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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 6

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See store for details. Committee chairman said in a statement. Warner. said, A11 mankind benefits from the increased safety such an agreement provides." He called the agreement a significant step toward a more peaceful world. The plan will be signed in mid-May in Geneva by Assistant Secretary of Defense Richard N.

Perle and Soviet negotiator Alex-eiObukhov. Most details were withheld. Nunn and Warner have proposed supplementing the centers with periodic meetings between U.S. and Soviet officials and a joint annual review of measures to prevent accidental war. Sam Nunn, and John W.

Warner, hailed the tentative agreement, which is the first step in their ambitious campaign for superpower cooperation to combat nuclear terrorists and prevent war by miscalculation. "This agreement demonstrates that the two superpowers can act together to advance their mutual interest in enhancing stability and reducing the risk of nuclear war," Nunn said. "Whether or not we reach agreement in other areas of arms reductions, it is clearly in our mutual interest to avoid stumbling into a nuclear war through miscalculation or misunderstanding," the Senate Armed Services LAST 6 DAYS! 7 SAVE 30 3 Ways On Custom Draperies, Fabric, Labor and Installation The Metropolitan Collection includes an antique satin in 85 colors, plus much more! A Sears pro fessional decorator will measure your windows and help you select the perfect look. SAVE 50 on Metropolitan Vertical Blinds SAVE 50 on Woven Wood Shades SAVE 30-50 on Pleated Fabric Blinds SAVE 30 on ALL Window Shades 10 AM-10 PM Sat. 10 AM-6 PM Toll-free number translates to I-800-428-7866 Visit our Custom Shop at your nearby Sears store and take advantage of these Great Savings! 95 I'LL PAINT ANY nan rnn nil IV 99 OELUXE PAINT JOB ohr run UIIL1 INCLUDES WHEELS I STILL AMERICA'S BIGGEST PAINTING BARGAIN THERE IS NO FINER "This can lead to a much safer world," U.S.

arms control director Kenneth L. Adelman said Tuesday of the tentative agreement reached in Geneva, Switzerland. However, he emphasized that the risk-reduction centers in Washington and Moscow should be coupled with deep cutbacks in U.S. and Soviet strategic nuclear weapons. Negotiations to cut the arsenals resumed In Geneva, meanwhile, with the two sides tentatively agreeing to reduce by half their globe-encircling bombers, missiles and submarines.

However, the United States proposed to carry out the reductions over seven years and to establish quotas for various types of weapons. The Soviets want a five-year plan and are resisting sub-ceilings in an effort to maintain a sizable arsenal of heavy, land-based missiles. A senior Reagan administration official who met with a group of reporters in Washington on condition he not be identified said the disagreement on a reduction schedule "could be a hang-up." Through the risk-reduction centers, the two sides also will exchange strategic information, but the details at present are secret. The two principal congressional sponsors of the centers, Sens. N.Y.

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There reportedly are escape clauses. Lawyers for Franklin and WWWE have been meeting to determine if those clauses apply to this case. WWWE reportedly is on the verge of being sold by Art Modell for about $14 million to Jacor Broadcasting, a radio syndicate that owns WMJI (105.7-FM) and WBBG (1260-AM) in Cleveland, WLW in Cincinnati, KOA in Denver and eight other stations. If the deal goes through, Jacor would have to sell WBBG because the Federal Communications System prohibits the ownership of two AM or two FM stations in the same market. It is believed that Jacor wants to retain Franklin, which is why WWWE is talking about a new to keep him in WWWEhas had sagging ratings, except for its broadcasts of the Indians' and BrowrtS games and Franklin's show.

The reason WHN is making the bid for' Franklin is that the station thinks Franklin's outrageous style would be perfect for the New York market. Also, the station needs to get some attention early, and Franklin has a knack of keeping in the news. In thejast nine months, Franklin been profiled in the New York and the Wall Street JournalJflH also is writing a book that Wiff published by Contemporary itir 1,988. While the offer to Franklin certainly is high, it is in range with what the top radio talent in New York receives. For example, former Clevelander Don Imus makes about $500,000 annually as one of New York's highest-tateTpmojning disc jockeys.

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