U.S., SOVIETS EXCHANGE DATA ON MISSILE FORCES

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CIA-RDP90-00806R000200980138-0
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September 27, 1980
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/02/18: CIA-RDP90-00806R000200980138-0 AYTICLE: g oi; PAGE________ THE WASHINGTON POST 27 September 1980 Uos, Soviet Ex_ch~ja ge oam on: 1'Missile. Foices By Michael Getl ,er Informants said there was no dis? asAlRStOn Po S i taft?Nriter a c , .:ussion of alleged Soviet violations. of tlS wind-S`nvtor -i- - G:hneve -yesterday swapped informa? .....~ . tea` C?`en` ?ecause the. ad- ministration apparently does not con- tiori- about?eaeh fide's * missil : f , e orces fid vo serarius press and congressional an exchange that'U S of r ficials believe -or -:?. repts of violations to have been, IA.- indicates Mosco e w m ans to continuerfact,,violati , .onsrs.. -le e ed b} h perpowers:~^. ~-* :;_ ` ror-., were - oldf charges that lfatt previ=?. iiJformation about the dismantling of? `acti#aF'violations e trreii fleet. fleet. Fenn.). however. hare causedAhe a,l ej sid o l st e ab ` n tt .emu ,7~i[~Ca, ~zCrVrreu`'?olr .- e concern and i iniNaI $t9(is',xat?arcl re'rfn so!+i : hp.4w;touchw off. an fiiresti;a*IOir oi,- ;-other-'Polaris=-iit- i-4 s:?bs to male' Bef{r[i?try.the House Armed Services room for the Navy'; n, Triaenf su Be b rd charged m.Irine that will go oi'f.~e. trials nett ard that the Soviets, in year. July. "conduc?ed ri! a excise over a he first Strategic Arms Limitation five-day. period in which they. simu- Treaty: (S_t was signe by the- su- lated the re. din- o_'?a to 40 SS * perpowers in 1972 and was the first missile silos.,!" step toward applyin:;_ ce`_ gs fin the The S$ k.8?-is _Noad '; ;bii silt` m;s? atomic. arsenals of both countries.: We and.a'rapid rele)ohd on missile silos` tinder terms of that. agreement; inp;oliib'.fed ,inder-*SALT L . ?~ .... each side is required ta'accoumt_-for that t B Beard'aistrafiha officials ~ ccrate older -missiles replaced- with: 'more e: c armies are inaccurate-. ;'L, ... Privately, however, t e tea fuss is modern ones. The SALT I over a possible co:nnromise of :n a i- pact, however, expired gene sources because the Unite ' in-1977. And, while President Carter _ Staces. apparently did detect sign-; and Soviet chief Leonid Brezhnev that them?Soviets,were simulating such- signed a SALT II pact in June?1979, it activity. has not been ratifted_-by Congress. Some.officials_argue that, It is no NJ-' The question.;of::;whether the Soviets olation because- it was truly a simula.. would continue. to -'abide- by ahe'_ie- tion: in that no missiles, were moved 'straints' of-.these.treaties .haas'.become ,:-and'itwas not rapid, in the sense that an importairvotwe';in- arms control cir ;:'it apparently took more than five ties. V.S. officials said thatwhile- the ex The U.S -Soviet discussions ? in . Ge? Change of data yesterday-is no guaran neia involve the Standing Consults teq of. Suture. Soviet: cori-pliance,` it : Live Committee, which-was s t u e p un - could be seen, as, at least-,a reassuring ?' der :_the ?inital-agreement and which 'sign that theKremlin has-got given meets periodically to discuss SALT is- u on the SALT .., g-` r~rocess:i-..L,. .~.:r? ,.,sues.., Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/02/18: CIA-RDP90-00806R000200980138-0