By Carlo Schaerf, David Carlton

This quantity comprises the complaints of the 3rd Castiglioncello foreign convention on "Nuclear Arsenals relief - views and effects" which came about in Livorno, Italy, from 22 to twenty-five September 1989.

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2. , 1982). 3. Comments by V. Karpov, Washington Post, 11 July 1989. 4. New York Times, 20 September 1989. 5. Speech by Marshal Akhromeyev to National Press Club, 28 July 1989; comments by Akhromeyev in interview, Washington Post, 24 July 1989. 6. Comments by Jack Mendelsohn, Arms Control Today, August 1989, p. 5. 7. J. Harvey, S. , 'Potential Verification Provisions for LongRange, Nuclear-Armed Sea-Launched Cruise Missiles', Workshop Report, Center for International Security and Arms Control, Stanford University, July 1988.

A very difficult issue has been that of long-range nuclear-armed SLCMs. The United States has expressed serious concerns as to how to verify the count of SLCMs and how to differentiate between nuclear and conventional SLCMs. The United States has serious 30 The US-Soviet Strategic Arms Reduction Talks concerns about the impact of any arms limitation and verification regime on conventional force capabilities. Conventional SLCMs have proven to be a highly valued component of conventional naval sea armaments.

January 1989; and in J. M. S. Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles', Science, 23 June 1989, pp. 1445-50. 10. Comments by Commander of the Strategic Air Command and the Chief of Staff of the US Air Force before the Senate Armed Services Committee, New York Times, 22 July 1989. 4 START: Finishing an Unfinished Business Alexei G. Arbatov In Reykjavik agreement was reached in the matter of the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START) on the post-reduction limits of6000 nuclear warheads and 1600 delivery vehicles for each side.

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