41.   President Boris Yeltsin has no immediate plans to meet with U.S. President Bill Clinton to discuss a new strategic arms reduction treaty, the Russian presidential spokesman said Monday.

42.   Putin on Monday had proposed deeper cuts in strategic arms than current U.S.-Russia arms accords would provide, although he did not give specific numbers.

43.   She set a stretched-out timetable for strategic arms talks through mid-September.

44.   She set a timetable for strategic arms talks.

45.   That is why Russia declares and reiterates its readiness to make considerable reductions in strategic arms.

46.   The ABM treaty, which limits the scope of anti-missile systems, was an outgrowth of the first round of strategic arms limitations talks.

47.   The former Cold War foes have also said they are committed to reducing the number of strategic arms that previously were aimed at one another.

48.   The Russians have talked of far deeper mutual arms cuts than the Pentagon is willing to accept in a new strategic arms treaty.

49.   The Russians, however, tend to focus on more traditional arms control issues, including conventional weapons and strategic arms control.

50.   The WEU is charged with overseeing European military operations, and in principal acts as the European strategic arm of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.