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Tuesday, 21 December 2010 11:04 |
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South Dakota's two senators disagree on
the merits of a new nuclear arms limitation and inspection treaty
between Russia and the United States.
Democrat Tim Johnson said he will vote for the New START treaty
as an important part of national security. Without it, Johnson told
the Daily Republic the U.S. has no inspectors in Russia.
Republican John Thune said on Sunday that he would vote against
it because it doesn't hold the Russians to a strict enough
inspection program.
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