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"SDI is destined to be no more than a research program," said John Steinbruner, director of foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institution, a liberal think tank.
The settlement, attached to the defense appropriations bill currently awaiting action by the full Senate, expresses support for the SDI, but only as a research program.
I approved the decision and we don't need further cuts in SDI.
Every year Congress has cut the SDI budget.
Large increases in SDI funding are justified only if deployment of a strategic defense system is planned in the 1990s.
Any overt action by the SDI system can lead to a rise in the readiness of the opposite side; blasts in space can be interpreted by Russian programs as attacks on spy satellites, a preparatory move for a U.S. first strike.
The Soviets have used the same argument in opposing SDI.
In doing so, we hope the President will keep foremost in mind his commitment to SDI, or strategic defense.
SDI and the nation's military buildup are virtually all that remains of Ronald Reagan's national security legacy, and the president may be even more reluctant to agree to curbs on Star Wars now than he has been in the past.
Ironically, scientists and engineers working on SDI don't favor pure research either.
They must decide through their elected representatives whether to ensure by law that SDI will never produce any real security and will instead become merely another expensive entitlement program.
Toshiba had been discussing a subcontractor role with U.S. aerospace and defense producer LTV Corp. for SDI research on defense against tactical ballistic missiles.
One said the Soviets may be showing flexibility on strategic arms in order to encourage Congress to oppose the administration's efforts to reinterpret the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty of 1972 broadly enough to allow further SDI development.
Sen. James Exon, D-Neb., said Defense Secretary Dick Cheney's internal budget planning documents show a projected spending total of $58 billion for the 1992-97 period for Star Wars, known officially as the Strategic Defense Initiative, or SDI.
With conservative Republicans pushing hard for the White House's full SDI request and Democrats trying to find a compromise, the committee delayed a final vote on the issue until Tuesday.
The idea of SDI, like trends in development economics, has raised the warming prospect for conservatives that they may be better than liberals at promoting liberal goals like peace and the alleviation of poverty.
A deep cut in SDI is expected.
The Defense Science Board, an independent Pentagon advisory panel, said in a report this month that SDI initially should be scaled back to a limited, ground-based defense against missiles.
The commission doesn't take a position on SDI (as it intentionally avoids most current policy disputes), but it argues that some kind of anti-ballistic missile defense is sensible.
"Apart from SDI, on the whole it's one which we find acceptable," Warner said of the bill.
A House-Senate conference is debating House provisions that would fund strategic defense at levels so low (below $4 billion) that they'd effectively gut any practical SDI.
Dukakis' deputy issues director Jim Steinberg replied that the administration has earmarked $4 billion for SDI, and that freeing up those funds would help finance other military spending.
"What if we came out in the speech with a date certain for deploying SDI?," he says.
He can renew that triumph if he remembers that SDI remains more important to American security than any START agreement Mr. Gorbachev is likely to give him.
Sen. Malcolm Wallop (R., Wyo.), one of the leading GOP advocates of heftier spending for SDI, mobile missiles and the B-2, said that the important decisions in the Senate panel "came on straight party-line votes.
In other words, the Soviets are retaining the right suddenly to halt progress on arms reductions unless the United States slows down SDI.
But the compromise would drop some restrictions in the SDI budget to which Reagan had objected in the bill he vetoed Aug. 3, the sources said.
"The spirit behind SDI died with the end of the Reagan administration," says Robert H. Kupperman, a science and technology expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank.
Mr. Gorbachev, who re-emphasized his objections to SDI at last week's meeting with U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz, didn't appear to dent North Atlantic Treaty Organization optimism that agreement on intermediate-range missiles is near.
The defense secretary, with support from White House public-liaison chief Patrick Buchanan, then spearheaded a push to get Mr. Reagan to declare himself for early deployment of SDI in his January State of the Union address.

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