On the April 22 edition of the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, remarks by U.S. arms negotiator Richard Perle were followed by reactions from three leading critics of the proposed deal to reduce the number of short-and medium-range missiles in Europe:
Charlayne Hunter-Gault: William Hyland is the editor of Foreign Affairs Quarterly and was Deputy National Security Advisor in the Ford Administration. William Jack-son was Executive Director of an Arms Control Agency panel, and a Senate aide. He is now an associate professor at the Fulbright Institute at the University of Arkansas. Seymour Weiss is a former State Department official and is now a foreign-policy consultant. Starting with you first, Bill Hyland, is this a good deal?




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