And, yes, there's going to have to be some negotiation between the center and between the States because there's an overlapping of resource responsibility.
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These are monumental changes that have taken place, and the whole world is excited about it.
I want to have it disposed of a way that nuclear weapons safety is totally guaranteed.
I don't see anything but good news in that, for terms of the West and certainly in terms of America.
What's at stake here is democracy and freedom.
We stand united, as do other Western partners, in our commitment to help Soviet reform.
We can't dictate the ending of what is happening in the Soviet Union, but neither are we mere spectators.
The Baltics want freedom.
I don't want to be a part of making a mistake that might contribute to some kind of anarchy inside the Soviet Union.
We've made very clear our conviction that the Baltics will be independent, and I feel more confident of that than ever.