straight. He doesn't remember what he said and
when he said it," Senate Democratic Leader Robert
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C. Byrd of West Virginia said, leaving the White
House after a meeting with Reagan on trade issues.
At a meeting Tuesday, Reagan challenged
listeners to recall what they were doing on Aug.
8, 1985--the date of a key meeting on the arms
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