WEINBERGER OPPOSES FUJITSU BUYING U.S. FIRM Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger will join Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige in fighting Fujitsu Ltd's <ITSU.T> plan to buy 80 pct of <Fairchild Semiconductor Corp>, Pentagon officials said. "He (Weinberger) opposes it. It is not in the best interests of the country to have more of the micro-electronics business leaving the United States," one of the Pentagon officials, who asked not to be identified, told Reuters. Commerce Department officials told Reuters yesterday that Baldrige opposed the planned sale and that the White House Economic Policy Council will take up the matter within weeks. Commerce and defense officials said Baldrige and Weinberger feared the U.S. military is already leaning too heavily on foreign electronic support. But the Defense Department also said today that Weinberger and Baldrige differed on the proposed sale of U.S. computer equipment to Iran. The Commerce Department advised the Pentagon recently that defense objections to two proposed sales -- to an Iranian power company and the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency -- were not valid and the sales of small and medium computers would go through unless more evidence was presented.