European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 09, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes monday May 9, 1977 Summit decisions Are far reaching continued rom Page 1 that this flow of wealth will also made no secret of the fact thai differences Over Trade tariffs and nuclear issues were the most difficult for the Summit participants to decisions that created the most problems were Trade and How to seek a Duse new sources of Energy the president said in his portion of the remarks made breach of the leaders after the presentation of their joint president said the Trade Issue was resolved against protective tariffs. Aftera great Deal of discussion Carter said we decided that this was something we want to the difficulty Over supplying nuclear fuel and technology to nations needing it for generating Energy is to make sure Nei ther Are used to make nuclear explosives. Carter to make certain this docs not happen without intruding into user nations internal affairs is very difficult indeed he said the panel created by the Summit to study the nuclear fuel Cycle anyhow in prevent the proliferation of weapons capability Marks the first time the matter has been addressed in a very tech Nical fashion besides Carter the others Al the Summit meeting were president Valery Giscard a stamp of France. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt of West Germany and prime ministers Giulio Androtti of Italy. James Cal la Han of Britain. Pierre Trudeau Ocanada and taken Fukuda of Japan. The communique also expressed special concern about Fri data. Continued from Page 11 avoid being incapacitated by their own tear Gas. It s the same kind of Gas we use in the prison to control riot Riggsby said i sure As hell Don t want that kind of information in the hands of another Section outlines Fri procedure for dealing with bomb threats. Although much of that Section was deleted. Tiggs Busaid he is ill does t want to offer inmates any clues to help them carry out successful bombings. So far the prison officials Are holding onto the documents while they consult with Bureau of prison and other Justice depart ment lawyers on whether Cox is entitled to Fri manual also was made Avail Able at Bureau Headquarters Here to a re Porter who sought it under the Freedom of information act. The bulk of the Book de scribes criminal Laws and court decisions involving crimes ranging from espionage to transporting defective refrigerators. Other sections describe procedures forsaking arrests and questioning suspects qualifications for various Bureau jobs an services available from the Fri Laborati Rya Bureau of prisons lawyer Charles Faulkner said we feel it would be injurious to the safety of the institution to allow some of the material and probably the whole manual into that Faulkner said the Bureau has rules prohibiting inmates from having publications considered dangerous to prison prison rules also set out procedures for inmates to Challenge any decision to withhold material and Cox ultimately could take the Case to , 42, was convicted on the Bank Rob Bery and drug charges in Kansas and mis Souri. He began serving the Federal sentences in 1972 after he was parole from a state prison term in Kansas according to a Bureau of prisons spokesman. Youth unemployment and called for search for new ways to Deal with this prob Lem. Committed the governments to meet the economic growth targets they have Setfor themselves which should provide a basis for sustained in our countries and world wide called for new measures to finance the International payments deficit being experienced by some nations and supported additional resources for the International monetary fund. Promised to give a new impetus tothe world Trade negotiations under Way in Geneva which will help to create new opportunities for Trade and increase Job opportunities. Promised to conserve Energy and to diversify Energy production so that we reduce our dependence on promised to increase the flow of Aldand other resources to poor nations of the world since the world Economy can Only grow on a sustained and equitable basis if developing countries share in the communique also called for increasing the financial resources of the world Bank which has become a major source of financing development projects in the underdeveloped nations of the sunday Carter attended serv ices Al Westminster Abbey. The congregation prayed for him and for inc american As any Yankee tourist the president walked through the Abbey after the service stopping with Bishop Knapp Fisher at its tombs of Kings and Queens in its Hall of swords and banners and finally in its poets , Carter lobbied for a plaque commemorating his favorite. Welsh Poel Dylan Thomas who liked his Pink of ale even belter than Carter s other Billy like Pabst Blue ribbon. The president prom ised to Pray for the poet s soul. Technicians shun it president after Abbey service president Carter shakes hands with Rev. E. G. Knopp Fisher after attend ing Church service Al Westminster Abbey sunday in London. A photo Ulster strike appears on Brink of collapse Belfast i api the strike by North pm Ireland s protestant extremists appeared on the Brink of collapse sunday despite attempts to terrorize key Power workers into paralysing at the big Ballylumford Power station announced they will stay on the Job after police moved in Force to pro sports in Brief Kansas City to. Up Dick and Adriano Pasatta 7-6, 7-6, 44, 6-3. Intoe finals sunday of the act world Dou Bles championship. Dallas a Ray Floyd surged Pasiben in Shaw and took a two stroke Victory sunday in the Byron Nelson classic witha final round 69. Earlier Story Page 22. Philadelphia 10. Houston ?7 Gnu. M is writs 1-0 Portland a los angles Fly Portland lrdttrle�2.0 Russia s Ustinov honoured Moscow a the soviet govern ment has honoured defense minister Dmitri f. Ustinov by dedicating a Bronze bust of him in Ustinov s Home town of Kui Bashev. Text them from Strong Arm squads of strik ers saturday night. Ballylumford North of Belfast supplies two thirds of the province s electricity and keeps the wheels of Industry government s Northern Ireland office reported Ballylumford and three smaller stations Are working normally there has been no rundown the decision by the 500 Ballylumford men ended 18 hours of confusion that began saturday when they warned they would throw off the switches to protest the intolerable Strain of intimidation from the militant strikers including death stressed they did not want to join the strike masterminded by the Rev. Ian Paisley s United unionist action Council. But a Power blackout was just what the strikers wanted. 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