European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 27, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes allies to sell arms to Somalia Washington Lupi the Carter and in what May be part of an Effort to offset waning soviet influence in the Horn of announced tuesday it was prepared in principle to sell defensive weapons to hint nil sort is supporting rebels fighting  have indicated to them to Are pre pared in principle to provide m Coo Perl lion with the other nations they have said state department spokesman Hodding Carter i fun who id Nii find the other countries As friends and of confine the Supply of any defense article to items designed to fill gaps in the defensive Structure of so Malias present he the spokesman confirmed Hal Soma Lias military regime had approached the and other countries for though he did not identify theater Tho term friends and allies could indicate they include som Arab and Western euro Peon no Grants reports published tuesday Mon lined great Britain and saudi Arabia among countries that no supplying Tir have agr Dlo Supply the government in Mogadishu with Carter said any Transfer of arms to Shimalin would be through direct Pur chases rather than in the form of i kidded that fur Cipi military sales cred its ii so May be the spokesman conceded there were Dif terms views is to use of the expression Urr Iory of to said territorial claims by Somalia Lover the Ogaden Region of neighbouring Ethiopia would a love to be settled by the Organiza Tion for at rican have consistently supported the Aura principle of territorial Carter said soviet link denied he stressed there was no link Between willingness to sell arms to Somalia and a Uviel military presence in the Aden to Milf port of on Somalia North coast facing the Entrance to the red until recently a soviet Aid is turning toward the West in View of growing itus Sian military help to Soma Lias rival in in the Ogaden which comprises Onel Hird of govern ment and somali backed insurgents lire lighting and issuing conflicting claims of major tuesdays baseball july 1977 Michael advertised wife in new York and on subway arrives lit a new the subject is marriage York to enter to see play on the lame with him is Mara Benin or at she was one or those who heard and responded blocks and and abcs flood Amer Ica arranged for them to age says it gets military queries continued irom Page it performing the same but they under different rules and receive Dif Fenland for he gis receive no while civilians Blaylack said he believes that the unionization of the focused on peace time living and working conditions outside combat command could and should strengthen military order and pipeline league in an Noo i a Page ii were Unwar cantly several blasts in the he said there were approximately live separate Points on the pipeline where the explosions the blasts arc the latest in a series of troubles that have plagued the billion pipeline since it began pumping Oil june have been our total ing 11 the most serious was caused by an explosion on july 8 at a pump station that caused a 10day on july 4 cold liquid nitrogen cart we a crack that forced a 2iday there have been Sev eral other shutdowns of several should the age membership decide to organize military according to there would be no even in on matters that would interfere with necessary discipline or create troublesome divided he said there would be three main areas of representation work site representation on grievances concerning noncombat working and living and not including Tacti Cal operational certain Legal primarily in connection with various administrative boards and uniform code of military jus Tice legislation and executive Branch policy level representation on such mat ters As fringe dual insurance and the Blaylock said the concern of career Mili tary members is having an Adverse effect on the Success of the Al Volunteer concept of maintaining an adequate defense for this he said the unionization of the military is inevitable sooner or later and if properly managed would make a positive contribution to the Success of the Volunteer array another Union Vincent Taler president of the association of civilian As we approach the realities of pensions and Benefit revaluations ii is essential thai servicemen t the ultimate legislative the International brotherhood of team sters told the Senate that unions Are not a practical Means for re solving personnel problems in the Mill David director of legislation for the study the factors matter to Public such in our cannot be resolved simply by legislatively prohibiting unionization of the armed ant Turlon legislation would leave the grievances he urged Congress to which brought Una began keeping 80 Yean they be in a Wejta French Premier says Dollar too Low from press dispatcher hau1s Premier Raymond Barre said tuesday in his the sagging Dollar now is undervalued on the worlds Money in a television Barre said he hoped for a certain Stabile Kitione soon in foreign Exchange to halt the dollars even though it mean France could buy Oil More cheaply since it must be purchased with Barres remarks came As the Dollar again closed lower on Moat european markets despite a Small technical rally that halted the downward spiral in the after Umidon dealers said a trend seemed to be with the Dollar meeting Ner Vous Selling at recovering on profit Outing and then falling again As new positions Are the Dollar closed at a new postwar Low Lor the second consecutive Day in Frank Furt at Marks against a Frankfurt dealer at an american commercial Bank said trading was fairly slow there was no longer that hectic Atmo sphere that prevailed in recent he there was no dumping of dollars other brokers said Germany High Trade surplus in june contributed to the slide attributed to fears of a big yearned Trade deficit and the Treasury declared willingness to let the Dol Lar the German Central tourist office in Frankfurt Al though visits by american tourists to Ger Many Rose by 20 per cent during the first pan of the americans Are beginning to cancel planned trips in the Wake of the rail of the the tourist office said it is receiving alarming reports about railing demand and cancellation of trips to Germany Al ready other Tua suffered Wai thernia was moving Southwest toward he China suddenly Vawl North toward Offish u smashed into Kaohsiung and overturned it including tha Sahwn the winds smashed tugboats and seriously damaged All of the decks eight ing paralysing it a tuft temporarily knocked out All Telephone and radio Lions in the Europe u arts Mecl