European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 03, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday september 3, 1977 Rhodesia peace package explained British foreign Secretary or. David Owen left and Andrew Young . Ambassador to the United nations out line the Anglo american peace plan for Rhodesia at a London news  said the two nations will go to the Security Council later this month forthe next stage in the joint Effort to solve the rhodesian problem. A photo ., . Warn against plan veto London up Britain and the . Friday pledged their determination to achieve Transfer of Power to a Black majority government in Rhodesia in 1978 and warned that the alternative would be grave for the whole of Southern Africa. Foreign Secretary David Owen said if the joint Anglo american peace package for Rhodesia is vetoed by anyone the out come would be very serious for  Andrew Young .. Ambassador to United nations said the Overall Poten tial of the situation to degenerate like that in the Horn of Africa is serious enough to warrant a major commitment by  Owen and Young talked to reporters at a foreign office news conference a few hours after returning from Salisbury Federal probes study Lance Bank overdrafts continued from Page i ing the procedure will Lance Stop the practice i Don t know Dietsch replied. Since there s nothing wrong with it Why should he Stop i suppose that would be the answer but i can t swear to  at the same time Dietsch said there was no relationship Between neg s depos it of More than $4 million in interest free accounts in a Bank that issued sizable Loans to pay Lance s 1974 gubernatorial Campaign debts and the Loans. The deposits were reported by the Wall Street journal. The newspaper said that the citizens & Southern National Bank in Atlanta last de Cember and january issued Loans to a re constituted Bert Lance for governor committee for a total of $390,000. During both months neg of which Lance is the majority stockholder sub Europe partly Cloudy with Chance of rain saturday. Little change sunday. Frankfurt Heidelberg High 78, Low 57 Sunset saturday 7 07 . Sunrise sunday 5 45 . Temperatures recorded Friday get 4am 4pm 4am 4pm 73 84 Adana r 38 n 86 Athens c 63 70 79 Aviano p 56 63 75 Berlin p 56 53 72 Brussels c 54 59 65 Copenhagen p 66 7� 65 88 72 75 70 a Clear a partly Cloudy a rain. Frankfurt c London r Madrid c Munich p Paris c Rome p Del 25,31st weather so Stan tally increased its interest free correspondent account at the same Atlanta Bank the newspaper said. After a loan of $250,000 to the gubernatorial Campaign committee in the same month neg s Cor respondent account at citizens & Southern jumped to an average of $4.4 million the paper said. Last month an investigation by the comptroller of the currency disclosed that Lance had received personal Loans totalling $6 million from Banks in new York and Chicago where neg also had correspondent accounts. The comptroller s investigation cleared Lance of any illegality in connection with those Loans although the report cited questionable banking practices. Meanwhile Republican National chair Man Bill Brock challenged president Carter to replace Lance or admit violating a pledge to govern without apparent impropriety. White House press Secretary Jody Powell said the pledge has not been broken and there is no evidence Lance has done anything to deserve being run out of gov  Brock was joined by sen. Frank Church a Idaho in his suggestion that Lance be replaced. Church said in Boise Idaho that Lance would serve president Carter Well by withdrawing from his administration. Where they put the Anglo american plan to Premier Ian Smith. The plan called for Smith to step Down stationing of a . Force in Rhodesia for six months before Transfer of Power to a Black government and ultimate replace ment of the existing rhodesian army and the Black guerrillas by a new Independent Zimbabwe army. Owen who did most of the talking while Young took an uncharacteristic Back seat said Britain and the . Will ask the . Security Council later this month to sup port their peace efforts. In addition to stationing of a . Peace keeping Force in Rhodesia the package also called for appointment of a . Spe Cial representative to work with a British resident commissioner during a six month interim period. Owen brushed aside assertions by Smith at a Salisbury news conference Friday that the Anglo american package is crazy insane and  Owen said Smith told them he has his own plan for an internal settlement but that he did not explain it in detail. From a lot of the questions he asked one could see he had not made up his mind on the fundamental issues he said. Owen warned against giving too much weight to publicly expressed criticisms of the package. Publicly expressed reactions May be very different from those expressed in Pri vate he said. But he added that Britain and the . Will not accept vetoes from anyone. He said details of the package remain open for discussion but the Basic framework must remain unchanged. Argentina oks Trade pacts Buenos Aires a Argentina military government has ratified Trade agreements that were signed in 1974 wit Poland and Romania. Similar agreements with the soviet Union Hungary and East Germany were approved earlier this month. Anita pounds Mexico continued from Page 1 missed us by Only 25  the National weather service said that the primary concern was a serious threat of Flash flooding in northeastern mexi Coas Rains of More than 8 inches fell in the  weather service radar in Brownsville showed that Anita Label Dan extremely dangerous Hurricane was pushing tides of 12-15 feet along the Texas Mexico coast. The leading Edge of the storm Dumpe torrential Rains along about 200 Miles of the mexican coast. Water covered some Tampico streets and the highways North of Tampico and Ciudad Victoria reportedly were flooded. Anita which earlier had been expected to hit the Texas area of Brownsville Corpus Christi spawned winds of 45  moderate rain in the Brownsville area Nixon. Continued from Page 1 grand jury investigated the matter no blame Ever was fixed. The first question posed to Nixon in his original interview with Frost was Why the sex president did t Burn the damning watergate tapes. Nixon spent 27 minutes on his answer but it was Cut out of the four 90-minute pro Grams shown in May and saved for an encore program that will be televised starting sunday. Frost Strung together a network of 165 stations for the series in the Spring. The fifth show a collection of outtakes is being shown by 55 stations Between sunday and the end of september. The program is a potluck spread of left overs ranging from the tapes to John and Martha Mitchell to the opening of relation ships with China and to Nixon s dealings with the press. The transcript of the inter View has not yet been released. The existence of a taping system in All of Nixon s major offices was unknown out Side a tight White House Circle until a one time Nixon aide Alexander Butterfield revealed it to Senate watergate investigators in july 1973. The knowledge set off prolonged court fights Between prosecutors and Nixon culminating in a july 1974 supreme court ruling that Nixon had to yield the tapes for use As evidence in the watergate cover up trial.  jets join reformer 77 Lahr Germany eighteen f4e Phan Tom aircraft landed Here Friday evening after an eight hour transatlantic flight from Seymour Johnson fab n.c., an air Force spokesman said. The aircraft belong to the 335th tac fighter so of the 4th tac fighter Wing and were led by it. Col. Fred Luigs Squadron commander. The deployment nicknamed Coronet flush is part of reformer 77 and will result in employment of the 335th in nato s exercise cold fire. Nifte fighters will operate with forces of the 441st tac fighter so Canadian forces Europe who hew in thursday from Solingen the spokesman said. Friday s baseball american league Seattle 010 110 0104 11 0 toronto001 200 0003 8 1 Abbott and Stinson. Lemanczyk and Cerone. A Abbott 11-10. A Leman Jcyk 10-13