European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 23, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse Authorized unofficial publication for the us armed forces vol. 36, no. 158 is Dol Vond Sundog Friday september 23,1977 if 21855 a . To abide by expiring 72 arms pact troublesome tree a German Farmer s wife in the Little town of a shows . Jesse d. Rook Ard Coic of Vii photo lab a tree that a Mobile assault Bridge knocked onto the top of a barn. Gas Are repairing the barn roof. But Overall property damage in the just concluded Carbon Edge was considered Low. For other photos stories turn to pages 2, 3 and 28. Photo for is by Rudi Williams Washington up Secretary of state Cyrus Vance said thursday the United states will allow the 1972 .-soviet strategic arms Accord to expire oct. 3, but will abide by its provisions As negotiations continue with Russia. Vance said . Observance of the pact provisions was conditional on Russia s exercising similar made the disclosure in a letter to sen. John Sparkman chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee As he met with soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko in a new round of talks on strategic arms limits. After a first five hour session both ministers acknowledged to reporters at Testate department the search for a new Carter searches for successor Lance plans Georgia rest Atlanta a Bert Lance said thursday he plans to return to Georgia and get a Little Tell the folks in Georgia we Are doing just Fine he said in an interview with radio station web the Day after he re signed As president Carter s budget director. We appreciate their support love Trust and Faith More than they can Ever possibly know. That s been one of the things that sustained us throughout this whole asked about his future he said no decision yet. Well take that As we be been taking things. One Day at a As for his wife Labelle he said she doing just Fine. She s been a source of real strength. The american people. Saw her. For what she is one who has a great Faith in god and believes things work in his purpose. That s the Way she meanwhile president Carter the weight of the Lance affair lifted from his shoulders began a Hunt thursday for successor who is certain to face tougher scrutiny than Lance did before being con firmed As the government s chief budget maker. A stars and sip s report some Young people think smoking is cool1 see Page 8 f while speculation on possible successors has not entered on any one person these names have surfaced James t. Mclntyre jr., director of Georgia s budget office in 1972 while Carter was governor and now Deputy director of the office of management and budget which Lance had headed. Robert Strauss a former chairman of the democratic National committee and now the . Ambassador for Trade negotiations. Strauss has said however that he would not take the Job. Alice Rivlin director of the congressional budget office. Hale Champion former California finance director and now an official at the department of health education and Wel fare. Asked if he would return to Georgia Lance said you know i be got to come Back to Georgia. I said that in my statement. That s where our Home asked if he would take a Public Job he continued on Page 28, col. 3 French join terrorist fight Bonn up French president Valery Giscard d Estwing sent a special ambassador to Bonn thursday on a sur prise visit to discuss a joint fight against terrorism. The visit was believed part of a French attempt to repair the damage done to French German relations in the Wake of continued on Page 28, col. I soviet american strategic arms limitations lasting through 1985 remains beset by problems. They agreed to meet again to discuss the Middle East. Gromyko was scheduled to meet president Carter Friday morning. The main strategic arms Issue remain unresolved. Those Are the issues we Are addressing Vance said. Gromyko added we waded into the Stream and have not emerged. There were lots of rocks. When we will get out i cannot say. I urge patience. We want to see Suc Cess in the the . Unilateral statement informally extending the current strategic arms pact will be the subject of a hearing by the Senate foreign relations commit tee monday. Chief . Arms negotiator Paul Warnke will testify committee aides declaration states in order to maintain the status quo As continued on Page 28, col. 1 deported sister Janice Mclaughlin a Catholic nun from Pittsburgh pa., packs her be longings in Salisbury Rhodesia shortly before flying out of the country thurs Day on orders of the government. I background is a rhodesian Security official. Sister Janice was deported for reporting Black rhodesian were being tortured by Security forces. A
