European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 02, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                28 the stars and stripes wednesday August 2, 1978 anti vet policy is assailed i continued from Page u Hospital policy is not to take anyone they can push off on medicare or private Hospi  he called attention to the fact that president Carter proposed closing out 3, 100 a Hospital Beds from the 1979 fiscal year budget. Wasylik said his organization Success fully lobbied against that proposal and the funds were put Back in the  the vow will fight another proposal Wasylik said was made several weeks ago by or. Peter Bourne the president s former chief adviser on drug abuse. Bourne according to Wasylik said the a Hospital system and champs would be included in the administration s National health insurance proposal. Wasylik also spoke out against remarks made recently by several congressmen who said the . Should normalize relations with red China even if doing so Means severing relations with Taiwan. Nothing but a joker for those in the . Who think that the. China card will help balance off Russia i a to them that card is nothing but a joker. There s no question in my mind that if we get into a fight with Russia. China will sit Back to see which Side is win j Ding and then jump on the winning  Wasylik. Who fought in Korea As an infantryman. Touched briefly on several other issues. He said the vow wanted a to no loophole draft reinstated and cautioned that the pullout of . Forces from Corea could Well Lead to another  i he added that maj. Gen. John k. Sing Aub is to be honoured at the vow National convention this year because of his Fine War  Singlaub was relieved of his duties in Korea and later retired from the army after publicly criticizing preside Tcarter s policies in Korea and the Panama Al zone As did the vow. The canal Issue As far As i m  Wasylik told audience the veterans of foreign s did not lose on the canal Issue. The a lost and i Hope that our leadership est t have to Call on you Active military make up for that foolish political Deci n at some later time.". Wasylik asked his audience of army and Mir Force personnel if they were aware of esd Estial committee s proposal to retirement pay. He said the commit tee recommended that a service member -. Who retires after 20 years not receive re rement pay until he or she reaches age 65 and that retirees with 35 years in the serv ice would not receive retirement pay until age 55. The vows National committee said Wasuk is making a Strong stand against that proposal As Well As recommendations to Cut commissary and medi Cal benefits. After the luncheon. Wasylik was to attend a briefing at Usa eur he in Hei Delberg. He plans stops in Berlin and Naples before returning to the . Satur Day. Marriage made in Moscow Christina Onassis and Sergei Kuzov Are flanked at their wedding ceremony at the Central wedding Palace in Moscow by John Kotopoulos of the greek embassy and Maria Kuzov the Groom s Mother. There were u persons present at the 10-Mlnnte civil ceremony tuesday. A photo Christina Onassis says a in soviet wedding continued Tram Page ii pursuers Stop it please Stop  one of the photographers said. When they arrived at his Mother s apartment Onassis ran from the car As her Mother in Law ran to Ward the photographers waving her arms and crying Stop  the couple plans to head thursday for a siberian honeymoon on Lake Baikal. Afterwards the new Bride has said they plan to live in Moscow and raise a family. I be been accustomed to so much luxury in my life that it won t be such a prob Lem to live More simply she said in a re cent interview. Close friends said she appears to be very naive about what life in the soviet Union will be like. She and Kuzov have been reported Al ready to be happily re papering his Mother s apartment in preparation for married life. She said she plans to give up Day today management of her shipping Empire which would be run by associates Over seas. In a Telephone interview a spokesman Europe cmdr with fog in it Moran Long and i touted Man How Fri wed Luuy plut afternoon and Tiff Long Hun def Storim. Unit Cong than Day. Frank fort Huldt Lorg a Loo 1. Sunup wed Nouy . Unryu temper 8twrcircordtd  4affl 4pm 70 ii Atheni. I m  n Avilio. P i to Brut it p n  ii  i n  i up myst mid cd Cloudy u la Cornu Ilam. P u London p n Munich p  who mrs said Kuzov will stay completely aside from the shipping business. But sources close to the situation say she intends to make him head of an office she plans to open in several weeks in Moscow. A balding but Boyish communist party member who lost an Eye in a childhood Accident Kuzov quit his Job june i As head of the Paris office of the soviet shipping concern Sov Trakht. He and Onassis met there in 1976, the year after she inherited her father s Mil Lions As his sole surviving child. He then divorced his wife and left his s235-a-Weekjob. Onassis arrived in Moscow in june took up residence in a $200-a-Day suite at the modern i tourist hotel and stoutly denied the growing rumours she had come to marry Kuzov. Her relatives Are reportedly upset at he Choice of husband and worry about the Fate of the Onassis Fortune estimated at More than Isoo million which she controls. Kuzov s Mother is assistant to a movie director at the Moscow film company mos film. His father was killed during world War ii in 1942 during the siege of Lenin Grad and never saw his son. Opera director Rennert Dies Salzburg Austria a West Ger Man theater and opera director Guenther Rennert. Who won acclaim for his staging a fiery in Europe and the United Stales died Here following emergency surgery for an undisclosed illness. He was 67. House votes to lift turkish arms embargo t continued from Page it whatever on Cyprus. Brademas said. Congress first imposed the ban on grounds that Turkey violated . Aid Laws by using american weapons for its occupation of Cyprus. Rep. Edward j. Derwinski. R-iii., argued that Turkey remains in violation until is occupation of the Island is ended. Those who supported retention of the embargo had suggested that the House vote instead to lift it Only when Carter can report the turks have carried out their of Fer to pull troops out of famagusta and let greek cypriots return to their Home there. Brademas and Wright had joined forces to propose hat Compromise to Carter on Friday but the president rejected it. Car j Wotton a seen As a signal of his Confidence in the outcome of the House vote. ? Lold the two Congress men that following their advice would amount to applying the sort of . Pres sure that he feels has made Turkey refuse o end its occupation before the embargoes Waits ecu at Europe Follain by the aug coated press Europe s Airport chaos began to tuesday As the Normal mid week to Holiday travel helped thousands of d vacationers to get off the ground. Some 2,500  traffic i lers whose work slowdown has 1 Nightmare Waits for europeans i Fly through their air space. Amuil. Were to suspend their go slow at 1wednesday morning. The controllers were to meet \ afternoon however to decide v renew their strike action this they seek improved working and better pay. In Italy meanwhile All ground i some pilots at Rome s int Matlo port Are going ahead with a 24-hour i on thursday to Back demands for Bonus in lieu of abolished Public to the situation was much be Day. And we have Hopes that we can to get Back to Normal wednesday. Lies Ferrier a spokeswoman for to ish airports authority at Gatwick a 20 Miles South of London. Gatwick Britain s major Point for charter vacationers swamped by stalled Holiday a could t take off because of the 1 controllers action. In All areas officials agreed Onei biggest problems tuesday was Gettel played jets in the right place at Btl time because of snarled schedules. For economizing travellers Cam. In London and at Gatwick for cheap to Atlantic flights there was no Relief in sight. Hundreds queued hoping for a i sir Freddie Laker s first come served sky train service or for a i seat on major airlines  has said everybody wanting his sky train will eventually get they la have to wait their turn for a u the backlogs at Paris orly and de Gaulle airports were reported at orly there were still late Arrivi Dally from Spain. Gold. Continued from Page 1 the Dollar s decline in the to Mongi Kyo resulted from its poor perform european Money markets the Day. A Bankers said the finance Manl storm ably would announce a tightening t eign Exchange controls in an Ett Check the now of speculative Japan. They said the ministry waa to restrict interest payments on free posits held by non residents which t estimated 1.5 trillion yen $7.981 tuesday s rate compared with a lion at the july 21 rate. The Impact i restriction would not be instant but rally would take dollars away from Bankers said. Meanwhile the finance  a $2.035 billion increase to j Japan s Gold and foreign cum a serves almost All of it resulting i Lar purchases by the Bank of j port of . Currency. Zurich Europe s other Malar Market was closed for a Bank i elsewhere Switzerland s Virtu Uon free Economy continued to Swiss franc ahead of other current in London it took Only  francs to buy a Dollar at tuesday1 compared to the record Low of i.7jjijrich monday. Gold buyers tuesday included body from top to Bottom tit works said a London Bullion weary from a Day of very hectic i