European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 17, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes illegal mail strike could take place Washington a leaders of the two largest postal unions Are taking a Gam ble that could Force them against their will to Call an illegal mail strike next  Andrews president of the Amer ican postal workers Union and j. Joseph Vacca head of the National association of letter carriers Are asking the nearly 500, 000 workers they represent to ratify a new three year contract settled through bind ing arbitration on  ratification votes Are Only a Token gesture however. The contract terms handed Down by special arbitrator James j. Healy Are final and non negotiable under an agreement the two Union leaders signed in  Andrews and Vacca Are under pres sure from their local leaders who have complained that members Are being de Nied their right to approve a new pact. So the two leaders both of whom Are standing for re election Are trying to undercut that criticism by holding votes. They Are gambling that their members who voted Down a previous negotiated settlement endorsed by the leadership will approve the new agreement which contains an improved wage package and an unprecedented lifetime guarantee of Job Security for current employees. There is the risk though that the Mem Bers May reject the pact forcing the two leaders to renege on their binding agree ment with the postal service and Call a strike which is prohibited by Federal Law. The last thing these Guys want to do is order a strike said one Union official who asked not to be  and other officials say the risk an Drews and Vacca Are taking is very Small because postal workers Are almost certain to approve the new  will vote on the contract the same time that they elect a new president both by mail ballot. Summit. Continued from Page i said after consultation involving All three leaders it has been agreed tomorrow will be the final Day of the  Are still outstanding differences and serious attempts to overcome them will continue. Meetings Are planned today Between president Sadat and president Carter. Then after Sundown and the end of the Sabbath there will be a meeting be then president Carter and prime minister begin. It is not possible to say at this time whether efforts to resolve the differences will be  Powell said the decision to arbitrarily Cut off the conference after nearly two weeks was not a result of despair. The conclusion had been reached that All the is sues had been aired and  conference sources said it became Clear Friday that All the questions and possible solutions had been talked about and there would be no further Point in continuing the High level contacts. The sources said the main unresolved is sue continues to be the form and the timing of an israeli withdrawal from the occupied West Bank. Conference sources said the United states had put Forward a Complex plan for sharing Power in the West Bank Between the israelis the palestinians and the  refused to comment on the re ports but the schedule of meetings had indicated Carter joined by vice president Walter Mondale on Friday had made Marathon attempt to overcome the apparent deadlock on the important remaining issues. Mondale and Carter were conduct ing a miniature shuttle operation betwee the egyptian and israeli delegations. Sunday september 17, 1978 presenting once again the Moon is Kos i5k a is so a n Dies 3t lower left and grows Quence in five exposures on one 35mm 9 22and9 50. Is Jim Ole fears for life in German jails terror suspect asks of say in. . London a a London court Satur Day granted preliminary approval for extraditing West German terrorist suspect Astrid Proll who says she does not want to be deported to her Homeland under any circumstances because she fears for her life in West German  application by British police for a provisional warrant of extradition was the first Legal step in sending her Back to Ger Many. The 31-year-old fugitive who is on her country s list of 40 most wanted Urban guerrillas was seized by police Friday at her Job in a London garage workshop. A Scotland Yard spokesman said the provisional warrant was issued by the Bow Street magistrates court and that it Al Leges two offences of attempted murder in Germany and was made at the request of the Federal  he said Proll May Appeal the warrant. Her arrest ended 4mj years on the run from charges in Frankfurt of trying to kill two policemen and robbing Banks in Berlin and Kassel. She is also considered a founder of the Baader Meinhoff gang. Sports in Brief Santiago Chile a the United states clinched the american zone final of the Davis cup Tennis series saturday As Brian Gottfried and John Mcenroe beat Chile s Jaime Fillol and Belus Pray our 3-6, 6-3, 8-6, 6-3 in doubles. Earlier Story on Page 17. Saturday s baseball american league Boston 2000000002 60 new York 100 010 0013 10 0 Torrez and Fisk Hunter and Munson. A Hunter 10-5. A Torrez 15-11. Or Boston Rice 41. New York r. Jackson 23. Detroit 012 002 005 10 16 0 Cleveland 000,001 003 4 81 Wilcox Miller 9 and Parrish Waits Wise 3monge 6spillner 8 and Alexander Pruitt 8. A Wilcox 13 10. A Waits 12-14. Or Cleveland Pruitt 5. National league St. Louis 0000020114131 Chicago 010 000 000 1 4 1 Denny Schultz 8littell 9 and Simmons Kennedy 7 lamp w. Hernandez 8 and Blackwell Rader 8. A Denny 12-11. A lamp 7-14. Or St. Louis Hen Dricks 20. Europe mostly sunny with Early morning fog sunday. Increasing cloudiness monday with afternoon rain showers. Frank Furt Heidelberg High 77, Low 54. Sunset sunday 6 36 . Sunrise monday 6 04 . Temperatures recorded saturday. Lorn Athens p Berlin m Copenhagen m London p Munich p Rome p a partly Clou dymm mostly Cloudy  det 25,31st weather so 4am 4pm 70 86 Adana p 55 77 Aviano m 55 66 Brussels p 54 72 Frankfurt p 54 90 Madrid c 55 72 Paris p 4am 4pi 63 77 52 63 58 61 52 72 57 66 55 61 Montreal 000000212 584 Pittsburgh 211 103 40x 12 19 0 Grimsley Bahnsen 3miller 6atkinson 7james 8 and Carter d. Robinson Whitson 9 and Ott. We. Robinson 13-6. A Grimsley 18-10. Hrs Montreal Perez 13 Cromarte 8. College football Alabama 38, Missouri 20 army 24, Lafayette 14 Auburn 45, Kansas St. 32 ballst.27,kentst.3 Brockport 14, Alfred 6 . Post 21, e. Stroudsburg 13 California 34, a. Tech 22 cent. Michigan 37, Miami Ohio 13 Clemson 58, Citadel 3 Davidson 34, Wash. & Lee 7 Delaware 56, w. Chester St. 0 denison35,Wash.&jeff.7 Dickinson 10, moravian 10, tie Franklin & Marshll 42, Muhlenberg 6 Ferris St. 28, Michigan tech 7 Gettysburg 17, Lebanon Val. 16 Georgia 16, Baylor 14 holy Cross 27, Colgate 14 Iowa 20, Northwestern 3 Iowa St. 14, san Diego St. 13 James Madison 21, Towson St. 14 Kings Point 14, Albany St. 8 Maryville 17, Emory & Henry 6 michigan31, till nolo Minnesota 38, Toledo 12 Montclair St. 16, Wagner 6 Navy 32, Virginia 0 Nebraska 56, Hawaii 10 new Hampshire 36, cent. Connecticut 13 n. Carolina 14, e. Carolina 10 n. Carolina St. 27, Syracuse 19 n. Michigan 49, grand Valley St. 22 Oklahoma 52, w. Virginia 10 Penn state 19, Ohio state 0 Purdue 21, Mich. St. 14 Rhode Island 27, northeastern 13 Swarthmore 25, Upsala Temple 36, Drake 29 Villanova 25, Massachusetts 21 Vii 25, Bucknell 14 William & Mary 27, Connecticut 3 Wisconsin 7, Richmond 6 Wittenberg 41, Valparaiso Wooster 21, Adrian the police holding Proll under the aliens act for suspected illegal entry into Britain with false papers allowed British lawyer Dean Sargent to see her at a police station in  he issued this statement by her i have lived in England for the last four years. I have had no Contact with the red army faction. I tried to Settle Down As Best i could in the  Sargent told reporters Proll is Happy in this country and would like to remain. She does not want to return to Germany under any  Proll s trial was broken off feb. 1, 1974, because of ill health and she fled West Ger Many two weeks  said Proll fears if she returns to Germany her health will be affected or she will come to the same Sticky end As the others in Germany s  he referred to the jail deaths of Baader Meinhoff gang members last  said he did not discuss the gang with Proll or whether she is afraid of it in  Don t think it is something that Wor Ries her he said. She has had nothing to do with them for the past four years. And that is history As far As she is concerned she was Here to make a new  Sargent said he expects German officials will visit Proll within the next Day or  West German authorities Are to seek a deportation order for her which Sargent will oppose. Nicaragua. Continued from Page i Moza s father As  Carter administration has sus Pended military Aid to the Somoza govern ment but continues to provide economic . Ambassador Mauricio Solaun has asked Somoza to Aid in the immediate evacuation of americans from the Battle areas of Esteli and Leon but Somoza re Quested a formal diplomatic note and so far the evacuation has not begun. There Are an estimated 5,000 americans in Nicaragua