European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes sunday october 1, 1978 "expeditious7 Pace to peace sensed Cairo up . Middle East envoy Alfred Atherton said saturday Egypt and Israel Are in agreement to move expeditiously toward conclusion of a peace treaty. But lie did not appear As confident and optimistic about the attitude of palestinian leaders in the israeli occupied Jordan West Bank and Gaza sector whose role in peacemaking is stipulated in the Ameri can sponsored Camp David framework agreements Between Egypt and Israel. Atherton spoke to reporters following a 75-minute meeting with president Anwar Sadat held immediately after the envoy arrival from Israel. I sensed in my talks in Jerusalem and Here a feeling that things should move for Ward now expeditiously he said. We see no obstacles to getting the negotiations started. It is simply a question of working out and coordinating the  the details include an opening Date a venue and procedures for the treaty negotiations in which the United states will participate. Atherton said consultations on these Are continuing. The general expectation is that the negotiations will open after the oct. 11 yom kippur jewish feast. Cairo newspapers have spoken of the Suez canal City As the venue and israeli leaders have said it is acceptable provided the talks Are rotated Call follows syrian cease fire Carter urges Lebanon settlement Washington a president car Ter issued an urgent Call saturday for a negotiated end to the fighting in Lebanon. Carter s Call came As a cease fire silenced the guns in Eastern Beirut after three Days of intensified Battles Between syrian forces and right Wing lebanese militias. Syrian president Hafez Assad told pres ident Elias Sarkis by Telephone from dam ascus that his troops would Stop firing at 3 30 ., the Beirut state radio reported. Although a deafening barrage of hellfire broke the deadline for a few minutes the stand Down was generally holding after three hours. Observers were not optimistic however that the cease fire would hold after both the syrians and right Wing christians had carried their fight to a dozen towns in the Eastern Hills. The eight month old conflict Between the two civil War allies reached a new Peak saturday when syrian forces launched tank led ground assaults on the Christian suburb of Hadath and Street to Street gun Battles broke out near the port. Until this time the syrians and militias had confined their fight to exchanges of shelling and sniper fire. The fighting today was particularly destructive and it seemed to be spreading Carter said after reviewing the situation with Secretary of state Cyrus r. Vance. I was therefore greatly relieved to learn that president Assad of Syria had been personally involved in bringing about cease fire. I Call urgently on All involved to negotiate a permanent end to the Cycle of confrontations which has gone on for too Long and at such a heavy Cost in innocent lives. I Hope other friends of Lebanon will join with the United states in efforts to bring an end to the tragedy in Lebanon. In a news conference on thursday car Ter had suggested convening of an All Par ties conference on Lebanon under United nations auspices to come up with a Solu Tion to the fighting. He said he is opposed to partition of the Multi cultural nation in which moslem and christians have been engaged in bitter fighting. Carter had suggested that negotiations might be aimed at a new charter for governing the nation which is now under the domination of syrian military forces. In Damascus the government con trolled news Agency said that Syria rejects any Accord that is not unanimously approved by All lebanese parties and factions. Syria did not discuss this idea and did not approve of this conference the Agency said new health programs emphasize prevention Washington up the Senate voted overwhelmingly Friday for a sweep ing reorientation of Public health pro Grams to emphasize prevention of disease rather than treatment. The shift in direction was signalled in the 82-4 passage of a Bill extending existing Public health services and establishing new programs at a total Cost of nearly $2.8billion. The legislation which now goes to the House is a combination of three Bills authorizing programs designed to attack health problems ranging from heart Dis ease the leading killer of americans to the prevention of pregnancy among teen agers. Sen. Edward Kennedy d-mass., the chief sponsor of the legislation said put Ting the emphasis on disease prevention could break both the Cycle of skyrocket ing expenditures and the stagnation of Progress in improving the health of the nation. Sports in Brief Pittsburgh a the Philadel phia Phillies powered by Greg Luzinski s three run Homer and a pair of Solo homers by Pitcher Randy Lerch clinched their third straight National league East title saturday with a 10-8 Victory Over the Pitts Burgh pirates. Saturday s baseball National league Montreal 1000000001 80 St. Louis 300 110 lox 6 11 1 Schatzeder Twitchell 4james 1 and Ramos Denny Littell 9 and Swisher. A Denny 14-11. A Schat Zeder 7-7. Hrs St. Louis Simmons 22. New York 0000013015120 Chicago 200 000 05x7 12 2 Berenguer Bernard 7koosman 8 and Trevino lamp Seoane 7holtzman 9 and Rader Blackwell 9. A Seoane 1 -0. A Bernard 1-4. American league Cleveland 0000000000 50 new York 510 010 Oox-7 11 0 Paxton Wise 1 and Alexander Figueroa and Munson. A Figueroa 20-9. A Paxton 12-11. Hrs new York Jackson 26. Toronto 100000000-151 Boston 401 000 Fox 570 Jefferson and Ashby Eckersley and Fisk. Weckers Ley 20-fi. A Jefferson 7-16. Hrs Toronto Howell 8. College football Alabama 51, Vanderbilt 28 Albright 35, Delaware Val. 6 american into. 20, Kings Point 7 Amherst 20, Bowdoin 10 army 21, Washington St. 21, tie Auburn 29, Tennessee 10 Baldwin Wallace 17, Muski Ngum 6 Ball St. 27, cent. Michigan 0 Bloomsburg St. 7, Mansfield St. 6 Boston u. 25, northeastern24 . Post 51, Wagner 13 Bucknell 21, Davidson 20 California 28, w. Virginia 21 clemson31, Villanova Columbia 21, Lafayette 0 Concord 25, w. Virginia St. 6 Connecticut 21, Yale 7 Cornell 21, Colgate 12 Dickinson 24, Swarthmore 21 e. Stroudsburg 64, Cortland St. 7 Gettysburg 13, Juniata 0 Georgia tech 28, the Citadel 0 Hamilton 20, Tufts Harvard 10, Massachusetts 0 holy Cross 35, Dartmouth 0 Illinois 28, Syracuse 14 Iowa St. 35, Drake 7 Ithaca 35, Alfredo kalamazoo29, Kenyon 12 Kansas St. 34, air Force 21 Lebanon Val. 37, ursinus 10 lycoming21, Susquehanna Maine 32, cent. Connecticut 26 Maryland 20, Kentucky 3 mass. Maritime 21, Nichols 7 Miami Fla. 38, Kansas 6 Michigan 52, duke0 moravian Widener nebraska69, Indiana 7 new Hampshire 21, w. Chester St. 0 Norwich 29, coast guard 26 notre Dame 10, Purdue 6 Ohio St. 34, baylor28 Pace 28, St. Johns by 17 Penn St. 58, Texas Christian 0 Rhode i land 17, Brown 3 Richmond 51, Cincinnati 28 Rutgers 24, Princeton 0 Trinity 14, Bates 7 Union n. Y. 14, Worcester tech 7 vm117, Virginia 9 Virginia tech 22, Wiliiam and Mary 19 wesleyan27,colby9 w. Michigan 24, Bowling Green 20 Wittenberg 24, Ohio Weslyn 7 Williams 33, Middlebury 12 wooster56,Oberlino during the last two decades Kennedy said life expectancy improved Only 4 per cent and infant mortality remained almost unchanged. At the same time he said health care costs soared rising 700 percent since 1960 alone. The Senate passed Bill would authorize $1.9 billion Over the next three years for programs such As As the immunization of children against various diseases Urban rat control venereal disease control migrant health programs Community health centers mental health services and Home health services. The legislation also would authorize $490 million in Grants to state and local pro Grams for combating specific diseases including the leading killers heart disease stroke and cancer. A key addition to the Bill was a $210 Mil lion program for the prevention of adolescent pregnancy and to provide care for pregnant girls and their babies. Senate passage of the administration proposed teen age pregnancy legislation was welcomed by health education and welfare Secretary Joseph Califano jr., who said it was imperative that action be taken to Deal with the problem. In urging Senate passage Kennedy said one million teen age girls become preg Nant every year and of these 600,000 give birth. Salt. Continued from Page 1 for six years. Carter will not participate in the unusual sunday session. He is flying to Cape canaveral Fla., around noon to decorate six astronauts. Vance and Gromyko appeared together on the South Lawn to make Progress re ports. There was movement which both of us agree was constructive Vance said. Gromyko standing at his sides concurred. I must say some signs have appeared of a certain movement Forward on some of the questions where we have previously either not reached agreement or not fully reached agreement the soviet foreign minister said. Neither Vance nor Gromyko provided any details. Gromyko stressed however the Complex nature of the continuing negotiations on a new strategic arms limitation treaty. Between egyptian and israeli locations. Diplomatic sources said Atherton re ported to Sadat on his talks in Israel and his meeting in Jerusalem Friday night with some leaders of the palestinian popu lation of the West Bank and Gaza. Atherton was reserved in his comment son the meeting with the palestinians. They asked very specific questions about the agreements and i spent sometime trying to clarify the agreements and Correct misperception they May have Hadin some cases Atherton said. But i do not want to characterize the meeting one Way or the other he added. Atherton said he briefed Sadat on the re sults of last week s visits to saudi Arabia Jordan and Syria by Secretary of state Cyrus Vance As Well As a Middle East swing Atherton himself made before going to is Rael. Both Tours were aimed at Selling the Camp David accords. Syria had rejected them and both saudi Arabia and Jordan voiced Strong reservations. Atherton described the session with Sadat As very warm and very  later Atherton conferred with acting foreign minister Butros Ghali. Gorilla. Continued from Page 1 or  and she has Learned to lie. But a month ago Patterson told a National geographic society news Confer ence Koko began rhyming. One evening last month i offered Koko a stalk of Broccoli which literally is a Flower of that Plant and she signed Flower stink fruit Pink,1 then paused and signed fruit Pink stink i commented you re rhyming neat to which Koko refrained love meat Sweet she started rhyming with what iwas  Patterson said Koko has since Given other rhyming replies. For instance we say Long she says wrong we say Blue she says do we say Squash she says Wash. This is another creative use of Lan Guage that appears in some children during a period of linguistic Genius " although rhyming might sound simple Patterson said that since the Gorilla s productive language in these cases is visual and not auditory Koko must perform com plex mental translations to produce in sign language a word that rhymes with what she heard. The vocal tract of Gorilla cannot produce speech. Sceptics had assumed gorillas could no learn to talk with their hands. But Patterson said she believes the Ani Mal s intellect is at least on a Par with that of chimpanzees which also have Bee taught sign language. Studies show Koko has an in of about 85 to 95, slightly below the human average. Patterson said her close association with Koko has demonstrated that gorillas Are not the ferocious Man killers Many believed them to be. Gorillas Are tragically misunderstood animals she said. Koko and a 4-year-old male companion Michael live in a Small specially equipped Mobile Home on the Stanford Campus. Patterson Hopes they will mate and she wants to study them and their off Spring As Long As they live which May be50 years. Europe partly Cloudy to Cloudy with scattered Light rain and Iso lated afternoon Thunder storms sunday and monday. Frankfurt Heidelberg High 60, Low 46. Sunset sunday 6 05  Sunrise monday6 27a.m. Temperatures recorded saturday. 4am 4pm 4am 4pm 67 81  61 72 Athens c 61 63  50 50 Berlin r 48 50 Brussels r 46 52 Copenhagen cd 50 52 Frankfurt r 45 54 London r 46 79 Madrid p 52 48 Munich cd 48 54 Paris r 63 72 Rome up partly Cloudy cd Cloudy a rain a Clear. Del 25,31st weather so