European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 04, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes wednesday. June 4, 1980 Industrial nations warned by . About big recession Russ attack rebel Sites in Paris up the United states warned other in Dir Ali cd countries tues Day of danger of a major recession this year and said it May get Lough on  government subsidies for exports flooding american markets. . Inflation and Export subsidies were among major problems facing the in do trialled world outlined by senior . Officials at the opening of a ministerial meeting of the organi action for economic nation outwardly Calm  and Demelf tement the session comes three weeks before the Summit of the Utji seven Industrial nations in Venice of cd is i Paris based body of 24 industrialized nations that coordinates policy and studies economic issues. Although billed As a major re tick of Crit ical problems i icing the industrialized world. Commerce Secretary Philip Klutz Nick was the Only . Cabinet official to attend. Secretary of stale a Dinand music . Pressuring Junta to ease up on s. Korea , South Korea up the United stale is attempting to persuade the military Junta now running South Korea to Baek Down on its Lough Steps against Dis sent diplomats said tuesday. South Korea seems Calm a week after the army stormed into the Southern City of Kwangju. Killed 17 rebels by official count and ended a student led rebellion in a Hail of bullets. Diplomats said student leaders and government foes who Ltd demonstrations for democratic reforms before full martial Law was imposed May 17 had either been arrested or had gone underground and arc trying to sort out the  despite the surface Calm diplomats said . Envoys in Seoul at All Levels were reminding South korean government officials of Washington s displeasure with the arrest of opposition leaders the closing of the National Assembly and the ban on political activity. One Drew attention o state department spokesman nodding Carter s statement in Washington monday that the United states will be making can Inu a and intensive diplomatic efforts. With those who Lead South Korea to move toward political Liber  South korean sources however said Sim Ilar . Pressure in recent months had not Sua cd the nation s generals and they were sceptical of any changes unless Washington took economic or military sanctions against the Seoul regime. Hut sources said the . Would not play its Trump card withdraw Al of even some of the 39.000 american troops stationed in the country. Any withdrawal says something to the generals running the nation about . Displeasure but it also says something to Pyongyang capital of communist North Korea Only a mortar lob  one source said. He noted president Carter s weekend 10 killed in Turkey by terrorist attacks Istanbul. Turkey a ten peo ple including two educator and a Soldier were killed in terrorist attacks across tur key police sources reported tuesday. A school inspector was gunned Down after two suspected extremists summoned him from his office in Istanbul late monday police said. The principal of a primary school in Eastern Turkey was shot and killed in a similar attack they said. In Diyarbakir an Eastern City torn by ideological warfare and agitation by kurd ish separatist armed groups a Soldier was ambushed and killed later monday. Other victims included three right Wing youths in a Black sea coastal City and two teen agers in a District of urfa in the impoverished Eastern turkish Region. Statement that Washington is making sure that Korea is kept secure and re trains committed to South Korea s Security. The diplomats comments followed Mon  s disclosure by official sources of the membership of a 30-Man committee that analysts expect will run the country behind the facade of a civilian president and cab inet.  of the 30 members arc generals or admirals. Heading the committee is it. Gen. Chun Doo Hwan the army s most powerful general who engineered a mini coup last december and has been increasing his Power Ever since. Chun is head of the powerful military Security command. Although he offered monday to resign As acting director of the korean Central intelligence Agency sources said the move would t diminish his Power. Sent his Deputy. Warren Chrisl Ophir. Trea sury Secretary William Miller was also rep resented by aides. Chrisl Ophir skilled direct mention of a recession in his opening address saying Only that Ami inflationary measures pose their own risks during the present economic  undersecretary of stale Richard Cooper in a session with reporters made Clear the . View is that if nations do not consider conditions in other countries when taking their own anti inflation Steps at Home world economic problems will be compounded by the risk of a major races  declined for the moment to go beyond official predictions of a shallow eco nomic dip until the end of this year. But he warned the deep recession of 1974-75 had been foreseen by no government and could happen again if care is not taken. On government subsidies that provide credit to purchasers of major exports. Coop or said the United states will negotiate hard in coming sessions to work out controls. He said the United states believes the present subsidy on Export credits by foreign governments that makes it harder for american goods to compete in . Markets is  if the talks do not succeed. Cooper said we will have to reassess our position on financing. Conference sources said thai would involve loosening of Export import Bank financing for foreign purchasers. Christopher called on Industrial nations to cooperate to avoid a destructive scram ble for scarce Energy supplies. He also said they should cooperate to continue Aid to less developed countries and avoid the temptation to use our own economic problems As an excuse for lower Levels of  Islamabad. Pakistan up thou Sands of soviet troops backed by tanks and helicopter gunships attacked five rebel positions in Eastern Afghanistan but overran Only one Strong Point and suffered hundreds of casualties rebels said tuesday. The Battle report by the islamic Alliance for the liberation of Afghanistan could not be confirmed independently. If True it would support recent rebel claims he soviet invasion army was meet ing setbacks in its offensive to secure East Ern Afghanistan. The Alliance based in Peshawar a few Miles from the afghan Frontier said in a statement soviet forces launched their at tack in mid May against five rebel Strong holds in Kunar province. They attacked a Iacch Valley Denagall bad ail Dara Mazar and Dara Nur it said. 6,000 troops about 6,000 soviet and afghan troops supported by 500 tanks and 24 helicopter gunships were involved in the attack against rebels in Dara Mazar the Alliance said. It said the major attack came on May 17 after the area had been under siege for a week by soviet paratroopers air dropped into the Vicinity. In the Battle that followed the attackers killed 62 moslem guerrillas including four rebel commanders and wounded 23 re Bels the Alliance said. The rebels in turn destroyed four tanks and two trucks full of solos. They also knocked out a jeep carry