European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 08, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse Poge 24 the stars and stripes sunday june 8, 1980 no 80 Salt vote Byrd says ii \ i Pils Scrutc Der Kimlie 1 i Hurt 0 had Tel inc Smi ii inn Limik Inui l with the Smiel i nun won l be by ii tit to a Senate of this it s in think in tone Byrd said in it Iswar to a question Imit former l virus s comments to if Quick i n i Denison Hay Ward tears med buildup by russians Istanbul. Turkey a adm. Thomas b. Layward chief of naval operations expressed concern saturday Over the soviet Union s expanding naval strength in inc Mediterranean and the world. Layward wound up a four Day official visit to Turkey As a guest of his turkish counterpart. Adm Lluent Unlusu. In response to a question Over inc deteriorating balance of naval strength Between nato and the Warsaw pact countries Layward said there is reason to be concerned because the russians arc building a very Strong Navy. Their shipbuilding pro Gram is a matter of concern to All of he added a necessary for nato to maintain its commitments so we maintain the balance that deters the soviets. That causes them to consider the risks too High to Challenge us. And i a link the United states is deter mined la this purpose and nato allies can and will maintain inc necessary Coleman cleared by lie Detector fort Wayne. Ind. A a lie de Tector test has absolutely eliminated any possibility that Martha c. Coleman was involved with the shooting of civil rights Leader Vernon Jordan her attorney said saturday. Charle Leonard told reporters that his client passed every question asked of her during a two hour polygraph test conducted by the Fri a Rida morning. The questions asked of Coleman included did you Vernon Jordan did you participate in the planning of the shooting of Vernon Jordan and do you know who Shol Vernon jordan1. " Leonard said. She passed with no question whatsoever Leonard said. As far As i m concerned she has been completely ruled Oul in any connection with this Case. She was Sim ply in Lite wrung place at the wrong Treasury to probe Clark trip to Iran Washington a attorney general Benjamin r. C i Vilotti confirmed saturday the Treasury department will investigate inc trip in Ramsey Clark and nine other americans id Ilie crimes of Ameri Ca conference in Iran. The results of that probe Civiletti said will be reviewed by both the civil and Crimi Nal divisions of the Justice department for possible enforcement action under inc International a in cart ency Powers act. Violations of the act Are punishable by up to 10 years in prison and fines of up to $50.000. Clark himself a former attorney general led a delegation of ii americans to inc . Conference in Tehran despite the ban on travel in Iran nuked by president Carter six weeks Jim Clark Wai expected to Clurn to inc t Niimd Stales Over the week end in .1 to Mininc Icem Clit i Dirc t i week that the Meisl the so t ii treaty be the end of the . And Secretary of Edmund Muskie to Himmell until Vance s recent re in nation i riday Lite administration i pursuing Calif Calion. But when asked if the treaty Mij he be brought up before the november elections or in a special session afterwards. Byrd an rest of this he said. So Rcd both limes with a Crisp Vance said he thought the two issues arc Hud. L \.i. he till favors ratify separable. Cation of the arms treat in the the treaty signed last june was o be interest of National Security. Hut he also considered late last year but was delayed by chances of passage Are virtually nonce various matters. Since the Lac soviet military activity in Afghanistan Senate democratic leaders have held it Back from whal Iltchy believe would be car men As Long As soviet troops remain in Afghanistan. "1 he soviet invasion of Afghanistan knocked the treaty into a cocked hat for the Tain defeat. Ricardo Rodriguez says president cur Ler is inc Best he has done Rood to the and la show his appreciation. Artistic appreciation Rodriguez has painted a mural. The painting is Al Forl Indian own Gap a where cuban refugees hate been pro tided recreational projects which have reduced the tension often resulting from refugee housing. Us l photo Carter order to Justice dept. Cuban criminals must go from press dispatches Washington president Carter has ordered the Justice department to try to Clurn to Cuba any refugees who Corn milled serious crimes there or Whu have violated Laws in the United states a White i Louse spokesman said saturday. Whal concerns most americans is inc Prospect that some of the people who have comic Ltd crimes might be relocated in american communities said White House press Secretary Judy Powell. That will Mil happen " Powell said inc adminis Lvalion has Evi Dence that cuban president i Idel Castro dispatched this undesirable Clement to the United sales in a calculated Effort to disguise inc fact that Many of the More than 110.000 refugees Are Law abiding cil i ens seeking Freedom and reunification with their abbe Lowell an assistant to attorney general Benjamin civil Coli estimated that no More than 700 cubans had been detained As a result of backgrounds in Cuba and that another 100 were detained As a result of crimes committed Here primarily stemming from last week end s Riol Al i it t Haffez. Ark on Friday at Forl Chaffee authorities raided the confiscating hundreds of knives and homemade weapons from cuban refugees in inc area known for its Black Market prostitution homosexuals and occasional knife fights . Rings of the . Park police said 20 of his officers and 62 military police conducted inc search while the area was surrounded by soldiers. He said enough weapons were confiscated to fill two jeeps. He said ifi4 aluminium and wooden pieces Laken from cols and bunks thai could be used As clubs were found 100 assorted knives including pieces of alumni Central Europe Oft sunday in Bei Hui web a ii Cloud , my 6. Stoa Mol cum .,".,Loa my ill noon , Man .,5 Iron. Irm Ouk Lom of h a i Loii line reign 40 Lorr of 50, to oui ook Lor Mon Wuhu to 1 Rouen j 44m 40m 64 74 64 7j 1 7j h 74 a u a a Wadi London r we Fin r Pir p Hutc d i 5-0 ,., ,. 44m 40ti � ii 41 u i w Al 41 us mini with ends ground to a Point 500 can openers four Ball bats numerous stones and pieces of broken Glass a homemade Tomahawk and some empty Rifle shells. We found approximately 14 bottles of homemade brew in various stages of proc mines said. He also said some pieces of equipment apparently used in a still were found. Now we know where the apples and sugar said . Col. . Brainerd referring to Ilic Fis of the supplies from mess Halls. Gov. Bill Clinton toured inc Post Friday Alvernoon and said afterwards inc Security is much much Al Allania. Health officials said Friday that More than 2,000 of some 48,000 cuban refugees tested through May 29. Will be treated for syphilis although Many May already have been treated for the Dis Eamand cured. The National Center for disease control said hat Lesis of 2,0x9 cubans showed i reaction. A person who has had the Vene real disease in Lite past always will react to the tests. Cd officials said but All the cubans will have to Lake inc penicillin treatment because their medical record Are not available
