European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 8, 1981, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Larceny y by Keith Bennetts staff writer Heidelberg theres no Honor among thieves even when there in and service members ripping off their buddies have helped make Lar Ceny the most frequently committed crime in Usa eur and last More than personal property thefts were reported to military police in in a us aver spokesman said that while More than two dozen thefts were investigated by Navy officials in h larceny aboard ship and in port was not a major theft in family housing areas and elsewhere has prompted the army and air Force to mount service wide crime prevention Cam in where the number of reported Larcenie has topped command crime statistics for two officials said Many soldiers make it too easy for their buddies and others to rip them almost All of these kinds of thefts Hap continued on Page 1 secret plan finds favor in Iran important issues still Block hostages says authorized unofficial publication for the armed forces 263 doily and sunday january 1981 if 21855 a by the associated press a top iranian official said wednesday that Iran has generally accepted the still secret proposals for resolving the 14 Mont hold hostage but officials said important issues remained Urreli Hubb Hubba a pothole Jackpot the 50 hubcaps Are victims of just one bounced off hubcaps Are displayed by Christopher Shays and Elinor pothole on the Connecticut Turnpike from left mayor William Collins of they called for an immediate Highway near the Dane Norwalk town the Norwalk and state representatives resurfacing drive in up the statement by chief iranian hostage negotiator Behzad elaborating on sketchy remarks tuesday by Iran prime seemed to confirm that some perhaps had been made toward ending the urgent messages flashed Back and Forth across the Atlantic late wednesday to clarify some items in the new but details of the proposals remained and cautious officials on both sides refrained from saying a breakthrough was at the process aimed at release of our hostages continues but a number of important questions remain to be state department spokesman John Trattner said in another official that agreement had been reached on some Basic Iran is prepared to revise its demand that the United states put billion in Cash and Gold in algerian Central Bank to guarantee eventual compliance with Iran financial said this who requested after meetings with top Carter administration Charles Percy said there was theres Momen and National Security adviser Zbigniew asked whether he thought the and Iran were working out a Deal to release the were mov ing toward i wednesday was the 431st Day in Captivity for the 52 american since last algerian diplomats acting As Gobet Weens in the crisis have been discussing the latest proposals with iranian leaders in the algerians conferred five Days last week with officials in Washington in an Effort to find acceptable alternatives to Iran Bil lion rejected by the on iranian prime minister Mohammad a Rajai said revolutionary Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini had authorized acceptance of a proposal from Algeria to solve our problem with the United at a Tehran news conference wednes who is minister of state for executive said the algerians had made a new proposal involving unspecified this subject has been studied and has been agreed upon he Nabalis remarks left the nature of the continued on Page Reagan tills Secretary of education Washington a Ronald Rea Gan wednesday named Terrel Bell to head the education an Agency the president elect has vowed to the appointment of the Utah education official fills the last vacancy in reagans cab transition press Secretary James Bra by announced the appointment of education commissioner in the Nixon and Ford Bell is now utahs commissioner of higher neither Reagan nor Bell was on hand for the but Brady said Bell would be available to answer questions at a news conference next when the new special Trade representative and the Council of economic advisers Are expected to be Bells selection ends a longer than anticipated search for an education Secretary that foiled reagans goal of Fin Ishing work on his Cabinet by Reagan has publicly admitted that some candidates for the Job turned him continued on Page 2