European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 19, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes conce the ube ration special Section see inside d Heidelberg kids get a history 3 d Boeing Calls Dod 5 d Brewers end tigers 21 d Reagan firm on cemetery visit 28 the Andi stripes 2 authorized unofficial publication for the armed forces april 1985 and d 8693 a Reagan May consider Contra Aid Compromise Washington up president facing congressional will probably look at a Compromise on renewed Aid to the Contra spokes Man Larry Speakes said Reagan was meeting with Republican dropping by a White House Brief ing on Central America for conservative european leaders who support him and addressing editors and broadcasters in an Effort to whip up support for million in Aid to the rebels while peace talks Between them and the nicaraguan government Speakes confirmed that lawmakers who met with Reagan wednesday raised the possibility of changing the terms of the presidents april 4 essentially by lengthening the period during which the Aid would remain humanitarian rather than under reagans the marxist government of Nicaragua would have until june 1 to begin peace talks or the Aid would convert to military i think the president would probably look at those Speakes Many of the democrats would feel More Comfort Able with a change in the he Speakes also blasted House speaker Thomas Oneill of Massachusetts for say ing Reagan will not be satisfied unless american troops Are in the speaker ought to be ashamed of Speakes also criticizing the nations highest ranking elected Democrat for moving up by one week the House vote see Contra on Page 28 Amtrak derailment a photo cars lie in a jumbled mess after an Amtrak train derailed in an isolated Mountain Canyon Southeast of Twenty six people were injured in the the Sleeper car lies on its Side in the fore ground with the and other cars piled in the Heap in the see Story on Page sower Navy stages attack by Force by Richard Gross Washington up the soviet in what is termed the most extensive exercise Ever conducted in the Pacific for the first time simulated a aircraft Carrier task Force attempting to attack the soviet Navy sources said the Maneu vers have been under Way in the Western Pacific since april 1 and were expected to end since the soviet ships were spotted returning to Vlad Ivos the chief soviet naval base in the the sources nearly 75 percent of All soviet surface warships and submarines in the Pacific Fleet took part in the a major departure from routine practice in which Only 10 to 15 percent of soviet naval forces Are deployed at any one said the who spoke on the condition they not be the exercise is the most extensive and realistic Ever conducted by the soviet Navy in the the sources the exercise concentrated on efforts to oppose a aircraft Carrier Battle Force approaching the Eastern soviet a nine ship task Force led by the jump Jet aircraft Carrier Kovoros sysk began simulating a Carrier Battle group attack on the soviet Union from a Point Miles Northwest of when it turned Northwest toward the soviet the sources at a Point 700 Miles East of Japan the task Force was hit by simulated air strikes by up to 20 Long Range backfire one of the newest bombers in the soviet and probably by submarines firing simulated torpedoes and cruise they its the first time we saw them simulate a car Rier Battle a source they came at it the see soviet on Page 28 army employee charged in incendiary incidents by Dick Hodgson Kaiserslautern Bureau chief Kaiserslautern an army civilian employee has been arrested in connection with the placement of five incendiary devices in the Vogel Weh according to German police they said Bonnie has confessed to making the devices and placing them near a storage building and in cars in the Vogel Weh area Between March 13 and april German authorities said Martin has been charged with five attempts to kill with a she is in custody in the Ger Man Federal prison in undergoing mental they Martin was employed As an equipment repairer in the 29th area support groups outdoor recreation officials said the native of apparently had no political motives for the she had been married to an but she was divorced in mid officials the devices were described by military police As All of them were found before they a Kaiserslautern military Community spokesman said supplies for making More devices were found in Martins Home when she was arrested