European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 22, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                May 1985 the stars and stripes Page 3 Pope told Vatican policies Are far removed from reality Belgium a a roman Catholic student Leader assailed Pope John Paul ii on tuesday about Vatican policies on birth control and liberation saying they Are far removed from Reali Veronique who is of polish spoke to the polish born Pope at an outdoor meeting attended by people at the University of Louvain is the French speaking Branch of the Catholic University that is a bastion of liberation a philosophy of social it was the last Day of an 11day papal visit to Luxembourg and Belgium during which catholics have challenged Church views on priestly celibacy and the developing the message we receive from Christian authorities seems to be far removed from said the recent stands taken towards latin american Peoples and the liberation for astonish Young Stu the pontiff looked on in silence As she added amid jeers and cheers from the audience As is a country where people Are fighting to translate the ideals of the gospel into the Vatican last september denounced what it sees As marxist elements in liberation but it said Basic notions of liberation and Freedom Are in line with Church the 20yearold doctrine uses the gospel to justify Radical social especially in latin the Pope did not respond to Srubas but instead read a prepared text on the role of Catholic far exceeding her prepared who is head of the student population at the called liberation theology a witness of the Aruba also told the pontiff that she was also concerned the Popes strict ban on contraception was placing Young couples outside the on John Paul called at the univer Sites flemish speaking and urged students to protect the theology is dedicated to the safeguarding of he told the it is both an Honor and duty for theologians to contribute to this doctrinal strengthening within and for the the late colombian guerrilla priest Camillo Torres studied there and Gustavo Guttierez of Peru and Joseph comb Lin of Belgium two noted supporters of liberation theology graduated from a photo the Popes hands extended in Blessing in news updates banker sentenced Geneva a banker Robert Leclerc has been sentenced to five years in prison after his conviction on multiple counts of embezzlement and a 12member jury found the 67yearold Leclerc guilty of embezzling about million from accounts held by clients in his Banque Leclerc it evidence presented during his four week trial showed that the Money was used Nance Leclercq extravagant lifestyle and to cover losses incurred in real estate speculation the Bank collapsed in 1977 with a loss of More than sex offender returned Miami up a judge has ordered a sex offender who was banished to Miami by a California police chief returned to Weston a diagnosed schizophrenic and habitual sex was ordered sent Back to California by circuit judge Calvin Mapp because that where he were sending him Back whether Hes competent or Mapp adding that Hill would be Given a one Way plane ticket to Santa Monica within 10 eruption anniversary a a Small a a scientific open House and a few Small stirrings from mount Helens itself marked the fifth anniversary of the Volca nos cataclysmic scientists have detected an increase in the number of shallow earthquakes in the Mountain and a slight swelling of the mountains 800foothigh lava scientists cautioned that its still much too Early to say whether the which has been quiet since May be building toward another major Odic Seal sought Washington up the out going head of the Federal Deposit insurance says the banking crisis in Mary land was probably but a similar crisis in Massachusetts feared by some to be next in line is not sixty five savings Banks in Massachusetts have sought applications for the Odic the Emblem signifying that their deposits have the backing of the Federal then Tytko have sent in formal said William the chairman of the probably the biggest stat backed sys tem out there right now that is still in exis tence is Massachusetts and i dont believe depositors in that state have anything to be concerned Isaac Outlook for fall Summit meeting Between Gorbachev dims Washington up prospects for a fall Summit Between president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev dimmed with officials saying they have received no indications Gorba Chev will attend a United nations beyond a widely publicized comment april 22 by an editor of the officials there have been no firm signs Gorbachev will come to the United the Washington Post reported that Sig nals that Gorbachev plans no such trip emerged last week in Vienna during a meeting Between Secretary of state George Shultz and soviet foreign minister Andrei the Post said other unidentified sources confirmed that prospects for a Gorbachev visit had Viktor editor of the communist party newspaper told the Reut news Agency in Moscow on april 22 that Gorbachev would visit the United nations this administration officials have speculated that the soviet Leader would visit new York in september or october for the Gen eral Assembly or for ceremonies marking the 40th anniversary of the world while on his recent visit to Reagan said Gorbachev visit was Reagan said he had extended an invitation to the soviet Leader and if he was going to be in new the door was open for a meeting Between officials said the soviets have dropped no hints that Gorbachev is ready for such a which has been viewed by the White House As a convenient Opportunity for a get acquainted session be tween Reagan and were right where weve been for said one As we see both sides want a subject to agreement on the proper time and the official also emphasized that Reagan would prefer a meeting in diplomatic protocol would dictate a meeting in the United since the last superpower Summit on the soil of either country was president Fords meeting with Leonid Brezhnev in Vladivostok in White House officials have said Reagan would not favor a meeting on Neutral should the soviet Leader suggest defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said sunday that it May Well be that the soviets Are backing off a bit from an Early Reagan Gorbachev its hard to Tell said its just a Little Early to prime minister of India arrives in Moscow Moscow a prime minister Rajiv Gandhi of India arrived in Moscow tuesday for a six Day visit he said he hoped would Lead to much deeper understand ing Between two nations that already Are Gandhi was greeted at the Kremlin by soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev in a ceremony broadcast on National the official news Agency Tass reported talks Between Gorbachev and Gandhi began but the Agency provided no it said soviet Premier Nikolai foreign minister an Drei Gromyko and defense minister Sergei Sokolov took part in the Gandhi and his were met at the Airport by Tikhonov and their motorcade then sped through mos cows crowd lined streets to the where the Indian Leader will be wednesday agreements Are to be signed providing for soviet assistance on a Range of economic including development of Coal and Power Genera and the soviets also Supply the majority of India the visit is Gandhi fifth to the soviet he was last in Moscow for the Fune ral of Konstantin Gorba chess met the 54 year old Gorbachev but the two did not hold formal Gandhi trip to Moscow is his first offi Cial state visit since he succeeded his Moth who was assassinated next he is to go to the United states for meetings with president fighting in Beirut continues for second Day Beirut up heavy fighting continued for the second Day in Beirut tuesday Between palestinians and shiite moslem shattering a Short lived truce that had halted 20 hours of Street combat in which at least 79 people were killed and 478 police sources As fighting units of the 6th brigade of the lebanese army pulled out of the two palestinian refugee Camps they had entered to police the the sources but the pushed Back into the Camps at the end of the first Day of fought their Way out once again tuesday after crashing through shiite amal militia and lebanese army defense lines around the Sabra and shatila refugee Independent witnesses the backed by tanks and later took up new defensive positions out Side the Camps As fighting escalated be tween the palestinians and shiite amal i the witnesses the fighting and shelling is very and sometimes heavier than one lebanese resident said in a Telephone Call from a basement warehouse where he and his family have taken Refuge since the Start of the Ama palestinian fighting sunday with the ceasefire in fight ing once again spilled out of the Camp and Bat Lezone residents reported almost uninterrupted exchanges of and recoil less Rifle fire Between the rival the lebanese army had no immediate comment on the withdrawal of the 6th brigade from the Sabra and shatila but palestinian sources said the troops retreated under pressure from our