European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 11, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes tuesday june 11, 1985 turkish cypriot president wins 3rd term Nicosia Cyprus a Rauf Denktash who led turkish cypriots to Independence in the North of this divided Island was elected to a third term As president of the breakaway Republic sunday by an overwhelming majority. Denktash 61, had sought a fresh mandate from the electorate before attempting new negotiations with the greek cypriots to reunite the strategic Mediterranean Island. Me got 55,323 votes 70.5 percent of those cast Accord ing to Complete returns announced monday. His closest rival leftist  of Gur received 18 percent. Denktash campaigning for a third term on an Independent ticket had called on the people to elect a Leader who can represent your Republic in the whole world defend it and never Back  Denktash is known As a stubborn sometimes daring negotiator who has spent More than 20 years battling for the interests of turkish minority on Cyprus. In 1981, Denktash had barely squeezed through win Ning Only 51 percent of the votes the minimum required for election on a first ballot. Political analysis in the turkish sector of this divided capital commented that Denktash owed his enhanced popularity to the bold move of declaring full Independence in november 1983. They said the electorate also preferred Denktash to others to negotiate with the greek cypriots an eventual settlement to reunite the Island in a federation. In a Victory statement Denktash declared no one will be Able to impose an agreement on us that is unacceptable to us that takes away our rights that lifts the Protection of  he has said repeatedly that the turkish Side is willing to return to the conference table once the establishment of a new administration is Complete. Five weeks ago turkish cypriots approved a new Constitution in a referendum. On june 23 they will hold elections for a one House 50-member parliament. On sunday Denktash ruled out an immediate return to negotiations. The new president parliament and govern ment will have to sit and study proposals devise a plan and program he told reporters. The Island has been divided into Northern turkish and Southern greek zones since Turkey s invasion in 1974. That invasion was triggered by a coup plotted in Athens that toppled the late president Makarios. A year later turkish cypriots set up their own administration an Independent entity in All but name with an elected president and parliament and Independent courts. The declaration of full Independence in 1983 led to High level negotiations Between cypriot president Spyros Kyprianou and Denktash.  talks in new York in january failed when Kyprianou rejected a draft agreement accepted by the turkish Side. In the South Kyprianou has come under criticism from opposition parties which hold a Large majority in the parliament for allegedly mishandling the january talks. The Island has a presidential system and losing support in the legislature does not affect Kyprianou s status. But the turkish Side might want to see a Clear mandate on the greek Side As Well before resuming negotiations Diplo Matic analysts say. Denktash was born in 1924 to a prosperous turkish cypriot family in Paphos on Cyprus Southwest coast now in the greek zone. His father was a judge and Denktash studied Law in England and became a barrister in 1947. He served As a Public prosecutor under British colonial Rule from 1949 to 1958. After the breakout of inter communal fighting on the Island in 1963-64, Denktash was barred from re entry to Cyprus after a trip to Turkey. Allowed Back in 1968, Denktash represented the turkish Side in inter communal peace talks which lasted six years without any results. He was the unopposed Leader of the turkish Community when turks invaded Cyprus and occupied a zone with 37 percent of the Island s territory. He is married and has two daughters and two sons. Weapons specialist claims entrapment airman acquitted of Selling secrets Glendale Ariz. A an airman was acquitted sunday of Selling classified information to an undercover investigator posing As a representative of a major de sense contractor. A seven member Board of officers deliberated six to seven hours before returning its verdict in the court martial of senior airman Paula Wilderman said maj. Bruce e. Ulrich a Luke fab spokesman. The Board began deliberating saturday after u week of testimony Ulrich said. He said the innocent verdict meant the 22 year old Wilderman s status will be unchanged. Wilderman was a weapons specialist with the 405th tac training Wing at Luke when she was arrested july 12, 1984. She could have faced a dishonourable discharge and up to 18 years in jail if convicted. She has been doing non Security duty on the base pending the court martial results. Wilderman also was acquitted of a charge of possessing drug paraphernalia which resulted from a search of her off base apartment after her arrest Ulrich said. Officials claimed Wilderman of grand Island neb., sold classified documents describing How Luke units would be deployed in Case of War to an air Force investigator who posed As a representative of Rockwell International corp. They said Wilderman was paid $2,300 for the documents. Wilderman never was suspected of Deal ing with agents of a foreign country Mili tary officials said. Defense attorneys never denied that Wilderman sold the documents to Frank Baranowski. They claimed she was entrapped that Baranowski courted her with wine roses and limousines and that she had a personality disorder that prevented her from making the right decision when he told her he wanted information to give Rockwell a competitive Edge for defense contracts. A psychologist or. Elizabeth Aynne Henry testified at the court martial that Wilderman was almost like she is a Puppy in her relationship with bar Anowski. . Loses Contact with finnish hostages Beirut Lebanon a . Officials said monday that they had lost All Contact with 21 finnish . Soldiers who arc being held hostage by israeli backed militiamen in Southern Lebanon. Timur Goksel a spokesman for the United nations interim Force in Lebanon or uni Fil said the Force lost All Contact with the finns on sunday. The . Peace keeping Force had been keeping in touch by radio with the soldiers since they were Cap tured by militiamen of the South Lebanon army last Friday. An american professor also was Kidnap Ped sunday in Beirut. Sources said the finnish hostages had been taken out of the uni Fil Security zone to the South Lebanon army s main base in Marj Ayoun 37 Miles Northeast of the . Force s Headquarters in a Leb anese Border town on the Mediterranean. The sources said the move could mean a prolonged period of detention for the finnish soldiers. Their captors had said they would free the . Soldiers if shiite moslem guerrillas hand Over 11 Sla men they hold. They have accused the finnish troops of complicity with the moslem. Prof. Thomas Sutherland the Dean of the agriculture faculty at the american University of Beirut was kidnapped As he drove toward Beirut s moslem sector from the City s Airport sunday according to Leb anon s police commander. Maj. Gen. Osman Osman said gunmen shot out the tires and a window of Suther land s car on the Airport Highway grabbed the 53-year-old scottish born american and then sped off. Sutherland who had flown in from Londo shortly before was the eighth american kid napped in Lebanon since March 1984. On sunday the South Lebanon army seized and then released a French colonel who was trying to negotiate the release of the finnish . Soldiers and the militia s Leader retired army Brig. Gen. Antoine Lahd called the abduction a  the 11 Sla hostages All shiite moslem like their captors do not want to go Back to the militia said their Leader Ali Jebber 25.he told reporters that the Sla has threat ened to kill their families unless they Goback. The militia As Well As israeli sources Intel Aviv have said the men did not defect but were tricked into being captured. News update Fra approval upheld Washington a a fed eral judge has upheld the food and drug administration s approval More than a year ago of non prescription sales of the painkiller ibuprofen which is marketed As advil and Suprin. Mcneilar inc., manufacturer of the non aspirin compound tylenol had argued the Fra approval was illegal because the Agency has no authority to regulate advertising of non prescription drugs. The Fra had conditioned its approval of ibuprofen on consumer advertising to minimize the new drug s use by peo ple for whom it is unsuitable such As those who Are aspirin sensitive. . District judge Thomas a. Flannery said that the Fra had not exceeded its authority when it issued the approval. British spy trial London a one of eight British servicemen accused of spying while stationed at a secret British communications Center in Cyprus was acquitted when the trial resume Din open court after seven weeks of Legal argument behind closed  David Hardman 26, walked free from the Dock at Lon Don s old Bailey Central criminal court after prosecutor Michael right said the state would offer no evidence against  did not elaborate. Hard Man from the North England City of Manchester was attached to the British army s 9th signal regiment and is now a civilian. The trial of the other servicemen was resuming later. Truckload of Bones found near survivalist s Cabin san Francisco a As Manyas 22 More bodies May be buried around a Rural Cabin where authorities have already unearthed the charred remains of three people police said sunday. Investigators at the Cabin about 150miles East of Here found a videotape show ing a partially clad., handcuffed woman pleading for her baby s return and a diary chronicling the activities of self styled survivalist Leonard Lake who committed Sui cide in police custody thursday. San Francisco police chief Corneliu Murphy said sunday that based on Evi Dence found at the Retreat authorities be Lieve As Many As 22 other people May have been been killed and buried there. A number of people whose lives have sometime been touched by Lake or his Friend Charles Chatt no Are missing he said. Topside we re talking about 25 peo ple. Somehow their lives crossed. An they have since  investigators have unearthed a truck Load of Bones at the site said Calaveras county sheriff Claud Ballard. But he said he could confirm the discovery of Only three Complete skeletons. The Best evidence we have Are actual mov ies of a woman pleading with Lake and no to give her Back her baby and being abused an forced at gunpoint to engage in sex acts with them Ballard said. Instead no slashed offer Blouse and brassiere with a knife. It s like a horror film Ballard , vicious  a second videotape shows Lake saying he would take Poison if he were caught by police according to a Story in the san fran Cisco examiner. Charred Bones buried in a Telephone line Trench near the House have been identified As those of a Man and a woman Murphy said on saturday. Other remains Are believed to be those of a child. The Case appears to be connected to the disappearance last year of four san fran Cisco people Printer video producer Harvey dubs 29, his wife Deborah 33, and their 16-month-old son Sean missing since july25, and Auto dealer Paul Cosner 39, miss ing since nov. 2. Both the Dulses and Cosner had place classified ads with items for Sale before they disappeared investigators said. The examiner quoted unidentified sources As saying that the diary indicated Lake and no found victims through Classi fied newspaper ads and then sexually abused tortured and killed the people