European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 16, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes june 1985 Antoine Lahd head of the Israel backed South Lebanon shakes hands with one of 21 finnish Farewell to a captive soldiers from the peacekeeping Force freed saturday in Leb lands militia held the finns for a photo eight saying they had disarmed his men and turned them Over to a rival american Diplomat ousted by soviets for conducting an espionage action7 Moscow up an american dip Lomat was expelled from the soviet Union for alleged cutting Short a major espionage the official Tass news Agency said a embassy spokesman confirmed that Paul Stombaugh was a second Secre tary in the political department but refused to comment on the it was the first action against an Ameri can Diplomat since the United states expelled a soviet military attache in Retalia Tion for the March 24 shooting of a army major in East Stombaugh was detained in Moscow on thursday while conducting an espionage Tass a major espionage action by United states special services against the soviet Union was Cut Tass Stombaugh was declared Persona non grata and is being expelled from the soviet Union for his unlawful Tass millions of soviet television viewers were informed of the action on the nightly news the embassy spokesman refused to say How Long Stombaugh had been Given to although two weeks is he said Stombaugh and his and son had lived in Moscow one the embassy in Moscow routinely refuses to comment on espionage the state department announced in april that it had expelled a soviet military attache after the soviets refused to apologize for shooting Arthur Nicholson in East diplomats had expected soviet retaliation at the but no action was Ual attendants of return Chicago a striking United airlines pilots and the flight attendants who honoured their picket lines have agreed to return to ending a bitter 29day walk out against the nations largest air a 27member master executive Council of the air line pilots association approved a settlement shortly before Midnight Fri said Bob an Alpa we Are ready to go Back to said Steve a Union for the its a matter of putting on a vote of the unions rank and file was not necessary to ratify the operating at 14 United has been operating about 14 per cent of its Restrike service of daily flights since pilots walked out May a few hours before the pilots settlement was United flight attendants said they would return to work without a formal backs work the pilots had delayed final agreement of a settlement until the association of flight attendants agreed to return to Patty an a a told a news conference that the attendants would return without a backs work agreement because the company has threatened Sav age reprisals against Union members who stayed off the we will vigorously litigate and Arbi trate the terms and conditions of our re turn to said whose Union represents about United employ no company comment United spokesman Chuck Novak said the company would have no comment on her when the strike the major Obsta Cle in the dispute was the airlines proposal for a two tier pay system under which newly hired pilots would be paid less than but the economic issues were settled May leaving Only backs work issues on both sides agreed to let a Federal judge decide the backs work which include the Fate of 570 pilots newly trained by United who honoured picket and the seniority of strike said John an Alpa District judge Nicholas Bua has scheduled a hearing for news update new trial refused Seattle up a Superior court judge has refused to Grant a new trial for Waishiu Tony who was convicted of 13 counts of first degree robbery in the 1983 Mas Sacre of 13 people at a Chinatown gambling judge Charles Johnson denied the defense motion for a new trial for who is scheduled to be sentenced july nos attorneys contended that there were jury inconsistencies and judicial jurors convicted no of the lesser charges of robbery and seconded Gree assault last april to avoid a mis they could not reach agreement on original charges of 13 counts of first degree murder and one count of first degree no was the last of three suspects to be tried in the two others Benjamin no not related to Waichu no and Kwan fal Willie Mak were convicted of aggravated first degree new ambassador makes Debuf by distortions of policies United nations a new ambassador Vernon Walters made his debut in the Security Council on thursday with a rapid fire attack on delegates who he said distort poli cies for propaganda who succeeded the outspoken Jeane Kirkpatrick As chief had gone into his first Security Council meeting intending merely to listen to the fourth Day of debate Over South african delays in granting Independence to South West also known As but he changed his mind after listening for nearly three hours to delegates particularly those from such marxist ruled countries As Ethiopia and Vietnam accuse the Reagan administration of encouraging South african Walters said when somebody at tacks the United states and twists our real purposes and it is my duty to re Walters Security Council debut began on a Friendly the Veteran diplomatic who was sworn in at the White House on May was warmly welcomed by foreign minister Errol Mahaler of Trinidad and acting As Council president for a retired army lieutenant Gen eral who served in became grim Mer As the Namibia debate dragged when the 10th and last scheduled speaker of the afternoon session had been he demanded the right to after expressing thanks for the Welcom ing he began a rapid counterattack against saying it is a matter of some regret for me that some of the delegates and other representatives Here have deliberately and falsely rep resented the policies of my country for pro Pagan distil the United states yields to no one in its support of namibian Independence and that country speedy a Cess to my which first expressed the concept of self determination of has fought two great wars this Century against it has annexed no territory and enslaves no my country was anti colonial Long before it was fashionable to be governments that crush opposition in their own he Are scarcely qualified to judge the functioning of referring to vietnamese Delegate be Kim Walters said he was ulary interested in his attempt to interpret the functioning of american since he represents a government that has never tolerated any it might be better if he left the interpretation of the functioning of a free democracy to those who tolerate understand an in his the vietnamese envoy had in their struggle against United states aggression and occupation and for National the vietnamese people enjoyed the sympathy and support of the american and we Are truly grateful in this