European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes n Low inflation rate reported in 2nd 2 q norwegian gets 20 years for spying for Russia 8 n keeping healthy with Magazine the sirs an stripes authorized unofficial publication for the Ahmed forces 65 june 1985 tsp Ooisy and sunday d 8693 a Reagan appoints Bush to combat terrorism Washington up president saying that we must act against International thurs Day named vice president George Bush to coordinate and Allied moves to end this increasingly violent and indiscriminate but purposeful affront to in a statement read by spokesman Larry Rea Gan reacted to the latest episode of senseless the killing of six americans including four marines by leftist guerrillas in Al coming in the midst of the Beirut hijacking crisis and the bombing of the Frank Furt International a embassy spokesman in Al Salvador said be tween six and 10 guerrillas in a pickup truck pulled up beside a restaurant in a residential sector of san Salvador and opened the marines were of duty embassy the Penta gon identified two of the dead As Thomas hand of and Gregory web of the other names will be released when their next of Kin have been the salvadoran Justice minister said citizens George a computer technician for the Wang and Roberto alb Ridez also were this is a War in which innocent civilians Are intentional and our servicemen have become specific this cannot Reagan we must act against those who have so Little regard for human life and the values we the first he was speeding up delivery of already requested military Aid to Al Salvador for use in finding those who killed 15 and wounded 13 at an outdoor cafe in san in Reagan said he is prepared to use my emergency authorities to furnish the salvadoran armed forces with additional military assets which will help them prosecute their Campaign against the communist Gerril i have also today thursday appointed vice president Bush to take the Lead within the government and with our allies to determine what military and we and our similarly threatened friends can take to end this increasingly violent and indiscriminate but purposeful affront to Reagan said Bush will pursue his Campaign for Western Unity during his trip next week to european of Bush will develop recommendations for my decision on How All available resources can Best be brought to Bear in dealing with this Reagan the president did not specifically mention the Beirut hijacking that has gone on for a week without evidence of ability to resolve Reagan cautioned the that what we do in these circumstances must not be done in pointless these events Call for reasoned responses to Lawless actions by those who do not abide by the norms of civilized although the United states by nature is slow to anger and magnanimous in helping those in Les fortunate Cir he we also have our limits and our limits have been Speakes reiterated that the United states would do nothing to endanger the 40 hostages being held in Beirut by shiite moslem and that America would not take Mili tary action against the salvadoran what we will do As far As our response to terrorism will be done in a calculated whether in Al Salva Dor or the Middle Speakes Navy surgeon faces court martial after deaths of 4 heart patients by Norman Black Washington a a Navy hired despite suspect credentials and poor has been implicated in the deaths of four patients and will stand a general court martial on four counts of involuntary the Navy 10 ranking naval including a one Star have received or Are facing disciplinary sanctions for their roles in the hiring or oversight of Donal the former chief of cardiac surgery at the Bethesda naval medical the Navy disclosed the Onestar Commodore James was the commander of the Bethesda Hospital at the time Billig was named the chief heart surgeon in he has been reassigned to a no supervisory position from his current Post As vice commander of the entire naval medical come and faces formal censure by the Secretary of the the service All of the disciplinary sanctions and the charges against Billig Stem from an investigation conducted by a special Navy Board of a Navy spokesman confirmed that the Board had discovered that Billig suffered from a severe diminishment of the Board ordered Billig to submit to an Eye Examina Tion and found that the vision of his right Eye could not be corrected to any better than 20400 and that his depth perception was significantly said the who asked not to be this Lack of stereo acuity could be expected to Adver sely affect visual tasks requiring Fine Eye hand Courdina the spokesman two of the officers being disciplined have been referred see surgeon on Page 32 spokesman Ahyun Conwell a photo pawns hostages Appeal for shiites no Rescue attempt Beirut up five american hostages pawns in this tense game of nerves appeared at a press con Ference at Beirut Airport reassuring their fam Ilies and friends they were Well and appealing for no res Cue the five looking nervous but stressing that they were speaking were marched into a locked Airport conference room by a dozen heavily armed militiamen for the 40minute the conference came after amal militia Boss Nabih Berri accepted a Swiss government offer to arrange an Exchange of 40 american hostages for 766 lebanese shiites held in Israel if the continuing deadlock in negotiations to resolve the Twa hijacking could be israeli defense minister Yitzhak Rabin bluntly told the United states thursday unless an explicit request were Israel would not even consider giving in to demands by the the associated press i have been elected to talk by my fellow hostages who were taken on flight 847 and Are held hostage Here in said Ahyun of the other hostages brought to the news conference were Thomas 42 Peter 57 Arthur and see hostages on Page 32 Airport bomb was experts think by de Reavis staff writer Frankfurt the bomb that killed three people at Frankfurt International Airport on thursday was probably a military a spokesman for the German police said related Pho Page 3 related Page Kurt the police said experts have not been Able to find a timing device or pieces of the and they assume that it was not German police have been sent to Portu Gal to track Down a portuguese witness who claims to have seen a Young Man run to a Blue Mercedes parked in front of the terminal shortly before the Ger Man authorities Kraus confirmed the reports that two australian Ages 3 and and a 32yearold portuguese Man were killed in the blast and that 32 people were hospitalized with four of them Are listed in critical Condi the Only american injured in the expo Laurie Mosk of was treated for Kraus Many of the other victims Are still in hospitals in Frankfurt and Kraus said police have received 60 phone Calls from All tips Are being checked he he said the six phone Calls received thursday taking responsibility for the blast Are not being taken Kraus said experts Are not certain whether the bomb was in a trash can or a piece of nor Are they certain that the bomb detonated at the time the majority of people injured in the explosion held tickets for an australian Kraus the Frankfurt police have formed a special squad of investigators drawn from state and Federal police