European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 17, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes q air Force Secretary planning fall 2 n Dodds contract has something for 3 q baseball players Union sets 6 strike 21 the stars and stripes authorized unofficial publication for the armed forces 90 july 1985 Daviv and sunday d 8693 a soviet army truck rams vehicle carrying Liaison personnel by Norman Black Washington a the United states has protested to soviet military officials a weekend incident in which a soviet army truck rammed a vehicle carrying three members of the american Liaison Mission to East the Pentagon one of the Roland la who Heads the was injured slightly in the Accident when he was thrown against the front seat and suffered fractures to the lower part of his Eye sock Pentagon spokesman Fred Hoffman the american described As resembling a land Rover and clearly identified with distinctive License was being driven by staff Jessie Schatz was also the Driver last March for Arthur Nicholson who was shot and killed by a soviet sentry while conducting what was described As a Rou Tine surveillance Lajoie was the Only person injured in the weekend in which a soviet truck rammed the american vehicle from the Hoffman the other american in the truck was identified Only As the spokesman in discussing the stressed tuesday that details were still but he said that the incident occurred on a Public Highway near East Northeast of shortly see truck on Page 28 Reagan continues excellent recovery Washington a less than 24 hours after being told he had president Reagan was described As being in excellent spirits and the White House put on a face of life goes said vice president George the 74yearold president was examined by his physicians after a restful night at Bethesda naval Hospital in Maryland and was said to be continuing an excellent re covery from the surgery when doctors removed a Large intestinal growth that proved to be reagans medical team reported monday that it appeared that All of the cancerous tissue had been and that chances were better than 50 percent the president would not suffer a Nancy making her daily trip to the was quoted by her press Secretary As ill be glad when Hes related Page a Hospital spokeswoman said the first lady had been drained by the presidents had not been sleep ing Well and was even the spokeswoman Reagan is keeping to her schedule including an abbreviated trip to an aircraft Carrier at sea wednesday he wants her the White House said hundreds and hundreds of get Well cards and notes had been and that Flowers delivered to the White House and Bethesda were being rerouted to other area including the childrens Hospital National medical presidential spokesman Larry in a written said reagans condition was his vital signs blood respiration Are within Normal Reagan planned to continue a photo vice president George Bush and first lady Nancy Reagan attend a 100th anniversary concert by the Boston pops orchestra at the White hosted by Reagan on tuesday i the presidents walking about his which has caused some abdominal he is in excellent Speakes that upbeat report was matched at the White House by Bush As he met with retired James the newly appointed director of a government task Force on finding ways to combat International life goes and i think the news about Reagan was so encouraging that its really going to slip Back into being just As if the president were off on vacation the vice president in the course of several Bush repeated the phrase life goes on three times underscoring the administrations Effort to show that the government continues running even though the president is Bush readily acknowledged that reagans chief of Donald was running the Hes a darn Good Job running the White that his he is chief of Hes got his hands full but Hes doing a Good Bush the vice president cancelled a political trip to Missouri and Ohio to substitute for the president at meetings wednesday and thursday with members of the Senate finance committee concerning reagans tax overhaul one of the White houses two chief policymaking the economic policy scheduled meetings wednesday and Friday on agricultural policy and Trade Bush said he saw no sign that the International Community had viewed the running of foreign policy differently in see Reagan on Page 28 5 charged with smuggling stolen aircraft parts to Iran san Diego a five men were in custody including a Navy enlisted Man and a Navy civilian for what Federal authorities say was a smug gling ring that sent stolen military aircraft parts to Fri director William Webster said the parts were being shipped from san Diego to London and then on to Iran under the Guise of Auto parts or medical these parts could be used to replace defective parts on f14 jets being flown by the iranian air Webster said in a statement in arraigned before magistrate Roger Curtis and ordered held without Bond were Franklin Pangilinan a filipino businessman Pedro Manansala a Navy civilian employee and primitive bal Kyat a Navy enlisted an aviation was taken into custody from the aircraft Carrier Kitty based at san the Fri also arrested in new York the Bureau was Edgardo Pangilinan Agus a filipino businessman who is re tired from the Navy and is a brother of Franklin Pangilinan the Fri said Franklin Pangilinan Agus tin and an unidentified iranian National based in were doing business in san Quito has been a civilian warehouse worker at the navys North Island Supply Fleet avionics logistics sup port in san the Bureau it said British customs arrested a fifth person an iranian National in London but the Bureau declined to Iden see smuggling on Page 28 from near and far Scarf Nijm Egen March by Tony Nauroth Nuernberg Bureau chief Netherlands marchers stepped briskly into their first Day of the 69th annual inter National fou Day distance marches in this City in the Southeastern Corner of March organizers Are marking 1985 with a firm decision to separate politics from the Royal Netherlands league for physical culture ruled that any expression of political views can disqualify that includes displaying wearing message or organizing in his foreword to the March offi Cial Rule league chairman Marinus de Jong the four days1 marches should be and should remain a demonstration of tolerance and leave political differences out of politics was nowhere to be seen the night before the first March As thou Sands of revellers celebrated until i in the closed off downtown area this despite a starting time tuesday morning for the 40and 50kilometer the 1985 marches Are drawing groups from As far away As South Korea and As unusual As a 19member contingent of vietnamese boat the oldest Marcher is the Young see March on Page 28