European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 7, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes q Bright Star exercise under Way in 2 d tribute to safes 40th 5 d today Dollar buys Page 27 the stars and stripes authorized unofficial publication for the armed forces 111 1985 is Dony Ond sunday d 8693 a baseball players go on strike new York a major league baseball players went on strike tuesday when a frantic round of negotiations failed to resolve a contract dispute Over the games salary we Are on said Gene a Union Don acting director of the players said he told players in the 26 major league cities not to appear at any of the 13 games scheduled for tuesday Many players began booking flights we do not have an Fehr said at the end of a negotiating session that lasted More than four since we do not have an we Are advising players not to report to stadiums there May or May not be a meeting new York mets in Montreal for a three game were the first to make the official first step in the the mets began booking flights Home tuesday afternoon and notified the expos management they would not be present for the scheduled night game Between the two in Blue jays officials said Only continued on Page 21 nuclear protest a photo Green party members Petra Kelly left and Lukas Beckmann sit with other demonstrators monday at a Pershing ii base in the two were among 45 persons arrested during the protest against the atomic bombing of Hiro see Story on Page challenger returns Home with scientific treasures Edwards a challenger sailed smoothly Back to Earth on its seven astronauts bearing a scientific treasure trove gathered during a Voy age that began precariously but ended in the 100ton shuttle streaked across the California passed Over los Angeles with window rattling sonic spiralled Down to Edwards fab and landed in a Cloud of dust on the Mojave desert technicians stood by to remove the heat sensors from challengers main rocket engines As soon As possible after the space Agency wants to confirm its theory that the sensors caused the premature shutdown of a rocket engine after last mondays just an hour before Mission commander Gor Don Fullerton fired challengers braking rockets High Over the Indian the firing slowed the dropping it into the gravitational grasp of the Earth and sending it in a burning dive toward we had a Good said Fullerton of the rocket on the Landing completed an science voyage that Mission scientist Eugene Urban said produced sensational challengers million array of 13 instruments focused on the the stars and on the earths ionosphere to collect trillion bits of the astronauts collected thousands of photographs and 45 hours of videotape and filled 230 Miles of data tape As they worked around the clock in two 12hour the Crew included five scientists geophysicist Tony eng astronomer Karl solar physicist Loran physician Story Musgrave and astrophysicist Johndavid helping Fullerton Fly the Craft was Pilot Roy engineers pinned the launch problem on the sensors rather than the engines and National aeronautics and space administration officials were eager to verify that anal Ysis so the shuttle discovery can be launched 24 As Nasa is so confident that challengers launch problem was caused by the sensors that discovery was rolled out to the launch pad monday its engines Are equipped with redesigned Arthur Walker told Fri he made spying a Arthur Walker told the Fri he made by funnelling secrets to the soviet Union and used the Happy hour Money to buy a a Gas Grill and new brakes for his according to documents unsealed at his espionage after first denying any knowledge of his brother John Walker alleged Arthur Walker told the Fri he was lured into spying because he was financially strapped by a business Fri agent Barry Colvert testified monday at the Start of the Arthur Walker said his brother urged him to provide classified documents from his use a Chesapeake defense Colvert John Walker showed his brother an envelope stuffed with Money and if you can get your hands on some Good information this is the kind of Money you can Colvert Arthur a retired Navy officer from Virginia is accused of seven counts of espionage for allegedly passing classified documents to his brother for delivery to the soviet Union in 1981 and District judge Calvitt Clarke is hearing the non jury according to Colvert and the unsealed a thur Walker denied any involvement in espionage when he was interviewed by the Fri after his Brothers arrest in Maryland May after failing a lie Detector Arthur Walker admitted that he gave his brother classified documents on Navy ship repair and was paid the documents Colvert testified that Arthur Walker was having Finan Cial difficulties because a car radio and air conditioning distributing business started by the Brothers had Arthur Walker told the Fri after he received the first of two Cash payments from his he gave Back to John to pay off business according to the the remaining went in a briefcase in his it was my Happy hour i bought some a Gas a new brakes for the Arthur Walker was quoted As telling the Fri in the Arthur Walker told agents that his brother met him in the use parking lot and photographed documents Arthur Walker had taken from his and that John Walker said the papers were for the people in the Colvert Arthur Walker said he tried to dissuade his brother from spying by telling him what youre doing is very be Colvert in Cross examination by defense attorney Samuel Mee Colvert said Arthur Walker never told the Fri he knew he was hurting the United states and said he turned Over documents so his brother would leave him Arthur Walker is the first of four defendants in the alleged espionage ring to stand John Walker and his Navy Seaman Michael will face trial in the fourth Jerry is awaiting trial in san the documents unsealed which included the Bis notes on Arthur walkers statements to agents after his Brothers were filed july Clarke ordered the documents sealed before the trial to avoid influencing a Arthur walkers lawyers decided against a jury trial Over the weekend and agreed to let Clarke hear the die in a photo including stage a tuesday die in at the demonstration was among observances marking the 40th anniversary of the atomic bombing of the japanese re lated photos on Page