European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 21, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes August 1985 will test its first ant satellite weapon Santa up the United states soon will test its first ant satellite weapon in a bid to catch up to the soviets and persuade them to reach an agreement covering ant satellite the White House said spokesman Larry Scakes said president Reagan for Mally notified Congress that at an unspecified time after 15 Days from tuesday the United states will launch a rocket like vehicle from an f15 fighter aimed at an old satellite in Earth the test is necessary to Avert Clear and irrevocable harm to the National Reagan the whose Date remains constitutes an incentive for the soviet Union to reach an agreement on these and other issues in the soviet Union has for Many years had the worlds Only operational ant satellite Reagan there is also a growing threat from present and prospective soviet satellites which Are designed to support directly the terrestrial he Reagan was required to notify Congress under the de sense authorization which allows the administration to undertake three such tests this the Law also required a certification that the United states is acting in Good Faith to negotiate a limitation agreement with the Kremlin has called for a freeze on such ant sat elite but Speakes said it was disingenuous of the soviets to accuse the United states of seeking to militarize space when they have a rocket like vehicle from an f15 fighter aimed at an old Tive soviet satellites which Are designed to support directly me soviets to accuse me uni Iea agates 01 seeking to Mui satellite in Earth the terrestrial he Varize space when they have a Economy grew at sluggish 2 in 2nd Quarter Washington a the Commerce undersecretary Sidney tuesdays Gnu report gave further Evi rate of percent in the second battered by a rising Trade grew at a a top administration said Dence of How Low inflation has an the third quarterly decline and a reflection Washington a the battered by a rising Trade grew at a weak percent annual rate in the the government reported the Rise in the Gross National the value of the nations total output of goods and was revised slightly up Ward from last months estimate of per cent growth for the period from april through even with the Small upward tuesdays Gnu report continued to show an Economy performing far below original expectations for when the year the Reagan administration and most private economists were calling for growth of 4 percent in but the Economy grew at a barely perceptible percent rate from january through that slow combined with the 2 percent april june translates into annual growth so far this year of just that Means the Economy would have to rebound sharply to a percent growth in the final six months of the year to reach the administrations lowered 3 percent growth rate for the full private viewing the weak re ports so far on july also say they Sec no hint of a Many Are calling for continued sluggish growth of around percent in the second half of the just about half the rate forecast by the adminis Commerce undersecretary Sidney a top administration said the Gnu report showed the Economy continuing in the same growth path that has held for the last Strong Domestic de Mand being met in Large part by Jones conceded that the administrations forecast for a Strong second half while was not the most Likely Sce Nario for coming a More Likely outcome is that you will have moderate growth in the 3 percent zone for the second that would give us about 2 percent to percent growth for the he Jones said that reaching the administrations Hope for Sharp rebound would take considerable strength in consumption and business both of those Are still but they dont seem to be a celer he the reason for the Sharp slowdown in activity this year has been the soaring Trade which is forecast to balloon to a record a flood of imports has robbed Domestic manufacturers of sales and forced cutbacks in since Industry has lost manufacturing the Trade Haemorrhage is blamed Primar ily on the strength of the which makes imports cheaper and american goods More expensive and thus harder to sell on overseas but the Strong Dollar has helped to hold Down inflation in this tuesdays Gnu report gave further Evi Dence of How Low inflation has an inflation gauge tied to the the implicit Price Rose at an annual rate of just percent in the second the slowest gain in two the Commerce department also reported that after tax corporate profits dropped percent in the april june Fol lowing a percent decline from january through in after tax profits have declined for five straight showing How the eco nomic slowdown has affected american the Gnu report showed an upward Revi Sion from last months estimate primarily because of stronger growth than earlier thought in inventory restocking by business also contributing to a lesser extent to the upward revision were government Pur net exports and personal consumption final sales were up a Strong percent at an annual rate in the second after falling percent in the first three months of the while this sales activity helped to Spur much of the Money was spent on the report showed that imports stayed unchanged in the april june Quarter but this followed a Gigantic percent rate of Rise in the first three months of the sales abroad dropped at an annual Black Rule wont african says Washington a South Afri Cas Herbert says South african Blacks would reject democracy and the Western oriented value system if they gained control of the a Eucks said monday that the White government wont Trust the Blacks to Rule be cause of fear they would dismantle such rights As private property and judicial and religious if you want an announcement that the government says our system will make pro vision for Black instead of democratic then you will be he South Africa White minority govern ment has endeavoured Over the years to identify the 5 million Whites with the Western while linking the 24 million Blacks to the african in effect applying differ ent standards to the two population in the interview in his embassy Beukers said he would agree that the system that relies on rigid racial segregation practices has worked Well for while shut Ting out the Black but he said the government of president Botha has now made a firm commit ment to dismantle apartheid one after the they have fallen like we Are committed to political to Justice and to a system that will be As fair As we can possibly develop in that coun try within that diversity that we he whether we will find that i dont he agreed that granting of political which Are still denied to is fundamental to ending the governments strict system of racial Segre a Beukers said americans should not have been surprised that in a major speech on apartheid last ruled out on vote status for a privilege enjoyed by the White that does not mean you cant find a democratic system in the Beukers Why cant South Africa be allowed to find that constitutional Model that would be that would be represent that would be fair and that would extend political Equality to whatever its name might be asked if he thought the Blacks were inca Pable of democratic Beukers they do not seem to be eager or willing to go into that moderate Black South african leaders such As Bishop Desmond Tutu and gats a the chief of the Zulu say on vote should be the goal of the Black both have also said they envision cooperation Between Blacks and but Elezi has said he would agree to a transition period to Falwell from Page 1 the anglican Bishop never responded to his eight other clergymen met with Botha and one of methodist Leader Peter said Fajwel does not have the slightest notion of what is happening in the hearts and minds of the people in this Falwell said the South african govern ment needs americas although he did not support the concept of apartheid a Legal policy of racial he said apartheid is no Sensi ble certainly no can sup port he said officials in South Africa were especially critical of whose prominence As a spokesman for the oppressed of South Africa was raised when he won the Nobel peace prize in Falwell said he would soon begin a Televik Sion legislative Campaign through his moral majority to convey his belief that the South african government should be sup and that sanctions against the nation would bring the South african in hundreds of soldiers and policemen with dogs searched House by House through a Rio torn District of Soweto tuesday while police re ported another death and several casualties in anti apartheid police firing rubber bullets battled with demonstrating students near Cape town and and police in wit Bank arrested scores of school age youngsters in predawn raids on their said chief of wit Bank rate of percent in the second the third quarterly decline and a reflection of the hardship of the Strong Dollar on the changes left the Gnu at tril lion in the second this figure reflects changes after taking out the effects of script from Page 1 weapons and disregard nonproliferation the Middle East is a prime he because of israels nuclear others could be Argentina and if a regional conflict should precariously the Long wary of each will have to act together to control it or end he the superpowers will have to work to Gether or find themselves dealing with a situation that could erupt into nuclear War and destroy us temperatures August 19 l h 54 79 64 88 47 56 70 90 71 81 66 86 52 83 65 90 52 83 64 67 65 76 60 77 75 93 69 86 55 72 59 82 56 74 78 74 63 81 54 72 40 63 45 66 62 72 74 90 78 96 56 72 75 94 57 61 75 105 72 93 104 Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Billings Birmingham Boise Boston Buffalo Burlington Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Worth Denver Des a Oines Detroit Fairbanks Fargo Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Las vegas Little Rock l h 62 82 64 82 78 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