European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 06, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol.44, no. 141 Friday septembers 1985 d 8693 a the zoos of Europe see Stripe Magazine d the titanic no Ordinary wreck Page 3 d Mia talks called very productive Page 7 d Randy Barnett s car Corner Page 13 soviet Union threatens Stellite deployment Moscow a the soviet Union says it will feel free to deploy anti satellite systems in space if the United states ducts its planned test of an a Najj weapon. The officialjb�fshc7 Tass issued a Staten off conc Day thought to have the authorization of top Kremlin leaders saying l would a syium on deploying Llhee american test s ahead. In Washington sources said Thad planned to carry out the first test anti satellite weapon wednesday but the Pentagon postponed it to ensure compliance with requirements that Congress be notified. The Tass announcement appeared timed to coincide with the planned test. It accused the United states of taking yet another up to escalate the arms race and spread it cd to state that if the an Page 24 Nixon Cas  fies key to peace peking a former president Richard Nixon on his fifth visit to China said wednesday that peace and Progress in the 21st Century depend on cooperation be tween China and the United states. In a speech at the University of International business and economics Ninon 72, said his primary interest in resuming relations with communist China in 1972 was not the soviet threat or peking s help in ending the Vietnam War. The main reason was his vision of the future Nixon told 3,500 faculty members and students. In the 21st Century 1 believe that the relationship Between China and the United states can be the most important relation ship in the world he said. If the 19th Century belonged to Europe and the 20th to America the 21st will be Long to the countries of the Pacific he said. Without cooperation Between the chinese people and the american people there is no Chance that the 21st Century which you will live in will be a Century of peace and Progress for All  Nixon Laid it was not for americans today what kind of economic system China should have. America has been most successful at creating Prosperity and the chinese at producing Equality he said. China s Challenge is to support the Prin Ciple of Equality without destroying the productivity of its people. America s challenges to provide Prosperity which gives All an Opportunity to escape from poverty. A Pitolo former president Richard Nixon entertains children in a commune near peking. Our systems Are profoundly different but in the Long View our Goat of a better life for All our people is the  Ninon foresaw a 21st Century in which nuclear weapons will have made world War obsolete. For that reason he said i do not believe there will be a third world  it will be a world he said in which the common enemies will be poverty hunger misery disease and  -tfie"37th president who resigned in 1974 because of the watergate scandal is expected to meet China s Leader Deng Xiaoping 81, before leaving for a tour of i an the Xiamen special economic zone and  s private tour of 10 nations began aug. 28 in Japan and included talks in Seoul with South korean president Chun poo Hwan. After leaving China sept. 9, he visits Hong Kong Singapore Malaysia Thailand Burma Pakistan Turkey and England. Nixon is considered a very valued Friend Here a senior . Diplomat said of his return to peking. The chinese will never understand what happened in  Nixon based his restoration of relation with China on the common threat to both nations posed by the soviet Union. The relationship has not evolved into the strategic Alliance some foresaw. Peking now stresses its Independent foreign policy and is expanding Trade and other contacts with mos f cow. Saudis would allow . To use bases during crisis Washington a the stat department has told Congress that saudi Arabia is willing to make its bases available to is. Forces in the event of soviet military action in the persian Gulf or threats to Oil supplies in the Region. The saudi offer was relayed to the House foreign affairs committee before the Law makers summer recess by William Schnei Der jr., undersecretary for Security assist Ance. A . Official who spoke on condition that he not be identified told re porters about the message wednesday night while the United Stales provides weapons and other military support to the King Dom the saudis have been reluctant to per Mit us of their facilities by american forces. Behind this policy was a saudi do Tirc to maintain Good terms with less mod Erate Arab governments that Are not particularly Friendly to Washington. The saudi move to strengthen ties publicly with Washington was in a statement Given to the committee by Schneider summarizing a secret report on the .-saudi relationship the official said. It was not Clear whether the saudis had offered use of their .-outfitted bases in formally or were willing to sign a forma Accord. The Reagan administration is in the midst of deciding on a new arms package for the saudis and for Jordan As Well. The saudi offer and its disclosure could Gener ate support for the arms sales. A bitter fight is expected when Congress reviews the weapons deals. Questions will be raised about How hard the saudis have fought in Arab councils to promote peace with Israel. Some opponents Are expected to see saudis on Page 24 Pentagon May cancel new a training pm Washington not a the de sense department has or Posca Fancil ing a new air Force training Plai Tahal is the mainstay of the Fairchild rep lie co s aircraft Plant on Long Isla Pentagon and Industry sources say. The sources said tuesday Force proposed the Cancella Nutof the $3.5 billion program in pc ngon budget documents As part Okaj Rudget trimming exercise and the of love had been approved by Denju Secretary of defense William Hakh in. His endorsement came two necks ago in a classified pro Gram of decision memorandum the i said. Officials said management deficiencies at the Farmingdale Plant which the air Force a figured i Ousby made Public decision to eliminate the to space Industry analysts said its a collation could be fatal to the Republic Plant in Farmingdale which employs people. Flici als said there was still a pros be croat the program could be revived either a a reversal within the Pentagon or in to Jouse. The chairman of the House Anji privations subcommittee on defense is rho Joseph p. Addabbo d n.y., who Hal in protective of Mili tary projects in in Orork. Tom Turner a Vico resident of both Fairchild Republic and its Parent see plane on Page 24