European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 13. 1985 the stars and stripes Yob Gefers sign caught Reagan s Eye by Mary  staff writer h. Ramstein a germ it v. As i Long want. For 4 hours last a. Kan duct Kischnick and her Sisters stood Wolti thousand1, of Well wishers hop Iii for a glimpse of president Reagan. I did t think he was going to Sturn  said Kan acc. Now a i0-ye.ir-od fifth Prader at Ramstein h lenient a by school. I wanted to wait to see if he was  her sister Korinna a was t quite As stoic. I pot  she said. I was tired of waiting and i was  but heir patience paid off. Reagan in Germany to attend the economic Summit with leaders of six other nations landed As the crowd cheered and waved. It was far away but you could still see it was him Kan acc said. I fell like running up and shaking his  Kan acc Korinna and 9-year-old Kristal along with 6-year-old Tommy Quigan could t do that but they made sure Reagan noticed them any Way. Kandace prepared for the event by using school computers to make a Wel come sign for the president that said president Reagan is #1. We love  her fourth Grade teacher Helen s8.s photo by lands w Sparks Gen. Charles k. Odmell or. Poses with Tommy qty Ken and the Kischnick Sisters from left Kanji be Kristal and Korinna. Harkin suggested the sign and four Reagan he pc them hold the sign up  helped create it. Kan acc As Reagan stepped off the helicopter. Tina and Kristal coloured the com Uteri cd letters red White and Blue at Home. Tommy also on hand to Sec Reagan noticed. Air Force Gen. Charles l. Donnelly jr., commander of Safe sent read Al a picture of the children holding the sign 7"he president signed the returned in along Aith Uli fir of let Ter. Donnelly Judd need both to a Stu dents in Imper Garton through  six  school i thursday. Nor in attending the a the ably All Nad been among those who Greet Ria an last a. I thought it would represent  Kandace said. I thought it would be neat if he could see the sign we made for  apparently Reagan agreed that the sign was  the picture of the children of the . Air Force personnel arrived soon after i returned to the while House from the Hospital so it came just at the right  Reagan wrote. Please convey my deep appreciation to these Fine Young people whose Friendship i truly  As he presented the letter and Pic Ture to the school Donnelly Sud. I thought it very important for this school to have that picture for All to see. The president signed this person ally and now it has come to Ramstein to reside with  the children s eyes opened wide As they read the letter. It was re Illy Nice of  Kan Dace said. If we had his address. I d write  . Rejects soviet chemical arms proposal  the White House cd Nesda inject cd a soviet proposal for a chemical w0hpons-Frec zone in Europe As a  a repackaging of proposals we have Hetro and called instead for a world wide Bataan such weapons. Filing Back at the latest shot from the soviet Union in what the administration has characterized As a or Summit propaganda Blitz. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the soviet proposal would undercut current negotiations on chemical weapons. The attempt to negotiate a total chemical ban in a limited area presents verification problems More difficult than a comprehensive worldwide ban now being negotiated he said. Thus the most effective solution is the conclusion of a comprehensive and verifiable International agreement Banning All chemical weapon development production and stockpile  -. In a meeting tuesday with Johannes Rau a fac entail candidate for Chancellor of West a cos by soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev said Tow evict Union would guarantee and respect a chemical weapons free one in Europe if the United Stales would agree to the proposal. New Yor a judge oks extradition of italian fugitive new York a a Federal judge on wednesday approved the extradition of Italy s most wanted fugitive a former intelligence official wanted for questioning in a Serin of italian political and banking scandals. Francesco Pazienza however will remain jailed in new York while he appeals the ruling of . District judge Charles Brieant according to Pazienza s attorney Edward Morrison. Pazienza. 39, a former assistant to the director of the italian military intelligence service was arrested in new York in March on a warrant charging him with defraud ing the Banco Ambrosiano of about $3 million. Pazienza also faces charges in Italy of espionage revealing state secrets corrupting the secret service and extortion. Brizant s ruling however dealt Only with the Bank fraud charges. Banco Ambrosiano once Italy s largest private Bank failed after bad Loans to Dummy companies left it with losses of si.2 billion. The judge rejected Pazienza s claim that he is wanted by the italian government As a Scapegoat to protect the present socialist president of Italy and that the italian defense minister had ordered him killed. Pazienza also challenged his arrest by saying he had been lured to new York from Mexico by . Customs agents who assured him that he would not be arrested. A Ricail said Pazienza had no immunity from arrest. Insurance executive Dies Bloomington 111. A Edward b. Rust presi Dent and chief executive officer of state farm Mutual automobile insurance co. And president of the . Chamber of Commerce in 1973-74. Has died at 66. Turkish president Kenan Efren initiates a massive  Campaign by giving the first dose of polio rec ii to 18-month-old a say i Yor Skoglu in just hurts for a moment Ankara. The health project Calls for it million Turk ish children to be vaccinated during the next three months