European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 19, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes thursday september 19, 1985 Cape town riots reportedly leave 4 dead Johannesburg. South Africa a police shot to death four mixed race people including a 10-year-old boy in fierce Street clashes wednesday in Cape town districts residents said. More than 360,000 youths remained locked out of schools because of anti apartheid rioting. Near the capital Pretoria police firing rubber bullets and tear Gas broke up a funeral party for a 4-year-old Black riot victim hailed by mourners As a hero of the liberation  earlier police reported rioting in nine other Black districts overnight and said they shot to death a Black in one clash. In Cape town s sprawling mixed race districts focus of unrest for the second Day after parents and children tried to Force open schools youths put up burning Barri Cades in the Elsie s River suburb and took to the streets in roving bands in the neighbouring Valhalla District. Police on foot and in armoured cars fired Bir shot and rubber bullets and according to witnesses raided several Homes. One family responded by hurling boiling water at entering police a witness said. Cape town police confirmed that three people were killed after patrols opened up with Bir shot. A spokesman said two victims the boy and a 21-year-old Man were killed in Elsie s River and a Man was shot to death when police fired on Stone throwing youths outside a liquor store in Cape town s a Anenberg District for mixed race people. Residents said three people were killed in Elsie s River. But police who had earlier reported the child victim was a girl would not confirm the fourth Cape town death. In Pretoria s Atte Ridgeville Black township some 2,000 mourners marched in procession at the initially peaceful funeral of 4-Ycar-old Milan Concilia Ngo Beni. The girl was shot in the head at her Home by a rubber Bullet during rioting last week police said. But As the mourners returned to the family s Home for the traditional meal police converged firing rubber bul lets and tear Gas and youths hurled rocks in what a witness described As  Reagan orders dismantling of Poseidon sub by Norman Black Washington a president Reagan adhering to his pledge last june to continue abiding by the Salt arms agreements has ordered the Navy to begin dismantling an older Poseidon sub Marine to make Way for the new ballistic missile sub Alaska. As a result the Alaska will begin sea trials soon in the Atlantic off Groton conn., defense department spokesman Robert b. Sims said tuesday. Pentagon sources said the Trident mis Sile sub s sea trials Are expected to Start this week. In a prepared statement released by Sims the Pentagon said work already has begun in Charleston ., to dismantle the submarine Sam Rayburn to remain within limits on nuclear warheads and submarine based missiles set by the Salt i and ii agreements. Missiles of that sub Marine Are being removed at the Charles ton naval shipyard it said. The dismantling of the Sam Rayburn allows the United states to remain within All the limits of the agreements the statement said. The Alaska will be commissioned into Active service in late 198s or Early 1986 and will be assigned to the Pacific Fleet based at Bangor  defense officials earlier in the Day had refused to discuss the developments publicly saying they believed the White House might release its own statement. Pentagon sources said Reagan had been prepared to address any questions about the matter at his news conference tuesday night but no such questions were asked. On june 10, Reagan had announced that to provide adequate time for the soviets to demonstrate by their action a commitment to join us in an interim framework of True Mutual restraint we will plan to deactivate and dismantle according to agreed procedures an existing Poseidon Ssan missile sub Marine As the seventh . Ohio class submarine puts to sea later this year. However the United states will keep open All programmatic options for handling such milestones As they occur in the  carrying put of that decision one source said is intended not Only to Ful fill Reagan s pledge to continue abiding by the Salt ii agreement which was never ratified by the Senate but also to Send another signal to the soviets that he is serious about negotiating new Lim its on nuclear weapons. The nuclear powered Alaska once it completes its sea trials will join the american Fleet. Each of the vessels can carry 24 intercontinental ballistic mis Siles which in turn can each carry up to eight nuclear warheads. The Alaska is currently in port at Groton where it is being prepared for sea trials. Although the Senate never ratified the 1979 Salt i agreement both the United states and soviet Union have generally abide by its terms. Controllers strike cripples traffic at French airports ski from Page 1 Paris up air traffic controllers began a two Day strike wednesday to press demands for increased pension benefits leaving airports across the country virtually deserted. It was the second strike in two weeks by the 2,500 controllers who walked off the Job at 7 . And Are to return at 8 30 . Thursday. The controllers Union has demanded that pay bonuses be included in calculation of members pensions. Most International airlines cancelled Arri Vals and departures or rerouted them to Brussels and Geneva in anticipation of the strike officials at orly Airport near Paris said. There is nothing moving out there said a Man who works at orly. You could hold a bicycle race on the runways with no  orly officials said a Skeleton Crew of con trollers was on duty and allowed Argentine president Raul Alfonsin s Argentine air lines flight from Bonn to land. Alfonsin arrived for a four Day official visit to France. The officials said traffic was reduced to less than so percent on medium Range International flights from Charles de Gaulle Airport North of the capital. Domestic flights except for traffic be tween the Mediterranean Island of Corsica and the Mainland were almost halted they said. No takeoffs were reported from regional airports in Lyon Nice Bordeaux Marseille and Toulouse. By showing no sign of the stiffness that was quite apparent in the Days following the operation. Reagan said there was re evaluating going on in the United states and other countries As a result of recent defections of intelligence officials in West Germany. And he rejected further increases in government funds for research into aids the deadly disease of the immune system. Asked if he would permit a school aged child of his own to attend school with a victim of acquired immune deficiency syn drome he outlined arguments on both sides of the Issue. I m glad i m not faced with that prob Lem he said. Reagan opened the session with a Call for free and fair Trade for  he cautioned that a mindless Stampede toward protectionism will be a one Way trip toward eco nomic  with numerous Bills pending in Congress to slap restrictions on american trading partners the president said free Trade can Lead to a decade of growth and creation of 10 million new jobs in this country. European weather september 17 Britain from Page 1 expulsions have stretched into a fourth round. Sixty two diplomats journalists and businessmen 31 for each country have been ordered out of London and mos cow in the past six Days. Foreign Secretary sir Geoffrey Howe said in a statement. The soviet authorities must Bear the full responsibility for this lamentable  Howe added this severe setback to United kingdom soviet relations was not of our choosing. An improved relationship with Moscow cannot be bought at the expense of the . S National Security. We Hope that this lesson has finally been Learned by the soviet authorities. If so conditions will exist for the Long term improvement in .-soviet relations which has been and will remain the British government s ultimate  Howe said the soviet Union is response bile for the crisis because it authorized the intelligence and subversive activities exposed by London Kab chief Oleg a. Gordievsky who the foreign office said last thursday had defected with a list of alleged soviet agents operating Here. Following Gordievsky i defection the British expelled 25 alleged soviet agents. The soviets retaliated by ordering out 25 britons on saturday and on monday the British threw out six More soviets. Thatcher was informed of the latest soviet expulsions while flying from Cairo to Luxor on her official Jet. She told press association the British Domestic news Agency we have eliminated the Core of their the soviet subversive and intelligence operation in Britain so we shall not respond further to their wholly unjustified expulsions. I Hope this is an end of the matter and that we can gel on with a constructive relationship. I shall try to draw a line under  l h 4? 74 Albany 54 84 Albuquerque 34 so Anchorage 56 60 Atlanta m 73 Atlantic City 47 77 Baltimore 54 65  56 81 Birmingham so 54 Bogie s3 70 Boston 49 75 Buffalo 44 73 Burl Noton 67 77 Charleston  45 14 Charleston . 57 79 Choc too 50 81 Cincinnati 46 76 Cleveland 69 90 Darla i it. 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Temoer Laurei will in Boboul or urn temperature i recorded wed Tuur. Free from Page 1 with the terrorists who held Weir. Our position on negotiating with terrorist is very Clear he said. He us officials had hoped that Israel s treeing of the lost of its lebanese prisoners held at the Atli prison Camp lost week would improve the atmosphere in the re Gion and that following the release we did enhance our  Djerejian spoke with reporters minutes after the president announced Weir s free Dom at the end of a speech on his tax Over haul plan. Reagan also said vice president George Bush would meet with the families of the remaining six hostages in washing ton on Friday. Church officials said Weir and his family will hold a news conference thursday. Weir a native of Salt Lake City had lived in Beirut since 1953. Fluent in arabic his Job was to Tunnel Aid from the presbyterian Church into Lebanon. 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