European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 26, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes thursday september 26,1985 soviets urge . To reject space weapons United nations up soviet foreign min ister Eduard Shevardnadze urged the United nations tuesday to reject Washington s sinister plans of Sta wars and endorse a soviet Star peace proposal for space exploration. On the eve of High level meetings with . Officials the new soviet foreign minister in his first address to the . General Assembly accused Washington of seeking military superiority by spreading the arms race to space. Shevardnadze was to meet Secretary of state Georg Shultz wednesday at the soviet . Mission in new York and then Fly to Washington to meet president Rea Gan and Shultz As part of the preparations for the novem Ber .-soviet Summit in Geneva Switzerland. In his first major address Shevardnadze focused on arms control issues particularly the . Testing of anti satellite weapons and on the strategic defense initiative also known As Star the ski is aimed at devel Oping a system that could destroy attacking incoming nuclear missiles. We perceive the greatest peril in the fact that the nuclear arms race has taken so to say a fresh Start and is forging ahead. Added to this is the threat of the arms race spreading to outer space. The possibility of the arms race acquiring an uncontrollable and irreversible character i becoming real the soviet foreign minister said. To counter the sinister plans of Star wars . Is putting before the International Community a concept of Star peace " he said. The proposal Calls for the peaceful exploration of space under . Auspices. Shevardnadze charged the responsibility for the current state of tensions rests with the United states and in nato allies. He accused them of fueling the arms race inoffensive arms and military satellites As Well As foment ing local Shutlz who listened attentively and jotted notes during the one hour speech did not comment to reporters after the session. Shevardnadze s Tough tone matched monday s speech by Shultz who charged the soviets were dragging their feet on arms control negotiations and were practising communist in his speech Shultz described soviet accusations about . Plans for Star wars As blatantly one sided propaganda. He said 80 percent of All soviet space launches Are military in nature. From Page 1 diverting f-14 fighter plane components forsake to Iran. Last week the Pentagon added a new disclosure reporting that the soviet Union had used technology stolen from the Navy s new f-18 fighter plane to design advanced radar for its own aircraft. Tuesday the Secretary said the Navy had begun an accelerated Effort to replace communications equipment involved in the espionage Case. He estimated the Effort would Cost the service si00 million Over the next five Yean. He said the Navy had be Down on the system Foj prig spare parti. Of exam do of Ward until recently sail were free to order Worth up to $10,000 directly from the contractors to keep air planes ready to said sailors would now have to go through a Central purchasing Agency for any item Worth More than $1,000. Hink that we were too Loose that we done Tel Bah Hasing the god of Readi Ness Lehman a Fuh that s what the country wanted that a wanted that s what the press win reaction he Aid we be Given Tai More bureaucrats to put aboard the Shin and taken off some of the operations Umpire to make room for the go but he said a result to Idaj i Cine in the per ready to take off from a ambry Given no Charles Grassley a Iowa who has publicized some of the prices paid for spar parts responded that Lehman s comments seemed to be an admission that Navy investigators chose their cases based on Public s still the Secretary of the Navy and whether his investigators investigate waste or espionage is his decision Grassley he has been distracted from it by the press that s got to say something about his administrative in the interview Lehman also said head ordered the naval investigative service to spend less time pursuing Pelt cases and More on major cases. Gators were Embarrass by said in april that it is alleged to have operated 20 years within the Navy and in Rob service reported that Sailor Southern California had operated a the ring for five defended Navy investigators saying we were being stampeded by the Grassley and others that the Topmost priority in the world was finding those toilet seats and hammers and very Little Effort was being addressed to espionage and the kind of espionage style theft that the f-14 ring Secretary said the naval investigative service was a victim of congressional and press hysteria Over some of the trendier headline a Moses had con in Navy had granted Secu Rity clearances too freely had become care less in handling documents and had not modernized its Security measures to keep up with the Era of computers and satellites that vastly increased traffic in classified com said that in response the Navy has it in Security clearances by More than to and expects to Cut them by half. He Icli filias ordered that fewer co pies of inn i mud repair manuals for sensitive weapons bed and has under taken random searches he said the defense Depaul having More difficulty controlling the Etc ances held by military contractors who he said were a greater risk. Aids from Page 1 die individuals who test positive but who show no other signs of the disease. The Board comprised of University and Hospital specialists was asked last june to conduct a comprehensive study of what could be done to combat the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Its recommendations framed earlier this month during closed door meetings held on Maryland s Eastern Shore to ensure privacy would represent a dramatic expansion Ofa policy announced less than a month ago involving new recruits. Or. William Mayer assistant defens Secretary for health affairs announced aug. 30 the Pentagon would begin screen ing the blood of All recruits for the aids antibody to later than oct. I. That decision will affect More than 325,000 recruits who join the services each sources said tuesday they were not sure How Many Active duty personnel Actu ally rotate to an overseas Post in a Given year. But Pentagon statistics show that the United states currently has 500,000 Mili tary personnel stationed outside the Continental United states and its territories. The reason for the recommendation and the reason it will be accepted is obvious said one source. We re sending personnel to areas like Africa and the mid East where they May be exposed to infectious diseases like if they actually have aids con traction of such a disease would prove fatal the source source also reiterated earlier con Cerns expressed by Mayer about protecting blood supplies in the event of a War when direct Soldier to Soldier transfusions Are often required. The source said the Board had also endorsed the earlier decision involving recruits. Researchers have established that aids can be transmitted through blood transfusions. Earlier this year military and civilian blood agencies began using a special test i Hopes of assuring the purity of the nation s blood chief of staff of the army Gen. John a. Wickham jr., was described by one Dollar from Page 1 iday monday when the Dollar was hit another Market. Indeed the Dollar s close of 230.10 yen Down 11.90 yen from Friday was Well above monday s new York finish of 225.40yen. The Dollar closed tuesday at 229.75 yen. The Dollar closed mixed in Europe an was higher on the Day in new York. Deal ers said the lower european Levels mostly reflected currencies where Central Banks had intervened the Swiss italian an French Central Banks were not visibly inter vening one said. In London the British Pound Rose tos1.4270 from monday s $1.4255, and in new York it finished at $1.4280, Down space of Vessey said the unified command would serve the National Security interest by pro Viding an organizational Structure that will centralize responsibilities for More effective use of space Gen. Robert t. of the air Force space will head the Mcwan Folmand and maintain his other comm Las. Rear adm. William Ugto tale director of Navy space sys fat the Pentagon will be the Deputy commander. The air Force s 1st and 2nd space. Wings both headquartered in Colorado Springs will be brought under the new command. 1st Wing commands surveil a Kadar stations a tev wide an Iramaie san data to norppbetaul.6,000 civil Ian and the 2nd Wing will operate the $1.3 Bil lion consolidated space operations Center scheduled to begin operation next fall nine Miles East of Colorado Springs. The Centerwall control military communications navigation weather and surveillance satellite source As already convinced the testing must be extended to All Active duty soldiers and even civilian army employees. Mayer and Deputy defense Secretary William h. Taft who approved the screening of recruits do not appear ready to take that final step As yet the source said. From $1.45. European closing rates with late Newyork prices and comparable monday rates in parentheses Frankfurt 2.713 German Marks Down from 2.7248 2.7150 is. 2.6875 Zurich,2.2375 Swiss francs up from 2.2325 2.2222 is. 2.21 Paris 8.32 French francs up from 8.285 8.2644 is. 8.20 Milan 1,830 italian lire Down from 1,831.50 1,828.15 is. 1,821. Systems and eventually All military mis Sions of the space shuttle. 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