European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28. I the stars and stripes saturday september 28, 1985 army won t see raise in mid october by Clint Swift Hington Bureau the 3 percent Mil itary pay raise  Runy mid month checks in october members could still Sec their raisca7 the i5lh if the House passes the defense authorization Bill by oct. 4. A Navy spokesman said he could t find anyone in his service s finance Community who could say when the raise would have to be authorized if sailors were to Sec it in their checks next month. Will slain chief of the army s joint uniform military pay system Branch for Active duty members at fort Benjay Harrison ind., said his office end of the month checks based Kata in hand by the 20th of the r the same data  compute the Check that semm members receive around the Isth Ash following month. Means it s already too late for oct. I and 15, and the raise would have to be authorized by oct. 20 for soldiers to receive it at the end of october or mid no vember he said. _ air Force capt. Tom Warsdale of the Linance and accounting Center at Lowry said the cutoff Date for a is service is oct. Defense that if necessary the r retroactively t the defense Autu Phron Bill says the ii crease . Be has passed the fiscal 1986 de authorization Bill but Many House to embers have rebelled against the spending total in that measure $302.5 billion. House members who say the total is $10 billion too High have agreed to pass the authorization Bill if they get a Chance to vote on a measure that would order the defense appropriation capped at $292.5 billion. House democrats were huddling thurs Day Over How the Resolution Shouh worded. No one at the Arrn Murmes commit tee was Guys sub  when the Vole  Cap might come or Jim Limehouse might take up the a upon Bill. Work on the appropriations Bill has been stalled because of the illness of the House defense appropriations sub Commil Channan rep. Joseph Addabbo d Jie Senate approved a House Resolution wednesday that will pc a  including the defense  at 1985 Levels through mid nov can Congress has t passed any of major appropriations Bills needed to fund government operations after oct. 1, the Start of the new fiscal year. The continuing Resolution assures that military pay will continue without interruption. It also Means no defense employ i pcs will be sent Home Early As they were last year when oct. I arrived before i ther a defense appropriations Bill or a Stopgap funding measure had been passed. Under the Resolution pay will continue at 1985 Levels until higher pay is authorized. Once the authorization Bill has be come Law the services can pay the 3 per cent raise without waiting for an appropriations Bill. The Pentagon regularly implements pay raises before All the Money has been a aria cd for an entire year and goes to Congress in the Spring for a supplemental appropriation. Military members will Sec immediate increases Only in pay and the Basic allow for quarters and subsistence an offi Dod compensation office said Aland incentive nay in creases  Bill. The increase rep Romb it $1.9 billion for the department s 2? Active duty military members. Reagan soviet foreign minister Confer in Oval office Washington up1 president Reagan met Friday for the first time with soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze saying they would discuss arms control measures during a three hour session in the Oval office. Shevardnadze arrived at the White House in a driving rain spawned by Hurri Cane Gloria and the two Leaden chatted about the miserable weather As they posed for photographers in the Oval office. Reagan said there May be a few moments when he and Shevardnadze speak privately without the presence of aides. Vice president George Bush Secretary of state George Shultz and defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger were among the . Officials who were waiting in an anteroom to join the talks. Neither Reagan nor Shevardnadze would comment on substantive questions posed by reporters. The soviet minister said through an interpreter if i Tell everything to you what am i going to say to the president next Shevardnadze told Reagan i m not going to leave Washington until the weath Tutu joins student in fast for 24 hours to Prate Schroader government Powers Johannesburg South Africa a Bishop Desmond Tutu the country s leading opponent of apartheid began fast ing Friday As the White minority govern ment broadened its Powers and banned meetings that encourage workers to stay their jobs. A Trade Union alliances up encouraged victims of  torture to come Forward a in their stories. Winner of the 1984 Nobel faze began a 24-hour fast to protest government troops to help end  of against apartheid Tutu whorl go Bow i for food or  will Crit. Landesburg s University i. Witwatersrand. Winter was entering his 11th Day of a planned 21-Day diet of water and fruit juices. The Black Bishop and Winkler who also wants the troops out of Black townships were conducting their fast inside the Chapel at Kotso House a Johannesburg office housing the South african Council of churches and other organizations opposed to apartheid. The new ban on gatherings appeared of prayer filled by leading foes of apartheid inc Luc however Law and order Louis la name Tutu or the planned prayer Ings. The ban will last until March 1986, the government said. From Page 1 unleaded Normal $29.10. In the Netherlands regular will a Jujj $1,16 a gallon and Premium to Ion. Diesel will Cost to Aratoon. A liter Book  will Cost $63.40. A cof regular $61.20,and a 100 liter Book of diesel $30.10. Elsewhere in Europe these prices were in " t As of sept. 24 tzium at $12 Athens Greece Premium at $1.01 per gallon. Crete Premium at $1.04 a gallon. In the United kingdom Premium re currency fluctuations. Mains at $1.23 a gallon and diesel declined to $1.06 a gallon. These prices arc eff Celivo oct. I. " _ rna Turkey Sells for 5 per gallon. Regular will sell for 84 cents a Greece and United kingdom p change at any time because of local Market Hurricane from Page 1 swells 10 to 12 feet above Normal Cut off Many Access roads to nearby islands As the Eye of the storm passed at mid morning. Waves crashed onto Atlantic City i Boardwalk a famous tourist attraction. At 10 ., Gloria with winds Down from 130 Mph to 120 Mph was off the coast of new Jersey. It was moving toward the North Northeast at 35 Mph on a course that would take it across densely populated Long Island Brush the Eastern Edge of new York City and continue toward connect Cut and the rest of new England. A state of emergency was declared in North Carolina Virginia Maryland Connecticut Massachusetts Delaware Rhode Island and new Jersey. In Stamford conn., North of new York City the army corps of engineers raised a 35-foot-High steel storm Barrier in the har Bor to protect Low lying Homes and boats. By 9  At least 500 people were Al ready crowded into one shelter on Long Island and As the storm neared More were coming. From Page 1 years according to statistics. The Long  Dis ease  controlling its spread Benenson said. Research indicates the disease can take two to six a nicest itself he Laid. Ley have lean ask fori test. It the test will identify Alii body who has the antibody Benenson said. Further testing follows if the Elisa test turns up f2,736 americans were i As having aids in 1985, according to the Federal centers for disease control in Atlanta. Of that number 6,376 had died. In Germany the most recent statistics _280 confirmed cases of aids this. About 41 percent of that num Oerl or is  Reagan responded we be been prom ised Sunshine this  when you meet soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev i Hope the weather there will be Fine really Fine Shevardnadze said. When american television cameras were allowed into the office Reagan spoke up clearly saying that in better weather the two men would not have to put up with wave after wave of reporters and photographers but would pose outdoors for everyone All at once. Security was especially tight outside the White House because of threatened demonstrations against Shevardnadze by soviet emigres and other groups protesting human rights violations by the communist government.  again Lanka land la City More Denver a i Molda Roll Fairbank Faroe  Houston  Kanizai cell Vlad Beeai Lillutt Rock Makto Cirtno  is. Palmburg Salt Laka ally san dim san Francisco san Juan  Tucson  for Catt Lor for Coltorn a Lilly High in it loutrwi7 10, Uirl North of Cloudy. T temper to _ Mitty stood North. 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