European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 06, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 i the stars and stripes sunday october 6, 19b5 militiamen search for kidnapped soviets  up  i author cities saturday in track Down three _  with death ind militiamen squirmed Sci buildings u Here they suspected i he hostages Uherc held. President Amin Ciesmel  militia Leader Nabih Berri and Drue chieftain Walid Jumblatt assured soviet charge i affaires Yuri still Ikon they in oud do ail they could to find the officials abducted monday. There was no new word from the kidnappers to liberation organi Avion who wednesday because syrian  the Northern port of Trig i pm withdraw. They also threat Ned to execute their three other soviet hostages. Bijj Pliny has cased off in the City since a cease fire was 11 Tw8lhifcfti�4uiilils have fed search for the a � gunmen guard the soviet in  brr if Chine ise Diplomat  Buckley reported clues to his Fate. Another fundamentalist group the islamic jihad said Friday it had executed him in re Venge for tuesday s israeli bombing raid on the Palestine liberation organi Alion Headquarters in Tunisia. Gorbachev ends 4-Day Paris visit a soviet Leader Mik hails.  sat urday after a four he unveiled a new arms proposal part in the first news conference by the Kremlin s top Leader in 25 years. In a Brief announcement of Gorbachev return the official news Agency Tass said he was greeted at the Airport by stale leaders. Related soviet a Levi Sigma i a towed Gorba Chev and his wife. Raisa receiving flow ers before i hair departure from orly Airport in Paris and the soviet Leader reviewing nor guard with French f rim Abies. It  Peri i West Ern Larch 11 after then Stantin u. Chernenko. Gorbachev Ana president Reagan arc scheduled to meet nov. 19-20 in Geneva Switzerland. The soviet Leader used the Paris visit to unveil proposals Cov Crina a Jpn space a  Inge of reaching the United Stales and soviet territory and a reduction of soviet ss-20 missiles aimed at eur pc. Gorbachev held several meetings with Nch president Francois Mitterrand held a joint news conference St on russian Tele vision. Oard from  that could has aids or acquired i syndrome destroys a body s imn Iun Tom and its ability to resist other diseases there is no known cure. The screening procedure can identify individuals who have been exposed to the disease but cannot de Termine whether they will contract it. The defense department currently has 500,000 personnel stationed outside the United states and its territories out total Active duty Force of 2.1 Millic until Friday the Board Filion on screening All Aci ivc Ujj of foods had not been known. The to to comprised of University and a ral specialists framed its  last month during closed the four Page memo obtained Friday however states flatly that not enough is known about aids to justify massive screening. The Board did support the screening of new recruits As Well As testing blood donations. However such screening for All person incl is unnecessary based on information la relative to Tor the i a Deriti. Screening All Active met Tel a members is time is stoned As feasible _. Of the logistical and economic quiz cents but especially because of to limited availability of trained personnel and medical  the Board also concluded that based on current knowledge the necessary close con tact that occurs among military personnel in performing their jobs should not raise fears of infection. Environmental contacts in military operational settings such As tanks submarines and aircraft Are not regarded As significant risks for infection. The Boa commands that additionag0 Rovid cd on transmission of action in order to reduce  the Pentagon s greatest concerns about aids involve the need to immuni7e troops against other diseases and the need to pre serve the purity of blood supplies during wartime when direct Soldier to Soldier transfusions would be necessary. Army chief of staff Gen. John a. Wick has been described by several convinced the disease poses sunt Cicat that screening must be extended to  has been no indication that mayor Haft arc ready to take that step As yet nil a and the Board s report May buttress Buckley. 57. The . Embassy s chief Noj Lical officer was believed held in the Bcka  March 16, 1984. My a Calif cons were evacuated from Beirut saturday. Diplomatic sources said saturday the wives of a of the kidnapped soviets opted to slay. To pro soviet govern ment of St,m9h a Obj Uji Ajaj Flunce n Lebanon were Quick to offer  the kidnappers appear to have considerable so nary lebanese. Searchers hear no sounds from trapped boy Mexico City a rescuers Tun Eling through a collapsed apartment build ing where workers believe a 9-Ycar-old boy has been trapped since a major earthquake rocked the capital More than two weeks ago said saturday they can no longer hear signs of life. John Carroll a spokesman for a four Man Rescue team from the metro Dade fire and Rescue in Florida said mexicans work ing at the scene since last sunday were convinced there was a survivor in the ruins of  multifamily downtown dwelling. We have to believe what they say car Roll said. They honestly believe there s someone alive  Carroll said people have been known to live 20 Days without water but every res Cue at this stage is a  the possible survivor was believed to be Luis Ramon Navarrele Maldonado who was trapped with his Grandfather Luis Maldonado 57, in the sept. 19 earthquake that killed 4,600 people by official count. I fruits from Page senior Roth members. Pentagon health officials say Blanket testing for other diseases altho recruits generally Are tested for measles and syphilis shortly after being inducted. Blood is routinely tested at military an civilian blood Banks for signs of the aids virus but this is the first time the la been used for general i a Pentagon up Otsmaa bit col. Pete Wyro sajd.jpwrj40,&00 applicants a tap mate tested. He said the be about 100 a month med on the frequency of positive test from blood donor samples. Applicants whose blood shows the pres ence of an antibody to the virus on two tests will be referred to their physicians Taft s directive said. If More thorough examination shows no damage to the body s immune system and no evidence of the disease the applicant could be processed for entry it said. R. William Mayer assistant health Affa Kim ring Isal ened immune Nyji by  injured by Las for Arnall the armed forces Eviden Board has recommended testing seme members being deployed overseas where strains of certain diseases could be fatal to people whose disease fighting blood alts ave been attacked by the virus. Pentagon spokesmen have said a decision on a Mmary wide aids testing policy is due about mid october. The tests show Only exposure to the Vius. They do not show the pres i " Case which l disease. Red that infected scr could spread the disease through transfusions on the Battlefield. The disease mainly has been spread through sexual Contact blood transfusions and hypodermic Needles such As those used by intravenous drug users research shows. Members of homosexual groups have been particularly loud in their protests say " in testing could be used to find Homo ranks. That the goal of the tests i the  and that results will be  Community As much As is Fossil win a military environment. Attack participated in it. "1 have listened to a Cascade of american rhetoric accusing us of every thing under the Sun except the recent earthquake in Mexico and i m Subj Elf that i Haven t heard my  said Wallet in Ein Taii Gnu Abs Calion Walters said or deep and abiding Friendship for tunisian government and people my government cannot support this Resolution disproportionately placing All blame for this latest round of the rising spiral of violence in the Middle East onto Only one set of shoulders while also not holding at fault those responsible for the terrorist acts which provoked  Arab and soviet sources said a 1 after to he More strongly _ ?1 occasions United states has i lion of israeli actions such bombing of a nuclear reactor in Iraq an the incursions into Beirut Lebanon in Vio lation of a september 1982 truce. 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