European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday. October 21, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 9 Bush says  relations improving Hong Kong a vice president George hush said saturday Thil relations Between american and China Are i a to Huhl track despite differences Over Tai wan Anil other issues Bush  to a rows o to science Fol lowing a six Day tour of China  inc Reagan administration his  Htun proved rela Liun with peking that is happening Ami 1 Don t see that there would be a Call for an new   he said before leaving for Echo rage Alaska during his visit to peking chinese Load ers described he nationalist internment if Taiwan As an obstacle to better relations Balw can Washington and peking. Bush said our View on the Taiwan question is that we Are interested in seeing a peaceful solution but that is nut a matter Lor the United Stales to work  Bush called economic tics Riih China very Strong and said he made a Pilch for a bilateral investment treaty Between the two countries. We would like in see More concern on the part of our chinese friends for hat needed in order for us to do business  he said. The chinese expressed keen interest in next month s Summit Between president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorba Chev Bush said. He said he told the chinese our View is not to raise the expectations of the world that there is going to be a breath rough in significant thai it will Lay to rest All the problems Between the United states and viet1 president Ivory hush Righo wears i hard hat while tis tint u Monti Kong Power station. At left is Michael Kadoorie a director of the Power contain. The soviet i Nion concerning arms control. He said the chinese expressed concern about the . Sei ure of four palestinians to hijacked he  Imer Achille 1 auro and Kilko an Amican passenger. Hut the i United Stales is not going to sit idl by and see a Titi in. A  cripple shot in the head and in nothing about  he said he told inc chinese. On Trade protectionism. Huh said the i Nik a  will take action Gamst coun tries pursuing unfair Trade policies no mat Ter How Good a Friend no matter when he is he said the i United Stales will no More be or. Nice go silting there while others violate existing Laws , hush urged Hong Kong to join the United Stales in its right against unfair Trade practices speaking at a luncheon meeting hosted by the american chamber of Commerce Here. Bush said Maru countries on the Pacific rim Are eager to sell goods to United  but  a to deny to All americans  Access to their own markets. He said protectionist sentiments in con Gress Are at an All time High and warned. It a protectionist Ndal wave comes rolling across the Pacific. It is in Likely to distinguish inc Muki it from the guilty subs Dies discriminatory purchasing  and regulations. Ill these and other Trad my  threaten Hong Kong because the threaten the St Abihu of the International trading a Stem upon which 1 Lonn Kuttig depends for its italic he said. Prince Charles Diana try to put rumours to rest London a Prince Charles heir to the British throne says he is becoming More eccentric As he gets older but is amused by suggestions that he has turned into a Crackpot. And his wife. Princess Diana says she is happily mar ried not bored and not obsessed with clothes and pop music. The remarks came from the Royal couple s first television interview in their four years of marriage. It was arranged by inc commercial Independent television network and was to be broadcast in Britain sunday night and syndicated abroad. Sir Alistair Burnel conducted the interview and excerpts from a Book he is writing appeared in the mail on sunday newspaper. Buckingham Palace said the interview was granted in Hopes of refuting the remarkable stories published about the couple. Among the stories appearing in gos in columns Are allegations that Charles. 36. And Diana. 24. Have Little in common intellectually and that while the Princess con stantly listens to pop music diets frantically and goes on shopping sprees. Charles has become engrossed in vegetarianism and the occult. Is Princess Diana Hurt by the stories Well obviously you feel very wounded she said according to the excerpts. But you be pot to push yourself out and remember that some people hopefully won t believe everything they read about  Charles asked if he is becoming eccentric replied Well yes i think i m becoming More eccentric As i gel older  he said he is interested in alternative Medicine often based on Folk remedies and in parapsychology bul docs not necessarily believe in it. I m purely interested in being  Charles denied stories that he tries to Contact his late Uncle i Ord Mountbatten. On a ouija Board. Me said he has never seen a ouija Board and hoped that people will Stop writing to Tell him Don t touch the ouija Moun Ballen was killed when a bomb planted by Irish Republican army guerrillas exploded aboard his yacht docked in Irish Waters in 1979. Diana said she is More interested in classical music than pop she is naturally thin she said and Only misses meals when Public engagements makes u unavoidable. Theirs is a partnership and it works Burnt wrote. They arc Busy very much in love and trying to do their Job pleasing people working for  the couple had control Over the interview and were allowed to make changes but i was nut known whether any were made. Profits from the interview television commercials Over seas broadcasts and Book royalties arc to go to charities run by the Prince Buckingham Palace said. One source involved in publishing the Book based on the interview said Charles charities Are certain to receive about $700,000 from the program. Charles and Diana leave Friday on a 19-Day trip to Australia ind the United slates arriving in Hawaii on nov. S and Washington on nov. 9. They will Dine at the while House tour the treasure houses of Britain exhibit at the National gallery Lay a Wreath at Arlington National cemetery on veterans Day and visit a department store for a promotion of British goods. After a Day in Palm reach. Ha., Here Charles will Phil Polo they return to London nov. 12. Prince Charles and Princess Diana pose in London with their children William right and Henry