European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 02, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday november 2, 1985 Bonner will come to West at end of month Moscow a Yelena Bonner wife of dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov will leave the country for Eye surgery in lat november she said in a Telegram to a mos cow Friend 051 Friday the Telegram did not say where Bonne would be going for treatment of an Eye ail ment nor did it provide an exact Date of he planned departure from Gorky where the has been living in exile since May 1984. The Friend who received the Telegram from Gorky on Friday afternoon asked that she not be identified. Bonner 62, indicated she would be slay ing abroad for several months suggesting that she May be going to the United states where her children live. The Telegram read i have received permission to leave. I lube leaving at the end of november. I am making prep actions for Andrei to spend the Winter  the Only other information in the Tele Gram was that the recipient should Send regards to All friends of Bonner and sakha Rov who has been confined to Gorky since january 1980. Bonner s Friend who showed the Tele Gram to the associated press said the Tele Gram was probably permit cd to dispel specs. Ion in the West that Bonner would be leaving the soviet Union soon. Western reporters have been staking out Moscow International Airport for three Days in Hopes of intercepting Bonner before her Depar Ture i think they want the world to  the Friend said about soviet officials apparent decision to let the correspondence go through. Soviet journalist Viktor Louis said earlier this week that Bonner had been Given per Mission to go abroad for an Eye operation . Inream Feneck Force in defector incident Washington up the administration said Friday it warned the soviet Union it was ready to use Force at onetime last week to get a Young Sailor off a russian ship to question him about his apparent efforts to defect. The revelation came As White House officials said president Reagan ordered at Torney general Edwin Meese to conduct a inquiry into the handling of the Case of the Sailor Miroslav Medvid. Medvid twice leaped into the Mississippi River last week and swam to Shore near new Orleans and was twice returned to thethis by Federal agents. After weekend interviews with . Officials Medvid signed a statement in russian laying he wanted to return to the soviet Union and he was sent Back tuesday to the Grain Carrier marshal Konev moored Tabelle Chasse la., near new Orleans. A senior White House official told re porters Friday that the warning to the Sovi ets about the use of Force was issued so . Investigators could question Medvid. But the question of Force most Likely bythe coast guard was dropped when the soviets permitted a second interview wit Medvid the official said. The announcement about the warning tothe soviets appeared to be an Effort to appease conservatives who said the administration returned Medvid to his ship to avoid an International incident less than a Mont before the Summit Between Reagan and so Viet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. But the official said the announcement was made merely because there is a lot of interest in the Medvid  department spokesman pal risk Korten said Mcnese at Reagan s order directed the department on monday to con duct an inquiry into the matter. Deputy White House press Secretary Larry Speakes said Reagan asked for the inquiry to review How the Case was handled not because a part time government inter Preter who spoke with the Sailor said med Vid wanted to defect and was sent Back to his ship unwillingly. Irene Padoch who acted As a translator forthe ins in questioning Medvid told the Washington times in an interview published Friday that the Sailor who is ukrainian by birth and who spoke to Padock in ukrainian said he wanted to defect he wanted to stay in this country absolutely she said. And that when and where she would leave depended on her. . Secretary of state George Shult said in Washington on thursday that a so Viet official had told him Bonner would bellowed to leave but he gave no details. Despite the fact that the Telegram was Likely screened by officials Bonner s Friend in Moscow said it definitely sounded like her in  the Friend said Bonner s reference to preparing to leave her husband for the win Ter suggested that both Are reasonably healthy. Missiles from Page 1 transplant from Page 1 family had to drive him through flood a ten to reach the Hospital. And a paiute Indian from Nevada received a new hear tin Salt Lake City after White House inter  Fuller a patient at children s Hospital in Pittsburgh would be the Young est person in the nation to undergo a heart Luni transplant. Her lung tissue is scarred and her immune system is defective because of a rare degenerative condition said he Mother Sandra Fuller. The search for organs of compatible size and blood Type has been hampered by Kim Berly i 35-Pound Frame said Hospital spokeswoman Mary Anne Ference. Kimberly appears on a . Department of health and human services poster of children awaiting  world s youngest heart lung recipient a 5-year-old australian underwent the operation in London in March. In Louisiana Robert Matthew Fletcher,17, of Leesville was in guarded condition at Ochsner foundation Hospital after surgery to transplant the heart of an 18-year-old Alabama automobile Accident victim said spokeswoman Julie Johnson. Johnson said Fletcher was born with rare congenital heart defect. In Salt late City William Quick 32, of Hawthorne nev., received a new he it tues Day becoming the 15tb transplant recipient under the Utah cardiac program combining resources of University of Utah lds an veterans administration hospitals. Quick was reported in critical condition. Florence Ginger Rockwell of Lake land fla., spent the last weeks of her life waiting for a heart donor. She died sat urday As she wrote her letter to the presi Dent. She did t make it said her father Robert Henning who lives near dad City. She just fell Down and lost consciousness. Despite his daughter s death Hennin said her letter will be mailed. In a postscript to the letter Henning said this unsigned letter is evidence that our daughter. Ginger could t wait. She passed away. Her pleas for help and your stamp of approval could help others who will need  Rockwell hoped Reagan would support the is. Department of health and human services plan to consider covering hear transplants for some medicare recipients under age 55, her father said. Summit of Reagan is hopeful that Progress will Beade on regional issues including conflicts Here the soviets Are directly or indirectly from Page 1 Trolman the involved and bilateral Malten. We believe progess is possible in Ell these areas if the soviets approach them in the same Way we do. Looking for ways to improve the relationship he said. Published reports indicate the us. Plan seeks to Cut strategic arsenals to a maximum of 4,500 nuclear warheads each and place a limit of 3,000 warheads on soviet land base intercontinental ballistic missiles. The United states also would place Lim its on its bombers air launched cruise mis Siles and submarine based missiles including the projected Trident ii missile. Reagan made it Clear in bit announce ment or the new proposal thursday that he does not intend to give up research on the Star wan space defense shield a pro Gram the soviet Union strongly opposes. The president s moves in the past two Days have changed the betting. He appears to be concentrating on Concrete results from the Summit talks although both sides Are engaged in a Public relations Campaign leading up to the Geneva meeting. Speakes said the matter of future .-soviet meetings would be up to Reagan and Gorbachev to discuss but he did not know at what level they would be conducted. Secretary of state George Shultz was heading for Moscow and talks with Gorba Chev this weekend. He is to leave washing ton saturday morning with a scheduled Stop in Helsinki Finland. Weinberger publicly rebukes Lehman Washington a defense Secretary Caspar w. Weinberger irked by Navy Secretary John Lehman s Public criticism of an espionage plea bargain for John a. Walker or. Said Friday he had re viewed the matter with Lehman and he has now seen the Light Secretary Lehman now understand that be did not have All the facts concerning the matter before he made several injudicious and incorrect statements with respect to the agreement Weinberger said in a unusual Public scolding of his lieutenant. Secretary Lehman now has All the fact Sand is in Complete agreement with the government s  earlier this week after Walker and Histon Michael pleaded guilty to Selling Navy secrets to the soviet Union Lehman blasted the department of Justice for accepting a plea bargain. Lehman said the agreement Lent the wrong menage to the nation and to the Fleet he added the agreement indicated the Justice department treated espionage like any other White Collar crime. Walker pleaded guilty to espionage and conspiracy monday and will be sentence to life in prison for Selling secrets to the soviets Over a 17-year period. Hit son Michael a Navy Seaman also pleaded guilty and will be sentenced to 25 Yean in prison under the agreement. Sources have said the elder Walker agreed to plead guilty in a bid to ease the punishment for by son. The government was interested the sources said because it wants the elder Walker to testify against another defendant in the Case. Jerry Whit Worth. Cruise missiles. The missiles will be deployed in a site being prepared on a dutch air base near the Southern dutch City . The five nation deployment plan stemmed from nato s 1979 double track deploy and negotiate decision to counter the deployments of soviet ss-20s, which began in 1977.in that decision nato gave the go ahead for Mode uni ing its nuclear Force i Europe by the deployment of cruise and penning ii missiles while at the sometime seeking a joint limitation on the East West nuclear buildup through negotiation with the soviet Union. Addressing Calls for postponement of the decision Lubbers said in the letter that postponement would mean a wrong signal toward the soviet  the United states on Friday Welcome the dutch government s decision to go ahead with the deployment of . Cruise missiles in the Netherlands despite wide spread opposition. 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