European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 03, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 23 the stars and stripes sunday november 3. 1985 dutch will sign cruise treaty monday the Hague Netherlands a the dutch government said it will sign a  treaty monday on siting cruise missiles but political opponents As Well As this nation s powerful peace movement say they will continue their Battle to prevent any deployment due in 1988. On Friday the Center right Cabinet of Premier Ruud Lubbers approved deployment taking action after six years of delay by three previous governments facing Strong anti nuclear sentiment. Further delay would undermine the Chi ability of the Netherlands policy and Call into question the reliability of the Netherlands As a nato partner Lubbers said in a letter to parliament which set a nov. 4 treaty signing Date. The decision caused an uproar in this nation s peace movement with its most prominent figure Mient Jan Faber calling it a significant step in the arms  the treaty which will govern the actual details of deployment of the  and manned missiles at an air base near the Southern dutch City of won Sprecht will be forwarded to parliament immediately after it is signed according to the government. At a news conference after the decision. Dutch foreign minister Hans Van Den Broek said he expected parliamentary approval of the pact by the end of february. Lubbers stressed that his government s move was in accordance with its earlier june 1,1984, decision to accept the missiles if soviet ss-20 deployments on nov. 1, 1985 totalled More than 378, the number on june 1,1984. Lubbers Friday announcement repeated an Clement of that june 1 decision saying that fewer than 48 missiles could be ultimately Here if a superpower arms limitation pact were later reached on the intermediate Range War Heads. Dutch deployment would pull the Netherlands into line with West Germany Britain Italy and Belgium which have already begun siting their share of the 572 cruise and Pershing ii missiles allotted to the five by nato in 1979. Former Premier Joop Den Uyl. Who Heads the anti mis Sile labor party the largest in parliament warned that if parliament approves of the treaty Well submit the question to the voters next May. A final decision will be made by the  Den Uyl whose party has been gaining heavily in the polls accused he Lubbers government of liquidating the dutch arms reduction Poncy pursued Over the last six years by various  and the labor party Leader pledged to Force a renegotiation of the  treaty if his party gets into Power. Lubbers has revealed an Exchange of letters with soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev on the deployment Issue As Well As a recent invitation to discuss the Issue with soviet pre Mier Nikolai Ryzhkova which Lubbers declined. Soviet minor problems continue Reagan from Page 1 ukrainian Seaman who jumped off a soviet freighter in new Orleans. He said at first that he wanted political Asylum in the United states but later he told . Authorities he wanted to return Home. The incidents arc potential trouble spots for the Reagan administration As the nov. 19-20 Summit meeting approaches. Shultz acknowledged that the Medvid situation could have been handled  discussing the soviet Soldier in Kabul Shultz said that even though his intentions were not Clear he does t want to be inter viewed by anybody from the soviet  at first Shultz said it seemed the Soldier had jumped Over the compound Wall but later it was determined that the Soldier entered through the Gate when it was opened to let someone out. He seemed somewhat confused but basically a Soldier who wanted to go Home Sulu said. While the Soldier remained inside Shultz said the embassy was More or less sur rounded searchlights trained on it and the electricity halted. We re protesting the ringing of the embassy and the Power shutdown Shultz said. Shultz said americans at the embassy could come and go and that in emergency Power system was functioning. According to another . Official the afghan soldiers and a handful of soviets Ana armoured personnel carriers bad sur rounded the compound. Apparently is. Asylum has been ruled out As an option. You d have half the soviet army in our embassy where the food a better the official said. Of occupy shuffle Crew by United press International a communications foul up and a space lab air leak that turned out to be insignificant saturday added to problems nagging the Crew of the shuttle challenger Midway through its flight. The communications trouble disrupted transmission of scientific data from spa Clab to Earth and forced the West German space Agency to scrap plans to have a dutch government official talk to the astronauts. Nasa said a problem at a satellite track ing station at White Sands n.m., prevented the shuttle from using a satellite to relay Large amounts of scientific data to the West German space operations Center. The communications problem followed the air leak which Nasa spokesman Douglas Ward in Houston said was not serious and posed no threat to the eight Crew members. Even if it continued he said the shuttle had ample supplies of oxygen and nitrogen to remain in space for the full seven Day flight As planned. The astronauts said the leak appeared to diminish after some Experiment fixtures were tightened in the spa Clab module anchored in challenger s open cargo Bay. At one Point commander Henry Hartsfield speaking on an internal communications system that accidentally was transmitted to Earth told Bonnie Dunbar in spa Clab that he was considering or Dering a full blown series of tests to try to isolate the leak. Other technical problems also hampered the space researchers and at one Point Ernst Messerschmid apparently used a Bone saw on hand for medical emergencies to Cut a misplaced pipe on one Experiment. Earlier officials it the West German space operations Center said the space scientists were overworked but were gathering an impressive amount of scientific data. The Mission for which West German s space Agency paid $67 million to Nasa has been in the planning stage for years and manager Hans Ulrich Steimle said we May have been Over motivated Dur ing our preparation and  As it turned out our colleagues in space arc a Little overworked overburdened Steimle said at a news conference at the space operations Center near Munich. Messerschmid Ockels Guion Bluford Dunbar and Reinhard Furrer were conduct ing most of the space lab research working 12-hour shifts. Hartsfield Steven Nagel and James Buchli concentrated on flying the shuttle and monitoring its systems. College football Penn is. A Ballon count 12georgia a Tulane 3 Michigan is. 31, Minnesota 26 Virginia teen 31, Memphis is. 10maryland 21, North Carolina 10 Sara cum 12, poll Burgh 0 Louisiana is. 14, Mississippi 0 Colgate 55, Columbia 11per 31, Princeton 21 Perm stall a Botlon 12ctermon 26, Wake Forest 10 Georgia teen 9, Duke 0 Kentucky 23, e. Tennessee St. 13 Loul Ilana Slatt 14, Mississippi 0 Tennessee 40. Rutgers 0tenas 34, Texas tech 21 Oklahoma stall 14, Colorado 11 from Page 1 that the Kremlin offer could still leave the soviets with advantages in land based mis Siles. The Washington Post and new York times reported saturday that the administration offered to abandon development of a Small Mobile land based a do Atman sys tem if the soviets get rid of their Mobile ss-24 and ss-25 missiles. Reagan said that he we hoping the extended arms control talks would result in a productive week in Geneva starting Mon Day and that we re encouraged because after a Long wait legitimate negotiations Are under  he said he told Shevardnadze in a letter delivered Friday How much i am looking foward to our  Reagan said he and Gorbachev would have a Broad Agenda including Bow to solve regional wars and How to improve bilateral relations As Well As human rights a subject the soviets have said is an internal matter. Birthday funds from Page 1 mid term exams Smith said. The Bash began at 10 . At a Campus classroom decked out with a mini Globe a birthday Banner and various slide projectors showing scenes of the grand Canyon and other earthly wonders. Fossils of two shelled critters called brachiopods about 400 million years old were passed out to the estimated 200 Stu dents and members of the Public who drifted in and out during the Day. Smith said. The fossils came from Limestone deposits throughout Illinois. Other highlights of the party included a in and one liners Only geologists worn find funny Smith said. One of the Best lines in the movie a 1950s horror film says of my gosh negative cleavage " referring to the Structure of some rocks Smith said. It just makes people  the party climaxed with a Marble layer cake baked by two geology students because Marble is a Good geology word he Laid. From Page 1 ment can cover its other expenses with its Normal intake of Cash from taxes and other Revenue sources through the Middle of the month. House and Senate leaders said they hoped by that Date they la have resolved the differences and approved a new Long term debt ceiling of More than $2 trillion. The Senate last month attached to the debt ceiling Bill an amendment proposed by Sens. Phil Gramm a Texas Warren Rud Man . And Ernest Hollins , to gradually reduce annual deficit limit. Red Ink would be limited to $180 billion in the current spending year and Cut to Zero by fiscal 1991. Congress and the president would have to approve legislation to inert the deficit tar gets or the president Wou Baltimore  Bol Botlon Buffal Chicago Cincinnati Clevelan Dallai Forl Worth Deveroe Solnet  Fairbanks farm Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Cit Lei vegas link Rock november i l a 10 52 69 53 56 76 s7 43 55 5 6459 73 44 62 65 69 44 59 36 55 69 1550 65 50 61 52 ii 25 Al 50 60 29 60 59 71 27 63 50 52 70 3 35 55 55 74 53 7 49 m 32 63 45 73 s3 61 los Angele Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Moil is. Paul Nashville new Orleans new Yor Norfolk Oklahoma Cit Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Phoenix Portland main Portland Ore. Providence. Raleigh Reno is. Louissie. 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