European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 05, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Late news a as1hm. Ion Al l Vitaly Yurch Unkn. A High level soviet Kab officer who defected to he Esi in August has  to the soviet i Ninn a spokesman fur the Senate intelligence committee said monday. The spokesman said i was ii ild h he i annul Yurchenko s change of heart. 1 he soviet  in in a Hin Ulon called a news conference late monday afternoon and said Yure Hynko would appear Here. The Cia refused to confirm or deny the report. Yurch Colto. A. As described its the a. S Man in the Kab he soviet Intelli gence is Nice at the Lime lie defected in Koine in August. According to . Government sources he Send As first Secretary of the soviet a Massy in us Hington from l7$ to a return in the soviet Union. The official Whit asked not to be identified said the 19-year-old private left the embassy after meeting twice with soviet and american officials. The Soldier signed a statement saying he is leaving with soviet officials of his own free will the official said. I following , the lights that had been Cut off sat urday were turned Back on at the embassy and the troops that had ringed it were withdrawn authorities said. Searchlights had been playing across the embassy build ing at night since the incident started i riday. He agreed to return to the soviet  the official said. Me signed a statement that the decision was made on his own. The troops have been removed and the lights arc Back on. And communications with the embassy have been  earlier. Stale department officials said the Soldier met with soviet ambassador i i Kraal a. Tabeek in the presence of us charge d affaires i Dward blur win and a Marine guard then asked for time to think about his . Officials who were with Secretary of slate George i. Shull in Helsinki on sunday As Well As officials in Washington and Islamabad. Pakistan earlier provided information about the situation. . Diplomats in Islamabad said the staff of the Kabul embassy had stayed inside after an american was mistreated by soviet and afghan troops who ringed the see Soldier on Page 28 paving the Way soviet foreign minister Eduard Shovard Nidza left and . Secretary of stale George Shutlz smile for the cameras in Moscow monday before starting crucial talks aimed at Paul arc the Way to a sum Mil meeting in go Nita nov. 19-20 be tween president Reagan and so Iel Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. As he arrived in the soviet capital Shutlz said he and she Varnade who have met four limes previously had had candid and productive talks in the Pas. Burt visits space Center i a. Ambassador to Germany Richard Hurt i right i and Albert Probst Secre tary of stale of the German Federal research ministry near Nasa Caps at the  space Center near Munich As they visit an exhibition of models of space icicles. Because of dwindling Energy reserves scientists working on Germany s space lab pro Gram decided against a plan to keep the shuttle challenger in space for an extra Fey to finish scheduled experiments. Reagan says . Would disarm or Star wars Washington a president re in unveiling i new Clement of his military policy said Thi. United tales will not deploy its Star wars system to Dand against nuclear weapons until we do away the our no unveil in. Clemen policy. The slates i nuclear weapons unit Clear missiles our offensive missiles. In an interview with soviet journalists polished in Moscow monday Reagan indicated lha he Niue states would not disarm unilaterally. Fough. In Sadie United states would expect the soviet Union to dismantle its nuclear arsenals As Well. Twice in the 40-Minutc interview. Reagan discussed deploying the Star wars system and both limes he linked it to the elimination of nuclear weapons. We would not deploy. It is not my purpose for deployment until we Sil now n. W ii the of her nations of the world and those Hal have nuclear arsenals and see if we cannot come loan agreement on which there will be deployment Only if there is elimination of the nuclear Wear Xia led deploy on Reagan  was the first time Reagan firmly As men with disarmament. A Dward Djerejian a while House Deputy press Secre tary Speziali ing in National Security matters said Reagan is not implying doing  with All offensive weapons immediately. That would be  Hul the president has always said Hal the ultimate see Reagan on Page 28