European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 05, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes Moa mar khad Afy target of Cia Page 28 soviets silent on Reagan interview Page 2 q u. 3. Strengthening Sac com  5 q fort Gordon Hospital needs nurses Page 7 d pro football results sports Section the Sefc nothies n$5uix vol. 44, no. 201 tuesday novembers 1985 0 8693 a soviets offer amnesty to Soldier at . Mission Helsinki Finland a the Sovi it Soldier who has sought Refuge in the . Embassy in Kabul Afghanistan met the soviet ambassador sunday in the presence of american diplomats and a . Marine guard the state department said. The staff of the . Embassy was stay ing inside the building after an american was mistreated by soviet and afghan troops surrounding the compound said . Diplomats in Islamabad Pakistan who insisted on anonymity. The soviet Soldier entered the . Embassy gales Friday As another person was leaving . Officials said. . Officials said the Man identified Only As a 19-year-old soviet private had been on guard duty at radio Kabul near the embassy. He seemed confused saying at first that he wanted to go Home and was tired of the War. The Soldier met soviet ambassador Fik Ryan a. Tabeck at 3 . In the . Embassy in the presence of the . Charge d affaires Edward Hurwitz. The meeting was held at the Soldier s request according to a statement distributed to reporters travelling with Secretary of state George p. Shultz. The upshot of the meeting was that the soviet Soldier has asked for More time to think Over any decision he May take. A second meeting has been set for tomorrow monday morning at the .  said the statement adding that the meeting lasted an hour and is minutes. The statement said Hurwitz reminded the Soldier several times he could Termi Nate the discussion at any Point and resume it at a later Date but the Soldier preferred to continue the Exchange up until the time it  a . Marine guard and another Amer ican Diplomat accompanied Hurwit. The soviet ambassador brought a secret to take notes. In Washington the chairman of a House see soviets on Page 28 agents admit manslaughter in sinking Kland new zealand a two a had been charged with murder in the of the  flagship Rainbow Warrior of the death on Cwman pleaded guilty monday Lof lesser charges Ofamin Slaughter and arson. The Movit Kmic As solicitor Genera Paul hot for intervened and Drohpn the murder charges again maj. Alain Rafart 34, act capt. Dominique Picur Jug. Both were identified in courts French army office ref judge Ronald a Gilbert ordered the fair to be held until nov. 22, when Lucy will be san wed. There is no set Penally for Manseau Glicr in new Zuj stand and sentences can Range from Brief Newtion to . The Rainbow Warrior Assy by mines on july 10 Pana a Greenpeace Pho a killed. To new zealand to Lead a Kulcar tests in the muru r Arr can with new zealand and for conspiracy and while docked in Auckland to Grapher Fernando pc cirs Greenpeace had sent the s protest flotilla against Frlj Roa atoll in the South Page Marfal and Picur on uly 15 were Cha a wit. New zealand a cd France  the attack and in  the French government acknowledged that the Bing had been Ord Remby the French secret service. If a some Legal Kurvers said the reduced Cal pcs indicated the governor Jet might just Deport the  in a move to a trained relations.  David Lang talking with  after the Hank denied that a political Trade off had been Sec. R if French compensation for new Zoa Lailand Ace had depended on the court s action of Thev arc not for Sale. This is a process of Law f sordid haggling Selling prisoners he said talks on compensation were proceeding by see agents on Page 28 one of two French agents charged in the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior is escorted from a police Tan. Go Den game beckons but Humphrey balks san Francisco a Humphrey the whale lured by a device emitting underwater Humpback sounds glided into Salt water for the first Lime in More than three weeks sunday but the beast slipped away from scientists and turned around Only four Miles front the Pacific Ocean. The whale spotted 24 Days ago in the fresh water Sacramento River system reached the san Rafael Richmond Bridge and entered san Francisco Bay about 6 30 ., said Hal Alabaster of the National oceanic and atmospheric administration. The Bridge is about 10 Miles from the Golden Gate the Gateway to the Pacific. An hour later scientists lost the whale after it entered Raccoon Strait near Sausalito Only four Miles from the Ocean. The track ers later spotted it heading away from the Ocean. Alabaster said. At about 9 15 ., the scientists decided to suspend tracking for the night and to keep 10 Navy vessels near Point Richmond Northeast of the Strait to watch the animal said Jay Ziegler another spokesman for the Rescue Effort. He said it was possible that scientists might just allow the mammal to remain in the Salt water Bay. But a final decision would be made monday. The whale a member of an endangered species had been cruising a few feel behind a boat called the Bootlegger that emitted Little beeps through the water said Charles Fullerton of the oceanic Agency. A 33-boat Convoy had followed the 45-ton whale most of the Way to ensure that it did not change direction again. By evening the number of vessels dwindled to about a dozen. Fullerton said the whale had covered 49 Miles in about nine hours during the Day. It entered san Pablo Bay shortly before 5 30 . I m surprised Fullerton said. I expected it to take two or three Days to gel the whale  thousands of people lined the River Banks sunday to watch a flotilla follow hum Shrey s Progress homeward said state  Garamendi who Rode in one of the Lead boats. San Pablo Bay is the Northern Arm of the see Humphrey on Page 28