European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 07, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes thursday. November 7, 1985page 28 a a t Shultz says talks did t narrow differ Moscow a score Ary of stale George , winding up 14 hours of vigorous discussions with Mikhail s. Gorbachev and other soviet officials said tuesday that he was unable to narrow differences Between the two sides on ways to curb nuclear  gave a downbeat assessment of his two Day visit and of a successful Summit meeting Between Presto Reagan and Gorbachev in Geneva on nov. I basically we have a lot Toi Ducj Mph rat a new conference. In  he said that life ilm i i  of november Shultz said he discussed Reagan s latest proposal to it limits on a number of categories of Gorbachev and soviet foreign mag b3 " Shevardnadze but he  narrowing with resp ave made blocking Reagan s research into futuristic anti missile i Csc system their chief goal inthe Geneva weapons neg nations. Shutlz said both sides Urce that arms control is subject of Central importance at the Geneva Summit. However he added this is not the Only Issue saying he regional conflicts and human rights Ris Moscow talks. Reagan has proposed that the United states and soviet Union sponsor negotiations to end conflicts in five marxist ruled nations Afghanistan Angola Nicaragua Ethiopia and  about Vitaly Yurchenko the High ranking Kab officer who defected to the United slates in the summer and announced monday that he wants to return to the soviet Union Shutlz said Yurchenko s claims of being kidnapped and drugged Are locally  defector from Page 1 Cia officials until last weekend. One Senate committee source who declined to be identified by name said yur Chenko was with some officers from the Cia when he walked away and that he had some conversation Wilh them about his  the source declined to say How Many Cia officers were present this source said Hal most members of he committee expressed the View that Security was extremely  a committee spokesman who also demanded anonymity said the panel requested that the Cia Nave the Yut Crici a Cas reviewed by someone who did nol participate in the operation someone either from inside or from outside the Cia. The spokesman said the Cia official at the two hour briefing agreed to do Hal and report on thai review in six weeks. The committee spokesman said the Brief ing covered All aspects of the Yurchenko Case including a thorough discussion of whether he was a double agent sent to deliberately stage a phony do hectic i. The spokesman however would not say whether any tentative conclusions had Bee reached on those questions. Before the meeting Redman said  had taken Security and Legal pre cautions to make sure Hal Yurchenko did nol leave the country without talking . Officials. He said Yurchenko had entered the United states under special authority Gran cd by the attorney general and that even if the russian held a soviet Diplo Matic passport it would not be valid for travel Oul of the country. Redman would not discuss the implications of the affair on . Intelligence but said he saw no reason Why the Case should affect preparations for the .-soviet sum Mil in Geneva on nov. 19 and 20. Spy coup from Page 1 his own choosing. Yurchenko 50, is said to be the fifth ranking Kab official and Deputy chief of its North american operations. A soviet defector who has remained inthe United states Arkady Shewchenko said he believes Yurchenko just simply changed his mind and wanted logo Home. Shevchenko who was a soviet official alive United nations until his defection in 1978. Said Yurchenko s Story of being drugged and abducted was a message to the soviets that he did t reveal seems knowingly. The threat was not from the Cia but the Kab Shevchenko said on the Cable news network. He has to justify hit actions. That is the Price he has to  former Cia director William Colb also said he thinks Yurchenko changed his mind after defecting. We have had other soviets who have defected found they could not stand the psychological pressures of separation from their homelands their families and All that and decided to go Back Colby said. The Only difference i Quay a tie Newt Confal ence was in Washington not  Jonathan Haslam associate professor of soviet studies at Johns Hopkins univer sity s school of advanced International studies said Yurchenko appeared to be a pathetic sad figure who defected on impulse and then missed his family. Having returned to the soviet embassy Haslam said Yurchenko needed to concoct the talc of drugs and Abdul Ion to save him self from a death sentence. By holding this press conference wit the embassy and claiming he was drugged and tortured it was a Way of alleviating the penalty when he gets Back to Moscow Haslam  the other View was rep. George Brown d-calif., a member of the House intelligence committee who said he believes Yurchenko was set up from the Start to defect then re defect. I think he s a triple agent Brown  defected and revealed some information and hoped he would be Able to find out something useful about . Intelligence. In any event there s been a real . William Cohen a Maine another member of the intelligence committee said he had a Gul feeling Hal Yurchenko was a double agent All along. La just seemed too neat and too convenient that this Guy walks in and starts talk ing Cohen said. A former intelligence official who spoke Only on the condition that he not be identified said Normal counterintelligence meth ods weren t used in handling Yurchenko As a defector. He noted the wide publicity riven to Yurchenko s defection and said the Cia and Reagan administration seemed lobe leaking information about his defection to score a publicity coup. We be had Many defectors for iwo or three years and their names never came out he said. This official also said "1 think it was Alanl from the  he said the disclosures . Officials attributed to Yurchenko weren t As major As some have suggested. He turned Over whale Call Chicken  and he said Yurchenko s Story will be believed in Many other countries and will damage . Credibility. It accomplished the purpose of the other Side he said. Jaruzelski to focus on communist party work polish Premier expected of resign Warsaw Poland a Gen. Woj Dech Jaruzelski who crushed the Solidarity Union movement with the steel fist of mar tial Law was expected to resign As Premier wednesday to concentrate on his work a communist party chief party and diploma tic toured said. He was expected to be replaced As pre Mier by Zbigniew Messner the Deputy pre Mier and a member of the party s ruling politburo the sources reported speaking on the condition of anonymity. Western diplomats said Jaruzelski by deciding to step Down As the head of the government was signalling the end of the political crisis that led to the declaration of martial Law and suppression of the Union movement in december 1981. They said the move also was designed to strengthen the party. Poland s communist party lost nearly 1 million members after summer of labor turmoil in 1980 gave birth to Solidarity. The government change which the sources said was approved tuesday at a communist party Central committee meeting in Warsaw was expected to be made Public wednesday at the inaugural session of the new parliament. Messner 56, has been responsible for coordinating the economic Reform program since Jaruzelski made him Deputy Premier in november 1983.Jaruzelski, 62, became Premier in february 1981 and communist party chief eight months later two months before the military crackdown. Poland is the Only communist country inthe world where the government was doing the governing rather than the party on Diplomat said. It Means Jaruzelski Nas decided the problem in Poland is no longer political but  diplomats said thai by relinquishing control Over Day to Day government operations he would be Able to devote his attention to party mailers before next year s communist party  said nothing about his plans in a speech to the Central committee which was broadcast on state television tuesday but did refer to himself As the until no prime  he said he was convinced that the new government will consistently continue the government s line that has been conducted up until  As the until now prime minister i have had the occasion to present to the members of the Central committee. The various sued from i 1 Howicz by la campsite and stayed there until Rescue of turkeys found him monday and look him a Hospital in Schlad Ming nearby ski reson i must admit 4mhought we were rescuing dead Man a Raber of the Rescue team said. I was crazy Ancery dumb logo  told reported matter his Rescue. He said he had Takei Pugh food to last10 Days and began raining it after the Accident but ran out six dam before he was found and ate Snow. A Hospital spokeswoman dbl Cichowic Zwas in Good condition after undo going sur Gery tuesday. Or. Wieslaw Wilk said it was a that Cichowicz survived the  works in the office of huty chief of staff for logistics at user he. Temperatures november 4 problems the government was dealing with he said. Jaruzelski said last month s parliamentary elections the first in Poland in five years confirmed the advanced character of the processes of reconciliation and normalization. The government reported a voter turnout of 78.8 percent and said Solidarity failed in its Appeal for a Boycott. We Are stronger and we can thus afford to More sharply More decisively overcome weaknesses Jaruzelski said. There is Stilla lot to be  the official Newt Agency Pap said the Central committee gave party recommendations for the candidate for senior posts inthe Sejm parliament the Council of state and Council of  Jaruzelski As the Premier Heads the Council of ministers. Pap did not say what the recommendation were and Jerry Majka toe official party spokesman told an evening news conference that they would not be made Public until later. There were unconfirmed reports tha Jaruzelski would take the ceremonial Post of chairman of the Council of stale replacing Hnryk Jablonski. One Diplomat said however that it might not happen until closer to the party Congress. Albany  Anchor id Atlanta Atlantic Colv  Birmingham Bolu Botlon Buffalo Burlington a Harllon . Charlotton . I Chicago i Cincinnati i to Viand i daunt for worm i Dan Var i do Montt i Oll Roll i fal Banki i Fargo Hartford i Honolulu Houlon i  i . I Kant Colv i  a that Pluto Rock lot ant Loul tvs Miami i  i. Loud is. 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