European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 22, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Friday november 22, 1985page 24 f a House vows to fight coast guard fund cuts Washington a the House voted wednes Day to insist that the Senate abandon plans to Cut coastguard funding by $230 million and instructed its Mem Bers negotiating with the Senate to hang Tough against the reduction. The unusual move came on a 400-6 vote at the request of rep. . Bill Young r-fla., 20 Days after the differences Between the House and Senate Over transportation department funding was sent to a conference com Mittee to Iron out the differences. So far the committee has failed to reach a Compromise. I think of the Many search and Rescue missions that might not be flown if the coast guard budget is reduced Young said. I think of the drug interdiction program that is working so Well and improving constantly that would be adversely  Young said his proposal was designed to make it easier for the House conferees to convince the Senate that coast guard cutbacks would not be acceptable to the House. The House approved a coast guard spending level of about $2.5 billion for the fiscal year that started oct. I close to the level president Reagan recommended in the budget he sent to Congress in february. Rep. Gerry Studds d-mass., said the Senate passed reduction would slice More than 6,000 personnel slots from the 38,700 coast guardsmen would require More than 40 cutters to be decommissioned and would ground More than 40 planes. Rep. Robert Davis r-mich., said the Issue is a life and death question. Taking $230 million out of this budget will very definitely Cost lives he said. It will mean More illegal drugs entering this country. It will mean More illegal fishing in .  no one spoke against the motion. Summit from Page 1 for Reagan to visit the soviet Union the following year and the sources said Reagan would announce at the thursday appear Ance that he has accepted up reported. The late night decision followed a formal dinner hosted by the president and first lady Nancy Reagan at the 18th-Century Maison Desaussure thir Home during Summit week. The two leaders received a report airing ih.,dinner from staff members who had worked throughout the night on resolving the Man Ner and Content of the report on the Summit by the United slates and the soviet  said. Gorbachev Oriel daily had scheduled a news conference for thursday morning but it was not known if he i Ancelet or just postponed it to allow for the ceremony with Reagan. The president planned to Brief nato Lead readers exchangers thursday afternoon in Brussels Belgium and address Congress thursday night in Washington. Scakes said the president  hold a news conference thursday. Speaks refused to say whether agreements had been reached on any of the four major topics of discussion arms control regional conflicts such As Afghanistan human rights and bilateral issues such Asp Cople to people exchanges. But the press Secretary said the presi Dent s Frame of mind is very Good. He will sleep Well  and Gorbachev who had planned to meet privately for Only 15 min utes during the two Day Summit spent four hours and 51 minutes with Only their interpreters present. "1 can Only interpret that As meaning the two men communicate Well with each other Speaks said. The final session on wednesday afternoon was recessed for 90 minutes to allow top delegates time to Confer with sex Perls who had been holding a second level of talks on the various Summit topics. As Secretary of state George Shultz and other top americans met with their experts and the soviet delegates met with their expert for five minutes Reagan and Gorbachev continued to meet privately at the soviet compound. The american and soviet delegates then resumed talks for an additional45 minutes before Reagan and Gorbachev joined them for a final 22-minute  spokesman Leonid Zamyatin said that during the wednesday morning meet ing an in depth discussion continued on major International  at the Cen Ter of discussions was the key question of War and peace he  Zamyatin warned reporters not to expect Reagan and Gorbachev to solve All of the problems that had developed since the last Summit in 1979. In such a limited space of time the enormous amount of difficult issues that accumulated cannot be solved he said. It is at Summit Pentagon Geneva Switzerland is the Summ girls exchanged by president Rea Gan am Mikhail Gorbachev  Keek wireless Pennal than those changed by Nancy Rewan and Raisa . Mrs. Gouache cd gave strand of graduated Bear Bracelet wave House Speaks said wednesday soviet Union of Gay Reagan a Matching Esman Larry first lady of the american fir Stith a Central asian Eagan  porcelain bowl i was decorated with lady a Tea set a design he said with a Large Hais cakes said. The peace roses he so the president have the soviet Leader a Chippendale fee Bov of mahogany with a Silver top cd aved Lmh the presidential Seal and an up Cristion Oll heir names. Rea Gan also Gaw Gorbachev desk set of two pens with my theme Peak through communication in Honor of inv loth anniversary of to Apollo soyuz spa omission. Gorb mice presented Reno Atwith a Dis play a Bronze medallions. If Man medal lion Sam Circle represented the  tap evict Union. Enamel picture of the re Flics flags were on one Side we theft Side was of the republics seals. In the die of the Circle was another Medan re the soviet Hammer and sickle sym from Page 1 Fleet grows to a service has a noun in re facilities All West coast and the in a report us Senate armed Sei the Navy estimated Leet warships to 15 million. It said that $217.3 million Higl at existing Altorn needed Modifica imports were used in Tiv but in the Gic and tactical ad1 vestment worthwhile rep. Ted Weiss Day that putting t ships in new York at a time when con reduce red Ink. He put a ship Likely to in the midst of a Largi the Bill also incl chemical weapons a Kansas but it res try until Congress settles t of whether to end a 16 us on building the i Ijac cd 600 ships the plans to berth ship Sig the Gulf coast the Northeast. Led to the House and committees nov. 8,Cost of dispersing the i Home ports at $799 Jure was $55 million to than keeping the ships v ports and making depending on which it analysis. Judgment the slate images make the in it said. N.y., said wednes Lowa and its support adding to the deficit is seeking ways to said it is unsafe to by nuclear weapons i pulsation Center. $10.8 million for a action Plant in a of the monent Roverial Issue r . In oratory is. That matter will be fought out budget Bill. In addition the a $55 million for const on silos at Warren a housing of my Uncle. The Money can 1silos, said rep. Bill Reagan originally warhead weapons t the project to 50 mis one of the two was a $2.4 Millie i Ity Center at the a ate conferees wan but the House oppose also in dispute is Sale of land at fort army facility  plot of Ian Honolulu. The sen posed approving Thi acres of land to Eil but the House Oppa the conferees Wico Promise on the i a separate Pentagon Opria Tion Bill contains lion of roads and work i in Wyoming for the missiles. Used for work on 40 incr . Aught 100 of the 10 Congress has limit eds. Is of disagreement est to build an Active i Academy. The san to permit the Centeria. Proposal involving the 5crussy, the 70-Acrethe last major unde on Waikiki Beach Ine conferees had pc my s plan to sell 45 r the City or county the Sale. Low try to work out aues. Can Only be a  Gorbachev indicated arms control was at the Center of his talks with Reagan when he was asked what he thought of a remark attributed to the president s chief of staff Donald Regan that women would be More interested in the activities of Nancy Reagan and Raisa Gorbachev than arms control. My View is that both men and women in the United slates and the soviet Union All Over the world Are interested in having peace for themselves and being sure that peace would be kept stable and lasting for the future and for that they Are interest Din the reduction of the countless weapons that we have Gorbachev said. Therefore these matters Are in the Center of my discussions with the  in a Brief photo session wednesday at the soviet diplomatic Mission the world leaders smiled and made general comments about their talks. Reagan said they had worthwhile discussions and Gorbachev described the talks As being conducted in a Frank Businesslike and. Responsible  there is much that divides us but i believe inc world breathes easier because we re Here talking together Reagan told Gorbachev. Our differences arc serious but so is our commitment to improving  Gorbachev said they were having a Lively discussion on  Gorbachev was asked if there had been any table pounding such As that exhibited by Nikita Kru Schev Al the . In new York in the 1960s. Scakes quoted him As saying not today tomorrow or in the fun  former rep. Selden Dies Birmingham Ala. A armis Cadi. Selden jr., a former congressman defense department official and ambassador has die Dat the age of 64. Selden died of brain cancer Al the Veteran administration Hospital in Birmingham. Hurricane from Page 1 people who live in Low lying and coastal areas in eight of the counties. The counties affected by the evacuation order Are Bay Escambia Franklin Gulf Santa Rosa Okaloosa Walton and  i a Here we go again kind of a Deal said Joe Hunt an Okaloosa county Civi defense spokesman at Shalimar on Flor Ida s Panhandle. Low lying areas of the Peninsula were evacuated twice when Elena approached in september and resident were prepared to evacuate again last month before Juan veered into  just wonder if somebody in t pick ing on us said plaque mines sheriffs Dep Uty Eddie Nolan in Southeast Louisiana where people were still recovering from High water and damages left by Juan that state s third Hurricane this year. A Hurricane warning was posted from Bay St. Louis miss., just East of new or leans to St. Marks fla., on the coast Southof Tallahassee. Gale warnings and a Hurri Cane watch were in effect West of Bay  to grand Isle la., and East of St. Marks to Cedar  at the National Hurricane Cen Ter in Coral Gables near Miami said Kat could be near the coast by late thursday. Late wednesday Kate was Cente Ednear latitude 27.0 North and Longitude 86.5 West about 210 Miles South Southwest of Apalachicola in the Florida Panhandle. Gales extended 200 Miles to the North of the Center and up to 100 Miles to the South. The late season Hurricane with highest sustained winds of 115 Mph around its Cen Ter was moving Northwest at 10 to 15 Mph but seemed to turn North forecasters Saint this year it seems that every two or three weeks we have a Hurricane that imperils our slate Graham said. Fortunately we Haven t taken a direct blow from  he warned Panhandle residents not to shrug off the latest threat. 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