European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 14, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday december 14, 1985 dutch want to hear missile launch plans the Hague. Netherlands of dutch Parli Amoni rams a riday said they w int to hear top nato officials explain Alliance contingency plans for launching nuclear cruise missiles from the nether lands despite the officials earlier refusal to appear before parliament. At the conclusion of a parliamentary committee hearing on the Legal aspects of cruise deployment. Socialist party chair Man Reclus tar Beck said dutch lawmakers would travel to Brussels if necessary to hear nato commander Gen. Bernard Rogers and Secretary general lord car ringtone. At Issue is whether the Netherlands under current nato procedure will have a say in any decision to launch cruise mis Siles from dutch soil. The labor party opposition which is staunchly opposed to deployment claims that without dutch authority the . Dutch deployment treaty under consideration might violate inc dutch Constitution. And any deployment treaty requiring a constitutional change is unlikely to pass parliament which has the final say on the 1988 missile deployment approved nov. I by the Center right government of Premier Ruud Lubbers. In the draft treaty for the american owned and manned missiles there is a pro vision that the . Government would give special consideration to the views of the dutch government if possible before any launch of the missiles. That provision was an apparent conces Sion to missile leery parliamentarians who fear the missiles could be used As a tool of american foreign policy. Rogers was invited to discuss the Issue of dutch control at this week s hearing of the parliamentary committees on foreign affairs defense and constitutional affairs according to a parliamentary spokesman. Earlier this week the dutch parliamentary committees also asked the dutch government to invite lord Carrington to testify before the committee. But on dec. Ii foreign minister Hans Van Den Brock informed them that carring ton wanted to wait until the nato Council had discussed guidelines concern ing International officials appearing before National lawmaking bodies. In his letter. Van Den Brock added that his government would initiate a debate within nato on such guidelines which he said do not yet exist. Dod from Page 1 reductions. The Gramm Rudman Bill allows Reagan to avoid cutting the j70 billion defense personnel account this year As he seeks to bring an expected s200 billion deficit Down to the Law s $172 billion limit. The Bill was named for its sponsors. Sens. Phil Gramm r Texas and Warren Rudman . Sims said Secretary of defense Caspar Weinberger will try to protect the programs Reagan has made his priorities in defense strategic defense readiness Navy ships a Tholo it. Mar Girt Syoboda keeps roster to fort Campbell of Reb tites who Ian called to ask about he Fate of their loved ones in the Wake of the crash. And personnel. But the Pentagon needs immediate Sav Ings for fiscal 1986. Difficult to find in a department that buys its big ticket items Over several years. For example trimming is out of this year s spending on tanks or planes might mean cutting out s2 to spend in the next two or three years. So much procurement and military construction spending is the result of commit ments made in earlier years that Dod officials and congressional staffers involved in Gramm Rudman say planners will have to scrutinize the personnel account whether they like it or not. In october sen. Sam Nunn d-ga., rank ing minority member of the armed services committee estimated that had Gramm Rudman been in effect More than $2.5 billion could have been saved by eliminating the Jan. I 1984. Military and civilian pay raises. He said laying off 100,000 troops would have saved Only Hulf Hal amount. Items that will be examined closely include payments such As bonuses for enlistment or re enlistment special assignment pay even Din ing Hall supplies. However the department is not now consid ering cutting those categories Sims stressed. The process has not gone that far he said. While some discretionary spending categories leave the department some flexibility entitlements such As base pay housing Ana subsistence must be paid to All who qualify. Crash from Page 1 Ansa news Agency that the plane had been sabotaged by the organization for the liberation of  police reported they have not heard of that group. The Canadian government Friday rejected any such claims saying there was no evidence of terrorist involvement in the crash. A lot of groups will claim responsibility and every claim will be looked into said Helene Law Orlund an official with the Canadian department of Exter Nal affairs. Bat she said such groups could be expected to claim responsibility no matter where the flight had originated. They use that to promote their cause. I Don t think it s a Lead on anything she said. Christianc Beaulicu. Speaking for the Ca Nadian aviation safely Board told a morn ing news conference in Gander that investigators were taking the islamic jihad claim into account but would have no further comment until further analysis of the do 8 s flight data recorder and voice Box. The two devices were recovered thurs Day and sent to Canada s National re search Council in Ottawa for analysis. Tom Hinton director of investigations for the Cash mid in Ottawa Friday the cockpit voice recorder which records conversations Between the Pilot and the air traffic control lower had been broken by the Impact of the crash. Our initial examination of the tape docs not reveal any obvious information that will help us determine the cause of the crash Hinton said. The flight data recorder commonly referred to As the Black Box was of an older unsophisticated variety and was heavily damaged by fire so it too May pro vide few clues Hinton said. Beaulicu said about 70 percent of the bodies of the 250 passengers and eight Crew had been recovered by late morning Friday and that they expected to recover the remainder by mid afternoon. Two Canadian doctors began performing autopsies during the morning in a make shift morgue in an Airport Hanger. There was no immediate indication of their find Ings. Beaulicu said no bodies would be shipped Home until authorities decide How Many autopsies arc needed to provide a clue to the cause of the crash. The Pentagon late thursday began re leasing the identities of the victims after notification of next of Kin and dispatched military aircraft to pick up the remains which will Likely be taken to Dover fab once they arc released. In Washington Reagan ordered the Flag that Flics Over the White House lowered to half staff. Friday in Honor of the victims. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said it would remain at half stuff for an appropriate mourning period. And defense Secretary Caspar w. Weinberger ordered All . Military facilities around the world to lower their flags to half staff. Beaulicu said the Cash had sent investigators to the Miami offices of Arrow air lines the operators of the charter to pick up maintenance documents for analysis. Sleeping russian7 finally wakes up Calais France up a russian emigre who feigned unconsciousness for three weeks in London opened his eyes Fri Day in France talked Ana ate in his Hospital room but would not say Why he carried 278,500 francs about $36,000 on him when the charade began. Vladimir Leonteva 43, pretended to Black out nov. 16 after his rented moped collided with two cars in London. Twelve Days ago he emerged from his seeming slumber briefly to ask for Cotton pyjamas Wool blankets cooking equipment and a girl to read to him in English preferably from a work by lord Byron. Leonteva was ruling comfortably Friday at a Hospital in the Northern port of Calais where he was transported thursday under police surveillance. He was sent to France after French police said they would like to question him about customs violations. Police found 278,500 francs on a Conte when he was involved in the Accident. He was admitted to the Hospital for two Days after the Accident but when he was taken to court to face a driving charge and explain the packet of Money he slipped to the floor and pretended to be unconscious. Leonteva was taken to the Hospital nov. 20 and refused to speak or answer questions except for his special request. The russian did not speak another word after that and continued to pretend to be unconscious although nurses noticed that when no one was looking he ate the meals left at his bedside. Leonteva still feigned unconsciousness when he was carried into the ambulance and ferried across the English Channel. To Cut the Cost of entitlements you have to Cut strength he said. Whether the cuts could Force troop layoffs depends at least in part on How much Federal spending Congress approves. Negotiators from the House and Senate were in conference Friday Over a Bill to set this year s spending Levels for half a dozen government agencies including the defense department. Until that measure is signed Pentagon planners won t know the Baseline from which to consider cuts. Automatic cuts from the level the Senate approved tuesday could leave the defense department with nearly 10 percent less than the j275.4 Bil lion it had to spend last year. Sims said Weinberger has not decided whether it would be better to reduce forces and improve their readiness or to spread the Cost of the cuts Over a larger Force. If Reagan chooses to protect defense personnel this year he will have to find half of the needed si2 billion savings by cutting other defense accounts by this Spring. In succeeding years the Law lakes away the discretion to protect personnel or other favored programs. The Law Calls for automatic across the Board cuts. Temperatures december 11 l h32 37 Albany 23 29 Albuquerque 31 42 anchorage59 63 Atlanta 46 62 Atlantic cily54 62 Baltimore -1 is billings59 60 Blum Ham -3 13 Boise 36 39 boston30 34 Buffalo 24 26 burlington64 73 Charleston 5c, 40 46 Charleston . 11 19 chicago36 38 Cincinnati 35 36 cleveland29 35 Dallas Forl world -6 25 Denver-5 is Des Molnes 31 35 Detroit 5 14 Fairbanks-10 5 Fargo 35 46 hartford64 83 Honolulu 34 38 Houston 31 33 indianapolis63 81 Jacksonville 7 25 Kansas cuv34 4 Las Vesiai 31 35 Lima Rock l h 39 6 los angeles38 40 Loul Sollit 37 38 memphis74 78 Miami Beach -7 9 mils so. Pauf39 40 Nashville 58 72 new orleans39 49 new York 63 69 Norfolk 20 26 Oklahoma city1 18 Omaha 59 87 Orlando 43 60 philadelphia37 60 Phoenix 37 39 Pittsburgh 29 32 Portland maine23 41 Portland Ort 37 44 provldcnct59 65 rat Elgh 11 34 reno20 26 St. Louis 65 8? is. Petersburg 2 24 Salt Lake cltv.38 57 san Dlugo 40 54 san frnclsco72 81 san Juan 26 41 Seattle 30 34 syracum34 45 Tucson. 50 65 washington12 31 Wichita 1 european weather. J forecast for saturday Cloudy skies with  in nor Irwin and Central arte a it Northern Germany and the Benelux will have trusty mid Inoru Ghoul the Day Southern Germany will be of oud with lot locally Denta High Imp erasures Frommid-30 to Low 40s. Towt from old tos to Mld-30i sunni saturday 423, Sun Row sunday i �. Out oof to sunday Southern Germany will be Cloudy win fog Cloudy skies with Light rain will slowly move trom Northern and Central great into Southern German temperatures will be slightly warmer temperatures recorded Friday 4am 40mcopenhagen, r 31 34 Frankfurt f London r Madrid Lem Unich cd Aduna p Amsterdam. Rath in. P Avia a f Berlin cd Brume Thavon Brussels r 48 68 38 39 55 57 39 53 34 3438 n 32 34 Paris Chrome 23 32 48 s7 34 44 32 34 32 3 43 54 provided by det t3, 7lh weather 5q . 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