European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 23, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars / and Stripe s monday december 23, 1985 drag Mandela from Soweto Home car bomb injures 8 Jomant Siuk saw no weapon drawn mrs Mandela. 50. Was confined to Brand fort in 1977 in a renewal of ban Ning orders that also prohibited her from being quoted in South a frit a from meeting More than one person at a time from at tending gatherings and from being on school premises mrs. Mandela has Nui returned to Brand fort since an arson attack badly damaged her Home last August she was notified in novem Ber that the House was repaired and be had to return but did Mit do so. Why not lift the Banning order completely what is the Point of saying you can go anywhere except to your Home anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu Winner of the 19x4 Nobel peace Prie asked in a Tele phone interview it is just part of the stupidity of this government. They be been try ing to break her spirit harassing her doing All kinds of things but they be failed Dis Mally. All they be done is increased her stature in the Black Community and the International  police said they did not know who was responsible for the mine explosion in Dur ban that demolished the family s minibus and sent Glass and debris flying As Christmas shoppers scattered. Someone threw a parcel under the veh Csc and it cup holed just about immedi  a police spokesman who talk re on condition of anonymity said a inlay night. Bonner offers thanks it Lena Bonner wife of soviet dissident Andrei us Khitrov leaves congregation Mishkan to Chita in new Ion. Mass., after thanking the jewish Community for its spiritual support. With Bonner is new ton mayor Theodore Mann. Carrier skipper dismisses reports of Supply scandal san Dii to up the Captain of the aircraft Carrier Kilty Hawk saturday dismissed reports of a scandal in his Sun dttmentwiwnqtfflim7tto in months in the Pacific and Indian oceans. Capt. Phillip r. Wood told reporters at North Island Nas charges of mismanage ment theft and waste were exaggerated. The Kitty Hawk sailed from san Diego in july shortly after Petty officer Robert Jackson went to rep. Jim Bales l jct nah never Laid eyes on the Man Wood said. He stormed off the ship. Once lie started screaming to Bates he became a hot potato and we could t touch  Bates called for an investigation in july after Jackson told him that supplies listed As being used actually often had been Pil also said Supply clerks pitched extra 7 _ radar equipment to desks rather than the paperwork to return them to Shore. Jackson also complained that he received no help from the ship s officers when he re k Rcd the problems. Bales had asked thai the Kitty Hawk s departure in july be delayed so a thorough investigation could be made. Balls and Jackson Don t have enough hold reporters. Officers in san Diego said a Navy investigation into Jackson s charges was completed recently but they had not yet seen the report. Temperatures bib Date. 70 l h 3 77 Albany 77 54  33 3 Anchor 79 44 Atlanta 77 30 Ahan Lic cily 17 ii  13 47  76 44  Ham 1 1 Bone 17 30 Boilon 14 14 Buhalo 9 71 Burlington 31 a Charleston. 5 c 19 3?   a 3 it Chicago 10 74 cinc Annali 5 73 Cleveland 7t to Daitai i won 74 50 Denver a 3 Oes mome 4 73 Detroit 70 74  71 j Fargo 4 is Hartford 41 10 Honolulu 39 s9 Youhon 1 19  34 4 Jacksonville 3 17 Kamai cd 34 6s Lai Meuai l h 16 34 l Tlle Rock 59 13 lot a Teiei 7? 74 lout Vlist 79 30 Memi Jolt 59 74 warn be ten 107 my list Paul 77 31 Nai Hville 79 56 new Orleans 11 3? Norfolk i 47 Oklahoma div 3 4 Omaha 44 6s Orlando 13 77 Philadelphia 8 18 Phi Durgi 3 74 Portland Maine 76 j7 Portland. Oregon it 30 provident 17 34 Ramie i 16 47 Rano 17 70 is lout 41 m 51 be  73 id Salt Lake City 48 78 san Diego 47 60 san Francsco 71 u san Juan 79 35 Seattle 9 74 Syracuse 37 76 Tucio 11 79 Wail Nylon 19 71 Wichita european weather Washington Man spied for soviets says Fri Washington a Randy Miles Jeffries an employee of a stenographic firm has admitted that he spied for the soviet Union . Authorities report. He was the 1 Ith person arrested on Federal spy ing charges this year. The Fri said saturday that Jeffries told them he had passed secret documents to soviet agents. His employer Acme report ing co., did stenographic work for the fed eral government. Jeffries 26, was being held without Bond and was to be arraigned monday in the . District court in Federal charges of gathering or delivering defense information. He was arrested Friday night at a hotel in downtown Washington. Jeffrie reportedly met in the hotel with an Fri agent posing us a soviet agent. The Fri complaint said Jeffries said he had met with soviet agents on two occasions and had provided them with portions of two documents one of which was described As top  Jeffries worked in Acme s distribution department. The firm did stenographic work thai included secret sessions of the House of representatives during which classified material was discussed. The Fri said Jeffries to a the undercover agent that he had Given the soviets 60 pages of documents and had requested 55,000 for de livering three other documents. Fri director William Webster said in a statement Friday that Jeffries had tried to deliver defense information to the soviet military office dec. 14. Jeffries a Washington resident and the father of three could be sentenced to life imprisonment. Waite wants meeting with briton s captors 46 48 14 a 4 4 46 4s 3? 43 i s4 34 4 39 44 36 1� 34 s4 rat -