European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 24, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes Bells Are ringing see Page 3 n Marcos predicts bloody time Page 2 d Saint Nikolaus at . Sites Page 9 q49ers top Dallas get wild card Page 21 soviets cheat on treaties Reagan says Washington a president Reagan said monday the soviet Union has scored military gains by violating a variety of treaties governing nuclear chemical and biological weapons. In a written report to Congress the presi Dent said a new analysis by the United states supports an earlier conclusion that there is a pattern of soviet  with arms control agreements. Through its noncompliance the soviet Union has made military Gaias in the areas of strategic offensive arms As Well As chemical biological and toxin  Reagan said. The report the fourth in two years Deal ing with alleged soviet treaty violations was released As the administration announced that the United states will continue abiding by terms of the in ratified Salt ii nuclear arms treaty after it expires dec. 31. Reagan said violations in the area of strategic defense were of increasing importance and serious  in a fundamental sense Reagan said All deliberate soviet violations arc equally important. As violations of Legal obligations or to see cheat on Page 28 the stars and stripes authorised unofficial publication for the u.5. Ahmed forces vol. 44, no. 250 tuesday december 24, 1985 d 8693 a Reagan signs farm Bill says it gives new Hope Washington a president Reagan signed into Law on monday a farm Hill that is Likely to boost Federal subsidy spending to record Levels while in tries to protect Farmers from the ill effects of an overpriced Dollar in International markets. Among other things the measure establishes initiatives aimed at increasing exports and countering Trade practices regarded by the United Stales As unfair. . Farm exports the Backbone of the nation s International Trade have slipped More than 30 per cent since 1980. Despite reservations about the High spending and some provisions the administration regards As detrimental Reagan said the legislation is on balance. A step Forward for american agriculture that will move farming closer to the Market Uri in cd Industry he has sought. The president said the Bill is moving away from the failed policies of the past and provides new Hope for America s hard working Farmers and our Rural com  Reagan spoke at a ceremony at the White House surrounded by farm slate lawmakers. Agriculture department officials and farm lobbyists. The president Ako signed a Rescue pack see Reagan on Page 28 Holiday greetings from the chief president Reagan wishes spectators a merry Christmas As he returns to the White House from he presidential re treat at Camp David my. Winnie Mandela heed May be rearrested bomb diffs 7 Whites in Durban suburb Johannesburg South Africa a Security police monday surrounded the Home of Black activist Winnie Mandela and threatened to rearrest her. The threat was made just hours after she was freed and ordered to appear in court again Jan. 22 on charges of defying a slate expulsion order from Johannesburg.  a bomb exploded in a shop Ping Center crowded with Christmas vacationers in the Durban resort suburb of Camanzi Toti killing seven Whites including three children and wounding dozens of people police said. The explosion the second in the Durban area in three Days followed a threat sat urday by the outlawed african National Congress guerrilla organization to step up its fight to topple the White led government. Two new Black deaths were reported monday in separate incidents near Johan Nesburg. Mandela 50, Del Erminco o defy the battalion s officers give gift to unit themselves by Tony Naurot i Nuernberg Bureau Erl Ancien. Germany tis the season for giving. In the 2nd in la inf. 1st army div officers and senior cos arc giving themselves As re placements for All Young enlisted guards Christmas eve. The enlisted guards night off is one year in the making. Last year when battalion commander it. Col. Educ Carthy was making his Christmas eve rounds he walked into co b Barracks and found the first sergeant in dress Green uniform standing Over a table of cookies. When he told me that he and the co company commander were filling in for the cd charge of quarters and his assistant i was very upset Mccarthy said. Why had t i thought of it earlier that attitude is born out of a time when Mccarthy was an 18-year-old enlisted Soldier serving up duty in Ger see gift on Page 28 Winnie Mandela with daughter 7.in/.i order returned to her Home in Johannes Burg s Soweto township soon after the morning court appearance. A Security policeman guarding the House said that she had been Given until 5 . To leave. As far As i am concerned it the cup la Sion order is a non Issue a Law that should not be obeyed by any human  Mandela wife of Nelson Mandela the jailed Leader of the military Wing of the outlawed african National Congress told reporters outside the court. In Soweto police opened fire monday afternoon on mourners at a funeral procession shooting to death a Black youth in a my acc of gunfire and tear Gas witnesses said. Thirteen whiles have been killed in nine Days More than were killed previously in nearly in months of Anli Apan acid unrest. Mandela said she hoped to go to Cape town on Christmas Day to keep a Vigil outside polls Moor prison where her Hus band is serving a life term. He was convicted in 1964 of plotting sabotage. Police dragged Mandela twice from her Soweto Home Over the weekend leaving her outside the City limits on saturday night and swooping again to arrest her Afler she returned Early sunday. She was held at Krugersdorp and was brought to court in a police Van monday. Minister of Law and order Louis la Grange announced saturday that Mandela could now live anywhere but in Johannes Burg and its environs. Under the new order she can attend so Cial gatherings bul she May still not go to political rallies or be quoted in South Afri