European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes sunday december 29, 1985 soviets provide exit visas for 9 emigrants Washington up nine russian Citi cons who won permission before the Geneva Summit to emigrate to the United slates have been granted exit visas by the soviet government the state department says. The department refused to release the names of i Host who had received the exit visas but confirmed Friday that the visas had been approved. Tony Bartholomew of Fountain Valley calif., said he originally thought that his russian wife Tatyana u. Bondarck of Moscow would arrive Christmas eve but she de thursday to say there were delays. T Home for Chrison Falej of i m hoping s eve. I m glad til probably to spend new year s with dead tired Well just spend a said. Met his la Oul teacher wife when they Moscow in Tsu they married in 1982 e been separated for 3 my offs he has been Able Loler several limes the last timen4 months ago her. But Shell quiet evening at Barthuly shared an Hen he was in Moscow on business he said. A Imper Frijus of Pomona. Calif.,ind another Amer ican married to a soviet woman said in Telephone inter views that they expect i hair wives to arrive in the United states soon. The new York times quoting . Diplomats reported that a longtime jewish activist who was nol on the list Aleksandr Rozman received an exit visa recently and has reportedly already joined 1m wife Jan Feldman in the United slates. Terrorists from Page 1 attache in Rome. Another . Citizen John Buonocore 20. Was killed according to the Interior ministry. State department spokeswoman Debbie Cavin said he was an Exchange Stu Dent from Wilmington Del. A third american Don Maland. 30, of new port Richey fla., died at Rome s is. Giovanni Hospital Early saturday police and Hospital officials said. Victor Simpson in route to new York with his family on a visit and his 9-Ycar-old son Michael were hospitalized with injuries. His wife Daniela. Who works for time Maga Ine escaped injury. Mrs. Simpson 40, said i was walking the dog out by the terminal and my Hus band and the children were inside doing the Check in. Suddenly there was a shattering noise As if something were collapsing. And then there were machine gun bursts. Two distinct machine gun bursts. And then silence. "1 rushed in to screams and cries and saw my husband dripping blood from his hand and my son on the floor shot in the Stom Ach. They arc both of. But i lost my 11 year old italian police identified one of the dead As Frederick Gage giving no nationality or other information. . Embassy spokes Man Mark Dillon said it appeared he was an american but it was nol confirmed. In Wisconsin officials of Madison news papers inc., which publishes the capital times said Gage 29. A member of the Board of directors of the capital times co., was travelling in Italy. Linda wac hot a state department spokeswoman said a passport in a piece of Luggage found near a body had the name Gage. A . Embassy official said there was no identification on the body. Rome officials said 14 people including three greeks and an algerian were killed and at least 70 were wounded in the attack that lasted several minutes. Three of the dead were terrorists slain in a gun Battle with a special anti terrorist Force assigned to the Airport. As Toon As the shooting started people were falling All Over the place said Ann Girometta who runs a gift shop. The shoot ing seemed to go on in Vienna the terrorists rushed into the departure lounge and began firing indiscriminately 90 minutes before an �1 at flight was scheduled to take off. Three people died in Vienna a 50 year old viennese Man a terrorist and one unidentified person. The attack started five minutes after the terrorists stormed the Rome Airport. At least 47 people were wounded. I saw five hand grenades like Black balls rolling through the Hall said Rheinhard Shubert 39, a tourist from Southern aus Tria waiting to Board an i Al plane. I saw two or three people lying on the floor and one was bleeding from the Throat. I hit the floor and crept away for witnesses in Rome said one terrorist bleeding from the Mouth was captured while crawling across the bloody floor and trying to hide under the bodies of his Vic Tims police had to protect him from survivors who wanted to Lynch him said a priest. The italian news Agency Ansa identified the terrorist As Tigri i Abby Gran 25, and said he was hospitalized in serious condition with a Chest wound. In Spain a Man who said he belonged to the renegade Plo faction headed by Abu Nidal claimed responsibility for the attacks in a Telephone Call to the Malaga radio station ser. There was no Way to confirm the Call. Interior spokesman Togna said the terrorists in the Rome attack appeared to be North african. Ansa quoted police As saying they were 20 to 25 years old and two broadcasts from Page 1 that was broadcast by the voice of Ameri Ca. It was heard clearly on some frequencies in Moscow and Leningrad but was was jammed on others. By Mutual agreement president Rea Gan and general Secretary Gorbachev will Exchange new year s greetings said the announcement. The president will address the people of the soviet Union and the Gen eral Secretary will address the people of the United states on Jan. 1, 1986. Speakes said both addresses will be about five minutes Long and the subject is basically but both leaders Are expected to extend new year s greetings in the spirit of Good relations he said. A network Crew was to record Reagan s speech saturday in his hotel suite Here and a copy of the videotape will be delivered by an air Force Jet to soviet diplomats in Washington. Speakes said. The Gorbachev videotape will be delivered to the . Embassy in Moscow and carried by diplomatic courier to Washington. Neither Reagan nor Gorbachev Speaks the other s language so each will speak in his native Tongue and written translations will be provided with the videotapes according to Speakes. The agreement was a result of a . Proposal made through diplomatic channels during preparations for the november sum Mit Between the two leaders in Geneva Speakes said. The soviets sent a positive response in the last three to four Days he said. Speakes said voice of America also will carry Reagan s address at the specified time. He noted that 9 . Moscow time is prime time in the soviet Union that s the time that country s main news program normally is broadcast. He said the United states could give the soviets no Assurance that Gorbachev s Mes Sage would be carried by the major . Television networks which Are privately owned. Football bowl game coverage on the television networks begins at 1 30 . Est. Abc spokesman Tom Goodman and can spokeswoman Wendy Walker said that their networks planned to air both speeches at i . On Jan. I. Ramona Dunn of lbs said the network was still consid ering whether to air the speeches separately or on the evening news. Abc will run both but a decision on the time won t be known until 11 . Monday said spokes Man Andrew Freedman. I d assume 1 to 1 30," he said. The United states asked Moscow to give Reagan to air time to address the russian people earlier this year. The request was made in a Jan. 25 letter from Charles z. Wick the director of the . Information Agency to his soviet counterpart but Speakes said the message Drew no immedi ate response. Reagan first proposed an Exchange of televised messages during a speech to Mem Bers of Britain s parliament in London in june 1982. But it was not until Wick s let Ter that the proposal was made formally to the soviets. Aids from Page 1 sources permit the army policy says. The spokesman said a Soldier could apply for reassignment to the states if a family Mem Ber tested positive. The Navy policy also permits voluntary testing of family members. The Weinberger memorandum established the outlines of military policy on aids. It left largely up to the services Deci Sions on where to deploy Scricc members who test positive and what limitations place on their jobs. The policy is Broad enough to encompass testing the entire 2.1 million member Force. Testing of recruits began in the no. The Dod policy docs Rux address mandatory testing of family members or civilian employees. An army policy paper says con Gressional staff members could accept limitations on assignments and jobs for service in embers but nol for family Mcm Bijj Crk uan employees. Nosonc except recruits maybe Sepa rated frs a service solely Gaffe basis of the test who test Posi Tive but show ibo in of illness generally will be retained Knuty. Mudica words he examine the individual came of ill Serl remembers to see whether they should for disa by and if so How. To gain n Jim us disc Urc about members exposure to the virus ipod policy makes it difficult to use any Oslo a collected during medical examinations to reviews in ways that could jeopardize service members careers or Post service pay carried moroccan passports. One of the surviving terrorists told police i am a palestinian fighter Ansa said. Lbs news quoted sources As saying a note written in arabic and signed the martyrs of Palestine was found on the body of one of the terrorists in Rome. According to lbs the note read to zionists we will violate your people your Heri Tage your tradition. The War has lbs said police traced the gunmen to a Rome boarding House and have linked them to recent terrorist attacks in Rome. Ansa quoted police As saying the terrorists registered at a local hotel in Early december. Israel s ambassador in Washington Cir Rosin no told lbs morning news he believed the Palestine liberation Organiza Tion was responsible for the attacks. Plo officials at Headquarters in Tunisia and in Vienna Rome and Amsterdam condemned the attacks. In Israel prime minister Shimon Peres said Israel will fight in every Way against terrorists and those who Send Pope John Paul ii and most Western european nations condemned the attack. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said we deplore it and Hope the criminals Are apprehended and on tuesday dutch police reported an Interpol warning that a civilian Airport might be a terrorist target during the Christmas holidays. Italian authorities said Airport Security had already been stepped up following a july i bombing at Leonardo a Vinci air port that injured 12 people. Flights accepting passengers baggage at the time of the Rome attack were Twa 841 to new York pan am 111 to new York and Al Al 386 to Tel Aviv. Temperatures december u and health benefits. An information paper accompanying the policy says the decision not to deploy Road troops who have tested positive has these advantages it minimizes the risks to he Soldier and the readiness of overseas units. It helps preclude the spread of the Dis ease overseas. It helps ensure that adequate medical care will be available to the Soldier. It is a reasonable policy to adopt until More is known about aids. 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