European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 7, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 281 1 the stars and stripes tuesday january 7,1986 More Security urged for Kennedy Airport new York not the general manager of Ken Nedy International Airport has recommended that airlines operating there lighten their Security procedures including allowing Access to terminals Only to passengers with tickets. The recommendation following Trie terrorist month at airports in Rome and in Vienna Austria aimed primarily at International carriers t Middle East manager Richard l. Rowes spokesmen for major airlines Mihat they have not formally reviewed made in a memorandum but that they foresee sever Al obstacles a system that would restrict Check in and departure areas to ticketed passengers. Rowe is urging the airlines to follow a system first used by Al Al the israeli airline and since adopted by air India. Al Al s system tries to minimize the Contact it Gers have with the Public and with other carriers. Guards Poyod doors to the airline s Check in cts and Check reservations for passengers after their baggage is checked passing Ture lounge and Security personnel protect to can they Cross a Public corridor to enter the aircraft. In contrast the Check in and departure areas for the 14 other major carriers using the International terminal at Kennedy As Well As those for the separate terminals of pan american world airways trans world airlines and British airways Are open to the Public. Officials said that although each airline s practice Security ave Metal detectors. Airline spokesmen said that instituting a system similar to that used by Al Al would not prevent terrorists from purchasing tickets and would pose practical problems for handicapped and elderly passengers and for children need ing assistance. Jie port authority which operates Kennedy a buyer National airports would be willing to provide score ctr mum Guhring assist Ance. The superintendent of the port authority police enry i. Degeneste said that officials at Newark International Airport Are discussing possible increased Security Mea sures but that no recommendations have been made. 6 lawmakers petitioning Botha to end apartheid Washington up six representatives Are visiting South Africa this week to petition president . Botha to end the government policy of racial separation known As apartheid. The congressional delegation which left sunday is led by rep. William Gray d-pa., who was invited last month by the Rev. Byers Naude general Secre tary of the South Africa Council of churches. Accompanying Gray Are Charles Hayes d-lll., Lynn Martin r-iii., Peter Kos Mayer d-pa., edolphus towns d n.y., and Walter Fauntroy . Meetings planned we definitely will be meeting with presi Dent Botha and with the foreign minister Dur ing the week As Well As with business and Black leaders Fau troys Jid. We expect to meet with Winnie Man Dela wife of jailed Black Leader Nelson Mandela and carry to her the support the american people have for her Case he said. The delegation will urge Botha to end the slate of emergency release Nelson Mandela and political prisoners and begin negotiations with those legitimate leaders of South Africa with a View to ending apartheid he said. Fauntroy said the delegation expects the South african government to recognize it As an official representative body of jewelry Worth $60, stotes from Frankf Congress and plans to meet with police to discuss police reaction to anti apartheid demonstrations. Of Fauntroy said he would Appeal to Botha the business Community and while South africans to take the Steps Nec Essary to end South Africa s Blind March Down the Road toward violence bloodshed and hatred and turn up the Road towards. The reconciliation and dialogue with i Giti i mate Black South Libya from Page 1 the possibility against Libya. As Reagan Asci of the new year k Backer of the Pale for twin dec. 27 i Vienna Austria the United states. The administrate khad Afy through i Pable of carrying Libya had been m the libyan coast an Frank mated to be v its so rth s60.000j try Esti stolen from Aspin from Page 1 $15 billion to $18 bit this year and $64 fiscal 1987 a Tot and Gramm re ing cutbacks until other words Gramm a defense budget t Jimmy Carter woul our National Security to lose he said that of year the Nistra ability on where to m the administrate equal cuts Down to line items Aspin s Reagan agreed to spending for the cd the Post Exchange at the Frankfurt is. Shopping Center Irr we Pond theft officials said monday. The theft saturday Ai Plo yees in Day forced Kry. Eases of jewelry including1. S and necklaces were broken Mai r there Are no suspects in the Case. Criminal investigation div is invest Gai Ween 6 45 . . The pm door Wasny ind open Sun but there wer fio signs of in in budget author Ilion to $65 billion Iri of $79 billion to $83 Lan does t Stop fore 1," Aspin said. In Udman could give us former president Ismail As a threat to Xibi Lity the current fiscal in will lose All flex e reductions. Will have to make e level of individual from Washington St Crews of the can ship Iowa and their Fleet he in Norfol men to the Meriter Speaks Cha act ment in the Medit 1,000 to 1,500 am always vigilant employ suicide Squi Ino dismissed As p a concerted Effort ing Camps in Libya j for More than a year the United states has had firm evidence of such Camps Scakes said. . Navy questioned meanwhile in khad Afy s Cre Dibi than 25 . Wars y monday saying less is Are in the medic Era into the first full week Nean sea far lev r than the 40 khad Afy Adafay branded As a Nian group responsible Acks in Rome and in hurled new threats at n sent a warning to is that naval units Call retaliatory raids on de to within Range of that Navy planes with sophisticated Jan no gear were moved a to a base in Sicily. R America the Battle Scort ships at Atlantic va., also were alerted n unscheduled deploy mean. Izod the naval Moye Ranegan As a routine he also Raj ated an Appeal for the icons still in Libya to leave the country s d the administration is khad Afy s threat to a s in the United Stales gently untrue Kheda by s denial of the existence of terrorist train Tate of the Union address to be o growth in military it fiscal year in Exchange for a Congo signal pledge to per Mit 3 percent inn ses Over the rate of inflation for fiscal 1 he will miss by 7 and 1988. Mile because of the ending restrictions Gramm Rudman Aspin said. Over the two Kcf period fiscal 1986 and 1987 we will Ive chopped $82 Bil lion off defense but it authority Aspin said. The Cut exec is the entire defense budget for the Yea i came to Congress 1971 and joined to House armed serv ices Washington a p president Reagan we deliver his and pal state of the Union address to Congro on Jan. 28, the . To a joint session of generally is broadcast 1 television networks at this year will be 3 Jan. 29. Larry Speakes Bud get for the fiscal year begin tag oct. I on feb. 3. Hagan has promised a of. His Bud deficit White House the Traditi the House and i by the major i the time of Deli . Central i White he said reagent in feb. 3 get will of the Graban Rud Man i Slation which Means react must prone drastic spending cuts to redux Bis and of nitration s record $200 billion dents tojt144 billion next year and to balance igelby991. Spoke sol ill submit in Fisca begin bag 1 Iii within the stringent r bomb threat diverts . Plane m Goose ba1 the 412 passengers and Crew Pic airways Boeing 747 were stranded for seven hours sunday night in the Remote Labrador town of Goose Bay when their new York bound plane from Athens Greece was diverted by a terrorist bomb threat police said. The Small Airport did not have the proper equipment to Check the plane for explosives but Royal Canadian mounted police began an inspection anyway and declared the plane Safe. They said no bomb was found and the threatened time of detonation bad passed. The greek National airline diverted the r a bomb threat was telephoned to said police inspector Ronald Bouri a passenger rep before occupants left the plane threat was from Black september a Pale Tinian terrorist group that has claimed responsibility for Many bombings. The Airport a Canadian forces base used by several nato air forces is Able to handle big military planes but it has Only a Small civilian terminal used for Eastern provincial airways Boeing 737 jets and Small local flights. It is not equipped to handle commercial jets As Large As a 747. Passengers did not use emergency escape chutes but left the aircraft normally using trucks with stairways mounted on the Back taken to the terminal by bus. In Airport where the mini criticized for its Security. Police in bulletproof vests sub machine guns now guard Check in areas at the Athens Airport and armoured cars sit at approaches to the terminal. Claimed were fac ii the libyan Lea a Barley Field no .a. Mobilized warships in front considered this a a Navy spoke remark. A top thadal Libya believes a the United Slat the country is n million pop Ulalio Libya has Pui Alert sent its 6, moved soviet face to air a drive off any in Libya. R told correspondents in Tripoli sunday the Ssler Day no less than 40 if Libya and we have m scoffed at khad Afy s aide said monday that military attack from either r Israel is imminent but y to sacrifice half its 4 o repel any invaders. Its armed forces on full Man Navy to sea and a 150-mile-Range sur Inis Siles into position to i aircraft and planes that might strike from the . Ships near the coast. Tuny Guerque Horage no tic Colv Renosis. Louisi. Petersburg Soli Lake Colv san dim san Francisco san Juan Sulla Syracuse Tucson forecast or Patchy morn no for and Norlbert Ailton Osnow till mid Day. Hilow 30 in in. Norm,20s. Sunset monday Tor tuesday mostly Germany. Snow in warmer in Western temperatures to Cloudy skies with a. Extreme Northern have ingerm Liuni gum irom Mld-20s to South tows in the 131 Outlook too in cantral auras win be elsewhere. Temperatures ugh Low 73 15 11 30 32 27i 40 59 41 Lagro cd Datuin cd Tell nil. Serusa Esbon. 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