European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 9, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes q Block resigning Cabinet Poat As agriculture Secretary. Page 5 n income tax tips for the military. Pages 8, 9 stripes Magazine uth Shiho unofficial up cation a the tit 1kmed Foncet vol. 44. No. 266 thursday january 9, 1986  so d 8693 a Reagan moves to isolate Libya president orders sanctions tells americans to leave nation pm dral Reagan gestures during news conference St while House tuesday night. Washington a calling libyan Leader col. Moa mar Kha Lafy Flaky and a barbarian president ecu Gan ordered All american companies and workers to quit doing business in Libya and get oat by me end of the month to show the United Stales won t tolerate terrorism. Addressing a National television audience i his first White House news conference in nearly four months Reagan said tuesday night there was irrefutable evidence of khad Afy s involvement in the dec. 27 air port massacres in Rome and Vienna aus Iris he called on the United slates euro Pean allies to join with us in isolating  i related Story. Page 7. Lie promised unspecified further Steps will be taken if the latest round of , sanctions fails to end Khan by s terrorist activities. White House spokesman Larry pc Flocs said wednesday the United states would begin immediate consultations with Friendly nations in Europe and the Middle East a encourage cooperation. Up Cukis said the United Sta pcs would make it Clear our position is thai All nations must act in concert i fwd arc to Hall terrorism Europe has borne the Brunt of Khuda by s Lules outrages up cakes said adding Many Arab states have suffered also from terrorism. The Chi in lives and properly is enor Mous Grid this will surely increase if Ler Roris nets continue in said. Many actions will be taken and we will hold in abeyance any further decisions thai we make up cakes added. The United slates will Tun line to Reserve inc right to act in an appropriate manner itt our own self defense. All available Mea sures will remain under  to bring terrorist injustice. Should Khi iday continue his involvement in International terrorism we Are fully prepared to take additional  the president refused to disclose his Evi Dence us inst the libyan Leader saying. There arc things that should Noi be revealed. But i can assure Yuu dial we have the evidence Reagan told u Pijue Miner. An administration official spam Xirui on condition lie not be identified said the evidence includes tunisian passports Ilia were said to have been confiscated by libyan authorities. The passports then found their Way into the hands of those who Purpel rated these Unis in Uli Ieli \ people including five americans and four palestinian terrorists died. While refusing to elaborate. Reagan said Oliai . Authorities had thwarted 126 Ter. Continued on Page 24 International support for . Boy coff minimal by the associated press Germany said wednesday it would nol join i he United slates economic sanctions against Libya. Other Ameri can allies including Britain Italy Spain and Belgium expressed scepticism such sanctions would Nave much Impact on International terrorism we Call on our friends in Western Europe and else where to join with us in isolating libyan Leader col. Moa mar khad Afy Reagan said in his news conference tuesday night. The United states and Israel contend Libya supports a Erro rim group that has claimed responsibility for the Squadron cancel missions unites to Comfort family dec. 27 Iwin terrorist attacks an Rome and Vienna air ports which left 19 people dead including five Ameri cans. Friedhelm Osl chief spokesman for the West German government said at a news conference in Bonn  the government decided wednesday in will not participate in the Boycott. In is our experience to Dull thai economic sanctions do not Lead to the desired results Osl said. He said the government would take part in .-pro posed consultations Over the terrorist Issue but he declined to say what measures Germany would consider supporting. Osl said the Bonn Cabinet decision Wai based on Germany s extensive economic and Trade lie with Libya he said Libya was Bonn s third largest supplier of Oil in the first 11 months of i9s5. Germany lets must of is Oil from Britain and also exports from Nigeria. A spokesman at the British foreign office speaking on condition of anonymity told reporters wednesday our general Altitude toward sanctions is  they Don t bring about the desired  Britain s Trade with Libya was about s650 million in see support on Page 24 by Jean Albright by lure Bureau and Dick Hodgson Kiihr Slauter Bureau flying missions of the 525th tac fighter us were cancelled wednesday morning at Brt bling a Germany so that pilots could rally around the family of Cam. Craig d. Lovelady who died tuesday after his f-15 Jet fights collided with an other  the Small town of a Imschweiler. Where one Jet fell to the ground residents were resuming Normal activities despite the presence of scattered debris from Ine midair collision that killed two people and injured two. A we Bruecken a spokeswoman. Noting that townspeople have not Dis played an emotional reaction to the crash said she believes Many have not had time to fully absorb what happened in their  jets had been practising defensive Maneu vers Over Southwest Germany near the French Border when they collided at about 3 . Near Zwic Bruecken a. Ernst Pirrmann a German on the ground was killed when he was blown into a barn by the crash s Impact. A German woman and the other f-15 Pilot. Cot. Rudolph u. Zuberbuhler were slightly injured. Officials from we Bruecken and bit Burg air bases surveyed the crash Sites in a Imschweiler and aisle roof wednesday. See family an Page b4 Check 82- 84 air trips Hee Bies May be yours by Dave Diehl . Bureau London people who travelled Between London and the United Stales from March i 1982, and March 31, 1984, could share in $30 million Worth of coupons 10 apply 10 future travel Between he two countries. 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