European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 12, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes q american kids enjoy Fasching Page 3 d stalling named cards coach Page 21 q today s Dollar buys 2.36 Marks Page 27 authorized unofficial publication �0� ii . Ahmed Pouch vol. 44, no. 299 " Cal wednesday february 12, 1986 it a d 8693 a tomorrow despite the network of is. Mili tary hospitals from England to tur key american service members and their families sometimes find them selves being cared for by european doctors in local medical facilities. Tomorrows a medical writer Judy Sarasohn reports on the cultural difficulties americans face in those facilities. Soviets free Shch Aransky dissident Hies to Israel after prisoner Swap in Berlin Ben Orion Airport Israel a Anatoly Shch Aransky the soviet dissident who spent nine years in jail for his human rights activities landed in Israel tues Day in a government owned executive Jet after being freed in Berlin. He was embraced by prime minister Shimon Peres and foreign minister Yitzhak Shamir. Peres asked in  arc you everything is of Shch Aransky said. The arrival was broadcast live on National television and radio. Shch Aransky the soviet human rights activist who was imprisoned As a spy walked to Freedom tuesday in an East West prisoner Exchange on Berlin s Snow covered Glic Nicker Bridge. The Exchange which took 45 minutes also included five alleged soviet bloc spies traded for three westerners held in the East. It was the latest of several prisoner swaps on the Green Metal Bridge that spans the Havel River Between West Berlin and Potsdam in communist East Germany. About 3,000 Well wishers gathered outside the terminal building at the israeli Airport to Greet the former prisoner of  about 100 supporters including other soviet Emi Grants who were jailed for the activism were allowed on the Tarmac to Greet Shch Aransky. Some Sang we have brought peace unto you the traditional israeli song of greeting. Smiling broadly Shch Aransky clenched his hands Over his head in a sign of Victory and posed for pictures with Peres and Shamir before boarding a bus for the Airport terminal. The 38-year-old mathematician who arrived aboard an israeli made West wind executive Jet at 7 50 . Was re leased eight hours earlier at the Bridge in Berlin As part of an East West prisoner Exchange. He was handed Over to . Ambassador Richard Burl at 10 57 a.m., West German police said and waved to a see free on Page 28 soviet human rights activist Anatoly Shch Aransky left is met in Berlin by is. Ambassador to Bonn Richard Burt. Res report fraud in philippine a a Gijon Washington a leaders of a . Observation team gave president Rea Gan eyewitness accounts of violence and fraud in the philippine presidential election and advised him to be wary of accepting president Ferdinand Marcos Victory Clain he clearly has the ability judgment if it s his i in manage the results sen  r-lnd., said of my Mtyr tuesday after reporting to the or was the Ader of a 20-Trie lion observers. Lugar and rep returned pm film innate monday to  they saw in last Friday s balloting and in the aftermath of the disputed election Between Marcos and Chal Lenger Corazon Aquino. Both Marcos and Aquino have claimed Victory. Lii did private who controls the National Winner will emerge victorious. Yet the two lawmakers Fiol. Reporters after their White House meeting with Reagan and later at a news conference said the election process is still continuing. The lawmakers appeared to urge that fint nitration refrain from casting Marcos As the Winner. Lugar said they did not ask Reagan for his views and there was no immediate Indi from the White House on How the to the report. Tuesday evening Ami  to be see observers on Page 28 Nasa says Booster seals no pre Aunch worry Washington ii Nasa told a presidential commission i Day that no concerns were expressed Abb Jalid rocket Booster seals before the launch of la Lac ill fated space shuttle challenger last despite erosion on earlier nights of rings used to join sections of the rockets. Even As the commission bored in on s acting Nasa administrator William Ham testified that Agency experts Typ looking across a Broad Range  try to establish what actually  panel member  raised one of them  launch Day  have affected the Booster seals or  solid rocket Booster project i Ranager at the Marshall space flight Center said the space go airy Hud found erosion on six  used in earlier space nijipn5umably the effects of the  by the burning solid to ii was t disturbing from a it of safety adding that Nasa Alt seen any erosion for a year before Iheng ended in an explosion that de and killed its seven member erg but Mulloy Fol swiftly contradicted by Richard c. Coor Almasa budget analyst who told the  there had been some  rings last year. 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