European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 23, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 c m the stars and stripes sunday. February 23,1986 British charge . Navy officer with spying London it Iii Imit or re = court As retire tvs. Navy cmdr. John a spying charge brought by British authorities Bothwell 59, who was said to have retired from the Navy 22 years ago and to have worked for a . Intelli gence Agency for 10 years was accused of preparing to divulge information to an unidentified foreign Power. Press association Britain s Domestic news Agency re ported without attribution that Bothwell admitted Toj lice in a lengthy statement that he had a Rel Alithe soviet Union Over the past 10 Scarso omm cts As a middleman in Trade deals but  Union an South Africa. Ditc Cujic Ai up won Cole of Scotland Yard s special with matters of National Security told the court Bothwell was arrested sunday while trying to leave Britain after receiving a coded Telephone  . Embassy said Bothwell applied for Protection line . Privacy act which prevents the embassy  about his Case or ground. An embassy spot coma sch anonymity said a . Consular Offia to a Cir a . Con sular of Jig Wrt Cne in British courts Only _ s.  was charged with violating Section seven of Britain s 1911 official secrets act. He entered no plea Ata is minute hearing at Bow Street magistrates court and was ordered held in custody for one week pending further hearings. Magistrate William Robbins rejected an application for bail by Bolh will s lawyer. Scotland Yard earlier incorrectly reported that both Well was accused unders Ccle i to claw which would be Aja aim Muhi Tor carrying out rather _ Arry out a crime. Of Thwell tanned and Gray haired smiled at his wife inthe Public gallery As he entered the Central London court. He wore a checked Blazer and carried a Raincoat a  a copy of Robert Graves novel i  his e was not identified but is thought to be British. Ilyati jul charge is that on or before feb. 16, 1986,he diday Wmk jul Giltory to the commission of an offence under the , by making arrangement for the communication to a in formation to be or Likely to be directly or ,nwhncncmy." Bothwell gave an address in Bath but pres said he spent six months of the year in Englan remainder of the time in Athens Greece. Pcs from Page 1 Deputy chiefs of each service defense Secretary Caspar w. Weinberg or generally opposes any Reform arguing that the system is working Well and does not need to be changed. The i Jim Cial commission appointed by president Reagan unveils its own plan the sources said. That panel was sch dul a to report it proposal to Reagan on Friday. The armed services committee s Effort chiefly by chairman sen. Nunn d-ga., the ranking the committee s original draft proposal unveiled last year would have abolished the letters health affair is in Europe to meet wit military communities to explain proposals the Pentagon is Eul Oring for health car for family  retirees and to Clear up what he ave been misquotes and misconceptions. During talks last week twp Crany he alluded to the letters. But mar could not be reached for comment Friday ii whether. He believes Greendyke is behind Law letter writing Campaign. A Pentagon  Washington on Friday that Malenk instructed his staff not to do anything fan the flames of the Greendyke control  air Force family members at Ramstein a where Mayer spoke tues Day said they had written to their congressional representatives. After hearing Mayer talk one woman said i think they be got ten our  has been critical of Pentagon studies and Mayer s statements criticizing medical readiness in Europe and of Dod plans to revamp medical care for military families and retirees and their families. He issued a talking paper last critical of plans for the future of the tary health care system that he  defense Secretary Caspar a vein Berger outlined to medical opals last v september. The paper was Typo Kin re tired care shifted to  the military Cal Thok system itself Isnow the patient Andreu Are the doctor the paper said. We priced your assistance to preserve a  assures you free Dom of choir Gand maintains the Quality the account Unity and responsiveness Nec Essary trapped health  s objections have entered on Pentagon proposals to have some family fibres and retirees obtain their Basic tilth care through a system of civilian contract operated clinics or private physician groups rather than through military hospitals or the civilian health and medi Cal program of the uniformed services champs specialized care such As surgery would still be available from military  proposals Are aimed at redirecting the services crowded health care facilities toward wartime medical readiness. The talking paper said a solution being advocated is to reduce the number of paediatricians obstetricians and other non surgeons. Only a few family members would Tine to receive care at military a and the rest would receive care Ian sector Greendyke s paper if events continue As i Jjck it said mimics and retirees Youj have less free of Choice of Adhn care  incr Arilon accountability for  Mower Del Teddy told military Community Fon kist week that no plan has been Deyhl he said the Pentagon is Only Eji Wing is to do business better Haarper Chap us which he said is try and Burd currently if family embers or retirees Csc to see a civilian Dufor they pay a annual deductible fee arid a percentage of the Bill and champs Pathe  25 percent to 30 percent family members and retirees now choose totto to civilian doctors. Mayer said any plan would retain ,.pie s Freedom of Choice and require records and facilities to be reviewed by military officials. Family members and retirees who prefer to go to a military medical facility Ora private doctor of their own choosing could continue to do so Mayer  also said he could not simply fire paediatricians and obstetricians and hire More surgeons even though the military has far More of those specialities than i would need to go to War and does not have enough surgeons. Mayer issued his own position Papuc this month the truth about the calf Nous Reform  in it Maag Muirid the project has one goal to Imam tour ability to provide Quality Neau pne in times of both War and  in our Mili tary  a he also Samc plan would not award contracts  dependent and Reti ree dip care based on the lowest  said it would not affect health in vices overseas. \ the september meeting with Hospital Manders Mayer said Tough choices will have to be made to restore the system ability to pc Forni its primary Mission of Tak ing care of casualties. Achieving and maintaining medical Readi Ness will be the guiding principle in determining the size and scope of Active duty and re serve forces training programs our facilities and in House workload he said. We will change the expectation that the military health care system As we now know it must accomplish both our wartime and peacetime missions Mayer said. "1 suggest to you that some of the very sub Stantial non Active duty workload that you have traditionally been pushed to recapture May no longer belong in House. It is not work that uses and challenges wartime Rele vant personnel. And it sorely strains your resources and detracts from your readiness Mission. I will reduce authorization for Active duty personnel facilities and training that do not meet our wartime Mission require to Mayer said. Einberger told the doctors at the same Ike that there Are alternatives in the civilian Community for meeting family oriented meow car. I am Direng or. Mayer aggressively to seek arrange inns with Community med ical resources where mgr Are available anywhere they meet our us Quality Stan Dards Weinberger said. Stall writer chock Vlinch in Waif Flaklon contribute Dlo inn  ariane from Page 1 satellite co., in september. With the shuttle program on hold ariane would appear Well placed to strengthen its grasp on the satellite Market which most experts believe will be a Multi billion Dollar business Well into the nex Century. But the european program created by a10-nation consortium has been plagued by problems. Ariane had succeeded in 11 of 14 launches including the first nine launches in its commercial series. However As French president Francois Mitterrand watched from the command Bunker in Kourou the 15thariane shot veered off course last sept. 13. The Booster and its payload were destroyed by Remote control. Two telecommunications satellites the european pcs 3and the american spacenet-f3, Worth a total of $145 million were lost. This ariane flight had been schedule for Early january but was postponed twice far technical reasons. The last successful commercial launch was july 2. Despite the Long Gap Between successful launches officials of Arian space the com Mercial Arm of the european space Agency say they Are confident about the pro Gram s future. They say ariane has order for 28 satellite launching Worth an Esti mated  billion. That Confidence was not shared by the Paris daily be Monde. The newspaper wrote in a front Page editorial Friday that second successive failure would damage ariane s credibility and put the europeans in a situation As uncomfortable As that of  the National aeronautics and space administration has suspended shuttle flights pending the outcome of the investigation into the Jan. 28 explosion of Chal Lenger in which seven american astronaut were killed. Five member pcs find replaced it with a Independent military advisory Council of senior officers. It solid have also streamline the office of  of defense. Days hearings Many of Thelon the proposal strongly opposed Etc bring the join chiefs. The package thalis being drafted by the panel is similar to i Bill the House passed last november the Kurucs said. That measure doubles the term of the chairman of the Jav from two to four years designates Hin Las the principal Mili tary adviser to the Pic ident and gives him a full time Deputy ail control of the pc staff. The package also Coco uracs the promo Tion of officers with experience in com manding joint units Sim As both Navy and air Force the sources Slid. Pc Clad in Hans last  source said gun Daw was 50 year Sab and worked As a soviet Trade official joke greek Capi Tal. \ it is unusual a thefts. Government to officially . The lost time that  August when Testate department i similarly terse announcement said Fitas Yurchenko had defected. 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