European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 26, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday april 26, 1986 Spain Britain impose sanctions from Page 1 ment ordered the expulsion of a group of eight libyan teachers and students because of their relation to activities contrary to state  at a meeting of dec Interior and Justice ministers thursday in the Hague to discuss joint action to be taken against terrorism Interior minister Jose Barrionuevo said Spain had evidence indicating libyan diplomats in the Spanish capital had been involved in terrorist activities and they would be expelled in the near future. The new British order affects about 16 libyans studying to be pilots and about 320 who Are studying aircraft maintenance. I Don t think it s right and i Don t think the Public would understand it if we allowed libyans to train on civilian aircraft which. May be going into service the Day after they have finished with them transport Secre tary Nicholas Ridley said. The dec ministers meeting in the Hague agreed to Exchange information with non member nations including the United states on terrorism terrorist suspects an their methods of operation. The ministers agreed that any libyan expelled from an dec country on suspicion of involvement in terrorism would not be admitted to another dec country. Up reported that the dec countries Are also consid ering examining suspicious diplomatic Luggage for explosives a German spokesman said Friday. Interior ministry spokesman Michael Andreas Butz told reporters the Issue was raised at the Hague two Young germans stand behind an arrangement of 300 roses which they presented Friday to Faye Barnes Center of Bonn s . Embassy As an expression of German american Friendship. Barnes a Community Liaison Deputy accepted the Flowers from Jochen Diedenhofen left26, and Christian Brunnert 34 both roses of Friendship a photo of Bonn. Diedenhofen said he and Brunnert decided the germans Are All too reticent in displaying their support and thanks for the american presence and for what they be done for us and All of Western  after the presentation ceremony the roses were Given to women employees in the embassy. Plates from Page 1 Man ministry of transportation said his ministry is willing to let . Military personnel replace their distinctive  German plates. If we re going to do it it won t be enough to just Issue plates that look like German plates with some special coding but they must be genuine German plates As we do for endangered foreigners Vogt said. Otherwise the Effort won t be Worth the  Vogt stressed that the idea has not passed beyond the suggestion stage. Other military commands in Europe Are looking into the same Issue but officials said switching plates May not make Ameri cans any safer. If you re driving a Buick Electra it s not hard to figure out which country you come from one official said. Others pointed out that Many cars registered to americans Are required to have identifying decals on the windshields in some countries and a Usa logo on the car for crossing International Borders. In Spain . Military personnel have been issued Standard Spanish License plates for about six years said a military spokes Man at Torrejon a. There Are no decals on the windows either. An official said passes Are shown at the Gate. The passes must be displayed inside the car while it s parked inside the base. In Greece american military personnel Are distinguishable by their License plates but that s in the process of being changed said a spokesman at hell Nikon a. This change has been in the works for about two years the spokesman said. I think it s a matter of another Low profile. It s not because of the recent problem but in the interest of personal Security. We talked with the greek government some time ago the spokesman said. They re going to Issue greek plates. We be got some. They re coming in  in Belgium americans Aren t so distinctive because All nationalities assigned to shape have special shape plates identified by so followed by numbers said an air Force official. Florenne a and air Force members at chevres use the shape plates the official said. Since Florenne is an hour away from shape there has always been talk of doing things some other Way but that s still just talk and not in response to recent events the official said. The american unit at Klein Brogel Bel Gium uses tourist plates which blend in with visitors from All countries. There is no plan to change the official said. In England service members bringing a car into the country can keep the plates on the car for one year. After that All plates Are the same As Standard British plates a military spokesman said. Service members can get a British plate at any time during the first year if they desire but they would then have to begin paying British Road taxes. While changing plates May deter a terrorist the cars of service members do have decals on their windows for entry to Mili tary installations the spokesman said. Guidelines have gone out recently telling installation commanders the pros and cons of removing those stickers should they de cide to do that. In Turkey a spokesman for the Mili tary command said there Are no plans to get regular plates. All foreigners not just americans or the military Are issued distinctive License plates in Turkey the spokesman said. This policy is required by the turkish traffic Highway code. ". Officials have previously requested an exemption for americans the spokes Man said. This request was denied. In working this action turkish government officials also reminded us this is consistent with our policy in the states. We Don t expect a change in procedures or policy in the near time  in Italy the conversion begins next week. We also encourage common sense precautions such As not using personal bumper stick ers and decals which identify a vehicle As be longing to an american Marchi said. In Short threat awareness and knowledge or per Sonal safety precautions Are of  in the Netherlands american person Nel Are issued dutch plates with special let ters identifying them As american military said Dina Hull in the vehicle registrar s office at Camp new Amsterdam Home of the 32nd tac fighter Wing. Staff writers Jean Albright Allen Cowan j. King Cruger Robert Leonard Joe Mapother and Edrea vis contributed to this report temperatures april 24 Reagan leaves on 12-Day far East trip l 65 44 29 38 41 42 38 35 26 45 33 29 48 29 47 35 29 59 46 55 36 27 45 42 71 62 36 39 56 62 h 90 76 43 77 66 69 42 80 57 56 56 63 70 69 81 71 66 83 75 78 67 42 55 70 86 76 74 77 84 80 Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Billings Birmingham Boise Boston Buffalo Burlington Charleston . Charleston . Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas fort Worth Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fargo Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Las vegas l 52 58 36 50 66 52 34 47 42 42 63 58 49 42 29 43 34 44 62 35 51 51 44 59 49 35 30 60 42 62 h 83 71 75 81 73 59 77 79 67 65 85 75 78 68 66 65 53 63 70 63 86 78 54 65 61 50 60 84 69 88 Little Rock los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Beach mils St. Paul Nashville new Orleans new York City Norfolk Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Maine Portland Ore. Providence Raleigh Reno St. Louis St. Petersburg Salt Lake City san Diego san Francisco Seattle Syracuse Tucson Washington Wichita Washington a president Reagan embarked Friday on the longest trip of his presidency a 22,300-mile Jour Ney to the far East that will Climax in Tokyo with a seven nation Summit meet ing set up to discuss economics but Likely to be dominated by the Specter of terror ism. Asked whether he had any concern about possible terrorist attacks directed against him or mrs. Reagan he said i m superstitious. I won t even mention  with a schedule designed to give the 75 year old president time to adjust to the 13 hour time difference Reagan will take a week to reach Tokyo with rest stops in Hawaii and the indonesian Island of Bali. He returns to the United states via Anchorage Alaska on May 7 at the end of the 12-Dayjourney. Mrs. Reagan plans to visit a drug treat ment project in Bali and attend some cultural events before heading off on her own for Malaysia and Thailand to press her Campaign against drug abuse. She is scheduled to rejoin her husband at the close of the Tokyo Summit. European weather forecast for saturday mostly Cloudy skies with locally dense morning fog and occasional rain or rain showers and isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms. High temperatures 55-70, lows 40-48.sunset saturday 8 36, Sunrise sunday 6 09 Outlook for sunday Little change with tempera Tures slightly warmer. Temperatures recorded Friday . Official in North Yemen shot 4am 4pm 4am 4pm Adana p 54 82 Copenhagen m 41 50amsterdam, p Athens p Aviano m Berlin r Bremerhaven m Brussels p 41 59 Frankfurt m 55 70 London r 52 68 Madrid m 50 54 Munich m38 61 Paris p 46 59 Rome m 43 61 43 59 46 52 43 57 45 63 54 70 Manama Bahrain a unidentified gunmen in a speeding car in the North yemeni capital of san a shot and wounded a . Embassy communications officer Friday an embassy Diplomat said. In Washington . State department spokesman Charles Redman identified the wounded Man As Arthur l. Pollick 41, and said his life does not appear to be in danger. State department press officer Joseph reap said Polwick was shot from a passing car and was hit by two or three bullets but was Able to walk Home and summon assist provided by det. 13, 7th weather so Graben Trarbach. Ance. Pollick was alone in his car when he was attacked according to the embassy in san a. The spokesman said no one had claimed responsibility for the attack. Reap said the government s privacy act prevented him from identifying the victim. Other worldwide temperatures High Low 82 59 Montreal cl52 41 46 41 64 4861 Cairo f Dublin f Helsinki f Jerusalem cd Lisbon cd 48 Moscow f Oslo cd Toronto f Vancouver cd High Low 66 32 68 50 54 41 61 28 48 36 supplied by the associated press of fair cd Cloudy a partly Cloudy a mostly Cloudy a rain