European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday april 27, 1986 Reagan starts visit to Southeast Asia allies los Angeles up president Rea Gan left for Hawaii saturday in route to meet Ings with allies in Southeast Asia and Japan declaring that prospects for the Western world Are brighter than in Many  in his weekly radio address taped in los Angeles before he began his trip Reagan said he would emphasize at a meeting with six Southeast asian foreign ministers that the United states is a Pacific  he said in the Friday address that he expects to be playing a constructive role in shaping the future of the Pacific rim. In Hawaii for the weekend Reagan was expected to Telephone his Good Friend Ferdinand Marcos ousted earlier this year As president of the Philippines. Reagan called new president Corazon Aquino on thursday and has invited her to the United states in the fall. When he gets to the exotic spice Island of Bali in Indonesia he will meet with presi Dent Suharto under fire from human rights organizations for oppression of catholics and for alleged corruption in his 20-year authoritarian Rule. In his radio speech Reagan called Suharto a longtime Friend of the United states and a most responsible influence in world affairs and a Force for the economic Progress of his people at  Reagan said he would raise the subject of Vietnam s occupation of Cambodia at his meeting with the foreign ministers of the association of Southeast asian nations Indonesia the Philippines Thailand Malaysia Singapore and Brunei. America along with our Asean friends believes that Vietnam should with draw its forces from Cambodia and permit the cambodian people to determine their own destiny. Vietnam has spurned any and All reasonable Asean requests for a negotiated settlement of the problem Reagan said. He said the United states has made it Clear that it s ready to participate constructively in an Overall settlement. The communist government of Vietnam however to the detriment of its own National interest remains  at the 12th annual Summit of industrialized democracies in Tokyo following the Asean meeting Reagan said our catch word will be Freedom and cooperation. Today the prospects for the Western world Are brighter than in Many years he said. Totalitarian nations with their centralized planning and bureaucratic controls Are going  the May 5-7 Summit the main reason for Reagan s 22,000-mile trip will bring the president together with the Heads of Japan Britain France Germany Italy Canada and the european Community for talks on Trade monetary problems and above All terrorism. After arriving in Bali first lady Nancy Reagan will travel to Malaysia and thai land to participate in cultural events and meetings connected to her worldwide Cru Sade against drug abuse by children. Governors vow to fight of keep control of National guard units by the associated press governors of both parties say they won t willingly Relin Quish any of their Powers Over the National guard to the Pentagon which is upset because a few governors have kept the state militias out of Central America. Several governors said the Reagan administration was overreacting and most governors who commented on the proposal Friday were opposed. Eight governors All democrats have ruled out at least some National guard missions in Honduras. So far Only 49 guardsmen have been affected said Dan Donohue a National guard spokesman in Washington National guard members have been in Honduras for a variety of missions including combat Maneu vers Road construction and medical help for civilians. Some Gover nors have said the National guard is there to intimidate neighbouring Nicaragua. James h. Webb the assistant Secretary of defense for Reserve affairs told Congress this week that defense Secretary Caspar w. Weinberger had directed his office to work on corrective  no final decision has been made to propose legis lation Webb said. The goal of any Bill he added would be to limit the authority of governors to Block the deployment of guardsmen to foreign countries for Active duty training. The idea of state control Over the guard is one that is very important to the organization said Delaware gov. Michael Castle a Republican. He said Friday he would oppose any Effort to curb his authority Over the National guard. Florida gov. Bob Graham a Democrat supports National guard training in Central America but would not support the legislation said press aide Jill Chamberlin. Graham viewed the Pentagon s proposal As an overreaction to a relatively minor and resolvable set of obstacles she said. Since governors Are showing their unwillingness of having guard units misused for scare tactics to Advance some hidden foreign policy purpose the Pentagon is Over reacting said democratic gov. Toney Anaya of new Mexico. It also appears to be an admission that they want to use National guard troops in full Battle regalia stationed in foreign countries to leave the impression that . Troops Are there in a show of Force Anaya said. New Mexico s National guard unit visited Honduras i february. I would not Send them Down for Maneu vers and i would probably not allow them to go Down for entertain ment again Anaya said. Other governors who have ruled out at least some National guard training assignments in Central America Are Joseph e. Brennan of Maine Michael g. Dukakis of Massachusetts Madeleine Kunin of Vermont Mario Cuomo of new York John Carlin of Kansas Bruce Babbitt of Arizona and Booth Gardner of Washington. What they re trying to do is  a political problem said Babbitt. At first Blush i d be opposed to the concept of too much limitation on a governor s Power unless there were a National emergency or National Security priority that dictated National guard troops were needed Carlin said. I support the National guard arrangement As it is said Oklahoma gov. George nigh a Democrat. I want to make it Clear that our men and women Are ready to train anywhere deemed appropriate and  r. Mark Lubbers executive assistant to Republican gov. Robert d. Orr of Indiana called the Pentagon proposal a bit of an  Boycott by taxi Drivers urged Frankfurt a leaflets surfaced in the Frankfurt area Friday urging taxi Drivers to reject any customers seeking to go to a . Military installation officials said. The 1,700-member Frankfurt taxi association the City s major taxi organization denied responsibility for the leaflets and said it had asked police to prosecute the authors. The leaflets signed by the Frankfurt taxi Drivers initiative also called for a protest demonstration at Rhein main a in Frankfurt on june 15. The motive for the Boycott was not immediately Clear but it might have been linked to the . Air raid on libyan april 15. Anti american demonstrations erupted All Over West Ern Europe following the raid which . Officials defended As a response to state sponsored terrorism. The american military presence in the Frankfurt area includes Rhein main a the army s 97th general Hospi Tal and v corps he. Schools update 3 Dodds pupils from Germany to attend math Competition Heidelberg three pupils from Germany have been selected to participate in a National Competition for mathematics pupils in Washington d.c., on May 17. The pupils received scores High enough to qualify them for the National Competition in an examination held april 12 at Heidelberg Middle school. The three pupils from Germany All eighth graders Are Rob Ert Wiest of Heidelberg Middle school and Sean Moran and Chris Sabatke both of Bonn elementary and High school. They will be joined by a Pupil from the Dodds Panama Region to form a four member team in the National meet. A total of 212 other pupils will compete. The mat counts programs designed to increase seventh and eighth Grade pupils interest and ability in mathematics. The society of american military engineers and the officers wives club in Heidelberg Are contributing Money to the program. Seminar on brain function set May 3-4 in Oberammergau Oberammergau Germany the association for supervision and curriculum development Asch Germany will hold a seminar on brain function and learning modalities May 3-4 at the nato school in Oberammergau. Those attending the seminar which will be held at the school on Hetzendorf Cavern will be Able to earn one hour of course credit. The registration fee for members is $75. Non members will be charged $85. The fee includes All materials and lunch may3. For More information or room reservations write Stan Brown Percha Bei Sharnberg 8130 Munich or Call civilian08151-51031. Teacher in space semifinalist aerospace expert to give talks Mannheim Germany a semifinalist for the teacher in space program and an aerospace expert will be featured speakers at an educators annual banquet May 10. Talking about their experiences will be Ken Van Lew a Frankfurt High school physics teacher who is an ambassador for the teacher in space program and David . Wilkins head of the spacecraft operations division of the european space operations Center in Darmstadt. Reservations for the association for supervision and curriculum development banquet should be made before May 5. For More information write Clyde Finnell Mosbacher str. 60,6200 Wiesbaden or Box 4739, Apo 09633 or Call 06121-86575 or 88241. Terror blast staged by government official reveals Hannover Germany up the terror bomb that blew a 2-foot Hole in the Wall of a state prison the night of july 25, 1978, kicked up a political aftershock in Germany saturday. Chancellor Helmut Kohl s political opposition demanded an investigation of the bombing which Niedersachsen Premier Ernst Albrecht on Friday revealed was done by Federal Gsg-9 anti terror com Mandos with the Blessing of his state and the Federal government. At the time state and Federal authorities had labelled the bombing an attempt by the Radical leftist red army faction also known As the Baader Meinhoff gang to free imprisoned terrorists. State police who said they first Learned the True identity of the perpetrators on Fri Day had suspected a convicted robber who had failed to return from a Spring 1978 prison furlough. Albrecht defended the bombing As a counter terror tactic in a television interview late Friday saying it was perfectly Legal Hurt no one and prevented at least one  the bomb blew a 2-foot Hole in the 20 foot High Wall of a prison at Celle about 30 Miles North of Hannover the capital of Niedersachsen. The attack was staged to enhance the credentials of an imprisoned police informant who was then supposed to infiltrate the ranks of imprisoned Baader Meinhoff terrorists Albrecht revealed. He said the ploy was successful and foiled a number of terrorist plans including a planned murder. Friedhelm Ost chief spokesman for Kohl s government also described the bombing As Legal and successful. The Green party however demanded Albrecht s resignation and filed criminal charges against him and other present and former officials including Helmut Schmidt the social democratic Chancellor at the time. Albrecht said Schmidt was informed of the ploy but Schmidt through a spokes Man said he did not recall this. Attorney general Kurt Rebmann also said he was not informed of the plan