European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday May 3,1986 Reagan s free Trade stance wins Praise ii Indonesia a Southeast asian leaders told an on thursday they arc concerned about growing  juju he United slates Secre tary of stale George snuff they were very glad to hear the Percsi rate his position in behalf of free Trade Shultz said Reagan met with indonesian president Suharto philippine vice president Salvador Laurel and foreign ministers of the association of South East asian nations i separate meetings on thursday. Asean is composed of the Philippines Indonesia Bru Nei Malaysia Singapore and Thailand. Reagan was to travel Friday to Tokyo for the May 4jeconomic Summit conference of industrialized Dorr pics a gathering Likely to be dominated by to in co nomic issues the soviet nuclear reactor ii men and terrorism. Chief among the asian co�6fns about protectionism arc Export supports for Astrich Farmers in the recently enacted . Farm Ettl which Thailand claims is robbing its Rice . 1 the asian leaders also told Reagan that they arc troubled about the continued vietnamese occupation of Cambodia. Indonesia he added said it is afraid thai the Telephone network for the entire archipelago nation might be Jopar Diz cd if the United Stales does t find a Way.  an indonesian communications Sale ass Jalapa satellite Urcla it the heart of   nation of 13,000 islands As  a macs Thailand. Malaysia Singapore ande0i1brnnvil a Joyu word Jalapa Means Nathim no my. Toister Pochtar kusum Atmadja 7ffl _ _ Ith Shutlz said further delay in putting up a satellite would put our entire National communications system in jeopardy and could affect the very fabric of our  one satellite launched in 1983 is still operating but i partly disabled. Subsequent attempts to launch a working satellite have failed and the space shuttle explosion earlier this year has delayed another attempt. Pochtar said the United states was considering launch ing the next indonesian satellite on an unmanned rocket. But few such rockets arc available and All arc booked. The president  understand the problem Aid Reagan reiterated to Laurel that the United hates supports the new philippine government but ousted president Ferdinand Marcos is a free Man and the United states has failed in attempts to discourage him from making phone Calls to supporters from exile in Hawaii. In Blunt language exposing tension Between the administration and the government of Marcos successor Cora Zon Aquino Shultz also said we Don t have infinite Ca oily to provide Money to the Philippines. Irrel was told the administration believes the courts  Branch of the . Govern ment must  Aquino government that Marcos stole  valuables belonging to the Philippines. Asked whether Reagan had provided to Laurel a assurances of . Support for the Aquino govern Mcnutt Shultz snapped to reporters you will have to ask or. Laurel if he is satisfied. Let me remind you he presidents not on trial  soviets from Page 1 Accident which has not been  the Accident obviously is not All Over with he said later. That is Clear. We have not told other countries that every thing is of now and they can  certain Iti reals to the soviet people and some threats to a certain extent outside the soviet  but he said the situation is very carefully taken care of and is being managed in Stockholm Sweden Gunnar by Nils san of Sweden s National radiation Protection Institute said he was told by the inter National atomic Energy Agency in Vienna Austria that the soviets had reported that the reactor fire was out. But in Vienna the Agency s chief spokes Man Hans Friedrich Meyer said he could not confirm the fire was out. We have never been informed officially that there was a fire he said. The Seal me rur Day echoed pre Vious soviet statements released in mos cow saying radiation Levels around the Plant had fallen but making no mention of afire. The soviets turned Down an offer from Sweden to accept radiation sickness patients at Karolinsky Hospital officials in Stockholm said. But or. Robert p. Gale of the International Bone marrow transplant registry said soviet officials in Washington told him they were anxious for me to come Confer with my counterparts in the soviet Union and if necessary take whatever Steps arc  Gale said marrow transplants arc the  to lists of up to 100,000 people who Are willing to donate Bone marrow he said the registry is funded by the . National institutes of health european governments and private sources. Its offer of help was conveyed by the Occidental Petro Leum chairman Armand Hammer who has longtime business contacts with the soviets. Thursday s report from the Council of ministers distributed by Tass said radioactivity around the reactor dropped \ a Toto limes and a cleanup of contaminated areas was under Way. The five sentence state mud like pre Vious government reports do it specify the current or previous in Ditavi  Talg Gugg Guf Pytor was jut gave no in Scandinavia who claws dusted wit radiation from the react governments expressed frustration Overlie soviets failure to provide Fuller inform Lon. The . Intelligent on condition of Anonym problems began last Fri by at the reactor. Navy from Page 1 Khz cd and appropriated Money to  Carlson has asked Congress for the authority to add 11,400 sailors to the Navy s ranks next fiscal year. By 1991 another26,000 will be needed to Man the additional ships that will be launched during the next five years. If Congress in its infinite Wisdom see fit to build 600 ships and then As we approach the Zenith of this Effort they suddenly say they Don t want to Man those ships i understand. The Carrier group out of. Of no Don t do that of Well bring the ships Home fro around Japan and Korea. No no we have treaties so i have to ask again what is i that you Don t want us to do Congress does not like to be asked that question. Beyond the budget debate Carlson High lighted several disturbing trends that Are adding to the services personnel worries chief among those is the decline in the by mgr of qualified eligible recruits. We attained sufficient recruit numbers to meet our goals in fiscal 1985but these numbers were of lesser Quality Overall than i 4o Well bring Hithe arabian sea. C Rita i a ii in i the previous year Carlson said. He said the number of High school graduates joining the Navy dropped 4 percent Between fiscal 1984 and 1985, and the trend continued downward in the first Quarter of this fiscal year. I Tarlson said the number of people in the Navy s delayed entry Pool which provides a recruiting Buffer that the service uses to optimize the loading of training facilities has dropped by almost 6,000 in one Yea Rand More than 12,000 since 1984. We d prefer to have that tank a Little bigger he said. I Carlson said the recruiting Market has changed for the worse and shows no signs of i  in the immediate fut Jcj it now All the services need to acc ruin one of every three qualified eligible people to meet the nation s defense manpower requirements he said. At any one time there Are about 21million 18 to 22-year Olds. Of that about half Are physically qualified. Of that maybe half Are mentally  he said while 21 million sounds like alot All the services Are competing for the same people. By 1995, when the number of available recruits Bottoms out the services will have to recruit one of every two eligible problem is particularly acute for the Navy because of its expansion program Carlson said. He said the Burden is ultimately going Tofall on recruiters. We have to invest More Money in recruiting. The Success of recruit ing is in How Many recruiters you put out there. Thai s important because it creates an awareness in the Field of candidates it military  a a Carlson said retention slippages continue particularly in the nuclear surface nuclear submarine and Pilot Fields. Rec said the Navy is now Short Abou?11,100 pilots. Shortages arc expected to continue through 1990 As airlines expand an replace retiring pilots. We re taking actions such As increasing incentive pay and hopefully we can keep _ this in balance he said. But in my View the Issue of the Navy Pilot shortage has been overstated. We have enough pilots it really a trickle of Talent that s leaving rather than a  he said the Navy has cleared the Hur dle on retaining nuclear trained officers through bonuses and special pay. He said there is a shortage in the 0-4 through 0-6 grades but he blamed it on an earlier Short fall in the nuclear Field that resulted in a Valley now making its Way through the sys i Tom. Coming behind that is the proper number of nuclear trained officers he said. Leading to a meltdown Clear explosion occurred Shultz who is acco Reagan on an asian lot Docsia that the Sov coffer of humanitarian Ai cause they Felt therlo Deal with the problem the casualty rates announced by the so Vii measure he said but sources speaking said they believe id that a non no unday. Lanying president said in Bali in rejected a .technical Aid be what they needed higher than those Union by a Good in no figures. Temperature april students from Page 1 Union said a democratic vote had Bee taken among he 85 students in Kiev and that seven had voted against leaving. Butalla returned he said. He said students had received conflicting reports of the disaster from Western sources including news Media and their own relatives and the soviets and we were caught in the  another american Frank burnout of California said russian people know that there has been an Accident but they have been told everything is under control. Life in Kiev was Normal. "1 am just glad to be alive he added. "1value my life and my health now a great Deal More. When i heard there had been a Accident i took every possible precaution which included getting out As quickly As  before boarding the flight in Moscow the students were examined and Given slips of paper marked Praksti Choski Zorov meaning  but British authorities were not con Vinced and stood by with Geiger counters and the nation s Only Mobile Lead lined radiation unit to examine the students one by one before they were Given clean Bills of health and allowed to leave. Officials said some slight radioactivity had been detected in Luggage aboard the aircraft but there was no indication that twas at a dangerous level. L h l 69 83 Albany 6. 48 81 Albuquerque 61 29 56 Anchorage k55 88 Atlanta 6 53 68 Allan la Colv 7 48 78 Baltimore i 33 53 Billings 4 47 89 Birmingham 6 32 68 Boise 56 47 53 Boston � 44 70 Buffalo 6950 71 Burlington 61 66 80 Charleston s. C. 62 44 84 Charleston w. A. 48 57 66 Chicago 4 52 83 Cincinnati 43 44 69 Cleveland 3 70 81 Dallas i. 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