European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 11, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes sunday May 11,1986 Rene wed Arras talks tense,._ ,. Jays Iii ii iii1 i w Lhumi Iii 11 i the first d in of the renewed arms talks in"1 was More tense Ilian usual with Sovil and. Nego timers clashing Over the . Air mid on Libya the chief . Representative said Friday. Max Kampelman in an interview on Abc to Tiidrik show said he was reserving judgment on the Ullis. The fifth round since november. Hut he s Iid the sessions started Oil on Ilie wrong note tuesday when Ilie soviet Union s chief negotiator,1 Kun Rpu rend a statement at inc Airport in inline . I sense in 1 he last couple of than i would Hiiva like v a Imp Diijon said. Adding that he deeply resented Mere the is financing supporting in y n und s is that Liby i is their great Friend Anil Cyl in libyans arc the ones who Are threaten ing to Kirc very american wherever they can find them can " amp clean sail. " our ability to ild Lii Rcd War by libyan Leader my disapprove i have in take Issue win thai Kamp Elmiina he and Karpov Mei for lunch wednesday and it went Well to was a pleasant lunch run Vic because there were no. Cameras or reporters present Kamp Lirian said the negotiators who Mcl for two hours thursday face the same stumbling blocks Ilia plagued them in the last round which ended nine weeks ago including soviet to bile missiles bused in Asia inc British and French National nuclear forces and . Stur wars research into a a acc Baa soviet Leader Mikhail s. Gorbachev called for an end to All nuclear weapons by inc year 2000, beginning with a 5d-Perccnt Cut in both sides nuclear arsenals and an interim agreement on medium Range nuclear weapons. Ujj Nitcy status has said the soviet proposal contains but is unacceptable Overall. The uni Iea Siatti Siam he a proposal to eliminate medium Range decade. Asked if tic thought Ilic Sovin Mai mpg with any urgency in the latest round of the talks he did t believe so. I think the soviets arc acting an he Assumption that. The Summit inn l Lake place until the end of the year and that we will have a sixth round before then. And 1 do expect a greater sense of urgency Accident from Page 1 told them a third person had died As a re sult of the Accident. Official i reports have said two people were killed and 204 hospitalised in in serious condition. An american Bone marrow specialist leads u team of doctors performing marrow transplants in Moscow on victims of severe radial Ion exposure. The Kremlin made in sixth official statement on the disaster Friday evening. It consisted of three paragraphs and gave no new information. All but brie statement have been Brief. The first reporting the Accident was issued two Days after it occurred when High Rudla Tion Levels had been detected in Scandinavia and Sweden demanded information Western governments have criticized the soviet government for Stow and incomplete reports on the disaster. The first foreign journalists allowed to visit the Ukraine were escorted Tua farm 31 mites West of Kiev where 1,000 evacuees arc housed. They were shown medical checks being Given and were allowed to speak with evacuees who appeared to be in Good health. I took some things two or three Little blankets and pillows said Marina Lichen to so. She began to weep As she related that she and her children had just moved into a new House. The people evacuated took their livestock along. Blix and his associates spake to reporters in Moscow after five Days of meetings with soviet officials. Asked if he was satisfied with information the soviets provided Blix replied Tempha locally yes Orris Rosen an american who is the . Agency s nuclear safety director de scribed the soviets coordinating the cleanup As competent and Blix Rosen and the . Agency s soviet Deputy director Leonard Konstan linux flew half a mile from the damaged reactor thurs Day. There Are relatively Little radioactivity releases now and the temperatures in the no. 4 reactor Ore decreasing. The situation appears to be stabilizing Rosen said eases some anti radiation measures Rome a the italian government an Friday relaxed anti radiation measures Lakin Afler the soviet nuclear disaster rescinding controls on salad greens and milk for the italian islands of Sardinia and Sci. " the situation is evolving in a favourable Way and one can foresee that during the next few Days it will return to said Premier be Lino Praxi after a Friday night Cabinet meeting. I have been told that it is already that Way in Sardinia und Sicily he said. All this of course is f the winds do not bring us any More radioactive the civil defense ministry announced Friday evening that i was removing but Only and Sicily a ban imposed May 2 on the sate and consumption of Leafy vegetables. It also said pregnant mothers and children under age 10 on the two islands could safely resume drinking milk. -.-. The May 2 order also prohibited feed ing milk to pregnant women or to Young children although government officials admitted there was Little Way 10 Monitor milk consumption in private Homes. Radioactivity in Sicily and Sardinia reportedly never strayed far from Normal lev Els in the soil and air. Winds from the South and West have helped Clear the air Over Italy although changing weather Friday spurred recurring winds from the Northeast the zone hardest hit by radioactive fallout from the Cherno Byl Accident. Tests of milk Friday showed higher Levels of radioactivity throughout Italy while that in vegetables fell off in Central and Southern Italy but in the North radioactive Levels in vegetables were the highest in Days a 108 Picoc urics per kilogram. Italian officials say 150 Pic curies constitutes the threshold of military from Page 1 schools now Are waiting to establish programs lose said he us East cd re tic it Range in the image of Jet Refl Lipary in the Public Eye May of because these arc perilous times As we look around us. The image of the a citing Public to i the military in Higner crises than in peaceful times. Our surveys Tolj As that Young men and women who can qualify for College and who have the funds far tuition Are turning toward the air Force in greater numbers. Cause they Wanlo serve,1 he said. It s More of the in thing perhaps because of peer influence or it s More Fash to enlist than Ever before. We Hugo sure Why it s happening or How Longi or As Long us it does we re in great so six brigades destroyed iraqis claim Baghdad Iraq a Iraq said its forces punched six Miles into Iran on Fri Day destroying six army brigades and the Captain of a supertanker said the ship was attacked by iranian warplanes with the loss of two crewmen. The iraqi War communique said iraqi. Forces in the cd neral sector of the 730-mile frontline attacked iranian positions Over night seizing 311 Square Miles of iranian err Arity. It said the heavy casualties and Large numbers of iranians including a number of officers were taken prisoner Iran did not mention fighting in the area " of the reported iraqi offensive but said in its daily War communique thai iranian forces killed hundreds of iraqi soldiers in heavy lighting that began at Dawn in the Sharhan and Pich Angl Zeh areas Southern balls front. Iran s Tehran radio said iranian troops seized new positions forced iraqi troops to Retreat and captured More than 30 prison ers. The broadcast monitored in Nicosia Cyprus said iranian helicopters and anti tank units destroyed Large amounts of iraqi equipment including 40 and Iraq rarely allow foreign report ers near the fighting in heir 5vi-yc.ir-od War and their often conflicting claims can not be independently confirmed iranian warplanes attacked a liberian registered supertanker about fio Miles cast of Abu Dahabi in he persian Gulf setting it ablaze and killing two honduran Crew members the ship s Captain reported. Giorgos pastas Mailer of the 273,900 Lon Aristotle a Onassis said in a Telegram to the merchant Marine ministry in Piraeus Greece thai the others in the 29 member Crew were Safe and the ship was heading for Dubai for repairs a ministry spokesman said thu London based Lloyd s shipping intelligence unit said the Lanker was struck by four or five missiles and its amidships stores and aft pump roam were damaged. It was in route to saudi Arabia to Load Oil when attacked. Psoras said the Crew extinguished the fire and the ship was travelling under its own Power to Dubai for repairs said the Creek spokesman who demanded anonymity. He said the vessel is owned by Christina Onassis Springfield shipping company Panama. She is the daughter of the Lute greek shipping magnate Aristotle Sonas Sis. He said there had been no meltdown in the reactor s Core which contradicts Trie View of Many american nuclear authorities. Ruberl a very a senior scientist at Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois said to an interview Friday it would be unreasonable to imagine a huge amount of radioactive mate rial getting on is it apparently did without there being a Rosen said his View that a meltdown had not occurred was based in part on an Annly Sto of the radioactive materials released. He said the conclusion Irful the Core fire Wai out was based in part on declining tempera lures reported by soviets after infrared measurements during the flight thursday he said they saw a Small amount of Light Grey smote coming from the tons of Sand Boron Lead and Dolomite now covering the reactor a soviet videotape of the Plant made a few Days after the Accident showed dense Black smoke coming from the Graphite fire Rosen said and the lighter smoke appeared to come from soldering material in the shield dumped by helicopters soviet engineers Are working under the reactor pouring Concrete that eventually Wilt form a foundation to Encomb the Struc Ture he said Rosen said the engineers could get under the reactor by tunnelling or entering through the building housing the adjacent no 3 reactor which he Sale fans not dam aged and is shut Down like the other Wail inc Plant. Rosen called the Concrete encasement probably a reasonable approach thai will allow the reactor to Cool As the years go. By and eventually to a level which should cause no temperatures
