European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 17, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 / the stars and stripes saturday May 17.1986 no sure Way to prevent terrorism Rpgers says a "rtvvitv., j i. ?1" " Stuttgart or . Rogers supreme Allied commander Europe says that Cam. Manders arc doing everything prudently possible thereat no sure measures to completely prevent terrorist attacks " Rogers said the military cannot prevent All terrorist acts because the initial ivc lies with the i Bui i am confident that we re doing everything we can within the measures available to us to protect our Rogers said americans should be a Crl 10 he terrorist Threal but not so fearful that we dig a foxhole and pull he lop in Over i Hope i Don t gel ourselves into a fortress mentality because Thill s exactly what the terrorists want he said in an interview in the studio of re Stair Force broadcasting so at Ramstein tril Crvick a be shown sunday on inside. issues on the american forces to change the Way we live the Way we work our 10 such an Sci isl Lalibe modes Operand Hiil we re to is completely changed the . European corny released excerpt at r jeers interview thursday. J a j the general said a primary defense against terrorist acts is awareness of each individual to the unusual. Asked about the Impact the american strike on Libya had on Allied cohesion the general said it had caused a Strain in the Alliance. But he said we Don t permit this Strain to be exploited by the soviet Union to he extent thai she achieves the objective she s set for herself which is to try to separate the United slates from the Resl of the allies. We still have a Mission to perform Here which is to provide a deterrent preventing an attack by the other Side and thai Mission has to remain uppermost m our discussing arms control Rogers said Public pronounce ments by the soviet Union and proposals put Forth by soviets Amne table often Are not the same we must be careful Thul we can Public diplomacy and serious proposals at the Negolia Ling table he said. 8 mount fee of Timberline Lodge Ore. A eight climbers missing for Days on mount Hood were found thursday in the Snow Cave where they huddled during a blizzard that killed three companions and Rescue workers said m least three were alive. All of the six teens and iwo adults were1 found under 4 to 5 feel of Snow about 100 feel from where three bodies were discovered wednesday said Clackamas county sheriffs it. Gene manners. Of East two of the climbers were conscious said sheriffs Deputy rubs Williams. At least two others were on life support systems he said. The climbers missing since monday were flown from above life 7,500-fool level to porn Lind area hospitals. A teen age boy arrived at Providence medical Center breathing through an oxygen mask and twaddle in blankets. He was taken directly to surgery-.-. A female arrived at Emanuel Hospital conscious but delirious said or. Clark Chipman chief of the emergency depart to radio transmissions from paramedics on he Mountain three victims were alive we can t get a temperature because hell bile the thermometer acc a paramedic said via radio. Rescuers braved icy sleep terrain atop the Mountain to search for he climbers. The families of the climbers held a Rymun Tai top Vigil clinging to Hopes for their sur Vival. Three helicopters and about 30 rescuers with dogs Metal detectors and Snow probes had scoured the 11,235-foot Mountain searching for the eight hikers. About 100 people took part in the starch wednesday after the weather cleared but the parly was reduced to 30 on thursday because of the treacherous terrain on the Mountain s 10,000-foot level said Williams. After covering that level searchers re turned to the level logo Back Over part of the area covered wednesday. The a carry Frozen bodies of two Eirls and a boy were found wednesday and frantic measures to revive them failed. Two other members of the Church school climbing party hiked off the Mountain tuesday to gel help. doctors at a Portland Hospital worked through the Day wednesday in an unsuccessful attempt to revive the three teen agers found at the 7,500-foot level of the Mountain which is 50 Miles East of port land. They were identified As Erie Sandvik Erin o Leary and Alison Liz Enberger. All were is years old and from Portland. The group had climbed to within 14 feel of the Summit monday but a sudden Bliz Zard forced them to turn Back. Wind chill temperatures on the Mountain tuesday fell to so degrees below Zero. The first group of scorchers found a Bamboo Mountain climbing Marker with a hag at the 10,480-fool level of the Moun Tain. Another Marker was discovered 100 feel Down the slope. Searchers said the markers were left by Ralph Summers 30, a professional Mountaineer who led the group up the Mountain monday. He and Molly Schula 17, came off the Mountain tuesday Low wind and Only a few High Clouds Over the Mountain provided Good conditions fur thursday s search a sheriff Deputy said. Temperatures on the Mountain were in the 20s. Authorities had expected any survivors to diff their Way out of the Snow when noisy helicopters passed overhead. The teen age climbers were All students at the Oregon episcopal school. The two adults were faculty members at the school. The Rev. Roy Coulter Dean of the Ca thedral of St. John at the school said family members were bracing for the worst. He said he has been consoling family members throughout their Vigil at the Mountainside. American from Page i by the Accident to re students of Jacv a City of 2.4 million people 80 Miles sour of the chernobyl Plant As Well Aslo people closer toil Sard it was impossible for any one who had been More than 18 Miles from. The Accident site to be suffering from acute radiation sickness. Asked to comment. Gale said Ilis re Ricly unlikely that Able distance from the hoj Alion source could suffer acute to fiction he did not Defir Ftnat he meant by a consider . Vorobyev said none of the residents of the Lawn of chernobyl some 11 Miles from the Plant had required Hospital ipalion unless they went to the site to help Battle the Accident. He was less precise about whether any residents of Privat another Lown near the nuclear facility were hospitalized for Radia Tion exposure. Said he personally supervised Camj Levels Nobyl casualties has visited the Accident site. Join. No donors from the data Bank had hcs Aid he had suggested such a visit. Been used in operations in Moscow he said Gale who said he is scheduled to meet Cor in a Bone marrow transplant marrow Baches thursday said he had not Yel received. donor usually n relative with Ridenti a reply to his request to visit the accjdeourttr1"- car or very similar tissue Structure to the he said he and Hii have victim is injected intravenously into the a agreed on Jib Birdlip cation of All data from the Llen _ pm Onofry Accident in specialized journals lion of some people and radiation Gale emphasized thai soviet medical sex Jugg filed Gen of per disc and Hospital facilities were impress posed to a d6te an exposure he Sive but snid no nation could quickly Cope said was immediately with medical problems like those posed by Horm fit to health. ".j. The chernobyl Accident. Gale said it was impossible to is Terrane. At his request a . Specialist in tissue Long Lerm consequences of the Accident or to 1yfflnft,, Paul Terasaki As Well As Gale s gauge the effects of radiation on those patients colleagues Husbard Champlin and israeli estimated to have been exposed to heavy specialist Yair ref came to Moscow to doses which he said were from 800 and 900 help in treatment temperatures Rad. Hcs noted neither he nor any members of his team of foreign experts Down in to treat Cher Gate is president of an International Bone marrow donor data Bank which be said the soviets now have expressed willingness to twisters and High winds rip Midwest by the associated press tornadoes and High winds roared through five Midwest states thursday kill ing one person in Missouri. Storms Ham mered Homes and barns and left Downs homeless authorities said the twisters which downed Power and phone lines were reported in Indiana Illi Nois Missouri Michigan and Ohio. In Southeast Missouri a Tornado killed one person and injured others in the tiny town or Vanduser said scan county sheriffs Deputy Steve Shoemaker. Shoemaker could not identify the dead person or say How Many were injured. Mosi of the area hit by storms lost phone service forcing authorities to communicate by radio. The Tornado caused i pensive damage and numerous injuries in Sykeston a City of 17,000 about 150 Miles South of St. Louis and 10 Miles Southeast of Vanduser shoe maker said. Hospital officials in Sik Eglon were asking Hosp Iuis in nearby Cape Girardeau to sent Bloj said Martha Vandivort an emergency preparedness official. The storms damaged a number of build Ings along the 20 Miles of . Go Between Broomf Jcj and site on and knocked out an american Telephone & Telegraph co. Tower near Bloomfield. In Evansville ind., High winds ripped off the. Roof of the Shamrock apartments Leav ing about 26 people homeless said building owner Ruth Melvin. I was trying to look for the funnel Cloud coming and then in just hit the build ing and that was the end Dora Simpson said As she stood shaking in the arms of a neighbor. Residents stood in the Street amid shards of Wood insulation and Glass looking at the remains of their building. Police and fire fighters pushed them Back warning of pos sible Gas leaks inside apartments and it a medical Complex across he Street. Violent thunderstorms hammered South West Indiana. Amateur radio operators and state police reported several tornadoes in and around Cyan Seville and a couple of twisters in Washington in Daviess county nearly 40 Miles to the North said specialist Craig Carpenter of the National weather service. Three adults and a 22-month child suffered minor injuries when a Tornado ripped through Point township in Foley county destroying several Mobile Homes said coun by Jailer Gene Pate. 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