European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 18, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday june 18,1986 Bank governor Jerusalem a Israel s Cabinet appointed a new governor for the Central Hank sunday re placing 3 banker implicated in Aslock Market crash Michael Bruno a hebrew University economics professor was named 10 succeed Moshe Mandel Baum. Who recently offered his resignation. A government appointed in Quiry commission recommended hat Mandelbaum step Dawn along with the Heads of the coun try s four leading Banks saying they were involved in illegal manipulation of Bank share prices Over is years. Odd pm Rit Sconn. A close Fric was and relatives Gath ered a a a Riith ceremony sunday to Bury jazz Gre Svenny Goodman in a simple to Oak casket beside his wife. The King of swin a who die Friday at age 77 of a Hsc attack in his new York apartment was interred at Long Ridge c cemetery in a nonsectarian ice. 13 69 Torao by 64 Vin Couvier. Subj Ltd by in almh.,Tr, a Douai. M  a Pirty Cloudy. Crash injuries fatal to Security policeman Raf Mildenhall England Security policeman died Early monday morning from injuries he received in Atwo car crush sunday evening an air Force spokesman  sgt. Richard p. Cray. 33, was driving a car which collided with a car driven by senior airman Emmett Moore 11, from Raf Lakenheath the spokesman said. Cray who was from Indianapolis was assigned to the 5i3 Security police so. Terrorism declining in ., expert tells mayors group san Juan puerto Rico a a pc inn administration terrorism expert Lold us. Mayors monday that while americans arc the no. 1 targets of inter National terrorism attacks inside the United states have declined steadily since 1982, Robert b. Oakley ambassador at Large for  said at the annual convention of inc  Conference of mayors that there had been Only seven terrorist incidents in the United slates in 19s5, none with International connections. . Law enforcement officials broke up 23 attempts before hey could be car ried out he said. For the past decade  Citizen Sand installations have been far and away the number one target for terrorists lie said. Inside the United states the trend has been just the  Oakley s remarks were aimed at american mayors concerned about the possibility of International terrorist striking in their cities. The More than 150 mayors Are to con Sider a Resolution wednesday. Inc last Day of the convention calling for the fed eral government to clarify jurisdiction responsibilities Between the Fri and local police in the event of terrorism. The Resolution also encourages cities to engage in intelligence gathering efforts that will assist in preventing terrorist  Oakley in an interview said he did not want to Tell mayors their concern were unfounded but that there was Little sign to indicate that terror was being imparted to the United Silies. What i m trying to Tell them is the United slates is very Lucky he said. This country is blessed because people find other ways of expressing and Havinga certain amount of satisfaction Given to i hair Griefs. At the same Lime our Law enforce ment agencies have been very very Good and our culture just does t sup port the sort of terrorism you find and have found for generations in the Middle East and in  in 1984, 2g americans were killed in International terrorism Oakley said. I m sure More than that were killed As a result of violence in new York City t Central Park he said. One is Loo Many but terrorism is political theater and he idea is to magnify this and hive a profound Shock effect Oakley is a career Diplomat who once was a National Security Council adviser to the president specializing in the mid dle East. He said the state department believed libyan Leader Moa mar Qadhafi has gone into Shock in the aftermath of the  Bombing raid on Libya. There has been a marked reduction in Qadhafi supported terrorism apparently due to internal libyan disarray the Compromise of Libya s external terror network and the lighter controls placed upon libyan activities All around the world Oakley said. He said one reason for Qaddafi s re action May be the soviet Union s Lack of help for Libya in opposing the raid. They just bugged out he said. Libyan Oil chief discounts Jolt of american Oil firms pullout Tripoli up the chief of Libya soil Industry insisted monday that the june 30 withdrawal of  Oij companies or dered by president Reagan evil not Hurt business in the North african nation. Frankly it will not affect us at All said Abdullah Badri chairman of the libyan National Oil co., which is responsible for the libyan Petroleum Industry s policy and administration. We have been working for two months to find avenues for Selling our Oil and we  Reagan has ordered at  Imprest sout of Libya because of its alleged sup port of International terrorism. The United states launched military strike against the country april i $ in Retalia Tion for alleged terrorism and has called for worldwide economic sanctions. West european Oil sources in Tripoli said they believe Libya might have Trou ble producing and marketing its Oil with out help from the american companies. But Badri predicted that Libya will have no problem drilling at the  Facilities or in marketing the Oil. Me said any expertise needed when the Macri can depart cad be replaced by workers of other nationalities or by libyans our customers Are used to our Oil. I they Don t buy from the americans they will buy directly from us he said. As far As operations Are concerned we have been running them ourselves forthe last three or four years. As far As the Market is concerned we have not sold any Oil in the United Stales since 1983. Our Market is in Europe and  Badri said he will meet soon with american Oil officials in final negotiations on the Oil companies departure. They have been ordered by the Reagan administration to Piil out by june 30,even if it Means turning Over their $1.5 billion in assets to the government of Muammar Qadhafi. Preliminary talks Between libyan Oil officials and americana were held Las month in Vienna. Badri who rarely give interviews spoke in his office in the modern Oil company building in downtown Tripoli the office unlike most in Libya contains Rosewood tables Wall to Wall car Peting and plants. Badri said the five  Oil companies still operating in Libya proposed two solutions in the first discussion Freer ing their assets indefinitely or telling their shares to Libya temporarily wit Nan option to buy them Back. We Art talking to them Irving to work out with them what to do Badri said they Are our partners. We worked beautifully together. We will try to Hel them. They Are interested in staying Here it is a Good business and we Are interested in hero staying Here. The problem is the american government he said Libya averaged production of million barrel a Day in May and expected a 1.1 million barrel a Day avenge in june. He denied reports from West european diplomats that Libya had Beta producing at a rate of 1.4 million barrels a Day to stockpile Oil in preparation forthe american departure. Three of the five  Oil comp Anima Hill operating in Libya own a combis cml per ceal of a libyan controlled company called Oasis Petroleum. Marathon Oil co own 16 percent Conoho owns 16 percent and Amerada has has g percent the other two companies Are Occidental the largest  Company Hill operating in the North african country and Britain plans hike in fees to Register firearms London ltp1 Britain said Mon Day it will increase registration fees for owners of firearms but the catch is it is almost impossible to own a gun of an kind. An announcement released by the Home office said parliament had been asked to Amend the Law so that higher fees Are paid for the nation s Tough police registration procedures. As the Law stands you cannot own a gun of any kind in this country unless you be got a pretty Rood excuse and a clean record a said a Home office spokesman. The Only exceptions Are hat Farmers Are allowed to have shotguns registered for use against certain pets and basical a you can Only own another kind of firearm a Pixel Nile or powerful air gun if you can give your local police chief sufficient reason to Grant you a License. And they Don t Grant them unit you re a member of a gun club of too kind and even then it difficult the fee for a firearm certificate win to increased to 33 pounds $49 from pounds $37he said the latest Tati sulcs on it owners m Britain showed that then Wen 798,293 registered firearm owned to 1984 a figure regarded at Coulder ably Tow for a nation of More than s3million. His survivors include his gift Lois and a daughter Corutin. Motion Lakin Holh monday is assigned to the1979th information systems so american teacher Dies after Long illness beaconsf1eld, England Rose Shn Viha i�j4i.nt to j__.�. Beaconsfield Englan Josemary Threlkeld a teacher for Many years at London Central High school High Moore who was in satisfactory Condi Wyc Orabe. England has died after a Lone i at the air Force Hospital at Raf illness. She was 56. Threlkeld a native or ,.h. Winnebago minn., died june 8. Services were held Friday. She began teaching at London Centra High school a i960 after a previous do time of her death the was chairman a London Central s English department she is survived by her husband Wai place of Beaconsfield and Sourdi Eini in the United states be