European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday june 21,1986 Navy spy pleads guilty gets 2 years port hu5neme. Calif. Questioned Hague Woodman two hours accepted the by pleas. The charges Haguewood pleaded guilty to were attempting to deliver information relating to National defense to a person nol entitled to receive it. Wrong Ful Sale of government property improperly possessing property and disclosing information he believed to be classified to an unauthorized person. On wednesday Wurzel rejected a Dif Ferent plea bargain which he r " would unfairly leave joint Fott interrogation in a Lippl try lectors. Flip Wurzl said the drug a Jab  thursday offering to manual to a woman who 1 an informant for the naval inc so service. He said that during a meeting arranged by her he sold a part of in manual and a related document to an undercover civilian police officer. Haguewood said he met March 4 in beachfront hotel in the Eoas Lal cily of Oxnard 50 Miles North won of los an Geles with Oxnard police officer Danie Christian who asked him How much he wanted for inc manual Haguewood said he lore off an Inch thick stack of and said he d accept Inch a pile of papers an Toffick for $300?" Wurzel asked. Yes  he took $60 for a related  worked with bombs and other munitions Al inc Pacific missile test Center Al Point Mug from novem Ber 1984 until his arc so March 4. The weapons manual involved in the finally was described by Navy tial document the lowest  material. Hague Wood s defense  declassified by presidential order classified or not investing allot believed Haguewood a native of Spring Field mo., thought he was turning his country s secrets Over to a foreign gov Emmen said base spokesman it cmdr. Don Lewis. Priority for car Page 1 Caln administration had told Congress its of prior Ity of fiscal 1987 was hardware such As Stajl logic mis Siles Aid the strategic defense Iii alive. / the a polls said the communication Toton Gross did nol a lion people programs or Conj Lional War  and spare parts thai solders sailors and airmen a and die by. "1 Dor think thai it s proper to i Dent has Laid All right if you  one or two it said. He Slaid that we need Man things he half i oui in his budget j Bear in and thai when we Taff about the strategic modern Azalio program a great Jeal of thai is person Nel he  when we Wjk about ski a lot of that is pc Sonn High tech inc tidally go tees thai pay will re main a highly Visic budget my he said. There is a Tot it civilian Ccmmand for highly skilled people he snid. We so Ijlal All the time pilots for example air Rajic Foll rollers High skill electro f that the presi-5 to Cut Cut Weinberg Errings and those Nic work design an All of these arc pro Able quite   president Reagan pay raise in his s3 year. The Senate w and the House a signal staff Mem Are talking about Bon of computer  thai the civilian Side is of for very much greater com asked for a 4 percent military Ion request for defense Natul the total by $19 billion it by 135 billion. Cong res c authorizing committees Iise of Jcj Cerce beginning  of not tha the pay decision should be influenced bulb general a counting office report released this Mali that said military members receive 27 percent of m pay and a sensation than civil ians of he Savage and Edu cafin. You re Ming Aboul Averam pay for age groups and the Milky has a lot of  specially types of things if and i Don i think % can average any of those  he said. Theis that Wilre asking people to. Could in de giving their lives notice  probably will grab the 199b draw nearer and the pooling a win and women shrinks he awning that s 45 to 50 Perce Pennel costs is obviously som Phaffe he said c think ii s proper to devote prel budget for personnel. In is after. It advantages and leads thai we have Inion and Warsaw pact  it Basic difference Ike sacrifices that Alhout any prior higher profile As Figiele recruit of our budgeting we pm lose to half one of their the Sovi Navy from Page react and they la Beim Cone else can get Loyed ready to react t the people on the fro there trusts adj -. The Keyt a Navy s readiness to fluid is re Taining he personnel. Urf personnel issues Are going to be my lop ,. Ause i really feel that personnel Are the key to readiness he said. Dod chief says Dollar s fall of ado inst Mark yen Mav Rose  Washington Defonse Terv Caspar w. Weinberger says there Are some signs Huc on in Dollar from currencies such As inc German Mark May be casing in an Inmei View with the stars and stripes tuesday Weinberger said the More than 1 million Sergyj members Dod civilians and family men-1" seas Are caught among conflicting interests eral government s International economic Cut a Strong Dollar helps Cut costs of pre who live abroad and pay rent and utilities in Ign currencies but in hurts the nation s Trade Bank. In s recognized that the Fau the Dollar has cause increasing difficulties Forf Merican citizens who live and work overseas  the military is i Elargest group of Lhand. It s also recognized in the extra expenditure Jarc the defense department have to make win Huger said. We Savi quite a lot because inflation was much lower wharf Thyone predicted but we had 10 give Al most Amor that saving Back because of the fall in the we also tried to make adjustments in various As allowances for people based on the Rise and fan of the Dollar he said. I think inc Gencil Vel of the fluctuation seems Tobe at least Al lha part where there Don l appear to be major gov Emmial efforts 10 change the value of in Dollar Agaj Verc of a willingness to rely on the Market Facto Enberger stressed the soviet threat. Viets Are adding More 10 their Navy and air Pacific than in any other part of me world disagreement that i or found in Korea Una or other places that the soviet threat is Here Andul hug. The ability to use Cam Ranh Bay i a major adopt Iota their strength. This does not Althal we set aside any of our commitments or our  that have to be devoted to other parts of the  that we recognize that the Pacific is vital and the fac requires a larger total Effort on our part and More Var our role there is exactly the in wits it is innate and every other place where we re toward deployed. We have to recognize that it s just a i Deal easier a great Deal better militarily and a Gless expensive to defend the United states from advanced Forward positions than it is to try to do i from within the continent. It is also belter for our allies and belter for us to have Strong and free  Agan Farr wage 1 spy from Page 1. Ant safety lo1 he  a Ratlfy of issues from nuclear pow re Convent anal Force reductions in europ Perhaj most important the Sov negotiators a Geneva i placed on the table few proposals to reduce null weapons. We Canna Cepl these particular Popows without change Jet it appears that the soviets Ham begun to make a Lous  if both Sid represent a turn safer and More Reagan urged go Summit meeting that strike against Libya called off a preparatory ister Eduard a. Sheva George Shultz. "1 have Gorbachev my willing to prepare Tor the next lion is unimportant take place in mull Progress at the next in recent Amu make cuts in a states agreed to treaty for Al least the i genuinely Wai Point in the t Ful world / Progress this could Tori to make ours a fume preparations for a after the american air Hen the soviet Union Between ils foreign mine and Secretary of s Alea cd to general Secretary it representatives to meet Reagan said. The Loca i is that such a meeting i that we can make it1 the sort Union offered ton dear we wins if the United to the 1972 i a Ilist missile lore years dropped their Innis Bice that Ameri can fighter ballets in Western Europe Cpd on aircraft carriers be in fled in a treaty on is the Rushi also drooped their  that american deter bombers in Western eur a and on aircraft can be included in a treaty of strategic arms the United Stales has consistently armed that these so Ped Forward based systems Are not at Egic arms. Information they received during the trial regarding classified material. As Miller was being led oui of the courtroom in hand cuffs he was asked for comment by reporter. He United and said let s say thank god for the court of  the verdicts Are a tribute to the collective commonsense of the jury system and this jury in particular said . Attorn by Robert Bonner. Had the Fri no moved As quickly Asil did in this Case far greater damage would have been done Miller s attorneys Joel Levine and Stanley Green Berg said hey were confident the verdict would be reversed on Appeal. Greenberg said he believed Miller had been denied fair trial because of Adverse rulings that kept the jury from hearing various pieces of evidence that might have supported his  com menling on Miller s mood he said thei Pendant was prepared to be convicted but has i i onto mormon Faith to give him strength. _ the jury which deliberated 21 hours Over four Dayi was the second panel to consider the complicated Case. The first jury to hear the Case said it could not reach Otmous verdict. I he overweight humbler with a lacklustre rec colled the least Likely protagonist for a sexy spy Dun. Ii Miller s former Bosses portrayed him u a fat Ilo Venly agent unable to handle Complex assignment an prone to losing his credentials and leaving key in the Fri Bureau door. His file was filled with reprimand and his inability to lose weight had led to a two week  from the Bureau. I government prosecutors argued that these trails i also made him More attractive to the soviet Kab