European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 25, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d terrorism incidents not decreasing expert says Page 5 d France s Loire Valley stripes Magazine d Senate oks Manlon nomination Page 24  unofficial publication of vol. 45, no. 98 Friday. July 25. 1986 08693 a senators push for sanctions by he Washington Post Washington Secretary of slate George a Shutlz declaring that the turmoil in South Africa has taken a Sharp turn for the worse pleaded with a Broad coalition of senators wednesday not to limit . Flexibility by legislating new sanctions against the Pretoria regime. Shultz ran into a storm of protest from the Senate foreign relations committee that was almost unanimously critical just one Day after a policy statement on South Africa by president Reagan. The Tenor of the hearing and a statement by Senate Republican Leader Robert j. Dole of Kansas strongly suggested that the Senate will join the House in voting punitive sanctions despite the objections of Reagan and Sulu. Sen. Richard g. Lugar r-ind., chairman of the foreign relations committee said there is a bipartisan majority in uie Senate for voting new anti Pretoria Mea sures but no agreement yet on which ones to adopt. A spokesman for Lugar said the foreign relations committee Hopes to Clear a sanctions Bill for floor action next week with the aim of final passage before the mid August congressional recess Shultz in the most extensive and pessimistic administration assessment yet of the turmoil in South Africa spoke of narrowing Odds that an impending trag Edy can be prevented. In the past few months he said slender Hopes for peace and reconciliation have fallen victim to a headlong Rush toward violence. Doors that need to be open have slammed shut forces of political fragmentation and racial polarization have been set Loose. They will be very difficult to  saying that the forces of the marketplace have already imposed Strong sanctions against South Africa Shull painted a grim picture of capital flight voluntary disinvestment and disengagement by . And other foreign corporations emigration among whiles massive unemployment among Urban Blacks and rising violence and terrorism from extremists on All  a this Shult said is eroding the capacity of any future South african government to address the country s  Awu can t control thefts Gao says Washington tools Are inadequate to prevent the theft of Large amounts of weapons ammunition and explosives which end up being Safe on the Black Market congressional investigators report. Citing audits by army inspectors wit Nesses Tram the general accounting of fice testified wednesday that the Mili tary could not determine the amount of munitions Tost by the army each controls Are inadequate to Deluc. Iron said a Cao Repir Obi Ltd to a panel of the Sahf med services Commilla of weapons that Are flowing Market Are illustrated by  a former army sergeant Tampa Fla on july 7 when _ Ell an arms Cache to undercover agents flee Federal Bureau of alcohol co and firearms. The rockets  hand grenades r Sives and other weaponry. Trelmer was said to have offered to sell for 124,000, according to an official of the accounting office Richard Helm or who testified at wednesday s hear ing. The official is not related to the Man who was arrested. The accounting office. Arms Bureau  used in 44s bomb i Latch from 1976 to �85. The Nur in the last three years reaching 54 incidents last year. The army said that in the last year it had strengthened controls Over its Stock pile of munitions but an aide to sen. Pete Wilson the California Republican who presided at wednesday s hearings said that controls remained too lax. While Supply procedures have been Brce he Reg Uncial and a Congo i i staff member agreed. The general accounting office which investigated not just munitions thefts but All sorts of management problems in the military Supply Chain reviewed 347 re on written by its own investigators from the Pentagon from 1981 one  this year by the air Force if ten Hwa. Found evidence to support the per Jap Tynce of highly organized Shefl in Tiva cd by the buying Power of unfriendly  honeymoon in azores gives Royal newlyweds respite from Well wishers London up newlyweds Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson now the Duke and Duchess of York began an away from it All honeymoon in the azores islands thursday. Set related photos Page 3. Queen Elizabeth s second son and his Bride flew in to the . Airbase at Laveson the volcanic Island of Tercel a wednesday night and travelled Lothe port of Praia a Vitoria to Board the Royal yacht Britannia. Hundreds turned out to wave an cheer them on their Way the Noticia de Portugal news Agency said. The honeymoon plans were secret but the couple was expected to spend several Days cruising through the archipelago of Liny tropical islands. Their arrival marked the end of a Day of pageantry and Celebration shared by up to 500 million television viewers worldwide. The Prince and his Bride were mar ried by the archbishop of Canterbury according to the rites of the Book of common prayer of 1662. The Bride promised to love Cher ish and obey"1 her Prince. He slipped a ring of Welsh Gold other Finger pledging that Wilh this ring i thee wed with my body 1 thee worship and with All my worldly goods i thee  like most weddings it was also touched by fun and informality. The cameras caught Royal Pageboy waving and giggling gleefully from a hours drawn Carriage Queen Elizabeth dashing to round up a straying Tod Dler in the Buckingham Palace court Yard and Prince Charles giving his infant son a piggyback  before uie service the Queen followed Long standing tradition and conferred the title of puke of York on her second son. His wife will be known As the Duchess of York the celebrations went on Long after he newlyweds left London. The Queen Prince Charles and Princess Diana attended a private party at Claridge s hotel wednesday evening. American first lady Nancy Reagan was among the  the Ferguson s Home in the Vil Lage of Dummer the Bride s father Mai. Ronald Ferguson attended a Barbecue and a fireworks  cheering crowds elaborate ceremonies and splendid wedding dress and i7tt-fool train of Ivory silk Ful filled the Princess s prediction that it would be the greatest Day of her life the major said. Prince Andrew and his Bride Sarah leave Westminster Abbey. M photo