European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 26, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse , i .j1a of inside stripes o indictments handed Down for military contract fraud. Page 5 que sol antitrust suit goes to jury q Reagan vows Aid for stricken banners Page 26 Page 28 Utho Allf o unofficial Pui cation vol. 45, no. 99 saturday july 26. 1986 one seeks 3% go by Cunt Swift Wanh Englon Burea Washington the House armed service committee is recommending a 3 percent pay raise forthe nation 2.1 million Kravice member next Tuff member did committee voted to make Ubea h tend the defense Authea Goniu Tor fiscal1987 toward for a vote . If Tow committee he Spry the raise would Start in 1,1987. ,1 the tas him decision probably will stick."1 to keep military pay comparable to be private sector Thysh a rat committee earlier . Bill would say Jas or the raise he said. If the two versions Hill differ after each chamber votes on its committee s recommendation they will have to be reconciled in a conference of negotiator from die House and Senate. The Republican controlled Senate and Democrat controlled How split widely Over defense spending in debate Over budget totals while president Reagan re Quested $320 Billon for the Pentagon the Senate Navy restricts Smo cd of Ces by Norman Black apm lamp writer Washington of the Navy continuing a Pentagon has issued a directive ordering new limits of to dibacco use in offices. On ships and inside aircraft. The directive from Navy Secretary Fol of. Leh Magh. Also bans the Sale of tobacco products Cal and dental major educational Campaign for Sailor workers and conduct Basic smoke in the dents Ose Ednol to of Stu i officer Candi the a Justive leh Man of Gully 17 but not released unti Hur Aday applies to the corps and Navy and Mir to a great extent a _ cd last month by army score r. It also emphasizes a personal. Begun this year by adm. James inner chief of naval operations. Pcs Are to be implemented As soon Navy said thursday. _. Army the Navy directive declares that Thall be permitted Only to the extent that it endanger life or property or risk impairingten1 the new policy will apply to civilian As Well As Mili tary John o. A excellence Ini , the aia Spotti Lary person there Are roughly 350,000 Navy and Marine corps plus 571,000 on with the Navy and 196,000 on Active the marines. And commanders will be expected Tol Ignate areas for smoking inside offices As Well As on Ltd ship where smoking shall not be permitted in areas shared Bynon smokers unless in the commanding officers judgment ventilation is adequate to provide a health environment the policy Stales. Smoking will be banned in auditoriums libraries rooms elevators gymnasiums child care and a activity centers As Well As on Navy buses vans Buttle vehicles. Smoking will also be banned i Aling facilities both afloat and ashore action u adequate. Aid he would not ban smoking on All air Craft As whet Tymy did. Instead he said it would be up to the birr Al Hama under depending on the Type of plane to is adequate to allow the designation of slating area. Lehman ordered mull staffers nol to smoke inthe presence of patient Arre Mingin advising tobacco users of the risks associated we acc use the Bene fits of slopping and where to oink assistance the Sale of tobacco products in be prohibited Winall medical and dental facilities he wed. Those assigned to initial entry Andl Huing Point Sand morale welfare and recreation fac mtr must encourage smokers to Stop and non Tostan he said. Reagan says South Africa May face lesser sanctions Columbia . A president Reagan saying we Haven t closed any doors signalled thursday that the United states has not ruled out imposing any sanctions against South Africa. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said there is distinction Between punitive economic sanctions which Reagan opposes and lesser Steps perhaps including the dental of Landing rights in the United state for South african planes. Reagan posing for pictures at a Hayloft for sout Carolina s starving livestock was hiked whether the United states might consider Steps against South Afri Ca in concert with allies. We Haven t closed any doors he replied without elaboration. Speakes talking with reporters on air Force one Asit carried the president to a political speech Here noted that limited sanctions imposed against South Africa hut year will expire in september. As those Steps Are reviewed the decision would remade As to whether we want to add sanctions to that executive order Speakes said. And whether we would seek to take any additional Steps would be a product of a continuing review of the situation on the ground any moves by the South Afri can government toward the comments suggest a policy shift after harsh criticism of the president s speech tuesday when Reagan said we and our allies cannot dictate to the govern ment of a Sovereign nation nor should we on thursday Senate Republican Leader Robert Dole urged Reagan to come Forth with some new credible proposal on South Africa such As Dis Patching a special envoy to Pretoria. To i p., d 8693 a agreed to $301 billion and he House to $28j conference they agreed to $292 billion. Before the r budget Bill conference the House com Mittee voted no pay raise As part of its Effort to hold b spending to the House is such with the Senate committee s Bill using Abbiw my Jatis Tica concluded thai Mili tary pay trails part we mitc Tyilian work by 8.3 percent. A the committee believes hat i severe budget constraints being imposed on is essential thai military pay not be permitted to i further behind civilian wages die report said. Jenyu it Worth a photo Whirt rth conc Tad in spy o san fran thursday nun Jerry participant called the Indi the jibe fore r had in 1sco not a scleral jury convicted a former Navy radio r Whitw onh of Espi omme for his a soviet spy ring thamas been t damaging espionage cd piracy j332.cdata a admit deliberated 52 hours averting guilty verdicts on sever and live counts of tax fraud attorneys said later that they i talk with Whitworth about the Appeal. Which began March 24, the that Whitw onh in Exchange stolen classified Navy cryptogram passed it to John a. Walker jr., who i heading a so Tel spy ring and that report the Money on his tax returns news conference after the verdict one of see Whitworth on Page 28
