European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 1, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes Friday August 1,1986 Powers Cou in f find rip in titanic Washington not contrary to he Long held belief that a Gash was ripped in inc titanic when it struck an iceberg it appears instead that die collision simply loosened or buckled seams in the Hull thereby flooding and sinking the giant liner. Or. Robert d. Ballard Leader of the expedition that made 11 dives onto the sunken ship said wednesday thai he and his colleagues had observed Many buckled plates Well below the Walc line. Bui they found no Gash. The collision did no generate a Gash he said adding that the damage was really separation of the plates of inc steel Hull. Ballard who spoke at a news conference at the National geographic society said the discovery would explain Why so Many survivors said they barely fell a soft As the ship sideswiped the iceberg. 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E operations rider making mapping icy ind thai we we wanted Secretary wanted to dior at the r a Ilion of from Theof by j operates about 270 sch nines educating about 15 120 for Chil Newfoundland. From the location of the compartments known to have been flooded in is believed the Hull sprung open As far aft As the second of inc liner s four Slacks. Those who fled the flooding compartments probably did not know whether the water was coming from a tear or through buckled plates Mallard said. Ballard said in appeared thai the Bow and Stem halves of the ship broke up very Early separating after the ship Sank beneath the surface perhaps from implosions caused by increasing water pressure. This would explain Why the two halves were lying 2,000 feet apart with the Stem twisted so that in laced the same direction As the Bow. Thai the two halves of the liner the world s larg est in her Day followed Independent paths to inc Bottom is further indicated by the distribution of debris. Large Copper pots and pans from inc kitchens Are lying on the Bottom but there is lilt a to tempt Fortune Hunters Ballard said. Most of the debris including chamber pots and space healers was from the third class Section. They arc not very Etc gang artefacts he said objects made of Wood or other organic substances have almost completely disintegrated but items made of Copper brass Glass and ceramics have been Little altered he said. No human remains were found. Ballard said the Bow apparently hit the Bottom at High velocity at an Angle of about 45 degrees digging a deep Crater and burying her nose in the sediment. Cracks in inc ship s Side indicate thai As the remainder of the Bow Section gradually settled onto the Bottom its weigh buckled the Hull under the Bridge Ballard believes inc Bow Section May be broken into several pieces further complicating any Salvage Effort. The titanic will protect itself from treasure Hunters he said. Month Trade deficit sets recon by the associated press the deficit was nearly identical in june to that ofter Pbyk Nonin with the Short fall showing no signs of Ernp fit Jujj Commerce department reported. Americans imported ji4.2 billion More Haj exported in june inc department said. Korju months of 1986. The deficit soared 10ju0nvnalf-Ycar level of 183.9 billion it said of the report did show Fop Glrst time a higher Defi Cit with Western eur Apman with Japan partly due to the More than drop in the value of the Dollar yen Over the last year. On Jibway Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volck ithe growing Trade deficit has placed the United Stales in a difficult and daom0imratan, 1 and could push the Maiio Ujj Mph Atsion. Volcker Taku iwo Bank ing committee thai the Mlp which reached a record $148.5 billion a is one of the main dangers to the j a year los. Economic expansion. Non. Volcker said the Domestic debt held increased As the Trade deficit grew tic Arnm used to pay for foreign goods flowed to foreign Kwh is my a capital has helped finance the huge Federal flow cannot be sustained forever he said. The longer that persists the More difficult and dangerous situation we Are in he said. Our financial Market becomes More and More Gramm Rud Mcm change of d by the Washington Post Washington the Senate wednesday approved legislation to Over Home supreme court objections to automatic enforcement rules in the Gramm Rudman budget Law. Approval came after reaching a bipartisan Compromise that would limit proposed new presidential Powers to order spending cuts. The Republican controlled Senate approved the plan 63 to 36, As part of a Bill to extend the Federal debt ceiling by s244 billion to $2.323 trillion. To e measure must be passed before Congress recesses for the summer in two weeks. Faie of the budget enforcement plan is unclear in the democratic controlled House. The plan empowers the president s office of management and budget to implement spending cuts required by Grain Trudman but spells out economic assumptions upon which deficit projections Are made and other key factors for next year and gives Congress authority to do so in inc future if in disagrees with bomb s decisions. The stalemate was broken As the House and the Senate had trouble meeting deficit reduction targets aimed at avoiding the automatic across the Board spending cuts Gramm Rudman requires if targets arc Noi met. There were expectations that Congress would miss its deficit target for fiscal 1987 by about $20 billion according to sources. Before counting savings currently under consideration. Congressional budget office officials Are tentatively anticipating a deficit of about $175 billion sources said. The supreme court in Early july held that the Gao was an Agency of the legislative Branch and. Could not exercise executive Powers to carry out the cuts thereby lossing responsibility for malting the cuts Back loan unwilling Congress. Indicted in police scandal olice officers from six police departments i nth i Massachusetts and a for Mer legislative aide have charges of stealing police examinations and raise a bum test scores and lowering the results of their rivals. William f. Weld the . Attorney wednesday hat the men formed a Lig Subj mov Irv to seize governmental Phoumma posed a serious threat to Law f a to Massachusetts the 10 present and Jimer police officers and a former Legisla ivc form a state senator were charged by a jury with racketeering conspiracy a separate indictment two of the offi arc accused of purchasing cocaine in Florida for Sale in Massachusetts. Also middles let attorney Scott a $1.5 million Bank burglary in the leaders of the group who were Leto Ward off investigation for five years. continues and More offi conspiracy began in 1976 ind a Medford police the office of when a Boston Poti lieutenant illegally made inc state department of and where police tests were of the tests sold for As much indictment said. As $3,0 training Accident kills Soldier in Utah by the los Angeles times one . Army Soldier was killed and two others were injured wednesday morning in a demolition training Accident during the giant Gallant Eagle 86" War games being conducted in the Southwest authorities said. Details of what was described Only As an explosion at the Dugway proving grounds in Utah were unavailable said . Air Force maj. John �. Meyer spokesman for the 10-Day, military exercise under Way in California and other Western states ". Military authorities Are investigating the Acci Dent he said. The names of All three soldiers were withheld Pend ing notification of relatives Meyer said. He added that one of the wounded soldiers was treated and released and the other remains hospitalized in stable Condi the exercises which began Friday involve 35,000 military personnel from All four branches of the armed services and Are designed to test combat efforts in desert conditions. During a similar exercise in 1982, six soldiers died and i 50 were injured when a Large scale paratrooper drop was conducted in severe winds
