European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 10, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                 stripes to face be Kersee Page 21 Han increases 1 Page 21 i sox Cool off Page 22 Madera stand up f Golf rules Page 22authored unofficial duplication adm vol. 45, no. 114 sunday August 10, 1986 Al pm Juii f by d 8693 a Beirut blast kills 1 7 Beirut Lebanon not another huge car bomb exploded in he mainly moslem sector of the capital Friday kill ing 17 people and wounding 90 Othra. It was the seventh terrorist bombing in Beirut since. July 28. These include two particularly devastating car bombs in the moslem sector and one on the Christian Side is Well As four smaller bombings in Christian areas. The explosion Friday was followed by two hours of artillery and rocket exchanges across the line that divides the City. The shelling inflicted additional casualties in residential areas. All told the violence of the last two weeks has left More than 70 people dead and 400 wounded. A previously unknown group was re ported to have taken responsibility for the attack Friday. According to the Christian radio station voice of Leb anon a Man who said he spoke for the revolutionary liberation cells Tele phoned its offices and said his group had detonated the car bomb in West Beirut he moslem sector of the capital. The radio station which belongs to the phalanges party of president Amin oct Acyl said the Clandestine faction opposes a syrian military presence in West Beirut. In acc Chi Wicks about 400 syrian sol Diers have begun patrolling the so Reed of West Beirut and us mainly shiite mos Lem Southern suburbs alongside. Leb anese troops and policemen. News organizations Here have interpreted the bombing Campaign As an at tempt to sabotage efforts to restore Secu Rity and As an attempt to head off any political dialogue Between moslem and christians. The differences Between the two groups have effectively paralysed inc coalition government for the last seven months. Impact destroy satellite . Anti satellite to satellite missile warhead Tete Scopes lock on target infrared sensor steers into Coll course soviets fun missile into roughly same orb As target As it orbits Earth weapon s sensors match target s orbit exactly target satellite s  is fire  warhead fires Shotgun Rilke blast shrapnel at target destroying Satell in 10 out of 20 Twat graphic Sara by Unwe Amman Titus we note soviets have not tested ant satellite weapon House Senate Battle Over test bans defense budget Washington a the Senate refused Friday to extend a ban on anti satellite weapons tests while the House called for a one year halt to . Nuclear letting m the two Chambers worked on parallel ver tical of a Pentagon budget Bill. Halting anti satellite or asat weapons and ban Ning nuclear Tesu Are longtime goals of arms control advocates and Are opposed by the Reagan administration which wants to go ahead with both programs. The Democrat controlled House and Republican run Senate Are working on Bills authorizing the Penta gon s budget for the fiscal year starting oct. 1. President Reagan sought $320 billion for the Penia gon but the House package cuts it to $292 billion while the Senate would permit $295 billion. That Fig ure along with dozens of other differences on major weapons will be worked out by a conference commit tee. Alter approving the ban on . Nuclear tests the House quit for the Day and will spend next week work ing on the Bill. The Senate was to Complete action on saturday. On Friday night the Senate voted 62-34 to keep the current ceiling of $2,500 in a Law dealing with service contracts. Contract above that amount mint pay the local prevailing wage. The Bill had proposed raising the ceiling to $ 1 million. Voted sl-44 against retaining current limit in a Law dealing with wages paid on military construction contract. Current Law provides a $2,000 threshold above which the contracts Musl pay prevailing wages but the Bill would raise that figure to 250,000. Voted 61-33 to kill a proposal Banning tests of nuclear weapons for the Star wars anti missile project. Reagan insists the system will be non nuclear but see House on Page 28 urinary exam for Reagan called routine Washington a president Reagan telling aides he feels Fine is going into Bethesda naval Hospi Tal for his first urinary tract examination since four years ago when he was suffering from an infection. Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said the examination scheduled 10 be conducted saturday had been on the president s schedule since last week Al though plans for it were not announced until Friday. He said it would be performed under local aesthetic. Reagan was expected to return to the while House after he procedure. He skipped his usual weekend Outing to Camp David the presidential Retreat in Maryland s Cato tin mountains. Speakes said results of the examination would prob ably be announced shortly after in was completed. He said he did not know How Long it would Lake but the Tost one on april to 982, look about 90 minute. The spokesman said he did not know if Reagan had been experiencing any symptoms that made him de cide to have the examination adding i m not aware of anything and be told us he feels fine.1 Reagan s aides have been cautious in discussing his health since his wife Nancy complained about cover age of his surgery for Colon cancer 13 months ago. The reagans Are very specific about How they want their medical announcements handled Speakes said. Such tests often follow signs such As blood in the urine or difficulty urinating. However or. Eduardp Farcon a urologist at the new York University medi Cal Center said they might Well be recommended with out such symptoms in a Man of the president age who has had Colon cancer or a history of urinary tract infections Reagan 75, has had occasional urinary tract difficulties since 1967. The while House said Reagan s most recent urological flare up was in 1982. The president experienced slight discomfort after Hying to a number of speak ing engagements around the country. He took antibiotics and the problem cleared up but doctors advised a checkup anyway. After the examination they said no further treatment was needed. Speakes said doctors examining the president today would be looking for some abnormality in the urinary tract of he bladder to see if there s a growth a discoloration or Stone or whatever there