European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 20, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d private launch Industry expected by 1989 Page 5 o army plans changes in mos policies Page 9 d Kelly signs with Buffalo for $7.5 million plus Page 21 the is an fe5?ripes eth Gisiko und Mici. Fujiu cation Suhi it. Alt cd Mph ctr vol. 45, no. 124 wednesday. August 20, 1986 a d 8693 a Harley weakens moves out to s by the associate North Carolina and the mid Al wic coast began mopping up tuesday in inc Wake of a Trivane Char icy which lost its punch and moved out Toth monday after causing m least live deaths. Charley was downgraded la a tropical Day Al Eromon and inc National weather service the storm weakened and moved away from land. By1 p.m., its highest sustained winds were so Mph. The weather service discontinued All Hurricane warnings and watches by noon monday and All coastal Gale warnings were discontinued by thai night. Hower. Gale warnings continued Laie monday in of so Waters South or Massachusetts. Massachusetts residents were warned that of storm could still bring very High tides and Suroiu minds. Butt Massachusetts civil defense  in Fram Ingham a Junior duty officer said Guk workers had gone Home and there were no Exon diary preparations for the storm. Al 9 p.m., the storm was jeered about 110 Miless oath soul West of Nant Dpn Island mass. It was moving away from land pure Northeast at 15 Mph. Three people died Olberd a win engine plane that crashed into Chesa Julke Bay on sunday while at tempting to land Rise storm. The bodies of a Man and a girl  monday from the sunken wreckage and Froman s body was recovered the night before acc moing to Baltimore county police. A Mytra n.c., woman died after her car went out of cd Wol in headlight deep water on an outer Banks causeway and plunged into banal and a Virginia Man died after his car Elrud Delorm downed tree. The storm hit nept Crecy s Southern Shore monday with driving Rai it winds gusting to 65 Mph hut no evacuations Joe ordered along the Shoreline. Officials initially feared a worst Case Charley s storm tides would Coin tide but inc weather service said therould pass at Low tide in mid afternoon. Casino gambling continued As usual and Harrah is gaming Hali locked up on sandbags to protect d windows less than 100 Yards from the har Bor. Ramek at Mon built Park in Ocean port was can celeb  naval air engineering Center was closed to bul essential personnel. The Jersey one escaped with Little disturbance i comparison with Lia a Timber when Hurricane Gloria passed 60 mites offs and hit the slate with 70-Niph i rids and 12-Lbot wave musing 140,3 million damage Bob Ebaugh a weather the Yacc specialist in Miami said Gloria and Charley cd babe compared Only innate. Gloria was a rather inn i Hurricane. There is no comparing the two he said. Atlantic electric co. Said about i Moo customers i three Southern new Jersey counties hot Power for about an hour monday morning. A Virginia Utility Crews worked Momoki Jcj restore electricity to 110,000 customers blacked Oovi unday by Charley s High winds and the storm washed 250feel of Harrison s pier a Norfolk landmark. The 17-mile Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel line see Charley on Page . May expand sanctions by inc Wun Toa port president Reagan intends to impose More economic sanctions against South Africa in an Effort 10 head off More sweeping sanctions already approved by Cort Gresi. While House officials Laid monday. The new unctions would be contained in an expanded executive order thai would also maintain Mea sures against South Africa initiated by the president a year ago under similar congressional pressure. Officials did stronger sanctions Wilt be necessary to persuade Congress to let stand a Reagan veto of the far More sweeping sanctions approved last week. The officials said Reagan has not yet selected the precise sanctions thai he will impose but he intends to act soon after Congress returns sept 9, about the time the original sanctions order is to expire. The executive order will probably coincide with the naming of a new . Ambassador to South Africa last year Reagan imposed a series of limited sanctions a ban on the Sale of South african Krugerrand limits on . Bank Loans and sates of certain technology to Pretoria and formal urging of . Firms operating in South Africa to practice fair employment. The National Security Council staff has been or dered to draw up a series of further options for the president to consider officials said. They said Reagan would choose from a list that includes such options As severing the . Landing rights of South Africa s National airline freezing non diplomatic Bank accounts of the South african govern ment and government controlled companies and de Nying . Visas to employees of the government and government controlled companies. One source said the administration faces a delicate decision on the sanctions it chooses not excessively punitive yet Strong enough to enable us to turn Back a veto override in the  Mikhail Gorbachev we two Gorbachev extends ban on nuke tests Moscow up soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev has extended his year old nuclear test moratorium until january in Hopes that president Reagan will sign a comprehensive Tesi ban treaty at & Summit later this year. "1 Appeal to president Ronald Reagan to take another impartial View of the present situation to Brush aside everything superficial and to Over come misconceptions with regard to the soviet Union and its foreign policy Gorbachev said. The soviet Leader went on National television monday to announce the Kremlin s third Exten Sion of the moratorium since it began on Auk. 6, 1985. The new expiration Date is Jan. 1,1987. The soviet Union is confident that agreements on ending nuclear ton can breached speedily and be signed already this year at the soviet american Summit meeting Gorbachev said. The United slates issued a Swift rejection the stale department dismissing a Hall in Amer ican tests As not in our interest or the allies after months of negotiations it was the finl indication by Gorbachev that he has agreed to the Washington Summit at the end of the year. Aba agent allegedly faced death Victor Cortez or. We fms Washington not the Meir can policemen who american officials say tortured a drug enforcement and. Ministration agent last week probably in tended to kill him officials close 10 the investigation of the Case said monday. Related Story Page 4. The mexican government has flatly denied that the american agent Victor Cortez jr., was mistreated. Officials said Cortez had reported thai while he was blindfolded and being Tor tured in a jail cell in Guadalajara on wednesday one of his captors told him if you hint this is bad wait until we get you out into the country and you la Sec what Camarena went  Dea agent Enrique Camarena Salazar was kidnapped in Guadalajara then Tor tured and killed in february i9sj. . Officials said monday that the Agency that took part in the abduction of Camarena the theft unit of the Jalisco state police was also responsible for de Taining Cone. Cortez told government investigators that when eight Jalisco police officers or dered him into a police car he told them i m not going with you. Thai s what happened to Camarena and we All know what happened to  the offi cers then forced him into their car at gunpoint Cortez told investigators. Cortez said the Dea agents who forced his release from jail had saved his life. If it had l been for them Corte said "1 Don t think i d be Here in the United Stales  a senior Federal Law enforcement offi Cial said the remark Cortez heard while in Captivity and of her information turned up in the investigation had led investigators 0 conclude that Cortez would have been taken elsewhere for further torture and probably would have been killed if other american agents had not forced his release. The mexican government says it has begun an in1, Cost Nealion of the Case