European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday August 21, 1986 the stars and stripes o Shch Aransky s family granted exit visas Moscow a soviet authorities granted exit visas tuesday to he family of Anatoly Shch Aransky enabling Ihm to join the freed soviet human rights activist in Israel Shch Aransky s brother said. I jus Gol the papers today and i Haven i had a Chance to buy any tickets yet so 1 Don t know when we Wilt be an elated Leonid Suchara Nefcy Lod the associated press by Telephone. He said the five planned to leave for Israel by Way of Vienna Austria the Normal exit route for jewish Emi Grants analogy Shch Aransky has said he might Fly to Vienna to meet his family. In addition to Leonid Shch Aransky exit visas were granted to the Brothers Mother Ida Milgrom Leonid Shch Aransky s wife Raya and their two children. Al expander. 14, and Boris one year old and named for his late Grandfather. Analog Shch Aransky has no other close relatives in the soviet Union. His Wile Avital emigrated the Day after they were married in 197 4 and is with him in Israel. The family members were told on aug. 3 thai they had permission to leave the soviet Union by saturday. Since then they have in collecting the documents needed to obtain exit permits. Anotoly Shch Aransky has accused soviet authorities of delaying visas for his family which he said Werc part of the Deal in in East West prisoner Exchange that freed him from a soviet prison in february. A charismatic Leader of the soviet human rights movement that flourished in the 1970s before authorities began a crackdown. Shch Aransky served nearly nine years in prisons and labor Camps on charges of spying for he United states. Both official Washington and so Baransky denied soviet allegations that he was a. American spy. His imprisonment became a Central Issue of human rights activity around the world and a personal crusade for his wife and Mother. Milgrom. 78, wrote letters to soviet officials issued appeals
