European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page b the stars and St Lopes thursday August 21,19b6 two Korea Trade charges Over Doz shooting incident world today Seoul South Korea apr . Officials said wednesday North korean soldiers started a 5-Minule outbreak of shooting along she demilitarized Lone thai divides North Korea from South Korea. No casualties were re ported. However North Korea s official radio Pyongyang said the incident tue a Itcan when South korean soldiers fired More than n l machine gun rounds at a North korean guard pos the broadcast was monitored in Tokyo. It was the second Lime Ilik month that North Korea has fired across he or Militari cd zone prompting a return of fire according i the . Come. The . Come 5.111 showing began at 7 40 . Tuesday when to to to Luchine gun rounds were directed at a command Oty, Post on the Southern Hank of the Itjin  near the Han River Estuary the area is about 30 Miles Northwest of Seoul. The command said South korean soldiers at the observation Post returned defensive fire and sol Diers at a nearby . God Fuard Post used a loud speaker to Call on the n Firth koreans to end their fir ing. Instead of  the command statement said two North korean guard posts on the Northern Bank of the River each fired to to 0 machine gun rounds at the .c, guard Post at 74j . The .c. Guar Posl resumed defensive tin. Am firing ceased at 7 45 ." the . Come said a learn made up of ., australian and South korean representatives went to the site wednesday and confirmed hat North Korea Ini linked the  it said it planned to charge North Korea with this second serious violation of the armistice agreement this  charges of armistice violations Are brought before a commission thai was set up at the end of the 1950-93 korean War to oversee the truce. The commission meets at Panmunjom Village in the demilitarized zone when requested by either Side. No peace treaty has been signed in the conflict in which a multinational Force under . Auspices aided the South. The . Come has said there was an Exchange of gunfire at the demilitarized zone on aug. 5 thai also was initiated by North Korea. North Korea has charged that the aug. 5 incident was started by South Korea and has claimed thai the South also began shooting incidents aug. 8 and 9, the . Come has denied any shootings took place on aug. 8 or 9. Radio Pyongyang wednesday called tuesday s shooting a premeditated act by the South to Strain relations it and said South Korea must not misjudge our  Lugar discounts coup rumours praises Aquino official s loyalty Manila. Philippines Uro sen. Richard Lugar r-ind., said wednesday the loyally of defense min ister Juan Ponce nitrile tin Iiron thened president co Razon Aquino s government. Much would be in no danger during her upcoming trip to the United states. Lugar chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee said Washington has no credible information about a possible cup attempt by the military or any other group. He wid the United states would condemn such an attempt. We would certainty Louk very unfavourably on any such attempt from any Quarter and want that to be Clear Lugar told a news conference before going to Taiwan Ai the end of a three Day visit. We support the government that is presently in Power in the Philippines. We support president Aqui no specifically. Thai s unequivocal  Lugar said he had no doubt i hat Aquino would be buoyed by the reception she will receive when she makes an eight Day visit to the United Stales begin Ning sept. 15. And hat her government would be in no danger in her absence. I have no doubt that the continuity will continue Here in her absence Lugar said. President Reagan. Is optimistic about this government. He looks Forward to greeting president Aqui no and he gave me a letter to present to the president which expressed the extraordinary support that our president has for her and her  Lugar who me monday with Aquino said he held two meetings with Enrile one tuesday morning Al the defense ministry and the second at the residence of  Ambassador Stephen Bosworth tuesday night. Enrile who led the revolt hat ousted Ferdinand Marcos from 20 years in Power has held the defense portfolio since 1970. He has consistently supported a continued  Mil itary presence in the Philippines against Aquino s consistent statements that she will leave her options open after a .-Philippines treaty covering  Bases expires in 1991. I m impressed not Only with the strength that he brings to the government but with his absolute loyally to the government Lugar said. It s a Strong team. I come Back with a great Deal More Confidence about the strength of thai  Enrile disclosed last week the discovery of Art alleged plot by Marcos allies to attempt to Kidnap Aquino before or after her  Visit and grab Power to pave the Way for the ousted ruler s return from hawaiian Clife. Marcos allies backed by some 300 soldiers took Over the Manila hotel last month and declared a breakaway government but the min revolt ended 36 hours Bier when the soldiers surrendered in Exchange for clemency. Aquino has dismissed advice from some supporters that she cancel her  Visit As Well As a four Day tour of Indonesia and Singapore beginning sunday her first overseas trip since coming to pow a. Luar is on a two week asian tour that included an overnight Stop in Tokyo. After Taiwan he is expected to visit Indonesia Australia new zealand and Fiji before returning to Washington. Many French troops leaving Lebanon United nations api France is withdrawing most of its support troops from the . Peacekeeping Force in Southern Lebanon but is willing to replace them with a second infantry battalion a . Spokes Man said tuesday. Mario Zamovano. A spokesman for Secretary Gener Al Javier Perez de Cullar said a second French infantry unit is not needed now France will leave the bomb i disposal unit of is Login lies battalion with the . Force. Sweden agreed to Peri Ile Cullar s request to re place the departing French Supply transport and Engi Neering companies he  j. N o Date has been set for the Exchange. Zamorano said  of the French support troops is not related to a recent shoot out in Southern Lebanon Between ii Mich soldiers and gunmen of the shiite moslem militia Arnal. Four militiamen were killed and 18 French soldiers were wounded. Another incident was reported tuesday. Zamorano said gunmen who were not identified opened fire on two French positions but no casualties were reported. He said France first proposed pulling out its Logis tics battalion four months ago and even after the sup ply troops leave the French contingent will be the largest in the s,800-Man . Interim Force in Leb anon. France now has 1,391 men in the command known Asu Alfil including the 786-Man logistics battalion. Sweden contributes a 144-Mcmber medical unit to uni Fil which was sent to Southern Lebanon when israeli troops withdrew in March 1978 after an inva Sion of the area. Other nations contributing personnel to the Force Are Fiji Finland Ghana Ireland Nepal Norway and Italy. 3 injured in bomb blast near Beirut car Dealership Beirut. Lebanon api a Small bomb exploded wednesday near an Auto Dealership in Christian East Beirut injuring three people police  plastic bag containing 22 pounds of explosives went off near a Mercedes Benz showroom in East Beirut s Dora District at j1 15 a.m., pol ice said. Three people were injured and several cars and a bus parked nearby were damaged by the blast police said. None of the sedans inside the show room was hit. It was the eighth bombing attack in the Leb anese capital in 24 Days. The bombings have killed 96 people and wounded 51tt in the mos Lem and Christian sectors. 6th nuclear Power Plant in Korea begins operation Seoul South Korea a South Korea s sixth nuclear Power Plant began commercial operation wednesday at Yong Wang 200 Miles South of the capital. Officials at the Korea electric Power corp. Said the 950-Megawan Plant will boost South Korea s nuclear Power generating capacity to 4,766 megawatts. The new Plant has a pressurized Light water Type reactor from Weslin Ghousi electric corp. Of the United Stales they said. They did t Dis close the Cost of the Plant s construction. Israel deports 2 members of Black hebrews to  Tel Aviv Israel a Israel on wednes Day deported two More members of the Black hebrews sect to the United states bringing to six the number of Culliss expelled this month. The two Pelon Robrnson and james1 Sain. Were put aboard an Al Al flight to the United slates said Yadya Bat Israel who serves As a spokeswoman for the sect. They were deported for overstaying their visas. Bat Israel said iwo additional members of the sect were expected to be deported within 24 hours the deportations Are part of an israeli crack Down on the 1,500 Black hebrews who claim direct lineage to the biblical tribe of Judah. Israeli authorities contend that the cultists entered isred with  Passports under false pretences. Electrical Accident kills 2 germans in Greece neos Marmaras. Greece a two West German tourists were killed and three others injured in a bizarre electrical Accident Here police said wednesday. Gens Watty 22, and Karsten Pufpaff 14, both of Hamburg were killed tuesday when the 23-foot Mast of their Sailboat touched live electrical wires after they pulled the boat from the water said a cos Marmaras police spokesman who asked not to be named Holycr Seyfarth 44, of Hannover was listed in serious condition at Ashepa Hospital in the North Ern City of Sii Loniea. His wife Karen 44, and Daugh Ter Ilka 20, sustained minor injuries in the Accident. The police spokesman said the germans bad loaded the boat onto a trailer and were pushing it from the Beach to the Road to Hook onto their car when the Mast struck Public Power corp. Wires. Pakistani police detain journalists beaten by group Karachi Pakistan a an associated press photographer and a Canadian reporter were attacked and beaten by a group of men wednesday and then detained by police. A photographer Liu  United slates and Canadian free Lance journalist Susan Goldberg said that they had been covering an opposition demonstration when they were approached by a group of men who accused them and other foreign journalists of stirring up trouble. The men hit and pushed the journalists and tried to seize 1-iu s cameras. Police intervened and took the two journalists to the nearby Liaquat Abad police station where they were detained for about an hour