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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Tuesday, August 26, 1986

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 26, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Be 4 the stars and stripes tuesday August 26,1986 soviet held without bail on spy charge new York a a soviet employee of the United nations was ordered held without bail monday on an espionage charge after a Federal prosecutor a Guc d the mar was Likely 10 tee inc country if released gun Judy Fedorovich Zakharov a . Scientific Afta irs officer suspected of being a member of the soviet secret police was arrested saturday Nigrini As he Alleg edly Aitch pics to buy classified information from Ait Fri informant at a subway station in the Borough of Queens. Zakharov. Who docs not have diplomatic immunity was arraigned monday before . Magistrate Carol Amon in Brooklyn who ordered him held on the espionage charge. The charges carries a maximum a to acc of life imprisonment upon conviction. The charge was spelled out As conspiracy to deliverer attempt to deliver defense documents to be used to the injury of the United states and to the advantage Ofa foreign  . Attorney Andrew Paloncy argued for with holding bail because of inc seriousness of inc charge and the fact thai Zakharov is a soviet citizen believed by the Fri la be a member of the  Paloncy noted that Zakharov s wife and daughter were out of inc country and said he poses a High risk of  to the Fri Zakharov first approached the Fri informant three years ago when the informant. Was a col life student. However the relationship did not become illegal until saturday with an Exchange of classified information authorities said. The Case illustrates How the soviets often maintain Legal contacts with americans before pumping them for secrets the Fri said. The soviets and their surrogates have an insatiable appetite for oar scientific technical defense information Lane Bonner spokesman for the Fri in Washington said sunday night. Academic contacts Are nol unusual. Often hey arc nol outside the  the unidentified Queens College computer science student notified the Fri As soon As Zakharov approached him authorities said. O/7 refineries hike causes gasoline prices to jump los Angeles a american  anxious to take advantage of cheap foreign crude raised their rate the past two weeks causing Gas pump prices 10 jump nearly 1 it cents a gallon an Oil Industry analyst said. Refineries have raised their gasoline prices to wholesalers by just under 4 Cenis a gallon since Early August analyst in Lundberg said sunday. Wholesalers who Are replenishing their inventories Wilh cheap overseas crude have be enable to raise pump prices because or the higher summer demand for gasoline he said. Meanwhile the retailers profit margin has fallen by 2vt cents since aug. 8 be cause increased Competition on the Street has held Back increases at the pump. The Price of All grades of gasoline nationwide jumped 1.4 cents to 87,51 Cenaj from aug. 8 to aug. 22, said Lundberg whose Survey of 16,000 gasoline station nationwide found self service regular unleaded casting an average of 79.9 cents a gallon and full service Premium $1.193nationwide. Lundberg said refineries now operating at 85 percent capacity to move Smuch of the cheap foreign crude As Possi ble eventually will have to reverse the trend of rising prices when consumer Gas buying drops in the tall. Less driving will cause Trie wholesalers storage facilities to reach capacity meaning they won t buy As much fuel from the refineries which in turn will lower prices he said. Oline reached a High of $1.378 per in March 1981. The average Price in Jan uary of ibis year was $ 1 .20 before inc big Price slide began in response to dropping crude prices. Chasing the almighty Dollar nation self destructing through to Turner says Hilton head . Up Tele vision is a mess and the country itself destructing because of to Accord ing 10 Ted Turner owner of Cable news network. Turner branded commercial television abominable and charged the network with chasing the almighty  Turner who owns Ibe All Newt can testified before the Energy and Environ ment committee of he National Gover nors association. He was asked by new Mexico  Anaya what television could do to help communicate the need for conserving resources on i global basis. After saying newspapers have Gener ally done a pretty Good Job he jumped on television saying that in zeroes in Onich sensational and he added thai the problem in to u totally the  he said television is controlled by those in the consumer Supply Industry who warn to sell All they can and have people spend As much As they can on this junk which most of it  this is a mess he said. I Don Knaw what we can do about  i think the country is self destructing because of television he added. It s a real shame we Don t have More balanced  the leadership of to is Bomina  he said. They care for nothing but the almighty Dollar. We be got to getaway from that but i Don t know How. Turner who Drew Ripples of laughter from governors and spectators Wilh Bis and lib remarks joined Lester Brown president of world watch in urging new priorities and new International cooperation to conserve global  Turner said the real stumbling lock in achieving International cooperation is the con Ourng East West conflict that Drain the brainpower and the economies of the United states and the soviet Union. We have Mohave political Toler Ance Turner said communism is flopping All Over the place anyhow. Tuner we Don t have to be afraid  Brown who outlined the perils of shrinking resources also predicted an other Oil shortage in the United states. I Don t think there is any doubt that we will have another Energy crisis he said and added that Oil reserves Wilt again be concentrated in the open complies. He estimated that the crisis will occur in the Early 1990s and warned they la open be Bock in the Driver s seat witha much firmer hand than in the 1970s." president studying plans to revamp budget system Santa Barbara Calif. While House chief of staff Donald t. Regan  budget pro Cess As ail inefficient Mickey mouse system says president Reagan i studying plans Tor a major overhaul of the nation s budget program. Regan in California with the vacationing president said proposals to re Vamp the system put Forward by top while House aides last week definitely caught the Cleof the president. The White House has found Faul with the bucket process for years but has not put Forward a specific Reform package because of intense opposition in Congress which jealously guards its budget making authority. The president would put his idea before Congress in hit next slate of the Union address and make it one of his top priorities for his remaining two Yean in office Regan told report ers Turing a weekend meeting. We have a crazy Hodgepodge of budget Regan complained. No stale has a budget system. No either nation has a budget system like we do. We do Many things in the Federal level thai would be considered Dis honest and illegal if done in the Pri vate sector the chief of staff said. Regan the former Secretary of the Treasury was head of Merrill Lynch the nation s largest investment firm. We by receipts coming into Trust fund Are receipts to lie Federal government and count to the budget or budget deficit that is nol right by any budgeting tense Regan  chief of staff said concern on Capitol huh in the past wary of  proposals May change because of the $200 billion plus deficits and the pressures of the Gramm Rudman budget balancing Law. " think the atmosphere might be changing where people Are saying this is a Milf cry mouse is Lem " Rega said. He said the proposals included renewing push for the balanced budget amendment creating a Sepa rate capital Bud get for  Tion projects and eliminating Trust fund receipt  As for social Security and unemployment benefits from the . Treasury. Another possibility would be creating a two year budget Cycle instead of the current single year system Regan  has consistently rejected Reagan s pressure for a line item veto which would give inc president authority to veto special items in spending ills. Under the Constitution the prof Dent is allowed to veto Only entire Bitts. Suspect has new Jersey police seeing double Paterson no apr police picked up a Man who they thought was a jail Escapee wanted in South Carolina on drug charges but the Man who escaped after he was locked up turned Oul to be the wrong twin. It s kind of confusing detective Gene Schnaidt said. Schnaidt raid the Man police really want is Ronnie ambush 22, while the Man they picked up sunday was later identified through fingerprints As Ronnie s identical twin Ronald. The two of them have always done this Schnaidt said they never carry identification so when one is picked up they always say they re the other  he said the Broth ii have police records dating Back to 1981 Wilh Arrieu on charges including assault an narcotic sales and Possession. Ronnie is wanted in Marion county ., on charges of intending to distribute marijuana cocaine and a controlled dangerous substance and of escaping from jail the detective said. Marion county authorities said Ronnie was taken to the county jail last monday but escaped wednesday by overpowering guards with a knife a scat to open Bones. Paterson police thought they had spotted Ronnie Early sunday but picked up Ronald on the South Caro Lina arrest warrant. Ronald told police they really wanted Ronnie but police decided to bold him until be could be positively identified Schnaidt said several hours later police discovered that Ronald bad escaped from the municipal lockup Uil Orilie said. Schnaidt said Ronald apparently pulled out fixture in the cell and escaped through an air Shaft. Police broadcast a description of the Escapee and Ronald gave himself up during the afternoon scam aids said. Ronald will be charged with damaging municipal property but wont be barged with escape became betas never under arrest police said. Ronnie is still at Large  
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