European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 5, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes g romanian family of seven seeks Asylum in  Page 2 q defensive tourism can prevent vacation ripoffs daily Magazine d today s Dollar buys 2.01 Marks rates Page 27 the stars and stripes vol. 45, no. 140 author into uhf Pickal publication of the u armed Foh Cei Friday september 5, 1986 ice Paiit d 8693 a soviets deny Daniloff Deal Moscow a the soviet foreign ministry thursday said in knows nothing about a proposed Deal to release american reporter Nicholas Dan loft jailed for six Days on suspicion of spying. Dan Tofts wife Ruth said she had heard Western reports of inc proposed Deal and was very  any kind of movement or negotiation is encouraging to me she said. . Officials in Washington said Ilic state depart Mentha proposed Dan loft be freed in Exchange for temporarily releasing a soviet physicist arrested in new York on spy charges. Under the Deal. Soviet . Employee Gennady f. Zakharov would be released until his trial into the custody of inc soviet ambassador. There also would be an understanding that he might be swapped in some future Deal with the soviets the . Officials said. Soviet foreign ministry spokesman Gennady Gera sirt Iov asked about the proposed Deal told a news conference thursday he did nol know about such a see Daniloff on Page 26 Prince at Harvard App Tou Britain s Prince Charles wean academic ceremonies reflecting on How the roles Cap and gown at ceremonies marking the of the United states and England hive 3sotb anniversary of Harvard univer changed since the founding of the Ulver Riter. The 38-year-old Prince spoke at the sit. Related Story on Page 13. E. German defector reportedly giving data Bonn a a High ranking East German military officer who defected to the West has provided new details about heavy military fortifications installed by he communists along the Border with West Germany a Bonn newspaper re ported thursday. The Bonn based die Well newspaper report was the second such report to appear in As Many Days concerning East German la. Col. Dietrich Mann. West German officials said earlier this week he had defected to West Germany on sunday. On wednesday the mass circulation Bild newspaper said Mann had provided Western Security officials with information on soviet contingency plans to sabotage Western targets in a crisis period. The die Welt report said East Ger Many s recently installed Border fortifications were aimed mainly at stopping escapes to the West but Mann also has provided information on soviet plans Tor Quick military strikes against nato forces. The Issue of communist instilled Bor Der fortifications is a very sensitive one in West Germany particularly the use of deadly weapons to prevent East Ger mans from fleeing to the West. Officials in Bonn regularly condemn such weapons As inhuman. Mann has provided intelligence offi see defector on Page 28 anti apartheid sanctions extended by Reagan Santa Barbara Calif. Up president Reagan extended a set of limited sanctions against South Africa for another year thursday and said additional measures could be taken by the United states and its allies to pressure the South african government. Reagan resisting pressure from con Gress for a tougher policy toward South Africa refused to go beyond the mild actions taken Tost year and made no commitments to future . Action. In a written message to Congress Rea Gan said he was extending the year old sanctions because South Africa s failure to abolish apartheid and its crackdown on Black protesters continue to endanger prospects for peaceful change in South Africa and threaten stability in the Region As a  the executive order would have expired tuesday. It bans some Bank Loans sales of nuclear technology and arms and Sain of computers to agencies thai administer or enforce the racial separation policy known As apartheid and it forbids the importation of Krugerrand Gold coins. Also . Companies that do not pro mole racial Equality in their South african operations win be denied Export assistance. Many teachers find 1 preparation Day not enough by Dave Walczak education writer faced with Only one official Day to prepare for to Day s opening of school Many department of defense dependents schools teachers worked without pay ear Lier this week to gel their classrooms ready. In previous years teachers had three to five Days of paid preparation Lime but Gramm Rud