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Soviet Media also reported that the cargo vessel s skipper was warned 45 minutes before the collision to Chang course. Cidar a. Alico a politburo member heading the government probe of the disaster said the captains both of who Marc under arrest were guilty in the disaster. New detailed accounts of the Blacksea Accident that occurred about mid night sunday painted a picture of what newspapers called criminal negligence and disregard of warnings from Shore. The Accident left 116 confirmed dead and 282 missing. Officials say 836 of the 1,234 people aboard the tourist packed liner were pulled from the sea on Mon Day. Press reports published saturday said the search for bodies was continuing but did not indicate How Many of the miss ing passengers and Crew had been accounted for. The newspaper Sovie Skaya Rossiya said that soon after the liner left the port of Kovoros sysk about 11 . On Sun Day capt. Vadim Markov was warned that the freighter Pyotr Vaslev was approaching and was told to be careful. At the same time the paper said capt. Viktor Tkachenko of the Pyotr Vaslev was urged to take measures to change the collision course. That warning came 45 minutes before the Accident said the labor Union news paper trud. The freighter was obliged to reduce Speed and allow the liner to pass it said. But for some unexplained reason the Captain of the Pyotr Vaslev did not reduce the actions of the captains cannot be explained by any kind of logic soviet Skaya Rossiya said. The newspapers said the Crews talked twice by radio about How to divert their courses but held to the same heading Sand Speed. An earlier account by the helmsman of the Admiral Nakhli Mosaid the ships were in sight of each other during the radio conversations. After those discussions Markov left the Bridge completely and went below to his Cabin leaving his second assistant on duty according to Sovie Skaya Rossiya. That officer was unable to forecast tic situation correctly and by the time he took a decision to change course twas too late the report said. Meanwhile Tkachenko kept his Shipon course without any reduction of Speed. When it became obvious that there was going to be a collision he reduced Speed and even tried to Slop the vessel the paper said. But the great mass of the loaded ship More than 50,000 ions did not allow him to reduce his Speed Quick Rossiya quoted Aliev n saying a decision would be made soon on whether to try to raise the sunken liner built by the germans in i92s and sunk once before in world War ii. On Friday divers searched through the first class Salon promenade deck Cabins and other parts of the ship the paper said. It demands no Small amount of moral and physical strength to pull Bod ies from the ship one by one and bring them to the surface the paper said. The Pyotr Vaslev rammed the liner at12 Mph ripping a huge Hole in its Side and sinking it in seven to eight minutes official accounts say. The liner is reported to be resting on its gashed starboard Side in about 50yards of water. Soviet Union prepared to approve Dos Accord if . Shows readiness Washingto Fuji . An soviet officials beg special arms control talks Friday Ancic Leader of the soviet delegation said his entry is pre pared to reach agreement Tahere i readiness on the american Side the two Days of talks part of for the next Summit Bettj president Reagan and soviet Leader Mik Hail Gorbachev got under Way at the state whether he thought an agreement could be reached during the talks Viktor Karpov head of the soviet delegation told reporters As he ent the state department let s see. At i we Are prepared to reach an there is readiness on the Amethe talks Are designed to Points of agreement in Fence of meeting Between Sedl Rry of state George Shultz and vet foreign min ister Eduard in washing ton sept i9-2
