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They were dressed As furry the spokesman said we had no rabbits one Beagle and two relatively Normal types on the  the five who stayed on the lower for More than 4vi hours were charged with obstructing a policeman a criminal of sense the spokesman said. They were handed Over to police in Huntingdon he said. The other 10, who were arrested Afler entering the base in a minivan were charged with trespassing and released he said. The seven men and three women included four dressed As Pink rabbits two As beagles and one As a White Rabbit a military spokesman for the base said the protesters got through the Gate by driving in with a convoys a construction vehicles. He said my apparently had planned to scale of water Tower about so Yards from Umale he said they Dro up to the lower and began Cli Birum Wiki a ladder the brought with thug of defense Mij mry police were not Able to Slop two if a and three women from climbing the j the Baa about 35 Miles Northwest of Cambrum will be the second .  missile base when building is confine Ted in 1988. I nuclear protesters maintain year id Camps at both cruise missile base. Soviets prepared for arms Accord Washington up . And soviet officials began special arms control talks Friday and the Leader of the soviet delegation said his country is will ing to reach an agreement if there i readiness on the american  the two Days of talks pan of the preparations for the next Summit Between president Reagan and soviet Leader Mik Hail Gorbachev got under Way at the stale department. Asked whether he thought an agreement could be reached during the talks Viktor Karpov head of the soviet delegation told reporters As he entered the slate department Lei s see. At least we Are prepared to reach an agreement if there is readiness on the american  the talks Are designed to find possible Points of agreement in Advance of meeting Between Secretary of state George Shutlz and soviet foreign min ister Eduard Shevardnadze in was Huig a ton sept. 19-20. Karpov is the Bead of the soviet Jeg Alion to the Anns control Der Way in Gene Switz March i 198$. He a his were accompanied by Lor Yuli Dubinin. Talks follow others held in in mid August Between the delegations. The american Side is beaded by Paul Nitzsc special arms control adviser to Reagan and Shultz. Also included in the seven member . Team Are Max Kam Pelman Karpov s counterpart in Geneva and Richard Perle. Assistant Secretary of defense and an administration hard liner. The soviets were ushered into an or Nate seventh floor state department conference room where they were sealed around an Oval leather lopped table and posed for photographers. In All is peo ple were sealed at the table including an interpreter. The talks resumed saturday morning. Both sides declined 10 characterize Progress but the state department said the american Side raised in objections tothe continued detention in Moscow of Nicholas Danil olt. Correspondent . News & world report Kiaie department spokesman Charta Redman thursday said the fact that the meeting is going ahead As planned does k not mean b us incas As  he Laid . Government is raising the Dan loft to at every possible occasion and u " jew a Pronai measure tos Early release. Go in Soflin questioned Aboff slaying from staff and i Madrid Spain police saturday questioned several psf Lilc including a least one american Viceman stationed at Torrejon a a connection with the stabbing death Fyk Spanish youth at a Rock concert. W investigator have spoken with sever Al witnesses Kluding an american serv iceman Vwe do not have the name of a suspect not a police spokesman told United press International . Embassy spokesman Robert ear fold the stars Ana stripes that . Mili tary authorities Are cooperating with the Spanish police. . Air Force master sgt. Charles Jones told the newspaper that base officials could not comment on whether police questioned any servicemen. However he also said military officials Are cooperating. The Spanish National news Agency efe said homicide detectives spoke with several men stationed at Torrejon a in connection with a fight during a concert in a Madrid soccer stadium of the West German Rock group scorpions. Miguel Angel Rojas Castillo 20, died minutes after entering the provincial Hospital Friday from slab wounds in the Chest received in a fight during the con Cert a spokeswoman told the associated press. Ined in the Sam for treatment of Teuton the Aid Thea fight Between of american beat another Hospital sati wounds cat spokeswoman said. Police told efe thl youth was nabbed do Spanish youths and a servicemen sitting unreported. It was the second night of scorpions concert in two a ported. On wednesday 40 i injured and 16 arrested in _.,Afler Rock fans rioted for four hours Fol lowing a performance by the heavy Metal band. Bull writer Conn Chc Kiy  b uni repeat