European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Exr Oring Budapest sees trims Magazine def Blandf Wales 1o mail in traffic tickets  3 d  Reagan Mideast policy Page 5 d nato s Rogers warns Al on defense spending rage 24 4u1hohiiio unofficial publication for Hugu humid vol.45, no. 147 Friday september 12, 1988 f  8693 a agreement rescues Egypt Israel Summit Cairo Egypt not egyptian and israeli negotiators agreed wednesday night on a formula Tor settling a Border dispute and salvaged a meeting thurs Day Between president Hosni Mubarak and prime minister Shimon Peres. That agreement cleared the Way for the Summit con Ference which will be the first meeting Between leaders of Egypt and Israel since 1981 and the first for Mubarak. The two Day meeting Wilt be in Alexandria. Egypt see retain Story Page 5. After More than 12 hours of meetings most of them with the american special Middle East envoy Richard w. Murphy taking part the two sides reached agreement on the terms under which heir Long running Border dispute Over the 700-Yard Sinai beachfront strip known As Taba would be sent to arbitration. We have finished everything Gen Avraham Tamir of Peres office said As he emerged from the Border talks shortly before 10 . The Summit will Start tomorrow and will go Over into  in Jerusalem the liked government bloc demanded that a Cabinet meeting be held before pern departure so strict guidelines could be Laid Down for the meeting israeli government sources said. In Washington officials reacted with gratification to the agreement on a formula for submitting the Border dispute to arbitration. The meeting has been promoted by the Reagan administration which is seeking a Symbol of Success in its Middle East policy after the collapse of the peace initiative backed by King Hussein of Jordan in february. The United Stales supports the increasingly weak egyptian Economy with More than $2 billion in Aid a year and sources close to the talks said Murphy had warned Mubarak thai it would be difficult to gel More Money from Congress if Egypt was seen As backing away from in ties Wilh Israel Reagan gets reply from Gorbachev Washington a president Reagan said Lale wednesday that soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev has replied to the . Request for the Early release of journalist Nicholas Dan loft who is being held by the Sovi ets on espionage charges. Reagan gave no details of Gorbachev s response saying "1 Don t want to Rock the  Reagan indicated thai an intense diplomatic Effort is under Way to secure Daniloff release but said it s not Safe to comment on the subject. He declined to predict when the Case might be resolved. One while House official said Daniloff might be released to the . Ambassador in Moscow Arthur Hartman. In return. Soviet physicist Gennady Zakharov now jailed in new York on spy charges could be turned Over to soviet ambassador Yuri Dubinin. Dubinin arrived at the slate department Lale wednesday for a meeting with Secretary of slate George p. Schuliz further fueling speculation. In other developments in Moscow Dan loft said soviet investigators were agreeable 10 the idea of releasing him to the Cus Tody of the . Ambassador pending his trial Accord ing to Jeff Trimble who works with Danil olt Al . News and world report. Soviet authorities made it Clear that the release would have to be reciprocal Trimble said although they did not mention the Zakharov Case directly. Sens. Patrick Leahy Del. And William Cohen a Maine calling Daniloff a victim of a state sponsored kidnapping urged the stale department to immediately enforce a Law reducing the number of soviet diplomats stationed in the United slates. An official of the Chau Lauquan institution of Jamestown . The sponsor of a High profile meet ing in the soviet Union Between . And soviet officials said the group would cancel next week s session if Daniloff remains jailed. Sen. Joseph a. Biden jr., d-dcl., urged Reagan to shun a Summit meeting late this year Wilh Gorbachev unless Dan loft is freed. Biden also suggested that the Fri round up soviets at their Washington embassy and at the United nations saying Rosl of those Sovi ets Are Kab agents. Women win 32 nominations 2 for Senate 15 for House by the Washington Post Washington female candidates were big winners in tuesday s primaries claiming two Senate nominations three for governor is for House seals and a dozen for various statewide offices. Among the winners were educator Carolyn Warner who won the democratic nomination for governor of Arizona and Bella Abzug a three term former congresswoman from Manhattan. Abzug took the first step in an attempted political comeback by winning a four Way race for the democratic nomination in a new York suburban congressional District now represented by Republican Joseph j. Dioguardi. The Day s biggest upset was in the new York demo cratic Senate primary where consumer lawyer Mark Green handily Defeated John s. Dyson a millionaire businessman and former state official despite being of upend by e Io-to-1 margin. Green will go against gop sen. Alfonse m. D Amato in november. Dyson remains on the ballot As the Liberal party candidate. Generally the favourites and incumbents won. Minnesota gov. Rudy Perpich a Democrat held off a Challenge by St. Paul mayor George Latimer to comfortably win renomination. He will be heavily favored in november Over former state legislator Cal Lude Man who won the Republican nomination with the help of Christian fundamentalists. In Wisconsin Deputy attorney general Edward r. Garvey easily Defeated former state party chairman Matthew Flynn and two other candidates in the demo cratic primary. He will Challenge gop sen Robert a Easlen or. In november. Also in Wisconsin democratic Goy. Anthony s. Earl who had Only Token primary opposition will face slate rep. Tommy Thompson who won the Republican primary. Democratic rep David obey will be challenged by Kevin Hermening the youngest or the americans who were held Hetage in Iran. None of the live senators running for re election republicans d Amato hasten and Warren rude Nan of new Hampshire and democrats Patrick j. Leahy of Vermont and Christopher j. Dodd of Connecticut had serious primary challenges. Leahy will face former gov. Richard a. Snelling in november and Rudman s opponent will be former Massachusetts gov. End Coll Peabody. None of inc older incumbent governors democrats Mario m. Cuomo of new York William a. O n Eill of Connecticut and Madeleine m. Kunin of ver Mont and republicans Edward Diperle of Rhode Island and John h. Sununu of new Hampshire faced serious primary opposition. O Neill s opponent will be state rep. Julie d. Belaga who Defeated two former stale senators. In Arizona Warner will face Republican Evan see nominations on Page 24 Rabin says terror group not identified Washington a israeli defense min ister Yitzhak Rabin said wednesday that it had not been determined which group sponsored the attack on a turkish synagogue last weekend Bui that any moves to combat such acts should be aimed at countries thai support terrorism. The question is not How to respond Rabin told reporter at the stale department after Hemet Secretary of slate George Shulin. As a mat Ter of fact we dont know exactly who carried out the  but we know which countries support terror ism he said. He said Western nations have increased their precautions against such attacks but Are not doing enough to Cope Wilh the source of terror ism that is to say with the countries that support and encourage terrorism Libya Syria and  his remarks appeared to be a general restate ment of the israeli and Reagan administration View that nations should be held responsible for harbouring and supporting terrorist groups