European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page2 the stars and stripes sunday september 21,1986 news update soviet deserter Frankfurt a human rights group said Friday that a Young soviet Soldier who deserted in Afghanistan and later left the United states to return Home has been sentenced to 12 years in a labor Camp. The International association for human rights a Frankfurt based group which has contacts with soviet emigres said 22-year old Nikolai Ryzhkova was convicted of High treason and was sentenced several months ago. He is serving his term in a Camp for political prisoners in Barasch to in the soviet Republic of Mol Davia they said. Dea agent s death san Diego a a mexi can police official who denies knowing anything about the slay ing of a . Drug agent has been indicted by a Federal grand jury that did t believe him. Mario Martinez Herrera was charged Friday with giving a false declaration to a grand jury. The charge carries a maximum sen tence of five years in jail and a $10.000 Fine. Martinez has been in custody since his arrest monday As a mate rial witness in the 1985 torture slaying of . Drug enforcement administration agent Enrique Ca Marina Salazar. Temperatures september it l h 6? 64 Ali in 63 70 Atlantic City 73 6ti  63 7t   fort Vyth Hart lad Honolu Luhr Iii Lon kit Nui City us vegas Lenn Gion Little Rock los angolan Lou if fld Lubbock 51 73 73 91 77 89 59 68 56 62 71 87 66 81 60 74 74 91 �0 76 66 63 58 6672 87 62 80 7t 88 60 72 72 97 61 74 43 7t 45 72 58 69 63 63 62 8 53 66 49 68 68 89 47 64 75 92 61 69 55 6854 74 75 89 47 68 70 90 64 65 38 63 57 65 73 89 61 73 65 98 75 89 63 81 71 92 62 73 Manchester a Mph Mam. 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With ii late  change m weather patterns or tempera Tampe Faturos recorded saturday Adana i Amsterdam at Twat Roano f be a f Biem Mahun b us he t 4am 4pm 72 66 Copenhagen r 39 6t Frankfurt i 73 73 London. I 57 70 Madrid d 43 54 Munch p 37 5? Pant. I 4 03 Rome p 4am 4pm 52 5739 64 43 6870 70 37 57 48 6466 79 prov Job out 13. 7m weather  other  High Low High Low co i 9t 73 Montreal. 83 57 dude i 63 39 Moscow. F 46 39 a Eunhi it 48 39 Oslo. It 59 41 Jerusalem t 84 64 Toronto r 68 57 Lisbon i 61 63 Vancouver. I 64 48 supplied by me associated press Flau cd Doudy a partly Cloudy a mostly Claudy a ram. Drug tests Don t violate 4th amendment . Says Boston a the Federal govern ment in its first court defense of drug testing of workers says the practice docs not constitute an unreasonable search or seizure and is similar to a Standard Back ground Check. Employees have no recognized absolute expectation of privacy that precludes an employer from conducting reasonable inquiries into an employee s fitness for duty assistant attorney gun crap Richard k. Willard said in a 33 Page Brief. The Justice department filed the Brief Friday in . District court in support of a Boston police department drug test ing program that is being challenged by a police Union on the grounds that it Vio lates the fourth amendment s ban on unreasonable search and seizure. The Justice department is monitoring similar lawsuits in other slates but this is the first in which it has become directly involved. Willard said the Boston Case could set an important precedent and have a direct bearing on president Reagan s executive order establishing similar drug test ing programs for a wide Range of Federal employees. In their argument the Federal prosecutors said governments arc no different from private employers in issuing drug tests. While government employees do not surrender their found amendment rights it by no Means follows that the should acquire fourth amendment rights not available to employees in the private sector Willard wrote. The government also argued that drug testing is neither a search nor a seizure. There is no seizure of the person when a Public employee during paid working hours is directed to report to a facility for the collection of a urine Sam ple rather than to the employee s usual working station Willard wrote Union attorney Frank j. Mcgee Dis agreed saying that urine testing could Lead to random blood tests and searches of officers  stress that the fourth amendment prohibits the government be it Feder Al state or local from conducting searches of one s body and seizures of one s body fluids without cause he said. Boston police commissioner Francis m. Roache has suspended testing until . District judge Robert e. Keeton decides the lawsuit which was filed by the Boston police patrolmen s association in  regulations would affect the department s 1,800 officers and 600 civil ians. South Africa prepared for Reform officials say Johannesburg South Africa up leaders of the ruling National party saturday said that they have a Clear blueprint for racial Reform and that the future Security of Blacks was tied to White Prosperity. Frederik w. De Jerk. Minister of Home affairs and Leader of the Transvaal Branch of the party told a provincial Congress in Pretoria to Stop speculating about the possibility of a National elec Tion but to be prepared for it when it came. On Friday night the 100th Day of a National state of emergency. President Picter w. Botha hinted broadly to the Congress that elections were imminent. Botha said he was convinced that or Derly evolutionary change can Only take place through the electorate. While i am on the subject i just want to say enjoy the speculation about an election among the journalists. Keep on guessing you May even get it right later he said. It was the second time in five week Botha hinted that elections could be held either in november or next april. At the National party Congress in a gust Botha said an election or a referendum might come sooner than you  under election Laws 56 Days 21 to select candidates and 35 to Campaign must elapse Between announcement of the election and polling which Means action must be taken by oct. 1 if the speculation of a nov. 26 election is to prove True. De Jerk re elected As the Transvaal Leader said the National party bad a Clear blueprint for Reform but would not allow itself to be pushed into going too quickly to change racial Laws in the country of 24 million Blacks and 5 Mil lion Whites. New methods new instruments and structures will be created to meet the de mands of our Complex society he said. He said the reality of the nation was that Black Prosperity Security and free Dom was inextricably bound to maintenance of White Prosperity Security and Freedom. Deklerk said Reform is not Worth while unless it solves More problems than it  Chris Huzenis minister of constitutional development and planning said negative aspects of apartheid were being removed including the repeal of the pass Laws and group areas act and Blacks could now move freely and own prop erty. These solutions could not be dictated but bad to be negotiated he said. In Pretoria the Bureau for information said a 24-year-old Black woman was shot and killed Friday night in Soweto by municipal police after a group of youths stoned passing cars. Otherwise the Bureau said in its daily report on racial unrest most of the country experienced a quiet Day and Only a few isolated incidents of a minor nature were  poll indicates Strong support for Summit los Angeles up sew Enty one percent of americans be Lieve a Summit meeting Between president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev is too important to cancel Over the soviet indictment of american reporter Nicholas Daniloff a new nation wide poll released Friday shows. Twenty percent said Reagan should cancel the Summit and 9 percent said they did not know what he should do because of the soviet detainment of Daniloff. A Moscow correspondent for . News & world report on espionage charges the poll showed. The poll was conducted by the Gallup organization. Many of those interviewed also expressed uncertainty Over Dani offs role. When asked if it is pos sible Daniloff was involved in espionage 24 percent said there was no Chance 34 percent said a Small Chance 22 percent a moderate Chance and 10 percent a Good Hance. Asked Why they believe the so Viets seized Daniloff 65 percent said the soviet Union s aim was to Trade him for accused Kremlin spy Gennady Zakharov who was arrested by the Fri in new York last month. Threats against air base in Turkey Spur precautionary Security Steps Bidav Odiehl staff writer in Ciurlik a Turkey schools were closed and most non military activities stopped on this . Air Force occupied turkish air base because of what base officials saturday called non specific  More detailed Security checks at the Only Entrance to the base armed guards patrol Ling areas such As movie Heaters and serv ice club parking lots and the cancellation of routine activities on the base went into effect thursday morning. Officials at the base weren t Able to say exactly what the threats were and they did t know when the base would return to Normal although it was announced that the High school and elementary school Here would reopen monday. Officials said that the reports came from intelligence sources. Col. Doug Ferris base commander said the threat to in Ciurlik is very Gen eral and the Steps we have taken Are pre cautionary and intended to reduce the number and vulnerability of any Likely terrorist  Ferris said the threat was a generalized one to military installations in the area. This combat support base is located in South Central Turkey near Adana. I addition there Are two other air Force installations at Ankara and Izmir. Nei ther has been affected. Ferris said no one was being restricted from going off the base. Officials recommended that people who did should not do so in uniform or in Large groups