European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes d defense department plans medical recruiting drive Page 4 d democrats continue arms control Battle Page 5 q football May help your marriage Page 23 ii Ujj the St for ii a authorized unofficial publication vol. 45, no. 156 sunday september 21, 1986, i . Akmion Fod cts in Mil of sunday d 8693 a Daniloff Deal said possible . Outraged Reagan tells soviet Washington up soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze after an unscheduled 45-Minulc meeting with president Reagan said Friday there is possibility of resolving the superpower standoff Over the detention of american reporter Nicholas Daniloff. Shevardnadze who presented Reagan with a letter from soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev dealing with arms control also met with Secretary of state George Shutlz for nearly six hours in the first Day of High level talks expected to pave the Way for a Reagan Gorba Chev Summit later this year. As he left his afternoon session with Shultz Shevardnadze was asked what about Daniloff there is a possibility of resolving it he said through an interpreter. Asked How. He pointed at re porters and said everything also depends on both Reagan and Shultz made the Daniloff Case the top item on the american Agenda emphasizing to the soviet foreign minister the depth of american outrage at the belie the soviets arc using an american reporter As a hostage to win the release of an accused soviet spy Gennady Zakharov. Shevardnadze and Shultz were to hold another full Day of talks on saturday. The two men Shook hands High Speed trains collide a photo British Rescue workers look for Sun ivors of a head on collision that killed the Engineer on one train and injured As Many As 60 passengers half of them seriously near Stafford in Central England. The express trains each travelling about 100 Mph and packed with commuters collided during the Rush hour Friday. It is a Miracle More people were not killed said police superintendent Bernard Bryan. Briefly in the state department at the end of the afternoon and appeared to be formal and Correct. White House chief of staff Donald Regan told re porters that the president was quite candid and Frank in telling Shevardnadze that we View the Dani Loff matter with a great Deal of seriousness Regan who proclaimed that there is no deadlock relations said he was certain the foreign min ister now knows we View the Daniloff Case with seriousness and this is not something we trumped the president met with foreign minister Shovard see Daniloff on Page 28 French seek 9 suspects in bombings Paris a authorities on saturday were searching for four lebanese Brothers and five other people allegedly behind the deadly wave of bombings that have terrorized France for nearly two weeks. Re lated Story and photo. Page 3. Photographs of five men and four women were sent out to police throughout the country on Friday with orders to apprehend them immediately for questioning in the attacks that have claimed the lives of eight peo ple and injured 164. Police blamed the attacks on the lebanese armed revolutionary faction known by its French initials As Farl a terrorist organization apparently headed by Georges Ibrahim Abdallah. He is serving a four year prison term in France for Possession of arms and false documents and also is charged with complicity in the murders of american and israeli diplomats. Responsibility for four of the five terrorist bombings since sept. 8 has been claimed by a group calling itself the committee of Solidarity with Arab and Middle East political prisoners which has demanded the re lease of Abdallah and two other jailed terrorists. Police arc convinced that organization is part of Farl and they largely dismiss other claims by a see bombings on Page 28 despite criticism Senate passes budget Bill Washington a the Senate Early saturday approved an election year budget plan that contains enough accounting tricks and sales of government assets to minimally meet the deficit Lim its of the Gramm Rudman Law. Although a Parade of senators blasted the measure and said it contained Little in real savings the Senate approved the package by an 88-7 vote after a Long Day of debate. Sen. J. James Exon d-neb., in a Typ ical comment called the Bill a perverted phony unrealistic approach to the budget problem. I just Don t think any senator should Vole for this Bill believing we have Ful filled the spirit of the budget act said sen. Bill Armstrong a Colo. We re just digging ourselves in deeper for next sen. Pete v. Dominici r-n.m., chair Man of the budget committee admitted that the Bill he helped write was not even close to a Good instead of raising taxes or cutting spending the Bill would shift around see budget on Page 28 promising Imti aids drug of d for use 1emment Friday Antoum per mental Ami aids drug called at has been cleared for wider use because initial tests indicate it can prolong the survival of some afflicted patients. Or. Robert e. Windom assistant rotary of health ill i zit agent Jam bems to hold Promise for som raids but he emphasized at a news Confer ence that is although pouncing hold great Pron ing life for Ajr Luup uncertainties toxic effects uncertainties about Long term benefits or ill effects he said. 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