European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes Nancy fair cuddles Andy Sepulveda in wild Luecken child care program. See pages 8-9 d Walker deceptive officials say Page 2 d Aquino says women led revolution Page 5 d College nil football results sports the  a vol. 45, no. 157 monday september 22, 1986 he cedi d b693 a East West delegates tentatively of pact Stockholm Sweden a delegates to the 35-Nntion East West Security conference tentatively agreed sunday on information sharing measures de signed id reduce he risk thai War could break out by Accident in Europe. La is the first East West Security accor since the Salt ii pad in 1979. A forma vote on the agreement was scheduled for Laic sunday but it was delayed until monday so he document could be printed la then must be ratified by the 35 governments and is scheduled to take effect Jan. I. Both . And soviet delegates Praise the Accord As contributing to a More Sta ble military situation in Europe and improving East West relations in general. Soviet chief Delegate olog Grinevsky described it As it new foundation for the peace process in  . Delegation chief Robert Barry said the agreement shows East and West can say yes to each other for a  however a ranking . Delegate speaking on condition of anonymity said soviet required restrictions on verification through on Silc inspection made the agreement  agreement stipulates that Mem Bers of the North Atlantic treaty organization and inc Warsaw pact must notify the other bloc at least 42 Days in Advance when planning military anti Viries involving 13,000 soldiers or More or 300 tanks or More. Any nation conducting military a Nevers involving 17,000 soldiers or More must invite two observers fro Mother participants in the Stockholm con Ference. When Maneu vers involve amphibious landings or paratroops nations must notify the other Side if just 3,000 or More arc involved and Vilc observers if 5,000 troops or More arc taking part. The Stockholm conference on Security and Confidence building measures and disarmament in Europe began i january 1984, with delegations from the United slates Canada the soviet Union and All european nations except Albania. 11 was intended As a follow up to the initial East West Security conference that ended in Helsinki Finland in 1975. Lowas the first East West Security agreement since the Salt 1 strategic arms limitation treaty which never was ratified by the Senate but which Bot sides have claimed to observe. The Stockholm conference was due trend at Midnight Friday but delegates stopped the clock one hour before dead line to pursue negotiations on the few remaining obstacles. These included the size of military movements that would have to be announced to the other Side see pact on Page 28 Shultz holds firm line on Daniloff Washington a Secretary of state Georges Hull continued sunday to press the soviet Union to let american journalist Nicholas Daniloff leave mos cow saying a superpower Summit is most unlikely until the ease is resolved. See related stories or a go 2 and 28. Meanwhile members of Congress supported the Reagan administration s decision to hold a firm line with the soviets until Daniloff is freed. "1 think it is most unlikely that you could have fruitful meeting in the conditions that we have today Shultz said on Abc s this week with David Brink Ley reiterating remarks he made saturday evening alter he concluded two Days of talks with soviet for eign minister Eduard Shevardnadze. It seems to me that what we must do is get this Cas settled before you really have an atmosphere that you can make some Progress on the things people want to talk about Shutlz said. At separate news conferences after their meeting ended saturday Shultz and Shevardnadze reported they had made some Progress in preparing for a second meeting Between president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. But Shultz said the soviet spy charges against Dani Loff were a stumbling Block and Shevardnadze cite the american expulsion of 25 people from the soviet , Mission As an obstacle. Soviet foreign ministry spokesman Gennady Gera Simov appearing sunday on lbs face the nation App Hwo soviet foreign minister Eduard Sherall Juulie Heko Meu Secretary of state George Shultz to his embassy said Resolution of the Daniloff Case is not a very big problem at  or. Daniloff is under investigation he is charged and usually he s going to be put to trial but because we Don t want this particular Case to be an obstacle in our relations we can find some kind of solution and let him free he said. Rep. Jack Kemp r-n.y., also appearing on the cd program said that while he agrees on the need for a Summit meeting the United states must set preconditions lest we walk in and simply talk and build up Hopes and have those Hopes dashed in front of the world where the soviets can take advantage of that propaganda forum thai we give  sen. Daniel p. Moynihan d-n.v., objected to an plan to release Dani Loffton Exchange for accused soviet spy Gennady Zakharov. Even to effect an arms sum Mit. Daniloff the Moscow correspondent for . News world report was arrested aug. 30 by the Kab on suspicion of spying. He was released sept. 12 to in custody of the . Embassy in Moscow. Zakharov an employee of the soviet Mission to the United nation who is charged with espionage was turned Over to the custody of the soviet Mission in new York pending further court proceedings. Shultz said the United states is determined to prosecute Zakharov adding the Case of the soviet spy is a very Clear Cut  Shultz said he would be willing to meet again with Shevardnadze this week in new York if there was anything substantial to talk  Gerasimov said a meeting in new York betwee Shultz and Shevardnadze had not been scheduled but of course we can always find time to squeeze it  Israel militarily backing lebanese a is Jerusalem a defense min ister Yitzhak Rabin said sunday that is Rael is backing up its lebanese militia allies Wilh israeli manned helicopter gunships and tanks to Hall a surge of guerrilla attacks in South Lebanon. He also suggested that Israel May in crease the estimated 1,000 troops i keeps in South Lebanon but he declined to elaborate. We Are using attack helicopters. Wear using our air planes to Cope with Ter ror in Lebanon As we Are using artillery and tanks. We feel free to use the whenever it is needed to Cope Wilh Ter ror Rabin said. Rabin told reporters the israeli assist Ance is meant to absolutely break these attacks by inflicting Large casualties on Hiil moslem guerrillas. The latest rocket attack saturday wounded i rec israeli soldiers the israeli military command said. The attack occurred in the israeli occupied Buffer zone of South Lebanon which stretches six to 10 Miles deep along the Border and is meant to prevent guerrillas from at tacking Israel. Two soldiers suffered slight injuries and the third was hospitalized with mod crate stomach wounds the command said. The attack came one Day after five French soldiers Wilh the . Interim Force in Lebanon were wounded by rocket fired at their Barracks in South Lebanon. Rabin briefed the Cabinet on thesty Ppd up assaults against israeli troops their lebanese allies and un1filin South Lebanon. Rabin blamed iranian backed Hezbollah extremists and the shiite amal Mili Lia for attacks which killed four French peacekeepers and at least 12 militiamen of the israeli financed South Lebanon army in the past six weeks. Rabin rejected As a false and twisted report a statement Friday by . Secretary general Javier Perez do Cuellari hat Israel was responsible for the South see Israel on Page 28