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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Tuesday, September 23, 1986

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 23, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside strobes meet the birdman1 Page 3 o tour officials still optimistic Page 2 d weekend football results sports d today s Dollar buys 2.01 Marks. Page 27 the st tors and ripes san i a Autho Mied unofficial pulic vice Fob the . Ahmed fodcc9 vol. -15, no. 1s8 tuesday september 23. 1986 test a 0 8693 a Daniloff is hostage president tells . United nations a presi Dent Reagan told the United nations monday that there has been movement in  negotiations to reduce nuclear missile arsenals bul he condemned Moscow s detention of an american re Porter As a particularly disturbing example of soviet transgressions against human  the world expects better Reagan said in his fifth speech to the United nations. It expects contributions to the cause of peace that Only the leaders of the United states and the soviet Union can  meanwhile. Reagan s spokesman. Lorry Scakes said the president and soviet Leader Mikhail s. Gorbachev have now exchanged letters twice on the Case of Nicho Las Daniloff the Moscow correspondent for . News i world report. Up cakes would not detail either Exchange nor would he say whether Gorba Chev was less Han h than in his Public characterization last week of Daniloff As 3 spy who had been caught red handed addressing the . General Assem Bly Reagan said he soviet Union Cara the responsibility for the consequences of its action the president said there is no similarity in the cases against Daniloff and Gen see Daniloff on Page 28 of warns of flow m air or by requiring can Washington up to a major flaw in president Reagan a exec live order requiring drug tests for cd tin fed eral employees is Likely to Lead Nous test results and punish men Nocent workers. Pentagon sources Pentagon officials warned thai cause a provision of the order Calls it employees to provide urine without an observer present drug users could Tam per with specimens. Drug users in the military for exam ple have covertly switched their samples with other  during test ing officials and a civilian lawyer said. The White House order is really disturbing to me a Pentagon drug official said. Wilho i. An observer present agencies won t be Able in Tell if they re getting your specimen the next Guy s or the dog  who have administered the military s extensive drug test program said specimen switches led to the victimization of Many innocent service Mem ers before the Pentagon started requiring direct observation in the Early 19bos, Meredith Rountree an official in the White House drug abuse policy office said she had not considered the possibility of a malicious switch of specimens it s something i had t thought of she said. I Don t know what to say i would think there would be some re course Pentagon officials also said that without direct Obs nig users could  packets of clean urine in tar Daig or inserting Chemi cals into Lar  to confound the tests. The addition of soap or highly acidic chemicals to urine can make the tests of at urine unreadable officials said. Round acc Agriam that the exclusion follow resourceful drug n but said the and More important to dell0pbm privacy to Gam their so. It tilt meal at Eblem in terms of inaccurate sub sic said thursday but it s a a few fre willing to take Reagan s cake Sivc order issued last monday re qum drug tests for Federal employees hold to sensitive positions including presid Flacil appointees and Law enforcement of other positions inc rec those designated by the Agency chief old Yove National Security the Protection wife and prop erty Public health or Safe for other functions requiring a High Der Elf Trust and Confidence the executive Orab Tays. White House officials said by could not estimate How Many of the Zuj scillion Federal civilian employees Chi be tested but said $56 million had be marked for testing in fiscal 1987. App to some member of he soviet . Mission Watt to Board a plane in new York. I of expelled diplomats depart for soviet Union new York a the first of the 25 soviet diplomats ordered cd pulled from the United states left on an Aeroflot Jet among a group of peo ple carrying color televisions and i Docas sctt recorders. Tom Middlemiss a spokesman for the port authority of new York and new Jersey said the slate depart ment notified port authority police that 21 of the 25 United nations diplomats would be on the flight sunday. He said there was no Way of knowing How Many actually left. However Irene Payne of the . Mission to the United nations said Only two were aboard the Jet. She said she did not know when the others would leave. The officials left from see diplomats on Page 28 Voa Europe to cease broadcasting in december by Charlie Bowden Munich Bureau Munich voice of America s european opera Tion Voa Europe has been ordered shut Down less than a year after it began broadcasting contemporary music to Wisl Era Europe. We arc gradually phasing out our programming and will cease broadcasting dec. 31," said Frank Scott director of the Munich based operation. We re terribly disappointed because it looked like Voa Europe was a big  a spokeswoman for the Voa in Washington said monday that Money was the Only consideration in shutting Down the operation. She said the original one year Pilot program begun last october has been broadcasting 24 hours a Dav in English and is consid ered a Success however with everyone combing Bud gets for things to Cut the decision was made reluctantly by Voa director Richard w. Carlson and Charles Wick director of the United slates to Norma see Voa Europe on Page 28  
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