European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 23, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes o Pentagon warns of flaw in Reagan s drug order. Page 2 g March Marks anniversary of peace corps Page 5 q sunday s pro football results sports the Sims and tripes vol.45, no. 1 5b unto Talco in officus publication Fri tuesday september 23, 1986  and Irmo d 8693 a ., soviets approve treaty opening areas to inspection by the los Angeles time Stockholm Sweden a historic agreement 10 reduce the risk at War in Europe through mandatory observation Aerial inspection and Advance notification of All major military activities from the Atlantic to the ural mountains was concluded Here sunday night by the 35 slates participating in the 1975 Helsinki accords. In the first East West Security agreement 10 be Nugo listed since the never ratified Salt ii treaty of 1979, the soviet Union accepted for the first time the right Ofa foreign Power to carry out automatic on site inspect lion of conventional military forces deep in its nation Al territory. From Jan. 1, 1987, All participating Stales will have the automatic right to Send military observers to watch Large Maneu vers and exercises in any other state anywhere in Europe. After 33 months in Stockholm the conference on Confidence and Security building measures and Dis honeymoon1 in Portsmouth a phew the us. Battleship Iowa dwarfs dozens or smaller vessels sunday As it enters the Harbor it ports Mouth England. The six Day port Call is a rest and relaxation honeymoon after the Iowa participated in nato Northern wedding exercises. Although the Iowa got a rousing Welcome in end Tennit angry demonstrator greeted the 18 nato ships thai went to the Netherlands Ibl Loning the Maneu vers armament in Europe concluded formally monday morning with a round of Brief speeches in a final full session. Long months of marking Ime and getting no where gave Way in the last three weeks to a flurry of hard bargaining and detailed technical negotiation that has produced an agreement that Well exceeds the Best Hopes of january 1984, when the conference began. Ambassador Robert l. Barry head of the  Del see treaty on Page 28 France warned it endangered Kidnap victims Beirut up an iranian backed underground group warned France that it bears full responsibility for any harm that May came to hostage frenchmen i Lebanon because it broke a Promise regarding visas for two iraqi  French government denied inc accusations. In a statement sent sunday to Western news Agen cies in Beirut the islamic at Daw a party said France promised to allow two iraqis it extradited to Iraq in february to return to  would like Here to draw the attention of the parents of the French kidnapped that the French government bean full responsibility for any harm thai May afflict their sons because of their government s devious and treacherous methods it , the Date by which inc French govern ment claimed the two iraqi students it extradited to Iraq will return to Paris expired without the fulfil ment of this Promise the statement  quoted a French foreign ministry source As say ing sept. 5 that dissidents Fawzi Hamza and Hassan Khaireddine could return to Paris within id to 15 Days having obtained their visas however a French foreign ministry spokesman de Nied the accusations saying France has not broken its Promise to these two  French embassy was in touch with them very recently last week in fact on the question of their see France on Page 23 offers anti terror squad to France London up Britain has offered France the help of its elite Sas anti terror squad to fight a wave of terrorist bombings in Paris by suspected Arab guerrillas that have killed people. Three sunday Nea Faiu a old members of the  for the Royal air Sial air services squad were a tons with mention French Security ers. _ ded in a 1 Way period beginning sept. 8, killing eight people and wounding 164, and French authorities suspect followers of a lebanese guerrilla Leader jailed in France. The sunday times said the a Prece Neil was cleared in High level Paris and London last there was no com ish ministry of defense which discuss the activities of the elite anti terrorist squad. The Sas which has the Mono who Ems won widespread publicity in 1980 when in Hood shrouded troops ended a takeover of the iranian embassy in London Wilh a surgical strike that freed hostages. Ers have assisted foreign gov of a 1vl,.i"tltiiii nil the Royal air guerrilla i. Ronal squad. To be the firetto Nheb ii a Bei jul Ftp Milair service the the Moll o made available the sunda7Tbii soviets May free Daniloff to Clear Summit Snag by the los Angeles times Hail s. Gorbachev. Secretary of stale George Schuliz ques Gerasimov appearing on the lbs or  a soviet official the statement by foreign ministry lined on Abc s this week with Gram face the nation said that aft Washington a vice of Licati inc Stai Croeni of foreign Xvi misery  said he honed to an meetings Between Sulu and Shevar y the los Angeles tires a soviet official indicated sunday that the Kremlin would be Willingto free american journalist Nicholas Daniloff without a a to Clear the Way for a Summit Between president Reagan and soviet Leader Mik Haith t y spokesman Gennady Gerasimov reinforced growing indications that the two nations Are moving toward resolving the Daniloff Case which has become in chief obstacle to a Summit. Secretary Tione David Brinkley said he hoped to approach settlement of the Datloff Case Early this week when he and soviet for eign minister Eduard a. Shevardnadze May meet in new York. Gerasimov o the pro Gra fac the nation said that after meetings Between Sulu and Shevardnadze Friday and saturday in washing ton there were several ideas in the air for resolving the ease. He said a Diplo see Daniloff on Page 20