European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 26, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes Friday. September 26, 1986 . Still seeking solution to Daniloff Case United nations up . Officials said thursday 1h.il the United slates is hoping to put to Gether a Deal Hal would permit american reporter Nicholas Dan loft plus several soviet dissidents to leave inc soviet Union in Exchange for the eventual Freedom of accused soviet spy Gennady Zakharov. The officials said the United Stales rejected a soviet proposal that would permit some of the 25 soviet . Mission employees ordered Home by the uni cd states to remain As part of on agreement that would permit Danilof tto leave the soviet Union immediately. The officials in Washington said the United states has ruled out any link Between the Danil olt Case and the soviet . Mission employees being Cupelle be cause of their suspected involvement with espionage activities. All have diplomatic immunity but none has been publicly identified by the administration. Another administration official said thursday that news briefs massive demonstration planned at missile Sij Helbach Germany a arc exported to take part in protests . Air Force misstep site in Central Genany next month Organ stars said thursday we expect to fluff thousands of protesters los How up. Three a Plemen Frains and 1,200 buses have been a avg for  Christine Hun Mann  for the organisers told he Asso my press. The protest is  oct. 11 at the villages of has Scowen and tics Chhim in the rolling Hills of a Many s huns pc area. Commandant Safe i anfia Stein a have told pc and to avoid Confor Lions with the Demosi Naibors. We Jevc directed our personnel to avid con Francix fans and exercise restraint in a Civ with the Orion stators or activists on the week we of ii spokeswoman capt. Gail Hayes Toft Cia cd press in a Telephone interview. Alleged terrorist Leader arrested in Paris Park Paris up police arrested a suspected Leader of the extreme leftist direct action terrorist group thursday in a City Park As he was Tell ing reporters he was not involved in a Chain of deadly bomb attacks in Paris. I have nothing to do with these bombing  a visibly frightened Frederic Oriach,12, told reporters in Luxembourg gardens when several plainclothes police suddenly burst into the crowd shoved reporters aside and tried to grab  mustachioed Oriach began running away _ with police in close Pursuit. He made it about 30 Yards when police grabbed him and hustled him into a Van. The uni cd states will move ahead with the arraign ment in new York of Zakharov a soviet citizen employed by the United nations on espionage charges and that the 25 . Mission employees will have to leave the country by oct. 1. Attorney general Edwin a Csc told a news Confer ence that . Policy has not changed. As 10 Zakharov i think our plan is to go ahead and bring Zakharov to trial. That s what s going to be  asked what May Stop a trial. A Csc said the courthouse May bum lightning bolts May Flash so i will stick to what i be already  a Csc also said the in i cd states i s nearer than we were yesterday in resolving the Case. An administration official said that Secretary of state George Shultz has a free hand in the negotiations within the limits Laid Down by president Reagan who has ruled out any Daniloff Zakharov Trade. The official said that would exclude an arrangement in which Zakharov would be tried and then set free at some later Dale Shultz and soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze Are in new York for the . General Assem Bly the iwo held two unannounced meetings tuesday in an Effort to Settle the Daniloff affair that in Raiens t second Summit Between Reagan and Soviel Leader Mikhail Gorbachev Dan loft. 51, Moscow correspondent for . News & world report was seized aug. 30 on what the administration has called trumped up espionage charges following the aug. 23 arrest of Zakharov both men were released to their respective ambassadors sept. 12 bul still face spy trials and arc prohibited from returning Home. Germany frail net Cess Ful Euron qty followed by Munich. Then came the italian City Owoc acc the West German capital of Bonn the belgian Caprra Brussels ducks Oldorf and Wiesbaden in West Genri Arr Teyler darn in the Netherlands Stuttgart in West  in France. _ in he second 10 were the West germ Hannover Hamburg a Secl. Augsburg and Kan along with Florence Bologna and and Dijon and Nice in France no German City came anywhere Nead Ottom of the fist. The 20 cities at Hal end i ird Coventry i England Belfast in Northern to and Glasgow in Scotland Palermo in Sicily Juge in Belgium Lille i France and Naples in Ita pro last place was the ailing English port City  the study alleged to measure the Success of cities by various fam frs including average income in Envah migration and the number of hotel rooms fas an indication of the number of business Andrj wrist visitors. The West German cities held up the Best univer sity of Reading professor Paul Cheshire said the germans seem to have an Urban consciousness that gives an effect ivc focus to their cities. Further the germans have  the past in rebuilding the Amir the vast damage of world War ii  went for the Brave new world uhf prof modernism Hal now looks tatty according psf Shire and his associates a City s  its residents is linked to its general re health it is Public spending Hal contribute he amenities of Urban life. What makes West German cities so relatively at Rac Urban experts such As Cheshire say is Hal Ger in cars and City officials have taken into consid Craft Irb a cd the citizens themselves want in their cities Trab Tol foisting off the grandiose plans of Modem  planners. In advancing Retsil Muthe livability of West Ger Man cities. Housing in a Lani Pflaumer pointed out that he rebuilding of in Mujib country did not Lake place immediately after the Htut rather in the late 1950s and into the 1960s. By Fri pc Federal Law was passed that stipulated that new Urban must correspond 10 the nature of its surround thus our cities were spared some of the vast reconstruction that took place elsewhere Pflaumer said. Terrorists from Page kurd said. I Sparan mint so we can Harry and the meeting started at noon in Al. Conference Center where Queen  figures also were j ceremony. The one Day Era Obj Fol cling coincided with the opening by inc or Len of a Wec Klang conference of 200  from the Commonwealth the " association of Britain and its former Colo the conference of Interior ministers who control police and intelligence services in the european Trade bloc is being hosted by Britain which holds the i Mon Market s revolving chairmanship " in an earlier inter Vic a Mph Frince for a statement jailed nations by Premier Jacques if Irac who denied reports thai France had negotiated Ritly with a terrorist group for the release of Abdullah a lebanese jailed in i Hope bickering with t to do the same thing Aga Why 1 Welcome very much what having said yesterday. De by now Hal if you starter ply encourage them and that s s reported search in with staff sol. " iliac incs to Fror Van. They were Spurlock said she . Wagner head of Hanau s nations unit. I said to Wagner you know this is ill _ know you re just going to have to let them go. This i not the Way we treat kids he said to me i know it s not right bul we have to do this. We have our orders " Blanchc said thursday that Wagner had organized the search without Clearing it with the Provost marshal. He said the operation followed an incident monday evening near he school that involved american Stu dents and two turkish youths he had hints that the fight that occurred the Day before would continue on  Blanchc Saif he look immediate action but without the of his supervisors. He wanted to prevent m he thought he d better search Sor Nurnie suspects. The earlier Light look place  distance of the   said i whip found on students during the search  s decision. Students were searched on both buses and the school grounds he said. The police were looking for specific students and specific groups of  Randy Dougwillo 17, a senior at the school said one policeman told him the search was for drugs and weapons. One of Ihm put me against the Fence and patted me Down Dougwillo said. I saw one of the boys pushed up against the Fence and it was kind of a strip search. His pants were undone and his shoes and his s were off Ere kicking kids and pushing them again the Lennett Arnore Dale Frank it said my were  Guys Jutt a longhair. One of the mmh0hrrof Here right now/1 saw five or six Kij Sophomore  act air he was in i m on a Sruti i Jig policemen drag a Friend of Mil Jii Worth said. They pushed him up again be and searched his gym  Junior Mandi Davis 15, said she saw maps drag Ging a student off the school bus. They had the Shin Oft his Back and they were frisk ing him she said. Assistant principal James Lynch called the incident a horrible  i saw kids being pushed up against the Fence by the military policemen and Cid people. When i asked what was going on they said they had their order from the Provost marshal. It went on for five or 19 minutes. There were crowds of kids standing around and they were becoming very excited. The whole thing came out of the Clear Blue. When i first saw All the policemen out there i first tho1" somebody had gotten killed 0d principal Donald Boa egg  to the parents ofnuumm0imcdentsand that Many plan with the Hanau staff judge adv i be spent 20 years in the Dodds system 17 Ai an administrator and i be never heard of something like this he said. I wart the youngsters to know Hal they weren t setup by an Joni at the school. If i had known about what was planned i would have been out at the from Gale Dodds District superintend and James Hill said he Picard of the incident wednesday morning when filled by Boepple. By to not condone such action by the police him Buffill i can understand How some overzealous Povic vib Midnight have taken such action when they relookurg4bborweapons." Community spokesman blk Lihi to complaints had been received by the staff Judi he s office by mid afternoon thursday