European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d airline workers face drug smuggling charges Page 5 d Navy to test civilians for drug use Page 9 d Rehnquist Scalia Are sworn in Page 28 the St ars  authorized unofficial publication for vol.45, no. 163 sunday september 28, 1986 d 8693 a Reagan vetoes sanctions Confes Washington not president Reagan Call ing punitive economic measures the wrong course to follow Friday night vetoed legislation imposiju_nik1l nomic sanctions against South pc Rcd almost certainty a Futar foreign policy Battle with Reagan said the United St Tessena i5bt Cut and  message to Congress Reagan asked Are truly helping the Black people of South Africa the lifelong victims of apartheid when we throw them out of work and leave them and their families jobless and hungry in those segregated townships or arc we simply assuming a moral posture at the expense of the presume to act the prcsidcnt7wrmkmuhad been expected waited to veto the  hours before the Midnight deadline at magically would Nave become Law. He Saio willing to work with Congress to design a better see Reagan on Page 28it s not the Lead character in a new Jhen King movie. This fierce looking creature climbing toward the photographer with fangs bared is a hairless cat. Only about 100 m the Breed Are reported in existence. The furless feline was in new York to take part in a cat show. Story Page 12. Nakasone issues apology says no slur was intended by the Washington Post Tokyo prime minister Yasuhiro Nakasone on saturday offered a heart Felt apology for his remarks monday suggesting that Blacks mexicans an puerto Picans have lowered the United states educational and intellectual level. I realize that my recent remarks have offended Many americans Nakasone said. I would like to express my Heartfelt apology. Let me make one thing very Clear. 1 have always firmly believed that America s greatness derives from the dynamism and achievements of her Many ethnic communities. Twas not my Inton Nakasone lion whatsoever to imply any racial discrimination nor to criticize any aspect of the american society. It is my Strong political commitment to strengthen the Friendship Between our two Peoples and i am determined to work for this cause he said. Nakasone issued the statement after a special meeting Friday night with several members of his Cabinet and other advis ers. It was in response to denunciations by members of Congress and american minority rights groups who said his words were a racial  particular concern to japanese officials was the introduction in Congress of a Resolution against Nakasone and talk Ofa Boycott of japanese goods. The government feared the uproar might spill Over into other areas of relations with the United Stales Japan s most important Trade and defense part Ner. Trade tensions have been particularly High in the last two  japanese Media gave major Atten Tion to the . Reaction. National television showed the Rev. Jesse Jackson visit ing the japanese embassy in Washington where he reportedly said his Rainbow coalition would take action unless an apology was  members of Congress denounced Nakasone in speeches on he floor. The departure of a Jet returning for eign minister Tadashi rur Anari to Japan from the . General Assembly meet ing in new York was delayed by a bomb threat Friday. The threat which turned out to be a hoax was thought to be linked to Nakasone s  uproar was particularly stinging to Nakasone who has been promoting Japan As an open International society during his four year administration. A major pillar of his influence in the japanese political world is what people Here Call the Ron Yasu relationship his personal rapport with president Rea Gan. It is used to imply that Nakasone see Nakasone on Page 28 soviets preparing for Daniloff to stand trial the United states for Nicholas Daniloff and said the soviet Union is i. Ahead with preparations for the detained journalist s trial. Foreign ministry spokesman Boris by Adushev added that further evidence against the Moscow Bureau chief for . News and world report had i gathered since he was arrested aug. 30mrf�f" of espionage. Continuing the  the Kremlin however  of calling Daniloff a spy. As is proclaiming him guilty the level or Gravity of his guilt is to be determined by the court As is his punishment by Adushev told reporters. As been gathered since his an and we Are prep trial he sail 1-year-old reporter was apprehend. _ Kab agents after an acquaintance gave him a package later found to contain maps marked  he has been charged with three counts of espionage and faces a maximum sentence of death if convicted. Secretary of state George Shultz and soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze met for the third Tim thursday night in new York to discuss the Case. Shultz  Timiani not echoed in  far we do not witness any Progress from the american Side the actions of which have brought it this tense situation by Adushev  has rejected the latest soviet my soviets reportedly offered to Exchange  Iso cd dissident for Gen Nady Zakharov a soviet arrested in new York a week before also is charged with spying