European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes q lightweight voyager continues flight tests. Page 5 d military sponsors easing transition pages 13-15 o Miami tops latest College Grid poll Page 21 1uth6hizeo unofficial. Publication 0oh t vol. 45. No. 16s wednesday october 1, 1986. A mob feb Ioctl 0 8693 a Daniloff freed b d it tue. Allo soviets Curtin a rom a Frankfurt Dnn Ilowit. Freed m confinement on arrest was for a laced Story be "1 think it s of pc cd Over he As ing in Germany. Warrant. The Cas narrow political i political leverage pc the Kab did n punished items Clef Richard Bun to climbed aboard i he Daniloff moments Down the plane u Frankfurt Airport s Daniloff dressed x. Kominicki Slaff fit american journalist Nicholas y by the soviets after 31 Days milage charges told reporters his irrow political  see re Ous to everybody what has Hap Holh Daniloff said after arrive was arrested without an arrest As fabricated against me for the pose at giving the soviet Union the Case of Gennady Zakharov. I punish me he said. The Kab . Ambassador to Gin Many of Lhasa Airbus jetliner to Greet Ter the plane s 8 55 . Touch stopped about a half mile from lain terminal building. N i. " rec in the West and very grateful ushered aboard an Airport bus melted me to be Here  i cannot Tell of about any other arrangements. A l i know is that i am  Daniloff wits the and driven off. State  would not give details on Dan lofts travel i a or the length of his stay in Ger Many. The reporter and his wife who accompanied him on the flight fran Moscow reportedly were to spend the night at Ihl Home of he american Consul general in Frankfurt. 1 Danilof was wiped to Fly to the United Stales on tuesday. 1 the Kab imprisoned Dan Foft As an accused spy aug. 30, in what us of facials described As retaliation o a Lynda w Shih Nicholas Dun Toff talks with reporters in Frankfort. House overrides Reagan on South Africa sanctions Washington up the House in a crushing 313-83 decision has taken he first step to overturn president Reagan s veto of a Bill forcing new sanctions against South Africa setting up a showdown Vole in the Republican led Senate. Reagan made a late hour offer to order limited Sanc Tion As he appealed to Congress not to abandon his policy of quiet pressure on South Africa s White minority government to end its apartheid system of racial segregation. But though he succeeded with the same strategy last year derailing tougher sanctions nearing passage in Congress in favor of limited penalties that Fie extended this year critics denounced the offer monday. Opponents said the limited sanctions had no Impact on the Pretoria government and that violence and re pression has continued in the strife Lorn Region. Rep. Stephen Solan d-n.y., said Reagan s position is an act of incredible moral arrogance and supreme political cynicism and his expressions of concern make Crocodile tears seem like Perrier water sen. Richard Lugar Rini. Chairman of he foreign relations committee and usually a close Reagan ally said limited sanctions would be ineffective. To argue for Republican sanctions imposed by the president As opposed to those by a bipartisan Congress weakens american foreign policy he said. There was no doubt about the outcome in the House monday in which  79 republicans and four democrats voted with Reagan. The Tola was tar in excess of the two thirds Vole required to override a veto. The Senate voted 84-14 in favor of the sanctions Bill last month and the override vote could come up before the end of the week. To kill the veto and enact the Bill there must be a two thirds vote in both Chambers we have the votes to win Lugar said. In an Effort to Salvage his leadership on South Afri Ca Reagan offered 10 ban Iron and steel imports re strict new business investments unless the firms Are owned by Blacks or apply non discriminatory Tabor standards and bar South african government officials from using the . Banking system. Reagan has opposed what be Calls punitive sanctions refusing to consider the actions approved by Congress including a prohibition on any new business investment Banning imports of South african textiles Coal agricultural products and uranium and barring Landing rights for South african airlines. You Don t Stop the spread of communism by sup porting racism rep. William Cray opa., told the House. Today we have the Choice to stand with South african president . Botha apartheid and Ronald Reagan Gray said. Or we can stand with the Ameri can  for the arrest in new York a a 39-year-old physicist und so before leaving Moscow a for Victory sign and quoted a services said. I am leaving More in sorrow Loit said in Moscow. Daniloff who Speaks fluent castors were imprisoned for autocracy read a Farewell pc russian writer Mikhail Lermon flight on a snowy Moscow after Farewell unwashed Rush country of slaves the country from your pashas from their All hearing  the associated press Raj monday afternoon that he Oij my passport was returnee with my multiple entry visa is still valid he said. There was no immediate the soviet Mission in new Yaj spying by the United slates leave the country by tuesday had insisted that an order i Mission would stand regard lean unknown number of the left new York last week. Dan loft who was schedule in Moscow this month was jail after his arrest aug. 30. T the custody of the american at he was arrested outside to to meet a longtime source Dai by the soviet acquaintance Al Cret maps while Kab agents u the soviets accused Danilof earlier of Zakharov i Mission employee Poff. 51, hashed a v Sian poetry the news than in anger Dani russian and whose an ii ing russian czarist by the 19th Century v before boarding his in he quoted. The masters. I la hide seeing Eye from their led Daniloff Learned be allowed to leave the foreign ministry my press card which whether members of who Are accused of mid Mill be forced to i. The United Stales ing 25 members of the the Daniloff Case. Embers of the Mission close his assignment 14 Days in a soviet Hen was released into issador., where he had gone of said he was set up handed him top be in wait. If being a Cia agent officially charged him with espionage on sept. 7. Record Rains soak Midwest cause floods by United press International thunderstorms raked the Midwest on monday with winds of 60 Mph and record rain that swelled flood a lers running 5 feet deep through streets and into base ments throughout northeastern Illinois. In Montana earthen dikes held Back floodwaters that have killed hundreds of cattle. Storms that stretched from Oklahoma across the Plains into the Southern great lakes brought More rain monday to areas already saturated by downpours Flash flood watches were posted in Kansas Missouri Illinois lower Michigan and Southeast Wisconsin the National weather service said. Nearly 4.5 inches of rain fell in Hobart okla., and the 1.35 inches measured in Madison wis., broke the record for the Day set in 1878. Rain fell on Gurnee 111., feeding floodwaters from the Des Plains River that have covered nearly a Square mile of tie town seamen from Glen View naval air station joined volunteers trying to Stem the flood ing with sandbags along the Bank. The flooding has caused 125 million in damage in Lake county to which Borders Wisconsin North of Chicago. Gov. James r. Thompson declared the coun see floods on Page 28