European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 7, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes tuesday october 7,1988 Orlov vows to continue human rights fight new York a freed soviet dissident Yuri Orlov vows to continue the human right Campaign thai tended him in a labor Camp and exile in Siberia and says he feels guilty about those he left behind. Now i can speak freely about my Homeland and How it should develop Orlov said after arriving from Moscow with his wife. Irina a Vali Tova 44. On Sun Day Al Kennedy International Airport. I Promise not Only 10 engage in scientific research but to go on defending he rights or soviet people. I will continue to express my views he said after accepting roses and hugging several exiled comrades who met him at the Airport. Orlov and his wife went from the Airport to the Oakland n.j., Home of Valentin Turchin 3 soviet dissident who emigrated in 1978. The couple will Smy there until they find a Home. He s completely out of commission today said Susan Osnos or Ilie Hal Skink watch organization Here. He s just going to Lake it easy and try to gather himself for  Orlov was to return to new York City on tuesday news briefs Reagan not taking first lady to Summit Washington a president Reagan said monday he will not take his wife to Iceland with him later this week despite word thai soviet first lady Raisa Gorbachev will accompany her husband to the Summit in Reykjavik. Nancy Reagan also told reporters she in t going. She shrugged when told soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev plans to Lake his wife to ice land for whal Reagan though was to be a purely business meeting. Presidential spokesman Larry up cakes who earlier had said mrs. Reagan would nol travel 10 the Reykjavik Summit with her husband because it was to be All business said monday the United slates was caught off guard when officials Learned indirectly thai mrs Gorbachev would be in Reykjavik. Shevardnadze returns Home from 3-week trip Moscow a soviet foreign mini scr Eduard Shevardnadze returned to Moscow on monday after a three week trip to the United slates. Canada Mexico and Cuba that helped Clear the Way far the superpower Summit in ice land. The official news Agency Tass issued a Brief report on Shevardnadze s return saying Only where he had been and that he was met by fellow politburo member Seidar a. Aliev. No mention was made of Shevardnadze s Brief meeting in Washington with president Reagan or his talks Wilh Secretary of state George Shultz in which a Deal was worked out to free american journalist Nicholas Daniloff and soviet citizen Gennady Zakharov. Israeli jets bomb rocket Lebanon guerrilla base Beirut Lebanon a israeli jets bombed and rocketed a palestinian guerrilla base in the Northern province of Akbar monday in is race s deepest air strike Ever in Lebanon police said. Three guerrillas were reported Hurt. Police said eight fighter bombers took pan in the seven minute raid against the Hilltop base near Kosha be Kayel and Dahr near villages in the syrian controlled province. Ii was Israel s 12th air raid into Lebanon this year. In Iurii Anions of four the jets attacked a two Story building used by George Habash s popular front for the liberation of Palestine police said. Al the same time four other israeli Wai planet staged mock dive bombing a lacks on nearby training Tases for leftist lebanese militias they said. Militiamen and palestinian guerrillas tired Anil aircraft guns without effect according 10 the police report. Fora news conference she said less than an hour after his arrival he resumed his work for human rights As a free Man by declaring Anatoly Marchenko Day in Honor of a soviet Politi Cal prisoner who began a hunger strike aug. 4 o protest prison conditions. Speaking through an interpreter the Orlovs said they were Happy to be in the United Stales. But the 62-year-old dissident added that he Felt very complicated about his release to the West. I be left my Homeland i be left my native culture family close friends and this is not easy Orlov said. Orlov Orlov who began his Day sunday eating Barley por Ridge at Kcf Ortolo prison in Moscow mentioned dissidents still in Camps and in internal exile in the soviet Union including Andrei Sakharov Anatoly Karya Itin Mustafa Jami Lyer Irina Ralu Ilinskaya and Josef begun As he explained his mixed feelings about leaving his Homeland. I probably feel guilty in regard to them. Why am 1 Here and they Are Here he asked. The physicist had special words for president Rea Gan and All those in the United slates and the soviet Union who struggled for his release during the seven years he spent in a labor Camp and 2w years in siberian exile. I m very glad i have begun a free life Orlov said. When asked about the Deal Between Washington and Moscow that led to his release Orlov said he could not yet comment on it because he had Only read soviet news accounts of in. The Orlovs arrival in the United Stales was made possible under an agreement in which american re Porter Nicholas Daniloff and soviet . Employee Gennady Zakharov were allowed to return to their Home countries. Zakharov was amazed in new York on aug. 23 on spy charges and Daniloff was arrested in Moscow on espionage charges a week later. Cutback from Paga 1 the end of fiscal 1985. The last Lime that figure stood As High was in 1972. The House and Senate have approved different plans but both Call for significant cuts starting in fiscal 1987, which began oct. 1. According to con the House version Calls for the Pentagon to build the Enlis cd to olt scr ratio Back up to 6.5-to-l by the end of fiscal 1990. That plan would require about an 8 percent Cut in the number of offi cers Over the four year period totalling about 26,000 men and women the Senate Bill  nol specify a precise ratio Fig ure. Rather it requires a reduction of 2 percent a year during each of the next three Yean. We Don t know if the final outcome will be 2 percent for three years or 2 percent for four years but Well probably have to do Al least 2 percent or about 6,200 in fiscal 1987," Cox said. Cox said Friday the Pentagon could probably reduce the officer corps by 2 percent in fiscal 1987, but Only with great difficulty. He explained thai lacking changes in the Law the Pentagon has Only three ways of reducing the number of officers. The first is to Cut he number of new officers being recruited. Thai could be done through a combination of reductions in class sizes for the Reserve officer training corps program in colleges officer candidate schools within the military and at the three military academics. We Haven t figured out How to allocate that yet Cox said. The second method is to dismiss officers in the re serves and National guard who have been ordered to full Lime Active duty. There Are roughly 90,000 such officers now Many of them working in technical specially jobs. And the third is to Convene Early retirement boards Cox said. We have some authority to select people for Early retirement from among those who Are already eligible for  sub from Paga 1 the sinking. An official said earlier however that Many of the sub s Crew had been evacuated to nearby soviet merchant ships. The sub normally carries about 120 people. In fact some Pentagon sources noted that the weather had improved Early monday morning and said it was possible the soviets might have purposely scuttled the submarine after failing to control the leaks. The sources said damage visible above the waterline did not appear extensive enough to sink the sub. The sources also said the vessel May Well have suffered an explosion that ripped a Hole in its Hull beneath the waterline. Assuming thai the submarine remained open to the water As it Sank the vessel would not be crushed by the great pressure of 18,000 feet. The soviet Union is not believed to have any vessel capable of raising the submarine or pieces of the sub from such a depth. Although it is in Mothballs the United states has the Slomar explorer which has attempted such deep recoveries in the past. The ship built in secret in 1972 for the Cia was used in 1974 to recover pieces or another soviet submarine thai Sank in the Pacific nol far from Hawaii. President Reagan had been informed of the fire in a message from soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev on sat urday. As of mid Oming monday however presiden tial spokesman Larry Speakes said the White House had received no direct communication from the soviet government about the linking. Nor As of that Lime had there been any diplomatic messages to the stale department or any communication Between the soviet armed forces and the Pentagon. But the official soviet news Agency Tass did confirm that the sub had Sank. It said thai the Crew had been evacuated and that there was do loss of life. Braman said a Navy p3-c patrol plane reported the sinking More than 500 Miles East or Bermuda and 80 Miles from the Point where Friday s fire and explosion killed i rec men. Braman noted that the sub had encountered rough seas As it was being towed through the Atlantic. He added thai a reasonably prudent individual would have to assume that with the kind of damage that was shown in the photos you re going to be taking on some  Calendar from Page 1 in ton d.c., said the question is whether the Issue of those marking Days is negotiable. We say it is management says it in t. And they retain the right to set the work schedule. We appreciate the fact t it they be discussed everything with us. And we re in agreement on 85 to 90 percent of the issues. Our Only impasse is on the Issue of those two teacher marking Days. He said the Union recognizes that time was Par amount. We know that we Nave to get things settled after All it s already october. In essence the Bottom line is that we be agreed to the schedule presented by Dodds and we be put aside the Issue of the Marline Days. We re not going to get thai settled this year. We do however plan la bring it up again in the  Ernie Lehmann. The overseas federation of teach ers executive director said his Union it pleased with the new schedule or. Jerry Bloom acting Dodds director is to be commended. He s Shewn an understanding and caring for the work Force. We made our inputs last fall and in took them into  " the Oft retain bargaining rights in the Dodds Mediterranean Region. Lehman met with Region officials monday and said that elimination of the teacher work Days was disclosed. The Region will not stand in the Way if Kos a Princi pals want to Tel aside half Day for teachers in order to work on report cards Lehman said we re pleated with that arrangement