European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 8, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Side stripes q Sembach a planning for additional units Page 2 d investor Icahn makes Friendly bid for us Page 5 g today s Dollar buys 2.00 Marks rates Page 27 the stars an 1uthoiiied unofficial f u slip How of Thi . Mid Fot Cit vol. 45, no. 173 wednesday october 0, 1966 2eioiiirindbvhv d 8693 a 1 american adviser captured 3 killed Nicaragua c Aims Managua Nicaragua a the leftist govern ment claimed it captured a . Military adviser and killed three other american Cia operatives when it shot Down a rebel plane. Bui Secretary of slate George p. Shultz tuesday 5,1 id inc plane did no belong to . Govern men i. Sulu said the plane was t an american cargo plane but was hired by private people including americans. A Cia spokeswoman said the Agency was not involved. The sandinista government said it shot Down the plane sunday in the Jungle about 35 Miles North of Costa Rica and 91 Miles Southeast of Managua. It said the plane was loaded with rifles and ammunition. The defense ministry said the survivor told his Cap tors he was a . Military adviser based in Al Salva Dor and his companions who died were americans. We now have americans dying in or. Reagan s dirty War being waged against Nicaragua Alejandro Bandana foreign ministry Secretary general said an Abc s nightlife program this brings us closer to a direct Nicaragua United states  he later claimed on abcs Good morning Ameri see Nicaragua on Page 28 All business first Tody Nancy Reagan shrugs when asked it the White House Why she was t travelling to Iceland Tor Nett ing Between her husband president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Mrs. Reagan said the talks Art to be All  a related Alary on Page 3, photo on Page 9. 3 libyan terrorists traded for 4 italians Rome up Italy quietly exchanged three libyans convicted of terrorist attacks on libyan dissidents for four italians jailed in Libya including two convict Dof plotting against Libya Leader Moa mar Gad Hull the govern ment announced tuesday. A foreign ministry spokesman said the Swap look place monday under closely warded circumstances when the four italians arrived in Rome aboard an International red Cross plane arc 1hc three libyans flew to Tripoli Libya in another aircraft. The Exchange capped months of Diplo Matic negotiations to free the italians two of whom had a in serving lire terms after being convicted of taking part in a plot against the libyan government in August 1980 and were said id be in pre carious health the other two italians were serving jail sentences of 10 years each for illegal Possession of drugs. The Exchange was carried out quickly and quietly after libyan authorities in formed Italy that the four italians were pardoned. The libyans were jailed in Italy one since 1980 and the others since 1981, for shootings in a Qadhafi backed Campaign see terrorists in Page 28 . Won t try to raise soviet sub officials say by Norman Blackcap military writer Washington the United Stales has no plans to attempt the recovery of a soviet nuclear submarine lying a i Miles beneath the Atlantic and does t believe the soviet Union could raise the vessel either Pentagon officials say. Moreover because of the age of the t vessel there is Little of military significance to be Learned by raising it the officials added. It would be quite a feat to raise it vice adm. Powell f. Carter jr., the staff director for the joint chiefs of staff said monday. I Don t think you  Carter and it. Gen. Richard a. Bur pee director of operations for the joint chiefs of staff discussed the Fate of the Yankee class submarine after the Penta gon announced it had sunk More than 1,000 Miles East of North Carolina be fore Dawn monday. After its Crew abandoned ship for a nearby soviet merchant vessel the sub Sank to a fairly Rocky area about 18,000 feet below the Ocean s surface Carter said. The sub was believed to have carried16 nuclear tipped missiles and was pow sae soviet sub on Page 28 Gold mine9 of evidence seized in Larouche offices Leesburg a. Up state and Federal authorities tuesday studied a Gold mine of evidence seized in raids on the Headquarters of Lyndon Larouche and a spokesman for the political extremist said the opera Tion was a White House attempt to placate the soviets. Larouche who has not been charged in an alleged scam that led to indictments against 10 followers sent president Reagan a Telegram saying that any attempt to arrest him would represent an attempt to kill him. He said he would not be taken passively a Larouch spokesman said. . Attorney Henry Hudson said More than two tick loads of evidence were taken monday from two buildings owned by Larouche groups in downtown Leesburg Larouche s base of operations the past two years. The operation was extremely successful Hudson told a news conference. Among the materials obtained were Index cards that Hudson said supported charges of obstruction of jus see evidence on Page 28 pea teachers Union sets Sites on mod Region Page 9