European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 8, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Paga 6 the stars and stripes wednesday october 8,1986 Yuri Oriot left nod councilman John de Torpo tie m yellow ribbon around a Birch tree in Oakland Calif. Orlov cos Carter praises him for his support of human rights Oakland. No. Up soviet dissident Yuri Orlov in his first conversation with a prominent West Ern figure since leaving his Homeland telephoned for Mer president Carter monday and praised his support for human rights a spokesman said. You Are the first president to place human rights at the top of the Agenda As part of american foreign policy said Orlov. Who arrived in new York sunday As part of an Exchange for . Reporter Nicholas Dani Toff. Orlov had requested the Telephone conversation to thank Carter for helping him Settle into a new life said George Schira executive director of the Carter presidential Center in Atlanta. Schira was with Orlov at the new Jersey Home of or. Valentin Turchin. Where Orion was staying an listened to the Telephone conversation on an Extension. "1 want congratulate you. I m very proud of you Schira quoted Carter As saying from his summer Home in Georgia. I m proud of you Loo the red haired dissident responded at the Start of the 25-minute conversation. Orlov has been named a recipient of the Carter Menil human rights award and will receive $50.000 in december. However. Carter May provide Orlov with some financial support until he is Abuelo establish himself Schira said. Orlov a physicist is one of the world s leading specialists in the acceleration of subatomic panicles. He has already received employment offers from Ameri can institutions including Cornell University. Carter also inquired about Orlov s health and invited him la visit the newly opened presidential Cen Ter in  told the former president that some american red tape already has prevented him from opening a Bank account he docs not have a social Security number. . Will set up office to detect counter soviet propaganda Washington up the administration will establish an office to strengthen . Efforts to detect and respond to worldwide soviet disinformation and propaganda the stale department said monday. The office on disinformation analysis and response will be set up within the department in the next few months spokesman Charles Redman said. Officials said it will augment efforts already being made to combat soviet moves to discredit . Poli cies through such Means As forgeries. The office is being established under legislation enacted by Congress m july 19s5 requiring president Reagan 10 make a recommendation on whether such a unit should be created. The decision was transmitted to Congress aug. 29 and disclosed monday by the Washington times amid controversy Over disclosure last week of an administration disinformation Campaign intended Dartmouth col lege president David Mclaughlin who was criticized last Winter for his handling of a anti apartheid protest on Campus announced Mon Day that he will resign after he end of this school , who was named Dartmouth s 14th president in 1981, denied that Hii Resig nation had anything to do with the turmoil from the demonstration or Wilh a move by faculty members and students to oust him last year. I think that the events of Lai Winter were obviously difficult for the Mirc College As Well As the presidency but the Board of trustees could not have been More supportive through that period of Lime said Mclaughlin. Senate gives backing to curb on pesticides Washington not the scale voted on monday night to extend and strengthen the Law protecting the Public and the environment from chemical pesticides. The legislation which was unanimously approved by voice vote is similar to a Bill that has already been passed by the House the measure would require the environmental Protection Agency to Speed up retelling of pesticides Al ready on the Market to assure their safely. The Reagan administration has expressed some reservations about the amendments. Bui there has been no indication thai the president will veto the legislation. Former airline executive Robert six Dies at 79 by the los Angelca times los Angeles Robert six who built a tiny puddle jumper air Carrier with one daily round trip into Continental airlines died Mon Day of natural causes at his Home Here a family spokesman said. He was 79.he and his wife Audrey Meadows the actress who once played Alice Ramden on Jackie Glea son s television show the honeymooners celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in a gust. He had been married earlier to Broadway Star Ethel  served As Continental s chief executive until his retirement in 1980. Body of priest found near grand Canyon Trail grand Canyon. Ariz. A a roman Catholic priest whose body was found near a hiking Trail in he grand Canyon eight week after he entered the National Park apparently died of exposure and dehydration authorities said  Coconino county sheriffs department identified the body found saturday As that of the Rev. Casper Gensler 45, of  was last seen in Tucson and was reported missing after he failed to return to Ohio on aug. 28 As planned. A receipt in his car showed he had entered the Park on aug. 12. And he died soon after that said detective Mike Rice. Foul play was nol involved and the death apparently was not the result of a fall said Sher Iff Joe Richards. 500 bushels of apples end up in Highway Jam Rochester . Up Rush hour traffic near the Kodak Park manufacturing comple was snarled monday when 500 Bushel of Golden delicious apples fell from a truck and quickly became applesauce police said. Police investigator Peter econ Aid Jeffrey Toussaint 27, of Medina was driving to the Duffy Mott i Iii processing Plant in Williamson when the Bottom raw of crates in i truck Sud Denly shifted. The Load shifted and he dumped 500 bushels of apples Pecora said. Toussaint was not charged. Authorities said cars crushed the applet creating a Sticky mess. Firefighters were called to the scene to Wash Down the Road