European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d troubled ban America returns former chief Page 5 d divers May have found piece of colossus Page 9 d astros red sox win in baseball playoffs Page 21 vol. 45, no. 179 tuesday october 14, 198i 0 8693 a Summit draws Praise criticism president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev leave Hordi House in Reykjavik sunday. New York Al initial world Ria clips to the Reykjavik Summit stalemate included a significant measure of disappointment hut the reaction include Calls that the Lack of Progress not he allowed to Spur the arms race or threaten world peace. See related stories photos pases 2, 3. President Reagan was to report to the american people monday night on the frustrating failure at the Summit where potential agreement on a sweeping arms treaty fell apart Over Star wars testing and dashed plans for another meeting Between Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. The two Day meeting at the Little House on Reykjavik Bay was one of the most disappointing superpower encounters of the postwar generation. Following the suspenseful final act. Gorbachev said it would have taken a madman to accept Reagan s proposals. Soviet official Georgi Arbatova blamed the United slates for an arms control dead  White House chief of staff Donald Regan said the soviets Are the ones who refused to make a Deal. I shows them up for what they Are. The soviets finally showed their  in the United states congressional democrats say the failure of the Iceland talks gives them new ammunition to fight Reagan s strategic defense initiative and could help them pick up seats in next month s elections. But republicans Are applauding Reagan s decision to walk away from a soviet trap saying that the soviets eagerness to scuttle the space based anti mis Sile system shows just How important it could be to the defense of the United slates. Sen. Richard Lugar r-lnd., Senate foreign relations committee chairman said the United state would have been icel in perpetual jeopardy if in had accepted the soviet conditions that would have precluded testing of Star wars and he strongly defended the president s stance. He said Reagan refused to blink when confronted with a soviet proposal that would have prohibited the United states from developing any defensive Delco continued on Page 28 key Tell us about it after the game Irving Texas up scores of football fans made it Clear that they con Sider football More important than sum Mitry when lbs to Cut into the Dallas cowboys Washington redskins game for a special news report on the talks in ice land. 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The cowboys won 30-6. Socialists lose votes in greek local elections Athens Greece a the socialists of prime minister Andreas Papandreou lost votes in local elec 9n Botn inc and according to result monday. Conservative challengers got More than 42 percent of the votes cast sunday in the three major cities Athens Piraeus and Salonica and support for incumbent socialist mayors declined to about 30 percent. Communist candidates got just Over 20 percent of the vote in each of the three cities cording to nearly co or ministry. Papandreou since no candidates won majorities runoffs will be held next sunday in the three largest cities and 245 smaller Urban centers. Socialists lost control of 20 provincial towns and almost 1,000 of the 5,700 villages according to Runoff i. Complete results from the Countryside alter this week the in is try said. The but this time some comr Nave pledged to cast Blank ballots in the run analysts said voters were protesting the austerity policy of Papandreou s government. His socialists easily won a new four year National term in june 1985, capturing 46 percent of the vote but imposed a two year wage freeze three months later. The government also Cut imports and welfare spending in an Effort to reduce a $3 billion deficit and 24 per cent annual inflation. Papandreou said recently will be   borrow its on its $16 billion foreign sunday s results did t show a swing to the right but a sense of frustration with the government s performance said a former member of Papandreou s panhellenic socialist movement. Nunt spokesman Miltiades Papaioannou had no political meaning Iny important issues but Constantine  Rof the conservative party new  the govern ment a Clear and definitive poit Nimmye Ake reject ing bankruptcy political