European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 17, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes to it i Flat m--1t la a we 1� statue Bethe pay hike and your paycheck what it Means. See charts. Page 9 the St and authorized us puvuc4tionj vol. 45, no. 182 Friday. October 17, 1986 d 8693 a % pay hike f""t1 " part o use by Chuck Vinch Washington t be uncertainly is Over. Services a Nocks will gel a 3percent  Jan. 1, Accord ing  services commit House and Senate conferees finished work on he defense authorization Bill and the defense portion of the appropriation Bill for fiscal 1987 late tuesday. The Bills were approved by the full House and Senate Laic wednesday and no go to president Reagan for his signature. Page 28. Vencen raise effective Jan. Firm Hill by both Chambers is signed by the president had recommended a 2 per cent raise effective Jan 1 for Federal i see pay hike on Page 28 Senate passes 4th Stopgap spending Bill Washington up the Senate trying to Buya Little More time to pass the largest spending Bill in history approved thursday and sent president Reagan a fourth temporary measure to keep the government running this Lime unlit Friday. Senate Republican Lender Robert Dole of Kansas indicated thai Reagan would sign the measure so Long As Congress continued to make Progress on the huge Long term legislation which is needed to allow the government to spend Money through sept. 30, 1987. Technically the government Wen broke at Midnight when a third Stopgap spending Bill expired and the Long term measure was still no approved by both the House and Senate. Working into the Carty morning the House tentatively approved the Long term. $$76 billion spending Bill needed to finance virtually every aspect of the Federal govern ment. U also passed the Short term Extension. But the House also added to the Long term Bill some amendments that the Senate docs not want an those disputes could keep the measure bouncing Back and Forth Between the two Chambers. Two of the amendments also could provoke u presidential veto. House supporters argued wednesday night thai the major Catchall spending Bill while not perfect was needed to keep the government operating. Rep. Trent Lett r-miss., conceded the process of com Bining an entire year of government spending in one Bill Slinks but he urged his colleagues to vote for the so called continuing Resolution to keep the government i operation. And so we can hopefully and mercifully bring this session of Congress to a  opponents led by rep. Patricia Schroeder d-colo.,Saij they did not want to Cost Down the government at a Cost of up to $55 million a Day. But they could not support a measure that deleted such important items nigerian wins literature Nobel economics prize goes to Stockholm Sweden a Wolc Soyinka 52. A a Ratific novelist playwright poet and passionate social critic who was jailed in his native Nigeria Dix mpg the Biafra War thursday became the first Axem Winner of the Nobel prize for literature. The swedish  cited Soyinka As a writer who in a  perspective and with poetic Over tonci shins 111 drama of  also thursday american James club in won the Nobel memorial nomic science for his theory nomic policy is formulated acct Fri to the self interest of politicians and to Soyinka said in Parij misday. I Hope this prize has not been Waimea because i have been a vigorous critic amp government and others Idi Amin s injun Iii for example. I Don t want to stink Fra Tingle moment it s because of my  he Urrin Paris to attend a meeting of the Inte Kiona theater Institute which he Heads. Yinka who writes in English has published it 20 works including More than 12 plays and two novels. Many of his works Deal with life in Nigeria and Are satirical. An outspoken government critic he was arise prize on Page 28 As a nuclear test ban and adherence to Salt 2 limits. In addition Schroeder noted the Catchall spending measure includes 5100 million in Aid to the Nicara Guan Contra rebels which she said sets a very very dangerous precedent in Central America. Of the two amendments that could trigger a veto one would prohibit Union companies from forming non Union subsidiaries a practice known As double Bre Asting theother would require a buy american provision for outer Continental shelf Oil drilling equipment. In a letter to speaker Thomas o Neill d-mass., Reagan urged the House to eliminate those policy provisions that remain of major concern Kyj me so that i can sign the  the Bill which funds everything from agriculture to social programs and transportation projects includes 292 billion for defense spending this year. S2s billion below Reagan s request. Soviets Alley dissident t leave for . Washington up the a it Union in Surprise move thu vday. Re least jewish dissident David Goldfarb and que wife c a to american industrialist Armand Harvier and Focy were in route to the United states a Havn look Osman and state department officials said. Of Goldfarb was on Ham rat corporate Boeing 727 Jet and had left Moscow. Mane carrying both men and mrs. Goldfarb was to Devi to arrive at Newark International Airport Crew Jer later thursday. The ailing  Purru a Kab overture to Frame american no Fijman Nicl Iov Daniloff. A slate Depalm to official said fee can confirm that Goldfarb Andonis wife Cecilia ill be arriving today with Art Najud Hammer on Halter s private plane. The  Jov Emmonl has followed Gold Faro s situation close for a number of years Andre Welcome the Resolution or his  \ All we Knprr Al this Point is we received Rall from Armand Hjamer s plane in which he re pork he has David go Barb on Board and the plane is copy cd to land be Peen 5 and 5 30," said the spoke Tanvi for Iwho is chairman of Occidental Petal fid Farb who is ill and has been in a Moscow 1was denied permission to pm ignite to Israel see soviets on Page today s Buck buys 1.96 marcs