European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 16, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes d Ankara offers taste of old and new Page 3 d 8-month peace March ends in Washington Page 5 d Pitburg beats Hahn for Csc football title Page 23 the ,and,51ripes authobi1gd unofficial fut Catton vol. 45, no. 212 sunday november 16, 1986 i . Armid Force d 6693 a Reagan welcomes Thatcher Camp David my. A presi Dent Reagan welcomed British prime minister Margaret Thatcher to Cam David saturday for a round of talks on arms control and anti terrorism sane Lions against Syria. Reagan casually dressed in a leather Light jacket drove a Small Golf cart to Thatcher s helicopter As it landed. The president gave the prime minister a Kisson the Check As he welcomed her to his Woodland Retreat in Maryland. The two chatted amiably As they look a Short walk under Lead Gray skies and As Snow flakes fluttered to the president queried by reporters on whether additional hostages would be re teased in Lebanon gave no answer except to lift his arms in a who knows shrug. Conferring for the first time since Western economic Summit in june inc two leaders were upholding a tradition of High level talks at Camp David that began when Winston Church ill called on Franklin Roosevelt there in 1943. Thatcher planned to return to Brit Ain saturday night after a news Confer ence at the British embassy. At the top of the Agenda were two of the world s most difficult and dangerous issues controlling nuclear weapons and combating International terrorism. In a move eagerly sought by Britain the White House on Friday announced economic sanctions against Syria prompted by evidence gathered in Brit Ain that Syria sponsors terrorist acts the . Measures include a ban on Export of aircraft parts and other High technology items sanctions against the syrian National airline and a ban on offi Cial . Credits for Trade with that coun try. Britain asked for economic action Las month after prosecutors determined that syrian officials had helped a palestinian see Thatcher on Page 28 controversy persists Over ran an Dea Washington a president Reagan says methinks americans will approve the administration s secret arms shipments to Iran now that they Are Public but a democratic senator says if the american peo ple buy this one god help with the president and his legislative critics fencing Over . Contacts with Iran a published report said Reagan had ordered Cia director William j. Casey 10months ago to not inform Congress of the Covert weapons shipments. In saturday s editions the Washington Post said that according 10 informed sources Reagan signed an order on Jan. 17 that formally authorized the secret Deal Ings with Iran. In 1984, Casey signed an agreement promising to inform the Senate and House intelligence committees within 48 hours of any Covert activities approved bythe president. Reagan signed the january order to shield Casey from congressional committees which Are preparing for hearings on inc .-i ran contacts. The White House had no comment on the report spokesman Dak Pirovsky said Friday night. The spokesman s office did however state for in first Lime that the Cia was involved in he secret Irani an contacts altering the impression left by previous cons that the project was strictly a White House operation. Spokesman Larry Speakes told reporters Friday that the operational details were assigned to the National Security Council but the Csc conducted the operational details in conjunction with the every Contact that was made there was a representative of the Csc and the Cia present speak is said. Several lawmaker in both parties expressed critical or sceptical views on the president s decision to Send limited arms shipments to Iran which Reagan defend see Deal on Page 28 App Ald Barbara wart Huntton appear at a news a Day alter big birth. Acting on a tip Fri agents Friday with their Lopint ton Phillip who found the baby thursday. They arrested a woman i from � Pennsy Louiia hoi Pill nov. 7, and her Boyfriend. Story Page 2. Appalachia gets Snow but East s record cold ends by the associated press Snow sleet and freezing rain slackened roads in Appalachia saturday and frigid air dropped temperatures into single dig it in the Northern Plains but the record cold in the East has ended. Relate photo. Page 9. Travellers advisories were in effect saturday morning across the mountains Foothills and portions of the Piedmont area of the Carolina and pans of North pm Georgia. Rain fell from Georgia across Ala Bama and parts of Tennessee to toe lower Ohio Valley. In the Northern Plains temperature reached the single digits and they were in the teens across Eastern Montana Theda Kolas Minnesota and Northern Iowa and Nebraska. Snow flurries were scattered Over the Northern Rockies and Northern Plains. Mostly Clear skies were reported Over the Centre Plains with fair weather from the Central and Southern Rockies across the great Basin to Interior parti of Cali fornia and across the Northeast saturday forecast called for scattered Snow from Northern new England an Western new York across the Northern great lakes into Northern Minnesota rain with Snow in the mountains from the Pacific Northwest into the Centra and Northern inter Cunlain Region and scattered showers from the mid Atlantic coast across Eastern portions of the Ca re Tinas and Georgia through the Florida Peninsula. Highs in the 20s and 30s were expected from the Northern into Mountain Region across Montana the Dakota upper Mississippi Valley and the great lakes through Northern new York an new England. Temperatures should be in the 70s from Central and Southern California through the desert Southwest across Western Texas and Northern Flor Ida and in the 80s in Central and South Ern Florida. In the Eastern third of the nation Early saturday morning temperatures generally were is to 20 degrees warmer than temperatures around the nation at 2a.m. Est ranged from minus i at Havre mont., to 77 at key West and Vero Beach a
