European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 17, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes monday november 17,1988 Pope for Loi prepares jest trip vat Ijohn Paul i longest trip awing from Bangladesh of Australia catholics. The 30.1take the Fiji islam Seychelles in he is sch Dulion Tai. City api pop Eves tuesday on the. Hii pontificate densely populated the Barren Outback meet with roman Lile trip will also Ito Singapore the zealand and the Indian Ocean. Return to Rome chilean guerrillas Knock out Power Santiago. Chile a left Wing guerrillas blew up a major Power Pylon saturday neg he. Briefly blacking out the capital of Santiago and a 550-mile zone of the country Side according to authorities. Lights went out in Santiago at10.15 . Power was gradually restored after 20 minutes. Police said the blackout was caused by a terrorist bomb that  a Power Pylon in a Hucl just Soui if Santiago. More than Naif of Chile s 11 million people liven the affected area. 2 ships attacked in persian Gulf Cyprus a an id cargo Shin in the f were attacked sat by Iran the other by military statement Baghdad radio said e jets scored direct hits on a targe Oil iranian coast. The to identified and there nation of the report Tec Tives in London lid two iranian gun cd at the 16.000 Shaara Selling it flying the United Flag was carrying lit they said Nicos boil Tanker 1 persian a urday of Iraq. An Ira broadcast iraqi air Dand effect Tanker off f Tanker was iwas no con shipper and the Gull boats fired ton cargo fire. The Arab Emira Cement to k . Must take wider Steps is Lark jihad statement says Beirut Lebanon a jihad said saturday that the group will not release american  the United states makes Fui efforts to meet its demands. The typewritten note delivered to a Western news Agency in moslem West Beirut urged american officials to take unspecified wider  president Reagan revealed thursday he had delivered arms to Iran in a bid to improve relations with its islamic government. But he also reiterated a vow not to give in to the demands of those holding the hostages. Along with islamic jihad s arabic Guage statement was a Black and a photo of american Terry Anderson chief Middle East correspondent War the associated press. The group a repeated it had lulled . Embassy comical officer William Buckley claiming off was a spy. Anderson was adj filed in West Bei rut on March l6jf985. He is shown without his Lajia appearing to be i Good health and filing faintly he had a Beard in ally previous photos released by islamic Jimd which is believed made upon so Iii moslem extremists Loyal to Lirajr Ayatollah Khomeini. The american government should real hostile Terry Anderson. In photo released saturday ize very Well that we shall not resolve the Issue of the hostages unless our demands Are Ifie statement said. We shall note a fraction of a fingertip on this. The statement did not detail demands. But it appeared designed to dispute re ports that the group recently dropped one of its major conditions for freeing two americans and three frenchmen it says it still holds. Beirut newspapers and radio stations said two weeks ago that islamic jihad had dropped a demand for the Lelease of 17 convicts Servin jail terms in Kuwait for bombing the . And French embassies there dec. 12,1983. Kuwait has rejected the demand and the United Stales has repeatedly asserted it will not pressure Kuwait on the prison ers  Jacobsen s release was a result of some moves that would Lead if continued to a solution of the hostage isue the statement said. The amen 1 government should take a bigger role Arne Der Steps to meet our  the hostages  Jacolow 55, director of the american University Hospital was freed nov. 2 after nearly in months in islamic jihad Captivity Iran from Page 1 intelligence Field was being neutralized. Leahy explained there is a provi Sion in the Law which allows the White House to delay reporting of a Covert action provided it is reported in a timely fashion. It would seem this is u Sion they relied on. If so the  i in would be bound Byj Hoffler of the White House Lesaj but Leahy noted that ii months passed Between the Start of the operation and disclosure of the arms Transfer. Word of inc Deal moreover came be cause of revelations in Tehran and pub Jjck acknowledgements by Reagan and his users not in direct notification to the cd Leahy said. T question Jub Conan los is timely  Wuh stave been no Fifita had t been  administration and its newfound has in Tehran he said. He said the Legal issues involved in keeping the operation a secret from Ca Pitol Hill will be among the chief questions in congressional inquiries. In a televised speech last week Reagan acknowledged involvement of govern ment officials was limited to those with a strict need in  at the same time he said the actions i authorized were and Umpkin full compliance with fed a and the relevant committees of Congress Are being and will be fully in  until Friday involvement of the Cia in the iranian operation had been de scribed in terms similar 10 that of the state and defense departments which had div lanced themselves from the program. Clarifying Fie Issue White housed Keenun Larry Speakes said Secretary of race Page p. Shutlz Weinberger Casey and and key general Edwin Meese were involved when the policy was established. Hasenfus Illinois lawmaker ffompagfl1 Gofberg Dies St. Charles i. A . Rep. John e. Grotberg died Early saturday at his Home in this northeastern Illinois Community a spokeswoman for the Law maker said. He was 61. The freshman Republican lawmaker who represented the i4ih congressional District of metropolitan Chicago lapsed into a live week coma after undergoing experimental cancer treatment at the National institutes of health in january. He returned to Illinois in april and was hospitalized for complications from pneumonia earlier this month returning to his Home nov. 8, said Shirley Bowles a spokeswoman for the congressman. The cause of death was listed As Colon cancer and bronchial pneumonia. Grolbert a former slate representative and assistant Republican Leader of the Illinois Senate from 1981 to 1985, was elected to Congress in 1984. He won his party s nomination for re election but decided not to run because of his illness. Bowles said funeral services were scheduled for tuesday in is. Charles. Grotberg is survived by his wife Jean five children and six grandchildren. Knew he was supplying arms to counter revolutionary  he did the crime voluntarily he said. He was in charge of throwing out the arms to counter revolutionaries who operate in the Interior of  both the prosecution and defense said before the verdict was announced that they expected Hasenfus to be convicted and Given the maximum sentence. Shortly after the verdict was read . Embassy press attache Alberto Fernan Dez Reading a prepared statement said the Nicaragua government orchestrated a show trial. His conviction thus comes As Little  in Washington White House spokes Man Donald mates said we re not sur prised. The outcome was decided before the trial even started it served no purpose other than to make propaganda. State department spokesman Pete Martinez said Nicaragua convicted Hasenfus with a maximum of  the nicaraguan government s treat ment of or. Hansen us violated Many of his Basic due process rights under both International and nicaraguan Law Martinez said. Hasenfus1 sister Donna said at the family Home in Marin enc we thought we were All adjusted to the fact thai he would be found guilty and would be sentenced but the fact that there was no mention of a Pardon has been a Digap  in a tearful statement at the International press club in Managua Hasenfus wife Sally told reporters r Gene realizes thai in accepting his Jab he made a Terri ble mistake a mistake for which we have All paid dearly. "1 would Hope the sentence would be followed by a humanitarian gesture from the government i have Only gratitude and love in my heart for the people of Nicaragua who have treated me with kindness and Cour Tesy rather than the hostility that Circum stances would have  Hasenfus attorney Enrique Soldo Borgen said he did not know yet if he would Appeal the verdict. He said in maximum sentence was  Hasenfus was present As the verdict was read and showed no reaction to the sen tence. After the verdict which took about an hour to deliver was translated into English Hasenfus told the judge he wanted to a peal Reagan from Page 1 Reagan s secret contacts with the Irani ans or the american Supply of military equipment to Iran. I m not going to add to what the president said she responded to a ques Tion. He made his views absolutely Clear. We have diplomatic relations with Iran and recognize its importance As a  she added that Britain was Neutral in the Iran Iraq War and had not sold lethal weapons to either Side. I believe implicitly in the president s total integrity on that subject she said. In addition to securing Reagan s agreement not to give priority to Banning toy nuclear weapons system but to seek cuts within Mich systems Thatcher said she had received an affirmation from the president on american willingness to help Britain modernize in own limited nuclear deterrent submarine Force. It is vital that we continue to have a Independent nuclear Force she said of Britain s plans to upgrade its submarine Force with advanced Trident ii missiles which carry multiple nuclear warheads. Thatcher met with Reagan alone for one hour at Camp David the presiden tial Retreat in the Cato tin mountains. She then accompanied Reagan while he made Bis weekly five minute radio broadcast and they had � working lunch with their aides before Thatcher returned to Washington