European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 5, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page 24 Friday december 5,19b6 100,000 volunteers sent to War front Iran says Nicosia Cyprus a Iran said it tent  to the War front wit Iraq Afler the Erli Ament speaker old therny cattle Field victors made superpowers Lafot ties with Iran. A the Coluni Ftp of the Morufu fled corps shouting Deal rep America Jan fierce Al Teh ran s Azadi Sladik Tehran mfg said. Tehran today owned Fri Light said Heradio. The  is coming. East and West must know Tnp he loud cries of death to America and  will never vanish in moslem  j parliament spa Fer Hase Ferring to the a it Arras dear greatest  the world Artic enemies cd i a Sfanjani. Re imn said the the most satan Mankind thought by were unde sealable. They Knett before Stu and held out the ii egging arms asking for Yir attention and Viiar they hoped that you and your leaders woul talk to them. This kind of Victory is rare in  inside trader sentenced to 3 years probation Niyork up a Federal judge  Yuppie inside trader Robert Salsbury to three yet of probation saying his Kito authorities Shoul Dimo snare More sea Saab and important  world of vestment there Are of piously me higher  Al or excl Burnham it Skuld be brought to jus Tice said judge Gate Goettel before sentencing Salsbury to shaky Bis probation. Salsbury lira for investment analyst with  Lambert inc. And one office you Iff Wall Street track indicted in May in  schemewa5 described by his lawyers As a psychotic Genius. 1,000 pounds of cocaine seized by mexican cops Mexico City up Federal police con fiscal Dvore than half a ton of cocaine from Anai plane out landed in Mexico to refuel pm its Way to in excited Stales a gov Emmet Man said Wespe Day. Felipe Flor Eva spokesman Joanne attorney general s office told four coun Bias were detained monday Ltd a brim engine air plane rigged with $1 million in radar and other anti detection equipment of was confiscated in the Pacific stale of Collop re this shows Aje hav Jaid before that con sumption is High jut it is Nolvie Flora said. Flores Sai Jinhe plane s Prstt Jorge Roble Onorena 2tco-Pitol Jorge Al Recto Salas Rodas 25, and Tavio Hector Sustair flutes 39, were detainer in the plane. Carlos arltrt.0 Bedolla was apprehended on the ground. Alive colom . Felony riot charge against meat packers dropped Minn. A felony riot charge from a West last Spring at Hormel s flagship Plant have Beer missed against is people i eluding the   has an rated said Jim Cuvette  local p-9 of the United food but yer Vercial workers Union after the Cruz Resmie dropped monday by District judge we win join in of Faribault Mower count Rose Dutoi ced the riot charges after Toto 500 striking Ustin meat packers and Neir supporters bloc keypads to the Trik 8und ceo. A. Hormel & co full for s on april 11.1987. Strike Over wages and benefits began aug. 17,1986 and ended in september 1986. Death sentences upheld for Gandhi s assassins new Delhi India a a three judge panel wednesday upheld the death sentences Agai iut three sikhs convicted in the 1984 Atsas sin Alion of prime minister Indira Gandhi. The judges ruled that the three should be banged in 90 Day. 48 percent Tell poll takers Reagan should quit if he lied Washington a nearly half of the Ameri cans polled by Abc news think president Reagan should resign if he s tying about when he Learned about the Contra connection to . Arms shipments to Iran while the rest believe that Reagan should not resign even if he has tied. The Survey of 505 americans released wednesday also concluded that Reagan s Overall approval rating has dropped nearly 20 Points since september to 49 percent. Thai s his lowest rating since april 1983, however the poll found a continuing improvement in the president s Overall credibility on the arms Shrp ments controversy with 49 percent saying Reagan has been lying and 47 percent saying he has been telling the truth. The percentage of people who believe he president was 37 percent in an Abc poll on nov. 19 and 40 percent on nov. 25. Abc news pollsters found Little change in the num Ber of people who believe that Reagan is telling the truth about when he Learned of funds funnelled to the rebels fighting the nicaraguan government from . Arms sales to Iran. Sixty two percent continue to think that Reagan i lied about when be was told of the Contra connection while 39 percent believe he knew from the Start. Twenty three percent think Reagan knew bout thaid to the con Rai before the Justice department told him but not from the Start and Only Al percent be Lieve Reagan s account which is thai he leaned of the Contra connection last week when he was told by at Torney general Edwin Meese if the investigation reveals that Reagan lied about when he Learned of the Contra connection 48 percent of those polled said he should resign. Forty eight per cent said he should not resign even if belied. The poll also found that Only 37 percent think the Reagan administration will nuke All the facts available despite the president s Call for full cooperation. Forty percent think the administration will make Only some of the facts available while 19 percent think they will try to hold Back most of the facts the poll has a margin of error of i percentage Points it was conducted tuesday night by Telephone. Bush from Page 1 stand and All americans Are entitled to have their questions answered the president said. That s Why Iam determined to get to the Bottom of this matter and to get All of the facts  the separate efforts by the administration s top two officials came As Calls continued for the president to Lake other actions including additional shake  among his White House staff. A staunch Reagan supporter rep. Robert Michel the House minority Leader suggested that Donald t. Regan the chief of staff should resign. I guess if i were in a similar situation i personally would1 resign said Michel a Republican from Illinois Inan appearance Oil Abc s today show. I would have Felt that let the president  but Larry up can the White House spokesman said thai Regan Haa not expressed any plans to leave the lop White House position which he had held since feb. 1985 and that in was unlikely that the president would ask him to leave. Bush s speech followed Reagan s decisions tuesday Socall for the appointment of an Independent counsel and to name Frank c. Carlucci a former Deputy defense Secre tary and Deputy director of the Central intelligence Agency As the new National Security adviser. Appearing More willing that the president to concede that the secret weapons deals with Tehran have serious foreign policy implications Bush came close to calling the policy a Blunder. There can be no denying that our credibility has Bee damaged by this entire episode and its aftermath Bush told the american Enterprise Institute a Washington based research group. Bush s speech had been widely anticipated because he has made no Public appearances since the Iran scandal and has been virtually silent except for an interview published this week in time Magazine. In addition there has been concern that the iranian affair might damage his presidential possibilities if he becomes a candidate in 1988. Althou the Transfer of funds he has attracted attention As a former head of the Central intelligence Agency and because hand a member of his staff have reportedly been involved with the rebels in Nicaragua. Stating that he would Tike to say something about Myown role in All this Bush said i was aware of our Initia Tive and i support the president s decision. I was not aware of and i oppose any diversion of funds any Ransom pay ments or any circumvention of the will of the Congress Bush Drew a distinction Between what be portrayed As legitimate and arguable initial policy of conducting a Dia Logue with Iran and the Transfer of funds to the Nicaragua rebels which is now under investigation. As the various investigations proceed said the 62 year old vice president i Nave this to say let the Chip fall where they May. We want the truth. The president wants it i want it. And the american people have a right to it Bush s carefully phrased speech we plainly designed to distance the vice president somewhat from the Iran arms Deal while nevertheless allowing him to defend the presi Dent. In two instances he altered the prepared text at one Point he added some people1 so that what he delivered said the marxist Leninist regime in Managua must not Benefit from the errors of some people in Washington. In the other he deleted in his own mind from a Lin that initially said i can Tell you the president in absolutely convinced la his own mind be did not Swap arms for the vice president who acknowledged dial a storm b now raging Over the disclosure of the secret dealing said to the extent that Trust has been ""tr1 it must be repaired and Only truth can do  he suggested that the american Public would support Reagan mice it know the truth a Point Reagan has Abb nude. In addition to the remarks the president held Whit wat described As a Frank discus non with several Republican congressional Leaden in which the establishment of a Spe Cial committee to investigate the iranian and Nicaragua deals was discussed. Weinberger from Page 1 travelling with him wednesday As be left Paris that redid not know any details of reported shipments by Israel of arms to Iran late last year before the presi Dent approved the Cia s shipments of weapon. That approval came in january which is when Weinberge said he found out about the transfers. If Israel shipped american made Arm earlier with out american approval that action might have Vio lated american Law he  a news conference in Paris on tuesday Wein Berger said the defense department general  All offices involved to provide full detail of the Case. He said he would cooperate both with a Feder Al special cot"1 and with by congressional rom nut tees investigating the , in France for consultation with Mili tary officials Aid they had listened carefully to explanations of the episode and woe not critical of the while House s  did he was concerned however that the Contro Versy about the diversion of Money might have a very serious Advent effect on the  i policy of seeking Money for the  am afraid that it might have that effect Tod 1 think that would be very unfortunate. I Hope it wont because what happened wrong and unfortunate a in seems to me to be Doe not change the ask Aeed of the Central or the Basic policy of the  Weinberger Laid be was Uncertain whether the sur plus Money paid by the iranians for the american Arm actually ended up in the hand of the Contra Leaden of lie no Camiguin resistance have denied receiving the Money Tii Mulh by attorney  Al $10 million to $30 million. I Dool know whether into their hands he twid. Any Money Ever cum a Oft