European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes monday january 12,1987 news updates be Manjuk trial Tel Aviv Israel a and Eli lawyer has joined he a cafe for a former retired u a. Autoro a abused of being a nazi War cry Fri na\1he slim news Agency a Cor dram she Fol informed the Vic pm District court he wild worn with american lawyer dark o Connor in defending Johr Pem Janit slim said. Opp nor had  the court bran israeli lawyer a Brausche a not know hebrew Iff israeli . Juju a a trial is Safe ruled to Begil feb. 16. He Tach Possi ble Denom Nemence. Of Demasuk was Siripo of his . Litif Wiship and Emp cd to is Rael . Court of fluid he had lied Abo tvs wartime adj cities when he emigrate to Theu nip slates. Panarol Frigm Karaum Paki Fen a pan Amenn vol old airways plans to a cube Flims to Pakistan later this mob aft a five month hiatus promo cd Bathe hijacking of Neof Jabi Natrin Karachi. 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Government spokesman Alain Juppe said the strikes Are tapering off and predicted they would end altogether by Early in the week. The rail workers went on strike dec. 18 and gradually picked up the support of other unions eventually causing widespread electricity outages and Virv tally Hatting train and subway scan ices. No Power outages were Rufli fled sat urday. The socialist led of Foch democratic labor confident in or Cadt rep resenting a Lar mumber or employees at the slate left Utility  de France Yak in a statement it was ready of Luau on workers to go Back to theirjj6bs but would seek opinions frown Union leaders before making a final decision monday. Two smaller unions representing sink ing electricity and Gas workers pay Accord with management Chich includes an immediate of percent increase with a  increase Scheldt a a for july. The wit is Jet would announce monday Wilmit too would sign the Accord. Tar fun pc Pinion � rail  in  to strike unil0neasl tuesday 1 million  led general labor conf Edewor or Cut the most militant of them unions continued to insist Salu that it would not sign the pay agreement. Industry ministry Alain Madelin called on the Cut to Slop prolonging the strike and to Pul an end 10 this danger Ous conflict that has Cost the French Economy  the strike presented the big Cit Chal Lenge to prime minister Jacques Chirac since he look office 10 months ago and the wont labor unrest in the relic sector since a series of strikes nearly a Raugel Down the government of president Charles de Gaulle in i96b. A poll published in the weekly Newt Magazine be Point hid saturday that 55 percent of the French would be favourable to general elections in coming weeks if the strikes continue. Socialist president Francois Mitter Rand has the option of calling Early elections if he feels his political position it stronger than that of Chirac tits conservative rival. Management at the stale owned in of railway reported a significant return to rec saturday and said transport Torr with the number of trains rare recent of Normal. Blue oper ated at a. Percent and in the pm ii metro Ned Flo percent of mini were running. The biggest  reported in train service in the Soi Irb fld Southwest where Union protests have san Strong eat. Kennedy outlines panel s Agenda for health care employment issues Washington a sen. Edward m. Kennedy new chairman of the sen ate labor and human resources com Mittee said saturday that the panel s Agenda would include improved Educa Tion and health care full employment and equal Opportunity for All americans in a statement prepared for the Start of his committee s hearings on monday Kennedy outlined for the lint Lime the issues he expects the panel to explore during the 100th Congress. Kennedy d-mass., said the commit tee will hold hearings on health on Mon Day employment on tuesday education on wednesday and equal Opportunity on Jan. 22, full employment for our workers compassion for our needy pm classed cation for our children Quality health care and equal Opportunity for All Ameri cans Are not a dying dream said Kennedy who assumed the chairmanship of he committee after six years of Republican control. With belter and Wiser strategies we can bring the real America closer to thereat goals for which America has always stood,1 he said he looks Forward to working with the Reagan administration in a new spirit of initiative Tod action to Deal with these essential items of the unfinished Agenda of  Kennedy said the United states ranks 17th in the world in infant mortality barely ahead of Cuba fourth in literacy and 81 St in. Economic growth. At the present rate the Standard of living in West Germany in 25 Yean will be twice As High As ours he said. I say the Centennial Congress must not acquiesce in the continuing decline in the american  Kennedy said the average 30-year-Oldamerican male earns 10 percent ten in real terms than his father earned at the same time with the average family earn ing less than it did in 1973. We cannot accept a future in which America is con stantly losing ground against its past he said. The Massachusetts Democrat now in his 25lh year in the Senate said 37 Mil lion people including More than 11 Mil lion children Lack Basic health insurance. He said millions of older americans despite medicare Are Vulner Able to the High Cost of catastrophic ill Ness. Larine guard held in a pm Page probe Washington a guard who served at . Pm Moscow and Vienna Austria is Ben held for investigation of espionage a Marine corps spokesman said saturday. Sol. Clayton j. Lon tree 25, of Chi Cago has been in custody in Quantico va., since late december when he acknowledged his involvement to . Officials in Vienna said the spokesman it. Col. John Shotwell. No charges have yet been brought against Lon tree but the investigation of his activities is continuing Holwell said. A military hearing Wube held two or three weeks at which against the Marine will be the spokesman said. Lonetree is alleged icy save worked with a woman Belicov to be a soviet Kab agent to Pra Njoe the soviet Intelli gence Kurvi climb extensive top secret  the . Embassy in Vienna a perhaps from the embassy in Moscow the los Jig can times reported in saturday s editions quoting unidentified government sources. Shotwell said Lonetree was confined n his return to the United slates is being held in pretrial do proceedings on esp age re  such  unusual under the facts Thum closed tit a Well known Kab pm minium sexual entice ment of an ajar can do soviet agent after which me american of Rcd into spying Ilbe Kab one  told . It s too Early to assess the extent 1 the Lonetree Case a source told times. However he was an agent in place and we believe he did provide the Kab with information that was More than just passing a few  the noncommissioned officer had a Cess to extremely sensitive material Aswell As u the keys to safes where Classi fied documents were kept government sources quoted by the times said. A Safe at one embassy was opened Andels contents removed one source said. Legisla Tun Rayer Ragana Guam a called upon to give the Benediction after the opening session of the Guam legislature the Rev. Joaquin r Sablan said the prayer might not be appropriate in Light of what we be seen Here  what he and others saw included sen. Ted s. Nelson cursing Over the Public address system an then apologizing to archbishop Anthony s. Apuron who Wai fac ing him. Nelson and sen. Frank , pointing Torop mapping papers humping their Mac monopolizing Micro phones Afla aging the podium. Several put Elf leaving their vip seats and w3nllg. Jul of the inaugural session. The disputes arose Over election of a speaker