European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 13, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Friday. March 13,1987 service held for ferry victims Zeebrugge Belgium a rela Tive of people who died in the British ferry disaster tailed an a tugboat to inc capsized vessel wednesday prayed for the 134 victims and Casl memorial wreaths into Calm North sea Waters. Shortly before the service divers found the body of a Crew member near the ferry s Bridge raising inc number of confirmed dead to 54, about 80 bodies arc believed 10 remain inside inc ferry. There were 409 known survivors. A dozen divers stood in silence on inc ferry s hut As inc tug circled the wreck three limes. When the 20-Minutc service was Over Oil ships in inc Vicinity sounded Ihrck Long blasts on their fog horns the traditional Farewell at sea. The 26 relatives included four who were aboard the Herald of free enter prise when it filled with water and turned on its Side while leaving Zec Bruggy Harbor for Dover last Friday. They were taken to the wreck by inc belgian tug fighter which was one of the first vessels at inc disaster scene Binl night. It rescued 70 people. Leading the service were William Scot anglican vicar of Canterbury Joe Dictsch roman Catholic vicar of Dover and Johan Calberg chaplain of inc Zec Bruggy Naral base. The relatives formed a semicircle on the t us s Forward deck to Pray. Roger peach who came from Britain on saturday because his brother Thom As is among the missing said As one Wreath was tossed into inc North sea we cast this Remh on behalf of Al of us Here in Belgium and those who after this service will begin their sorrow Ful journey Home. Our love and prayers go with them to unison All on the fighter recited inc 23rd psalm beginning the lord is my Shepherd t Shalliol  to feel fulfilled and Calm peach said after the service i feel a lot better this ii done. I feel much happier but it s never going to go  Peter Ford chairman of the ferry com Pany Townsend thou Csc. Attended the shipboard service. The ceremony was the idea of relatives who came from Britain to identify loved ones he said. They decided it was something they would i Ike to do Ford said. Prince Charles flew Over the wreck to n helicopter earlier wednesday met with Rescue and Relief officials and visited seven British survivors at Queen Fatola Hospital. Schof Greece buried Pniler 6 feet of Snow Athens. Greece a More than of Snow Baric parts of Central and in him Greece on wednesday As a Wick Olpe bad wave continued to  up officials Saint put 500 or Fain villages were Cut off by the new known which blocked country roads  blackouts and Cut Telephone lines. Non Stoof Healing fuel and animal feed were  regions. Snow fell  a thing in the greek capital for the so nth time in nine Days temperatures i ppr to minus 2ssdcgrecs fahrenheit. A the Warff March weather in Over 3cars has  for at least 15 deaths  ipe Day 23 people were injured when bus Ted off an icy Road near the Western  to italian Navy cadets with Dyse Alfery Taranto july up to epidemic of dysentery has Slick cd of Itin Navy cadets Al a Southern  ministry said doctors said they Hife Mitie infection at the Sanvito Navy  by polluted drinking water Rev than by Nat tons. The Cadel we of them train Imp be officers or  of ulcers. Aren bins provided Wei Fri neral water and Spiel ally  Wick instead of tap water. Teal Navy command spokesman Saio the Vij s water Supply probably was polluted As a in of pics bursting in cold weather. Saudis set death penalty  of dry ment has Ord on  traffickers would the orders we ister Prince nut twin religious Ruli Nayef Arabia a Mac govern e death of iffy 10 be imposed Iid it decreed that Cly flogged by Interior min Taiz based on a a panel . New Penally will by and a Dap Rem to smugglers and a previously had no Stabli for such crimes and punishments Cut to judges in individual cases. I formally re elected straps not in new Cabinet Bonn to Helmut kiss formally re elected Chanc Wir of West of Many we docs Day As his Cenich  negotiations for a Cabin Sod Lickei to guide me country far the nent four bus the Premier of bajgji5."%gni Josef Strauss. Aright Winger dec Dedini to jul Lujic new Cabinet. The Charmian dam brat re port to declined the Post of Deputy  and the run Jsmes of de sense finance Fla Interior. Strauss. I Mas widely blamed of Bair buting 10 he Christl demo cats  in the election Jan. 25,%rausc of his Fife attacks on the Liberal free to Muthe Jcj Lunion Junior partners. In was elected Chancellor for a second a term by a parliamentary vote of 2s3 to 225. Israel to probe Pollard spy Case m a the Cabinet wednesday decided to Appal Hugo people to investigate Israel s involvement in the  Pollard spy affair. The panel will  the parliamentary intelligence subcommittee incl Lehtine the Case Sai Cabinet Secretary Eli Kim  two people chosen for the investigation will be an officials said. The announcement came after a 746-hour meeting 10 key Cabinet members five from prime win Yizhak Shamir s liked bloc and five min ister Shimon Peres labor party. The decision to investigate Carow Espic Shamir s reluctance to probe the Alt incl Rthur. It appeared aimed at improving ties we indic United Stales. Some israeli official Viive said they fear . Sanctions against  the conviction of Pollard a former St Navy analyst in fenced to life in prison last  . Military Sec acis to Israel. Secrets Pollard sold to Israel included information on Israel s Arab enemies and details that reportedly helped Israel in its 19b5 raid on Palestine liberation organization Headquarters in Tunis. Foreign ministry political  said the two person team Wou do by  to to jews voc Nimni. One of the commission s main to incs ingate the roles of two israeli ils in the affair and consider whether they should shed. In also noted Israel had   soon after Pollard was arrested in november f. Israel also took the mimic need step of cooperating with United Stales  investigating the  Rubinstein said.  View or the special relationship Between the two c the israeli government has maintained in operation was unauthorized and pledged that action would be taken against those responsible. Deaver from Page 1 be addressed on an Appeal from his ruling to the . Circuit court of appeals. At inc same time by de Clining la Block Seymour s probe any possible violations of inc criminal Law can be speedily  in his sin Page order issued after an hour Long hear ing Jackson said he was doubtful Leaver s constitutional Challenge similar to one still pending by i. Col Oliver North the fired White House aide trying to Slop Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh s Iran Cen tra probe would win. Both a Caver and North s suits have raised substantive constitutional questions about the 1978 ethics Law established by Congress to remove sensitive investigations of past or present government officials from the Justice department and place them in inc hands of court appointed Independent prosecutors. Many critics including some ranking officials in the a cant Justice department have argued that the statute is an impermissible intrusion by the courts and Congress into a president s authority. Supporters maintain the appointments Are fully theorized by the Constitution and serve a signing Public interest. Seymour who has been investigating Dover s lucrative lobbying activities after leaving government for More than a year had Gracd Jackson not to get involved in the matter while action by a Federal grand jury action was pending. Taking on the Issue of whether his appointment by a special three judge court usurped the president s Power to appoint prosecutors Seymour said Congress was Correct to remove Independent counsels from Domina Tion by the executive Branch especially in Light of the watergate scandal. Seymour who so far has refused a parallel appoint ment from attorney general Edwin a Csc. Said his probe of Deaver s lobbying on behalf of Canada puerile Rico and other clients involved the questioning of1110 witnesses before a grand jury and the Cramin of 50.000 pages of subpoenaed documents. J Reagan from Page 1 whispered smiling broadly. He repeated that answer when asked about predictions that Congress would not approve new Aid for the rebels in Nicaragua. However Reagan found his voice when a reporter noted that there were no women at the table. That s our bad  he said. As reporters were ushered from the room a White House spokesman Mark Wynberg. Said his voice is Fine he s still having fun on tuesday. Reagan also had avoided questions by feigning laryngitis. He made a remarkable recovery House speaker Jim Wright. A Texas told reporters in inc while House driveway after talking with Reagan. Asked if Reagan could talk after reporters left inc room. Senate majority Leader Robert Liard. Do a. Said of  the president did have a remarkable recovery of his voice right after you d  White House spokes Man Martin Filz water said at a news briefing. Asked How frequently Reagan might Suiter a relapse. Fitzmaier replied. Probably often during photo Ops picture taking sessions. He thinks photo Ops arc not the appropriate place to answer  House from Page 1 White House spokesman roman Popadiuk said after in vote. We re confident that Well get inc $40 million Asl process plays itself out but House speaker Jim wbk  Clear that the real i Imus Iii Mil a \ i million the last million Aid package voted last year butane $105 million Reagan has requested for the centres for the fiscal year beginning ocl. I. "1 think the War disc is very useful. In Awakening the administration to the reality that they must focus on outhit ways to find peace and secure our interests in Central Wing he told reporters  Bonior. Roythe House Der Norm i pro acc on Contra Aid. Said a moratorium is essential dam of the Mone previously provided inc contras. Tens Ort Illions and perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars cannot be accounted