European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 25, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page the stars and stripes wednesday March 25,1987 terms for incitement Beijing a two Shan ii workers have been Iti thy prison terms for inc lids during pro democracy in Dent demonstrations in Shayth Aivil december inc Xinhua cos a ency said sunday. Shanghai inter Mcdiff court saturday sentenced we Gui Sefc 28, a worker in k casting Mil to five Yean in Pron Ana jul Wengzyn. A Rolff repair Shol worker to three firs Xin Hua Laid. Omen or gained Don a Jfe Venty on worn were ordain deacons at 51. Pall s Cathedra but two Bish Ops Tecot cd the lurch of eng land Cvet Nony. The Vromen Al Morecr Draco in a Sundsb evening Cere Mony look holy orders and be came Asi Stanisa clergymen inthe an can starch urn under a recent Dunge Belles. As deacons they car carry Miall priestly duties expat torn blessings hold ing  services and a solving s male Varoj can be ordained priests erjn2 months but women wow cannot become priests. Bishop Kwiram Leonard of London supports women deacons by opposes women priests ordained the 71. Area Bish of Edmonton Bria masters Anarch Bishop of Ful Ham Charm Klyberg did not at tend the web by. They said they regarded Al animations As the first step wan ordaining women priests we Chiey strongly oppose. Temp aug it 18 la mtg h utter a n man54 my Hurto of Uloth l olm Olimb   to  a. E rope an we  r 4m 4pm4j 67 cry Unrug a. I 43 4  to 5q Ira High Lowll m Montmi d 41 a Mokew 1s m Seta 70 Tomsk. 04fi of a a Couve. Cd Thatcher talks with Mitterrand Kohl about  Summit Bonn up British prime min Osier Margaret Thatcher monday paid separate visits to Chancellor Helmut Kohl and French president Francois Mitterrand for policy consultations i preparation for the first soviet British Summit in 12 years. Thatcher met for two hours with Kohl at the chancellery after arriving in Bonn in the afternoon from Paris. During the morning she discussed the same major themes arms control East West relations and soviet Reform policies with Mitterrand for an hour and a half. Thatcher travels to Moscow March 2&tor a five Day soviet visit that will con clude with a Brief tour of soviet Georgia after concentrating on political conversations with soviet Leader Mikhail Gorba Chev. Meeting with reporters at  in Normandy before leaving for Bonn the British prime minister called her talks with Mitterrand a very useful conversation on disarmament later she old a joint news conference with Kohl in Bonn the talks with president Mitterrand and Chancellor Hel Mut Kohl were an important part of the preparations for my visit to Moscow asked whether she could give Gorba Chev a Western european endowment for his internal Reform policies Thatcher said she was More interested in i Csc policies As o potential basis for the Mutual Confidence needed for Progress in arms control. She said the degree to which the soviet Union s disarmament proposals could be trusted would depend on Hal coun try s human rights record. Gorbachev has proposed the removal of intermediate Range nuclear missiles from Europe but Thatcher linked accordion this to the reduction of Short Range missiles As Well As chemical and conventional weapons. Both France and Britain have nuclear forces they Are reluctant to Oil without ironclad Security guarantees. We discussed the importance of Shorter Range weapons As Well As inter mediate she told reporters. One must have restraints on Shorter Range Wear  she added it was her View Hal alarms control agreement on Shorter Range weapons would have to follow "almostimmediately1 upon any Accord to Cut intermediate Range missile. Kohl said he and Thatcher see Eye to Eye on this. We should add said Thatcher we Are also concerned about the great imbalance in chemical weapons As Well As  the British prime minister stressed the Security of Europe docs not just de Pend on the nuclear weapons and that arms negotiations Are Loo sensitive to Rush one can never afford to make a mis Lake. Indeed one mistake would mean we can never catch up the said. The Pur pose of arms control is to enhance Security not to destroy it Mitterrand after his meeting with Thatcher expressed similar wariness. He said that although the West european Powers were excluded from the super Power arms talks we Are giving our opinion to make sure the Security of Europe is  French president has expressed concern that the United states might Sealan agreement with the soviet Union without having adequately consulted with its allies. Thatcher s visit to the soviet Union will be the lint by a British Leader since labor party prime minister Harold Wil son travelled to Moscow in 1973. British source said Gorbachev s arms reduction proposals and sweeping inter Nal reforms made the Liming of Thatcher s visit nearly Ideal. Officer in Queen Elizabeth s guard arrested Stockholm Sweden a swed ish police have arrested a 31-year-old Cap Tain from British Queen Elizabeth its lifeguards on suspicion of drug dealing a Stockholm paper reported express in said the Man whose identity was not Given was apprehended March 13 driving outside Cotaia in Central swede with More than 100 pounds of hashish hid Den in the car. Two other persons in i hear another briton living in Spain and a swedish former social worker also we rearrested the report said. No one connected to the investigation was immediately available for comment. A police officer told the associated pres that several people had been arrested recently on suspicion of drug dealing. He said trial he could not provide details. I Prussen said the drugs were aimed forthe illegal drug Market in Uppsala a University town West of Stockholm. The Captain showed his life guard identity card when police stopped a Jaguar tie and the other two were trav clinging. He acted like a True gentleman sex Presson quoted police As saying. The newspaper said it had been con firmed that the Captain did work for the life guards a unit of Queen Elizabeth la household cavalry the report said that a total of 12 people had been arrested in connection with the police investigation and that prosecutors had demanded that five of them including the British Captain be arraigned. It did not say How Many of the arrested were foreign surgical instrument firm listed in contract scheme re no. A Federal grand jury has indicted i in Strumlok. Of America and its president in a Schetnan illegally obtain Din  and veterans . According 9he indictment the company Jawed surgical instruments made a Pakistan instead of comm cents made in the United states or by a proved Foreia up pier such As Germany or Britain. An investing ill Eveaj Adonat some of the pakistani instruments were a Fec live a the fort Lee nj., Corrum site fact the instruments were made in Pakistan by Fili Nadre  and invoices Chang ing the country of orig markings Normn Scrumenti and by bribing an employee Ogle , army conning Agency Europe i Frankfurt acc diffs to the indictment . The employee has   Conyk s1coa president Alfred g. By Berfet is a Maxi mum plance of 60 Yean in prison. Biberfeld and the company each 2 airmen held in fatal stabbing Raf Alconbury England two airmen Are being held Byce police for the weekend stabbing death of a Mast for genl Jena Lwrence John Fercl 35, was of mid win Eaton Ocon a up firm ulj2 Miles from Raf align Lar Abritis police he. The two suspects air Force said chief police department roes of the two men. Road about 1 30 . Official said. He rate ten Slabbed were apprehended inspector Tony Burnley of the air Force would Fol Rel s body Wasja non the sunday . Futrel we ifs from Mitchell s.d., Wasely carom Wcur ily so. Said master sol. Al  said the air Force and civilian police to the 6952nd be the sex pres def of Tay collapses at funeral Rome a former president Sandro per Tini was taken to the Hospital monday after col lapsing at the slate funeral for an air Force Gener Al who was gunned Down by terrorists last week. The frail 88-year-old statesman was standing in the front Row of san Lorenzo Basilica when he slumped Forward grabbing the rail in front of him. His successor president Francesco Corsiga took his  to support him. On Prtini s other  was Farmer president Giovanni Leone who also tried to support him. Per tint who looked Pale insisted on standing but suddenly he slumped again this time falling Back in his seat he was carried out on a Stretcher placed in military ambulance and taken to a Hospital. Italian news agencies said thai he insisted on being immediately sent Home but that doctors at the Hospital convinced him to stay for tests an observation. Or. Silvano Vecelli director of emergency care at the Rome polyclinic Hospital said his condition was Good. He said Prtini did not los consciousness and tests showed no damage to the heart or brain. Certini a War hero who was sent to prison for defying world War h dictator Benito Mussolini is widely loved by italians who credit him with restoring integrity to the italian presidency a largely ceremonial Post that he turned into a key political role. He was inaugurated at age 81 in july 1978 fora seven year term