European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 2, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes thursday april 2,1987 arrested in Moscow Case Washington not the Marine corps has arrested a third enlisted Man who served Ana guard at the Ameri can embassy in Moscow saying he Vio lated regulation governing social contacts with soviet women the Pentagon confirmed tuesday. Stuff sgt. Robert s. Stull Cream. Who was arrested sunday at Camp Pendl Clon calif., has not been charged with was not Clear if his Ewe is linked to those of two Marine who allegedly aide soviet agents after they had similar in state department said tuesday that it is stepping up its inquiry into Security at the embassy. The . Ambas Sador to Thailand William a Brown i beading the investigation. All three of the marines who have been arrested were guards at the embassy in 1985 and 1986. One government official suit Cpl. Arnold Bracy whose arrest Lasi week Sig naked that the Case was Broad and had severely damaged the embassy s Security had been demoted by the Marine corp while he was stationed in Moscow be cause he was known to have met socially with a russian woman. The departing ambassador to mos cow Arthur a. Hartman said monday that fraternization it a breach of regulations and that had he known of it he would have viewed it is a reason to sen the Marine Home. Be Story Page 8, Bracy was formally charged tuesday with spying. The charge which will be adjudicated in a court martial assert that he acted As a partner with a Marine embassy guard who was arrested in de Cember sgt. Clayton 1. Lonetree. Bracy and Lonetree allegedly let soviet agents into the embassy and gave them blueprints of embassy offices bags of secret documents and the names of Ameri can intelligence two men arc accused of working As spies Tor a soviet agent As a result of having been enticed by soviet women with whom they had sexual arrests led in a Broad investigation of the other Marine guards in 1985and 1986. That Proba led to the arrest of Stufflebeam on sunday according to Pentagon spokesman Robert b. Sims. Suffae bean 24, who was an assistant commander of the guard detachment in Moscow is suspected of having associations with soviet women on several Occa Sions Sims said regulations Call for the guards to re port All contacts with foreign citizens Sims said and Stufflebeam did not. All marines now assigned to Moscow have been recalled for new assignments. Meanwhile a source close to the con Tingent said in Moscow hat the 28 guards have been told that they will hearted to take polygraph owls after their return to the United marines reportedly were told that anyone who declined to submit to he polygraph lest would be transferred to regular Marine marines reportedly were told that they would be asked what they knew of any illegal activities including Black Market dealings and bringing women into the Marine compound Richard Combs ., the charge d affaires refused to comment on the Prospect of polygraph slate department announcing monday that the entire present Contin gent was being replaced said that none of its present members had been implicated in the espionage cose. Pope begins latin american tour in Uruguay Montevideo Uruguay a Pope John paul19 began his 14-Day South american tour tuesday by lauding Uruguay for helping Avert War in 1979 be tween Chile and Argentina. After a u i hour flight from Rome the pontiff ignoring a heavy rain fact keeled to kiss the ground at the Start of his arduous tour that will include Chile an Argentina. John Paul was met by president Julio sanguine Liewko described the Pope As the Man most responsible for trying to unify the Earth under one spiritual Force. In his Airport speech John Paul said Uruguay is one nation in latin America that has distinguished itself for its contribution in favor of peace. Proof of thai has been its help to solve the differences betwee Argentina and Chile in the South of the during his tour the Pope also will meet with chilean president Pinochet Ana Argentine president Raul Alfonsin. Both Uruguay and Argentina have reinstalled democracy with elected governments since 1983 after years of military Rule. The Pope s april 1-6 slay in Chile is considered the most delicate or his trip because inc Church there has openly challenged the military government of presi Dent Augusto Pinochet in Power since he deposed elected president Salvador Allende in a 1973 had asked the Pope if it was fair to com pare the situation in Chile with thai of the pontiff native Poland and ils communist government the Pope replied that in Chile we Are going to encounter a system which is dictatorial but the system by its definition is transitory.1 he added that in con Trast in Poland and other soviet bloc countries there Are no elements of Hope that the authoritarian Rule will soon a Vatican official said later that by transitory the Pope referred to the trend in South America for military governments to surrender Power to elected government. Sergeant from Page 1 of the armed forces who visited the base to assess the situation. According to . Policy american advisers do not participate in offensive military action or enter area where com Bat is occurring or Likely but May visit carefully selected and secure Sites Suchias garrisons. They Are armed and May respond if fired said the rebels began firing Al 2 . Destroying the command Post Barracks and officers mess in 2h hours of fighting. He said 250 soldiers were stationed at the base. Grass and Trees inside the compound were seared by the heat of the Battle. Late tuesday soldiers were bus cleaning up the debris from the heavily damaged buildings and putting clothing in piles. At limes workers stopped to remove the remains of a Soldier from the rubble and debris. Others lined up the bodies of guerrillas. Troops from he .-trained elite at la Catt in arrived to patrol the urea and reinforce the remaining troops. Trooper Francisco Ayala who had grenade fragments in one and an and after on the ground 1 saw a guerrilla running and shot. I believe i hit Fronius arrived in Al Salvador on jan.6 for a six month tour and was training salvadoran troops at the Garrison. Head been assigned with a partner from the Panama based 3rd in 7th special forces group. His partner was not at the Garrison when the rebels attacked Pentagon spokesman Robert Sims said Sims initially told reporters it was unclear whether Fronius had any Opportunity to defend himself. Late tuesday however another Pentagon official who asked not to be named said Fronius died defending himself in the Vicinity of the regional intelligence Center the body was taken to Panama where Fronius widow and child live according to . Embassy spokesman pen it was to be sent Back to the United slates for . Government has a self imposed ceiling of 55 military adviser serving in Al Salvador at one time but fewer sometimes Are on advisers who prefer to be called trainers Are Active in classrooms an during exercises. Three usually Are stationed with each of Al Salvador s six in Fantry brigades and others work with the Navy air Forte joint chiefs of staff an the recruit training school in the Eastern City of la s rebel attack was the largest since a june 1986 assault on the army base at san Miguel 86 Miles East of san Salvador. The military said so Soldier were killed or wounded there but the rebels claimed a total of 2jo,the Clandestine rebel radio Tarabun do Marti read a statement from com Mandale Leonel Gonzalez one or the five main guerrilla leaders. He called the operation a Tola Success because we completed the main objective of destroy ing the forces inside the military officials consider the base one of the army s Best it is Sel on several Levels and surrounded by Doz ens of Security posts. Fronius was the first los. Military adviser killed in combat in the War Between leftist guerrillas and the .-backed govern ment from Page 1 House attempting to show the is Back rehabilitated by vetoing important Bill. How Manoj Juji have to lose before rehabilitated thief of staff Howard Baker said during a visit to Congress that he is guardedly optimistic thai the Senate will a de with five year to Jug a jmj nil Phi the Oki would let slate on0 per cent of Theta Highway by tem Reagon favam%uked4nu t provi Sion but opposed finslilbliti52 local Road and Bridge projects in to Tom from Page t right to privacy that the . Sup tits Roe is. Wade decision legalizing abortion if the right to reproduction is protected the mean of reproduction Are also protected he said. The protected Means extend to while cad has said she did not expect to win Backer child who she Calls Sara until the Appeal is decided. She will not comment on the decision until a new conference thursday her lawyers said. They immediately fixed n notice of Appeal appellate division of Superior court film workd decision to cancel the Woff Tuy visit with baby m thai while i Adji Imken allowed since september. Whitehead said he expected no Deci Sion on Hjul Feln eur re Friday Cige s anger at Mary Beth Whitchead came through in his decision lawyer Harold Cassidy is extremely disappointing is that this court. Views this lady As a surrogate uterus not taking int account that she has a brain she has a heart she has there have been some �00 costs of surrogate in the United states bul Whitehea i to trial for trying to Brea Gilill tract Toa childless c baby m a that the Slen which Cali by rival rights and that l guardian had urged _ Aby a who a one year old on Friday i in the temporary custody of the stems of Tenafly . Since july when police and private detectives seize the child at the Florida Home of which Rad s parents where while cad avoiding a court order that she turnover the baby to the Sterns had fled from her Brick township ., Home in May. Whitehead argued the baby would be better off Wither natural Mother but the Sterns lawyers maintained to their clients were better suited As parents they cited Whitehead s refusal to obey therapy custody order her secret Sumiji threats to kill Hlaj ills War did Hottat Ftp inner threats to accuse William a molesting her older daughter. The stems testified during the two month trial that they hired Whitehead to Bear their child for fear preg Nancy would aggravate Elizabeth Stem s relatively mild Case of multiple sclerosis. Whitehead who has two children with her , agreed in the contract not to form any Bond with her baby and to give the child up for adoption by Beth Stern. I testified she originally intended to fulfil her maternal instincts overpowered her when last March 27 Anu she was unable to give up the i had no she Istref a Iii end some thing took Over 1 guess it was just vim a Stem is a biochemist and iia paediatrician. They Are both 41
