European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 3, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes Friday april 3, i87 Thatcher hails soviet trip but nuke stance criticized London a prime minister Margaret Thatcher Back from a red carpet Welcome in the soviet Union said a new chapter wat opened in Anglo soviet relations. A soviet offi Cial however said Thatcher s pro nuclear stance appalled the soviet peo ple. Thalcher said of soviet Leader Mik Hail Gorbachev i both like him and respect him. We get on very Well Bear ing in mind that we Are very different and hold very different  the two leaders held More than nine hours of talks during Thatcher s five Day visit. She also met with prominent dissidents Andrei Sakharov Yelena Bonner and Josef begun and Loure Josef Stalin t Home Republic of Georgia. Thatcher told reporters on her plan shortly before reaching London wednesday night "1 do think we have started a new chapter a new part of the continuing Saga. I would like to carry on for a very Long  however Georgy Abalov a Mem Ber of the soviet communist part Central committee said in a television interview wednesday night that i the superpowers adopted Thatcher s stance there could be a nuclear Holo Caust. Abalov head of the  Institute a Kremlin think tank raid temperatures t a Roxiean weather he believed president Reagan is More Forward looking and More realistic than Thatcher. Britain s Independent television news. She believes in them. Fanatically like a religious person an has tremendously add views. It appalled our viewers he  we would think in the same Way and americans would think in the same Way so it opens up the Way directly to holocaust Thatcher maintained in a soviet television interview tuesday night that nuclear weapons helped prevent War. In talks with Gorbachev ahem Pha sized her conservative govern ment s refusal to remove All nuclear weapons from Europe. Arbatova said there were no hard arms control achievements during her visit and expressed doubts the so Viet Union and the United states would reach an Accord on medium Range missiles by the end of the year As Thatcher predicted. Reagan i think on nuclear issues1 really never thought i would have to say it honestly but i think Rea Gan is More Forward looking and mor realistic than mrs. Thatcher is a to said. He at least has an understanding that humanity and America cannot live forever with nuclear weapons. He understands at least that to is not natural it is dangerous and  to do something. Or thalcher says it is of. She d believe in a de nuclear Zed europ but Abalov said Reagan Hadj false instruments to do a nuclear arms referring to  initiative wifi Chi if soviet Union bitterly opposes.  As Star  a program for developing a Spajic Astedt Missil defense. -. In her soviet to Jamion interview Thatcher said Kiear weapons Are a deterrent. Thev a not for use. They have Bov the most successful deterrent angst world War eve known so in t know Why you continue to a bar the abolition of  peace i  she Jpn reporters on her plane that she a nought and obtained a Promise Gorbachev that the commute in would be transmitted in full it and she said Gorbachev s worded be implicitly accepted. It says a great Deal about both of us that we get on so Well. We May have a very firm argument but there is Noth ing personal about it and no sense of resentment or hard feelings she said. Energy department paid Ethan of Plant s debts department has pavtl26 million to Rescue an Indiana Maia Plant that was unable to make i Floan payments a department offidttj�6nfirmed thursday. The default being called the largest Ever for the Ednol Industry. The office who spoke on condition of anon Rnjak also said the Energy de apartment up a May be forced to step in and bail Jyh a second ethanol Plant. That Plant in jew Iberia la., is owned by the Bank nil holding company of  Adrian Khash Oggi and re ceiw$78.9 million in department Gua ranked , derived from Corn once was died by the government As an alternate to gasoline. In the Early 1980s, the Energy department guaranteed $269r million it construction Loans for three major ethanol projects. The new Energy corp. Plant in South Bend is one of the projects that received a government backed loan and was the largest of All the ethanol plants. Earlier this year it was unable to make $1 Mil lion in interest payments. As a result the Energy department As  guarantor of the Loans was required last month to pay $123 million in principal and 53 million in interest to the Banks holding new Energy s Loans. The department is less optimistic about the Louisiana Plant which under terms of its loan is required to come up with $6.5 million in capital to Start up the Plant this month. Correction a March 25 article about the Mainz Mil itary Community winning the commander in chief s installation of excellence award incorrectly attributed a quote by maj. Gen. Orren r. Whiddon St id div commander to cot Donald Hampton Mainz Community Deputy commander. A Page one article yesterday omitted the word Galion when referring to a defense spending plan under consideration in in Senate. The plan by sea. Lawlon Chiles d Fla would give the Pentagon about $280billion for defense spending next fiscal year. Schools update sports or disabled to beep meeting topic Wien Ken sports pro Grain Jaesung with handicapped studj0ks win head the Agen Dathe european schools coun 5e april 26-27.the Council also will discuss the construction of temporary build Ings. Bob Rauner acting director of the department of defense de Pendents school it expected to attend the Bly Early meeting of school and major military com Mand representatives. Germany Region director Joe Blackstead Atlantic Region director Joseph Larklin and Mediterranean Region Deputy director Lee Davis my attend. Mat counts contest to be held april 4 Wiesbaden Hie final stage of the Germany Region s match Oulu Competition will take place saturday at Heidelberg mid dle school eighty seventh and eighth Grade student representing 20 schools will compete. The top four finishers will be nominated for the National mat counts Competition May 4 in Washington , this is the second year of the Competition which is co sponsored by the Germany Region an the society of american military engineers Trade fair coming to Rhein main a Rhein main a Germany about 200 Junior High school students from 20 schools Are expected at the Germany Region s Trade fair april 29 at the Garde theater each school will be represented by a Booth where products win be sold. Students aim will hear lec Tures of marketing computers graphics and personal appearance. Nuernberg is fair wants Art entries Nuernberg Nuernber High school hat invited special education students in All is schools in the Nuernberg school District to participate May 8 in an am and crafts  education students in grades kindergarten through 12 Are invited to enter arts and crafts exhibits which will be on display throughout the  Gura Cherri at 0911 718619 or Emily Gourdine at ets460-7055 have More information. I a if i m inn an myi hmm intr pro too a n k 3?irk oat . To reduce technology Export rules  asst is i finn twin d ii. To Wuhr 84. Tthum Tom Tell of Tel