European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 4, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2, the stars and stripes saturday april 4,1987 Thatcher hails soviet trip but nuke stance err London pm prime minister Margaret Thatcher tick from a red carpet Welcome in the Coyiet Union said a new chapter wars opened in Anglo soviet relations. A snet offi Cial however said Thatcher s Bra Clear stance appalled the soviet pie Thatcher said of soviet Leader mile Hail Gorbachev i both like him and respect him we a on very Well Bear ing in mind that we Are very different and hold very different  two leaders held More than nine hours of talks during Thatcher s five Day visit. She also met with prominent dissidents Andrei Sakharov Velen Bonner and Josef begun and tour Josef Stalin s Home Republic Georgia. Thatcher told reporters on  before reaching Condon wednesday night i do thai we have started a new chapter Emrew part of the continuing Saga a Ifould like to carry on for a very  however Georji Arbatova a Mem Ber of the soy Jet communist party Central coma fire said in a television  night that if the superpowers adopted Thatcher stance Jar Are could be a nuclear Hoto Caust fax Oratov head of the  Institute a Kremlin think tank said Brothel fire kills 5 women Dhaka Bangladesh a at Leas five women were burned to death and 40 others were injured when lire swept through a Brothel in southwestern bang Ladesh a newspaper reported. He believed president Reagan is More Forward looking and More realistic than  nuclear philosophy was a Ting to soviet people Arbatova interview in Moscow Brou Josl on Britain s Independent  she believes in fam., a Ite Cally like a Relig Cipr person an tremendously Oji reviews.  he added if  in the same Way and am Johns would think in the same vhf that of is up the Way i r  Mami tuned in a soviet. A nigh that nuclear weapons Elped prevent War. In talks with Gor Tomchay she emphasized her  tent s refusal to remove weapons from Europe. Arbatova said there were to arms control achievements during1 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 , i think on nuclear issues i really never thought i would have to say it honestly out t think Rea Gan is More Forward looking and More realistic than mrs. Thatcher is Arba Lovfald. At least has an undemanding humanity and America cannot live forever with nuclear  understands at least that it is not natural it is dangerous and you have to do something. Are Thatcher says it is of she does believe in a de nuclear cd  but Arbatova said Reagan had chosen false instruments to do away with nuclear arms referring to the strategic defense initiative which the soviet Union bitterly opposes. Ski popularly known As Star wars,1 is a program for developing a space based . In her soviet television interview Thatcher said nuclear weapons arc a deterrent they Are not for use. ,. They have been the most successful deterrent against world War eve known so i Don t know Why you continue to ask for the abolition of nuclear Apons. It is peace 1  told reporters on her plane that id sought and obtained a Promise Frosti Tachev that the 50-Tninute in  be transmitted in full. It was. And a Jaid Gorbachev s word could be Impi Nuy accepted. It says a or Eamil about both of us that we get on so vim Asfe May have a very firm argument in there is Noth ing personal about it Anastio sense of resentment or Bard feelings Sec said. Energy depart Merf paid Ethar of Plant s of ebbs Washington department has f Rescue an Indiana nes Pace has said. In the joint communique wit the Sodette Europe Enrie de propulsion which builds the engines i said the launch scheduled Between june ii and 19, now would be before the end of  plan to right ferry Zeebrugge Belgium a officials sir Day. To Tai British ferry Herald of re enter prise that capsized outside this port March 6 will Likely be right dearly next week it looks like they will right the ship next monday Paul Ellis a spokesman for Townsend Thore sen the ferry s owner said. He said the plan was to pull the ship upright at either 7 . Or 7 . When the tide is up clearly they prefer to do this the righting in the morning so that they have daylight1 Ellis said. On thursday salvages continued Hying All the cables that have to be installed Tot right the 7,951-capsized with 543ton ship that people  people Are confirmed dead. At least 73 bodies Are said Tobe inside the vessel which lies about 1,000 Yards beyond this port. Deportation Case new York a a Federal appeals court has removed the last obstacle to deporting an elderly Man who faces a soviet death sen tence for allegedly supervising Man executions at a nazi concentration  is no Legal impediment to deporting Karl Linnas assist ant . Attorney Lawrence w. Chamblee said after the decision wednesday by the 2nd . Cir Cuit court of appeals to Lia a Sta that had delayed Linnas Deporta Tion to the soviet , Chamblee refused to say when the government would begin proceedings to have the 67 year old Grec Jawn resident de ported. Larry Schilling a lawyer for Lin Nas said there had been no Deci Sion on whether to Appeal to the supreme court. Linnas was convicted in Absen Tia in 1962 by a soviet court which sentenced him to death for supervising executions As chief of a nazi concentration Camp in Tartu Estonia in 1941 and 1942. . To reduce technology Export rules m in . Rules on exports of adva i Kii Chon orgy to so Viet bloc countries Weremiz Gifu european officials in Paris _ week a senior Reagan administration c facial said thursday. Paul Freydenberg. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Trade administration said the administration will announce that prior . Authorization longer be required for re Emsil tech comp Nern glower i allies to  within certain limits. Under the proposed changes for example a european manufacturer of per Sonal computers would be Able to Export anywhere in the world without prior a aval providing they Tail within Nee frictions on exports of sen considered of to soviet bloc countries worked Well since it was tightened up six years ago but has had a High Cost for the competitiveness of  Industry foreign companies might refrain from purchasing or might design out . Made components from future products because of these curbs he said. The reap of is Mioni to Eli i ung requirements for exports of Low technology  goods to non Cocom countries outside the soviet bloc he said. The Commerce department has als ovulatory changes in the sys tem of Chi Wicen ing for exports of equipment us Phyless sophisticated than 5upercompiitnnii1  Are controlled by c ments