European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 14, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes d cancer Charity s expenses found top heavy Page 5 q future Sailor shortage feared by Navy Page 7 d Maze wins masters in sudden death playoff Page 21 auth vol. 45. No. 359 full Tom tuesday april 14, 198 Shultz holds talks in Moscow .1. Mid foiicc1 08693 a Secretary of state George Shultz with foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Moscow a Secretary of state George Shutlz held two rounds of talks monday with soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze to try to stabilize superpower relations in the midst of bitter Exchange of spy charges. The sessions and a working lunch were held at a foreign ministry guest House about a mile from inc Kremlin sunny skies melted a few remaining traces of Winter dusk the jewish festival of passover arrived and Shuttz planned to join seder at the . Embassy. Prominent soviet refuseniks those denied per Mission to emigrate had been invited to join the special Van was set up to provide secure communications for Shutlz to Washington and for meetings with his staff. The United states has accused the soviets of infiltrating the embassy with the collusion of . Marine guards an gaining Access to classified material. About three dozen reporters and photographers were taken on a Lour of two rows of red Brick townhouses where american diplomats have lived since late last year. Construction on the new embassy building stopped in 1985, president Reagan last week said the$191 million Structure might have to be Lorn Benson . Press and Cul Tural Counselor said we be never seen any listening devices in the residences but congressional pro bars last week claimed eavesdropping devices were hid Den during unsupervised soviet construction. Shultz had planned to complain to Shevardnadze about a pattern of in Trusic Ness and hostility. But he also said before coming to Moscow on a three Day visit that he wanted to find our Way to a More constructive relation ship and to lower the level of lethal nuclear weapons. No details of Shutlz s talks with Shevardnadze were made Public. Tass the soviet news Agency reiterated its critical View of Reagan s strategic defense initiative and said nuclear and space arms arc on the Agenda of the Shultz Shovard Nadza Brief soviet report also said Shutlz and Shevardnadze arc consid ering in a Concrete Way prospects for working out an agreement Between , and the United states on re moving medium Range nuclear missile from american officials consider a euro see Shultz on Page 28 better Allied conventional forces urged staff writer to Ward reducing intermediate _ a forces in Europe must not overshadow problems caused by the inferiority of nato s conventional forces sen. Sam Nunn said monday. As Secretary of slate George Shutlz trav eled to Moscow for talks on nuclear arms Nunn delivered the keynote address at symposium on Industrial cooperation among Allied nations. The Georgia Era outlined a three track pm Eaf to improve the Congo Jim Silion of the allies wide a Mnew avenues for Possi Nion agreements. Our leaders and oar citizens keen focus on the dangers of nuclear War is not being matched by a corresponding dedication 10 improvements innate s Convent to i abilities he j coming " by allergic i have re Rina ined relatively unaware of the con. Naclion betwee nearly first use of no sen. Sam Nunn Clear weapons and conventional three Point program Calls for revolutionary improvements in conventional forces innovative arms control proposals and Public education on the implications of nato s conventional deficiencies. In Force improvements Nunn cite the need for new technology that would Render War have in mind Here is our Success he said. The soviets Actium i Ziaee wit starting Over in air a chem not mean the soviets can never de against stealth technology. It does mean that they will spend considerable Tim and hundreds of billions to counter improvements in less exotic conventional forces also Are necessary. If nato is to Ful fill its commitment ioa30-Day conventional War the allies must follow through with pro Grams calling Tor More munitions fuel and hardened aircraft the allies must learn to stretch defense dollars Nunn said. As increase to r nor efficient production and so lower costs in the defense the second Point innovative and effective conventional reduction proposal must Lake into account the ensling Supri cd Day of Warsaw pact forces Nunn said. the United slates removed two Aivil Jom Germany the soviet should Eastern Europe a 50 percent forces Are see Nunn on concertgoers More choosy As Dollar clips by writer a. If the performer s right so is the Price despite the plunging Dollar Ameri cans overseas Are willing to pay whatever it lakes to Sec their favorite stars about who their favourites Don t go to Many concerts Bulich ones that i do want to see i willing to pay inc said 24-year-old Florence Reilly wife of 1stll. Kevin t. Reily Reilly 42 German Mark about $23.30 to Sec Tina Turner at the Frank Furt fest Hall last month was right on the Mark. In fact she said she had been will ing to pay up to 60 Marks about $33.30 per . Have disposable income that we can speh Tab she said. Sol. Richard Afama a. 34, of Rhein Berg agrees that the Low Tallat Rale has had Little effect on his , in particular when it comes to the concert s Good i m still Gifu a 10 go 10 it he said. With ticket prices 25 and 55 Marks $ 13.90jw.50 for the Lionel Richie Shpur in Dortmund this week Ains a Refl said he expected to pay Between so and 40 Marks $16.70 $22jtfj each for his wife and him both Ainsworth and Reilly compared concert ticket prices in Germany to those in the United Stales. Ainsworth recalled inc first Lime he saw Richie in san Amo Rico Texas in 1984. He had paid Aboul $20 per ticket. A ticket to the Jacksons Victory tour concerts in 1984, Reilly Mann Buero in bad pointed out Cost about$30. Hom Feorg from the mid-1970s to the late soldiers in inc 18 to 20-year-old age Jbf Stan average Rock concert at the Fesi Halle in Frankfurt capacity 10,000-Brackei usually spend their extra Cal fun record albums and according to spec. 4 a cow Buchowski 24, of babes Hauser .,.�"someaf-Tfesc Guys save up their Ama Jmst to go to concerts he said., y4 , this tendency to the greater Charro do seeing bands i concert in German 1, comped with the situation in the United of the proximity of performance Sites. If person misses a concert in Frankfurt for instance Oflyn he or she can catch the show in nearby Heidelberg a few Day Slater. Tour promoters in Germany agree thai americans have always constituted an important Market. They re Well aware of the decline in american concert Atten dance and the trend of selectivity according to Udo Schaar of Lipp 15,000 with festival sealing attracted about 30 percent to 50 percent Ameri cans. These Days the number has dropped to about 20 percent or less. The percentage increases however a concerts by major american artists said Schaar. The Prince and Zzz top concert sin inc fes Halle Lasi year again Drew about 30 percent 10 40 percent Ameri cans he said. " americans Aren t the Only ones which concerts to attend. In the past up to three years Europe has seen a glut in Lue concert Market. This year especially promoters Are doing More shows than Ever before.1 said Adi Kitsch or of Shooler promotions & Klein in Frankfurt. Kitsch or Poi lol 10 the week of feb. Continued on Page 3
