European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 17, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 j the stars and stripes Friday april 17,1997 Leta free s pre fial hearing ends a. Jar to " " " Washington a Maury prosecutors finished presenting evidence  ill a pc rial hearing for Marine sgt. Clayton Jet Barce b former Moscow embassy guard accused of Selling the nage for a derision on whether tie should . Col John Shotwell a Marine spokesman said the pretrial proceedings for Lonetree ended shortly before noon thursday behind closed doors in the Suamico a Marine  military procedures in it now up la the hear ing officer o make a recommendation to die commanding general at Quanico As to whether i should be court Martiale and if so on which tithe hearing officer maj. Robert j. A Fothas up to three Days to make his . It  pct sen. The commander at Antico will then make the final decision. Of following the  s hearing pre trial proceedings were a muted to get under Way for Cpl. Arnold Bracy Amnier former Moscow embassy guard charged . Those proceeding Wernol expected Toj completed thursday. On cd fmay one of Lonetree s lawyers said his a Vinci s last supper to reopen to the Public Milan Italy a authorities said wednesday tha Ler Jeee last Sion Friday but w the work w months while of the painting fro n the italian c by in Milan s is May be close damage to the i the ministry be allowed int visitors away for completed the " the ministry buses and other the Church in do Navy Jet 3 Crew m Tokyo a crashed in the i three Crew meal the . Foi Japan said thurs the ea-6b in were in sati Facto in fair condition. The report Sak Miles Southwest ducting pc ration Leonardo a Vinci s Mas per will reopen to the Public i restricted Access. Closed to the Public for two Yalj studied ways of protecting Tol Lutton. Ure ministry said the ref to to Maria Delle Grazie Church definitely if any permanent Ling is found. D no group larger than 1 s Wilt e Ball and that fences will keep the Wall on which Leonardo is supper in 1497. Iso banned parking or tour Chicles in the Square opposite town Milan. Rashes in Pacific embers injured a . Navy aircraft Stem Pacific Ocean but Alt s ejected and were rescued. X Media Liaison office in a two Crew members aboard or that crashed wednesday condition and the ibid was he aircraft crashed at sea 375 Tokyo wednesday while con of the aircraft Carrier Ranger. Writer Bandy Dies at 72 White . A Franklin Bandy mystery writer a eavesdropping device in the american ambassador s office in Moscow but he did give details on the layout of the office and the material the desk was made of the newspaper said. He also gave information later on the layout of the Vienna embassy the report said. V defense attorney Michael v. Stuhff said alter wednesday s closed door session that three witnesses were called and not one of them said anything in is of implicating my client off and co counsel William Kunstler on wednes to off photographs taken at the annual a  in november 1985.stuhff  showed the senior non commissioned Mawman Moscow with two soviet women one undersea afeard on a sofa. As Well As a i state department Cal Mil with another soviet woman Stuhff said Lone read not denied having a relationship with Seina but  was a very common accepted  storms rampage through South new York a violent storms that killed live people in the South swept into the appalachian mountains on thursday leaving behind downed Trees an washed out roads caused by flooding a Tornado Hall and High  Virginia boy was swept to his death wednesday Story Page 6a Tornado killed a woman in Florid and the weather was blamed for three traffic deaths in North  showers and  hit from the Tennessee Valley to North Carolina and the mid Atlantic states thursday and floods were reported in North Carolina and Virginia the National weather service said. Flood or Flash flood watches were issued for sections of Tennessee North Carolina West Virginia Virginia and Maryland. More than 4 inches of Raflin has fallen in some areas since wednesday morning. V in Eastern Kentucky authorities closed several schools thursday and 20 families were evacuated around Toler because of a Flash flood threat. Pike and Martin county authorities reported no property dam age although water was approaching several trailer Sand had blocked several roads and an underpass. Water was 2 feet deep across roads in Guilfor county in North Centra North Carolina and Many other creeks in the area overflowed their Banks the weather service said. Nato from Page 1 High priority to Riddle created by soviet is Sites. Stem Europe of the threat urn Range nuclear mis Llo a historic the Start of ss-20 deployments tin. Nato decision two Yean jail to install 3 in erf Toof  penning ii and cruise mis Flut in five West european countries. The nato decision widespread Public protests in Europe. Now we have Shenro Spect of an agreement that brings this whole pattern of soviet deployments which we 06-. A cited to Back under control Sulu said standpoint that s Good. That s what we be been gel to throughout the Reagan administrations Sulu said the soviet offer is Hailey along the lines of what nato can a the soviets previously Hal used to include their Shorter Range nuclear Mial Fis. With ranges of Between 300 and 600 Miles a  negotiations on in bigger rockets wit Junges of 600 to 3,000 Miles. The  backed by its nato allies has demands anal the soviets accept a ceiling on their tinge missiles at current Levels and give Washington the right to match the soviet total. The United slates has no nuclear missiles of this category in Europe. Shutlz said the key question before nato now i whether the Reagan administration should change Iti stance and go along with a total elimination or the Shorter Range missiles. The Only Cost to America he said would be foregoing the right to create an ars Nalof these missiles. We have before us a prospector a goo agreement we have the  and we now have to make  our position whether it should lube on the so called Shorter Range   questioned by reporters refused Ether they could accept the soviet offer cannot afford to reject this offer out of hand  minister Uffe Elleman Jensen said we must carefully Analyse what is in it.1 Hans  Germany s foreign min ister whose Coton Upu d be most directly affected by the removal of Shor Nunge soviet missiles As part Ofa broader Accord said ant to decision would require an intensive process of  foreign Secretary sir Geoffrey Howe appeared to come the closest to saying nato should go along with Gorbachev s proposal. He noted thai Ine soviets previously had sought to keep their monopoly on this category of weapon by insisting on a Mutual freeze. Webb from Page 1 of the affair by the Pentagon s inspe7r/%g Al. Summary of those findings was released wedge the inspector general said any suggestion that leh Man had pressured the Board id promote particular officers was totally without  Lehman had consistently maintained that he was dealing Only with numbers in the Case and did know the names of any officers selected by the but the inspector general fault dub  clearly communicate  Board before in began its work  the Secretary of the Navy  the advice of counsel exceeded  when he dissolved the  the Board also cleared Dumars of any improper conduct saying he did not arbitrarily Fence the num Bers for the submarine Community my View of the promotion process is thai it is eminently fair and that there is an enormous on going Effort by people of unquestioned integrity to preserve that fairness,1 Webb  added however that he is ordering changes in promotion  directed that All guidance to future  so Ita Iii Byj Apmand understood in Mem member. Also proce dures Foeloa Zajm me Aricer promotion plan will i Wio include  from warfare or Mummy Heads so the needs of Tref butt arc clearly defined prior to each selection Board c Lehman who was replaced by Webb As the _., april 10, had accused Demars of taking advantage of his lame Duck status by stacking the pro motion Board s recommendations to favor submariners that in turn caused an uproar within the Navy leading top officers to disclose the internal tight and to complain privately that it was Lehman who was improperly tampering with the work of an impartial Mili tary  had created the 10-rnrmber promotion Board on Jan 13 to select 284 individuals to Advance from the rank of commander to Captain in the coming year.  asked not to be named said the j originally was expected to select 21 submariner for promotion although an increase to 25 was subsequently authorized. The panel however selected 31submariners for promotion or 10 More than the Origi  inspector general faulted Lehman for failing from the Start to make Clear his guidance for  among the Navy communities. Secretary did not provide hts evaluation of them requirements of the warfare communities in writing  to do so orally was Noi clearly understood a a aboard president the report Stales. Accordingly it is difficult to see How the Board report can be measured against that