European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 5, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28o the stars and stripes tuesday May a 19b7 Stan Turkey helped in a washingtonian administration stymied in its negotiation wit i Iran last Spring persuade Pakistan and Turkey to assist u.5. Efforts to secure the release or hostages officials of the three governments said. Pakistani and turkish of Rcd messages Froin Phi in stale George  to senior Spring and summer the messages sought the release of Edia Lebanon requested the desire far an Overall relation a United Stales or and others. The administrations Reliance on Paki Stan and Turkey a strategy not previously disclosed because the information was classified shows the lengths to which the United states went in trying to persuade Iran s revolutionary govern a i source said . Offi-�_enli5ted at least five governments in diaries 1the source conf i of Pakistan and Turkey  in neighbors of Iran but refused to identify the other two governments on grounds that the information unclassified. The administration sought to Ope new channels to Iran after an impasse developed last May in arms for hostages talks Between iranian officials and a . Delegation led by Robert Mcfarlane the former National Security adviser Accord ing to the Tower report issued feb. 26. The messages delivered by Pakistan made no offers of weapons big Jjo waver an administration Offen Nohh last one response from Iran Serter  sought arms in Exchange for the hostages. Hart from Pacha 1 lied source it described As Independent As saying the woman joined the former Colorado senator at fun s Hart s Campaign manager William Dixon statement sunday from Washington that the Story wast preposterous and inaccurate and suggested the paper has engaged in character assassinations.". Herald executive editor Heath Meriwether said sunday the paper stands by the Story and that the. Paper s reporters acted in a professional  Nart Haj been dogged by rumours about his pen Hilife since the 1 984 presidential Campaign. Hart has denied lie rumours. Follow me around. I Don t can. I m serious. I anybody wants to put a Tail on me go ahead. They d be Snow Calls Chilly halt to Early summer in . London a nearly two weeks of in Teaton ably warm weather in Britain ended abruptly of sunday with Snow a Northern Wales Yorkshire and pans of Central England. Other parts of the country had rain Hail and the highest temperature of the Day was 55degrees in Cardiff and the lowest 41 in the Scot Tish ski resort of  of 75 were common Over four Days from monday to thursday last week to highest in april for 40 years. The Normal aver age Reading for april is around 46. Option born Singer form dead in Paris Dalida the linger and an who first woj Aflfe in franc for her song a Hibino japn34, was found dead in her parii1hlap t sunday from an apparent overdose Otje Jutes. She was 54.relatives said Ujj Eft Widde note which Dalida Kkt real name Wasl tide Vigliotti had Haaven entertainment  and Ana pee Middle East for More  included More than 400 a in Foj speh 200 in italian and 200 in other language and her records sold More than 85 million copies. Ivies police use Force to break up Art exl Mosco Jap soviet a Lef beat Anda rested  Jofin Fornal out door Art exhibit to be  of the artists reported. Six of those Metaj Leere released after Sev eral hours said Pahde Zubchenko a Friend of the Anisis spa seven Siwerson Arkady kirov who Idso a Friend Otte artists and attended to inhibit As a 3pertalor,%jnained Ina mos Cupul sunday night i " the Mobit planned by several you they wanted to show their Woi to people who Don t normally go to proceeded for about 2vi hours before police Ved in to break it up said Andrei Krivov another Friend of the artists. Very bored Hart was quoted As saying in sunday editions of the new York times Magazine. The Herald said it reporters followed the unidentified woman starting with a Friday afternoon flight from Miami to Washington. The reporters watched Hart and the woman leave his townhouse Friday at s 30 . And return at 11 17 ., the Herald said. Hart told the Herald they had returned because she had left some things at the House and that she left again 10 or 15 minutes later. The reporters next saw Han and the woman at 8 40p.m. Saturday and interviewed Hart on the Street about 30 minutes later inc Herald said. Hart said his wife Lee was in Denver for the week end the Herald said. Hart told the newspaper he met the Young woman several months ago. The newspaper described her As an actress in her 20s who lives in Miami a tart Campaign manager Dixon said the Allegro not i in the Herald Story Are preposterous and inaccurate i in their entirety. They have taken a casual acquaint Ance and a simple dinner with three friends and Politi Cal supporters and attempted to make a Story where there is  and Dixon condemned the methods used by the paper. The system when reduced to hiding in Bushes peeking in windows and personal harassment has clearly run amok he said. Those who cover politics have some duly of self restraint. Here the boundaries of journalistic ethics have clearly been  senator Hart accepts the scrutiny that comes with his leadership role in the democratic party and the country. But scrutiny and questions of character Are one thing character assassinations Are entirely another Dixon added. Meriwether rejected Dixon s attacks saying that not whal we re engaging  acting on a lip and because the womanizing Issue has been raised in Kurt s Campaign a Herald reporter Lew to Washington on the same plane with a Youn woman who we later observed with Han entering and leaving his townhouse Meriwether said we reported those observations this morning responsibly and accurately along with or. Hart s comments. We observed Hart s townhouse for More than 24hours, from a respectful distance and we conducted ourselves in a professional manner throughout. Whenever engaged in the tactics suggested by or. Dixon Meriwether said. The womanizing Issue has become a i major one in Hart s Campaign because it raises ques a i Lions concerning the candidate s judgment and Integri-1i to. Thai s Why we Are reporting on this  Nicaragua from Page 1 Complete democracy is achieved. While House aides had called this approach a shifting Emp Jais designed to secure bipartisan congressional support for approval of $105 million More next year for the rebels known As contras. As he arrived at Ellis Island by motorcade Reagan was asked if he still wanted to make the sandinista cry Uncle As he once said at a news conference i response to a question about whether he wanted to overthrow the govern ment. I want them to try free election he said. Reagan declined to comment on what he though would now persuade the sandinista to change when Yean of fighting by the contras and1 pressure from the United states have not produced the remits be wants. But in Bis speech Reagan argued that without the contras to bring premure on the sandinista regime the russians would soon solidify their base in Nicara Gua and the subversion in q Salvador would1 re  Reagan s speech came two Days before Congress be gins hearings on the Iran con Ira affair. Asked sunday if the hearings would Hurt Reagan said for Contra Aid. Frank c. Carlucci Reagan i National Security adviser scid that "1 would Hope to Congress would weigh this Issue on the merits and said the Contra leaders were innocent  Reagan from Paga 1 interview who raised the Money to buy arms for to decontrol or when it happened but be implied that it was done at the Behest of the White House and happened at a time when lawmaker believed it was against the Law for american official to Supply Mili tary Aid to the contras. After Inouye s statement an Abc correspondent Marvin Kalb asked him on the basis of what was raised on behalf of the White House the president i your View knew Money was going for the Purchase of arms for the combast the senator replied yes  Inouye was then asked whether the soliciting of Money for weapons for the contras violated the so called Boland amendment which waa in effect fro october 1984 until october 1986. Lawman in main Tain the amendment barred direct and indirect .military Aid to the nicaraguan rebels. The senator replied thai there was a constitutional ques ton about the applicability of the Boland amendment thai would have to be decided by the courts but that the spirit and intention of the Law were dearly violated. On the Abc program Rudman said thai the use of any . Personnel to raise Money for arms would have been an illegal  he added however that i private citizens had raised the Money in question it would not necessarily have been against the Law. From Page 1 a cordon but they were kept several1ofbodyguards. A great Deal of the s20 million Price Pope s visit covered Security a up Man Bishops conference s an americana Ali Kan observing the Security a lion of the Pope s visit to the Urmia slates in september said he look note of Shete s unpredictability. He does t stick to the Security rules said Losangeles police commander George Morrisson. Well have to adjust to that when he s in los Angeles after the mass John Paul walked widths procession of cardinals to an area set aside for people in wheelchairs. He spoke individually with a dozen or so people. Hon Ina Ama Ai ass Amab a furl in paving Small gifts Tremont. John Paul visited Mayer s grave indo the Pope Hait Bah Edued to say mass before50,000 people in  held sunday afternoon but bad weather Causs Piatote be reschedule for sunday night in Augsburg s Call