European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 w the stars and stripes Friday. June 6,1987 Reagan hails support of missile offer r _ Reagan ran Fen beginning monday with the leaders of Britain France Germany Canada Italy and Japan. He said he is sure the allies would want 10 make sure he United states understands their position. And he there arc no divisions with is ration about his wife and then studied briefing material from the National Security Council before reviewing1 Ort speeches to be taped on Fri to on the first been of Tehaan s i 40 punish Roulsie and demanded a unlit audience. Security forces refused entry to the a led by to members of Italy s Par ent. Protesters carried signs Reading. Welcome president in a country where there is no death Penally " 1T1 the Points but were re according to Ansa the italian o Rome Domeet with Pope Dent will not leave inc Villa Bell Day when Summit Laiks begin. Following an eight hour flight from Washington aboard air Force one Rea forc Midnight he and Nancy reap were welcomed at a Brief Cere Mony by prime minister Amintore fan Fani and a military Honor guard. Afterwards the reagans were flown by helicopter to the 45-room Villa con Dubner in Venice s Countryside. The Villa was fixed in reagans and has been reserved White House entourage. Miraj Spiel closer to the Venice Summit sit Mph congressman 6 others indicted in we tech i Biaggi his Cdr new York up rep. Mason and five Ether men were ind led wednes Day on Federal racketeering Chain in the wed Lech influence buying scandal Nat has reached the highest Levels of governing the new York do Mott and his co defendants is re accused f participating in a scheme that helped Irani pm the wed Lect com Pany from a Bronx machine shop to a s100-Mifiia-Ycar defense contractor. Biaggi 69, if charged Wilh receiving225,000 shares of percent of we tech Stock Worth jj.8 rail Len after threatening to have his former Law if Cut its tics to the company and Block inf business administration sup port. His son Chard a partner in the firm Alleg edly acceded he Slock on behalf of Biaggi in Exchange yer securing his help in the company s Tampa Emo win a 132 million army contractor lh0nanufac1ure of Small engines. Congressman also demanded and re Ceil 130,000 for the Law firm in Exchange for Louvring City officials in we Lech s behalf the lick men charged. North from Page 1 North could be channelled to mrs. North possibly in the form of a real estate commission. He indicated that the person in the while House had earned this Money in some unrelated fashion Lewis said. I guess he was trying to Tell me it was t some sort of payout or bribe or Lewis said Zucker told him the Money had been earned but in could not be paid directly because the person was in a sensitive position. I asked who the person in the while House was Lewis said. To the Best of my recollection he said in Walt col. Oliver during later questioning Lewis conceded he clearly remembered the reference to the White House to someone s wife and a military person but the refer ence to the name is less nothing came of the conversation Lewis said. Hakim Lold the committees on wednesday he wanted to make sure North s family was provided for when North embarked on a risky Mission to Iran in 1986, attempting to gain the release of american hos tages in Lebanon. He testified he used proceeds from . Arms sales to Iran to establish a 1200,000 death Benefit for North s wife and four children but he never told the Marine officer about it. Hakim said he sued to Zucker la Rind a Way to get Money to North s family anonymously knowing it was illegal to make a payment directly to a . Govern ment employee Al the time. North was coordinating the secret Iran arms sales which Hakim said were yielding proceeds intended to finance Airdrop of weapons to the Nicara Guan Contra rebels. Hakim set up the secret Swiss accounts thai held funds for these and other coven activities directed Bynorth. These efforts were taking place during a two year congressional ban on . Military Aid to the con tras. Smokers from i cent were Shukers Down from he 39 percent reported in the 1985 do Survey. The Navy is Cowic Ting a similar Survey and is expected to release i Wilts later his month. In March 1986, Dewse Secretary Caspar Wein Berger signed a Broad Hemb promotion directive Fea Turing an aggressive anti Ioco Campaign. It placed severe restrictions on smoking i the workplace and called for major educational eff ton the hazards of tobacco use. Each service began the directive late last Spring. Tobacco sales in military facilities have Token drop Ping. About 900 million packs of cigarette sure sold in commissaries in 1986, 500 million fewer in in 1983, said a Dod official. The army and air Force Exchange service was t Able to provide figures on tobacco sales in cd Chan Navy exchanges have shown a s percent drop i from $107 million to 1102 million Between "1986. Soldiers generally seemed to support a smoking policies. About 62 percent of the enlisted rambers and 81 percent of the officers surveyed Preed with the restrictions on smoking. Of those raft dents 41 per cent of the enlisted personnel 3jn6 percent of the officers were smokers. Bases were eliminated. The majority of respondents in the air Force surf said they would not be influenced to quit by 1 prices for tobacco in military facilities. The air Force Survey showed thais fluent of non smokers and 74 percent of priors futz favored More restrictions on smoking in the pc place. About 25 percent of the smokers also bed More res iric Lions. Problem areas said officer for the army Anli sted soldiers and 58oked said they want to about 49 percent of percent of the officers quit the army Survey a delved into soldiers attitudes about cigarette Price grand availability. Some lawmakers on Capitol Kyj drive urged thai tobacco prices in military raised to the average in the local civilian Corr Qumy because the lower prices encourage smoking eur flatly among Young service members. The Survey showed that 41 percent of the enlisted or Pontiel and 1 5 percent of the officers Don t tobacco prices As an important Mili . But Only 23 percent of the enlisted sol i Artand 17 percent of the officers said they would quit or reduce their smoking if tobacco sales on army the army Survey Rev maj. Bruce Murphy tobacco use Prog rare some comnu0rrs have found it Lough to arrange work areas everyone he said. That s so mining they have to work out. A much bigger cd Fern is smokeless Gracy showed thai at the . Military facade Vest Point Only 2 percent to 5 percent of the i smoke but Between 10 percent and 15 percent hew tobacco he said. Initial army efforts did t Deal Wilh smokeless tobacco but officials Are working on plans to incorporate information about ils dangers into he Overall tobacco education program Murphy said nil menling the anti tobacco use program Over i countries such As Germany and South Korea when hulking is More prevalent and accepted than in the Unell states is a problem that has not been solved Muhy said. have designated smoking and non smoking Armand Are trying to educate local employees about in Etny s program but we know it s an Uphill Battle Minto said. The army wants Loasure soldiers that the program is Noi meant to just Oiler in to quit. We re trying to lie event Tung together under a health promotion umbrella Nurphy said. If some one says they can l quit because Wey u feel too much stress Well we plan to Lavundi wuss management workshops Down to the company la if someone is concerned about gaining weight after by quit Well emphasize weight control exercise ago Joper nutrition. We want to try to help them Stop so Deg and then if they have some associated difficulties can get them Inlo other programs for help Wilh those. Magazines Doms they such As Access to publications reasonably Avaiusini Uthe commercial Market place Hoffman wrote. Thin que guidance. He said will Lead to troublesome hug Alioff a Public affairs a defense department source said he c commanders would use the directive. For one thing they be had this authority j and for another the magazines we re bilking about Don t like to be stamped obscene and will fight any Effort la Label them As the government already has lost such a fight 1981, four cafes store managers were sued million each for refusing to Stock Hustler a the government claimed immunity . District court in Maryland ruled to at atthe lawsuit which was settled by compromised Hier remained in Post exchanges using a Fortnum based on shelf space and Market share. In Slor Are there was shelf space for three magazines a rustler presented at least a third of the Snarke Are in that area it would be locked. A draft ocj#9irertjve Calls for base commanders to Consul weft their sum Legal counsel about local Community Febi Lenity Standard including civilian Community court rulings and the feelings of members of Ibe military Community before Sci tag base policy Onadell magazines. The supreme court ruling said material is obscene if it meets three conditions that the average person applying contemporary Community standards finds that the work taken As a whole appeals to the prurient interest in my thai the work depicts or describe offensive Way sexual denied by an applicable state or Lei that the work or ptas a whole lacks serious literary a Tiniuc Petal or scientific value. Hustler Are the two most popular sold through Stan and stripes Europe. Penthouse Sells More than and Hustler averages about 11,000 copies Annh Dutting both at the head of the top 10" of Mon Hlyn fillers Al the 205-Siorc opera lion. Weekly magazines such astr of National enquirer Are the Overall Best Sellers How i with each aver aging about 8,000 copies per week aah Hing to Sale figures. It. Cot. Suzanne l Phillips Deputy comr Fejer of the stars and stripes termed the directive a bucket of Worms. Where they Are trying to get a Standard policy could see a lot of individual View As Community com Manders implement the directive she said. Suri Wal str j i. Komnick Antn cowl to
