European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 30, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d re target prevents War general says Page 2 g 6 airlines agree to revise schedules Page 5 d Iowa Tennessee open College season today Page 21 the St ars and Fries uth Obud unofficial Public halon f vol. 46, no. 134 sunday August 30, 1987 Omeo force1 to 0 8693 a . Nearing Pat on arms Reagan slays los Angeles states is close l a president Reagan Laid saturday thai the unite Dan agreement with the soviet Union 30 eliminate intermediate ground launched nuclear missiles. Reagan in his Seekly radio address Laid thai when he became president he sought cull in Nua ear weapons and suggested that i one area ground launched intermediate weapons we Sim ply eliminate then today we Are lose to an agreement with the soviets Tofino just that he snid. The president a Viet Union to tensions incl Dilion in Eastern i if the world the soviets must adventures read they can get can tear Down the allow tree elect and since this Moi i called upon the so Steps to ease world allowing free elec in countries. To know True peace t up these Imperial said. Of Afghanistan they Erlin Wall they can in Eastern Europe i Marks the seventh anniversary of the forming of the free polish labor , As Well As the 19th anniversary of the 1968 soviet led invasion of Czechoslovakia it s a particularly Good Giftie for the soviets to repudiate Force As a Means of preventing liberalization in Eastern Europe. And along the inc lines they can Stop helping the sandinista regime in Nicaragua subvert i j neighbors. The so Viets can also open their defense establishment to world scrutiny. They can publish a valid and comprehensive de sense budget and reveal the size an composition it their armed forces. They can let their parliament the supreme so Viet debate major new military pro Grams. Here Al Hime we must reme berths lesson of the last 40 years if the world is o in few True peace and if free Dom is to prevail America must remain Strong and  sen. Carl Levin d-mich., in respond ing to reagan1 weekly radio address praised the president for his efforts to secure a treat on intermediate Range missiles. He called a possible inf inter mediate Range leu Clear Force agreement an important step toward freeing he world from the threat of nuclear War. However Lofin cautioned that the step is a Small Orte. Keep in i id that the superpower together have Ofer 50,000 nuclear War Heads. The inf agreement would eliminate Only about 4 percent of that Loial. And not one of he warheads to be destroyed under thit agreement is targeted on the United sates he said. In fact we deploy More Lew Long Range nuclear warheads every tree months than we would be dismantling under the intermediate Range agreement now under consideration. The Bottom line is this with or with out an inf agreement the superpower nuclear arms race will continue unless we can follow an inf Success with a strategic arms control treaty Levin said. In no Aquino Iii Al a saturday mass for bodyguards slain by mutineers. Philippine military continues mop up Manila Philippines a to military rounded up the last of rebel Force at armed forces Headquarters sat urday but the rebel chief did hundreds of armed mutineers remained at Large after failing to Over throw president co Razon Aquino. Aquino demanded the arrest of every one who joined the gravest attack yet against her 18-Momh-old administration. Police set up roadblocks and stopped vehicles from entering or leaving Manila trying to catch those who escaped it is not a question of forgiving Aquino said it was not Only done against me but against Irr entire  saw How Many innocent civilians were  . Troops at Clark a near Manila see philippine on Page 28 Pentagon working on plans to support . Forces in Gulf Washington a the Pentagon is planning Long term support for Navy forces in the persian Gulf following the rapid buildup that has put More than 20 . Warships there and in the nearby arabian sea. Officials said Friday that the joint chiefs of Start has asked the Navy to explore the possibility of establishing floating Supply stations for mine sweeping operations in the Gulf. The officials who asked not to be  id the request was part of a logistics planning Effort focus ing on Long term support for american foods in the Gulf. The Reagan administration has say Cit intends to help protect kuwaiti Oil tankers  waterway As Long As there is a threat of attack. Iran. Kuwait is a key ally of Iraq which is engaged in a 7-year-old War with Iran. Figures obtained from face Pentagon on Friday give an indication of the Yit of the . Commitment. Showing that More Titan 10,000 . Service members will receive imminent danger pay bonuses for serv ice there. La june before the Reagan administration s Deci Sion to escort the kuwaiti tankers Only 160 american service member found the world were receiving the $ 1 to a  and they were spread among live diff fat countries. Am Lohing to the sources the joint chiefs want Tode Jonnine if barges could be leased and anchored in he Gulf to store food fuel and other equipment needed by mine sweeping boats operating in the Gulf. The Navy used such floating base Camps in Rivers during the Vietnam War. An amphibious cargo ship sailed into the Gulf earlier last week bearing two Small mine sweeping boats. An amphibious transport Dock is near the Gulf with four mine sweeping boats aboard. The two this Are part of the 12-ship Middle East task Force operating in the Gulf itself. The 10-ship Battle group is deployed nearby in the arabian sea. In addition the Pentagon has ordered sit Large mine sweeping ships k Sailor the Gulf. The Guadalcanal an amphibious assault ship Al ready is operating in the waterway with eight mine sweeping copters. The sources said that Over Ilie Long term the joint chiefs would like to find some Way to support the see Gulf on Page 28 . Immigrants seeking residency to get aids tests Washington a the Public health service issued a regulation Friday requiring aids tests for All immigrants and refugees seek ing to become permanent . Residents. The regulation becomes effective dec. 1 and Means that aids blood tests will be required of All 600,000 people seeking to come to the United Stales annually or who already Are Here on temporary visas. The tests also will be required of the estimated 60.000 refugees who come to the United Stales each ear. People overseas who warn to immigrate to the United slates and who lest positive for the aids virus will be ineligible to come Here and for Eigners who art1 already Hyrc on temporary visas will to denied residency Lalus said Verne Jar vis a spokesman for the immigration and naturalisation  re  will Nat apply to tourists or see aids on Page 28