European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 8, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes tuesday september a 1s87 shaded put of map at left shows Section of Germany where exercise certain Strule tales place sept. 14-24, map in right shows staging deployment and Field exercise areas. Nato from Page 1 exercise include the 36th tac fighter Wing from bit Burg a the 50lh tac fighter Wing at Halin a. The 52nd tac fighter Wing from Span Dahlem a the 86th tac fighter Wing from ran Stein a the 43rd electronic combat so at Sembach a and the 26th tac reconnaissance Wing at Zwic Bruecken a the 32nd tac fighter so at so Sterberg a nether lands also will participate. Possibly missing from the exercise however will be the 36 Apache attack helicopters shipped from fort Hood to Rotterdam Netherlands. The army has temporarily grounded the aircraft following a crash at fort Rucker Ala. The tint 20 of the helicopters arrived in Rotterdam last week and were moved under one time flight Clear ances to nearby Eindhoven where faulty Swash plates in the Tail Rotor Assembly arc being replaced according to maj Courtenay Wellon with the joint information Bureau in the Hague Belgium. It s not a real problem other than that the helicopters Are just jilting there. I imagine it s going to get wrinkle in the exercise somewhere along the line he said. The helicopters will be used in the exercise if therm wide ban is lifted Wellon said. In Southern Germany 55,000 soldiers from the Ger Man it corps will team with 20,000 French troops for exercise bold Sparrow set for sept. 17-21 Between Stuttgart and Regensburg. Nearly 17,000 vehicles 2,500 tanks and 500 Heli copters will be used in the mock War according to it col. Kurt augut the corps spokesman. Altogether a total of 230,000 troops from 13 nato countries will take part in autumn forge War Garnet stretching from Norway to Eastern Turkey in a test of defences in the Central front Region and nato North Ern and Southern flanks. They Are the first Large scale nato Maneu vers to be held under the leadership of Gen. John a Calvin supreme Allied commander Europe who took Over from Gen. Bernard w. Rogers in june. As pan of the 35-nation Security agreement signed last fall nato will invite representative front the signatory nations to View the Maneu vers. An autumn forge spokesman said soviet and War saw fact representatives have been invited to observe exercise certain strike. Jackson from Page 1 country. It s Clear to us that we can build a coalition where people come to Gether in quest of jobs and peace and Justice Jackson said. Asked if he could be a mainstream candidate who could win the election Jackson said the real Issue is the mainstream is too narrow. We be got to turn the Stream into a River and make room for More  Jackson said the nation is More ready than the publishers and the Lead ers Are to accept him As the first Black president. It was said that a Catholic could not win in i960. In a real sense i m trying to fulfil the Best dimension of the Constitution if i can in fact be come president indeed As John Ken Nedy became As a Catholic indeed As Franklin a Roosevelt came Riding in a wheelchair. If i can become president every woman can every Man boy and woman and girl can he said. So in a real sense i m giving America a Chance to make a Choice to fulfil the highest and Best of an authentic and Hon est democracy following the announcement the Day s itinerary for the longtime civil rights Leader and minister called for him to participate in labor Day events i Pittsburgh Cleveland and new York. We re changing phases today. We Veblen in the Penroo of examination test ing the Waters rather informal Organiza Tion and Between now and oct. 10, Well be building formal organization Sale by Staie in preparation for the announce ment Jackson said in an interview from Pittsburgh. The flamboyant 45-year-old Jackson espouses the most Liberal views among the democratic presidential hopefuls. And he also is the Only one who his con ducted a presidential Campaign previously. His unsuccessful 1984 bid resulted in two primary victories in Louisiana and the District of Columbia and he captured More than is percent of the nationwide primary votes. But the Campaign itself had a unique Impact As it rolled along on the electricity and Pride that was generated among the predominantly Black crowds that flocked to see the Man trying to become the first Black presidential nominee of a major political party. Jackson hopscotch de from Urban Cen ters to Rural areas building his Campagnon the enthusiasm he found at huge out door rallies and revival style events often organized by Church leaders. Jackson says there is a greater Public readiness today for his. Candidacy than there was in 1984, and a time Magazine poll published sunday said Jackson remained the leading Choice for president among Likely democratic voters with Massachusetts gov. Michael Dukakis a Dis Tant second. Twenty six percent of the democrats interviewed named Jackson As their first Choice. Dukakis was the Choice of 11 percent and rep. Patricia Schroeder of Colorado was chosen by 9 percent sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee was favored by 8 percent sen. Paul Simon of Illinois by 6 percent rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri s percent and for Mer gov. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona and sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware by 3 percent each. Twenty eight of the democrats inter viewed bad no preference in Ute poll which was conducted with 1,512 adult americans last week. The margin of error was plus or minus 4 percentage Points. Hostage from Page 1 Juergen Chrobot said both Iran an Syria acted on Schmidt s behalf. Iran and Syria both helped win Schmidt s release Chrobot said we have goo relations with Tenran and Syria and per Sonal contacts with leaders there. Therein Trust Between us and those countries and that has  German officials said there were no plans to free Karnadi or his brother Ali Abbas Hamadi. There were never any negotiations to release the two lebanese and there Are no plans to do so said Alexander Prechtel a spokesman for the German fed eral prosecutor s office. His statement was confirmed by Volker Bouffier state Secretary in the Hussen Justice ministry. Siemens the electronics company that employs Schmidt denied it paid Ransom to gain his release. No Ransom was paid by Siemens company spokesman Horst Sieben said. The holy warriors for Freedom the group that claimed the kidnappings of Schmidt and German businessman Rudolf Cordes s3, issued a statement Early monday promising Schmidt would be freed. The statement did not mention Cordes. Twenty three foreigners have been kidnapped in Lebanon and Are believed still held. Also missing is anglican Church envoy Terry Wane who disappeared Jan. 20 in Beirut while trying to negotiate the release of foreign hostages. The foreign hostage held the longest is Terry a Anderson chief Middle East correspondent for the associated press who was abducted March 16,1985. Nearly All foreigners released from Captivity in Lebanon have been brought to Syria before being repatriated. Syria is the dominant military Power in neigh Boring Lebanon. The holy warriors for Freedom had been demanding the release of Moham med Hamadi a shiite moslem arrested in Frankfurt on Jan. 13, he was indicted in the United states on murder and older charges in the june 1985 hijacking of a Twa jetliner to Beirut and die killing Ofa . Navy diver. His brother Ali Abba Hamadi. Was arrested in Germany Jan. 26 and is suspected of involvement in the Kidnap pings of Schmidt and Cordes. Bonn rejected a request from the United slates to extradite Mohammed Ham Adi and said it intended to try him on terrorism charges. The decision was seen As an attempt to save the lives of the German hostages