European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes sunday september 13,1987 news updates terrorist attacks Bilbao Spain a in a note to news Media published Friday in a Basque newspaper to hts separatist group Eta claimed responsibility for three recent terrorist attacks in the Northern Basque Region that killed three civil guards. The Eta note thai appeared in Friday s edition of the Basque nationalist daily Zegiri said its com mangoes were responsible Tor thursday s car bomb blast in Guernica just Call of Bilbao. The blast killed civil guard officers pc Scrico Jimenez 22. And Manuel Avila Garcia 29, Eta said in the note that two of its members shot and killed another civil guard officer Cyistobal Martin Ducngo 50. On tuesday. Also on thursday Eta com mangoes carried out a rocket propelled grenade attack on a civil guard Barracks in the Northern town of Ornizia. The note said. No one was injured in the attack. No amnesty for rust Moscow a the Ger Man teen Ager sentenced to four years in a labor Camp for flying a Small plane to red Square is not eligible for an amnesty marking the bolshevik revolution s 70th anniversary an official said thurs Day. Foreign ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov told report ers that 19-year-old Mathias rust will not be freed under the govern ment s june amnesty decree. Rust who was convicted sept. 5, will have to serve at least a third of his term before being freed Gerasimov said. Temperatures 5957 43 7264 70 66 72 53 64 52 68 66 5564 48 63 66 64 54 59 57 46 69 63 57 67 53 59 61 63 37 55 61 75 73 61 68 73 55 by 74 61 66 79 84 47 90 82 90 83 90 90 83 6?77 75 72 84 88 87 81h 72 91 88 83 90 72 75 61 93 46 66 85 91 97 86 92 93 79 91 100 90 79 Moat  Atlanta Atlantic a Taus in Namno Baton Rouge to Sebaston  Cne Nafton w a. 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Manufactured goods accounted for much of this drop falling from $14.5 billion in june to $ 13.8 billion in july. Imports meanwhile Rose 2 percent to $37.5 billion in july. Most of this increase was due to higher Petroleum imports up to $4.4 Bil lion from $3.7 billion in june. In another report Friday the labor department said that wholesale prices showed no change from june to july the first time the producer Price Index has been Flat in nine months. Lower Foo costs and Early end of the Model year Auto discounts helped offset slightly higher Energy prices. Friday s merchandise Trade report was viewed by economists As further Evi Dence that the Long awaited turnaround in Trade accounts has yet to materialize despite a . Dollar that is nearly 50 pet cent weaker against other key Punjh cies than it was two years ago. A weaker off liar should make imported goods Niobe expensive and . Products Morf competitive abroad. Initially a All in the value of currency can Ponien a Trade deficit through higher import prices. But after a while the highe prices Are supposed to coax Consumers away from the foreign goods and to Jess expensive Domestic alternatives. I april you had expected to see this latter it Fesby now. Joe new report was expected to Mckeiv even harder for the Reagan administration to Battle Tough Trade legislation before a House Senate conference con / Mittee that the administration considers protectionist the closely watched deficit with Japan fell in july to $5.1 billion from $5.4 bal lion in june. Ji4. Cies. Icon Munc. Vietnam says agreement reached on new rules to let Arfie asians leave t qty pm to .,1 a 11 c taif Coin a fit r