European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 11, 1987 the stars and stripes Page 3 Star wars could stymie Progress Gorbachev says Moscow a America and its nato allies have shown the will 10 eliminate medium Range an Shorter Range nuclear missiles but Star Ware could spoil All arms con to Progress Mikhail s. Gorbachev said Friday. The soviet leadership holds that an agreement on medium and Shorter Range missiles can and must be concluded the soviet communist party general Secretary said in remarks distributed by inc Tass news Agency. Gorbachev made the remarks in a meeting at the Kremlin with a delegation from the International con federation of free Trade unions. The group included representatives of Malaysia Belgium West Germany India. Canada Sweden Italy Britain Japan Panama and Liberia. We appreciate that the will for this has been Dis played not Only in the United states but in the other countries or nato. The remaining problems can be decided quickly he said. An agreement which Boih sides say thy Hope to sign this year in a Summit meeting Between Gorbachev and president Reagan could show thai real disarmament is possible Gorbachev said. But thai Progress would be destroyed by an arms race in space the soviet Leader said. The soviet Union says Reagan s strategic defense initiative a plan for a space bused antimissile system commonly known As Star wars would violate the 1972 anti ballistic missile treaty and Lead to an arms race in space. Gorbachev has said the superpowers could reach agreement to Cut their arsenals of Long Range nuclear missiles by hair next year if they can reach agreement on limitations on the Star Ware system. He told the labor Union group that those elements of Trust which have started to form would Fly apart if weapons were deployed in space. Gorbachev said the soviet Union has readied a response to the Star wars system but he did not elaborate. Soviet scientists have said they could counteract the system for a fraction of the Cost of Star  City s beefing fails to cow owners of Calif restaurant Santa Ana Calif. A the dry wants toot Arceli Atli s artificial cow oat to pasture but be Mai if not to inn and Shell take the dairymen to court if need be. Of Dala have cited her for putting the life  am in front of the mexican resaw must be and her Rosbud Rafael opened in Early May it i not fair she mid. It s not immoral it s my dangerous and if does t bother anyone. Besides it cute and All the customer like  the restaurant is called la a Volta Spanish for the Little  the cow violates 1984 City design standards for new Ilia out Baa sculpted or folded objects for and mining purposes Santa Ana City planner Ken Adams said. Tempers flare of thu portuguese cyclist Antonio Fenandes threaten Italy s Gianni rat nuchal with his bicycle wheel during the 1987 rapport tour in Welkom South Africa. Tempers flared when Rabusch ribbed Fenandes in the ribs and pulled him Back by his pants. Fernandas tint threatened lube sch with his wheel but later discarded it and went Afler the italian racer with i Nils. Judge recommends new Trio for condemned janitor Galveston Texas a i a judge recommended Friday that a former school janitor sentenced to death in the 1980 rape slaying of a teen age girl should gel a third trial on capital murder charges. Texas slate District judge Perry pick Elt made his recommendation to the Texas court of criminal appeals after a nine Day hearing in which defense attorneys argued that the conviction of Clar ence Brandly was tainted by a loss of evidence and by a courthouse conspiracy. Brandley 37, who is Black was convicted of raping and killing Cheryl Fernc son who is White on aug. 23, 19bo, at Conroe High school where he worked. The Case has received wide television coverage nationally and in magazines and newspapers circulated abroad. Brandly s first trial ended with a jury unable to reach a verdict but favouring conviction 11-1, at a second trial in 1981, Brandley was convicted by an All White jury and sentenced to death. His attorneys insisted he was convicted because be is Black. Or. Bun helps an orphan discover himself Sacramento Calif. A Carlton an orphaned baby Wallaroo who has been living with humans is learning How to be a real animal with a Little help from a Rabbit. What we re trying to do is get him to Stop focus ing on humans and focus on an animal keeper Dinah Wilson said. Carlton was thrown from his Mother s Pouch in february when she ran away from the Sacramento zoo and was hit by a truck on it Highway. He was raised by zoo keepers at Home until he was 10 months old. Now i he 13-Pound Gray Joey or baby Wallaroo is Back at the too and is being introduced to other animals his new companion in an enclosure adjoining the regular Wallaroo area is a Black and White Rabbit named or. Bun. After a sniffed Bunny in a comic strip. The keepers thought about putting another Young Wallaroo in with him but Wallaroo Are so High Strung and flighty Wilson said or. Bun by con Trast is so relaxed he does t seem to mind being stepped on by Wallaroo feel. Carlton and the Joo s other eight Wallaroo can sniff each other through the Fence. In a few weeks keepers will probably Cut a Hole in the Fence so Carl ton can join the others when he wants but Retreat to his enclosure Wilson said. In about a month the Fence will be taken Down. Wallaroo related la kangaroos Are marsupials Wallaroo Carloa seems Content As he relaxes with 100 keeper Mary Lieb Nunn and Rabbit pal. From Australia. When Carlton is full grown in about three years he will turn Brown and could weigh 160 pounds. Wallaroo arc smaller than kangaroos but larger than wallabies. Carlton was about 2 months old when his Mother. Lindsay jumped the zoo Fence last february and hopped onto a Highway and into the path of a truck. The Joey hairless and weighing i1/ pounds was thrown from the Pouch. Zoo keepers named him Carlton because the Highway is known As the Carlton Forby freeway. The Liny Joey could not regulate his temperature and his skin dried out easily. Wilson Mary Liebmann and Debbie Reaves began caring for him rotating him among their Homes. His new Pouch was a Pillowcase suspended Over a heating pad in a bucket. Mineral Oil was rubbed on his skin he was fed every three to four hours. He had intestinal upsets and an Eye infection but overcame those. Then the keepers discovered the formula they had been using did not have enough Calcium for his Bones. Carlton suffered several Breaks in his Long Hind legs. Keepers Learned about a Kangaroo milk replace ment formula called Lombaroo made in new South Wales Australia they also added a Calcium supple ment. His Bones healed and Carlton thrived and now he s ready to step out