European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 15, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes sunday november 15.1987 television satellite launching postpone Paris a the launching of tic euro Pean ariane rocket scheduled to Carty he West German tv5at-1 television satellite into orbit has been postponed for a few Days Arian space the commercial Arm of life european space Agency announced i ads y. No new Dale was  the launch had teen Khedu led for tuesday from the Esa launch Center in Kourou French Guiana on the Northern Cost of South America. Arian esp a said the delay was caused by a fault in an electrical component of the guidance system the component was removed and re turned to Europe and a replacement part was being checked and install. Employees end strike at Spanish museum Madrid Spain a Prado museum employees Friday called off a strike Tor better pay that had closed the nation s world famous an collections for 11 Days. Strike committee spokes Man Jose Maria Ambrona said the decision to end the indefinite strike begun on nov. 3 was unanimously approved by the employees. The action Means the museum which houses masterpieces by Spanish artists such As Francis co Goya and Al Greco will return to its Normal 9 30 b.rii.-Lo-2 p.m., tuesday through saturday schedule museum officials said. German commits suicide Over Stock Market losses los Angeles a a West German businessman despondent Over his tailing stocks shot and killed himself an hour before the mar Ket rallied and his portfolio regained some of its losses police said. The body of Ansgar Schmolzer 37, was found by his wife he left a note referring to his losses in the Stock Market which was a substantial sum detective Russell Kuster said. Scorn actor had liquidated his assets from Ger Man Oil machinery and real estate holdings and moved to los Angeles in september. He was despondent Over losing millions of dollars in he Slock Market s recent drop police said. 2 killed 32 injured As trains collide in Spain Oviedo Spain a a passenger train and a freight train collided near this Northern City Friday killing at least two people and injuring 32, civil defense officials reported. They said the collision occurred 2vi Miles from the City and the cause was being investigated. The dead were identified As the Engineer of one train and a passenger. Today to focus cameras on u. By Chuck Vich Washington Bur Washington Bryan gum cd Jane Pauley Willard Scott and a horde of producer and technicians from Abc s today show will Jan Europe during thanksgiving week for three Days of a a casts that will focus on the . Military. They la be with a different service each  Kathy Graham Abc spokeswoman. On monday nov. 23, the Crew will be on the i Craft Carrier Coral sea in the Mediterranean. Segments will include the future of aircraft carriers life aboard the largest military ships in the world the problem of family separations when sailors go to Tea and the Spe Cial relationship Between the Navy and a number of italian orphanages. The broadcast from Ful dec Germany on nov. 24 Wilt include segments of the 11 in army Cav regt j Mission of patrolling 4e East West Border the effect of terrorism on Minry communities growth of the family army the controversy Over women in com Bat and Howu Hiers and their families interact with germans inf soda. On noyt25, the broadcast from Raf Lakin Halh England will include stories on Lakenheath s aggressor Squi won of air Force pilots who portray soviet pilots by in eur a Peif id rain other .  air tactics the air Force  eur jape. The advantages of being As signed 10 an Vejil location with no language Barrier and the Hisle Fifthe american British relationship. Going to try to Hook up an airman with his Fig Myrback Home in the states five via satellite Dur it broadcast Graham said. A number of guests Are being lined up for the shows but Graham said she could not give names because nothing has been finalized yet in recent years the today show has travelled Over teas several limes to present viewers with International series that Are difficult to do from the show s base in Nik York City Graham said. Few Sample a Tunnel did five shows from Moscow in 19akin april 1985 the show went to Rome and gum Bernd Pauley had an audience with the Pope. In 1986, to Flay was broadcast live from Rio do Janeiro Brazil Aifa Buenos Aires Argentina. In january of this year the Snow went to Australia while last month in aired from chefs fibr a week it s a real chante of Pace for Bryant Jane and Willard to get out of studio Graham said. They All Tove it  who loves to Sample new and exotic foods. That Man can eat anyone under the  ., Greece remain apart on bases Athens Greece f a Broad differences remain Between greek and american negotiators following a first round of talks on a new operating agreement for four . Military bases in Greece a government spokesman said Friday. Spokesman Yiannis Roubanis said both sides presented positions for their defense relationship after december 1988, when an agreement on the Bates expires. All i can say is that the talks will be  Rouba tis said. The . Embassy declined to comment on the round of talks which began tuesday and ended Friday. American officials have said they want to wrap up a new agreement quickly. But Premier Andreas Papandreou has said a new agreement must serve Greece s highest National inter ests meaning it must help solve Long running greek turkish problems Over the Aegean sea and Cyprus. Papandreou also says greek voters must approve a referendum on a new agreement before one can be signed since the Early 1910s, the United state has oper ated an air Force base at Athens Airport a Nivy communications Center at Nea Makri near Athens an air Force surveillance Bate on the Southern Island of Crete and naval facilities at Souda Bay Harbor also on Crete Ortega outlines cease fire proposal Washington a nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega on fray detailed a plan for reaching a cease fire in three we clan Ith the contras fighting his leftist government and a my Jator agreed to carry the proposal to the .-backed i Ortega indicating flexibility Caffoutis plan a proposal not an  Contra Lead reacting to news reports in Miami criticized the Plant it a proposal for an orderly surrender. Ortega s i a Point plan was received i Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo wh04erecd to act As a mediator Between the two Side Rene prelate planned to convey Ortega s of Crl me contras and seek a response opening Catt Fly negotiations. The plan Call Jsn a cease fire to begin on dec. 5 and for rebel Iraq put inside Nicaragua to move to one of three ceasefire zones. The rebels would Lay Down their Arm i Jiin. 3 before Independent observers and then need amnesty. The plan specifics Ibal Contra in the Field Are not to get military supplies during  but would allow food clothing and a Ned tire to be provided them by a Neutral  Agency. In  of the nicaraguan Icsis orate issued a statement calling the Sandi Sposat a unilateral measure that sidesteps the existence of an armed conflict Adolfo Calero the senior member of the directorate specifically rejected the plan for the contras to disarm i gather in cease fire zones saying. We do not see moving into gulags As the sandinista pro pose. This Isim Tinl step Ortega said after a two hour meeting with Aravjo y Bravo at the Vatican embassy. The session also Wam ended by House speaker Jin Wright a Texas who a angered some in the Reagan administration by making himself a Central figure in the Central american peace process. Cafes from Page 1 creased prices. Shortly after that the Lar went to pot  the Price change takes the Exchange s pricing rate Back to 140, effectively Rais ing prices on most japanese goods an average of 6.7 percent he said. However Hamilton said it it still beneficial to the customer because the Dollar on thurs Day was valued at 133.5 yen. Practically everything we have in Nock right now was paid for at a higher rate even Hough we Haven t been ing higher prices in the last to wot months Hamilton said. The change Only affects items that will be a continual part of the inventory be said not one time buys. It does not affect goods out of Korea. The items that Are Silling on them of it s going to be a continuing item in our frit assortment the Price will go up Hei merchandise froth hts countries also will increase in the near we be been pricing our i Dundine based on 1.80 Mai. Lar so within the Najj else of weeks you la see  increasing in Trifar Hamilton said. That in aft is mull from changing the pric rate to 1.70 Marks to Lite Dollar about a 7 percent increase. Some increases won t be seen until not year he said. For example Spring fashions from Italy particularly shoes and sweaters will Cost More. Peugeot bicycles from France will be about s35 higher next Spring than they Are this year Hamilton said. Officials Are at Tammii increases  irom the Unnic Datuk is year the Exchange s Schwinn bikes for the first be buy As Many american products As hive i in things like electronics there s jus Maudi available in Ameri Ca Himilton Mahibe enc Hango need dual voltage  for customers overseas plus radios limit televisions capable of picking up the different european frequency Bandwidth he said. There Are none available out of the United  he said. The falling Dollar and its Impact on prices also has Hurt sales. While Sale of  in european exchanges mmmtt6out 10 percent from Ian year they Are not on a Par with other depart ments or the Overall 20 percent increase in retail sales be said. Obviously it s had some effect on the sales because that department is not run Ning As Good As our other department Hamilton said. Unless the Dollar rebounds from in current decline prices on japanese products May Rise again although not before Christmas he said