European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 24, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes tuesday november 24,1987page 28 f a j imprisoned exiles riot hold hostages from Page 1 Mislick Nolc on the talks with the detainees. One group was negotiating on he half of All the prisoners he said rather than five or six inmate groups All want ing different things. There is a smaller group of Detainee meeting with a smaller group of Federal be  said Ortiz. I Don t know what thai Means but we in hoping for a break  meanwhile i7 Cuimei Iii ludic if ludic do Texas escaped from a medium Security detention facility Early sunday by climbing through a steel roof grating. Authorities re captured All but three within hours. An armoured car and busloads of offi cers in riot gear helped ring the 48-acre Federal detention Center outside Oak Dale a town of 7,000 in Rural South Cen trial Louisiana. Fri negotiating teams were sent to the site said . Rep. Clyde Holloway a la. The cubans seized 28 guards and staff members but released a few who complained of medical problems said , Warden of the Complex built in 1985 As a minimum Security holding Cen Ter for illegal aliens. Johnson did not say How Many people were released. They want information on what will happen to them in the future the Warden said. He said officers had no plans to go inside As Long As the inmates assured them that hostages would not be Hurt. They re very very patient the wardens id of the inmates. We arc ready for a Long  we have assurances that the workers arc still Safe and that there have been no fatalities Johnson said adding that re leased hostages said they were treated Well. A television Crew that flew above the 48-acre Complex in a helicopter said its 15 foot High Chain link Fence was surrounded by a Wall of police officers armed with riot guns carbines and other weapons. Inside several Hundred inmates clustered near the front Entrance listening to someone talking through a  milled about or sprawled on sheets spread on the grass among news briefs Security officers stand guard at the Fence surrounding the Federal detention Center. A photo burned outbuildings. Some inmates including cubans were allowed to leave the detention Center sunday afternoon and were transferred to another facility authorities said. Greg Leo an ins spokesman in Washington d.c., said a regional Agency headway on the scene but could not say whether ins officials planned to meet with the  and three reporters talked with some inmates by radio from a build in in ihr.? Ori . An inmate identifying himself As Roberto Chan ques speaking Ough an interpreter blamed the riot u in the .decision to return cuban to Tances to their Homeland said Pat Jones a news paper editor who talked with inmates. The United states and Cuba announce Friday that Cuba had agreed to take Back about 2,500 of the 125.000 refugees who came to the United states in the 1980 Marie Boa lift. Most of those to be returned Are criminals or mentally  but 50 of the 1,050 people held at the Center were cubans. Johnson  officials have said Many cubans held at Oakdale were among those to be returned to  Hospital admitted five de Tention Center employees and five in mates another 13 people five of them inmates were treated and released spokesman Don Cameron said. An employee with a head injury waste most seriously injured he said. He did not know How the Man was Hurt and would not give the Man s  inmates raided the prison commissary and cafeteria before burning them Johnson said. He was unsure How Long their food supplies would last. Inmates also burned the two Story administration building ins processing building and Chapel and set fire to some of the dormitories at the 14-building. Brick and Cindy Block Complex Johnson said. It s kind of hard to Sec How the burned. But they did said Clanny Man Uel Day shift supervisor for the Alle Parish sheriffs office. They must have used clothing bedding and stuff like that i  Rome Airport strike pc cancellation of 60 Fly fees hts ome a ground  Ana peal from Union leaders and stalk on Sun Day Lausing the cancellation of flights arriving it departing from rom Leonardo a . The wily flights  As Well As a acting a capital wit Italy s to main islands.  the nation groups on sturday Haij strike since foliation to end the put higher wages accused 1 a dozen inner Stic flights con Only and Sardinia three major Union Rcd workers not to re in their final phase ered on demands for of american found Edwin greek prison Piraeus. Ging trial on cd on the Aegean sunday in his a police Fried 49, a tied to a Sci got Fridlyn con her with Athens Mem  n in pipe in As accuse 29, of Nova car sept. 18 week later. P an irishman await Illing an american tourist " Lyk Onos was found dead lice said. Iid Eric James Colt Iscle using a . F strangling nancycalif., after hitting be was arrested in Gottfied was known Abc Caussee would Knock Woi cles w up his car before  years of a 15-Yi when be was released. Bicycle rapist off their Bicy them. He had jail sentence top s Hardy wins in Louisiana Orleans a Republican Paul Hardy who Catt turned As a reformer in the Mold of gov. A acct Budd  it. Gov. Bobby Freeman in saturday s runo attorney general Williar Tobb Mia fifth term. In the Secretary of state race state then Defeated Baton Rouge lawyer Mike Cut Hajj with reports in from All the state s 3,2&2.l&tncts, Hardy tallied 521,281 votes or 53 pc Yetto 460,138for Freeman. Gusts had 516,259 votcs.japi4pcrccnt, to 440,944for Orleans Parish  Harry Connick. Mckeithen Taluja ,627 votes or 51 percent to467,340 forcu0fflrwt free Jmel i Democrat seeking a third term and hard Joth portrayed themselves during the Runoff Campaign As the candidate who can work Best with Roemer. Roemer a Democrat  s race in the oct. 24 primary . Edwin Edwards who had  had the right to run in sat withdraw from the race. A. Louisiana s election system primaries Are a and the top two finishers regardless of party compete against each other in the Runoff. Ardy who recently switched to the Republican eng Art unsuccessful candidate for governor in meanwhile la Jyl new Orleans area parishes approved off track  a fifth rejected it. Local proposals crr myed by St. Tammany Lafourche Orleans and jeffcr5ofn in Hes. Terrebonne Parish Defeated the measure. New Orleans area sheriff Harry Lee appeared headed for re election with 56 percent of the vote Over his challenger former Jefferson Parish assistant District attorney Art Lentini. Talks from Page 1 cult questions continue to  Shevardnadze said preparations for the Reagan Gorba Chev Summit also were in their most crucial  Victor Karpov head of the foreign ministry s arms control department and former chief arms negotiator in Geneva was among the aides accompanying Shevardnadze. Talking to reporters aboard his air Force Jet before the refuelling Stop in Shannon Shultz said he planned to seek soviet support for an arms embargo against Iran and a timetable for withdrawal of soviet troops from Afghanistan. The United states has delayed trying to push a weapons cutoff through the United nations Security Council because of concern that the soviets might Block the move with a veto. The Council approved a cease fire in the Iran Ira War july 20 with soviet support. It is time to move Forward Shultz said. An arms embargo would be designed to deprive Iran of Many of its weapons and Force it to negotiate an end to the conflict with Iraq now in its eighth year. On Afghanistan after years of slow moving negotiations through the United nations the soviets Are hinting they have taken a decision to withdraw their troops. The arms treaty would eliminate nearly 1,000 nuclear missiles Wilh ranges of 300 to 3,000 Miles. Except for 130 soviet Shorter Range rockets they Al would be dismantled Over three years. The Shorter Ranee missiles about 50 of which Are in East Germany and Czechoslovakia would be scrapped within 18 months