European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 29, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 2 sunday november 29,19b7 Etna Mese troops Itta bang Cambria a v vietnamese 5flicr5, Choc Rovn by thousands Jar cambodians thursday he Luxl away howitzers cd Anli a Trail gun from inc North cd 1cm Cambodia the Mac Monifi the provincial capital of marked what an annual reduction of us a Rex strength in camb Bui in Juneries opposing Jim Mili tary Nee ence in cambo declaim View fam is simply rotating its dilution pact London a the eight countries whose shorelines Are Lap Ped by the North sea have agree to gradually reduce the amount of waste they dump into the polluted waterway. Environment ministers attend ing the second International con Ference on the Protection of the North sea agreed to drastically re Duce the amount of waste burned on ships in the sea by the end or 1991 and Stop All such burning bythe end of 19m. They also agreed that no More solid Industrial waste will be dumped into the sea until after the end of 1989 and that All Commer Cial and pleasure boats should be prohibited from throwing their garbage overboard. Temperatures joint action urged to solve Laluc american debt Wees a api cd Mcnico latin american presidents born their Region s crushing debt problem 1day and called Tor United action to save their devastated economies and societies threatened by social unrest. One after another the latin Leader spoke of unjust International economic relations unequal distribution of riches and debilitating debt in opening speeches of their two Day Summit. President Jaime Lusinchi of Venezuela said the nations of latin America Tike other underdeveloped countries Are suf Fering the results of unjust intimation economic these Are manifested in constr oration or term of Etc Hamme monopoly of new Lech Ologie pc imposition of tax barriers to que products the arbitrary management ppm the Ranj pation of markets for primary Mam and particularly dramatic the Vic problems of foreign debt he s present Virgilio Sarco of debt service payments Hjelt forced Many latin american coun Wei to put aide carefully prepared plans for development. Complicating this even More thesis Export product of Many mat Strong sources of by preferences i tics Hatm pc impossible All of this Pfow tar and generate social and econ go fable Cru. Hat take oui Al to substitute Stabilit tar chaos de Kracy for Raad Liberty for added. President Are meeting in this resort to begin their search for a common approach to their foreign debts a problem that Baa stunted their nations economics led to social unt and income cases threatened their govern ment. On hit arrival thursday president Jan Garcia of Peru said foreign debt ii the Roost dramatic danger thai trouble the economies of our people it constitutes the greatest Challenge and Alto could cause a historic rebellion of the people of the continent now u the Lime for latin America to act Garcia set the tone for the meeting. Nis cold cages to stand up dictatorship of a single world Ncncy a Clear reference to the . Garcia has earned the enmity of inter National lenders by limiting payment of Peru s $14.5 billion debt 10 10 percent fits Export earnings. President Jaime Lusinchi of Venezuela said the eight shared a common interpretation of social and economic development the debt obstacles to Trade the Lack of technology transfers and our Cul Jun isolation he said All those Matten 1 be an president Miguel de Tama did Indrei Iden lost Surney of Barziland Raun us main of Argentina whose countries and the. Leading debtors wit outstanding loan Maling 1270.7 billion Are expected to can snore favourable repayment terms from i also attending the Summit dents Eric Arturo Delvalle of i Virglio Barco of Colombia and Julio Maria Sanguinetti of Uruguay. It is the largest meeting of its kind since presi Dent Johnson convoked a meeting of latin american to 1en in Uruguay in1467. Linden Hill sergeant 25, con i Afi admitting stealing 1 by . I Raf Mildenhall Mand a25-year-old air Force Serge am As convicted Friday on five counts Pfandt opening mail after admitting he a radio Candy cookies and toys . Mail bags a base spokesman said Friday. Sgt. Joseph l Provenziano of the313th Aerial port so pleaded guilty to four counts of stealing mail and on count of opening mail. He was the last of four airmen arrested earlier this year for Fil Ching goods from the air Force Post office where they worked. The three other airmen now preserving jail sentences ranging from four month to four years spokesman Jethal isaid. All four men worked in a Security at the 313th where High value it kept while in route to or for using his one Day Gene Wurt mar tial Provenzano n.y., and mind to s500 Inin Cluva $215 portable radio cassette Dup two toy can wort about $20. Sjohn of pants Candy and some cools Mumk said. To Airine others were take into j0kdy fouowi%4he june arrest of Diamond who was slicing open a mail bag thai had fitted with an electronic sensor . Diamond helped Lead officials to Provenziano . Robert j. Boss and a. , William a. Drake Boss is serving a four month jail Ter for taking two videotapes from the bags. Drake is in jail for six months convicted of stealing clothes Worth about 1200. Diamond s larger haul of goods Cash Stamps and Money orders Worth More than s25,000, Drew a four year sentence. Sentencing in Provenzano s Case is Setfor dec. 4. I group says Sguerri be flew into Israel Damascus Syria a Tinian guerrilla group Friday said for of its men flew powered hang eur frs int Israel in the raid in which us Fraeli sol Diers were killed and set nations two raiders were Bai and two escaped said a Oitim Kue imbued in dam ascus by the Woaff front for the liberation command. Syria s Gorp rement guided newspaper Sand Arab nmn papers in rhe Penman Gulf on Friday hed the raid on a military Caminear in fast Shimona in Northern Israel Tunisia Friday Arab league Secretary general Hedli Alibi Caff assault courageous and israeli prime minister Yitzhak Sham Iron thursday blamed Syria for the attack. Israeli leaders said in vowing revenge that they believed the libyan backed popular front for toe liberation of pal Estine general command under Ahmed Jibril was popular front is one of the groups making up the Palestine liberation organization under the Overall command popular front communique said one Gumda Khaled Mohammed Alcia from Syria was killed during a 90-min-Ute fight at the Camp. It said three surviving guerrillas look after israeli helicopter gunships a with searchlights. The glider of miked Ben at Najeh Newman was hit who had to land in the Security zone tells Rae maintain North of its Border in was Jyh to thursday morning in a clash with combing the area the Coram Simmid. Two guerrillas were Jajo return safely to base it said ing the location of the base. Thousands in London mourn firefighter London a thousands Mournen lined the streets of London Fri Day a the Flag draped coffin of fireman Conn Tow sky was borne on a fins engine past King s Croo station where he died Taa hero in Britain s worst subway tire. The death toll from the nov. 18 disaster Rose to 31 Friday when a Man suffer ing from serious Burns died at 3 . A University College Hospital in London. The Man was not identified and a Hospi Tal spokesman said the family asked thai no further information be released. More than 3,000 firemen from All Over Londos joined aaa aads of Ordinary people in paying tribute to Townsley 45, commander of red watch at Soho forestation who raced into the smoke and flames at the subway station without breathing gear. Fire swept through the King s Cross Sta Tion London s busiest at the end he eve Ning commuter Rush filling the station wit smoke. Transport officials say the fire started in a wooden escalator and May have been caused by a discarded cigarette. The fire engine carrying Townsley body was the same one that took him to the subway Blaze. Hit coffin bore Lawhite helmet and on the front of die lad Der was a Wreath of while Chrysanthe mums from nil colleagues with his Nick name Ai so Paul s Church in covent Gar Den the Bishop of Fulham the re Rev. John Klyberg. Paid tribute to Townsley bravery and offered his deepest sympathy to his widow Linda and two Daugh ters Sarah to. And Sally ii. Six other patients admitted to univer sity College Hospital after the fire were re ported in stable condition Friday
