European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 14, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday. Decom&em4, 198/ the stars and stripes Pago 3 Walters analyses goals of Gorbachev i Noti d nations Ai . Ambassador Var non a. Wallers said Kremlin Leader Mikhail s. Gorbachev wants improved .-soviet relations so his nation can obtain the technology in needs in show thai socialism works wallers in a television interview Sun Day described Gorbachev As much More intelligent than ins predecessors. Otherwise he said Gorbachev is not  dial different from other Kremlin Lead ers. " Don t think he s Given up the idea that communism is the example of the world and inc world would he better Oil if in were operated under a communist system Walters told abcs eyewitness new. Conference. The interview was taped 1-riday night. This image of a Man dying to move toward a West can i pc. Society and open up to everybody and who thinks private property is just around the Corner it just in t in his  Walters said of the soviet Leader. Gorbachev Reali is that the soviet Union is a backward country in nearly everything except arms Walters said and he wants about six  until he can catch up with technology and Ihnn show that socialism really works and this is the Light of the  i think he s made up his mind la Iii the Only Way he can get he technology he wants and catch up ill the West is to have a period of lessened tension with a lot of exchanges and cultural activities. To acquire  the interview a touched on the per Sian Gulf Afghanistan and the .-so Viet arms treaty to ban intermediate Range nuclear missiles. Wallers disagreed with critics who say the treaty signed dec. B. Hurts the United Stales and reflects a lessened . Commitment to protect nato allies. But wallers said he would like to see the pact accompanied by a measure pos Sibly addressing the East West disparity in conventional forces in Europe on Afghanistan wallers said soviet involvement there is poisoning its re lations with moslem countries. An Esti mated 115.0qo soviet troops arc backing tin afghan Over Timm in us War with anti Mast in in Las. Tito tre principally Imp in find in client Way to get out and without t Blind hair fur their supporters wallers vol on the Iran Iraq War. He said if Al Trie t limed suites strongly k Lions it is Lime to sure preparing a new i . Occur in oui Icil Resolution aimed at competing Iran id com ply with the Muncil Sec disc fire Resolution. He noted that the original Resolution is nearly five months old and that Many in i be i ii Cuil nations believe we were in ing Giu a the runaround by Ilic  the soviet Union and China also appear to he losing patience and May e close m supporting an arms embargo against Iran. Walters said. They old us they would go along with an arms embargo if Iran i Climic a to defy in1 Sci airily Council. The ques Tion is at what Point do they decide that Lias happened Iran has not accepted in Security Cimon cil s cease fire Resolution complaining  the Council did t Brand Iraq As lie if no Sor in the 7-vear.old War. Illinois buys some of the Wright stuff new Yoke aim Antiques and drawings by architect rank Lloyd Wright will be returned to their Illinois Home thanks to successful bidding sat urday by the mine s governor. Bidders at a packed auction room knowing Why nov. Jim Thompson was there essentially stepped aside and Al him have he five items most for Well below heir pc Sale estimates. Thompson an avid Antiques fan had raised More than s600.000 in donations 1o help return he pieces to the Dana Thomas House a museum in Springfield the state capital. The lamp music Cabinet and Throe architectural renderings were designed by Wright for the House. The Republican governor who soaked ecstatic spent s3. Deluding a 10 percent Premium before the Safe he had worried that $600.000 would not be enough. He seemed extremely pleased said Lily Zimmerman a spokeswoman for Christie s auction House he thanked his contributors and said he had a lot of Money left Over he did t say what would be done with the extra Money. Thompson bought a leaded Glass and-broii7e table lamp for si32,000 a Ica ded Glass and Oak Muic stand for $77,000 a Pencil Ink and Wash draw ing of the outer House for $77,000 and two drawings of the House s Interior for $22,000 each. The lamp had been expected to fetch As much As $180-000 and the drawings up to $90,000 each the auction House said. The music stand had a resale estimate of 140,000 to 160,000. Experts describe inc Dana Thomas museum As one of the finest examples of the architect s 1 Rairie school houses open to the Public Wright built it for j40.000 about 190.1. The House commissioned by Susan Lawrence Liana and now maintained by he Illinois historic preservation Agency is one of the most completely furnished of All Wright s buildings. The Staie bought it for is million in 1981 from the diaries Thomas publishing co. Auction prices for Wright furniture and architectural fillings such As leaded Glass windows have escalated rapidly in tie 1980s, fueling a debate Over the practice of dismantling Wrighi Bui Klings and Selling hem piecemeal. This is the largest body of pieces missing from inc Dana House said Donald i1. Hallmark manager of the Niu scum restoration. They arc the Fin Ishing  the rest of the Sale was dominated by another famous midwesterner. De troit tigers and Domino s pizza owner Thomas Monaghan. Monaghan a major collector who is creating a Wrighi museum in Ann Arbor. Mich., bought 23 lots of Wrighi items for $4j1,640. The Sale which also included Ameri can am i crafts. Fetched $1,560,515, including premiums. Zimmerman void. There were 43 lots of Wrighi items Illinois got. Jim Thompson left and Thomas Mun Rhan with amp at unction evidence found of new Force boosting Gravity san Francisco a precise Gravity measurements on a 2,000-foot television Tower provide Evi Dence for the existence of a previously unknown Force that slightly boosts Gravity s attraction researchers say. There is now some completely new Force in the universe which had t been known before said physicist Frank Laccy of the University of Queensland in Brisbane Australia. Evidence for the Gravity enhancing Force was presented at the american geophysical Union s fall meet ing by cop Bysick Donald eco hard physicist a cons to maids and colleagues from the air Force geophysics Laboratory at Hanscom fab. Mass. The finding is u by exciting because it indicates the Force we Call or it is muck it lure complicated than we  said 1 ii Lim nmn a Phi Incisi astr no Merat the University of Washington in Seattle the four fundamental forces of nature Are Gravity electromagnetism the Strong Force which holds the centers of atoms together and the weak Force which makes some atoms break Down in radioactive decay. Studies by Boynton and others previously found evidence for a fifth Force which so Gully counteracts Gravity s pull Over 10 to 1.000-Yard distances. When Eckhardt and rom aides carefully measured changes in Gravity As they went up the television Tower in gamer n.c., a Clear pattern emerged indicating hat not Only is there a fifth Force but there is a sixth Force As  they Siirid in a news release. The possible existence of a Gravity enhancing sch Force and a Gra in counteracting fill turn herein the air Force because both might alter the Uaje Clors of missiles that depend on menial guidance systems i la Hardt said. Inertial by guided missiles Fly through Earth s Gra i Lyfield he said. If we Don t do a Good Job estimating what Gravity is. We won t do a Good Job guiding the  other scientists praised the Experiment for showing Gravity is influenced by two poorly understood forces but disagreed whether the new attractive Force is a Sim fundamental Force of nature or is part of the still disputed fifth Force or whether both Aie simply pans of Gravity. Eckhardt s results support the i Mient of a Force like the fifth Force Andl also suggest the fifth liar cd May be More complicated than thought  said Purdue line rail physicist lip Miraim Fischb Icli. Who pioneered fifth Force Thoirs. Whether we end up invoking an  Sivieri tort remains u lie in i rum further