European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 31, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes thursday december 31. 1987 the twin City lives up to its name delivery room or Kors a swing Dou ble when fin1 pairs of wins arrived at children s Hospital in St. I jul. The Don blk Timi Deli Rii s began sit 11 45 . Monday with Carol Rani of is. I Mil. Kiting birth la a Sel if irk and t heed it 9 54 . I i maj when Judy Kane of Kir in. Riidu birth in to to t. 2 cd Nese diplomats expelled for spying Washington a two chinese diplomats were impelled from the United slates Law week for activities incompatible with their diplomatic stat us the state department said wednes Day. The Washington times reported the two had been arrested a the Fri on suspicion of espionage. We requested that the chinese arrange for their departure within a reason. Able amount of Lime which they have done the state do Parton re said de Clining comment on the spy allegations. The times said the men were arrested dec. 21 after one of them an assistant military attache at the chinese embassy. Received what he thought were classified National Security Agency documents. An unidentified chinese embassy spokesman asked by the times about the expulsions told he newspaper "1 Don t know about  the newspaper citing an unidentified source close to the Case said the assistant military attache was arrested while he and a double agent working Tor the . Government were sitting in a restaurant in Washington s Chinatown Section. It was not immediately known if the Sec Ond Diplomat also was at the Reseau rank. Fri agent Lane Bonner declined com ment Early wednesday on the matter and referred questions to the slate depart ment. The arrests occurred four Days after a soviet Diplomat being watched by the Fri was arrested in new York. Mikhail to Wii i in Uniac Titica Sovie t Doii Abl t f time source feb i makers agree to Stop sales of 3-wheel All terrain vehicles Washington i a the makers of All terrain Hithe is by Balkuv a mid love i Elk i i at the soviet Mission to the United nations was unquestionably invoked in espionage and it did not just Smuke informal Ion about the civilian sector it involved defense related  a Reagan administration official said at the Lime speaking on condition of anonymity. Katkov also was ordered deported. The arrests of the chinese diplomats followed a yearlong investigation by the Fri s Washington Field office the times reported. A the makers of All terrain vehicles agreed in court wednesday to Hall sales of their three wheel models and to provide safety training for owners of other models that pose an imminent and unreasonable threat of injury or death the jus Tice department announced. More than 900 people Many of them children have been killed Riding the so called tvs Over the past five years and nearly 7,000 injuries Are reported monthly the off Road vehicles arc characterized by their Large balloon like tires Large Saddle seals and Handlebar steering and have proved especially popular with youngsters. Deputy attorney general Arnold i. Bums called the settlement negotiated among the manufacturers the department and the consumer product safety com Mission a giant step toward reducing the risks of death or injury associated with these  Bui the court enforced arrangement fell far Short of demands from consumer groups and from Congress that the Industry be forced to buy Back tvs from buyers especially those models used most commonly by children. Under terms of a consent decree entered in . District court the manufacturers Honda. Suzuki Kawasaki and Yamaha will no longer Market three wheeled tvs considered the most dangerous variety and will repurchase tens of thousands of those models from dealer inventories. The manufacturers already had dropped the three wheel versions from their 1988 lines in Lavor of the More popular four wheel design. The Industry agreed also to provide free hands on safety training for people who buy att in the future As Well 35 All purchasers within the past year. They also will provide stiff warning labels and notices about the hazards associated with the vehicles some of which attain speeds of 50 Mph or More. Three wheel All terrain vehicle like this sheif Hay out. Jackson1 s bid for funds hits Federal Snag Washington a paper work prob lems smiled Jesse Jackson s hid for Federal Matching funds tuesday and a liked the demo cratic hopeful from the ballot in South Dakota where the second presidential primary of 1988 will be held. Jackson s aides vowed he eventually would receive approval from inc Federal election commission for Matching funds. Jackson whose 1988 Campaign has been marked by organization and discipline is the Only major candidate who has not yet qualified. It s not going to be  Fec spokeswoman Sharon Snyder said of Ike action on Jack son s request for Matching funds. With that. South Dakota democratic party officials said Jackson would not make their list of candidates which was being sent to the Secre tary of stale late tuesday As required by Law Jim Robinson executive director of the South Dakota democratic party did no other Deci Sion was possible because the Piny leaders must follow our  but Jackson aide Steve cobble said. It s not the end of the  cobble said that the letter enl tuesday is Only a preliminary certification under party rules with the final letter due nem monday. He said he expects Jackson to win Fec certification by monday Clearing the hurdle Lor South Dakota