European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 28, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes monday March 29,1988page 28 of marchers protest Central America by the associated press protesters opposed to . Policies in Centra Amer in marched in major civics a Urda with chants in Cluarn Gitty . Vietnam and signs Reading no Coulm Ahw a the demonstrations were largely peace lice in Boston broke up a Hovin Mali in non in Pra in sirs and  the rallies were Onu Piffl by a group culling itself the pledge of Orcsi Fechke which claims 80,000 support in nationwide about 1,500 people marched in the rain in Boston saying they backed the signing Lail i in Nicaragua bet Conte  men and i a Milb Tamra rebels. Non stration was staged by Riboul 30of Young americans Jar Freedom who More than. Front of san Francisco a City Hal Linnal Day of emergency  demonstrators in civic Center Park across from the City Hall held Stagni Reading Stop Reagan s  no Contra Aid and hands off  Ai the r pc Tom town the gales of the or Chi Dio Amy butt their ranks grew to 5,000. A few of the demonstrators lobbed eggs toward police officers at the base Gate. The demonstration ended with a rally a snort distance away. No arrests Wen made. In Washington d.c., several people were arrested on charges or blocking traffic when they unfurled j Banner on Pennsylvania Avenue. Demonstrators marched from the Capitol a a toe if from of the while House. Praid Citira Wii  House but it was not known if he win Jackson from Paga 1 T Bias he picked up a win Salt Nav in North Dakota and was gaining Streif Colijn the Iowa county conventions. For Gephardt the Michigan Micle did not happen. Aides had said the Missouri congressman probably would withdraw from the presidential race and file for re election to his House Seal if the a sculls were poor. We re going to go Home tomorrow and meet with our family and Well have some word for you the first of Neil week Gephardt said in Milwaukee we in Van t decided anything. We re going logo Home and have a family  with returns in from 85 percent of the voting Sites in Michigan Jackson 101,037 or 54 percent to s3.041j percent for Dukakis. Go Phon had 23,732, or 13 percent. Sen. Paul Simon ool tsoris had 3.838 for 2 percent and sir Ralbert Gore or. Of Tennessee Liady Fol 1 for 2 percent. Nei ther Man  resources into the Stacy Jar son won enormous majorities in Oil. In the 1st congressional District Jackson beat Dukakis 25,427 to 1,808 and in the i3lh, the margin was17,715 to 1,536. Translated into National convention delegates the Michigan results gave Jackson 61, Dukakis 43 and Gephardt with 12 undecided among the 133 pledged delegates. In North Dakota the precinct caucus its gave Dukakis five National Del Jackson three and Gephardt . In  press Delegate coi Dukakis and Abas 596.55 i Jackson s 584fc1�ore a ,. Hard 178, ,i4571.4 Are uncommitted. Now we  Bills that Sorna uhling 1 said . Jackson s state War or i think we re going to take Ity of congressional districts who s consider a major  we be got lots and lots of contests up ahead Dukakis said. This is a mar athon and it s going to continue to be a Marathon. There s much to do and there Are Many Miles to  Michigan was much higher than in 1984, when about 123,400 democrats voted. Democratic parly chief Rick Wie Ner said the total would top 200,000, Dukakis had built an impressive organization in Michigan where he had hoped a win would give him a lion s share of the delegates As Well As 6 popular vote Victory. The organization a heavy Daw of vision advertising and backing dog Trail mayor Coltman you Nuevo give the Massachusetts go i Rene Lead in the poll. A you jail Jiff Nam to go with the Guy with  and Well have a very to furday Dukakis told the polish Merican Century club in Hamtramck lich., referring to his distinctive heavy eyebrows. Jackson whipped up Fervour across the slate with Large enthusiastic rallies and a bit of television advertising. The talking is Over h time to work Jackson said in Pontiac. Every body who even looks 17 or older the Yare eligible to  11 or Michigan residents who Are 17 but ill turn is by the general election la in the caucus. The chicle was actually a limited Pri Mary. To rfcs merely had to show up Atixhe polling aces provide Michigan  their democratic allegiance and vol Michigan Reub nikans selected their 77 delegates at their tale convention two months ago giving if Pajion s share to George Bush. Dukakis pick Iowa Muni Hardt Aubusc it Camisin meetings the cited a scale a by the refusal Leaden to fall i he particularly endorsement i workers big s Trade policies a the stale. Up ill Englot in the no Boru while Gep Hardt won the feb. 8 acre but he we to not Ulm from the count step in the comply 1 Ion process. Gephardt s he a for a win were Hurt National labor Union behind his candidacy. The failure to win an n the United Auto porters of Gephardt s the biggest Union in Reagan names nominee for Post in mine safety Washington a president Reagan intends to nominate Davido Neal to be assistant Secretary of labor for mine safety and health the White House announced Friday. If confirmed by the Senate o Neal would succeed David a. Leg car. Since 1985, o Neal has served As Dep Uty director of the Bureau of land management at the Interior department. Be fore that he was president of o Neal inns Ltd. From i9s4-86, president of o Neal printing i9b1-s4, and executive vice president of aviation  Lional from 1981-82. Ships from Page 1 before resuming 10 its Home port of Long Beach Calif. Four unidentified tankers joined the Convoy As it passed through the so called silkworm envelope a 100-mile stretch of the Horam Strait where vessels come within the fid mile Range of anti ship missile Bat teries installed by Iran a year ago but never fired. Some of the ships turned off on other courses As they cleared what or nor. John j. Kieley Iii skipper of the Reuben James Calls the worm  As the Convoy approached the next perilous stretch the Waters around the Abu Musa Island base for Irani an gunboats two More tankers lined up behind the american group. The line of vessels with Middletown in the Lead and Reuben James directly behind ilex tended for four  of Huntington Beach Calif., said in was commonplace for non-0.s. Fag tankers to tag along with american convoys in the narrow Strail. But it i sometimes hard to Tell whether they re actually trying 10 join us. Everybody has to use the same traffic Sepa ration channels in the  As the Convoy neared the Abu Musa area the Reu Ben James peeled out of its Slot Jutt behind the Lead ship Middletown surged ahead and mane Vered into position to screen the Convoy from an iranian Navy ship the Bush car which had i Ltd up in the area issuing radio challenges to other commercial vessels to identify themselves and their destinations. Farther Back in the Convoy the frigate Samuel b. Roberts did the same. As the Bushehry a 3,100-ton Supply ship approached on the Reuben James right Side Kieley radioed in to slate your  the iranian replied this an is iranian warship. Were in Normal patrol in Hilarea of International  Kieley old Illo slay Clear of the Convoy. The flusher held to its passing course about two Miles away. An iranian aircraft also showed up on radar approaching Abu Musa from about 48 Miles away from  the flurry of activity eased As quickly As it Haj developed. Amnesty freed at an 1111 ii bhmmlllliilll111 to the signing of a permanent cease fire. The leftist sandinista government says about 3,000 political prisoners in Nicaragua the contras and opposition parties puh1- about 8,000. The amnesty applies to con Adina their sympathizers As Well As to imprisoned foam members of the National guard who served  Anastasio Somoza be fore his oven no pffit979 by the sandinista. The amnesty Bill approved by the Union moral National Jurf Umby was sponsored by president Daniel Ortega As part of the Accord signed wednesday be tween the nicaraguan government and the1- the Accord signed in the  Miles Southeast of March am Tosia rican fron tier Call for a  and negotiations for a permanent id Ellie seven year civil War in which  have died. F Accord also provides for Complete Freedom of Ision and permission for exiled nicaraguan to i Ujj put fear of repression arrest or judgment for prc7owllhkl�r political activities. However  amendment to the amnesty measure went 1tir1isullpwing All people who have left the country for pita Lor any other motives to return to Nicaragua and economic and social  during the 6vi-hour legislative Defalc ruling sandinista front with 61 of 96 Assembly i reversed its Stanett 10 approve the opposition amendment. Raise nil Lee has voiced his support forum cd 4.3 percent pay in personnel the  for weeks military  be tween the Pentagon and Capitol Hilpp Shufor a 4.3 percent raise. While the House sub commit is slightly lower in is Mill More than the increase Gress has approved Over the past few years. Last be the raise was 2 percent. Officials Are delighted Over the sub Commilla crease in Basic allowance for quarters who Chiominto effect Jan. I if approved. Increase Iraq usually Are tied to the level of pay Rajs another decision by  that went the Pentagon s Way Cattafi Crapping a planned 2 percent Cut in the Otric warps in each of the next two Yean. The  already has trimmed officer 2 percent Over the past two years. Wary officials have consistently maintained that the cuts would impair readiness but had never be enable to Back up their arguments until a Dod report on officer requirements was drawn up and sent to con Gress two weeks  official said the report has Greally helped Dod s cause on the Issue. The general accounting office has t officially evaluated the report but unofficially they re pleased. That has helped to Quimi port for repealing the rest of the cuts."s1officer cuts Promise to be one  budget issues because  advocate of the Cuti and Huju Jilin change hit position that the full 6  be carried i rough. I workup of the defense authorization Bill the. Subcommittee also approved an increase in hold goods weigh allowances for personnel Mak Ina   be affected and what the in crease Woula Teere  full  will Mecl this week to Iron out a final  Bill chairman Jcj Aspia d-wis., Harpf whips the Bill o the Home floor for a Vole the week of  Senate it moving More slow rid the schedule for action on its version of the Derei authorization Bill is Uncertain