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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Thursday, March 31, 1988

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 31, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page of the stars and stripes thursday March t.19flfl withdrawal from Honduras continues Tegucigalpa. Honduras up1 the withdrawal of american troop rushed to Honduras two Rcch ago aftera reported incursion by Nicaragua forces continued tuesday is the rat of2j scheduled c-14 jul transport Bogart taking off from Palm Ciola a 38 Rmer North of Hena . Embassy official  said the bulk of the 3,200 . Troops would be pulled out by the end of the Day. Pentagon spokeswoman capt. Nancy Lulas said l,37g soldiers were Down to fan Bragg. N.c., and fort Ord casif.,on monday and 1.922 More were ached tiled on tuesday  withdrawal of the troops units from fort Bregg s 82nd airborne divan fort Ord s Tih inf in will continue until air Fork support personnel forthe exercise return Home Friday the Pentagon said. President Reagan ordered . Troops to Honduras March 16 for ener Cit with honduran fora after nicaraguan Iol Diers reportedly crossed the Border in Pursuit of Llie .-backed Contra guerrillas Nicaragua his denied in forces crossed the  . Troops began arriving in Honduras March 11 and their return Home was initiated monday after inspections to ensure that no supplies bad been diverted to Contra rebel. Throughout the deployment the americans remained in least 72 Miles front the he Duran Nie Aragun Borderland participated in military exercises with the Honduras army in the Western area of vie country. President Jose Azcona who asked Reagan to Send the Soldier has i press de irritation about report he made the Appeal to help the contras who fled Inlo Honduras during toe recent . Honduras i Home to Nicara Guan refugee and a Bate for contras operations there hat been no pressure. We have acted in Benefit of the honduran peo ple Azcona old in a radio interview. He Laid the nicaraguan problem has made All at us tired. Mow Honduras people think that instead of finding an solution to the nicaraguan problem the Media and same Central american Lead in Are putting the blame on the honduran government for the internal problem of  meanwhile in Spoa Nicaragua be collators for the government and i How contras met for a second Day tuesday icy define enclaves where the rebels Elbl begin gathering this week for the Start of a 6 Way cease fire. The concept of cease fire zones was included in a nine Point Accord signed March 23 in Samoa after three Days of unprecedented direct Ulici Between the sandinista and the contras. I the two Side did they would try loj negotiate � permanent end to the Nae lion s 7-Ycar-om civil War during the cease fire. Ancona expressed Hope for he spot negotiations saying thai if the Nicara guns find a solution and the fighting stops the first to Benefit will be  race from Page t performances in Illinois and , landslide Winner last weekend in Michigan had 28 percent sen. Albert Core of Tennessee had 7percent and was losing his eligibility for Federal Campaign funds at least temporarily and sen. Paul Simonof Illinois who did nol Campaign in the slate had slightly More than t percent half As Many As drop out Gary Hart. Meanwhile campaigning was in Der Way in it icon sin. Which votes next tuesday and in new York where Core attacked Jackson sharply in response Toja Ivson s enhanced stature in the race. He said Jackson has a Complete and local Lack  to be president and added we re not choosing a preacher we re choosing a , campaigning in East Harlem when told of Gore s remarks. Id. The senator should not discriminate against someone because they arc a preacher a Pricil or a  stayed above the fray. But aides spread the word that he would Fly to Wisconsin on wednesday and Campaign there virtually non Stop in a bid to arrest Jackson s  Connecticut Victory gave Dukakis a narrow Lead Over Jackson in the Chase for the 2,082 Delegate needed to win the democratic nomination in Atlanta. The associated press Delegate Survey shows Dukakis with 647.5 delegates and Jackson with 634.55. With the Republican count Complete Buh had 72,794votes, for 70 percent of the total while Dole had 20,969 for 20 percent. Robertson had 3,408, or 3  was campaigning in Wisconsin when he received the news of nil Connecticut Triumph. Owlet s gel together keep together and gel to work he exhorted a crowd at a cop dinner in  with voters leaving their polling places showed Jackson won roughly 20 percent of the Whit vote Ami nearly unanimous support among Blacks. Kis White Vole Tola was a big improvement Over ihe5 percent he gained in 19m, according to Abc and in by to but in by said Only one fifth of polled democrats said the nation is ready to elect a Black president. Abc said one third of the democrats in news Brief austrian Avalanche death toll reaches 6 Innsbruck Austria a rescuers dig Ging tuesday at the she of  thai buried a group of Young Wejta Kiernan skiers inthe Jam Valley of Tyrol jelled another body from the thormities said. The Accident authorities Only the Early eve Cynthe area. " area had polices raising death toll to sin a monday morning Butine aware of the Accident in Hen a helicopter Lew Over Telephone lines to the Terru Ted by another Avalanche Resman Sai Jet to be West Ger it province with a Thi spokesman it Timi were on vacation in in ski Thurman in West said _ he identities of the victims and of a seventh Penan who was injured were nol released by authorities. Listed to said they would abandon the party and vote for George Bush if Jackson were nominated. After dote announced i decision id drop out of the race the Only remotely interesting question left was Haw Toon bulb would Aims the 1,1 9 Delegate needed to win the Republican nomination. The associated press Delegate count shoved him with 813 delegates to 17 for Robertson Dukakis hoped Bis win in Connecticut would be solid enough to reassure the sceptics after hit landslide loss to Jackson in the Michigan caucuses last weekend and his third place finish in the Illinois primary on March  had hoped for a Strong second place show ing that would Embarrass Dukakis in his own backyard and give fresh impetus to the Campaign that has been the democratic Surprise of the year. Gore spent an estimated 175,000 on television adv Rov ing in Hope of Drmota Traung strength in the Northeast. Man made Little Effort in Connecticut and sep. Richard1gephardt of  on monday. \ Gore and Simon were planning Coaly television id Jav Eising in Wisconsin ahead of next tuesday Pri Mary there. Jackson was running virtually even with Dukakis in polls there taken before the former civil rights Leader scored his Michigan landslide further away were the two big Industrial state bal Llu in new York and Pennsylvania. Thus despite Gephardt s withdrawal the democratic race seems at muddled As Ever. Soldiers from Page 1 at an elderly Man Selling falafel from a Pushcart. A girl of about 7 wat eating a a Yafet Sandwich near the cart. A Soldier took the Sandwich away and threw it in the  also forced shops to close in he West Bank towns of Nablus and Hebron which were observing Phemom ing business hours decreed by the underground leadership of the l Sweck old palestinian  were More overnight arrest raids in Hopes of rounding up the Leaden and the Palestine press serv ice said that 1 50 people were put under administrative detention monday night the administrative detention procedures regulations dating Back from Ibe British mandate permit jailing people without charges Evi Dence or trial for up to Sis months defense minister Yitzhak Rabin did sunday that about 4,000 palestinians were in custody nearly half of them seized in the Lam iwo weeks. In addition in israeli government has been trying to break the pro trots with economic measures Tike closing vegetable markets and slopping gasoline and fuel shipments to j like Wesl  measures put into effect tuesday however were the most sweeping since Israel occupied the Terri topics in 1967. In addition to the ban on journalists Pul in effect Laic monday night when both the Wesl Bank and Gaza strip were declared Cloud military zone Sand the Curlew imposed on the entire Gaza strip the measures forbid palestinians to Cross into Israel s pre i 1967 territory or travel Over the Bridges into Jordan j aides from Page 1 new area of possible illegality. The network said investigators for Independent counsel James Mckay ant trying to determine whether a Friend of Meese e. Rob Ert Wallach had used improper influence to help Meese g wife gel a Job with the multiple sclerosis society another lop Justice department official. Solicitor general Charles Fried said the resignations were Lead ing him to reconsider his future at the Justice depart ment. The possibilities include my departure he said Fried said he Learned about the resignations on  the departure of the top aides me Csc said tuesday night he has no plans to  receiving � standing ovation from his staff at a final meeting tuesday afternoon Weld old his aide thai the continuing investigation involving the attorney general and watch was easting a Cloud that Obj having b negative Impact on the Justice depart Weld who declined to publicly discuss his reasons for quitting said in was t because be might be unset Over possible new information uncovered by Mckay who has been investigating Meuse since last May  said he had informed White House chief of but Howard Baker at 7 . Tuesday of the reason for hit resignation and informed Meese an hour later. I Ore Fer that those matters remain confidential he added. However mme s continuing Legal problems have everything to do with Why the 10 men quit Laid department source familiar with the reasons for the . Arlen Specter r-pa., and Carl Levin d mich., demanded thai Meuse explain Why the officials quit. Meese first Learned the 10 would step Down when Burns and Weld walked into his office at 8 . Tue Day and informed him of the  department sources characterized Meese As absolutely shorted by the  House spokesman Martin Filz water said pre. Rident Reagan accepted the resignations with regret and thanked Burns and Weld for serving with Dis Linc.  limits from Pago 1 petition to Noriega All of whom had incorrectly predicted take any military operation in Panama and one offi Cial described stub a possibility w "everyone1 lean favorite  s activity occurred � a time of mounting this Tratia for Btu a administration policy Makcon and us of . President Reagan conferred on the Tuut Tion tues Day for More than two hours with senior tides Odua cafe Licet and decided against using military Force for the time being  
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