European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Ii tide stripes o Ivan the terrible1 sentenced to hang Page 3 q justices will reconsider key civil rights precedent Page 4 d classified and Coupon Page 12 d Light is shed on red Baron s death Page 28 to 47. No. 10 d 8693 a danish Law is nato problem visiting ships must say if nukes Are aboard d -m,1staff writer Brussels the recently passed saw in Dan Imp requiring ships 10 declare if they Are carrying nuclear weapons poses a real problem for the nato Alli Ance Secretary of state Ciao rec Shutlz said Here Mon Day after two Days of meetings in the soviet Union. Countries come into an Alliance and they a Crent capabilities and an Alliance work Nen people. Make the contributions thai they re Able to make., if you like the benefits if you like the peace i you like the fact thai Progress is being made in negotiations then you ought to like the responsibilities Mihalj 6 that possible he said. Entering danish ports with the Rule Haj taper _. Ament passed a measure requiring visiting ire if they Are carrying nuclear weapons. The action led danish prime minister foul Schlict pc own told in Caucci tin press monday.  ans and the British have made Ilar that if the ban remains in Cut Ceil. In will be necessary to discuss the full participation of Denmark in military matters he said. The from in Issue prompted nato defense ministers to a their meeting set for wednesday and  Denmark to nato Headquarters in Brussels. In the Wake of the danish most. England suspended All ils naval visits to Denmark until the May 10 Elco see danish on Back Page Crew evacuated from disabled sub Norfolk a. Api one of the Navy s Lasi diesel electric submarines Lay on the Ocean s surface lied to a Rescue vessel monday after underwater explosions and a tonic lire injured 22 sailors and left three  30-year-ow Bonefish. Ils remain ing Crew evacuated to Shore bases Floa cd alongside the submarine Rescue ship petrel Aboul 160 Miles off Florida said i. Cmdr. Aaron Long a spoke Mannl Atlantic tue Headquarters in nor  was no apparent danger thai the submarine which carries Only conventional weapons would sink said chief Petty officer Terry 1. Barton a feel spokesman it was n1 flier  relations. The very  used by toss to describe relations that the in seemed to needlessly info _ the heat on Gorbachev on the Issue Inal conflict and human rights in a prelude to the sul Unmil. The next Day Gorbachev delivered his Sharp response during a mecking ill Secretary of slate to Corgi Shultz suggesting that the View espoused by Reagan could imperil the atmosphere being developed for next month s Moscow Summit. Fic water noted with apparent satisfaction that Rea Gan s remarks obviously struck a raw nerve with the general  Kiu Waier went in to assert Hal Hegg be  with his previous  Reagan. He said will continue to poin out prob lems As Well As positive developments in our relation ship As the May 29-Junc 2 Summit approaches. As chances for a strategic arms reduction agreement cd. Reagan has begun to highlight regional a Tui "b1"5 Atka Olill r a a i �   for the Summit. Because Only Limiter it a Nav can be expected in arms Corrol the Moscow i Cfaft Wollack the kind of Concrete sign of Progress that Hie 1nhncdiaie-Rangc nuclear forces treaty provided for their Washington Minimi in december