European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page the stars and stripes saturday May 28.198& yugoslav workers Are my a pleased Belgrade. Yugoslavia apr tie first Mcdonald s to open in a communist country lat in into an unexpected problem trained employee quitting because they find they have to work like westerners and get paid Tike East europeans. Since Hie american fast food Chain opened its outlet in Belgrade in March 40 employees about Otic third of its workers have voluntarily left their jobs despite a High unemployment Rale in Yugoslavia. Predrag Roslanic managing director Laurant blames illusions about if a from american movies show Pill v yugoslav television for the dropout Radii that is  drastically incorrect concept about firm Fri Lional businesses implanted in a Jato Wii ids by such american to syncs As dynasty " Dostanic said. Those who have left us thought they would earn High wages Only by virtue of working for an Ameri in Enterprise said Vesna Milosevic an official of Twyl the yugoslav state Enterprise that entered int oath a  to those Yosfi Elhelu  also expected lob Tom Fawi pc the yugoslav Way still Reverna Watts Roslanic according to a recent Domestic  work efficiently for Only half of the eight hour workday. The fast food outlet located on a downtown Square has drawn huge crowds since it opened March 23. It posted a european record for Mcdon Ald s restaurants by Selling an average of 6.000 meals daily for the first month of operation. The Only other european Branch approximately Matching the Belgrade record is the Mcdonald $ in Budapest  per a Rao Nln int flee demand growing fast it is serving Aboul 6,000 people a Day. Employees Are so overworked that store manager Agnes Rapalis decided the Only Way to Cope was to close at 8 p.m., three Houn Early. Her decision swiftly prompted moans from Hun rians including a sour Reader who wrote to the Hirlan newspaper asking does every won mostly Young people and in the Kitchen re which is slightly above Derol the res Tai trained to work on chive about si70 a month the yugoslav average. Senate settles last treaty Issue Washington a the Senate heading to Ward pre Summit approval of the historic treaty ban Ning medium Range nuclear missiles voted overwhelmingly thursday to restrict a future president s Power to change the treaty s interpretation but delayed a final vote on the treaty until at least Friday. The 72-27 decision settled the last major Issue be fore floor action on the intermediate Range nuclear forces treaty. The Senate later killed 53-45, a Republican backed amendment which would essentially have reversed the earlier decision and Senate majority Leader Robert Byrd d-w.va., angered that the Senate had spent time revisiting the same Issue abandoned efforts to finish action on the pact thursday evening. Byrd was angry because he said he fell the treaty interpretation Issue had been settled by the earlier amendment adopted by the 72-27 margin. The inf treaty signed dec. S by Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail s. Gorbachev at their Washington sum Mit requires elimination within three years of us and soviet nuclear missiles with a Range of 300 mites to 3,400 Miles. Nato into nato we icel iffy Risler. Yesterday s defense big guns pointing at ebb Jother Over there. I think we re going to Sec some bras sloughs after this inf intermediate Range nuclear for i agree Cal be tween  soviet t with the present american Force Civet Hall said if War Ever broke out again there another  in addition to the Torr Jon a Cluj Fang Henburg said nato military officials do of cd soviet military doctrine adding that  could find no proof that the soviet unreal is my fishing. We worked Jiffy hard on trying to determine changes in sort i military doctrine which the Krem Lin claims has changed by becoming More def Csc Ori Antcil he said. And we found out that while we do find a lot of remarks from soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbach Vaslo decreasing not Only their nuclear potential but also the conventional potential we have not found out very much which justifies any decrease Inojo pen efforts,1 alter the superpower  land based intermediate Range Nudean Ihrck missiles lakes effect. Nato must pc Tjui one strength of its conventional forces. Altel fraid. To Aye the defense ministers were to focus on Suc of defense Burden sharing an Issue addressed in d report published this month by the eur group the 12 european nations of nato. According to the report colled Western defense n role in nato the european allies Cater part of the Alliance s ready forces in Europe Arm tall tic those contributions include 55 percent of  90 percent of the manpower and artillery so  the tanks and combat aircraft and 65 percent  warships Accord ing to the report. Atao contrib Tenn la Xvi a pm Suh Mori naw Nivy saw yer mind big Barm in m  Panama from Page 1 de outside near a Loudspeaker. The general did not elaborate. He said Panama had accepted several . Proposals but added even this was t sufficient. The United states desired an Ultima  Noriega appeared in the National Assembly to answer questions about what the government insists were conversations not negotiations on a possible arrangement under which he would leave Power. The speech was attended by 39 of the Assembly s 61 members. Those absent included the 20 representatives of opposition parties. We Are not going to act like monkeys said Arellano Lennox of the opposition Christian Democrat party. Noriega said Panama had become a Pawn for Candi dates in the . Political Campaign. They arc using the hag of Panama in whatever Way is convenient for them and some candidates want to Bury files thai weigh on their shoulders said Noriega. Noriega repeated his conditions for leaving Power extra troops sent to , bases in Panama must be withdrawn and the position of Manuel Solis Ralma whom he installed As president must be guaranteed. He said the United states must respect  "1 refer the North american people and their Candi dates who Are using the Flag of Panama to win votes to the words of one of their philosophers Thomas Jeffer son when he said the politician thinks of the next elections the statesman of the next generations the general  to the Panama canal treaties of 1977, Noriega said the United slates has mocked what has been signed. It has mocked the signing of the Torrijos Carter  Gen. Omar Tom Jos Noriega s predecessor and Mentor reached the Accord with president Jimmy Carter. Summit president and mrs. Reagan Peel two local gifts end a Friendly Dag in Helsinki Finland on thursday from Page 1 thought that the soviet Union would not object to the meetings. The while House intends to provide vivid television pictures of Reagan talking with Ordinary people and encouraging change in soviet society. Threats and arguments Are nol part of this Sce Nann. Instead of using the incidents on thursday for a confrontation the White House quickly tried 10 ease the tensions. In written answers to questions submitted by a finnish newspaper and released Here on thursday the president repeated his recent comments that there have been some improvements in the soviet Union human rights practices in the past two  however he added the East still has far to go to meet the standards for human rights behaviour set Down by the Helsinki accords in 1975, Reagan also praised recent change of leadership in Hungary saying it probably is a Good thing Lotte happening with those countries that glasnost is prac tired in them  the president also said in the interview that after he leaves office he would Campaign for the repeal of the 22nd amendment to the . Constitution which bars anyone from being elected to More than two terms As president. The amendment Reagan said interferes with the democratic rights of the people. They should have the right to vote for whoever they want to vote for he said