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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 11, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes saturday june 11.1988 drugs found in straws a French customs officer thursday displays three of the 6,000 Santti found to contain cocaine at ten air part near Paris. The straws containing about 37 pounds of the drag were discovered Bidden in 13 boxes containing ponchos and hats. The shipment originated in Bogota Colombia. Japan asks . Navy to move aircraft practices to Ltd Jima Tokyo a Joan has called on the . Mili Lary to move its night pm Peticc landings from a densely populated area near Tok a to the Remote Island of to Jima. Site of one of the fico rest .-japanese Battles in world War ii. 1 foreign ministry spokesman to Ilii Haraguchi said thursday that . Officials ave not responded to a suggestion that they move  Navy nighttime prac Tice flights from Katsugi a inthe Tokyo area to iwo Jima about 730 Miles to the Sou Haraguchi said the japanese Gvernon Cut proposed the temporary move to counter mounting complaints of noise. In addition Strong oppose Fotjon from citizens of Miyake Island selected by the  As the site of a new permanent night standing Tnp has Slowe the defense facilities adminis Ratton gency s Pla to construct a Landing strip there. V the Agency handles All construction to Eccl Pac signed to support . Military needs Inucci Mance with the .-Japan Security treaty.  in 1952 and revised in i960. The japanese government position is us regarding Miyake Haraguchi told report an regu Lar news briefing. F \ defense administration officials Seliad Milaw is land 115 Miles from Tokyo As the a Post Suil Ablel the for a new night Landing Airstrip . Planes of the Carrier Midway based in Japan but 85 percent of he Island s j300 residents hav Post. Kelso also will serve As commander of the  come. Adm. Powell f. Capoj evits been named As Kelso s successor. F \ Nav eur cts towards for recreation Cwb services washing Jpn the Naan Europe garnered three awards a recent men Talon for naval Mccrea Tion club and Nedia programs. The club item at naval St Alioti Ota Spain won the ongoing program award for its healthy cuisine program. Laval station Rota also won the editor s Choice awards recognizing Media and marketing efforts for the fitness Center s Midnight madness pro Granz Michael a. Greenwood Deputy director of recreation service for Nav eur was Given a significant contribution award for his support to recreation and club programs. Seoul South Kart up . Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci  serious concern thursday Over North Korea sir chem deployment of surface to air missiles close Chou i to Seoul to hit civilian jetliners land ing at the capital  Airport. They Are a alter of serious concern to us car Lucci told a pcs conference at the end of a three Day meeting Wil Houth korean officials to discuss military cooperation Fand Security preparations for the Seoul summer of pics which open sept. 17. . Sylle department official Harry Dunlop said the of National capability of the soviet mad Sa-5 was Ray recent and that the missiles could reach pretty far  including airspace Over Kimpo inter National Airport in Western Seoul. Carlucci Dunlop and other us. And korean officials have expressed mounting concern Over the possibility of Nonh Orean attempts to disrupt the Seoul olympics Rhrou or military incursion or terrorist attack. Dun Lufi head of the state department s Korea desk a tic before the news conference we Don t know Wharten North koreans Are doing but we know they Don l lib the olympics one  Dunlop  were ways to defend against in coming Sa-5 i Sites but civilian airliners Don t carry these def Crl in a join statement Carluci and South korean defense minister of Jabok Aid North Korea s of Fen Siviy oriented Tail Ilary Force deployments and strengthened Surpri Smatlack capability pose a serious threat to the rep Bliefert  the comments raise the Specter of a North korean attack on & civilian Airliner coming to Seoul before or during the 24th olympic games. World today tatars denied permission to return Tii the Crimea Moscow a the soviet government said thursday that the Talp whom Josef Stalin forcibly deported in Masse from heir crimean Homeland Dur ing world War ii Are a entitled to Jet autonomous Homeland. T the announcement was mag setback for the eth Nic group whose Mcm bars ave been agitating Tor return from what Theyson Sitf Enile in Central Asia to their ancestral lands an  sea. The tatars were  their crimean Homes after Stalin accused inc new collaborating with the nazis. Of \ tatar act apr say about i . Or 46 per cent of thei population. Died during soon after the Dupor Tatarin. The rest were resettled m a ural Moun Tami Sirbek and kazakh. Lie tatars who now number about 300.000, were rehabilitated in 1967 but Are still not permitted to return to the crimean Peninsula. Rocket attack kills 1 at police Post in India new Delhi India a suspected sikh Mili Tants launched a rocket at a Post of the paramilitary Central Reserve police Force killing a policeman. The press Trust of India news Agency said on thursday that the wednesday night attack on the Post near Amrit Sar City in Punjab state also injured five policemen. It was the fifth Lime this year the militants have fired a rocket. Previous targets were a police jeep a Central Reserve police Barracks a police patrol party and the Home of a moderate sikh Leader. Elsewhere in Punjab sikh militants were blamed for the killing wednesday of two people both sikhs. The killings raise to 1,270 the number of deaths in Punjab this year from the violent militant Campaign for an Independent sikh Homeland. Soviet bloc to help Cuba build arts for planes Mexico scoty a Sovie bloc nations will help Cuba Beer it products pow parts Tor civilian air planes the  news Agency reported late wednesday psf of Prensa Latina nod Mali Spalich monitored in Mexico City that a  agreed to train cuban technicians and engineers in the making of some plane pans. The soviet Union and Poland h said also have agreed to help. Poland it said has Given Cuba plans for building parts for planes that would be used in farming  
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