European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 20, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes d soviet paper backs hostages to Lebanon. Page 3 o Reagan deplores disarming of Freedom fighters Page 4 d strange takes Lead in . Open sports Page 21 d papers say Lehman May have Given tip off Page 28 it Homie unofficial Fathi . To my Security tight As Mulroney opens Summit vol. 47, no 64 of monday june 20, 1988 Toronto a with scottish bagpipes Skirling Canadian prime min ister Brian Mulroney sunday began for Mally welcoming leaders from Europe Japan and the United slates for a tightly guarded three Day Summit meeting. Security farces in helicopters on building roofs and on foot and horseback watched to thwart any possible terrorist attack As Mulroney greeted the leaders one by one at half hour intervals. Nearby Royal Canadian mounted police also patrolled in boats on Lake Onta Rio a Short distance from the convention Center where most of the meetings will take place. Dec president Jacques Clors who like most of the leaders came to Canada during the past week was the first to arrive at the steel and Glass Toronto City Hall for the arrival ceremony with an Honor guard of the 4slh highlanders. The Toronto militia Clad in their 1890s uniforms of Kilts Scarlet tunics and Ostrich Feather bonnets marched onto the Square in front of City Hall for each arrival with pipers playing. The Central band of the Canadian military then played the Leader s National Anthem. A Tironey Ihnn escorted the Leader to the mayor s office for a Brief private meeting. The order of arrival was arranged according to protocol with president Rea Gan the Lon Josl serving head of stale scheduled last. Following Delors was italian Premier Ciriaco do Mila japanese prime my i incr Noboru Takishita Wesl German Chancellor Helmut Kohl British prime minister Margaret Thatcher and French president Francois Mitterrand. Flags of Britain Canada France West Germany Italy Japan the United states and the dec fluttered in the Breeze atop the �60s-Cra building. The first meeting of All the leaders to Gether was scheduled for sunday afternoon. Bilateral talks already have begun among leaders who were in Toron to before sunday chief concerns of the leaders Likely to be discussed during the conference were How to Case third world debt and whether to eliminate agricultural subsidies. The meeting the Mill since the annual conferences began in 1975, was being held under the tightest Security Ever it cd in greater Toronto whose 3.4 million inhabit ants make it Canada s largest City. A Security Force of 3,000 officers has temporarily erected 12-foot-High Chain link fences and Concrete barricades around the main Sil the metropolitan Toronto convention Center. The leaders have added a Day to their Summit format and have included an extra session to Deal with political issues in addition to he economic concerns Hal were the original focus of their an Nual get together. Taking a Chance in Rio Jimmy ride atop and on the ruin from the suburbs of Rio a Brazil to the City s main he practice known As train surfing is illegal and often results in fatalities and injuries but the govern mint Flam d company Hal operates the trains has been unable to Stop it. My major Soun Washington in a . Army major bled to death jump vice custody in pm Germany in 1985 Jirair this captors denied him medical Hal Prfto he impede to sign a ton fission Russia a fairy of blame in shooting him ifs. Intelligence forces said. They Binally toured Hin la Pentagon said of the soils conduct in the hoj h before maj. Arthur Niclason died Ofa we Jed to the Abdomen. Sources said soviet medical Pai Onnel Winf placed in full View of the dying Offick and promised he could have medic Cid condition he sign the document saying he 1 Respas cd in a restricted area.1 Pentagon spokesmen have disclosed that the soviets apologized for the incident during recent Moscow Summit talks Between defense score sae major on Paga 28 teens face limited choices for social activities in Izmir by Janet staff Izmir Turkey american teen in Izmir two year can t glue them Lvi to american television or Jam to an English speaking radio station be cause the military Community is so spread out in Turkey s third largest City none of the signals reach any where but the contract hotel. Talking to friends on the Tele phone also is out because military families live in turkish apartments where Telephone connections Are rare. American teens usually d Drivers licenses until tothe United Stales so Cowie in t possible. Girls Are advil not to Wear Typ ical clothes during the weather because of local sensitivities to Short Skirls and what do inc Community s 140 or so teens do with their free time some go to the local movie Thea or or watch videotapes on Yelevi May go to the near lure Park a cease to Njoku Semont adj feed the the Community s a but i under fac Ilif half hour bus ride away. Tag cars Don t always find a Nouri to keep them Busy. Some a in have found a dangerous solution for the is a very severe alcohol problem said John h. Taylor who teaches English and humanities at the High school. There s continued on Page 9
