European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 27, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside stripes d Congress asked to lift Cap on funds for via 2 d commissary chief reviews problems. Page 3 o Reagan urges democrats to join drug task Force Page 4 d Tyson Spinks weigh in for title fight sports Page 21 tripes authorized . Pull cation for the ii.�. Rio fqici1 vol. 47, no. 71 monday june 27, 19b8 0 8693 a worthless reports Enta Goi payoffs Washington up defense Industry Consul Tants suspected in the unfolding Pentagon scandal sub milled meaning Law research reports to the companies they represented and sometimes submitted report More than a dozen limes time Law enforcement sources sources told the worthless research Rej Al 0jtovidcd a cover for the defense paying enormous fees 10 the Consu Waali a needed to hide those payments from auditors. Day passed a portion of their fceba0rv0niu.a of Primm Eure Cut officials tweaked classified or tract specifications or competitors bids. _ this was All taxpayer s Money one Law enforce ment source said in noting that most of the consulting fees ultimately would be billed to the government As part of contracts for huge weapons repealed submission of the research reports Points to possible complicity by executives of som defense contractors who had to be aware that those put i i " i ,/."r _ of not High enough apply old Harry Knauff 70, of Peebles Ohio walks through i neighbor s com Field where the crop which should be Waist High at this time of Yew is barely knee High Doc to the drought and heat wave gripping much or the United Stiles. Knauff says two Springs on his farm have dried up because of be Lack of rain. Papers were worthless the sources Law enforcement sources have stressed thai in would be difficult to prove that beyond individual Nis conduct the companies themselves were part of procurement process in the Pentagon has of Congress to Call for Reform Fth military blame the Reagan administration the scandal strikes at the heart sea reports on Bac Page president Routs rival in Iceland Reykjavik. Iceland a incumbent vigdis Finnboga Dol Tir gained an overwhelming Victory Over another woman candidate in saturdays presidential election in her bid fora third four year Lerm. Poll officials said Early sunday that with 47.3 per cent of the ballot counted Finnboga Dolter won about 95 percent of the vote and her rival signing Thorsteins Dotlin had the remaining 5 percent. The officials said about 75 percent of Iceland s 173,800 eligible voters cast ballots. In conceding defeat in a television interview Thorsteinsdo Tir did not congratulate the 57-year-old president on her Victory but offered herself As a presidential aide saying in was obvious Hal the present aides Are unfit for the sources close to the president said they could hardly envisage a situation where Thorsteins Dollar s advice would be sought. Finnboga Dotlin said in a to interview she was de lighted by the results and any incumbent president would be satisfied with such overwhelming support. Vigdis As the president is popularly known among the 250.000 icelanders became the world s first democratically elected woman state president in 1980, defeating three male candidates. R crash kills 7 marines in Japan min i few Tifrit Tokyo a a . Marinetcorpsricil-,.-. Crashed saturday in a Mountain about two Miles from a nuclear Power station at Iva la in southwestern Japan killing All seven marines aboard officials said. Parti of the Craft were badly bump widely scattered on a Hillside he Tam i 11 ii ill Ritli i Imri ml1 Kiiji in reported in the area at Chr Tomc of the crash. The ch-s3d sea stallion left the Marine corps As routine Lig Nob Rine wraps he helicopter assigned to Marine heavy helicopter so 402 of the 1st Marine air Wing at Camp full Nam on Okinawa was returning to its Home base. Japanese aviation Law prohibits All aircraft from Fly Joher nuclear re . But the Law also says that aircraft that must Fly Over " Bililies due to bad weather or to avoid a Collit hazardous course or Altitude. A japanese said he found Little problem with thtt5h Stef Likht course saturday despite the poor visibility i Lime of the Accident. Sov a Canad in be Moscow a the soviet Union Sovic shot Back at Canada saturday in a Diplo the action mar malic expulsion War by expelling the Ca the balt Nadian embassy s military attache and ordering 25 soviet workers out Canadian embassy. Jet up Moscow al5oj�nwen former Ca Nadjari dip whats from returning to the fecs Betws Canadian foreign minister Joe Clark announced wednesday that eight soviets had been expelled and nine others previously assigned to Canada barred from Els retaliated the next in expelling two Canadian diplomats net Union and barring three Clark then Kic Lary attache at the soviet Ottawa and barred a former second Secretary from returning prompting the 1at est soviet sources in Canada said a soviet spy ring was trying to infiltrate an electronics Plant in Montreal where weapons systems for naval vessels Are t round of retaliation the ache on Back Page
