European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sports in stripes Carl Lewis gets Johnson s Gold dodgers Clinch my West title Page 21 the St ars and a ripes Huttt Orijel Uno Fuci. Piu Lichton of baht . Bohto forces vol. 47,. 163 wednesday september 28,1988 Good More Angl d 8693 a Reagan in Farewell to allies makes defense sharing plea United nations a presi Dent Reagan in a Farewell meeting Wilh West european and Pacific figures said tuesday Hal free nations must work harder to share the Coil of defense. In a . Mali Rig with officials of 18 european and Pacific allies including South Korea Australia and Japan the president raised anew the question of Al Liance Burden sharing the persistent . Plea thai America s allies shoulder a larger share of inc costs of defending Western Europe. In reply Allied leaders underscored inc heavy contributions their govern ments arc making to developing coun tries and said this should be considered a significant contribution to the joint objectives of nato. They spoke in the same general terms As the president recognizing that every one must continue to do their share said assistant Secretary of state Rozanic Ridgway. She said that Reagan who leaves of fice in about four months told inc Allied leaders thai Prosperity and Security arc inextricably  winding up two Days of meetings with a wide array of world figures Reagan also restated american condolences Over the Dalh of pakistani resident Moham med Ziaul Haq. But he told reporters that he did not know the circumstances behind Zia s death in an air plane crash. All i be heard Are speculations and so Forth inc president said during a Pic Ture taking session. I have not gotten an official report yet from any of our peo  on monday Reagan told leaders of persian Gulf Stales that the . Derision to Stop escorting individual ships rep resents Jusi a is ight difference in the Navy s waterway policing operation. Posing for pictures with Sheik Jabur Al Alicd Al Sabah inc Emir of Kuwait Reagan said we re not lessening our Protection there at  on a Busy Day in which i of president see Reagan on Back Page one month later Ramstein horror lingers in litter by Deedee Arrington Doke kit Psi is Laulin Bureau one month after the Ramstein air show disaster German and american officials still face the task of handling property and personal injury claims settling lawsuits and sifting through the hundreds of belong Ings left behind in the chaos. Three of 10 planes involved in the italian Fri acc Tri Colori stunt flying team collided during the aug. 28 show. One aircraft crashed into a crowd of spectators killing Many instantly and injuring hundreds. Sixty seven people including three americans died and 82 remained in 22 hospitals tuesday. Jurgen i Elzon spokesman for the Riemland Pfalz Interior ministry said the German government has paid 650,000 Marks $350,000 for funerals and transportation since the disaster. Nearly 520 personal dam age claims and 85 property damage claims have been filed with German authorities i Elzon said. The Interior ministry plans to release on oct. 14 a see Ramstein on Back Page it was t Hamadi who killed Stethem attendant be Ives Frankfurt Ecsi Germany a a night attendant testified tuesday she behaves another Hijacker not the Man on irial for murder killed a . Navy diver during the hijacking of Atwa jetliner. Hazel Hesp said the second Hijacker Hassan ezied Dine also claimed one of his friends earned out inc bombing that killed 241 american servicemen in Bei Hosp was testifying at Mohammed Ali Hamadi s air piracy and murder trial. The lebanese Shute moslem is charged in the june 14. 1985, hijacking in which . Navy diver Robert St them was slain and 39 americans held hostage for 17 Days. Hamadi has admitted taking part in hijacking the Athens to Rome flight but said the other Hijacker killed Stet Iem. Hesp s testimony tuesday was in direct contradiction to that of Twa Pilot John Testrake. Who said Hamadi was the killer. Several other witnesses have see Hamadi on Back Page dutch Soldier Johann romers 19, talks to West German policeman Siegfried Meyer Al the line Bridge. Orders Are orders says Soldier forgotten for 5 Days of Bridge by de Reavis sin it writer for dutch Soldier Johann romers orders Are orders. Even if Means standing by a guard Post for five Days after your unit packs up and Heads for Home. That s what i Call obedience said West Ger Man police officer Siegfried Meyer who finally persuaded romers unit to retrieve him. "1 thought Hal kind of discipline had died  the 19-year-Otd Soldier from  Netherlands spent five Days guarding a Bridge Over the Leine River in Freden West Germany and being fed by sympathetic local citizens after his  took part in nato exercise free lion. Meyer said he first noticed the Soldier on Mon Day sept. 19, but did not become concerned until wednesday sept. 21, when the training eur disc was wrapping up. On thursday he was still there although the dutch had left the area. On Friday he told me his unit must have forgotten him and i called the Mali to Hilary police who came and picked him up police officer said. Meyer said he plans an autumn vacation next year because he always has some kind of trouble during nato s fall Maneu vers. The greatest thing was three or four years ago he said in a Telephone interview tuesday. The British had put a couple of people in soviet uni forms to test the local populace but i did t know anything about it. A villager called me As soon As they were sighted. 1 went out and found them hiding in a Trench. Come on out of there and show me your identification i said. They came out saying it s All right we re British i said you Guys lie every Lime you open your Mouths " Meyer said he jailed the soldiers and called Brit ish military police. It look a Telegram from the ministry of Interior of Niedersachsen to persuade Meyer to release his soviet  they wanted 10 test the population but they did t count on the old sheriff Here Meyer said