European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 5, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes sunday March 5,1933 envoy warns against nuke reduction talks. / -.-. " stall writer "1. Brussels. Belgium negotiations on reducing Short Range nuclear missiles in Europe. Favored by West Germany could undermine conventional arms talks Sci to begin next week in Vienna Austria he . Ambassador Lonato said Friday. The United Stales is committed to reducing the Large advantage in con Venoich. Nal arms enjoyed by the soviet during the negotiations thai Start monday Alton keel Laid the stars and stripes. To enter into nuclear negotiations at the same Lime would give the soviets the news updates soviets buy wheat Washington a the so Viet Union has bought an additional 18 5,000 metric tons of us. Wheat at subsidized prick the agriculture. Department a . Mclvin e. Sims general Sale manager for i s for eign agric Lurl service said the Whittl was part fan authorization on Jan. 25 of my arc than 2 million tons under the Export enhance ment program. P Sims said inc of vocal will be ship Ped in Arril. Counting some left Over from a previous arrangement and the Jan. 25"authorization.ihc soviets Piave 525.200 ions still under the program. Opportunity to hold the conventional be ge4ilioo&iasta�e," keel Laid. West German far e in Fri Thor environment he current Force balance that it is in the Alliance s interest to enter into negotiations on the Roma Iriti Ait the Dietrich Gens her said wednesday that East West negotiations on Short Range nuclear systems should begin without saying there is dealt Itji Ference Between Genscher views and those of ihe-, government keel said the cur " rent strategic landscape in Europe de mands that Short Range missiles like . Lance missile remain in place. We Don t think that under the cur rent circumstances the current Security temperatures March 2 cd Lettl n s c c1 Chat it tto Vav k 1flfltpd. Hilo it. W60 m n so a m is u is 44 46 iat � a am w 19.w a 75 u a 49 ii �. 11 h had 11 to. X it .11it if fio a � a 15jt n w.1 ill a 53 on n 40 so a is n som x .0? w 71 u 1942 a Sisi � u 43 h util to Ullh Roc 1 l i tf3tlti.l i. 67mers at the University of Texas at of tin said. At the eclipse along a inc from through Missouri Illinois and Michigan Only a Sinai Dent will Appelin the Sun. portion of the Sun is obscured Duane the eclipse astronomers and Eye Del tutors warn against looking directly tithe Ellipse. Staring at the Sun for a Giorc than couple of seconds can bum and scar 1h,c Retina potentially leading to distorted a Ian or blindness. Under investigation was having difficulty breathing. The spokeswoman said. Pc. The infant was later transferred Cvijo or Langon children s Hospital where a died sunday. Kahala is assigned to he co aviation brigade in Illus him about 15 Miles West of Ansbach. The cause of death is unknown said use Kahn of the Ansbach Public affaire office. German Sec feg. Bamberg. Wisi Germany is artillery sold ices Convoy ing Jiom after an exercise were Thea isl on the scene of a six vehicle Accident and their actions earned them West Germany s Cavalier of the Road medal first i Glenn t. Richardson the Leader of the Convoy and four other soldiers from he 4lh in 1 4th Field arty were angled out for their res Cue and firs Aid efforts. The Jan 26 Accident involved iwo trucks and four cars on High Way 509 about 20 Miles from Bam Berg. La. Col. Theodore a Mone pc the unit s commander said Richardson was leading 1 3 vehicles Bac from training at Gra Lens fir when he witnessed he Accident. He directed efforts Florescue people trapped in cars sex Lin cuts fires and give first Aid 10 at least seven victims. Spec. Richard a. Dandridge Shaft sgt. Junior d. Johnson i k. Lamitz and pvt. 2 Scott a. Windham also were recognized. Because inc Convoy was made lip of soldiers from throughout the battalion awards were Given to the � entire unit the medal awarded for Rescue efforts on West Germany s High Way was presented thursday
