European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 2, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Buckley friends lying around world pages 10,28 authorized u fool the 1,1. Fuel Force vol. 47, no. 348 Sukdav april 2, 1989 got id morning d 8693 a am in Oil Spil wildlife officials scramble As Slick spreads Valdez. Alaska apr As the ration s worst Oil spill spread into 1 he guff of Alaska slate authorities filed criminal charges against a Tanker Captain accusing him of operating his ship under the influence of Alco hol. " -.-. Exon shipping co. Fired Exxon Valdez capt. Joseph Hazelwood of thursday the same Day the a Tiona transportation safely Board revealed that blood and urine tests taken about nine hours after the Acci Dent showed he had been drinking. See related photo Page 7 and Story on pane 19. On Friday the stale charged Hazelwood with three misdemeanours and issued a warrant for his arrest. Alaska attorney general Doug Baily said saturday. Hazelwood. 42, was charged with operating a motor Craft while under the influence reckless and the negligent discharge of Oil. The three offences carry combined maximum sentences of two years and three months and fines total ing up to si0,000. If convicted Hazelwood would have to spend Al least 30 Days in jail because he has two prior Drunken driving convictions in the past five years daily said. Magistrate Trace Schnell signed the arrest Warrantor Hazel Wood and set Bond at $50,000. Authorities believe Hazelwood left the state several Days ago but Baily said she state woul Scek his extradition. In Washington the Fri said Friday it is looking Al. Possible felony violations of the clean water act which prohibits the negligent discharge of a pollutant into navigable the state is also investigating. The 240,000 barrels of Oil that spewed into Prince William sound on March 24 from the Exxon Tanker have now tainted More than 1.000 Square Miles of water. Norwegian environmental specialists were in route to advise cleanup ,.and gov. Sieve Cowper s of fice announced that the soviet Union is planning to see spill on Back Page dash for diapers s5 pm crime up. Ton pears in pitches another Load to find out we he s in such � or Hurr of diapers into a shopping Curt in Rush and a he s so interested in those Dos inv Lwok. Posable baby hems see Page 3, Bush foresaw no Chance for lethal Aid to contras Washington apy president flush says he would have gotten no wherewith Congress had he tried to win new military Aid Forth Coiras. And he de Nies his diplomatic approach to Nicara Gua Means inc military Elt Orts had failed. There was no Way. Not a snowball s Chance in hell of Gatling a dime for Lillial Aid military Aid irom Congress flush. Said Friday in an interview with regional reporters. And 1 to link anybody who s familiar with Congress would acknowledge the interview offered hush s firs comments indicating that the dim prospects for military Aid influenced his Deci Sion to pursue a diplomatic solution. In a package worked out with congressional tenders he is proposing Sjo Mil lion in non lethal Aid to keep the contras i Tacl until the Nicaragua in elections at the beginning of next year. It s riot bad the policy has been a Cluj acc lived he said. We Are speaking with one Yoke. We arc going to push on saturday Bush to latin american diplomacy meeting with Venezuela s new preside lit. Carlos Andre Perez and several lop administration officials. The. Group including Secretary of state James a Baker-111 and Treasury secretory Nicholas Brady discussed a variety of issues that concern the latin see Bush Orio ack Page Gorbachev visits Cuba to Patch rift on reforms by the Baltimore Sun Havana soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev Flics Here sunday in an a fort to smooth Over differences with fid Lastro that threaten to Embarrass his efforts for Liberal economic and political reforms. The four Day visit the first by a soviet Leader since Leonid Brezhnev visited Cuba in january 1971. Was Orlgia Nalej scheduled for december but Gorbachev was forced to cancel the visit alter a devastating earthquake struck so Viet Armenia. Sunday s meeting will mostly be Uges Ture of Friendship with an estimated 600.000 exp cled to turn out for Gorba Chev s arrival Al a freshly painted Havana. But in private talks Gorbachev is expected to seek an end to Castro s some times harsh criticism of the soviet Leader s reforms under glasnost and acres troika or openness and economic restructuring. The charismatic cuban Leader has been his most Public critic among the world s communist leaders. Castro argued in a december speech Ihl l we must expect difficulties not Only from the enemy Camp but also from our own friends. New experiences All kinds of reforms Are taking place in the socialist Camp especially in the Sovi cd Union. If they Are successful it will be Good for social ism and for everybody. If they run into sinous difficulties the con sequences will be especially Tough for during the three hour speech Cauro never mentioned Gorbachev by name. I believe they will paper out their differences,".said.wayne Smith the for Mer head of the . Public interest Sec lion in Havana Between 1979 and 1982, who now teaches at the Johns Hopkins see Cuba on Back Page
