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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Wednesday, April 5, 1989

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 5, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                1 inside Strines q Gen. Saint stresses value of it families ,., Page 2 d americans drive brings Aid to turkish schoolchildren Page 3 d Bush seeks Domestic spending cuts. Page 5 d Stethem s Mother flees court As reports Are read. Page 9 the  a i  Puhl a of qty for the . Aft co Foft cult Good morning vol. 47, no. 350. Wednesday april 5, .1989 it old a Sund d 8693 a airlines get rules on threats Public warnings won t be required friends und families of ii Tim i Fobar Alicd fan am flight 103 Trtala a loner  during i Washin Tytun Mil. Washington not the Bush a Duimstra lion announced rules monday aimed at sharpening airline response 10 warnings of terrorist threats bul fatty refused to make such warning Public the rules require airlines to confirm within 24 hours that hey have received government Security bulletins. Transportation Secretary Samuel k. Skinner said at a news conference the requirements will vary depend ing on inc nature of the warning. The specific measures will be Kepi secret but do lending Ott the circumstances might include watching Vir named individuals and increasing the screening of  announcement of inc new measures coincided with i Orcsi Donl Bush s meeting monday with the families of some of the victims of he bombing of pan am flight 103, the plane exploded Pec. 21 Over Scotland killing 270 people. The explosion has been blamed on a plastic explosive hidden in a radio cassette player the bombing followed a series of government warn Ings about terrorist threats including bulletins Dis cussing concealed plastic explosives. Ever since the bombing Many of  families have been urging the Bush administration to make inc details of Security Hulk tins Public so that people can decide for themselves whether ii is Safe lofty. Skinner said this Point was discussed in the.hour-, Long meeting Ai the while House but thai the administration believes Public warnings of Security threats Are. Counterproductive and make it More difficult to invest see airlines on Back Page drug problem on cuban talks Agenda by the Iris antics times Havana soviet president Mikhail s. Gorbachev began his first full Day of talks with cuban president Fidel Castro monday amid mid cations they May be so Cliitis a fresh  lighting the growing flow of drugs from latin America during their firm 90 minutes of formal talk both addressed the drug problem according to soviet spokesman Kennady i go Rasumov who described the meeting to reporters Gorbachev believes something Musl be done Gera Simoi said even thou Iti Colombia is a Long Way from  hut he said it was Castro who first raised the Issue. He said Castro appeared especially distressed by. The. Spread of drug use among Lalin Ani Chiin youth and appeared anxious to do something about it. Summarising the cuban Leader s re Marks. Gerasimov said but for the United slates Market the business would be dead. Now those who Supply lie Market have become Consumers and thai is even Mure  u.5, officials Hae Long expressed the Hope that Cuba would help in the War on drugs by Al Leas cracking Down on traffickers thu new Fly cocaine shipments destined for North America Over the is land country. In the absence of diplomatic relations the United Slit los has nol formally asked for cooperation rior has Casino altered it according to Ger Asimov. Gorbachev. Told Casino that even though the drug crisis is a Long Way from Moscow he wants to do More under the auspices of lie United nations to fight in. By sires sing the drug aspect of the talks Belicen the two leaders the. Sovil spokesman appeared to be suggesting Hal they May do Marc than simply talk about it. During inc first Day of Ilic first visit by a Sovil Leader Here  talc Leonid sae drug on Back Page Exxon apologizes cleanup appears futile Valdez masks a twon apologized for causing the Nalion s biggest Oil san Tomij Foni ised to "1 Vanl to Tell Jou How sorry i am shall his Accident took place said Exon chairman Lawrence g. Clean up Ever fouled Beach in Prince  in full Page advertisements placed in newspapers1.5 but workers on How Greas beaches said their efforts  statement also Panou cd to he a it Ponse to ncwxuffc011 president Lee k. Raymond said he the emotional Type of atmosphere generated e. Related Patitu police conic Nudd Hunting monday for hit former capias of inc land or exion value which crashed into Bligh reef on March 24. Jail uni 10.1 million Gallons of North slope crude there were Mic allow Hal the Caplain Joseph Hailwood.  won. " the Oil Slick has not a Prefi larger Titian khodt1 is land scion lists  wildlife deaths and said a vital herring Sherf was threatened altogether the Prince Wilu Aoi sound fishing Industry is Worth More than is so million annual. Front Al a Iron tals. Fishermen and set accuse Exon of Reading slowly of Wal so Liitt Fitt and competently to Minimise the effect his of Ltd hot Jpn he environment fish and other  Hesslet Tekl also offered to meet our obligations to All those who have suffered damage from the  four class action lawsuits Al reads Hae been filed against Exxon Al the outset of Bai could be c3n of litigation Oer the Accident. In an inic Mew from the company s Headquarters in by inc spill does nol pro tips Congress to a Eccl the Oil Industry s request to Drill in protected wildlife areas. However thai could be precisely the outcome of the spill in crier Secretary Manuel Lujan suggested in a speech to the National Ocean industries association inwashington1 if the image of an a careful and uncaring Industry or avails among the u is Public then we can kiss Good i the Domestic Oil and Gas development in the arc wildlife Refuge offshore and in inc pub sb4jsid More than  at least 20sea otters caught   die if Mii found covered with co Itlen Eie  
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