European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 10, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday. April 10,1989 the stars and stripes Page report urges no big foreign policy changes Washington apr president Bush s National Security adviser said Sun Day thai there s evidence the West has Hepper hand in dealings with the soviet Union and thai it would be wrong to advocate Sharp dramatic changes in policy. With the Kattlin showing a tendency toward Retreat from third world entangle ments and president Mikhail s. Gorbachev struggling with economic problems said Brent Sci Croft we have to be very  scowcroft acknowledged in a television interview that u preliminary report by an incr Agency foreign policy review task Force recommended that bus i walk a Fine line by tween a Send pal 1 policy and occasion ii Al initiatives calculated to Advance Ameri Ca s interests. We have initial results from the shitty by the bureaucratic into Agency process and it s probably not surprising that the future looks a lot like the present in a straight line steady  scow Croft said in the interview on no cd mesh he  the retired air Force general was asked to comm Cal on published reports thai Bush had been advised to steer a cautious course toward the soviets and to by wary Gorbachev s promises of Reform in Russia Andin the Eastern european countries under its dominance. A major Power like the United slate sought not to make Sharp dramatic changes in policy scowcroft said. We be had a fairly consistent policy now through democratic and Republican administrations for -10 years. A lot of things Ore happen ing and it s important now perhaps for the first administration in a longtime to look out ahead to look toward the end of the Century and say where do we want to but. A there s no question that we have every reason to look Back on the past 40 Yea Sand say we be been successful he saidsecretary1 of stale James a. Linker i interviewed on aug tvs this week with David  scoffed As Bush had done Friday at Gorbachev s Asser Tion to British prime minister Margaret Thatcher that the go slow . Policy approach a slowing the impetus for new superpower arms control accords. We Are conducting a policy review Baker said we have i Ltd the soviets As Long ago As a month that we anticipated Hal these reviews would be completed about the end of  tic also said Hal he would be. Prep Redlo discuss some of Klesc issues during his Sciopu cd meeting in Moscow in Early May Iii soviet foreign minister Eduard a Shevardnadze so they be known what our time Frame and timetable was for quite some  Baker said. So it s sort of i it Crystine to see this statement Only coming out now. An administration of Lidvil. Discussing the internal policy review on grounds of anonymity had said earlier that the initial report advised Bush to pursue no major new initiatives toward the Kremlin. Bush asked his advisers to take another look another time Al the whole situation after receiving recommendations on relations with the Soviel Union Eastern Europe and Easl Wisl relations the official said. Three such reports arc part of a major foreign policy review Rush initiated As he look office it january. In relations with the soviet Union Idon t see anything new the official said adding Hal there apparently was not much to change right now " the reports were Given to Bush during meetings of the National Security Council Over the past 10days, he said. On sunday scowcroft said the Sioris about the policy recommendations  they have not been  he said and so we Haven t Mode any final decisions on policy. We re not there  who Are you 1990 census will want to know Washington  we Are i Reitik lit Lake off the shelves Are now j oin Nul As part it our que trans Council member Bob Long said Friday. V the purpose of the Surrey in to define contemporary Community standards As an Aid in prosecuting pornography. Bui Council members Are nervous. This is not whal i understood the intent to be said Council member Janice Rittman. When a woman from the polling firm stood up and read off a Bunch of  were pretty Init rows no about three people of a Couch Council president Jim Schurl bal Hants each Council member to study the draft questionnaire prepared by Minnesota opinion research inc. Of Minneapolis. He then wants the Council tin o e i Noil goes to the Public. O on it one More time probably this week before the California death linked to heat los Angeles a High pres sure Over California weakened Sal  and let Ocean air move onshore but temperatures Vitili Rose to record Levels for Early Spring. At least one death was blamed on the beat " the crowd is just unbelievable you d think it was the fourth of july said lifeguard Tom Hargel at Hermosa Chach As an estimated 300,000 peo ple crowded the Sands of South Santa Monica Bay. The temperatures at he los Angeles civic Center hit 89 at noon tying the april 8 record established in 1987, downtown los Angeles had a re Cord tying 100 on tuesday and record highs of 105 wednesday i06 thurs Day and 100 Friday. The heat was blamed for the death of Barbara Zavalla 50, of. Boyle Heights a los Angeles suburb who was taken to while memorial medical Center with heat exhaustion and later died of a hear attack police sol. Rob Cri Normandy said in the desert Palm Springs had 106 degrees and the town of Thermal lived up to its name with a 105 Reading by noon " elsewhere Central and Southern areas of the stale had noon readings inthe High 80s and 90s. L