European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 10, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes n Hungary seeks pact with Yugo austrians Page 2 d Marshall says court putting civil rights in peril Page 5 o teacher cheating boosts kids scores report says Page 6 q soviet Maverick flies to  Page 28 the stars and stripes vol. 48. No. 146 sunday september 10, 1  d 8693 a Reagan stable after surgery fluid removed from Safe of brain Rochester. Minn. A former president Reagan was in stable condition saturday after successful hour Long brain surgery to remove blood that accumulated following a horseback Riding Accident this summer spokesmen said. President Reagan is conscious and recovering in his room where he is comfortable and in Good spirits Mark win Borg said adding that the operation to re move the fluid went without complications. Win Borg said Friday he did not know How Long Reagan would remain at St. Marys Hospital which is affiliated wish the Mayo clinic. The chief surgeon or. Thoralf m. Sundt would not comment on the opera Tion or the Outlook for recovery but win Borg said Reagan was listed in excellent and stable condition after the operation ended Friday evening. At mid Oming saturday or. Michael j. Ebersold a Mayo clinic spokesman said Reagan s condition was unchanged describing it As  he refused to  Reagan spent the night in a room across the Hall from her husband at the Hospital. Win Borg said the 78-year-old former president will be carefully monitored although no further treat ment is  Henry Brem. A Scuro surgeon at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore who was not involved in the surgery said Normal recovery periods for the Typ of operation Reagan received include about a week of  fluid on the upper right Side of the brain blood that accumulated after Reagan was bucked from a horse july 4 was found during a routine Examina Tion at Mayo where the reagans have received annual checkups since their pro White House Days. The decision to perform the surgery was made Fri Day morning after doctors reviewed the results of a cat scan done thursday As a follow up to the horse Back Riding Accident win Borg said. Neither the for Mer president nor mrs. Reagan objected to the surgery he  Reagan had not experienced any symptoms physicians had advised that the fluid be re moved by making a Small Burr Hole in Reagan s Skull and draining the fluid. Win Borg said. The proce Dure was performed under general anaesthesia. A checkup at the clinic found the former president in otherwise Good health. The horse Riding Accident happened while Reagan was visiting the ranch of a Friend William Wilson near Gananca Mexico about 30 Miles South of the Arizona  the Accident. Reagan was flown to an army Hospital in Arizona and kept about four hours de Clining a doctor s suggestion that he remain overnight for observation. He was described As suffering from scrapes and bruises. 7,000 e. German hoping to Leyb Hun Ciary so 0n Budapest Hunga a the number of East germans waiting in Shel ters swelled to about 7,0uft saturday As More refugees poured into Hungary in Hopes of being included Soo in a mass migration to West Germany. Seventy refugees fled from to Camps to Austria overnight but Hung Jay was forced to open two new  tors to accommodate the estimate East germans who continue to arrive Len Hungary each Day. There Are now almost 7,000 a Sci mans waiting for word that Hungary will become the first East bloc govt in Cal to help the citizens of another communist nation travel to Chr was of hungarian red Cross Leader Sci a in Bosch Agar said saturday. They were being Hokd in tent com Musil is and  in Buda pest and in a Sumitr Camp taken Over by nearly 2,000  on the shores of Lake Balaton. Refugees  to reporters sat urday appeared hopeful they could leave Early next a a. They were reacting to reports from Hungary s communist parly pc Dent Rezso Nyers and West German foreign minister Hans Dietrich Gunsch Jar that the refugees will be taken to Wes Germany soon. Can pack our few things together any moment and leave said an East German who refused to give his name list s Hope it s  Cross officials who requested anonymity said it was still not Clear whether the refugees would be taken in buses trains or their own cars. Austrian Railroad officials said More than a we Cego that they had 50 rail cars ready to a Tiff they got word that a free Dom Traff would take the East germans from Hungary across Austria to tent Cit ies  East germans have Ridden a Rol Lar coaster of emotions in the past 10 flays. Initial optimism gave Way to disillusionment when top hungarian officials said the situation might take weeks to  has been caught Between the two Ger Many in the crisis. It is anxious to prove to Bonn that Budapest has a ice commitment to Western concepts of Iman rights but fearful of deepening ideological rift with the hard line no units in East Berlin. Under a Long standing bilateral agreement Hun Gary obliged to return Home East Ger Mansifee into the , meanwhile have celebrated a least two baptisms and one wedding. A Todras Kovacs. An official at the largest Budapest facility said in an interview thatch unidentified Bride at one wedding was so grateful for the Shel Ter she received that she gave her Bou Quet to Camp  thousand Eata germans have fled Over the Border will us Ria since Hun Gary began dismantling fortifications along the Divide in May. Seventy More arrived in Austria Carl saturday after trudging through Ferritor that still contains barbed wire flares Al other Rem Nants of the Iron curtain. V red Cross officials Noil that the number was Down from the poor so who arrived the night before tend they attributed the decrease to growing optimism in the Camps that the refugees will be taken to West Germany. Ups and Downs in Frankfurt Sis Jim Der Tim the Deutsche Bank building in Frank Furt West German looms behind the remains of a building being pounded by a wrecking Ball last week