European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes Friday january 12,1990 w. Germany wants More talks petition Al troop cuts Pidi Europe West German defense minis hard Stolton Borg is urging a is round of multinational talks this Yea aimed Al winning further reductions of nato and Warsaw pact troops. The first round of negotiations unconventional armed forces in Europe or cafe opened in Vienna. Austria i March and involves 23 countries. Nato s proposal seeks reductions of troops to a ceiling of 275.000 on Cacy Side. Or at a news conference to Joay inborn. West Germany Stolica Ficro said a second round of talks of successful would probably  deeper cuts. The positive by worm cats in the so Viet Union Narf the strengthening of  in Eastern Europe have made it possible for nato to 5sidcr such reductions Stolten Brj at the same Lime . Itis important to West Ger Tony and its allies that the United sulcs maintains   Europe. 7n%4ditiorlj said West German will Aladj mid a modern Well armed military for. Despite the diminishing danger Ota War to Europe. A Sovereign  its own  Mili a jury he said. He defended a recent tue tvs to Cut manpower in the West  forces to 420,000 by mid 1990/vyj further reduction to 400.000 if the a talks succeed. St Ollenberg also urged nato to speedup a decision on whether to negotiate on Short Range nuclear missiles in Europe decision the Alliance has put off until \ 992. He said the soviets overwhelming superiority makes it necessary to Start reduction talks As soon As possible. In a related matter Czechoslovakia leaders have urged the soviet Union to withdraw its 80,000 troops from Czecho Slovakia by the end of the year news reports said. I suggest that the soviet troop should withdraw from Coccho Slovakia by the end of 1990," foreign ministry spokesman Lubos Dobrovsky was quoted As saying by the official czech press Agency. Representatives of the two countries arc to begin talks on the Issue Jan. Is in  275,000 troop ceiling being Dis the Vienna negotiations would withdrawal of most so Viet troops nun Czechoslovakia. Hun Gary and Poland Noriega co defendants seek tapes Miami not lawyers for two defendants named in the Case against Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega filed ascribes of motions wednesday in . District court Here including one re questing classified documents and another asking for tape recordings. The motions offer a preview of what May be similar court requests from the 16 defendants in the drug trafficking Case including the deposed panamanian dictator. In one motion Michael j. O kanc lawyer representing Daniel Miranda asked the court for what he said he believed were tape recordings made by the . Of panamanian military operatives. He cited a recent article in Newsweek Magazine that he said advises specifically that the United states had the technological capability and in fact kept reel to real tapes of conversations made by panamanian treaty negotiators made from their private Homes and  o kanc whose client is accused of Fly ing $800,000 in drug profits from . To Noriega in Panama also asked the court for secret records of the National Security Agency on the ground that the Agency regularly monitored Telephone and other communications of panamanian military forces. O Kane is the first lawyer to see american intelligence records in the no Riega Case. Questions concerning the use of documents Are expected to be a major Clement of the Case. Lawyers for Noriega arc expected to argue that classified documents need to be released to show their client s link to senior american officials while prosecutors Are Likely to argue that the records could Compromise National Security and be embarrassing to the . Government. Samuel i. Burstyn the lawyer for . Luis Del Cid also filed motions wednesday including one that challenged the right of acting . Attorney Dexter Lehtinen to prosecute the Cas because he had yet to be confirmed by the Senate. We d like to Knock him out because he is a Tough attorney who has tremendous local jury Appeal Burstyn whose client was a close confidant of Noriega said in an interview. It would certainly Benefit us to havea lesser attorney take  Diane b. Cossin a spokeswoman for Lehtinen would not directly respond to the motion but said any response Tony motion filed by defense counsel will be done in the proper Legal  Eurslyn also asked that the trial of his client who is accused of smuggling co Caine be separated from that oin Onega. He said he was taking the action be cause he feared that the notoriety of no Riega would damage his client s Case. Burstyn who said he might be inter ested in a plea agreement in Exchange for testimony against Noriega argued that he did not want to have to defend a Cli ent against a backdrop that will be tremendously coloured by the Noriega theat  Chin 7-m Mart by Hel Beuing Beijing Early months after Crement Imp the student Lem no that Blosi Premier Lidecis Ion in Art the evening Nih ours later h linemen movement Square. 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Engineers want to examine the metals Thermal coat Ings mirrors and other materials on the sides of the def to Sec How Well they have survived the Long exposure to radiation  and other conditions of space. Their investigations Are expected to influence the design of future  $85 million syncom in deployed by the Crew on wednesday was the last of five satellites launch by shuttles for the Navy s communications network. Flight controllers said the satellite s solid fuel Floc fired properly to Send it climbing toward by sigh Orbi Tal position Over the Pacific Ocean. Of officials of the National aeronaut and space administration said the  tuesday morning was performing Cdr it s a great ship up us flying said Al Pennington flight director at the Janison space Center in Houston. Hughes communications a subsidiary of general motors corp., ophes the syncom in satellites for the Navy under a Law arrangement. The new satellite should give the Nav a communications network four operating units in  first two syncom were launched from space shuttles in 1984, and Are now stationed Over the Atlantic an Indian oceans. A television picture shows the Navy s syncom satellite at lop being launched out of the shuttle cargo Bay