European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 20, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes tuesday february 20. 1990 West must keep defences Strong Thatcher warns Black history month London a the West needs to maintain Strong military defences despite Broad soviet troop cuts because " of never know where a new threat might come  prime minister Margaret Thatcher said sunday in a speech to the Board of deputies of British jews. Thatcher also said that any German unifier Jinn agreement must respect existing european Borders hopefully Mihcic will be an Opportunity to make some reductions in our forces As part of balanced reductions by both nato and the Warsaw  she said. But we shall not do anything which will  our defense and our Security at risk nor weaken our capability to undertake out of arca tasks and that Means that a shall continue to need our Independent nuclear deterrent As we Las Strong and Well equipped conventional  this month the United states  soviet Union agreed to Sharp hoop re tons in Centra Europe and Poland.   czechoslovak u also Are neg jul aug troop cuts  the soviet Union. But Thatcher warned that  Spicl Union will still have vast military  and she said the West should not become complacent and undermine or dismantle institutions such As nato. If we had had something equivalent to nato in the  a we should never have had a second world War. We shall always have to keep adequate defences by Juv.  never know where a new threat might  lion she said it has to Bear in  that i 2 countries Lul Side nato and the  i  already have ballistic  Many More. Co id he in a position to .i.q,.i. 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Arafat received say during a luncheon with a group of friends and supporters in his luxurious Well guarded  overlooking the Mediterranean in sub Roan  palestinian Leader invited Savio sit next to  at the Long table and showed her the Arab fashion of  chairman Yasser Rafal talks ill Ebro a. Sister of hostage Tern Anderson in Tunisia. Do lilt Iwu Laurit Viiu  pc eating roast Lamb with his fingers. I liked   Sav declared he was very charming and sympathetic particularly in listen ing to my problems which mov seem Small when com pared with the Many problems he must have to con tend with  say was to leave monday for pans where she will meet Enesco director ner.il of cd Rico mayor later heading to Damascus. Syria for a meeting with syrian foreign minister Farouk Al Sharaa and then Inu Rhury. England to meet Runcie  is discouraging is that i be been making this tit a for five   say said and i never met anyone who said he could solve it it is always a complicated circuit through a series of other people Arafat told her the Man with the greatest possible influence would be president Hashemi Raf Sanjam of Iran but he said Raf Sanjam s room for mane vering is limited by hard liners in his government