European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 11, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A that other patriotic George May finally get respect. Page 4 a Nasa grounds two shuttle commanders Page 5 a Louisiana passes new anti abortion Bill Page 7 a Luxembourg Girt finds gis a Are cute Page 9 the St ars it an authorized unofficial publication Forth . Aft Ltd forces h or. \ vol. 49, no. 88 wednesday july 11, 1990 2m Dally and sunday Good Mornin d 8693  \ Houston apr leaders of the worlds seven richest nations failed to find a common approach to Shore up the ailing soviet Economy but moved monday toward a key Compromise that would allow each country to assist Moscow via its own Means. Trade and environmental disputes As Well As Japan a unpopular Campaign to ease sanctions against China also proved a Strain on Harmony As the 16th annual economic Summit began its first Post cold War session. A Quot very Good discussions a said president Bush As the initial talks concluded. On the overriding Issue no one was pretending the leaders had found common ground. But mondays meeting seemed to eliminate formal objections to any of the allies sending Cash to Moscow. Related stories photo on Page 3 4 West Germany France and Italy Are ready to Send direct Cash Aid to the soviets. The United states Britain and Japan Are pressing for additional economic Reform. Canada is in the Middle favouring Extension of commercial credits but not cold Cash. A a it a premature to say they have settled on any one course of action a White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said after the leaders first meeting. A your feeling is individual countries certainly Are free to follow their own dictates on these  we must not put ourselves in the position. Of propping up regimes that have Only half changed so we make it easier for them to avoid the full Rigours of change a said Britain a Margaret Thatcher emphasizing her opposition to soviet Aid. On the other Side Frances Francois Mitterrand said a if we done to decide now to help the soviet Union there is a risk that there will be no Progress no further Reform of the soviet political system. Mitterrand and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl have pushed fora $ 15-billion Aid package. Diplomatic sources said six of the nations Are inclined to maintain Trade restrictions against China. Only Japan seems inclined to end the commercial see Summit on Back Page president Bush walks through the Rice University Ca mems with other leaders during the economic Summit in Houston. From left Are dec president Jacques Delors Quot a Chancellor Helmut Kohl French president Francois Mitterrand Bush British prime minister Margaret Thatcher prime minister Tutto Andreotti West German Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney and japanese prime minister Toshiko  out to touch Gold West German soccer fans reach out to try and touch the trophy won sunday by the country a National team in the just concluded world cup tournament at Rome. See stories photos on Page 25.albanians arrive in Prague As flow of refugees starts Prague Czechoslovakia apr the first of More than 5,000 albanians who rushed foreign embassies in Tirana in a desperate bid to emigrate arrived in Prague Early tuesday aboard the Persona plane of czechoslovak president Vag Jav Havel. In the albanian authorities scaled off the City a embassy Row in a if id to Block More would be emigrants from Europe la bastion of hard line communism. V Havel a soviet built Tu-1& arrived in Prague at about 1 15 . Carrying 51 albanians who had sought Asylum in the embassy in Tirana the beaming occupants All Audi Joe yelled Quot Long live Havel a before being whisked Awa Pri buses to dormitories in an outlying District of Prague foreign minister Jiri Dienstbier lot reporters at the capital s Airport that most of the group wanted to emigrate to the United slates but that la any event re we re not going to Send them  \ although albanian authorities agreed saturday to permit All the albanian Asylum seekers to leave under foreign supervision the process of prov div them with travel documents and transportation was expected to take Days. Albanian authorities continued on monday to refuse sea Albania on Back Page