European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 15, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse These Abl vol. 50, no. 366 35c wednesday april 15, 1992 d 8693 libyan plea on sanctions rejected by world court the Hague Netherlands a Libya received no help from the world court tuesday in trying to stave off . And British sanctions for refusing to turn Over two men sought for the bombing of pan am flight 103. The International court of Justice said the matter was properly before the . Security Council which has voted to impose arms Sale and air travel embargoes today unless Libya surrenders the suspects. Diplomats also said it was unlikely a last minute Compromise offered by Libya would deter the Council from imposing the sanctions As scheduled. Libya offered through the Arab league on monday to have the two libyans tried in Malta a Mediterranean Island nation with close ties to Tripoli. But the United states and France which joined with Britain in sponsoring the sanctions before the Security Council have rejected that idea. There was no immediate reaction from Libya which Cut itself off from the world for 24 hours tuesday to Mark the anniversary of . Air raids on Libya in 1986. The . Attack was staged in retaliation for a terror attack on a Berlin nightspot frequented by american . Libyans belgian lawyer Jean Salmon called the International courts decision a a very sad the libyan ambassador to Belgium Mohamed Al Fai Touri see plea on Page 2reagan unhurt As protester rushes stage Las vegas apr an anti nuclear activist rushed at former president Reagan while he was giving a speech monday grabbed a Large Crystal statue and smashed it. Pieces of Glass hit Reagan in the head but he Wasny to Hurt. A secret service spokesman said he did not know How the Man got past Security agents and onto the stage with Reagan. A witness said the Man simply walked up stairs on the Side of the platform. After smashing the statue the Man tried to speak into the microphone As Reagan appearing angry and startled stood next to him. But secret service agents grabbed the protester shoved him into the lectern and tackled him. The 81-year-old Reagan was jostled during the scuffle. Agents hustled the struggling assailant away while others rushed Reagan to the Side of the stage at the National association of broadcasters convention. Reagan returned to the lectern moments later As the audience of several Hundred broadcasters applauded. He picked up a piece of the broken statue which the association had Given to him minutes earlier. Then he finished his speech. A i think in a going to go out and see who that Guy is a Reagan said. As he left the stage Reagan pushed up his shirt and coat sleeves As if preparing to fight then grinned broadly and waved to the audience. Reagan later told reporters Quot he hit me with a fist but it just bounced Reagan spokeswoman Cathy Goldberg said he was unharmed. The protester was Richard Paul see Reagan on Page 2 Richard Paul Springer stands at the lectern after Rushing on stage during a speech by Ronald Reagan in Las reviews car prices denies audit by Randy Pruitt staff writer the army and air Force Exchange service has conducted a a limited pricing review of vehicles sold by overseas military sales corp., an cafes spokesman said tuesday but results were not immediately available. Oms Sells general motors and Chrysler products at . Military facilities overseas. The announcement conflicts with statements from oms officials who claim an a a audit was completed at least one week ago and established that oms was Selling cars within Price ceilings imposed by the cafes contracts with the Auto manufacturers. A review differs from a formal audit in that it tar gets a specific area and spans a Shorter length of time it. Col. Louis Ammirati an cafes spokesman in Dallas explained. A the audit conducted by cafes has been completed a said oms attorney Reed l. Von Maur in an april 7 letter to the stars and stripes. The Sulzbach Germany lawyer said the audit re see cafes on Page 2natural Clis asters the quake mount Etna Page 3
