European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 08, 1995, Darmstadt, Hesse I sunday january 6, 1995 world the stars and stripes Page 11 Cia informers said to include Japan officials Tokyo a the Cia pays thousands of dollars a month to informants in key positions in japanese government politics and Industry according to a report published Friday Kyodo news service quoting unnamed sources said the Central intelligence Agency has about 60 agents in Japan who bribe officials for information about Trade technology and other sensitive topics in relations. At one time the Cia had More than 100 informants in parliament government ministries business and political groups of various persuasions Kyodo report from Washington. They include senior officials in the two main parties in Japan s ruling coalition the socialists and the Liberal democrats Kyodo said. The report said the informants receive from$1,000 to $2,500 a month it named few names. But one Shin Kanemaru was for years acknowledged As the real Power be Hind Japan s prime ministers. Kanemaru a for Mer Liberal democratic party vice president was cooperative Kyodo quoted its sources assaying. Through its contacts in japanese companies the Cia was Able to keep Washington informed about Tokyo s willingness to make concessions during recent Trade talks on telecommunications and about military applications of japanese High technology Kyodo said. But the spying also could be for matters of less than National importance. A Cia informant checked the appropriate size of Golf clubs when former president Reagan wanted to present then prime minister Yasuhiro Nakasone with a set during Nakasone s trip to Washington in1985, the report said Gulf Security Falls Short retired . General says my vat wait a the former commander of the . Central come said saturday that he was disappointed with persian Gulf states Security arrangements to protect themselves from possible attack by Iraq or Iran. The acc Gulf cooperation Council As an organization has not worked As Well As we had hoped re tired Marine Gen. Joseph p. Hoar told a group of kuwaiti business people. He was visiting Kuwait As the co chairman of the Middle East forum of the Council on foreign relations. Hoar said collective defense was essential to the . Defense strategy in the sensitive Gulf area where the six members of the acc Are expected to hold off a threat until help from their Western allies arrives. He said that acc members unanimously agreed on the need for collective defense but that there was Little unanimity about How that should be saudi Arabia Kuwait the United Arab emirates Bahrain Qatar and Oman have a 6,000-Stronk join military Force. They have said they want to bolster its strength to 25,000 members by 1996, but it has not Bee announced How this is going to be done. Kuwait meanwhile still depends on its Western Al lies for Protection against Iraq. Hoar warned that Iran had the potential to disrupt the Gulf. The current regime in Iran if left to its own devices is still some years away from building a nuclear device Hoar told kuwaitis. But if Iran decided to import scientists and buy the needed material it could greatly shorten that time. Or if you could buy the device you could have on tomorrow he said. Sex British officer cites homosexual list London a the government will investigate claims that the British defense ministry maintains a secret computer list of suspected homosexuals in the military the British broadcasting Friday. The allegations were made by a former naval officer Edmund Hall who soon will publish a Book on homosexuality in the armed forces. Hall claims civilian police can get information from the com Puter database which also names civilian friends of service personnel fired for bbl quoted Jonathan Bamford an official with the govern ment s data Protection Agency As saying his office would Contact the ministry of defense to investigate the claims the bbl was to broadcast a report on Hall s charges saturday. I summarized the report in a news release Friday. A defense ministry spokeswoman told the associated press she knew of no such database and saw no need for one. The spokeswoman who could not be identified according to Proto col noted that homosexuals Are discharged from the military so there Are no homosexuals in the military there s no need for a the basement inc proudly presents Call the . 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