Show v— v V - em&roees pleased by assurances from Vice President George Bush that the administration adam- Analysis By WILLIAM DROZDIAK The Washington Post antly rejected the notion of WASHINGTON — In his quest to nurture fresh unity in the fighting a limited nuclear war Atlantic Alliance President in Europe Earlier comments by US deReagan has embraced West German Chancellor Helmut fense officials about “winning” Kohl as a conservative soul a nuclear war aroused fears abmate whose election next out Europe becoming a sacrifi- cial battleground for the superpowers While administration officials remain uncommitted about the summit idea of a Reagan appears eager to do all he can to assist Kohl to win a mandate at the polls March is deemed crucial by the White House to build a more compatible coalition among its European partners y visit here During his this week Kohl offered repeated assurances about Bonn’s faith in Washington’s allied leadership In a speech Tuesday to the American Council on Germany in New York Kohl stressed that “we want to talk with you and not about you” His comment was a pointed allusion to the hectoring style of Helmut Schmidt who carped US-Sovi- two-da- frequently about US et “The Germans are so important to just about everything we do” explained a State Department official “It is in our interests to work with the most stable of all possible West German governments and that now is in the direction of the Chris inde- cisiveness before he was toppled by Kohl in a vote Oct 1 But while Kohl was happy to reciprocate Reagan’s effusive tidings he also conveyed a discreet plea that a more conciliatory US approach to the Soviet Union would make political life a lot easier for the administration’s friends in Europe Now that Schmidt has renounced plans to run again for chancellor the Reagan adprospect-o- ministration sees the a Kohl victory in elections next March as an opportunity to reinforce a conservative axis irr f Bonn London and Washington With Socialist French Presi- - dent Francois Mitterrand loom- ing as an increasingly prickly leader B©imini tian Democrats” Administration officials said that Reagan finds strong affinities in Kohl and Thatcher because he met them while out of power and they later gained power by defeating center-lef- t politicians When candidate Reagan traveled to Bonn four years ago he was snubbed by Schmidt but warmly received by Kohl Despite Reagan’s clear prethen-Chan-cell- or ference to deal with Kohl Bonn’s center-righ- t government is not expected to introduce major policy changes even after the March elections that might be interpreted as a strong shift to conservative orthodoxy “There have been really no 23 A 1982 and Reagan’s personal for Kohl ideological sympathies may have restrained him from pressing Kohl for greater in- creases in German defense spending Administration officials are convinced that once the March elections are over and German economic pressures ease a little the Kohl government will rectify any current shortfall and live up to pledges for bigger military contributions to the United Press International Ronald Reagan and Helmut Kohl together in Washington BERNINA MARKETING TEST 3 DAYS ONLY - 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