Show 2A Standard-Examine- Saturday Nov r 11 1989 Berlin spectacle offers ‘much hope’ Bush WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush promised Friday “to seize every chance" to promote democracy in turbulent Eastern Europe but Secretary of State James A Baker III ruled out substantial Western aid for East Germany until “there is political pluralism across the board" Bush traveling in Texas noted the spectacle of Berliners hacking at the wall that divides their city with hammers and chisels and the opening of 18 crossings in the wall and said he was surprised at Wall the speed of change The accelerating torrent of change in previously closed societies "offers us all much hope and deserves our continued encouragement" Bush said in a Dallas speech White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl spoke with Bush by telephone for 18 minutes and gave him a “thorough briefing on the first part of his trip to Poland and on developments in East Germany" Bush congratulated Kohl on his handling of the East German situation and “promised the full co- operation of the United States" The two "agreed that these dramatic developments make the Malta meeting (between Bush and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev) even more important and agreed to consult closely between now and the meeting" Fitzwater said He said they would talk again next week Bush offered no specifics as to future policy say Dickel said on state television h Foreign Minister Genscher of West Germany told 20000 cheering people outside the West Berlin city hall the East Germans were cutting more holes in the wall and were expanding the Glienicker Bridge crossing Bells some called them freedom bells rang in the background Chancellor Kohl said: “The spirit of freedom now reigns all over Europe: Poland Hungary and now East Germany We claim this right for all people in we claim it for all GerEurope mans " President Bush said he would “seize every chance" to promote democracy in Eastern Europe and his meeting next month in Malta with President Mikhail S Gorbachev of the Soviet Union will have “even more importance" Secretary of State James A Baker III called the lifting of East Hans-Die-tric- From 1A gave up counting Friday when they reached 50000 visitors Krenz told those at the rally that “the best of our people must be elected to Parliament" He said reforms would make "a new revolution on German soil” that would produce a communist syspo- tem "economically effective litically democratic and morally pure" "These are not empty prom- ises" he declared addressing the skepticism of those who have questioned his sincerity Communist officials said Thursday that for the first time since the Berlin Wall was built citizens could travel freely to the West until a new travel law was drafted On Friday they made the open border permanent "It is permanent and will be the foundation of a new travel ing only that he would' be guided by “prudence and "imagination" g dinner for Texas But in remarks at a Gov Bill Clements the president sounded a note of restraint “The best way to keep America and the West free is to keep the United States of America strong" fund-raisin- Bush said Bush departed from his text to add: “We’re living in exciting times spokesman Gennady I Gerasimov said opening East Germany's borders would help stem emigration and end “stereotypes about the Iron Curtain" East Germans arrived in cars or taxis on motorcycles by foot for their first taste of the West Most apparently planned to return home East German roads were clogged with cars heading for the border but West German border law" Interior Minister Friedrich officials one-tent- German travel restrictions “the most dramatic event in relations" since World War II but added: ‘There’s a long East-We- st h says 21 22 Leipzig 300000 said only about of the visitors planned Krenz installed as head of state and chief of military sparking protests to stay So far this year more than 200000 East Germans have gone to West Germany Usually dour East German border guards chatted with countrymen filing through border control points "You don’t have to work today?" one asked a young man at the Invalidenstrasse crossing in way to go before there is true freedom and true political pluralism in East Germany" In Moscow Foreign Ministry First meeting between government and New Forum opposition group 26 27 Krenz promises new liberal travel law Berlin “No I’ve got the day off" was the reply Krenz meets with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow says East Germany lure "much to learn" Reform could ‘unfold’ all over Hungarian leader says i Associated Press East Germany's decision to open its borders to the West brought accolades from world leaders tempered with caution from some and words of warning against too swift a move to reform Hungary's Socialist Party announced its support of East Germany's action and Ferenc Kosa a member the party’s presidium said “the reforms now under way ip East Germany will contribute td the unfolding democratization in the whole region" Hungary had been concerned about East German insensitivity to Hungary’s own reforms before the replacemenPof East Germaleader Erich ny's hard-lin- e last month by Egon en much earlier" On Sept 10 Hungary opened its borders to East Germans wishing to emigrate to the West and tens of thousands used this route to flee their country before of history" Walesa said Ho-neck- er Krenz lution" Thursday that they would be permitted to travel straight to the West from East Germany In Warsaw Solidarity leader Lech Walesa told the Polish news agency PAP the changes in East Germany “should have been tak “The situation was getting difficult for everybody including Czechoslovakia" he said referring to the thousands of East Germans who previously were forced to go West via a third country often Czechoslovakia Dr Todd prom 1A He matter-of-factl- y described killing his first man with a bayonet age lost" Thousands of ancient Indian dwellings scattered throughout the southwestern United States Veterans From 1A Grey found the mummy in “remarkable" shape given its apparent gleaned has been largely Czechoslovak Foreign Ministry spokesman Lubomir Marsik said the opening of the East German border “represents a positive so- the dramatic announcement Mummy “It's a very rare find" added University of Utah anthropologist John McCullough “We have very few specimens of that time period available" The professor said much valuable data was lost however because the burial site is unknown "It's unfortunate from two aspects Foremost is that a burial was disturbed in a most unceremonious way It's desecration" he said “Second is that from an archaeological standpoint whatever information we could have “The drama of the events in East Germany is the result of earlier neglect as usually happens when someone misses the train proved the 'bomb he got actually was a mummy attract artifact hunters Looting and damage to potentially significant archaeological sites has led to laws prohibiting scavenging on federal lands The mummy was folded into a fetal position and covered with a woven robe Feathers or tufts of rabbit fur covered the lower extremities The skull apparently severed during excavation lay amidst polystryrene packing material between the feet thrust up through the jaw and head Elbert may have forgotten some things but not the look on the other soldier's face Of his last war wound he said “I forgot to duck my head" He put extended forefingers and thumbs together and formed a roughly round shape to show the size of the metal plate that replaced missing skull He cheerfully guided a visitor's hand through his hair to bumps where the bullets came out “I have no grudge against Germans" Elbert said Of his injury he said ‘It was worth it Except when my boy got killed “For something just it's worth Today’s weather outlook it" sy taught my son to be patriotic I think maybe too patriotic" She believes Terry thought he had to equal or surpass his father who had spent a year straight at the front Terry joined the Marines without warning his parents “He felt that he had to go to help an oppressed people" Josephine said “He wanted to keep us free At the time he left he believed it with all his heart" Elbert said he told his son ‘Be careful Real careful" vv- - 51 helicopter flights she said Josephine said it n)ay have just been worry but she felt what seemed like a premonition “I kept telling him ‘I think you should get out of Vietnam Please talk to your officers and ell them about your dad' “He said he'd be less of a man if he came home before the job was done That's the way he was Council of Ministers resigns en masse New Forum legalized Politburo resigns East Berlin Government opens its borders and says all citizens may travel or emigrate freely 40000 APStandard-Examine- r graphic brought up" After her son died Josephine studied the war Elbert said of the US soldiers from day “They were lied to one I blame all the guys that caused the war" Because of his dissatisfaction he said the flag doesn't fly often from the pole in their front yard “If I had it to do over I'd do anything in my power to prevent him from going" Josephine said She pointed across the table to her husband and said "You just sometimes wonder why what he did and what my son did — what it was all for" The Days have grandchildren byr Judie “We try not to sound as patriotic to them as I probably did to my son" Josephine said Asked if her grandchildren see Terry as a hero she said “I think so" Gene Glaemann Hatch — President Randall C Hatch — Editor and Publisher William L Johnson — General Manager Flora Ogan — Associate Editor Published daily and Sunday by the Standard Corp 455 23rd St Ogden Utah 84402 Copyright © 1989 Standard-Examin- National temps 403-84- Circulation Temps Indicate previous day's high and overnight low to I am EST To subscribe: CaN the circulation department at one of the numbers below 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has ever been involved s purged government says would-b- e emigres may leave via Czechoslovakia hard-liner- Postmaster Send address corrections to Utah: Monday through Wednesday variable clouds north with a few mountain showers Fair south Not auite as warm Highs mostly 50s to mid 60s Lows in the 20s to low 30s Southern Idaho: Monday variable through Wednesday cloudiness with a slight chance of showers Highs in the SOs Lows m the upper 20s and 30s consid- - a hopeless war" She said Terry said as much in boy" Of herself Josephine said “I Five more Politburo rd “(Terry) figured a war was like the one his dad fought" one of liberation Josephine said “But it was a whole different war It was ’ military manners and “would command (Terry) to do things He seemed to be an unhappy little Ed-ua- Shevardnandze called the border opening “a reasonable and sensible decision" Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady I Gerasimov however said the Soviet Union was concerned about instability brought on by the exodus of East Germans to the West Gerasimov stressed the border between East and West Germany remained in force and that eased travel restrictions should not be taken as heralding the imminent reunification of the two Germa-nie- s split since the end of World War II He said he wanted to forget the war and didn't tell Terry about it But Josephine said of their son “He’d heard his dad talked of as a hero all his life" She said her husband kept his mght Levels of 0 to 100 are ered good to excellent But Soviet Foreign Minister Utah forecast Regional forecast Utah: Clear tonight and Saturday Continued mild days with highs from the mid SOs to low 70s Lows tonight in the 20s to mid 30s Salt Lake Ogden and Provo: Tonight and Saturday sunny mild days and fair at night Lows 30 to 35 Highs in the low 60s Dixie: Tonight and Saturday sunny mild days and fair at The United States Britain and France offered their military camps in West Germany to handle the expected flood of people from the east 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