Show Page 0 -- The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday February 25 1990 Bush Kohl discuss issues facing Europe CAMP DAVID Md (UPIj — President Push and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl met Saturday for critical mountaintop discussions on German reunification that Bush said were being watched with "keen interest" around the world Bush welcomed Kohl to the Camp David compound in the Catoctin Mountains outside Washington for two days of intensive talks in which die two leaders planned to grapple with security issues spawned by the headlong rush toward a united Germany During die discussions held just three weeks before elections in Hast Germany that are expected to trigger a rapid move toward unity between die two German states Bush and Kohl were expected to plot strategy to keep a unified Germany in the NATO military alliance of Western nations Characterizing the talks as "very important" Bush told reporters he had spoken earlier in the day with British Prime Minister Margaret 1 hatcher Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and that he planned to talk later with Trench President Francois Mitterrand "and other leaders as well" "I can tell you there is a lot of keen interest not just in Europe but around die world on these discussions we're going to have" Bush said Kohl arrived by helicopter at the rustic presidential retreat just as a light snow ended He was greeted warmly by Bush and his wife Barbara Kohl with his wife Hannelore took a deep breath of what he called "good air" and declared " Wunderbar" — wonderful Bush smiling but refusing further comment was accompanied by a handful of aides including Secretary of State James Baker and national security adviser Brent ScowcrofL White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said Friday that though no new announcements were expected the sessions would be productive in moving the process forward "Generally it's an opportunity for the two leaders to discuss the status of events where they think things are going" and how the talks toward reunification will proceed the spokesman said 'Ihe four World War II victors with special rights and responsibility in Germany — the United States the Soviet Union Britain and Fiance — have agreed to hold talks with the two German states to discuss (lie security problems involved in unification Bush who also met at Camp David Feb 10 with NATO Secretary General Manfred Woemer is aligned with Kohl on the question of keeping a reunified Germany within the NATO alliance Aides said Bush was eager to hear from the West German on his own talks in Moscow two weeks ago with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev Kohl has been pressing for quick reunification possibly soon after the March 1 8 East German elections The Soviets have been urging a slower process Key to the conversation will be how to persuade Moscow that a unified Germany anchored in the Western alliance would be a better and safer neighbor than a Germany neutral and demilitarized West German spokesman Dieter Vogel briefing reporters in Bonn on Friday said the two leaders already agree that steps toward German unification must accompany a European process designed for President Bush and his wife Barbara far right escort 35-nati- on Sfrii SWfcw to t to 142-se- at said parliament" Wladystaw Mackiewicz one of ethnic Poles Lithuania's "Soviet rule has ruined os and e lave to repair everything" 444! 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was sent 26 million eligible vetars was Ihe child Hilary Foretkh has into heavy as Lithuanians chose the hiding been caught in the middle of a has been living in Supreme Soviet from Hilary custody dispute since 1987 be Christchurch a large city off the among 473 candidates tween her mother Elizabeth Pegasus Bay with her authorities said Morgan and her father Eric grandparents since she was sent A spokesman for Sajudis the Foretkh in to hiding the police statement nationalist movement whose Morgan a Washington DC said It said the cnild was in good candidates were expected to plastic surgeon sent her daughter health sweep to victory said four US ' into hiding claiming Foretkh congressmen invited by the was sexually abusing the child to observe the elections Foretkh an oral surgeon in Lithuanians vote many Virginia has denied the abuse denials by Moscow VlllUS USSR (UFl) -L- initial claim The couple separated But the spokesman said he did in voted ithuanians heavy shortly before Hilary's 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