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8-A TWE ATLANTA Taw Ort. 9. 1979 -Analysis1 1 Amtmna Continued From Pf 1-A 'I uaiiitiis TElUG'tS The five Veslern air force! deploy about 1,765 combat i OfkiiLSOil CO. C31-C7C4 mm 1 i .1 newgentLe- 'J rem A AWrf 1974 planes of. jrisncs, fcas Vl combat iircraft tiat eould be addet I NATO ctth-fgrted itself w.Jt tfce convic-tion that the East tad the numbers, the West-had the quality: Today, except for fighter jets, thsre are few categories of weapons tanks, armored personnel, carriers, ground seaport air- surface-to-air and.

aurface-to-snrface in which the East is nt at least equal to the West The final factor in mili- tary imbalance in central and northern Europe is the Soviet advantage in medium-range ballistic missiles, represented primarily by 100 SS-ZOs. To these must be added the 80 or more bombers, known in the West as the Backfire, that are deployed with the airfleets. These medium-range nuclear weapons are a decisive element in Soviet military superiority in Europe. The present propaganda campaign is seen by NATO's military leaders and civilian officials as directed solely at the West's attempt to meet the Soviets' superiority by deploying Pershing II face missiles and long-range cruise missiles. There would be 572 weapons in the two; weapons systems.

vw Brezhnev said that the Soviet Union had not in Improved 1975 lew Soviet-made T-72 battle tanks la a parade marking the 30th anniversary of their Communist regime, (Associated Press Photo) a At the same time that Soviet President Let' nid Brezhnev was announcing a cutback in the Russian troop presence in East Germany, the East Germans last weekend showed off their IOW AS $99 ItfflrltxJ Tiflks) We may be able to put you in more car for your LVIfr fYHQl money. can jget you any make. Any model. Let an', IvCiUUncU NBG auto leasing expert help you decide if leasing is Rcm'f fS best for yoa Call us at 586-6805. Auto Leasing DOJ lA Ui Department.

3376 Peachtree Road, Suite 1 1 1,: GSQjTPrl Atlanta, Georgia 30326. Member f.D.l.CT' KmSTliHSftSltLKTS 1131 FultN 1X1 bat id(lUUiti XS3-44S3 mfmtour.wtJO FREE BOOKLET place some of the older bombers with Backfires and some of the older surface-to-surface missiles, such as the SS-4s, with the more modern and mobile SS-20s. Analysts also point to Soviet tank strength in central and northern Europe. The Warsaw Pact nations deploy 21,100 tanks, 13,650 of them from the Soviet Union, pared with 7,000 tanks by Poland or even to Hungary would not significantly change the balance in central Europe, a West German staff officer Interviewed by tele fihone pointed out Nor would end the significant difference between Soviet and Western estimates of Soviet troop strengths in Europe, a difference that has brought the talks in Vienna on mutual and balanced force reductions to a r-' For many NATO officials Soviet troops in East Germany in 21 infantry and 10 armored divisions. A reduction to 363.0D0 would still leave the Soviet Union with an advantage Jsver the 1 United States "Seventh which has 203,000 men, although it would not have an advantage, of course, over the combined NATO armies on the central front Where would these troops v-y There are two Soviet divisions in Poland, four in Hun 11; NATO nation.

Perhaps the most enticing and questionable inducement ii ILL rw vyii More sweaters than you've ever seen inone store, at savings of 30. In season gary and five in Czechoslava i held out, to the West Brezhnev's speech is significant only as evidence of how much the Soviet Union wants' to. stop, he, deployment of medium-range ballistic' mis, iles in Western Europe. They are now interested in seeing whether be will raise the ante or continue the present Soviet buildup in all types of arms. Turn down the thermostat.

Turn up the Bank has any sweater your heart creased its medium-range weapons armory in the Euro-. pean parts of its country a single missile, by a single plane" in the last 10 years. What the Soviet Union has apparently done in that time. Western analysts say, is to re- btczukv' was nis www withdraw to" 20,000 "Soviet servicemen," tanks and other military equipment from East Germany in the next 12 months. There are about 283,000 countries and East Germany, total about 458,000.

They are allied with 40 East German, Polish, Czechoslovak and Hungarian divisions. To move 20,000 Soviet troops from East Germany to I 'I III III I I IH IWI I I 1 wW49to1MMI Soviets could be set on: bhetlands, cable-knits, raggwool, cashmeres and iambswools in a wide selection of cardigans, vee-necks ahd crew necks. All imported. All crafted to the Bank standard. But manufacturer showroom priced to take the chill out of the cost of feeling warm.

Men's sweaters. Compare at $26.50 to $35. Women's sweaters. Compare at $28 to $42. $1950 to $2950 The report, a staff study prepared early this year for Secretary of Defense Harold Brown, questions several aspects of existing military policy toward Asia and is said by officials to have led to a high-level, interagency: review of the swing strategy.

NATO's nuclear arsenal' CC Meanwhile, the New York Times reported in its Tuesday editions that" American strategic plans for the past 25 years have called for the VS. to shift forces from Asia and the Pacific to Western Europe in the event of a Soviet. attack there. Continued From Page 1-A the troop cutbacks were considered insignificant by Western experts in view of the Soviet Union's overall strength of about 400,000 men in East Germany, the reduction of the tanks apparently represents a 14 percent cut in tank strength. The warning appeared directed primarily at the Western Europeans and the West Germans in particular, among whom the Soviet leader evidently hopes to kindle popular and political opposition to Western rearmament planning.

A final decision on the missiles is not expected until December when NATO defense ministers meet in Brussels. But Bonn has already let it be known it will not agree to the deployment of the modern American-made intermediate missiles i ue wuciaig saiu mai crown ana other Cabinet-level foreign policy and national security officials would probably decide later this year whether the strategy should be modified or aban- doned. i-l 'On Mnnriav Rrnvn tnimwl tha Swi" This "swing strategy," according to a Defense Department study obtained by the Times, was formally approved by the allied governments in Western Europe and "has had positive political effects on NATO." --'Mr Smm, vv toe.3 iChio Navsi Air Station at Eef 'WesV "Public disclosure or offfcaliiobficfltwn--TC wlutirlll-be rtfitalizaTW if 'vw 'j'-'ft i. awns (Warfare tttv a fanhhaan Pnntlnninm ui uur asuu ames our uueni swing JS.A.Barilc Clothiers Atlanta Philadelphia Washington Charlotte Baltimore forces could further undermine the cred-v. 3oint Task Force ordere(, by p6 Ibility of our commitmenU in Asia and rartw tn mnntor h.

unless other continental NATO countries, HMk AM T)n1l lltM Ilrtll rt Maal Tli llMiWHA ItifttlA Miff An4rtSftm, Alltlnnl uliU ma Martw Charge aMyiS "7" WI -Ml'J wiibJ Peachtree Road, N.E. (oppoale Lenox Square) Monday thru Friday 10 to Sat. 9 to 5:30 i During the tour, he said, "By the re Specifically, the plan calls for the on their territory. cent military related activities, as well as the assurances he's obtained from the Soviet Union, President Carter has effectively neutralized the presence of the Soviet brigade." United States to "swing" aircraft carriers, amphibious ships, Army and Marine divisions and B-52 bombers in Asia to Western Europe the moment that NATO is attacked by Soviet forces. The Soviet president also said Moscow would be willing to reduce the number of Soviet medium-range missiles targeted at Western Europe if no additional medium-range missiles were added to Thevis 11 nee agent Jl i I LmJ I iRVES YOU FIRST jV I w'-' 37 CEO? might be affected by the outcome of the triaL However, Cook said the judge had already ruled on that question in Thevis's favor.

"How did you plan to pay for that house?" Mrs. Kirkley Asked "By check," Mrs. Thevis replied, adding that the bouse is already completely paid for. Thevis purportedly sold Global, to former Laverne Bowden for "million on Nov. 33, 1974.

But the prosecution has contended Thevis controlled the business even afterige, went to prison. Another defense witness, Robert Howell, a Louisville, Ky, policeman, testified Monday about an alleged 850,000 offer to Underbill to testify against Thevis in a civil suit involving arson. -4 Howell said Louisville attorney Carl Victor representing Urban Industries, which Thevis allegedly had burned down as a peep-show competitor told him it had been agreed to pay Underbill $50,000 if he would testify against Thevis on behalf of the company. Howell said he had been -hired to guard Underhill while be was in Louisville. Howell said FBI agent Paul King talked to Underhill before Underhill gave a deposition for the trial, and that Underhill later said they had reduced the offer for him to testify to $2,000 plus a percentage of the judgment against Thevis if the company won its civil suit against him.

In response to questions from Cook, Howell also disclosed Monday that when Victor completed bis testimony last Thursday and returned to the witness room whe Howell was seated, he Ui Z-JZ not to testify r--centage payment to ILuaU when his turn came to irJJj. "He (Victor) stated to me to say the $2,000 but do per centage," HoweU told the, COUrt. Victor last week testified that there bad been an agreement to pay Underbid for bis testimony against Thevis, but he denied that they had agreed for Underhill to get a percentage of any judgment Urban Industries might win from Thevis. Urban Industries won a verdict, from Thevis which is still on appeal The Louisville fire resulted in one of two federal arson charges listed against Thevis in the conspiracy indictment TAKES THE STAND "i Joan Thevis Mrs. Kirkley asked Mrs.

Thevis. Defense counsel Bobby Lee Cook objected to the question, and Mrs. Thevis said she had-no understanding of such a possibility. The prosecution which named one of Thevis' 'former companies, Global Industries as a co-defendant has contended the Global assets included money Thevis might have invested in the house, and that amount Continued From Page 1-A Underbill to hire someone to kill Mayes. Underhill himself was gunned down in North Fulton County last Oct 25.

Thevis is charged with conspiring to murder Underbill. The prosecution accuses Thevis of murder in the slay-ings of UnderhiO, Mayes and two other persons as part of an attempt to monopolize pornography business in this country through a pattern of racketeering activities. Mrs. Thevis, the mother of Thevis's five children, some of whom were in court Monday, took the Fifth Amendment twice Monday outside of the presence of the Jury. She refused on constitutional grounds to answer questions about Thevis during the time be was a fugitive from prison between April and November of last year.

When Assistant VS. Attorney Dorothy Kirkley asked Mrs. Thevis if the FBI had contacted her after Thevis's escape, she leaned over and conferred with her attorney, Morton Blank, and then declined to answer. She again conferred with Blank and invoked the Fifth Amendment which allows a person to refuse to answer if the answer might tend to be self-mcriminating when asked whether Thevis had contacted her while he was an escapee. When the jury returned, Mrs.

Kirkley, under instructions from VS. District Judge Harold Murphy, did not repeat the questions relating to Thevis while he was a fugitive. Mrs. Kirkley at one point brought up the question of Mrs. Thevis's property settlement ai a result of her divorce from Thevis in May 1978.

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Check AUSTIN, Texas, (UPI) Sex crimes detectives Monday organ contacting parents of several hundred teen-age boys whose names and phone numbers were found in possession of a pharmacist charged with sexual abuse of a child and felony possession of marijuana. "We're going to concentrate right now on the Texas names," Sgt. Don Martin of the tin Police Department said. Martin said the well-organized list of names found in the; apartment of Robert Floyd Anderson included personal information about Iouths from California, Nebraska, New lexico, Florida, Louisiana and Kentucky as Veil as 17 Texas towns. i Anderson, 38, is being held in city jail In iieu cl bosd cn a charge of sexual More thaii 4 pounds of marijuana was found in Anderson's apartment along with small quantities of cocaine, Valium and assorted other pills, according to police records.

Martin said police suspect Anderson "was dealing quite heavily in narcotics for young kids." -iwvvw' The list included each youth's height, weight, favorite drug and meeting place, as well as parents' or guardians' names and other background information. Police said the list named sons of some police of fleers. i The out-of-state names included youths from Baton Rouge, La; Daytona Beach, Fla; Leylnpton and Paintsviilc, and RialCailfr'is Russell said Anderson traveled extensively as a part-time, relief pharmacist. them in the Yellow or: Xhite Pages. iMuuuuy ii duio il iirc iuydi-vjuuc.

Royal-Clobe Insurance Companies, 150 William Street, New York', N.Y'l0033. Regional Office: 1605 Peachtree Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30309. ot a 13-year cii boy and $2,000 bail on may stand to lose that house if Mr. Thevis loses this case?" its manjurna possession charge. i.