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February: 21, 1984 The Leaf-Chronicle, Clarksville, Tenn. NATO Beckons Soviets Back To Arms Talks BRUSSELS, Belgium -(AP) The Western alliance said Monday it is ready to resume medium-range missile talks "at the drop of a hat," and urged the new Soviet leadership return to the negotiations Moscow broke off three months ago. Senior NATO representatives, meeting for the first time since the death Feb. 9 of Soviet President Yuri V. Andropov, issued a statement saying they are ready to consider any serious Soviet suggestions for arms control.

"The United States, with the full support of the allies, is ready to resume negotiations at any time," the statement said. Richard Burt, assistant U.S. secretary of state for European affairs, added: "The important signal to send is that we're ready to negotiate drop of a hat. Once the Soviet Union is prepared the same we will be position to make progress in Geneva." The Soviet Union walked out of Geneva negotiations on limiting intermediate-range nuclear arms last November to protest deployment of the first of 572 U.S. cruise and Pershing 2 missiles that are to be stationed in Western Europe to counter Grand Opening Grand opening ceremonies were observed at Military TV and Appliances Monday morning with the assistance of Miss Tennessee, Moira Alice Kaye of Knoxville.

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An official of one delegation, commenting on Andropov's death, said, "If there's going to be a change, now might be a good time to do it." Burt cautioned, however, that "it's much too early to say," whether new Soviet Communist Party chief Konstantin U. Chernenko wants to resume the talks. "You have a new leader in Mr. Chernenko," he said. "At the same time you have some familiar faces in very important mentioned Foreign Minister Andrei: Gromyko and Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov, longtime architects of Soviet negotiating policies.

"We don't think it's wise to specu. late in public about whether a new Soviet leadership is going be more to flexible or ready to return to the negotiation sooner or later," Burt said. In Bonn, West Germany, Chancellor Helmut Kohl said he will urge the United States to launch a new initiative for resumption of EastWest disarmament talks when he makes an official visit to Washington next month. He told a meeting Monday of lead SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) Rebel area. visers to El Salvador to support its fight against mortar fire struck one of two air force helicop- A statement from the Defense Ministry made leftist guerrillas.

ters flying troops into battle Sunday, sending it no reference to a rebel attack, saying only that The Salvadoran military has a fleet of about 20 careening into the other chopper and killing all the two helicopters collided at 7.30 a.m. between Hueys. 28 people in both aircraft, an army official said. the towns of San Gerardo and San Luis De La A military officer in Cabanas province said an Col. Ramon Morales Ruiz told reporters who Reina, about 107 miles northeast of the capital.

additional 1,000 soldiers left the provincial capital visited the battle zone in northern San Miguel The crash victims were members of an air- of Sensutepeque in trucks Sunday to reinforce the province that mortar fire from leftist rebels hit borne battalion and part of a contingent of 2,000 troops fighting in San Miguel. one of the two U.S.-made Huey helicopters, which U.S.-trained soldiers participating in a drive The officer, who insisted on anonymity, said. went out of control and crashed into the other. against rebels in San Miguel province. there was heavy fighting Sunday morning in the One chopper exploded in mid air and the other The ministry statement said four of the dead area around Nuevo Eden De San Juan, about 10 exploded in flames when it smashed into the were pilots and the 24 others were troops.

There miles west of where the helicopters collided. ground, said Ruiz, a member of the armed forces was no indication any of the victims were foreign. Civilians in Sensuntepeque said a government chief of staff. An official at the U.S. Embassy in San Salva- plane bombed suspected rebel positions Sunday The rebels' clandestine Radio Venceremos said dor, who spoke on condition he not be identified, morning after the leftists attacked a military post a guerrilla unit had ambushed the two air force said no Americans were on board the helicopters.

in Villa Dolores, about 7 miles south of Sensuntehelicopters while they were flying troops to the The United States provides aid and military ad- peque. Searchers Find Lone Japanese Climber's Snowshoes TALKEETNA, Alaska (AP) America's tallest peak, and by late pected to search up to 16,000 feet, from the 16,600 level, where he was Pilots took advantage of clear skies in the day searchers had located Ue- where Uemura was spotted last spotted by pilots last Thursday. Monday to look for overdue Japa- mura's snowshoes where he left week. nese adventurer Naomi Uemura them on the way up in a basin at decided to for said Uemura had been expected back the first person to climb to the top of the level. Uemura was to "They Swift, go ranger.

it," in his base camp last Wednesday, Mount McKinley alone in winter. retrieve the shoes on the down. park and it was believed then that Bryan a "They're way going to to find him while the high wind may have pinned him on the The National Park Service's Bob weather holds." mountain's upper reaches. At least three and heli- Gerhard, chief mountaineering Officials and pilots still were reranger at Denali National Park, who luctant to discuss whether they be- Pilot Doug Geeting last planes a saw Uehelicoptered to the 20.320-foot moun- lieved Uemura would have to be res- mura on Thursday waving from copter buzzed the icy flanks of North an tain at midday, landed twice at the basin and again to check snow caves at 16,200 feet but said he found "no evidence" of Uemura. Lowell Thomas a glacier pilot, said at least two climbers, Jim Wickwire and Eiho Otani, were flown onto the rugged mountain at about the level.

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37040 ice cave that he was OK. Obituaries Berttie Bumpus The service for Berttie Geneva Bumpus, 69, a former resident of Clarksville, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at McReynolds. Chapel with the Thompson officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 6 until 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Bumpus, a homemaker and a member of the Church of the Nazarene, died Saturday in Portland, Ore. She was born April 28, 1914, in Stewart County, the daughter of William E.

and Lela Williams Phillips. Survivors include her husband, Melvin Bumpus, Portland, four sons, Glenn H. Bumpus, Hampton, and Billy Richard M. and James D. Bumpus, all of Clarksville; one daughter, Judy C.

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