No one was happier essentia ank than I was to see Helsinki Monitors Anatoly vance t nan Shcharansky and Yuri Orlov allowed to go mote fi his free. We must remember. however. that the wor art. Andrei Sakharov and his wife are still in inter- able ar if I nal exile. that there are hundreds of thou- fore. be Resol ilty sands of Jews who wish to emigrate. Chris- (the Sen tians who want to practice their faith. Ameri- (a) J rva- cans who want only to live together with their Reagan Soviet spouses and relatives. human rights results activists who want simply to have the Soviet Genera port Union live up to its commitments under princi- Iceland pie seven and basket three of the Helsinki ac- crete pr usly cords. Promises are not enoughweve had trade. b Af- promises since 1975 when we all signed the mutual ments for Helsinki Final Act. What we need now are (b) T this deedslike for instance. several thousand the Pre chev rather than several hundred Jews allowed to fulfill t It in emigrate during the months ahead. the re- ing the man lease of the other imprisoned Helsinki moni- provisic sues tors. the reunification of families and the res- an coop toration of Dr. Sakharovs and Ms. Bonners (c) T oviet civil and political rights. the Pre uing There are some who believe that Mr.
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