European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes May protesters support South korean Satin Seoul a while nearly 70 Mili Tant students continued a Satin Friday in the information service Vio Lent demonstrations in support of the Stu dents resulted in clashes with riot police at at least five South korean went on Between the students and embassy representatives and also among and korean officials in an Effort to reach an agreement with the at Yon Sci one of the most prestigious universities in about 800 demonstrators clashed twice during the Day with riot police who fired barrages of tear witnesses the students countered by throwing Molotov cocktails and stones while shouting antigovernment echoing those shouted by the students at the violent clashes and rallies in connection with the incident at the Center also were reported at four other universities in the it was not immediately know if there were the nations two bes known dissident politicians offered their and their spokesman said they were sending two emissaries to meet with korean and officials to help bring about a ambassador Richard Walker met with korean prime minister who Shin Paul the Deputy chief of the conferred with Lee min the head of the outspoken opposition new Korea democratic embassy spokesman David Fitzgerald said several talks had been held during the afternoon Between embassy representatives and and More would be held Dur ing the there were no on the outcome of these he said the position remains the and we Are still hoping for an Early and peaceful Fitzgerald said officials had not met any representatives of the two dissident pol Kim Dae Jung and Kim Young and had not received any request for such although Cleveland did talk with Lee min woo to explain the situation and ask his an Anonymous Telephone who identified himself As a spokesman for the pro testing told foreign Media offices that the student group demands that the Seoul government identify within 72 hours the person responsible for crushing the Kwangju unless the demand is met by the dead he a grave situation would and added that the government should be held responsible for any Conse about 70 students representing five universities broke into the Usis building in downtown Seoul on barricading themselves behind desks and chairs in the second floor the demanded that the United states apologize for its alleged role in a rebellion in the provincial capital of Kwangju in the embassy spokesman said no food was sent but students asked for and it was although they have drinking water inside the they also asked and bottled German army teams take Boeselager cup top honors Germany German teams took the top two places in this years Boeselager reconnaissance and their american challengers were far Down the in Lith and 14th in results announced  1 took first  10 took and the 103rd ver Kennings Batalon from the Netherlands was two More German  Taillon 5 and  took the next two the 1st 1st Cav came in and the Lith army Cav regt was German president Richard von Weizsaecker and de sense minister Manfred Werner attended the finals Fri an indication of the importance the German army places on the Boeselager Woerner remained in fre Yung to pass out winning Tro while Weizsaecker flew to Grafe Woehr to watch troops on the 7th army training comes newest combined arms Range and to talk to american schoolchildren in Twenty two teams from eight nato countries and France went had Wohead in the three Day Competition Over the rough terrain in the bavarian Forest along the czechoslovakian Border North of reconnaissance teams competed in nine events that demanded Topnotch performances in their roles As the eyes and ears of larger this was the 14th annual named after world War ii German army Georg Freiherr von at age was killed in Battle on while serving with the 3rd horse cavalry Bri Gade on the russian in the German his name is synonymous with the military Virtues of bravery and comradeship qualities that Boeselager officials say Are brought out in the the officials say the Aims of the contest Are to increase the military proficiency of the armoured reconnaissance to obtain new ideas for the training of armoured reconnaissance to allow a comparison of reconnaissance skills at a National and International to promote comradeship and Mutual understanding within natos armed in a preliminary contest set up by 1st 1st 1st army div in Schwabach during the first week of the team finished second in a three Way min Boeselager race with the German army 4th tank reconnaissance in from and Canadas Royal dragoons out of plan to change school colors rejected by spirited students by Charlie Bowden staff writer Germany Hooray for the old purple and that the consensus at Mannheim High where students voted overwhelmingly Friday to keep the old colors rather than switch to newfangled Black and switching colors was the idea of principal Barbara who was looking for a Way to improve school apparently she found although not in the form she in Axton said when she arrived in january As the new school spirit and school Pride seemed to be non she immediately began looking for an Avenue to get students interested in the school and its Chan Ging the school colors from Hardt match purple and Gold retired official Dies a Dan whose 24 years As South Carolinas attorney general earned him the nickname the has died at Mcleod became attorney general in 1959 and retired in after dealing with some of the most turbulent Legal Battles in the states such As desegregation of Public facilities and the constitutionality of the powerful budget and control in state Parks were closed for two years after his Legal opinion challenged on constitutional grounds the Way they were no to Black and Gold seemed like a i was pushing Black and Gold because i thought one said i was although no Public announcement was made that a change was the Rumor spread that Axton was arbitrarily changing the school the idea was Nei ther arbitrary nor she she said she talked with sponsors of several including the Bison boosters the parents athletic and no one frowned upon the idea except for the even the band didst mind the idea of change just axons Choice of on Axton polled 94 students in grades 9 through slightly More than 12 percent of the and they overwhelmingly 7915 agreed to the since apparently at the thought of losing the old colors without a voice in the student involve ment and debate have Axton said she met with the newly elected student Council and agreed to the councils holding its own poll of the students to change or not to that was the the results of the delivered to Axton by incoming student Council president Tony were 97 percent for the status 3 percent for the fifty three or of the 528 students in grades 911 voted during noontime Axton says the answer is she got what she wanted school kids Are talking about the Issue in the Halls and at she that and that what its All military Roundup Palmer will take command of 1 St army div Germany Dave Palmer will take command of the 1st army div during ceremonies june division officials an the outgoing Crosbie will be Given his third Star and promoted to lieutenant general before leaving for his new assign ment As commander of the army Iii headquartered at fort Saint has served most of his army career in Over seas Tours two in Vietnam and five in Palmer is arriving from fort where he served As Deputy commandant of the army come and general staff he has writ ten three books summons of the the Way of the and the River and the his last tour in Germany was As assistant commander of the 8th inf headquartered in bad Dillingham named to shape Post in Turkey Belgium air Force Larry Dillingham has been appointed Deputy commander of the 6th Allied tac air Force in effective june a shape spokesman will succeed Leon Babcock who has been Deputy commander since october Babcock is being reassigned to Macdill As director of programs and readiness who received his pilots wings and commission in flew More than 170 combat hours in from 1980 to he was com Mander of the 82ndv flying training Wing at Wil Liams he is Deputy director of current office of the joint chiefs of in Mclnerney taking Over 3rd air Force Ramstein Germany Thom As Mclnerney has been named to succeed William Acker As commander of 3rd air headquartered at Raf an air Force spokesman who has commanded 3rd air Force since june will retire in after More than 33 years in the air Mclnerney is Deputy chief of operations and for Pacific air forces he at Hick am he is expected to take command in a up Niland Pilot with More than flying 3urs in a variety of Mclnerney has been hours radiation from West european assignments in the air Force since his Point in his other have included duties As air attache to the embassy in London and As vice commander of the 20tb tac fighter Wing at Raf upper eng he is married to the former Mona Hunt of fort Walton they have one Thomas