European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 9, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes q women in combat draw critical 8 q catching phone abusers a High Cid 9 n what happens to pets left behind on Magazine the stars and tripes authorized unofficial publication for the armed forces 82 july 1985 Ooisy and sunday d 8693 a Reagan warns terrorist states who direct acts of War at Washington a president Reagan on monday branded North Korea and Nicaragua As part of a confederation of terrorist charging that they Are engaged in acts of War against the government and people of the United under International Reagan any state which is the victim of acts of War has the right to defend in a speech to the annual convention of the american bar Reagan called upon other governments to help wage War against much needs to be done by All of us in the Community of civilized he we must act against the criminal men Ace of terrorism with the full weight of the Law both Domestic and we will act to apprehend and prosecute those who commit the kind of atrocities the world has witnessed in recent Rea Gan referring to the ordeal of the 39 american hostages held for two weeks in Beirut and the slaying of six americans by rebels in Al there can be no place on Earth left where it is Safe for these monsters to or train or practice their cruel and deadly he we must act or if to ensure that terrorists have no Sanctuary specifically mentioning North Korea and Rea in the prepared text of his said i submit to you that the growth in terrorism in recent years results from the increasing involvement of these states in terrorism in every Region of the this is terrorism that is part of a Pat Tern the work of a confederation of terrorist he most of the terrorists who Are Kidnap Ping and murdering american citizens and attacking american installations Are being financed and directly or indirectly controlled by a Core group of Radical and totalitarian governments and All of these states Are United by one criminal phenomenon their fanatical hatred of the United our our Way of see Reagan on Page 28 air Force planning worldwide network of on base Banks by Dwight trimmer Washington Bureau Washington the air Force is developing a system which would link individual Banks on air Force installations electronically into a worldwide Richard assistant Secretary of the air Force for financial manage said the concept is not quite fully if the system could begin in six months to a Carver he emphasized that the proposal is not for a so called super the system would be a network of individual Banks on bases the air Force is looking at the feasibility of a centralized banking system on be half of All the about 460 Banks operate on military installations world according to Pentagon about 125 of those Banks Are on air Force Carver explained that linking Banks electronically would enable member Banks to readily Transfer accounts from one Bank in the system to another whether at Ramstein or Andrews whenever airmen Transfer from one duty station to their Bank accounts would be recruits could open Banks accounts when they entered the air Force and keep those accounts throughout their air Force Ca said it would save airmen from opening and closing accounts every time they trans he under the centralized sys airmen would retain the same Bank account even after military about 90 percent of All air Force Mem Bers have their monthly pay checks deposited directly into Bank according to air Force Only about 25 percent have their pay deposited in on base More customers for on base Banks would mean expanded banking according to Many on base Banks Are limited serv not full service some Parent Banks Are closing their on base the government must subsidize Banks operating on military installations overseas to keep them the Banks overseas rely on those payments from the govern ment to continue air Force officials believe with the centralized banking Dod could eventually eliminate subsidies to Banks the defense department will pay million this fiscal year in subsidies to Banks the centralized banking system being see Banks on Page 28 minimum photo by Michelle Fikac a smart Young lady in Ger pacified on a hot summer she takes knows How to keep her baby the doll for a refreshing stroll in a army denies Eugis claims on drug abuse by Dwight trimmer Washington Bureau Washington the army has de Nied allegations by a former army drug Counselor of questionable drug testing re sults and poorly supervised drug treatment centers in army spokeswoman Elaine Hen Jon said army drug and alcohol prevention officials have looked into the allegations of Andrew Laplante and found nothing to what he Laplante testified last month before a Senate subcommittee looking at the prob lems of drug and alcohol abuse in the Mili a former army had been assigned to a Community counselling Center at from 1982 to he was medically retired from the army in november Laplante now works at a civilian drug rehabilitation Center in Laplante said drug testing labs in the Belgium area had Many shortcomings which caused the credibility of the testing program to be questioned by commanders serviced by the he said those problems included false positives urinalysis results that mistakenly identified people who didst use drugs As drug Abus in a written response to Laplante Tes army officials said that a Blue ribbon panel had reviewed the military drug testing labs in 1983 and identified management and handling but no false the army lab in Wiesbaden handles see drug on Page 28