European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday september 29, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 9 a. Forces in Korea to get new hotel 0 million Complex will be ready in 88 by Clint swim Washington Bureau Washington construction scheduled to Start this Spring on a $40 million Complex that in about two years will change the face of hotel and recreation facilities serving the american Mili tary in Seoul. Korea. Richard Belgrano a spokesman for the army Community and family support Center said the master plan for the Yong san Community Center and Lodge has been approved. The Centrepiece will be a 276-bed hotel to take the place of leased downtown hotels including the Large and expensive Seoul Garden which the army Hao leased until last August. The hotel to be built on South Post where the officers transient quarters arc will have three dining rooms including one labelled Fine dining two cock Jib lounges an indoor swimming Pool cuz i w eight Sauna exercise to acc rooms indoor and outdoqiff7is courts and racquetball courtsaf0vpro shop and a children s play Al the plans i a 25,000-Square-foot retail Arajj final will contain 15 to 20 shop a so game Slot machine room a video game room a 2,000-Squarc foot Post Exchange a travel desk a Beauty Lor and Barber shop a Baskin Robbins store a Burger King restaurant ii irn plus a Illel hotel come he facilities will include a 450-scat b  be divided into four to six rooms so a mkt meeting rooms a 25-Scal Board  a Post office. There will be parking for the hotel will feature 265 studio i including 115 with kitchenettes and 1 one bedroom suites. Many of the will connect to the one next door Iodate families and  trav Eling in groups  rooms will catch the  of the year. The Hole i a bpm Calls for red tile roofs to  with the construction of ing korean designs Pool featuring a retracting ceiling Walls also will be placed to have Sun on it 365 Days a year. The Entrance will be turned so patrons do not have to fight the wind to open the door he said. Young Scricc members will be Welcome in the hotel s in House facilities but 8th army leaders also wanted to offer a facility that would Appeal More directly to them Belgra Mosaid. Across inc Street where the Moyer recreation Center sits the plan Calls for a $5 million main Post club that will feature two dining rooms a 100-scat cocktail lounge a 50-scat no lounge a 75-Gamc Slot machine room a video game room 50-Scal television and card room liquor store. It will be act the Plaj  after a study i not need the Capaci t88-b cd Seoul Garden it was or $3.4 million a year. Showed that  and  of the military Community on  duly permanent change of Lalion Walpur other travel needed about 365 roof Flabb Day. But it also noted that Seoul  seek military business. Commercial hotels could Mcl needs of toy and other discretion travellers the study concluded. It was the needs of transient military families Hal were not being adequately Mcl. Plans for the facilities also were shaped by the need to accommodate about 900 official and social functions at military facilities each year. Further resident sur Veys showed a desire for indoor facilities for swimming jogging Tennis and racquetball. That led planners to Sei Center that would Iritha would serve and residents Loo. An analysis of inc military food and beverage Market in Yon san showed there Are nearly 6,000 scats. The Korea area Exchange s townhouse. Gourmet room. Camp Coiner cafeteria and 21 snack bars and stands had captured half the on Post Market at the expense of the clubs. The clubs were drawing fewer . And More korean customers than desired profits were sinking and inc need for appropriated fund help was growing tax Dollar support needed for fiscal 19x6 a estimated at $2 million. The study concluded Hal the area need1 Only 1,100 food and beverage seats Ai  ending the lease on the and closing the Naira hotel and All  inc 14 area clubs. The saving was csrtfsssslai1 si-5 million to r ? million. Cons Duclion of . Is to Slart next april and inc hotel open in april 1988. Liverpool votes to Lay Ott 31,000 employees Liverpool England a Liverpool s militant left Wing City Council voted Friday to Lay off its entire work Force of 31.000 for at least three months ignoring opposition charges that it was manufacturing a crisis for political ends. The Council s labor party majority put the blame on the conservative government of prime minister Margaret Thatcher which la Borics contend is bankrupting the City by withholding funds. The dismissal notices were to take effect on new year s eve a 90-Day delay de signed to enable the Council to borrow Money to pay the workers salaries until then. It said they would be re hired after a new budget is adopted next april. Member of parliament David Alton of the Liberal party accused the Council of happily indulging themselves in class War fare of the worst  the City of 550,000 has a 20 percent unemployment rate 7 Points above the National average and is rated one of the six Alesa urges . To lift scan Chi Gdansk Nind up Lech Walesa the founder fc5�lidarily Union Friday urged the United fates to lift its 4-year-old economic Sanction to Poland saying they had fulfilled role. The sanctions As such fulfilled the Cal role and on the whole they Are causing More harm than Good from the propaganda Point of View Walesa told up in an interview in his Gdansk apartment. He said Poland needed economic Aid and Loans but stressed they should be Given Only on condition the providers arc sure the funds would not be misspent. Poland should be helped As quickly As possible when such a certainty exists said. Walesa was making a veiled Reft to former communist party Jean wird Ciereck who in the  billions of dollars Bro or modernize Industry which Homb railed to pro Duce enough Capoti feds to finance the loan re Paomei Walesa a Donal in Many cases sanctions  for failures of the com Jap government to run the icon . The United Stales and other Western to exec with aids Dies Beverly Hills Calif. A Barry Lowen a television executive and one of the 1.03 Angeles area s most influential contemporary Art collectors has died from complications caused by aids his physician said. He was 50. Lowyn had suffered from acquired immune deficiency syndrome for nine months before dying in his Hillside Home of complications caused by the incur Able disease said or. Michael Roth. Nations introduced economic sanctions against Poland when the government of prime minister Gen. Wojcicch Jaruzelski crushed Solidarity Union by imposing mar tial Law in 1981. Credits were withdrawn and Trade cd Lech Walesa tailed resulting Obj swening of Poland s economic Siti it owl Tessne s28 billion to Western and these debts Are scheduled to i Oiher $6 billion by the end of 1990. The United states lifted most of the sanctions after hundreds of political prison ers were released under an amnesty in 1984. But the continued denial of new cred its and the loss of most favored nation stat us Are still hurting the Economy. Everyone who is a Friend of Poland should help Poland but also have a Guaran tee he is helping Poland in the right Way Walesa said. Before it was driven underground Soli Arity monitored abuses in government fling but Walesa said this was no longer Tel Over any Ai Walesa s cat Blan end to sanctions came a few Days Anmie roman Catholic primate Cardinal Joze tank said during a visit to the United slant to measures were painful for the polish "1 think that inc statement by Pima la Glemp is fully in line with my View on the problem Walesa said. I possibility of social control a to Poland now he said. Most depressed regions in the 10-Natiim european economic Community. The Council has refused until now to raise local taxes fire workers or Cut welfare and Urban renewal projects to cover its deficit and Thatcher s government has refused to give it More Money. The mass Layoff is seen As a move to bring the crisis to a head and Force inc government to allocate More funds. Derek Hallon. Deputy majority Leader and prime mover in Liverpool s rebellion is accused by the opposition of seeking to foment a marxist uprising in the City. During Friday s Stormy Council meeting the Liberal party argued Hal funds could be found by cutting slum renewal budgets a Cornerstone of the labor administration s policies. It urged labor members to revolt against the Layoff move to which Hatlon replied yes there will be a revolt. There will be a revolt by Ordinary working people and non working people who have had enough by people sick and tired of the liberals in the cily and Thatcher in government. That revolt will be something that not even. Margaret Thatcher can  the mass Layoff Means schools could be without Healing housebound old age pensioners would not have meals delivered and Snow would not be cleared. It was not certain the dismissals would go through however because the postal work ers Union May decide not to handle the Layoff notices. Several unions have opposed the Council s policy. The City s municipal Union has voted not to strike if the layoffs go through and has called for a Compromise. This decision is totally contrary to the stated aim of Council policy to defend jobs and services in Liv  said the Union s general Secretary David Basnett. Greece near agreement 01 Athens Greece a a. American officials flew Home Friday after reaching agreement in Large measure on a . Accord to protect military secrets a statement issued by the twodclcgaliom00 approval of inc agrccme00mknthe Way for a recce Mil Bro -Madc f-16 figbj000mirior its air Force. Two sides recognized there was pent in Large measure on a and  fit reached Nijm by tasks in Wash Lem no Sai greek team of negotiators wit Washington in the near future the statement said. The billion Dollar f-16 Deal has been up in the air for months amid reports that Rev y a soviet intelligence official who defected in Athens last May made the United Stales seek special guarantees to prevent High technology leaks in Greece. Greek naval officer and two greek were arrested Here last week on charges  secrets and electronic equipment Greece