European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 20, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes Penn stale artificial heart  4 q Europe s signal schoolhouse Fine tunes Soldier s skills Page 9 c kids Only fashion show done with style daily Magazine the stars and stripes vol. 44. No. 185 sunday. October 20. 1985 , of a sum. 8693 a a services to test All for aids int swat and Al do saraso1in Niters _ Caspar Weinberger has decided the dec nil Merit s Ai i s policy All servicemen Bers Van a Dod official who asked not to be identified details of the policy still Are to be worked out and a formal announcement is expected next week. We just Haven t Fine tuned it  he said. Active duty members who Hae been exposed Tol virus but show no Sieni of illness will he old limited service status he said. If the discovered the members will be \um0flzu, he said. The nature of any Disch Ajmal ervice members might receive is one of the is suit to cleanse department officials Are still discussing Achi i redial mine deficiency syndrome is a condition that desj0? person s natural a Bilili to fight disease. It has left victims vulnerable Tosca do rare cancers. Formulating a polic has been difficult became of Contr Nerv Over such questions As How Rusu tests could affect reputations and Caree 1 he homosexual communal my i Cuthal the pc lid use  suspected to i from the service. Homosexuals have pc 0iwoltwiiibfcjfc roup at particularly j Aid though studies show increasing Viden ease s spread into the heterosexual Community. Or. Ilhan Maver  Secretary of defend health affairs has pledged that despite the Mill limited ability to assure patients of confidential Lily lest results will not be used  Way. The kind of discharge that service members too perform their duties could receive could affect pen disa Bilili income and hospitalization at Federal fact Mil Iliev authorities have promised that Rem by for by s t he diseases will not re to fable discharges unless there is additional evidence of homosexual or other forbidden activity. A Board of civilian consultants that gave its recommendations on aids Polive to the Pentagon last month did not recommend testing All service members at this  the armed forces i Idem Mogica Board said what lie medical Community knows about aids so far did not is Ify the expense of screening All Active duty i cited a Lack of trained medical personnel and i hut the Board called for con map Mil rid said it might change its mind if new evidence is m the services starred testing recruit candidates month. Those who show signs of the virus on two tests Are rejected for service and referred to their Phi asians roofers rip downtown Johannesburg a while Man flee Black rioters in Johannesburg. The mob cornered him Hul retreated when he pulled out a nun. V Johannesburg. South Africa a angered by the execution Friday of Black nationalist Benjamin Mulu ise. Who was convicted of killing a policeman Black mobs overwhelmed police in downtown Johannesburg beating up Whites and looting shops for four hours. Joloise s blood screamed rioters is they smashed shops and chased Whites. The outburst marked the first time Black mobs roamed unchecked through White Johannesburg. Witnesses at the scene said two policemen were stabbed White men and women were beaten and police shot and wounded at least one Black Man. A full casualty count was not available. Rioting also flared around Cape town for the third Day. Police and soldiers began House to House searches at Sundown in the Middle class Community of Athlone the most troubled mixed race neighbourhood. The Johannesburg violence began after a memorial service for Motise 30, who was hanged just after Dawn. Pleas for clemency from around the world were ignored. The army later ringed a 10-Square Block area and the gangs appeared to vanish around Nightfall. Governments around the world expressed regret and criticized or denounced inc hanging. We hoped that this action. Would not be taken White House spokesman Larry Speakes said in Washington. The soviet Union s official Tass news Agency said the hanging will not deter those who struggle for Freedom and for their  . Secretary general Jiw see rioters on Page 28 Pentagon rejects Call for sweeping changes Washington l i the Pentagon recoiling from a broadside fired by a Senate panel s report Lecorn in the defense bureaucracy says it sees no no Cut Wutt Ilii a the decision making Mac incr _ our civilian and military leadership meshes As rarely in t past Pentagon spokesman Robert Sims said thursday. Civilian control is unquestioned but proper military advice is sought and Given its due  in a 645-Page report that took More than two years to compile inc staff of the armed services eluded that the joint chiefs of Staft a Congress should meddle Lesy a Wity affairs and the office of the  be streamlined. Doing away with the joint chiefs of staff would at first Blush seem in advisable Sims said. The study recommended the biggest change in the Pentagon s military and civilian bureaucracy since a 1958 a lion under the Eisenhower administration. La bout the detailed study Sims declined to i Caspar Weinberger Force  Rotl Lusins and he Pentagon s general counsel. Chapman Cox will head the panel of six civilians and a military officer who will represent adm. William Crowe the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff he said. Based on our experience of nearly five years we Sec no need for the Type of drastic fundamental changes that the press is reporting As were recommended by the staff study Sims said. Since the administration came to o0ke.ia 19w. Sims wit  we Van old Range of management improvements which were Long  those improvements Sims said was to include a fed commands spread from Europe to the fi""""Ttfijiftirtl1ivlft a i runs affecting their Heaters of operations to tale a the study urged giving those  Viqi e Power see Pentagon"dft-tei&d-,28