European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 05, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 8 the stars and stripes tuesday november 5. 1985 1,000-year Flashback dressed in the outfit of a 10th-Century Viking an employee of the newly opened Viking museum at Schleswig Germany pretends to be rowing a Model of a ancient warship used by the scandinavian sea Rov ers. The museum houses Many exhibits found at the site of a former Viking tillage near Schleswig. Seoul police seize protesters occupying . Business office Seoul South Korea a police moved into the office of the us. Chamber of Commerce in downtown Seoul monday and seized a group of student dissidents who occupied the office in a protest against the South korean government and . Trade policies. The students took Over the . Business organization s third Story office suite in the Chosun hotel and held out for about two hours before police broke up the demonstration. Police said i 5 students took part in the protest. There were reports that the head of the chamber of Commerce office and five employees were at work when the students occupied the office but police said there was no hostage situation. The students initially demanded a meeting with officials of the . Embassy but there were no reports that such a meeting look place. The students were taken by police to nearby buses shouting slogans against the government and the United states. The police made their assault Over a third Story roof projection leading to the windows of the chamber of com Merce office. The students had locked themselves inside and plastered the windows with protest signs and the police smashed the windows to gain Entrance. Reporters said plainclothes police also moved at the same time smashing through a locked door. The police action started after firemen sprayed the of fice with a High pressure Hose. Students and some police were soaked when the protesters were dragged from the building. Some of the demonstrators were reported injured. The hotel is Only about two blocks from the . Information service where about 70 students occupied the Library for three Days last May. At that time student demonstrators shouted slogans critical of president Chun Dou Hwan and called for the United states to Stop what they called its support of a military regime. Nether ands . Initial missile treaty thai Hague Netherlands a dutch and . Officials monday initiated a draft treaty governing deploy ment of cruise missiles in the Netherlands while questions remained Over soviet initiatives to set up bilateral talks on the Issue. On Friday the dutch government decided in favor of deploying the controversial missiles Here after six years of delay caused by Strong grass Rocis and parliamentary opposition to having the missiles on dutch soil. Parliamentary debate is to begin soon on the decision and Premier Ruud Lubbers Center right coalition is sex peeled to prevail with its eight seat majority in the Iso seat unmaking body. A vote against the missile decision could precipitate the fall of the government which faces a fight anyway next Mav in National elections where the missiles arc expected to figure prominently. Paul Bromer the . Ambassador to the Netherlands initiated his copy of the draft treaty Early monday morn ing it the american embassy Here according to a dutch foreign ministry spokesman who spoke in Exchange for anonymity in line with ministry practice. Dutch foreign minister Hans Van Den Brock put his initial to the document at the foreign ministry Here the spokesman said adding that the draft treaty would be sent to parliament later monday. Under dutch legislative procedure parliament submits the draft treaty to the Council of state an advisory body reviewing the Legal and constitutional aspects of All new legislation Here. In the Wake of the pro missile decision a controversy continued Here Over attempts by the soviet Union to influence the cruise missile Issue via bilateral contacts with the dutch government. Analogy Bulatov soviet ambassador to the Netherlands said in a saturday television interview that Premier Lub Bers was still Welcome to discuss the cruise missile Issue with the soviet leadership without any pre set conditions. In an invitation for such talks delivered to Lubbers last week soviet Premier Nikolai Ryzhkova indicated that a dutch visit to Moscow would Only be possible if Friday s decision would be postponed Lubbers said Friday night after the decision. In the television interview Bulatov claimed that the invitation had been misinterpreted and that a Lubbers trip to the soviet Union was still possible. Fred Loetzer a spokesman for the Premier s office said the government was still looking into the Mailer of summoning Bulatov to seek clarification of his claim. Bulatov s conciliatory remarks were in Sharp contrast with comments of Corgi Arbatova director of the soviet Union s american Canadian Institute. In a saturday interview on dutch television Arbatova said the Dulch decision to deploy May be a fatal mis it makes the Netherlands some kind of nuclear Power Arbatova said. Military Roundup Corporal is 1st american to pass British commanders course Muenster Germany is Cpl. Larry p Carman of the 570th arty group. Much Star. Recently became the first american to pass the demanding Crew commanders course of the British 2nd Field regt Royal arty. In the process Bierman went into the Field against his own unit and claimed second place in English style Drill and ceremony at the close of the three week course. It gave me a Chance to see British tactics against us. Tactics which was very interesting Bierman said of the exercises held against his outfit. Bierman s platoon Leader 1st it. Bruce , said the Corporal was selected for the course because we thought he had the Best Chance to get families won t have to pay surcharge for Holiday meals Washington s4.s family members will not have to pay the surcharge to eat thanksgiving or Christmas dinners in . Armed forces dining facilities this year. Secretary of defense Caspar w. Weinberger waived the Holiday surcharge oct. 25. Family members Over the age of 12 will pay $2.20 for the meals and children under 12 will pay si.10. Officers and non family Mcm bar guests still must pay the sur charge bringing their meal Price to $5.35 for adults and $2.65 for children under 12. Officers required to cat in the facility such As those on duty also will not have to pay the surcharge. Mannheim a Roth wins 1st place in 3 categories at Drill meet Mannheim Germany is the Mannheim army a Roth unit claimed first place in three of five Drill meet categories against four other units saturday. A Roth units from is High schools in West Germany competed at three conference Drill meets. In he Northwest conference Mannheim won first place in color guard and fancy Drill. Two Mannheim cadets Kenneth Kreps and Pat Pablo placed first and second respectively in the individual Drill Competition. Osterholz took first place in the squad precision Drill and bad Kreuz Nach won in Ali Toon precision. In the Central conference Patch took first place in Pla Toon precision Drill and squad precision Drill. Karlsruhe was first in color guard and Heidelberg was first in fancy Drill. In the individual Drill Competition Stephanie seder Tuisl of Stuttgart placed first and Jeff Patterson of he be Luck g was second. In the Southwest conference Augsburg took first place in squad Drill and platoon Competition. Ansbach i color guard placed first and Nuernberg won the fancy Drill Competition. Winning first and second place in the individual Drill Competition were Nuernberg cadets Mark John son and Sam Oglesby. World today several die As bus plunges from Bridge on Sicily Highway Catania Sicily up an intercity bus careened off a Bridge on the main Palermo to Catania Highway and plunged 66 feet into a Gulch killing at least 14 people and injuring several others police said. Thirteen of the dead including the Driver Felice ram Pello of Enna were killed instantly. One person died of injuries at Catania s Santa Maria Hospital. Some 30 people most of them workers and students he a 5e Catania bound bus when it smashed through the Bridge s crash barriers. 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