European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 26, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes tuesday november 26, 1985 Regan apologizes for remark about women Washington a Donald Regan the White House chief of staff apologized sunday to anyone offended by his remark thai most women Don t understand arms control or Oiler Summit issues saying it was not intended As a but Regan repeated his belief that women Are More interested in peace and things of that nature than the nitty Gritty issues of arms control. Regan interviewed on lbs to s face the nation said he was horrified when he saw How the remark published in a Washington Post interview before last week s Summit had been it was not intended As a put Down of any woman and if anyone feels offended by it i apologize he said. The Post in a Story about first lady Nancy Reagan s schedule at the Summit quoted Regan As saying they re not. Going to understand missile throw weights or what is happening in Afghanistan or what is happening in human rights. Some women will but most women believe me your readers for the most part if you took a poll would rather read the human interest stuff of what Regan defended himself against the criticism he has received Over the remark saying that was was one answer in a fairly lengthy interview. Given in mid octo but he conceded i misspoke very frankly and when i misspoke apparently it was a beaut. The Way that the quote came out it seemed to have the implication that i did t think that women understood it. Far from it i know women understand Many women understand these Regan noted that Rozanne l. Ridgway assistant Secre tary for european and Canadian affairs was an important member of the . Delegation to the Summit. Regan said what he had meant by his remark was that women and men alike who Don t understand arms control and other Complex issues that would be discussed at the Summit will have an interest in the human Side that was going on at it was not my intent to downplay women or suggest that women Don t understand these things he said. However in further explaining his position he said women arc More interested in peace and things of that nature. I Don t think most women Are interested in the nitty Gritty in what is happening in the Geneva armaments talks. Regan apologized to those who feel offended by Hii published remark but he added my own wife was t offended by the bomb from Page 1 Man apparently spoke no German but the other Man about age 30 to 35, spoke Bro Ken German up reported the Frankfurt criminal investigation div has asked anyone who was at the shop Ping Center when the bomb exploded to Call 069-i51-6i36/6340, 23ii-6i36/6340 or ets 320-6136/6340. The office received about 50 Calls after broadcasting an Appeal on the american forces network monday a spokesman said. A special team of German investigators sifted through the rubble and began question ing witnesses to the bombing monday Artio Falk a spokesman for the Federal police in Wiesbaden told the associated press. Helicopters and police cars patrolling the neighbourhood were searching for other suspicious looking cars Frankfurt police spokesman Hans Neitzel told Apas a Light Snow fell teams from Frankfurt s Engineer and housing directorate walked through buildings and assessed damage. It does t appear that there is much structural damage except to the buildings directly involved in the blast said capt. William Titterington operations officer. Other buildings in the area had windows blown out and May have heating and Light ing problems he said. Tittrington said he did t know when a damage estimate would be available. The explosion blew a Hole in the Back of the pickup Point. Windows were blown out of the nearby Baskin Robbins ice Cream store Topper club an studios and other build Ings within about 300 Yards. Forty two cars were damaged. Richard Burt . Ambassador to Ger Many called the bombing a cowardly at tack against men women and children in a statement to the Media. Burl said the act was not Only an attack on the United states but also was an attack on Ger Man american relations on German free Dom and democracy and on the Rule of Law. West German foreign minister Hans Dietrich Genscher promised that the responsible German authorities would under take All efforts to bring the criminals to their just punishment a reported. The a also reported that German Inte rior minister Friedrich Zimmermann said leftist terrorists were suspected of carrying out the attack. We must remain on guard because terrorists have carried out 277 fire and bomb attacks in the first 10 months of this year 44 percent More than last year Zimmermann was quoted As saying despite the attack it was business As usual at the Frankfurt main Exchange monday a Community spokeswoman said. Most shops that were not damaged in the blast were open and volunteers worked to clean the debris from other stores. The sound of breaking Glass filled the air As cafes employees and volunteers cleared Glass and other debris from the Sec Ond floor of the audio Center. We re hoping to open this afternoon Mark Holmes the Center s assistant Man Ager said. Most of the Shock has worn off for us. Now it s time to try and put things Back in Holmes was at his desk sunday afternoon talking with his supervisor when he heard a loud noise and saw a Bright Flash. The Shock wave was incredible said Holmes who escaped injury. It blew me Back about 6 feet. We were More worried about a second blast on sunday than today Holmes said. I m a bit apprehensive but i have a store to spec. 4 Beverly Lawrence was working in the 228th postal co adjacent to the audio Center when the bomb went off. We got Down and waited a few minutes then someone said there was a bomb Lawrence said. We closed up and got out of Lawrence who normally works at Camp King in Obe Rursch but sometimes helps out in Frankfurt said she does not care to work in Frankfurt anymore. I m still scared she said. All but two of the victims treated at Frankfurt were americans. The injured included 20 military members 12 us. Civil ians including family members and employees German employee and a filipino employee. Staff writer Judy Sarasohn control butt to this re port. Chambers from Page 1 a Crick x of the sergeants major could pre vent degrading actions from taking place. A person might make e-5 or 6 he might Chambers said of poor enlisted sol Diers. But there s no Way hell make ser Geant major unless we say he s Good when he in Chambers said it s the responsibility of people in leadership jobs to ensure the worst Guy on the promotion list does t get picked for the Job be Ause somebody Felt sorry for him because he has a wife and two but Chambers said leaders also have to be flexible with soldiers. There s no train ing exercise so important that if a Guy has a problem at Home he has to go to Grafen Woehr today. And once in a while he u get one Over on you Chambers Aid. But you have to give him the Benefit of the we Don t work for colonels and Gener als Chambers said. We work for soldiers. Thai s what the army s All temperatures Hijack from Page 1 giving sources also reported monday that one of the sky pirates was wounded and was recovering in a Valletta Hospital. Co Pilot Emad Blahey 27, told the associated press he thought he saw one of the hijackers still alive and being carried off the plane Mifsud said that the hijackers threw the grenades when they realized they were being attacked and that the victims were trapped inside and could t get All eight children aboard the jetliner were killed the Pilot said. Mifsud said about 25 egyptian Comman Dos were involved in the raid and returned to Egypt aboard their c-130 plane this morning. Malta s state run television said about 80 people were aboard the jetliner when the commandos attacked. In radio conversations after the plane was hijacked saturday evening one of the sky pirates said they were members of the group Egypt s in Kuwait newspapers monday said they received letters supposedly from an obscure group calling itself the Egypt liberation organization claiming responsibility for the hijacking. There was no Way to immediately authenticate the claim. Mifsud quoted Galal As saying the Hijack Leader who never identified himself was a madman who Sang and danced each time he shot a hostage. The Pilot his head bandaged and his uni form bloodstained told a news conference about three hours after the raid that when the commando assault began the Leader of the hijacking who had been guarding him tossed a grenade into the Cabin from the cockpit. The Hijacker then spun around and shot at the Pilot. But Galal whose Skull was grazed by the shot said he grabbed a fire a and struck his attacker apparently kill ing him. Army aids information forum attracts no one by l. Emmett Lewis or. Staff writer Mainz Germany slide and Over head projectors were warmed up and ready. Pamphlets and questionnaires about acquired immune deficiency syn drome aids stood stacked on the table. Physicians and Community health nurses stood by to answer questions. One Hundred chairs were placed in or Derly rows in the Village inn club in the Martin Luther King Village housing area. While they waited for the audience to arrive several health care nurses stood in the club foyer watching passers by on the Streel. A Guy in a sweatsuit walked Down the Street toward the club. I wonder if he s going to come in one of the women said. He did t. In fact no one came. No soldiers. No family members. No commanders. No first sergeants. The aids forum thai want sponsored by the military Community wound up being a discussion of How to reach the people More effectively with information about aids. Maybe they re afraid i Don t know what it is capt. Dean Kofman said. He is chief nurse of the army health clinic in Mainz and one of the would be speakers at the forum. When the military gets into the anti body testing phase people will be real interested real fast he said. There is a lot of guilt by association when people come to these meetings Hof Man said. If you show an interest you must be at risk. And we know that that goes on. Even we in health care Label those folks Hofman said. I know we do to a certain the main thrust of the program was information for the general Public Lor Raine Price a Mainz Wiesbaden Community health nurse said. That s the group with the least amount of information and this is where fear and misconceptions Are mostly Likely to occur she said. Nov Muir 24 32 43 m w i 11a n u 5531 56 -2 6so 73 s it is so 2v m 31 43 54 69 41 is ii � 36 4 34 36 47 s3 7 a n 25 32 -14-10-ii 2 78 so69 u 64 7625 37 it 74ii 25 a a 44 49 Albany Albu Ouerose Anchor Aoa Atlanta Atlantic City Ball Mora Billing Birmingham Boise Boston Buffalo Burlington Charleston so. Charleston . 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