European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 06, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Stripes All Europe football team Page 17 q Christmas colouring contest no. 7 Page 3 c Randy Barnett s car Corner Page 13 d Reagan describes Summit to pupils Page 24 stripes Magazine the stars and stripes vol. 44, no. 232 Friday december 6, 1985 8693 a Reagan picks Poindexter As National Security api presiden Reagan accepted the resignation of Rober. Mcfarlane As National Security advise with deep regret and reluctance w Day and immediately replaced jul Loti i Deputy. Vice adm. John off Low keyed nuclear Najj Patst who dog edit shuns the Linn " i cd i t Iii a of fit Wrisle mouse t. Regan1 that s nonsense Mcl Lyl standing grim faced next to Cragar Poindexter his Eves red Ninnick and glistening with tears. My Arlane who is expected to land a Kea a High paying Job in private Industry said lie was first in his or Reagan said Mcfarlane. After 30 years of government service feels a responsibility that i think All of us feel toward his the president told reporters. You to " been misinformed about Regan e feuding. R Navy Veteran who he my Tarlac both denied that had no immediate plans and quipped if Academy said he had As caving because of his Well Public you be got any leads let me know Sec adviser .24 Weinberger wants to Meef soviet counterpart i rom staff and wire reports Bonn defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger Here to discuss the . Star Watt project said wednesday he would like to meet with tie soviet defense minister about nuclear inns reduction. Weinberger arrived at the Cologne Bonn Airport from ram Sicin am. Where he met with airmen and officers. He was to Sec Chancellor Helmut Kohl defense minister Manfred Woerner and other officials thursday for discussions of the strategic defense initiative the space based missile defense system commonly called Star the Secretary also was to address a two Day German american conference on nato policy opening thursday it a Bonn hotel. While at Marnstein. Weinberger expressed the desire to talk with soviet marshal Sergei i. Sokolov. I Hope we could it one turn a i a meetings with the soviet defense Imi Imer we could manage things better he told reporters. Weinberger noted that . Govern ment officials have had meetings with for instance the soviet health ministry where we discussed such things As re search on cancer and environmental prob lie said arms control agreements with the soviets must ensure greater verifiable parity and no asked about Star he said the soviets have been working on such a system for i 5 to u years. It would be very Des Tabili ing if the got it first. It could be Siti Iii Ziy if pc a Iii have it. Weinberger arrived at Ramstein All wednesday after attending a nato de sense ministers meeting in Brussels. Bel Gium. He was met by an Honor guard of air Force airmen and the us Ait. Band. Weinberger went to a hangar it watch defense chief Caspar Weinberger Steps Down after inspecting an anti aircraft vehicle. Two i --1 fighter jets scramble i an Alert signal and liter viewed air Welense Artil Lery equipment. Emberger called inc net her lands unilateral decision to drop a nuclear de la k for a to at the same tune the government has agreed a accept 4srime missiles very in for at a in Cimring of nato defense ministers tuesday allies urged the dutch to retain 3d i -1 d jets Ilia can Cam nuclear weapons and nuclear depth charges. But the dutch government said the Trade off was necessary to pacify Domestic opposition to the deployment of the cruise mis Siles. Weinberger said some Oiler govern ment will have to up for the loss. Thai s exact l the Pom he said. The nato nuclear tasks have been As signed care filk and accepted Over the years hec.ui-, Rcv help protect each of the countries. And we re very gratified the dutch agreed logo a with the deploy ment of the ground launched cruise mis Siles very disappointed they Felt unilaterally that they had to Stop Tine of the nuclear tasks. The task does t go away because Ilie Netherlands won t Pel form it he said somebody else will have to pick it Weinberger said the dutch decision contributes to an attitude that he Aid could harm the deterrent capability of the nato Alliance. If the Netherlands does t have to do it. Why should by lgium1 if Belgium does t have to do it. Why should Ger Many and so Forth it the decision could unravel the Basic deterrent capability by concentrating on and by taking a course that s popu Lar enough at Home for Holland but not very thoughtful for the rest of the Alli see Weinberger on Page 24 it Hilary military doctors and medical services tune been under a Microscope for the past couple of years. From auditors of the three services to defense department officials to Cony i s signal panels and news reports everyone seems to be criticize on theft surfaced. And the Pentagon u controls Ere Fojt Tsure Quality Coc Nials Here Lali daled and the situation in Europe Judy Sarasohn medical writer for the stars and stripes spent four months visiting military hospitals and clinics from to Turkey and Lisle nine hat the doctors. Nurses medics administrators and patients had to say. Sarasohn also talked to the decision makers in Washington. The Sfer i of nil mint fling fun Kiihul Jar Irr f car enter the military How emergency rooms itt we Hab Tojic jul Iiara health cure system differs from the i Ihu Irhn Singsi Juji in rfcs " or pc Are medically ready for War or Olhetctiinffiifaiy-7 r the first report on the condition of military Hospi Fah to Europe appears on pages 8 and 9 today
