European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 19, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes thursday december 19, 1985 most crash victims7 bodies returned to . Dover fab. Del a morning to night. For two Days the Flap draped coffins of american soldiers have been arriving Hie at the military s largest mortuary met by an Honor guard and the cadences of familiar hymns. By mid morning wednesday 195 coffins had arrived at the cavernous hangar known As memorial Hall received by nearly 200 army personnel including a color guard and 123-Mcmbcr Honor guard before the backdrop of a huge american lag. The last of the coffins bearing the remains of 24h 101st airborne div troops and eight flight Crew members killed in a plane crash thursday in Gander Newfoundland were to arrive Here later wednesday for identification and autopsy. The bodies arc in the condition you would expect them to be after a High Speed plane crash and fire army maj. Charles Willey said tuesday As investigators sought med ical records from around the country to identify the Vic Tims of the military s worst plane crash. The soldiers were returning to their fort Campbell ky., Headquarters following a six month tour with an International peacekeeping Force in the Sinai Peninsula. About 100 army personnel and others have been help ing Wilh the identification process since the first bodies arrived monday Willey said. The Canadian government also has two observers from its aviation safety Board to be joined by a representative from the Royal Canadian mounted police Willey said. The mortuary will also perform autopsies before the bodies Are transferred according to the families wishes. Willey and base spokesman maj. Peter Clark said it was t known How Long it would take to identify the Bod airman recalls his car Fra ring aids stricken Friend by Jean Albright Tilburg Bureau Span Dahlem a Germany is using cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques Learned three years ago an airman wednesday aided a Friend who apparently suffered a heart attack at noon a base spokesman said. A. I a. Lonny Corbin of the 2137th information system so was making out an allot ment in the 52nd combat support group finance office when Paul Wink a German civilian employee slumped at his desk. Co workers put Wink on the floor and tech. Sgt. Frank Dye. Who was working by cleared Wink s Throat and began Mort to of Mouth resuscitation with the . Lloyd Baldwin another finance work Rii a onlookers Shunm or anyone Witti car training to help. After a shocked so Rcd from another part of a it flt pro took Over compression up think s Chi while Dye Contag a Ninoth to Mouth breathing. The Coop rated for 10 min utes until an ambulance arrived. Dye was relieved Wilh breathing equipment but Corbin was asked Toca Lukuc rhythmic pressure on who is nest while More Staken to a Community Hospi red information on his condition was hot immediately available. Corbin said he received his training three years ago from the red Cross at Atrick fab. Fla. Ii once you learn car he said it s la Bike. You Don t  although Dye was a medic seven years ago he said this was the first time he used the life saving techniques. Baldwin who tried to help Dye in the first moments said he plans to learn the technique soon. I used to laugh at car training in High school he said. But it s no joke when someone s lying there dying and you can t do anything to save  Corbin is a Friend of Wink and Dye has worked with him for four years. Tax from Page 1 ore., chairman of the finance committee o Neill pleaded write Packwood fac Wood asked on the Abc to today show if tax overhaul would be approved in the Senate replied it will pass in the Senate. It will pass if i were guessing sometime in june july or August. Well have it to the president by the time Congress goes on recess in a gust.". Asked however How a final Bill would differ from what the House passed he an swered i m not  at the White House presidential spokes Man Larry Speakes said administration officials would think that the prospects for passage Are  he said the White House would with Senate republicans to see the president s viewpoints Are factored into Reagan is counting on the Seratan re shape the Bill More to his liking but Senate majority Leader Robert Dole a Jib. Cautioned against setting Expectatci Cloo High. I Hope the president does make too Many promises of what he we veto Dole said. Somebody May be to in the Senate into something we can t Pri indeed Republican so. John Danforth of Missouri called the Yusco passed Bill a  if enacted a oms it would wreak havoc with am Crick Economy he said in a statement. It is Effie legislative equivalent of reckless Driver rep. Dan a Ocenkowski Dell. Chief author of the my hailed it As an act of fairness to it millions of americans for whom tax Mac Long been the measure of Faith in ouf Way of  the Biff would make the greatest number of chains in the income tax in More than 30 be i rewriting major portions of a tax syst that government officials often Crit i being unfair and Overly Complex. I would Cut the taxes of a typical four Imber family with $30,000 income and verage deductions by about $247, to 9. On the average lanes Mould drop about 9 percent. But the most pricing Impact of the 1,379-Page Bill wafted be to re move More than 6 million Lafr income families from the income tax tax rates would be Fyk significantly for individuals the 50 a went top rate would be reduced to 38 pc Dent and for corporations a top rate oust percent. The person Al exemption nat5l.040. Would be raised to $2,000 for Tycie who do not itemize deductions ,500 for those who do. The Standard Ujj auctions for non it Mizars would go considerably. The a assure would retain the full Deduc Tion Fop late and local taxes and for inter est a Jhc mortgages on two Homes. Most Wolper fringe benefits would remain tax  answer the fairness Issue the Bill buld toughen the minimum taxes to assure most upper income individuals and profitable corporations pay some tax regardless of How Many deductions they use. Overall the Bill would shift $140 billion of taxes from individuals to corporations Over the next five years a fact that was at the Root of Republican opposition to the legislation. This Bill is anti growth anti investment and it cannot be remedied in the Senate protested rep. Bill Archer a Texas. As part of the bargain that allowed 70 of the 182 republicans to support consideration of the legislation Reagan wrote Mem Bers a letter laying out minimum require ments if the final tax Bill is to win hit approval. Those demands include a $2,000 exemption for All Low and Middle income taxpayers and proper investment incentives for business. Rep. Jack Kemp r-n.y., who had led the revolt against the Bill when the House refused to consider it last week said that with the letter the president is now directly involved in this  Kemp switched to Back the Bill. But Packwood asked wednesday morn ing if we re going to put Back business incentives if we re going to put the personal exemption to $2,000, if we re going to do All those goodies that were promised apparently to a Good Many House members to get their votes whose taxes do we raise to get the Money to do that Pentagon from i it to serve Mil Lay families retirees and their families at to most to taxpayers and beneficiaries than Unalt Hampus or the civilian health Antty Chical program of the uniformed services champs is Bukucs at about $1.5 million this year Doubr what it Cost five years ago. The program Piks 75 percent to 80 percent of the Cost of cafe that eligible retirees and family  from civilian providers. Mayer said Stout 25 per cent of the care sought by Retiree and fam ily members is sought from civilian actors. Retirees and family members w care they cannot get in military clinics i seas can gel it through champs Houston Worthey a spokesman at the organization s Colorado office. Worthey said despite any language problems beneficiaries often go on inc Economy when there is no space available at the clinics. Champs operates offices in Heidel Berg to serve Europe Africa and the Mediterranean and in Honolulu to serve the Pacific area he said. The main difference in the rules Ove is that beneficiaries must be 40 Aiu Niles not driving Miles from a military treat mint facility if they wish to  treatment without obtaining abatement that the care is not available Rutn the clinic. In the United states the requirement is based on zip code  Worthey said Retiree Are especially Likely to be Able to neg Tim the language difficulties. Retired scrvic4nen Are often married to local women bps id. It s a common Rea son to retire you there. They be Learned the language a in the  according to the latest Pentagon tally taken Sefl. 30. 515,000 of 2.1 million a . Military members arc As Signo overseas. As of last March the defense depart relocated Uso he is opened in Heidelberg Heidelberg the Uso Centra of european Headquarters marked its relocation from Frankfurt to Heidelberg during a ceremony tuesday. The main reason for the move was for belter Access to Usa eur Headquarters said Christian Sachs Uso area executive. Deal regularly with Usa eur re  and i Ter serve the it Ftp a Hejaz i Krc want to put More cmphasij3m&ttthc word to soldiers on wharf Ruso i Nyhl Obj can Proy Jujj Bortnem and their family a should be More effective for them in in  the Central european Headquarters is the Uso Liaison to Usa eur Safe Neucom arid Uso world Headquarters in  also provides policy direction and administrative support to Field of i that report to it. Mint had More thin 1,000 civilian employees overseas and Inore than 390,000 members of military and civilian employee families there. Active duty military members Are entitled to free medical care at military clinics and arc accorded first priority there. Their family members retirees and retirees fan by members arc treated on a space Avail male basis. Under Mayer s initiative inc Jan Wagon would seek bids next fall from Page insurance companies and Hospital groups that want to set up a incl Workoff health care providers to cover the population now served by champs a a concept paper room Mayer s office says retirees and family members might not have to pay ave Jerrie 20 percent to 25 per cent of costs Obj Lehey Bear under Cham pus. The initiative is part of Mayer s desire to be Miji Kry treatment facilities provide the care they might have to provide on Battlefield. Id like to see retirees and family  to take Runny noses and Smilar a Weira to civilian doctors. The Peni in runs about 500 treatment facilities in cooing 168 hospitals. The sys tem accommodates about i million inpatient and 56 Smillka outpatient visits a year. Leno . Ter literature list because of Iran Milbon difficulties . Temperature readings were not Avail Able for this edition. European weather for Ecail or thursday Cox adv in Toulene attain Germany Wolfn rain. Gutty Vale valiant rain and Cloud Inott will i Nino. Banc Lux and North an and cafe Raj Hay partly Cloudy Uit. Heart Lemper Laurat irom upper 301 to r or 301. Sunmi thur Dav 4 24. Oui look or Friday otly area. Occasional Light rain Many slightly cooler Lemorra Lurtz Tempe Ralburn it corded Wadi 4am 4om Adana 0 Athens Aviano Berlin r Bremerhaven Brunei cd provided Trarbach. Other Lurt. Cd 45 43 London t s4 so Madrid m 11 a Munich r 39 41 pall. Cd 43 41 Roma i m a 13. 7m Tamer so. Traufl tempera i Urei hip us 66 so so 41 9 5 54 so 54 39 Montreal t Mono a ii a Olio cd 13 i Toronto Van Coytr. 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