European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday March 15, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 9 Shultz dismisses idea of pressuring allies on sanctions Washington a Secretary of state George Shultz on thursday rejected a suggestion that the United states threaten to reduce its financial support of nato As a Means of pressuring european allies to join in sanctions against Libya. The work with our allies on Libya has not been fulfil Ling but it has t been fruitless either and we have seen some shifts Shultz told a Senate foreign operations sub committee. Sen. Arlen Specter r-pa., said the allies were not forthcoming in backing the sanctions imposed by presi Dent Reagan after december terrorist attacks at airports in Rome and Vienna Austria. Shultz said Deputy Secretary of state John c. White head in some cases was basically rebuffed when he visited european capitals to seek adherence to the sanctions. But from other governments Whitehead got quite a response Shultz said. Perhaps the most interesting response and most forthcoming has been from Italy where prime minister Bettino Praxi has been quite forthright. Terrorism is being discussed within the Alliance in any event with nato installations themselves being attacked by terrorists Shultz said. So Well work at it in that  Specter said British prime minister Margaret Thatcher made the curious statement that the sanctions would work Only with general support and then she declined to support those  $2,000 Reward offered for robbery information Kaiserslautern army officials have posted a $2,000 Reward for information leading to the conviction of an individual who stole More than $20,000 Cash from an no club March 5. Criminal investigation div officials said the Money was taken from an office Safe at the Kaiser no club at Danner Cavern sometime during the evening while the club was open for business. Joe Herron a Cid investigator said a club employee is suspected of being involved in the theft. Officials said people who saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area of the manager s office or having information about the theft should Call the Kaiserslautern Cid office at military 2221-6430, ets 489-6430 or civilian 0631-50150. Of Pilot designs 2 Board games for serv remembers who by desks by Jean Albright Pitburg Bureau Span Dahlem a Germany air Force members who Fly Only a desk can use two new educational Board games to learn about the operational Side of military life. When we Are not at War it is easy to see the Mili tary As a business or a fraternity where we All just happen to dress alike said capt. Gary Morgan de signer of the games. Morgan is an f-4 fighter Pilot with the 480th tac fighter so. People whose careers Are mostly management have a certain mind set Morgan said. They Don t want to study War. They tend to create such a bureaucratic system of their own that the people they Are supposed to support have a disadvantage. They have to try to fit themselves into the  Morgan designed Check 6 and Feba Forward Edge of the Battle area to educate air Force Mem Bers in air and ground combat operations. The idea came to Morgan and two friends when they were stationed at Nellis fab nev., in 1980. They enjoyed playing commercial games but they decided a More realistic game could be produced. The design relies on scenarios from history coupled with up to Date equipment. The theory is that we should Benefit from what s happened before what Napoleon Learned from try ing to get into Russia in the Winter for instance Morgan said. Morgan said those accustomed to playing Commer Cial War games will find they have to work much harder when they play Check 6 and Feba. In Many games the Challenge is simply to decide where to place the combat Power. In these players must Cope with Supply logistics and ideological differ. Fences in getting Power into the right position. They must Cope with the strengths and limitations of playing pieces each of which represents a tank battalion or flight of aircraft. Strengths and weaknesses Are indicated by numbers. Brown pieces represent soviet aircraft and ground equipment Green pieces stand for nato forces. There Are More Brown pieces than Green ones but the Green ones usually have higher numbers. Specifications came from general circulation aviation publications so that no classified information would be included in the game design. For realism the game Board is a map of the area around Bamberg West Germany and includes two areas of East Germany at the top of the map. The player has to decide what the objective is s8.s photo by Jean Albright capt. Gary Morgan explains game rules. To sgt. Anthony Mazzuchi right Morgan said. If you must have air superiority you May have to use All your playing pieces on one turn knowing that on your next turn you la have to stand Down for refuelling. If the Job you need to do is not what your equipment does Best you May have to decide to use it for that purpose anyhow because it s what you be got. You can t play these and drink a six pack mor Gan said. It s not like some you can play if you re falling off the  after some polite turndown by commercial game companies the game idea was accepted last year by the air Force As a part of project Warrior. Project Warrior is administered locally by base libraries offering videos and Reading lists on War and combat tactics to educate military members on military matters beyond the desk. Versions of each game Are also in production by a Small game company operated by a Reserve officer in Illinois Morgan said. German youth Protection Law clarified by Connie Dickey staff writer Heidelberg although information contained in a stars and stripes letter to the editor about Germany s youth Laws is not wrong Gebhard Volk attorney with usar eur s judge advocate general said More in formation is needed to clarify the Law. He said there Are exceptions in some of the categories. The letter published feb. 7, was in response to another letter asking that the German youth Laws be printed. Volk said the following information should clarify the Chart. Youths 17 and under Are allowed into restaurants where drinks Are sold if accompanied by a guardian and Are permitted to stay until Midnight. Volk said an exception is made when youths Are travelling alone where they Are permitted in the restaurant with or without a guardian. Their service is limited to just a meal and beverage which May include Beer or wine but not hard liquor. Youths 14 years old accompanied by a guardian Are allowed to consume wine and Beer. There is no minimum drinking age limit by German Law Volk said. That is left up to the parents. He said the Selling of hard liquor to youths under 18 in Public places or restau rants is prohibited under German Law. Category under 14 under 16 1-restaurants yes yes when travelling alone no no 2-night clubs bars no no 3-distribution or consumption of hard liquor no no 4-wine and Beer o yes 5-Public dances discos no until Midnight 6-Moviesage 6-11 age 12-15 until 2000 until 2200 7-videocassettes according to age limits and ratings 8-gambling Only at Public festivities 9-arcades, video games non Money gambling yes yes 10-smoking in Public no no 11-admission to places that might constitute a physical mental or spiritual danger no no x accompanied by guardian under 18 until Midnight no no no yes yes age 16-18 until 2300 yes yes no youths 16-18 Are permitted at Public dances until 10 . And until Midnight if accompanied by a guardian. Youths under 6 Are not allowed in mov ies unless accompanied by a guardian. Those 6-11 Are allowed in movies if the movies Are Over by 8 ., those 12-15 Are allowed in movies if the movies Are Over by 10 ., and those 16-18 Are allowed in movies if they Are Over by 11 . All mov ies for youths must be licensed to be shown for that age group. Videocassette rentals Are based on age limits and ratings similar to movies. Volk said if businesses Are reported and caught renting adult videos to youths they risk clo sure under German Law. In response to parents concerned with alcohol consumption by 12 to-17-year-Olds, Volk said if violators Are reported action is taken. He said the vast majority of German establishments do follow German Law. Posts rubber Check bail Indianapolis up a woman accused of writing More than $100,000 in bad checks to pay for luxury merchandise was freed when she posted $1,800 bail allegedly by writing another rubber Check police said. The suspect Jerri Emberton 26, who has no known permanent address was being sought. She had been charged with five counts of theft and released. Man who took hike to get into army finishes Boot Camp fort Knox by. A a Man who hiked 535 Miles to prove he was fit for the army graduated thursday from Boot Camp at fort Knox ky., and now is setting his sights on being a helicopter Pilot. Pvt. Allen Pepke 19, of new Haven Mich., graduated from Basic training nine months after a military doctor rejected him because he had a skin condition and bad feet. There was nothing i could t handle he said. I be had some problems but i m work ing them out. I be had an upper respiratory infection and i fell behind in training but i m All caught  Pepke now has 10 weeks of training As a helicopter Mechanic at fort Rucker ala., said his company commander capt. David h. Witty. That s something i m taking to get to what i m going for Pepke said. I want to be a helicopter  Pepke said he s just As eager now As when he began walking from his Home to Washington d.c., on oct. 13 to prove the army doctor wrong. He was backed in his efforts by Michigan Goy. James Blanchard sen. Carl Levin d-Mich., and rep. David Bonior a Mich. Pepke s Mother Noreen Pepke followed her son in a car during the trek which consumed 13 Days and ended about 90 Miles Short of Washington when the army agreed to accept Pepke on the basis of a second physical