European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 stars and stripes Friday March 21, 1986 Navy officer closes teen Dink in Naples by Robert Leonard and Judy Sarasohn staff writers Naples Italy the teen screening clinic operated at the Naples american High school for the past 10 years has been closed by the Navy Hospital s commander. The clinic run by Navy paediatricians and the civilian school nurse served High school students one Day a week. The medi Cal personnel saw teens for minor complaints and some counselling but medi cation and definitive treatment were not provided without referral to the Navy hos Pital. I closed the clinic to make sure we Are in compliance with current medical com Mand guidelines. I will be reviewing the issues said or. Capt Robert Haider Hospital commander. He said the clinic is a Good idea and he believes it will reopen soon. The clinic which was closed feb. 25, was featured in a stars and stripes report in january on teen clinics operated by the Mil itary in Europe. As a result of the stars and stripes query about the facility the operation of the screening clinic was brought to the Atten Tion of the commander of the naval medi Cal come european Region said cmdr. Gordon i. Peterson jr., spokesman for the . Naval forces Europe. Naval officials then Learned the clinic had been established before the Hospital was accredited in 1984 by the joint com Mission on accreditation of hospitals which stipulated the criteria that must be satisfied by All clinics run by the Hospital Peterson said thursday. The commission is a private organization of health care professions that sets operating standards for hospitals. Seeking accreditation is voluntary. We just need to be sure that it meets the criteria established to meet the accreditation of the Hospital Peterson said. It s a Quality of care  Peterson said medical officials need to ensure that patient privacy is protected that there is adequate equipment and sup plies and that medical personnel have a Cess to the teens health records. They also must review whether teens of civilian families eligible for care reimburse the military system. All medical services no matter How minor or Basic must be viewed and delivered consistent with the same High Stan Dards of Quality care required of any free standing medical care clinic said it. Cmdr. John Marchi spokesman for naval support activity Naples. Until the clinic is reopened screening services will be provided for teens at the Hospital Peterson said. It is about a five minute walk from the school. High school principal John Hewitt said the clinic has operated successfully without complaint since it opened in 1976. In a letter to the chief of staff commander Fleet air Mediterranean Hewitt warned that if the clinic is eliminated the Community will see an alarming increase in psychological and physical disorders affecting our teen agers. This increase can and will be attributed to the elimination of the  the clinic was popular with Many Stu dents and parents. I m All in favor of the teen clinic. It gave the students a feeling of responsibility for making and keeping their own appoint ments with the doctors and it did t take away from valuable school time said senior chief Petty officer John Jeanguenat father of a 16-year-old student. Steve Herranen a 16-year-old Junior said the clinic was Good. If you come to school sick now there in t much you can do. The clinic was there for that reason. Now it is gone. I Don t understand Why it has been taken  senior Leif Steinbaugh 16, said closing the clinic was not Only an inconvenience to students but a personal loss to  it offered us the ability to talk to Doc tors who could relate to our special needs he said. Hewitt said students could make their own appointments if they had a permission slip from their parents. His letter said teen agers Are extremely defensive and apprehensive about their Bod ies and teen age health  adolescence brings its own set of prob lems and fears his letter said. Their Gen eral fear is am i Normal is my body Normal and the Way that i feel Normal what a Relief it is to the student to find out the Way they think and feel is  apaches from Page 1 student pilots. The student pilots were at about the three hour level with one practising hover ing while the other was doing traffic Pat Tern work Parker said. They the student pilots had just switched off and while in the pattern with out making a radio Call the aircraft went in inverted he said. The aircraft apparently rolled onto its Back rather than going nose Down because of the direction the nose was pointed. Initial indications Are that the crash was not a result of Pilot error Parker said. With a very experienced in instructor Pilot and two new students and being in a traffic pattern you would tend to think More either of material failure or maintenance  the grounding order for the Blackhawk will remain in effect until the investigators determine a cause Parker said. Assuming that it might be a material failure if something on that Bird fails pre maturely we be got to know what it is or we could have others out there approaching that same error  the investigation should be Complete by the end of next week he said. The Blackhawk grounding order is the second in less than a year. The Fleet was grounded last april for nearly two months after two crashes killed 15 people. One of the crashes was caused by failure of a main Rotor Blade spindle and resulted in repairs to the whole Fleet. The other was deter mined to be the result of a missing Bolt in that particular helicopter. The Blackhawk designed to replace the army s aging Fleet of uh-1 Huey helicopters is a twin engine single Rotor aircraft built by the Sikorsky aircraft division of United technologies corp. Of Stratford Conn. The army plans to Purchase about 1,100 of the $4.9 million aircraft. Presently the army has about 700 Blackhawk including 131 Inu Sarteur. The Apache is built by Mcdonnell Doug Las helicopters for about $11.5 million a copy. It is designed to replace the cobra gunship As the army s primary attack Heli copter. Plans Call for a Fleet of some 675 apaches. There Are no apaches assigned to Usa eur. Temperatures Contra from Page 1 to a situation where our troops will be in  House minority Leader Bob Michel r lll., responded to o Neill today you re wrong you re wrong you re wrong. A month from now will be too late because the communists Are already mobilizing for an  both sides had predicted a close vote on March 19 the Aid package. Trying to secure undecided votes Rea Gan offered wednesday to restrict use of the Money to defensive anti aircraft weapons training and logistics for the first 90 Days while pressing for a negotiated settlement. Reagan however could drop those restrictions after 90 Days if diplomatic Progress is not made. O Neill disputed a description of Reagan s new proposal As a Compromise arguing that sending anti aircraft missiles to the rebels would be an escalation of our involvement that he predicted would Lead to sending . Troops after this fall s election. They re not going to be Happy or satisfied until they get to Nicaragua o Neill said. Meanwhile Senate majority Leader Bob Dole r-kan., said the Senate May delay its vote on the Aid until after the easter recess which begins at the close of business March 27. Originally the Senate had been scheduled to vote next week. Reagan s proposal would resume direct Contra military Aid that was suspended by Congress in 1984 after disclosures that the Cia directed the mining of Nicaragua s har Bors. Blast in Central Paris kills 2, injures 28 Paris a a bomb explosion Tore through the Middle of a crowded shopping Arcade on the champs Elysee on thursday evening killing two men and injuring 28 other people eight of them very seriously officials said. The explosion in Central Paris happened minutes after the new Premier Jacques Chirac was officially designated by presi Dent Francois Mitterrand. Police sources said a second bomb was found a Short time later on the tracks in Paris main underground subway and regional train station. The bomb a plastic explosive was detonated without harm by ballistics experts. Several thousand Rush hour passengers were evacuated from the station. Chirac arrived at the Arcade about two hours after the bombing immediately Fol lowing the formal Transfer of Powers Cere Mony at the Premier s offices. He left 15 minutes later without making a statement to reporters. On monday a bomb exploded in the baggage area of a High Speed train in route from Paris to Lyon. That explosion slightly injured 10 people. No arrests were made in monday s bombing and police said there was no claim of responsibility. The bombing came one Day after voters narrowly gave a Cen Trist conservative coalition control of the National Assembly. 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Providence Raleigh Raleigh Reno St. Louis St. Petersburg Salt Lake City san Diego san Francisco san Juan Seattle Syracuse Tucson Washington Wichita Poce release palme shooting suspect Stockholm Sweden a a swedish Man held As a suspect in the assassination of prime minister Olof palme was freed wednesday a police spokesman said. He was not formally charged in the Case. Police commissioner Hans Holmer announced earlier wednesday that the 32 year old Man would be released because an important link in the Chain of circumstantial evidence has  we have had a confrontation with a witness today wednesday and that confrontation did not give what we expected Holmer said refusing to elaborate. The suspect was taken into custody March 12, nearly two weeks after palme was shot to death. Under swedish Law suspects cannot be held More than five Days unless charges Are filed or a special court order is requested to allow for continued investigation. Prosecutors chose the latter course in this Case. Holmer refused to say whether police remained suspicious of the Man whose name has not been widely publicized in swede because of libel Laws. A second Man was arrested two Days ago in connection with the palme Case on suspicion of illegally possessing a weapon Holm or said. He said that Man also will be re leased shortly. His arrest was made on the fringe of the palme inquiry Holmer said. The 59-year-old social democratic prime minister was shot in the Back late feb. 28 As he walked with his wife Lisbeth on a downtown Stockholm Street. Swedish police immediately began one of the biggest criminal investigations in the country s his tory european weather forecast for Friday mostly Cloudy to Cloudy in Central and Northern Germany and Benelux with rain showers. Southern Germany will be partly Cloudy to mostly Cloudy with fog and Haze. High temperatures will Range from Low to mid 50s lows from Low 30s to mid 40s. Sunset Friday 6 40 Sunrise saturday 6 25. 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