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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Wednesday, October 8, 1986

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 8, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes wednesday october 8,1986 ions accept Dodds revised Calendar to Mon a Striae the overseas Educa Flamel Day to uie department of school revised Calendar for 1986-s7, Yie elimination of two workdays for  revised schedule announced thursday includes a Winter recess from dec. 22 to Jan. 2 and Spring break from april 13 to 1 7. The original Calendar called fora Winter break from dec. 24 through Jan. 2.the Spring break was to include Only Friday april 17, and monday april 20.under the revised schedule which a Dodds spokeswoman said was approved monday dec. 22and dec. 23 Are workdays for teachers but Lake leave. Also april 13. 14 and 15devclopmentj Tays freeing Leac room preparatory work. Dodds official psf based cancelling teachers workdays nov i it april 10 to make up missed Day. The Days had been set aside usual class news briefs resident not taking Fitnet lady to ice Tarn a Hington a preside Agbansaid monday that he will not takers wife to Iceland the him this week pcs a word that soviet fir Vlady Raisa Gorbach Pill accompany  to the  Rlagan also Lold porters she in t going. She Slurf cd when thai soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbas plans Jakc his wife. Presidential Sparry up cakes who Ould not travel to the her husband because it1 said monday that the off guard when offi fact mrs. Gorbachev earlier said mrs. Reykjavik Summit v was to be All Busi United states was vials Learned in would be in re  from week Jou Tmey most was soviet forello  returned to of scow on Monde Tarico a three week trip to la  Mexico and Cuba Hatli coped he Way for the Summit in Iceland. Joe official news Agency Tass issued a if Jan on Shevardnadze s return saying Lefere he had been and that he was met by fell of Lilburn member Gaidar a. Aliev. Ulster defense member slain in ambush by Ira Belfast up a 27-year-old member of Britain s Ulster defense regiment was shot to death in an ambush monday about 45 mile West of Belfast police said. The outlawed Insh Republican army claimed   Man a part Lime Cdr Mem Ber was driving to his Home in the town ote Glish county Tyrone when he was shot to death by several men who had taken Over Ahouse near the Roadway leading to the isolated farm where he lived with his Mother. Father Back at work a bizarre ass  up Dan Ratho Ocbo Redythe 1cbs\yening news monday wifi a slightly swollen ask but otherwise App Jgr  a Biz  and  Avenue attack that St in o a ithe Ancho air and Mentio the end of the 30-m Why i was Assa remains unclear a mined gatherer one of those that seem to aside fro and nonplussed on chef Day night attack at and exactly by whom Lay never be deter  Jug Lening incidents. From Timmy  Sliff nes us some bumps feeling Fine a said "1 just and want to the those who came to  punched in the face Ari picked in the Badland kidney saturday nigh toy  he walked to his apart rift on venue. Before the men beat rather Kenneth what s uie frequency r the Issue As Lime for teachers to prepare report  sea. Which represents the majority of Dodds teachers had proposed for Dodds to make nov. 6i april 9 and 10 half Days for students bul full Lars and retaining the original workd Ajr for teach few Iron Austin in ton d.c.,  Dino Flose  gement is  retain the i the  the fact that they be discussed eve _.,.jing with us and we re in agreement on 85 to 90percent of the issues. Our Only impasse is on the Issue of those iwo teacher marking Days he  Union recognizes that Lime was Par amount. We know that we have to get things settled after All it s already october he said. In essence the Bottom line is that we be agreed to the schedule presented by Dodds and we be put aside the Issue of the marking Days. We Rethis year. We do Howe a wait up again m the future la Flag by Lac overseas federation of teach. Utile director said i Union a pleased with the new schedule. Or. Jerry Bloom acting Dodds director is Tob commended. He s shown an understanding and  for the work Force. We made our inputs last fall and met them into consideration he said. Lains bargaining rights in the Dodd smed Elia Ion. Uhmann met with Reg rate officials  the elimination of us teachers workdays the Region will not land Nehb Rhocal Prince pals want to set aside half Days Forl Elwork on report cards Lehmann said. With that  Shu Wratni do l�ji1i hid Cluck a Contr mho 10 we Van. T cutbacks from Page 1 really Nie sered the congressional concern he   they be gone   manpower statistics officer comprised 14.4 pin it of the total Active duty Forte at the end of fiscal 9g5teie last time that figure Sto Odas High was in 19 72. A the House and Senate no approved different plans but both Call for sirm Vicant Tel starting m the current fiscal year which began oct. 1cox  House version Calls for the i Fri pen to build the in listed to officer ratio Back up Toby the  of fiscal 1990. That would require a Cut about 8 percent in the number of officers Over the Byears totalling about 26,000 men and women. The Senate Bill does not specify a precise  requires a reduction of 2 percent a Der during each of the next three years or we Don t know if the final out cube will be 2 per cent for three years or 2 Perce Jeffor four years Butwell probably have to do Aljet 1 percent or about 6,200. In fiscal 19s7,"    probably reduce he number of office Rej percent in fiscal 1987, but Only with or card Nelly. He explained that lacking changes in the he the Pentagon has Only three ways of number of officers. 1 is to Cut the number being recruited. Thai could a done through a combination of reductions i class sizes for the Reserve officer training corps pro Gram in colleges officer candidate schools within the military and at the three military academics. We Haven t figured out How to allocate that yet Cox  second method would be to dismiss officers in the reserves and National guard Obj have been or dered to full time Active Dull of Lucre Are roughly 90,000 such officers now of of them working i technical specially Job and the Thip to Convene Early retirement boards Coj Jet we have some authority to select people fax Kyj retirement from among those who Are Gibly for   Pentagon had fought unsuccessfully toe Vince Congress that its concerns about the number  misplaced. Me ways it s an arbitrary kind of in imbed said first with the increased technologies that we a with there is More of a need for expertise and training he forces increases in the level of supervision Antof Cyl requirements that we , As we tract out jobs to civilians and the private sector a is of the labor Force is no longer enlisted but you still him to have a management Force and that s  Cox also noted that  overseeing such things As intelligence  research and contract auditing have increase Kize in recent years and the contribution by the off Lehiy to those agencies is More officer than  sub from Page 1 been crushed and rendered useless by the pressure of the Ocean s depth. Carter said adding thai the fuel inside the reactors is encased in a heavy Metal that will Likely deteriorate Only Over thousands of years. Carter and it. Gen. Richard a. Burpee director of operations for the joint chiefs  sinking was observed on radar and intermittently by the Crew of Anavy p-3 reconnaissance plane through the Light provided by hares fired by the soviets Al the scene. A . Ocean going tug also was near the scene atthe Lime about 48 nautical Miles to the Southwest and offered assistance. But it was told to remain Clear the iwo  two officers while stressing thai they could t say for sure said it appears that the Crew of the submarine never gained control of the leaks caused by Fri Day s fire and explosion. The fire apparently began with the liquid fuel propellant for one of the missiles and the Force of the resulting explosion was enor Mous Carter said. I would say the ship had a very severe Shock when that explosion occurred he said. Now to what extent it flooded or Why it hooded. It must have Bee very slow progressive flooding because the ship was on the surface Lor roughly three Days before in  ship that was towing it was a soviet merchant Chip which is clearly not designed for a towing opera Tion Burpee added. So they stopped the towing at about 12 20 . And about 1 30 our p-3 notified us that the sub was getting lower in the water. Obviously it was starting to fill with water an then about 3 30, we had a notice from the air plane that the life Boll were out and survivors were coming out the Sab and being transferred in lifeboats. And then at 4 00 the Sun wring Sank Burpee  Carter speculated that the initial explosion which ripped apart one of the heavy Metal hatches Ove missile tube also damaged the null below the water i or ripped apart Interior sea water piping  liquid fuel systems Are very very danger Ous said Carter noting that . Submarines rely on solid fuel ballistic rockets. The soviet Crew had to be Well trained to initially contain the fire and get the submarine to the surface Carter said. But from that Point on he added there was probably nothing that could have been done to save the  s nothing those ships could have done he said referring to merchant vessels that stayed  be got a submarine that has a submerged Dis placement of 9,400 ions. Even if you had a heavy lift Derrick ship right there to help them you could t have Kepi the submarine probably on the surface Carter  if the United states might be interested in recovering the vessel Burpee replied no that s soviet responsibility if they want to recover it Carter added thai because of the vessel s age the first Yankee class submarines were built in the 1960s the Pentagon had not Learned anything of an military significance in monitoring the disaster. He also said that raising the vessel from that depth would be quite a feat. I Don l think you  Pentagon sources who requested anonymity Taid the soviets Are not believed to possess any vessel capable of lifting a vessel of that size to the surface. But carte  soviets do have a Small submersible capable of diving to such Depths to study the  United Stales owns a vessel that has attempted such deep recoveries in the past the Etc mar explorer built in secret in 1972, was used in 1974 to recover pieces of a soviet sub that Sank in the Pacific not far from Hawaii. Although the Gloner explorer reportedly has oper ated to Depths up to 18,000 feet thai ship is sow in of Tibia on tie West  if the sunken submarine pose t threat to the environment. Carter said really if you re talking bout radioactivity or a Nudean Pinion   
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