European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 5, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Feges the stars and stripes wednesday november 5,1986 a Vegol Revo Catic Kuala Bumpur Jalaysia the supreme Murt ruled Lav that the in i permit omd ent for journal. A panel Omree appeals judge ruled John Berthel ten 48, shake Bye been Given hearing Bobre in Evpime ministry ordered pm and Brxa league Raphael Bra out of be country sept to on the Gands they National securer expulsion orders pfc made Ediale a after the gov moment Juned the asian journal Iron for three months. Embassy jobs open Washington a. The slate department is looking for 80 americans to do the jobs left vacant by 200 soviet citizens or dered out of . Missions in in soviet cities of Moscow and Leningrad according to preliminary plans. In deciding which diplomats will be sent Home to make room for the new american workers the department also May consider whether an official s spouse can fill one of the new posts. The soviets gave the United tales a throbbing diplomatic headache on oct. 23, when the said Only 251 american officials could be stationed permanently inthe soviet Union. In addition All soviets working in the missions the Cooks chauffeurs plumbers and labourers for example Coutino longer be employed. Army to expand cohort plan cover most combat arms unil by Chuck Buran Wash Oton after five years of testing the Larmy p1"1 to expand it cohort ohning system to include Al most three a utters of All combat arms units by the Yew 2000, army officials said. Athe first units of Floe deployed in South Korea and Europe Der the expanded cohesion operation lbs readiness and training or Coho program will move in 1988, said Ltd a Mark Hamil ton chief of the unil Manning system division under the office of the army Deputy chief of staff for Pel under cohort i Eunit Manning system enter nails Are rotated at one time instead of Init dual soldiers. Hamilton said the program s sen Calls for 34 percent of division inf Armor and Field artillery units to rot by the year 2000, compared to 12cent today. In South Korea All combat arms units will be included in the program by the year 2000. There Are no units in South Korea that move under the unit Man Ning system concept the program has received favourable reviews from senior army leaders. Lutgen. Robert Elton the Aimy i personnel chief said the system s great attraction i that it minimizes personnel turbulence usually cited by commanders As in top detriment to readiness. Hamilton Laid the army will begin recruiting company size unil mum forces come next going to Europe will stay under forces come for the first 12 months be fore deployment overseas he said. Units rotating to Korea will stay under forces come Tor 24 months before deploying for the Standard 12-month Korea our Hamilton said once a unit is deployed from forces come to Europe or South Korea another will be formed in it place he said that process will continue until All scheduled units Are deployed overseas and stateside counterparts have been addition to the deployment a. There Are other differences betwee South Korea and Europe plan he sail for example once a unit serve 2onths in sooth Korea it will be Jues Hamilton said. That rest tit win be deactivated a that it i is that we will replace i the per up that unit at one Tiro a the end of them month Europe will derive smaller squad a Lagoon Sigf package re placements usually at Sun Vals he said. It s much harder for us replace Al the personnel in Europe pied unit at once than for Korea Bagaw Unitt Ham Ilton said. In Europe Stu have the 18 month first term on flan 36-month accompanied Tours re people extend Ingr there Art Aore variables than in Korea an hardship Don t a anywhere near a Many people sum in Korea past the Manda tory tour join Europe. So it s much easier to re Bice whole units in i said the army plans to impotent the system slowly to give Banders and troops time to get used concept _ we Don t want to cram it Down s Throat Hamilton said la to rope particularly there1 been concern Over the Impact this would have on communities and Community resource. So we be agreed to deploy Only one unit a military Community each year to mini mile that Impact the army is studying the feasibility of expanding the program to All infantry and Field artillery Unitt of the 7th and 25lh in div Light As Well at Dement of the 82nd airborne div and the 101st airborne div. Union de festing of Dodds Feronas for drug use by Dave Walczak Doc atom writer delegates to the overseas federation of teachers convention issued a strongly worded statement opposing any attempt by department of defense dependent schools officials to test teachers for drugs. The statement was announced miday by federation president Ernie " Mann following a negotiating with Dodds Mediterranean the convention met saturday in Italy. The erosion of constitutionally protected safeguards of Dodds Cucalon will be challenged in the Corfu by i heft the statement read. The 40 delegates unanimously passed Resolution opposing do Fig letting say ing the attempt Violeet the fourth amendment and individual rights As Well As usurping the principle that the f innocent until r Feen guilty _ rates who carny morn Bah Furkey. Italy. Spain go Mcany and _ jailed kingdom also he if deriding the overseas Edu nation s Challenge to their Don rights in the Mediterranean 1 Lehmann said an overseas Raof teachers Survey showed the c education association would fall a of the necessary signatures needed to mount a Challenge in the Spang. The overseas education association needs 30 percent of the eligible voters in the Mediterranean Region to sign a petition requesting a vote. Lehmann said the overseas education association got Only 18 percent despite a concerted october Ign up Campaign. Lehmann said the overseas education association received Only three of a pos sible 37 signatures in Bahrain and none in Vicenza Italy one of the largest schools in the Mediterranean Region. An overseas education association official said last week his Union would Diane the Progress of the Challenge at the Over seas education association convention nov. B-9 in bad orb Germany. Lehmann said the Union s biggest con Cern is morale. There s a widespread feeling it s it Matic. The teachers Here have a f that Dodds is flab Jim them 1doesn t care about them. We have severe morale the new teachers said they repel the Job in the med and would if they could cited procedures Erlings and the elimination of Transfer program u in school the for Low it s not1pals who in who care the minority i the Board Tat Princi nine respect Lor teach i the workforce an his airline business recovering from urn Switzerland a airline by sights has recovered Over the pwt two months from a slump touched off partly � fears of terrorism and Cher i a fallout the Bead of the la air transport a ovation association figures drawn from Iso member airline show traffic remain below projections of 6 percent inthe 3 percent to 4 percent Range. Bui following cull in capacity Mem Ber airlines an expected to Post a smaller loss this year than thought Only few week ago association director general Guetler Eier of West Germany told re porters on the i Chat too an Dajc i Day of the i inc last two Yea Black next year if i happens Eier said. A report by the to the two Day i less Wilri of terrorist i Alaska coast guard copter crash kills 4 Juneau Alaska a search teams on monday recovered four bodies film the wreckage of a twin Entin coast guard duo enter thai slammed into Hillside on us Kishid daring n the two other aboard were Mitringa and official planned to Rume teaching from them on tuesday. It hb3f Sik Onty Nahed on a Slop about 300 it above Tea level Coral guard of Chamaa Laid. Beach Bebe. Tow a Kopter carried a Pilot co Folot aviation Mechanic radio operator Doc Tor and medical a Brant the spokes Man said he did not know which Crew Mem hit Wajc still miming. The helicopter from the Kodak station had been in route to the of flan of Akhiok on Kodiak bland1 Era tip 10 hip treat a 21-year-old my . To it crashed on Utah Island off to Ern coast of Kodiak Island abort 300 Miles Southwest of Anchorage in the Gulf of Alaska. "
