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Kirk will assume com Mand of Allied forces Central Europe and . Air forces Europe Kirk will command Safe and Allied air forces Central Europe. 1ft another article in yesterday s Edi Tion. The stars and stripes incorrectly stated that a Soldier injured in an Auto Accident Jan. 24 died in the . Army Hospital in Nuernberg. Pfc. Kellie r. Buck of co a 3rd in 34th Armor was treated in a German Hospital and transferred to a German Dinic where he died. Don t limit female enlistments Weinberger tells Navy officials by Norman Black a military writer Washington defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger has told the Navy not to put lid on female enlistments. Weinberger on tuesday lifted a Deci Sion to freeze the number of women inactive duty. The chief of Nava operations. a. H. Trash had decided to limit female enlistments. Pentagon spokesman Robert Sim said the Navy would be free to make a Case for changing its current goals for women sailors. But he said Weinberger is pleased with the Navy s original goal of increasing female enlisted strength. If the Navy has reasons for changing its policy i m sure they can present them to him and hell have an open mind on the subject Sims said but the fact is he is pleased with the policy we had before. He was not Consul Ted about any changes. He became aware of them and has asked that those pro posed changes be Weinberger took the action because he does t like to learn of such things Sec Ond hand because he is committed to including women to the greatest extent possible and because he wanted to head off any controversy with Congress said an aide who asked not to be Idem i tied. Asked Why Weinberger had not been informed of Trust s Deci Ion in Advance Sims said to just Ain t explain it the Navy Laid monday that trod decided to limit the number of female sail on because of the congressional ban on assignment of women to combat ships. The Navy is currently crowing toward a600-ship Fleet and need men for those vessels the service said. Under Trost i decision the number of enlisted women on Active duty would have been limited to the current figure of 46,796 through fiscal 1991, instead of Navy compared with 10,04 percent Fornall of the military. . Offers Reward in bombing of Jet Washington a the United states posted a $250,000 Reward for in formation about the terrorists who bombed a Twa jetliner on a rom to Al Hans Greece flight last april in which four people were sucked out of a Hole blown in the fuselage and fell to their death. State department spokesman Charles e. Redman said posting the Reward did not mean investigators were at a loss in tracking the bombers. He called the offer another tool in a . Effort to solve the murders. The Reward was the fourth offered by the United states in terrorist assaults that have taken the lives of americans. None has been collected or produced the murderers. The bomb exploded aboard Twa flight 840 at 15,000 feel Over Argos Greece a town near the ancient site of Mycenae after the Boeing 727 had begun its descent toward Athens International Airport. Neither the Crew nor most of the Pas sengers knew at the time that the Thun Derous blast heard within the Cabin was an explosion that blew out a 9-by-4-foo1 Hole in the fuselage. Alberta Ospino 39, a colombian born resident of Stratford Conn. And deme tra Stylian Poulou 58, her daughter Maria Klug 25, and Herb month old granddaughter Demetra All of Annapolis md., were sucked out of the plane. A Shepherd near Argos found the Bod ies of the three Creek americans. Ospino s body was found in a nearby Field along with the seat in which he had been silting. No group or individual claimed responsibility for the bombing. The three other incidents in which Reward has been offered involved an at tack in Al Salvador in june 1984 and the hijacking of another Twa plane in route from Athens to Beirut Lebanon and the pirating of the Achille Laura cruise ship. Senate oks higher speeds in Rural areas Washington a the Senate tuesday approved a measure allowing states to increase Speed limits on stretches of Rural interstate to 65 Runph a proposal that could slow billions of Dol Lars in Federal transportation Aid from reaching the states. The provision approved by a 65-33vote, largely pitted lawmakers from Western states against their Eastern counterparts. Westerners argued that Stales with Long straight sections of Rural Highway should be allowed id increase the current 55-Mph limit instituted in 1974. Bui lawmakers from the East countered that the lower maximum Speed hot saved lives and conserved gasoline. I think it has perhaps been valid uncertainly fuel consumption and saving of lives sen. Alan Simpson r-wyo., on of is Western legislators who co sponsored the measure said of the current limit. But where it does t at at at is to recognize the diversity of the United states of America the measure s Lead sponsor sen. Steven syn a Ladabo Taid the provision is modest moderate amendment because it would allow Stiles to decide their own Speed limits on parts of interstates the Senate Alto lolled an amendment thai would have made it easier for suites to control billboards on Many of their roads. The crucial vote was on a motion to table or kill the amendment which passed 57-40. The amendment sponsored by Stafford r-vt., would have Al Lowed no new billboards on Many roads in Rural areas. In addition it would have Al Lowed Stales in some cases to forgo the required payments to billboard owners whose signs Are removed. Instead the Bill boards could have been amortized that is they would have been allowed to stand for several extra years before they were re moved. Clean water Bill becomes Law on Senate vote Washington a president Reagan suffered a major Domestic spending defeat wednesday when the Senate completed a congressional Over ride of nil Velo of popular s20 billion legislation to combat water pollution. The clean water Bill became Law Fol lowing an 86-14 Senate Roll Call a Day after the House voted 401-26 to override the president s veto. Thirteen republicans and one demo crat sen. James Eion of Nebraska voted to uphold the veto. Voting to Over ride it were 54 democrats and 32 re publicans. In six Yean As president Reagan has vetoed 61 pieces of legislation and has been overridden seven times. The while House which said the legislation authorized billion More spending than Nec Essary did no heavy lobbying to save the latest veto lawmakers said. Supporter of the water Quality Bill had been warning Reagan that be faced certain defeat if he vetoed the plan Rea Gan called the dispute Over the legislation the first great Battle of the budget Defi Cit in the in old last Friday marked the second Lime Reagan had vetoed the Bill which took three Yean to be produced and contain one of the president s goals an end Testate Aid in the 1990s. The Bill was passed without a nay vote in either chamber last october n was pocket vetoed by Reagan on nov. 6, two Days after the election and after con Gress bad adjourned and was unable to take override votes. Last month identical legislation be came the first Bills introduced in both Chambers. The recycled Bill was quickly passed and then vetoed again leaving Many members wondering Why Reagan was risking certain defeat. Soldier 21, accused of sexual assault Darmstadt Germany is Ger Man police took an american Soldier into custody tuesday and Cru de him of Sencaj by assaulting at least 20 women in the last six months As he Rode by them on his Cyde. A German policeman said the 21-year old Soldier Rode up behind women on his bicycle and grabbed them Between the the Soldier would then ride off the spokesman said. The most serious attack occurred dec. G when the Soldier jumped from his Bicy Cle and Al Tempe to rape a 22-year-old woman who was on her Way to work. He was chased off by two other women who followed him to his Home and reported hit address to the police the spokesman said. A majority of the victims of the alleged attacks later identified the Soldier As their attacker the sport Tynan Taid. Me was then turned Over to the army Darmstadt Community spokeswoman Irene Hoffman said the could not com ment on the German police report an had no additional information
