European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 21, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 update the stars and stripes tuesday april 21,1987 citizenship pledge Macao up portuguese prime minister Anibal Cavaco Silva has said that children or portuguese passport holders in Macao will be assured portuguese citizenship after the Transfer of the european enclave to China in 1999,Cavaco Silva the tint Portu Guese Premier to visit Macao Oldi news conference thai Portugal would not change its citizenship Laws he said thai resident holding portuguese citizenship would continue to be citizens after Macao i transferred to China on dec. 20, 1999. Macao a gambling enclave of about 400,000 people on the Pearl River has been under Portu Guese control since 1557, Cavaco Silva said descendants of portuguese passport holders also would be portuguese citizens. Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and Cavaco Silva signed the Accord agreeing to Transfer Macao to China this month in peking. 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The report follows the disclosure Fri Day of a Pentagon memo asking that he Justice department be brought Init the embassy investigation because civilian embassy workers could be implicated. The memo dated april 7 and written by a top lawyer for the Marine corps also recommended Justice department involvement because the stale depart ment and other agencies have not cooperated fully. The times Story quoted a state department official As saying when you resist having russians pulled out Tram doing work As that embassy has for Yean and years it goes beyond the  the official was referring to reported embassy opposition to the replacement of soviet support personnel three marines face possible court martial on espionage charges As a result of Security breaches at the . Embassy and a consulate in the soviet Union. Sgt Clayton j. Lonetree 25, and Cpl. Arnold racy 21, Are suspected of having Liaison with soviet women and letting soviet agents roam through the Moscow embassy on numerous occasions. A third Marine sgt John Weirick 26, was arrested on similar suspicions in connection with his duty Al the Leningrad consulate. Army officer sentenced for $ 16,000 fraud Darmstadt Germany is a first lieutenant was dismissed from the army and sentenced to tour years imprison for defrauding a fellow officer out of $16,000 in phony lawyer fees an leadership lessons. A panel of officers Friday convicted. 1st it. Harold d. Lewis of Bury a 6th in 56th air defense arty of larceny by false pretence and conduct unbecoming an officer a 32nd army air defense omd spokesman said monday. In 1985 and 1986, Lewis charged a fellow officer $2,000 for lessons in Pla Toon leadership skills sol. Maj. Melva Sherman said. Lewis also arranged for the service of a fictitious lawyer to Ai the officer and received at least s 14,000. Which he kept for himself Sherman  victim made the charges in a complaint to the army inspector general after he left tha service. The general court martial also ordered Lewis to forfeit All by and allowances. Jane s adding videos to reference works Bidav Odiehl jul Buret Jane a publisher of the Bible of military hardware has joined the video Market ten hours of videotape Complete with scenes rivalling the Best in top gun and rare flight him of the latest russian migs carry a $1,250 Price tag. Trillion video productions and Jane a the company known in the defense and aviation world for its weekly Magazine and Large annuals on air planes ships and weapons expect to self Only about 1,000 sets of tapes. About Iso types of military air planes from 23 countries from sin Gle engine Cessna to the giant russian and american bombers Are neatly packaged on vhf or bet Amax tapes. They include inti kingly Clear views of unclassified but aset unseen film of soviet air planes Many with weapons attached. Any organization who s interested in Irro und to air defences should have it Richard Coltart of Jane s said All the world s armies navies and air forces ought to own a  most sequences show the air planes taking off flying and Landing said Chris Short of trillion. Some takes include ground level views and ground operations these aspects Short said Are key Selling Points in the tapes. The user will see the planes perform. What they customers will be buying is the moving illustrations missing from the yearbook Short said. It s the definitive reference source for military aircraft on  although Jane s boasts of the 23,000-plus readership of its weekly Magazine the company won t say who buys its yearbooks and How Many it Sells. The same policy spokesmen say will apply to the  tapes in four cassettes Are indexed alphabetically by country manufacturer and plane Type. Al the end of each sequence on the tapes k information about the planes and a list of similar aircraft along with company names addresses and phone numbers. They redesigned so viewers can Page through the tapes As they would through the  tapes Are made to be used with the $ 125 yearbooks Short said the books have detailed information including air plane specifications sizes and performance. The tapes show the words and numbers in action Short said he gathered footage from any sources he could mainly governments manufacturers television companies and reference i 3 charged in murder of go found in Vineyard Schwa Ebisch Gemuend Germany is officials have charged three a file Field arty come soldiers with the murder of a Soldier found hanged in a Vineyard last week in Nec car . John f. Robidoux pvt 2 Steven w. Adams and pvt. 2 Thomas w. Coder All 20,were charged Friday with murder and conspiracy to commit murder command spokesman Mai. Michael Griffon said monday. The three allegedly killed pfc. Dennis m. Craig 20, a Petroleum oils and lubricants handler at artillery Cavern in co a s5lh support , who works As a Supply clerk in the same company arrived in Germany two month ago. Rob Idiu and Adams arrived in Early 1986, and serve in Btry a 4th in 9th Field arty. Griffon said he did nol know whether investigators discovered a motive for the murder Craig s body was found hanged with a rope april13 near the Post but Griffon said he did not know whether the hanging was the cause of death. Investigator decided to hold the three accused soldiers thursday after questioning them about Craig s death. Airman on leave in states killed in single car wreck Sembach a Germany an airman assigned tothe 66lh combat support group died Friday in an automobile Accident while he was on leave in new Mexico base officials said monday. Airman Ronald l. Chavez 18, an administrative specialist died at 10 . When the car he was driving left the Road on Highway 68, eight Miles South of Taos,n.m., said sgt. William j. Sharp of the base Public affairs office. The vehicle rolled Over throwing Chavez from the car Sharp said. Chavez is survived by his parents Larry and Lucille Chavez of  services will be at 3 . Wednesday in the base Chapel. Child care starts May 7 it s one of Many things you can advertise or find in tote stars & stripes class of led and Section Coupon in thursday s stripes Magazine