European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 24, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Edition delayed due to a fire that caused a Power outage in stars and stripes Darm Stadt Germany facilities this edition was delayed. These is vol.46, no-7 new aids policy pod provides for punishment in some cases from staff and wire reports Washington a new Pentagon policy requires counselling far service Mceben who test positive for aids and provides for punishment Tor those who then continue to seek out sexual partners. The policy designed to guide the Pentagon s screen ing program Tor the next year was unveiled wednes Day by or William Mayer assistant Secretary for health affairs the army is court Marti Aling a private in Arizona who tested positive Tor aids exposure and then had sex with two other soldiers one male and one pc male without informing hem. The new Pentagon statement docs Little to change Basic policies for dealing with the disease. It maintains provisions that allow authorities to revoke Security clearances and deny Access to classified information to military personnel who test positive for the virus. It also retains provisions giving supervisors authority to remove  from a wide array of jobs if they lest positive including flight status or other duties re Quinn a High degree of stability or  the policy also maintains the right of service Mem Bers who test positive for exposure to the aids virus but who show no signs of the actual disease to remain on Active duty Mayer said. The army had fought to discharge soldiers who test positive a Pentagon medical official said. The defense department has always resisted thai. See aids on Page 38 playing dirty and having fun  can t help but Shunn in Rueh the Ilelle mud tend ii d face of two your old Ryan  us i father Lenny swings him thru Utah a mud pud dle. H us Luna and his son were Allred in mud pay in Welland mich., on wednesday in Tigertt sponsored by the Wayne county Park system. Is suspends plans for classified ads until study Complete by Chuck Vinch Washington Bureau Washington the stars and stripes must put plans to run classified advertising on hold until a Pentagon task Force studying the paper s business operations completes its review. The staff of the joint committee on printing a congressional panel that Over sees government publications requested april 16 that the american forces information service in Washington . Instruct the newspaper to Hall the classified ads. Apis director Jordan e. Or scr agreed. A committee staffer said that although the stars and stripes has had standing authorization to run classified ads since 1984, complaints from Independent publisher in Europe with magazines aimed at the . Military Community were responsible for the decision to delay the ads. The committee slant fell that because the stars and stripes ask Force headed by new York businessman and naval Reserve Cape Robert Rosen is deeply into its to View. Ii would be Best to Wail for the final report before taking action he said. One of the things the task Force is continued on Page 28 Taylor remembered As scholar Soldier Arlington a. A Gen. Max Well a Taylor one of the last of the great world War ii commanders was buried with full military honors thursday after being eulogized As a scholar Soldier  the highest. He carried on flags flying to the end said a son Thomas h. Taylor. Friends who served with Taylor during a career that spanned five decades and look him from West Point graduate to four Star general arrayed themselves alongside the coffin at Arlington National cemetery. Two of the honorary pallbearers Wen to wheelchairs others relied on Tarn s. Taylor a much decorated hero of world War to and the korean War and ambassador to Vietnam As the american troop buildup began there died sunday ,11 is. He had suffered from Amy trophic lateral sclerosis a i a fictive condition of the nervous system More commonly known As Lou Gehrig s disease. Thomas Taylor said it was not in the nature of his father even in the terrible last stages of his illness to impose on his friends inc Burden of his  after the service Taylor s Flag covered coffin was carried on a Caisson drawn by six Black horses. Behind inc Caisson was a ride less horse with Black Bools re versed in the stirrups. The . Army band also known at Pershing s own played a funeral Dirge. Attending the service in he fort Myor. Va., Chapel were defense Secre tary Caspar Vav. Weinberger sen. Edward m. Kennedy. A muss and sen. Strom Thurmond. . Supreme court jus Tice Lewis Powell was one of the Honor Ary pallbearers the chiefs of the various armed serv ices and Many retired generals were among the 600 people who came to pay their last respects. Taylor s wife of More than 60 Yeaw the former Lydia Gardner happen and her other son. John Maxwell Taylor led see Taylor on Page 28 bring Back military draft some say daily Magazine