European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 24, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes Friday april 24,1987 news update shark attack 1rt Arkansas Tisaj a Fri cedi of girl scr oldring Forlo shark attack have sifted Afun Dito help defray her Nedical Cost  fund established ii Lake Schlian stale Bank at Buchanan dam Lwell Aid april Daj Vogli no 11 or Kii Giland vials Slid the teen is acc Erini at Hostila from the alack sat or Dayan which a 5-Foofshark  Arm. Voglio. Described off an a and Siu Fri at Llano a school was in then deep Wall Al an Iso lated sch near Mustang Island when m shark Atte fed. Her father Rawert Vogtlin pounded at inc Shail and carried his daughter Shore. I Andra Andry. F fish behaviour expert i act Texas Fra a univer sity at  there have been 13 � is do fomented shark attacks at in the jams coast with in the fire Tel Ina roses Cam month Oil him the House fire., Alberther 3-year brother monday s i smoke in Shirley bowl children Delphia inv mine the. Also killed two Young j Man. 41 13 How i � g iss a ?3t i Olid a 41 � Faaiu. A ii u79 u . R h w  plan to adopt 2-year budgets for Dod proving hard to of act by Chuck v1nciiwuhingion Bureau Washington _ lawmakers who approved a measure Tail year calling for two year Pentagon budgets Are finding that putting the concept into effect is Lough Crihan hey expected most members of the committees that Deal Willwe military budget Are recep Tive la Thedea. But others including some me Beai of the House appropriations commune Are against in Accord ing to Capitol  office in fully support two year budgets claiming lethal greater Stabil Ity in military spend Viu Cut Cosu by making null year weaves procurement More efficient the Pentagon sent co mute budget for fiscal i9ss and 1989 to ingress in february calling for 3  each year plus adjust Fenis for inflation Money was sought for de sense department programs for Cah of the iwo years but when the House armed committee approved its s306 Billit version of inc 1988 defense Auto Ira lion Bill april 9. Little work had been done on the Pentagon s fiscal 1989 re quests the committee marked those weapons programs that had stability and for which it fell it could look two Yean into the future stated the report accompanying the Bill. The committee acted on just $16 Bil lion of the $9s billion procurement re quest for 1989, in research and development action was taken on Only $2,9 billion of the $44.2 billion requested for1989, committee chairman rep. Les Aspiid-wis., said he Hopes to see the two a process expanded in the future but admitted we will never aul Horii Grything for two  the committee will want to  items such As the Strat Abc de sense Tonii alive Oil an annual Bajwa Asp said. Programs such As the self Tai bomber Are too volatile to be Auer sized for two years at a time while Oters such As the b-1b bomber face poll jul problems that warrant a Jiw tar Leash he mid. The Lack of two year appropriation Cycle also tug per the process a Taid the  commit lace Autho nation a give the Pentagon Permis Sion to Lafatch new program and continue old ones. The appropriations comm meet then decide on the love offend Jafor those programs. Iii abet to Sente to authorize forbears if we Don t appropriate for two be Senate armed service and  committees plan to produced Complete a two year budget As Possi ble staffers said. But b House armed services commit tee staff member said some House appropriations committee members Are Cool to the idea. We d like to do More the staffer said. We re hoping that when the appropriations committees go into Confer ence in a few months to come up with one Bill the Senate Side can bring the House Side around. But frankly it does t look too Good for this  beef give away offer nearing end Fong a we Bruecken Germany is last Call Fol free ithe current Cycle of the beef Giveaway which beg i the meat runs out said Denise Gomes 1, Willman Manl of said it beef continue until for the commissaries. The . Contractor supplying the beef to the .agriculture, which is supplying in id commissaries o will have fulfilled its contract to deliver the 8 Milti Iby the end of april she said. Commissary officials have determined based and shipping schedules that most commissaries their supplies of beef by the third week of May commissary customers picking up their a lip of free beef during the current Cycle will have the april portion lbs their ration cards annotated even if the pickup it in May. Curl driers who already have had he april portion of their ration cards a receive another ration of free beef Gomes fall civilian and military personnel and hold . Identification cards and 1987the free meat. The beef is available Chi due to processing and shortage req Izen in the commissaries. Officials advise customers la chec Prith their local commissaries for approximate availability dates Particio have distil ated Are not eligible to in family members who ration cards May Receiva when possible. However its some beef is being fro Spanish air controllers plan strikes during May Madrid Spain a Spain s federation of air traffic controllers said wednesday Mem Bers plan nine Days of 24-hour strikes starting May 4, to press the government to meet de mands for improved working conditions. In a statement the federation said its Mem Bers would walk off the Job May 4-6. 15, 22-23 and 29-31 to Force the transport ministry to agree la reduce annual work hours per individual from 1,500 to 1,200 hours and to improve health coverage benefits. Civil aviation department officials said the strikes Are expected to halt air traffic into and inside Spain on the strike Day and to result inthe cancellation of hundreds of nights by the mate airlines Iberia and Avico As Well As Bye Ign airlines i recent weeks Spain has been hit Bard by adj of Public  strikes by workers of Iberia Avico the National ran  and the  ferry serv ice Lin tog the Balearic and Canary islands tothe spa Uwi Mainland. Vet who it wish to see platoon1 Dies Terra Alta , a Vietnam Veteran who was Granjou a wish to relive his War experience a feeling the movie platoon from his Dpi bed has died of cancer. Roy Rhodes 38, who As decorate twice for bravery in Vipham died at Home tuesday with farm and friends Athis bedside said his norber Louise sharpies he told friends / March that he wanted to relive be highlight of his life by seeing Pallion a graphic por trayal of the Vietnam War. Rhodes had been bedridden an breathing with the Aid of oxygen and was too weak to go to a movie theater. Group of friends contacted platoon director Oliver Stone who sent a video tape of the movie by express mail. On March 6, family and friends Hel their last party for Rhodes watching the movie at his bedside. He said that film was the closest that any movie had Ever come to showing the truth that went on Over there Sharpless said theuay he was thankful to Oliver Stone a making the arrangements for him to Seex he said he was glad to have seen  Rhodes a was a specialist four inthe army s a St airborne served in Vietnam frorn\969 to 1970 and was awarded the broke Star and the array commendation Muai for  Yean ago a was diagnosed As having lung cancer pm had a lung re moved. Last Oci Obe Rhodes doctor told him he had Devi cd a tumor inthe remaining lung. It s a genuine Rembrandt reproduction Enid Oil asap an etching it owner had hoped might be an original Rembrandt Hal turned out to be just an other pretty a picture. Dale say got the bad news tuesday from a Olhovy a a new York Art dealer that his pm of Rembrandt s Chris Healing lib sick is Only a reproduction. I to real disappointed boy Sayr Esaid. " Sayre said a trip he look this week Tonew York cily which included an inter View on abcs Good morning Ameri Ca and a visit to rotheby s for an examination of the etching was fun despite the sour ending. Until then Sayre had believed that the etching which he purchased at a dutch Flea Market Tome years ago for Sis Wasan original Rembrandt. He got that idea after William Riggs director of the Goddard an Muj curo at Ardmore said last week that the etching showed All the characteristics of an authentic work by the 17th-Century dutch Masier. Riggs said the etching seemed original because of the amount of shrinkage and because of the Way the Ink Ana indentations Lay on inc paper. After talking to Riggs Sayre a car Salesman thought the etching was Worth As much As ii 6,000."i m just pretty upset thai he pumped my balloon that Lull Sayre  said tuesday that he regretted the Mailer but he defended his statements."1 did not authenticate it i identified it Riggs said. I m really personally Dis appointed. The whole thing is a night