European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 24, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes g drug use in military hits six year Low .,.Page 9 q Aba accepts four new , Page 21 d today s Dollar still buys 1.81 Marks. Rates Page 27 ripes unomicja1.  vol. 46, no. 7. Friday april 24, 1987 08693 a icy Refe in some costs from staff and wire reports Washington a new Pentagon policy requite counselling for  who lest Page item. Aids Anspro Vitlas for punishment tout Lerno then continue id seek out sexual part the policy designed  Pentagon s screen ing program for  was unveiled wednes Day by or. Wilma Mayer assistant Secretary for health Alt " army is court Marti Aling a private in Arizona ure and then had i two other Soldier  one female without informing them. The new Pentagon statement does Little to Basic policies for dealing with the disease. It maintains provisions that allow authorities to revoke Security clearances and deny Access to classified information 1o military personnel who lest positive Tor the virus. It also retains provisions giving supervisors authority to remove Servic members from a wide array of jobs if they lest positive including flight status or other duties requiring a High degree of stability or  the policy also maintains the right of Servic Mcm lest positive for exposure to the aids virus  of the actual disease to remain on Acif. The army had fought  who lest positive a Pentagon medical official the defense department has always insisted thai see aids on Page 28 laying dirty and having fun laughter Nii l help hut so lev through he Little mud Junu Frfd Titch of to Jour old Jan Vojt Jna As Hulsi father Lenny swings Liim Rhrou h a mud pud dle Wojtyna and his son Here attend ing mud Day in we Sollund Mich on wednesday an event sponsored by the Wayne county Park system. Is suspends plans for classified a Inlet until by Chuck Vinc Washington Bureau Washington the stripes must put plans to nor classified advertising on hold  task Force studying the a Rirs business operations . The staff off joint committee on printing a  panel that Over sees Goveo fluent publications requested april in a the american forces info malice Scricc in Washington. D.c., in i newspaper to halt the classified apis director Jordan e. Rizer de. Committee staffer said that although and so rips has had standing a up run classified ads since 1984, complaints  publishers in Europe with May Janics aimed at the . Military co Mumi Marc responsible for the decision Todd Layla the committee staff a Cuthal because the Slars and stripes task foil headed by new York businessman and Najl Reserve Cap. Robert Rosen is deeply i hols re View it would be Best to wait for in report before taking action he said. One of the things the task Force is continued on Page 28dkll-Clpl, w1iuiiuqu if 4 Yvo i Marine s attorney denies testimony Deal offered by Norman Blackcap military writer Washington a military attorney assigned to defend a Marine embassy guard accused of espionage said wednesday that his client had not been offered any plea bargain or immunity i Exchange for his testimony. Capt. Brennan Lynch one of two Mili tary attorneys assigned to Cut. Arnold Bracy said he was aware of reports thai such a step was being debated by prosecutors. But he said he has not been approached by prosecutors the government has t presented anything they Haven t approached me Wilh any offer Lynch said. There has been no offer of immunity and nothing in regards to a pm a bargain  Lynch agreed to discuss the Mailer briefly following a radio interview with l. Civilian attorney Charles e. Cancer who is joining Bracy s defense team. Carter said that when he met with Bracy lost week the 21-year-old Marine said he had been offered and rejected immunity to testify against sgt. Clay ton j. Lone Truc. He had t done anything so he turned in Down without even discussing in with us or anyone else As far As i know Carter said. Carter said he did not know if Bracy meant that an offer of immunity came up during his interrogation by military investigators As opposed to a formal offer from prosecutors. Carter added that he and another civilian attorney George e. Hairston had been asked by the family to join Bracy s two military attorneys on the defense team. He said they were now in the pro Cess of arranging for required Security checks in order to join the Case. Bracy of new York City has been charged with espionage. Loci in Lonc rec served together for about cig i months As guards at Ihu . Embassy in Moscow see Marine on Page 28