European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 28, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes tuesday april 23,1987 Dodds budget freeze recommended by Dave Walcza education writer Wiesbaden the acting director of the Mili tary s Oversea school system says preliminary Deci Sions by House and Senate budget subcommittees could delay the 1987-88 school year Force a hiring freeze or close some schools. The subcommittees have recommended freezing the department of defense dependents schools budget for fiscal 1988 at present Levels which Bob Raune said would Force the system to look for ways to Avert a multimillion Dollar shortfall i m not saying this is going to happen,1 he said following monday s european schools Council meet ing. But we have to Start now to look Tor ways tomake up the difference Between what s been requested and what s being talked about in subcommittee  school officials will know by Laic summer what next year s school budget picture will look like Launcr said. All proposals for new programs including the starter Asbestos removal would be eliminated As part of a Whai if package under study by Dodds officials Launcr said. Up to 2,000 Dodds jobs would not be filled i Congress goes ahead with a budget freeze Rauner said a reduction in Force would not occur Rauner said because of costs associated with eliminating jobs. Launcr said a worse Case scenario probably would never occur. Right now we re in he process of hiring More than Foo Leach cars the Normal number every year. We be ordered supplies if there s a military family with a 10-year-old child that family can feel confident the school for that child will be open in August with enough teachers in the classroom the school system faces an immediate financial problem in the form of a $20 million shortfall in the fiscal 1987 budget Rauner said. Congress a appropriated inc Money but the defense department s comptroller general has nol released the funds Raune said the entire defense department budget for fiscal 1987 is under scrutiny As Congress seeks Way to re Duce Federal spending. Major military command representatives Al the meeting pledged heir support of the Dodds budget Launcr said. Attending the meeting were representatives of the . European come and the  air Force and Navy in  representatives included Germany Region director Joe Blackstead Atlantic Region director Joe Larkin and Mediterranean Region director designate Robert Manring. 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German police arrived at the scene first and the american was pronounced dead by n local doctor at 2 10p.m.,  military police said. The name of the person is being withheld pending notification of rela Tives. No other details were available Mon Day said sol. Charles Mackin of the 66th electronic combat Wing Public affairs office. The body is expected to be transferred wednesday to land slut  regional medical Center for an autopsy. Reported drug link with Cia planes under Federal probes paper says Washington agencies arc inv a Federal estimating whether drugs were smuggled into the country by traffickers who had Learned that routine Cus Toms inspections were suspended Forcentra Supply planes arranged by the Cia according to the Boston sunday Globe Between 50 and 100 flights that had been arranged by the Cia took off from or landed at . Airports during the Pas two years without undergoing customs inspections the newspaper reported. The Globe citing unnamed sources said the Cia and the customs service Are conducting separate investigations into the reports thai drug runners May have Learned of the procedure and us edit to their own advantage by disguising their flights As Cia lights. Kathy Phenon a Cia spokeswoman said the Agency neither engaged in nor condoned drug trafficking. She also de Nied the Cia received special consideration in avoiding customs inspection for its nights however according to the Globe two customs officials confirmed the Cia planes escaped inspections. One official said the Cia would in form the customs service s intelligence division that it had officially sanctioned a particular flight Between Central Amer Ica and the United slates. That notification was then relayed through the Cus Toms service s Washington Headquarters to the inspectors at the pertinent Airfield. According to the newspaper official suspect drug trafficking networks Learned of the no inspection procedure and too advantage of the situation by pretending their flights were part of the government sanctioned operation they bluffed their Way past our in Spector the Globe quoted one unidentified customs official As saying. We be had definite indication that some of these flights were Able to get by a inspected because the people on  their Way  the official told the Globe that in the future customs officials will insist on tighter procedures before agreeing to Letcia flights avoid inspections. There have been news reports in re cent months that the Cia hired drug smugglers to run secret flights to Centra America some of the reports said drug Money was used to finance  for the Contra rebels of Nicaragua. Stotser to succeed Ayers As Deputy at Usa eur Heidelberg la. Gen Thomasd. Ayers Deputy commander of usar eur and 7th  will retire july 1and be replaced by maj. Gen George r. Stotser  officials announced Mon Day. Ayers Wilt retire after More than 35years in the service. Stotser who has been selected for his third Star has commanded the 3rd inf div Mech in Wuerzburg since june1985. Brig. Gen. Nicholas . Krawciw will succeed Solser Krawciw currently is working on special projects in the office of the  chief of staff. Krawciw who has been selected for promotion served until recently As the executive to the supreme Allied com Mander Europe. Iceland unit saves 3rd soviet in month Yoav Odiehl staff writer a soviet Fisherman with a fractured Elvis became the third Rescue this month by the air Force search and res Cue team based Al Kcf Tavik Iceland a spokeswoman for the . Iceland de sense Force said monday. The 24-year-old russian was hoisted aboard the i 1-3 Jolly Green giant Heli copter at 12 45 . Saturday from the trawler Kandova and flown to a Reykjavik Iceland Hospital for surgery Petty officer 2.c. Chiquita land said the Sailor was bleeding internally she said and probably would t have made it if the Crew from the 67th aerospace Rescue and recovery so had not picked him up. He was treated aboard the Heli copter by air Force or. Capt Hal Richardson. The icelandic lifesaving association called the unit for help about 7 45 a.m., but it could not respond because there was no confirmation a life was in danger. They the Rescue teams won t launch until they know it is a of saving Situa Tion land said. Afler confirming the Man s life was endanger the helicopter and an Kc-130 Hercules air plane left the base a 10 b  a 2w-hour trip to the trawler some 160 Miles Southwest of Iceland. Master sgt. Donald Pecoraro and  Montgomery were lowered onto the Kandova which was Bobbing in i2-Toi a foot seas to Rescue the Sailor. The Hc-130 is used for Aerial refuel ing communications and navigation. Saturday s Mission involved two in  for the helicopter. The air Force Squadron on april 9airlifted a soviet Man with appendicitis from a ship to a Reykjavik Hospital two Days later Crews picked up a 49-year-old russian woman who had a heart attack at sea. The detachment now boasts 221 life saving rescues including is soviets since it arrived in Iceland in 1971, Soldier convicted in death of son Ost Wildern Nellinger Ger Many is a military court has convicted o 2nd support come Soldier of involuntary manslaughter in the death of his a Wick old son. Spec. 4 Mark w. Lien 22, of the 1stmaim in in ludwigs Burg was sentenced thursday to 3d months in prison follow ing unlawful failure to provide medical attention and nutrition necessary to sus Tain life said maj. James Allard com Mand spokesman. The Minneapolis Soldier also was reduced in rank to recruit and dish Ono rally  baby Anthony p. Lien died oct. 29 at the family Home in the Aldinger Strasse housing area in ludwigs Burg. German authorities arc holding Lien s wife Paulc Etc pending her trial on homicide charges Allard said. The Soldier is being held at the . Army confinement facility in Mannheim Ger Many until his wife s trial is completed. He then with be transferred to the Mili tary prison at fort Leavenworth kan., Allard said. The Leins also have a 19-month-Olddaugjncr, who is in the custody of the Soldier s parents in Minneapolis