European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 20, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes wednesday. May 20,1967 just say yes to education Reagan urges Chattanooga term. A Reagan making his third commence ment such in two weeks urged High school seniors tuesday to help their dropout friends to just say yes to completing school. Addressing 2,700 students from Chattanooga and Hamilton county schools Reagan introduced a variation of first lady Nancy Reagan s anti drug abuse slogan just say  nothing is More important to open ing up he opportunities of our country than finishing High school he said in a speech at joint commencement exercises in the University of Tennessee Chattanooga Arena. Nothing could be better Tor you friends who dropped out than to go Back he added. Nothing could be bet Ter Tor America either. So if you have a Friend who did t make it or who s a Sophomore or Junior and is thinking of quitting could you do something forme ask them to give it another try. Tell them they can do it if they stick with it. So Many of you have helped friends just say no to drugs. Help your friends just say yes to finishing  Reagan also spoke about a comparative study of schools in Japan and the United state and said we found that in Japan when a Stu Dent did poorly in math or science or any other subject parents and teachers said that he student should work Hanter. In the United states when a student did poorly As often As not everyone made excuses said it was because of poverty or Lack of ability or problems in the family. In Japan the message to students was always you re responsible for what you make of your life. In the United Stales too often it was that you arc  Reagan praised Tennessee and other states thai he said have begun Reward ing excellence in teaching with a Ca reer ladder program for  the funny thing is that As schools have done this lest scorn have started on the Rise he said. Toll from Page 1 flew to Bahrain Early monday to accompany these piously injured sailors on the flight to Germany. Oil Morr who headed the team said the ship s physician treated is other Stark Crew members for minor shrapnel wounds while still on Board the ship. Those Sutlon were then returned to duty. Four other Crew members were treated for minor injuries at a civilian Hospital and returned to duty. Gilmore. Said there Are no Stork Crew members still hospitalised in Bahrain. Bareford and Wheeler Are in Wiesbaden s intensive Tare unit where they Are being treated for numerous shrapnel wounds and Burns Gilmore said. Their medical care in Bahrain was fell to be Excel Lent and the two Are not in immediate threat of life he said. Certainly the primary risk to them in terms of their lives is thai of infection. If they Are going to get Demjan Juk trial witness tells of ghetto cleansing Cologne a a former German police officer on monday told prosecutors in the John demo Viyuk War crimes trial of ghetto cleansing operations against jews in nazi occupied Poland Denyan Juk s defense attorney said. Attorney Mark o Connor said 71-year-Oldhelmut Leonhardy of Cologne told of world War ii roundups of jews in the polish cities of Lublin and Czestochowa. He referred to them As ghetto cleansing operations o Connor Lold reporters he used this term ghetto cleansing i think it is very important that we take a look Al those words As they were used said o Connor apparently questioning Leonhardt s credibility As a witness. Little by Little the gentleman Leon Hardt is involving himself in these activities Oconnor said without elaborating. Leonhardy said he had participated in such police actions under orders before being posted to Traw Niki an is training Camp according to o Connor. Leonhardi s testimony came during a second Day of closed door questioning by israeli prosecutors in the Demjan Juk Case. Man with gun caught trying to see Barbie Lyon. France up a Man with a loaded handgun attempted to fool guards at St Joseph prison into letting him see Klaus Barbie tuesday by claiming he was a doctor there to give the former Lyon Gestapo chief a postoperative checkup police said. A police spokesman said Christian Didier 43, Lold guards he was a urologist from a Paris hos Pital and asked to be allowed to give a checkup to Barbie 73, who underwent a prostate opera Tion feb. 5.a Metal Detector that Didier passed through immediately detected a Metal object and a Quick search produced the loaded .44 magnum revolver. Police said Didier was stopped outside of in portion of the prison where Barbie is incarcerated and would have had no Chance to gel to him because guards were suspicious. The arrest was made about 9 am hours be fore the trial on Barbie s alleged crimes As Lyon s wartime Gestapo chief was to resume. In trouble with that it won t be until about a week from  these individuals being basically Young and healthy people will probably do Well battling infection he added. However i anticipate that the total rehabilitation from their bums will take an extensive amount of  said both patients arc fully Alert and very  Bareford and Wheeler told the doctor they had no idea they were in danger before their ship was Hii. They said their first encounter with danger was the explosion  Gilmore said both sailors were awake when the explosion occurred but he did not know where they were on the ship when the attack occurred. The two crewmen will receive two or three Days treatment Al Wiesbaden before being transferred to the Burn Center at Brooke army medical Center in san Antonio  said a . Navy stress management team from Rota Spain was sent to Bahrain to help other Crew members aboard the Stark Deal with stress related problems resulting from the  plans called for an air Force c-141 Star lifter to Man. The Lan Stuhl Hospital normally deals with severe bums suffered by military members in the Region. But heavy fog forced the plane to Rhem main a near Frankfurt where ii landed at 3 39 . Tuesday. The injured sailors were then taken to the Hospital in Wiesbaden United press International reported the command ship la Salic cruised for Bahrain tuesday bearing the bodies of Many of the dead a cd 41 aircraft was dispatched tuesday from Rhein main to Bahrain to bring Back the sailors remains. Theremins will then be taken to the army mortuary in Frankfurt to be prepared for shipment to the states. The associated press reported the damaged 453-foot guided missile frigate was being Lowed to Bahrain by the Conyngham a guided missile destroyer while firefighters continued to Battle stubborn fires around a Tea Wai Wooton off Ftp Salaff Clr mrw to