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P Fly Munch. F pans Fai Horn m Tarn 4pm m a e.5  property sales Kaiserslautern the kaisers Mautern defense re utilization and marketing office will auction off Lawn mow ers camping stoves tools cars and televisions tuesday. The More than 200 Sale items also in clude floor scrubbers a Concrete mixer microscopes organs and a sewing machine. Goods May be inspected at the  and marketing office Inarea 100 near inc Auto strip Yard s . To noon and i to 3  Monday through thursday and b . To noon Friday. The auction starts at 9 . The bid Der registration is at s . All sales Are final and checks will not be accepted. Items will be sold As is and must be removed during the Day and hours of the Sale. For information Call ets 483-8s9i or civilian 0631-40307, phone service May be Cut to the stars and stripes Darmstadt Germany phone service to the stars and stripes head quarters in Darmstadt May be disrupted Between 10 . And 2  Today be cause of a planned Power outage. Seville chosen As site for chess world tourney Lucerne Switzerland a the Spanish City of Seville which bad offered the biggest prize fund has been chosen to Host the 1987 chess world championship. Seville was one of five bidders to Host the Lou Mamell Between title Holder Garri Kasparov and challenger Anatoly Karpov both of the soviet Union. The decision was announced wednes Day by the Lucerne based International chess federation fide. Otis Calls for reorganization of the army s communications by Charlie Bowde Munich Bureau Garmisch Germany the army s communications Structure is out of Date and needs review the usar eur commander said thursday. He said a stovepipe Structure May be the answer. Gen. Glenn k. Otis told about 550 military communicators thai the current Structure modelled after the infantry is no longer valid and could be a detriment on the Baltic Feltl. I m against stovepipe organizations and i be fought it for years a los said but the signal corps ought to be a stove pipe organization. Every theater ought to be organized from the theater lever audit ought to be under the control of a Thea ice signal  Otis old the first european information management conference that the organizational Structure of the army s communicators has not kept Pace with the rapid changes in concepts and equip ment. We re being less than honest with ourselves and our army if we Don t re View that Otis said. Signal is no longer a command oriented system. It Iran scenes the moving boundaries of companies platoons brigades division Sand corps of Man Euver troops the need for Battlefield communications from the very from to the rear responsive adequate redundant surya Vable those have nothing to do with those boundaries yet we still organize along that  Otis suggested a Structure based on communications and information sup port for a specific area no matter which unit is assigned to that area. It does t matter if that area is being occupied by x division or y division Otis said. When x division is pulled out of that area and seat to another one you should t have to pull All the signal and communications people because they happen to belong to that  such a move would not Cave unit without communications advice and assistance he said. Every tactical organization needs signal cell to advise the commander and in be the link but not a signal Organiza Tion Tike a  Otis also challenged some commonly held concepts in the information Busi Ness calling them myths he Dis counted the idea that information sys tems should be designed for the commander that they should provide real time information and that sys tems should be in flexible user oriented formats. Commanders rarely use the information directly Otis said. Instead com Manders use synthesized information that s been massaged and Analysed by the staffs he said i suggest that what we really need to do is design a system so that it meets the information needs of prosecuting the Mission and 90 percent of the time that Means designing it for the staff officers and action officers that have to use  the need for systems that provide so called real time information is very Small Olis said. What we do need is accurate information and timely information he said. Using a vehicle Accident As an example he said first reports on the Acci Dent were almost always wrong they re real Lime but they re wrong he said stressing that the concentration should be on Retting near real time accuracy rather than  Otis said the belief in flexible user Orion led formats has resulted in a Lack of standardization within the army and in creased training requirements. We need standardized formats standardized ways of doing business Otis said so that every time you move an outfit from one organization to another or you move from one theater to another you Don t have to retrain the  flexibility would come into Pury in How the standardized systems Are used he said. 2 journalists assail press in s. Africa As propaganda byed Reavis staff writer Frankfurt being journalist in South Africa is like playing chess Wilh an opponent who jails you when he does t like you move a South african journalist said. The Bottom line is that South africans do not know what is happening in their own country Philipp Van Niekerk told the Frankfurt press club wednesday night. Niekerk correspondent for the Boston Globe in his native South Africa is Louring Europe with colleague pal Sidley to speak to euro peans about South Africa. He called South african radio and television crude state  ninety percent of the press is pro government. There is an English language opposition press such As the daily Rand but it i slowly being eroded and moving toward the government s pro apart Heid position Niekerk said. Of the two Black newspapers one is owned by the Catholic Church and inc other by Whites Niekerk said. The so called alternative press with guis such As the new nation suffers constant government repressive actions for example detention of editors and report is in prison and he foreigners Are thrown  Niekerk said journalists work under emergency regulations which he called bizarre but effective. Because of the Lack of coverage of what s happening in Schulh Africa on television the image of toe brutal apartheid state has  in addition Niekerk said Access to Black townships is denied journalists. Sidley chairwoman of the Independent journalists Union in South Africa said government censorship is a body of  there s the so Cabied Newspaperman s guide to the Law. Wilh this Bible in one hand and the lawyer holding the other the reporter goes out to do a Story Sidley said. But from the word go she said the reporter is forbidden to do any stones on Energy the police without their permission defense or National Security Matten. Now if the government finds out the reporter is doing a Mory they Don t want published they Issue an edict to Stop it. If the paper ignores the edict the entire printing is confiscated. One then asks How they know what a paper is planning on print ing and obviously the answer i that the phones Are monitored and there Are spies on the staff who Are collecting salaries from the police also Sidley said. If a reporter happens to be somewhere when a big Story break the police Are liable to Tell the reporter that he or she should t have been there in the first place and is forbidden to while the Story. Your publisher can go to court at great costs to prove that they were acting within the rules of Law but then the Law is changed to put the paper in the  military Roundup Brig. Gen. Arwood takes command in Wiesbaden Wiesbaden Brig. Gen. Thomas b. A Wood took command of the 3rd support come thursday in a ceremony at Wiesbaden a. Arwood replaces Brig. Gen. William b. Mccrath who will become commander of the . Army depot system come in Pennsylvania. Arwood has commanded the defense re Uniti Zavion and marketing service since june 1984. Officer to apply for Job As space Center s chief Cape canaveral Fla. A u Gen. For St s. Mccartney director of the Kennedy space Center who retires from the air Force on sept. 1, will seek to keep his present Job � a civil Ian. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger announced in Washington thai he is rcom Mundini that Mccartney be retired in hit pre sent Rani after 34 years of service. Mccartney has expressed a desire to say on As director of the Kennedy space Center and will apply for the Job As a permanent career Pon lion. National aeronautic and space adj Dinu ration spokesman Hugh Harris said. He will have to compete for it Harris said wednesday. He s Well  Mccartney Bas been Center director since oct. I. He replaced Dick Smith and has been Active in the space Center s recovery from the Jan. 28, 1986, space shuttle challenger expiation that killed seven astronauts. Mccartney who had been commander of the air Force space div is the first military officer to head the space Center. Italy s inflation at 4.2% Rome a Italy s yearly inflation Rale remained unchanged at 4.2 percent in May be government statistics Institute reported