European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 6, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 update the stars and stripes saturday. June 6,1987 Pope reaffirms ban Vatican City a Pope John Paul it declared on Friday thai inc roman Catholic Church san on artificial birth control is not open to discussion and that those who say it is Are leading the faithful astray. What is aught by the Church on contraception is not a matter that can be discussed freely by theologians inc pontiff said in to unusually emphatic reaffirmation of the Church scathing. To teach otherwise is tantamount to Induc ing into error the moral conscience Dythe manned Alt those who openly question the Law of god authentically taught by the Church Lead married couples on a wrong Road the Pope said. 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Bartman Washington Bureau Washington the United Stales should Bill ils allies for the Mili tary protect Ion it is providing for heir shipping lanes in the persian Gulf a California congressman proposed this week. Rep. For ency Stark d-catif., introduced legislation calling for temporary surcharges pit Allied imports to Bill America s friends for the Cost of the . Military presence in inc Golf. Aides to Stark said he believes there is a great Deal of support for such a Bill in Congress. They pointed to he recent adoption of a House Resolution calling on the president to study ways to bid the allies for the Navy s Protection that Resolution had no specific suggestion an aide said. Ours specifically Stales How we could collect tariffs on. Their  under the Stark Bill the More Oil a nation brings out through the Gulf under . Protection the greater the share of the military Bill it will pay. "1 think there s a lot of support put the cry with us competing so strongly with Japan in the Trade area and with other economics areas the aide said. I think there s a Strong consensus that we have to do  the Issue of making America s allies pay for . Military pre Lection in the Gulf where 37 . Sailors died aboard the frigate Slark several weeks ago in an attack arose after other members of nato declined to of Flor help in the Gulf. Only Britain and France also have ship sin the Gulf although the Netherlands has offered to help if  announcing his legislation. Stark said the United Stales is nor in the per Sian Gulf mainly to defend the Frontier of America s strategic interests. We Are there mainly to ride Shotgun on Oil ship ments and As a result our allies can import cheap Oil with which they can manufacture products to sell in the United slates and Cost american workers their  now if we want to resign ourselves to being the world s policeman instead of the world s manufacturing Leader that is one thing. But if we Are going to do that at least we should gel paid for it. Why we Are giving our allies a j35 billion a year subsidy in this area alone is beyond  Weinberger asking saudis to expand away flights Over Guf Abc reports Nice France a Secretary of defense Caspar Weinberger and his saudi arabian counterpart talked for six hours Here thursday about military sales and the tension in the persian Gulf . Spokesman said. Defense department spokesman Rob Ert Sims said Weinberger and Prince sul Tan Ben Abdel Azziz had a Long and full discussion of the bilateral u.5.-Saudt de sense relationship including foreign Mil itary sales and training  in addition the Overall regional situation was reviewed including developments stemming from the Iran Iraq War including Security in the persian Gulf and peace efforts of the United a Lions Security Council he said. Or. Weinberger was pleased with the results of the meeting. Abc news reported that Weinberger asked the saudis to expand the coverage of the .-built Azacs planes that by from saudi Arabia so aircraft movement in the entire persian Gulf could be monitored. He also requested that the saudis use heir own of is fighters to protect the Azacs in the expanded orbit Abc said. The airborne warning and control s Stem surveillance aircraft were sold tos Liudi Arabia but have american Crews. The Reagan administration a d planned to sell Mare fighter jets to saudi Arabia Bui congressional opposition has put inc Sale on hold. The network reported Weinberger said other Gulf states also will be asked to help by providing overflight rights for the Azacs ind other american Intelli gence gathering planes. It Saint Kuwait will be asked for expanded use of its port to refuel american ships. After the May 17 attack in the Gulf against the shark by an iraqi jct Tubler president Reagan asked nato allies and Gulf slates for supp Oil in keeping Oil shipping lanes open. The response from . Allies has been Cool. A congressional investigation is under Way in Washington to determine the events surrounding the attack which killed 37 crewmen. Kohl Calls Marshall plan Cornerstone Bonn a West German Chan cellar Helmut Kohl on the 40lh anniversary of the Marshall plan said Friday that it had been a Cornerstone of Ger Man american Friendship As Well As a foundation for postwar european reconstruction. The . Willingness to include the Western zones of Defeated Germany in the Marshall plan was an important step to extend a hand to Germany and Lead it into the Circle of free democracies Kohl said in speech to the Wisl German parliament. The Marshall plan became a Cornerstone in the Bridge of Friendship that binds the German and american people Over the Atlantic Kohl said. This Friendship is still of existential meaning today and will remain so in the future lie Chancellor said. Us. Secretary of state George mar shall proposed the plan on june a 1947, in a speech at Harvard University. Over 1hc next four years the United states poured More than $13 billion into helping rebuild Europe much of which was still in ruins iwo years after the end of world War ii. Sixteen nations including All of Europe except the members of the soviet led communist bloc participated in the plan which nude european self help a prerequisite for Aid. Soviet dictator Josef Stalin refused to let the ban bloc nations take part. The americans insisted that the West Ern occupied zones of Germany be included in the plan and they received si.4 billion in Aid the tote Nilion of their economies paved the Way toward the formation of West Germany in 1949. Kohl said that after the end of world War ii the germans were concerned about the survival of our people and the reconstruction of a destroyed  later the Issue was establishing a free democracy. Today and tomorrow the Issue is securing peace in Freedom especially for Berlin he said. But in every Case the future of our people has been bound together with German american Friendship he said. Later this month a conference of Young germans and americans in Westerlin will Mark the 40th anniversary of the Marshall plan. Kohl said the plan which required the europeans to get together to list their needs also was an historical step toward a United Europe. The Chancellor called on europeans finally to overcome National egoism thai he said had stood in toe Way of european Unity. President approves promotion for 12 president Reagan has approved the promotion of 12 army brigadier generals in Europe to a Nijor generals. The Senate must confirm the selections. The generals currently in Europe arc Paul r. Schwartz 1st Arrad div assistant Cam minder. Joseph d. Schott St signal come commander. Eugene 1. Leedy army and air Force Exchange service Europe commander. James w. Ray , army engr div Europe com Mander. Marvin d. Brailsford 59lh Ord Cornel commander. Robert d. Chelberg executive assistant to shape commander. John p. Draka 2nd support come commander. William f. Sorrel or 7th army training come commander. John a. Renner tit inf div fwd commander. Three of the generals who recently left Europe Are Philip h. Maury. Recently 7th army training come commander now adviser on nato affairs International Security policy office of the Secretary of defense. Craig h. Botel recently St inf div assistant commander now assigned to the joint chiefs of staff. Thomas g. Rhame recently 3rd Artand div assist ant commander now . Army Community  support Center Deputy commander. German aids hot lines offer counselling in English americans seeking information about aids can Call two German hoi Lints for counselling in English on Friday evenings in Frankfurt English speaking Counselor Are available to answer questions about aids from 7 . To 10 . At 069-590198, said Willi Brandt spokesman for the Frankfurt hot Lute. People Irving in the Mannheim area can cad 0621 104442 from 8 . To 10 . On fridays said Walter be Genano Mannheim group spokesman. All Calls can be made anonymously and re main in Confidence Brandt said