European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 6, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday. June 6.1987o floods Force evacuations across . By the associated press heavy rain Over already drenched areas from Tsas and Oklahoma to North Carolina Friday putted riven above flood stage and forced new evacuations. Indiana s while r incr flooded parts of Anderson North cast of Indianapolis on thursday after causing up to j350.000 damage in inc Muncie area As ii crested at 11.9 feet overnight nearly 3 feet Over flood stage. Other Rivers above flood stage included the lower Nish Nadolna River near Hamburg Iowa the lower Roanoke rive around Wjlliam Aown n.c., the Washila River near Anadarko okla and the deep Fork River near Boggs okla. In Texas the rising Lavaca River forced evacuation of 63 people in Lavaca county Between Houston and san Antonio including eight prisoners from a jail in Alletis Villa. The worst flooding appeared to be at Garfield Southeast of Austin. Thunderstorms dropped several inches of water across Texas thursday morning including 6 a inches at Hock Heim i inches at Hallettsville and 3.8 inches at Shiner where 50 people were evacuated from Low lying areas Over night. About 5d people fled their Homes because of flooding along the eco Creek in d Hanis Texas spending the night at a National guard armory in Hondo said Donna Keiner a Medina county . Plugging the pipes divers use a launch from the Greenpeace ship Sirius Tel group said its divers defied a London High court to approach the Ellaf tend nuclear Plant Back injunction wednesday and blocked the Plant s were ground in Northwestern England. The Carlr Orbuen hater outlets in the Irish sea. Labor gaining on Thatcher London a polls released thursday showed prime minister Margaret Thatcher s conservatives ahead of the labor party a week before elections but the Gallup figures said labor was gaining. Neil Kinlock the labor party Leader predicted total defeat for Thatcher next thursday in her at tempt to win a third term. Labor has concentrated during the Short Campaign on the prime minister s Iron lady image and charges that her policies Divide the country. It is we who Are getting rid of the divisions i society Thatcher countered thursday. We Don l be Lieve in class warfare and we arc trying to give people More Opportunity and More Choice. The great division in our society was the great conflict operated by the left Wing Trade Union the latest mar plan poll for Friday s guardian news paper indicated the conservatives had a to Point Lead at 44 percent As opposed to labor s 34 percent. The centrist social democratic Liberal Alliance had 20 percent and other parties had 2 percent. A poll for the Independent to am network had labor 10 Points behind with 34 percent. Another by the National opinion poll published in the newspaper Independent forecast a i00-Seal major Ity for Thatcher in the 6io-Membcr House of com Mons. Her current majority is 13s. Gallup whose figures appeared in the pro Thatcher daily Telegraph had labor Only four Points behind it showed the conservatives at 40.5 percent Halfa Point above the level at which Thatcher could lose her majority in parliament. M d consider Lazine Bai army frying to discourage smoke Page 1 about 4em of the enlisted soldiers and 5s percent of the Orl Gas who smoked said they want to quit. The army Survey also wed into soldiers attitudes about cigarette priciest availability. Some lawmakers on Capirot Hill hovered that tobacco prices in military facilities be Raistr the average in the local civilian Community Bec auntie lower prices encourage smoking especially Amor service members. The army Survey showed that 41 Perce enlisted personnel and 15 percent of tent liners Don t perceive reduced tobacco prices in important military Benefit. But Only 2ljircent of the enlisted soldiers and 17 percent Rie officers said they would quit or reduce i tobacco sales on army bases were a uprated. The majority of resume cols in the air Force Survey said they be influenced to quit by higher prices for to pro in military facilities. The air Force Turvey showed that 83 percent of non smokers Mph 74 percent of prior smokers favored on smoking in the work place. Abtil 25 percent of the smokers also favored More i frictions. Army Survey revealed some problem areas maj. Bruce Murphy action officer for the army anti tobacco use program. Some commanders have found it Lough to arrange work areas to he said that s something they Haruro work out. A much bigger concern is the Survey showed Zirat the . Military Academy at West a apr Only 2 percent to s percent of the cadets smcj0bul Between 10 percent and 15 percent chewed fico he said. Initial army efforts did t tobacco but officials Are to incorporate information about is into the Overall tobacco education pro. Urphy said. Implementing the anti tobacco use program overseas in countries such As Germany and South Korea where smoking is More prevalent and accepted than in the United states is a problem that " s not been solved Murphy said. Manders overseas have designated smoking Volcing areas and Are trying to educate local emf yees about the army s program but we know it san Hill Battle Murphy said. The a myth i to assure soldiers that the pro Gram is not Maiu is order them to quit we re trying to tract Grything together under a health promotion urn Bra Murphy said. If someone says they can t que because they la feel Loo much stress Well we plan to much stress manage ment workshops Down to Theta Spany level. 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