European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 13, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday june 13,1987 Frh Ging rust s Praise Frankfurt is eks after the daring Young Rian if his flying machine landed i scow s red Square a Eong it the event has hit the Ger Market the Frankfurt news or Mundschau reported thurs dal be song Fly to Mosow re coiled by a three Man Bald called Mebern trouble sings tie praises of so year old Mathias Host. I record was issues wednes Day Hamburg. Record jacket Arries thelex i this Anthem is dedicated to marital Sergei Sokoljr pm a form soviet de a Inister  of his Post the Wake of Kust s Landingin re Square. 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You have to take them As the come in he said. The Container Back tog has since been Cut in half he said. The Exchange hired nearly 400nployees for the Giessen Cenaj Jund til into a double shift schej0rein Anat Cuto get Merchando moving to the Stort Irhe  on the new  with its computerized Hong and distribution system comply Lwe Effort. When us system i turned on we should a dread one ship tit a Point for All Ulrope Luberacki ill thai happen so we were of few to i up a number of shipping Poi Norder to get merchandise out to to  the Center also has increased the number of daily truck runs to about 60, about 10 above Normal Pontius  officials also turned to the army for help in meeting what was atone Point considered a critical Situa Tion. Truckers from the 37th trans grouping late May began making three Long haul runs a Day to help ease the Back log said maj. Chandler Mcclellan operations officer for the Kaiserslautern based unit. We plan on june 22 to begin sup porting them with 10 trailer moves a Day to a a by of locations he  Aru preaching a body of 10 tractors to the transportation Folk Giessen and saying these Are Bur assets use them As you wish " the army support is on a reimbursable basis Luberacki said. The computer failure took a bite out of Exchange sales which were running at a record Pace this year. In May Pon Tius said sales were about 3 percent below forecasts but still some 16 per cent above the same time last year. This month our sales Are Back nowhere they were before we ran into the distribution problem Pontius said. Hardest hit among merchandise affected by the problem were health and Guty aids. His still a problem but not a  it was Pontius said. Least  were Exchange stocks of clothing Faich were diverted completely Arouna a Normal distribution system he  accounts for nearly 15 percent a Fiul cafes Europe sales. Exchange officials exp distribution to return to Normal  the computer system comes on line j we Are very confident it will work this time Pontius said. Kalmett Lawm Bureau Tep Ortw 0�ry1 a Len contrib mud to thu report. Excia Man gets immunity for data on North s Home Security system Washington a congressional investigating committees have approved limited immunity for theman who supervised installation of Security devices at Oliver North s Home in an Effort to learn whether the sys tem was bought with Iran Contr arms sales Money. Committee sources speaking on condition they not be named said thursday that limited immunity from prosecution has been granted to Glenn Robinette a former Cia employee who supervised the Purchase and installation of the electronic system. The sources said the Money May have come from a Swiss Bank account controlled by retired maj. Gen. Rich Ard v. Secord who was recruited by North to manage . Arms sales Toiran and efforts to resupply rebels fighting the nicaraguan government. Secord however disputed the re port saying the Money absolutely did not come from me. The Money did t come from one of my Swiss Bank accounts. It is not re lated to me. The committees Well know this and so docs the Independent counsel s  Federal Law prohibits government employees from accepting anything of value from private individuals in connection with official duties. In March a Senate subpoena was issued for Robinette who had a $2,000 electric Gate installed at North s Home in great Falls va., last summer. One of the congressional source said thursday that committee investigators now believe More than $2,000was spent for the Security at North s Home. Robinette who was said to be out of town and unavailable for comment said in March be was asked for an documents pertaining to arms trans fers to Iran and other information. The subpoena also asked for tin documents pertaining to information on the Gate he said at the time. One published report quoted Rob Inette As saying in March that Secord arranged for the Gate installation by telling him that North was worried about a terrorist attack of his borne. Robinette added at the time he hoped North would steer some Busi Ness his Way. Testimony at the Iran Contra Bear Ings which recessed tuesday for two weeks also revealed that iranian born middleman Albert Hakim set up a $200,000 death Benefit account for North and tried to find ways to pay for the education of North s four children. Hakim testified that North did no know about the account but Hakim arranged for his Swiss lawyer. Wiltter Zucker to meet with North s wife Betsy in Philadelphia. Airman convicted of cocaine use . Bureau Raf Lakenheath England general court martial convicted an air traffic controller wednesday of using co Caine and sentenced him to a month s confinement a bad conduct discharge and reduced him in Grade to e-2. Senior airman Mark s. Clarke 26,was one of 18 people in the 1979th comm so who were randomly selected for urinalysis dec. 18. Clarke s Sample tested positive for cocaine at the .army lab in Wiesbaden Germany. It. Col. Robert o. Pick a chemist an the commander of the lab said at the trial that Clarke would have had to have used cocaine within 48-72 hours of giving the urine Sample. Clarke married with a 5-year-Olddaughter, could have received six months in jail a bad conduct discharge a reduction to Al and ordered to forfeit two thirds of his pay and allowances. The four officer military jury foun Clarke guilty on Only the evidence of the urinalysis. They heard no testimony or evidence of How when or where the Silver Spring md., airman used the  military Law juries can convict people accused of using drugs solely on the evidence of urinalysis results. Military court cases disputing Mcnary Sis results Are becoming less common be cause of the reliability of the  program said capt Mitch Ettinger the prosecuting attorney in cute lease. Few drug cases that come to trial based on the urinalysis tests result in acquittals be said. Ettinger said military Law allows juries to infer that a person used a drug because traces were found in the person s urine. They can assume that its drug s use was wrongful unless there is evidence to the contrary Ettinger said. The government does t have to produce a i Ness to say i saw them snort or smoke "