European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 28, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes d dark Side of command part of the Job Veteran says Page 9 n setting the stage for monsters of Rock festival Page 16 d Mol Tor s hitting Streak ends at 39 games sports Page 21 the St is  it authorized unofficial publication vol.-16, no. 132 Friday August 28. 1987. Aimed Force Rodio d 8693 a demos push War Powers act Fer pay i More reason of afr but Low Pell says Washington a legislators say the Reagan admin lion s decision to Grant danger pay Tous military personnel in the persian Gulf mean it is Lime 10 invoke the War Powers act but while House officials say the 1973 Law does l need 10 be Trig gered. To my mind this decision is one More reason Why the War Powers act should apply and i think the War pow ers question will keep coming up again and again said sen. Claibore Pell d-r.i., chairman of he Senate foreign re lations committee. Pell speaking wednesday by Tele phone from his Newport Home intends to push next month for approval of a Bill requiring the War pow ers act to be put into use. The Pentagon Aurum cd wednesday that about look or military personnel serving in the Laii e Gulf Region will receive Uji to 10 monthly Bonus a Ducci d to Cost $1.1 million Ai pay will be retroactive to the beginning of  defense department had been or pressure from the democratic a to Grant the danger pay. Re Payricia Schroeder d-coio.,author of Alaufau ring the Money applauded the decision the debate Over t pay mirrors the dispute Powers act which was waning Days of the aug frn War by Congress that wanj#0ntimil the author Ity of the Cuccu plod ranch to Send troops it Leta president s ability to Dendary personnel without Cong res y 5na authorization into situations where imminent involvement in hostilities is clearly indicated by the  the personnel must be with drawn within 60 Days unless Congress specifically approves their deployment. The administration has refused to in Voke the War Powers act saying . Farces arc in the Gulf Only to ensure i Esafe passage of Oil lankers through inter see demos on Page 28 the debate to invoke the War Powers act is Healing tip As sailors like these persian Gulf area begin to collect danger pay. Crash leads army to ground Apache Washington a the army concerned thata  last week was caused by mechanical failure has  its entire Fleet of Newah-64 Apache a the service says the move us Bali nary but the choppers will remain grounded Benoot lion of an Accident investigation and Corr pairs. The action announced wednesday is the third such general grounding order affecting he a acute in two years. It was prompted by an aug. 21 crash at for trucker ala., in which one Soldier was kilted and an other seriously injured. In a statement the army said the crash was tanks the Apache is a twin engine  with missiles and a 30mm Cannon. It is built by Mcdorm Sphikas helicopters for Merly Hughes helicopters million. The army plans to buy a total or the Apache Fleet was grounded twice in 19slimes for relatively minor problems. R or is 1. 5 Reagan soviet say missile offer May help at talks los Angeles a president Reagan say West Germany s offer to dismantle its Pershing mis Siles removes an obstacle 10 a .-soviet arms control agreement and a soviet official thursday said the development docs indicate some movement towards pact Chancellor Helmut Kohl announced wednesday that West Germany will eventually destroy its peril Ling a missiles if the superpowers agree to scrap medium and Short Range nuclear weapons. Reagan aides said the West German action will be subject to further consultation with the United slates and other nato allies. They said they Hadnot been informed of a timetable for removal of he missiles. I think there is some movement said Vitali Churkin a staff member of the Central committee of the soviet communist parly. But of course it remains to be seen what the detail suf what the West germans and americans have in mind  Churkin said thursday in an interview from Chautauqua n.y., on Abc to s Good morn ing  the details can be very important i arms control  a senior administration official said the Whitehouse was alerted to Kohl s announcement a Day in Advance first by a Telephone Call from Kohl s of fice to National Security adviser Frank c. Carlucci and then by a idler from the Chancellor to the presi Dent. A paragraph was hurriedly inserted into Reagan Slong planned foreign policy address Here wednesday to reflect the development. Reagan said Sovil in or Hiick thai any arms control treaty would apply to the per things was without foundation but Kohl had removed even this artificial obstacle from consider  we Are therefore hopeful thai the soviet Union will demonstrate that their is Suh Siani a behind the rhetoric they have repeated so often of late thai they genuinely want a stabilizing inf agreement the president said