European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 24, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the Star Sand stripes thursday september 24,1987 news updates acc Deb of e decision Washington a the Federal communications commis Sion s refusal to order the inclusion of feminist activist Sonia Johnson in the televised presidential debates in 1984 was upheld tuesday by a Feder Al appeals court. Johnson who ran As the Citi Zens parly s presidential Candi Date tailed to show any intrusion upon the electoral process by the organizers refusal to include Herin the candidates debates the . Circuit court of appeals for the District of Columbia ruled. Johnson who was excommunicated from the mormon Church in 1982 for her vocal feminist views had charged that the three major television networks and the league of women voters which organized the debates violated the communications act by excluding her from the platform soviet apology Moscow up1 the soviet Union tuesday apologized for a midair collision Between a soviet Jet fighter and a norwegian recon Naissance aircraft earlier this month but said it was caused by incorrect actions by the pilots of both aircraft. 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P in till of so. To l�n-7rirti cell u Tomeil ac4 0. I Dut. I. 56 m oho. R i. 1 7i by tlxdf3. F u 5 Utah. R 73 h v4nuvw, i 70 5 5tdhmt to it Aho Oitim i , a Ivy of Wrt of a oath. To my Youat. 1-Tmjn. Boston mayor wins primary legislator wins Nashville vote by the associated press rep Bill Boner overcame a grand jury probe and Defeated businessman Pitt bred Csc to become mayor of Nashville tcnn., while Boston s mayor Raymond a Rynn seeking re election in novem Ber overwhelmingly won a four Way Pri Mary. Also tuesday the election of Spring Field ill s first Black City Council Mem Ber in More than 76 years was assured in november after a non partisan primary set up a race Between two Blacks in a predominantly Black Ward the primary was held two months after the City settled a Federal voting rights lawsuit by agreeing to a new form government. Two Whites mayor Michael hous ton and a commissioner who had fought the change were ousted in the vote. One of the winners in the predominantly Black Ward Frank Mcneil was among the five Blacks who originally challenged the system. Boner a 42-year-old five term con Gressman who has never lost an election won in Nashville s non partisan Runoff after a free spending mud slinging Campaign in which the two democrats re ported spending a record 13.7 million with 10 Days to go. With All precincts reporting Boner had an unofficial 53 percent. Bredesen a 43-year-old millionaire had 47 percent. Mayor Richard Fulton was barred by a from seeking a fourth four War term in the City of 450,000. Boner takes office next month. Bred Csc had made an Issue of a fed eral grand jury investigation of Boner s finances. No indictment resulted but misconduct allegations arc pending be fore a House ethics panel. Boner countered by bringing up to 145 million lawsuit filed against Bredesen by investors claiming they were defrauded when Bredesen s health care company was sold last year. Boner was elected to the suite House in 1971 and served a term in the state Senate before being elected to Congressi 1978. The Runoff became necessary after none of eight candidate in an aug. 6 mayoral election received a majority. Boner and bred Csc were the top vote getters. In Boston Fly tin won a non put Ian primary by what his Campaign Mauger said was the biggest margin or Victory in modern Boston history. He win meet tuesday no. 2 vote getter City councilor Joseph Niemey in the mayoral elec Tion nov. 3. Flynn 48, said the vote reflected Community that is rejecting the divisions of the  with All precincts reporting Flynn re. Oei cd 41,647 votes or 70 percent Loti Emey i 15,775 votes or 27 percent. Two others split the remaining vote. In Springfield Mcneil and Leroy Jor Dan were the top two vote getter for Council seat in a predominantly Blade Ward. The two will meet in november s general election. Another Black won in a mostly White Ward and Black candidate were swamped in iwo others. The two Tern mayor who supported the settlement and commissioner Jim Norm who Luu fought creation of a new Council were turned out army changing policy on article 15s of Janet Howells Tierney suit writer a new army policy that keeps article15s out of permanent files " fives the sol Dier the Benefit of he do by Early in his career a company commander says. Under the new policy records of non judicial punishment Are not placed in the permanent files of specialists 4 and below who have less than three years of service. It the policy allows soldiers to make a mistake and not have their Careen ruined said 1st up. Halford m. Dudley of the 3rd army div in Frankfurt Young inexperienced people can through Lack of understanding or immaturity make mis takes they would obviously not make later on in their life the policy which went into effect aug.10, requires that article 15 records be kept Only at the Soldier s unit and that the re cords be destroyed after two Yean or immediately after the Soldier transfers. Soldiers who commit minor offences such As missing a formation Are normally counselled lint by their unit s first ser Geant and then report to their commander to receive an article 15. The army has sufficient programs an policies that allow us to discharge bad sol Diers said capt Jeffrey m. Weart com Mander of he co 3rd army div. This gives the Soldier the Bendix of the doubt if they arc going to screw up one time they get a Chance. But if the Soldier does t get the message with the article 15, chances arc be will make a second  spec 4 Michael j. Morris procurement clerk with 1st Pennon a Camdin Schwet Zingen Germany received an a tide f 5 in february before the new policy took effect. The policy is not retroactive so it won change the fact that Bis official file will Al ways carry a record obis mistake. Bui Morris feels that keeping the re cords local will give soldiers a Chance to make a fresh Start when you receive one it kind of snaps you to your senses he said. Everyone deserves a second  before the policy change command in had the option of filing the article 13 in the Soldier permanent he or temporarily placing inn the local file a tide 15 punishment left u the com Mander discretion ranges from and Fotioo in rank to extra duties to fori Eiam of pay. Summarized article 15s. Intended far instances of very minor Misc Edwi Haw been kept Only in unit file since 1984 and were not affected by the change. The Navy has a similar policy. A a Seaman below the rank of chief Petty officer re enlist the records of any Cap Tain s Mast actions the equivalent of he army s a tide is Are purged Laid la cmdr de Wilson spokesman for Navy personnel cored in Washington. Air Force official said article 15 re Cord on airmen go directly to their offi Cial files. Norway profess Canada s defense decision Oslo Norway a Canada s withdrawal of a Long standing Promise to reinforce norwegian defences to wartime in sending an unfortunate signal to the East bloc Norway s defense minister said tuesday. Johan Jorgen hoist said his govern ment was seeking id make alternative arrangements with other nato allies to hit the Gap created by Canada s decision but so far no agreements have been reached. The Canadian government announced last june that it would end its commitment to Send 5,000 ground troops and two air squadrons to Norway in Lime of crisis. It said the arrangement was impractical sine in was costly and would take too Long for n troops to reach Norway. I remarks to the military committee of Hie North Atlantic Assembly which is holding its regular fall session this week in Oslo the norwegian minister said it a important to have military support from a North american ally in addition to the United states. A . Marine amphibious unit is dedicated to reinforcing Norway in War time As is a joint Brilis Huldi Landing Force. Reinforcement from nato allies Are crucial for Norway As foreign maps Are not allowed to be based permanently on its soil in peacetime. Team to pick up remains of 3 in Vietnam Bangkok Thailand a a u a military team will go to Hanoi Vietnam to receive the remains of three people who Vietnam says were americans lulled in the Vietnam War the . Embassy said wednesday. The visit thursday follows recent vis i s by american officials trying to break a deadlock on resolving the fates of 1,776 americans listed As missing. Embassy spokesman Ross Petzing said the 14-member group will Fly to Hanoi aboard an air Force Jet spend about three hours on the ground and go to Honolulu with the remains. Petzing declined to reveal the possible identities of the dead but said tie Vic Tims it of Kin had been notified. The remains will be taken to the . Central identification Laboratory in Honolulu he said. T \ today in stripes Magazine