European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 11, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday. November 11,1987 news updates jetliner takeover san Francisco a a Man accused of commandeering a jetliner with a fire a at san fran Cisco International Airport was or dered held without bait monday. . Magistrate Joan Brennan set a nov. 24 preliminary hearing for Jami barrel Drake who has said he took Over the Jet id escape from gangsters who wanted to kill him. A bait hearing will be held on Friday. Child molester Case Salem Ore. Api slate Law yers monday asked the or goncourt of appeals to require a convicted child Mold scr to put warn ing signs on his Home and car while re appeals those terms of his probation. The attorney general s office filed papers seeking to have the  lift a May or the pro Bation conditions imposed on Richard Batrman of Portland. The sign requirement was to have taken effect when Zalcman was released from jail last week. But court of appeals judge Wil Liam Richardson granted a Tempo Rary slay. Temperatures , Urark november 9 if to 5� am As  Aumi Batimon bomb Aba  Benito Bung Nam.   pm neg Hill 49 45 48 25 70 47 59 4d 80 61 60 3453 26 82 4087 a 81 24 39 27 41 21 65 39 77 m 3 40re to 45 m 48 31 m 73 7 43 to 61 48 33 61 33 69 48 68 42 75 80a in 83 30 77 5� b 43 53 29 62 38 63 49 73 58 6� m 77 11 18eo is 64 44 48 1950 36 50 29 Tuc Goti tue Tel 75 u93 33 House Senate Compromise could delay officer reductions by William j. Bartman Washington Bureau Washington an agreement Between key House and Senate leaders should save approximately 3,000 offi cers positions his year congressional and military sources said. The Compromise worked out last week would permit the defense department to extend and thereby Lessen the Impf i of a congressionally Man dated 5 percent Cut in the officer rants Over the next iwo years. Technically at least the Law would still require a 2 percent Cut in officers approximately 6,200 personnel in the current fiscal year. Bui under the agreement the Pentagon can choose to rim Only 3,100 officers or percent if it determines thai the higher percentage is unfeasible. The Compromise occurred just As the project on military procurement a private defense watchdog group was releasing new figures in an attempt to persuade Congress to go ahead with the officer cuts As planned. The Point is that the officer corps has become really top heavy said project official Danielle Brian Bland from 1982 to 1986, the number of enlisted personnel increased by 2.2 percent while the number of officers increased by 6.8  House and Senate conferees meeting Over their proposed defense authorization Bills were unable to reach agreement on the controversial Issue and turned it Over to the chairmen of the House and Senate armed services and appropriations committees. Those four lawmakers hmm Cid out the Compromise. Under the agreement the House gives in slightly and the Senate saves face sources said monday. The House wanted to delay the cuts for a year until the Pentagon completes a report that attempts o justify the size of the officer ranks. The sen ate wanted to keep the 2 percent Cut for fiscal year 1988 and a 3 percent Cut for fiscal 110 Fin place. By keeping the 2 percent Cut on the books the Senate gets what it wanted at least on paper Capitol Hill sources said. And while the House has left a 2 percent Cut intact when it wanted no cuts at All it fully expects the Secretary of defense to seek the less drastic 1 percent Cut. To avoid half of the required officer cuts the Secretary must request legislative Relief under the defense officers personnel management acl. I think we All believe they will do that said a House source. The Pentagon has All the personnel numbers and it s easy to do the defense department has maintained that a 2 percent Cut in officers at this Point in the fiscal year which began More than a month ago would have been difficult if not  said in can Lake up to several months to drop an officer. While the Pentagon May have achieved some significant Relief from the House Senate Compromise the Issue is not Over. The entire topic willbe reviewed next year after the Penta gon completes its study which is being overseen by the general accounting office. They Haven t ruled out revisiting the whole i be again next year did Pentagon official. They hive ques lined the growth of the officer corps Between 1980 and 1986. We apparently Haven t convinced them thai this growth is  the project on military procure ment continued to insist in ill latest figure that the growth in numbers of officers is not j ust i find in 1945, at the height of world War i there was one officer for every 11.6 enlisted men and one general per 5,829 servicemen Brian Bland Laid in 1986, there was one officer for each 3.9 enlisted personnel and one general or Admiral per 2,05i service men. So Here we have a Point where we re not at War but we have twice As Many officers to enlisted men he said comparing the current ratios to world War ii ratios. Since the Pentagon has claimed it is unfair to compare wartime and peace time numbers the project also com pared figures from 1958 with 1986. Those figures showed that the proportion f army officers has dropped but the or portions for the other services have increased considerably. In 195b the army had 33 general for each division compared to 24 generals for each division in 1986. The Navy had one Admiral per nine ship sin 1958 and in 1986 it had one Admiral per two ships. And the air Force in1958 had one general per 64 aircraft but one general per 32 aircraft in 1986. Fired Augsburg High teacher to get thousands of dollars in Back pay cipro mean a Cather Bidav Walczak education writer the military s overseas school sys tem will not Appeal an arbitrator s decision that gives a former Augsburg High school teacher thousands of Dol Lars in Back pay a school system spokesman said tuesday. Roy Guinn who taught Industrial arts at the school from 1984 until june 1987, will receive the Money on the basis of a decision that found depart ment of defense dependents schools officials erred by changing his status from permanent to temporary. Guinn was subsequently fired from his Job in june 1987. Overseas education association at Torney Mike Bauernfeind who rep resented Quinn at the hearing Esti mated Hal Guinn will receive Between si5,000 and 120.000. In addition. Bauernfeind filed for attorney s fees which he said could exceed 110,000. Guinn who now teaches Industrial arts in Elpaso Texas said he was no surprised Ai the ruling. I had an obvious winning Case. The Laws were All in my favor and the Rogu lation was Clear Cut. Dodds officials must have vivid imaginations to stretch the meaning of those legs Smuch As they did in my  arbitrator Theodore Ghiz made his decision oct. 1 after hearing testimony May 19 in Augsburg Germany. Ghiz awarded Guinn All the rights and privileges Back pay and benefits of a permanent employee. Augsburg High school principal Jane Ware who Ghiz said had acted improperly by changing Guinn s per manent employment status to Tempo Rary had no comment tuesday regard ing the Case. According o the arbitrator Ware never told Guinn thai he had been convened to permanent italia in the fall of 1985, then tried to terminate his employment by instigating reduce lion in Force request in september 1986. Augsburg civilian personnel office told Ware that such a red Cotton was illegal. She then filed papers with the local personnel office to reconvert Guinn to temporary i Tatum and fired him in june 1987. Ware replaced John Middleton As Augsburg High principal in auguil1985. Guinn said the Case was simply illogical. It should have been corrected with a few phone Calls but Dodds evidently wanted to push it so we ended up wasting taxpayer Money As Well As Nea  in Habton Huniu Imp on Catu Vine  Ripen it Jet and in Tjui or ton my a rape Diu Mtfl-40i Low my Jot to Nai 40 St Tut Arvrid Nauy 1fkf�dy p3& Ouon ofe Tor eth Xuy lbt  about la uru T rites Mark anniversary of Crystal night1 spec my Berlin map  than 7fi fifino Wrev Arr try and i Menfi Ahnita Dak Nam Inper prank Ritt Imin 41 m 41 45 45 90s? w 3q Obj u of 64 Berli a ceremonies throughout West Germany and East Ger Many honoured victims of the nazis first Large scale persecution of jew As historians and experts gathered Ai the Villa in Berlin where the holocaust was planned. Monday s ceremonies marked the 49lh  of Crystal  when nazi laughs looted and burned jewish businesses and synagogues across the country. It became known As Crystal night because of the broken Glass that littered the streets. Al Kasl 91 jews were killed and More tha 26,000 were arrested an immediately transported to concentration Camps the anniversary was marked by a Wreath laying ceremony in West Berlin and by similar memorials in West Ger Many. In Frankfurt about 100 jews walked out of a Crystal night memorial service to protest the presence of mayor Wolf ram Brueck. The jewish Community has been protesting the City s plans to tear Down the remains of the former jewish ghetto to make room for a new a denims a it Iii building. About 40 prominent Frankfurt jews had written an open letter to the mayor telling him to stay away from monday evening s ceremony. When he walked to the podium to speak about 100 jews left. They re turned when Brueck finished nil speech Frankfurt newspapers reported tuesday. East Germany s official news Agency adn. Reported thai Observance of the 1938 pogrom were held Thoro Ghoul the country. Ceremonies were held at the sues of ruined synagogues in East Berlin Dresden and other East German cities adn did