European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 27, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes Friday november 27,1987 news updates italian vote Rome a the chamber of deputies gave a Vole of Confidence wednesday to Premier Giovanni Goria s government to Complete parliamentary approval of the re Vived five party coalition. The vote was 368-233. The coalition composed of the Christian democrats socialists republicans. Social democrats and liberals won a vote of Confidence in the Senate last saturday. It has a comfortable majority in both houses of parliament. Cuomo reconsiders Des Moines Iowa a new York gov. Mario Cuomo has changed his mind and will not quiz the Republican presidential candidates at a january debate in pcs Monics an aide says. Cuomo s change of heart was made with the idea of ending speculation that the democratic Gover nor is running for president said press Secretary Gary Fryer. 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The opinion polls show that since the end of world War ii americans hold the lop place in our  but he also said West germans should take Steps toward improving relations on cultural and social Levels with the african soldiers who Are defending our  die Welt quoted  a add ing every invitation to an american Soldier is a building Block in the future of the Friendship Between West Germany and America. And i also believe that when Ameri can soldiers return Home they Are our Best Goodwill ambassadors he was quoted As saying. . Warship comes close to firing on threatening iraqi planes in Gulf aboard Richmond k. Turner in the persian Gulf a this . Guided missile Cruiser came within a hair breadth of firing its missiles at three iraqi warplanes in the Northern persian Gulf on thursday after the planes approached in what officers believed was a threatening Man Euver. They were flying in a ship attack pro file said Cape. John d. Luke com manding officer of the Turner. They were flying Low so that they would not be seen on radars they were going fast and they were coming toward us.". Officers aboard the Cruiser which has been on patrol in the Northern Gulf Dur ing the past Lew Days say they average two to three alerts per Day because of iraqi air activities. On May 17, an iraqi fighter bomber hit the guided missile frigate Stark with two missiles killing 37 american seamen. Iraq apologized for what it said was a mistaken attack. Luke said incidents As serious As thurs Day s have occurred five or six times previously and this one came As close As any to the actual launching of the ship s Long Range anti aircraft missiles. We did t have much More to go until we fired he told members of a Pentagon news Pool who were aboard the ship. It was just a gut feeling not to fire he added. Nobody wants to do that. But we were at full maximum readiness in Case that decision had to be  the incident occurred at noon As the Turner s Crew of 418 were just sitting Down for their thanksgiving Day , who was greeting sailors passing through the mess line Drake away and rushed Back to his command Center to Deal with the crisis. The ship went to condition three red the highest state of Alert after its radar picked up the three iraqi mirages moving South along the saudi arabian coast. The planes ignored several radio warnings before the Alert was signal through the ship officers said. Crewmen manned deck guns and Porta ble stinger anti Girr raft missiles and the sleek while Standard-2 missiles that form the ship s primary Armani it Slid swiftly out of their dec houses onto the launchers. The missiles were swivelling with the search radar that was locked on and tracking the iraqi planes when the Alert was cancelled after about 15 minutes. Luke said thursday s Man Euver appeared to pose a threat not Only to his ship but to several others in the immedi ate area including two mine wee Enthat have been operating in the Waters near Iran held Farsi Island the Dock Landing ship mount Mcmon and one or two other . Warships. Another Alert occurred about an hour later and again the missiles went int position for possible launch but there was no order to fire. Genera walkout foils to disrupt Italy Rome a nationwide work stoppages hit the transportation sector hard and closed Many schools wednes Day but the general strike called by Italy s labor unions failed to disrupt the country As badly As previous walk outs. At Fiat Italy s largest private Indus try the unions said no More than 35 percent of the work Force struck at the company s big automobile plants in Turin. The company said the figure varied from 13 percent to 24 percent de pending on the department. Still Union leaders said they were satisfied. Even if we arc going through an Uncertain period the figures from the strike at Fiat show that the Union s ence Phalo Gram is not Flat Bruno Trentin an offi Cial of the communist Domma cd Gener Al confederation of italian workers told a rally in Turin. The unions estimated the strike was observed by 85 percent of workers i Industry 60 percent in the Public sector 80 percent in transport 55 percent in credit and insurance and 60 percent in health services. However in the Industrial City of Milan a private business association said the strike was observed by Only 27 percent of White Collar workers and 57 percent of Blue Collar workers. Leaders of the three main unions which Are joined in a confederation said they hoped the strike would be heeded by As Many As 14 million workers. No figures on the actual number who struck were available. The unions called the one Day strike to protest the government s economic policy in particular its failure to offer immediate tax cuts. But the strike Call was also seen As a Challenge of How Well the once powerful unions command the Alle Giance of the work Force. Thousands of workers marched in rain drenched rallies in Turin Milan Florence and Naples. Unions Cla Medas Many As 50,000 marched in Milan but police said the figure was far lower. Bus train and air service was disrupted throughout the country. Most flights were cancelled at Rome s Leonar do a Vinci Airport. Soldier gets life for rape murder Wiesbaden a 21-year-old Soldier was sentenced to life imprisonment for rap ing and stabbing to death an army Cook last August in Hoechst near Frankfurt. Pvt. 2 Richard t. Miller of he co,32nd signal in 22 signal brigade was found guilty nov. 21 of rape and pre meditated murder in the death of spec. 4emma Jean Kumre 19, cob 32nd Sig Nal in said it. Col. John w. Dye a v corps Public affairs officer. The four Day court martial was held in Wiesbaden. Miller was sentenced to life imprison ment and forfeiture of All  and allow ances. He was reduced in rank to Al and Given a dishonourable discharge. Kumre s nude and bloody body was found in the basement of the unit dining facility at Mcnair Cavern in Hoschst on the morning of aug. Ii. An autopsy showed that Kumre of Danville pa., had been raped and had died from multiple Stab wounds. Kumre was married to spec. 4 Robert d. Kumre who is assigned to a v corps military intelligence unit said Waller Nebgen a v corps Public information officer. Miller is being held at the . Army confinement facility in Mannheim and will be transferred to fort Leavenworth kan., the first week of december neb Gen said. 6 children killed 6 adults Hurt in fire seat pleasant my. A six children were killed and six adults injured in a Blaze that swept through a Luse Early thursday fire officials said. Tony Destifano a spokesman for the hoi Prince George county fire department said the bodies of the children Between the Ages of 7 months and 10 years were found inside the House by firefighters. The House is located just outside Washington. The six adults Between the Ages of 21and 47, managed to escape from the House. No identities were available