European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 28, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday february 28,1988 extensions angered some gis researcher says by Janet d Agostin medical writer Willi Noen Germany soldiers who were in  while overseas May have Felt angry  the  according to asocial in i 11,a, the soldiers came to euro Pemma Licy had firm dates of return to the United states i saw the Extension As a violation of an agreement with the  because of someone else s budget management problem it. Col. Robert Gilford  Heads the  medical research unit attached to 7th medical come in  think that people were considerably upset and angry at the  and Felt betrayed he said interviewed during the 7th medical work conference this week. Gilford based his  of a Pilot study done in november flirt findings Are not definitive but give  As to what he May find when " Many As 2,000 similar surveys this month to determine More precisely the Impact of involuntary extensions. Soldiers were involuntarily extended for up to three months in 1986 and 1987 because of continued congressional reductions in funds for official Mili tary personnel reassignments. No involuntary Exten Sions Are planned for 1988, a spokesman from is Noel come said. _rf"1 not object to remain Ina Hope for the  they had to relinquish a Degre  said. My rccliamrthatmilita1pmibg Lac a a or Antral in their lives Aneth but their tolerance is not  jealously what control they believe they do have. They arc intolerant when change happens for reason they Don t agree with or understand. Soldiers who responded to the Pilot study said they drank More smoked More cigarettes and were More depressed during the additional months the remained in Europe Gifford said. Social workers need to be aware that these people May be in the Community and will probably not seek counselling. Soldiers also said in the  Les Likely to stay in the Arr i a Extension.  Way to prove this is Rippons Gifford said. He has not yet How Long soldiers remained angry or  results of the Pilot study culled from fewer than 100 responses could be slightly skewed because people who were most angry about being extended probably were the most Likely to answer the surveys Gifford said. Be Are probably seeing the worst effects from . The Pilot san if Entous to refine the Survey for the upcoming study a Wmk huh arc arc no involuntary extensions planned for  aide is doing the study to see what effect it Exten Sions have on soldiers and the  should the occur again. Nato reaches consensus on troop  cuts Brussels a a form of a consensus has emerged within nato on How to proceed with new East West negotiations on troop and conventional  reductions a senior american offi Cial said Friday. Alton g. Keel jr., the . Ambassador to the North Atlantic treaty organization said the allies generally agree that the reductions should focus on ground combat forces including tanks artillery and infantry fighting vehicles on both sides of the East West Divide. The emerging consensus also includes the View that the soviet led Warsaw pact countries should make far larger reductions than  Are proceeding in Vienna aus Tria on arranging new conventional  reduction talks and Western officials have said they expect the formal negotiations to get under Way in the second half of 1988.keel said Washington is encouraged by Progress in the Vienna talks although formidable obstacles to eventual Agic Cmunt remain including a soviet insistence that some Battlefield nuclear weapons systems be included in the negotiations. Speaking to a group of diplomats an businessmen at the Center for european policy studies keel said even a 3-to-Lratio of  cuts favouring nato would not be adequate to assure a balance of conventional forces. We should just say no if the War saw pact proposes such a ratio he said. Keel indicated that this week s Nat meeting of government leaders in Brus Sels would focus partly on prospects for starting the formal negotiations on conventional  is a consensus the form of a consensus that s emerging within nato on the form and nature of cuts to be offered in the new negotiations he said. He did not say when the West might be ready to put Forward its de tailed negotiating position. The nato allies have Long agree that the soviet bloc should make larger cuts than the West because of the East superiority in numbers of weapons and troops. But they do not agree How Muchmore should be demanded of the East. 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Vatican reveals deficit Ato peals for donations Washington a the vat ican appealed scr More Money from the faithful As Eccl cased a financial statement saying rat administrative Headquarters of the roman Catholic Church had a $56.7 Milo deficit in 1986, according to a . Cardinal John Krol said a 15-1council of cardinals on which Esil decided to release the info ration to encourage More contrib unions from roman catholics. The Church counts840 million . The washing pm Post said in Fri Day s edition the statement was re leased by tire Washington based National conference of Catholic Bishop a $56.7 million figure represents or fall in the Vatican s operating judge in 1986. The deficit was met by taking $32 million  Spence the Vatican Samuial world wide collection incur race for Charita ble ,aprt24.7 million More from Theja