European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 20, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday november 20, 1988 the stars and stripes Page 7 presidential fowl president Reigan receives his thanksgiving Turkey from Pete her ttys non president of the National Turkey federation Bui the Iowa torn. Named Woody will meet better fete than most turkeys this Holiday week end. He will end up in a petting to instead of being served up on a Platter. Committee report asks War College to broaden studies Wyoming Senate race conceded to Wallop Hudson Wyo. A Democrat John Vinich will not ask for a recount of Voles cast in Wyoming s tight . Sen ate race and Friday conceded the elec Tion to incumbent Malcolm Wallop. The state senator from Hudson said he spoke Wilh Secretary of state Kathy Kar pan and decided a recount would con firm Wallop s Victory.  Wallop won his third six year Senate Lerm by 1,332 votes of the approximately 180,000 ballots cast. The Only Way we could verify any Absentee vote or. Voting machine problems would be to tile a suit with the state against the counties and stale Vinich said. I ran for office to serve the people or Wyoming and not to sue the state the issues Are More important to Wyoming than putting the slate through thai kind of  Washington a the Penta gon should convert the National War College into a broader based Center that not Only would help lop officers Brush up on military strategy but also stress the economic political and diplomatic components of National Security a House panel said. The new Center also should Leach skills required in joint military operations rather than focusing on tactics of the individual services the report said. The study was issued by a special panel of the House armed services committee which spent the past year re viewing the elite schools set up by the Pentagon and the tour services for top career officers. What we found is a school system that is basically sound but not up to the standards we should demand from he Premier armed forces in the world said rep. Ike Skillon. D-mo., chairman of the panel. Overall i would give a a to our military schools. But i think we can and ought to demand a level performance he told a news  should note that this is no a study of West Point Annapolis or the air Force Academy Skelton said. It is not a study of primary military schools. Such As the army s Basic and advanced infantry schools or the Navy s submarine warfare  the report will be sent to the Penta gon for possible implementation. De sense department officials asked for comment did not immediately return Telephone Calls Friday but Skelton said military officials had supported his panel s work. The services now educate their top officers in a variety of schools including the National War College army War College air War College College of naval warfare and Industrial College of the armed services. In addition there arc five other lower level military col Leges. The panel called for changing the National War College at it. Mcnair i Washington d.c., Inlo the National Center Lor strategic studies. It noted thai the current emphasis is on learning Mili tary  top level offic Cre should also study National Security strategy which includes military economic political and Diplo Matic components the panel said. The National Center for strategic studies should focus at this level an study the application of All the elements both in peacetime and during crisis and War the report said. The Center should have a one year program for about so officers from the four services the panel said. Military education should also stress joint operations said the panel echoing a push from Congress for better integration among the army Navy and air Force. Congress has demanded a de crease in inters Vicc rivalries and approved legislation two years ago reorganizing the Pentagon and emphasizing joint operations. We need far More emphasis on joint Ness " Skelton said. The next War willbe fought by integrated air sea and land forces not by four services each doing their own  services also should change their current emphasis in training officers in management and return to military training the report said. Military skills were downgraded in the 1960s in favor of management skills Skelton noted. A master s of business administration became a prize achieve ment. But the management emphasis has t reduced Cost overruns while it has reduced the Quality of strategic skills. Thai s what we want to change. 13 honduran refugees found Jammel into car new York a a car carrying 13 honduran refugees one of them in the trunk was stopped at the Lincoln Tunnel Friday by port authority police a spokeswoman said. The men who had not eaten in five Days said the had lied violence along Honduras nicaraguan Border and hoped to earn Money to bring their families to the United states according to the spokeswoman Lynn to Tracy. " their car heading from new Jersey into new York approached the Lincoln Tunnel toll Lane at Abou noon when the Driver indicated he had no Money. Officer Dennis Bloom was called Over and discovered the occupants six in the front six in the Back and one in the trunk. They were questioned further after being fed at a port authority cafeteria. The men ranging in age from 22 to 30, said they left Honduras on oct. 24, three of them Rode a bus together into the United states. The others came separately in cars and buses from Mexico to Laredo Texas said Niemey. -.-.-. The men said they stayed in san Antonio from nov.8 to nov. 13, earning a total of $505 among them As construction workers carpenters and Field hands. They bought a 1971 Chrysler for $425. And used the remaining Job for Gas while heading for new York said Tiercy they took turns Riding in the trunk. Immigration officials will allow the men to slay in the area next a pick while an investigation is conducted said Niemey. Spanish speaking police were trying to help them locale relatives in the Bronx Brooklyn and around Union , the car was impounded but the Driver was released with summonses for driving an unregistered uninsured vehicle without a Drivers License she said. Walsh Calls Justice dept s Brief on North Cloudy Washington a slightly Dif Fering views on congressional Power should not Cloud the Central issues of lying and deceit in the criminal Case against Oliver a North the Iran Contra prosecutor argued saturday.-. Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh said a Justice deportment Brief filed Fri Day in . District court did not go to the heart of his Case against North and instead was concerned with Side issues of constitutional Law and the separation of Powers. The Justice department in its Friend of Lac court Brief argued that the Ca Searose in the Monteil of a policy dispute Between the executive and legislative branches with respect to foreign affairs but Walsh wrote in a Brief filed sat urday that the department had misinterpreted his arguments. Walsh maintained that the Independent counsel was not trying to show that Mere policy disagreements with con Gress Are criminal or even that open Defiance of enacted congressional Resl Ric Lions on foreign military ventures would be  he continued. North s actions be came crimes when the former National Security Council aide lied to Congress and tried to obstruct inquiries Inlo his activities. What converts a wrongful Defiance Flegal restrictions into criminal activity is ibo Effort to defeat operation of the Law through deceit Craft or trickery or Al least by Means that Are dishonest Walsh wrote in the Brief. V. North is charged with conspiring Ille Gally to divert profits from . Arms sales to Iran to the Contra rebel. In Nicaragua. Also charged Are former National Security adviser John m. Poindexter arms dealer Albert Hakim and retired air Force maj. Gen. Richard a Secord. North who is to be the first of the defendants to stand trial also is charged Wilh i5 other felonies including lying to Congress obstructing a presidential investigation and pocketing $90,000 in travellers checks from the contras. No trial Date has been set. Walsh minimize his differences wit the department concerning the lines of authority Over foreign policy from i the while House and Capitol Hill. There is no substantial or relevant difference Between the views of executive Power expressed by the Justice department and those advanced by the Independent counsel s memorandum Walsh wrote. To the extent that the depart ment s submission has assisted in clarify ing those views we Hope this Exchange has been helpful to the court Walsh wrote. We equally Hope however that the department s willingness to attribute divergent views to the prosecution Haynol obscured the issues in this Case or the Clear fact that the department has conspicuously failed to support any of the defendant s constitutional , Walsh pointedly referred to the Public manner in which the Justice depart mint aired  with the prosecutor calling it Welt Public id  note that the department s memorandum was distributed to the press forr risen Taiton at a press conference before was served on Independent counsel or filed with the court,11 said Walsh who released his own arguments after filing them with he court and delivering a copy to the Justice department