European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 15, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Nativity scene artist stripes Magazine d Alpha troop Luck at Graf. Pages 8, 9 o Randy Barnett s car Corner Page 13 d lbs pays s1 billion for baseball Page 23 the Sims and stripes Lut Horried unofficial Public to on for the u t a kneed fobce6 Good Marymar vol. 47, no. 241 thursday december 15, 1986 k Ofa  d 8693 a Bush names Yeutter As agriculture chief Washington a president elect George Lush wednesday named Trade representative Clayton cult or 10 be his agriculture Secretary the latest in a Long line of Reagan administration officials appointed to High level jobs in the incoming Cabinet Bush sail Yeutter 58, knows farm polity Doc tidally. He knows it internal  at a personnel announcement that turned into a freewheeling news Confer ence the president elect also hailed anew soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev s plans to demobilize 900,000 troops but said neither he nor aides had yet had time to study the implications of the move. Hush said there was no Way the new administration would have a detailed Point by Point program on arms talks by in id february when the Reagan administration has proposed a resumption in arms talks with the soviet Union. We Are going to Start working vigorously and i will Send whatever signal it lakes to convey that message he presi Dent elect said i am interested in Prog Ress bul i want it in be prudent. I want whatever Steps we Lake to be  Bush also said there was some move ment there toward moderation in pales line liberation organisation Leader Yas ser Arafat s speech this week but not enough to warrant direct dealings with sae Yeutter on Back Page 60 quake survivors found As cold hurts Effort anxious residents of the quake ravaged City of Lenin Akun Armenia it Ovid around lists of the living and dead. Moscow a frigid buggy a Tull r and prob lems in the soviet Supply line Cost rescuers vital Lime wednesday in their race to Supply armenian Earth quake survivors with food Medicine and shelter health minister Yevgeny Chazov said 60 More survivors Hud been pulled from wreckage in Northern Armenia in the past Day but those rescued now face a danger of pneumonia and other illness caused by their exposure to bad weather. Tic did not elaborate about those rescued and acknowledged the chances of finding More survivors were dwindling but he old reporters that we cannot and will not abandon the search until we Clear All the ruins and All the  medical experts say it is already Loo late to help thousands of people trapped under nibble Anil urge that Relief Ett Orts focus on the Hurt and homeless. Gennady i. Gerasimov foreign ministry spokes Man said wednesday thai 55,000 people died in he Dee. .7 earthquake. Aboul  of the area s 700.000 people were left homeless. Plights Between Yerevan the armenian capital and the disaster area were delayed by rain Snow and fog moreover the weather forecast was worsening and More Snow and winds up to 45 Mph were expected Over the weekend. The survivors Are almost totally isolated in the cold said or. Bernard Sankikian in Paris after visiting Spitak a City destroyed by the quake. The communist youth newspaper Komsomol Skaya i Evda quoted capt. Sergei Bob lev assaying in one Village that survivors Are dying from cold at the Airport in Spitak. A huge Quantity of goods desperately needed in the disaster areas has piled up the communist parly newspaper pravda said. Airports in Armenia have been clogged with Relief traffic and two planes have crashed j soviet Ilyushin 76 military transport on which 78 people died and a yugoslav military plane on which seven died /. Gay releases censorship report on is papers by Chuck Vinch Washington Bureau Washington citing evidence of censorship at the Pacific edition of the stars and stripes a con Gressional report recommends that civilian editors in chief run both the Pacific and european editions of the military s overseas newspaper. In a report released wednesday the general accounting office said the Mililay commanders of the european and Pacific editions  Strug Gle to resolve conflicting duties As military officers and editors. They carry he dual title of commander and editor in chief. The seven month investigation was aided by an advisory panel from a society of professional journalists which said that in Loo Many instances editorial duties loss out. ,. In addition 10 putting civilians in the top positions the Gao recommended that the policy guid Ance under which the papers operate be revised and clarified. The investigation was prompted by sen. William pro mire d-wis., after staffers at the Pacific edition raised allegations of censorship. I Rox Mirc who is retiring next month will not have Lime to hold hearings on the report As he had planned. Hut a House armed services committee aide said hearing would be held probably in february under the auspices of he committee , welfare and ". See Gao on Back Page classified ads in stifle Magaz be today