European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 30, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday. April 30, 1989 aids warning Given Geneva aps tin world health organization warned in Day that Many countries Pink ulary in the thin world will Fate entwine health care problems be cause the 5 million peo ple infected with the aids virus Art highly prime a info Cut oui Pul monary lube Reu Psi v Between million am id Mil licit persons in Fth i her trip develop the. And 3 million tin1 each year of the , Cien though h curable Araud inf to a to Stolf Man annul h \ of 1yaj 4 it 11 a u w .li1 64 i Ujj Mair 11 if 86 3 i it. In. A b1 34vol 1c i a Lull a c St a. 4v by r i a Fri St or u 1, a ,/.-. T j r r 1 up in 3 t a i 3 �3 7/. N.1 military malpractice Bill resubmitted to Congressi. 87 to Eli Roleah weather Fiji a l to i j ill a Unck Vinci i Washinin Althou in it a been in Timbo Lor vie Lime a Bill allow ing to sue the govern ment for peacetime medical Nial Prante in military health i Are facility ii Lias sur Kep. Barney f rank. 1-mass has be his Bill much to the disappointment of govern Nten. Lawyers who have been hauling Ujj. The Dot new. Department Almu wills the Justice x Parment. Has fought the Hill from its inception because officials claim it would drive up government Legal coils and create a situation in which an outside Agency Ould c Secoll Iju Essenb military decisions the Fouse overwhelmingly approved Frank Hill by 3lj-f l in be Tirgary 19sr. Liui it was sidetracked in the Senate after being Rei Erritt to the Senate armed serv ices manpower and personnel subcommittee headed by Ohio Democrat John Glenn who Cool to the concept but it has Ulso Hcan reintroduced in the Senate by sen. Jim astr d-tcnn., and dispatched to what Frank considers its rightful plate the Senate judiciary committee where he and Sasser expect it to hire belter than it did last year. We re. Hopeful that this time around Well in movement in the a Iid a staffer on the House judiciary sub Roni Nitice on administrate in Law and governmental relations. Luil subcommittee chaired by Frank the legislation the Sarv he foix1." said Robert Gilliat. I in Trigon assistant general counsel far personnel and. Health Pinicy congressman Frank has said that he would be interested in counterproposal from or thy Senate. So lie not. Set again changing some peels of his Bill. Bui he definitely wants to use it to keep our Altemio on this subjetl.". The government a out some $50 million per. Year to family members and relic for malpractice in military facilities. The congressional budget Ollivi estimate that amending the. Right to it live duly members would Cost another Sli million per year. But a House judiciary committee staffer said Frank Bill Tiu he put a Cap of 5300,000 on damage awards to individual plaintiffs making the Cost to the less. One Allen Viive floated by the de sense department at hearings in August would be to Ani Nii tie military claims act the military version of the Federal tort claims allows lawsuits to be filed against the . Government. Servicemen Bur arc barred from suing inc government under both acts because of a 1950 supreme court ruling called the feres doctrine. Pentagon Legal officials the military claims act has several advantages Over tinkering with the Federal ton claims. Aci. For example an amended ton act would cover Only serv in inc United Stales but unamended military claims act would be effective worldwide. A new version of the military act would also avoid Secund Euc a sin by civilian courts on military decisions and won let to Mil Legal fees paid by Claiman . Another Pentagon proposal would Cre ate a review Hoard to operate an inde pendent supplemental oversight Agency on current health care Quality Assurance programs. A House judiciary committee staffer said that rom Milter members were open to those ideas but could not come to terms with the Pentagon on i ther proposal. A Vii red stir ii u Tennis i nil their it by Ivok attend Al held Friday Huard Tufili sir Vir Iris Tut. Wii go massacre remembered Tor Cressy in Lind and ,.s, Naes hew at half Sull and m m a cretins by cd their lit ids m Nicson or of 7-9 Contr jul ii Kollal but nun Lori do in in Chi a in Mcd Lor Chr d i3ay invasion. The sen let Utah tool plate Neil to a Sherman Lank in lured irom the Shal lows off Stop Sands in xxv on to not d a a of to hut i Oduj m the ame maa servicemen to died april 3k athe soldiers had been preparing am Phi Bituin landings training for Vuk june 6 d-5a invasion of nors nand however the trait Exi Fine Tull Spring la Nill into j Lull Hanle phen nun1 i pm so suck Hap pmed upon a i an Icren of nips in lie English Channel and topped to d three of o. Landing Craft. Earlier Friday the 14 Kierans by worded the British Destjoer Bristol Tui Row a Wreath out to the a off the Sun he est Coal of England. My wept sip gang Flidr in Ivy their respects,.the massacre Way hushed up at the no to preserve morale in the tense weeks Belore a Daj. After the War n Rem uned secret until Ken Small a local innkeeper began investigating Why 50 Manv american servicemen 1 posses Mimi i it Wai Hiing up on the Bejel Snuski Retos Rcd the Tansi in s9s4 and persuaded Ioil author Tiei. To Tum it. Into a por Manint memorial. His efforts led to the dead americans finally being olt idally Honoreta at a ceremony in19s7, the Urath was Hronn to the Waves an Honor guard stood at attention on the destroyer deck and two butlers of lit Koyal marines played taps. John red syn 63, of Dunkirk n.y., was on lst-5q7 Eben a huge explosion fucked the ship. "1 was in these Waters for hours until a wen1 spoiled and picked up and i was Only 17 at the Lime he said it genl to be Back but it very emotional and 1 am a Little tearful its something i will Noer
