European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Inside shines d Quayle says . Troops to stay in Korea Page 2 d Ramirez convicted of night stalker killings Page 5 d classified ads today stripes Magazine d Oslice jays Lead to 1 game sports Page 17 the stars and stripes authorized unofficial publication for the . Armed forces vol. 48. No. 158 Friday september 22, 1989 to d,.s., d 8693 a bled beef Price i Washington a Capito put . Beef in european commis would More than double the Price Servi members pay Al the meat count or once con Gressional subsidies run out. The plan drawn up by the House an agreed to by the Senate was launched in retaliation for a european economic Community ban on importation of . Hormone treated beef. While it Calls for subsidy to Cushion the Impact of the suiting higher prices of the those Price supports would do year through 1992 and . The House has made for $28jgi Ben Over three years declining period $14 million in fiscal 199819.4 million in fiscal 1991 l$4.6 million in fiscal 1992," a a or vices committee at turn temp Europe would Price forthe . officials said euro a about twice As. Subsidy plan part of authorization Bill that being worked out by House and Senate Confer ence committee members. A House Agri culture committee staffer called the sub Sidy a done Deal but lawmakers still differ on How the Pentagon should pay for shipping the . Meat to Europe. In explaining the sell american plan congressional staff members pointed out that Europe the Only Region where . Beef not used exclusively and that allot her worldwide even in extremely High Cost areas such a Japan arc paving the same beef prices those posted in . Commissaries. Do we owe overseas military families asked one e them the Sam Equality of enjoy in the United states to offer american pc Standard prices. So Why should other to pay for . Beef while those in Europe Don to even in Japan one of the most expensive areas in the world commissaries Stock . european commissaries also . Beef until the mid-1970s, when the Dollar began slipping on foreign exchanges the staff member said. When that happened we decided Togo to european beef because it was cheaper he said. In retrospect we probably should t have done that. Now. In Light of this dec ban we think Itjus god time to phase out purchases of Europe. tre Kim Hilmi and prices see loafers hit islands As . Seaboard girds for Hurricane Hugo swirls toward the South wednesday in this weather satellite photograph Miami a Hurricane Hugo quickened its Pace toward the Eastern Seaboard wednesday residents Gath ered supplies and made evacuation plans. Violence and looting broke out on the shattered Caribbean islands in the Stormwake. Forecasters issued a Hurricane watch from. Augustine. Fla., to Cape Hatte Ras n.c., urging coastal residents to begin taking precautions. Hugo picked up Speed Over open water and could come ashore Early Friday. President Bush meanwhile ordered army troops to. Croix of the . Vir Gin islands after National guardsmen and police reportedly joined prison escapees and others in wild looting. Armed coast guard Crew members went ashore to help restore order. Attorney general Dick Thornburgh ordered 100 . Marshals and Fri agents to the Island and coast guard cutlers evacuated frightened tourists and residents. Hush also authorized troops to help Hurricane damaged puerto Rico where looting was also reported. Since sunday Hugo has killed at least 25 people left thousands homeless and caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage it slashed through the North Eastern Caribbean with winds of 125 to Mph. In. Croix our Shore party went ashore and basically determined there was a Complete breakdown of authority said coast guard it. Jeff Karonis of Miami. Therea very High indication see looters on Back Page Owaru Inea Oum vat Unesta i i Pihu Grupen. Sunui in Muir Yiuzi Jook Wun a own 7 americans among 171 killed on Jet by the los Angeles times visors and clues to what May have i _ a. I. R i. Or m i. J _ caused the disaster fek. A. Paris a French do to that Dis appeared tuesday while travelling from Chad to Paris with 171 passengers including seven americans was discovered scattered across Nigertencic de Sert wednesday. Investigators suspected the plane had blown up in flight and none of the 156 passengers or 15 Crew member was believed to have survived French Rescue workers flew to the uninhabited Region 450 Miles Northwest of the chadian capital of n Ndjamena in Southeast niger in search of possible sur Vivo cause. In three separate Calls people Pur porting to belong to the terrorist group islamic jihad claimed responsibility for planting a bomb on the Airliner Al though French government sources doubted the authenticity of the the passengers was Bonnie Pugh wife of the american ambassador to Chad Soumaila Mahamat Chadplanning minister and several executives of the Exxon Oil company. Mrs. Pugh had decided to travel ahead of her husband. Ambassador see Jet on Back pages a map
