European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 27, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday september 27.1989 protest Beijing at China lodged Strong prote " with the French government m iday for allowing Hinchc dissidents Ris. Saying that pro democracy to meet in France was trampling of Mutual respect it is indeed ional relations Ilies on its Ter foreigners aim subverting the sign  the state meeting bet person of the French amb Charles Marlon pressed it lion and Issue to the French China s Sha the conclusion Gural meeting Bationo Fuci Ralty of a brutal he principles of arc Case in inter a at the government of a country Bra Only supports Active by by a handful Ofat opposing and 1crnmcnt of a for foreign ministry t. T came after Ai a responsible ministry and the ador to China n which China sex profound Indiana a Strong protest Ern ment. Response came athe three Day Ina Aris of the Feder y in China. Tree verbalized Spokane tree planted riverfront i Arl vandalized pol a Park Wor found the 12 sapling uproot been planted we have have no idea sgt. Jim Nicks although fab Roken their sunday Flern Bush an Foley a Wai tuesday Dur Park s Lilac the sap linseed taken f the White h1820s by i Adams. Flooding Beijing floods killed and inundate acres of it China s stale quarters said Yang Zhc the head Quad Xinhua no worst hit arc province of the South Casi  re 1,500 pc Plains and tie Chuan Chi province with the  19 summer Hadah Jiang also piously affect i Papandreou trial Athens. Greece a special High court was chosen monday to try former Premier an Dreas Papandreou on charges of instigating widespread illegal wire lapping while in  faces a minimum of five years in prison if  speaker Alha Nassios Tsaldaris chose 12 judges by lot from a list of the nation s 48 supreme court judges and 43 appeals court presidents. Tsaldaris then sent the Case Hie to supreme court president Yannis Grivas who will preside Over the tribunal. It is expected to Convene in no vember. K Ash. A a resident Bush in last week has been a said. Sunday morning american Elm i near where it had. Jim Nicks said. Suspects and Wethy it  id. R of its limbs were was replanted by Iuse speaker Tom planted the tree ceremony in the is grown from a tree planted on ise grounds in the Dent John Quincy in China a summer Early 3.000 people some 34.6 million land this year Lood control head londay. Uni. Deputy chief ours told the official Agency that the. Were the coastal a Jiang. Jiang i ind Sichuan in the its said More than died in torrential ing this year in Sis most populous ,00 million people tiers reported in that hoods tha tilled 2,678, with Mong the most be St German refugee Fla Iod shows no indication of he jog Bonn West Gerry we a two weeks after Hungary of cd its Western order to East German relates arrivals in West Germany Are car 20,000, with no apparent end in sight. The migration has  Bic Stgermain expectations. Govern Thuu spokesman Hans Klein predicted earn this month that up to 20,000 East germans vacationing in Hungary were wait ing for a Chance to flee to the West. The West German government s ear Lier estimate that 100,000 East germans could emigrate or escape to West Ger Many this year was exceeded by mid september and officials now say the exodus could reach As High As 200,000 by year s end. West German Border guards said that Rasof noon sunday. 19,650 East germans had fled to West Germany through Hungary and Austria since sept. 10, and that the total would exceed 20,000 by monday morning. Another 900 East germans were occupy ing West Germany s embassies in Prague Czechoslovakia and Warsaw Poland de manding passage to West Germany. And austrian officials said 819 East German crossed from Hungary overnight in route to West Germany another surge in the daily Stream that shows no sign of slowing. Sunday newspapers hinted that a Solu Tion to the embassy occupations was in the works because East Germany want the refugee crisis resolved by oct. 7, when the hard line communist state Ccle rates its 40th anniversary. Ontic cd strife within the War Pijo would cast a Shadow Over inc Jjlia Cial its which include a visit a Povi Al Prosl fam Mikhail s. Gorbach  Poland apr Lac soviet Union is i swept Awa Jfe vestiges of stalinism  the leadership of ailing to Eai Oberich Hon Cockcr has refused to  party strip on All aspects of Gorbachev we resp bus non into rfcs Cnoc in other Ryons am Wias been silent Over East go Jan Intra Osigwe on Reform and inc re acc Issue that  Hungary pm its East bloc allies. Thoa Amburg based Bild  said a face saving plan been worked it that would allow the East Ger Milf holed up in Warsaw to leave on a Ferial travel passes for Undis closed loan ions from which they could later Wjk for West Germany. Bizam sonntag said East  that such a Resolution be a r re time humanitarian  the newspaper did not identify its sources and West German government 6f-ficials declined to comment on the reported plan. The main difficulty according to diplomats is How to guarantee that Poland will not become a continually open door As is the Case with Hungary the newspaper reported. An attorney acting on Hon Cockcr s behalf met two Days ago with West German Chan cellar Helmut Kohl s chief of staff Rudolf Sellers to discuss the developments that have forced West Germany to shut its embassies in Prague and Warsaw for now. More than 700 East germans repacking the Mission in Prague and an other 200 Are sheltered at the embassy i Warsaw awaiting a diplomatic solution to their demands to emigrate. Recruiting Swap leads Bafs i army to open to male jobs of Vromen London a faced my Blea recruitment prospects i Haj i Nishry of defense announced Mondari will open up 100 hitherto exclusive male jobs in the Royal army corps to women. Women will not cajole to drive tanks or fire machine gun Jan keeping with the armed services Juicy barring women from direct co Jan roles. But they Wil Mable to repair tanks Workon Botn Eiswal teams and perform other jobs Previn up reserved for men a spokes Man at Thoj ministry of defense said. Thor were 10,600 women in the army,6,600jn Active service and 4,000 in the resells. With the improved career of pod unities the army Hopes to double those figures according to a statement issued by the undersecretary for state for the armed forces lord Arran. The army s measures will provide for belter integration of women in regiments and corps which until now had been Al male the statement said. The report said the army will maintain the separate women s Royal army corps which provides support and career manage ment for women soldiers and officers. The decision follows consideration Ofa report to inc army Board which Stu died the Long term role and employment of women the statement said. The army s news follows the Royal air Force s Annc accent in july that i would allow Woven to Fly non combat planes. The  spokesman said the Royal a ill announce an expanded role for Yomki in their ranks sometime  a the armed services hol the women attracted by the improved Cicer opportunities will Bridge the squeeze they Are now feeling. Every employer is having to col Etc Ina smaller labor Market the sport said. We Are in a demographic to which is the reverse of the postwar bulged the demographics show the military key recruitment bracket of is to 19-yearT Olds which peaked in 1982, dropping Bya third and reaching its Nadir in 1994. French ships return from lebanese area Toulon France a the French aircraft Carrier Foch and two sup port ships returned to port monday aftera five week Mission off the coast of Leb anon the defense ministry  Foch carrying super Eien Dard Jet fighters and helicopters was dispatched to the Eastern Mediterranean by the French government aug. 19 to provide assistance to French citizens in Lebanon. A cease fire declared by a tripartite Arab league committee look effect sat urday among warring lebanese  monday Syria tired 80 shells into Lebanon s Christian enclave in the first serious violation of the cease fire. Flotilla commander vice adm. Miche Tripier said the Foch is ready to put to sea at 24 hours notice if the  the amphibious troop ship Orage an the destroyer Montcalm will remain in the Eastern Mediterranean a defens ministry spokeswoman said while the Oil Supply ship Meuse will return to Tou Lon at the end of the week. In dispatching the ships to the Region Ina gust Premier Michel Ricard emphasized the Mission was humanitarian an that the Fleet would not engage in combat. Charleston space-ava/7ab/e of Grifs rerouted Iain a West Germany is in a a Lilia travellers headed for  a should pick another port As the state from mighty Hugo a Hurricane Tho spread death and destruction across tji Carolinas last week. Space a Fligr Ilow fid 3utbf Charles ton fab temporarily have been reroute because City authorities Are allowing Only people who actually0mc into the areas a id a or Rhein main "1"flights will be resuming i Charleston puts itself Back together suffered catastrophic Dara age the Pentagon has  left at least 27 people dead in the Caribbean and was blamed for 24deaths in the Carolinas Virginia and the associated press reported airman sentenced for larceny Check forgery Ankara As turkeys a an18-year-old communications Center operator has been sentenced to four Yearsin prison for stealing and forging $4,400 Worth of checks air station officials said. Airman 1st class Dalton e. Holcomb of the 2003rd comm group was found guilty on five counts of larceny and three specifications of forgery in his sept. 20general court martial. In addition to the jail term a military judge gave Holcomb bad conduct discharge ordered him to forfeit All pay and allowances and demoted him to airman Basic. Holcomb stole checks belonging to three airmen assigned at Ankara forged their signatures and cashed $4,100 Worth of them at the Ankara no club and $300 at the base Exchange. The la vegas native also stole wallets belonging to two fellow airmen. Holcomb will be jailed at in Ciurlik Abin Turkey pending Transfer to a confine ment facility in the United slates. Body Huml