European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 29, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 i the stars and stripes Friday september 29.1989 y news updates Berlin s a Tes held new York a song writer Irving Errlin. One of the nation s most prolific and popular composers was buried tuesday in his family Pool in Woodlawn cemetery after a Small graveside serv ice. 1rabbi Dalil Wolk conducted the service Wrich was attended by Berlin s the Raj daughters and other members of tie immediate family and a few Ling time members of the composers  gravels next to that of his wife Ellin Mackay Berlin who died last Clr. Berlin died at his ply Home Friday at new York 101.a Public be held at Afu Turc Dale. I Morial service will Eagle scout Raf Alconbury England a member of troop 245 recently was awarded the rank of Eagle scout the highest Honor in boy scouting. Brett Goldston 16, earned his Eagle scout award by collecting outdated drugs in the Raf Alconbury military Community. After collecting expired prescription drugs Goldston and other scout volunteers gave them to the base pharmacist for proper disposal. Goldston who is the Junior assistant scoutmaster with troop 245, has been a boy scout since 1983. The new Eagle scout is the son of it. Col. Dennis and Sherry Goldston. He currently attends the British school of pinching Brooks in Huntingdon eng land. To earn the Eagle scout award a boy scout must fulfil requirements in the areas of leadership service and outdoor skills. This includes earning at least 21 Merit badges and completing a Community service project. Schweinfurt Soldier Dies from fall injuries Schweinfurt a a 2nd Soldier died Tui Schweinfurt Wospil suffered in a we history Barracks win memorial scr Ion. Speaker 21, o 101st Ord in Wil Friday in the led speaker fell from West Germany rps support coma Lay morning in Ai from injuries he d fall from his third in. For pvt. 1 Anthony ithe 663rd Ord co be held at 11 . Barracks Chapel is window at 10 45 St-1992 Europe aft de fortress  the United states need not fear a fortress Europe when the 12-nation eur Floean Community forms a single Trank Market in1993, a senior dec official Sark tuesday. The United states and  trading partners will Benefit consent table when the dec countries unify into a $4 trillion Market with 320 million summrs said Willy Declercq. A Mcm Bei of the european parliament and chair Man of its committee for external relations. . Business interests fear that local Content regulations requiring Many goods to be produced in european Community nations and proposed technical standards for imports could result in bar Jeom Unity parsers against . Products and turn Eil reached nearly $ 1 pics with dec tics he said. As for concerns that a self absorb european Community would be More protectionist do Clerc would not be in our own inter co go Down this Road he noted that the Eurc in Community relies much  than i ther the United state Juir Japan. The eur Pean  13 percent of Industrial Iff commercial goods  it has captured 24 rope into a trading fortress. These fears Are unjustified Clarcq said at a luncheon  ing a four Day Washington a Rusjes Trade forum. Far from creating Ahlf truss Europe the creation of an my anal Market will create significant Topf fits for our trading  he said the comm Jefty s 1992 internal markets plan which is into effect Jan. 11, 1993, will offer Besid Brablc opportunities to non Corr ninety interests Selling to the european Community. These will in clude uniform standards and procedures  opportunities and Nonic nomination against foreign Compa of a world s Export Trade. Ison the United states Hasic world Export Market there said. Said the Kisting .-european ii which has in in two Way Only get it Trade and . We should use our strength to set the Ball rolling Declercq said the internal Mal concept is already being practice ii some extent in the european Community and that the Community is fully committed to the International Trade precepts of the general agreement on Trade and tariffs known As Gatt. The dec also has a Strong interest in developing Liberal Trade rules not already covered by Gatt Declercq added. Tom  the assistant .commerce Secretary for International figmic policy told the luncheon the United states welcomed Declercq s commitment to free and fair Trade but that the Bush administration still had major concerns Over some provisions of european Community 1992. . Who was standing in for Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher said some of the administration s con Cerns were allayed during a visit to Brus Sels in May. However the United states was still worried about standards testing and certification procedures for . Goods and by local Content provisions on the Auto and broadcasting industries Duesterberg said. France is lobbying for Tough mandatory quotas on foreign produced to pro Grams and the . Entertainment Industry fears it could suffer a drastic cutback in its multimillion Dollar Export business to Europe. The european Community will adopt a guidelines on to program Content a nth and if France prevails that to Utji very serious problem dues Terberg s . Iii fit Iii inti Iliili Carla Hills earlier this year Hui Tough european Community quota by halon television would give the Bush a Deil a ration no Choice but to consider sane . Trade Laws. Investigation of us air crash finds no evidence of drinking by pilots . Saturday Colemand spokesman Cape. Richard  said. Although army officials Are investigating the Inci Dent Scott said investigators believe the fall was an Accident. I speaker is survive do by his parents Marsha a. Paull and fames a. Speaker both of Tiffin Ohio. Memorial service set for Torrejon a no Torrejon a s lain is a39-year-old air Furci master sergeant died sunday evening if internal bleed ing a base spokesman lid wednesday. Master sgt. Benjar in f. Daniel maintenance support i lit supervisor for the 401st Supply Sqq died soon after being admitted to the Spanish air Force Hospital in Madrid mister sgt. Cliff at Kinson said. I Daniel who had njord than 20 Yearsin the air Force is survived by a sister Rena v. Bennett of a Frenville Ala. He had been stationed at Torrejon since March 1985, Atkinson said. A memorial service was to be held thursday in the base Chapel. New York a us air and fed eral investigators wednesday dismissed a report the pilots of a jetliner that skidded into the East River last week had been drinking for five hours before getting into the cockpit. Meanwhile investigators said a device that holds the rudder steady for the Pilot during Takeoff was wrongly set in the full left position which could account for the Drift the Pilot reported led him to abort the Takeoff. That would tend to want to move the plane to the left if he did t do other things to compensate for it said Ted Lopatkiewicz a National transportation safety Board spokesman in Washington. Peter Baron who Heads the National Center for air traffic safety a consumer advocacy group said the rudder trim clearly could have been one of the fac tors that led to the  he said it would not have been apparent until the plane had built up Speed during Takeoff. Responding to the drinking report us air spokesman David Shipley in Arlington va., said the cockpit Crew Mem Bers had Only about two hours Between the time they arrived at Laguardia air port on sept. 20 arid the time they re ported to the Gate for the ill fated flight. In addition the Nosb said the co Pilot was on the plane for most if not All of that time while the Captain went to us air offices at Laguardia to Check weather reports and do paperwork. The new York Post reported wednes Day that a detective close to the investigation said the Crew May have spent As Many As five hours in bars near the air port. It said that a passenger Ken Trendel the husband of a us air employee told authorities immediately after the crash he had been out bouncing with the Captain and the co Pilot. Investigators said they believed he meant drinking or bar  two passengers were killed after the Boeing 737-400 aborted Takeoff and skidded into the water. Ill sergeants get program to handle Ress fort feh Nung a. A the soldiers known Nir inflicting stress on recruits often feel Nicks themselves an fort Binning plans to make sure they can handle it. Drill sergeants will under feta stress management program design trainee and spouse abuse. Officials at fort Binning denied thai the program was prompted by a february incident that left 39 Basic training soldiers hospitalized. The soldiers suffered from a breakdown of muscle associated with physical exertion. The ailment can cause kidney failure. The incident 27 officers were from the . Army infantry i Drill sergeant duty Kame bit different than other duty a sgt. Maj. William " Ayo of Totoa entry training Cen Tertod. Tvs Nave Long hours and their Job is Haiti Cath people All the time and doing the san pow All the  Juo the program has been in cited at fort Sill okla., and  Wood mo., and has lowered the number of trainee abuse cases there. He said the program will try to show the sergeants and their wives the stresses of working 14 hours a Day for the two years they serve As Drill sergeants. He noted that the wives Seldom see their husbands during that time. 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