European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 09, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 e stars and stripes tuesday. January 9,1990 san Salem Jar Al Salvador a president alfredo6iuianihas announced that military  ithe november massacre of six Jesus  has been determined there was involvement of some elements of the armed forces in the slayings in steam said sunday night in a Brief address broadcast Over radio and television. In addition to the priests who were educators at a Jesuit run University the assailants killed the clergymen s House keeper and her 15-year-old daughter. Members of the far right government had accused the priests of super a leftist rebels. A Cristiani did not  was in in says 6 priests slain by military placated their units rank or the number of those responsible. However the head of the joint chiefs Iliff lil irl sunday night that 47 in i i la Iii him Illus Lilii Inilisi two officers had been Conan and were being questioned i with the slayings. A no  convicted of a politically rat fated slaying since civil Yarbro Hawtin late 1979. However the a Tunas been linked to night Sjef ctn squads blamed for the Mur of thousands of suspected leftists in he Early 1980s.white House spokesman Martin Fitz water on monday praised the salvadoran investigation and nailed the great Cour age of Cristiani. We asked  be Thor Ough  move ahead and ammo is like that s the course he is said Fitzwater who was travelling president Bush aboard air Force  Mittal on whether Cristiani s Alfrey i it affects prospects for continuing i Al . Authorities have indicated that continued bipartisan support for the rightist Cristiani government depends to a great extent on finding out who killed the jesuits and punishing them. Cristiani said a special commission of Honor including High ranking Mili tary men and civilian lawyers had Bee created to expose the truth about the nov. 16 massacre in its Complete mag  president said the commission would work with investigators to make sure Justice is done and promised punishment would be meted out Down tothe last person  Ristiano has also offered a $250,000information leading to the the slayings of Lic six priest prompted Calls from . Legislators to review or condition . Aid tothe Cristiani administration. Which took office in june succeeding the centrist government of Jose Napoleon Duarte. News briefs red army pull it plans for Hungary announced Budapest Hungary will pull out an airborne talons and 6,000 troops soviet Union s uni Laturi senior soviet military of the troop cuts to inc infantry regiment will co aircraft. 120 tanks some 1 other motorized vehicles Krivosheyev. Soviet deput the decisive major tout from Hungary will news Agency Mai quoted he did not elaborate. P the red army ment two tank Bat s year As part of Throop withdrawal a i said monday a also a mechanized More that 40 military armoured cars and 400 id col. Gen. Grigory Hief of staff. F the troops pulled demobilized the Avo Shyev As saying. Chariots of fire actor Dies of aids complications London up Ian Charlson who played a devout scottish runner in the Academy award winning film chariots of fire in 1981,died of complications from aids at age 40, his agent . Who played scottish olympic runner Eric Liddell in the British film died late saturday at his London apartment of sep tic Emia. Agent Michael Whitehall said Mon  actor developed septic Mia. A contamination of the blood Stream As a result of disinfection with his the virus that gives Rise to shuttle from Page 1 \ postponements were caused by problems with the recently renovated launch Tad. Monday s launch was a cd o t because the Low Clouds at 6,000 feet would have made it difficult for the astronauts to find the re Way Here in the even they had to make an cmdr Bejcy return because of a problem Early in  estimated the Cost of a postponement at More than $600,000, including salaries support serv ices and lost fuel. During the final hour of the count Toore trouble was feared when a meter recorded Zero pics us in a system that sprays the launch pad with 300,000 Gal lbs of water 16 seconds before liftoff to Deaden the sound v the  sent to the launch pad  the Zero pressure Reading was false and that the system wok. The Mission was to be the first of 10 for b.90. The most for one year since the challenger cup loss four years ago this  satellite to be retrieved is the Long dui exposure facility which is the size of a Small bus and is packed with 57 experiments can Tahini wealth of scientific and technological from its nearly six years in  Dan Brandenstein find Pilot Jim we Thor acc were to guide Columbia Arough intricate a Nevers including six major engine Burns to close in on their Quarry. Of once the satellite is Cau fit Mission specialist Bon Nie Dunbar will reach of Flyth the shuttle s Remote 50-foot Arm to snare the 2jf40p-Pound package which is 30 feet Long and 14 for ten  will be Liker flaunting a speck in the sky Brand Stcin said i but Nasa has plenty of experience doing this a pfc of  once the Samille is secure in the shuttle s cargo Bay  Dunbar and Mission specialists ma0na Ivins and David Low will concentration  for the remainder of the flight. The Cyphas will be on materials processing and tests of How Jse Numan body adapts to weightlessness. 10-Day Mission s schedule is to be 10  than the ninth shuttle flight in november $83 and is a stepping Stone for even longer ones Columbia is being modified to stay aloft 16 Days Start ing with a 1993  Are eager to examine the satellite primarily to learn How various materials and systems have withstood the Long slay in orbit. The information will help in designing a permanent manned space station and other Long term spacecraft such As those planned for the Star wars missile defense system. Bush from Page 1 troops from Page 1 participated and some already returned to other .  officials said they did not know when other fort Bragg troops would  3rd in was involved in seizing Madden dam a major source of electrical Power for . Installations in the area and Cerro Tigre which was believed to be the Mam 1. , for Noriega s troops army officials . 1-., Werc killed by 23 f port efforts to reduce contain Nalion of ground water from pesticides and Fermi tylers. He promised that in flip 1990 farm Bill he will Pressor Market oriented Jarry policies that allow producers More flexibility decide what crops to grow. Heals quipped. Gating a Good farm Bill through con Gress is like Miling a Bull. While espousing free Trade and open markets the president a promised to maintain a safety net to protect banners from conditions beyond their control. The president promised Florida Farmers they Cancun ton the Federal government s help in recovering fro the terrible loss of their Citrus and Winter vegetable crop from last month s freeze. You won t be doing it alone he said. Bush said Farmers bounced Back from trying time sin the 1980s, with help from the 1985 farm legislation that led to lower Federal crop subsidies and More Landiro production. Surpluses have declined dramatically and Montgo Jouand has been brought Back into production he said not farm income reached a record level Las year. The farm credit situation can be compatible a Spuccia in terms of water Quality the president said. The administration has already initiated a five year Effort to protect ground water from contamination by fertilizers  running off farms he said. We mus sep your Good land in business with out  but we must also keep it Good land he sad. I am counting on your leaderships we work to Wand farm productivity while Safe guarding the  toured Hig tech agriculture and Ocean exhibits at Walt Disney spot Center nearby before his return to Washington  trip was Bush s of Lect Public appearance since cd panamanian dictator a Akyol Antonio Nonga surren dered last wednesday to a trial in the United states on drug trafficking charges. Panama from Page 1 i by the army s Deputy chief of Public Affa ifs said in Washington on sunday that he was unaware of any instruction  prohibiting female soldiers in Panama from talking to the prag. He said he knew of no reason for the prohibition but added that the army s Southern come in Panama May Haven operational consideration they have to take into  f a defense department spokeswoman maj. Kathy Wood also said she did not know Why female officers in Panama were not allowed to talk to the press. All requests for interviews with Bray Tan Jother army women were being for vat Rcd to Panama she said. Several news accounts last week de ascribed Bray As the first woman to com Mand . Troops in Battle. Although women cannot belong to the traditional combat sections of the Mili tary Bray commanded a military police unit that was assigned to capture a Pana Manian defense forces Kennel for guard  news accounts described the Bat the at the Kennel As fierce. Fitz Walcer the White House spokes Man said wednesday that the Kennel had been heavily defended and that three panamanian soldiers had been killed in the firefight. It was an important military opera Tion he said. A woman led it and she did an out  the reports stimulated wide Dis Cussion about the role of women in com . Patricia Schroeder d-colo., who is chairwoman of the House armed services subcommittee on military installations said Bray s actions showed that women should be allowed to carry out combat  on saturday the los Angeles times said the army acknowledged that the firefight at the Kennel lasted Only 10 minutes and that no panamanian sol Diers had been killed. It quoted Mcclain As saying that Bra was half a mile away from the Kennel when the action started. Mcclain said saturday that Bray told him she did not ,of the three Pana come from. But Herckt control of her  said Sunda. Still opposed a combat Rol Fitzwater said Sunda taken the figures on the  soldiers from newspaper _. As far As i am concern formed with distinction we where the reports Ian deaths had 1 Bray was in dil throughout the lat the Arm Yir women he Hadi Namani  three people were killed or not he Saio last week reporters in Panama were invited to sign up for interviews wit female soldiers As part of a press Opp Unity on women in the  Copland of the Scripps Howard newspapers found Bray independently of the army offer and interviewed her he said