European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 9, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 a a the stars and stripes Friday March 9,1990surplus Sale Hanau West Germany a the defense re utilization and marketing office officials will hold a Public auction at 9 . Thursday at Gross Auh Cim Cavern. The auction will take place in building 636. Bidder registration will Start at 8 . Items for Sale include cars pickup trucks bicycles typewriters stereos televisions military clothing and electronic equipment. Customers May inspect the merchandise starting monday from 8 . To noon and i . To 3 . Payment for auctioned merchandise will be in dollars and no checks will be accepted. Merchandise will be sold a was  with All sales final. Purchases must be removed within five working Days. For More information Call ets 322828 i or civilian 061 81-55614.elections Washington a a primary election in Nebraska will be held May 15 to select candidates for Congress and governor. One Senate seat and three in the House Are up for election As Well As positions for lieutenant governor Secretary of state auditor of Public accounts treasurer and attorney of state. Also on the slate will be the University of Nebraska Board of regents and All even numbered seats of the state legislature. The winners in this primary election will compete in the nov. 6 general election. Service members government employees and their family members who arc Nebraska residents should Contact their unit voting officers for details on How to Register and obtain Absentee ballots. Giessen West Germany a a senior at Giessen High school has been presented the Gold award the highest Honor in girl scouting. Michelle Jolissaint who has been involved in scouting for 10 years is a member of senior troop 278. For her Community service project Jolissaint collected magazines and books for distribution to medical facilities in the Giessen military Community. The 18-year-old is the daughter of it. Col. John m. Jolissaint and Anne Marie Jolissaint. To earn the Gold award a girl scout must fulfil requirements in the areas of leadership career exploration and self service skills. This includes completing a Community service project that usually involves at least four months Effort. Derheim West Germany a Peter rail Totzek a member of troop 197, has joined the ranks of the Eagle scouts the highest Honor in boy scouting. For his Eagle scout project he restored a playground in Wallersheim West Germany. Under the guidance of local German officials Totzek and his group of volunteers upgraded walkways landscaping and Park benches. Totzek 18, attends the in Cdr olm gymnasium and has been involved in scouting for 10 years. He is the son of Dieter and Brigitte Totzek. 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. . Disappointed at Norway for delay in stockpile decision from staff and wire reports Oslo Norway a the United states is disappointed that Norway did not approve the stockpiling of additional . Materiel in the scandinavian country diplomatic sources said thursday. A we Hope that the norwegian government will decide to go ahead with this in the future a one source said. The United states stockpiles fuel ammunition and other supplies in Norway to provide rapid support during a crisis. Officials requested last Spring that additional Materiel be added to the stockpiles including spare parts for naval vessels and a naval Hospital. The norwegian government originally supported the request a diplomatic source said but the new government elected in september has a different View. The current government wants to study the Issue in the context of the larger picture of norwegian Security following changes in Eastern Europe. That report is to be completed late this year or Early next year. Conservative prime minister Jan p. Syse informed members of a foreign affairs committee in parliament on tuesday that his coalition government has postponed indefinitely a decision on the . Request the National Nib news Agency reported. A difficulties in obtaining Broad political support for such an Extension in View of recent developments in Eastern Europe was the background for the postponement a the Agency said. The . Government had hoped to begin putting the additional Materiel in place throughout this year the diplomatic source said. The extra stocks would be used primarily at Navy support Sites in Norway said maj. Dave Compton a spokesman for the . European come in Stuttgart West Germany. Compton said a refusal to allow the i additional Materiel would affect the Navy s ability to sustain its forces in that area in times of conflict. Sheinberg closing presents problem of Central site for training support by Ron Mckinney staff writer Sheinberg West Germany a the closing of the Sheinberg military Community May Force service members to spend extra hours travelling to take vital military tests or to have their pictures made. The possibility of the longer drives is raised by a three option plan aimed at restructuring a Heinberg a training support division because the Post will close oct. I. A if an individual is on the Road for a couple of hours to another testing Center he would not be in the same mindset As he would be if he drove 15 or 20 minutes and took his test while he was still fresh a said William Andrae who Heads the division. The seven employee office at Sheinberg 10 Miles West of Duisburg near the dutch Border supports 6,933 military personnel assigned at 107 outlying units in Northern West Germany Andrae said. Service members travel to Sheinberg to take military exams such As the skill qualification test that affect their chances of promotion. Andrae said the division administers up to 130 skill qualification tests and other army exams each month. Service members also journey to the Post to have their pictures taken for the department of the army identification cards and passports. Andrae said the office takes and processes 2,100 photographs each month. In addition service members train there on the weapon Eer a simulated weapons Range. The restructuring plan is being considered by col. Stanley Kullman the 21st theater army area come assistant chief of staff for Security plans and operations. Kullman can choose from three options a the division would close and the Reinbergs amps map training equipment at least one photographer and two clerks would Transfer to Schinnen in the Netherlands. Schinnen is about 75 Miles Southwest of Sheinberg. A the Sheinberg and Schinnen divisions would close and a centrally located division would open possibly at monchengladbach 25 Miles South of Sheinberg. A the Sheinberg division would be Cut from seven employees to five and it would be moved possibly to monchengladbach. Kullman who expects to make a decision next week said he is leaning toward the first option. If it is adopted service members would have to travel to the nearest training support divisions at Schinnen Giessen or Bremerhaven to take military tests and to receive training support. Andrae said the first option would result in lost Man hours during the longer trips. It would also mean increased costs for vehicle maintenance and fuel. As an example of the extra Burden Andrae pointed to service members assigned to the 26th . Army Field arty i det stationed near Paderborn West Germany. They already drive 250 Miles on a round trip to Sheinberg. Driving to Schinnen would add 150 Miles to the i trip. A my main concern is for the soldiers i in the area that they do receive the proper support and that they done to have to drive 400 Miles on a Given Day to receive that support a Andrae said. That possibility also bothers sgt. Lull class Terry Baker the visual in forma-1 Tion support non commissioned officer i for the 21st theater army area come and the author of the three option plan Baker said the first option would a limit our training support capability. And that a Why we re  a in my opinion that would be the i worst thing that could  i for his part Kullman challenges an i Draek a statement that the division sup-1 ports 6,933 service members. He said Thel division helps Only about 800 personnel a the can count every nose in the area Bull that does no to mean he a supporting them a Kullman said. A your Mission is to support everybody within a geographical area. But pc�p�8� to wherever its More convenient Kuilman said. I Many of the service members fori which Sheinberg is responsible travel Loi closer training support divisions at uses a sen or Schinnen he said. I Baker said his office is still trying lol decide what support needs to be divided in the area a so we Don t Overl anybody.�?�. _ a we done to want to mess the Trai Nijol up a he said. A training is a Var it a important item of interest to eur i  afghan coup Leader vows to fight on Islamabad Pakistan apr the Leader of a coup attempt against the afghan government said thursday that his struggle to overthrow the soviet backed leadership is not Over and he urged the guerrillas he once opposed to join him in the fight. The head of the guerrillas govern ment in exile rejected Shah Nawaz Tan aids Call asking a How can we extend our support to a communist a the afghan capital was reported returning to Normal thursday two Days after Tanai As defense minister turned on president Najibullah and sent renegade forces to bomb the presidential Palace. Hundreds of casualties were reported by both sides but there was no exact death or injury count. Diplomats guerrilla leaders and . Officials in Pakistan said they had received reports of continued fighting in Southern Kandahar Eastern Jala Labad and Western Shi Dand where the country a second largest air base is located. Tanai fled Afghanistan on wednesday and pakistani officials and guerrilla sources said he then defected to the mos Lem guerrillas whom he fought of 1 than a decade. Tanai returned to s i Stan but his exact whereabouts \ i known. J within hours after Laun pm a Rill attempt one of the most Radical g j leaders Gul Buddin Hematyar 1 his support for Tanai. Hematyar has generally had 1nc a port of Abdul Rasul Sayyari Lea f a Radical islamic itt had guerrilla a j but Sayyar said thursday the s ,1 would never accept Tanai Bra ties to the communist leaders p