European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 29, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 a a a the stars and stripes sunday april 29,1990 surplus sales Wiesbaden West Germany a defense re utilization and marketing office officials have announced two property auctions and a Sale for the next two weeks. The Kaiserslautern demo will hold an auction in area 100 near the Auto strip Yard on wednesday at 9 . Bidder registration begins at 8 . Items available include cars trucks trailers electronic equipment and military clothing. The event is open to the Public and merchandise will be sold a was  customers May pay in dollars or Marks and All sales Are final. Purchases must be removed within 10 working Days. Further information is available at ets 483-8691 or civilian 0631-40307. The Public is invited to the Mainz Kastel auction in building 12 on May 11. The auction starts at 9 . And bidder registration begins at 8 . Both dollars and Marks will be accepted. Merchandise available includes cars trucks gasoline engines medical Laboratory equipment office supplies washing machines military clothing and books. Items will be sold a was is a and All sales Are final. Property inspection will be held May 8 through 10 in building 42 from 9 . To noon and 1 . To 3 . Customers have eight working Days to remove purchases. More information is available at ets 334-2705 or civilian 06134-63713. The Meckenheim demo will hold a property Sale on May 11 from 9 . To 11 . In building 1040, the Friedrichs Feld quartermaster service Center. Items up for Sale include office furniture barrel chairs electric typewriters two Way radio sets and wooden household furniture. The Public May attend and payments May be in dollars or Marks. All sales Are final. Customers must remove purchases the Day of the Sale. Additional information is available at ets 380-6022 or civilian 0621-88960. . Temperatures april 27 Hilo Albany,n.y.,c 90 54 Albuquerque,1 72 48  66 44 Anchorage of 54 36 Atlanta a 84 60 Atlantic  66 55 Austin f 90 55 Baltimore r 91 64 Birmingham c 84 62 Boise c 50 38 Boston a 92 62  81 64 Charleston, 78 69 Chicago c 84 62  86 64 Cleveland a 86 69 Columbus, 88 61 Dallas it  78 51 Dayton a 85 61 Denver a 58 43 Des Moines c 65 35 Detroit c 84 60 grand rapids a 85 62 great Falls a 51 37 Helena s 48 37 Honolulu c 83 73  85 54 Indianapolis c 84 65 Jackson miss., f 76 59 Jacksonville c 85 68 Kansas  64 36 Las vegas of 94 70 Hilo Little  70 53 los Angeles a 83 61 Louisville c 87 68 Memphis c 81 54 Miami  79 73 Milwaukee c 82 57 mils St  61 45 Nashville a 86 60 new Orleans of 77 63 new York  91 69 Oklahoma  64 47 Omaha c 64 33 Philadelphia c 91 61 Phoenix 1 97 71 Pitts  89 65 Portland,ore.,c 53 40 Raleigh r 92 59  79 59 Sacramento f 89 54 St Louis of 81 55 Salt Lake  60 56 san Diego a 70 61 san Francisco of 75 55 Seattle a 47 41 Shreveport 75 52 Syracuse a 88 55 Tampa St  87 71  59 35 Tucson of 93 58 Tulsa c 66 47 Washington,d.c.,r 93 66 a Lair a Cloudy a rain i Snow a missing european weather forecast Tor sunday fair with Early morning fog. Becoming partly Cloudy with Light Haze in the afternoon. Breezy conditions along coastal Germany in the afternoon. High temperatures 58-63, lows 34-38. Sunset sunday 8 42, Sunrise monday 6 04. Outlook for monday continued fair with morning fog. Partly Cloudy by afternoon. Breezy winds in coastal areas in the afternoon. Highs 61-66, lows 36-40. Temperatures recorded saturday Adana c Amsterdam p Athens p Aviano p Berlin c Bremerhaven Brussels c 4am 4pm 70 Copenhagen 54 Frankfurt f 72 London p 66 Madrid p 48 Munich p 48 Paris f 52 Rome p 61 41 61 48 39 46 36 4am 4pm 43 52 38 41 46 43 43 52 54 63 66 52 57 64 a provided by out 13,2nd weather Wing Graben Trarbach. Other worldwide temperatures High Low High Low Cairo f 90 68 Montreal. A a a Dublin f 61 44 Moscow c 46 45 Helsinki t 63 37 Oslo f 54 32 Jerusalem f. 75 59 Toronto a a a Lisbon c 63 52 Vancouver a a a a supplied by the associated press. A Cloudy a partly Cloudy of fair. After the cuts Only profitable recreation programs will survive by Steve Taylor Munich Bureau Chi Emsee West Germany a Only profitable activities will survive in a future of dwindling appropriated fund support for morale welfare and recreation programs the president of the european recreation society says. Furthermore programs that remain will have to be better than Ever to make it said Gail Howerton outdoor recreation director at Pir Masens West Germany. A we need to do it Well if we re going to survive if we Are Are going to get them customers to come Back a she said. Howerton is one of about 35 army and air Force recreation program managers attending a four Day training seminar at Chi Emsee. The european recreation society is a private service organization made up of nearly 350 recreation specialists and is affiliated with the National recreation and Park association in the United states. Talk of troop reductions and budget cuts is having a negative Impact on the people who provide recreation services Howerton said. A a everyone a worried about their jobs and How to provide the same level of service a she said. Others attending the seminar saw the same future. A for three years we be been trying to do More with less a said Sheryl Vanlan Dingham youth services director for the Hanau military Community. A but you can kill yourself doing it. There a going to have to be cuts in services. Fewer programs seem certain most managers said. A cuts in programs a that a where we re heading a said Chris Comulada Community recreation division chief in Berlin. Better service has renewed emphasis now. Comulada said the problem began several years ago when support from appropriated funds began to decline and the focus became the Bottom line or profit and loss of m or programs. A we were looked upon As pulling Money in for the club system a which was losing Money he said. A we lost sight of customer  but getting customers in the first place also can be a problem. A getting the single airman out of the dorm and participating in recreational activities is a Challenge that Brian Floyd faces As the recreation Center director at Lindsey air station in Wiesbaden West Germany. A Floyd sees the army program called Boss or better opportunities for single soldiers As a step in the right direction and the air Force is beginning to take a similar approach. With less Money its one Way of deciding what to keep and what not to keep in the Way of services he said. A Many agreed that not All of the services provided by current recreation programs Are needed. A some programs Haven to changed since the �?T70s,�?� said Diane Blakenship a program manager for the 21st theater army area come in Kaiserslautern West Germany. A a who a going to scream when you close your doors is anyone a she said the Days of carrying programs that Are not self sustaining Are Over. A get rid of the Deadwood a Blakenship said. A those programs that Are popular will support  army civilian personnel offices to be linked to Europe data base Heidelberg West Germany a army civilian personnel offices in Europe Are linking into an extensive computer system that should help managers with their promotion and placement decisions. The single automated network will increase roughly fivefold the amount of information available to personnel officials. This command wide data base will include such information As Job vacancies employee personnel data and budget information for All appropriated non appropriated and local National army jobs in Europe. All civilian personnel and equal employment offices in Usa eur Are expected to be using the system with their present hardware by november. Archie Grimmett assistant Deputy chief of staff for civilian personnel Calls the systems addition a major step Forward. A the Day has finally arrived when managers and organizations alike can better provide a solid foundation for managing civilian personnel throughout the department of the army a Grimmett said. Such readily available information on Job requirements and Job history for example should help managers make better promotion and placement decisions he said. Managers will have limited Access to the information through their local civilian personnel offices. By 1991, civilian personnel and equal employment offices worldwide should be using the system called the Field army civilian personnel system. Usa eur is the first of the major army commands to install the system. Chiei of Sian for civilian personnel Calls army commands to install the sys go gets 10-year term for drug violations if at pct at to cd a out t-v.,-.�?T-- u i Mannheim received a prototype of the system in november and bad Kreuz Nach went on line with the real thing March 12. Under the information system the army has used since 1975, Only filled jobs Are on record. If there is a Job vacancy it does no to necessarily show up anywhere Grimmett said. The new network will enable managers a to see both bodies and spaces when making decisions. While new to the army the system is not new to the military. It has been used by the air Force for about 10 years. The army decided to adopt it in order to provide Congress and the office of personnel management with requested data on personnel costs and budgetary trends. All army co and Leo offices will be connected by telecommunications to the main computer in san Antonio. Kaiserslautern West Germany a amps a a Supply specialist from the . Army medical Materiel Center Europe at Pir Masens was sentenced to 10 years at fort Leavenworth kan., for drug Possession and distribution. Spec. Larry a. Reddick was found guilty at a general court martial tuesday of Possession of cocaine Possession with intent to distribute cocaine use and Possession of Ltd distribution of hashish Possession with intent to distribute marijuana and hashish violation of a general regulation larceny communicating a threat and obstructing Justice. He also received a dishonourable discharge and was reduced to the lowest enlisted Grade. Reddick had been stationed at Pir Masens in the Early 1980s and had formed his drug contacts at that time army officials said. When he returned in 1986, he renewed those contacts. During a search of his Home in december criminal investigation come agents and German criminal police found a pipe with cocaine residue nearly 40 Grams of hashish and More than 300 Grams of marijuana. German police attempting to locate reddicks suppliers and clients seized papers documents and records. Also found were two current ration cards both in the same name and showing extensive purchases of cigarettes. Reddick had been trying to barter the cigarettes for drugs according to court documents. The search was part of a sweep of the Homes of German and american civilians and . Military personnel suspected of drug violations court documents stated. Reddick also was found guilty of fraudulently collecting $2,306 during a three year period by claiming family separation pay after he was divorced. Minn. Lottery Winner turns out to be a loser Minneapolis apr his ticket from the Minnesota lottery showed that the Man had won $ 1,000, but when he left the lottery office he owed the state Money and had the police on his Trail. The lottery Winner whose name was not released checked into the suburban Roseville lottery office with a winning $ 1,000 ticket. Lottery office employees looked through records however and found that he owed the state More than $1,000. To close its transaction with the unlucky Winner the state issued him a Check for $0.00 a and a tax form. And even though the Winner did no to receive the Money he did for a fleeting moment have income to offset his debt so he wound up owing tax on a Jackpot he never saw. The Man threatened a guard before he left the office and police were looking for him in connection with the threat