European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 22, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 49, no. 38 tuesday May 22, 1990 a a 25 daily and sunday d 8693 Abush hails Progress but vows to keep pushing for cafe treaty Portland Ore. Apr president Bush has vowed to keep pushing for agreement with the soviet Union on a treaty to reduce conventional forces in Europe while hailing dramatic Progress in other arms talks. A in the arms control area there a been some Progress. There still remain some other problems a Bush said after breakthroughs were announced Over the weekend in negotiations to limit chemical weapons and Long Range nuclear missiles. Bush said that despite the current impasse on cutting troops and tanks in Europe he still Hopes that a 35-nation treaty setting reduced conventional Force Levels throughout Europe can be signed by years end. The president monday was completing a four Day speaking tour with Republican fund raising appearances in Portland and in los Angeles. At mondays Republican fund Raiser for Oregon attorney general David Frohnmayer he called for balancing economic concerns with environmental priorities. His remarks did not appear Likely to win Praise from environmentalists who have been battling Timber interests Here see Bush on Back Page the stars move a Little closer Nasa officials Are hailing the Hubble space telescopes first series of photos which reveal an unsuspected double Star they say. The Hubble photo right was taken 381 Miles above the Earth and the other photo by a Telescope in Chile. The delicate focusing of the Hubble will continue for weeks but should provide at completion images seven times sharper than sundays initial  tourists injured in attack on bus in Jordan Amman Jordan apr a 28-Ycar-old palestinian trying to avenge the killing of seven arabs in Israel attacked a Busload of tourists with a pistol and a Dagger on monday wounding 10 people police said. Nine French tourists and a jordanian photographer were Hurt in the attack near the roman Amphitheater in downtown Amman. Jordan a King Hussein and Crown Prince Hassan rushed to the Hospital where four of the tourists and the photographer were admitted. At least one tourist was reported to be in critical condition. The gunman boarded the parked bus which had 30 tourists on it and a threatened to shoot if anybody moved a said a police official who cannot be identified by name under standing regulations. A the tourists were scared and Many started shouting which pushed the gunman to fire in All directions from a 7mm pistol Quot the official said. In an official announcement the Interior ministry said the gunman fired until he ran out of ammunition then continued his attack with a Dagger before surrendering to police. The police official said the gunman Slabbed two of the French tourists. A the stabbing occurred when the two frenchmen were trying to take shelter behind the first Row of seats. See Jordan on Back Page Dod official unveils proposed child care rates by Deedee Arrington Doke staff writer Willinger West Germany a parents with children at military care centers would pay Between $31 and $74 per week for the service under new rates proposed by the Pentagon. If approved the new fees will mean savings of about $50 a month for those paying the lowest rate currently available at army child care centers in Europe. The new rate Structure would mean an increase of about $70 per month for those paying the highest fee now charged. Gail Mcginn who Heads the Pentagon a family policy office disclosed details of the proposal monday during a talk at the american women a activities Germany conference in Willinger. Mcginn said the proposal still must be approved by Christopher John of defense for Force manage the assistant ment Secretary each family a combined income will determine the amount they pay under the new plan. Installation commanders will set fees within a $10 Range for each of four income categories. There will be a provision to allow families a Price break if they have More than one child Mcginn said. A we wanted to leave some leeway a Mcginn said. The proposed payment plan is one result of the military child care act of 1989, which Congress approved last november. Army child care centers in Europe currently charge Between $176 and $224 per child per month for full time care. A Range for air Force centers was not immediately available. But the average monthly fee at Safe child care centers is about $200, command spokeswoman capt. Paula Kouglas said. In discussing other aspects of the military child care act Mcginn noted that Congress significantly increased the amount of Money to be put into child care but did not give the Pentagon More Money for the program. She predicted Quot a bumpy Road Over the next two years for child care. A everyone is trying to identify excess Money to move into the program so we can meet the intent of the Bill a Mcginn said. The act also mandated higher salaries for child care workers. New entry level wages for child care provid see Dod on Back Page