European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 3, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 a a a the stars and stripes wednesday october 3,1990 Gen. Colin Powell left escorts soviet Gen. Mikhail Moiseyev right during a Pentagon ceremony  soviet general launches tour to get to know America Washington apr Gen. Mikhail Moiseyev chief of the soviet general staff was welcomed to the Pentagon with a 19-gun Salute monday and he told his hosts a we want every Chance to get to know  Moiseyev who is the personal guest of army Gen. Colin Powell chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will tour military bases in five states before returning to the Pentagon on Friday for a news conference. The soviet general who has been quoted As saying he is helping the United states with data on soviet weapons Given Iraq went first to Powell a office for photographs. A we be left a very Good picture for the history books a the soviet general said As the Flash units flared. Powell escorted Moiseyev to defense Secretary Dick Cheney a office for a visit then led him to the meeting room used by the military chiefs for private talks. Following a private lunch Moiseyev helped Lay a Wreath at the Tomb of the unknowns at Arlington National cemetery before beginning talks on Capitol Hill with congressional leaders. Over the week Moiseyev 51, will visit army air Force Navy and Marine corps units in new York Michigan South Dakota California and Colorado. Moiseyev who is also first Deputy minister of defense is the highest ranking soviet military officer to visit the United states since soviet marshal Sergei Fakhr Omeyer met with Frank Carlucci then Secretary of defense in december 1987. The current visit is another sign of warming relations Between Washington and the government of soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev. Following Khrome Yevu a retirement Moiseyev was appointed chief of the soviet general staff. He previously received attention by calling for improved technical training for officers and better military discipline. In an interview with the Washington Post just before leaving for the United states Moiseyev warned that a military conflict in the persian Gulf could escalate into world War and urged the United states to seek a political solution under the auspices of the United nations. He predicted that in any conflict with the United states and its allies Iraq would be joined by its old enemy Iran. And he said he was personally involved in assembling for the United states information about soviet weapons provided to Iraq. In the interview Moiseyev also offered assurances that the Kremlin has withdrawn nuclear warheads from regions of ethnic unrest to a a More secure  stateside Lane fighting Blaze from crash also crashes Montesano Wash. Apr a Tanker plane crashed killing two people during a Battle against a Forest fire that was ignited by an earlier crash that claimed two lives authorities say. The firefighting plane went Down in sight of a command Post set up because of the plane crash the Day before. The first crash ignited a fire in olympic National Forest that grew to 15 acres the . Forest service said. Killed in the Accident were David l. Wurscher 46, of Bremerton and Tom Eller 62, of Newman Lake officials said. Wurscher owned the plane and was practising search and Rescue under Ellerts supervision said Brian Holmes of the state aeronautics division. The Tanker was owned by Black Hills aviation of Alamogordo n.m., and was under contract to the Forest service. Killed were the Pilot Ralph Glasgow of Honeyville Utah and the co Pilot Steve Bovey of Alamogordo n.m., Kolb said. He did not know their  accused of stealing plane buzzing buildings Anchorage Alaska apr a Man has been accused of stealing an air plane and buzzing downtown High Rise buildings before crashing into a wooded area. Jeffrey Campbell 33, faces charges of theft burglary and criminal mischief. The single engine Cessna 172 was stolen from Anchorage air Center at Merrill Field said police sgt. Gary Lee. The Pilot then flew it Between the Arco and Hunt office building towers circled the Sheraton Anchorage hotel a few times and slipped Between the towers of the hotel Captain Cook. A the did a few very erratic Maneu vers Lee said. A then he  the Richardson but the Pilot managed and Call a cab to take him Home Lee said. Campbell an unemployed cab Driver was arrested later in the Day examined at a Hospital and taken to jail Lee added. Julane crashed on a firing Range at fort son but the Pilot managed to walk away boy watches As his dog mistakenly put to sleep fort Worth Texas apr a teen age boy who brought his beloved dog in for a rabies vaccination watched As his pet was mistakenly put to sleep. A it was a real tragedy very serious a said or. Keith sultemeier the veterinarian who operates the clinic in Azle Northwest of fort Worth. Fifteen year old Tony Mccarty and his Mother brought the dog a 2-year-old pit Bull Chow mixed Breed named runt into the clinic about the same time a female pit Bull Chow inc was brought in for euthanasia sultemeier said. A the lady and her son came in with a dog for a fairly straightforward vaccination and walked out without the dog.,. We Are at fault a the veterinarian said. The boy was with runt when the dog got the lethal injection instead of the rabies shot. To make up for the error sultemeier bought Mccarty a frill blooded Chow Puppy. Each alaskan to get $952,63 in Oil earnings Juneau Alaska apr alaskans will get More than $950 each from the state this year As their annual share of earnings from the $11.2 billion Oil Leahh savings account. The $952,63 dividend announced monday is the second largest since the state began the Alaska permanent fund in 1982. It is $79 More than the 1989 dividend. For a family of four this years dividends will total about $3,810. They Are paid to virtually every Man woman and child residing in Alaska regardless of income. The amount is based on a Complex formula that considers the funds earnings Over the previous five years. The recent doubling of Oil prices because of the persian Gulf crisis did not affect this years dividend. Announcement of the dividend amount is widely awaited in Alaska where merchants hold a dividend sales and car dealers accept the checks As Down payments. In the states poor Rural areas the dividend is a major source of personal income. A the annual distribution of permanent fund dividends is widely recognized As an important element of the Alaska Economy a said state Revenue commissioner Hugh Malone. A when the 1990 payout is Complete Over $3 billion will have been put into the hands of alaskans since 1982." the 1990 checks will be mailed starting oct. 9. State officials said they expected More first time applicants to be rejected because the residency period for eligibility was extended this year from six months to a year. But the states rising population Over the past two years was adding to the number of applications offsetting most of the decline attributed to the eligibility change. The total amount of earnings made available for dividends this year was $482.51 million. The state estimated there would be 506,511 eligible applicants. The permanent fund is a state Trust created by voters in 1976 to ensure alaskans Benefit from the states Oil wealth Long after the Oil is gone. It has saved 20 percent of the $33.2 billion in Oil taxes and royalties received by the state since the huge Prudhoe Bay Field went into production