European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 8, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 a a a the stars and stripes monday october 8,1990galvin outlines future of Nat Oleaner More Mobile Force foreseen by William Tuohy los Angeles times St. Augustin Germany a while european leaders of the North Atlantic treaty organization Grope for a new strategy in the Post cold War period the supreme Allied commander in Europe Gen. John r. Galvin is providing some guidelines for such a doctrine. At a recent seminar for diplomats soldiers and academics at the Konrad Adenauer foundation in this Bonn suburb Galvin spelled out his vision of a new slimmed Down nato Force for the years to come. The White haired four Star . Army general indicated that some of natos oldest and most hallowed concepts having served their purpose Are on the Way out. These include a flexible response a which envisaged possible Early use of tactical nuclear weapons if needed against a soviet mass attack and a Forward defense a which called for positioning troops As far East As possible in what used to be West Germany. Galvin said he believes natos nuclear deterrent would suffice with a a greatly reduced stockpile because there will be a much longer a nuclear threshold a particularly after new conventional arms cuts in Europe. And a Forward defense a insisted upon by the germans because of Domestic political considerations will no longer be needed because of the Buffer zone created by changing political conditions in Eastern Europe. Although the new doctrine has not yet been agreed non he Slat Tufi 1 fat in finn or Pymn  Kirke upon by natos 16 nations or even formulated by its planners Galvin suggested what the new Stra be. The Central elements will probably include a a greatly reduced troop strength in Europe among the allies particularly those stationed in Germany with . Forces in the Federal Republic possibly Down to a single corps of ground troops with backup logistics and air support. A a smaller More Mobile Force to cover the same amount of physical territory. This would mean troops would not be stationed smack up against the Eastern Ger Man polish Border but in a More Central location. A a reduced number of Headquarters units though Galvin said such command and control elements Are an essential part of the integrated military Structure of nato. A a limited Reliance on Short Range Battlefield nuclear weapons with the possibility that they would eventually be almost entirely phased out. A a cutback in Large scale Maneu vers and Low flying training missions by Jet fighters to spare citizens the noise and inconvenience. A the formation of More multinational units even though their Worth with differing languages and equipment remains to be tested. A and an emphasis on further arms cuts that could be negotiated Between nato and the soviet Union with nato continually adapting tactics to such reductions. However Galvin who has held his Post for More than three years emphasized to questioning germans that this was no time to consider dismantling nato which he said had served its members Well for More than 40 years. A there is no substitute for natos integrated Mili Tail Structure a he said indicating that such a system is unique in the Post world War ii world. But he admitted that the current crisis in the persian Gulf had focused military and Public attention particularly in the United states further afield than the Borders of nato members. In the United states he acknowledged some critics have said that nato members should have provided More forces for Gulf service. Galvin said the subject would be discussed after the crisis is Over whether nato should consider out of area action when the vital interests of its members Are involved or whether it should operate on a basis of and hoc individual National  update student protest ends Washington a students at the University of the District of Columbia relinquished control of an administrative building on saturday ending a 10-Day protest after school officials agreed to most of their demands. Following several All Day negotiation sessions the Board agreed to 35 of 44 demands including amnesty for the activists said student Leader Mark Thompson. The students took Over a Campus services building on sept. 26 to press their demands for improvements in academic and athletic programs. They also called for the resignation of the 11 members of the 15-member Board of trustees who had been appointed by Washington mayor Marion Barry. Law Ford reach tentative pact patterned after Law pm Deal Eagle scout we Brucken a Germany Matthew l. Lewis a member of troop 116, has been promoted to Eagle scout the highest rank in boy scouting. The Wei Brincken High school Sophomore has been involved in scouting for seven years. For his Eagle scout project he upgraded the Wei Brincken outdoor recreation area by Labelling campsites assembling picnic tables and constructing volleyball and Badminton courts. The 15-Ycar-old is the son of Larry and Holly Lewis. To Cam the Eagle scout award a boy scout must fulfil requirements in leadership service and outdoor skills. This includes earning at least 21 Merit badges and completing a Community service project.5-month-old daughter of of sergeants Dies Sembach a Germany a the 5-month-old daughter of two sergeants assigned to Sembach a died sunday morning according to an air Force official. The cause of death was unknown. Vivanna Toney daughter of master sgt. Fred h. Toney or. Of the 601st tac control Wing and staff sgt. Ninnette f. Toney of the 6914th electronic Security so was pronounced dead at 10 02 . At a Hospital in Kaiserslautern. The death is under investigation by air Force authorities. Dearborn Mich. Apr a tentative National labor contract was reached Early sunday Between Ford motor co and the United Auto workers Union. The agreement apparently was patterned after a recent Law general motors corp. Pact. Union and company statements gave no details of the new Law Ford contract. However the Union statement quoted Law president Owen Bieber As saying a this tentative agreement provides that Law represented Ford workers will fully share in the gains achieved by the pattern settlement reached earlier at general  Ford had been cautious about an overtime provision in the pm agreement calling for a $5-an-hour penalty pay for excessive overtime. Ford uses overtime much More than pm or Chrysler corp. To make its cars and trucks. Some of the provisions of the Law pm pact Likely to be carried Over to Ford include t -a3 percent increase in base wages in the first year of the contract and Lump sum payments equal to 3 percent of wages in the second and third years. # a continuation in Cost of living adjustments for wages. A pension improvements. A no change in health care provisions. The contract will be reviewed by the Ford bargaining Council on tuesday. The Council made up of presidents and bargaining committee Heads at the a awl a 79 local unions must approve it before the contract is sent out for ratification among Fords 100,000 Law members. Jack Hall Fords chief negotiator said the contract a has been achieved at a time when the Competition in our Industry has never been tougher. The cyclical nature of our business is a hard fact of life and world events have heightened economic  in All Law contracts with the big three cover More than 450,000 Active workers. The agreement at Ford and its apparent similarity with the pm contract puts additional pressure on Chrysler where about 60,000 hourly and salaried workers Are covered by the Law contract. The Union has insisted that a contract it reaches with one of the companies will be the Model for the other two. Chrysler has said the pm agreement appears to be very expensive. Only a Bride found at Loch Ness Drumnadrochit Scotland apr the two Day search for the Loch Ness monster ended sunday with no sign of the legendary beast. But Daniel isted a 25-year-old London based editor of a corporate in House Magazine who used a Crystal divination a managed to Hook a Bride. His Girlfriend Dee Smith accepted his proposal made along the Shore of Loch Ness. National Odd makers William Hill organization Ltd. Is offering 100-1 Odds that Nessier a existence will not be authenticated within a year. The Odd makers which had offered $477,500 for a conclusive evidence on the existence of the monster kept its Reward but paid $2,865 to Ocean scan for having the Best search method. The scottish company which supplies underwater sonar equipment for the North sea Oil Industry used sophisticated underwater radar and registered an unidentified object up to 26 feet Long. A a the object which showed up yesterday registered As two blips on the sonar screen but it moved out of Range very quickly. We can to be sure what it was a said Andy Gray Ocean scans managing director. The three other Hunting parties which trolled for the creature in the first major search in three years also came up empty. The Loch is 754 feet deep 23 Miles Long and a mile wide. 171 injured in japanese slum riots Osaka Japan apr Young people set pools of gasoline ablaze in the streets and hurled rocks at riot police in Japan a largest slum saturday night during demonstrations touched off by charges of police corruption. Huge piles of burned bicycles broken Glass and hulks of burned out cars littered the streets in the Nish Inari District of Osaka the country a no. 2 City. Police said 171 people including 134 police have been injured in the violence since it began tuesday when a police sergeant was reported to have received bribes from gangsters Active in the neighbourhood. Fifty seven people have been arrested they said. The scope of the violence is extremely unusual for Japan where Public issues rarely inflame passions to such a degree. About 2,500 riot police in thickly padded uniforms and Blue helmets formed a barricade with Metal Shields near the Nish Inari police station to keep the crowd of about 1,100 from approaching. Four vehicles equipped with water cannons guarded the stations main Entrance and regularly sprayed the crowd. Every few minutes groups of Young people dashed toward the riot police Yelling insults and pounding the troopers with stones. Some poured pools of gasoline Over the Street and lit it but the blazes were quickly extinguished by the water cannons. Another group broke into a nearby hotel and attempted to set it on fire but that Blaze also was put out. After Midnight the crowd began thinning police said. Many in the crowd saturday were hooligans and students from outside the neighbourhood police said. Earlier in the week after the arrest of a local policeman on suspicion of having taken $81,000 in bribes from gangsters most people involved in the nightly violence were Day labourers from the neighbourhood