European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 2, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                News a. Saddam linked of front firms in Europe a Page 3 features sports Vinyl nostalgia record fairs booming in Britain a stripes Magazine Blue jays George Bell files for free Agency a Page 22mi the Star Samuel amp ipes authorized unofficial publication for the . Armed forces Good to Rhino vol. 49, no. 202 Friday november 2, 1990 25 daily and sunday d 8693 a hostage care Issue has Bush fed up7 by the associated press president Bush said wednesday he is a fed up with Saddam Hussein a harsh treatment of . Hostages. Iraq later said if would allow american families to visit the captives for the holidays. Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and a British commander meanwhile warned the likelihood of War in the Region was increasing. But iraqis ambassador to the United states Mohamed Al Mashat said he sought to avoid bloodshed and reiterated iraqis offer to negotiate a if other Middle East conflicts were included on the Agenda. The United states has rejected such linkage. Mubarak said the persian Gulf crisis has become so dangerous it a could explode at any  and he urged a your Brothers in Iraq to realize the danger their aug. 2 invasion of Oil Rich Kuwait has caused. Egypt along with saudi Arabia has led Arab opposition to Saddam. Speaking to reporters wednesday in Cairo Mubarak said he hoped a your Brothers in Iraq will understand Well that the situation is very dangerous and could explode at any  the commander of British forces in the Gulf warned that an attack against Iraq is increasingly Likely. Air chief marshal sir Paddy Hine said a joint team culled from the Royal air Force Royal Navy and army is developing plans for military strikes. A Saddam Hussein seems reluctant at the moment to accept the judgment of world opinion a he said. A it is looking increasingly unlikely that Saddam Hussein will withdraw unconditionally from  Bush said his patience was wearing thin with Saddam Over the 1,000 american hostages in Iraq and Kuwait. A the embassy is being starved a Bush said of the besieged . Mission in occupied Kuwait. A the people out there Are not being resupplied. A do you think in a concerned about it you re darn right i am. And what in a going to do about it lets just wait and see because i have had it with that kind of treatment of  later wednesday an information ministry spokes see Bush on Back Page a my re   crisis in the clean sweep a disenchanted Albany n.y., voter is calling for ail incumbents to be swept out of office in tuesdays elections. In Massachusetts meanwhile a none of the above is winning growing support among that states voters. See Story on Page 4. Related stories on pages 3 and 24study shows res cause no ill effects by Janet Howells Tierney Washington Bureau Washington army researchers have Good news for desert shield troops worried about a prolonged diet of meals ready to eat the Field rations have no effect on sex drive and they wont cause constipation. Those particular concerns were raised by a Marine sergeant in a letter to the army a research labs in Natick mass., where res were developed. But a no chemical additives of any kind have beep or will be added to Lessen the libido a see res on Back Page Dea vows to again probe possible link to flight 103 from wire reports the drug enforcement administration vowed in Washington wednesday to again review persistent claims that an american who died in the terrorist bombing of pan american flight 103 in 1988 was an Agency informant who inadvertently smuggled the bomb onto the aircraft believing it to be a shipment of heroin. In a written statement the Agency said that a no evidence has surfaced to substantiate such a claim a which has been repeated in various fonts in the world press. It was aired again on tuesday by Abc and Abc television news. But the Agency said it would review its files to determine whether the american Khalid Jaafar 20, was known to have ties to Dea or to narcotics smugglers. Attorney Lew Kreindler counsel for . Relatives of the victims said the Abc report was an a old Story that surfaced a year ago. He said he had no doubt that Dea had checked it out and would continue to investigate. A it appears to me that someone wants to focus attention away from pan am Security procedures and toward something which relieves pan am of responsibility. A the attorney said. He added that the inquiry by authorities in Dumfries Scotland was providing a Good  other Federal officials with firsthand knowledge of the International investigation into the pan am bombing said wednesday that the Abc and Abc reports Are groundless. One official said a a Complete forensic examination of Luggage from the pan am flight also concluded that no hard drugs were aboard the aircraft. White House commission studying aircraft terrorism concluded in May that the drug enforcement administration was not connected to the bombing. The new York times reported last month that International investigators had concluded that the bombing was carried out by libyan intelligence agents working from the Mediterranean Island of Malta. Grid fever hits Lakenheath a Page 20