European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 28, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A Jam related stories and photos pages 2 and 3 the Sim ripes authorized unofficial publication for the . Armed forces Good morning vol. 49, no. 228 wednesday november 28, 1990 25 of by and sunday d 8693 Akey Security Council nations Back War authority ultimatum from wire reports United nations . A the soviet Union and China joined the United states Britain and France on monday in delivering an ultimatum that gives Iraq until january to withdraw its troops from Kuwait or face a military strike. The five permanent Security Council members with veto Power agreed monday on a draft Resolution that allows use of a fall necessary Means to liberate Kuwait and restore its government. The draft contains optional deadline dates a Jan. 1 or Jan. 15. It gives Iraq one last Chance in a a pause of  the deadline in the final Resolution to be adopted thursday will be decided in consultations among the 15 Council members diplomats said. Mondays Accord ends speculation the soviets and chinese might abstain. Previously the Kremlin and Beijing indicated Only they would not veto the measure. Soviet president Mikhail s. Gorbachev warning iraqis Leader Saddam Hussein that a time is running out a said monday from Moscow that the Kremlin will agree to tougher . Actions if Iraq does not withdraw from Kuwait immediately. A if Iraq really wants a settlement in the entire Region and seeks to avoid the worst it must now openly declare it will pull out of Kuwait and show this with action release hostages and in general Stop preventing foreigners from leaving Iraq. A otherwise a . Security Council Resolution will be passed a a Tough Resolution a he told iraqi foreign minister Tarik Aziz in remarks reported by the official Tass news Agency. Aziz was in Moscow on an official visit. A your position remains based on principles and it includes the following aggression is inadmissible. It should be punished and the pre aggression state should be restored a Gorbachev told the supreme soviet the National legislature before his meeting with Aziz. The Kremlin has supported . Action to restore Kuwait a Independence but has said it would endorse the use of Force Only As a last resort. President Bush attempted to persuade Gorbachev last week to join him in backing the proposed . Resolution. The soviet Leader turned him Down. Gorbachev also accused Iraq of preventing soviet citizens from returning Home. Foreign ministry spokesman Vitaly i. Churkin told Asee nations on Back pages amps Effie Bathe Baghdad beware a sign in a car sales lot near William o. Few weeks from the Nurnberg military Darby Cavern in Furth Germany Community and area. The Mic Emem sends iraqis Saddam Hussein a Mes ers Are from the 1st army div the Una Sage. More than an estimated 25,000 army Cav regt the 210th1 Field arty . Troops Are deploying in the next and the 2nd corps support come. Army outs Frozen indefinitely until Reserve releases by Janet Howells-t1erney Washington Bureau Washington the army freeze on discharges retirements and overseas reassignments can continue until the last reservist is released from Active duty according to the Pentagon. The most recent Call up of Reserve and National guard units has been for 180 Days. The sweeping personnel freezes announced Friday were effective immediately in the Case of discharge or retirement. The ban on reassigning overseas personnel takes effect saturday in Europe and Jan. 1 in the Pacific Alaska and Hawaii. Related Story Page 2. The Pentagon prefers to Call the rotation freeze an indefinite Extension although army personnel centers have been notified to adjust estimated reassignment dates called Deros by adding seven years. A no one will actually be extended seven years a said maj. Lois Faires of the total army personnel come. A a it a simply a mechanism in the personnel system assignment process that will identify those affected under this foreign service tour Extension  no other Active duty members hold a 1997 Deros Date she said. Congress gave the president authority see Frozen on Back Page scores of westerners shifted to Baghdad a h Baghdad Iraq apr More than 100 americans britons and other euro eans held at strategic Sites in Kuwait ave been moved to Baghdad diplomats reported monday. Iraqi president Saddam Hussein meanwhile said three american hostages can go Home. The swedish embassy announced More than 50 swedes in Iraq were Given permission to leave. . And British diplomats said the Western hostages in Kuwait a including five americans and 70 britons a were brought to the Mansour Melia hotel in the iraqi capital. The diplomats however were unsure if the westerners would replace germans allowed to leave strategic Sites inside Iraq or were brought to Baghdad for release. They also said that Iraq has not allowed iraqis to enter Kuwait for a week and has encouraged those in the country to go Home. Britons Are largest group of westerners in the two countries with about 400 hiding in Kuwait another 400 not allowed to leave Iraq but free to move within Baghdad and 330 hostages the British embassy said. The . Embassy has said there Are see shifted on Back Page