European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 1, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A amps takes a Holiday there will be no stars and stripes wednesday so that our employees can have the new years Holiday off you can read us again thursday. Today we Are doubling up on the comics Cross word puzzles and Quot dear Abby and Ann Landers columns so you wont miss your favourites during the one Day break. We wish you a Safe and Happy new  Star amp Anaf Fries authorized unofficial publication for the . Armed forces i. Quot in a a a a i r a car vol. 49, no. 261 tuesday wednesday january 1/2, 1991 2h4 daily and sunday d 8693 Abush troops patient enough with Iraq s delay says Quayle Eastern saudi Arabia a vice president Dan Quayle on monday told marines preparing  near the kuwaiti Border that a you have been patient enough and so has president Bush in waiting for a peaceful solution to the persian Gulf crisis. See related stories pages2,3, 5,9. A the fact is that a policy of indefinite patience Only could Lead to a policy of appeasement a a which would make iraqis president Saddam Hussein the Victor in the Gulf standoff Quayle told the gathering of marines. A Quayle on a new years morale building Mission visited the 3rd Marine aircraft Wing the closest fixed Wing aircraft group to the Border of occupied Kuwait. His tour by helicopter and military truck through the deep desert Sands also took him to the army 3rd army Cav regt out of fort Bliss Texas which is closer to the Border than any other troops president Bush has sent to the Gulf Quayle visited abase 40 Miles from Kuwait. On sunday he met saudi arabians King fahd who gave assurances that his country would provide More Cash and services to support the anti Iraq coalition senior administration officials said. Quayle in Brief remarks to the marines criticized members of Congress who urge waiting longer for the  sanctions to Force Saddam to withdraw his t rooms from Kuwait a you have heard sore voices at Home urging patience. They say wait a year or two let the sanctions work a Quayle said. A but the sanctions have not gotten Saddam out of Kuwait. You have been patient enough and so has president Bush. A Saddam Hussein May not withdraw unconditionally and if he does no the will be forced out of Kuwait by military action a the vice president said. Quayle reiterated _ see delay on Back Page vice president Dan Quayle talks with Crown Prince Abdullah of saudi Arabia right through an interpreter Center sunday at Riyadh a King Khalid International Airport. Abdullah is second in line to the  s the hard part psychologists say by Deedee Arrington Doke _ and Joseph Owen Middle East Bureau Eastern saudi Arabia waiting  can be More difficult psychologically than combat itself according to an a a Force psychologist deployed to operation desert shield. R the wait May be harder for rear eche Lon troops than those closest to the front lines because the latter poised for action feel a More of a sense of urgency. And Mission a maj. Phil Colosimo said. As troops endure what he called the a sustainment Mode a the Nellis fab nev., clinical psychologist and other professionals Are visiting units to assess the a troops mental health before an armed conflict erupts. He said he generally found cohesiveness building fatter in front line units than inf he rear. _ _. Some of the troops most affected by the Wail Are those with a lot of time to dwell on their worst fears Quot about what might happen he said. Effective mental preparation on the other hand consists of using the restive peace to catch up on sleep eat Well and relax As much As possible to Shore up inner reserves for a looming crisis. A a getting ready for a conflict is far More important than just focusing on a Battle a Colosino stud ttys important to take the time when you be got  a individuals Benefit hut so do units. And the reverse is True not taking time out hurts a units ability to work Well together. Colosimo cited the Case of a unil that suffered from a a lot of backbiting and sea.  the unit was led by an officer who had not taken a Day off after deploy ing"90 . A the thought he was doing them a favor a Colosimo said. A but the people who worked for him Felt he i see waiting on Back Page Iraq Calls up 17-year-old males for duty by the associated press a. Iraq monday ordered 17-year-old males to report for military duty in the fourth major Call up of reserves in recent Yve eks and european leaders prepared for an emergency meeting this week on the persian Gulf crisis. Iraqis Saddam Hussein in a new years message condemned the United states and saudi Arabia where most of the multinational forces against him Are deployed. Quot in this confrontation there have been those who betrayed Jesus Christ and who betrayed the principles and values of islam one luring and leading the other a said Saddam. A May god curse them all.�?�. Saddam a 15-Niinute message was carried sunday on can which provided English subtitles. In Bonn Germany officials speaking on condition of anonymity speculated that   ministers would discuss opening a indirect talks with Iraq. They did not elaborate. Meanwhile iraqis health minister claimed that More than 4,200 people about half of them children under 5 years old have died because of shortages in medical supplies brought on by a . Embargo. The minister Abdul Salam Mohammed said accused the United states of Quot liminal action in enforcing the Econe in embargo. Western officials have in the past expressed scepticism about similar iraqi  allows for humanitarian shipments. Iraqis order for 17-year-old males to report for military duly came amid escalating preparations . A Brief announcement by the  Headquarters instructed iraqi men born in iv73 to sign up with the nearest recruiting yet Center Between Jan., 2 and Jan. 10. The announcement carried by the official iraqi news a see Iraq on Back Page