European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 23, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday january 23, 1991 the stars and stripes a a a Page 5 War 8n the Gulf glued to to beware of can Complex a Savannah a. Apr a psychologist warns that watching too much War on television is unhealthy Espe daily for families with loved ones in the persian Gulf. He even has a name for the problem that May develop a a can  a James t. Turner a Counselor at memorial medical Center said monday he coined the name for the condition from Cable news networks 24-hour coverage. Total immersion in War news Only increases anxiety he said. A. A. A.  .���. A a a Quot a a a a a a a we re very concerned about people getting virtually addicted to news afraid to miss every Little thing that might happen a Turner said. A a it a not Good for their emotional health to ride this roller coaster continually. You can to build your life around continuous news  Veronica Szoke said she would be More anxious with the television turned off. A i done to want to leave the to. Id be a Basket Case Quot said Szoke who has stayed Home from work to w atch the televised reports from the Gulf. Her husband. Army staff sgt. John Garcia is in saudi Arabia. Turner said the Savannah Hospital and agencies in the area As Well As military support groups Are getting Many phone Calls from employers who fear some workers can to tear themselves away from the to War coverage. Families and friends of such people have called with similar concerns. Employers Are especially worried about workers who have placed Small tvs on their desks so they won to miss any developments he said. Turner advises people who Are anxious about the War a to turn off the news and keep life As Normal As possible. A if you re a to  to entertainment show s. If you re a golfer Golf. If you do needlepoint do needlepoint a he said. Children especially those with loved ones in the Gulf should not be allowed to watch More than Brief news updates Turner advised. A never underestimate How a child May misunderstand to news a he  for the troops the outfit of a demonstrator left makes Clear her feelings about operation desert storm. She was part of a rally monday near the White House. Supporters right wave flags during a demonstration sunday in Chicago a Norwood Park. The rally a photo was organized by veterans groups to show support for troops in the persian  attack damages 2nd site in Oregon City Eugene Ore. Apr an incendiary device heavily damaged a Section of an internal Revenue service building three Days after a . Army Reserve Center was firebombed authorities said. Investigators said a peace movement literature was found near the damaged office of the examination division which conducts tax audits of businesses. They Muncie ind. Apr a judge marrying a couple separated by the persian Gulf War wished the newlyweds a a Long and Happy lifetime a As soon As they get together. Kandy Green 19, said monday she and army Reserve pc. John Lee 25, wanted to be married before he shipped out last month to saudi Arabia but time ran out. A i was dealing with the stress and he was Busy packing a she said. A i figured if it was that important we could do it Over the  officiating in the Long distance wedding monday was judge Richard Dailey w to tied the wedding knot from his Chambers in Delaware county Superior court. Said however that it it was premature to link the sunday fire to anti War activists. A it is an arson a said police sgt. Becky Hanson. A we have determined an incendiary device started the  she said the fire which caused an estimated $30,000 in damage bore similarities to thursdays attack when Molotov cocktails were tossed into the Reserve Cen it up ing vows after pronouncing the couple husband and wife Dailey told the Bride a Kandy you May now talk to your husband.�?�. Through a microphone and speaker the judge told the Groom a John Are you still on the line All right we Hope you and Kandy have a Long and Happy lifetime together As soon As you get  then the judge ushered the witnesses from his Chambers so the couple could speak privately for 20 minutes. The Bride said later that she discussed with her husband a what we plan to do when he gets Home. He a not sure How Long he will be there but he wants to go to Disney  Ter causing some $20,000 in damage. Several anti War demonstrations have taken place in Eugene 110 Miles South of Portland and protesters have maintained a Vigil outside the Federal building since War began in the persian Gulf last week. Peace activists denounced the fires a these Are outrageous acts of individual violence and we have nothing at All to Sands of time in the stars and stripes 40 years ago today. Do with them a said Randy Prince a spokesman for Eugene peace works. Dwight Sparlin supervisor of the irs criminal investigation division declined to elaborate on the literature found near the fire. Peace works spokesman Thom Alberti said the literature May have been left by someone who wants to discredit the anti War movement. Jan. 23, 1951 a five tank led . Task forces struck deep into the no Many a land of Western Korea without meeting the main body of the chinese communists. 30 years ago today. Jan. 23, 1961 a president Kennedy met with Secretary of state Dean Rusk and undersecretary of state Chester Bowles to receive a report on soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev stalk with . Ambassador Llewellyn l. Thompson. 20 years ago today. Jan. 23, 1971 a cambodians air Force was virtually wiped out when communist raiders made a nighttime attack pm phenom phen Airport. 10 years ago today. Jan-23, 1981 a president Reagan praised the 52 former iranian hostages for their a professionalism and patriotism under the most demanding circumstances a in a message read to them at Wiesbaden Germany