European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 27, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 a a a the stars and stripes sunday january 27,1991 at a glance a \ a bombed iraqi Oil refinery  forbids Oil dumping the deliberate dumping of Oil or attacks on installations that May cause grave ecological damage Are forbidden under updated rules on warfare ratified by 100 countries. A Page 3war fears grow in Turkey having allowed its territory to be used As a second front in the air War against neighbouring Iraq Turkey is now living under an implicit iraqi threat of attack. A Page 4mysterious air Force concerns Are growing that Saddam Hussein has withheld his air Force in the wars first 10 Days in order to launch a massive bombing attack against the allies. A a a Page 5waiting for the word in the Middle of the night in every shallow foxhole dug out of the hard Rock of the saudi desert a few Miles from Iraq there a a . Soldier waiting for someone who does no to know the password. A page6censorship warning censorship is denying americans vital information needed to understand the War Abc news president Michael Gartner says. A Page 7war May hinge on iraqi units . Officials have concluded the outcome of the Gulf War a and the Long term stability of the Middle East a hinges on the destruction of the elite Republican  Page 8war in the Gulf european weather forecast Tor sunday mostly Cloudy occasionally Partov Cloudy with widespread mor Ning fog and isolated dazzle. Isolated freezing drizzle in the Central Hills in the my mag by afternoon there wifi to isolated areas of fair conditions mainly in the North. High temperatures 39-43 North 31 -36 South lows 29-33 North 25-30 South. Sunset sunday 5 10. Sunrise monday 8 06 Outlook for monday Cloudy with dense morning tog and isolated drizzle. Occasionally partly Cloudy in the Alt Moon with Patchy fog High temperatures 40-45 North 32-37 South lows 29 33 North 27-32 South. Temperatures recorded saturday a 4 am 4pm Adana p Amsterdam c Athens p Aviano f Beilin do Bremerhaven c Brussels c a provided by det 13 41 48 Copenhagen p 36 38 Frankfurt. C 41 50 London do 30 43 Madrid c 38 36 Munich Fol 38 39 p3rrs. C 28 32 Home c 2nd weather Wing. Graben Trarbach 4am 4pm 41 41 32 36 39 28 30 32 30 38 48 30 30 52 Loving touches a amps Jim Derheim Marissa Sirmans of Hahn a in Germany helps her children and 10-year-old Alvin or. About 100 family members gathered make Valentines saturday to Send to their father tech. Sgt. At the Hahn a Chapel to create Valentines and make person Alvin Sirmans sr., who is deployed in saudi Arabia. With her Ali Zed video greetings for their loved ones who Are participate Are Sheila 6 from left Casey 4 f5-Monthold Stephanie ing in operation desert storm. Rallies in states draw Battle lines Between Gulf backers opponents from wire reports thousands of demonstrators massed in american cities and towns saturday in the Home front Battle Over whether to support the persian Gulf War or to demand an end to the fighting. Thousands of people gathered in the nations capital where an anti War protest began on one Side of the Capitol and about three dozen people rallied on the opposite Side in support of president Bush a policy. A nobody wants War but i think we re doing what we have to do a said Brian Mim  a Senate staffer. The demonstration was organized by congressional staffers who agreed not to name their employers peace groups labor unions and aids activists were among about 8,000 people who converged saturday near the waterfront in san Francisco site of some of the largest anti War demonstrations and hundreds of arrests. A Parade downtown was to end with a rally featuring performances by singers Joan Baez Holly near country Joe Mcdonald and speeches by environmentalists Union organizers and feminist leaders. A rally in support of . Troops in the Middle East also was scheduled. In dozens of cities a opponents of the War planned to Pray or March. Meanwhile supporters of the Multi National coalition pounding Saddam Hussein a  with bombs and missiles planned rallies and Star spangled parades. A a. A a a Goldsboro n.c., Home of Seymour Johnson fab was one of the Many cities where pro troop rallies were planned. A min Parade in Honor of the troops was scheduled in South Philadelphia. In the Small northeastern Oklahoma town of Heavener a Parade organized by mothers of service members sent to the Middle East Drew at least 250 people some 125 tractor trailers festooned with flags yellow ribbons and banners stretched out along the Massachusetts Turnpike on saturday morning in support of operation desert storm. Meanwhile in Germany on saturday about a Quarter of a million people chanting a give peace a chances and swaying to the Rock music tune called for an end to the Gulf War in what organizers said was the largest rally of its Type in a a  the demonstrators gathered in front of Bonne a downtown University held banners that read a German  exporters to the front and a thou Shalt not  by mid afternoon there were no reported incidents As Rock bands alternated on the huge stage with speakers from Church groups Trade unions peace movements and political parties. Organizers speakers and Many demonstrators stressed that the rally was not tainted by anti american sentiment and rejected government claims that similar protests in recent Days were largely directed against the United states or Israel. The Bonn government stung by Western criticism for its handling of the Gulf crisis had earlier warned demonstrators against any form of ant american pro a test a a a officials of Chancellor Helmut Kohls conservative party had also criticized the mainstream opposition social democratic party for joining protests which they said were dominated by condemnations of the . Role in the War. Bomb hits Paris newspaper building a Cloudy. A party Cloudy. Man do drizzle. In tog. Paris apr a bomb exploded Early saturday outside the Headquarters of the Liberal French newspaper liberation. It caused considerable damage to the buildings Entrance but no one was injured police said. They said that an unsigned leaflet left at the scene denounced liberation so swing from leftism to the consensus a suggesting that the attack was related to the persian Gulf War. But police would not say if the note contained specific references to the Gulf. If the bombing was linked to the War it would be the first terrorist attack in France that is related to the conflict. Three people were evacuated from the building after the explosion in Central Paris which occurred around 5 a.m., police said. The radio network France info described the explosion As a very Strong and said it shattered w window s in the area. France has 10,000 troops in the Gulf Region. Its Jaguar air Force jets have taken part in raids against iraqi military targets in Iraq and occupied Kuwait. Paris police chief Pierre Verbrugghe visited the scene of the blast shortly after the explosion but made no immediate comment. Three Security guards were of duty at the newspaper building at the time of the attack France info said