European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 7, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10.�?�?the stars and stripes thursday february 7,1991 faces a places movies missing the big picture 40s Star says from wire reports Dorothy Lam our the sultry actress of the a Road Quot pictures of the 1940s and �?T50s, said Hollywood producers who opt for youth and sex on the screen Are missing out on. A vast audience. A there is a big big senior citizen audience. They Are so Happy to remember the Good times a Lamour said. A fall the nudity and sex on the screen a Well i just wont go Sec it a she said. Lamour made her debut tuesday night As narrator of a Stephen Sondheim revue a Side by Side by Sondheim a at the grand hotel in Anaheim Calif. In it she sings two of Sondheim a hits a a everything a coming up roses a from a a Gypsy and a Broadway baby from  a when i sing a Moonlight becomes you or a Tangerine or a personality a i can look in the audience and Sec smiles on Peoples faces a Lamour said. A i feel in a bringing Back Happy memories. That a the great thing about show  Man of the year a Center for disadvantaged youths has named actor Arnold Schwarzenegger its a Man of the year a saying the muscular actor is a Good role Model for Young people. A through his own personal example Schwarzenegger has challenged the youth of America to improve their bodies As Well As their minds a said Daniel l. Hernandez executive director of the Hollenbeck youth Center. The Center located in the Boyle Heights Section of los Angeles serves More than 6,000 youths a year through its athletic and literacy programs. Schwarzenegger Star of the recent movies a total recall and a kindergarten cop a is chairman of the presidents Council on physical fitness and  Pinch hits game show producer Mark Goodson had to appear for one of his hosts Alex Trebek so Trebek could go to a los Angeles Hospital for the birth of his first child. Trebek was taping a to Tell the truth a which he hosts along with a a jeopardy and a concentration a when he got the Call sunday. So Goodson stepped in and handled Trebek a duties for two episodes. The new baby Matthew Alexander and Trebek a wife Jane Are doing  earning Patch a a. A 1 is. Elizabeth Dole who resigned As labor Secretary last fall to head the american red Cross said monday that she would give up her first years salary to demonstrate that volunteers Are the a heart and soul of the red Cross. The last person who held the Job made about $ 185,000 a year red Cross officials have said. A the Best Way i can let volunteers know of their importance is to be one of them a to earn the Patch on my sleeve a Dole said in a speech to staff and volunteers on the first Day of her new Job. Dole the wife of Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas became the first of president Bush a Cabinet secretaries to resign when she announced last november that she would head the red Cross. She made about $98,000 As a Cabinet Secretary her husband now makes about $102,000 As a  scud shot Down Saddam yes scud no. Hundreds of Quot Muslim families in Algeria Are naming Newborn sons Saddam after the iraqi Leader but authorities shot Down an attempt by one family to name a son scud after the iraqi missile. Naming boys Saddam has been widely popular since the persian Gulf War erupted on Jan. 17. Many islamic conservatives support Saddam a invasion of Kuwait and his efforts to align the Arab world against Israel. But news reports said registry officials Drew the line when one couple tried to name their baby scud. Iraqi from Page 1 iraqi soldiers surrendered a including two officers. Neal added that the relentless Allied bombing was taking a toll on iraqi troops. Commenting on iraqi prisoners of War he said a their morale seems to be Low they re not being fed enough they re lice infested they re sick of this Day in Day out air  ,. In Baghdad meanwhile iraqi officials said the allies carried out 281 air raids and missile attacks overnight and wednesday including intensive bombing of residential areas. A a 7 a a. 7 a ,. \ a military spokesman there claimed Iraq shot Down six Allied planes Affeld missiles. Allied military spokesman said earlier wednesday there had been to Allied aircraft losses in the past 24 hours. Iraq also claimed its artillery fire had killed 40 Allied soldiers and wounded 38 wednesday near Hafar Al Batin in northeastern saudi Arabia. The report carried by the official iraqi news Agency cited unidentified diplomatic sources. Allied commanders gave no report wednesday of a clash inside saudi Arabia. The iraqis said that in the Southern iraqi City of an Nasi Riya about 150 people including 35 children were killed by the air assault Many Homes were reported it was the highest death toll reported by Iraq from a single raid in the persian Gulf War. Travellers arriving in Baghdad from an Nasi Riya reported that the City came under intensive bombardment tuesday night. They said military and Industrial targets were hit. The iraqi government daily Ai thaw a reported wednesday that 349 people had been killed in the Southern port City of Basra since the Allied raids began. It was not Clear How the latest casualty reports would alter the previously announced civilian death toll of428. Iraqi officials said the Allied bombs and missiles raining Down on Baghdad overnight smashed a Hospital a Bridge a communications Center and Homes. They said two surface to surface rockets landed near a bus station destroying two movie Heaters and about 200 shops. . Officials have repeatedly said that the air attacks Are targeting military and strategic Sites and that efforts have been made to avoid civilian casualties. Meanwhile the Missouri was in action overnight firing its 16-Inch guns at targets along the kuwaiti coast the . Command in saudi Arabia said wednesday. The battleship destroyed a radar site artillery and a surface to air missile position. A dug in iraqi military unit also was hit but the command said it did no to know How much damage was done. The command also said one Allied air raid scored closing from Pagel m West Suffolk county. King said a smaller number of newer f-15e aircraft would be based at Lakenheath,.and that the Falls would return to upper Heyford for six weeks every year. The air Force had 4,403 Active duty personnel at upper Heyford and 5,300 at Lakenheath As of sept. 1, said sgt. Michael Devine of 3rd air Force Public affairs. There Are a total of 906 civilian employees and 11,202 dependents at the two bases Devine said. The holy Loch base about 45 Miles West of Glasgow was opened in 1961 amid intense local opposition. A about 10,000 people marched in protest in May 1961. . Sailors turned fire hoses of demonstrators who tried to invade the base in Small boats. Ray Michie the local member of parliament said relations Between the Navy and the town had been  Page 1 Bush that the treaty not be submitted to the Senate for ratification also Baker told the House foreign affairs committee. A _1___ 1____ t t the disagreements have slowed work on another treaty to reduce . And soviet Long Range nuclear missile arsenals. Baker stressed for instance the Transfer by the soviets of three divisions to naval defences with a claim that exempts the weapons from ceilings established by the conventional forces in Europe pact. Naval units Are not covered by the treaty. Baker said Only the soviet Union takes the position the divisions Are excluded. All other members of the Warsaw possible hit on an iraqi Mobile launcher for scud missiles. The launchers have been used to lob missiles at Israel and. Saudi Arabia although the attacks have tapered off in recent Days. A. Iran a official news Agency said the Roar of attacking Allied planes could be heard pounding Southern iraqi cities every five minutes throughout the night and wednesday morning. It said iraqi air defences apparently were Quot silent. A a a a a a a also wednesday . Military officials reported that iraqis elite Republican guard has shown great skill in dispersing and concealing its forces but is still being badly Hurt by Allied air strikes. The guard one of the main targets of the bombing Campaign has extensively used decoys a including tanks made of plywood a to fool Allied pilots said the officials who spoke on condition of anonymity. A 1 i Lai Miia a. Imp a v try a mind ii to Lygis sums uric ii Mary us Ciai bail. According to French military estimates 30 percent of the guard has been taken out of action by Allief attacks a top French general said wednesday. A , officials refuse to offer numbers or percentages on enemy deaths or equipment damage. Gen. Michel Roqu Jeoffre commander of French forces in saudi Arabia cautioned that his assessment is Only an estimate. A one can never make mathematical statistics while a conflict is unfolding a he said. A you have to count among other things psychological  in anticipation of ground fighting the allies Are Rushing supplies to the desert front lines. At Forward staging areas wednesday huge Hercules c-130 transports were arriving every 30 minutes air Force capt. Scott Smith said after one such delivery. A it never stops a he said. The Cornerstone of any ground offensive May Well be an amphibious assault. Pentagon sources said a . Marine task Force is mane vering into position after a practice seaborne attack on the Southern Shore of the arabian Peninsula. The task Force a made up of about 17,000 marines a is a slowly working its Way North one Marine corps officer said tuesday. In other War news a an iraqi patrol boat was sunk and two others a patently escaped after the boats fired on Shafii the saudi port City where a major Battle occurred a week ago Allied military sources said wednesday. The iraqi Craft were engaged by saudi naval vessels and a naval helicopter they said. A the International confederation of free Trade unions citing sources in the Gulf Region said in Brussels Belgium that Iraq is drafting migrant workers from Egypt and Sudan into its armed forces and executing resisters. A a a a a a a a a a a 0 a fact and the United states ant nato Ani Edisa re Siirid. Also Baker told the House foreign affairs com he a and i think its demonstrated by the fact that approximately 200 . Naval personnel marry local girls every  so. They do consider it Many of them As Home. Party a he Sman Liberal democratic Many Many people will be put out of work in the hotel business bed and breakfast a she said. Brian Wilson a native of Dunoon and a labor party lawmaker told reporters he had always been opposed to the base. Or there would obviously be a period of economic  hut that is going to come some time and better sooner than later a Wilson said. Secret British Cabinet papers made Public last month showed that prime minister Harold Macmillan had Ini y Ednd failed to persuade president Eisenhower to locate the submarine base farther away from Glasgow where 755,000 people live. Macmillan a 1960 letter to Eisenhower proposed that the base be located at Gare Loch about 10 Miles East of where it eventually ended up. Disagreements Over implementing the treaty have Irmo and Fher Accord to reduce . And soviet Long Range nuclear missiles. A we need to Clear these things up a he said. -. Of j j Hile Baker urged the soviet Union to keep its a  with Independence leaders in the rebellious Baltic republics. Pin justification for the use of Force Mentse he said democratically elected Golem Mim put trim a had pledged a continuing com  a peace fut dialogue and to creation of a society ruled by Law not Force. ?8 to watch this situation closely to see ties a Baker said re Resen Tatlo is 3ecome enduring Reali Roas a crr a vie leadership As being a at a Cross s Gorbachev no be e a directly t0 president Milhau b. Gorbachev who is struggling to maintain his authority