European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 2, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                . 49, no. 320 saturday March 2,1991 authorized unofficial publication for the . Armed forces 350 d 8693 return of pos top priority Iraq risks More grief Cheney says my see pages2 through 6, i 14-17 from wire reports a defense Secretary Dick Cheney warned Friday that Iraq risks a More grief if it does no to promptly return . And Allied prisoners of War and president Bush gloated a bit at the outcome of the massive All out Battle that recaptured Kuwait. A by god we be kicked the Vietnam syndrome once and for All a a he told a gathering of state legislators. In Kuwait american soldiers hoisted the Flag outside the . Embassy As ambassador Edward Gnehm arrived to take up his Post. When former ambassador Nathaniel Howell left Kuwait in december he brought the Flag to Washington with him. A the said at the time he left a we re com ing Back a a a Gnehm said. A we Are Back and 1 bring his Flag  Allied military officials Friday reported a few cease fire violations including several minor exchanges of fire overnight thursday which were initiated by iraqi units presumed not to have Learned of the truce. Two . Doctors were killed Friday morning by mines As they tried to assist in taking iraqi prisoners and a bus carry see pos on Page 10saddam May seek exile in Algeria it Paris up a Saddam Hussein is expected to go into exile in Algeria after resigning or being forced to resign As president of Iraq be Monde newspaper said Friday. Algerian leaders were negotiating assurances from the .-led coalition that Saddam would not be pursued once he goes into exile the newspaper said. But close aides to the iraqi dictator were pressing him not to abandon Power it said. Baghdad radio called on Saddam a to overcome the trial of leadership after his humiliating defeat by the allies. A foreign ministry spokesman in Algiers denied the report saying it was a a pure journalistic  an algerian Diplomat in Algiers also said the government had not received an Asylum request from Saddam. But he said the iraqi Leader a would be we come like any other Arab head of state. Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity. Algerian officials said earlier that coalition leaders had guaranteed the Cecal the report said. However when asked if the coalition would leave Saddam alone if the report was True Secretary of state James Baker in Washington said a i know nothing about that report other than having seen the fact of the re see Saddam or Page 10 Al Kozakiewicz 23, of Buffalo ., wounded in a Battle with iraqi tanks on wednesday weeps fellow Tanker of the 24th inf div Mech. At right is Michael Vantarakis 21, of Queens  Media Pool after learning of the death of a Media Pool while a Piedici with the 24th attends an iraqi Soldier who was wounded in the same Battle