European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 17, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday april 17, 1991 at a glance Navy commander Bill Mulby plays with his children to Murlaine 6, and Patrick 3, after his return monday to Camp Lejeune . Melphy had been serving in the Mideast. Sec Story on Page 10. Taxing times taxpayers blame their accountants poor math skills and even a Golf tournament for waiting until deadline Day to make a dash to file their Federal returns. V a a a a. A a a a a a a a a page4 death Row appeals limited the supreme court in a ruling that could hasten Many executions restricts the rights of death Row inmates to make repeated appeals of their convictions. A Page 6 officers on trial a Public trial opened. Monday in Argentina for 15 army officers accused of attempting to topple the government of president Carlos Menem. A Page 7 foreign affairs Rudi Perpich former governor of Minnesota says he could become foreign minister of the yugoslav Republic of. Croatia a but Only if he gets clearance from the u s state department. A pages accusations mount police in Palm Beach fla., say they went to the Kennedy estate one Day after the alleged rape of a woman there and were falsely told sen. Ted Kennedy his son and Nephew had left town. A Page 9 1 Index Abby Ann Landers. 19 comics. Commentary letters. 12 Money matters. A 17 sports a. 22-28 to listings. 22 weather. 11 details of air Force changes Here Are highlights of the Job changes expected to result from planned air Force redeployment announced monday. The first column of figures shows full time military employment expected As of mid-1991. The second column shows civilian employment at the same time including Reserve and National guard technicians. The third column shows expected changes in military positions and the fourth column shows expected changes in civilian jobs. Some changes Are the result of planned cancellations of previous redeployment As at Mather fab. 1 2 3 my Arizona Davis Monthan 4,512 1,303 88 a 60 Luka 4,713 1,208 683 97 Tucson a 172. 616 0 12 Arkansas Little Rock 4,617 741 -361 -18 California Beale 3,368 441 -220 28 Edwards 4,419 2,468 84 431 March 3,379 1,261 76 520 Mather no no 450 100 Mcclellan 3,233 10,782 -302 �?�797 Norton no no -150 -138 Colorado Peterson 3,262 1,641 -363 Connecticut Bradley a 63 214 -4 4 Florida Eglin 8,495 3,804 -262. -77 Homestead. 3,730 942 281 31 Orlando 17 39 Patrick 2,775 1,149 168 -103 Tyndall 4.411 1,011 27 26 Georgia. In Robins 3,855 12,164 -235 -470 Hawaii Hickam 4,169 2,021 -342 -44 Idaho Boise air term 186 327 -65 6 Mountain Home and and and and Iowa Des Moines a 47 253 -7 6 Sioux Twy a 37 222 -5 8 Louisiana Barksdale i 5,592 1,142 29 104 new Orleans 0 312 0 28 1 2 3 Maine Bangor angst 342 Maryland Martin state 133 Airport Massachusetts Barnstable Mun 72 Airport Michigan  Selfridge Mississippi Kessler Missouri Whiteman Montana Malmstrom Nebraska Offutt Nevada Nellis Onop 8,552 1,086 Reno Cannon a 68 230 new Mexico Cannon 4,740 520 Holloman 5,329 1,047 Kirtland 4,467 2,323 new York Plattsburgh 3,604 375 North Carolina Pope 3,900 386 Ohio. Newark 88 t876 Wright 8,431 15,695 Patterson 337 313 206 3,202 379 132 1,226 5,197 2,159 3,321 478 4,540 510 11,711 1,850 -226 -53 0 67 a -4 4 106 93 0 -13 169 72 344 281 -209 15 -574 -72 �?�2,485 25 23 6 303 19 -348 -97 -498 -97 -1,385 -39 454 48 -6 -118 -1,761 -646 Oklahoma tinker Tulsa a Oregon Portland a Pennsylvania Willow Grove Nas puerto Rico puerto Rico a South Carolina Charleston Shaw South Dakota Ellsworth a a. Texas Dyess Goodfellow fort Hood \ Kelly Lackland Randolph Sheppard Utah Hill Virginia Langley Washington Fairchild Mcchord Wisconsin Truax Field 7,291 40 84 59 58 210 3,989 5,463 1,114 556 222 -968 -5 8 0 -10 0 34 -5 8 109 40 -81 3 6,653 579 -1,709 -56 4,548 1,431 no 4,267 5,776 4,656 2,972 429 375 no 16,654 2,757 2,788 1,127 5,055 10,944 8,785 1,744 4,117 3,617 772 1,255 58 217 253 22 102 34 117 3 -405 -656 384 27 -40012 863 360 -194 -1,320 �?�1,369 -80 1,221 89 974 71 -4 4 the third and fourth columns do not include major a. Red dons announced in february for Mcclellan Robins Wright Patterson tinker Kelly and Hill fab. Eng not Givena International Airport and not determined Ang a air National Cuard. Nas naval air stations amps Susan Harris latest air Force budget proposal could slosh military civilian jobs by Susanne m. Schafer the associated press Washington Many air Force bases could face civilian and Active duty Job cuts under budget plans unveiled monday. A / the plan announced monday is related to defense Secretary Dick a Heney a proposal to close 14 major air Force bases. The changes also reflect plans to reorganize air Force fighting units and support personnel to adjust to the base closings and other changes. Bases that would be hit hardest Are in Ohio South Dakota new York Utah and Oklahoma with each state standing to lose More than 1,000 jobs. In contrast Missouri would Benefit front the reshuffling. Its Whiteman fab stands to gain More than 600 jobs when 30 b-2 stealth bombers Are based there beginning in Early 1993.air Force officials Are already girding for the  will have to move people May be getting Pink slips a said capt. Jack Giese an air Force spokesman. He said the service will try to ease the pain by making the cuts through Normal attrition such As retirements. It will also seek new postings for airmen and officers whose jobs Are eliminated. Nato military commands to reduce staff by 500 Casteau Belgium a amps a troop cutbacks in Europe will mean the loss of 500 jobs in the next two years at nato military command centers. A when you Cut forces you also have to reduce Headquarters staff said it. Col. Alan Freitag a spokesman for the supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe. Nato military commands will reduce staff members by 5 percent in 1991 and another 5 percent in 1992, Freitag said. The cuts will affect All nationalities working at shape and the other nato command centers As Well As both military and civilian employees. The cuts also will a tied All pay Grade Levels within those categories Freitag said. The cuts will be accomplished through attrition. Shape with about 3,000 employees will be affected the most by the cutbacks it will lose about 300 positions. The cutbacks affect nato subordinate command centers including Allied forces Central Europe Allied forces Northern Europe Allied forces Southern Europe . Air forces come Allied come Europe Mobile Force and the nato airborne Early warning Force a the air Force plans to reduce its size while continuing modernization and maintaining readiness a to provide a smaller but balanced ready and sustainable War fighting Force a the service said in a statement. By 1995, the air Force plans to Cut 37 percent of its Force of tactical fighter planes 32 percent of its Long Range sofa tag in bombers and 19 percent of its Active duty personnel. That would mean a reduction of 102,000 men and women from the current level of 530,000. The air Force plans to Cut 46,000 civilian and Active duty military men and women from its Force this fiscal year. The stars arid stripes names european editor William s. Walker an 18-year Veteran staff member of the stars and stripes has been appointed european editor of the newspaper it was announced tuesday by Bernard Zovistoski editor. Walker 45, has worked in various roles at the newspaper most recently As news editor. In the newly established position of european editor he will manage All newsroom operations reporting to the editor. Walker worked for the associated press and the Columbia . State record before joining the stars and stripes As a reporter in 1973. He earned a . Degree at c Lemson and an . At South Carolina. He and his wife Elizabeth reside in Gries Heim Germany. Amp