European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 7, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 2 b the stabs and stripes tuesday May 7, 1991 at a glance k Lufa t a Quot violinist Isaac Stern and cellist Yoyo a arc on hand sunday to help Carnegie Hall celebrate its 100th anniversary. See Story picture on Page 5. Rioting erupts in . At least 10 police officers Are injured one critically when violence Breaks out in a largely hispanic neighbourhood in Washington after a Man was shot during an arrest sunday a a Page 4 lobbying for b-2 lawmakers Are being inundated by Calls and letters As the White House the Pentagon and the Northrop corp. Lobby to save the expensive b-2 stealth bomber from budget cutters. A page5 cleaning up molten food firefighters in Madison wis., work to douse the burning remains of a food warehouse Complex As it oozes molten butter cheese and lard. A _ Page 6 All quiet near fort Campbell bars and strip joints braced for wild revelry As thousands of Young men headed Back to fort Campbell ky., after seven months in the persian Gulf. But what was feared never  Page 9 for Coke Germany is it while most Western companies remain reluctant to dip into economically troubled Eastern Germany coca cola co. Plans to spend $450 million there Over the next two years one of its. Largest foreign investments Ever. A Page 17 Index Abby Ann Landers. 19 action line. 16 comics. 19-21 commentary. .13 crossword. 19 letters. 12 Money matters. 17 sports. 22-28 to listings. 22 weather. Schwarzkopf hails Tampa gala As Mother of All homecomings the crowd which chanted .  Schwarzkopf and his family Rode Irr a motorcade on a three mile drive to the stadium for the c a red while and Blue troop  it featured 200 children singing the pledge of allegiance fireworks and a flyover by Jet fighters from Macdill fab. As a finale Schwarzkopf stood on stage shoulder to shoulder with Mickey mouse As country Singer Lee Greenwood belted out the general a favorite song a a god bless the  they were backed by a sea of american flags balloons singers and dancers in a Walt Disney world produced spectacular that resembled a bowl game halftime show. More than 100 people rep Tampa Fla. Apr Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf thanked a Hometown crowd for a Star spangled gala he called Quot the Mother of All homecomings and heaped his own Praise on those who stayed behind. A a we May be the Thunder and lightning of desert storm but you re the heaven from whence we came and you re the Silver lining of our Welcome Home a the persian Gulf War hero told a Tampa stadium crowd of 28,380 sunday. Included in the crowd were More than 10,000 troops and their families. A with your support we could not lose a Schwarzkopf said. A what we re Here for is to recognize those who stayed behind a dressed in his familiar desert fatigues appropriate in the 91-degree heat the 56-year-old Allied commander paid tribute to those who Hung yellow ribbons painted billboards staged rallies and sent the troops tons of cards letters and cookies. A it was you who suffered the separations and hardships a Schwarzkopf told waiting s the hard part when dad is due Home by Ken Clauson Bremer Haven Bureau Karlstedt Germany a Jason Dulski 13, Isnit scared anymore. Now he a getting impatient. He wants his dad Back from saudi Arabia and he has Only a couple of Days More to wait. A a it a really rough Quot he said saturday. A i can to stand my dad being gone for a Long  his father chief warrant officer 3 Stephen Dulski is a physicians assistant with the 4th in 3rd Field arty. He a due Back in Karlstedt this week along with More than 2,000 other 2nd army div fwd soldiers who deployed to saudi Arabia in january. An Advance party of More than 700 soldiers is to arrive in Karlstedt on tuesday night followed by 350 on wednesday and another 1,000 on thursday. An additional 2,000 soldiers from the unit Are to return May 15 and 16. Jason is accustomed to his dads leaving for training exercises but he always knows he a coming Back from those. Operation desert storm was different. A it was really scary because we did no to know when the War was going to Start or what was going to happen a he  the students at inc american school in osterholz found out about the february cease fire when it was announced Over the classroom intercoms. A everybody just went crazy. I cried a Jason said. A not because i was sad but because i was so Happy. 1 was so  when his dad returns Jason wants to take him upstairs to let him sleep first. A and when  up in a going to make Coffee for him and make his breakfast for him so he can have breakfast in bed for about a week.�?�. A the chief warrant officer likes scrambled eggs with cheese and Bacon and some onions mixed in Jason said. And Toast and biscuits. Jason a Friend Bobby go saves 13, shares similar feelings. A it seems lonely without him Quot Bobby said of his father capt. Randall go saves from he co 3rd in 66th Armor. A it seems like there a nobody to play with hardly. Hell take us fishing and to baseball games. There a so Many things i want to  Penny Arneson 14, has been lonely too. Her father chief warrant officer 2 Douglas Arneson is also due Home wednesday with he co 3rd in 66th Armor. A a he a not there when i need him a she said a i miss his logic. He always has a reason for  she misses basketball games with him his encouragement when she runs and his help with her Homework. A i want to go on vacation so i can have him All to myself a she said although she admitted Shell have to share dad with her Mother. A my momus already threatened to take a flight to saudi Arabia to go see him Quot Penny said a a we re going to be separated again in August and he a not going to come Home again until september. I think ill  Iraq stops censoring foreign press Baghdad Iraq apr the government has lifted censorship rules imposed on foreign journalists at the Start of the persian Gulf War. The Only reason cited for the change announced monday was that censorship was no longer necessary. Officials told foreign journalists that they no longer needed Security clearance. A you Are free to write whatever you please based on what you see and hear during your stay in Baghdad a a ministry of information official said speaking on condition of anonymity. Schwarzkopf resenting each Branch of the a Solury took part in the hour Keg Salute aral Schwarzkopf commended each Branch contribution to the War a Kuwait is free today became the United states of Proenca is still the Home of the Brave a he said Lorain c. Revaux an air Force Reserve technical sergeant from Tampa gave a special thanks to those who served a when we Salute you we Are not Triy saluting the uniform but the special Man. Who wears it Prev Ait said a thank you for what you have done Tor your troops your country and the cause of  since his return from saudi Arabia two weeks ago Schwarzkopf has been to Washington for lunch with president Bush and to Louisville to participate in Kentucky Derby festivities. Although he said he has no political aspirations after his retirement to August a group of Pinellas county republicans has launched a a draft the general Campaign to urge him to run for the . Senate in 1992. Patriot Hawk soldiers arrive Back in Germany Gie Belstadt Germany a amps it a More than 800 soldiers who manned and maintained Patriot and Hawk missiles in the persian Gulf returned to Germany on saturday and sunday. A total of 850 soldiers assigned to task Force 8�?43 during the Gulf War returned to Home bases in Gie Belstadt Wurzburg and Darmstadt said Babs Angel an army spokeswoman. The task Force named for the 8th in 43rd air defense arty in Gie Belstadt was responsible sat protecting the Vii corps left flank As the unit drove into Iraq she said. It also provided air defense during cease fire negotiations in Safwan Iraq. The units returning to Gie Belstadt army Airfield were the 8th in 43rd air defense arty s four Patriot missile batteries and one Hawk missile Battery and the 57th maintenance co other of the task forces Hawk missile batteries and the 569th ordnance co returned to their Home stations at Emery Cavern in Wurzburg while the units 611th ordnance co returned to Darmstadt. Support command troops returning to Stuttgart Stuttgart Germany a a plane carrying 208 2nd corps support come he soldiers arrived sunday from saudi Arabia one of the first of several flights expected to bring the command to Germany this week. The plane landed at 4 . At Stuttgart a Airport said command spokeswoman. Zena Feath Erston. The passengers included the unit commander Brig. Gen. Robert p. Mcfaron. A smaller group of Headquarters soldiers was expected to land in Stuttgart on monday evening. About 26,000 soldiers including reservists from the United states were assigned to the command in several locations in saudi Arabia Durins operations desert shield and desert storm Featherston said. 33 support unit soldiers return from saudi Arabia Hanau Germany a thirty three members of the 16th corps support group returned to Germany from saudi Arabia Early monday. The remaining 38 members cd the Karau based 3rd corps support come unit Are due to return later this month a unit spokesman said while deployed the unit built two ices pics support bases in saudi Arabia and another seer base in Southern Iraq. The unit deployed to saudi Arabia on Deo