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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Monday, June 10, 1991

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     European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 10, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                German the  vol. 50, no. 58 monday june 10,1991 b authorized unofficial Poueu catch for the . Armed up Coz 35c d 8693 a philippine Volcano threatens Clark a by the associated press a Volcano that had been dormant for centuries spewed hot Ash and rocks Down its slopes sunday and . Officials ordered thousands of americans at nearby Clark a to pack for a possible evacuation. A a Quot Quot v a. A. There were no reports of injuries from what tire philippine authorities described As a moderate eruption of mount Pinatubo. The eruption sent searing gases Ash and Rock pouring from two craters of the 4,795-foot Mountain at speeds up to 60 Mph. Debris was sprayed As far As the South China sea 20 Miles to the West. More than 12,000 people from three provinces were ordered evacuated. At Clark a about 10 Miles East of the Volcano air Force spokesman it. Col. Ron Rand advised the 16.000 troops dependents and civilian employees to pack their bags and be prepared for an evacuation order. If an order were issued personnel would be transported to the .-run Subic Bay naval facilities about 50 Miles Southwest of Clark Rand said. Classes were suspended for monday at base schools in Japan meanwhile residents in the Southwest feared More avalanches from a Volcano that killed at least 37 people in its first eruption last week and burned 73 Homes in another outburst on saturday. Nearly 10,000 people have left their Homes at the foot of Japan s mount Unzen and two naval ships stood by to take residents farther away in Case a new eruption sent lava hot rocks and Ash. Over a yet wider area. The volcanoes now rumbling in Japan and the Philippines belting to a volcanic a bring of fire circling the Pacific but their simultaneous eruptions appear to see Volcano in Page Toon civil rights Compromise Washington up Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole on sunday tried to keep alive Hope for Compromise on civil rights legislation that has created an explosive political confrontation Between president Bush and Congress. With the Battleground shifted from the House to the Senate Dole said he senses a a willingness on the part of All parties to try to end this a despite the heated Exchange of partisan recriminations last week. A i think there is an open mind at the White House and hopefully we can come together on the Senate Side with a Good constructive proposal a Dole said on the lbs news program a face the  the House late last week passed a civil rights Bill backed largely by democrats but the vote was Short of the two thirds majority that would be needed to override a threatened veto by Bush. It earlier Defeated an alternative offered by the administration. Dole of Kansas saw some Prospect Tor Compromise in the fact that key democrats including House speaker Tom Foley d-wash., and sen. Edward Kennedy. £>-mass., were talking after the House vote about Stilt finding a common ground on a Bill acceptable to All parties. A they were not saying that last year a Dole said recalling How Congress sent Bush a similar Bill not to his liking and then failed to overturn his veto. % at the same time he tempered his a i of v i t a  that some a Cut 1.1 Scy Well As democrats a like re re  of the civil rights Issue and the Quot a using the conent debate  i v f a i but to position them be �?T<e1-j r a it j j-2 elections. Toe a a 1 want to do anything cd h  democrats want to attack us at a. Oij we warn to go out there in or see net it for quotas some of our re be s i new is we ought to get this a a or a it Mohl to Settle  fireworks Light up the sky near the iwo Jima Monument in Arlington va., on saturday night ending a a it Celebration and remembrance for those w to served in the persian Gulf  big Apple polishes up for big Parade i rum wire reports no eve tit of a to. H it a bows were painted on lower Ena Ioway .-.wertmttrt. Ions of  tape had arrived m Ute Iko it Rit Pitk. Orl Crew s were hammering up  in dry Hal Pari. It go i Toviy an were set to ferry the crowds. Bands fit Ira Ini mop were on the Way. A dozen wan hips were n tie t Arbor and sailors in dress w Hites were in the novt. On satay new i i. Cry was on the verge of a pc it Cut eaten . It. Arier  i Guam Iii and a Blitzkrieg of Pronio in. Me tap  to ceded lot operation Welcome hit me. Zin  o  in Parade monday for in it Lien  o tie ear Gulf War. The Mam. Rte Routis tie a cat Wii of heroes in lower manna ran Vil 5t Aue  f comr Ramsier Gen. H. Norman  t Eie Usi.  Dick Cheney  Chieh x  can smut Gen. Cohn Powell and the cd. O be  tie n in  Tairov rare Day s Jub Ziarn National  irate n it a. Mine on  new hundreds of Noi tit o a me Ca. V a Titi  of yellow and to Quot a a o it it. An my a e t it   a  suit Peter Kohl Matt. A Eumos a it in / n o Nate r  on lev i  la it n.  that Quot ii a t 1 2  /  non and services since a it v. It / a. . To i act. Cry am a Raj re Bee  do Page 10  
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