European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 24, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10the stars and stripes monday june 24, 1991pilot killed when stunt plane crashes Redding Calif. A a stunt plane crashed near a crowd of about 5,000 people watching an air show saturday killing the Pilot and injuring at least six spectators police said. Those injured in  were hit by debris when the t-34 single engine Pinili Varv Trainer crashed about 3 p.m., said police it. Chuck Byard. It had been flying in a four plane  injured were taken to hospitals i Yarcel said. Of those injured two were adults who were admitted to intensive care units Hospital officials said. Three were children who were treated for minor cuts and bruises. The condition of the sixth victim was not immediately known. The cause of the Accident was not immediately known. The Federal aviation administration was investigating the crash Byard said. Kip Cady was watching the act when the plane disappeared from View. Cady said there was no explosion. A just All of a sudden there was smoke but no noise a cad said. A then the announcer said something like a of my  then a Little bit later he said a we be got a grass  he did not mention the crash at  the Pilot belonged to a group known As the brew Angeles. The Angels which imitate the kinds of moves made by the Navy s Blue Angels flight precision team were performing on the first Dav of the two Day Redding air show. The Quot show was to Quot continue As scheduled sunday. Byard said. The brew cancels team was doing a stunt called an end Tail Roll when the crash occurred said team member de Messick. The stunt requires three planes to perform simultaneous Rolls while holding a circular formation through which the fourth Pilot Flics Messick said. A the plane that crashed was in the Middle of the Roll when the Pilot lost control he said. The brew Angels based in Northern California Fly t-34 aircraft built in the 1950s As air Force trainers. The planes can reach speeds of 230 Mph. A soviets from Page 1. A a a a. A a. A. A. A _ Tance of lower interest rates but they said they recognized that there were differing situations in each of the seven countries. A a the group met in a regular quarterly gathering aimed at coordinating economic policy. It had been set to discuss German and japanese concerns Over the dollars recent Rise . Calls for lower interest rates and other global economic issues. Discussions Between Brady and japanese finance minister Ryutaro Hashimoto earlier sunday morning were a a Frank and a a fruitful but the ministers agreed not to Rcv Eai the contents of the talks a japanese official said. A j Brady and Hashimoto met for an hour and a half in a London hotel the official said speaking anonymously. They a exchanged opinions about topics on the main Agenda he said. A. The officials meeting came three weeks before  Bush British prime minister John major and the other leaders of the seven nations meet in London for their annual economic Summit july 15-17. Soviet president Mikhail s. Gorbachev will meet the leaders jointly at the end of the Summit. T he United states Japan Germany France Britain Italy and Canada might opt for a concerted attempt to restrain the Dollar. But economists and foreign Exchange dealers Are divided on whether All seven countries can agree on such a move. The countries Are divided on what is More import taut curbing inflation or encouraging economic growth. The countries arc not Likely to agree on the United states cutting its interest rates while Germany and  theirs which is what it would take to curb. The . Currency experts say. Central Bank intervention in the foreign Exchange markets alone has had Little Success in the past. Even if the finance ministers reach an Accord the Dollar will continue to climb because of . Economic recovery experts said. The dollars surge has made it difficult for Germany to keep a tight lid on the rate of inflation which has. Been pressured by German unification. The Strong Dollar also has weakened the japanese yen constraining Japan from cutting interest rates. This Wurst May be the Best Erfurt Germany apr it took More than a ton of pork and several pounds of patience but sausage. Chefs unravelled Over the weekend what they claim is the worlds biggest bratwurst. The super sausage stretched a Little Over a mile and was served up at a fest in this town in Eastern Germany. A. Pay from Page 1 Standard  a a that a really the big change a said a Pentagon official who asked not to be identified. A but there was no solid basis for changing the other Halfway rules that had always been in place under the old officer separation pay  personnel must also agree to serve separation pay budget estimates based on Pentagon requests for fy92 and fy93, which Are still being worked out by Congress. % a a a 5 % % officers enlisted total three years in the ready Reserve after separation from Active duty. Virtually no service members with More than 18 but less than 20 years of service a the minimum to qualify for regular retired pay a Are expected to be forced out under conditions that will make them eligible for separation pay Pentagon officials said. A officers Are protected by Law and enlisted members Are generally protected by service policies once they hit 18 years a said the Pentagon official. Extending and modifying the old officer separation pay policy to include enlisted personnel and removing the previous Cap of $30,000 will be expensive. Pentagon officials expect More than 32,000 service members will be eligible Over the next two fiscal years As the services begin to draw Down their forces in Earnest. The total Cost of $1.1 billion Breaks Down to individual payments that will average about $43,000 for officers and about $17,000 for enlisted personnel. A a it a expensive in the Short run but you save Money in the Long run because you no longer have those a a people on the Active duty Rolls a the Pentagon official said. He said the debate Over the halt pay provisions was a Lively a As Navy and air Force officials pressed their views against making any half payments except in extraordinary cases particularly for homosexuality and drug and alcohol rehabilitation failures. Navy officials it Aid such a policy a rewards undeserving members and creates an incentive for poor performance and unacceptable  according to internal defense department memos. The half pay policy would also be unfair to Good performers who leave the service voluntarily which makes them ineligible for separation pay. Navy officials said. Air Force officials concurred saying that a paying members separated for reasons contrary to proper nil tar conduct and discipline would Reward inappropriate  5,129 3,959 9,098 $45,042 16,543 32,653 $231,020 66,057 297,077 $45,344 17.828 29,692 $204,774 106,219 310,993 officers 614 39.031 23,965 705 41,262 29,090 enlisted 279 21,330 5,951 279 22,305 6,223 total 893 33,501 29,916 984 35,887 35,313 1 a  1111111 Sim officers 315 34,660 10,918 315 36,248 11,418 enlisted 1,44-8 19,995 28,953 1,042 18,104 18,864 total 1,763 22,615 39.871 1,35722,315 30,282 1 Usan t it Fin officers 2,092 39,453 82,547 2,410 40,976 98,751 enlisted 1,557 14,303 23,500 1,829 15,473 28,300 total 3,679 23,825 105,047 4,239 29,972 127,051 ipod total v Tutt 11111111 off see is 8,150 42,755 343,450 7,946. 43,296 344,033 enlisted 7,253 17,059 124,461 9,108 17,524 159,606 total 15,433 30.643 472,911 17,054 29,532 503,639 additional budget costs military services have not budgeted Lor the half pay separation Benefit. Additional payments for the proposed Haft pay conditions Are estimated to be $53 Diibon annually. Sis Sharon Kilday Jehn said he shared the Navy s concern a that separation pay May be viewed by some As an incentive for poor performance or unacceptable  but that concern is sufficiently addressed by changing the policy to ban any pay for separations due to misconduct and substandard performance Jehn said. Half payments should continue for the other reasons he said because they normally result in a discharges characterized As honorable Quot and because a variety of conflicting opinions exists on the Legal and social ramifications of those conditions. Jehn said he fully believes that the new policy is consistent with the Law. The intent of Congress and previous guidelines noting that lawmakers gave the Pentagon bread latitude to define the terms for awarding half Ray and no pay for involuntary  germans of the old demons Berlin a Chancellor Helmut Kohl in a rare reference to rising right Wing violence in Eastern Germany warned germans on sunday to be wary of a the old  in a speech to roman Catholic Church leaders Kohl expressed outrage Over the Quot shameless appearance of Neo nazis in the troubled Eastern Side of the country. 1 be told germans not to shut their eyes to the danger Quot that in a number of places the old demons a nationalism hostility to strangers or anti semitism a have awakened with new  he said that Quot love of the fatherland Quot must be linked to love of Freedom and concern for the dignity of other people. Kohls remarks were made in the text of a speech Given to a roman Catholic Church conference in Speyer. Organized bands of rightist hate groups have staged numerous attacks on foreigners a particularly asians africans poles romanians and bulgarians Tabt St to e  Rai e que -1 d Gem my. S a St germans. T of to Era Ofiu m Tern Region. It de a e 15 to St its s o abet d that the Neo nazis t released excerpts from he Rerer in Advance of a no a Quot a blame crime in their Fere toners Thev also it