European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 13, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday july 13, 1991 if the uniforms done to look familiar  because army sgt. Jay Gera thus left and air Force staff sgt. Dennis White have also enlisted in another army a the worldwide legion of trekkie. Beam up to pages 14-15. Tough anti crime Bill with an unusual combination of death penalty critics and gun control opponents in opposition the Senate passed a sweeping package of anti crime legislation. A Page 5 Blacks oppose Thomas the congressional Black caucus announced thursday it is going to oppose Clarence Thomas confirmation to the supreme court. A Page 5 chief Gates leaving los Angeles police chief Daryl Gates says he s going to quit by the end of the year a at least that s what the los Angeles times says it was told. A Page 6 Only in California the voters in California May be asked next year to pass an initiative guaranteeing some Good citizens six weeks of annual vacation. A Page 7 Anatomy of a closure a pile of completed paperwork and a Dusty void was All sgt. Mike Griego seemed to have left at Hes Swisch Oldendorf air station. And he was smiling happily. A Page 9 Index Abby Ann Landers. 19 comics. 19-21 commentary.____13 letters. Money matters. 17 sports. 22-28 to listings. 22 weather. 11 Anderson leaving Pivotal role As 3rd air Force s commander by Amy Geiszler Jones us Bureau Raf Mildenhall England when maj. Gen. Marcus a. Anderson hands Over 3rd air forces Flag monday to maj. Gen. Charles link hell relinquish More than just the command of an air Force presence in great Britain. Anderson is also the highest ranking air Force officer in the country and the senior military representative to the United kingdom a a Job that Calls for High level interaction with the Host nations military and . Embassy officials in London. An afternoon spent deactivating a Squadron. A few hours each week flying an a-10 Thunderbolt ii. A Day of addressing a group of Royal air Force officers and conducting a briefing for such vips As Secretary of defense Dick Cheney . Congressional committee members and British defense officials. All of these activities have been on Andersons hectic Calendar. And then there Are the social Perks such As attending functions at Buckingham Palace and no. 10 Downing Street the British prime ministers residence. A it comes with the turf and  something that makes it an enjoyable aspect of the Job a said the 52-year-old Anderson referring to his demanding schedule. The commander As senior military representative must also work closely with top British military chiefs and officials at the . Embassy. Anderson who spent three years As 3rd air Force commander will leave England to assume command of the air Force operational test and evaluation Center at Kirtland fab . A i have travelled 60,000 Miles by staff car in the three years in be been Here a to official base visits social functions and you name it a Anderson said during an interview at Mildenhall. Andersons phone lines Between Mildenhall and London stayed Busy As he coordinated dramatic changes within the 3rd air Force. He oversaw removal of the cruise missiles at Raf Molesworth and Greenham common handled proposals to base the f-15e eagles at Raf Laken Heath and was involved in talks on returning bases such As Raf Wethersfield to the British. The commanders office is in touch daily with the British ministry of defense Liaison group known As s-9 Airt mod Headquarters in Whitehall. During the Gulf War those talks escalated As Security increased and . Air Force contingency hospitals were activated. Anderson also works closely with . Embassy officials. A a there a not a Day that goes by that i done to talk to Anderson or people working with him said Jim Hurd the embassy a political military attache. Hurd presents to the British government such proposals As removing the f-111 aircraft and replacing them with f-15es. A and then 3rd air Force makes it happen a said Hurd describing the a complimentary relationship a Between his staff and Andersons. A i try to make sure general Anderson is one of the players because he needs to be there a said Hurd describing High level consultations Between . And British military officials such As those Between Cheney and his British counterpart Tom King. The 3rd air Force commander also provides expert military advice to the . Ambassador when necessary. A a in a available at his Beck and Call to assist a Anderson said. A it does no to happen very often but 1 get the occasional Calls some dealing not necessarily with military  one such Call came in december 1988, a few months after head taken charge of the command. The ambassador was inquiring How to Deal with the aftermath of the crash of pan am flight 103 Over Lockerbie Scotland. But  not just diplomatic issues that Anderson and his command Are concerned about. There Are also issues that affect the american military communities in the United kingdom a such How the controversial poll tax affects american service members civilians and their family members. Although his responsibilities have been important in shaping the relationship Between the . Military and  British hosts Anderson is modest about the role he has played and likes to Point to the people he commands As the movers and shakers. A in my opinion  an important Job but  not one that you put up on some High Pedestal a he said. He thinks 3rd air Force has done a Good Job not because of him but because of a an awful lot of other people doing their Job  pro kurdish protesters attack turkish embassy London apr about 40 pro kurdish demonstrators stormed and ransacked the turkish embassy on Friday then surrendered to authorities officials said. There were no immediate reports of injuries. Meanwhile about 70 protesters rioted at the turkish consulate in Deventer Netherlands hurling rocks and smashing several windows according to a dutch television report. It said police made a number of arrests but it was not dear whether the protesters had tried to storm the compound. Police cmdr. Robert Marsh of Scotland Yard said the demonstrators in London occupied the turkish embassy for about an hour and 20 minutes and did a quite a lot of  turkeys sem official Anatolia news Agency had reported that shots were heard. But Marsh said a there is no evidence that anybody has been assaulted or shot at.�?�. Marsh said authorities will conduct an investigation before deciding what charges would be filed. Demonstrators emerged from the embassy holding their hands up. Police some in. Flak jackets followed close behind. Police had closed off Belgrave Square a Section of London with a mix of embassies and expensive Homes. Huge Trees obscured the View of the turkish embassy from the Street. Germany Norway Portugal saudi Arabia Ana Spain have embassies on the Square and the official residence of the mexican ambassador also faces the Plaza. Most of the protesters entered the embassy about 11 . About 10 remained outside. One carried a Banner saying a Stop genocide in Kurdistan a and another had a placard that read a Turkey human rights Black  turkeys kurdish population has frequently accused the turkish government of human rights violations and other abuses such As Banning the kurdish Media. Turkish kurd have been waging a guerrilla War in Turkey s ii Southeastern provinces since 1984. The Region is Home to about half of turkeys 12 million kurd who make up 20 percent of the country a population. More than 3,000 people have died in the fighting. Dean resigns Over plagiarism Boston a the Boston University Dean accused of plagiarizing a film critics work in a Spring commencement speech resigned Friday. 1. H. Joachim maitre Dean of Boston University a College of communication submitted his resignation to president John Silber. Silber said he accepted the resignation a with deep  but he said Maitress plagiarism a cannot be  maitre said in a letter to Silber that he meant to credit critic Michael Medved in a commencement speech delivered May 12 but inadvertently left it out. A i must have slipped into a Black Hole a maitre said in his letter. Some faculty said it would be difficult to allow plagiarism to go unpunished and still maintain standards within the school. The controversy arose last week when the Boston Globe published excerpts of a commencement speech maitre delivered May 12. Smith s police interview release correction due to writing error a caption in yesterdays a at a glance column switched the names of two Cooks. Spec. Des Sorc Combs was on the right and polish Cook Paul Antosz was on the left. West Palm Beach Fla. A William Kennedy Smith asked police if they routinely used Middle names when he first was interviewed in the inv stiga Tion of a woman a claim that he raped her newly released documents show. Smith s trial is to begin aug. 5 on charges he raped a woman at the Kennedy estate on March 30. He has pleaded innocent and is free on $10,000 Bond. Documents released thursday detail his first conversation with police on May after Reading Smith his Miranda rights detective Keith Robinson asked a do you have any information you want to give the police that would exculpate you from these criminal charges a Smith responded a cum Well 1 just want to say the charges Are not  Smith also questioned the use of his Middle name Kennedy by police. A do you usually read the full name a he asked detective Christine Rigolo. A just because Iii always go on. In be always gone by William