European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 30, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 c the stars and stripes tuesday july 30, 1991 it. Gen. Frederick m. Franks jr., who led vol corps in the persian Gulf War bids goodbye to his troops in Germany by thanking a the great men and women sol Dick so in the corps. See Page 10. Pioneer looks Back thirty six years ago a scared Marie Blevins arrived at a rundown one room school in Southern Kentucky to open a chapter in american education called integration. A Page 4 Highway shut by crash a Southern Pacific freight train derails along . 101 in California forcing the main North South route to be closed and creating a Long traffic Jam. A Page 6 . To push Mia Issue the United states will not normalize relations with Vietnam until the Issue of americans missing there is resolved and a cambodian peace Accord is signed a . Official says. A Page 9 Pam break kills 66 a dam collapses following heavy Rains in northeastern Romania and kills at least 66 people. A Page 10 Saturn program suffering pm s Experiment in new ways to make cars is toiling to keep its own promises. 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 .27 weather.11 Dahmer from Page 1 creased the number of unsolved slayings to which Dahmer might be linked from three to five. Dahmer a former army medical specialist was assigned to the 2nd in 68th army regt 8th inf div me Chat Baum Holder from july 13, 1979, to March 24, 1981. He was discharged from the army on March 26, 1981, As a private first class. Masters said Dahmer became increasingly belligerent and disrespectful toward his superiors and Peers As time went on exhibiting behaviour that caused him to be counselled repeatedly. Quot he disregarded his superiors and once got an article 15 non judicial punishment for disobeying a lawful order a masters said. He did not remember what the officer had ordered Dahmer to do. Masters and Dahmer also shared the Barracks room with six other soldiers. Another Baum older Roommate was David Rodriguez now a psychiatric nursing assistant at the veterans administration Hospital in Northampton mass. In previous interviews Rodriguez described Dahmer As a Gin Swilling  a when Jeffrey drank he became obnoxious a Rodriguez told the stars and stripes on monday. A the would agitate people. Head be drunk one or two weekends each  neither Man recalled Dahmer having a romantic attachment but they said he frequented local prostitutes. They did not know if the prostitutes were men or women. When not drinking masters said Dahmer read a lot and. Seemed very intelligent. However he made it known that he did t like Blacks masters said. Eventually Dahmer a belligerent behaviour began showing up when he Wasny to drinking masters said. In addition he did not appear to pay close attention to details at work masters said a the  perturbed at the military when he was put out a masters said. A a he a gone to College and blown that off and then he Felt head failed again with the army. He did no to want to Tell his father.�?�. A Dahmer s father Lionel Dahmer of Medina Ohio could not be reached for comment. In Germany officials have asked investigators in the United states for Dahmer a blood Type and fingerprints to determine whether the Ohio native is linked to five unsolved slayings that occurred while he was stationed overseas. But some German officials said they think Dahmer a methods of choosing and killing his victims May not match most of their unresolved cases. A we want to compare Dahmer a statements to the americans and All the other information to our information on unsolved cases that occurred while Dahmer was stationed in Germany a said Willi Fundermann a spokesman for the German Federal police in Wiesbaden. A on monday Rheinland Pfalz state police in Mainz collated information on All unsolved killings that occurred during Dahmer a time in Baum older. The army base is in the southwestern German state. A last week there was some doubt whether we had five or three unsolved cases which fit the Dahmer time Frame. We Are now certain there Are five cases a said Dagmar Meyer state police spokeswoman. Three of those cases involved women killed near Idar Oberstein Pir Masens and Rosenbach All within about an hours driving distance from Baum older. Meyer on monday would not pinpoint the locations of the other two slayings one involving a Man and the other a woman. Fundermann noted that Only one of the five unsolved cases in Rheinland Pfalz fit the Dahmer murder pattern. A Only one was a male and if Media reports Are Correct Dahmer Only killed men in the United states a Fundermann said. A we have no cases in All of Germany that would coincide with Dahmer a method of  Kevin Miller a spokesman for the army a criminal investigation come in Falls Church va., said the army still is reviewing records to determine whether there were any outstanding cases from the time Dahmer was stationed in Germany. Staff writer de Reaves and the associated press contributed to this report Summit from Page 1 with an embrace of the a astonishing transformation of the soviet Union. Jack Matlock nearing the end of his tour As . Ambassador to Moscow told reporters that a we Are no longer  he said Bush would discuss Gorbachev a plans to move the soviet Union toward a Western style Market Economy the very Antithesis of communism a command Economy. Yeltsin and Naza Bayev the two most important Republican leaders will be the first Heads of government of any of the 15 soviet republics to participate in a superpower Summit. The invitation Marks a significant step toward sharing Power Between the Central government and the republics. Kazakhstan is the second largest soviet Republic and site of the country a main nuclear weapons testing facility. A president Yeltsin is invited to what is a really historic Summit along with president Naza Bayev and other comrades a said Kremlin spokesman Vitaly Ignatenko. A a meeting like this should have appropriate  Gorbachev a invitation matches Bush a own gesture Bush meets with Yeltsin today and will travel a without Gorbachev. A to the Ukraine for what White House officials called a a major address in Kiev. It would be the first time a . President has travelled to a Republic outside Russia since world War ii. . Officials said Bush would seek to walk a Fine line in promoting Reform within the soviet Union without seeming to undermine Gorbachev or appearing to tamper in internal soviet affairs. Gorbachev is pushing the republics to approve a new Union treaty and he seeks Western Aid to help introduce a Market Economy. Political and economic problems have emerged from the breakdown in soviet communist authority and the republics have been reaching for greater autonomy. Pact from Page 1 meets the interests of each  Nazar Kin an arms talks Veteran who sometimes had bitter words for . Policy in earlier years said the treaty did a not Mark the end of the Road for arms control. Today a initiating formally closed the 15th round of the talks on the treaty. The last differences had been settled Only two weeks ago when Bush and Gorbachev met in London. At the ceremony Brooks and Nazar pm symbolically initiated the treaty a first Page then exchanged their ballpoint pens and Shook hands. Both teams each with More than 30 members broke into applause. Then the two chief delegates set to work on the two hour task of initiating the 8-Inch-High stacks of documents. A it makes 1,200 initials for each of the two chief negotiators enough to make your Arm fall off Quot said one Delegate. Brooks and Nazarin planned to leave Geneva on tuesday for Moscow with the documents to be signed at the Kremlin. A fall those taking part in the negotiations have the Opportunity to discuss freely any subject that is full fledged participation in these talks. And that is Why these outstanding statesmen have been invited to attend a said Ignatenko. Perhaps the hallmark of the new cooperation is joint sponsorship of Middle East peace talks. Baker arrived Early and headed into meetings with Bessmer Nyoh. A we Are working together on the same platform the same basis a the foreign minister said. A in Jerusalem israeli officials raised the possibility that Baker would make a sixth trip to the Middle Bast in the next few Days. A i suppose that it will be possible to conclude during his visit All the things which Are delaying opening the conference a prime minister Yitzhak Shamir said. Bush on air Force one told reporters there were no plans yet to Send Baker Back to the Middle East but Quot we a see what  talks on the Accord began june 29, 1982, but were suspended 17 months later after the soviets broke off medium Range weapons talks to protest the deployment of . Pershing ii and cruise missiles in Western Europe. The negotiations resumed March 12, 1985, As part of three sets of talks also including space defense and medium Range weapons. Superpower talks on Long Range nuclear weapons actually Date Back to 1969, resulting three years later in the first strategic arms limitation treaty a Salt i a and in 1979 in Salt in which was never ratified by the Senate. Terrorists feared hiding in Czechoslovakia Prague Czechoslovakia up1 a German red army faction terrorists May be hiding in Czechoslovakia the country a senior police official said in an interview published monday in the Prague daily Ledove Novtny. A it cannot be ruled out that members of foreign terrorist groups live in Czechoslovakia under other names with forged documents a it. Col. Frantisek Maryska director of Czechoslovakia a Federal police Force said. He said police and intelligence services m neighbouring Western countries believed people from the terrorist groups were still living under cover in Czechoslovakia. The red army faction claimed responsibility for Germany s two most visible recent terrorist attacks the murder of Deutsche Bank chairman Alfred her Hausen and Detlev rowed Der the head of the Agency charged with privatizing state enterprises in the Tor Mer East Germany