European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 1, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 a the stars and stripes sunday september 1,1991resignation of polish official rejected Warsaw Poland apr parliament on saturday rejected the resignation of prime minister Jan Krzysztof Bielecki whose austerity policies have been attacked by former communists and their allies. The Sejm or lower chamber of parliament voted 114-211, with 28 abstentions to Rebuff Bielecki a offer to step Down along with his 8-month-old government. Bielecki announced his resignation in a Surprise speech to parliament on Friday. He said economic reforms cannot be carried out without cooperation Between lawmakers and his Cabinet and blamed the Sejm for delays in lawmaking. Bielecki said he was surprised by the vote but added that it will not improve conditions for the operation of his government. A there is a new situation but the problems have remained a he told reporters. Bielecki is expected to ask parliament for emergency Powers that will allow his government to run the Economy without parliamentary approval at every step. Bielecki an entrepreneur and a Leader of a Small Liberal party was appointed by president Lech Walesa to head a government of experts in december. Since assuming office Jan. 4, he has moved to accelerate the sell off of state owned industries and to Reform Post communist Poland a Economy to a Market oriented system. His tight fiscal policies have sparked protests among workers. In the Sejm on saturday Bielecki and other Cabinet members watched As Solidarity lawmakers Long divided on particular economic solutions joined forces and voted in his support. The 460-seat Sejm was elected in 1989 under a formula approved by the then ruling communists. Under the formula 65 percent of the Sejm seats were allotted to former communists and their allies. Voters will choose the first freely elected parliament in Poland since world War ii in elections oct. 27. Several deputies strongly criticized the governments tight fiscal policies and demanded changes in the economic Reform plan to work out a More effective anti recession policy. Serbs croats Battle Belgrade Yugoslavia apr serb croat fighting for the strategic town of Vukovan claimed More casualties before ebbing saturday ahead of a european Community ultimatum for an end to hostilities in the embattled Republic. Croatian radio said three people were killed and 20 wounded late Friday As croatian militias serb insurgents and the Federal army pounded targets in and around the town with Small arms and artillery fire. There were no reports of major clashes saturday. More than 280 people have been killed in fighting in Croatia since june 25, when it and Slovenia declared Independence. The yugoslav news Agency Tan Jug cited a Federal military spokesman As saying that 19 tons of rifles and ammunition destined for Slovenia were found on a Uganda airlines plane forced to land at Zagreb Airport Early saturday. The aircraft and one belonging to romanians Tarot airlines was forced to land by yugoslav Jet fighters Tan Jug said. The romanian Craft was empty and was allowed to Fly on the news Agency reported. It did not say what would happen to the ugandan plane its Crew or its consignment. The Battles in Croatia pit armed serb rebels against croatian Security forces who say the Federal army backs the serbs by supplying weapons. Independent observers have said the army frequently helps the serbs hold captured territory and rarely shoots at the guerrillas. The army says it is in the Field to keep the warring sides apart and opens fire Only if attacked. Croatia a government which says the rebels now hold nearly 25 percent of the republics territory met in emergency session saturday to discuss an dec peace plan designed to end the fighting. The 12 dec foreign ministers have proposed an International peace conference on Yugoslavia and the deployment of Western cease fire monitors. They said that if a cease fire fails to take effect by today they would take unspecified measures against the Republic of Serbia. The european Community and the . State department give credence to croatian assertions that Federal troops Are aiding the serb insurgents. Croatia already has endorsed the dec peace efforts. The Federal government of Premier Ante Markovic whose authority to Deal with the crisis has diminished greatly Over the past weeks also has Given its support. That left Serbia the Only major player on the yugoslav political scene undecided on the dec plan. Information sought on american civilian Mannheim Germany German police Are seeking information regarding the whereabouts of american civilian Arthur Cliff Jenner. Jenner 59, is registered As a resident of the Community of hed Nesheim Between Mannheim and Weinheim. He was last seen in a Heidelberg Bank Between 11 . And noon on aug. 15. He was wearing beige Slacks a Blue jacket Ana White shoes. Police reports describe him As about 6-foot-4 and very slim with Gray hair and a Beard. He Speaks German. They also report that he May be suicidal and May possibly be carrying a weapon. The Mannheim criminal police department is requesting information from anyone who has seen Jenner since aug. 15. The department also wants to Contact Jen nerds friends and relatives residing outside the Mannheim area. Anyone with information May Call the Mannheim police presidium at 0621-1740. The Mother of a croatian Soldier talks with a yugoslav army commander in Belgrade. Family allowed to join Kab defector Moscow apr the new chairman of the Kab said Friday that the family of Kab defector Oleg Gordievsky will be allowed to join him in Britain. Kab chairman Vadim Baratin said Gordievsky a wife Leila and their two daughters had been barred from leaving the country by the secret police Agency. A now this Barrier is removed a Baratin said. As soon As the family completes the usual passport and exit paperwork a i think they will be Able to go Gordievsky defected to the West six years ago and his family had been under 24-hour Kab surveillance until wednesday when it was suddenly lifted. Gordievsky said in London that this raised his Hopes that the recent abortive hard line coup against president Mikhail s. Gorbachev might Lead to a family reunion. The office of British prime minister John major said Friday that he would ask soviet officials when he visits Moscow this week to allow the Gordievsky family to leave. Gordievsky who began working for British intelligence in the Early 1970s, fled from the soviet Union to Finland in 1985 when his superiors began questioning him about intelligence leaks. During an interview thursday on Britain a Independent television news the former Kab officer watched footage from Moscow of his wife and saw pictures of his daughters Maria and Anna. Leila Gordievsky speaking in English said that As Long As the Kab followed her she a knew he was  Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely Dies at 66 Bern Switzerland apr Jean Tinguely a Painter and sculptor who turned junkyard scrap into whimsical machines that mocked consumer society has died. He was 66. Tinguely died at a Bern Hospital shortly before Midnight on Friday from com e lie at ions of a stroke suffered aug. 18, a Ospital spokesman said saturday. Tinguely was Best known for clattering contraptions typically uniting wheels motors welded girders and scrap Heap scavenging often in the service of what he called a cynical social commentary in a poetic  he once said he could see Beauty in a Well designed Oil refinery and mysticism in an electric motor. He also Drew painted and designed stage sets. One of his last shows brought his machines to Moscow last year. He called the exhibit a warning against a the a wonderful totalitarianism of our consumer society a even though it Wras held in a City hardly accustomed to overflowing store shelves. The Moscow shows Centrepiece the altar of Western affluence and totalitarian commercialism took 18 months to assemble. Seventeen feet High it featured bicycles Flower pots Pushcart skateboards and dolls moved noisily by a mass of motors to the accompaniment of Small Organ pipes. At one end a toy Bear smiled while being struck every 30 seconds by a club