European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 23, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes monday september 23,1991 at a glance .ksnlxvnvnn.v.svw.v.v.vv.v.v.sv.v.v. .v.s�?T. Spec. James Gonzales spends some of his free time tutoring pupils at wild Flecken elementary school. See Story on Page 9.small raises for teachers pay increases for teachers last year were the smallest in 18 years reflecting the recessions Drain on state and local school budgets. A Page 4rocky stealth future congressional supporters of the b-2 stealth bomber say they face an Uphill Battle to Salvage the plane. A Page 5�?~million-Dollar Frost an Early Quot million Dollar Frost Quot has nipped Corn and soybean Fields in the upper Midwest adding a new season of misfortune that has included floods and the worst insect infestation in decades. A Page 6maternity Ward Nightmare a Utah Man who shot and killed a nurse and took Over a Hospital maternity Ward gave up More than 17 hours later and freed nine hostages. A Page 7aquino supports plan philippine president Corazon Aquino expressed support for a phased withdrawal of . Forces. A Page 8new banking plan the world Bank says it is expanding its commitments to nations to better serve the poor the environment and women. A Page 18disturbing study College educated White men earn nearly one third a year More than Black men with similar backgrounds the census Bureau said. A Page 19 Index Abby Ann Landers 20 comics. 20-22-23 commentary.13 letters .12 Money matters.18-19 sports.24-32 to listings.31 weather. 11 Yeltsin Armenia Azerbaijan of talks to end bloodshed Yerevan .s.r. A after a a a Stormy visit to strife torn Magorno Karabash russian federation president Boris n. Yeltsin said sunday that Armenia and Azerbaijan had agreed to hold talks on solving their bloody ethnic conflict. Yeltsin said he and Kazakhstan president Nur Sultan Naze Bayev would mediate talks to be held today in the russian town of Hele Zavad among representatives of Armenia Azerbaijan and Magorno Karabash. The meeting is aimed at laying the groundwork for eventual peace talks. Today a session will Mark the first direct talks Between Azerbaijan and Armenia in 3vi years of fighting. Other mediation efforts have failed. Yeltsin a two Day trip to Azerbaijan Magorno Karabash and Armenia with Naze Bayev and soviet defense minister Yevgeny Shaposhnikov coincided with armenians Independence referendum being overwhelmingly approved saturday. Election officials said sunday a 94 percent majority backed the referendum making the Republic the 12th to declare its Independence from the soviet Union. President Levon Ter Petrosian plans to announce armenians Independence in parliament today. The result greeted jubilantly in the capital would leave Kazakhstan Russia and turkmen a As the Only republics not to have declared Independence. Yeltsin said his talks in Stepan Akert the capital of Magorno Karabash were armed foes of georgian president seize government broadcast station Moscow apr Maverick troops and armed foes of georgian president Oviad Gamsa Hurdia seized a government broadcast station sunday in a widening conflict the president is calling a coup attempt. The takeover of the station came amid huge rallies both for and against Gamsa Hurdia who is accused by opponents of adopting dictatorial meth ods since his landslide Victory last summer As the Southern republics first elected president. Samsak Hurdia a supporters Back his forceful style and Strong push for Independence for their multiethnic Republic of 5.5 million people. Former georgian prime minister Tengiz Seq a now the leading figure in the anti government movement entered the radio and to Center with about 200 protesters said government spokeswoman Khatia Jinji Khaze. They were later joined by members of the georgian National guard commanded by Gen. Tengiz Kito Vani. The general who broke with Samsak Hurdia after the failed coup last month has vowed to Stop government troops from attacking civilians. Opposition to Gamsa Hurdia grew after government troops on sept. 2 wounded five protesters. The president denies giving an order to shoot More than 10,000 people swarmed Down Rusta Veli Avenue toward the presidents office in front of opposition party Headquarters to demand that the president resign. At the same time smaller groups of Gamsa Hurdia supporters rallied in defense of the president. A Stormy. It was not  As he drove away from the parliament building in the capital of Yerevan Yeltsin stepped from his Zil limousine into a crowd of several Hundred people that began to shout his name. He told them that he and Naze Bayev would make every Effort a to Stop the flow of blood and called on the crowd to a help  the crowd responded with cries of a thank you thank  Yeltsin who delayed his departure on the peace Mission by a Day because of heart problems looked fit and fresh As he and Naza Bayev arrived in Yerevan. They were met at the heavily guarded Eva Mots Airport by Shaposhnikov Ter Petrosian Ana other armenian government  from Page 1 ment As a powerless subservient a the islamic Republic news Agency reported. Last week president Bush acknowledged contingency plans to Send Back . Warplanes to the Gulf if president Saddam Hussein refused to allow . Helicopters to Fly unobstructed on weapons inspections flights in Iraq. Under the 10-year agreement with Kuwait the United states agreed to keep troops in the emirate longer than it had expected and to establish joint training and military exercises by the two countries armed forces. Kuwait also would be used to stockpile . Military supplies after american troops leave. That agreement set Back Hopes that the six Gulf cooperation Council states a saudi Arabia Kuwait the United Arab emirates Bahrain Oman and Qatar a would be Able to set up a Gulf Security Force with Syria and Egypt. But internal Arab bickering has derailed the plan proposed right after the Gulf War ended. In Iran political factions of All stripes Are opposed to a . Military presence in the Gulf although a Sfanjani kept Iran Neutral during the .-led coalitions War against Iraq despite the massive Western military intervention. Meanwhile a Large . Inspection team went into Baghdad on sunday to pursue the Hunt for its nuclear potential just hours before the iraqi government was expected to announce whether it would allow . Helicopter overflights. The 45-member team led by american David Kay flew in with one of the .�?Ts German c-160 Ransall transport planes. It is one of the largest teams to be assembled since the United nations special commission began the Mission of dismantling iraqis nuclear chemical and biological weapons and Long Range missiles in line with the Security Council Resolution 687 which enforced a cease fire in the persian Gulf War. Despite thousands of chemical shells and hundreds of items related to iraqis ballistic missiles that have been destroyed the teams remain concerned that a nuclear reactor and major weapons systems Are being concealed. Inspectors have said Iraq is constantly attempting to delay and obstruct their  from Page 1 newly Independent Baltic republics to the United nations the source said. The part on zionism will be a essentially the big news in the speech a the source said. Such a Bow to Israel would come in the Wake of increasingly negative comment coming from the Bush administration against continued israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Bush is trying to get a Middle East peace conference under Way next month. Fitzwater told reporters Bush a speech will encompass a a Post communism look at the world and incorporate a abroad concepts of the world in the aftermath of the disintegration of the soviet Union. It will be Bush a first major foreign policy address since last months failed military coup that led to the unravelling of the soviet communist state and the emergence of newly powerful Republic states. As was the Case last year when he went to the United nations Bush also is preparing his address at a time when trouble in Iraq dominates the foreign  from Page 1 Day Afler their three week ordeal ended. He was not identified. One of the former hostages Gareth Thomas of Britain said the men were Given directions by their abductors on where to find authorities after their release. The fifth explorer was australian Allen Roberts. 1 he separatist kurdish guerrilla group pkg or kurdish labor party said it had held the men. Some 4,000 turkish troops and police commandos had combed the Eastern provinces for weeks trying to Rescue the five. Thomas said that after they were released they walked about 90 minutes before reaching a military police station at Ili Calar. Atilla Vural the governor of Bingol province said the five left the City of saturday aboard two helicopters for the joint turkish-. Air base at in Ciurlik. . Army maj. Michael Mckinney an in Ciurlik spokesman said a fall five arrived about 7 45 p.m., in Good health and High  but he said they complained of fatigue and were staying at the base Hospital for rest and medical checks. . Army it. Col. Jerry guess another in Ciurlik spokesman said it was not Clear when they would be flown Home. The five men were captured aug. 30 while searching for Noah Sark which the Bible says landed near mount Ararat in present Day Eastern Turkey