European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 24, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 b the stars and stripes tuesday september 24,1991 at a glance x a.  a i the amazing human memory and Why it remembers what it does. Sec stories on pages 14 and 15. Testing ecosystem on thursday a group of eight will enter a magnificent greenhouse called biosphere 2 and Seal the door behind them for two years. A Page 4 macabre discovery police discovered the body of a woman dead for 18 months propped up in bed by family members awaiting her resurrection. A Page 5 rare Hitler Book stolen thieves who stole a rare edition of Adolf hitlers mein kampf from a Texas museum said in a note that Quot nazi trash like this should be  a Page 6 5 inmates slain five inmates were killed apparently by another inmate in a Montana state prison disturbance. A Page 7 Neo nazis arrested German police arrested 22 people after Young Neo nazis attacked Homes for foreigners in several Eastern German towns. A Page 8 air Force record Good despite difficulties the air Force in Europe has managed to keep a Good record when compared with statistics provided by the equal employment Opportunity commission. A Page 9 economists optimistic most private analysts believe the nation can avoid a new recession in the next year despite lingering weakness in the Economy. A Page 17 to Ibex Abby Ann Landers 20 comics.18-20 commentary.13 letters.12 Money matters 17 sports.21-28 to listings .27 weather .11 Arafat Calls on leaders to follow path of peace Algiers Algeria apr Plo chairman Yasser Arafat monday called on the leaders of the United states and soviet Union to do All within their Powers to resolve the Middle East crisis and assured that Quot we have chosen the path of  in an address opening the 20th Congress of the Palestine National Council Arafat also called on Arab leaders to Quot turn the Page with the end of the persian Gulf War and rebuild relations. He deplored the absence of palestinian representatives from the israeli occupied territories who were refused authorization to leave to participate in the pc meeting the palestinians so called parliament in exile. Two palestinians from East Jerusalem who met recently with Secretary of state James a. Baker Iii were expected at the conference to discuss the american peace initiative. Israel bars palestinians from East Jen Salem from Contact with the Palestine liberation organization which it considers a terrorist organization. The session expected to last four Days was the first since 1988, when the body recognized the existence of Israel. It is a crucial gathering aimed at debating the proposed peace talks tentatively set for october and seeking a common ground among the divided palestinians. On the eve of the Congress hard line Leader George Habash head of the popular front for the liberation of Palestine categorically rejected the peace talks saying . Terms were unacceptable. Arafat called on president Bush and soviet president Mikhail s. Gorbachev to a do All within your Power to resolve the Middle East problem and particularly the palestinian problem in conformity to International  Quot for our part a he said a we have chosen the path of peace since 1988.�?� he said that the International Community should a avoid falling once More into the error of oppressing the palestinian people. Deprived of its International rights human rights and expelled from its  a the Congress opened with an address by pc chairman Sheik Abdul Hamid Al Sayer who read a verse from the Muslim holy Book the Koran then called for a minute of silence to commemorate a palestinian  in an interview sunday Habash expressed unreserved criticism for the proposed peace talks. Quot we totally clearly and utterly reject . Secretary of state James bakery a so called a peace initiative a Habash said. . From Page 1 also said the iraqis took the papers and a forcibly ejected the . Inspectors from the building. Before the team was released Rolf ekes the head of the . Special commission in charge of finding and demolishing iraqis weapons of mass destruction called the detention a a very serious  David Kydd chief spokesman of the International atomic Energy Agency in Vienna Austria said in an interview that his Agency steam had collected a several carloads of documents on iraqis nuclear program. Tydd said the papers appeared to confirm for the first time that Iraq has been a working on the development of a nuclear weapons  . Inspectors previously found nuclear fuel that they said could have been used for warheads. Nevertheless Iraq has denied its nuclear research was intended to produce weapons. Kydd said inspectors found the papers during a Surprise search of the iraqi unions building in downtown Baghdad. Ekes said the building was iraqis documents Center. A we believe the documents were moved from the iraqi nuclear Sites a he said. . Ambassador Thomas r. Pickering said the team copied the documents and loaded them into vehicles before the iraqi troops blocked their departure. A source in Washington said that during the standoff the . Team communicated directly with . Headquarters in new York with satellite Telephone equipment that could not be intercepted or Cut off by the iraqis. The United states offered last week to provide military escorts for . Teams after the iraqis refused to allow the teams to use . Helicopters for Surprise inspections in Iraq. Diplomats said earlier that Baghdad a response sunday to . Demands for unrestricted weapons searches was inadequate and that . Surveillance flights backed by Allied warplanes could come As Early As this week. Merimee the Security Council president said As the councils 15 members gathered monday that iraqis response was a not very  he met Tor 40 minutes sunday night with iraqi foreign minister Ahmad Hussein. Iraq previously agreed to . Flights in principle but then imposed conditions unacceptable to the Council. Those included a ban on photography flights Over Baghdad a demand that iraqi crewmen be aboard and that time limits be placed on inspections. Cease fire terms set by the United nations at the end of the Gulf War require the destruction of iraqi Long Range missiles As Well As any nuclear chemical or biological weapons potential. . Officials say Iraq has hidden weapons and hindered searches thus requiring Surprise helicopter searches. Bush from Page 1 peal its anti zionism Resolution. A zionism is not a policy it was an idea that led to the Home of the jewish people in the state of Israel a he said. To equate zionism with racism a is to reject Israel itself a said Bush who has angered israelis in recent Days by calling for a delay in consideration of housing loan guarantees for the jewish state. Israel hailed Bush Scall for a repeal of the Resolution. A a it a very encouraging to hear the president did it a said Yossi Ahi Meir a top aide to prime minister Yitzhak Shamir. Bush said Iraq was contemptuous of . Resolutions that require Cooper kurd from Page 1 withdrawn in coming weeks Jamerson said. Additionally 477 other troops All . Forces normally stationed m Europe will be withdrawn from a support element at Batman in Southeastern Turkey. A most combat components should be out of Turkey in 15 to 30 Days a a action with . Inspection teams looking for mass weapons. A this contempt continues even As i am speaking a Bush said of president Saddam Hussein. A we cannot Compromise for a moment in seeing that Iraq destroys All its weapons of mass destruction and the Means to deliver them and we shall not  Bush spoke As . Officials disclosed that Iraq had detained a team of . Nuclear weapons inspectors in Baghdad who had found documents apparently proving that Iraq was developing nuclear weapons. The Security Council has ordered the destruction of iraqis nuclear and chemical arms capability. Bush said last week he would Send . Warplanes Back to the persian Gulf if necessary to protect the . Insp i tors and their helicopters. Britain and France said they woul take like measures. At the United nations on monday diplomats said the warplane flights could come As Early this week. A year ago Bush used his . A it dress to demand iraqis withdrawal from a neighbor it invaded Kuwait and Agai this time iraqis actions demanded the presidents immediate attention. However Bush a . Address coi trained a no ultimatum for Saddam. Saddam had agreed at the end of the persian Gulf War to permit . Acce to an Arsenal considered still to be p tent despite heavy Allied bombard Mei during the persian Gulf War which be to iraqis withdrawal from Kuwait. Merson said. A both tent cities at silo i and Batman will close completely a the two Star general said. Jamerson said some forces May remain in the area for 45 Days and that after that some troops May remain be Hind at the military Coordie a Ter now located at silo i. The situation across the Border in Iraq is sufficiently stable that it allows us to take forces out of silo i and Batman Jamerson said. A the deterrent value of that Force the total Allied Effort has Alii peace and order to be maintained there a Jamerson said. The planned bolstering of air p at in Ciurlik a will be More than dec to do what we think needs to be d should the iraqis violate . Re tons Jamerson said. The Mission of the Allied Force w have ended on sept. 30. Kurdish option leaders in Iraq appealed last 1 for the troops to be allowed to stay. Turkish government saturday dec on a three month Extension