European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 5, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday october 1991 the stars and stripes a Page 5clinton becomes fifth democratic hopeful by the new York times Little Rock Ark. Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas entered the race for the democratic presidential nomination thursday with an unstinting indictment of a decade of Republican Domestic policies and a Promise to restore the american dream for a the forgotten Middle  the 45-year-old governor offered himself As someone who could a reinvent government a infuse it with the values that americans hold dear and use it to address the problems that plague this nation from crime to economic decline. He promised an administration that would broaden Opportunity for americans through better schools More College scholarship programs tax Breaks for the Middle class and a healthier Economy. But Clinton also said his style of government would expect More from americans a from welfare recipients who would be expected to seek work to corporate executives who would face an irate president if they engaged in the excesses of the 1980s. Clinton who has argued in recent years that the democratic party must refashion its message if it Hopes to reclaim the Middle class tried to make the Case for a More Active problem solving Federal government a but not the stereotypical democratic administration that the republicans Delight in running against. A a Clinton administration wont spend your Money on programs that Don t solve problems and a government that does t work a he said. A Clinton is the fifth major candidate to enter the race for the democratic nomination. His declaration thursday follows a month when the democratic Field suddenly came to life after a summer when one leading Democrat after another backed away from challenging Bush. The new class of candidates in contrast scents Opportunity even amid Bush s towering approval  Teller photo leads to robber s arrest when Maitland Fla., police released this photo of a Man robbing a Bank customer the gunman was identified. Maitland Fla. Apr a dramatic photograph taken by a Security camera at an automatic Bank machine last month resulted in charges filed thursday against a Man shown robbing a Bank customer at gunpoint. 3 Maitland police distributed the photo to news Media and asked for the Public s help in identifying the gunman. In the photo the Man was clearly shown holding his pistol against the customers neck As the customer bends Over the Cash machine. A we started getting Calls within .10 minutes after the picture was shown on television wednesday night said Dave Robb. Maitland police spokesman. Of about 30 Calls six identified the gunman he name. Detectives traced him thursday to the Orange county jail in Orlando where he was being held on traffic and cocaine Possession charges. Tillman Wheeler 37, will be charged with armed robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. A and i done to think Well have much of a problem proving  Robb said. Wheeler had been in jail since sept. 18. The victim John Recomb was about to use a Sun Bank atm Cash machine on sept. 8 when he was approached from behind by the pistol packing Man who ordered him to withdraw the maximum amount of Cash possible police said. The gunman grabbed the $200 the machine spit out and fled on foot. A the photo was so Good that wed been showing it around to everybody at the police station but nobody could come up with a name a Robb said. A i finally decided to take it to the Orlando Sentinel and the local to  in t h l Siars and btripls10 years ago oct. 5,1981 a after exhuming the body of Lee Harvey Oswald a team of pathologists said an autopsy showed the body was that of Oswald disproving a theory that a russian agent had replaced the accused Assassin of president Kennedy in 1963.20 years ago oct. 5,1971 a the House handed president Nixon and his new economic policy a crucial Victory when it refused to Block his order delaying a $2.6 billion a year raise for Federal workers for six months.30 years ago oct. 5,1961 a a hunted refugee plunged to his death from a roof while West and East Berlin police fought a gun Duel on the border.40 years ago oct. 5, 1951 a More than 100,000 Allied troops Tore two deep holes in communist defences in Western Korea. Meanwhile Gen. Matthew b. Ridgway Allied commander continued to urge communist leaders to name a Compromise site for the resumption of armistice talks. Illegal drug use by teens plunges since 1987, according to Survey new York up illegal drug use by american teen agers has dramatically declined in the last five years but cocaine use among Black adults has risen a National Survey revealed thursday. The Survey by the partnership for a drug free America showed that among 13-year-Olds, those who have tried marijuana dropped 52 percent since 1987, while those who have tried cocaine declined 69 percent. Among 17-year-Olds nationwide 17 percent were less Likely to have tried marijuana and 33 percent were less Likely to have tried cocaine than in 1987. A finding that reflects across the Board decreases in experimenting with and using drugs in All age groups the Survey said. Trying crack dropped 51 percent among 13-Ycar-Olds and 24 percent among 17-year-Olds, the Survey said. The poll of 10,000 americans described As the largest . Survey of attitudes on illegal drugs began in 1987 and was conducted by the Gordon s. Black corp. Of Rochester n.y., through a Grant from the National Institute on drug abuse. Pollsters said the margin of error varies for each finding depending on the number of responses in a particular age group. A for the first time we have Concrete evidence that the most anti drug group in the country 9 to 12-year-Olds, is carrying those attitudes with them into the vulnerable teen years a partnership chairman James Burke said. A these children have grown up hear ing and seeing anti drug messages in the Media in their classrooms and in their Ohio lawmaker won t seek Washington a rep. Don Pease said thursday he wont seek a ninth term in Congress from his Blue Collar District in Northern Ohio where he was known As an advocate for organized labor and protecting factory jobs. Pease a 60-year-old Democrat who suffered heart problems five years ago j said he is now in Good health but wants to take a break from Public life and a enjoy life in a slower  a no specific Job or activity beckons me. Indeed that is the Point a Pease said in a prepared statement that listed 10 possible activities capped by Quot just Plain  he did t Rule out running Lor another office in the future. Pease represents a Dietsc Northeast Homes and its paying off Quot he said. The Survey also found that the current use of cocaine by All adults defined As use within the past 30 Days is Down 39 percent. But while marijuana use dropped for Whites Blacks and Llis panics recent cocaine use Rose among Blacks the Survey said. The rate of Llis panics who answered a a yes when asked if they had Ever used cocaine Rose 7 percent but dropped 7 Pyrc Catt for Whites and 5 percent for Blacks. But when asked if they had used cocaine in the past year 10 percent More Blacks said a a yes in 1991 than in 1987, while 43 percent less Whites and 39 percent less Llis panics answered affirmatively ninth term Ern Ohio District that includes part of the Lake Erie Shore Auto Plant towns and some Rural hamlets. He said there were two reasons behind his decision the desire to a Lead a More Normal life Quot and to make life easier on his wife Jeanne whose Mother is ill. He is a senior member of the tax writing ways ail Means committee