European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday october 11, 1991 the stars and stripes c Page 3yugoslavs, croats agree on terms the Hague Netherlands a the yugoslav army thursday agreed to pull out of the secessionist Republic of Croatia within the next month and the croat militants said they would lift their blockades of army Barracks. At the same time the combatants agreed to negotiate a political settlement to the civil War that would address the grievances of the serb minority in Croatia which does no to want to be part of an Independent Republic. The agreement appeared to offer the Best Chance for halting Croatia a 3 /2-month-old civil War which has pitted militants in Croatia against ethnic serb guerrillas supported by the Republic of Serbia and the Federal army. The pact was reported by dutch foreign minister Hans Van Den Broek who mediated talks involving the leaders of Croatia Serbia and the Federal military at a european Community led peace conference in the Hague. The breakthrough in negotiations appeared to Mee Central demands of All parties in the civil War. Croatia had demanded the withdrawal of the Federal army the army had insisted that the blockades of its Barracks which have Cut off supplies and led to some desertions be lifted and the ethnic serb minority had demanded that its worries about an Ultra nationalist Independent Croatia be heard. Van Den Broek said the Federal army would begin withdrawing immediately and that the blockades around its Barracks would be dismantled right away. In Yugoslavia thursday new fighting broke out in several areas of breakaway Croatia despite the latest cease fire Accord the eighth since fighting began. Croatian radio said nine people had been killed and 32 wounded in clashes thursday in and around the Eastern croatian town of Vukovan. The radio said army tanks supported by infantry had advanced on the croatian stronghold but that the Force was beaten Back four hours later. Serbia s Belgrade radio said the fighting began when troops of the serb dominated Federal army came under fierce shelling in and around Vukovan and the town of Osisek. A the army did not return the fire until the lives of its soldiers were endangered a the report said. More than 600 people arc known to have died in warfare that broke out after Croatia declared Independence june 25. Under tuesday s truce the croats were to lift blockades of a Federal Garrison in Zagreb in Exchange for the Federal forces lifting their blockade of Adriatic ports. A yugoslav army general said wednesday that Federal units would withdraw from the Adriatic coast and from the Barracks in Zagreb under the supervision of the european comi Unity which brokered the latest truce. The croa4tm-rad1o said Osisek. Capital of the Oil Rich Slavonia Region bordering Serbia had been under fire since Early thursday from rebel serbs in the neighbouring Village of ten a. Five people were seriously wounded and two lightly injured in heavy fire near Osisek croatian defense ministry officials said. The serbs have seized More than one third of Croatia since the non communist Republic declared Independence from Yugoslavia which is dominated by socialist Serbia. The report of Battles in Slavonia came As a Relief Convoy headed for the Region As part of the cease fire negotiated tuesday Between Croatia and Federal forces. The Convoy was to bring food and medical supplies to Vukovan and the nearby town of Vinkovic which have seen almost daily Battles since mid August. . Says iraqi super guns destroyed Manama Bahrain apr a missile inspector for the United nations said wednesday that All of iraqis super guns have been destroyed and that . Teams will now concentrate on discovering a possible hidden Stock of scud missiles. A they have no More super guns a said Douglas Englund the . Expert who led the 20-member team. A a we be pretty much completed the  there were five super guns a one with a 350mm barrel that was assembled and stretched Over 170 Fet in length two others of the same size that were unas the worlds largest Cannon Over a period of months Saddam Hussein bought parts and built the largest Cannon in the world. Projectile controlling fins payload binary propulsion i muzzle Detonator releases after launching Fork mounting 170 feet Long 13 3/4-Inch-thick Iron forged barrel sem bled and two 1,000mm barrel guns whose components had not been completed Englund said. Experts in his team destroyed the flanges at each end of the barrels to ensure that the iraqis could not Bolt them together. The iraqis were left to continue the destruction of the guns themselves by cutting Down the pieces through a Tim consuming welding process. The team arrived in Bahrain on wednesday and will return to Iraq in three weeks for inspections to ensure that the destruction is completed. Englund said his team is certain it discovered All the iraqi guns because specialists know exactly where the parts were made and what the iraqis had received. The . Team also detonated one ton of artillery propellant at Al Qaq Aqa the largest chemical facility in Iraq. A 50-member . Chemicals inspection team is now in Iraq and a 33-member nuclear team is going in today to inspect Baghdad s secret attempts to develop a Hydrogen bomb. Englund said his team would return to Baghdad today to search for scud missile Sites. A a there a always the question whether we got All the scuds and we gave them a series of questions. To fully understand their concept on the extent of their program a he said. The United states has said it suspects Iraq was still hiding hundreds of the scuds scores of which it fired at saudi Arabia and Israel during the persian Gulf War. Englund whose team was the first to use . Helicopters said his group scanned Western and Northern regions of Iraq a and we did no to really find anything  As planned the team supervised iraqi destruction of 28 missile launchers close to the syrian Border and also discovered 16 launching Sites that had been under construction in the Region. But work had clearly stopped on those Sites before the Gulf War he said. Source Gorka Sam Pedro Elmundo career transition expert to visit bases Washington a a lecturer and author on career transition for those who plan to leave the service and enter the civilian work Force will visit military installations in Germany Italy and England. Doug Carter a retired air Force colonel wrote the Book marketing yourself for a second career. In 1990, he spoke at 100 stateside military installations. Carter director of the retired officers associations officer placement service has aided service members in civilian Job searches for 10 years. Carters lectures will begin at 9 . And end at 11 30 . At each location. His schedule is oct. 28, Jayhawk theater Kelly Barracks Stuttgart Germany oct. 29, Monteith Barracks theater Niernberg Germany oct. 30, officers club Patrick Henry Village Heidelberg Germany nov. 1, base theater Aviano a Italy nov. 4, officers club Pitburg a Germany nov. 5, base theater Ramstein a Germany nov. 6, Community activity Center Rhein main a Germany nov. 8, no club Raf upper Ley Ford England nov. 12, officers club rat , England. Americans find diet a problem new York a nearly 40 percent of americans surveyed Are dissatisfied with the Way they eat but Many think it s too much work and sacrifice to do anything about it. The Survey conducted for the american dietetic association and released wednesday found that 79 percent of those questioned think nutrition is important but Only 44 percent believe they arc doing All they can to eat a healthy diet. Forty five percent said they Are careful about How much fat they eat but Only 7 percent could cite the often repeated guidance from Federal and other health authorities that fat should make up no More than 30 percent of total calories eaten daily. Seventeen percent of the people surveyed said they believed All fat should be eliminated from the diet. While a growing number of nutrition experts say the 3 percent figure is High it would be extremely difficult if not impossible to eliminate fat. Survey respondents were divided into three categories 26 percent of people who said nutrition is important and they believed they were very careful to eat Well 38 percent who think they ought to do More and 36 percent who said they have no interest in changing their diets. Thirty eight percent of respondents said unwillingness to give up favorite foods was the reason they did no to eat As Well As they thought they should. Another 25 percent said their major reason for not eating a healthier diet is that keeping track of their food would take too much time. The Ada believes no one need give up their favorite foods that even Candy bars can be eaten in moderation As part of a balanced diet. And it suggests people who feel overwhelmed by making big changes Start Small by for instance adding one serving of vegetables a Day or poaching Chicken rather than frying it