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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Sunday, October 13, 1991

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     European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 13, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday october 13, 1991 at a glance As the world prepares for the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus voyage some wonder whether there is really anything to celebrate. See Story in sunday Magazine. Re collection a Kentucky Man says his Church has Given him Little to be cheerful about so he is suing to get Back the Money he tossed in the collection plate. A Page 4 California to test kids California has agreed to test at least 500,000 poor children for Lead poisoning after three years of failing to do so in its medicaid clinics. A Page 5 Redd Foxx is dead comedian Redd Foxx who played a crabby junkman on the 1970s to series Sanford and son died Friday after suffering a heart attack. He was 68. A Page 6 Swaggart in news again a woman Riding with evangelist Jimmy Swaggart when he got three traffic tickets says she is a prostitute the preacher picked up for sex. A Page 7 Cuba loosening up the Congress of the cuban communist party voted to abolish the party s nine member secretariat and allow religious groups to join the party radio Havana reported. A Page 8 iraqi threatens iraqi vice president Taha Yasin Ramadan said his country would again fight the United states and its regional allies especially saudi Arabia. A Page 9 army truck contract Stewart amp Stevenson services inc. Of Houston was awarded a $1.2 billion contract to build 11,000 trucks for the army Over a five year period. A Page 15 Index w Vilt is is . Abby Ann Landers 14 commentary.13 faces a no places .14 letters .12 Money matters.15 Mutual .16-17 sports.18-24 weather.11 riveting testimony transfixed audiences across the nation from wire reports did he lie or did she he and does it really matter americans watched and debated Friday As judge Clarence Thomas and Law professor Anita Hill offered their testimony a and their reputations a to the Senate judiciary committee in a nationally televised hearing. For hours much of the nation set transfixed in front of television sets watching and listening As Hill told the senators Thomas had sexually harassed her when she worked for him and Thomas said he had not. The allegations were detailed live from Senate hearings Friday on All three major networks pcs and can. Many viewers called to protest the pre Empting of soap operas. Others complained about graphic language. Lbs also said Many viewers called the network to declare themselves either for Thomas or Hill. A to say its High drama is really in fact an incredible understatement a this makes the movies look trivial a correspondent Nina Totenberg told Public television viewers. Lbs Abc and Abc preempted their game shows soap operas and interview shows for the live coverage but were Able to slip in a few commercials during the few Breaks in the proceedings that began at 10 . But they did no to Cut away for ads during Thomas opening statement or Hills lengthy at times dramatic testimony. It was one of those extraordinary events that combined Public policy and private lives the National interest and prurient interests. And it Drew people to their television sets in offices schools and Homes taverns and department stores. A i believe her a concluded Rebecca Wolbach a 22-year-old student at Temple University in Philadelphia after watching Hills testimony. A i Aono to think she would talk about that and possibly Hurt her career if it Wasny to True. She has nothing to  a i done to believe her because it occurred 10 years ago Quot countered another student 22-year-old Myra Henry. A and How can she remember it in such detail i think she was paid to say it by someone who opposes him. Someone a behind  and so it went. Nearly everyone watched in pin Point ga., where Thomas Rose out of poverty to become a nominee for the nation s highest court in Morris okla., where Hill and her 12 Brothers and Sisters grew up on a farm and at Yale University where both Hill and Thomas attended Law school. Thomas from Page 1 for uppity  the committee released a list of 15 More witnesses who will testify. The list includes Angela Wright the North Carolina woman who alleges Thomas engaged in a a obnoxious sexually oriented conversation while she was a press Secretary at the Leoc. The committee released a list of 15 More witnesses who will testify. The list includes Angela Wright the North Carolina woman who alleges Thomas engaged in a a obnoxious sexually oriented conversation while she was a press Secretary at the Leoc. Also on the list Are friends in whom Hill confided her allegations and women who worked for Thomas without incident. Four of them were scheduled to testify next. Meanwhile a former Law school classmate of Thomas and acquaintance of Hill said in an affidavit made Public Friday that Hill demonstrated an a ability to fabricate the idea that someone was interested in her when in fact no such interest  John n. Doggett Iii an International management consultant in Austin Texas said that during a 7�?T/2-year period that he lived in Washington Thomas never mentioned a any personal interest in Anita Hill or any other woman. In fact he never talked about sex or pornographic films. A Anita Hill on the other hand made it very Clear that she wanted to get to know me on a social and personal level and acted in a Way that is in my opinion totally at Odds with her claims that she was the victim of sex Ual  returning to the witness chair saturday Thomas elaborated in response to questions by sen. Orrin Hatch a Utah. A these Are charges that play into racist bigoted stereotypes about Black men. Hatch then led him through a de tailed listing of Hills charges. Thomas recounted the Hurt he and his family have Felt and said a i would have preferred an assassins Bullet to this kind of living hell they have put me and my family  Hatch offered a blistering denunciation of the charges against Thomas and of Public interest groups that he said were out to get the supreme court nominee. A a number of them Are vicious a he said. He called for an Independent investigation of what he said was a leak of a confidential Fri report that detailed Hills charges. Sen. Joseph Biden d-del., said there would be one. Asked again whether Hills allegations were True Thomas said a i categorically unequivocally deny them. They did not  Thomas startled the committee Friday by saying he had refused to watch Hills seven hours of testimony a even though he denied All her allegations. But he said saturday that his wife a watched significant parts of  sen. Howell Heflin d-ala., a former Alabama supreme court judge said Thomas refusal to watch her testimony makes it harder to determine the facts. Sen. Arlen Specter r-pa., said a i think he made a mistake. I am not Happy about  but Danforth said a no he does no to want to watch her a because it was a hateful thing that was done to  a a it a one persons word against the other. That a the problem a mused Christine Martin Nicholson a first year Law student at Yale. She sat with about 75 others in a dim Oak panelled basement lounge at the Law school in new Haven Conn. The students cheered when Thomas spoke of having been Able to obtain one of inc finest educations available in the country. Students cheered at the University of Oklahoma Campus in Norman As they watched Hill make her Way into the Senate hearing room. Then they grew quiet and watched intently. Support ran High at the school where she has taught Law since 1986, a there is nothing she can gain from this a said one of the students Mike re Nyer. A she is a tenured  elsewhere there was less partisanship and less cheering. People watched in grim fascination knowing that at least one of the two a Thomas or Hill a could leave the hearing stripped of Pride and reputation. A my reaction right now is just kind of sadness a said Deborah prune Jones a lawyer in Topeka kan., who watched in her office. She likened it to a rape Case. A her credibility is on trial Quot she said of Hill. But she added a a it a a terrible predicament for both of  memories from Page 1 she met during her Early years there and said she once scared away burglars who were breaking into the canteen in the building where she lived. The army is giving up the Post a Century after it was completed. The Northern Section was built Between 1881 and 1885, and the Southern Section Between 1889 and 1891. Germans know it As Reinhardt Cavern a name it received in 1933. Until recently Valdez housed a school a housing office a property Book office and part of a consolidated maintenance Center. The last . Army personnel left the Post in Midsummer As did the other four tenant employees. After that Fumo was left alone with her collection of dolls wooden rabbits hags religious portraits and James Dean hoosiers. Riled by her plight but chained to a primitive command of English she scribbled the words a Aback off bad men in several places inside and outside her apartment to express unhappiness about having to leave. The Community is sensitive to Fumoy a wishes but her continued presence at Valdez is both expensive and risky Jackson said. Electrical plumbing and heating systems that supported both Valdez and Karls Cavern another Small Post the army already has closed Are functioning now Only for Fumo. Also because the Post is otherwise vacant military police patrols must make special trips to the Post to make sure she is All right. The Community transferred Fumoy a Job to Wallace Barracks and offered her four different apartments in Stuttgart three of them larger than her current one Jackson said. Fumo said she has not accepted one yet but she signed an agreement to move out of Valdez by oct. 30 anyway. The Community now Hopes to give the Post to the germans on nov. 4. A Community commanders 1989 directive to move All tenant employees into Grenadier Cavern never achieved its goal Jackson said. Some tenants still live on other local facilities. The Community is working on a plan to relocate them More efficiently in Case other posts close. A first of All we have to identify the magnitude of the problem. There will be specific guidance Given to All the Sud communities a he said. Jackson emphasized that the Community always has regarded on Post employee lodging As a temporary measure a solution that would last Only As Long As the employee worked for the army or unti the army developed other priorities to the living space. Fumo said she will leave As promised but if the germans done to do anything with the Valdez property she plans to return next year to Plant Flowers there. �?o1 Tell those people do whatever us a want in a coming Back   
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