European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 03, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 b the stars and stripes sunday november 3, 1991 at a glance a a a. A Ortia Boggia who works in Geln Hauson Germany is trying to survive the draw Down. See Story in sunday  debts break Smith William Kennedy Smith is borrowing Money to pay the mounting Legal Bills for his rape trial defense and has complained that he is now broke. A Page 4jackson won t run Jesse Jackson announces he will not run for president in 1992, saying he can better serve by working to Register voters. A Page 6weapons reactor put off the _ Energy department announces a two year postponement in building a $5.6 billion nuclear reactor for its atomic weapons program. A Page 7civil rights funds Advance the Senate authorizes a $7.16 million budget in fiscal 1992 for the . Commission on civil rights. A Page 9marcos returning monday former first lady Imelda Marcos return on monday will shake up philippine politics and could set the stage for a a War of the  a Page 10congress joins Battle members of Congress Are becoming increasingly militant toward a economic warfare Quot that they say is being waged by japanese automakers. A Page 15 Index l we via a a .v,.vmv Abby Ann Landers. .14 commentary. Faces in places. 14 letters. Money matters. 15 Mutual. 16-17 sports. 18-24 weather. 11 Boom from Page 1 Blanchfield where the Normal monthly average is around 130 births Watts said. A fort Bragg n.c., which deployed about three fourths of its total military population of 46,000 to the Middle East Womack army Community Hospital will be at Peak capacity from december through february said spokeswoman Margaret Tippy. A we average about 170 births a month a she said. A that will go up to 210 per month and Well be sending another 50 women per month to local civilian facilities for their  a the nursing staff Here is calling it a operation desert Stork a a said Ken Wynn a spokesman for the Winn army Community Hospital at fort Stewart a. That facility will be at Peak capacity of 125 births per month from december through april and will have to refer nearly 200 mothers to be to civilian facilities Over that period Wynn said. The trend is straining the resources of some facilities where Beds and equipment Are at a Premium and staffs Are overworked trying to keep up with the patient Load. Officials at fort Campbell for example Are borrowing local air Force doctors and Are even asking retired military physicians in the area to help temporarily while at fort Hood officials Are seeking civilian nurses to augment their medical staff. In Europe there Are no data to support a postwar baby Boom at army facilities because of the Large number of soldiers leaving As part of the draw Down said Barbara Slifer a Public affairs spokesman for the 7th medical come in Heidelberg Germany. However the chief of obstetrics and gynaecology services at Raf upper Heyford England said he Ana his staff have seen a Rise in pregnancies at the 20th fighter Wing Hospital. The Wing then called the 20th tac fighter Wing deployed both f-111e and ef-111 aircrews maintenance and support personnel during operations desert shield and desert storm. A the projected rate of births is up for the next several months and in a sure it has a lot to do with the Post desert storm baby Boom said capt. Richard Goddard in a Telephone interview Friday. Goddard estimated that the number of women testing Posi. Tive on pregnancy tests before the persian Gulf buildup was about 30 per month. During the War that figure dropped to about 20. Now about 40 women monthly Are told they Are mothers to be Goddard estimated. But one aspect of the baby Boom at upper Heyford has Goddard worried. A a that a kind of scary because since we re in the midst of a draw Down they re taking away my staff a said Goddard. Upper Heyford is to become a stand by base by 1994. A they keep telling me my population is going to go Down and i Tell them it does no to matter. If you get me Down to 100 Active duty women on this installation it does no to chatter a what the total base population is. The Hospital also delivers babies being born to military wives. World War ii set the historical Standard for this sort of phenomenon when hundreds of thousands of returning gis and their spouses in the late 1940s combined to produce what is now known As the baby Boom generation. The same thing occurred in the Early 1950s after the korean War. On a much smaller scale there was a baby Boom after after the invasion of Grenada in 1983 and operation just cause in Panama in 1989. A this kind of thing is not unexpected at All a said it. Col. David Westhuis chief of research and evaluation at the army Community and family support Center. A people coming Back from War typically want to have kids. The stress of War makes people reassess their lives and their priorities.�?�. A a there a a certain amount of catching up that inevitably occurs a said Charles Moskos a military sociologist at Northwestern University in Evanston 111. A but part of it is also confronting your own mortality a Moskos said. A when you face death on the Battlefield when you look into that abyss it sort of increases the urge to  contributing to this report were staff writers Amy Giszter jobs in England and Chuck Roberts in Germany student from Page 1 Sitye a administration building where he shot and critically wounded t. Anne Cleary 56, associate vice president of academic affairs and Miya Rodolfo Sioson a staff member Rhodes said. They were taken to University hospitals where they were listed in critical condition. The rampage lasted less than 20 minutes. Police found Luis body on the second floor of Jessup Hall holding a ,38-caliber revolver. Killed were Dwight r. Nicholson 44, professor and chairman of the physics and astronomy department Christoun k. Goertz 47, professor of physics and astronomy Robert Alan Smith associate professor of physics and astronomy and graduate student Lingua Shan who was also from China. Nicholson Goertz and Smith were involved in evaluating dissertations for the Honor Rhodes said. She said she did no to know if they actually served on Trie committee that nominated Shanks dissertation instead of Luis. Linda Gao. President of the University a chinese student association said la had been in the United states for seven years. A the is a very isolated person a she said. A the does no to have family Here almost no friends. People say he is very  there were no witnesses in either room in which the shootings occurred although other rooms in the two buildings were occupied Rhodes said. Scott Wollenweber a graduate student was conducting a review session for astronomy students in Van Allen Hall when the barrage began. A it scares the hell out of me a he said. A god i was in there the whole time. One of my students said they heard shots out Here but they did no to know what it was. They just heard four or five what sounded like  Mark Lawrence a graduate student in geography was attending a seminar in Jessup Hall when he heard a loud noise. A a very Short time later a cop really burst into the room and simply tells us a get on the floor turn off the lights close the door a and then vanishes a Lawrence said. A we have no idea what a going  the shooting came less than three weeks after George Hennard drove his truck through the front window of a Killeen Texas cafeteria and fatally wounded 23 people before killing himself. It was the worst mass shooting in . History. A a it a a sign of the times i guess a student John Rittman said of the latest shootings. University of Iowa officials will bring in psychologists to help people on Campus Cope with the tragedy Rhodes  from Page 1 Alert and president Elias Herawi called a special session of the defense Council to discuss the situation. A bulletin saturday on the radio station run by israelis proxy the South Lebanon army accused villagers near the zone Israel controls of harbouring shiite Muslim guerrillas. The broadcast by voice of the South radio said a fall villages bordering the Security zone should be evacuated in 12 hours. This is a warning. Any House near a Center used by terrorists elsewhere in the South also should be  the announcer said the South Lebanon army and the israeli military command made the announcement. The highest ranking shiite cleric in Lebanon Sheik Mohammed Mehdi Shamseddine urged Era win a government to ask for a . Security Council meeting to consider the a grave situation in the  a Israel is trying to displace the population in South Lebanon. This is an aggression a Shamseddine said. The warning covers Luff villages within a mile above the Northern Edge of the israeli zone from the Mediterranean coast in the West to the slopes of mount her Mon in the East. The villages population is estimated at up to 100,000. Dubrovnik quiet after Friday s attack Dubrovnik Yugoslavia a the besieged croatian port City of Dubrovnik was relatively quiet on saturday As residents assessed damage from the heaviest attack on the City by the serb dominated army since it agreed to a local cease fire a week ago. But in the croatian capital of Zagreb an air raid alarm sent residents scurrying to shelters As Many Federal planes flew Over the City. An electricity station seven Miles Southwest of the City was rocketed causing a Brief Power outage in Zagreb croatian defense officials said. In Eastern Croatia Federal planes rocketed croatian positions around Osi Jek and the town of Vinkovic came under heavy shelling. Sporadic firing was heard around Dubrovnik a Dock area saturday morning but residents of the blockaded City strolled through the streets and went about business As usual. The attack Friday by the army which holds the Hills around Dubrovnik was directed at the Gruz and la pad parts of the City Jurt outside its medieval Walls. The late affy Proon artillery and mortar attack lasted several hours. Five people were killed in a car Dent As they sped away from an at driving without lights because of that posed blackout. Hospital officials one woman was slightly wounded by other casualties were reported. In la pad several cars were dam and windows were blown out of hous the waterfront hotel Dubrovnik Ace was heavily damaged. It was i rated after the offensive by the Felt military began oct. 1, and is use croatian defenders As a Lookout poin