European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 b the stars and stripes thursday november 7, 1991 Miracle from Page 1 Middle class calling for National health insurance and criticizing a do nothing Washington  the former College president had caught up in the polls by last weekend. Wofford sail his Victory shows that democrats should a listen to the people and see How they re hurting and have ideas that respond to  Thornburgh said a senator Wofford did a Superior Job of communicating his concerns to the people of Pennsylvania and i extended my congratulations to him on that and i wish him  a this is absolutely unprecedented in Pennsylvania history. To Knock off a major league player like Dick Thornburgh is absolutely astounding a said g. Terry Madonna director of the Center of politics and Public affairs at Millersville University. A this has the potential of standing National politics on its head a said Madonna. A i suspect democrats will come out just swinging on the Domestic Agenda. It could Well set the tone and the agendas for the 1992 elections. In his Concession speech Thornburgh told supporters that a concerns and anxiety about the costs and coverage of health care obviously commanded much greater attention in this Campaign then we  tuesdays results showed Wofford was Strong in Many traditionally Republican areas carrying several counties that Thornburgh won in his successful campaigns for governor in 1978 and 1982. Wofford won Allegheny county Thornburgh a Home turf by nearly 90,000 votes. Wofford an adviser to president Kennedy helped found the peace corps but was largely a political unknown in Pennsylvania when Casey appointed him to the Senate last May. The 65-year-old former state labor Secretary Wasny to even Casey a first Choice taking the appointment after former Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca turned it Down. Thornburgh 59, emphasized his experience As a former Federal prosecutor. Wofford started gaining on him in mid september after he began to focus on the National health care Issue. Bush from Page 1 tour a rep. Vic Fazio d-calif., said in a speech on the House floor tuesday. Fazio chairman of the democratic congressional Campaign committee held aloft a to shirt Reading a George Bush went to Rome and All i got was this Lousy  a How can he find solutions to the problems of americans children in Rome a Fazio asked. The White House announced tuesday that Bush was putting on hold the 10-Day journey to Japan South Korea Singapore and Australia originally scheduled to Start the Day before thanksgiving. The trip was to have concluded in Honolulu on dec. 7 at a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. A everything about this trip would be out a Fitzwa Ter said although a later White House announcement failed to mention Hawaii. The spokesman said the administration would try to reschedule the trip but could not say when. A Fitzwater said the president wants to stay in Washington in Case Congress takes up legislation to Spur the Economy or extend unemployment benefits for the Long term jobless. However congressional leaders have expressed Hopes of finishing work by thanksgiving which is when Bush would have left. A it was a no win situation a said one administration official who requested anonymity. A the Host countries were not Happy because the trip was being shortened and there is plenty to do Here at Home. It seemed that the trip should be made at a More auspicious  in Australia an aide said prime minister Bob Hawke was disappointed about Bush a decision. A of course we regret the postponement a the official said wednesday. A but the prime minister fully understands that the pressures of Domestic events can necessitate changes to travel  Bush nato Summit schedule a it Ireland / / it . 6 nov. I arrives in Rome i Brief arrival ceremony thursday 7 nov. A it a a a l 7 North my heft Way Sweden ,7 f the Hague 7u a a j s it \ <7 v. It a a idea urk it / j \ t a it it. V f o j Poland Belg it Neth. Germany to a w breakfast with British prime minister John major l meets with nato Secretary general Manfred Woerner i meets with italian prime minister Giulio Andreotti Coffee with nato leaders i photo session lunch i nato work session i meets with German Chancellor Helmut Kohl i visit with italian president Francesco Corsiga 190 minutes private time i dinner hosted by Corsiga 300 Miles 300 pm f Quot a. \ France Lux. Tswitz7> Italy. \ czech. 1 Aust. V Yugo. It \ i Spain Portugal a. R n. Mediterranean ear Friday. 8 nov. I breakfast with French president Francois Mitterrand i embassy greeting i final working session i meets with Pope i greets . Seminary students news conference i departs Rome for the Hague i arrives at the Hague a dinner hosted by Queen Beatrix saturday 9 nov. I meets with dec i news conference i lunch hosted by prime minister Ruud Lubbers i embassy greeting i departure ceremony i departs the Hague arrives Andrews fab helicopter to Camp David. A Martha p. Hernandez u so sponsored Tours of Bahrain provide a Good look at some of the country s ancient traditions including pottery making. See stripes Magazine. Fred Macmurray dead Fred Macmurray who starred in some of the Best film comedies of the 1930s and �?T40s As Well As the television situation comedy my three sons died tuesday. A Page 4 Gates becomes Cia chief the Senate confirmed Robert Gates As director of Central intelligence tuesday. A Page 5 settlement condemned Secretary of state James a. Baker Iii has rebuked Israel for opening a new Golan Heights settlement within hours of its peace talks with Arab nations. A Page 8 health Billing system of d Secretary of health and human / services Louis w. Sullivan reached agreement with major health groups to develop a uniform nationwide Billing system for health insurance. A Page 18 i Index be Abby Ann Landers a a a a b 15 comics. 15-17 commentary. .13 crossword. .15 faces a no places m a m m m 14 letters. .12 Money matters .18 sports. 19-24 to listings. .23 weather. .11 correction because of a source error incorrect information was published nov. 4 about treatment of flu patients. Aspirin is not recommended. Col. Or Michael Benenson of the 7th medical Conul stated that a because we recommend treatment in general terms for All groups we recommend the use of acetaminophen rather than aspirin because there is evidence that children in particular increase their risk of Reyes syndrome by ingesting  Safe from Page 1 and the air combat come. All aircraft that operate within Europe Are being turned Over to Safe. All transcontinental Airlift missions will remain with Mac. About 3,000 positions will be transferred from Mac to Safe in the shift said Brig. Gen. Jim Hobson commander of the 322nd Airlift div at Ramstein a Germany. The 322nd oversees macs european operations and has major subordinate units at Raf Mildenhall Rhein main Ramstein and in Turkey at in Ciurlik a. The restructuring will include drawing Down the 322nd, Hobson said. A we will lower our Flag sometime in the Spring a Hobson said wednesday. Some of the 322nd�?Ts slots that Are dedicated to Intra theater operations meaning those that do not involve movement Between the states and overseas will be shifted to Safe at Ramstein Hobson said. Another change at Rhein main will be the formation of a new military Airlift group to handle Enro Ute Airlift traffic such As gassing up air planes cargo loading and unloading services. The 21st�?Ts stateside Headquarters also will be affected Kondra said losing roughly half of the staff which currently numbers about 200. The Tanker Airlift control Center a new organization to be based at least temporarily at Mac Headquarters will assume some responsibilities that have been handled by the 322nd and the 21st, Kondra said. The Center will work around the clock seven Days a week to tackle such responsibilities As control Airlift operations through Europe and managing the strategic Airlift Mission in the 21st�?Ts european and Middle East area of operations. There will be few changes at Mildenhall another european Hub for that bases Mac units such As the 313th tac Airlift group Kondra said. That unit and its responsibilities a will still belong to Mac until air mobility come stands up a Kondra said. A they will do the same things they do now. They will do the maintenance in route support Aerial port and the passenger servicing for those aircraft that come  a timetable Hasni to been set up yet for establishing the air mobility come but a provisional command May be set up by Jan. 1, Kondra said. Other changes under the air mobility come will not be that great he said. The command will be responsible for All strategic Airlift. It will also have tactical Airlift units in the states except for those c-130s that Are assigned to composite wings which Are those made up of several different kinds of aircraft. A but in addition to this they air mobility come will now be responsible for the scheduling and controlling of the Tanker Force a Kondra said. Not All tankers will be affected Kondra noted. Some tankers will be assigned to units in Europe while others will become part of composite wings. A what you really have is a marriage of mobility assets a tankers and air lifters a under one Central control that takes two very scarce assets and puts them under control to try and get the most efficient use out of them a Kondra explained. Kondra noted this does no to mean tankers will be scheduled just for Airlift refuelling missions. A they will still be there to support All customers whether they be fighters reconnaissance Airlift or whatever a he said. A but you have tankers that have Airlift capability and they will be used in both