European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 7, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 c the stars and stripes tuesday january 7, 1992 the knee is fast becoming an Active woman a Achilles Heel. See stories on pages 1415.never say die new York democratic leaders have launched a favorite son Campaign to place gov. Mario Cuomo a name on the state s primary ballot. A Page 4kennedy conspiracy nearly three quarters of americans polled believe president Kennedy was the victim of a conspiracy. A Page judge under fire a White judges remarks in court and in print about Blacks women and jews is provoking a Public outcry that he is racist sexist and anti semitic and should be removed from the Bench. A Page 6miracle baby a decade later test tube baby Elizabeth Carr remains a Miracle to her parents and a Symbol of Hope for other infertile couples. A Page 7provide Comfort extended operation provide Comfort has been extended for another six months following consultation Between the turkish government and coalition allies. A Page 8israelis strike Hospital staff went on a 24-hour strike sunday disrupting health services nationwide in a protest at government plans to Start dismantling israelis system of socialized health care. A Page 9lawsuits 1, lawyers 0 the inventor of intermittent Windshield wipers used in millions of vehicles worldwide is winning his court Battles with automakers but has lost his lawyers. A Page 17abby, Ann Landers 20 comics.18-20 commentary.13 faces a no places .10 letters .12 Money matters.17 sports.21-28 to listings.27 weather.11 Index a Tiv military cuts tied to tax Relief Washington a the chairman of the Senate Republican Campaign committee called monday for a tax Cut financed by a reduction in Pentagon spending. Sen. Phil Gramm a Texas said he would oppose diverting any military spending toward Domestic programs As leading democrats proposed last week. He also rejected any move to increase the Federal deficit As a Way to boost the Economy. Instead he said Pentagon spending should be Cut 5 percent from $291 billion this year to $275 billion by fiscal 1995, to provide a $416 increase in the personal exemption from Federal income taxes. A family of four with income of just Over $35,000 would Benefit by $466 a year he said. Senate finance committee chairman Lloyd Bentsen a Texas proposed last month a somewhat different mix of tax cuts financed by defense cuts. President Bush has suggested he could support such a plan. Gramm said his idea was similar but he was absolutely opposed to moving any Money into jobs programs or other Domestic accounts. A a if we done to give the Money backs to the taxpayers a the government will squander it a he said. Senate budget committee chairman James Sasser d-tenn., and sen. Paul Sarbanes d-md., proposed last week that the Federal government increase spending this year by roughly $55 billion As a fiscal stimulus. The government already is running a projected $350 billion deficit and boosting if further would do no Good Gramm argued. The government has run deficits for so Long that the technique a has lost All curative Powers a he  from Page 1 states must assess the threats of the new Era. A the size and shape of our future forces must be based on the threats we expect to face a he said. A the right defense for the new Era is a defense against those things that pose real threats. In the old world we knew what threatened us. In the new world we will have to learn what threatens us. A in the old world the two superpowers had thousands and thousands of nuclear weapons and were prepared to use them a Aspin added. A in the new world Many nations and groups will vie to acquire nuclear weapons. He noted that the a new Post soviet threat is in Many ways More disturbing and troublesome than the old soviet threat. The old threat was bigger but More manageable. The new threat is More alien to americans and is More difficult to understand and  in a table Aspin pointed out that the United states faces diverse threats not just one a american interests rather than survival Are at stake. A the new threat is unknown rather than known. A the new threat is not deferrable As was the soviet Union. A the danger comes from terrorist use of nuclear weapons not the strategic use. A the threat is Covert rather than overt. A rather than Europe entered the new threat is regional and ill defined. A there is Little rather than a High risk of escalation. A defining the Post soviet Security environment is the critical step in sizing and shaping the new american Force a Aspin said. A identifying the threats to important . Interests a important enough that americans will support using military Force to protect them a forms the basis for understanding the situations in which americans want military  from Page 1 reads a Pursuit of nuclear arms stands As the single greatest source of danger to peace in All of Northeast  earlier monday Bush had an emotional visit with soldiers at Camp Casey the Headquarters of the . Army 2nd inf div stationed in South Korea. Bush took time out for a helicopter flight to the Camp where More than 3,000 . Soldiers warmly greeted their commander in chief. Bush Clad in a military jacket with a 2nd inf div insignia spoke on a platform flanked by two cobra gunships. . Ambassador Donald Gregg Gen. Robert w. Ris Cassi the top american general in Korea and maj. Gen. James t. Scott the division commander were with the president. A let me Salute the proud men and women of the 2nd infantry division. You Are truly second to none a Bush said to wild cheers from the soldiers. The emphasis on Security issues overshadowed disputes with South Korea on economic barriers. However the Trade Issue will take Center stage when Bush arrives in Tokyo today the last Stop on a 26,000-mile tour through Australia and Asia. A group of 18 business leaders a including chiefs of the big three automakers will be part of Bush a delegation helping him try to pry open japanese markets. The stakes Are High for Bush and Miyazawa. Both face crucial election tests this year and each is suffering sagging popularity ratings both sides seem determined to find a formula allowing Bush to declare a Victory from his visit. A i can guarantee you political opponents a no matter what is achieved a will be saying a hey you did no to jump quite High enough you need to get Over the bar. We be just raised it another foot but that a politics a the president said. At every Stop on his asian trip Bush has hammered Japan for what the administration considers protectionist Trade policies. In Australia last week Bush lightly skipped Over issues Between those two countries and demanded a fair play from the government in Tokyo. A i want to see us get More jobs created in the United states eventually by concessions made or by positions taken in Japan a Bush said. In Tokyo Miyazawa said he would do All he could a to see to it that More american cars can come free of  from Page 1 former soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Gamsa Hurdia had often criticized Shevardnadze a georgian whom some have mentioned As a possible successor to Gamsa Hurdia. A said the military Council would seek to bring Gamsa Hurdia Back for a possible trial. A said any move to join the Commonwealth of Independent states would have to await establishment of a civilian government. Georgia and the three Baltic states Are the Only former soviet republics that have not joined the new Commonwealth. Iose Liani said opposition fighters let Gamsa Hurdia escape from the parliament building where he had taken ref Uge in a makeshift Bunker defended by loyalist troups. At least 70 people were killed in the fighting. A we said we were leaving them an exit on purpose so that they could leave without bloodshed a Iose Liani told reporters. A the psychological and military pressure made the president take the Choice we offered  his flight followed a heavy rebel pounding of the building with rockets and machine gun  from Page 1 on beef processing since mad cow disease was first detected in 1986. British officials say these efforts which included destroying 36,000 cattle have reduced the Chance of infection from Remote to impossible. The affliction was called mad cow disease because infected animals become uncoordinated and stagger. It is believed to have spread when infected sheep brain nerve tissue and other animal parts were ground into cattle feed. Moscow will get second helpings of beef with another 800 tons due in the coming weeks. Emerson said More shipments Are expected including 1,200 tons for St. Petersburg. Russia was grateful for the humanitarian Aid said economic chief Yegor Gaidar and he told Tass that the Moscow health inspectors were simply doing their duty. But the whole episode left a rather bad taste in the Mouth of Lynda Chalker Britain a overseas development minister. A if they Are going to react like this we have lots of other things to do not Only with our beef but with our time a she told bbl radio. Of member Dies of heart attack in Ciurlik a Turkey is amps a an air Force member died sunday at in Ciurlik a a base spokesman said monday. The service member died As a result of a heart attack said capt. James m. Reed incur like a Public affairs officer. Officials could not release the name pending notification of the next of Kin Reed said