European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 10, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 a the stars and stripes monday february 10, 1992 Eva chief hails Kerrey s War record n. H. Campaign enters frantic final week from wire reports Bedford . A former veterans administration chief Max Cleland who lost three limbs in Vietnam made an emotional Appeal saturday in behalf of democratic hopeful Bob Kerrey while president Bush was collecting support from Ronald Reagan. Sen. Tom Harkin was to Fly to Iowa to Shore up Home state support in precinct caucuses today while former Massachusetts sen. Paul Tsongas challenged Kerrey to be More specific about How he would shrink the governments size. Gov. Bill Clinton flew Home to Arkansas but planned to return to Bedford today for the final week before the feb. 18 primary. Former California gov. Jerry Brown campaigned in Maine calling for health care Reform. Among republicans columnist Patrick Buchanan kept a stiff upper lip at a conservatives dinner As Bush supporters prepared to show Reagan a taped endorsement of the president. Buchanan once a Reagan staffer has been calling himself the Only real conservative in the race. A even the great conservative cannot sell George Bush As a conservative a Buchanan said. Senior Bush adviser Charles Black said the columnist and television commentator has been a acting like a whiner. Everybody knew Ronald Reagan would endorse George Bush. What a the big Deal a on the tape the former president said Bush could not be at the dinner because a a he a in Washington wrestling with the liberals in Congress that Are trying to Block his Agenda for your future a according to a script supplied by the Bush Campaign. In Bedford Cleland called on a town Hall rally to support Kerrey saying the Nebraska senator understood what it meant to a take up arms for his  he called Kerrey a a Young Man who you done to have to teach that lesson to. He Learned that lesson a Long Long Long time  Clinton spent several Days last week responding to charges he received a draft deferment by agreeing to join a Reserve officers training corps program a but backed out of the commitment two months later. He said to gave up the deferment and made himself available for the draft. A lottery system was instituted within weeks and Clinton a number 311, never was called up. Cleland a comments offered a Sharp contrast Between Clinton and Kerrey a Navy Seal who lost part of a leg in Vietnam and won the medal of Honor. But Cleland said his remarks were meant to endorse Kerrey and nothing More. A it was a very difficult War a very trying War for All of us especially those of us who went there and especially those of us who left a part of ourselves there a not just emotionally but physically a said Cleland now Georgia a Secretary of state. Kerrey himself kept it Light when asked at a Campaign Stop in Hudson about Bush a heavy use of patriotic themes in the 1988 Campaign. A lord help George Bush if he comes after me with patriotism a Kerrey said. In Iowa Harkin told a group of activists in fort Dodge a a in be never taken you for granted and i never  Harkin needs a Strong showing to avoid an embarrassing Start on the nomination Trail. Other candidates have been conceding his Home state to him and aides said anything less than 60 percent would be a blow. But a poll published saturday by the Des Moines Register showed 54 percent of Iowa democratic activists surveyed favored Harkin Down from 68 percent two months ago. Clinton was favored by 16 percent while 12 percent were undecided. Kerrey got 8 percent Brown and Tsongas each got 5 percent. The Telephone Survey was conducted among 602 democratic activists who said they were Likely to attend precinct caucuses. The Survey had a margin error of 4 percentage Points. Clinton holds a narrow Lead in a volatile new Hampshire democratic primary race with three fifths of the Likely voters saying they could still change their minds according to a new los Angeles times poll. Bush holds a 61 percent to 30 percent Lead Over Buchanan in a Republican primary contest in which voters appear More settled in their opinions. Among those Likely to vote in the democratic primary Clinton leads Tsongas 33 percent to 28 percent the poll found. Each of the other democratic candidates remains far behind with Kerrey attracting support from 9 percent of Likely voters Harkin 8 percent and Brown 7 percent. Elev candidate Bob Kerrey right chats with his supporter former veterans administration chief Max Cleland. In percent of the Likely voters said they were undecided and 4 percent said they supported another candidate. Tsongas issued his Challenge to Kerrey at the opening of a Campaign office on new Hampshire a coast. When a woman in the audience asked Tsongas what he thought about Kerrey a plan to Cut the Cabinet by half Tsongas said he opposed it because Kerrey would abolish the education department. A the problem is not reorganization a Tsongas said. A the problem is  could have controlled urges expert says Milwaukee a Jeffrey l. Dahmer a compulsion to have sex with the dead became his a main focus for living Quot but he Isnit insane because he could have controlled his impulses a psychiatrist testified saturday. Or. Frederick Fosdal testifying for the prosecution in Dah Mcra a insanity trial said Dahmer suffered from necrophilia a before during and after killing 17 Young males but the disorder did not prevent him from stopping. A it explains his behaviour but did no to cause him to break the Law Quot Fosdal said. A the was Able to refrain and had some control As to when he followed through on his sexual  however Fosdal later said Dahmer told him it was a a consuming interest the Only thing that gave me any satisfaction a and called killing people for his own sexual purposes a the ultimate in  a the Lustful desire overpowered any moral choices a he quoted Dahmer As saying. A the desire was Strong enough that it did no to matter. The desire warps your  a it became a compulsion a my main focus for living a the psychiatrist quoted Dahmer As saying. Dahmer who has pleaded guilty but insane to 15 mutilation slayings in Milwaukee county must prove that he suffered from a mental disease. He must also prove the disease either made him unable to Tell right from wrong or unable to conform his behaviour to the Law. His attorney Gerald Boyle said Dahmer a sexual attraction to corpses grew into a mental disease and drove him to kill. But District attorney e. Michael Mccann said Dahmer could have chosen not to kill if he had so desired. About two dozen protesters including relatives of Dahmer a victims demonstrated outside the courtroom saying victims families have been treated poorly Over seating arrangements while Dahmer a parents have been Given preferential treatment. A the families get no respect a said Carolyn Smith sister of victim Eddie Smith. A a we be just had it. We re sick of Jeffrey Dahmer being the hero in  the Brief protest did not interrupt Fos Dales testimony based on 17 hours of jail House interviews with Dahmer Over five sessions. School custodian s will leaves mysterious Fortune Whitman mass. A a school custodian who lived for years in a one room apartment without Telephone or private Bath left behind a Fortune a and some mystery a when he died. Leo Ryan who died of lung cancer last year at age 78, left nearly $582,000 sit 11 i in it Bank accounts. Most of his estate went to a Catholic Church in this Rural town which is located South of Boston. But among Ryan a other bequests was a $500 gift to the United Church of Christ in neighbouring Abington in memory of a woman named Olive Coughlan. The trouble is the churches minister and clerk said they had no idea who Olive Coughlan was. And no one is quite sure How Ryan made so much Money. His Gross weekly pay was $363.05 when he retired in 1987, according to school business records. Co workers said Ryan who never married May have had real estate investments in the past but owned no property when he died. They said he bought lottery tickets occasionally and always watched his  accused of slaying family is found in Florida Sarasota Fla. Up a teenager accused of killing four family members at their North Dakota farm was arrested saturday with his runaway Girlfriend at a Motel police said. The 15-year-old boy and his 16-year-old Girlfriend whose names were not released were being held by Sarasota police until they could be transferred to North Dakota authorities said Sarasota police spokeswoman Lori Jaress. The boy is accused of killing his Mother father a 16-year-old sister and a 12-year-old brother on the family a farm in Menoken n.d., just East of Bismarck Jaress said. The boy and the girl who had been reported As runaways had been missing since the Jan. 27 slayings. The pair were arrested Early Saturn at the Rhodes Motel on . Route 1 after police received a bulletin that of suspects were in Central Florida Jare said. The boys 1981 Pontiac grand i with North Dakota plates was spotty about 1 40 . In the Motel parking la Jaress said. A surveillance was set up and a Swa team was activated because the bulletin indicated the boy was possibly in posse Sion of several handguns a she said. When swat officers knocked on to door on the Motel room a they charged i and took both juveniles into custody with out incident a she said