European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday March 11, 1992 at a glance old Joe the cartoon character featured in Camel cigarette ads is a soldering Issue for some health groups and the . Surgeon general. See Story on Page 5.who will be named House democratic leaders want to disclose the identities of Only the 24 worst abusers who wrote rubber checks on their special taxpayer subsidized Bank but republicans remain undecided about naming names. A Page 4rags to riches after More than a decade on the Street Richard Kreimer is about to become Rich. Kreimer sued a Library that wanted him banned because he smelled and stared. He also sued the police who he said harassed him. He settled for at least $250,000. A Page 6af draw Down on schedule the air forces draw Down plans Are on schedule for fiscal 1992, but the services assistant vice chief of staff said that it is too Early to Tell whether involuntary separations Are necessary to meet fiscal 1993 goals. A Page 10helmsley gets bad news Leona Helmsley wept in the hallways of a Federal court in Manhattan moments after a judge told the hotel Queen to prepare herself for prison when she is re sentenced next week for tax  Page 17 Index i v Abby Ann Landers. 19 action line. 16 comics. 19-21 commentary. 13 crossword. 19 faces no places. 22 letters. .12 Money matters. 17-18 sports. 23-28 to listings. 27 weather. 11 storms lash wide areas of ., killing at least 6, injuring dozens by the associated press Tornado Laden storms swept the lower Mississippi Valley Early tuesday killing at least six people and injuring dozens As they Tore up houses swelled Creek Levels knocked out Power and dumped Golf Ball sized Hail. On monday a blizzard pummelled the Plains states with High winds and up to 2 feet of Snow bringing an abrupt end to a spell of mild weather. The wild weather shut Down local governments schools businesses and Miles of highways. In Western Nebraska authorities on monday found a 15-year-old boy who vanished a Day earlier when a blizzard struck while he was out walking his dog. Matt Meyers suffering from hypothermia was listed in fair condition late monday. The dog was sent Home in Good shape. A traffic death in Wisconsin was blamed on the weather and two deaths in Wyoming were described As possibly weather related. A bus tipped onto its Side on a Slick Highway in Wisconsin with eight passengers sustaining minor injuries. The storm knocked out electricity for thousands in Nebraska and Wisconsin and prompted officials in Colorado to Post Avalanche warnings at several Mountain passes. Scores of schools were closed in Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Wisconsin and Western Kansas. At the height of mondays storm most major roads were closed by blowing Drifting Snow across Southeastern Wyoming northeastern Colorado and Western Nebraska. A stretch of . 93, the main route from Arizona to Las vegas was closed near Hoover dam As heavy Rains triggered Rock slides. By the time the heaviest Snow moved eastward Over the Plains accumulations in Colorado included 20 inches Northeast of Boulder and 16 inches in the West Denver suburb of wheat Ridge. In Wyoming 10 inches of Snow was reported at Cheyenne. East Central Mississippi and West Central Alabama appeared to have suffered the most from the storms that raced through four South Central states overnight. Three people were killed and 42 injured by a Tornado in Zero miss., a tiny Community near Meridian authorities said. Four of the injured were in critical condition. In Hale county ala., a child and an elderly woman died in storms Early tuesday said Jeff Potts administrator of Hale county Hospital. He said nine people were treated for injuries and four had to be transferred to a Hospital in Tuscaloosa about 40 Miles to the North. Downed Trees interfered with Rescue efforts throughout the area. Authorities said a Motorist died in Northwestern Alabama after crashing into one of the downed Trees. A woman was injured when a tree was knocked onto her car in Lake Providence la. A Lake Providence Man died of a heart attack during the storm. Authorities said his death was not officially considered weather related but the storm May have triggered the attack. Four other residents suffered minor injuries As winds of up to 95 Mph swept through the Mississippi River town of 5,300. Roofs were blown off a drive in restaurant and drugstore. Two service stations were blown Down. In muscle Shoals ala., a Tornado Cut a Swath about one half Block wide and three to four blocks Long said Colbert county emergency management Agency director Eddie Hicks. Two businesses were destroyed and four other businesses and about 10 Homes were destroyed he said. Two sets of storms lashed through Mississippi overnight the one that struck Meridian and one in the North Central area said National weather service forecaster de Ager in Jackson. The Northern storm dumped Golf bal sized Hail and 2 to 3 inches of rain near  from Page 1 they  take the employees or Tell us what to  under German Law companies must give employees who Are part of a mass Layoff sue weeks termination notice at the beginning of a Quarter Maloney said. If the army Wasny to going to carry the contract it should have informed Pae in january he said. Now there Are 160 employees with no jobs because the contract expired he said. A someone is going to pay the people whether its Pae or the army. Someone has to pay these  several employees said they were told monday that the army would take Over the laundry operation but As of tuesday a there has been no acknowledgement by either Pae or the . Government As to who will pay us a said laundry office clerk Angela Popp. A a we be just been locked out a said Michelle Cabassa an army family member who worked at the laundry. Maloney said several employees had just recently signed contracts for child care that they May not need. On tuesday army area support groups were ordered to take facility keys Money and inventories from All Pae locations Maloney said. They were to reopen the pickup Points today and begin releasing laundry free he said. Meanwhile employees were wondering where their next paycheck would come from if it comes at All. On tuesday afternoon reporters covering the situation at the laundry were ordered to leave Faulenburg Cavern in Wurzburg. Laun dry employees who followed reporters off the installation for interviews were ticketed minutes later by German police for demonstrating without permits. Richard Morris a truck Driver for the laundry was one of those ticketed. He said his German Union Oto was going to the German courts today a to find out about who kicked us out and who will pay  Lundy said the Pae employees would not go to work today because they would be waiting to hear from the Union and the courts. A but thursday at 9 . We have to come in willing to work a she said. A and hopefully Well find jobs waiting for  at the Wurzburg town Hall meeting in february former area support commander col. Frederick Hoose assured those at the meeting that the laundry would not shut  correction because of a reporting error army pvt. Karin de Sena was incorrectly identified on March 4 As entertainment magazines Centrefold of the year for 1991. She won the title of miss entertainment 1991 in the magazines pageant. A a # the submarine Simon Lake departed holy Loch Scotland on Friday. The wrong Date was published sunday because of a reporter s error. From Page 1 Democrat Paul Tsongas hoped to do Well enough to be Able to fight on next week in Illinois and Michigan. Florida was the democrats wild card a Southern state in geography Only where Tsongas a former Massachusetts senator was trying to stall the regional Romp coveted by Clinton governor of Arkansas. Former California gov. Jerry Brown the democratic Fields insurgent Maverick did not expect much out of the Southern dominated Day. David Duke was alongside Buchanan As a challenger on several Southern gop ballots looking to Cut into Buchanan a share of the anti Bush protest vote. From Massachusetts to Hawaii Delaware to Texas voters were casting ballots in 11 democratic and eight Republican contests. In All 783 democratic delegates were at stake a 633 of those in the seven Southern and Border states. Bush was virtually guaranteed All the 421 gop delegates at stake because of Republican Winner take All rules on delegates. Buchanan a Hope was to stay in the 30 percent Range and to Spring a Surprise on Bush next week in Michigan. V corps commander leaving for Post with army Secretary Washington a amps it. Gen. David m. Maddox commander of v corps will soon take a new Job on the staff of the Secretary of the army Pentagon officials said tuesday. The 53-year-old Maddox who has been chief of the Frankfurt Germany based corps since november 1990, will become the director of information systems for command control communications and computers. No Date has been set for his reassign ment and no replacement for him in v corps has been named officials said. Maddox is an Armor officer with More than 30 years of service. He spent two Tours of duty in Vietnam and has also had a number of assignments in Europe including duty with the 2nd and 11th army Cav regiments and the 8th inf div Mech. His decorations include the distinguished service medal the legion of Merit with five Oak Leaf clusters and the Bronze Star medal. Agency to sell appliance mud cd n a a Nurnberg Germany a the defense re utilization and marketing office has announced a schedule of forthcoming appliance sales in Germany. Ranges washers dryers and refrigerators will be sold to the general Public at the urls storage area in Ansbach today. The Sale starts at 9 . And runs until 1 . In Bamberg a Sale will be held today and thursday in building 7101 at Warner Barracks. Only id card holders May tend from 9-10 . Today. The Salt open to the general Public from 10 a until 1 . Today and from 9 . Uni . Thursday. At both locations items May be chased with dollars or Marks but j rent must be made in Cash. Purchis must be removed by 1 . On the a the transaction. All appliances being Are 220-Volt units