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     European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 15, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday april 15, 1992 the stars and stripes b Page 7 report warns of dangers to teen drinkers by Andrew Mollison Cox news service Washington a surgeon general Antonia Novello who has campaigned against alcoholic beverage ads that Appeal to Young people said monday that she had More reasons Why companies should not sell those types of ads. She was backed up by Chris a High school senior from a Maryland suburb of Washington . He said he began drinking heavily while he was in the eighth Grade. Novello showed statistics on How Many preteens and teen agers drink. She also showed ads in which drinking is associated with surfing skiing rafting swimming and other activities at which people can be Hurt. A i have heard from Young people urging me to give them facts not jargon to give them honest facts and not hyperbole a she said. Novello released a report on 51 studies showing that Young people who have been drinking Are More Likely than other people their age to commit crimes be victims of crimes partake in sexual behaviour that risks pregnancy or disease to drop out of school attempt suicide or be Hurt in sports or car accidents. Then it was time to hear from Chris the Only one who remained in school out of six friends who began to drink together in the eighth Grade. A shoot its just a its incredible How it can affect your life a Chris said. A people do not realize when kids see things like this on to they say a wow you know i can go out and do this. I can you know i can go out and drink Budweiser with my  a Novellow a repeated attacks on ads for i. I _ Oronat or it in Fol alcoholic beverages Arentt helpful said Jeff Becker a vice president of the Beer Institute. He said Beer companies aim their ads Only at adults. Surgeon general Antonia Novello displays a Beer and in Washington on monday. Army plans to dish out meal ready to meet religious diets by Ray Rowden Washington Bureau Washington a american troops have called their Field rations by Many names Over the years but a a Kosher Hasni to been one of them. However that May change with the introduction of four meals developed to meet the needs of soldiers who adhere to the dietary restrictions of jews muslims hindus buddhists and adventists. Army officials refer to the new Field rations As More of which stands for meals ordered ready to eat Multi Faith. The Standard rations Are called res for meals ready to eat. Operations desert shield and storm helped Point up the need for the new rations among the country a camouflaged connoisseurs according to chaplain col Marc Abramowitz of the army chaplain school at fort Monmouth . A when desert shield came along and All these Reserve units were activated it swelled the number of jews in the Active military a he said. A that and the fact that the Are Supply was depleted gave us an Opportunity to suggest introducing vegetarian menus to help some people  he said this is not just a jewish Issue. A there Are a lot of people out there today who done to want to eat meat three times a Day a he explained. He added that the products being developed need not have rabbinical or halal certification to be helpful. According to jewish and Muslim traditions a cleric certifies that food does not contain forbidden meats and was not made with implements that have touched those meats. Jewish Kosher dietary Laws prohibit pork and shellfish require Dairy and meat products to be kept separate and prescribe a ritual manner for slaughtering animals. Muslim halal Laws also prohibit pork and require ritual slaughtering but allow shellfish and mixing meat and Dairy foods. Abramowitz noted that buddhists might object to egg products in food As Well. A i done to think we even want to Deal with the requirements of special meals like those for passover a Abramowitz said. Leavened bread then joins the list of forbidden food. A when i was in Vietnam we used to receive special packages of Kosher foods to assist soldiers who kept the dietary Laws a he said. A these were provided by jewish associations and contributions through the United Way and various avenues. A these mechanisms disappeared after Vietnam a he said. A people decided volunteers knew what they were getting into. A but the Issue returns when you have people deployed for a Long time and unable to Cope with challenges As they normally do a Abramowitz said. Army researchers at Natick research development and engineering Center in Massachusetts developed four vegetarian menus using name Brand items found on the grocery shelves. A shelf life of up to three years was one of the criteria. Entrees include rotini Primavera cheese Tortellini pasta classic and cheese Ravioli. However it May be a year or More before they Are available for Issue to soldiers in the Field. A the Cycle includes having to order the items and get them from the manufacturers to the warehouses before we can Start issuing them a said Natick spokesman Harvey Keene. A after the stocks reach a certain level we can Start receiving items in the Back door and issuing them through the front door so to speak a he said. Another newly developed ration that soldiers will be testing soon features blameless heating pads that Are activated by water. These rations Are called self heating meals ordered ready to eat or stores. Store religion needed women say. Fri a a Mai 1 as4 foil thin to chill re it Fly ills new York up a Survey of 1,499 women around the country indicates that a majority of them eel there is too Little mention of religion and god Oday and Many would like to see daily prayer in Choo is Glamour Magazine reported monday. The Survey of 1,499 Glamour readers Between the ices of 18 and 44 showed that 64 percent believe that religion and god should have More Public exposure in daily life., ,. A if people were More accepting of religion in Public there would be less drug abuse sex and violence and More reverence a one Reader said. However 23 percent said there is too much talk about god and religion with one woman commenting a a in a sick and tired of fundamentalists trying to Torce their beliefs on everyone. Religion is a personal relationship not a Public  thirteen percent polled Felt things should stay just As they Are. Only 35 percent of the respondents believe that daily prayer should continue to be excluded from schools the poll showed. But a majority 60 percent revealed that they would like daily prayer to be allowed in school systems. A a it a time to return to the principles that built this nation. Our founding fathers ideas regarding the separation of Church and state have been twisted and grossly misinterpreted a on Reader wrote. More than 80 percent of the women surveyed said that Public displays of religion such As a nativity scene or menorah should be permitted. A the first amendment guarantees Freedom of religion not Freedom from religion a one respondent said. Vote for Elvis stamp gets off to rocking Start from wire reports Washington More than 300,000 americans cast their ballots in the first week of voting on the new Elvis stamp. Cards and letters must be postmarked by april 24 to count in the contest to decide whether next years Presley stamp shows the Young Elvis or the More mature Singer of later life. . Postal service spokeswoman Robin min Ard said the number of trays of mail shipped to an accounting firm for tallying indicated that a Well Over 300,000�?� votes had been received in the first week. Officials Are not making any preliminary tally of which Elvis image gets More votes however. A we done to want to know a she said. The Winner will be announced in june at Presley a Graceland mansion in Memphis. Douglas son jailed fined Beverly Hills Calif. Eric Douglas the youngest son of actor Kirk Douglas was sentenced to five Days in jail and Finea $810 monday for kicking a policeman. Eric Doug a charge of resisting _ police no Eric Douglas 33, pleaded no contest feb. 7 to a charge of resisting arrest. He was accused of kicking an officer no was called to an aug. 7 Luwi Wiig vib Biow. A "----�?�7 argument Between Douglas and his former attorney. The officer Wasny to seriously Hurt. Last . 11, Eric Douglas was sentenced to Community service at a women a shelter after pleading no contest to assaulting two women in the building where he works. 1851 photo nets record new York a a Daguerreotype of three storefronts in Cincinnati in 1851 brought $63,800 at auction monday setting a world record for this Early Type of photograph. The Street scene by photographer James Presley Ball was sold at Swann auction galleries to an unidentified private collector breaking the $59 400 previous world record paid in 1985 by the National portrait gallery for a portrait by photographer Mathew Brady. Pig s just one of the pack Clarkston Mich. A . Does no to seem to mind that All of her classmates Are dogs. But the affectionate pig puts her Hoof Down in choosing Between a dog biscuit or pig Chow As a Reward in the obedience class. A a she a rather have some Purina pig Chow or Munch a Bunch of peanuts a said mar Beth Jones director of the Trainer obedience Center. . Is an 8-month-old vietnamese potbellied pig who lives with her owner Jodi Miller 25, in the Detroit suburb. A we Call her our Swine child Quot said Miller a student at Oakland University. A i began looking for an obedience class for her after the vet thought she needed to be More   
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