European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 4, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 a the stars and stripes monday May 4,1992 Walesa hails expo As opening horizons Seville Spain apr polish president Lech Walesa the first foreign head of state to visit expo �?T92, has called the Universal exposition a a Symbol of today a new  Walesa was greeted sunday by a Spanish military band polish acrobats clowns blowing soap bubbles and a traditional choir As he arrived at the expo site for Poland a National Day which Marks the anniversary of tie signing of that country a Constitution in 1791. The polish president signed the expo Book of Honor in the Royal Pavilion in the Santa Maria de Las Cuevas monastery on the expo site a 531-acre area on car tuna Island across from downtown Seville. He was welcomed by expo �?T92 commissioner Emilio Cassinello and parliamentary relations minister Virgilio Zapatero who is also the governments Liaison with expo. Apart from King Juan Carlos who opened the exposition april 20, Walesa is the first head of state to visit expo. The polish Leader who was accompanied by his wife 14 Cabinet ministers and 36 members of his country a press stressed the symbolic significance of Poland a presence at the exposition whose theme is a the age of  a the East and the West Are rediscovering each other a he said in a speech before visiting his country a Pavilion. A new horizons Are opening. I Hope this brings us Prosperity and development. A thanks to Solidarity we recovered our Freedom and with it the possibility of developing our lives among the nations of the world a he added. Walesa thanked Juan Carlos for inviting his country to Spain calling it a a gesture of International  Poland has not participated in a Universal exposition since the 1937 worlds fair in Paris. Participants in expo �?T92 pavilions include 110 countries Spain a 17 autonomous regions and 23 International organizations. The fair is set to run through oct. 12, Spain a commemoration of Christopher Columbus first voyage to the new world. Sikhs blamed for killing 22 in North India attacks new Delhi up sikh separatist violence left 22 people dead in the two Northern Indian states of Punjab and Saryana the press Trust of India news Agency said. Ten of the dead were killed sunday when militants stormed through a Village firing indiscriminately the news Agency said. Sikh militants have waged a bloody Campaign since 1983 for a theocratic state in Punjab. About 10 armed militants attacked people sleeping outside their Homes to escape the heat in Sadar Pur a Village in Saryana 75 Miles Northwest of new Delhi the Agency said. In addition to the 10 killed five others were wounded. The militants escaped after the attack. Police erected roadblocks along the Border with Punjab in an attempt to Nab the attackers the news Agency said. Hours earlier on saturday sikh militants attacked a Home in the Maritha District of Punjab and shot dead eight family members. Four others were killed by militants in other incidents in  Dachau veterans or the army a 42nd inf div March sunday behind colors carried by soldiers of the 236th base support in on their Way past a watchtower at the former nazi concentration Camp in Dachau near Munich Germany. The veterans celebrated the liberation of the Camp by . Forces on april 29,194s.school technology fair seeks qualified judges by the stars and stripes Wiesbaden Germany a organizers of the military overseas schools technology fair Are looking for judges. More than 500 participants Are expected to enter projects in the overseas technology educators organizations eighth annual fair. It will begin at 10 . May 26 at the Heidelberg officers club in Patrick Henry Village. Judges Are needed in five areas of technology education said Frank Pendzich technology instructor at Gen. . Arnold High school in Wiesbaden. Military members and civilians with backgrounds in Industrial arts graphic arts mechanical drafting and drawing automotive technology and electricity and electronics Are asked to Volunteer As judges. Those interested in volunteering displaying equipment or sponsoring should Contact Pendzich at ets 339-2561 or civilian 0611-718131.program on colleges set Wiesbaden Germany a department of defense dependents schools Germany Region has planned workshops on College Entrance for students parents and Counselor. Susan staggers Dean of admissions for mount Holyoke College in South Hadley mass., will represent the College Board in conducting the workshops. Staggers is scheduled to present workshops in the following High schools bad Kreuz Nach today and tuesday Pitburg thursday and Friday Nimberg May 11-12 and Berlin May 14-15. Turkish bases tuned to an Europe Frankfurt Germany a service members in Turkey Are receiving television and radio programming from american forces network Europe. The change which was effective Friday will not affect local programming such As news features and general information according to an an news release. However a one hour time difference Between Turkey and Afna a Headquarters in Frankfurt will cause a switch in times for most programming. Television and radio outlets serving . Service members in Turkey Greece the azores Spain and Norway Are managed by the air Force european broadcasting so and will continue to be said it. Col. . Crowley a Safe spokesman. By picking up the an feed . Air forces in Europe is essentially switching to a satellite that is already being used by the army. The air Force expects to save Money by not having to rent a different satellite which is positioned Over the Indian Ocean Crowley said. A now we Are Able to use an As the signal source for Central Europe As Well As for Turkey at a Cost savings a Crowley said. Weekly television and radio schedules will be published in the sunday edition of the stars and stripes. 5 furniture sales scheduled this week the defense re utilization and marketing office has announced upcoming sales in Germany. A Aschaffenbur washers divers refrigerators ranges and furniture will be sold wednesday in building 541 at Taylor Barracks. The Sale will be open to id card holders beginning at 9 . And will be open to the Public from 10 . Until noon. Purchases must be paid in dollars Cash Only and removed by noon on the Day of the Sale. A Wurzburg kist washers dryers refrigerators and ranges will be sold wednesday at the Wurzburg kist storage area. The Sale opens to id card holders at 9 . And to the Public at 10 . The Sale ends at 1 . Merchandise must be paid for in Cash Deutsche Marks Only and must be removed by the end of the Sale. Those driving to the Sale May take the Wurzburg kist exit from autobahn 3 and follow b-27 about a half mile toward Wurzburg. After turning right at the i Singen intersection Drivers should see signs identifying the Sale site. A Hanau household furniture will be for Sale thurs Day at hafe Strasse 15 in Hanau. The Sale opens to id card holders at 9 . And to the Public at 10 . The Sale ends at noon. Paymen must be made in dollars Cash Only. Purchases must by removed by 1 . The Day of the Sale. A Hanau furniture electronic items clothing office machines and other items will be sold Friday in build ing 636 at the Gross nauheim training site. The Sale is open to id card holders at 9 . And to the Public at 10 . The Sale ends at noon. Items mus be removed by 1 . The Day of the Sale. Purchase must be made in dollars Cash Only. A Bobingen washers dryers refrigerators Anc ranges will be sold saturday in building 2812 at the Bobingen maintenance facility near Stuttgart. Family a Barracks furniture will be sold in building 2833. 1 he Sale is open to id card holders Only from 9  until noon. Purchases must be made in dollars cast Only and items must be removed by the end of the Sale