European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 16, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 b the stars and stripes saturday May 16, 1992 san Francisco has fired police chief Richard Hongisto above amid allegations that he ordered officers to strip news Racks of a Gay newspaper containing an unflattering article about him. See Story on Page 4.Bush expresses concerns president Bush ventured into Southeast Washington on thursday to the fringes of a poor neighbourhood to express concern for the Urban agonies that exploded in los Angeles. A Pago 4hiv Carrier sentenced an army specialist was sentenced in Colorado to seven years in prison on charges of having sex with several women without telling them he had the virus that causes aids. A Page 6timber cutting allowed the Bush administration on thursday narrowly won if mixed authority to Cut Timber in Pacific Northwest forests that Are Home to the threatened Northern spotted owl. A Page 7children s show goes on pupils at bbb Lingen elementary school in Germany who Are normally preoccupied with dinosaurs have tried their hand at theater. A Page 9protection sought Olympia amp York the worlds largest development company said Friday that it has filed for bankruptcy Protection in Canada and the United states. A Page 17 inn i Abby Ann Landers. 19 comics. 19-21 commentary. 13 crossword. 19 letters. 12 Money matters. 17 sports. 22-28 to listings. 27 weather. 11 baby from Page 1 was already making its Way into the world. Jessica Maria 7 pounds 10 ounces was born about three minutes later with the assistance of nurse Linda Mcdonald. Anita Arney never made it into the delivery room. Pabst who does not speak English has delivered newspapers for 14 years. He said he was unaware that the baby a delivery was so imminent. Instead he went on with his route. A ooh my lord if id known that i would have been scared a he said through an interpreter. Pabst who has two children of his own laughs about the experience. He recalls a nervous Arney thanking him profusely before he left. A the people at the Hospital thought it was neat that Here he was delivering papers and Here i am delivering a baby a said Anita Arney from the Hospital. A it happened so Quick a she said. Both Mother and baby were reported doing Fine. A 88 do Wonio Josef Pabst cradles tiny Jessica Marie Arney while the infant s parents Anita and John Arney look on at Frankfurt army regional medical Center in  from Page 1 been rocked by a Check overdraft scandal at the members Bank and a modern record of 55 retirees. Seven incumbents already have lost in primaries including Kolter. Disclosure of the subpoenas was forced on Foley by republicans who won overwhelming passage a by 324-3 a of a Resolution to release the information. The republicans were incensed that Foley kept knowledge of the subpoenas secret for a week. Truce from Page 1 Region of Croatia that was captured by serb led forces last year. The Region which Borders on Serbia was one of the focal Points of the bloody six month War Between croatian Security forces and serb irregulars supported by the yugoslav army. A cease fire Nas generally the speaker acknowledged an error in not informing the gop earlier. He said a delay in formal notification to the House was the result of negotiations Between the . Attorneys office and House attorneys on the scope of the subpoenas. Stephens attached a notice to each subpoena that warned a the materials covered by this subpoena must be collected and preserved without alteration or  a since the documents. May be submitted for forensic tests such As fingerprint and handwriting analysis they must be carefully collected in a manner that minimizes unnecessary handling and preserves held there since Jan. 3. Thursdays shelling and House to House Battles in Sarajevo gave Way Friday to a an unbelievable Calm a horrible silent night a Sarajevo radio said. Hospital officials said at least six people were killed and 140 wounded thursday. During the fighting a sniper fired into the office of president Alija ize Begovic just minutes after the president had left the room Sarajevo radio said. On Friday . Troops cleaned up their physical integrity a the notice said. Among the information sought by the grand jury a All vouchers from Jan. 1, 1986, through april 15, 1992, a reflecting goods or services charged to the office accounts of the three lawmakers and Russ. A for the same period documents a relating to overdrafts on the office voucher accounts of the four. A pamphlets manuals books papers or other instructions regarding a the proper use of stamp allotments for congressional offices applicable to the same time period. Broken Glass left by six hours of shelling that hit their hotel and other targets. Serbian paramilitary forces prevented two . Armoured personnel carriers from reaching the City Center and the commander of . Forces Indian Gen. Satish Nambiar was stranded with 30 of his men at his Villa. More than 1,300 people have died in Bosnia since muslims and croats in the Republic voted 10 weeks ago to secede from serb dominated  from Page 1 As Honecker s former no. 2 Man Willy Stop 77 former defense minister Heinz Kessler 72 Deputy defense minister Fritz Streletz 65 and influential communist party official Hans Albrecht 72. Sources said the charges were related to the deaths of 200 people killed while seeking to escape hard line communist East Germany before the nov. 9, 1989, opening of the Berlin Wall. Russian authorities have said they were prepared to extradite him to Germany. But the chilean government has indicated Honecker and his wife Margot would not be expelled from the embassy. German authorities issued an arrest warrant nov. 30, 1990, accusing the former communist Leader of responsibility for the deaths. Honecker was alleged to have ordered Border guards to a shoot to kill anyone seeking to flee the country. Six Border guards have been tried for killing fugitives at the Berlin Wall. Two of them were Given prison sentences of 3>/2 years and two years in january Patriot missile Crews to train kuwaitis Washington a . Patriot missiles Are being sent to Kuwait for a seven Day air defense exercise starting monday the Pentagon has announced. The exercise called intrinsic flare will involve about 80 soldiers from the 2nd in 43rd air defense arty regt based in Hanau Germany. The battalion currently assigned to saudi Arabia should arrive in Kuwait by monday and leave after May 24, said cmdr. John Woodhouse a spokesman for the european come in Stuttgart Germany. The Patriot Battery consists of four missile launchers with a total of 16 mis Sile tubes according to a military source who said he did not want to be identified because of saudi government sensitivity. The source said the Battery would return to saudi Arabia after the exercise. Kuwaiti soldiers will use the exercise to learn How to operate the Patriot system which includes the launchers a radar and an automated control station. The system is designed to defend against aircraft and tactical ballistic missiles. Marine corps it. Col. Stuart Wagner a defense department spokesman said next weeks exercise has no connection to any events m neighbouring Iraq whose scud mis Siles fired during last years persian Gul War gave the Patriot its first combat test the exercise will be commanded a army it Gen. John j. Yeosock who a commander of All army forces under that direction of the . Central come Dur ing the persian Gulf War. The exercise is the fifth in a series car ried out under a defense cooperation agreement signed by Kuwait and Thi United states last september but that first to involve Patriot missiles. Las March the Pentagon said it planned to sell Patriot batteries to Kuwait. The Sab is still pending