European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 26, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse Tuesday May 26, 1992 the stars and stripes a Page 5ex-nato general urges nuclear arms cuts Washington up a former nato commander who championed Many of the High technology weapons used in the persian Gulf War has called for a new strategy for nuclear weapons a one designed to deter their use. A the transformation that we have been seeing in the worlds Security environment opens the Way to consideration of new nuclear policies. That can bring us to a less nuclear less dangerous Era a retired army Gen. Andrew j. Goodpaster said. A the Opportunity now coming within our grasp is to narrow the role of nuclear weapons in the hands of each nation that now has them solely to one of preventing their use or threatened use by Goodpaster chairman of the Atlantic Council Public policy group outlined his ideas in a position paper entitled a tighter limits on nuclear arms issues and opportunities for a new Goodpaster commanded nato military forces from 1969 to 1974. In the Early 1980s, he led an International study group that advocated the use of advanced conventional weapons technology to reduce natos Reliance on tactical nuclear arms. Many of those weapons later were used against Iraq in the Gulf War. A was Europe has become whole and free and the sense of threat has abated a he said a the need has practically disappeared that once obliged nato to rely on nuclear weapons to augment its conventional defense against possible sudden overwhelming attack from the Goodpaster said the United states should try to persuade other nuclear Powers to dedicate their arsenals to deterring nuclear attack by others. Meanwhile he said the United states and Russia should begin to reduce their intercontinental strategic Arsenal until they reach 2,000 to 3,000 Goodpaster weapons each. As the russian and american strategic arsenals approach the size of those held by Britain France and China those nations should be added to the reduction negotiations. The nuclear Powers Goodpaster said also should Combine their efforts to prevent other nations from acquiring nuclear weapons. The Effort should take advantage of the scheduled 1995 renewal of the nuclear non proliferation agreement and should include the sort of International controls on technology that once restricted exports to the former soviet Union. If new nuclear nations arise the former nato commander said International barriers should be used to prevent them from using such weapons or threatening to do so. They would include diplomatic pressures economic sanctions conventional military action and ultimately nuclear deterrence. A if such weapons Are used or if their use is threatened a he said a the major nuclear Powers most notably the United states preferably in collaboration but acting alone if necessary should be prepared to defeat the use and destroy the nuclear capability swiftly and an anti nuclear consensus Goodpaster said could be reinforced by the negotiation of nuclear free zones an end to production of weapons material a ban on testing continued research into defences against ballistic missiles and agreements against their use. A the moment is truly one of unprecedented Opportunity a he said. A major Steps can be taken that Are clearly in the Security interest of the United states and of the whole world. A we can halt or constrain the spread of nuclear weapons to additional nations dramatically reduce nuclear stockpiles make them safer and More secure and greatly Lessen the risk that the weapons that do exist will Ever be actually used in in the stars and stripes10 years ago May 26,1982 a Royal Navy warships shot Down three attacking Argentine skyhawk jets and British sea harrier fighter bombers attacked the Airfield at port Stanley the Falkland islands capital in renewed fighting the defense ministry said.20 year Sago May 26,1972 a president Nixon s Summit talks with soviet leaders snagged on Trade negotiations but sources said the historic Accord to curb the nuclear arms race would be signed before the Summit ended.30 years ago May 26,1962 a astronaut John h. Glenn or. Was named americans Quot father of the year by the National fathers Day committee which also praised his Quot courageous performance Quot in his Orbital flight.40 years ago May 26,1952 a the French government moved quickly to suppress a hatred Campaign against Gen. Matthew b. Ridgway arresting the editor of the official communist newspaper in Paris on charges of violating the riot act. Ridgway was scheduled to arrive in Europe on May 28 As the new supreme Allied commander. Worl i War miso years ago today 26 may1.9.4.2 Erwin Rommel launches the afrika Korps on its third offensive in North Africa sending his German and italian tank forces South of Bir Racheim in an attempt to get behind the left flank of Britain a 8th army. In London the Royal air Force s bomber come issues orders for the first of its planned Quot thousand bomber raids a on German cities. The soviet Union and Britain sign a 25-year Mutual Aid treaty. Texas offers first lottery Jackpot a but Odds Are 1-in-25 million he Prospect of winning $1 million or $2, by investing in a $1 lottery ticket Austin Texas up a. Texas is starting its first lottery this week and millions of people Are expected to try for the games $1 million Jackpot. The a just is expected to draw millions of texans to the Lone Star millions game that begins Friday. The lottery is expected to bring in about $1 million a Day to the states general Revenue fund. With the state and some 14,000 retailers being the Only guaranteed winners in the first lottery in Texas history gov. Ann Richards will be on hand to sell the first of 300 million lottery tickets. The Odds of winning something in the first scratch off game Are l-in-7.9 a for 37,458,040 winners. But the vast majority of them a 29.9 million a will get Only $2. That a a $1 profit when the Cost of the ticket is subtracted. Odds get longer for higher winnings. There is a l-in-50 Chance of winning $5, meaning 6 million winners and a 1-in-600,000 Chance of winning $10,000. The chances of winning $1 million Are l-in-25 million. Mathematicians say its much More Likely that someday you la be struck by lightning. For texans who want an inside look at e How the lottery works and a few tips on How to play Austin author and entertainer Turk Pipkin has written the winners guide to the Texas lottery which he Calls a a consumer Friendly look at the game. The Book compares payoff Odds lotto systems that Are a a hot and those that Are not stories of winners and losers and sex Lains an ingenious Way of playing the Ottery for free. It also covers future lottery games and innovations and is filled with lottery information and trivia. Pipkin said the books Best advice for lottery players is a a done to go out and spend a lot of Money right he said the current Odds of l-m-7.9 will get better As Tho lottery comes out with subsequent games. It is expected that 60 percent of Texas adults will buy at least one ticket in the first three months but the Novelty will Wear off. If Texas has the same experience As other states a 34 have a lottery a about three fourths of the players will quit buying tickets. A later on people will begin to get tired and will quit playing a Pipkin said. A How do you get them playing again you lower the California made a a lot of classic mistakes with its lottery he said including increasing the Odds of winning from 1-in 14 million to l-in-28 million. Pipkin said lottery players lottery and retailer pc for lottery and retail should look promotions in which tickets will be Given away. For example gasoline stations May offer a lottery ticket for a fill up allowing customers to play the game for free. Next year the Texas lottery will come out with its lotto game the one in which players will pick certain numbers for multimillion Dollar jackpots. Pipkin said the Best advice for playing lotto is not to pick the same numbers everybody else docs such As the numbers in your birthday which will increase the chances of having to share the prize. He also warned players to be wary of people who say they can give an Edge in picking winning numbers such As numerologist or dream interpreters. If anyone really had information on winning numbers he said they would not sell it to others. State comptroller John Sharp estimates that during the lottery a first 15 months texans will buy 1.2 billion lottery tickets generating $461 million for the state. For each $1 spent on a ticket 45 cents goes to the winners 40 cents goes to the state 5 cents goes to retailers and 10 cents goes for administrative costs. New Urban College gives poor a Chance to escape oppression of life in ghetto Urce 2194 Days of War w. H. Smith Iblis hers inc. World almanac Book of world a ii Bison books corp1981 a Boston apr saying traditional universities fall Short of offering inner City students what they need an anti poverty Agency is opening a College of its own. A a there a a whole group of people who never Ever thought that they could go to College a said Robert m. Coard director of action for Boston Community development. A god did no to give them any less brains. Its not brains. Its the environment the oppression of life in the ghetto a he said. Coards Agency already had a program that helps inner City students go to participating Public and private universities and colleges by providing students with Day care services financial Aid and intensive counselling. The Agency decided to open its own Urban College because the partner schools in the educational collaborative were too big impersonal and bureaucratic. A we find that the Quality issues of very intense personalized attention Are a lot easier for us to manage when the faculty Are on our payroll a said John Kendrick director of the College. After four years of review the College is close to being chartered by the state and could Start offering associates degrees. Classes Are under Way As part of the charter review and in expectation of being accredited to offer degrees in Early childhood education human services administration and general studies. State officials will inspect the College june 4, then hold Public hearings about issuing a charter. A flow income people have had such a beating on their psyche that they need a College where there Are other people like themselves a Coard said. Students can get Day care services housing Aid and help with other problems that might otherwise prevent them from attending classes. A a number of the students Are so poor that they would not be Able to financially make it unless they took advantage of these support services a Kendrick said. A a student who goes to a Large University has no Chance at All of getting this kind of individual support. They would never make it through he said. The Agency has launched a $3 million five year fund raising drive to help endow the Urban College. A it changed my life a said Roberta Nourse who quit a Low paying Job in a photography studio and was helped by the Agency to get a bachelors degree at Lesley College in Cambridge. A during the time 1 was going to school i Felt like this was my
