European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 8, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 c the stars an shells from Page 1 in need two serb artillery positions a mar Janovich said. He gave no details. The Sharp crack of outgoing fire attested to the defenders new found firepower but they remained far outgunned by serbian artillery ringing the capital. Few citizens ventured out after nearly 24 hours of cowering in basements and other shelters. Deserted streets were strewn with rubble Glass downed Power lines and occasional patches of dried blood. A this inhumane bombardment will Only grads from Page 1 recognize what this Means to the men and women who volunteered to serve their country. You just can to turn around when you think you done to need them and say a goodbye a a Byron said. Byron augmented several of her arguments in an interview after the commencement. Quot i was a dependent wife Here from 1956 to 1957,�?� Byron said. A my husband was stationed with the 3rd armoured division at Drake Edwards Cavern in Frankfurt. A i remember Well the drive to Berlin in those Days and the frightening East German Border a she went on to say. A a in a a firm believer that it was our firm military stance during the cold War that brought the Berlin Wall Down and All the other communist regimes a she said. Byron blamed the advocates of a fast military draw Down for taking men and women and their families from the intact healthy environment of the military Community and thrusting them into the perils of joblessness homeless Ness health insurance less inclusive than what the military provides and drug Ridden inner cities. A my colleagues in Washington often forget that these men and women returning Are their constituents a voters a she  from Page 1 and former Boxer was ousted As slovak Premier a year ago. According to predictions based on initial results Mesiar won up to 37 percent of the vote in Slovakia with his Calls for slovak sovereignty and More slovak control Over the Swift Tough reforms Klaus has made to privatize the state run Economy. Unemployment in Slovakia Lias rocket strengthen our determination to hold on and eventually punish the criminals in the Hills a said Esad Dib Ranin 40, a builder huddling with friends in a Stone stairway. As the artillery Duel raged sunday rockets hit the twin 20-Story Unis trading company office towers which dominate Sarajevo a Skyline. The top 11 floors of one Tower blazed All night. Water supplies spotty for weeks dried up overnight after electricity to the main pump station was Cut. Firefighters had to rely on dwindling supplies of water from tanks. Smoke poured from four buildings in the Tito Barracks which were abandoned by about 800 soldiers Friday after local Leaa a amps us Schuettler rep. Beverly b. Byron. A not the time for  too Many Washington politicians Are too Short sighted to realize the International and the Domestic effects of a fast draw Down of troops in Europe she said. The current instability in areas such As latin America the Middle East and Europe warrants heightened awareness instead of dismantling the Only viable and cd to 11.3 percent since communism was overthrown in 1989. By contrast the jobless rate in the czech areas of Bohemia and Moravia is 2.85 percent. The czech Republic bordering Germany and Austria also has attracted the Lions share of foreign investment. Klaus and Mesiar face a difficult task if they Are to agree on keeping economic reforms on track while acceding to the Clear slovak desire for More autonomy from Prague. Klaus had said late saturday that a Deal with Mesiar is Uncertain. A we said clearly we Are for a reason the satellite is one in a series of explorer Craft designed to examine different aspects of the universe. The most recent such Mission was that of the cosmic background explorer a spectacularly successful Effort that is helping astronomers rewrite the history of the Early universe and the big bang sex Filo Sion thought to have created it 10 bilion to 20 billion years ago. Earlier explorer missions studied infrared emissions from deep space and took a preliminary look at astronomical sources of ultraviolet radiation which cannot penetrate Earth a atmosphere. Ers negotiated an end to a monthlong siege by bosnian forces. Following the withdrawal the army a general staff said All its troops had left Bosnia and Herzegovina. However the army contends that 80 percent of its estimated 100,000 soldiers on bosnian territory at the Start of the fighting Are natives of Bosnia and therefore need not be pulled out. That effectively has created a separate army controlled by bosnian serbs Ana armed with yugoslav guns. In an attempt to Force an end to the combat the United nations on May 30 imposed Tough economic sanctions on Serbia which has been widely accused of fomenting the fighting in Bosnia. Proven International instrument the West possesses Byron said referring to the North Atlantic treaty organization. However she said she did not go along with some lawmakers who feel that nato should intervene in the remnants of Yugoslavia the scene of fighting and unclear political divisions for Many months. Quot in addition Quot she told the audience a now is the time to align ourselves with the former soviet Union and All the emerging democracies. This is not the time for withdrawal As we so often hear in  Byron has served seven terms As Western May land a representative to the House. But in March the conservative Democrat lost her bid for an eighth term when she was Defeated in the democratic primary election by Tom Hattery a member of the Maryland legislature. Byron is the first woman to serve As head of the House armed services committees military personnel and compensation subcommittee. In that capacity Byron directs congressional oversight of 42 percent of the defense budget and presides Over policy issues that with the cold War now at an end will reshape the future of the american military. Byrons husband Goodloe Byron served four terms in the House before his death in 1978, when she succeeded him. His father and Mother held the seat in the 1930s and 1940s. Able federation a Klaus said. If that cannot be realized he added Quot then it is necessary to make a Quick civilized different  Defeated slovak Premier Jan Camo Gurs by another sex dissident ally of Havel a said he saw Only a Loose tie now Between czechs and slovaks and noted that Klaus and Mesiar have very different programs. A even if they make a Deal at the beginning their policies will go in different directions and sooner or later there will be a conflict a Carnogursky told Csuk in Bratislava the slovak capital. Stripes monday june 8, 1992 at a glance Irene Yudovich and her husband , have lost their teaching jobs at the . Army russian Institute in Garmisch Germany. Army investigators have backed up the couples charge of anti semitism. Sec stories on the russian Institute on pages 14-16.perot leads in 2 polls Ross Perot led president Bush and Bill Clinton in two National polls that were Hill of conflicting signals about voter sentiment. A Page 4inmates surrender two inmates in Connersville ind., surrendered control of a county jail after police swat teams entered the building where three fellow inmates were being held hostage. A Page 6retirement encouraged defense department civilians who retire Between now and 1998 to protect the jobs of less senior workers could get a Check equal to six months salary under legislation approved by the House. A Page 7well-rounded education erupting volcanoes earthquakes War a not to mention commencement a helped prepare Stephen Decatur schools class of �?T92 for the  Page 8 having a Field Day about 125 big pupils from Small schools tugged tossed tunnelled and tried their Way to medals last week in the 15th annual Small schools Field Day in the Netherlands. A Page 9 travel agents lose out the recent fare War Between airlines took an emotional toll on travel agents. A Page 17 Index Abby Ann Landers .20 action line. .16 comics. 18-20 commentary. .13 faces a no places. .10 letters. .12 Money matters .17 sports. 21-28 to listings. .27 weather. .11 rocket launch sends satellite to study ultraviolet radiation Cape canaveral Fla. Up an unmanned Delta 2 rocket boosted a $214 million Nasa astronomy satellite into orbit sunday to study High Energy ultraviolet radiation from deep space research expected to shed Light on How the Sun works. Roaring with Power the Delta thundered to life at 12 40 . And quickly streaked away from Cape canaveral three Days late because of ground processing problems last week and Stormy weather saturday. Liftoff sunday was 13 minutes behind schedule to give the russian space station Mir time to pass safely overhead and to allow an aircraft to get out of the launch danger zone. But once off the pad it was Clear sailing As the slender rocket bought from the air Force for $46 million put on a spectacular afternoon show for thousands of local residents and tourists enjoying a sunny Day at area beaches. The air Force conducted launch was flawless and 71 minutes after liftoff nasal a extreme ultraviolet explorer a a solar powered $214 million satellite equipped with four compact telescopes a was safely ejected into a 340-mile-High orbit