European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 20, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 51, no. 217 35 Friday november 20,1902 a Quot a   d 8693 a 1 a a a a a a a a a War s no problem Croatia tells tourists London apr the War in Croatia is All but Over leaving Little mortar damage in most parts of the former yugoslav Republic and no need for flak jackets a tourist official says. Quot you can go without any problem Quot Zoran Klaric told an International conference on tourism this week. However the croatian tourism Institute official warned that hotels in some areas May be filled with refugees from the civil War in neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina. And a published guide said some tourist attractions Quot suffered severe damage during the  an estimated 10,000 people were killed in Croatia after Yugoslavia began to split up last year but it has been relatively quiet under a  ceasefire since Early this year. About 700,000 people a most from Bosnia a have taken Refuge in Croatia which normally has a population of 4.8 million. Yugoslavia with its Long coastline was once popular for tourists. But then serbs and the yugoslav army contested Croatia s declaration of Independence in june 1991. The number of nights that foreigners spent in Croatia see Croatia on Page 2not a Cloud in sights amps John Bomar Darlene Armigo says her son Albert David who was bom at Lan Stuhl 2nd general Hospital in Germany on nov 7, is already a staunch supporter of the great american smoke out. The special to shirt Reading Quot i am a bom nonsmokers recently was Given to Albert David by the american cancer society to help get him started in a tobacco free direction. Infants bom thursday the Day of the smoke out were also to be Given the shirts Albert David s father is Chi Albert John Armigo of co a 1st signal in in Kaiserslautern Germany. French Farmers Torch . Flag trash Mcdonald s Paris apr angry Farmers burned an american Flag Ana overturned tables at a Mcdonald a in thursday demonstrations against . Demands that Europe Cut crop subsidies. A a we re Here to motivate government officials into not letting the americans step on our feet and sacrifice european and French agriculture Quot Bernard Lute a farm Union Leader from the Aube Region in Eastern France said wednesday evening. Lute his Green Parka drawn Light against the cold wind and rain was among More than 300 Farmers who gathered on the fashionable Rue do Rivoli. The Street was blocked by hundreds of riot police who prevented the Farmers from marching on the . Embassy. Lute had to shout above the Din of fireworks that other Farmers were hurling Over police lines. Farmers burned an american Flag and skewered the scorched tatters on a Pitchfork. Then they clashed with police trying to get around Iron barricades pelting officers with rocks Corn peas and clumps of mud. Authorities said 20 police officers were injured. The French government condemned see French on Page 2 Bush takes sudden trip to see his ailing Mother Greenwich Conn. A president Bush left the White House on Short notice thursday morning and flew to the bedside of his ailing 91-year-old Mother Dorothy Walker Bush. A White House spokesman said she was seriously ill after suffering a stroke. Bush spent 70 minutes inside his mothers single Story Brick Home and left without commenting to a crowd of reporters on the tree lined Street in this posh suburban town where he grew up. He returned to the White House in the Early afternoon without commenting on his mothers condition. But White House press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater said a mrs Bush is seriously ill. She had another  mrs. Bush has had several other strokes in recent years and has been under nursing care even before this episode. A a she a been frail for several years Quot said Fitzwater a a she a been very sick at times and then will come  he described the presidents mood As a very  Bush was accompanied by his daughter Dorothy Koch White House physician Burton Lee Fitzwater and a photographer. Other family members were also gathered there. No other details were immediately available on mrs. Bush s condition. She is the widow of Prescott Bush a financier and . Senator from Connecticut who died in 1972.painkillers now assured for women giving birth by Chuck Vinch Washington Bureau Washington a women patients at military a dial facilities will be Able to get pain killing drugs ring childbirth and will see improved gynaecological d Mammogram services under two new health care lilies taking shape. One policy dated nov. 12 and signed by Enrique Nidez jr., the Pentagon Stop health care official will bring the military system in line with the private sector by ensuring widespread Access to painkillers during Normal childbirth. Another policy still in draft form but expected to be finalized within a month and put into effect next year sets out specific goals for military medical facilities to meet in providing what the Pentagon Calls a health maintenance care Quot for women including mammograms and general gynaecological care. These issues were pushed to the forefront of the health services Agenda by the defense advisory committee on women in the services which acted on repeated complaints and comments from servicewomen in the Field. The policies themselves were developed after Mendez the Pentagon a senior health affairs official an see women on Page 2