European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 26, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse Vol. 51, no. 223 350 thursday november 26,1992 d 8693 rightists hit refugee Home nazi Hunter says Bonn should outlaw groups Frankfurt Germany a Twenty extreme rightists shouting nazi slogans smashed windows at a Home for refugees in southwestern Germany a state prosecutor said wednesday. Tuesday nights attack came As nearly 20,000 people joined protest marches throughout Germany against the spiralling attacks on foreigners. The latest attack occurred in the town of Weisen see related stories on Page 9 Heim about 65 Miles Southwest of Frankfurt. Twenty extreme rightists were involved in the raid on the Home of 35 polish and romanian Asylum seekers state prosecutor Klaus Puderbach said. He said that no one was injured and that the attackers fled before police arrived. A Eisenheim is in Chancellor Helmut Kohls Home state of Rheinland Fulz. Simon Wiesenthal famous for his relentless Pursuit of nazi War criminals said in a radio interview that the see refugee on Page 2 thanks but no thanks a amps. Gory Millor Navy Secretary against lifting ban on Gays Washington a the Navy a highest official said tuesday that removing the ban on homosexuals in the military would harm the nations military readiness and he suggested the Issue already is undermining morale among sailors. Sean c. Of Keefe the acting Navy Secretary said he could not imagine How president elect Clinton would be Able to put into practice his pledge to permit declared homosexuals to serve in the military without hurting the National Security i done to know How that can be sorted through a of Keefe of Keefe told reporters at a breakfast meeting. A if anybody comes to a Hasty conclusion i think its going to be very difficult to maintain order discipline and morale in the ranks. He said the Public debate already was upsetting Many in the Navy. Quot the reaction out there at least in the interim see Gays on Page 2 Nicole Koether a first grader at Naples Italy Elemon key stuffing. She does no to like the stuff. The american tary school does no to mind dressing up like a Pilgrim pupils were treated to a thanksgiving feast tuesday but her patriotism Breaks Down when it comes to tur. Prepared by their parents. A 1 a Quot 1 find much to be thankful for in Zagreb by Gary Pomeroy staff writer Zagreb Croatia thanksgiving sneaked up on 2nd it. Heidi Matthew. Like Many of the 350 american serv ice members deployed to the croatian capital in support of operation provide Promise Matthew a nurse from the 2nd general Hospital in Lan Stuhl Germany has been absorbed in her work. Between getting set up and treating wounded . Peacekeepers we be been so Busy its like a thanksgiving Al ready a a the Bison s.d., native said. Although she regrets not being with her husband for the Holiday Matthews work has provided her with a built in perspective on what thanksgiving is All about. A you think you have it bad working Long shifts Quot she said. A a we be seen some of the suffering in the City. And these patients Are to her immediate left were three . Peacekeepers a All 19-year-old ukrainian soldiers a who were seriously injured when their armoured personnel Carrier was destroyed by a land mine in Sarajevo capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. One lost both legs one lost one leg and the third suffered a fractured leg. A fourth Soldier was killed. A it makes you thankful a Matthew said adding that she is grateful to be in a position to treat the unfortunate some of whom a like the ukrainians a were enemies of the United states not Long ago. As the Holiday arrives the Overall mood at the site a few Hundred Yards away from the main terminal at Zagreb s Airport Falls shy of festive. But soldiers and airmen sleep in comfortable Well heated tents Shower in hot water and will feast on Turkey and Ham. The setting was appreciated by staff sgt. Roger Phillips who compared this thanksgiving with the one he spent two years ago perched 12 Miles South of the iraqi Border with the 46th engr in from see Zagreb on Page 2
