European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 28, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 51, no. 225 35c saturday november 28, 1992 b d 8693 Germany bans rightist group Homes searched Bonn Germany apr the government on Friday cracked Down on Germany a growing Neo nazi threat by Banning a right Wing extremist group called the nationalistic front. Interior minister Rudolf seilers said in a statement that the ban on the group founded in 1985, was effective immediately. After the ban was announced police searched More than 40 houses of leading members of Thesee related Story on Page 2 nationalistic front in eight states including nor Rhein westfalen Bavaria Baden Wurtem Berg Niedersachsen and Bremen. The groups Headquarters is in nor Rhein westfalen. The action came As thousands of mourners gathered in Hamburg for a memorial service for three turks killed monday in a firebomb attack on their Home. The attack has been linked to Germany a resurgent right Wing. Sixteen people have been killed in nearly 1,81 0 right Wing attacks in Germany this year. A we done to want old nazis and we done to want see bans on Page 2 Relief for Somalia will require troops White House says Kennebunkport Maine a the while House said Friday that joint . Military activity will be necessary to protect food and other Relief supplies from feuding warlords in Somalia. Marlin Fitzwater spokesman for president Bush said the White House Nas consulted with . Allies As Well As with members of the . Security Council to decide How Best to organize the military operation. A some form of military activity is the Only Way to ensure the safety of these shipments a Fitzwater said in the administrations first official comment on reports that the United states has offered to commit troops. He said . Troops if deployed would be under the control of a larger . Force. Asked whether Bush Felt . Troops would be Safe in such an operation Fitzwater said Bush a would not commit troops where he Wasny to sure what the objective was and How the Mission could be  he said National Security adviser Brent scowcroft had briefed president elect Clinton a staff on the . Offer and that Clariton had a been very supportive a administration sources who spoke on condition of anonymity said earlier in the week that acting Secretary of state Lawrence s. I Igleburger had offered to commit 30,000 troops to a multinational , Force assigned to protect Relief supplies to the War and hunger stricken african nation. The los Angeles times and lbs radio reported Friday that . Ships carrying 2,000 marines were sailing up the Indian Ocean toward Somalia. But spokesmen for the department of defense and the . Central corny said Friday that no units have been alerted for possible deployment to Somalia and that members of joint task Force provide Relief Are continuing to Airlift food. Capt. Debra pies Slev . European Conul spokeswoman said Neucom is not involved with the Relief Mission and no Europe based units have been alerted to possible involvement. Fitzwalter said he could not comment on operational details and added that it was premature to talk about see Relief on Page 2blaze guts Wing of Vienna s Hof Burg Palace flames shoot from the roof of Vienna a Homburg Palace Early Friday As firefighters blast water on the Blaze Vienna Austria apr fire swept through a historic Wing of Vienna s i loft org Palace Friday As police historians and passers by rushed 1o Rescue priceless Hooks Crown treasures Anil the City a famous  horses. Flames flared into the night sky when the Loof collapsed an hour alter firefighters arrived. Gusts of wind spread the Blaze to adjacent buildings but l it Emu quickly doused those flames. Worried grooms chased 00  out of their stables across the Street although they were Neser directly threatened by the Blaze. Dozens of passers by caught the reins of the skittish White stallions As they scampered through the pedestrian zone and led them to a Park on the Ilof big grounds. One woman had Teeth knocked out by an agitated horse. By Dawn More than 350 firefighters from Vienna and surrounding towns had brought the fire under control. But smoke Ami soot continued to billow Over Josefs Square. A gaping Roofei ruin was at that remained of the ornate recently renovated  which saw the Waltzing splendor of Imperial Halls Ami historic milestones in the East West detente that culminated in the end of the cold War. Former president Carter and the late soviet Lender Leonid Brezhnev signed the strategic arms limitation treaty ii under its Brilliant chandeliers in 1070. About 200 police formed a Chain to move  not 15,000 Hooks from one end of the vaulted great Hall of the National Library where water dripped onto Ilio Marble floor. The Library houses 102.000 rare and priceless volumes anti the largest map collection m Central Europe. Officials estimated the damage could total 500.0 Mil. Lion. Fire officials said it would take Days to determine the cause of the fire suspected of starting in a conference Hall