European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 1, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 51, no. 258 35c Friday saturday january 1/2,1993 b d 8693 a Mogadishu Somalia ident Bush offered new a pres ear s thanks thursday to . Troops for working in a Al style far from Home As he arrived for a look at the suffering wrought by Somalia a years of War famine Ana disease. A we Are very very proud of you and very very grateful to each and every one Back to Boot Camp Marine Lance Chi. Brian Scamman from Cornish Maine kicks at the port s Gate. Somalis who seem to be losing their fear of a somalian boy outside the Entrance of Mogadishu s port the . Military have been robbing moving humvee and wednesday. The boy had been throwing rocks at military police throwing rocks at maps. Of you a Bush told about 1,000 troops and Relief officials deployed As part of operation restore Hope. A we Are very proud of this humanitarian  the president then went to a refugee Center near the somalian capital whose name translates to a place of bites a it is Home to an estimated 4,000 refugees a some ilk others still dying of starvation. Bush wore a military camouflage shirt and hat As he stepped off his military Jet onto the unbaked Tarmac following a 18-hour journey from Washington. It was the 25th a Ana probably final a overseas journey of his presidency. From Somalia Bush planned to Fly see related stories in Page 3 saturday to the Black sea resort of Sochi to sign the Start la missile reduction treaty with russian president Boris n. Yeltsin. I if ratified by both countries and put into effect Start ii will slash by two thirds the russian and . Nuclear arsenals making it the most ambitious disarmament agreement in world history. Bush called the treaty a historic Quot and a Good for All  Yeltsin called it the a document of the  in Mogadishu troops greeted Bush with cheers in the old . Embassy compound thursday. He said the nation was a proud of this humanitarian Effort Quot in Somalia and noted that it represented a different kind of Mission for the american military. A a you re Dong it in a1 style a he  a nobody is surprised at that. Operation Seo Bush on Pago 2 Powell seeks sspsb3 my by Michael r. Gordon. The new York times Washington a the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has rebuffed the Kina of sweeping change that president elect Clinton has called for in the missions of the armed services. In a report setting Forth his vision of the military after the cold War . Army Gen. Colin l. Powell recommends a number of innovations including creation of a command to conduct joint training of forces from the diff rent services for intervention in regional crises. The new command also could support . Peacekeeping operations and oversee disaster Relief operations. But the report a draft of which is circulating among Pentagon leaders for comment is More noteworthy for its objection to the View that Washington should eliminate duplication by realigning the missions of the three military services. That View has been expressed by Clinton and promoted by seen. Sam Nunn d-ga., chairman of the Senate armed services committee. Powell s term expires sept. 30, and his role after that is unclear. But his standing As the nations top military officer and the fact that his report Speaks for Many senior military officials underscore the institutional obstacles confronting Clinton As he seeks to Cut military spending while maintaining the nations ability to see Powell on Page 2 today s newspaper on Swyear Day we the a combined Issue Fordan. Newspaper will double up on the horniest crosswords Ann under and dear Abby to it it it you won miss any of your fax orsted Tureev a a it there will be no newspaper is try it Dan,2 because of the new year s  stars and stripes will resume j publishing sunday Dan 3>