European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 51, no. 263 35c tuesday january 12,1993 . Prepares Iraq incursions into Kuwait to be condemned United nations a diplomats on monday prepared a statement condemning iraqis Border incursions and seizure of weapons in Kuwait Baghdad a latest violations of the persian Gulf War cease fire. But the 15-member . Security Council was unlikely to punish Iraq beyond the measures it already has taken a sweeping economic embargo and requirement that it a stroy its most dangerous weapons. R. Diplomatic sources who saw an Early draft said the statement would be nonbinding would condemn the iraqi Border see related Story on Page 3 incursions and demand return of weapons the iraqis seized. Representatives of the United states Russia France and Britain already warned Iraq about the incursions Ana weapons seizures in a meeting with iraqis . Ambassador sunday diplomatic sources said. . Secretary general Boutros Boutros Ghali said monday he hoped these purity Council would deliver a a very stiff answer to iraqi Leader Saddam Hussein. A we cannot admit this kind of violation and these kind of threats to a member state of the United nations which is Kuwait a Boutros Ghali said in Bonn Germany. Tensions with Iraq had eased saturday when . Officials confirmed the Baghdad government had complied with their demands and removed anti aircraft missiles from Southern Iraq. The missiles were in an area the United states and its Seo . On Page 2gun Market Mogadishu Somalia apr in the largest . Military operation so far in this City 900 . Marines swept through the country a biggest arms Bazaar monday and seized weapons ranging from anti aircraft guns to assault rifles. The raid indicated that the Mission of . Forces was changing from guarding food shipments from bandits to also seizing weapons As . Secretary general Boutros Boutros Ghali had requested. The marines backed by four tanks armoured vehicles and three helicopters moved unopposed into the Core of the fetid Bakara Bazaar with their weapons ready to fire. Some marines crouched on the ground or trained their guns on potential targets from atop vehicles. The Marine commander in Somalia maj. Gen. Charles e. Wilhelm described the disarming of Mogadishu As the . Forces a sternest  in another attempt to improve Security in the Lawless capital. Marines Hope to double their daily patrols from the current 15 Over the next few Days said col. Michael w. Hagee a spokesman for . Forces Mogadishu was mostly peaceful monday the Day a cease fire agreed to by Somalia a 14 warring fac see marines on Page 2 marines Strain under the weight of a dismantled 106 my recoilless ride one or the items captured monday in an assault on a weapons Market in Mogadishu Somalia. Clinton s tax Cut May take awhile Washington a president elect Clinton a designated budget chief said monday that Campaign promises of a Middle class tax Cut would rank behind the administration s efforts to slash record budget deficits and give the Economy a Long term boost. A your first priority right now is deficit reduction and to do the investments that need to be made a rep. Leon e. Panetta d-calif., told the Senate governmental affairs committee at his confirmation hearing. Panetta a statement on the prospects for a Broad tax Cut is the clearest from Clinton and his top economic advisers since last weeks admission by the president elect and president Bush that the Federal deficit looks worse than they said during the Campaign. Panetta also stepped Back from another Clinton Campaign pledge a to halve the budget deficit by 1996, a that s one of the goals and one of the options we Are presenting to the president a said Panetta no had been tapped by Clinton to head his administrations office of management and budget. With lawmakers racing toward Early confirmation of Clinton a Cabinet choices the Senate environment and Public works committee questioned Carol Browner Clinton so Choice to head the environmental Protection Agency. Browner said she would work to ease a the adversarial relationship Between the Epa and the business Community while still assuring environmental Protection meanwhile the Senate foreign relations committee staff is demanding that the Clinton transition team explain Secretary of state designate Warren Christophers knowledge of army surveillance in the late 1960s, a congressional source said. The action came after the associated press reported that Christophers personal files from when he was Deputy attorney general in 1968 indicate he was informed about army surveillance on civil rights and anti War activists even though he later told Congress he did no to know about the activities. Starting today weekly Page for personal computer users let us bring you up to Date each tuesday on what s new in the pc world Seo Page 17 a starting saturday behind the wheel a weekly automotive Page