European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 51, no. 268tuesday, january 12,1993 d 8693 a . Seeks action on Iraq incursions into Kuwait Spur Call for . Talks from wire reports the United states and its coalition partners called monday for the . Security Council to consider iraqis latest violations of the cease fire. I White House spokesman Marlin Fitz water said the Bush administration Quot will consider the matter with the . And see what actions May be  Iraq twice sent soldiers across the disputed Border with Kuwait on sunday and monday to seize weapons and dismantle warehouses at a naval base. On saturday the White House said Baghdad had bowed to its demands and moved anti aircraft missiles that had been threatening Allied planes patrolling the no fit zone in Southern Iraq. But it said then that it would give Baghdad no further warnings if it continued to violate the cease fire. Fitzwater told reporters monday a the United states has joined with its coalition a we on saturday noted that we would not tolerate continued violations. Its Clear from this raid into Kuwait that sad dam Hussein is continuing his pattern of trying to cheat wherever possible continuing to Challenge the . Resolutions. A we have asked the Security Council to consider this which they Are going to do. Well demand compliance As we noted on saturday we also noted that further incursions would not be treated with a warning of any kind. So we will consider the matter with the . An see Iraq on Page 2 Mogadishu Somalia apr . Forces monday mounted their largest operation so far in the somalian capital sending 900 marines backed by helicopters and armoured vehicles to clean out the country a biggest weapons Market. The thrust to disarm the country came on the same Day that 14 warring factions were to begin a truce. Because of poor communications it could not be determined whether the factions were observing the cease fire or even whether they had been informed of the agreement reached in Addis Ababa Ethiopia. Sunday saw some of the heaviest clan fighting in Mogadishu since the .-led military intervention began dec. 9. Dozens were wounded in the clashes. Marines killed three somalis attempting to ambush the . Embassy compound maj. Ken Roberts a military spokesman said the marines cordoned off a Large area around the gun Market at Dawn monday then moved in to seize All weapons. He said no resistance had been reported to operation Nutcracker. A we Hope to get a big haul a said another command spokesman Marine chief warrant officer Eric Carlson. Marines and other foreign forces Are working to see marines on Page 2 marines Strain under the weight of a dismantled i06 my recoilless Rifle one of the items captured monday in an assault on a weapons Market in Mogadishu Somalia. Budget appointee warns of sacrifice Washington a americans will feel some pain from the incoming administrations efforts to trim record budget deficits and give the Economy a Lon term boost the lawmaker selected As president elect Clinton a budget chief warned monday. A we need to. Make the Tough choices and be prepared for some sacrifice in order to make our Economy More productive and provide greater Opportunity for our children tomorrow a rep. Leon e. Pinetta d-calif., said in testimony prepared for his confirmation hearing by the Senate governmental affairs committee with lawmakers racing toward Early confirmation of Clinton a Cabinet choices the Senate environment and Public works committee was questioning Carol Browner Clinton s Choice As administrator of the environmental Protection Agency. Panetta tapped to head Clinton a office of management and budget did not reveal any decisions about changes in tax and spending policies that Clinton and his economic team May have made. But Panetta said the new administrations goals remain firm. A we need to make government More efficient and More creative make it an instrument of Long term economic growth not an impediment and make it a source of investment in our future not a robber of our children a Birthright Quot Panetta said. With last weeks admissions by Clinton and president Bush that the Federal deficit looks worse than they said during the Campaign gop lawmakers were ready to ask Panetta whether Clinton would stick with his four year plan to halve the deficit. A a Wco in be interested in what their plans Are if they be changed it Quot said sen. William v. Roth or. Of Delaware ranking Republican on the governmental affairs committee. Roth and panel chairman John Glenn a Ohio said questions also were planned on How Clinton would stimulate the lacklustre Economy change the tax code and balance deficit reduction with economic revival. 1 1 starting today a weekly Page for personal computer users let us bring you up to Date each tuesday on what s new in the pc world. See Page 17 a starting saturday behind the wheel a weakly automotive Page