European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday january 12, 1993 . The stars and stripes b Page 5 by the new York times Washington a a Senate committee investigating missing american servicemen in Southeast Asia toned Down its criticism of former president Richard m. Nixon and his Secretary of state Henry a. Kissinger after protests from both  a attorney Lloyd n. Cutler said sunday that he and Kissinger read portions of the draft re port dec. 28 and succeeded in having some of the documents conclusions changed. The 1,000-Page report is to be released wednesday. The Issue was first reported in new Day and the los Angeles times. The two papers said the panel the Senate a select committee on pow-m1a affairs had criticized Nixon and his top aides for failing to get a full accounting of american military personnel at the end of the Vietnam War. A a a the times quoted Nixon As writing in a memorandum to the committee a to convey the impression to the hundreds of families of Las that an american As a family member i cannot understand Why these people Are being allowed to negotiate the truth. If the truth is to come out Why should it be negotiated a Dolores Apodaca Alfond up to keep the Public from learning the truth the -2,264 americans who have never been a president deliberately left behind their loved ones and that some of them might Stilt be alive can Only be described As  some Mia advocates were enraged by the panels decision to allow Kissinger Access to the report before its release and to change some findings As a result of his comments. Many of these people have for years accused Kissinger and other government officials of participating in a cover about counted for. A was a family member i cannot understand Why these people Are being allowed to negotiate the truth Quot said Dolores Apodaca Alford an official with the National Alliance of families for the return of America s missing servicemen. Quot if the truth is to come out Why should it be negotiated a from the beginning of its work the committee has been plagued by bickering and infighting. In response to the latest disclosures the committees chairman released a statement sunday condemning unauthorized release of information to reporters. A it has been Clear from the Start that this emotional Issue brings out those who. Wish to Advance their own agendas Quot said sen. John f. Kerry a mass. Quot the premature and selective release of information throughout our yearlong investigation has been designed to divert attention from the committees exhaustive work and thorough  in the a stars and stripes10 years ago Jan. 12,1983 a defense Secretary Caspar w. Weinberger announced that he is recommending an $11.3 billion reduction in defense budgetary authority for the next fiscal year.20 years ago Jan. 12,1973 former White House consultant e. Howard Hunt pleaded guilty to All charges against him in his watergate trial.30 years ago Jan. 12,1963 a a freakish Winter Tornado smashed through Spring Hill tenn., and an intensive cold wave moved deeper into America s midlands with no Relief in sight.40 year Sago Jan. 12,1953 a communist authorities closed three of the remaining 12 roads Between West Berlin and the soviet zone by erecting 7 foot High barbed wire barriers. West Berlin police said 50 years ago Jan. 12,1943 a president Roosevelt submitted a $100 billion War budget to Congress and asked for $16 billion in taxes and compulsory savings to help raise the record amount. L world War ii 50 years ago today Jan. 121�?T9�?T4�3 the red army Breaks a Lino held by hungarian troops on the Southern soviet front and  Kharkov farther South the soviets press their attempt to Cut off germans withdrawing from the caucasus a s. Troops land on Amchitka Island in Alaska s Aleutian Chain. Australian soldiers and tanks attack the japanese outside Gona on new Guinea. Source 2194 Days of War w. H. Smith publishers inc. World almanac Book of world War ii Bison books corp1981 a Illinois massacre victim mourned friends and family attend a memorial service sunday in Palatine Iii., for Michael c. Castro 16, one of seven people found slain at the restaurant where he worked. Apas police seek clues to killings Palatine Iii. A a chocolate cake a bouquet of dried Flowers and a Poinsettia Lay in the Snow sunday before a statue of the Virgin Mary in memory of one of seven people shot to death at a fast food restaurant. Inside St. Theresa s roman Catholic Church parishioners remembered 16 k t a a i m a i k ear old Michael g Castro As a soft so pm whenever we had a dance Michael in hard working person. Would be Here 40 minutes Early saying can 1 set up the chairs a said Audrey Taylor director of the churches youth program. Quot being around him would sure lift me  a Flowers Lay As a memorial outside of Browne a Chicken amp pasta restaurant sunday As investigators continue their search for clues in the killing of seven people. The bodies of Castro his employers and four co workers were found Early saturday at Browne a Chicken amp pasta restaurant in this Chicago suburb. Questions were Many and answers few As priests police and prosecutors attempted to Deal with the slayings. Deputy police chief Walt Gasior said officers had questioned several people in the killings but he  provide details. Andy Knott a spokesman for the Cook county state s attorney also  comment. Police reportedly searched the Home of a Man from nearby Elgin who was picked up saturday for questioning. But they would not Call the Man a suspect. He was identified by United press International As 23-year-old Martin Blake. The family of another victim restaurant Cook Guadalupe Maldonado 46, said police told them nothing about How he died. Quot we re still waiting Quot Maldonado s brother Pedro said through an interpreter. A it s been a Long time and we Are  the Rev. Steven Dombrowski conducted the memorial service for Castro at St. Theresa a where the statue sits outside. Quot there really is no great answer for us and so we have to rely on our Faith Quot Dombrowski said. About 150 parishioners and students attended the service As did 20 family members. The victims had been shot to death and left in two walk in coolers. Cook county medical examiner Robert Stein said police also found a bloody Broom. He would not elaborate. Palatine Village president Rita Mullins said offers of help for the victims families flooded into her office. She said a fund would be set up at a local Bank