European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 the stars and stripes tuesday january 19,19935 schools by Nancy Torner . Bureau Raf Croughton England a five schools near Raf Croughton will close at the end of the school year sending some pupils to a new All grades facility at the air base in the fall. Little Tissington elementary upper Heyford elementary and the Croughton elementary Middle and High schools will be shutting Down at the end of the school year. Plans Call for establishing a Quot unit school at Croughton using the present Middle and elementary school buildings. A unit school includes two or More Grade structures. At Croughton All three Grade structures primary Middle school and High school a will operate under a single principal and other administrators. Some portions of Croughton High school such As rooms with laboratories May be included in the new unit school said Barbara Hilf business manager for the department of defense dependents schools . West District. A. Elementary school pupils will be the most affected by the change. They will have to travel to the new school at Croughton. Upper Heyford is about eight Miles Southwest of the base and Little Tissington is about 32 Miles Southwest of Croughton. Plans Are to establish an Annex of the new Croughton school at upper Heyford. The Annex will be located in a building presently used for preschool and kindergarten classes. Children at those Levels Wilt attend school there. The five schools Are closing a because of the draw Down of military people we have with children in our schools a Hill said. According to school figures As of sept. 30, 1992, in Roll efts at the schools were Croughton elementary 558 Croughton Middle school 360 Croughton High school 280 Little Tissington elementary 134 and upper Heyford elementary 467. United kingdom said total enrolment at Croughton for the 1993-94 school year is projected to be Between 650 and 800 students. It is tour Early to determine How Many teachers and administrators will be hired at Croughton for the school year she said. High school class schedules wont be made up until Spring but a full academic program is planned for next school year Rogers said. School system officials Are working with the teachers dogs Day in Church Hugo an upstanding Pooch in Madrid Spain licks drops of holy water from his muzzle alter being blessed sunday by a priest at the Church of san Antonio. Hundreds of people brought their pets for Church blessings on the Day set aside to Honor Antonio the Patron Saint of animals. Clouds threaten Reich Stag s Silver lining by the new York times Berlin a several leading German politicians Are quietly opposing the artist Christous plan to wrap berlins historic Reich Stag building in Silver fabric making it Uncertain that the plan Wilt be realized. Christo has been trying to create a wrapped Reich Stag Quot for 20 years and this month he seemed to have made a great step Forward by winning the support of Rita Siihsmuth president of the German parliament which administers the Reich Stag building. But a spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl said that Kohl opposed the project. The parliamentary Leader of Kohls ruling Christian democratic Union Wolfgang Schauble also has reportedly spoken out against it. �?o1 have told the president of parliament that the Reich Stag will not be w rapped with the consent of this parliamentary faction Quot Schauble reportedly said at a meeting in  to end this year at Woodbridge facilities Raf bentwaters/woodbr1dge, England a the two schools at Raf Woodbridge Wilt close at the end of the school year As a result of the closure of the twin bases of Raf Ben Waters and Woodbridge. Stephanie Rogers chief of executive services with the department of defense dependents schools in the United kingdom said there Are 92 teaching positions at Woodbridge elementary and Woodbridge High school. Mary Margaret Mcgowan director of the overseas education association in the Atlantic Region said school system officials Are trying to place teachers at other overseas schools. She said that although the Union Wasny to entirely Happy with the system of relocating teachers it was pleased that the department of defense dependents schools was working with her group. Sas Susan Harcis about 154 teachers and 14 administrators work at the five schools Hill said. _ Stephanie Rogers chief of executive services with department of defense dependents schools in the Unell met at Muir Hon cd Union in the area to place teachers at other overseas schools said Mary Margaret Mcgowan director of the overseas education association Union in the school items Atlantic Region. However teachers in the Broughton area a a done to know for sure who a going to be there next year a she said. Quot All we know is that there is going to be a greatly reduced military population a Mcgowan said. A a we re going from a fairly Large operation to probably a third of teachers. Its a very stressful time for teachers because they done to know where they re  school officials also will try to find jobs within the system for the displaced administrators Rogers said. 2 on Aims Ofpria from wire reports London a Prince Charles does not want to be King the observer newspaper claimed sunday. But the sunday Telegraph said he wants to reign so badly hell be celibate to win Public Confidence. The conflicting reports followed the publication of transcripts reportedly of the 44-year-old heir to Queen Elizabeth ii whispering Sweet nothings Over the Telephone to a woman Friend. Two other newspapers sunday published the Tran script of a tape of a steamy Telephone conversation said to be Between Charles and his Friend Camilla Parker Bowles. A top official ruled out a government investigation into alleged Security service involvement in what has been called  Only Days after a government report urged Tough new restraints be placed on the press the sunday Mirror and people published the full transcript of inc recording. The transcript reportedly captured Charles murmuring endearments to Parker Bowles. U first appeared last week in the australian Magazine new idea. Most British newspapers previously had refrained from priming the transcript apparently out of respect for the heir to the throne. A. A Buckingham Palace had no comment on the reports for which both newspapers cited unidentified close friends of the Prince As their source. The Palace also has not commented on the transcripts released a month after Charles and his wife Diana Princess of Wales separated the observer said although Charles a does no to really want to be King a that does not mean that he will immediately renounce his right to the throne. But the sunday Telegraph said Charles will not have any relationships that could jeopardize his position As heir a a a he is More determined than Ever to become King and will make the sacrifice to ensure that a it said. The observer said the Prince and Parker Bowles 45, had a secret Holiday in Turkey together in May and in june the Queen a went out of her Way to give mrs. Parker Bowles a Public embrace at the Windsor horse  Charles and Parker Bowles who have known each other about 20 years used to Date when both were single she is the wife of Brig. Andrew Parker Bowles 5-, the British army a chief veterinary officer