European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 23, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                At a glance police and coroners officials remove the body of a 16-Ycar-old student killed accidentally in a los Angeles school when a fellow student reached into his Book bag containing a powerful handgun. See Story on Page 6. A updating magazines because of a computer glitch at a stateside mailing company some military postal customers in Europe will have to submit an address update to continue receiving Magazine subscriptions a military postal service Agency official says. A pages Index Abby Ann Landers. 21 automotive. 12 classified a. 25-28 comics. 21-23 commentary 15 crossword .21 daily Horoscope. 27 faces in places. 24 focus .17-20 Jumble. 27 letters. 14 religion .11 Money matters .16 sports .29-36 to listings. 35 weather. 13 clarification an article Friday on changes to the 1959 supplement to the status of forces agreement regulating the life of . Military members Ana their family members in Germany requires clarification on three Points . Officials have made no decision yet on implementing the agreement prior to its ratification. Also the agreement would limit night firing exercises to specific Days and times. A correction because of a reporting error an article Friday stated an incorrect source of information concerning the death of a Soldier in renter Haven Germany. German police said there were Marks on the dead soldiers neck indicating strangulation As a possible cause of death. . Jets hit another Iraq site Baghdad Iraq a the United states said Friday that an american warplane had attacked another site in Northern Iraq after iraqi radar Quot illuminated two . Aircraft a. It was the second such incident in two Days despite iraqis cease fire proclamation in a confrontation involving the Allied no Fly zones in Northern and Southern Iraq. Iraq denied its air defences had violated the cease fire before the earlier attack thursday and promised to uphold its truce. There was1 no immediate comment after fridays report. However in Washington the Pentagon said the two . Missiles apparently missed their target. Also on Friday another 19 . Weapons inspectors arrived from Bahrain. They joined 52 who reached the iraqi capital the Day before after a hiatus of More than two weeks. A the trip was quiet without incident a said Paul Brough the american Leader of a 25-member chemical weapons destruction team. Some members of the team arrived Friday to join those already in Baghdad. There was no major work for the inspectors during the Day which is the Muslim Sabbath. They were to resume destruction of chemical weapons today. . Military officials said two american warplanes fired on and bombed an iraqi air defense radar site in Northern Iraq on thursday after radar was turned on them a a preliminary step to firing missiles. The . Defense department said iraqi anti aircraft guns also shot at the Allied planes. A statement carried by the iraqi news Agency quoted a foreign ministry spokesman As denying radar had been turned on. Baird from Page 1 said. Quot she decided she would not be Able to do the Job she was picked to  St thanopoulos said Clinton notified Senate judiciary committee chairman Joseph r. Biden and Senate majority Leader George j. Mitchell sometime around 1 . Friday. For the second consecutive Day St thanopoulos was peppered with questions about Baird and the transition process that led to her selection despite her disclosure of illegal activity. Quot the fact that she had hired people from Peru was Clear a Steph Nopoulos said still murky he said was the level of detail provided to Clinton before he named Baird As his pick to Lead the Justice department. The drama of Clinton a first setback was heightened All the More by the late night Maneu Werings. An exhausted Baird finished her testimony at 9 30 ., and Biden retired to his office waiting for a Call from the White House to see if Clinton wanted to go Forward with More hearings Friday or Bow to the changing tide. When told of the mounting opposition Baird called Secretary of state Warren m. Christopher who had recommended Baird to Clinton and said she was withdrawing. Quot they made the right decision a House speaker Thomas s. Foley said Friday. Quot it was not going to get better. It was going to get worse. Republican sen. Alan k. Simpson of Wyoming author of the immigration Law that Baird broke said Baird was right to quit Quot this is a Good lesson to Send through the country a Simpson said. Aetna life amp casualty the Connecticut based health insurance giant where Baird works As its $507,000-a-year general counsel expressed regret at the dramatic turn of events but said company of facials would Welcome Baird bade. With the new search came new political pressure from women a groups for Clinton to replace Baird with another woman. Quot we deserve a share of the Power and i certainly Hope to see the appointment of another woman a Patricia Ireland president of the National organization for women said Friday on abcs Good morning America. Prospects mentioned by transition. White House and congressional aides included . District judge Patricia Wald who turned Down the Job in november new York state appeals court judge Judith Kaye 2nd . Circuit court of appeals judge Amalya Kearse and Stan Ford University professor and former Carter administration Justice department official Barbara Babcock. Also Peter Edelman a who is tunning Clinton s Justice department transition team a and his wife Maria Wright Edelman head of the children a defense fund and a close Friend of Hillary Rodham Clinton. Order from Page 1tons to the freedoms guaranteed by that decision a said sen. John Glenn a Ohio a consistent supporter of efforts to overturn the military ban. Anti abortion lawmakers vowed to vehemently oppose Clinton a new policies. Rob Schwarzwalde a spokesman for sen. Dan Coats said the Indiana Republican is a a longstanding opponent of abortions at military facilities overseas and he is maintaining that  the 1988 ban altered a policy that had been in place since 1982. It allowed female military personnel and family members overseas to obtain abortions at Mili Tail hospitals and clinics As Long As they paid for the procedure themselves. Abortion rights advocates in Congress argued that the ban discriminated against thousands of women overseas by denying them the same abortion rights under the Law that their Peers in the United states had. The Only options for women overseas they said were to risk seeking off base abortions in countries where medical care is often inadequate or spend a Large amount of time and Money to travel to the United states for the procedure. But opponents routinely painted the legislation As a Means of allowing Quot abortion on demand in government facilities. They said it violated the spirit if not the letter of the prohibitions against taxpayer funding for abortions because the military medical facilities and the doctors who would perform the procedures Are supported by appropriated funds. Before Federal restrictions were placed on the use of taxpayer funds for abortions in the late 1970s, up to 10,000 abortions a year were performed in military medical facilities in the United states and abroad according to information compiled by congressional staffers. That changed in 1982, when the defense department barred the use of tax payer funds for All abortions in military facilities except when the mothers life was threatened. But the military continued to allow female service members and family Mem hereto obtain abortions at overseas facilities if they paid for them until the current ban took effect in 1988. Defense department officials declined to comment on the Issue until they received and had a Chance to study the executive order. A but one official who spoke on condition of anonymity said a sudden surge in requests for abortions at overseas military facilities was not expected since the number of women seeking such procedures Between 1982 and 1988 was relatively Small. An average of 15 to 20 women a year paid for abortions in military facilities abroad Between 1982 and 1988, statistics compiled by congressional staffers showed. Anderson to take provide Comfort reins in Ciurlik a Turkey air Force Brig. Gen. Kurt b. Anderson officially assumes command of the combined task Force operation provide Comfort today. Anderson succeeds Brig. Gen. John a Hawley who is to return today to his Job of commander of the 52nd fighter Wing at Span Dahlem a Germany. Anderson currently is the commander of the 48th fighter Wing at Raf Laken Heath England. He left Lakenheath for in Ciurlik on tuesday and was unavailable for comment because of a heavy schedule. Operation provide Comfort maintains a Security zone in Northern Iraq by flying reconnaissance missions above the 36th parallel in a no Fly zone for iraqi planes. A _ about 1,700 military representatives from France Turkey the United kingdom and the United states Are involved in the operation. Anderson is a native of South Dakota. Auction to raise Money for scholarships Wiesbaden Germany a amps a the Germany chapter of Phi Delta Kappa will hold its second annual scholarship auction at the Heidelberg officers and civilians club next saturday Starling at 5  Proceeds from the fraternal Organiza Here Hopes to award four $1,000 schol Tion s auction of various gifts will go to warships. In  3of of Quot Monda is the Deadlie a a it Reser schools Germany Beeton Dep Eilderts nations for the dinner and auction. Res Thra no. A. A rations can be made by calling 06303 the group which has nearly 400 Mem 6288 Between 6  And 9