European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 2, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 52, no. 106 / monday August 2,1993 d 8693 looming in Bosnia Washington apr if president Clinton and the allies agree to use air Power to break the siege of Sarajevo military officers can dust off War plans they have shelved for months while diplomats were haggling Over the Fate of the crumbling Region. Although Many top military officers say they Hope the current speculation a you drop those bombs arid you have chosen sides. About the use of Force May Lead to further Progress at the negotiating table in Geneva nato is standing by with an array of combat equipment in the Region it the talks fail. Political leaders of the warring factions in Bosnia and Herzegovina reached general agreement Friday on a plan to partition the former yugoslav Republic into three ethnic regions. Negotiations Are continuing on the specific boundaries. In the meantime nato officials planned to meet today at . Request to discuss the use of air Power in see allies on Page 2 coming Home to ruins returning lebanese refugees Survey the damage to their Home in the town of Jib Sheet in South Lebanon on sunday. Some of the half million refugees who fled the relentless israeli shelling of South Lebanon returned Home As israeli forces began pulling out their tanks under a cease fire agreement. See Story on Page 9,death claims Belgium s King and Brussels Belgium apr. The unexpected death of King Baudouin the Symbol of Unity in linguistically divided Belgium plunged the nation into mourning and uncertainty sunday. Dutch and French speakers alike gathered outside the Royal Palace to Grieve the death of the Monarch who died of heart failure late saturday at his Holiday Home in Motril in Southern Spain. He was 62. His body was to be flown Back sunday night to Brussels from the Small coastal town 260 Miles South of Madris. King Baudouin who reigned for 42 years had been in ill health in recent years. Last year he underwent heart surgery to repair a  death of the King who  been the Symbol of a unified Belgium came Only weeks after a constitutional revision had turned the nation into a Federal state of dutch speaking Flanders francophone Wallo Nia and bilingual Brussels. For Many Baudouin remained the glue that held the parts together. Some feared his death would Lead to a further crumbling of the nation state. A the country lost a servant in the True sense of the word Quot said belgian foreign minister Willy Claes. A the Best we can do is to Promise that we will do everything possible to promote cohesion and understanding in the nation Quot he said. A it was one of the Kings great goals in  Baudouin cooperated with parliament and the governments into making the transition to a Federal state As smooth As possible so that Belgium would survive As a peaceful democracy. Baudouin and his wife Fabiola were married on dec. 15, 1960, and had no children. Next in line to the see death on Page 2 Camp Darby picks up Pace in new Arena by j. King Cruger Mediterranean Bureau Camp Darby Italy a changing and troubled world has delivered a Wake up Call to Camp Darby the Only major us. Military storage base South of the Alps. A scamp Darby used to be considered a sleepy hollow even at the height of the cola War a said . Army col. Richard n. Strand who recently took command of the 8th support group Camp Darby a major unit. However Camp Darby a increasingly important role in supporting military operations and humanitarian efforts in Somalia and areas of the former soviet Union and one time Yugoslavia have ended that sleepy state. A now Camp Darby is at the leading Edge in responding to crises in the Southern Region a strand told visitors to his ilm hollow -cowwar., now Camp Darby is a Tho loading Edge in responding to crises in the Southern regions army col. Richard n. Strand Headquarters near Italy a Northwestern coast. A Thiv puts us in a new Arena we have never before played in Quot strand said. Strands words were backed up recently continued on Page 3 israeli High court delays Demjan Juk s Ion Jerusalem a the supreme court on sunday delayed John Demjan Juke a deportation by 10 Days to give the attorney general time to consider whether to reopen an investigation into his nazi past. The Surprise ruling came just hours before Demjan Juk 73, was scheduled to be deported to his native Ukraine. It came three Days after the court cleared him of a War crimes conviction and death sen Leoce handed Down in april 1988. The supreme court on thursday ruled there was reasonable doubt whether dem Manjuk was the sadistic guard who tortured jews on their Way to the Gas Chambers at Treblinka death Camp in nazi occupied Poland during world War ii. The far right movement and a holocaust survivor asked that Demjan Juk be detained and tried on charges of working As a guard at another death Camp sob ibor. A thank god the court has ruled to hold up the deportation of this nazi from the county. It is an important principle that a nazi be tried Whitner he killed one jew or Many Quot said Noam Mcderman spokesman for Kach. A after hearing about the ruling Demjan Juk unpacked his bag asked for a tranquil Izer and was a administered several drops a prison spokesman said. Dema Njuki a family was told of the decision by police As they were checking their suitcases onto a flight to Kiev the ukrainian capital. A we Are extremely disappointed. This torture has got to Stop Quot said de Nishnic Dema Njuki a son in Law. He said that after 16years of court appearances in the United states and Israel the family was at the end of its financial resources and had answered All the charges. Demjan Juk a retired autoworkers from suburban Cleveland has been in prison outside Tel Aviv since the United states deported him in 1986. Quot