European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 52, no. 203 500 sunday november 7,1993 Mem amp Aesa Agasi a 8693 a debating the Naftal debate  a a a Quot re a a a a a a a Roee Perot Vico president a More and Ross Perot will Detate the North american free Trade a agreement on tuesday on can s Larry King n television said the network %  broadcast the debate but tet Dos would not be available until monday. Of a a president a got. I a two la mud wrestling and nobody beats this Guy at mud wrestling la \9 a it c red Rollins rep bean consultant Naftal showdown slated for Washington a looking ahead to tuesday s debate Between vice president a1 Gore and Ross Perot president Clinton said saturday that it s time to Cut through the fog surrounding the North american free Trade agreement and Quot shed some  Quot the debate will be facts against fear a the fear that Low wages and lower costs of production in Mexico will Lead to a massive flight of jobs Down there a Clinton said in his weekly radio address from the Oval office. Clinton seeking to counter Perot s argument that the Trade pact would Cost american jobs said Naftal Quot Means More exports and More exports Means More jobs for americans.�?�. Quot there s been so much fog surrounding this Issue that it s time to shed some Light a he said. In putting Gore up against Perot the White House is taking a calculated risk that tuesdays 90-minute de Bate on in no a Larry King live will help build support Congress. A the More discussion of the see Naftal on Page 2 for Naftal i Kingmaker Larry King in the spotlight again Washington a Larry King had no idea just what big things were ahead when can started running promos for a Quot King size  sure Michael Jordan Margaret Thatcher and Mikhail s. Gorbachev were All in the lineup for King s shows. But All that paled when King snagged the big banana. A1 Gore called thursday to propose that King moderate a debate Between the vice president and Ross Perot Over the North american free see King on Page 2german blood scandal worries . Troops Frankfurt Germany a Sharon Kling is expecting and her husband Thomas fears she might be referred to a German Hospital for the birth. Quot it s a big concern. If something went wrong and she needed blood they could sve her tainted blood a the 23-year-old a. Army specialist said. Quot something could go wrong for the baby too Kling of Asheville n.c., is based at. Wiesbaden 25 Miles West of Frankfurt airlines often Way off base with Low fares by Kevin Robinson staff writer americans in Europe who shop at off base travel agencies often can find lower air fares to the states than available through Sato travel even for flights on american carriers. The pricing discrepancies often Stem from the sources of the tickets sold by private travel agencies and also the rules under which Sato a the primary official military travel Agency a operates say those in the travel business. A stars and stripes sampling of air fares to the United states from England Germany and Italy showed that lower prices were available through off Post agencies. In the Germany Sample the savings was about 25 percent on a round where the . Air Force closed its Hospital in september. He and other troops interviewed in Frankfurt Are concerned about the tainted blood scandal that has rocked Germany. The government has shut Down a Koblenz based company that sold blood products that had not been tested prop Erly for the aids virus. Federal health minister Horst Seehofer has urged All people who received blood transfusions since 1980 to have aids tests. Over the years the . Military has often referred soldiers and family members to German hospitals Quot which have always been very reliable a said Barbara Slifer spokeswoman for the . Army a 7th medical come in Heidelberg. A Quot the unfortunate thing about this brewing scandal is that we Are at a stage where we Are relying More and will rely More in the future on local National a Frankfurt to Chicago a $575.75 a a United Delta. New Lufthansa. United. American -u�ltofcb�iw0>o,y1510.72 89 a a it. H Amerteen Okgi Adamic it Naples to new York $743.34 $642.50 Twa or Delta British airways. Because Twa and Delta by out of Rome this am include Attis Lof round sign from Kaptae to Rome. Trip ticket from Frankfurt to Chicago. Sato travel is a private company owned by a consortium of . Airlines. It has a government contract to provide travel services official and unofficial to . Military personnel. Defense department civilians and their families in the states and overseas. A amps Susan Harris in Europe Sato travel operates on army installations and on some air Force and Navy bases. Some off base travel agencies can offer lower prices by buying a Block of tickets from the airlines said a Frankfurt agent see fares on Page 2 Wilities for inpatient care a Slifer said. She said she could not immediately provide figures on the number of amen cans sent to German hospitals. Military officials Are checking closely with the germans to determine How serious the tainted blood problem is Slifer said. A it appears that those blood processing organizations whose products Are suspect see blood on Page 2americans called too tired Lazy to exercise daily Washington a americans know they need to exercise More for Good health. But a new Survey shows they Nave no intention of doing it. They re a too fired too Lazy too Busy a said Phillip Wiethorn of the presidents Council on physical fitness and sports. A exercise has to be a habit not a maybe ill do it this  we done to say a maybe ill Brush my Teeth this  a president Clinton asked the Council to find ways to get americans off their couches and moving around. But first it had to figure out Why so Many adults a an estimated 60 percent a Are sedentary. So it surveyed 1,018 sedentary americans last month and found they do have time for some physical fitness a they just done to believe they do. Sixty four percent see Lazy on Page 2 inside today representatives of the bosnian warring factions live and work peacefully together at Rhein main a Germany a see Page 3raj Sijia solar powered cars from around Tho world compete in a race across Australia a see Page 11 in Happy landings at fighter Squadron bars a sea sunday Magazine