European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 52, no. 204 50c monday november 8,1993 d 8693 stay away. Aid id tells gis Mogadishu Somalia apr Gen. Mohamed Farrah aided warned , troops not to return to the streets of Mogadishu saying sunday that their presence could violate a 4-week-old cease fire with foreign troops. A there. Is. No need to deploy . Troops on the streets of Mogadishu. That May be provocative a aided told a news conference. A i cannot see any reason for the massive deployment. Mogadishu is Calm. A painful memories of . Massacres Are still fresh in the somali people. The . Government will Bear the full responsibility for any trouble that May break out he said. . Reinforcements a army troops on the ground and marines still at sea a poured into Somalia after an oct. 3 firefight killed 18 american soldiers. The service members main Mission is to protect . And foreign troops but officials say they also will keep roads open and put pressure on bandits. President Linton reiterated that position sunday saying on no cd a meet the press that a your Young sol Diers there cannot be expected to just sort of Hunker Down and stay behind Waits. That almost puts them at greater  aided accused of launching attacks that have killed dozens of peacekeepers since june 5, told the United nations to get out of Somalia saying the humanitarian Effort has disintegrated into a bloody military Campaign against his people with no Chance of reconciliation. A there Are no negotiations and 1 done to expect any inset aided on Page 2 ringside seat a propeller driven parachutist hangs on the ring ropes alter Landing during the heavyweight title Light Between Riddick Bowe and evander Holyfield on saturday in Las vegas. The Man landed during the seventh round and fell into the first few rows of the crowd interrupting the flight for about 20 minutes. Of yes Holyfield won the fight. See Story on Page 40. Doha base boasts some Happy campers by Dave Melancon Wurzburg Bureau Camp Doha Kuwait a As Chi. A Rry Mullnix sees it Camp Doha is not forlorn army outpost in the Middle of where. It is Home. He plans to stay Itil the army forces him to move. The personnel specialist saw citizen i Diers from the National guard Rede of Home and make Way for the regu is he has witnessed the sorting of Hap Hazard collections of supplies and vehicles. The streets have been named and Are swept regularly. Many of the trailers that once served As offices Are gone. A the pm was Selling stuff off pallets on the floor. Now it looks like an cafes in the real world a Mullenix said. Mullenix has been at Camp Doha for 2vi years. He is one of about 200 Active duty soldiers assigned for one year Tours at the Camp located about 15 Miles North of Kuwait City. It is what the army Calls a a a hardship tour. Soldiers cannot bring their families with them and life there is officially considered More challenging than a stateside or european assignment. The Camp s population explodes into the thousands when units of soldiers and marines overrun the installation for continued on Page 4 in danger by the los Angeles times Washington is Les Aspin on the Way out As president Clinton a defense Secretary that question has been fluttering through Washington recently As the White House struggles to recover from setbacks in Somalia and Haiti and As conservatives Sharpen their attacks against an administration they say is weak on National defense. Although there is no indication yet that the White House is preparing As pins walking papers and the Secretary a aides deny that there is any problem there Are signs that All is not Well for the see Aspin on Page 2 Clinton rails at unions Over Naftal Washington a president Linton attacked organized labor sunday for using a roughshod muscle bound tactics to defeat the North american free Trade agreement. He conceded that the treaty is Well shy of a majority in the House but added a i think Well make  in a rare appearance on a sunday morning television program Clinton said on no cd a meet the press that opponents such As former presidential candidate Ross Perot were making it Tough to round up votes for the treaty designed to create the worlds largest free Trade zone. But he said organized labor was applying see Naftal on Pago 2 task Force in Turkey ready for rescues in Iraq a see Page 3 inside today door go amp Kyj a i wont