European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 11, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse Vol. 52, no. 207 . Army Survey thursday november 11,1,993 d 8693 a is new guv onnmn.5. Iowa Owr. Poll gauges effects of draw Down by Joseph Owen Heidelberg Germany a Community residents think troop cuts have done More harm than Good to military health care postal service and child education in Europe poll results show. But Consumers still Are relatively satisfied with All those services according to results of the . Army Europe a latest annual personal opinion Survey. Those findings and others Are based on 5314 responses to 22,000 the Survey was mailed in March 1993, and analysis of the data began in May. The command see poll on Page 2 vets accuse military of deadly deception Washington a persian Gulf veterans fighting for their lives against cancer say it was iraqi chemicals not a sonic Boom that shattered the night of a of Northern saudi Arabia on Jan. 2i 1991. Veterans and family members testifying tuesday before the House veterans affairs committee said the military has ignored the possibility of chemical contamination just As it for years dismissed the claims of Vietnam War vets Over the health effects of the defoliant agent Orange. A the military should be held responsible for my son s death a said Hester Adcock of Ocala fla., whose son Michael an specialist died last year of multiple cancers. She said her son a football player and wrestler in High school began bleeding from the rectum a Day after the Jan. 20 scud missile attack that according to the veterans set off Gas alarms and sent troops diving for Gas masks. Adcock said see vets on Page 2 among the fallen Sis John Bomor workers use blowing machines to remove autumn leaves from 14,246 american soldiers from world War i fill the cemetery Meuse Argonne american cemetery in preparation for today a near Romagne sous Mon Faucon France. See related stories Wreath laying ceremonies marking veterans Day. The Graves of and photos on Page 4. At least 10 killed in . Tour bus crash Faversham. England apr a bus carrying americans on a sightseeing Tnp plunged off a wet Highway in Southeastern England on wednesday killing at least 10 people and injuring More than 30. The coach carrying 46 people on a trip to Canterbury Cathedral spun out of control Oft the m2 Motorway in the county of Kent and careened 20 feet Down an embankment after apparently clipping a Van in front police said. The tour company said 42 americans two canadians and a British Driver and guide were on Board. A police said the Driver was believed to be among the dead. Kent county police spokesman Jon steel said the death toll was Likely to Rise to 12. Names were by not being released until families were notified. The Accident happened about 9 40 a.m., some two hours after the coach operated by the British company travellers International left London. It occurred near the town of Faversham about 50 Miles Southeast of the capital. A there were people screaming and trying to get out a said truck see crash on Page 2 a amps inside today researchers tip toward recommending a drink a Day vice president a Gore and Ross Perot Trade a Bushel of barbs Over Naftal sea pages 12-13 Komg see Bavaria s Emerald Gem j r a it i Seea i i Magazine
