European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 11, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse M a f 1 the stars and u�&iiiismjisij3ss2iis vol. 52, no. 268 500 tuesday january 11,1994 d 8693 a nato offers joint training by Rosemary Sayer Brussels Bureau Brussels Belgium president Clinton and Fel Low nato Heads of state on monday formally invited one time Warsaw pact states to begin military training with . And other Allied service members this year. Joint training and exercises will begin As soon As the Alliance can form planning cells for the operations and Central and Eastern european countries sign on to participate. Such military activities constitute the largest part of see related stories on Page 5 the partnership for peace invitation that Nat leaders signed monday afternoon the first Day of a two Day nato Summit meeting in Brussels. The partnership is being offered to 22 nations former soviet republics and members of the defunct Warsaw pact As a step toward eventual nato membership for the countries. Faxes of the invitations were to be sent to the invitees capitals monday. Clinton referred to partnership not expanded membership As the Only responsible step possible Given concerns that adding new members would redi vide Europe in a cold War fashion Why should we now draw a new line through Europe just a Little farther East Clinton asked fellow presidents. Why should we now do something which see nato on Page 2 says non reaches out to Greet German Chancellor Helmut Kohl right at the nato Summit in Brussels Belgium on Mon on re Secretary of state Warren Christopher second from left and German foreign minister Klaus Kinkel. Yield nukes Brussels Belgium a presi Dent Clinton announced monday that Ukraine will sign an agreement Friday with the United states and Russia to eliminate All nuclear weapons from its soil -. This is a hopeful and historic break through Clinton said at a news Confer ence in Brussels where he was attending see Ukraine on Page 2 allies reaffirm their readiness for airstrikes by Joseph owe staff writer Brussels Belgium Western political leaders monday reaffirmed their commitment to Honor a potential . Request for airstrikes Over Bosnia and Herzegovina but said nato must be prepared to act quickly. If we Are going to reassert this warn see allies on Page 2 Fulda go s wife fatally shot As pistol goes off in Home by Mark Kinkade staff writer a Young army wife was fatally wounded saturday in her Fulda Ger Many Home when a pistol being handled by her husband discharged. It is the third homicide in the Small military Community in four months. Ger Man authorities classified the death a accidental but military investigators said the Case remains under investigation. Deborah l. Gleisner 25, was shot inthe upper Abdomen about 6 30 . When a .38-caliber handgun discharged while being handled by her husband spec. See Fulda on Page 2 health official vows review of plan to shut Vicenza facility Northern Italy Bureau Vicenza Italy the Pentagon s top health official promised More than 400 residents of the Vicenza Mili tary Community monday that a Deci Sion to close inpatient care at their Hospital by june 1 will be reviewed. You will know within four weeks see plan on Page 3 inside today radiation experiments were7repqrtedly conduct Home again buffaloes Are Back roaming the Range see pages 20-21 helicopter Crews from Nas Kef Lavik fight a fierce storm to Rescue icelandic sailors Iraklion a takes military shoppers for a ride see Page 3
