European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes thursday january 20,1994 at a glance a former co worker has testified that Lorena Bobbin Orice said she would Cut off her husband s Penis if she caught him cheating on her. See Story on Page 5. Library checks Back in the military Community in Giebel Stadt Germany is getting Back the Library it lost to budget cuts. Page 4 error found on stamp the postal service is destroying 104 million commemorative Stamps in a Case of mistaken identity. Pages teens face curfew commissioners in Dade county fla., have voted to impose a late night curfew on teens to fight crime. Page7 mexican governor quits the mexican governor of Chiapas state where a rebellion broke out Jan. 1, has resigned. Page 11 . Plane fired Ona . Transport plane was hit by Small arms fire wednesday near Sarajevo in the second attack on a re Lief plane in two Days. Page 13 Russia to buy pork the . Government will begin subsidizing the Sale of pork to rus Sia and six other nations once in the soviet Union. Page 15 t Index Abby Ann Landers. 21 classifieds24-26 comics 21-23 commentary. 17 crossword. 21 faces it places. 20 Horoscope. 26 Jumble 26 letters 16 Money matters 15 sports. 29-36 to listings 35 weather 14 Inman starting Over from Page 1  Clinton has done preliminary work Gearan said. Among those mentioned tuesday a possible selections were Perry Cia director r. James Woolsey Norman r. Augustine chairman of the defense con tractor Martin Marietta corp. Rep. John p. Murtha a chairman of the House appropriations defense subcommittee rep. Dave Mccurdy d-okla., chairman of the House armed services subcommittee on military installations and former Republican sen Warren Rudman of new Hampshire. Cheney interviewed on Abc noted that the defense department is the on charged with the very Security of the nation itself. And to go this Long without having. Strong civilian leadership is areal  there s a new anxiety among Penta gon officials in the Wake of Inman s withdrawal said one official who spoke on condition of anonymity. People were just starting to get used to the idea that things were settling Down and now  in a Symbol of renewed uncertainty at the Pentagon a Farewell Salute to Aspin by the military services scheduled to be held wednesday at fort Myers va., was postponed. Inman s confirmation hearing had been scheduled for next week. It had been widely assumed that the former Deputy Cia director would win Confirma Tion easily. Among those mentioned tuesday As possible nominees for defense Secretary rep. Joh Murtha d-pa., chairman of the House appropriations defense subcommittee Cia director  Woolsey former  Rudman . Rep Dave Mccurdy cd Fla chairman of the House armed services subcommittee on military installations at a news conference in Austin Texas where he lives Inman said he changed his mind about taking the Pentagon Post after vitriolic attacks from columnists and private indications that the Republican Leader in the Senate Robert Dole of Kansas intended to direct a partisan response to Inman s nomination. This is utter nonsense Dole said wednesday. The whole thing is a bit by zarre.". V. -. Inman claimed that new York times columnist William Safire made a Deal with Dole that if senator Dole would turn up the heat on my nomination that Safire would turn up the heat on White water development a reference to a Clinton real estate investment now under investigation. Safire was quoted in wednesday s times As saying the allegations were nothing Short of weird adding that he never talked to Dole about Inman. In an interview late tuesday on aug to nightlife program Inman said four reporters had called him tuesday asking if he is Gay. If you can t find any other Way to de stroy a reputation try that one Inman said. I reminded them that these rumours have circulated for years. They go Back to my decision to keep a Gay employee on the Rolls at Asa National Security Agency. I think it was a fair  Germany to thank Bush with medal Bonn Germany a Chancellor Helmut Kohl plans to present Germany s highest civilian award to George Bush because the former president helped reunite Germany Kohl s spokesman said wednesday. James a. Baker Iii Bush s former Secretary of state will also be Given a medal when Kohl flies to Washington d.c., on Jan. 30, said Kohl s spokesman Dieter Vogel. Kohl is travelling to Washington at the invitation of president Clinton with whom he will discuss russian politics and nato s new Security plan for easter Europe. Bush and Baker were instrumental in winning other countries endorsement of Kohl s moves to reunite Germany after East Germany s 1989 democratic revolution. More than three years after the merger Kohl still voices his gratitude Forbush s support. Bush will be Given what is called the special class of the great service Cross quake from Page 1 freeways and meetings with stale officials. On wednesday Crews ripped huge chunks from the nation s busiest freeway and struggled to fix wrecked aqueducts. The bodies of a Man and woman found in the rubble of a   tues Day night brought the death toll from monday s quake to 42. Thousands of jittery people continued camping out in Parks and shelters and people found themselves in Ever longer lines for gasoline food water and trans port. Some people were jolted awake at 6 10 . Wednesday by an aftershock Mea Suring 4.4 on the Richter scale. More than 500 aftershocks have rumbled through since the quake struck. In a letter to Clinton Wilson said the destruction would Range Between $15 Bil lion and $30 billion. Hurricane Andrew which ravaged Florida in 1992, Cost $30 billion. The Federal emergency management Agency said wednesday that it May spend $500 million on repairs and Relief backing off from an estimate of $1 Bil lion. Fema spent $800 million to s9uo million on the 1989 san Francisco Earth quake which caused an estimated $5.9billion damage. More than 2,500 people have been Dis placed from their Homes in the los an Geles area Fema said. Commuters venturing Back to work wednesday morning jammed alternative routes. Drivers from the bedroom Community of Santa Clarita were forced off severed interstate 5 and backed up 10 Miles on a weaving 20-mile route of surface roads. Confused motorists formed an agonizingly slow procession sometimes stopping for directions. Right now most of them Don t know where they re going said Californi Highway patrol officer Jim Mair. But i imagine they la be picking it up pretty Quick. They la have a Tot of time to prac-tice.". Mario Beltran a Barber commuting from his Palmdale Home 35 Miles to the Northeast to work in san Fernando said it s really bad. When you have to get up at 3 to get to work by 9. Yes it s a  across the Region people grapple with other quake reverberations about 55,000 Homes remained with out Power and 40,000 were without water wednesday. Streets were empty during a second night of an 11 p.m.-? . Curfew. More than 2,000 National guard troops patrolled against looting. Los Angeles county hospitals said that they had treated 2,863 patients for quake related injuries and that 530 of the patients required hospitalization. Monday s predawn quake measuring of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is a Copper medal topped with a Small Crown and overlaid with a Star. It s a unique Honor since the medal is usually reserved for foreign Heads of state who Are currently in office. Queen Elizabeth ii is among the recipients. Baker will receive a similar but slightly smaller medal. Kohl has also been invited to speak to a convention of american governors. The Chancellor plans to return to Bonn on Jan. 31, Vogel said. 6.6 on the Richter scale was entered in the sprawling densely populated san Fernando Valley 20 Miles Northwest of downtown los Angeles. Freeways one of the defining features of the Region were suddenly Uncertain places with commuters forced to navigate routes around key arteries that crumbled in the temblor. For the next five Days Crews will work round the clock to take Down the col lapsed sections of the Santa Monica freeway interstate 5 and state routes 14 and 118, All vital links in the Region s Highway network. The state transportation department said it Hopes to rebuild the damage freeways by the end of the year a pro Gram that is expected to Cost at least $100million. Broken aqueducts Cut off much of the water Supply to the san Fernando Valley the 260-Square-Miie suburban expanse hit hardest by the quake. That left 23 a lion people largely dependent on a single Reservoir whose contents were dwindling last. We re Down to the nubs said Bob Gomperz a metropolitan water District commission spokesman. Officials said that unless the aqueducts were fixed by late wednesday strict conservation measures would probably have to be adopted for a time although Southern californians Are used to that after six years of drought