European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 25, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday january 25, 1994 the stars and stripes Page 3. Wanted in Wurzburg people persons7 by Dave Melancon Wurzburg Bureau Kitzinger Germany members of the Wurzburg military Community want those who serve others to improve their people  the demand for More caring and respectful service includes the Community s retail businesses support agencies and military organizations said speakers for the 50 representatives participating Friday in the 417th base support in Soldier and family forum. Seven panels of about 10 members each conferred on topics such As commercial services family support youth programs medical services and single soldiers during the Daylong meeting at the Larson Barracks Community club. If you Are not a people person you do not need to be doing people things said a spokesman for Trie family support services study group. His name was not Avail Able. We should see we should demand and require Cus Tomer satisfaction for soldiers and family members from the various  sometimes agencies act As though soldiers and family members Are supposed to be supporting them he said. But they Are Here to do a Job he said. According to several presenters agencies needing More training in Public relations include the civilian personnel office housing the self help store the Armand air Force Exchange service and military police. Community members praised the commissary 67th combat support Hospital and gymnasium staffs for treating their customers Well. Courtesy however flows two ways said a woman speaking for the housing services group. Her name was not available. We customers need to be considerate too she said. They Are doing their Job and it is  to Sec somebody smile. Nobody wants to hear constant com  Cheeseman speaking for the single soldiers told the meeting that their lives have improved since the Start of a program to improve singles Quality of life. He praised the Community s participation in the pro Gram its better opportunities for single soldiers organization travel services and the selection of movies at installation Heaters. Fatigued and weary a German Soldier using his gear for a Pillow takes a Laid Back the East african nation where clan fighting has resulted in approach to his impending departure from Mogadishu Soma widespread lulling and famine. The United states and Germany a on monday. German and . Troops Are steadily leaving have set a March 31 withdrawal deadline for their troops. . Not pulling out general says briton fakes command of Bosnia peacekeeping Force Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina a the United nations has no immedi ate plans to pull its peacekeepers out of bos Nia the new . Commander said monday. That is not a part of our intentions sir Michael Rose a lieutenant general said when asked whether he had been brought in to organize the withdrawal of . Forces. Rose a former head of Britain s special air service commandos assumed command of . Forces in Bosnia on monday from it. Gen. Francis Brique Mont of Belgium. Brique Mont asked to be relieved of his duties criticizing the . Mission As too idealistic and inadequately supported. French Gen. Jean cot commander of All . Forces in former Yugoslavia com mended Brique Mont for six months of serv ice. Cot who like Brique Mont is leaving his Post Early after criticizing . Operations in Bosnia repeated his demand for the right to Call Swift airstrikes against bosnian serbs. Also on monday the United nations evacuated six gravely ill or injured people including two Brothers Ages 11 and 13, wounded in a weekend mortar attack. The wounded were headed for hospitals in Bolo Gna Italy the United Arab emirates and Finland. The evacuation took place despite bosnian serbian threats to  unless a group of serbian doctors arrested by the Muslim led government for trying to flee Sarajevo were freed. The government says it needs doctors to treat those wounded by serbian bombardment. Six children were killed in the mortar at tack saturday. More than 200,000 people have died in Bosnia s 21-month civil War and Many More Are threatened by cold and hunger this Winter. We must succeed because it seems to me impossible for those who Are waging this War not to realize that they have crossed the threshold of sanity in a civilized land cot told Rose during a change of command cer Emony. The survival of their Peoples is at stake and beyond them the future of the whole of  in an interview published monday in the International Herald Tribune . Secre tary general Boutros Boutros Ghali said he does not know if nato is really willing to use Force in Bosnia. It May be the beginning of an escalation of a wider War that would engulf the neigh Boring states Kosovo Macedonia and the whole of the Balkans he was quoted As say ing. Without the will to use Force the United nations can Only negotiate provide humanitarian Aid and try to keep the fighting from spreading the Secretary general said. On the Downside More work is needed on Barrack renovations and installation libraries he said. The Barbershop needs a serious overhaul cheese Man said commenting that Barbers do not know How to Cut the hair of women and Black customers. Receiving High Marks were shuttle bus service the exceptional family member program. Army Community service the family support group system the child development Center Chapel programs and extracurricular and cultural activities Tor  a t participants Mark flu Down the cafes pickup Points tailor shops and a Ito shop for poor attitudes High prices Ana Sloppy workmanship. Other problems included Sato travel Tours with itineraries not Matching the destinations Small school lunch portions that Cost too much and scheduling for medical appointments. Community officials will tackle issues brought up at the forum that can be solved at the local level said the forum Host it. William Mansill jr., Wiir Burg s Community commander. Larger issues will be handled at the 98th arca support group . Army Europe or department of the army level forums. For problems that cannot be solved the reasons will be explained he said. Schap charged with murder in beheading by Mark Kinkade staff writer the army has charged sgt. Stephen Schap with premeditated murder in the dec. 7 slaying and beheading of  w. Glover a v corps spokeswoman said monday. Schap will face a general court martial the spokeswoman said. A Date for the trial has not been set. Military police arrested Schap the night of the slaying in his wife s room in a Fulda Hospital after he carried Glover s severed head to her bedside. Witnesses at the scene said Schap claimed his wife Diane and the victim were having an affair Glover s headless body was found near a dining facility at Sickels army Airfield in Fulda about an hour before Schap s arrest. People at the dining facility reportedly saw the slaying. Both soldiers were helicopter mechanics with the ,11th army Cav regt. Schap 26, from Baltimore was due to be re assigned to Gie Belstadt on dec. 17. Glover 21, from Phoenix was to be re assigned to fort Bragg n.c., on dec. 13. Schap also could be convicted on lesser charges including unpremeditated Mur Der and felony murder. Although premeditated murder and felony murder can be punished with the death penalty the Case will be tried As a no capital Case v corps said at the v corps commander s discretion. The charge of premeditated murder carries a mandatory life sentence if Schap is convicted. The charge followed a nearly two month investigation by the army s Crimi Nal investigation come. Schap was initially jailed on suspicion that he stabbed Glover Slit his Throat and decapitated him a charge Sheet obtained from v corps revealed. A regiment officer assigned to oversee the article 32 investigation the equivalent of a grand jury investigation recommended the charge of premeditated murder to the regiment s commander. Col. William s. Wallace on Jan 18. Wallace according to v corps for warded his recommendation for general court martial to the v corps commander it. Gen. Jerry r. Rutherford who or dered the trial last thursday. Although a military defense attorney has been assigned to the Case Schap has retained David court a Well known civil Ian attorney in Germany to defend him. Schap remains at the military confine ment Center in Mannheim