European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 27, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse The and tripes vol. 52, no. 284 500 thursday january 27,1994 69 nation s work just begun Clinton says from wire reports Washington president Clinto offered a Broad new defense of his health care plan tuesday night and vowed to veto any health insurance proposal that did not provide coverage for All citizens. In an hour Long state of the Union message that outlined Clinton s vision for Domestic renewal without offering new legislative proposals or policy initiatives Clinton said that the nation must no build upon the economic successes attained during his first year in office and that our work has just Clinton maintained that the nation had been allowed to Drift for too Long. In 1992 the american people demanded that we change he said. We replaced Drift and deadlock with renewal and Reform on wednesday morning Clinton played Host to democratic congressional leaders at the White House to review Domestic Agenda that featured health care but also ranged broadly Over Domestic concerns touching on welfare re form a crime Bill environmental Mea sures and a greater Effort for worker retraining. The White House on wednesday renewed Clinton s threat to veto any Bill president Clinton acknowledges the audience in the House Chambers tuesday night As that does not provide health coverage for vice president Ai Gore and speaker Thomas applaud before Clinton s address. All. However the Senate s top Republic republicans respond Pago 6 quake victims too Over whelmed to watch address Page 7 speech bolsters Clinton approval ratings Page 7commentary Page 17 can said Clinton does t have the votes without major concessions. Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas said Onnic Overall his health program is in Dole said Clinton is going to have to drop a lot of these Price controls Man dates the mandatory health care Alli ances before we make any real i want to make this very Clear Clin ton said in his address tuesday night. If you Send me legislation that docs not see Clinton on Page 6 patriots to be sent to s. Korea Pentagon says Washington a raising the stakes in a Dis Pute Over North Korea s refusal to allow Complete nuclear inspections the United states will Send Patriot air defense missiles to South Korea a senior Pentagon official said wednesday. Frank Wisner the no. 3-ranking official at the de sense department said no decisions had been made on How Many missiles would be deployed or where they would come from. But he suggested they May come from . Bases in Europe. He told reporters at a breakfast meeting that the move will be made As part of sensible rational de sense preparations designed to counter any North Korea use of scud missiles on South Korea. We will proceed with the deployment Wisner said. It does t mean we re proceeding with it on a crash basis that they have to be out there tomorrow patriots High profile weapons in the persian , Are designed to Knock out incoming missiles. He said other defensive measures would be consid see patriots on Page 2 "brutal1 upbringing Tonya Harding s determination to compete in the olympics was instilled at an Early age by her Mother who used punishment As her prime motivator a published report said. S1ory on Page 5 Romania becomes limited nato partner Brussels Belgium a nato on wednesday enrolled Romania As the first nation in its new partnership for peace program which will serve As a waiting room for former Warsaw pact nations seeking cull Alliance membership. Romanian foreign minister Teodor Mel Scanu signed the partnership document during a meeting with ambassadors of the 16 nations in the North Atlan tic treaty organization. In doing so his nation became the first to accept the offer of limited partnership made earlier this month at a Summit at tended by president Clinton and other Al Liance leaders. Mel Scanu noted his country s front ranking status and said i Hope it is a Good Omen for the future of our he also said his country saw the pro Gram As a preliminary stage to Romani a s future membership in nato s Politi see Romania on Page 2 inside today less Iris see Page 3 offensive linemen grow bigger with each super bowl see Page 32 on the Road Prague Krakow and Auschwitz see stripes Magazine
