European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 29, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The Sims Anco stripes �sui2 vol. 52, no. 286 500 is John Bohme staff sgt. Landy Rohrbacher and fellow civil Engi neers remove the twisted remains of the Spang Dahlem no club s satellite dish. Storm damage imperils airing of super bowl Span Dahlem a Germany is a storm that slashed through Span Dahlem a Early Friday did the unthinkable. It took out the satellite dish atop the base s noncommissioned officers club just before the super bowl. With wind and Snow hampering the base s re pairs it appeared unlikely that a new satellite would be installed by Kickoff shortly after mid night sunday. Members of the 52nd civil engr so took the damaged dish Down about noon Friday in an Effort that resembled the famous Flag raising on iwo Jima during world War ii. Debra Czajkowski general manager of the Span Dahlem club system said everything Possi ble was being done to get a new dish installed be fore the biggest game of the year. If i have to i la carry that dish up on the roof myself Czajkowski joked. In a More serious tone she said a super bowl party planned for the no club probably would be moved to the base s officers and civilians club if a new dish was not installed. Harding s statement May have ruined her olympic chances see Page 4 saturday january 29,1994 d 8693 a staf sgt Patrick Brathwaite right and airman 1st class James Stansill of a roof Friday at Spang Dahlum a Germany. Workers find no Calm clean ing up after storm Beffi Bathen staff writer workers in . Military communities in Germany repaired roofs cleared toppled Trees find assessed dam age in the Wake of Hurricane Force winds that roared through the country Early Friday leaving five people dead. It s going to be a very Long Day. And quite Possi Bly tomorrow said staff sgt. Theo Fotis of the 52nd civil engr so at Span Dahlem a. Fotis worked along Side four dozen others loading sandbags and plastic sheets on what remained of the roof of the 52nd fighter so Headquarters. Span Dahlem suffered some of the storm s worst damage. Also hard hit were Heidelberg Rhein main a and Stuttgart. Early damage estimates at . Bases in Germany Are in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The storm was associated with a fast moving Strong cold front that rolled across Central and Southern Ger Many about 1 . Friday said capt. Mark Kaster operations officer for the european forecast unit  Ben Trarbach. The unit has issued High wind warnings for most of  speeds were the highest this season in populated areas and the highest in Central Europe since january 1990, Raster said. The highest winds clocked by his unit were 110 Mph in Feldberg in the Black for est in southwestern Germany. Hurricane Force winds Are those that exceed 74 Mph he said. Winds were expected to remain Strong throughout the country today and Many areas were expected to see see storm on Page 2 but of the morning after the game by Wayne a Hal staff writer some super bowl viewers in Europe May get to re cover from their Early morning festivities before going to work monday while the regular work Day will come All too Early for others who must clock in As usual. In the states super bowl sunday is one of the big Gest single sporting Days of the year. In Europe however it might As Well be referred to As super bowl Mon Day As the Kickoff time is set for just after Midnight sunday Central european time on american forces network Europe. At the army s v corps soldiers Don t have to report to work until 1 ., officials said Friday. But at the other end of the spectrum it la be business As usual on monday for airmen assigned to Rhein main a Ger Many. A civilian employees however must take either leave or compensatory time if they want extra time to catch some sleep. Everybody wants to watch the super bowl and get a Chance to sleep in said sgt. 1st class Ron Walling ton of he Btry 32nd army air defense come who gets to report to work at 12 30  On monday. I see game on Page 2 inside today army recognizes Vietnam impostor who took place changing careers How to know it s time to move on seepage