European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Wednesday april 27, civilians to lose military housing in area 9 by Kevin Dougherty Safeer Slauter Bureau Ramstein a Germany because of & growing demand for government housing in the greater Kaiserslautern area air Force officials have decided to phase . Civilians out of military family housing in the Community a Ramstein spokesman said tuesday. The change will affect about 150 de sense department civilian employees who live in government quarters said 1st it. James Law a base spokesman. Civil Ian tenants will have at least two years to move out and some could have As Long As five year depending on their contract. Community officials have been thinking of such a move for at least the past year. In a letter to civilian housing residents. Brig. Gen. Jeffrey s. Pilkington com Mander of the Kaiserslautern military Community said there is sufficient hous ing available on the local Economy. The move is necessary he said because the waiting list for military family housing has grown too Long to justify the continued residency of civilian members. According to air Force guidelines base housing is for service members Pii Kingto said. While amen Cus continue a ii sign term Are re Susisa a Rakarr personnel Sitzma Vista tee a Siitari amt Mummy Illus Taa for a his letter the list of attn ser Ami i a Dies of Wing a face m ensure that . To make the Iran of tast housing retirement or to states.4ta�t" it Veri in military rat teas three years will a Erzsi is a it Vanatt their quarters icon Stu ivc lived in the r. Assets utter Momyr three years eur Tut five year tsp riot that were assigned who is is to Mil move into an there use full five Day off granted to americans in Nixon s Honor by Joseph Owen Heidelberg Bureau most . Service members and government work ers in Europe Are dismissed from work today be cause president Clinton has declared a Day of mourning for former president Nixon who died Fri Day.. European come Headquarters in Stuttgart Germany announced the order tuesday and said the absence of nonessential service members and . Workers will be recorded As a Holiday on pay related Story on Page 12 slips. Locally employed non american workers Are encouraged to take a vacation Day off today the command said. . Army Europe Headquarters directed the fir ing of a 21-gun Salute with the shots occurring at one minute intervals beginning at noon at installations that Are Able to do so. Alsor a 50-gun Salute with shots being fired in five second intervals is scheduled to follow the lowering of the Flag during Retreat ceremonies at the same installations. Hospitals and clinics of the army s 7th medical come will remain open. Neither medical appoint ments nor sick Call will be cancelled because of the Nixon Observance said a command spokesman sgt. 1st class Scott Flaherty. Air Force and clinics will open for emergency services Only the european come said. Most department of defense dependents schools in Europe also will close according to a news release from the school system s Headquarters in Arlington a. Exceptions to that include the International schools at Brun sum Netherlands and Mons Belgium said Stephanie Rogers a spokeswoman in the system s Atlantic Region Headquarters. Individual base commanders Are determining whether Nixon observances will occur on their installations according to a . Naval forces Europe spokesman. The command s London head quarters will be closed. The army and air Force Exchange service is leaving it to local commanders to decide which re Tail outlets remain open for the Day said an Exchange system spokesman army it. Col. Joe Cato. Well do what the local commander asks us to do Cato said adding that the system s Headquarters in Birndorf Germany will be closed. A photo of the late president Nixon sits amid the Flowers at the presidential Library in Yorm Linda. Calif., where he was born. Army and air Force commissaries also will Petr or close according to local commander s discretion said Gerri Young spokeswoman for the defense commissary Agency european Region the five . Consulates in Germany will be closed in Nixon s Honor although the . Diplo Matic missions will open from 2 a i to 5 pm for visitors who want to sign a condolence Book Accord ing to the . Consulate in Frankfurt Germany. Nixon s body was flown tuesday from new boric to Yorba Linda calif., on the same Blue and White Boeing 707 plane that carried the 37th president to a self imposed five year exile in California after he resigned in 1974 following the watergate scandal Nixon s body brought by Hearse from new Jersey arrived at Stewart air National guard based n.v., for the trip to California around 9 50 . A 21-gun. Salute was fired by howitzers before a band played Hail to the chief. Public viewings of the closed casket were scheduled to Start later tuesday at the presidential Library in Yorba Linda. Nixon will be buried today at the Library the grounds of his childhood Home. His Pat died last year. Taw Al if to ism no a the opposition in Mili. La Niesi 3tess in Jar Taw jaw do ii Maiors asked Yeltsin too est i of to tace of saws Oman Maneu vers Ptan Necic Fotr a Fenisia of celts is pc pointedly at King. I Oreca Csc Amstuz site of so assess the training a Itti ton Rifae 3iinf j in Uwe been Setas Uusi toe an the proposed joint exercise if too Iii same Iii Nibur of russian of dicer Seoi Tex Hytt Jar Fiaai Javotta Wisd Biliie in in in Cic cation Sook , Ani Pitary fat a 1 1 kfim5 dts Stii Aon said master sol. Teet. he bad inf div jihad Quad 3�i� Bias Mot s to seas a cancellation of the 3ti to any it i hrs for. My es3scssmzi would probably be a ibkswe3asijii3 a stir said Ondr. Cir the us ii Arocan come. He Ato Uultt Juszt act car Nio caws should ice addressed jul j c Cut on the tee the. Take -. Ssx2ss As of Date tuesday. Iwo ii d6oc�5.-in peacekeeping jut id Xiet Jet a Assam Init s cad quarters in of a Mii Jirry i is dict. The cues ass Xic Star. Is Pari Olai tin Louiry cd oper latinos a. Jse Caa aepeai1 Aas car Ivy Russia defense Man sitar Svet to or Clec Teci Secretary of i Etense at a pc Kistoo i&il3 a Ecru wbk tiniin�,.ud-Meinbers of ii Ankur. Be r Cir ,ct3ncenih that on Friday a Dutie in Qira on veytsm to Catic of the Sci. A io3kasioo"t- its Zbyr Aries would be a Victory for the uuraaabii2tiecpo3jy, Var intr 2jknnoskwho a iad i lie Rasit St of cooperation with former key aide in Pentagon Dies Royal Oak Mich. Up Don Ald j. Atwood former Deputy defense Secretary and a retired vice chairman of general motors corp., died following surgery for a bleeding ulcer. He was 69. Atwood worked under then president Bush in the no. 2 position at the Penta gon during the Gulf , who suffered heart and ulcer problems died sunday at William Beau Mont Hospital in Royal Oak. He retired from pm in 1989 to help direct the military. 7 Naf on a present d Mildenhall England is air fete 94, billed by organizers As the world s largest air show is scheduled May 28 and 29 at Raf Mildenhall and will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the a Day invasion of Normandy. The air show is expected to draw More than 300,000 people and will feature six hours of flying each Day according to a Media release by the 100th air refuelling Wing at Mildenhall. There will also be extensive Static aircraft displays and Han Gar exhibitions the release said. Aircraft from the Stales kingdom Canada France. 3e& is. Netherlands Ana Denmarsh Iii he Sec i Mark the 50th a Day Annn Erar a Asie 19th annual air Snow at mind entail fifty years Aan a mikter.hail4i base for the Royal air .7r.rci Iriri to Gimp and Lancaster nor n base new Nidai Miu is in Unz in Terreson the Normandy a Zzz. U parking lots Vui -.ner. A " .01 the comb upon areas Wui a i. Tie airshow at 11 a n. Include. Cram no for All occupants so 4 Pozanc � lao Oti -s2i0j . Ij12 Miji Loiis up id to. 3.? Paounc i cs52jfo and Dou 113 a Vancs f$i76l omission. Rrex Are Ariz in. I Pound car Aarau dec l m = i 053-54334. ,
