European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 8, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Vol. 53, no. 21 500 sunday May 8,1994 d 8693 a Clinton to Battle suit on Little r0�,k, Ark. A president Clinton is signalling through his attorney that he will fight vigorously a former state workers lawsuit alleging that he made an unwanted sexual Advance to to Ward her when he was governor. Robert Bennett the High profile Washington lawyer hired by Clinton called Paula Corbin Jones lawsuit Quot tabloid trash with a Legal caption on  1 Bennett said the president denies the accusation does not even recall meeting the woman arid refuses to offer a Mone Lary settlement or apologize for a a some thing he did not  the lawsuit filed in . District court in the Arkansas capital Friday accused Clinton of sexually harassing and assaulting Jones during a May 8, 1991, encounter at Little rocks Excelsior hotel and then defaming her with Deni a is. A a. Jones lawsuit states the incident Vio Latch her civil rights and seeks $700,000 in damages for a a wilful outrageous and malicious  asked about the suit Friday the presi see Clinton on Page 2 Macedonia missions for copters just baby now what african National Congress Leader Nelson Mandela has his hands full but still manages a smile As 8-month-old Charlie Turnley Sheds some tears outside a Cape town South Africa synagogue saturday Mandela headed to become South Africa s first Black president urged jews who had fled the nation to return. See Story on Page 5. In by Ron Jensen a staff writer Skopje Macedonia a helicopters from the Germany based 7lh in 1st aviation regt will be flying missions in Macedonia perhaps within a week the two oh-60 Black Hawk helicopters that arrived at Midnight wednesday were expected to be ready for missions by the end of the Day Friday but pilots were awaiting a first look at the rugged terrain Over which they will Fly As part of operation Able sentry. A we need to make sure we re straight on All the flying procedures Down Here a said capt. Robert Baer who will command the approximately 35 soldiers in the deployed aviation unit. A we just have to undergo some training to get familiar assignment Macedonia with the local  but when the pilots arc ready the missions will Start. \ a a right now id guess in about a week a Baer said when asked How soon the flights will begin. The operation is a . Peacekeeping Mission designed to Monitor the Border Between Serbia and Macedonia and act As a Buffer against potential serbian aggression. There Are 1,200 soldiers from the United nations now in the country see copters on Page 2 by Joseph Owen and Cindy Killion staff writers the . Military a failure to ensure proper inspection of personal property shipped from Europe is causing delays at stateside ports and needless costs to taxpayers an agriculture department official  problem stems from the departments efforts to prevent the new asian Strain of Gypsy Moths from spreading to the United states. As caterpillars the Moths strip Trees Bare by eating their leaves. In extreme cases such attacks kill the Trees. Nearly 200,000 acres in Southern Germany Are threatened by the Caterpillar this Spring. The Provost marshals office of the . Army Europe is the executive agent for the . European come in conducting customs clearance inspections. Trying to save Money that office recently Cut inspections of outbound household goods from 100 percent to 3 percent. One result was a corresponding decline in official searches for Moth eggs and pupate caterpillars. To compensate the european come promoted a self inspection program urging departing . Military personnel to Check their own outdoor equip Meffor possible contamination. That simply Hasni to worked according to Dale Rush an agriculture depart see military on Page 3 Len. John m. Shalikashvil has proposed excluding female pilots from some missions see Page 4 a h \ of \ u v. A a Var pm spelling it out for Mother s Day sunday Magazine a inside today father of Soldier killed in Somalia blames president Clinton see Page 5a Vav.