European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 3, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes Friday june 3,1994 at a glance Iwato. Rodney King has lost a bid for millions of dollars in punitive damages in his policy boating Case. See Story on Page 12. Off the air the Canadian forces network has signed off for Good in Lahr Germany. A Page 10 lesbian officer wins a judge has reinstated a National guard colonel who was dismissed after she acknowledged that she is a  Page 14 warriors foreseen a. A. T a new enemy is rising against the United states a a a Warrior class of shifting allegiances a . Army major  Page 15 euro Disney gets Aid a saudi Prince is ready to put up a chunk of Money to save euro ois Ney. A Page 22 Index j Abby Ann Landers. 30 classifieds. 31-34 comics. 28-30 commentary. 21 crossword .30 Faceson places. 18 focus. 23-27 Horoscope. 33 Jumble. 33 letters. 20 Money matters. 22 sports. 35-40 to listings .39 weather .19 a Al correction because of reporting errors quotations in a May 26 Story about weapons in Dodds schools were attributed to the wrong person. It was Frankfurt High school principal de Siemaszko who described a gun incident at pm Frankfurt High and who discussed the need for teen training in anger Resolution techniques. Also the Story incorrectly stated How Long the department of defense dependents schools has had guidelines dealing with weapons in schools. The guidelines have existed for two years. Clinton from Page 1 reaffirm our common commitment to the Central role of the family in every society a the visit with the Pope the Leader of the worlds 960 million roman catholics was seen As the most delicate of Clinton a meetings in the roman capital. Clinton is an advocate of a woman a right to abortion and the Pope is a major opponent of the procedure. Clinton has supported family planning including counselling on abortion and ended a ban on abortions in overseas . Military hospitals As Long As they Are paid for by private funds. Clinton referred to the meeting again during a joint news conference held in late afternoon with Berlusconi. A the United states does not and will not support abortion As a Means of contraception a Clinton said he told the Pope. Relations Between the Vatican and the United states reportedly have been strained in recent months Over differences on abortion and policies for a . . May seek North Korea sanctions Rome a the United states will seek . Economic sanctions against North Korea if As expected International inspectors report they cannot certify the status of the communist nations nuclear program a senior White House official said thursday. The official initially said inspectors had reported they no longer could verify the amount of plutonium North Korea produced in its experimental reactor. Moments later however the official backtracked and said formal notification bad not been received. Nevertheless the official said the United states expects such a finding. And when that happens sanctions Wili be pursued the official added. Population conference slated for Cairo Egypt in september. During their meeting the two men did not see Eye to Eye on All issues according to White House press Secretary Dee Dee Myers. Clinton later said that he told the Pope that he a thought we had a great Deal in common in terms of our objectives and we should focus on those  the president began his Day in hot and sunny Rome with a jog in the Central Villa Borghese Park. His first engagement was mid Oming at the Quiri Nale Palace where he was received by italian president Oscar Luigi Scalfaro before heading to the Vatican. During the afternoon Clinton met with Berlusconi in the downtown Chigi Palace. At a joint news conference held in an open courtyard while swallows darted overhead Clinton said he was in Italy to commemorate the restitution of Freedom to the country 50 years ago. Calling Italy a staunch ally Clinton praised the ally for its support to the nato Effort to resolve conflict in  from Pago 1 was so uplifting. Its been helpful. Its a dream come True for  the graveside service followed a larger ceremony honouring the 4,410 soldiers who died in Normandy and Brittany Battles and Are buried Here. Attending were nearly 500 of their comrades mostly from the 29th inf div among them was Rocco l. Russo a Veteran of co of 116th regt. When he joined the 29th inf div in february 1944, he and his comrades were told that they would be in the first wave on a Day. A was an infantry Soldier i knew i was going to go into combat. I figured it might As Well bed Day a he said. Then he smiled and added a at the time i did t know what a Day  he Learned. He went ashore at Omaha Beach at 6 30 a.m., among the first to hit the Beach. This is the first trip Back to France for Russo a resident of Virginia Beach a. A i did no to get real Shook up until i saw the crosses he said. Mills h. Hobbs of Roanoke va., came ashore about an hour behind Russo. The retired postal worker recalled his first trip to France 50 years ago. A i had two 10-Pound satchels of int in my left hand one said. A my Job was to blow the Slit on the  the Pillbox Hobbs was to hit had already been knocked out he said perhaps by fire from the Navy guns. A i just gradually set the 20 pounds of int Down and got the hell out of there a he said with a laugh. The levity of the arrival soon gave Way to the solemnity of the Day. The men buried Here said Francis Cavel of the local government Are now a sons of France because of their time on French soil and their efforts that Laid them there. . John w. Schildt a 29th inf a amps Kan Coorg Virginia Hallman widow of medal of Honor Winner Sherwood Hallman weeps As she talks with Mills h. Hobbs who took the same ship As her husband in world War h. Div Veteran said in his keynote address a god said to Moses a take off your shoes for you Are Ort holy  and so we  he said the men who lie in the cemetery Are from All parts of the United states and come from various religions. A but they were americans americans All a he said. The Day however belonged to Hallmann a family. Staff sgt. Hallman earned his medal on sept. 13, 1944, outside Brest France. With his battalion pinned Down by heavy enemy resistance he advanced alone toward the enemy line leaping Over a hedgerow and onto a Road defended by at least 30 germans. A firing his carbine and hurling grenades Hallman unassisted killed or wounded four of the enemy then ordered the remainder to surrender a his medal citation reads. Twelve enemy soldiers surrendered. Seeing this about 75 More gave up yielding ground that had been desperately needed. One Day later Hallman was killed. His son does not remember him. But with the help of members of the -29th inf div association he has Learned much about the Man who earned americans highest military Honor. A these 29ers,�?� said Sherwood Hallman a Quot they be helped a lot.usafe from Page 1 assistant Deputy chief of staff for operations and later Deputy chief of staff for operations from january 19s9 to november 1991. In july 1991, he also was Given command of the operation provide Comfort combined task Force in Turkey. In late 1991, Jamerson moved to caste a Belgium to take Over As assistant Deputy chief of staff for operations at the supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe before returning to Safe nine months later to become vice commander. Since arriving at Davis Monthan fab almost a year ago Jamerson has been in charge of 10 air wings in the Western and mid Westem United states and Panama with a total of 530 aircraft and 43,000 Active duty military and civilian personnel. His command is responsible for supporting Southern come operations in Central and South America a native of Chapel Hill n.c., Jamera son is a command Pilot with More than 5,000 flying hours in a Variet of aircraft including the a-7, a-10, f-16 and c-130. He flew 184 combat missions in South East Asia in the a-1e sky Raider aircraft. Jamerson holds degrees in military science and business administration and has done graduate studies in International relations. His decorations include the distinguished serv ice medal Silver Star legion of Merit and distinguished flying Cross. Jamerson is scheduled to be replaced As 12th air Force commander by maj. Gen. Thomas Griffith who has been nominated for a third Star. Griffith 52, is the commander of the air forces weapons and tactics Center at Nellis fab Nev