European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 10, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and amp tripes a &u4ii �?�-.,  a. By Vii it Jln it i a Titi Sim i >u4 i re so it Aib ail a we a Patti i a frn Ftp a vol. 53, no. 54 500 Friday june 10,1994 d 8693 sanctions to bring War n. Korea warns Japan Seoul South Korea apr North Korea on thursday threatened Japan with War if the Tokyo government joins in any sanctions Over the North s suspected nuclear weapons program. The communist state has previously said sanctions would amount to an act of War but by targeting Japan with threats it could be seeking to split the pro sanctions Alliance forged by Washington Seoul and Tokyo. In another obstacle to the drive for sanctions North koreans Only major ally China reiterated its opposition to Puni Tive Steps and its support for negotiations thursday. The chinese hold a permanent seat on the . Security Council and could veto a sanctions Resolution. If Japan joins in sanctions North Korea Quot would regard it As a declaration of War and Japan would be unable to evade a deserving punishment for it a the official korean Central news Agency said in a dispatch monitored in Tokyo. Japan has said it supports sanctions to punish North Korea Over its refusal to prove its nuclear program is peaceful. But japanese officials Are worried about the reaction of the nearly Quarter million North koreans living in Japan who Send millions of dollars to North Korea every year. And defense officials say major japanese cities except Tokyo lie within Range see War on Page 2 May by Cindy k1llion Washington Bureau Washington a veterans afflicted with the persian Gulf syndrome could soon get disability and compensation pay even though a cause for the illness has not been established. But the questions of who will be eligible for the compensation and How Long they will receive the disability benefits remain to be answered. Members of the House veterans affairs compensation subcommittee met wednesday to hash out those details to legislation that will change Federal Law and the Way the department of veterans affairs Grants service connected disability payments. More than 20,000 of the 500,000 . Troops who served in the Gulf have complained of such symptoms As fatigue body ache skin lesions memory loss and tutors according to the associated press subcommittee chairman rep. Jim Slattery d-kan., said the Bill is Quot an important step Forward for persian Gulf veterans suffering from this  he said the intent of the legislation is to help sick veterans now instead of waiting for medical experts to come up with a cause and diagnosis which could take see Gulf on Page 2 heavy hangover an m60 tank allegedly stolen by a Drunken Soldier is inspected by austrian police after it Cut a ruinous path through a Section of Vienna late wednesday. Officers said the Tipsy 22-year-old Soldier a frustrated after a quarrel with his Girlfriend a took the army tank from a suburban Barracks and drove it into the columns of a railway Bridge. The Soldier whose name was withheld managed to damage about 20 cars some traffic lights and a number of Power line cables before the m60 stopped police  care by sue Palumbo. Mediterranean Bureau Naples Italy a Lack of affordable child care and substandard local Economy housing were two of the most volatile issues at the Naples Community forces forum in this week. Quot if you can to afford it child care a top concerns in then its not available a said Sharmina Melendez a Delegate for the youth services committee. Melendez said the current child care rates were too High for families with More than one child. More than 150 people participated in the annual three Day think tank designed to address Community concerns. The forum ended thursday afternoon. The Naples Community consists of about 10,000 service members government civilians and their family members. Military civilians and spouse volunteers were divided into nine groups to research problems and possible solutions. The top priorities Are presented to adm. Leighton w. Smith jr., commander of . Naval forces Europe and Allied forces Southern Europe. Smith assigns the priorities to Quality of life task officers who Are told to Quot find an answer to the problem a cd see Naples on Page 2 controversial c-17 attracts attention at Ramsten a a see Page 3nine Inch nails lathe psyche see Page 25