European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 14, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes tuesday june 14, 1994 at a glance Pope John Paul ii addresses cardinals during a monday meeting at which the roman Catholic churches leaders discussed Ccle rations for the year 2000, including possible events bringing together christians muslims and jews. See Story on Page 5. Black Unity pushed a act executive director Benjamin Chavis has urged Black leaders attending a Summit to develop a unified strategy to improve the lives of the nation s 35 million  Pago 6 Friendly payroll rep. Dan Rostenkowski says there is nothing unusual about having friends on the payroll. A Pago 7clinton cools off president Clinton has curbed his a temper eruptions Quot an official says. A Pago 9staying on course open will Likely adopt a hands off policy at a strategy session this week a and leave crude Oil production at current Levels in coming  Pago 14 Broadway honors Diana Rigg and Stephen Spinella won top honors at the 1994 Tony awards. A Pago 20 i Index i Abby Ann Landers 21 classifieds. 22-25 comics.18-19,21 commentary. 13 faces a no places.20 focus. 15�?17 Horoscope. 24 jumble.24 letters.12 Money matters.14 sports.26-32 to listings .31 weather .11 judge knocks out attempt released by Tyson to be Indianapolis apr a judge on monday refused to free former heavyweight boxing Champion Mike Tyson turning aside supporters arguments that he has grown up since being imprisoned for the rape of a teen age Beauty pageant contestant. Tyson refusing to apologize or admit he committed a crime appeared in Supe Gifford said Tyson failed to meet the Legal requirement of completing an education program or a vocational program. Tyson was imprisoned after a Marion county jury convicted him of raping teenage Beauty pageant contestant Desiree Washington in his hotel room in 1991. Three witnesses monday testified that he has improved his attitude and become rior court to ask judge Patricia j. If interested in self improvement since in Ford that his six year sentence be reduced to time already served a 26 months. With time off for Good behaviour Tyson is scheduled to be released in May 1995. The Indiana and  supreme courts have refused to hear his appeals. Turing prison. Under Cross examination by Deputy prosecutor Mark Sullivan however each of the three said they had never heard Tyson admit to raping Washington he has contended All along that their sexual encounter was consensual. In her ruling the judge said she believes Tyson has begun a rehabilitation. But she said she wanted him to acknowledge that his a conduct without even admitting guilt was inexcusable and i have not heard  before Giffords ruling Tyson admitted that he behaved rudely toward Washington and used a bad  asked by Sullivan if he would now admit to rape Tyson replied a no not at All i done to take any re on ability for raping anyone. I have one no criminal conduct. I com up do fitted no crime ones chastity. I never violated any Seoul from Page 1 pinions that North Korea is building nuclear weapons. The Agenda on Carter s private visit includes talks with president Kim Young Sam and other top South korean officials. A Carter also plans to visit the North for four Days Starling wednesday. The South has said the visit could weaken International pressure for . Sanctions against the North which denies it is working on nuclear weapons and offer it a propaganda Bonus. Almost All army reservists younger than 50 will be mobilized for the civil defense Drill officials said. During the 20-minute exercise streets Are usually cleared and people Rush to shelters. Large scale evacuation drills Are conducted at selected locations. On monday North Korea reiterated its warning that sanctions would provoke War the isolationist communist government also said it would immediately quit the United nations nuclear watchdog Agency and accept no More inspections of its nuclear facilities. A this stand of ours will never change until our nuclear Issue has been solved fairly through dialogue and negotiation a said a foreign ministry statement carried by the North s official korean Central news Agency. In Vienna Austria a spokesman for the International atomic Energy Agency said the . Organization had not been informed of such a decision by North Korea. Despite the North a Bellicose rhetoric South koreans spy chief said monday that he thought North Korea was unlikely to go to War. Quot its leadership knows Well that War Means suicide for its political system a Kim Deok director of the Agency for National Security planning told lawmakers. But he said he believed North Korea was trying to build up an atomic Arsenal. In another precautionary action officials of the Seoul City government said monday that they were working on ways to ensure emergency provisions for the capitals 12 million citizens. The government is recommending that people stockpile Grain sufficient to feed a family of four for two weeks and set aside such emergency foods As instant noodles. It also urged citizens to store fuel lanterns first Aid kits Gas masks blankets and drinking water. Japan a foreign minister was in Beijing Over the weekend trying to win chinese support for sanctions against North  from Page 1 to the White House that Congress is not going to Cut Corners on adequate compensation for military personnel and their families a said a Senate staff member who spoke on condition of anonymity. Last year the White House wanted to freeze military and Federal civilian salaries but Congress approved a 2.2 percent raise for  and gave stateside civilians locality pay increases averaging about 4 percent. On the House Side lawmakers approved the 2,6 percent raise for fiscal 1995 after a vocal Campaign by rep. Floyd Spence of South Carolina the ranking Republican on the House armed services committee. Spence portrayed the pay raise As one of the prime readiness issues in the defense budget because he said service members themselves arc a the Backbone of military  the raise which would take effect Jan 1, would Cost about $450 million. The Senate and House committees found Money to cover those costs by rearranging the priorities of other defense spending accounts. The Only other significant compensation Issue in the defense budget a a stateside Cost of living allowance for extremely High Cost areas a is shaping up As a source of Contention because the House and Senate committee Bills Are far apart on How to handle it. The concept known As the a Uconus cola a has been debated among the services for several years but has always faltered because of its costs. The House recently approved a plan to give the allowance to service members in areas where living expenses other than housing costs Are at least 8 percent higher than the National average. Beginning july 1, 1995, service members in such areas would receive 1 percent of Basic pay for each percentage Point above the 8 percent threshold. For example if living expenses in a Given area averaged 12 percent above the National average service members would receive 4 percent of their Basic pay in the form of the new allowance. Military personnel in about 20 High Cost . Metropolitan areas would qualify for the extra Money according to Pentagon compensation officials. The House Bill would also give the Pentagon authority to pay the allowances in areas where living expenses Are at least 6 percent higher than the National average a if the services can find the Money to pay for that on their own. However the Senate armed services committee postponed a decision on the new cola because members want More details on How Many people would qualify and How the cola would be calculated. The committee has directed Pentagon officials to provide a report with More in formation on the allowance. The Senate View however May not necessarily be the final word. House and Senate committee members will have to reconcile their differences on the conus cola and a Range of other defense spending issues when they meet in conference later this year to come up with a single version of the defense authorization  from Page 1 utmost priority and investigated promptly a Mirza told the associated press. �?o1 believe this confession is for the purpose of deception and Aims at misleading the investigation nothing  Mirza said he was ready to interrogate Shaban about the part am bombing. That would require permission from Lebanon a prosecutor general Munif owe Dat. He was not immediately available for comment. Jim swire a spokesman for British relatives of flight 103 victims said Shaa bands claim a should be regarded with grave  a it could be that he is seeking to attract what terrorists might regard As kudos for the Abu Nida organization a said swire whose daughter Flora was killed in the bombing. The bomb ripped apart a pan am Boeing 747 Over Lockerbie on Dee. 21, 1988, As it flew from London toward new York All 259 people aboard and 11 people on the ground died. Two suspected libyan intelligence agents a Abdel Basset Ali Mezrahi and Lamen Khalifa Fahimah a have been charged in Britain and the United states in the bombing. The two countries demanded Libya hand Over the two suspects for trial in either country. Libyan Leader Moa mar Qadhafi refused to comply saying the men could not get a fair trial in those countries. That led the . Security Council to impose sanctions against Libya beginning in april 1992