European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 27, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 2 the stars and stripes monday june 27,. 1994 at a glance Haiti Michael v. Fay Tell a a deep burning sensation As he was lashed with a Rattan Cane but tried lot to think about the pain he sri id in an interview. Sec Story on Page 7. A taken for a ride so not minority Leader Robert Dole said sunday that he fears the . Is being Quot taken for a ride Quot by North Korea which promised to freeze its nuclear program in Exchange for talks with the United states. A Page 4 cleaned out a 91 year old Pittsburgh Man who stashed $800,000 in his basement because he did t Trust Banks was cleaned out by the woman who cleaned his House. A pages europeans Battle a dispute among the european Union nations Over who should run their head quarters has bared age old rivalries no amount of integration seems Able to erase. A pages casting for a Tyson if you can act like you re Mike Tyson have the physique of Mike Tyson and can appear to Box like Mike Tyson you just might be picked to Star in an Hob movie. A Page 10 from Pago 1 haitians who have relatives in the United states where hundreds of thousands of haitians live. The intent of the . Measures com bind with the u n. Trade and of embargo is to Force the resignations of it. Gen Raoul Cedras and his top commanders who overthrew president can Bertrand Aristide in 1991, the reasoning is that the proposal would bring Haiti a already devastated Economy to a screeching halt deny an escape valve for the tiny but influential elite and increase National dissent in Hopes of making Cedras position untenable. \. An aide to Cedras on saturday denied a newspaper report that the army commander had withdrawn $500,000 from the Central rank in the past week. The Washington Post cited sources indicating that it could mean Cedras was preparing to flee Haiti. The aide speaking on condition of anonymity called the report a lie and said the army was preparing a communique formally denouncing it As propaganda spread by Aristide supporters. Of the .-led sanctions Don t get results president Clinton has not ruled out military Force to resolve the nearly 3 year old impasse. But Aristide speaking saturday in an interview with National Public a radio s weekend edition said he would refuse to be restored to Power through a foreign invasion because that would violate the haitian Constitution. A i am against a military invasion. I am against a military occupation a said Aristide who lives in Oxild in Washington. A never never never would 1 agree to be restored to Power by an  previously he has been far More am Bigo Jufen his views hinting at times that he would support foreign military action against Haiti a army rulers. In the meantime Cedras and the de Facto government of provisional president Emile Jonassaint have shown Little sign of budging. They made no Public comment on the events of last week. Tapes from Pago 1 changes May come the Sec is about to require that Mutual funds disclose More detail about the securities that make up their portfolios official sources say. A Pago 14 Index Abby Ann Landers 20 automotive.9 classifieds. 21-24 comics.18-20 commentary.13 faces a no places.10 focus .15-17 horoscope.23 Jumble. 23 letters. 12 Money matters .14 sports.26-32 to listings 31 weather .11 jury that had been investigating the Hall of Famer said he and other jurors heard the 911 tapes on television a the Only Way you could avoid it was not watch to a the unidentified juror told the los Angeles times in a report published saturday. The grand jurors had been told not to View listen to or read reports about the Simpson Case. But the juror said they were not told to avoid television. A this was just news Quot he said. A it was a Surprise to us when it came on.�?�. The release of the 911 tapes prompted Superior court judge Cecil j. Mills to end the grand jury a probe Friday. Prosecutors will bring the Case to a judge thursday to determine if Here is enough evidence for a rial. The juror refused to say if the panel had been near an indictment. . Simpson is accused of killing Nicole Simpson 35, and her Friend Ronald Goldman 25. He has pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder. Police chief Willic Williams said he did no to want to release the 911 tapes but was told by a prosecutor and the City attorney that he Nad to. But District attorney Gil Garcetti said he would have fought to keep the tapes secret. Suzanne Childs a spokeswoman for Garcetti said a police official had told prosecutor David Conn Only that the. Department had a a Public information re Miest for a previous incident involving the  unaware that 911 tapes were involved Conn told the official to handle the request in the visual Way Childs said. The tapes recorded two Calls Nicole Simpson made oct. 25. She is heard pleading for help and sobbing while a Man in the background screams at her often using vulgarities. In other developments a Nicole Simpsons is scr said she has difficulty thinking of her slain sibling As a victim of battering Kemp says death penalty of but can t see it for pal Simpson Washington a Refu Bli can presidential hopeful Jack Kemp says he supports the death penalty but cannot imagine such a Fate for his Friend and former teammate . Simpson should Simpson be convicted of killing his sex wife and her Friend. A i believe in capital punishment for heinous crimes a terrorism murdering presidents premeditated murder and 1 think that is a deterrent to crime a Kemp said. But the death penalty a May not be a deterrent to crimes of passion a he said on in no a Evans a Novak program. Not enough is yet known about possible motives in the slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson 35, and her Friend Ronald Goldman 25, to describe it As either premeditated or a crime of passion he said. Asked if he could imagine Simpson being executed Kemp replied simply a no a the former congressman from new York who served As housing Secretary in the Bush administration was in his last year As quarterback for the Buffalo Bills during Simpsons Rookie year on the football team. . Is a very Good Friend. Nicole is a very Good Friend and my heart goes out to their family and their children a Kemp said. A a in a too close to him to talk about this and pm just not a i think it should be tried in the courts not in Public opinion or among the Kemp  Kemp said wife beating and spousal abuse Are serious crimes a and should be dealt with at the appropriate level.�?�. At the same time he called it a a outrageous that los Angeles officials released the 911 tapes made several months before the murders. On the tapes Nicole Simpson is heard pleading for Protection from her sex husband. A i think this has to be done through the court of Law a he said. He called . Simpson a someone whose life has turned out at least at this Point to be almost shakespearean in terms of the tragedy that has befallen the  a it Wasny to a horror Story All of the time. She was very devoted to him a Denise Brown told the Orange county Register in a report saturday. A we know of. Has a temper. Nicole has a temper. To me being a battered wife is like an everyday occurrence or somebody gets drunk and then beats his wife All the time. That was not happening to her.�?�. A time Magazine in its editions today is issuing a full Page explanation and apology for its altered photograph cover last week of Simpson. Managing editor James Gaines denies charges that racism motivated the darkening of Simpsons Mug photo and says the news weekly a editors failed to anticipate the reaction. A . Simpson who has been jailed since his arrest june 17, was visited saturday by Robert Kardashian his longtime Friend and Persona attorney and Leroy Taft another personal attorney. A we just discussed Nice fun livings like Golf and the Aba finals a Kardashian said. A we did no to really get into anything  Kardashian said Simpson was a a encouraged by the dismissal of the grand jury. Bulls from Page 1 one american civilian were injured when they were gored or bulled by two bulls uniting through the streets of Arcos. Of finials at the time said some of the injured were running with the bulls while others were spectators according to of Rourke service members injured during the running of the bulls will be Able to seek medical eare but Quot an injury investigation will be  Quot a not in the line of duty determination could potentially result in forfeiting base pay while on convalescent leave and losing some retirement Severance and a benefits a o Rourke added. Finally injured service members could find their periods of enlistment involuntarily extended to make up for time spent away from duty while recuperating he said. . Naval forces Europe officials said that if any Navy wide policy addressed sailors participation in the Pamplona event the matter would be handled by the commander of the Fleet air Mediterranean. A was far As com Farmed is concerned Rota is the local commander for that area a said Navy . John Smith a spokesman for the Fleet air Mediterranean Quot com Farmed personnel Are expected to comply with the regulations and policies of local base commanders when in their area of  a . Army Europe spokesman Jim Bovle said that a to my knowledge sol Diers in Europe done to have a specific policy that addresses running with the bulls in Spain. . Air forces in Europe has no such policy a command spokesman capt. Ferry Nouis said Friday. A we leave it up to the individual what is in the Best interest of his or her safety a Nouis said. Watching the running of the bulls is Fine said Rota s Briggs. A we done to want to discourage people from going to Pamplona to watch the running of the bulls a he said. Quot we just want to warn them what can happen if they  the morale welfare and recreation office at Rota sponsors several trips to Pamplona for the festivities. The civilian travel company top Tours based in Kaiserslautern Germany also offers a tour