European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 8, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Vol. 53, no. 82 Friday july 8, 1994d 8693 a Linton vows Aid to Poland Warsaw Poland apr exhorting the nations of Central and Eastern Europe to a hold hard to democracy president Clinton on thursday pledged More than $200 million in Aid to accelerate Poland a transformation from communism to capitalism. # a free markets and democracy remain the Only proven paths to Prosperity and peace a Clinton told the polish parliament. A do not give up or turn Back. You will not be Clinton also said he would ask Congress for $100 million to support new tics that former communist and Neutral governments Are establishing with the North Atlantic treaty organization through the partnership for peace program. Twenty one countries have in listed Poland a share would be $25 million. A. A the partnership for peace and planning for natos future Means that we will not let the Iron curtain be replaced with a veil of indifference a he promised. Clinton stopped Short of offering Poland full Mem Barship in nato at a certain Date but said a bringing new members into nato is no longer a question of whether but when and polish president Lech Walesa who has called for rapid inclusion of Poland in nato commented that a Many great subjects were raised by the president and one needs to think deep and talk it Over. I must underscore that we Are very satisfied.�?�. Seeking to reassure poles nervous about russians intentions Clinton said a Poland should never again have its Fate decided for it by warned the new democracies to guard against see Poland on Page 2 president Clinton pauses in front of the flame to the unknown Soldier in Warsaw Poland on thursday. By Blaze in Glenwood Springs Colo. A injured escaped to burned Over ground a a Forest fire whipped by High winds where the Rocky mountains fire could roared Over a Steep Mountainside trap not take hold then straggled out when the danger passed gov. Roy Romer said at a news conference wednesday night. One survivor Brad Haugli a Bureau of land management firefighter credited his escape to a Strong legs and fast �?o1 simply outran the fire up one Hill a he told Denver station Kunc. A it crested the Ping 52 firefighters. Thirteen were killed and one was missing thursday in one of the country a deadliest wildfire disasters. Rescuers found the bodies thursday morning close together on the Side of a Ridge about 7,000 ,. Feet up the slope of storm King Moun television St _ Tain where rough terrain left them no Hill and headed Down the other Side. Place to flee. A a Alt does no to travel downhill As fast As it the survivors including four who were see Blaze on jags 2 jul Evi at estate los Angeles a p a judge ruled thursday that prosecutors c3n use a bloody Glove and. Bloodstains found at of. Simpsons estate As evidence he should stand trial for murder. A a a. In a major blow to Simpsons defense the judge said that even though detectives did no to have a warrant they did nothing improper by scaling a Wall at Simpsons estate after noticing a Small bloodstain on his car and becoming concerned that lives were in danger. A the court finds that they were in fact working for a benevolent purpose in Light of the brutal attack and that they reasonably believed that a further delay could have resulted in the unnecessary loss of life a judge Kathleen. Kennedy Powell said. A and therefore the court denies the defense motion to in addition to Trie Glove which was found on the grounds of Simpsons estate and seemed to match one found at the scene of the june 12 killings the items in the defense motion were bloodstains on his driveway and a blood spot on the Driver s door of Simpsons Ford Bronco parked on the Street. 1 a this would be a very easy decision see judge on Page 2 go who lost Eye and career in disco attack takes Case to German court nbi4n.jr seepage inside today Keith Sibley full time staff sergeant part time crooner a see Page 16 a
