European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 16, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday july 16,1994 a at a glance Clayton j. Lonetree the first Marine convicted of spying against the United states became eligible for parole when a general approved a reduction in his sentence. See Story on Page 8.cia sued a woman who holds a senior Post in the Clandestine serving of the Cia is suing the Agency saying she was subjected to a multitude of injustices on the basis of her sex. A Page 6how Hulk bulked up in a courtroom packed with autograph hounds and teen agers professional wrestling personality Hulk Hogan admitted for the first time that he Quot used steroids to get big.�?�. A Page 7overseas voters Federal authorities Are telling volunteers How to help get out the vote when the voters Are out of the coun try. A a a. A. A Page drug Park shut Down police closed a notorious International Needle Park in maastricht Netherlands to curb drug tourists who were crowding children out of a playground. A Page 10 bondholders to Benefit . Macy bondholders Are expected to be the big winners in Federated department stores Deal to acquire Macy. A Page 18 Index Abby Ann Landers. 25 classifieds 28-31 comics. 25-27 commentary. 17 faces a no places. .24 focus. 19-22 Horoscope. 30 Jumble. 30 letters. ------16 Money matters. 18 religion. .14 sports. 33-40 to listings. Weather .15 Rwanda from Page 1 space. Smoke from cooking fires obscured the sky. Little evidence indicated that Tutsi forces were pursuing the fleeing huts or trying to attack them. But Hutu radio stations warned of Tutsi attacks and Many refugees appeared to believe they were in imminent danger. Refugees fear the rebels want to avenge widespread massacres of minority Tutsi by supporters of Rwanda a Hutu dominated government. Government backed militias Are blamed for slaughtering 200,000 to 500,000 people a for the most part Tutsi or anyone perceived to oppose the government a in three months of ethnic savagery. The blood Bath was touched off by the death of the Hutu president Juvenal a Byar Imana in a suspicious plane crash april 6. The massacres revived a civil War that had been halted by an August peace agreement. The rebel rwandan patriotic front which has already won control of two thirds of the country was reportedly 10 Miles from gis Enyi the stronghold of the interim Hutu government just across the Border from Goma. Jean do Dieu Habi Meza the minister of social affairs and labor said the president and prime minister left gis Enyi by helicopter thursday and fled South across Lake Kiva to cya Gugu. The town on Rwanda a Southwest Border with Zaire is inside a zone protected by French troops. Faustin Twahir Amunga a moderate Hutu picked by the rebels As prime minister of the , said Friday that the French should arrest government leaders responsible for massacres. A if those people from gis Enyi have run into a French protected zone it is the responsibility of the French to apprehend them As International War criminals a Twahir Amunga said in the capital Kigali. France said thursday that it would not protect Rwanda a Hutu led government and or let it move its Headquarters to the French established Security zone. In new York . Secretary general Boutros Boutros Ghali appealed for an immediate cease fire saying a unless this exodus. Ceases the stability of the whole Region will be  an estimated 3 million people out of a Rewar population of about 7.5 million ave fled their Homes in Rwanda a mountainous Central african nation about twice the size of Connecticut. K . Cutting ties with Hutu envoys Washington a the United states on Friday Cut diplomatic ties with Rwanda a Hutu government blamed by president Clinton for supporting a genocidal  the embassy of Rwanda was ordered closed and its personnel were ordered to leave the United states within five working Days. Announcing the break with the Hutu government Clinton said a the United states cannot allow representatives of a regime that supports genocidal massacre to remain on our  the United states will seek the removal of Hutu government representatives from the . Security Council. Further Hutu representatives will be denied Access to any rwandan government financial holdings in the United states. A we Are taking the appropriate diplomatic Steps to end their representation Here in Washington a Secretary of state Warren Christopher said at a White House news conference. A that will give us an Opportunity to work with the  hopefully to help assist in the creation of a coalition government  from Page 1. Absolute a seaworthy vessels to leave that  vice president a1 Gore said an invasion of Haiti a certainly is not  in an interview with Canadian television Gore said the administration first wants to examine the Impact of tightened sanctions against the military regime. A let us evaluate whether or not this might yet increase the pressure to the Point where a negotiated solution might be feasible a Gore said in the taped interview to be broadcast sunday. Sen. Sam Nunn a a chairman of the Senate armed services committee said his sense from administration briefings was that a events Are moving in that directions a toward an invasion. An invasion itself could be accomplished quickly several senators said. The problem is the aftermath and the quagmire that would develop without an internationally supported plan for restoring a democratic government to Haiti. Albright said the 12 other nations have agreed to contribute up to 4,000 troops to a . Mission to carry out a the work of peacekeeping and assisting in the reconstitution of a haitian professional military and  while showing no enthusiasm for an immediate invasion the Senate kept the door open for Clinton by defeating 57-42, a re publican measure that could have prevent the . Guided missile frigate Clark sits off Haiti a Northern coast wednesday. De military intervention for 45 Days. Meanwhile ousted haitian president Jean Bertrand Aristide issued a statement calling for a Swift and definitive action to restore democracy to his country. The invasion control ship on its Way to Haiti is the mount Whitney an amphibious command vessel designed to serve As a com  action. Also on thursday the army a elite 82nd airborne div conducted a Parachute Airdrop Drill at fort Bragg n.c., in conjunction with air transport units at nearby Pope fab. Pentagon officials described the exercise As routine. Part of the Drill involved securing an Airfield which would be an Early order of business in an invasion of Haiti blame from Page 1 served with two of those killed said a i done to feel revenge. It is punishment enough if it was an innocent mistake. I  live with myself and i doubt i would continue to pursue a military  but a Navy officer disagreed a someone should be held responsible for Gross errors. This goes Well beyond the people who pulled the triggers but whether it is prosecutable is another  Ralph Hayles an Apache helicopter commander who left the army after he accidentally killed two american soldiers in the heat of combat during the 1991 persian Gulf War is disgusted that the people involved Are being blamed at All. A what i saw was a disgraceful cover up of the equipment problems of Friendly fire a said Hayles referring to the news conference wednesday by defense Secretary William Perry and Gen. John m. Shalikashvil chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. During the news conference the Pentagon blamed the april incident Over Iraq on a a breakdown of command guidance and  a what i saw were the two Guys who  keep Somalia from kicking our Butts say that everybody but them in the entire . Military did no to do their jobs a Hayles said. A if anybody gets the first Friendly fire Case into a courtroom watch out a Hayles said. A do they have the authority to pull the trigger or not who ordered the Mission Jot of people will look bad if this goes to court. A a we re All angry that people get hit but until we get positive identification equipment fielded it will continue to happen a Hayles said. If individuals Are punished Hayles said the message to the rest of the Force is a a done to Lead done to shoot a and that will cause More . Casualties in combat. No one was court Martiale for Friendly fire deaths during the Gulf War officials said. In the april Accident the punishment could be limited to Relief of command or a formal letter of reprimand which in today a military is enough to end a career. The first decision will be made by the mid level air Force commanders who oversee the units involved. The commander of the . Air forces in Europe now Gen. Robert c. Oaks has the final Gay according to Pentagon officials. A if it were up to us Quot said one officer a if would just go away. We want to move on and let the families get Over