European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 01, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes monday August 1,1994 at a glance Dante ii takes its first stiff Steps on Snow into an alaskan volcanic Crater in an Experiment Nasa Hopes will Lead to robot explorations on other planets. See Story on Page 7. It s nature s Way two weeks into a european heat wave Bare tags and naked armpits make it Plain that German women prefer to keep their body hair right where nature put m Page 5 Simpson s response o j. Simpson gave police a con fusing explanation of How he Cut his Finger according to a grand jury transcript. Page 6 an elite group a Law professor said that extend ing Job discrimination Protection to homosexuals would give special privileges to an elite group " Page too darn hot it was so sweltering that fish suffocated and germans drove Only 55 Milton the autobahn As Northern Europe had one of its hottest july in a Century. Page 11 video game warnings v the nation s video game maker introduced a rating warn Consumers of graphic violence or explicit sexual Content. Pago 18 Index Abby Ann Landers 26 automotive. 14 classifieds. 27-30 comics to. 24-26 commentary. 17 crossword. V 26 faces n places. 23 focus 19-22 Horoscope 29 Jumble 29 letters 16 Money matters 18 sports 31-40 to listings .39 weather 15 Council oks use of Force to unseat Haiti s leaders United nations a these purity Council cleared the a sunday for a possible invasion of Haiti to oust the military backed government and restore ousted president Jean Ber Trand Aristide. The Resolution authorizing the use of Force passed by a vote of 12-0. China and Brazil abstained. The 15th member of the Council Rwanda was absent for the vote. The Resolution which gives no timetable for the possible invasion authorizes member states to form a multinational Force under unified command and control and. To use All necessary Means to facilitate the departure from Haiti of the military the Resolution also Calls for the deployment of a 6,000-member . Peace Whitewater official ripped despite report Washington a t chief Senate Whitewater critic Alfonso d Amato fired new salvos of criticism sunday at Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman but a newly released report found no ethical violations by Treasury department officials. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen said that As a result of the office of govern ment ethics report i can reasonably conclude that the conduct of the people working Here. Did not i repeat did not violate the standards of ethical conduct for executive Branch employ Bentsen said the report concludes there were some troubling areas. The Oge tells me there appear to be misconceptions on the part of Treasury officials that resulted in their briefing the White House about the Whitewater investigation. There also might have been Misper captions about the recusal process and the standards for conveying Iio Public in formation Bentsen said. / renewing biting accusations that he began at a hearing Friday d Amato said on Abc s meet the press that Altman gave confidential material about a White water probe to White House aides last feb. 2 one of whom briefed president Clinton. Altman Sia Friday that he disclosed no confidential information and that the new York Republican was simply incur " administration officials have been hinting for some time that no ethical Vio lations would be found a conclusion that White House counsel Lloyd Cutler has already reached concerning presiden tial aide i. \ marines practice invasion see Page 12 keeping Force following any invasion. . Ambassador to the United nations Madeleine Albright said the Resolution was a warning to Haiti s military backed government that if they Are not going to leave soon and voluntarily they Are going to leave soon and involuntary she said the Resolution showed every body is fed up with what they Are doing to the people of Haiti and that it is time to restore several latin american states said they feared the Resolution would set a precedent for International approval of . Intervention in the Region. There Are not sufficient elements to justify the Broad use of Force and evenness to give across the Board authorization for the actions of poorly defined multinational forces Mexico s ambassador Victor Flores Olea told the Council. Uruguay s ambassador Ramiro Piriz Ballon said his country will not support any military intervention whether of a multilateral or unilateral peaceful solutions have not yet been exhausted he said. Mexico and Uruguay Are not members of the Security Council but their representatives requested to speak prior to the vote. Albright told Abc s meet the press on sunday that latin american countries were concerned about some trend in intervention that is absolutely not High Way patrol a police helicopter patrols Over a Highway filled with vacation bound motorists near Bologna Italy on saturday. Authorities West the to fight a rash of car stoning around Italy that have left several motorists injured. Extra patrols were ordered Over Ridge Crossings on main highways. Russia vows to dismantle reactor in Estonia Moscow a Russia has pledged to dismantle a soviet Era nuclear reactor at a naval base in Estonia under an agreement that resolves one of the most contentious issues Between Moscow and the Baltic nation. The saturday night announcement the second important agreement reached by the neighbouring countries since rus Sian president Boris Yeltsin met his Esto Nian counterpart Lennart Meri on tues Day. Following the talks Russia said it would meet Estonia s demand and with draw its remaining l,6 k troops from Estonia by aug. 31. Raul Mulk the Deputy Chancellor in the estonian t orig to ministry said he Heli oed it we unprecedented for one country to dismantle a nuclear reactor built for military purposes on the territory of a second nation. After the reactor is decommissioned the base will be turned Over to the estonians on sept. 30, 1995. During the interim period the base will be under russian civilian control and not have military status
