European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 10, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The  be ass vol. 53, no. 115  500. Wednesday August 10,1994 d 8693 a is Dave Case soldiers Check their immunization records outside the medical tent in Goma Zaire Over the weekend. Confusion lingers Over inoculations by Effie Bathe staff writer Goma Zaire soldiers deployed from Europe for operation support Hope received meningitis shots at . Military Camp at Goma after the troops chaplain inquired about the need for them medical officials Here said _ j to however Barbara Slifer spokeswoman of the 7th medical come in Europe said tuesday that soldiers deploying to Africa were properly screened and inoculated. Reports of missed inoculations May Stem in Par from confusion surrounding How the soldiers immunizations in Europe Are recorded she said meanwhile confirmed reports of troops not receiving meningitis shots and in some cases Onamaria pills be fore deploying to Africa continue to surface from  personnel in Goma administered Beningo Coccus meningitis vac Cine to 17 members of the 59thengr in from Vilseck Germany on the evening of aug. 2, air Force unfortunately some individuals did not receive immunization vaccines before departing Europe. Fortunately the risk i  / a be nov joint task Force spokesman in Goma Zaire maj. Or Steve Bercsi said saturday. Bercsi acted As a spokesman for the joint task Force medical detachment in Goma that also handles preventive Medicine. Forty More soldiers were scheduled to receive the vaccine against the fast acting and deadly disease last sunday he said adding that there would prob ably be More. It is my understanding that the see lingers on Page 4 health plan filibuster is called risky key senator admonishes gop Washington a republicans would pay a huge political Price if the carry out a threatened filibuster to Block health care Reform legislation Senate majority Leader George Mitchell said tuesday. After decades of fitful starts and failed attempts at National health insurance the Senate was to open debate tuesday on a democratic Bill designed to cover at least 95 percent of americans by the Turnof the Century. Debate was scheduled to begin about 5 . Edt. In reference to the threatened filibuster Mitchell said that to Stop the momentum now would not be politically Wise. It s one thing to say we Don t like your Bill. Here s our alternative " said Clinton rating lowest since August 1993 Washington a president Clinton s Job rating has slipped to its Low est level in a year with americans now evenly split on his performance Accord ing to a new poll. An Abc news Washington Post poll released monday night found 47 percent approve and 47 percent disapprove of the Way Clinton is handling his Job. The sur vey showed a 10-Pointdrop in the presi Dent s approval rating in four months. The Telephone poll of 1,015 adults was conducted Over the past weekend after a bruising week of congressional hearings into the Whitewater affair. Sixty percent of the respondents said the hearings were not worthwhile and 58 percent said the Issue was not important. Even so 48 percent said they thought Linton had done something wrong in the Whitewater matter while 39 percent thought he had not. Clinton s Job rating was the worst since Mitchell who made the rounds of the morning to talk shows. In this Case what they re saying is we Don t wan anything to happen and so we re going to prevent any vote on anything there will be a huge political Price for anyone to pay for filibustering a health care  sen. Phil Gramm a Texas invoked the threat of a filibuster monday saying no amount of Finger pointing. Will Stop me from opposing something that is an anathema to everything i believe is right for  first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said tuesday that Gramm was motivated by just political opportunism in his attacks see plan on Page 2 presidential poll the sentiment of americans on How president Clinton is handling to Job i,., to r-., -r-45% approve "  51% disapprove 47�/ approve 47% disapprove August 1993 August 1994 is August 1993, when 45 percent approved of Clinton s performance and 51 percent disapproved. R the new Survey found Soj percent of respondents disapproved of Clinton s handling of the Economy while 46 percent approved. The poll had a margin of error of 3percentage Points. The mysterious envelope in the . Simpson Case resurfaces