European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 15, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes at a glance Shin Sadural resigned As head of a pm a environment Agency after angering South Korea and China by stating that Japan s occupation of asian nations before and during world War ii had benefited them. See Story on Page 8. Dropping in again Allied cargo planes have dropped nearly 34 tons of food Over Bosnia since thursday night when mis Sions were resumed. Page 5 seeking compensation two filipinos who fought with the japanese during world War ii Are asking the japanese to compensate them for their wartime service. Page 8 grabbing a bite to pass the time on car trips the thing americans most like to do is snack. An author has come up with suggestions to make travel snacks More convenient. Pago 9 quite a stunt Harrison Ford really does Dodge explosions and scramble onto a moving helicopter in his latest movie. Page 10 High tech rockers Cash machines on the farm what would Max Yasgur say about that Page 14 Index Abby Ann Landers 24 automotive 9 classifieds 20-23 comics. 1.8-19,24 commentary 13 faces a places 10 focus. 15-17 Horoscope. 22 Jumble. 22 letters. 12 Money matters. 14 sports. 25-32 to listings. 31 weather 11 Worner d Brussels Belgium a nato Deputy Secretary general Sergio Balan Zino provisionally succeeded Manfred Worner on sunday a Day after the Alli Ance s top executive died of Colon cancer at age 59. Galanzino was named acting nato Secretary general until Worner s Succes Sor has been selected said an Alliance source who asked not to be named. Galanzino has been carrying out the duties of Secretary general in recent months As Worner s health deteriorated. After word of Worner s death spread saturday he was praised in Many capitals for steering the Western Alliance through the collapse of the Warsaw pact and British bested 25 years later catholics told Belfast Northern Ireland a several thousand Ira supporters rallied outside Belfast s ornate City Hall on Sun Day a Quarter Century after Britain deployed troops in Northern Ireland As would be peacekeepers. Gerry Adams president of sinn fein the Irish Republican army s political partner told the jubilant crowd that "25 years later we can say that we have Defeated the British  hundreds of police officers and sol Diers provided Blanket Security for the six mile March which faced threats of at tack from pro British loyalists in nearby protestant areas. The fact that sinn fein was allowed to walk under police guard into downtown Belfast shadowed quietly by its own Security men illustrated the changing Toler ances in the British ruled division. British authorities normally confine Irish nationalist marches to Catholic areas where the Ira draws support for its Campaign against British Rule. On sunday they let marchers walk Down the City s main shopping District for the first time. Twenty five years ago this was an apartheid state. It was run by the pro British unionists who ruled in their own interests. But All of that has been changed and you people have changed it Adams said when this state let collapsed be cause that s what happened on the 15th of August 1969 London rushed Brit ish troops in. The British came in not to protect us but to prop up a system which we had Defeated. And now 25 years later we can say that we have Defeated the British army he told the audience with in earshot of police and soldiers. Twenty five years ago this weekend to Galanzino helping reshape its Mission for the Post cold War world. He became nato s chief executive july 1, 1988,after a six year stint As German defense minister. He was the first German to hold nato s top civilian Post. Funeral arrange ments were being worked out sunday including the ques Tion of whether Worner would get a state monday August 15,1994 reins funeral the Alliance source said. There were no immediate plans to Call the ambassadors of the 16 nato nations Back from vacations for a meeting to Dis cuss Worner s succession. The Post of nato Secretary general has traditionally been held by a european while nato s top military commander in Europe has always been an american. Because of the summer break it was not Likely that a permanent successor to Worner would be found quickly. The successful candidate must be agreed upon by All 16 nato governments. Worner had suffered from Colon can cer for More than two years. Protestant loyalists March through mainly Catholic Londonderry Northern Ireland on saturday 25 years after a similar March triggered Street fighting that prompted the deployment of British troops to the division of the United kingdom. Northern Ireland teetered on the Edge of civil War. Catholics aggrieved at second class status in housing jobs and political Power were clashing daily with protestant gangs and the highly partisan police Force. When protestant marchers in London Derry Northern Ireland s second largest City came under attack by Stone throwing catholics they stormed into the Catholic slum the bog Side. After three Days of riots Britain deployed soldiers aug. 14,1969. Soon the protectors became enemies and a new provisional Ira formed in 1970 to fight them policy from Page 1 sources. Military recruiters continue to have a mind set that will not change when it comes to consolidation and being More  the Pentagon said it had yet to receive a copy of the Gao report which will not be formally released until next month. But a spokesman said most of the slug Gish recruiting stations Are in less populated Rural areas which Are kept open to ensure that the services have Geo graphic diversity among recruits. We want to try to get a Mirror reflection of society into the military so we Are going to continue the recruit from All areas of the country said air Force it. Col. Doug Hart a defense department  added that the military has reduced its recruiting stations even though the Gay thinks it should do More. In 1987, when the military recruited 317,000 people it had 8,100 stations. Seven years later there Are 6,000 stations. The number of recruits in 1994 is projected to be about 185,000, although this number is Torise to about 200,000 next year. The Gao report an Advance copy of which was obtained by the Washington Post is the latest tool in a Long running dispute Over recruiting Between the Pentagon and sceptics on Capitol Hill. For Many years Pryor and other congressional critics arguing that the military was growing smaller with the end of the cold War succeeded in scaling Back what they said were bloated budgets for recruiters and advertising. Lately though senior commanders have succeeded in stopping the cuts and even winning Back a share of them in part by warning of a potential recruiting crunch in coming years. Although total forces will become smaller the services still will need a steady Supply of Young people to take entry level jobs. Mean while attitude surveys show waning de sire among Young people to join the Mili tary. ,. The Gao said the military is exaggerating the risks of a recruiting drought in coming years. Although the number of people aged 17 to 21 the main target for recruiters has been historically Low in recent years the Pool will increase steadily in coming years the report said. And while youth attitude surveys do show widespread indifference to the Mili tary the Gao noted that these do not necessarily predict recruiting Success in recent years the services have drawn about half their recruits from people who according to the attitude surveys were not initially inclined to enlist