European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes vol. 53, no. 158 500 thursday september 22,1994 d 8693 a changing american attitudes Whites who say equal rights for minorities have been pushed too far 1994 1987 51% 42% those who believe the government should take care of people who can t take care of themselves 1994 1987 57% 71% those who agree aids is god punishment for immoral behaviour 40% 53%. Whites who say it s of for Blackland Whites to Date each other 1994 1987 j65% 43% is negative Side of americans seen in poll Washington a americans Are More cynical and less compassionate than they were seven years ago and Many feel strapped for Money despite the improving Economy according to anew poll. A mostly discouraging snapshot of the National mood emerged from the Survey of 4,809 people by the times Mirror Center for the people and the press. It s not a pretty picture. The trends have a negative cast said poll director Andrew Kohut. Generally when things Are better people Are More altruistic. But that does t seem to be the Case attitudes toward minorities see poll on Page 2 a haitian police officer beats Back a crowd gathered tuesday near port a Prince s port which . Troops had secured monday. Haitians urged to Stop violence from wire reports port a Prince Haiti warning that . Soldiers might step in the commander of american forces wednesday urged Haiti s Mili tary leaders to Stop using unnecessary Force against pro democracy demonstrators. Sporadic violence erupted tuesday at port a Prince s docks Airport and huge cite Spleid slum when club wielding haitian police officers waded into throngs of people welcoming . Troops Beatin one to death As american soldiers looked on helplessly. The military government banned Street demonstrations in a communique on state Media late tuesday. The broadcast was repeated wednesday morning. To head off further violence . Army it. Gen. Henry h. Shelton and his top aides met wednesday morning with haitian army chief it. Gen. Raoul Cedras. Shelton said he would urge Cedras to rein in police soldiers and Pra army see urged on Page 2 it. Gen. Henry will take the next step travel Agency sets itinerary to take Over army services by Vince Crawley. Staff writer Carlson Wagon it an International travel Agency that operated the fabled and luxurious Orient express rail line during the age of steam is gearing up to take Over official and Leisure travel on army bases in eur. Rope beginning oct. 31. The travel Agency with Headquarters in the United states Paris and Brussels Belgium was awarded the . Army in Europe s travel contract in july. Sato travel which has operated the army s on base travel offices in Europe for 11 years will turn Over its on base offices to Carlson Wagon it after close of business oct. 28. Executives from both agencies stressed that they will attempt to make the Transfer As convenient As possible for customers. Bookings will be dealt with in a seamless fashion Dur ing the changeover sat travel program manager Timo thy Moore said in a written release. Customers should not worry about booking with sat travel right up to the changeover Date As Wagon it travel will assume the responsibility for All outstanding sat travel will continue to sell airline tickets and travel packages on air Force and Navy bases in Europe As Well As most military installations in the United see travel on Page 2 the world s Beer capital see strikes Magazine inside today . Troops in Africa expect pc a Allied vets commemorate Wii River crossing see pages 4-5
