European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 25, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse The Sims and stripes be ii vol 53,no. 161 500 sunday september 25,1994 d 8693 a go generosity a . Army staff sgt. Marie Wallace of Wiesbaden Germany Breaks Down Friday while feeding Micah Francois 3, in the haitian capital port a Prince. Wallace walked past Micah near her quarters and came Back with food from her meals ready to eat pack to feed the child. Wallace who was born in Haiti said she missed her own four children Back Home in Germany. Intervention in Haiti defense Secretary William Perry arrives in Haiti to review the Mission . Soldier has reunion with Mother hunger not politics or invasions drives Many haitians Pentagon denies Bullet rationing Ames Sank 34 agents reports say Washington a confessed spy Aid Rich Ames exposed More than 34 secret . And Allied agents to the soviet Union Over a period of nine years the Washington Post and the new York times reported saturday. Quoting unidentified sources said to be familiar with a draft of a 400-Page classified Cia report the newspapers said the Veteran counterintelligence offi cer also identified 55 Clandestine . And Allied operations to the soviets about double the number previously admitted. Cia director James Woolsey was scheduled to Brief key members of con Gress on the report this week. It was pre pared under the direction of Frederick Hitz the Agency s inspector general. According to the Post the Cia report blamed the exposures on the almost Complete indifference of senior Cia supervisors who from 1986 failed to put adequate resources into searching for a soviet mole in the Agency. Ame became a spy for Moscow in 1985, Cia Security and counterintelligence operations repeatedly failed to follow up on indications that Ames could be the mole they were looking for the Post quoted the report As saying. The report also confirmed Ames assertion that the Cia fell for a diversion see Ames on Page 2 ing or Ern Dargo its Belgrade spirits v. i. -.,- Belgrade Yugoslavia a with sanctions easing Belgrade Airport was Bustle saturday in anticipation of resumed International flights. Officials hailed the end of yugoslav isolation but nationalists said the Price was betrayal of bosnian serbs. The . Security Council on Friday eased a crushing embargo on serbian dominated Yugoslavia to Reward it for apparently cutting off its former bosnian serbian protege s by closing the Border for military supplies. It also imposed sanctions on the serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina for rejecting the latest peace plan to end More than 2vi years of War there. Yugoslav foreign minister Vladislav Jovanovic described the partial lifting of sanctions As an important first the the reopening of Belgrade s Airport for International flights and the re establishment of sports and cultural ties. This is a psychological watershed Jovanovic said in a radio interview. It is see embargo on Page 2 Zagreb medics prepare Hospital for the worst by Mark Kinkade staff writer Zagreb Croatia . Med ical forces in Zagreb Are readying for More . Casualties should the International Community lift the arms embargo against the bos Nian government. President Clinton has promised to press the . Security Council to lift the embargo against Muslim led forces if the bosnian serbs have not accepted an International peace plan by oct. 15. Officials at the . Hospital Here conceded that allowing More weapons into the War torn country could endanger the More than see medics on Page 2 inside today . Soldier from germ airy places third in chess championship. Wai ,if., is pc sinn fein Leader making swing through United states Gerry Adams $66 Page 6 trial starts monday see is n Day Magazine to Lvii a i Fejt
