European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 27, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page the stars and stripes tuesday september 27,1994 Willy class Belgium s foreign min ister gained the support of nato nations to assume the top civilian Job in the North Atlantic treaty organization. See Story on Page 5. Insecure youth Young americans have More Faith in ufos than social Security according to a poll released monday. Facilities assailed most juvenile offenders across the United states Are being held in Over crowded substandard facilities a Justice department report says. _ Page 7. Quake shakes 2 states a minor earthquake rattled win Dows monday in parts of Western Kentucky and Southern Illinois but there we re no initial reports of dam age or injuries Page 9 fears surround plague officials in Many nations including Germany and the United states Are taking Steps to keep India s plague out of their own countries Page 13 not a sure bet plans for a Casino or Bingo opera Tion Are being considered for a site near Branson mo., and that has Resi dents and entertainers seeing Snake eyes. Page 18 Index Abby Ann Landers. 26 classifieds. 27-30 comics. 24-26 commentary 17 computers .14 crossword. 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 Yeltsin impresses business leaders new York a russian presi Dent Boris Yeltsin met with . Business was very  meeting was closed to reporters other  arrived sunday in new York re Rota Kue Mitoi ,-7omcnhe-business leaders said he de Uledia Suade hem that he consist of s is a. On Yeltsin s five Day . Trip he will also visit the Seattle area where he will tour a Boeing co. Aerospace Plant take a turn on a yacht and spend time with an american family. Suauu Siciu mat. Pic v"llllllul1101 a. A.  democracy so is becoming a hotbed of capitalism. " re ,70 to Nomi markets he sail come to Russia. Bring technology and capital " financier Henry Kravis reported after the meeting at the russian consulate in new York. Several in Yeltsin s audience said they were impressed. He s a Good Salesman said Kravis. Added David Rockefeller former chair Man of the Chase Manhattan Bank he made a very favourable impression. People he made a very optimistic presenta Tion said former Secretary of state Henry Kissinger. But Yeltsin apparently changed few during his swing through America reminds about the prospects of investment Hopes to assure americans that his coun in Russia. Try s Economy is a Good bet for  insists that Russia is ready to do business dismissing the complaints of critics who say investing there is risky be William Donaldson chairman of the new York Stock Exchange said Yeltsin s reassurances about his nation s economic climate while constructive would not wondered How he was and this meeting by themselves inspire . Investment or cause of organized crime conflicting legislation and unpredictable taxes. From Page 1 United states has a list of 600 military leaders and their supporters who would remain affected by the sanctions. With troops and Aid from More than two dozen nations helping in Haiti Clin ton said the International Community is giving the people of Haiti their Chance at  he described it As a moment of Opportunity for democracy in Haiti. The announcement came As More than 200 haitians who fled their Homeland boarded a coast guard Cutter at the . Base at Guan Tanaro Bay Cuba to re turn to port a Prince. The democratic government will be restored Clinton said pledging that the exiled Aristide will be returned to Power by oct. 15 As dictated by a .-brokered agreement with the military leaders in lifting .-imposed sanctions Clin ton said he was acting on a proposal Sun Day by Aristide to make a gesture of reconciliation and  Clinton told the United nations that the United states remains committed to using limited military Force to resolve conflicts in countries such As Haiti and Bosnia and Herzegovina. We will use diplomacy if we can but Force if we must be  defended the . Military pres ence in Haiti saying the United states has demonstrated that it would Lead a multinational Force when our interests Are Plain when the cause is right when the Mission is achievable and when the nations of the world stand with  turning to Bosnia the president said president Clinton Waves after his address monday to the 49th session of the . Gen Cral Assembly. With Clinton is . Chief of protocol Benita Serrero waldner. In his 25-minute address that the Situa Tion around Sarajevo has deteriorated recently and that the capital of the former yugoslav Republic once again faces the Prospect of  he said a new resolve is now needed by the United nations to enforce its resolutions although he did not elaborate., Clinton made no mention of his prom ise to ask the Security Council on oct. 15 to lift an arms embargo against the mus Lim dominated government if bosnian serbs do not accept a peace plan by then. Guns from Page 1 Leader it. Gen. Raoul Cedras met for two hours with . Ambassador William swing and army it. Gen. Henry h. Shul ton the american military commander in  openness of the demonstrations at two of the most dangerous Sites for pro democracy supporters showed the rapidly eroding Power of the military a week after the . Intervention. Earlier monday Haiti s military or dered citizens to surrender their weapons. It was not known if any had com plied to discourage More spontaneous Street celebrations . Marines reduced their patrols overnight in Cap Hai Tien keeping a Low profile in a situation that has changed dramatically Over the Las few Days. Few of Haiti s Security forces dared appear in Cap haitian on sunday a Day after a Marine patrol killed 10 haitian gunmen in the first clash Between . Forces and haitians. An estimated 800 police soldiers and so called attaches civilian gunmen attached to the army were either hiding or fleeing. The marines meanwhile backed of from their initial report that the haitians fired first saturday night in the deadly Nbattle outside a police station. One of our patrols saw a gesture Byan individual with an Uzi machine gun. He took that individual out and a fire fight began said col. Tom Jones com Mander of the Marine air ground task  lieutenant shot him. When he made a gesture to raise his Uzi Jones continued. He said he could not say who fired first. The gunfight broke put after a co e platoon on its evening patrol stopped across the Street from the police Barracks. A haitian and an american wounded in the firefight were being treated on the amphibious assault ship Wasp. Plan from Page 1 Over the loss of business during the 1991persian Gulf War. The airlines realized that it was really profitable for them Pruitt said that arrangement also allows the air storm some airlines asked afterwards to Lin the did t make such a pledge Mohave their names removed from the still vie for am business pledge list because they were unhappy. But under the new plan carriers that1 b j r do not have contracts would not be Eligi ble for am business. Pruitt believes the new arrangement will help the. Airline Industry in peace time while preserving its vital role in times of conflict. If we lose that Pruitt said of the air lines support we be lost something very