European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 2, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                At a glance a lawyer with the aids virus known As a Scott Doe a smiles after winning a settlement of the discrimination lawsuit he filed against the Law Arm that fired him in Philadelphia. See Story on Page 6.corporate help military communities Are relying More and More on corporate Bucks to help pay Tor tests sporting events and concerts a . Army Europe official says. _ a Page 4handouts praised giving clean Needles to drug users appears to Cut their his risk by half a study says. Page nuclear program North Korea says it has begun to freeze its nuclear program in comply Ance with the Accord it signed with the United states. It a Page 10assassin sentenced the admitted Assassin of a mexican presidential candidate was convicted monday of premeditated murder and sentenced to 42 years in prison. A Page 11suspect caught police on tuesday captured one of two escaped convicts who led them on a wild 30-hour Chase across Germany. A Page 12 Index Abby Ann Landers. 24 classifieds. 25-29 comics. 22-24 commentary. .15 crossword. 24 faces a no places. 21 focus  17-20 Horoscope. .28 Jumble. .28 letters. 14 Money matters. 16 sports. 30-36 to listings. .35 weather. 13 plunge from Page 1 in ton for analysis he said. The largest piece of the Craft left intact was a 6-to-8-foot Section of the Tail Hall said. A a a a a a Quot a ,. A. A cold rain and Winf overnight impeded efforts to recover bodies and wreckage. The Sun came out about an hour after Dawn but the mud remained. State troopers and Newton county Highway workers Laboured to build a temporary gravel Road through the quagmire to the wreckage a a other state troopers established a perimeter limiting Access to the crash site. When one Motorist drove toward it he was quickly chased Down by officers and escorted from the scene. The full plane took off nearly an hour late because of heavy traffic at Chicago Sqq Hare Airport and was kept in a holding pattern said american Eagle spokes Man Tim Smith. Neither the airline nor Airport officials said How Long the plane had been waiting to land. 1 after being cleared for Landing the plane began a descent from 10,000 to 8,000 feet then disappeared from radar Smith said. Stat the time winds were gusting to 49 Mph in Gary the closest reporting station and about 2 inches of rain fell monday near the crash site the National weather service said. Witnesses said there was driving rain when the plane went Down. _ a it sounded like the Pilot had it full throttle like a stunt Pilot like he was going to try to bring it up a said Bob Hilton who was working under the Hood of his truck. A \ a it came Down almost straight Down not at an Angle a just straight Down a said Larry Midkiff who saw the crash As he was driving along a Highway. A it did no to look like it had a left Wing on it. It just looked like a Black Streak coming Down a Bob Spitler director of operations for Indianapolis International Airport said that weather in Northwest Indiana at the Tine of the crash was a a moderate and that visibility was about vhf Miles. A those done to appear to be horrible conditions a said Spitler who also is a private Pilot. A if s not a Nice Clear day1 but its certainly the kind of thing that1 any Pilot would typically Fly right into. Those kinds conditions Are not at Ali unusual. Pilots Fly into those conditions  a Hall agreed telling Abc television tuesday morning. That the rainstorm alone would not explain the crash. A air planes operate every Day in this Type of weather a he said. A a we la have to look to see whether there were any unusual weather occurrences that might cause the  a he stressed that Nosb investigators would study All other possible causes. The planets Pilot fad been with the airline seven years and the cop Lilot five years. The Crew was based in  from Page 1 on the assailant rather than waiting to apprehend him until after he had been subdued by two private citizens. Francisco Martin Duran 26, of Colorado Springs colo., has been charged with the shooting. A you have to worry about innocent civilians a said secret service spokesman Dave Adams. A we had to think about the ultimate safety of everyone involved. Everybody acted  at a briefing at the White House Bent sen bristled at the notion of sharpshooters firing into an area crowded with tourists. A the last thing i wanted to see was someone firing weapons in a crowd like that a Bentsen said. Law enforcement sources said the review announced by Bentsen will examine whether agents and officers should have been located closer to Pennsylvania ave nut and whether the Security perimeter should be expanded. But one source familiar with secret service operations said that a there were snipers everywhere/1 and that plainclothes Ana undetected Security personnel were in position to respond. White House chief of staff Leon Panetta conceded concerns that saturdays shooting incident could sep a As a Model. For other attempts. Panetta said president Clinton is Reluct to impose any measures that would re a lie Access to the White House or impede the View of the building and its 7 id grounds part of the problem of ensuring Clinton a safety is Clinton himself according to Law enforcement sources. Eager to escape the confines of the presidency Clinton m the past has resisted secret service efforts to get him to vary his jogging routine and to avoid wading into crowds to shake hands. The possibility of shutting Down one of the most famous stretches of pavement in the nations capital the two blocks in front White House Security White House Security has been under review since sept. 12, when a Small plane crashed on the grounds. Saturday s shooting again pointed out the system s weak links. A look at the Security in place. Oval Pennsylvania Avenue getting in visitors and staff must pass through Metal detectors. Staff members press etc., have special entrances. Visitors must pass Security checks. Dogs Check every vehicle that enters the grounds sniffing for bombs. The grounds a 10-foot-High Metal Fence separates the grounds from the sidewalk. But people often press up against the Fence to see the White House. Motion sensors arts cameras detect intruders and guards patrol the grounds. Surrounding ares sharpshooters Are stationed on the rooftop. Airspace around downtown Washington d.c., is restricted. Streets Are blocked to traffic when the presidents motorcade passes. The presidents path in and out of the White House is frequently varied. What a next the secret service would like to expand Security perimeters off Pennsylvania Avenue to traffic. Clinton resists this option fearing the White House will be Cut off from the american Public. Of 1600 Pennsylvania ave n.w., already has provoked concern and debate among City officials tourists traffic specialists and downtown residents. The Section Ottye Avenue Between 15th and 17th streets is heavily travelled by suburban commuters during morning and evening Rush hours with about 13,000 cars passing by each Way daily according to City officials. It also draws a steady Stream of tourists a Kar Gude on foot who often Stop to have family snapshots taken against the White House Fence. A Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton d-d.c., issued a statement monday strongly opposing any attempt to Seal off the  a in a a lot More worried about the safety of the president As he runs in the streets than i am that he will be assassinated in the White House a she said. Muscle from Page 1. A r no Fly zone but no details were provided. The zone in Southern Iraq was imposed after the Gulf War to help protect shiite Muslim rebels from iraqi forces. Since then american British and French planes have operated from bases in saudi Arabia and Turkey to Monitor the zone and a similar exclusion zone in Northern Iraq a if our neighbor to the North Quot. Is considering an aggression against Kuwait this is a message for him a the defense minister said As he watched the bombing from a tent on the Dairi Range 25 Miles East of the iraqi Border. Scores of exercises have been held at the Range since Kuwait signed 10-year defense pacts with the United states Brit am France and Russia after the War. There were fears of another invasion last month when about 64,000 iraqi troops including two divisions of elite Republican guard units gathered near the kuwaiti Border. But the iraqis withdrew after some 30,000 Allied personnel along with warships and combat aircraft were sent to the region.. Air Force it. Gen. John p. Jumper commander of the 9th air Force and . Central come air forces said tuesday that the exercise was a warning to Iraq. A today is a demonstration of one of the. Contingency options we have put together to counter an aggression from the iraqi army Quot he said