lilaurbratrr Hrralb ) V^nchfistf>r — A City of Villaqe Charm Saturday, Juna 20,1087 30 Cants STARK SHAKEUP BEGINS Courts-martial probable for three officers WASHINGTON (AP) - The skipper of the U8S Stark and two of his top officers were reiieved from duty Friday, and Pentagon sources said an investigative report had recommended courts-martial for all three. The action came following the submission of the report to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the chief of naval operations. The Pentagon, in announcing that the three officers had been re­ lieved, refused to confirm Friday that the military inquiry had recommended courts-martial. But Defense Department sour­ ces, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the investigative report assessing the May 17 attack on the ship had recommended courts-martial for all three officers. The order affects Capt. Glenn R. Brlndel, the Stark’s commanding officer; Lt. Cmdr. Raymond J. Gajan, the executive officer, or second-in-command, and Lt. Basil E. Moncrief Jr., the tactical action officer. The tactical action officer is responsible for directing the use of the ship's weaponry. In its statement, the Pentagon said the general in charge of the U.S. Central Command "has re­ quested that these officers be detached (from duty) based on his lack of confidence in their performance." AP photo "Acting on this request, Adm. DEAR DEER ERIEND — It may look as though Jaane Traugar has Carlisle A.H. Trost, the chief of struck up an unusual relationship with a pamperad buck, but actually naval operations, directed that these officers be relieved of their she’s transporting this mounted head In an antique baby buggy to her duties on board USS Stark." store In New London, WIs., where the deer and buggy will be part of a Navy sources later explained the shop display. 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Dtnh Vo’s wings on hia white According to the Pentagon state­ uniform and hia father, once a ment, the decision to order the Vietnamese military man who later i immediate relief of the three worked at the V.s. Embassy to officers was made Friday Saigon, applied the traditional afternoon. chest slap at ceremonies in the The Stark was aitackoA May 17 chapel on this Florida Panhandle while on routine patrol in the Persian Gulf by an IraQi warplane. Having discovarad only brokan pottary, base. At the nearby Pensacola Naval Two Exocet missiles struck the Sigmund fhaorizad tha anclant cuHura had ship, one of which detonated. , clumay waHara.... Air Station, Vo’s thigh length, \ measured from buttocks to knee, / Thirty-seven sailors died in the was deemed threortenths of an inch attack and another 21 were IMured. too short to gualify for pilot The Pentagon has previous^ said ConiMcticiit Wcatlicr training. the attack occurred without the Vo, who stands at S-foot-S, began Stark taking any defensive action. CAPT. GLEMN BRINDELL a pasta-rich diet and a special The Navy said Friday that Cmdr. rsllsvsd from duty exercise program to build op his JohnB. Noll, who had been selected CaiHral, aaatar* hHarlar, aaMinraaMni tatartar: .4.: well before the attack to relieve Saturday and Saturday nt^M. partly claudy, MSh posterior to reach the gl.B-inch minimum upper leg measurement Brlndel as the Stark’s skipper in a . been ordered temporarily to report Saturday M to M. Low Saturday night Si to M. light routine change of command, was varlahia wind. Sunday, bacoming moatly cloudy with a needed to ensure that he could to the staff of the commander. reach an aircraft’s rudder pedals now "en route" to Bahrain to Naval Surface Force, Atlantic 3d pareant chanca of rain, high 7S to M relieve Brtndel. Fleet, In Norfolk, Va. WaitaaaaMl.aaataaaftaf: 1 Saturday,~ ‘ oartly aunny, and 6t properly in an slectfon seat. high ~7i to » , Ugkt north wind bacoming aouthaaat "1 was paenng in die carboliw- The Stark is currently tied op in Gajan and Moncrief have been around 1# mph during tha aftamoon. Saturday night. drates," Vu idled before the Manama, Bahrain, where it is ordered temporarily to the staff of becoming c l o ^ , n 3B percent chance of rain around winidflg ceremony, "to add more undergoing temporary repairs be­ the commander. Cruiser-Destroyer upM ifigr/ MCI ufora n o pwe iiw fore sailing for home. Group 12 In Mayport, Fla., the daylMak, low around M. Sunday, cloudy with a M The Pentagon said Brlndel had Stark’s home port. percent chance of rain, high 73 to 7S. proDwim am i INI mv, AObfibte ft worked. Vu was transferred •Narthweft SMIgt .Saturday and Saturday ni|M, fifftl0fi Htfrt0 Olfih Vti Mm «s Mg mothtf, Mlnh 7 r » n g Do, HaraMgtwtoeytoaiiw partly doudy, high Saturday around M. Low Saturday from aviation maintenance officer night M to M, light anda n a variableymnmmr wind.w ina. Sunday,m m avx. school to basic flight trainfM I iftgr r«o«lvlfi0 hit plloft whtgt dtirlfio onttmofHtt tt Cov«n(ry Pollc* LL Ronald Doughty holds up soma of ths flroworks becoming cloudy with a■ ad< pareant chanca of rain, high about SI fflilosinortheasipf northeasM r1 'enaac- a WhHing Pl§ld 4 2’lt, Vu, i V M fiim tM rvhitfM, had <d fight solgod during sn arrsst Wsdnasdoy on Mark Orlvs. Doughty dosorlbtd Legislators say Reagan 7St0M .' 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Play Four; M il, Nhen doctors found a weaknass in Hii dream of bocoml ng a Jet Persian Gulf was made without Coimacticut “Lotto" Friday: 1 ,1 ,11, t t , M, # . Vu as a soeurity risk because twoof one of Ms eyes. He tbtainod a formally asking any U.8. Intelli­ Aspln said "it is clear now that his brotiiers bad remained in fliM«r pilot was dashed When the In Coventry on fireworks there was never any direct assess­ waiver and finally began primary Navy assigned him to helicopters, gence agencies if the plan would Vietnam after the rest of the family fligM training. Increase the risks of Iranian- ment asked ot any of the intelli­ escaped in Itfl. but Vu Is now philosophical about gence agencies about this Impact of After Vu's third training fligM, the decision, pointing out that COVENTRY - More arrests In Coventry while." He valued the fireworks at §§00 to §700. backed terrorism, two key lawmak­ Index He continued his studies at his instructor. Marine Cam. Sher­ and in surrounding towns may result from As the Fourth of July approaches, the sale ers said Friday. this” Elmhurst College in Illinois, receiv­ helicopters have more control* and He said the failure is "an wood E. "woody" Collins, and are more complicated to fly. Wednesday’s seiture ot several hundred and discharge of fireworks Increase. "Every Instead, the "threat assess­ ing a degree in computer science. another Marine Mlot were Mlled dollars worth of firework*, an officer Involved year It’s a problem, but we're very fortunate Indication that the policy was put a/ioiM an 1 #W>al HMM i.a Hut before be completed helicop­ ments" were sought only after the In the meantime, the two brothers when their plane crashed outside in the case said Friday. that there are no major Injuries," Doughty United States was publicly commit­ together on the back ot an AlMlftM* n p i n l f w i ia.ig managed to escape Vietnam and Vu Columbia, S.C. ter training he was grounded for said. envelope." ia.iv A a n i n f rHIxeng ie "It’s going to a higher scale," said the ted to protecting the 11 tankers in was accepted at the Aviation 'That tragedy had him Question­ another month with a fractured officer, who wished to remain anonymous. He Doughty said the fireworks seized in the volatile waterway, said Rep. 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