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Women served in harm's way in the 1990s in military operations in Iiosnia and Somalia, where servicemen were killed, but there were no clearly defined the battlefields, General Accounting Office said in a report Monday. In contrast, World War II, Vietnam and the Persian Gulf War are examples of conflicts that had traditional battle lines in which it was easy to define Associated Press Writer A KANSAS CITY, Mo. Boy Scout with Tourette syna neurological disordrome der that caused him to kick a will be boy at summer camp allowed to stay in his troop. But he may find there's not much of a troop left. Afraid of what Robbie Thompson might do next, the parents of the six other boys in Troop 124 said Monday they will remove their sons. The scoutmaster and Concord Dallas Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Paso Eugene Evansville Fairbanks El Fargo Grand Junction Goodland Grand Rapids Great Falls Green Bay Harrisburg Helena Honolulu Houston Huntsville Indianapolis Jackson, Mis. 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On a battlefield that doesn't the battlefield' may become have traditional battle lines, increasingly less descriptive of which is becoming more comactual battlefield conditions," War era, the report said. mon in the The Pentagon orally agreed close operations can take place through the entire area, with the facts the GAO reportrather than just at the front, ed, the report said. said the report by the GAO, According to the GAO, the investigative arm of 221,086 of the Defense Department's 1.4 million posiCongress. The GAO didn't recommend tions nearly 16 percent the Pentagon change its definiare closed to women, who tion of the forward combat jobs make up 14 percent of the U.S. that are barred to women, how- armed forces. The Army accounts for 141,950 of those ever. Instead, it simply cauwartioned that modern-dajobs, the Marine Corps 43,460, fare may require a change in the Navy 33,366 and the Air Force 2,310. the future. forward combat positions, where only men are allowed to d y other troop leaders also are a troop." officials Scout agreed quitting. "We feel that our children's Robbie remain in to let Sunday safety is at risk with Robbie the troop after his parents continuing to participate in rejected efforts to match him activities," said scoutmaster with a troop better suited to John McLaughlin, who has a deal with Tourette syndrome, a son in the troop. "We know disorder that causes unconr Robbie's a good kid, but if trolled actions such as there's going to be a problem, it outbursts and vocal tics may happen quickly and be and occasionally results in violence. unpreventable." Robbie learned of the resigThe boy also was offered a nations when he came home chance to take part in a "Lone from school Monday. Scout" program in which he "I feel angry, I feel mad," he would work independently of said. "I want to go back to being the troop. four-lette- - . ; Yesterday 6445cldy Hi, Lo Hamburg Hanoi Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jeddah Jerusalem Johannesburg Kiev 5239f Kingston Kinshasa 5538cldy Lima 8273f 4740 pc 5241f 5036pc 9075 sh 8977 f 4930 cldy fl T ) 1 8556 6346.01 6654 6957 6441 6230 6142 6443 4632.02 7260 6637 6347 3620 T 5137 6727 8047 6835 6932 6343 5330 5935 7159 5629 8670 7266 1.41 7462.01 Clmbus, Ohio Ragstaff Fresno Scouts quit troop because of boy with Tourette syndrome By STEVE BRISEND1NE SNOSHW Clmbia, SC 74'65mc wm WaWJ post-Col- mUtroclo WUWoa 4338 sn 4936 sh 3928r 6025 sun 6549 pc 6542 pc 5827 sun 4436 sn 7258 sh 5438 pc 5039 pc 4533 GAO reports women barred from military jobs The Associated Press Tomorrow Yootorday Yostordoy WEAIHER CODE mi Rise a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. 9:09 7:30 3:35 5:09 6:53 NATtOriAL CITQG Yootorowji Normal To Date Date Rainfall year: Oct. 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Fires t lodge and destroyed a two other buildings atop Vail Mountain early Monday causing an estimated $12 million in damage, and authorities said arson was suspected. Firefighters had to contend with snow, steep terrain and a lack of water at 11,000 feet. At least four other buildings that house ski lift machinery were damaged, but Vail officials said the nation's busiest ski resort would open as planned on VAIL, 550-sea- Nov. 6. No injuries were reported. More than 100 firefighters from throughout Eagle County brought the fires under control by about noon, eight hours after the flames were first spotted. Two Elk Restaurant, which featured hundreds of carved wooden chairs and massive wooden ceiling beams, burned to the ground. The popular restaurant alone was worth an estimated $8 million to $12 million, according to Andy Daly, president of Vail Associates, who said he was just "grateful that the fire was not worse than it was." Up to 6 inches of snow covered the rugged area where the fires occurred. vehicles were deployed to pull water tanks up to the scene. One of the four buildings damaged houses the engine structure of chair lift 5, which provides access to the back bowl ski areas where Vail Mountain is planning a controversial 1,000-acrexpansion. It could take two months before the lift is up and rune ning, Daly said. Workers began clearing the expansion area over the week- end. The plans for expansion into back bowls have drawn protests and boycotts from environmentalists. The University of Colorado's Student Environmental Board canceled bus service to Vail. A group of backcountry skiers, calling itself the 11th Mountain Division, claims conditions required for approval of the expansion will block access to cross country skiers. Last month a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by environmentalists who claimed the resort's planned expansion could harm the lynx, which has been proposed for the federal threatened species list. Vail has agreed to take steps to preserve lynx habitat during the the north-facin- g The lynx hasn't been seen in the region since 1973, but environmentalists believe the area would be the best place to the animal. Besides the lodge at elevation 11,200 feet, the fires destroyed the nearby Camp skier day shelter, a outdoor picnic stop located at the top of the China Bowl ski area. About a mile away, the ski patrol headquarters building was gutted. Kim Andree, a spokeswoman at the Eagle County Sheriff Office, said it was too early t speculate about the cause ot the fires. Nothing was being ruled out, but all the affected buildings share gas and electricity lines, she said, and "it is not impossible that this was an rein-trodu- X accident." Ed Nesselroad, from the U.S. Forest Service's regional office, said the cause "is suspected arson. "The fires are spread alonjrjri mile of mountaintop in a ntfif. ber of specific locations ajvj there was no lightning night," he said. "If you can out natural causes you look pretty quickly to human." On Monday, environmentalists denounced the suspected arson, li iw |
