European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday May 28, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 7 a slow but blistering Pace to scale the 110-Story world Trade Center in new York George we log Useda combination of Standard climbing Rig and Tome special devices he manufactured. With special grips be hooked into the channels used for washing thesis foot wide aluminium strip on the Northeast Corner of the South Tower of the nation s second tallest building. The grip extended like a Brake shoe to sup port him As be pulled himself to the Topa few feet at a time swinging Back and Forth alternating the grip from the Lef Channel to the right Channel. These Quence of photos at left starts at the Bottom of the left column and reads upward then continues at the Bottom of the right column. At the right we log displays blistered bands after Bis climb. A photos Carter oks pact making Caribbean nuclear free Washington up preside Tcarter Friday signed a treaty committing the United states to keep nuclear weapons out of its military bases in the Caribbean. Carter signed and sent to the Senate for ratification the 1967 late Loco treaty which established latin America and the Caribbean As a nuclear free zone. It waste first treaty of its kind in history. The treaty of late Loco named after . Ignoring Indian Victory fete a Maebird Idaho a the tribe that lost the nation s last Indian War is bitter Over the government s refusal to take part in the Centennial Celebration of a rare Indian  feel the . Government should pay some respect to that historic event said Alan stick poo tribal councilman for the Nez Perce indians. To us it s some thing like the  the National Park service had scheduled ceremonies dedicating a new tribal in formation Center on the Battlefield Here that was the site of a Nycz Perce Victory on june 17,1877, but cancelled the plans. The dedication on the 100th anniversary was to Climax a three Day Celebration of the Battle of Whitebird an isolated India Victory in the Brief War that left the tribe decimated by Battle disease and starvation. In october 1877, after chief Joseph handled the 3,000-member tribe on a tragic 1,600-mile March in an attempt to escape the . Army the Nez Perce surrendered in the Bear Paw mountains of Montana. The tribe now occupies a 757.000-acre reservation in Idaho and numbers about 2, 580  Morris supervising Ranger for the 12.800-acre Battlefield Park said there s no dedication because there s no  said that the contractor in charge of building the information Center failed to Supply materials in time for its comple Tion and that therefore we re More or less out of it. Our main thing was to Dedi Cate the interpretive  sen. James Mcclure had been scheduled to speak at the dedication. Inte rior Secretary Cecil Norus and Congress men from Montana Idaho and Washington also had been invited Slickpoo said. The mexican foreign ministry where it was negotiated is a Model worthy of our Admi ration Carter told the organization of american states on april 14 when he announced his intention to sign the  the Senate ratifies the treaty. . Territories in latin America and the Caribbean will come under the scope of this nuclear free zone. It involves puerto Rico the . Virgin islands. Cuba Guantanamo naval base and the .-administered Panama canal zone. Carter specifically signed protocol 1 of the late Loco treaty which commits the United states to ban the testing use. Stor age and deployment of nuclear weapons in latin America and the Caribbean. However Banning the spread of nuclear explosives does not require giving up the benefits of peaceful nuclear technology Carter told latin american diplomats in his Oas speech. 3rd-graders get Faasfe of economics Mentor Ohio api when a Dunchof third graders decided to set up a Choco late factory in class they had a few prob lems getting under Way. David Stentz for example had trouble deciding whether Tobe a chocolate pourer or a vice president. But the chocolate and the project turned out Fine. What started As an at tempt to learn some principles of economics ended up with a profit of f289.19. We were trying to find something the children could do which would be both fun and a learning experience said Marga ret Fletcher one of three teachers who developed the project at the Dale r. Rice school  wanted them to begin to learn about economics and How the whole system  she  Bonnes another teacher said we gave the students some Basic ideas but they took it from there. They got very involved and came up with ideas of their  Board of directors was picked including some teachers and parents and after reviewing Job applications the boar picked 8-year-old Ken Koleszar As presi  selections came next and David Stentz eventually decided to pour. He said vice president was his second  pupils were paid for their work in currency called Gumps printed forthe project. Workers earned five Gumps for 30 minutes work. There was even a Case of Gump counterfeiting. One Pupil took a Sheet of gum shome and ran off lots More on his father s copying machine Fletcher  discovered it immediately she added. The copies were clearer than  the Candy was manufactured each thursday morning for three weeks an teacher Wendy Williams could t help noticing that there were no absences on thursdays. Everybody wanted to be involved she said. The Candy was sold in the Community and it did very Well. However the kids May have had their fill of chocolate. They decided to spend their profits on a pizza party