European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 23, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                C0n f Fop this for Dean fun port Lauderdale Fla. Up a laundromat that has tried to take the Drudgery out of doing the Wash by sell ing Beer and wine has added a new treat topless dancers. The Helpy self has been Advertis ing have some suds while you do your  they quietly added topless go go shows about a month ago. As far As the girls go it s just begin Ning said Jim Fuller who runs the laundry with his father. There is no Way to estimate the  Helpy self has no cover charge but the Cost Lor draft Beer jumps 30 cents while the go go show is on. Authorized unofficial publication for the us. Armed forces vol. 36, no. 67 of o"0 thursday june 23, 1977 if 21855 a ., . Reach air pact Accord averts putdown in passenger service starting his sentence Farmer  Attorney general John Witt hell arrive at the Federal prison Camp at Maxwell fab ala., to serve his sentence or watergate cover up crimes. . Marshal James t. Luis Ford left is Mitchell s escort. A London a the  And Britain agreed on terms of a new air transportation treaty wednesday averting a curtail ment in direct passenger service Between the two countries and Between the  And Hong Kong that would have delayed thou Sands of travellers. House oks Money Bill for military Washington a the House of proved a $2.8 billion military1 construction Bill tuesday that withholds $28 million for construction in South Korea because of president Carter s plan to pull out  Ground forces. The Bill passed 391 to 16 and sent to the Senate also would provide an extra $41 million to improve Security at chemical weapon storage Sites within the  An accompanying report says the $28 million request for construction at  Installations in South Korea is being with held without prejudice meaning in effect that the House wants More detail on whether the Money is still needed. An appropriations committee source said the Barracks and other buildings in the worst need of replacement Are at bases which ground troops will be leaving under Carter s pullout plan. However the report said that As the president develops Long Range plans for forces in Korea in conjunction with our allies the committee fully intends to sup port such Mutual defense agreements As  the extra $41 million is for improving Security around  Chemical weapons storage Sites. Security already is being improved around nuclear weapons storage Shi s. They got you big John    Mitchell. Due the i Al in s lop Law enforce i lit a fairer. Was greeted by jeering in Feih Ril prison Camp Here. Fit an  to begin a sen Rie in i in1  cover Vedneeda Tenet Forup. Lii a i now " be Ell who a Dent Fitch Brick seat Sun. Ling Inui. They got you i i  shouted As Mitch i Toini general under presi re m Nivin. Emerged from the f a dark Blue Cadillac. The car quid Brough t Linn i rum a nearby Airport to Tho minimum Security  Al Maxwell air Force base. You re no lung hut another convict with a number now the inmates shout j Mitchell was a Sig Icid prison Mimler 24171-157. Hut in was doubtful Liat Mitchell heard them As he made his Way through re porters and cameramen sunni 30 fuel la the Green stucco admin isl ration building where he checked in at 11 25 a m. Kit just 95 minutes before the deadline set by a Federal judge. Good morning  said Mil chill. With a slight smile. As he got out of the car. Currying a briefcase in one hand and a Satchel in the other. It s Nice to be Back in Alabama " apparently the last time Mitchell was in Alabama was when he attended a join re i Eption in Huntsville in 1971. Mitchell. 63, who has had run ins with reporters in the past stopped for a moment on his Way to the building to grab the of a cameraman who had slipped roof Iii urd on Page 2x. Col 2 the final negotiations lasted All night at Shell mex House overlooking the thames. The British department of Trade said an agreement setting the guidelines for the new pact was signed just before 6 a.m., nearly an hour after the expiration time for the 31-year-old Bermuda agreement which the new Accord will replace. Negotiations to work out the wording of the pact will continue in Bermuda and a final version is expected to be ready for signing by mid july. Meanwhile the Ber Muda agreement remains in Force. The new pact covers three major Ameri can airlines pan american Twa and National and three British carriers the state owned British airways Hong Kong based Cathay Pacific and Laker which is planning a cheap shuttle Between new York and London. It docs not affect Char Ter airlines or scheduled flights of foreign airlines flying Between the two countries such As air India. Iran air and Al Al. Officials of both countries pronounced themselves pleased with the last minute Accord. British caledonian airways gels exclusive rights for Houston London for three years after which it can be joined by a  Competitor and permission to enter the Atlanta London Market. British airways the state owned major f continued on Page 28. Col 3 postal rates for 2nd class go up july 6 Washington api the  Postal service announced wednesday that the Cost of mailing magazines books records and other second class mail items will go up july 6. Letters and other classes of mail Are not affected by the increase. The increase officials said is part of a series of Steps aimed at bringing materials which receive preferential rates up to full rates " the Steps take place annually. Some examples of the new rates in clude the Cost of mailing a Book or record will increase from 25 to 30 cents Lor the first Pound and from 10 to 11 cents for each additional Pound up to seven pounds. Each Pound Over seven pounds will continue to Cost 8 cents to mail the typical weekly news Magazine will now Cost 6 80 cents to mail up from 5.57 cents. For libraries the in we and record Rule g Fruin 9 Cults to 11 cents for the first Pound. Each extra Pound will remain Al 4 cents. For nonprofit organizations the Cost of bulk mailing a third class circular will increase from 2 to 2 i cents