European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 26, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                July the stars and stripes poet yank completes Solo Ocean crossing an ill wind that blew some Good Atlanta aped Lormand was a Happy Man sunday morning when a storm pushed his 28foot Sloop into a Boulder off the the Man set sail june 11 from Cumberland sound on the geor Gia Florida Border with Hopes of sailing alone to England in u took him Only his original destination was ply Mouth on the Southwest coast of eng but storms pushed him off course during the last few a music teacher at Dekalb Community arrived uninjured and Accord ing to his he was in real Good spirits and he sounded said fran Lormand after talking by Telephone with her 41 year old she said Lormand was picked up by four who saw his rocket and was taken to Heller on the Bland of hit fibreglass second suffered rudder it was the second Lime Lormand had tried a transatlantic voyage in a wave washed his Jib overboard and forced him to return to after Miles q Lormand said she and her Cecil Spear of would Fly to England to meet her bus after repairs to his Lormand and his Wile plan to sail off die English coast and along the european Mainland before he returns in mid september to begin his 13th year As a Lorrand says he wants to be the first american vie sail alone around the world nonstop so far done Only by three All europeans Turner on show Cia opens portals to to cameras Washington Lupi the Cia opened its doors to television cameras sunday for the first time and revealed itself As a place according to director Stansfield we do indecent things As decently As the Campus like Agency in the washing ton suburbs allowed the cd program 80 minutes to Siiro the Entrance to a Safete some a computer analysis room and combination locks on brightly painted Agency the program also showed Cia director Mansfield Turner on his hands and Knees playing with a and playing Tennis in a Supe Soook during the president Carter Cleave says panthers left him stranded a former Black Panther Eldidge Cleaver says if the party had helped him the Way it has helped Panther Leader Lucy he might still be a militant instead of a religious con quoted sunday in an interview with the Oakland said the pan hers left him hopeless and help by panthers and their support ers thronged around Newton saturday at a joyous reception after the party posted bail to free him from the Alameda county both Cleaver and Newton returned from self imposed exile to face both had jumped bail to flee the Cleaver returned nearly two years ago to face charges of assault and attempted murder summing from a is68 Panther shootout with Oakland his bail was posted by a conservative religious 1 tried for Many years to get my old friends to help me come Back to this coun Cleaver he said no help was had i not been stripped Down to Noth ing and left hopeless and help i dont think i would have turned to the alternative of the spiritual he said who led the panthers from their militant methods to those stressing organisation and Community said in a 1973 Book that Cleaver split with the parly be cause he refused to soften his revolution Ary who spent years in exile in returned to this country july 3 to face trial on charges of murder and As praised the Agency for competence and professionalism stance contrary to his views during the presidential Cam one of the great things about it is that when i heed information in a hurry its always said the cameras caught workers in front of computer video display terminals and a worker searching out a Bug in a the program illustrated Turners con Cern with economic intelligence by show ing analysts studying prices of products such As Coffee or thirty years ago when this Agency was the were totally economically Independent today we Are in said Turner and if we dont know whats going on with the rest of the world economically we Are going to lose our like we did in 1972 in the Grain Deal with the soviet Turner conceded that recent disco such As uie revelation of Cia pay ments to Jordans King Hussein Coal us a Mercat Deal not just in but around the High on humor when they Learned the Post office tends Long distance utter air mail Tocse Aad of reral decided to be Accomma they reeled 1 six football Mailbox la int of Ribeir route 11 one postman said be appreciated toe were sense of photo satellites Toi Ink a hospitals Washington up the veterans administration is experimenting with Sal elites to link remotely located hospitals via two Way television broadcasts for educational programs or according to a administrator Max the results will decide if a National satellite network would be he the Agency first used satellites for med ical consultation via television in 1974 when to hospitals in Appalachia participated in weekly broadcasts for 11 under a new trial program beginning in 31 a hospitals in a Western Stales and As Many As 10 other such As medical will participate in weekly two Way the program will continue Tor for is Toland said using a communications satellite launched from Cape canaveral in january telecasts from various tos hts in the nation will be relayed to Hospital receiver for viewing by staff using Telephone conference will be Able to ask questions and discuss clinical a nurses worried Over Legal act Ion Supli the recent conviction of two filipina nurses fur the non Faul poisoning u patients at the veterans administration Hospital has Many nurses at the Hospital worried about the possibility of Legal action against Many of the hospitals 225 men and women nurses refuse to believe the guilty filipina Narciso and Leo Nora Perez solved the mystery of a rash of sudden breathing failures at the Hospital two years at this time in the Hospital staff was wracked daily by repeated emergency Calk fur patients who had stopped breath Iii for no obvious injections of a powerful muscle were blamed for 52 Uei 12 that ended is after almost a month of constant were convicted Narciso and Perez were nurses at the Hospital and a Federal jury two weeks ago convicted them of poisoning five a none of whom government prosecutors said the conviction closed the the most damaging evidence against the women in their three month Detroit trial was that they were near each patient just before a breathing Sci Urb neither defendant was Ever directly implicated in any numerous nurses working now at the Hospital dont believe the governments circumstantial Case justified the guilty there is deep concern that any future patient crises could Lead to criminal charges against if that an example of what a jury can convict nurses Ore not Safe to prac Tice said Judy a a nurse who quit to protest the added another everybody Ive talked to says there any Lime youre doing your it could be interpreted As doing something Donald the hospitals chief medical acknowledged the ten Sion still lingering among the institutions Only thing we can do is let the muses know that we think they Are doing a Good he