European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 17, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday september 17, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 7 Drill sgt. Convicted of hazing Parris Island . A a . Marine Drill instructor was convicted by a special court martial of hazing recruits at Parris Island it was announced thursday. A spokesman at the training base said s. Sgt. Kenneth w. Smith 26, was found guilty late wednesday. He was one of three instructors acc Secl of harassing trainees by forcing them to climb Over and under Neir bunks and go through excessive bar Racks cleaning details. One of the instructors was acquitted during the separate courts martial. Smith and the other convicted instructor were Given reprimands for their files. The spokesman said no decision has been made whether they will return to training duty. In another announcement the Marine corps said its investigation into alleged fraudulent enlistments of More than 100panamanians at Parris Island had been completed and that thus far 50 panamanians were being retained and 19 discharged. The decision on whether to retain the panamanians All of whom had completed Basic training before the investigation began was based on their performance As marines educational level and maturity and the extent of their alleged fraud. The probe began in july when it was Dis covered that More than 500 panamanian citizens May have used phony birth certify John Dean has laughter and applause Cates and High school diplomas to qualify ready As wife Maureen performs what for enlistment. Is called an impression of her husband s slim Down Campaign launched for cops Deans of the arts former Boss Richard Nixon. The fun and games including John s abbreviated rendition of Onward Christian soldiers were for a Mike Douglas to show taped in Philadelphia for showing at a later Date. Up pig image has the Blue knights worrying Hartford Conn. Up the Radi cals of the 60s disparagingly referred to policemen As  now some of the nation s police departments admit there May be a Little too much pork in their precincts. Law enforcement officials became concerned Over obesity within their ranks when a recent Survey revealed the average policeman Over 30 is in worse physical shape than the average american he is protecting. The International association of chiefs of police in conjunction with a Federal Agency and an insurance company has launched a Campaign to slim Down the nation s Blue knights. The first phase of the new program got under Way when a movie Crew hired by the traveler s insurance co., set up shop in Hartford to make a promotional film to encourage policemen to exercise. Using Hartford policemen and a handful of professional actors the Crew produced a Starsky and Hutch Type of movie which shows policemen in a typical state of de condition responding to situations which Are both mentally and physically trying. The audio portion of the movie provides a simulated heartbeat which increases and decreases dramatically depending on How strenuously the policemen Are working. Essentially the movie tells a policeman he cannot do his Job properly if he is Over weight. But the film also tries to instill a sense of guilt. If you Are out of shape you Are let Ting your partner Down. And it May be in Alife or death situation. Traveler s plans to distribute the film Tony police department in the nation that wants it. After viewing the movie the department can write to the firm for free Bro Chures which detail with photographs the kinds of exercises policemen should do to reduce weight and prevent heart and Back ailments. The voluntary approach works. A similar program for firemen was adopted and according to Claire Allen traveler s spokeswoman demand was  in fact it was the overwhelming response to the firemen s program that prompted the International association of chiefs of police to ask traveler s to design a program for policemen. We know we have a problem said it. Ted l Granger of the Hartford police department. We have four sergeants out right now with cardiovascular  Hartford s experience seems to be typical. Or. Richard Keelor director of pro Grams for the president s Council on phys ical fitness and sports which is helping to develop the new program says police men along with firemen experience More Low Back ailments and heart attacks than any other occupations. For the most part they re behind the wheel or behind a desk All the time Keelor said. When they re put into a Short term physical stress situation it s very hard on their  Keelor is convinced that Many members of the More than 43,000 police departments across the country will respond to the exer Cise Challenge. Presley named to Rock Hall of Fame Hollywood up Rock in Roll King Elvis Presley was named to the Rock music Hall of Fame at the end of the third annual Rock music awards thursday night and a capacity crowd of music Industry celebrities at the Hollywood palladium gave his memory a thunderous ovation. Presley who died earlier this year was also honoured during the two hour nationally televised awards show by a special Salute from Blind Singer Stevie wonder. Presley was chosen this year Over Bob Dylan buddy Holly Little Richard and the rolling stones. The group Fleetwood Mac won All four Rockies they were nominated for Rock personality of the year Best group and Best album and Best producer  wonder won two Rockies for male vocalist of the year and Best rhythm and blues album songs in the key of  Boz Scaggs also won two Rockies both for his song Lowdown which was named Best single and Best rhythm an blues single. Linda Ronstadt was selected female vocalist of the year Bruce Springsteen won est song composer for blinded by the Light Yvonne Elliman was named bes new female vocalist for i think we can make it and Stephen Bishop was chosen Best new male vocalist for save it for a Rainy  the show was co hosted by Peter Frampton and Olivia Newton John. Public service awards were Given to Joan Baez for her performance at Soledad prison and fund raising for anti child abuse campaigns the Bee gees for their concert to raise Money for the new York City police department s athletic league Harry Chapin for raising More than $500, 000 for various charities Fleetwood Mac for fund raising for the heart association Kansas for fund raising for victims of the Johnstown pa., flood and the spinners for raising More than $600,000 for Jackie Wilson who suffered a partly ing stroke in 1975. Leading nominations in the 15 award categories were wonder with 10, Fleet Wood Mac with five and Scaggs and the eagles with four each. Honor guard relieved for threats on president Washington a the air Force has released from duty a member of its ceremonial Honor guard who allegedly made threats on the life of president Carter. Air Force spokesmen said thursday that senior airman Michael a. Rosel 21, of Chicago is being kept under observation in the Hospital at Andrews air Force base. Itie Honor guard to which Rosel belongs is frequently present when the president gets off air Force one at Andrews or when foreign dignitaries arrive at the White House. Russell Antelli of the air Force s office of special investigations confirmed that Rosel had been relieved for allegedly threatening the president. An official spokesman at Andrews capt. Bud Ross said that Rosel was relieved this week after allegedly stating that due to personal pressures he did not feel confident of his reaction when working in close proximity with the  Ross said the secret service had been notified about the Rosel incident. Ross said that the Honor guard carries Only Blanks and that any member would have to break regulations to carry live am munition. He said the air Force was considering what action to take with Rosel while keeping him under observation