European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 24, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes saturday september 24, 1977 device guides Enterprise Landing 3rd shuttle Glide Success Edwards air Force base Calif. A the space shuttle Enterprise Fol lowing a Cone of electronic beams to its touchdown Point landed safely Friday after its third Glide test from far above the desert. Among the watchers on the ground was a group of Young space buffs from Utah. They included High school and College Stu dents who Hope to Send science experiments aboard an Enterprise sister ship when Itla lasts into space in the 1980s. The shuttle was guided in its Landing by a microwave device similar to one used to House oks Bill curbing mandatory retirement Washington a the House passed and sent to the Senate Friday a Bill to prohibit age based mandatory retire ment before age 70 in private business and eliminate forced retirement entirely under Federal service. The vote was 359 to 4. Under current Federal Law private employers can Force workers to retire at age 65 and Federal workers Are subject to mandatory retirement at age 70. The private sector portion of the Bill would go into effect 180 Days after passage terrorist held in cop killing i continued from Page 1 Germany wanted in connection with the april 7 shooting of Federal prosecutor Siegfried Buback. Buback. Who had successfully prosecuted a major Case against the leaders of the Baader Meinhoff group was attacked  gunmen on a motorcycle As he went to work and was slain in a burst of machine gun fire. Chief police commissioner . Van Doesburg said Folkerts was arrested thursday after a shootout with police in utrecht in which a 46-year-old officer was killed and another officer was seriously wounded. A woman also was involved in the shoot out. Folkerts shot at the policeman who was killed and his woman companion who managed to escape shot at the other policeman seriously injuring him.," Van Doesburg said. The woman though not positively identified was thought to be Brigite Mohn Haupt 28, whose identity papers were found in a pub in the Hague monday night following another police  Folkerts a member of the Baader Meinhoff gang Mohnhaupt served part of a 412-year sentence for a 1974 conviction of belonging to a terrorist organization. Folkerts refused to talk following his arrest and carried false identity papers but was identified by West German investigators called to utrecht. Argentina bus crash kills 10 Buenos Aires a a crowded bus slowed into an unoccupied truck stalled alongside a Highway killing 10 passengers and injuring 19 others police reported at the scene near Jauregui 40 Miles West of Here. Police said most of the 50 passengers on the bus were factory workers commuting to their jobs at a Jauregui textile Plant. Friday s baseball National league Pittsburgh 000 000 0202 0 Chicago too too ooo0 6 2 Rooker Tekulve 8jackson 8gossage 8 and Oil Krukow g. Hernandez 8 and Sisner. A Rooker 13-9. La. Hernandez 8-7 or Pittsburgh Ott 7. And the Federal part immediately upon enactment. The Bill would exempt Bona fide collective bargaining agreements which would require involuntary age based retirement Between 65 and 70 for the remainder of the agreement or two years whichever comes first. Rep. Claude Pepper d-fla., a principal sponsor of the legislation said the Bill would not prohibit forced retirement for in competence or failing  measure applies to private sector workers whose employer has 20 or More persons on the payroll that covers about 70 per cent of the . Labor Force. The proposed Law would not change 65 As the age at which most persons can begin collecting their maximum social Security benefits. Guide air planes to Carrier landings that sends a beam of signals from the ground toward the incoming Craft. It was the first free flight test in which the device was used. Astronauts Fred Haise and Gordon Ful Lerton were at the controls for the second time. They guided the Craft on its Maiden flight Here aug. 12. Haise 43, and Fullerton 40, also switched on an automatic Pilot for less than a minute As they approached the dry Lake bed runway. The Auto land worked almost perfectly right on the Glide slope radioed Nasa Mission control in Houston indicating the computer system had flown the Enterprise precisely on course. The Only problem the shuttle encountered was with communications. Interference in a radio Channel Between the Enterprise and its Carrier plane forced the Crew to switch to a backup system before it was launched for its five minute free flight. After the Boeing 747 with the shuttle on top had climbed to 23,876 feet above the air base explosive bolts were fired to set the Enterprise free. Lacking engines of its own the Craft glided downward at More than 300 Miles an hour with the astronauts putting it through Banks turns and  and Down Maneu vers to test its handling Quali  last free flight test was conducted on sept. 13 by two other astronauts. Set flights to 13 cities proposed by the . Continued from Page 1 who announced the decision for Carter said the administration continues to sup port a trial period of  to four concorde flights per Day into Kennedy. Adams said the proposed rules which will not go into effect until the Public has had a Chance to comment on them Are designed to protect the health and safety of the american people set a fair and reasonable noise Standard for set operations and strike a balance Between the legitimate Domestic and International interests of the United  Adams said a final decision is expected next year. Today s proposal is not the final word scientist a Sobolevsky Dies Moscow  soviet scientist Ivan i. A Sobolevsky died Here at the age of 71, the news Agency Tass reported. On the concorde or set noise standards Adams said. The administration s decision on the set includes a proposed National curfew on Al supersonic transport flights Between the hours of 10 pm. And 7 . Local time. Until a final Rule is issued he said the concorde will be allowed to continue land ing at Washington s Dulles International Airport where it has been in operation on a trial basis for the past 16 months. Europe partly to mostly Cloudy saturday and sunday. Frank Furt Heidelberg High 62, low46. Sunset saturday 6 21 . Sunrise sunday 6 16 . Temperatures recorded Friday get 4am 4pm 4am 64 84 Adana cd 47 70 81 Athens 50 so 64 Aviano cd 48 52 56 Berlin cd 40 52 63 Brussels 50 52 58 Copenhagen cd 54 4pm 63 Frankfurt cd 63 London cd 79 Madrid cd Munich cd Paris,.p Rome 52 64 65 cd Cloudy a partly Cloudy. Del 25,31st weather so Carter to visit Africa during 8-nation tour continued from Page i front the president arms curbs and the search for a Middle East settlement. The journey described by Brzezinski As underlining Carter s commitment to constructive change in the world will take the president to Venezuela Brazil Nige Ria India Iran France Poland and Belgium. He will return to the White House dec. 2. Responding to questions Brzezinski said no consideration had been Given during the months of Long planning of the trip for a possible meeting with soviet president Leonid i. Brezhnev. However Brzezinski did not totally exclude that possibility. Asked Why Carter was not including the troubled Middle East in the schedule Brzezinski said there Are just so Many things you can include in an itinerary.". Brzezinski said that much publicized differences Between the United states and Brazil and to a lesser extent Iran Over human rights issues were no bar to visiting those countries. He said human rights issues were not a precondition for serious dealings with other nations. Mrs. Carter will accompany her Hus band on the trip. When Carter made his Only other overseas trip to London and Geneva last May she stayed in washing  president had indicated almost a year ago he expected to do Little travelling overseas at least during his first year in office. His preference is to stay at Home Brzezinski said and argued that Carter indeed has done Little travelling outside the country. Here is the Carter itinerary nov. 22 flies to Caracas Venezuela for an Ove might stay. Nov. 23 on to the brazilian capital of Brasilia where Carter will spend the . 24 flies across the South Atlantic to Lagos Nigeria remaining there a full . 26 leaves Lagos for the Indian capital of new Delhi arriving nov. 27. Nov. 29 stops in Tehran Iran for a Brunch with the Shah of Iran and continues on to Paris the same Day. Dec. 1 flies from Paris to Warsaw spending a night in the polish capital. Dec. 2 flies to Brussels for meetings with belgian officials european common Market leaders and officials of the North Atlantic treaty organization before re turning to Washington the same Day. Milan cake company folding Milan Italy  the state sup ported Snidal cake and Candy company has announced that it is folding Gas pricing Compromise  Washington  sen. Henry Jackson d-wash., Drew  a Compromise natural Gas pricing proposal Friday that he hoped would end the Senate s growing impasse and help shut off a filibuster. But filibusters blocked Jackson s at tempt to put the Compromise before the Senate. That sent him and his staff into further lobbying with Senate colleagues to get support. In effect Jackson s plan would allow a much higher initial Gas Price than presi Dent Carter s plan but not As High As full deregulation of newly produced Gas. The filibuster it was meant to end was led by Sens. Howard Metzenbaum a Ohio and James Abourezk . They hit on a relatively rare technique Friday forcing an amendment to be split into Many parts with a lengthy Roll Call vote on each part. The Senate had taken the first of 20 votes on such a split on an amendment by sen. George Mcgovern ., when Jackson asked for permission to propose his Compromise. Abourezk objected and the Senate went on to the second of the 20votes. Abourezk and Metzenbaum told report ers they have one luxury that keeps them from pressure to Compromise they do not care if the Carter Bill passes or fails no matter How it is compromised with Pha scouts of  would be satisfied if the Bill went no where Abourezk said. Natural Gas is held under a Federal Ceil ing of approximately $1.45 per thousand cubic feet. Carter wants it raised to approximately $1.75, but wants the ceiling extended to sales that Are not now con trolled sales of Gas in the same state where the Gas is produced. The Senate refused thursday by 52 to 46, to kill a phaseout plan by Sens. Lloyd Bentsen d.-tex., and James Pearson r. Kan. Their proposal was to remove controls immediately from new Gas from on Shore Wells and free offshore Gas in five years. The test vote merely left the deregulation plan alive but was a signal to the White House and to Jackson that a Compromise was needed. Jackson s plan was to allow an initial Price of approximately $2.03 for new Gas letting it increase gradually each year through 1985. Metzenbaum said Carter s original plan at $1.75 was too generous and would Nur the poor and the Economy generally