European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 12, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                January 1978 the stars and stripes Page 7 another opening ii and Ethel Tings with Well ids opening in her new Broadway do you turn somersaults at new York cites 46th Street up photo 2 cons Cut off fingertips to protest jail conditions Ohio two in mates Cut off the tips of their Little fingers to protest conditions at the Lucasville Peni officials one prisoner mailed his to the stale the mutilations occurred after the fed eral departments of state and Justice both burned Down a bid by m inmates to re i mince their citizenship and use the Ter nationally approved Helsinki agree ment on human rights to get out of jail two inmate Richard Arm of Scioto county and David cat of Eric each chopped off a Little Finger at the first Arnold Warden at the Southern Ohio correctional said Jago said Armstrong sent his fingertip in an envelope to the state department on cat Laws fingertip has not been Thomas an Fri spokesman in said that the prisoners re quests and complaints were being invest under citizens have the right to give up their but Only at a consulate in a foreign the in mates maintain that 1975 Helsinki agree ment guarantees them the Freedom to leave the country and make that Declara Cleveland lawyer Christopher Stan who is associated with the said that the inmates willingness to mini Liate themselves was due to horrendous conditions at the i have been working in Lucasville prison for two Stanley a an Arm or a leg is a Small Price to get out of that George a spokesman for the Ohio corrections was exaggerating the lie said the prison was designed to hold Pris but now holds about Lehner said Cattano is serving a lto15 year sentence for breaking and entering and Armstrong is in prison for armed Rob he said both men had tried to escape at least once from local jails before arriving at the 80 census previewed As Best and by far the most costly in coma six Riversteen Tendies Usan s Chappie Washington api the 1980 which will Cost four times As much As he 1970 will be the worlds largest data collection the census Bureau director v Manuel Slutkin said that because the Bureau is making a special Effort to count precisely the number of persons in minority the 1880 census will Cost More than Par american compared with per person in the 1970 census measured a population of 204 million and Cost census officials the 1980 census is expected to count 220 million americans and cos an estimated 900 Plotkin said the 1970 census under counted the number of americans by 2j or million of an estimated million whiles and Mil lion Blacks were not 200 Field workers the Bureau plans to hire 200 Field work 10 times More than in 1970 specifically to help minority groups Complete the the whose constitutional Pur pose is to determine the apportionment of seats in the House of is taken every 10 it not Only counts the number of people in but also records such information As marital number of educational Back ground and housing the 1980 census for the first time will ask about income and ethnic one of the biggest uses of the inform lion is to determine from population break Downs and economic data How Federal Money should be distributed to states and local were under More pressure now to get More precise information because there Are More government and the allocation of Federal funds for these pro Grams is tied to the Plotkin said in an will reflect changes the 1980 the 20th conducted by the Federal will also reflect changes in american life Over the past in recognition of the fact that Many More women Are working and contributing to the family it will not ask that one person be designated the head of traditionally assumed to be a male breadwinner with wife and questions will be asked about persons relationship to each and there will be a space for roommates or partners to be allowing the government to count How Many unmarried live besides the interest of state and local governments in census Industry and business leaders also pay close attention to changing age for Many like the Babyhood Germany map Hart wig one of West Germany most successful died late monday night from injuries received in a car Acci Dent six months he was his death was announced by a spokes Man for the Hanover medical High school clinic where doctors treated Steenken for brain damage and several including his Skull and the Well known horseman from the state of lower Saxony town of Mellendorf won the european horse jumping championship and was a member of medal winning West German olympic he had been in a coma since his Sedan hit a tree on a country Road near Hanover july retiring on medical reasons Washington up the Pentagon announced tuesday that air Force Daniel Chappie the Only Black to reach fourstar rank in the will retire 1 for medical had been originally scheduled to retire May he was the subject of a Pentagon dispute last fall because of news reports he was being transferred to Washington from his Job As head of the North american air defense come in Colo Rado Springs because he had opposed abolishment of the both the air Force and James denied those saying the Transfer was to permit medical a highly Deco rated tighter Pilot during the Vietnam James had been hospitalized with heart trouble James would have completed 35 years military service this the Maxi mum length for a fourstar general in air Force spokesman said As medical James May be Able to get up to half of his yearly pension of about whether he will get a disability rating to make him eligible for the tax Benefit has not yet been spokes men the tonnage the senior citizen Market and the Homeowner it is of vital importance what changes arc occurring in different age Plotkin around april every american household will receive a census form by the Short which 80 percent of the households will has 19 questions and takes about 15 minutes to com the Long which the other 20 percent will has about 75 questions and takes about 45 minutes to com under there is a Fine of up to for wilfully neglecting to Complete the census the government pays the mailing six cities get Grants for teen jobs Washington Natl six cities won labor department Grants of More than 115 million each tuesday to test a program that guarantees jobs to All teenagers who want to work and who stay in or return to High nearly All the nations cities compiled for the which Are the largest Ever made by the labor department for Pilot kor the the Grants mean an increase of 30 percent or More in their manpower budgets and the resources to launch a direct attack on youth a employ Many mayors and other officials whose cities lost out in the bidding Are now sharply critical of the competitive illustrating How difficult it is politically for the government to test an innovative idea on a limited nol officially identified labor department officials would not say tuesday which cities had been allotted the they hoped to soften the blow to the losers by notifying City officials personally and to help the department in con Gress by allowing the representatives from the winning districts to make the an it was Learned from congressional sources that the cities to receive the Grants Are Cin Denver and in addition to the Large which Range up to million the depart ment allocated 10 Grants of about Mil lion each to test the guaranteed jobs concept in individual under the any person Agu 16 through 19 who comes from a Low income family and lives in the area covered by the projects will be promised up to 20 hours a week of work during the school year and 40 hours a week in the to obtain a All teenagers need to do is the jobs will pay the minimum wage or slight the government has provided summer jobs for teenagers for several out there have never been enough jobs to meet the number who Robert administrator of the labor departments office of youth pro said that the purpose of the Pilot projects was to see if enough useful jobs could be to find out How Many youngsters were willing to work and go to school at the same to find out whether a Promise of employment would encourage dropouts to return to school and to determine the effects of staying in school on teenagers future Job