European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 30, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                2 the stars and stripes january 1978 leave it to aunt Judy when Ohio National Coard Wen Calvd to fight to a nuts by in Ual Judy my Google found Hen Elf working in Anduar Ter la fac Frahad be Carriet her sliders Simno Ribau pm Jamie ram a snowbound farmhouse at a beast if Ike Vnti if helped by a neigh Borta these family bad m be evacuated by helicopter when to bar fad All Supply Raa out a hundreds find shelter from blizzard in Ohio onto Apt blizzard or no it was 1 and 3year old Johnny Chester was so he everything was quiet until the baby woke mid Barbara registered nurse and red crop Volunteer in charge of the temporary shelter for storm refugees at the Ohio National guard Barracks Johnny was one of hundreds of people lodged in the normally used As quarters for noncommissioned and officer candidates attending training ses after the storm knocked out electric Ity in their Homes or stranded them on Ohio his and Don sought shelter at the in suburban Friday night his Mother said he wanted some and we got him some said of then be spilled the milk on temperatures i h a h allow cup t ii of Klandl it Oil Lett 41 owner ii u ii few but n Hwu i ii ii ii m u l it i m 91 4t u n 1 h 11 u h u u a n h n 4i 41 i u Lulu gun the and we had to change the but it was All in a nights work for people have been really work ins together and helping she t think they Are grateful they we similar shelters were set up through Oia in Highway rest churches and other Homer of was visit ing relatives la Newark on wednesday when the blizzard caught 1 just cant sleep be said As he folded napkins in the Barracks mess Hall at t i m just too worried about my wife and Harmon said his family was Home in Lima to Miles Northwest of the Way Home was clogged with snowdrifts and abandoned and Julius Bluel of Bluffton were in Home from a vacation in the Florida keys when the storm Chris is about three weeks away from giving birth to her first she and her came to the armory from their Mobile Home in Rural Arr in on thursday when their elec tric Power went but for at least one stranded iwo cups of a bag of a soda pop and a bedtime Story were enough for the time Johnny Chester was asleep Torrijos is afraid new vote needed if treaty altered Panama Panama Appana Manian Omar Torrijos Lold a saute delegation saturday that he is concerned that he might be forced to submit the Panama canal treaty to a second vote by the panamanian people if the Senate amends the Alan said Torri ios was concerned about an amendment being proposed to the treaty which would strengthen Security rights to the waterway after it is turned Over to Panama in the year Cranston said Torrijos was not Dis Turbed by the substance of the Amend but by the proposed altering at the treaty which panamanian voters have already approved by a 21 the Senate foreign relations commit tee voted 134ol on Friday to recommend that the Senate Amend the treaty to include a joint statement made in october by Tor Rijos and president the statement said the United states would have the right to intervene to keep the canal Ana that in warships would have priority Access to the waterway in an he has no abject ions or concerns As far As the substance is Cranston said when asked about Torr Laws reaction to the committees but Cranston said Torrijos fears the treaty might be challenged by its Panama Nian opponents if the Senate changes the existing Torrijos does not want to hold a second Cranston ifs risky to bold a second  and Cranston Torrijos has told previous Senate delegations that incorporating the october statement into the treaty would not require a new vote by the people of the slate department also advised the Senate foreign relations com wee that its it approved by the would not require another Pana Manian the delegation of 10 led by Cranston and Robert received the Standard senatorial tour of the Central american Republic including briefings from american and panamanian Omlah and of the Countryside with the general led the senators a noisy walk through a Rural the tour prompted Daniel to object repeatedly about being used As a prop in a inborn dicta reelection there Usu no indication that Torrijos Learned of Moynihan but shortly after the the oficial group left Tor the generals Seaside Home at Carillon contrary to previous reporters were barred from the Cranston i had no idea this had the assistant majority Leader declined comment on Moynihan but said he doubted it was the reason Tor the change in Cranston also said Torrijos feels he should avoid any More Public statements about the 1 do not want to talk any More Ive said Cranston quoted Torrijos As saying when asked if the Pana Unanian Leader wanted to Oik to firemen seek More victims of hotel fire Kansas up firemen using a Crane toppled several Brick Walla of the gutted Coates House late saturday in an All Empl to locate More persons killed in the predawn fire that raged through the historic Only nine bodies have been but firemen continue to list 13 two bodies have been identified As her Bert and his Penny a third victim was identified As James there just now tearing the police Roger Richeson said saturday till Nave to Cool Down a bit before they can get they know there Are several More bodies several fire pumpers remained on the but it appeared that All the had been extinguished inside the Brick Shell of the once luxurious Isth Century a red Neon sign atop the hotels front Koorstra advertised the Coates House had provided Homes for years for the elderly and and Many survivors of the Maze were forced to seek shelter from the red Cross Orthe salvation comparing the hotel Regis Ter with known estimated that 30 persons were and firemen at the scene said Many could be burled in the bricks and charred remains of the once ornate several of the unidentified victims of the fire died trying to leap from upper win Dows before for when immune Diplomat speeders escorted off n Turnpike new api More than 70 foreign diplomats with Iso Speed ing violations have been escorted off the new Jersey Turnpike by slate police since Turnpike officials the diplomats have immunity from there will be no setup in the policy to reroute them if they Are caught William executive director of the toll Savov russian diplomats Lead the list of Speed ers with nine the most recent russian violation was on when an unidentified Diplomat was clocked at w Miles an Turnpike officials said because of their unfamiliarity with our traffic diplomatic speeders Are Given warnings by stale police on first violations and on second and subsequent offences they Are ordered off the Ullh troopers escorting them onto other a Turnpike spokesman said Speed Diplomat from West clocked at 115 Miles an hour other speeders have also been clocked at up to 110 speeds of 100 Miles an hour or Over have been clocked by diplomats from Vej Ivory Poland i Lebanon and