European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes Friday september 22, 1978 daring Young Man on flying trampoline movie stunt Man Dar Robinson drops to a second trampoline suspended below a helicopter flying at 300 feet Over los Angeles As he performs the stunt live probable medical first for the  Clark live wednesday to series. After hitting the Bottom trampoline Robinson did several somersaults while cameras rolled. A twins born each from different father los Angeles a birth of twins doctors say is a rare event an 80-1 Long shot. But twins were born near this City recently under circumstances virtually a chronicled in medical history each child was fathered by a different Man. The bizarre Case came to Light because the twins Mother filed a paternity suit against one of the men. To prove he had fathered the twins she consulted or. Paul i. Terasaki a Urcla immunologist who uses an advanced tissue typing system to deter mine fatherhood. Since developing his tissue typing method Terasaki has used it to Settle More than 2,500 paternity cases. This one seemed Rou Tine. The doctor matched the alleged fathers tissue fingerprints identifying keys called Antigens found in the White blood cells with one of the twins. But the Antigens of the second twin did not match. This was the first time we be Ever encountered it Terasaki said in an inter View wednesday. We had t been expect ing that. I was surprised. The Odds against his system being wrong he said were 140,000-to-l. The phenomenon of twins having differ ent fathers called super fecundity required very special circumstances. Non identical twins Are formed from two eggs released simultaneously from the ovaries and fertilized by sperm released during the same sex act. But for twins to be sired by separate fathers requires the eggs be released hours apart during separate acts of Intercourse. There Are Only seven such cases known to Medicine. To test his evidence that two men had fathered the twins Terasaki confronted the woman and asked if she had had inter course with another Man at about the time she conceived the twins. She said yes and accepted the possibility of double father Hood readily Terasaki said. He then tested the Antigens of the second Man to the Antigens of the second twin an they matched. Terasaki said professional ethics pre vented him from identifying the woman. Stateside too much . Coverage on to Reasoner says Atlanta a television networks Are overloaded with news from the nation s capital and a great Deal of that coverage is off target lbs newsman Harry Reasoner says. Reasoner told the annual convention of the radio to news directors association that the american Public is tired and justifiably bored with news out of washing ton. There s just too much Washington coverage said Reasoner who recently re joined the "60 minutes program at lbs. I believe the american Public turns off newscasts when Washington comes  one Way to combat that boredom would be to uncover what elected officials Are do ing or not doing about the substantial is sues of the time Reasoner said. He cited the Lack of congressional action on comprehensive Energy programs As an example of inaction. Archie has a Good reason of be Cranky Hollywood a actor Carroll o Connor television s hot tempered Archie Bunker was put on a special diet and ordered to quit smoking and drinking after being treated for High blood pressure at Urcla medical Center. O Connor 55, suffered a nosebleed Back stage after winning an emmy award for his role in the series All in the  Pasadena paramedics confirmed that they had treated him at the civic auditorium and he was checked monday at Urcla medical Center where his doctor ordered him to alter immediately his High pressure lifestyle. O Connor was forced to Bow out of a planned trip to Washington ., where the Pioneer comedy series is being honoured by the smithsonian institution. Archie Bunker s chair from which he launched into so Many blood pressure Rais ing tirades against Liberal thought has been installed at the smithsonian As a Cul Tural exhibit. Rockwell says it must end Admiral to output Pittsburgh a Rockwell International corp. Says sales losses to foreign com petition Are forcing it to discontinue production and sales of Admiral television sets in theu.s., a move that will Cost nearly 1,800 people their jobs. We have concluded the Long term Outlook does not justify further commitment of the company s resources Rockwell president Robert Anderson said in announcing the Domestic phaseout. Admiral has accumulated net losses totalling $73.7 million since 1974, with a net loss of$19 million on sales of $468 million for fiscal year 1977. An undisclosed number of people employed at an Admiral Plant in Taiwan also will los their jobs when that Plant is closed the company said. Woman sues for $5 million in shoplifting Case Honolulu up a Honolulu Wom an who was arrested for shoplifting when she was under charged for two boxes of tis sues has sued the store for $5 million. Named As defendant in the suit filed by Marilyn and Kenneth Graeb is the pay less drug stores. A Security guard in the store also was named in the suit. The suit says the Graeb woman shopped in the store sept. 7 while waiting for her husband and bought two boxes of tissues advertised As two for a Dollar and a bottle of Spray cleaner. She was detained by the Security guard the suit says when she left the store and was told that one of the boxes of tissue she picked up Cost 70 cents instead of 50 cents. Subsequently she was arrested posted a $25 Bond and was scheduled to appear i court. She contends that since the incident her psoriasis has worsened and she has had a increase in fainting spells. The suit charges pay less with negligence in not separating Sale boxes of tissue from those not on Sale and said the cashier did not inform the Graeb woman she had taken a More expensive Box of tissue. Ford settles Maverick civil suit out of court Memphis term. Up an out of court settlement has been reached in a $3 million civil suit charging Ford motor co. With negligence in the manufacture of the Gas tank for the 1973 Maverick automobile. The suit was filed in behalf of the parents of two 17-year-old High school students who died from Burns when the Maverick in which they were Riding was struck from the rear by another vehicle. Attorneys for the parents of Wanda sue Gossett of Germantown and William Schwerin of Collierville and for Ford agreed not to discuss terms of the out of court agreement. Sources said however Ford had agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of Money As terms of the settlement. Michigan freeway hits the Quarter Jackpot Detroit a it was a freeway free for All on the Road to riches. Dozens of people stopped their cars to scramble for an estimated $5,000 Worth of quarters that spilled from a moving a Mored truck on the Busy Chrysler free Way. Pedestrians also swooped onto the freeway to join the two bit fracas. Several bags of quarters split open As they hit the pavement scattering the coins along the Concrete. State troopers and traffic officers from the Detroit police were called to help clean up the coins and return them to the Purola Tor Security co. Truck. A swarm of Quarter grabbers was chased up the freeway embankment and Over a Fence by police. Some got away including one youngster seen carrying a nearly full bag of coins. Puro Lator employees spent the rest of the Day trying to figure out How much Money they lost. Each sack contained about$600 in quarters. 12-foot Python strangles reptile collector Florence by. A a 33-year-old reptile collector has died of strangulation aftera pet Python More than 12 feet Long overpowered him at his Home during a feeding. The victim was identified by Boone county authorities As Douglas Martin an electrician. His wife told Kentucky state police that she found him unconscious in the basement of their Home with a Python coiled around his neck. Boone county Coroner Don Stith said hews certain death was attributable to strangulation by the Snake