European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 2, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 6 the stars and stripes monday. June 2, 1980stateside search called off for 2 missing in plane crash Point much. Calif. Dpi the Navy has called diff the search for two sol Diers whose twin engine plane crushed in inc Santa Barbara  aircraft was conducting a surveil Lance and clearance Mission for the lest Cen Ter when the Accident occurred. Two of the four Crew members were picked up by a helicopter a few hours after the p.s-2i tracker crashed thursday the missing men were identified As the Pilot. Cmdr. Ronald i. Haugen. 41. Bend ore., and Petty officer 1st class Juan do la Garza. 29. San Antonio. Texas. The co Pilot. It. Bill Walters. 30. West Covina. Calif., and Petty first officer 1st class John Tilghman. 28. Of Pinole. Calif., were swimming in life vests when they were  Navy spokesman said Walters was in serious condition from assorted injuries at St. John s Hospital in nearby Oxnard. Tilghman was examined by Navy doctors and did not require Hospital ution. Church pays Oft Pauline fathers fund abuse Washington up Catholic Church officials from the archdiocese of Philadelphia and other Church organizations Bate handed Over to Minneapolis Minn Bank officials s2.9 million to finally end the Pauline fathers scandal Gannett Nens service reported. The Money in the form of checks Bank drafts and securities notes was turned Over to officials of the first Bank of min Neapolis by representatives of Philadelphia Cardinal John Krol the knights of Colum bus and the order of St. Paul the first Hermit also known As the Pauline fathers As full payment for All the known debts of the order Gannett said. In their investigation Gannett reporters said they had found serious financial abuses by the Paulines As Well As a cover up by High Church authorities that eve involved the Vatican. According to the Gannett accounts the Paulines raised some $20 million ostensibly to build a shrine but which instead was secretly channelled into a variety of Busi Nesses and real estate schemes. Obscene Magazine available Only at courthouse Alexandria. La. Up the june Issue of Penthouse Magazine has been ruled obscene by a state District judge who said it offered patently offensive depictions of hard Core sexual  Only place the Magazine now will be available in rapids Parish is at inc courthouse because it was used As evidence in the Case. The Magazine is a Public record open to inspection in the court clerk s office. Judge Guy Humphries referred specifically in his ruling to a photo layout in the june Penthouse of two women engaged in various forms of sexual conduct. It is not difficult at All to find either an Appeal to the prurient interests according to contemporary standards of the rapids Parish Community or patently offensive depictions of hard Core sexual conduct in the Magazine Humphries said. Many stores in the Parish already have slopped Selling the Magazine either because they were sold out or because of the pending court action. Love Triangle murderer escapes from . Fall new York up Howard buddy Jacobson the former leading horse Trainer convicted of a love Triangle murder escaped saturday from the jail where he was awaiting sentencing police said. Jacobson broke out of the Brooklyn House of detention at about 4 30 p.m., police said. Police broadcast an alarm for the 49 year old Jacobson saying be was wearing a Grey Tweed suit and a dark  Jacobson was due to be sentenced next week for the murder of restaurateur John Tupper the Lover of his former Girlfriend Cote girl Milanic Cain. Jacobson was scheduled to be sentenced tuesday in state supreme court in the Bronx by Justice William Kapelman. The former horse Trainer faced a maximum prison sentence of 25 years to life on his conviction of second degree murder. His attorney Jacob Evseroff has indicated that Jacobson s conviction would be appealed. Maryland is cracking Down on crab rustling Annapolis my. Up Maryland Marine police Are using 20th Century technology to Deal with a problem that has been around As Long As people have fished the Chesapeake Bay crab rustling. The stale s natural resources depart ment police report six people were arrested this week As part of a crackdown on Tam Pering with crab pots and Possession of under sized crustaceans. The boats used by he alleged rustlers were confiscated department spokesman John Harbold said. He said one 19-Foolcr was Worth at least jl0,000. Harbold Laid police used High Speed boats and a seaplane in the Agency s investigation which was prompted by an Anonymous tip about crab pot tampering. Crabs Are few this year and crabs Are expensive he said. The people Are Lucky they got caught by us instead of by some of the  quadruplets born in Conn., All Are doing Fine Norwalk Conn. A Mother and babies All four of them Are doing Fine Fay officials at Norwalk hos Pital Here. The quadruplets one weighing Only slightly More than 2 pounds were in Fine condition although they were born five weeks prematurely Hutchison said. They Are the first children for june and Robert debt code. The infants delivered Friday by Caesar Reaa Section were named Christina Lynn Jennifer Celia Julie Hekate and Brian James. Christina and Jennifer were born at 8 50 am and Julie and Brian were bom at 8 51 am. Christina weighed 4 pounds 11 ounces Jennifer 4 pounds 7 ounces Julie 4 pounds 5 ounces and Brian 1 pounds 2 ounces the Hospital said. The babies were placed la the Hospital s special Ward for critical care of infants As a precaution but both the Mother and father were Able to visit briefly. It s not Moscow but a Liny Balsa Wood lower holds More than 500 pounds of weights at the mind olympics Al Glassboro n.j., stale col lege. David Mack left special education teacher Al West Windsor High school and Sophomore Mark Petravic 16, pile on More weights As Sophomore Brian yen 16, with glasses watches. 1 he Spe Cial games Are designed to Challenge Bright students. A photo mind olympics students creativity challenged Glassboro. . A pile 77s pounds onto a Little Balsa Wood lower build a $10 robot to snuff out cigarettes and scold smokers give Bright kids a Zany idea and they la make it work Al the olympics of inc mind. More than 4so Junior and senior High school students from 42 schools in nine mates competed in five offbeat Chal Lenges to their creativity and ingenuity. The olympics allows creative people to pick up creative challenges. And peo ple have fun too. That s the most important thing says or. C. Samuel Mick jus. 45, a Glassboro state College Industrial design professor who organized the olympics two years ago. In the Robby robot Competition won by Tran on Ewing High school. 14 teams built outlandish devices de signed to Roll 12 feet to a mannequin grab a cigarette out of its Mouth toss inc cigarette Bull in a can and then lec Ture the Dummy on the Cvik of smoking. The robots had to Cost Lew than $ 10. This year s highlight was the super Structure Competition in which ii schools built Small Balsa Wood towers weighing less than .63 ounces and then had students pile on weights until the Sec mingle fragile towers collapsed. A half dozen High school students from Briarcliff Manor ., scrambled for Wood scraps tables and chairs after they exhausted the official weights at 768 pounds. Their Tower finally gave Way at better than 775 pounds. We designed it for a lot of vertical support. We put a lot of work into it explained Sophomore Tony Swei 15. But another student piped up it was just  new Jersey s Parsippany Hills High school won the super Structure contest with a lower bearing 664 pounds and some Snappy answers in a follow up spontaneous  in the wild vibes Competition in which 16 schools built musical instruments out of household items students from the River Terrace school in Washington. D.c., played Tennis rackets Wood blocks and cookie cans