European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 20, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes saturday september 20, 1980 Oswald grave opening is rejected.   With the Scarine that the soviet spy who switched places fort Worth cos a a judge Friday rejected an attempt by a British author to open the grave of 1 cd Harvey Oswald to determine when her the body buried Hyrc is that of the accused presidential . Stale District court judge James Wright said there is no necessity or compelling Rea son for the threatened exhumation of autopsy shown in this record. He added that rumours speculative theory conjecture and Public curiosity will not  for British author Michael de docs who tried to have the body dug up said they were studying the ruling and would decide inter on an  had filed suit to have the body removed and an autopsy held because he believes he person buried there is not Oswald but a russian spy who was sent to murder president John f. Kennedy. The Warren commission said Oswald shot Kennedy in Dallas on nov. 22, 1963, and was himself shot to death by nightclub owner Jack Ruby two Days later. Meanwhile the Justice department de Nied reports attributed to an unidentified source connected with the hearing that the Fri wants its agents to be on hand should . The Deputy attorney in the Justice department has asked the Fri to keep the department informed of any Public record matters that  said Dean St. Den Nis of the Justice  there should be chum action or autopsy and a statement or report be issued the Fri was asked to be at the press conference. The Legal dispute Over Oswald s body be  when Udo was hied suit to open the grave claiming it contains the body of a feg tint top right14, of Dallas Texas Winner of inc 1980 to Yolyn pics in los Angrues displays his winning a Bunche Yoyos form with cat s Cradle. Runner up was Dan Klimesh 13, of Cedar rapids Iowa who s walking his dog at left. Debbie Taormina lower rights of Pittsburgh was third. She s spinning her Yoyo around her Finger. A tampon manufacturer halts production by jolted press International the manufacturer of rely tampon linked by health officials to toxic Shock syndrome is temporarily halting production. But one consumer group says responsible stores should remove the Procter & Gamble product from their shelves  Canadian government thursday started its own investigation into rely and three other brands of tampons Playtex Tampan and Carefree. Tampons have been linked to 25 deaths in the United states and Canadian officials said they have dealt with 14 cases of tonic Shock syndrome that May have been related to the use of tampons but no  Washington a spokesman for Ralph Nader s health research group charged the food and drug administration with bowing to Industry pressure by not or Dering an immediate recall of the rely tampon which was particularly pinpointed by health officials. The spokesman Sydney Wolfe also urged responsible stores to end sales of the pm product immediately. It s irresponsible to allow Procter & Gamble not to recall their product. There Are millions of boxes on the shelves. And any responsible supermarket or drug stare should take them off their shelves he said. A spokesman for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati said tampon manufacturers will meet with the Fra next thursday to review the data on this  in he interim production of rely is being temporarily suspended at the plants in Albany ga., and Cape Girardeau to. The Fra has indicated lha it May be requiring a Label change for rely and other tampons the pm spokesman said. Hence we Are temporarily suspending manufacturing operations until the ques Tion is  . Health officials said wednesday a study of women who suffered toxic Shock syndrome which can be fatal linked the newly recognized disease to tampons in general and rely in particular. The Center for disease control in at Lanta said a study of women who contracted the disease in july and August showed rely was used by them More than twice As Many times As any other Brand. Pm challenged the findings As too limited and fragmentary to be conclusive and said it encountered no health problems in extensive testing prior to rely s introduction on the Market. Soviet spy who switched places with Oswald when he defected to Russia in 1959. De docs theory is outlined in the Book. The Oswald file ."1 know 1 know a soviet agent killed your president and i intend to prove it Eddowes said last month when the lat est round of Legal Maneu vers  original suit seeking exhumation has been denied by three judges and in on Appeal. The current court action Boga i when Oswald s widow. Marina Oswald pm tar signed a statement agreeing to the exhumation. Dockers Boycott Russ ship new York up1 longshoremen refused to handle a soviet ship thursday because of the invasion of Afghanistan and it was forced to Anchor Oft Staten Island and ferry about 500 passengers to Shore by  Bowers president of International longshoremen s association local 824 in Manhattan said his men refused to handle the 25,000-ton Maksim Gorky owned by the soviet Union s Black sea shipping co because of the National Ila Boycott that began after soviet troops invaded Afghani Stan. The men Bowers said were told a is. Navy destroyer which he identified As the arc com was ordered to locate another berth because the Gorky would be using a slip in the port authority passenger Termi Nal on the Hudson River. Had to use launches Bowers said he told tit ship agencies inc. Wednesday that longshoremen would not handle the Gorky. The company later decided to have the vessel Anchor off Slaton Island. They had to use launches to get the people to Shore and buses to get them into the City Bowers said. The coast guard confirmed the Gorky was anchored in new York Harbor and a spokesman for the . Immigration and naturalization service said agents had gone out to the vessel at tit s request to Check passenger s visas. The Gorky whose Home port is Odessa carried about 500 passengers from various countries mostly in Eastern Europe and came to new York from Halifax Nova Scotia the immigration spokesman said. We sometimes go out to the ships if that requested he said. Chartered in West Germany Bowers said the ship had been chartered by someone in West Germany. Tit refused any comment on the mat Ter and no spokesman for the soviet mis Sion in Manhattan was available. The longshoremen resented the fact that we gave preference to a russian ship for Docking space Over our fighting men Bowers said. He said a similar incident involving the Gorky occurred about six weeks ago in Baltimore and the whole port almost got tied up Over  "1 told them if you go anywhere from Maine to Texas you re going to have the same problem because of the  said. Tjie Gorky was expected to remain in new York through saturday night but the vice Down would berth at the Hudson River terminal Friday Bowers said. Sudan France sign pact Khartoum. Sudan up1 a Suda Nese military delegation has signed an agreement in Paris under which France will train the sudanese urmy the sudanese news Agency has reported