European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 9, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 1985 the stars and stripes Page 5 sorry now that they didst pay up residents of a retirement Community played the song who sorry now at a 1981 there sorry a Federal judge thursday ordered the Mainland of Tamarac Section 7 to pay the american society of authors and publishers for each of the seven old copyright songs played at its the retirees were caught in the act by two undercover investigators for who paid the admission charge along with 140 other this is not just a Bunch of folks sitting around the piano playing for their own Bernard kor general counsel for said Friday from his new York asap contended that the music constituted a pub Lic performance and demanded in several letters that the condominium association pay an annual fee for the right to perform copyright the Condo association claiming the club House was merely an Extension of the living rooms of the Condo who each own a portion of the club there is an exception in copyright Law that allows people to play music in their Homes or sing in the Shower without paying Royalty but the judge ruled that because As Caps investigators paid admission and walked into the dance unit it was a Public its just a blackmail fee against the condominium said Bernard president of a Council of 67 Tamarac condominium and Homeowner the judge said it was the first reported decision on the application of copyright Law to condominium or Homeowner association David an asap said charging radio stations and concert sponsors copyright fees guarantees that songwriters Are paid for their we try to get Money Back to the composers so they can Bob Hibbard of broadcast music Ami and asap collect More than million annually in Royalty in addition to who sorry other songs the Tamarac development listeners heard that night were the lady is a tramp and Fly me to the now Mainland lawyer Stuart Stein would like to take the Case to an appeals if to the supreme i think this has to be Stein the association might ask for help from around the country for Legal Navy lacks concern for lawmaker says san Diego a Navy Al ready under fire for paying for an Ash spent for a plastic trash can and for a silk a congressman it appears to be a problem with the whole military Industrial there seems to be a Lack of concern for whether Small or said Jim Bates said he Learned of the purchases from employees at Miramar Nas who sent him Purchase orders after last weeks reve lations that Miramar paid Grumman Aero space apiece for the Bates also said that documents showed a dining set for recently dismissed Gary Hakanson was rented from Breunert rents furniture in san Diego for one of three officers dismissed from his duties at Miramar Over the Ash tray said the rental last novem Ber was perfectly above Hakanson said Miramar checked with four companies before choosing he said the Navy decided to rather than the dining set because it had no Lon term need for in a letter thursday to Jack d chairman of the House committee on government Bates said his cursory look indicated the Navy could have bought a similar dining set for As for the hanging silk purchased in october 1983 from Cathay manufacturing in Chula Bates you have to shop around a Little other silk plants run to Bates adding that he just bought a live Plant for other Purchase orders revealed expenditures of each for four plastic Brown trash cans and each for four Stan Dard galvanized steel he those items came from Howard a Divi Sion of United Metal receptacle in and were bought in january according to Tom a Navy spokesman in san said the trash cans were placed in the Bachelor officers quarters lobby and foyer in an Effort to improve the Quality of life and there might be a cheaper trash 1 dont the plants were bought for the enlisted mens Jurkowsky they deserve to eat in an environment that aesthetically i dont think we should deprive he airman was victim of Sweet psychologist says a an airman accused of Selling secret air Force documents to an undercover agent fell victim to roses and a psychologist Testi fied in her defense Elizabeth Aynne Henry testified at the court martial that undercover agent Frank Baranowski gave Flowers to senior airman Paula and told her she was pretty and intelligent in getting her to sell him the Wilderman faces a dishonourable discharge and up to 18 years in prison if convicted of charges of disclosing classified information to an unauthorized she is also charged with Possession of drug the documents detailed How Luke fab fighter units would be deployed in a prosecutors said Baranowski paid Wilder Man last year for the officials said the documents were the most sensitive ones Wilderman had a Cess to in her work As a weapons specialist at the the defense has conceded that she sold the documents but says Wilderman was entrapped by the who claimed to be a representative of Rockwell International no reason was Given Why that firms name was prosecutors have said no foreign govern ments Are involved in the in a videotape of the transaction shown to the military Wilderman was heard telling that if base officials knew she had the documents id be in jail right she was arrested july and was confined for three months before returning to no Security duty on the psychologist said of the videotapes that she looks after Frank just As a child in a High chair looks at his Wilderman put Baranowski on a Pedes Henry As she gives him that it is almost like she is a Sands or time operation kid Safe up photo to in the stars and stripes 40 years ago today june 1945 at the United nations conference in san the soviet Union agreed to the interpretation of veto Powers for members of the Security 30 years ago today june Floyd Patterson Man Cus predicted in new York that the 20yearold Light heavyweight would become heavyweight Pat Terson was ranked third in the Light heavy weight 20 years ago today june the state department said that Gen William commander in had been Given authority to commit american troops to combat support 70 years ago today june turkish cypriot officials in Nicosia said vast crowds turned out to vote in a referendum on a Constitution for the uni laterally declared Independent turkish cypriot state in occupied Northern