European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 14, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 1985 the stars and stripes Page 7 anger fuels Florida fires West soldering by the associated press a woman who was mad at her family has been arrested for setting four Brush fires in while heavy rain and fire fighters using helicopters reduced most fires in that including a week old Blaze that burned Florida authorities arrested 31yearold Karen Pearce wednesday of Perry and charged her with setting four fires sunday in Taylor said division of forestry spokeswoman Jodi Chase said the woman was mad at her family so she set fires around her Par ents1 property to scare she also reported the each of which was quickly Chase bail was set at and she could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted on All four a new Mexico fire that blackened about acres of primarily Brush in the san Andres mountains on White Sands missile Range appeared to be out a Range spokeswoman in dry Northern where winds of 20 Mph and temperatures above 100 degrees made conditions favourable for four blazes were Florida officials also kept an Eye on an encroaching Blaze in the Okefenokee swamp in which also was slowed by the conditions have improved quite a bit this there is rain All Over its looking said Josie a spokeswoman for the state Divi Sion of this rain is just wonder its the Best thing that could have in a 270acre fire near the vent Ana wilderness in big sur was brought under while firefighters contained a fire that burned More than acres and a Small Hunting Cabin in nearby Piney about 35 Miles South of firefighters battled a fire 60 Miles South of Monterey that burned and another that scorched acres at Richardson near Only a few soldering areas remained of Florida big in Madison where rain helped firefighters who had been dumping water from helicopters Over the burning about 137 people worked on the mad Ison fire including state fire Crews from Alabama and the National which supplied the four Miles from the Florida state a fire that burned acres of swampland at the Okefenokee National wildlife ref Uge in Southern Georgia was slowed by Rains and was no longer a threat to the Stephen Foster state officials the fire tuesday crept within three Miles of the which was closed and evac the fire at White which was spotted probably was started by said Debbie Public affairs specialist at the the fire burned mostly there were no big no government equip ment or testing Bingham sixteen other fires Siar cd by lightning were either contained or controlled in the Gila National said dispatcher Cliff George another dispatcher at the said that since june there have been 59 fires in the Gila the number of fires in the Forest averages 370 a he beechnut offers babies Aid after Gerber withdraws a the three surviving Frustaci sept plets have been offered an unlimited sup ply of baby food by beechnut nutrition after Gerber products withdrew its when there they can have a lifetime were Happy to do Jeanne spokeswoman for beechnut of fort said till come right from the till probably be shipped from the san Jose factory in Gumm said the firm called the Frustaci Andrew after Reading a Story in which the Law yer said the death of four sept plets had quashed a free products offer from Gerber and caused donations to Wallet had not responded by wednesday but beechnut president will make the offer again in a formal Gumm we haunt thought of offering it the food until when they were Gumm said by Telephone from these babies wont be eating baby food for six to eight the babies were delivered by caesarean Section 12 weeks premature on May a girl was Over the next 19 three More of the infants All from Hyaline membrane a condition in which the lungs collapse after each the remaining Patricia and Ste were in critical but stable condition doctors said they were gaining weight and were expected to said Laura spokeswoman for childrens Hospital of Orange after the offers of free diaper service and other goods and services came parents Patricia and Samuel Frustaci sold an exclusive Story on the birth and infants first year to people Magazine for an Undis closed but Wallet said the four deaths had reduced offers of Aid to the and movie and endorsement plans he lined up depended on the other babies survive which would have allowed the family to receive their products free for As Long As they were said earlier this week that the offer applied Only to multiple births from quintuplets on Baptist peace committee attempts to end strife Dallas a Southern baptists have established a peace committee rep resenting moderates and fundamentalists to try to end the battling that has convulsed americas largest protestant at the same a wednesday move to replace new members of another commit established through the presidents appointive Powers for choosing institutional ran into the newly reelected the Charles Champion of a fundamentalist ruled Blanket replacement of the committee out of but his ruling was overturned by a ballot the presidents appointive Al lowing him gradually to control the denominations 20 National agencies and Semina Ries with budgets totalling has been at the Crux of the factional the Jim Slatton of said he proposed the committee substitutions to restore Trust and eliminate suspicions about the committee makeup by re placing it with elected state the one Chance this body has for peace is to adopt a committee this body can Slatton told the registered messengers making it the denominations the peace committee was supported by of and the moderate backed Amarillo pastor he beat for the pre Stanley captured percent of the vote while the Winfred the moderate received Moore was then overwhelmingly elected first vice the plan sets up a 22member panel to examine causes of the including inquiries at seminaries and and recommending Means to resolve Southern baptists have been on a Colli Sion said the Franklin Pas Chall of Nashville in urging the conciliation we have already suffered damage and wreck and worse is yet to come unless we change several Seminary presidents addressed the also urging an end to the but indicating they Are deter mined to protect the academic standards of their fundamentalists have charged Liberal tendencies in those a charge moderates Call a smokescreen for a Power the Russell Dilday president of southwestern Baptist theological Seminary at fort said seminaries would not yield to fundamentalist pressures to impose restrictive and narrow views of the the Jerry head of the conservative moral praised Stanley saying he will further conserva Tive new Jersey parole Board to tree Quarter ton rapist up Joseph Jojo the Quarter ton rapist who briefly spared a prison sentence be cause of his will be paroled in Decem Ber because he is no longer a danger to the state parole Board chief his release from prison in 1980 Drew letters of outrage from around the nation that persisted until Superior court judge Richard Barlow reversed reinstating the original 15year convicted along with Clar ence Samdora of a 1978 sexual attack on a 14yearold girl at Giorgianni was released from prison after spending about a week behind bars after Bis lawyers argued that his obesity would make prison life impossible for Giorgianni weighed 575 pounds at his and now weighs 450 his lawyers on saying that we did not treat this Case the state parole Board said it had granted Giorgianni a the who has served 3te years of the 15year will be released 17 from the Leesburg state Sindo of also was granted an Early the punitive aspect has been served by both of these offenders and there is no Indi cation that Giorganni or Sindora Are a Dan Ger to parole Board chairman Christopher Dietz we did not treat this Case lightly and the easiest thing would have been a denial but i think our decision Speaks for the credibility of the the two men were convicted after a trial in which the victim said Sindora raped her while Giorgianni watched and that Gior Gianni then sexually abused big bad Wolf nabbed with Little pig Sandwich san Francisco a a Timber Wolf who escaped sunday from a City Home where she was kept As a was captured by a police officer who lured the hungry beast with a Ham Sand officer Armand checking out a report that the 14month old Wolf was spotted about six Miles from where she slipped through an opened found her wednesday and pulled out a Sand wich he had packed for his twas a Ham she devoured it with great said Rich Ard president of the san Francisco society for the prevention of cruelty to he said Sylvia lost at least 25 of her 85 pounds while wan Dering through the Shes alive and said who rushed to the scene with the wolfs authorities had been concerned that if might harm some she had been kept As a pet since she was 2 weeks Only a few Hundred Timber wolves Are left in the contiguous 48 they Are federally controlled and a special permit is required before an individual can pos sess said in san Francis keeping a Timber Wolf is prohibited by Sylvias owner had no permit and probably would not be allowed to keep he Avanzino did not say what would be come of but he her future is very