European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 28, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 1985 the stars and stripes Page 5 russian couple plead guilty in spy Case los Angeles a a russian couple charged with spying for the soviet Union along with a fired Fri agent pleaded guilty wednesday to a reduced charge of conspiring to commit thus escaping a possible life it seems to the court that were talking about one of the most serious types of crimes that can be District judge David Kenyon said in sentencing Nikolay to eight years in i did everything so As to help her Ogorodnikova speaking through an interpreter and pointing to his i did everything that was required of i did even More than was required of i became a Sacri Ogorodnikova asked for immediate but sentencing of Ogorodnikova was she faces a recommended maximum 18 years in prison under the plea bargain announced in the accused with former Fri agent Richard of passing secret documents to the soviet pleaded guilty instead to one count each of will be tried Kenyon said Ogorodnikova would be eligible for parole after serving on third of the he has been in prison since his 2 arrest at his West Hollywood in a rambling discourse explaining his participation in the espionage Ogorodnikova admitted conferring with his wife after every meeting that she had with Miller and after every Call she received from an unidentified person at the soviet consulate in san he also said he gave her advice about plane tickets to where a visit with soviet officials was allegedly planned for Ogorodnikova also accused his wife of being saying Shes been a drunk All her and accused the Fri of using they took my wife and used her like a 1 was left outside like a he i didst perform any i just did everything so As to help to Lead her away from a dangerous he in not a dangerous everyone knows he told he said he had been imprisoned 15 years in the soviet Union As Ive been in and its not too he Sirhan loses 7th parole bid after 17 years behind bars up authorities wednesday denied parole to Sirhan rejecting his seventh request for Freedom after serving 17 years in prison for assassinating Robert at the end of a Daylong the California Board of prison terms disapproved sir Hans request for a parole Date and said he could apply again in two born in Jerusalem in showed no immediate anger at the although he had pleaded intensely with the Board to allow him to return to a quiet life in his native now the three member hearing panel did agree to recommend to the full Board that it Grant sir Hans request for a Transfer to the mens Colony at san Luis he has been serving his life sentence at Soledad prison in a maximum Security unit and had asked that he be allowed to live in the general prison population at the san Luis Obispo i am sorry for this and i wish it had never Sirhan told the Board i want to live a quiet i still identify with Palestine and want to the Arab once condemned to die for the 1968 killing of appeared at the parole hearing in a cramped room at Soledad state South of san in an attempt to win a release he was questioned by the Board Mem Bers for hours during the Union of pact to end strike in new York new York a a tentative settlement was concluded wednesday in a 26 Darold hotel strike that crippled service at most of new Yorks bes known if the contract is chamber bellhops and other workers could be Back on the Job within emerging from hours of Albert president and chief negotiator for the hotel association of new York and Vito president of the hotel Motel trades said they would take the pact to their respective boards for neither Leader would disclose terms of the but a source close to the negotiations said it called for a 30 percent improvement in wages and benefits Over its five year including a percent raise in the first the proposed contract is retroactive to june when the previous fou year con tract the source the contract will affect 165 unionized including the 53 struck by the both sides said none of the striking workers would lose Formicola declined to say what might happen to the thousands of replacement workers hired on a temporary under the old the including doormen and the earned an average of a the Union sought raises of about 6 percent a year compounded for four management had offered 4 percent in the first declining to about 2 per cent in the last a photo Tracey and attorney Judith Mauzaka Happy with buffered wife sues wins in a a jury has awarded million to a woman who claimed police violated her constitutional rights by failing to protect her from an attack by her estranged in addition to granting the award to 24yearold Tracey the District court jury awarded to her 3yearold who witnessed the june the Case marked the first time a fed eral court agreed to hear the civil Law suit of a battered the jury found that 29 Torrington police officers violated Thurman right to equal she had argued they failed to give her complaints of her Hus bands harassment As much consideration As other criminal be cause it was a Domestic one of Tracey Thurman two Law Judith said the actions of individual police officers belied the existence of an unwritten custom to handle Domestic complaints differently from other types of in Thurman said outside the in really i its proved that its their the jury also found the officers negligent in handling Thurman they have 10 Days to file an Thurman was stabbed 13 times and kicked in the head several times by her estranged Charles she had filed for a divorce at the and the marriage has since been Charles Thurman is serving a 15year prison term in the states maximums purity prison for the Sands of time in the stars and stripes 40 years ago today june 1945 Leonard military government economic chief in predicted a grim year ahead for he expects widespread hunger and acute suffering from cold until the Harvest of the 1946 30 years ago today june 1955 defense minister Teodor Blank in Bonn solemnly pledged to parliament that Strong civilian controls will be clamped on West Germany new 20 years ago today june at least 60 Navy and air Force planes pounded barges and military targets in North an american military spokesman 70 years ago today june 1975 in sym ionese liberation army members Russell Little and Joseph Remiro were sentenced to life in prison for the assassination of Oakland school superintendent Marcus Hig schooler in a Stew Over food fight Brouhaha a a Stu Dent was ordered to report to jail wednes Day to begin serving a five Day term for starting a food fight in his High schools Joseph Roberto admitted in Danbury Superior court last week that he began the fight at Newton High school on March 11 by throwing a gallon of salad dressing into the i definitely started Roberto said but i dont see Why in going to there have been other food fights and nothing like this originally charged with first degree riot second degree reckless endangerment and fourth degree criminal he pleaded guilty to one count of breach of he will serve his jail term at the Bridgeport correctional police said about half of the 300 to 400 students in the cafeteria on March 11 participated in the food principal Timo thy Breslin said the entire school schedule was disrupted for several Roberto said he has no previous criminal but Ive always had problems within the Ever since i moved on the Day of the food Roberto said he had just finished serving a i school suspension for i was fed up with school and things were looking i was looking for a Way to make my departure 1 needed a big i knew i was going to be thrown out of school for