European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 9, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Murdoch group will Syndicate Popes views new York a the writings and speeches of Pope John Paul ii will be syndicated in a weekly newspaper column to be distributed by publishing magnate Rupert officials of Murdoch news America Syndicate have the column will present the Popes views on such Secu Lar issues As world teenage sexuality and nuclear according to a statement issued saturday by news America president Richard Newcombe in news America and its British the times of London Hope to sell the column to hundreds of newspapers the announcement news America spokeswoman Patricia Minassian said it also was a Good Assumption that the column would appear in Murdoch newspapers in the United Australia and arrangements for the column wore made by Eav associates a new York company that acts As an intermediary Between the Vatican and the publishing Industry and news a spokesman for the monsignor Giulio Nicoli said he knew of no such although he added that no permission would be needed to use the Popes Public remarks or attorney Arthur the chairman and founder of said he made the arrangements with Cardinal edouard president of the papal commission on the and Cardinal Alfons who oversees the Vatican a portion of the royalties from the syndication will go to the Vatican Library and the papal commission on the Klebanoff he declined to say what percent age of the royalties they would and said the amount of Money would depend on sales of the although the Pope is not expected to write any of the columns Klebanoff said he believes the pontiff is aware of the material for the column is to be translated and edited by Alfred who translated an Early Book by the july 1985 the stars and stripes Page 7 John Testrake Day in Ripley a photo hijacked Twa Pilot John Testrake holds a Bible that he said sustained me through this thing As he stands in front of the United methodist Church in his Home town of who was held hostage along with 38 other americans for More than two was welcomed Home with a Parade on a jubilant John Testrake Hes wearing a yellow ribbon to show his support for seven remaining million waste found in Indian housing program Washington up government auditors have found million was wasted through mismanagement of housing construction programs for american indians at a time reservations face a critical housing auditors for the department of housing and Urban development cited mismanagement in the Agency Indian programs division in Denver for Cost non existent projects and 911 Homes that should have been available by december 1983 but never were Grady huds regional director in said his office is responding to the inspector generals March audit with a new management team to Correct the the Denver office oversees Indian hous ing programs in North South Dakota and with More than homeless Ameri can indians the situation is soon to be said Jim Wagen a Denver lawyer who specializes in Indian Well be Back to the with people living in cars and Chicken census Bureau statistics show that 47 percent of the residents of the Ogla la Sioux reservation in South Dakota live below the poverty the housing assistance a non profit housing group in Esti mates 60 percent of the Oglala residents live in houses that have no indoor toilet Little or no and almost All Are among the problems uncovered Chris ties exec admits lying about Art sales t f b pc n a it new York a the president of the prestigious Art auction has admitted he falsely reported two impressionist paintings were auctioned for millions of dollars when in fact they attracted no significant the gallery David said in court papers the two paintings he lied about were part of a group of eight that included one each by Gau Renoir and Morrison and two by Van Bathurst said that during an auction May Only one Canvas fetched a bid above the Reserve the lowest acceptable and that was Degas portrait of Eugene it brought a record for a no other paintings were sold but Bathurst falsely announced he had also sold the Gauguin for million and one of the Van Gogh for several publications that keep track of Art prices recorded the phantom and according to court Chris ties never corrected the Bathurst said he lied to help the owner of the paintings because it is More difficult to sell Art privately if it does not do Well at and to maintain stability in the Art Market which might have become depressed if the Public immediately discovered that Only one painting was Bathurst false sales report came to Light after Manhattan state supreme court Justice Eugene Wolin dismissed a million suit last wednesday filed by Dimitry Jodidio of Switzer Jodidio is principal officer of Cris a Lausanne Art Dealership that owned the court papers said that in february Jodidio told Bathurst in a meeting in Lausanne that he wanted to raise Jodidio showed Bathurst 11 paintings that might be sold to raise the Money and Bathurst selected the Chris ties executive estimated the paintings would bring about million if sold but could fetch up to million at when Only one paint ing was Jodidio and his firm he charged Bathurst with breach of violation of fiduciary duty and violation of the states general business Jodidio alleged that Bathurst and Chris ties misrepresented their abilities to gauge accurately conditions in the Art Market and to estimate accurately the value of the Jodidio said Bathurst estimates of what the paintings would bring were false and intended to induce him and his firm to engage the services of in dismissing the Wolin said Bathurst had Given his Best opinion of the value of the paintings and that the facts did not support charges of funds intended for construction of a 50home development in South Dakota were used for operating expenses by the Oglala Sioux housing resulting in a million thirteen units were eventually Cost overruns totalling nearly on work budgeted at just Over in four projects in Montana and Hud constructed Only half of the Homes it planned Between 1980 and 1983 in the Denver Region leaving the Agency 911 units Short of its budgeted mugging target takes matters into own hands fort a when a girl on the Back of a motorcycle grabbed Eileen oconnors the in tended robbery victim took matters and the girls hair into her own pulled the girl off the Bike and held on until help i had almost in it and in on Vaca said of i want about to let her have my i would have killed her for i just held onto her hair with both hands and if youre going youre going without your she was afraid of i Felt like i was 18 years old oconnors created enough noise to bring David who knocked the Cycle Over and grabbed the teenage the two teenagers were arrested on grand larceny police