European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 10, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes August 1985 faces places there Are new horizons Tor Freddie Laker from press dispatches sir Freddie whose Cut Price transatlantic airline went bankrupt in took time off from his Legal Battles to marry a former airline stewardess on his 63rd birthday this Laker then left to honeymoon on the italian Isle of Capri with his Bride and fourth Divorcee Jacqueline Ann me then planned to return to the he to get on with some the 42yearold american a Public relations agent and a former stewardess with Eastern wore a  picture hat and Cream silk suit for the civil ceremony in the Southeast England town of the couple posed for photographers in the Garden of South Over a 16thcentury then travelled in lakers red Volkswagen with Fly 1 License plates to the nearby Village of Chailey to receive a Blessing at the Village British press reports said Laker had rejected an million offer to Settle possible Legal claims Over the collapse of his budget Laker officials said lakers refusal to Settle would not affect a separate million settlement reached last month Between Laker airways creditors and 10 inter National airlines alleged in a anti Trust suit to have driven Laker out of scarfing Over a new mayor and Village Council have been elected in the Community was left without a local government for two months after officials quit in a feud Over the two member police ill try to gel Sherrodsville Back the Way it used to be and work with eve Rybo said Raymond manager of the general who scored a 7563 Victory Over former mayor Joseph there Are 197 eligible the demise of the previous Council began when Stull refused to read an ordinance calling for the remo Val of the police a heated Dis Cussion a Man collapsed of a heart attack and the victims coun Cilman Richard got into a scuffle with the the Dick died 10 Days later and his also a Council on june Carroll county probate court judge William acting on a petition filed by asked that Richardson and three other councilmen step the judge also persuaded a photo Freddie Laker with american Exstew Ardess Jacqueline the remaining two councilmen and the police chief to leaving the town government with Only a clerk trea surer the Only member of the previous Council who was reelected was William who got 81 Richardson and his Mother were not among the Candi the Village is located about 60 Miles South of honorable Way to go two rickshaws have been put into serv ice on City streets in in what a new company called Rentario Hopes will be the Start of a new Era for the 19thcentury Oriental Mode of Albert a policeman in sub Urban Bloomfield who Heads the got the idea for using the human pow ered vehicles from a John Wayne movie and has two of them in service in Down town in offering something unique and very different to the United Fragione he is a 16year Veteran of the Bloomfield police Force and presi Dent of the recently founded Rentario the rickshaws were designed by Fra Giones and built by his fellow officers in Bloomfield with Metal fabric seats and wheels from a bicycle Fragione rents the rickshaws to two Young men for to for an eve Ning and the men then pull them through downtown streets at a charge of a per Fragione would like to see the rickshaws become More than a conversation piece and talks about the Day when they could become an alternative Mode of transportation for people frustrated with searching for parking everybody moaning about the Jap anese products coming to the United Fragione but they goofed they didst continue with a Good Fragione already plans to expand his he has a third Rickshaw in production and plans to add seven More in a few including one that will carry six people with two the two rickshaws in service have re a Batter powered headlight system and a braking they were checked for safety by Hartford police and do not require welcoming Money East europeans who visit West can pick up about each at City thanks to the last Testa ment of a local officials an judge Heinz Brandt willed Marks to the City on the Condi Tion that visitors from East Germany and other East european countries receive 20 Marks each on a City spokesman Guetersloh is about 60 Miles South West of West Germany Federal government already pays about As welcoming Money to each visitor from communist East Germany who asks for Joseph spokesman for the intrater Man relations ministry in Bonn a visitor can Only collect the Federal welcoming Money twice a seven West German states and some cities make similar Dolezal last some million East Ger mans visited West Dolezal most of them were retirees who Are allowed to visit West Germany for a total of 55 Days a the communist East German government does not allow its citizens younger than retirement age to travel to the West unless there Are urgent family circumstances requiring Dolezal plays Bare facts israels film and stage censorship Board has decided to allow an experimental theater group to present a play which includes a scene showing seven nude Yaakov Deputy chairman of the censorship said it approved the play after seeing the the nature teachers first adapted from the work of Nobel prizewinner attracted widespread Public interest be cause of press reports and an Israel Tele vision preview highlighting a scene in which seven actresses appear completely Interior ministry inspectors stopped the first performance of the play after they discovered it had not yet been approved by the censorship israels Public performances Law requires All films and plays to be licensed by the but chairman Yehoshua Yustman told Israel radio that All the noise in the press As if we had banned the performance was pointless since performances were stopped Only until the Board had a Chance to reach a Shmuel spokesman of the Halimah National which hosted the production by an experimental Thea Ter said in a Telephone interview 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