European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 16, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the and Strupes August 1985 California authorities destroy third Colony of killer bees a third of Kilker bees even of their t he state officials a for the Cas forma depart food Axi Sid wednesday the swarm a Nee stump but in took until we Dewia to the bees through Laboratory tests she Vav the find raging to agents trying to find and eradicate fugitives from the original but the said Bee could still be at the Date of aug was the Day that the second swarm 2s found in a commercial Honey have Miles from the Anginal the Host Illier bees to reach the United states were discovered june 25 near the town of lost Hills in Kern about 40 Miles Northwest of the which Are More aggressive than Domestic Boney Are believed to have come into the country on Drill log equipment from South officials first believed that or three Queens and swarms had departed the original Burrow before it was destroyed but Early this they decided it must have been they decided not to expand the 462squaremik quarantine but saw the apiaries within an additional 2 Nevada where bees v were found lost Hills Baker Fiew u i county vips Angeles 50 Miles Mik by 20mile area immediately North of the quarantine Boundary would be the state department of food and agriculture said wednesday that the owner of the commercial Apiary where the second killer Bee Colony was found would be required to How his Apiary in quarantine for six when it will be Union Mea packers reject announce  strike saturday a Union meat packers at a Hormel Over rejected the company final offer wednesday and said they would stage the plants first strike in 52 years at the vote was said Jim president of local p9 of the United food and commercial workers we intend to go after Hormel and its other customers to Tell the Consumers just How much pain and suffering goes into that Pound of Bacon they Guyette said in announcing the the Union was required to give 48 hours notice before so be Well do what we have to said Charles Hormel vice president and general for the near we plan to shut Down the Austin that a Short Range our intermediate and Long Range plan is we definitely plan to operate that the Austi based company had appealed directly to workers on the eve of the stating in a full Page and in the Austin daily Hormel wants to be a Leader and fair to its employees by paying the highest wage rate among integrated the company final offer to current local p9 employees concerning wage and fringe benefits is the same in All major respects As that which was ratified by Hormel other major Home offered to pay workers in Austin a base wage of s10 an hour As of which matches the wage at nine other Hormel Union the Industry average is to s9 an the company Austin workers now earn a base wage of the company offer also matches other Hormel plants on and health the letter the offer does eliminate the company guaranteed an Nual a Hartnel innovation still offered by at least one other it also weakens the unions seniority sys toughens attendance and gives management greater flexibility in internal Plant before the Guyette called the offer substantially inferior to contracts at other Hormel in partic be criticized a lower wage scale for workers hired after 1 and provisions strengthening management rights Over matters such As Job assignments and Lynn vice president of the said the letter  Sway any Union As far As what they its pretty Huston its what they didst cover that worries dish Funes in soviet to texan gives to help buy copter for rebels in Nicaragua Texas a Ellen a member of a prominent family of judges and daughter of a former undersecretary of says she has Given to help buy a helicopter for rebel soldiers in they needed the helicopter to take these Brave men to the she they want to get Well so they can get Back to the private people have to do some thing until the Congress wakes Garwood said she first met eight months ago with re tired John whom she said was an adviser and fundraiser for the rebels trying to overthrow the leftist nicaraguan when Singlaub told her he had a wonderful Chance to buy the she said she decided to contribute the her donation paid almost half the Cost for the chopper and its last she and who Heads the coun cil for world met in and he told her the helicopter was ready to go into Singlaub told her the helicopter would be named lady Ellen in her she hospitalized Ella Fitzgerald reported in Good condition Washington a jazz Singer Ella Fitzgerald was reported in Good condition after being complaining of shortness of officials at George Washington University Hospital spokeswoman Christine Torre said had been taken to the Hospital by the breathing problem was apparently due to fluid in the Torre Shes in Good its too soon to Tell when Shell be who began performing at Harlem Apollo theater at age 15 and later became known As the first lady of was in Washington for a performance with jazz pianist Oscar Peterson at the Wolf trap farm sailors disciplined for lon distance phone scam a seven sailors have been fined and 38 others have been disciplined for their roles in a lon distance Telephone scam at the naval submarine a Navy spokeswoman the sailors fraudulently used Telephone Access codes to place Worth of said Cherie Public affairs the victim of the scam was us a Long Dis Tance Telephone service based in she adding that the sailors had obtained private code numbers belong ing to us telecoms the company discovered that the Calls were being made by sailors and notified the which investigated from june 13 to june Beatty she didst know when the fraudulent Telephone Calls were the Navy found that seven sailors at the naval submarine school on the base assisted others either by giving them Telephone Access codes in some sell ing the Beatty professor bringing the world to Nebraska a Creighton University students tired of dal Las and Dan rather can switch to Mutual of Good morning Siberia and Roosky and those Are the fanciful names Given to real russian programs shown on the univer Sites satellite television any Day of the around the students at this private Jesuit school can turn on their television sets and tune in programs from the soviet Mexico City or French speaking we arc bringing the world to said the Lee a sculpture professor who turned the University on to soviet we want students to realize that this is a great big planet we live bought his first two satellite antennas at an Omaha Trade show in 1981 and installed them on the roof of his Sculp Ture he has added More than 15 dishes and expanded the Camp Swide net work to 21 before i got into this i didst know the first thing about said who runs the operation on a shoe string budget of private donations and now you can Blindfold me any where in the world and i can show you the North Lubbers russian connection began in 1982 when he read about the soviet unions four Molnia communications sat one cold november he climbed a storage shed on Campus and tried to pick up a signal by hand ranking a primitive within he found what was he was looking it was really quite thrilling to find something so far said who now tracks the soviet satellites with his Apple its almost like making Contact with another nothing fascinates Creighton viewers As much As the programs on the russian net work that broadcasts to the Remote Eastern half of the soviet regular offerings include an Early morn ing exercise show featuring a mannequin like a foreign language instructional an outdoors show similar to wild and newscasts Laden with closeup shots of buildings and the russian network offers a wide Range of classical childrens shows and Sci ence but american style Situa Tion variety shows and dramatic series Are Lubbers said the most striking aspect of soviet television is its often unsuccessful attempt to ape Western they try hard to loosen but some times there so rigid its he when you see a russian Clown or a stand up its enough to make you he said he int crazy about russian car Toons either drawn by people who dont know How to but do bizarre imitations but that the soviets Excel in some they had a great series on radio Astron omy and some of their nature and musical programs Are he since starting the satellite network at Lubbers has spread the word about International television through an organization known As Scola satellite communications for learning the which has nearly 700 is designed to help colleges and High schools use satellite to in their class some specialists regard satellite television As an invaluable learning