European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 20, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes August 1985 cafes raising Price of school lunches 15cent increase is termed necessary to cover costs by Mary Hladky staff writer lunch prices arc going when school starts both hot and Box lunches will Cost 95 up 15 cents from last school two years lunches Cost 85 cents for pupils in the first through third and 95 cents for fourth Grade and that was reduced to 80 cents last but officials at which operates the school lunch pro said cafes lost Money at that cafes must charges an amount that will cover its said Peter chief of Public information for the increase was needed to operate the school lunch program on a breakeven said George a a fese ropes services division according to officials at cafes Headquarters in the actual Cost of preparing and serving each lunch is but the department of agriculture provides food and Cash subsidies that allow cafes to reduce the Cost by 60 cents per the Cost of reduce Price meals will remain at 40 cents for children qualifying for when school starts students will be Given application forms to students which must be filled put by their parents and returned to school officers who will determine which students Are eligible for the reduce Price guidelines for reduce Price lunches Are set by the us a and the department of a two member which could include a single Parent and a can earn up to to qualify for reduce Price meals a three member family up to fou member family up to five member family up to six member family up to seven member family up to and eight member family up to lunch Coupon books Are on Sale now at Post and base a Book of 10 coupons costs for full Price meals and for reduce Price the coupons Are valid throughout the school Greenland seeks funds from for evicted eskimos Greenland up Greenland is demanding compensation from the United states following the 1953 eviction of an Eskimo Village from what became Thule the Greenland Home Rule government has presented the first Concrete demands for compensation from the american gov said local prime minister Jona than Motzfeldt following a meeting last weekend with ambassador to Den Terence Motzfeldt demanded Between million and funds to help the local Eskimo population which numbered 118 people in 1953 when they were Thule a was then built on their original Home and Hunting in addition to supporting economic development among the a Anaas the fund is also intended to replace the 27 poor a rival for Pisa photo by Gus Scheftler the italian town of Pisa has its lean the Netherlands have a leaning smoke ing Tower and folks near Nijm Egen in stick at a Plant next to the Rhine by insulated on room houses built More than 30 years at a press conference following his meet ing with Todman said he would Forward the demands to the administration in at More than 1 million Square 80 percent of which is covered by the ice this treeless Island is strategically important to the in addition to the Thule base in the far the United states also has an Earl warning radar Chain and a base on the West the bases have recently been targets of criticism from Greenland year old peace group which wants to establish a civilian review Board to Monitor military activities on this danish Home Rule province of and ensure that nuclear weapons Are kept off the worlds largest iranian jets attack Tanker in retaliation for Iraq raid Bahrain a iranian jets rocketed and set afire a belgian Oil Tanker sunday in the persian in retaliation for Iraq air raid on Iran huge Harg Island Oil Marine Salvage experts a rocket hit the Crews quarters of the Naess but the fire was put out without and the vessel was proceeding to they maritime shipping agents said the Cap Tain radioed a distress Call and gave the ships location As 25 Miles East of Qatar in the Southern Section of the the agents and Salvage executives spoke on condition of tugboats have been told by the Naess Leopard Captain the vessel required no said one shipping executives said iranian War planes have attacked 18 tankers and bulk carriers in the Southern Gulf since february Marine Salvage companies have assigned More than a dozen tugboats to help ships in the event of iranian raids following Iraq air strike thursday against Iraq has vowed to strangle Iran econ omy by blocking its Oil depriving Iran of revenues to finance its 5yearold War against Iran has retaliated by attacking commercial shipping in areas where nations Friendly to Iraq could be Iraq claimed two of kharis three jetties were badly damaged by Gulf based shipping sources said at least one jetty was new zealand May seek damages from France new zealand a new zealand will claim substantial dam Ages for itself and for the Greenpeace organization if it is proved France was involved in the sinking of the nuclear protest ship Rainbow prime minister David Lange said Lange stressed at a press conference that he has no evidence that the French govern ment was involved in the july 10 sinking of the Greenpeace flagship in Auckland har but Lange said he is taking very seriously reports in the French press that a French Security Agency planned the if these rumours Are the action would constitute a Gross breach of International he crewman Fernando died in the a French speaking Alain Jacques and Sophie Claire Turenne Are in jail in Auckland on anon and conspiracy charges in connection with the a preliminary hearing of the charges will begin warrants have been issued for three other French speaking men who visited new zealand on a yacht before the the yacht and the Crew have since Digap Lange said he has ordered a preliminary assessment of new zealand Legal he if it is proved that the French government was new zealand would Lodge claims against France on its own behalf and on behalf of the International environmental action group the Rainbow a converted Scot Tish was to have led a protest Fleet of Small boats to the French nuclear testing site at muru Roa Lange said the bombing of the ship was clearly directed against Greenpeace and the antinuclear he said that sundays statement by French president Francois Mitterrand that French testing would continue in the Pacific is example of the consistent insensitive attitude of the