European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes sunday september 29,1985 woman two children found of after 32 hours in alaskan Woods Fairbanks Alaska a a woman lost in the Woods for 32 hours with her two Small sons said they huddled together at night and talked creating 10 big macs apiece. Valeric Ann Ante 25. And her sons Brandon 7, and Shane. 5. Were found after being lost within Miles of her parents House which the three had left on a Berry picking Outing. They were entering their second night in the Woods after a night when temperatures dropped into the 20s when Ante turned on a flashlight that was spotted by the Crew of a military helicopter looking for them. Ante of Bakersfield Calif., said she was just half an hour away from her parents House when she became disoriented. I started Down this Trail and it just led to More Woods and More water and i said of no of no. " the three Clad in thin jackets hiked several Miles that Day thinking they d come across a House. A did t walk at All that night she said. We just All huddled together and took our shoes off be cause they were soaking wet. My youngest son had gone into water up to his Waist. They were really Good. They did t complain much about being cold. Mainly they were hungry the next Day. We kept talking about getting 10 big macs apiece she said. The Neji Day i thought of god they re never going to find us so we started walking again she said. They did t walk far. Ante said because she could no longer carry Shane. She said they found a Clearing on the Edge of a Pond and waited. I cried most of the time she said. But what kept me from getting hysterical was knowing they were out there looking for me. Then As evening came and they had t found me 1 thought i can t make it through another  Ante said she knew Crews in search planes had been looking for them but said their vision was blocked by tall Trees. As darkness approached she pulled out the Flash Light which the army searchers spotted. I just said. Thank god " said Ante. They were the nicest people i be Ever met. They were so concerned about the kids. One Guy even put my feet under nil shirt on his  state police said the search involved More than 70 volunteers. This is the widest variety of resources used in a search that i have Ever seen said St. Drew Roter Mund. We had ground teams out All  actor Lloyd Nolan Dies at age 83 los Angeles a Lloyd Nolan an emmy award winning actor whose four decade career ranged from secondary gangster and Tough cop roles to Memora ble television and Broadway portrayals of Captain que cd died Friday at age 83, a published report says. Nolan died at his Brentwood Home the los Angeles times reported in its saturday editions. The actor who had been battling lung cancer for some time had been hospitalized at Century City Hospital but was discharged several weeks ago according to a nursing supervisor who asked that her name not be used. The san Francisco native was born aug. 11, 1902, to a shoe manufacturer and a frustrated actress. He attended Stanford University but dropped out in i senior year to study Shakespeare and Ibsen in Pasadena. He then joined a touring company of the front Page and ended up in new England where he took a night Job As a stagehand while awaiting an acting Job. That Opportunity came he once said because he was spending most of his Days on the Beach. The resultant Tan brought him the role of a pirate in Cape cod follies which eventually Wen to Broadway with Nolan in the chorus. He toured briefly in a series of plays before returning to new York in 1931 As an office boy in Sweet stranger. Nolan said the Only memorable thing about the show was that he and an actress named Mell Efird were in the first and third acts of the show. That give us the whole second act for  they married in 1933. The same year he became a critics favorite As Biff Grimes in one sunday afternoon a pleasant comedy about a dentist who fears he has married the wrong woman. The play ran for 322performances. Nolan was highly regarded by critics who credited him with excellent performances despite the material As he languished during much of the 1930s and 1940s in a string of a movies in Hollywood. He was lured out of retirement Many times perhaps most notably when he agreed to become the White co Star of one of television s first Black oriented programs  Lloyd Nolan from 1968 to 1971, he portrayed or. Morton Chigley playing a secondary role to his nurse and Star of the Snow Black actress Diahann Carroll. Despite the dozens of him credits he had acquired at hit death he won but one National accolade a 1955 emmy for his portrays of the crazed Captain Queen in a television adaptation of the Caine Mutiny court  his film credits included his movie debut in stolen Harmony in 1935, a tree grows in Brooklyn in 1944, Peyton place in 1958, ice station Zebra in 1968 and Airport in 1969. Steel company announces plan to close Plant employing 1,200 Pittsburgh a Aramco inc. Says it will close its steel Plant in Ambridge eliminating 1,200 jobs in the St cloaking Community 20 Miles Northwest of Here. To Plant which produces High strength pipe and Well casing for the Oil Industry has been losing More than s2 million a month since fast year according to Aramco which said there arc no prospects for a turnaround. The company which said it had tried to sell the 72 year old facility but could find no buyers said the closing will be completed before the end of the year. Mountain Man is sentenced to total of 85 years in prison Virginia City Mont. Up Mountain Man Don Nichols has been sentenced to a total of 85 years in prison on kidnapping assault and murder charges ending a dream of making a female athlete no a wild Ernea Bride for his son. District judge Frank Davis sentenced Nichols to 75 years for murdering Alan Goldstein 36, of big sky Mont., a would be rescuer of Kari Swenson 23, of boat Man Mont., whom Nichols and his son abducted u she was on a training run july 25,1984, near big sky Davis imposed sentences totalling 30 Yean for aggravated assault and kidnapping to be served concurrently with the term for murder. He also imposed a 10-year sentence to be served consecutively As mandated under a state Law for any crime with a firearm. Davis also designated Nichols a dangerous offender barring him from consideration for parole for half the term of the sentence. In july Davis sentenced Nichols 20-year-old son Dan to 20 years in prison for his part in the kidnapping and on a charge of aggravated assault. 2 in crashed copter rescued after 3 Days in Sierra nevadas Ridgecrest Calif. A two people aboard a helicopter that crashed High in the Sierra Nevada mountains survived three Days inside the demolished Craft be fore being evacuated by air officials said. A Hunter found the wreckage at the 8,800-foot level and notified the . Forest service which sent a helicopter to Rescue Michael Dawson 36, and Elizabeth Noel 24, said Forest service spokesman Bob Addison. Dawson the Pilot and Noel both of key Biscayne Fla., were taken to Ridgecrest Community Hospital where they were listed in Good condition with possible fracture said Hospital spokeswoman Candy Mitchell. The weather was Cloudy while the two were stranded with temperatures at night dipping into the Low 40s, according to the National weather service. Random drug tests for police firemen ruled unconstitutional Daytona Beach Fla. A a state appear court has ruled that random drug tests for police and firefighters Are unconstitutional but said Public employees May be ordered to undergo exams if reasonable suspicion of illegal drug use exists. The 5th District court of Appeal upheld a circuit court ruling against he City of Palm Bay. Which randomly tested eight firefighters in 1983 and was planning to Amine 19 police officers when the suit was filed last year. The City had ordered employees to submit to the test after fire chief David Greene discovered marijuana me in fits department. City attorneys argued that police and firefighters should be held to higher standards than the average person because they often have to make split we Ond life and death decisions under stress. Apple files lawsuit against its former chairman Cupertino Calif. A Apple computer inc. Has filed suit against Steven p. Jobs who recently resigned As the com Pany s chairman saying jobs had breached his contract by planning a new computer firm and hiring employees away from Apple. The lawsuit alleges that jobs plans to begin a new company could Lead to the misappropriation of confidential and proprietary information according to statement released by Apple. Jobs 30, announced that he had resigned As chairman because of company officials hostile posture toward his plans for a new company to produce computers for the col lege Market. He said in his letter of resignation that he had been left with no work to do and no Access even to regular management re ports after losing a Power struggle to Apple president and chief executive John Sculley. The lawsuit seeks to keep jobs and an other former Apple employee from using any of the company s confidential or proprietary information for the new company. It also seeks to bar them from hiring employees or former employees of Apple in an attempt to get such information the news release Saint the lawsuit also seeks unspecified Mone tary damages and Legal fees. Jobs said in his letter of resignation that he had told the Apple Board of directors of his plans to begin the new company sept 12. He said he also told Sculley on sept 13 that he would be hiring away five of Apple s managers. Apple contends that jobs plans to use Apple s efforts undertaken on the next generation product for the Benefit of his com Peting company that he lured away key employees to join his company and that he sold some of his Apple Stock to finance he company without disclosing his intention to develop a competing business the Appl news release says