European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 08, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes tuesday october 8, 1985 temperatures 1 october 4 l h 44 by Alt Ofiu prune 41 68 Alln la 50 64 Atli it c to 43 3 oni Imore 43 54  36 67 Birmingham 43 65 Boie 51 63 Bent on 43 58 Buffalo 49 m Burlington 47 60 cd Orriton w a 33 m chicago36 58 can Tinnell 39 s4 a Ternand 44 Ujj Dallai i world 41 79 Denver 3s 68 Del Moinet 40 5$ Detroit 79 48 fnfrbanki33 56 far of 41 64 Hallord 75 68 Honolulu 54 74 Houston 34 59 Nodi Naoo i m 75 Jacksonville 40 7? Kaniat City 69 97 la teat 44 n la the Roch l h 47 61 i of Fville 78 69 Miami Bench 37 60 Moi a Paul 40 65 Nathalie 55 71 new Oriya in is 65 new York s3 6s Norfolk 44 75 Oklahoma City 40 69 Omaha 64 67 Orlando m 67 Phent 33 53 Pimp Burgh 46 63 Portland. Maine 57 m Portland or. 47 70 providence43 65 Raleigh 46 m a Trio m 71 51. Lou i 63 to of. Peen our 45 78 sail uht City 69 78 san Leoo 59 65 san Francl Tco 77 76 san Juan 51 m Statuk 47 s8 Sara Cut 64 97 to Cwm 47 64 wait Leaton 45 76 Wichita european weather for Ecail or tuesday Morffy Cloudy 0 Cloudy Tefet with of t Sjol t adv rain Lor the Northern Hall of Germany. E lie where partly to occasionally Mouv Cloudy Ulet w ill isolated morning rain or Dri ult and log. Denie in Tome a a High temperature mid-60 Lolow 7 h. Row upper 40 of Tow 50 Sunset tuesday is i Nofte Widne Dav 639 Outlook or wednesday Moit y Cloudy to Cloudy i Lei Ullh rain Lorth majority of in country. In the Louth and Lulea to parlor to occasionally Motlin Douds Klei with dense morning log. In proving by Laie morning of Early afternoon. Temporal fuel recorded monday to 4 do adar i. F a Imam f 73 9 59 57m Ai 59 79 Copenhagen mfr Emurl o London cd Madrid i mull tit p Pond i Rome i 54a 6 54 57 41 77 45 64 55 75 57 79 Berlin m 55 68 Bremerhaven in 55 64 Brut is. M 57 70 provided by Del 13, 7th weather us Trab i Trarbach of her worldwide   Cairo f 84 63 Dublin. It 61 46hfli.nkl, i Jerusalem. Lisbon f 75 55 75 5s Montreal. Cd Moscow cd Gilo r Toronto i Vancouver go Low 57 37 63 57 59 so 59 45 54 m de by the Anocia de Pron. Molly Cloudy cd Cloudy. Flanagan services set at Kaiserslautern Chape Kaiserslautern is serv ices will be at 11 . Wednesday in Vogel Weh Chapel for chief warrant officer Leo Flanagan who served 25 years in the army the last 14 As a maintenance technician in Germany. Flanagan died thursday in Pir Masens after apparently suffering a heart attack during his lunch break. He was 50. Ranagan was transferred to Germany after a tour in Vietnam and spent his first seven years Wilh Ilie 66lh Maint co in kit Zingen. For the past seven years he was with the 66th Maint in in Kaiserslautern. Flanagan was from Aberdeen . Burial will be at 3 . Thursday in Kai . He is survived by his wife Francoise Fla Nagan and two sons Jean Bernard Flana Gan and Patrick Flanagan All of Kaiserslautern. Kaisers astern team lost More than a game Pitburg a Germany is thefts were reported from the locker area where the visiting Kaiserslautern football team left its belongings during sunday s game according to a spot woman for the base. One of several thefts amounted to $35 and an undetermined number of Marks. The report was made As the team was Leav ing and is being investigated she said. Pitburg beat Kaiserslautern 54-7 in the contest. Fulbright s wife Dies Washington a Elizabeth Williams Fulbright wife of former sen. J. William Fulbright d-ark., died in her Home Here. She was 79. 10 die in 33-vehicle California crash Sacramento Calif. A smoke from a Brush fire Hung like a curtain Over California s major North South freeway Sel Ling off a 33-Vehiclc Chain re action smash up that killed 10 people and injured More than 40, police said. We hit the car in front of us and then All hell broke Loose said one victim of Sun Day s pileup Kenneth Shockley. Shockley a passenger in a Van that ended up in the Middle of the pack of mangled cars and trucks said his vehicle was hit six or seven limes and bounced around like a pingpong  we were scared to death he said. The smoke socked in the  lanes like a curtain being drawn said Shockley who received a Cut on his head a Black Eye and a bruised shoulder. The pileup involved 33 vehicles including two Large tractor trailer rigs shortly before 4 . It occurred on inter state 5 North of downtown Sacramento said California Highway patrol spokesman Dick Fridley. The Highway which was closed until Early monday was still littered with dam aged vehicles several hours after the crash. One Small Sedan was smashed beyond recognition and crumpled automobiles were strewn across All the northbound lanes and onto the shoulder. One of the two Large truck cabs was on its Side and two cars were blackened by fires. One minute the freeway was Clear. Then suddenly the wind shifted and the crash occurred a local television station quoted one Motorist As saying. Smoke was blowing across the free Way cup spokesman George Olinares said. It was very dense at the time and the Chain reaction took  world court from Page 1 become the Only per Mamont member of the . Security Council in that group. The state department statement said we will continue to make use of the court to resolve disputes whenever appropriate and will encourage others to do  but it said National Security interests would have been endangered if the United states accepted All court rulings As binding. A review of . Participation in the 15 judge . Agency at the Hague also known As the International court of Justice was undertaken at the beginning of the year when Nicaragua charged the United states was Ille Gally supporting the Contra rebels. The Reagan administration arguing that the Issue was political and not subject to inter National adjudication first tried to get the Case dismissed. When that failed the United Stales announced it would Boycott the Case. Nicaragua is one of the countries that do not accept compulsory jurisdiction of the court. In the future the official said the United Stales will submit to the court s jurisdiction Only if the other country in the dispute takes the same position. A proposal to end . Recognition was approved by the National Security Council the new York times reported quoting unidentified administration officials. The times quoted administration officials As saying the decision would not affect the Case brought by Nicaragua. Initially the United states claimed the court lacked jurisdiction in the matter and in january Reagan entirely ended . Participation in the Case. The administration contends the court it hostile to Washington and Many member nations including the soviet Union and Cuba have refused to heed the tribunal i jurisdiction in political matters. Other countries that have not accepted the compulsory jurisdiction of the court in clude France Germany Italy and Spain the times quoted officials As saying. Atlantis from Page 1 and to permit live television coverage of the Landing. The National aeronautics and space administration broke three Days of silence on the Mission sunday to give a 24-hour notice of the planned Landing. The other Crew members were air Force it. Col. Ronald j. Grab the Pilot Marine maj. David c. Hilmers and army it. Col. Robert c. Stewart Mission specialists and air Force maj. William a. Pailes the pay Load specialist. Mission control said the astronauts con ducted a series of tests of systems aboard the Craft and said the Atlantis was  throughout the  All of the Atlantis main systems functioned within parameters established by her sister ships. Mission control said. The  billion Atlantis joins the Columbia discovery and challenger. The main purpose of the Atlantis shake Down cruise was to launch two $100 million military satellites. Neither Nasa nor the department of defense would confirm that the satellites had been deployed but reliable sources said they had been sent to their planned orbits 22,300 Miles above Earth. The two satellites were ganged on a sin Gle rocket engine when they were ejected thursday from the Atlantis cargo Bay the sources said. The rocket engine later fired and sent the satellites to High orbit where they parted and Manuc Vered themselves into separate stationary positions Over Earth. The Atlantis prime payload was identified by the sources As two defense satellite communications systems satellites a new Type of Craft described As Jam proof and shielded against the electromagnetic bursts created by nuclear explosions. Following Pentagon policy for military space flights information released on the Atlantis flight was limited to terse announcements. The usual air to ground conversations of astronauts was blacked out and Nasa officials gave no briefings Dur ing the Mission. Even launch Lime was kept a secret until nine minutes before the Atlantis lifted away thursday from its launch pad at Kennedy space Center in Florida. Nasa had announced in Advance Only that the launch would be Between 10 20 . And 2 20 . Thursday. The Atlantis rocketed away at 11 15 . Four hours later Nasa announced that the Craft was functioning normally. Public information lines then went silent until the sunday announcement. The secrecy apparently designed to frus trate soviet attempts to Monitor the deploy ment of the satellites was enforced on an earlier military shuttle flight in which a spy satellite was launched. The Atlantis flight was the 21st by a space shuttle. The next flight by the Chal Lenger is scheduled for oct. 30. Riots from Page 1 with a Machete As he guarded firefighters trying to extinguish a Blaze Scotland Yard spokeswoman Gillian Humphrey said. Blacklock who had joined the London police in 1980, died in the Hospital before surgery could be performed. He was mar ried and had three sons. At least six people including two police men and three reporters were hit during the rioting by pellets fired from either air guns or shotguns police said. Racial rioting has swept through the Southern London District of Brixton and the Industrial cities of Liverpool and Birmig Ham in the past month. Police said 252 people were wounded in the Tottenham unrest All but 20 of the police. Sixty nine of the officers were taken to hospitals where five were reported in serious condition. One officer was struck on the head by a slab of Concrete dropped from a Balcony. Seven people were arrested. Richard Wells Scotland Yard s Deputy assistant police commissioner said the riot sent a Shock wave through the Force. He said the Public must prepare for Lough options by police to control future riots. The disturbances apparently were sparked by the death of Cynthia Jarrett 49, who collapsed saturday night As police searched her House for stolen goods after the arrest of one of her sons. When Jarrett collapsed the officer were physically shoved out of the House a police statement said. They were later allowed Back in to administer Mouth to Mouth resuscitation but the Effort to revive the woman failed. Of drops charges As no accepts discharge by Dick Hodgson Kauers Stern Bureau Ramstein a Germany the air Force has dropped its charges against an no who was accused of several sexual offences against children and has Given him a general discharge. Staff sgt. John Fields 33, an ancillary training instructor was discharged from the air Force on monday. A base spokesman said last week a Deci Sion had been made not to prosecute Fields. The base Public affairs office is sued a two sentence statement that said the Mailer was being handled adminis Lra Lively. Officials would not elaborate on the Salem Cal filing Fields rights under the privacy act. Legal officials at the base said Fields was discharged under air Force Regula Tion 39-10, chapter 4. That chapter says the request for discharge in lieu of court martial Musl come from the airman. Discharges Given under chapter 4 customarily Are characterised As being under other than honorable conditions the regulation states. Fields could have received a Dis Honora ble discharge and 55 years in prison if convicted by a general court martial base officials said. Fields court martial was to to Convene in july but was cancelled Afler a series of defense requests Tor delays