European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 19, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes tuesday november 19.1985 beached beaked whale near Golden Gate a 1,000-Pound whale wished up on China Beach South of san Francisco s Golden Gate Bridge. Scientists from the Marine mammal Center said the moot Long carcass was bettered to be that of a mature female beaked whale which looks something like a huge Dol Phin. They said it was very unusual to have the whale appear in an area with such shallow water. The carcass is to be dissected for study. Army of dismiss psychiatrist who lost his civilian License Colorado Springs Colo. A the army will dismiss fort Carson Hospital s chief psychiatrist be cause his civilian License was revoked before he joined the service for having Lex with two patients an official said. Col. Robert Stein 56, will be relieved of duty by the end of the week said maj. Tom Barnum. Stein said he received notice of the involuntary discharge nov. 7. Capt. Marcia von Cramm said sunday night she could not comment on whether Stein would retain his military benefits. Authorities at fort Carson have not said Stein acted inappropriately while working at the base Barnum said adding that Stein was found fully credentialed when he arrived in 1984. Stein recently said the army s action was based on trumped up allegations and facts his superiors had been aware of for More than a year. Stein said his undoing was an article in the March 18 edition of the army times which outlined his Case and said he Wai allowed to join the army with a License Revo cation on his record. It s my belief the army was embarrassed by the publicity he said. Stein s License to practice was revoked in Kansas in 1980 after an investigation showed he had sexual liaisons with two female patients one for h years ending in 1980 and the other for two years until 1979, the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph reported earlier this month. Kansas reinstated his License in 1983. He was still licensed in California and Massachusetts. The second patient sued Stein for malpractice claiming he was the father of her child. He has said he paid her about of court settlement. Stein said he never told the army of the revocation because he was not asked. He said he gave details about the revocation to the veterans administration for which is was working when he joined the army in 1981. He said fort Carson officials first talked with him about the revocation and a third Case involving a patient who is now his wife in november 1984. In december 1984, the army renewed his commission for another year although details of his past were known and in february he became chief of the department he said. Baltimore Tunnel to open saturday Baltimore a the fort Mchenry Tunnel beneath Baltimore Harbor one of the last links in inter state 95, is scheduled to open saturday after five years of construction and a Cost of 5825 million officials say. The 1.5 mile eight Lane thoroughfare is expected to make trips through the City which circlet around the Harbor faster and easier by relieving the Burden on the four Lane 24-year-old Harbor Tunnel to the South. The Tunnel is the single most expensive project in the history of the interstate Highway system but it was completed Aboul s75 million below initial Cost estimates and just three months behind schedule say project officials. It also is the Only eight Lane underwater Tunnel in the world according to the consulting engineers Sverdrup Parsons bruckerhoff 4 associates of new York. Curving beneath the Patapsco River and around fort Mchenry the Tunnel will provide a speedier route to the downtown area for motorists coming from the North. Stateside paper says Florida governor will run for sear in Senate Hollywood Fla. A gov. Bob Graham will announce next year that he will run against incumbent Paula Hawkins for her . So talc Seal the Miami her ale has  re going to announce Afler the first of the year Graham told the newspaper. The democratic governor set up a Campaign Chest ear Lier this year to fight the first term Republican senator in i986, fueling speculation Aboul such an announcement. Graham indicated Friday that he had t planned to officially announce his candidacy in the near future said Deputy press Secretary Anne Nelson. California police confiscate blowguns in raids at companies Orange Calif. Undercover officers seized More than 300 blowguns capable of firing darts that Pierce bulletproof vests Annj cited four people for illegally producing and Selling the lethal weapons police said. The blowguns described As sophisticated and equipped with sights and shoulder mounts were confiscated from two companies it. Manny Ortega said. Vice officers bought one of the blowguns at Omega file inc., in Orange and returned later with a search warrant to confiscate 10 j of the weapons valued at $5,000, Ortega said. Another 200 blowguns were seized at Pacific Minia Tures in Alhambra where police say they were produced. Ortega said investigators found the blowguns were Ca Pable of piercing a bulletproof Vest. We also fired a Dart into a door and had to use pliers to free it from the Wood Ortega said. 2 competing newspapers to merge in Louisville by. Louisville by. A competing news Laft of the courier journal and the Louisville times will be merged effective dec. I newspaper officials have announced. Economic realities dictate that newspaper companies in cities the size of Louisville can no longer support two High Quality news staffs said editor and publisher Barry Bingham or. The consolidation was announced in a statement issued by Paul Janensch the executive editor of the papers. The papers Are owned by the courier journal and Louisville times co. The staff size would be Cut by 25, but 15 of Thos 25 jobs Are already vacant he said. The Money saved will strengthen profits which must be adequate to enable the company to upgrade Plant an equipment Janensch Aid. . Judge dismisses libel suit filed by Flea Market owner South Kingstown. . A a Superior court judge has dismissed a $1.5 million libel suit filed by a Flea Market operator against the Narragansett  p. Barbera had claimed an editorial in the weekly paper suggested allegations that the Market sold stole Good could be True. Barbera claimed that he editorial and a news Story published in May 1976 subjected him and his family to Public ridicule and forced him to Clow his business. Judge Thomas Needham ruled that the news article accuracy was not disputed by Barbera and that the editorial was fair and reasonable comment based of event Ata previous South Kingstown town Council meeting. The newspaper s speculation on the veracity of allegations about stolen items was a prelude to a suggestion that a Council investigation be conducted Needha said. . Expands drive to curb spread of aids new York a the drive to curb sexual practices linked to the spread of aids will be extended to any hotel in which such activity is found to be taking place says the state health commissioner. We won t inspect hotel rooms or. David Axelrod said sunday. But he added if we find that the hotel by virtue of the information that we obtain is catering to that kind of activity then i think we Wilt have reason to take action and if necessary a warrant to go into the rooms if it becomes  Axelrod said that since new state regulations intended to help Stem the spread of aids went into effect on oct. 25. Patronage had declined at bathhouses clubs and bar catering to homosexuals. But he said there were indications of movement of some of these activities to other kinds of establishment especially hotels. Axelrod made hit remarks on a in by Newt  he said that while the aids epidemic is continuing to grow in new York its rate of growth is decreasing currently he mid about 200 new cases of aids Are diag nosed each month in the state. Among drug users however it s still going up fairly quickly Axelrod said. Currently intravenous drug users make up about 3s percent of the state i aids victim Mote than double the National average. The health com Milioner said it is difficult to Pentad intravenous drug users to Channe their Hutiu a. A have much of an  aids or acquired immune deficiency syndrome u an affliction m which the body immune system becomes unable to resist disease. Aids caused by a virus was fint identified in male homosexuals Haemophiliacs and intravenous drug abusers