European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 24, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes sunday november 24, 1985 a Tholo pallbearers hold Flag Over casket of u. . Richard c. Sathur As his Mother  other family members watch. Of . I of downed in vie foam buried after 21 years on a list Honolulu a Navy it. . Richard c. Sather was buried on a Grassy slope in an extinct Volca no Crater Friday ending 21 years of uncertainty for the family of the american listed As missing in action in Vietnam longer than any other. Sather of Pomona calif., was shot Down Over North Vietnam on aug. 5,1964, when he was 26. He was the first american Pilot to have crashed in North Vietnam. Salher s remains were among those of seven people recently identified by the army s Central identification Laboratory Here. The others were flown to the Mainland two weeks ago for burial. Salher s Mother Magdalena who now lives in Hawaii looked on As her son s remains were interred in the National memorial cemetery of the Pacific in extinct a Lowaina Crater better known As Punchbowl. A missing Man flyover by Navy a-4 sky Hawk jct from the Fleet composite Squadron one at the Barbers Point naval air station concluded the Brief ceremony. Sathur s funeral came three Days after a team of americans and vietnamese began their first joint search for he remains of . Servicemen in Vietnam. The team found Bone fragments and what appeared to be pieces of an air plane tuesday in yen Thuong Viet Nam where villagers said a bomber crashed 13 years ago. Mrs. Salher last saw her son when she drove him to san Diego to be shipped out on the aircraft Carrier Constellation in May 1964. His plane was hit near Loc Chou Harbor on the second Day of the United states air raids against North Vietnam. Mrs. Salher said she never doubted that her son died on that Mission because other pilots saw his Al sky Raider plane crash and said it would have been impossible for him to survive. It s kind of a Relief that at least you know what happened and How and that he was actually killed in the crash and there was no possibility of his having survived and being held captive mrs. Sather said after her son s remains were identified. Sather s remains were among those of 26 people returned by the vietnamese in August. Nineteen of the 26 were identified in october and the others were identified earlier this month. There Are 2,441 military and civilian personnel still listed As missing in action in Southeast Asia of whom 1,787 Are listed As missing in Vietnam. Retired analyst for Cia arrested on charges of spying for China Washington a the Fri on saturday announced the arrest of a retired Cia analyst on charges of spying for China Over what officials said was a period of Many years. Larry we Lii Chin 63, who let Rcd from the Agency in 1981 after 31 years employment was taken into custody late Friday night at his Home in Alexandria va., and was charged with espionage and conspiracy the Fri said. Fri director William Webster said Chin a naturalized . Citizen is accused of being a recruited intelligence agent of the people s Republic of China. He said Chin provided numerous classified Cia documents to China both during and after he was employed by he Cia. Chin was to be brought before a . Magistrate in Alexandria saturday to be formally charged with espionage and conspiracy the Fri said. If convicted he could face a maximum Penally of life in prison. Assistant Fri director William Baker said he j been spying for a Long period of  another Federal Law enforcement source who spoke Only on condition he not be identified said this Case probably parallels the Walker Case in duration. It s been going on for a Long Long  late last month retired Navy communications specialist John a. Walker or. Pleaded guilty to running a spy ring for the soviet Union in the Navy for 18 years. Chin was being held in the Arlington county jail Pend ing a Bond hearing a jail official who refused 10 identify himself said. The Federal source said agents began questioning Chin Friday evening bul did not Aracsi him until just before Midnight. At the time of his retirement Chin worked in the for eign broadcast information service at the Cia s Bea quarters in Langley va., the Washington Post reported. Webster said the arrest of Chin was the result of an extensive investigation in which the Fri was assisted by the Cia. He added that the investigation is continuing. Chin is married and has three children. Stateside pub owner who held Hitler party Sells out returns to Germany Elizabeth . A the owner of a pub where parties celebrating Adolf Hitler s birthday were held for 10 years has sold out and returned to Germany. Dieter Homburg sold Loni s pub after publicity about the parties reduced business said police director Joseph Bren the Pavly last april 21, a Day after Hitler s birthday was attended by about 30 people. A guest dressed As a nazi storm trooper and a cake decorated with a Swastika was served said Union county prosecutor John Stamler. Brennan said that after the party the pub s windows were broken and Homburg received def the to cats. Jewish groups demonstrated and urged a Boycott slam or said no weapons were displayed no one s constitutional rights were violated and the party was Legal but authorities considered it morally wrong. Veteran of Ohio legislature not seen in Public since july Columbus Ohio a a 23-year Veteran of the Sale Senate has t been seen in Public since july and when she failed to show up for last week s legislative sessions some of her friends at the Ohio stale House got worried. Sen. Marigene Vali Quitle has been missing from the Senate and i Haven t seen her for months said state sen. Oliver Ocsack. She s a very dear Friend of mine and i wish she would come Back. I Don t have any leads and i m getting a Little bit  even the Toledo Democrat s Secretary Shari Josephs claims not to know Valiquette s whereabouts. Josephs told a Toledo newspaper the Blade that she has no Telephone number for the senator and does not know where she lives. Valiquette 61, has no legislative aides. Thieves Pluck $10,000 balloon from Fla. Fried Chicken franchise Leesburg Fla. A thieves took a big bite out of a local fast food franchise when they made off with a �10,000 simulated bucket of Fried Chicken and a likeness of the Chain s founder the Lake county sheriffs department says. Thieves Cut holding straps on the bucket shaped bal Loon Complete with a likeness of col Marian Sanders from a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant at Lake Square mall deputies and company officials said. It took a truck and three grown men just to drag it Alozij the parking lot to set it up said Judy Householder District manager for the franchise. The red and White balloon was 30 feet in diameter weighed 600 pounds and Cost $10,000, Householder said. It s Brand new. We put it in Leesburg to go along with the opening of our new  she said she suspects children stole the balloon As a prank i m not interested in pressing charge. All i want13 my balloon  Texas company to help build the tallest building in China Austin Texas up Lamar financial corp. His announced that one of its subsidiaries in partnership with the chinese government will build the tallest building in China a 62-Story office Tower in Canton. The $200 million Complex which will be Uible from some parts of Hong Kong 60 Miles away will be built on the Trade fair grounds in Canton said Stanley e. Darnt chairman of Lamar. The joint venture will be undertaken by Lamar s Whol or owned subsidiary Dallas based realty development corp., and the Tien to economic & Trade co. Adams said much of China s foreign Trade u conducted at the fair held in april and october of each year. The new Complex will have centralized exhibition space and office hotel and apartment space. University agrees to pay Fine for violating animal welfare act Washington a the University of Pennsyl Vama has agreed to pay a $4,000 Fine and Lake other Steps o Settle charges it violated the animal welfare act in fun treatment of primates used in studies of head injuries the agriculture department said. In addition to paying the Fine the University will improve use of pain relieving drugs in animal Experiment 1� k   and training for research worker who handle Laboratory animals said Bert w. Hawkins T animal and plan health i Myrh 80vmn"le"t july 18 suspended the University s re is it Erda at inflicted hrad injuries on Laboratory Baboons afer investigation showed poor care of the animals and improper training and supervision flab assistants