European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 27, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday. November 27,1985 military Roundup thanksgiving vol Smarch to be held a Ramstein a a to kilo ctr Ivy vol Smarch will be held at Ramstein a Germany on thanksgiving. The recreation Center is the starting Point and the starting time is Roll . No food or drink will be available. The award is a Turkey Patch. Non id card holders must be Escor cd by an id card Holder to get on the base. New commissary is opened for Vilseck military Community Vilseck Germany is without skipping a beat the Vilseck commissary closed at in regular time saturday and opened at its regular time monday morning in a new facility. Usually a commissary has to close for two or three weeks said Joseph Doc cite 7th army training come commissary officer. But that he said would have been too much of an inconvenience for his customers. By working 10 to 12 hours a Day Doc cite split his work Force and installed temporary refrigeration boxes in a refurbished building that used to House hone stables. The commissary is four times As Large As the old one and carries 4,500 items More than twice the number As the old commissary. It also has four times the Frozen food space and 10 limes As Many parking spaces. Included in the project is a new warehouse across the Street Doucette said. Cafes autobahn stations to change hours for holidays Munich is the army and air Force Exchange service autobahn Gas stations will have special Holiday operating hours an Exchange spokesman Saio. The Frankfurt autobahn Gas station will be open seven Days a week from 7 . To 8 . The station will be open thanksgiving Day but it will close on Christmas Day an new year s Day. The Leitheim autobahn Gas station also operates seven Days a week from 8 . To 8 . The station will be open for service on thanksgiving but closed Christmas and new year s Day. The in Olstadt autobahn Gas station on a seven Day a Weck schedule is open for business monday through thursday 8 .-8 . And Friday through sunday 8 . To 10 . The station will be open for business thanksgiving Christmas and new year s. Clarification the automobile tires illustrated in the cafes advertisement that appeared in Friday s edition of the stars and stripes Are Standard tires. No Winter tires arc on Sale. Future Iran Leader Ayalon pfc fat Tea All Montini 63, by Beta chosen u the Futon Leader of Iran in the event of Ayalo Oab re Bobash Unn Cihir Delfa Iran i official news Agency the prominent theologian has been considered for Yean As the bpm apparent to 86-year-old Khomeini. Uji look Jott i wed mini Al t  . Offers $250,000 Reward for Plo Hijack fugitive Abbas to Tel i  a the United states tuesday offered a Reward of up to j250.000 for information leading to the apprehension prosecution and punishment of Mohammed Abbas a Palestine liberation organization Leader accused of masterminding the hijacking of the Achille 1-auro cruise ship on oct. 7. Stale department spokesman Charles e. Redman said Reward Money could also be paid to those with information leading to the arrest and prosecution of others who took part in the hijacking but have not been arrested. Abbas was in italian custody briefly after the hijacking but authorities in Italy permitted him to leave the country even though the United sep a had sought his extradition. Several other palestinians an Wang trial in Italy on criminal charges urn Ming fron the seizure of the boat. Italian  subsequently acknowledged that Tibas was involved in the capture of the cruise ship in which the Crew and passengers Wen held hostage and one of the 14 americans aboard Leon , was killed. Asked to comment on reports that Abbas has been seen in Baghdad Iraq Redman said the United states did not know his whereabouts. Last year. Congress appropriated j2 million to give rewards that might help bring terrorists to Justice. The maximum amount that can be granted in connection with an individual Case is $500,000. Redman said information received will be handled confidentially and the identities of the informants will be protected. He said the announcement had been scheduled before last week s bloody hijacking and the subsequent storming monday of an egyptian Airliner in Malta. Redman said the actual amount of the payment would be based on the state department s evaluation of the usefulness of the information received and any other Rele vant factors and therefore could be less than the s250.000 limit set in the Abbas Case. Mohammed Abbas greek official re Emfs charges of fax Security of a hens Airport Athens Greece a the greek government on tuesday rejected charges that Security was lax at Athens Airport and emphatically denied that weapons used by the terrorists to Hijack an Egypt air airline came from Athens. The government appears to be stung by the International criticism surrounding the bloody hijacking. It ended with 60 of he 98 persons aboard killed and Many others injured when egyptian commandos stormed the plane at Malta s Airport flanked by his undersecretary Yannis Kapsis the minister of Public order and Interior Agamenon Koutsogiorga and his Deputy Athanasios Tsouras at a news conference Papoulias said i categorically deny the weapons used by the hijackers came from Athens and added that investigations so far have failed to uncover any evidence to the contrary. He rejected a statement by the president of the French National airline Pilot Union Jean Luc Steiger who described greek Security authorities As lax and the Airport lacking in Security. Stager called the situation  Papoulias reiterated that Security at the Athens Airport meets the highest standards and that this was attested to by the International air transport association Iata. Iata Security officials inspected the Athens Airport after Greece instituted new measures following the Hijack ing of a Rome bound jetliner on june 14 shortly after Talcoff from Athens. He described us. Secretary of state George Shutz s com ments on the hijacking and it aftermath As fair and  Papoulias Felt that Greece could have played a role in inn gig the hijacking to a peaceful end and expressed bitterness that we were not informed by Egypt or Malta that commandos would attack the plane. We had 17 greeks aboard the aircraft perhaps we could have assist  he added that he was sending notes to their foreign ministers to complain Over their Lack of cooperation. Of the 17 greeks 12 were killed and five wounded. Papoulias disclosed that shortly after the hijacked plane landed in Valletta Malta s capital he contacted Libya and Algeria to seek their assistance. Asked Why he contacted the Arab countries and especially Libya Papoulias said i thought they could have  Hijack victim was t going to let terrorism Stop travel family says Oceanside Calif. A the american woman killed during the hijacking of an egyptian plane had been determined not to let International terrorism keep her from travelling her family says. Scarlett Marie Rogenkamp 38, who worked in Athens Greece for the . Air Force was shot in the head and thrown from the hijacked Egypt air flight shortly after it was commandeered to Malta on saturday on a flight from Athens to Cairo Egypt her Mother Hetty Peterson said she was almost cer Tain from the beginning that her daughter was the victim. They were Only waiting for footprints and blood Sam ple she said monday after the identification was made. During a Brief news conference on the Lawn of her Home Here Peterson fighting Back tears said she and her daughter had five Days together last summer in Vienna Austria. I was very Happy to be with my daughter this Pas summer she said. A she my eldest Del by Ter. She s most like me. She Stone most european and we were very very  Katherine Doris the victim s sister said Rogenkamp believed the Athens Airport s Security had been upgraded following last june s hijacking of a Twa Jet there. She thought that what had happened was in the past and that Security was strict now Doris said