European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 30, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 26 the stars and stripes saturday november 30, 1935 Man alerted by to gets new heart lungs Tucson. Ariz. A doctors transplanted the heart and lungs of an unidentified donor into the Chest of a Man who was alerted that the organs were available when a message flashed across his television screen. Nina tray off a spokeswoman for the University of Ari Zona medical Center said he message was flashed in a bid to find 32-year-old Terry May after doctors had tried to reach him at his Home in to pc and then on the Beeper he always carries. She said there was no answer at his Home and the Beeper was not working. Terry May Call University medical Center in Tuc son the line read. May was eating thanksgiving dinner at a Cousin s House in Phoenix when friends called and told him they had seen the message while watching the National football league game Between the Dallas cowboys and the St. Louis cardinals. May who suffers from cardiopulmonary hypertension and lung disease had been waiting for a suitable donor for a year Trasoff said. After he called the Hospital she said tsp to in Phoenix sent its helicopter to pick up May and his wife and take them to Tucson. The Only information released about the donor was that his body was flown Here from Las vegas nov. Trasoff said officials tried hard to find May once they Learned the organs were available. Or. Jack Copeland head of the heart surgery program called every May he could find listed in the Tempe Scottsdale Mesa area but could not locate Terry May she then began contacting television stations in Pho s team had not done a heart lung transplant previously but has performed numerous heart transplants. The team used an artificial Jarvik-7 heart to keep Michael alive for nine Days earlier this year when the artificial device was replaced with a donor heart. Drummond returned Home to Phoenix this week. The world s longest surviving heart lung recipient Mary Gohlke lives in Mesa. She underwent the operation at Stanford University on March 9, 1980. German bunco Eshraf oks service Extension for draftees i Bonn a West Germany s upper House of parliament on Friday approved the Extension of compulsory military service to 18 months starting in 1989. A move aimed at compensating for the world s lowest birth rate. Current military service time is 15 months. The new measure approved in a majority vote with the left Wing social democrats opposed also raises the period of alternative civilian service for conscientious objectors from 20 to 24 months. It also would add married men and top sports figures to the Rolls and relax some fitness requirements. The upper House the bundesrat is com posed of appointed representatives from West Germany s 10 states. The Bill must still be approved by the bundestag the elected lower House of parliament. Chancellor Helmut Kohl s coalition of the conservative Christian democrats and Liberal free democrats has a majority in both houses. Defense minister Manfred Woerner had asked for the Extension of conscription time to maintain West Germany s peacetime troop strength at 495,000 in the 1990s de spite the negative birth rate which has prevailed since 1972. The measure approved by Kohl s cab inet two months ago was vehemently opposed in the bundesrat by social demo cratic deputies. The left Wing social democrats have led resistance to the conscription Extension saying it will seriously interfere with the education of Young adults. A defense ministry state Neil in october said West Germany s military forces Sec Ond largest to the United states in the nato Alliance could drop dramatically to under 300.000 by the end of the 1990s if something is not done. The bundesrat rejected a proposal by Interior minister Friedrich Zir Mermann to lift or restrict service exemptions for police officials civil defense and disaster Relief workers. Astronaut hard hats practice for space station Cape canaveral Fla. Up two shuttle astronauts prepared for a six hour spacewalk late Friday to usher in the space station Era by practising Orbital construction using beams that work like giant tinker toys. Turning Atlantis s cargo Bay into a construction zone space hard hats Jerry Ross and Sherwood Spring planned to practice erecting a 45-foot-tall Tower and Assem bling Pyramid shaped structures to study the difficulty of manipulating unwieldy objects in weightlessness. I feel that this is probably the most ambitious or at least the most energetic spacewalk that we be attempted so far Ross said. The astronauts began their fourth Day in orbit when they were awakened by the Marine corps hymn radioed up from Mission control in Houston. Co Pilot Bryan o con nor is a Marine lieutenant colonel. The evening spacewalk and another on sunday arc expected to help National aeronautics and space administration engineers gain a better understanding of the problems that might be encountered when construction Crews begin assembling the Agency s planned space station around 1993. All of this is geared toward being Able p come up with ways to make a space Sta Tion fit together and build it once you get put there commander Bressler Shaw said in an interview before Blastoff tuesday. We can haul All the parts up in the space shuttle but once you get it there you be got to fasten it All together he said. So we re trying to figure out what is the Best Way to approach looking on with Shaw from inside the shuttle s Crew Cabin will be o Connor Mary Cleave Rodolfo Neri of Mexico and Charles Walker an Engineer with Mcdon Nell Douglas astronautics co. Reflecting the evening work Cycle prompted by Atlantis s night launch the astronauts began an eight hour sleep period Friday morning after being congratulated by ground controllers on a so far successful Mission. The Crew celebrated the traditional american thanksgiving Holiday by launch ing one of the world s most powerful television relay satellites chalking up the flight s third successful satellite deployment and earning Nasa $35.5 million in delivery fees. The astronauts then settled Down to a Well deserved Turkey dinner with All the trimmings. See photo. Page 3. On wednesday the Crew launched a mexican communications station and a similar satellite owned by Australia. The launch thursday of sitcom Ku-2, owned by Ria american communications inc., set the stage for Friday s spacewalk. If the beams and the structures go to Gether As we have planned it will give us a great Deal of Confidence that we can proceed Down the line with the space station designs that we re laying Down Nasa administrator James Beggs said. For the spacewalk sunday Spring and Ross will repeat the construction exercises and practice make believe repairs. Atlan tis is scheduled to land tuesday at Cali fornia s Edwards a feb. Temperatures troop Cut from Page 1 be presented at the nato Warsaw pact troop reduction talks in Vienna Austria by dec. 5, when the current round is to end the officials said. Singer makes sure fans hear score Wuppertal Germany soc cer went to the opera Here wednes Day night. It was the same night of the important european cup game Between Germany s Prussia monchengladbach and Spain s real Madrid that ended 5-1 for the German team. A Singer at the opera House Here decided to update the third scene of Jacques Offenbach s la Peri Chole that finds a pair of lovers tied up and thrown into prison. The Singer put his head through a Hole in the Wall and declaimed do not fear monchengladbach is leading 4 to 0." the improvisation was greeted by the full House with a Long ovation the press reported. Long standing disagreement on current Levels of troop strengths and disputes about ways of verifying an agreement on Mutual cuts Are the main obstacles in the talks which began in october 1973. The proposed new nato offer would put off temporarily further efforts to agree on current Levels of troop strengths the . Official said. It would instead suggest modest initial reductions on both sides and Institute a verification procedure to see whether it was effective in monitoring reductions he said. The official declined to provide More de tails of the nato plan. Foreign ministry officials in Germany speaking on condition of anonymity con firmed Friday that the nato proposal would not insist on agreement on the number of sol Diers currently deployed by each Side. The German officials said the new nato proposal stemmed from a joint Brit ish German initiative. Negotiators for both sides agreed in 1983 on limits of 700,000 ground troops and 200,000 air Force personnel each. The West asserts that the Warsaw pact has roughly 960,000 ground troops in Cen trial Europe to about 800,000 for nato. The soviet led bloc says parity already exists at about 800,000 troops each. Negotiators on the Warsaw pact Side Are from the soviet Union Poland East Ger Many Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia. The nato countries represented at the talks Are the United states Britain Canada Norway Denmark the Netherlands Greece Italy Turkey Belgium and Luxembourg. 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