European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 09, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday december 9, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 27 i 4 cities submit bids for j 992 olympic from press dispatches i.ausanni-. Switzerland four teen cities presented formal bids sat urday to Host the 1992 olympic games. The cities seven seeking the summer games and seven the Winter games made their bids on the final Day of a three Day meeting of the International olympic committee s executive Board. The candidates for the summer olympics Are Amsterdam nether lands Barcelona Spain Birmingham England Belgrade Yugoslavia Bris Bane Australia Paris and new Delhi India. Bidding for the Winter games arc Alicr Tville France Anchorage alas a  Germany Cortina d , Italy Falun Sweden Lillehammer Norway and Sofia Bulgaria. Each City will be visited by representatives of the Ioc the association of National olympic committees an the International sports federation be fore the 92 Ioc members reach their final a a vision next summer at their Congress Here. Payton s Mailbox stolen Barrington Iii. A Reward of two playoff tickets and an autographed football apparently was not enough to get Back the stolen Mailbox of Chicago bears running Back Walter Payton. Two Harrington men were charge Friday with the theft of Payton s my Box which has been missing since " 26. The Box a gift from the Villa Arlington Heights is marked Pron run. Ujj several Days after the theft Byton held a news conference offering of tick ets and football in return for luf mail Box but nobody came Forward. De Persling and Dale Panfi Werc arrested and appeared in Cir yet court Friday where they were Chi ged with one count each of felony thin and one charge of criminal damage property. Perkins pact a ended Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama coach Ray Perkins pm stepped into the shoes of the late pm Bear Bry ant in 1982, has been men a Lurecy a contract Extension Aff Bama president Joab Thomas said sashay. Perkins 44, left a Job As head coach of the new York gifts of the National football league in he was hired on dec. 14, 1982, just of tar Bryant retired As the winnings Koach in division i by. Being paid about a five year contract h has now been sex the 1990 season. In named athletic direct it Castern conference t under contract. 0 Over for Bryant Perkins 21-12-1 record include Mark this year. Alabama,15, takes on a ranked California in the Aloha bowl sports wire and the Memphis show Bod czech fans tried College football he Perkins $100.000 a Yeafol through 1987,1 tended thrown 1983. Perkins Tor at the school a Post since Tak has Compau ing to 8-2 ranked n Southern on dec. 5 lion sign free agent Deloit the Detroit Lions sat Rudoy mined free agent Mark Stevenson to i guard or Center As replacement for irm red Kevin Glover. Swenson 29, was among the final de in september by the san p chargers. The 6-foot-3, 285 d lineman played parts of the three ius seasons in the Usel with the Igo Blitz the Arizona wranglers Prague third in fans of Pra gue s popular Sparta a occur team who smashed up equip remit on a train last summer will us Naf uial at a Prague District court a Sloay the cask Oslo Vunsky sport  saturday. A court office was quoted As saying that adults arnder the group May face prison terms App to eight years in jail on charges Obb Amage to property in socialist own ship and of breach of Public Pecac Creight of the group Are minors and can expect lesser punishment. As Good As Leonard Lon lbs Donald Curry who be came a disputed world welterweight boxing Campion by knocking out Mil ton met Rory in Las vegas is As Good As his jew. Sugar Ray Leonard Welsh fight Colin Jones says. A macs who has fought both Curry and my Rory in world title fights said on wish television after watching film of urday s clash he lacks a bit of the Owman Sho of Leonard but 1 think e s a better  Curry world boxing association and International boxing federation titlist became the undisputed King of the welterweight by taking Mccrory the world boxing Council Champion inside two rounds. , ranked no. 10 by the wac but inactive through injury fought a draw and then lost on Points to Mccrory but was stopped inside four rounds by Curry. Drivers Given checks new York a record $1.6 Mil lion in postseason awards were presented Here to competitors on the Nas car grand National Stock car circuit. The biggest Check of the gala affair Ina new York hotel was $350,426.60, presented to Winston cup Champion Dar Rell Wall rip for winning his third title. That included $250,000 from Winston and $100,436.60 from the Lascar Point fund. Rinkers hold Golf Lead Largo Flo. Larry and Laurie Rinker capitalizing on a disastrous 1 5thhole by Mark Mccumber and Chris Johnson saturday dropped in seven Bir Dies for a 67 and a one shot Lead after three rounds of the $600,000 mixed team classic. The Rinkers one of three brother Sis Ter combinations on the professional Golf Tours overcame consecutive bogeys on the i it nine to stand at 15-Undcr-Par 201. Mccumber and Johnson also fired a 67  a total of 202. Three teams Scott Hoch and Jane Blalock Craig Stadler and Lori Gar Bacz and Curtis strange and Nancy Lopez Are three shots Back at 204. Cutie Banks honoured Houston Willie Banks the first american record Holder in the triple jump in 74 years was named win Ner of the Jesse Owens award saturday night by the athletics Congress. The award is presented to the year s outstanding american track and Field  other track greats Bud win Ter Able Kivist Mel pattern and John Thomas were inducted into the National track and Field Hall of Fame. Sex army physician says Hirohito knew of tests on pos Washington a an army doctor who investigated Japan s germ War fare program in 1945 says emperor Hirohito condoned lethal biological experiments on american prisoners of War. In my Book shoot me if you want to but i think he knew it retired it. Col. Murray Sanders said Friday at a news con Ference. Sanders said his investigation which was ordered by Gen. Douglas Macarthur con Vinced him that Hirohito condoned the experiments by the Imperial army s unit 731 at the Mukden prisoner of War Camp in Manchuria. Sanders said he was instrumental in obtaining immunity from War crimes prosecution for those in the 10,000-member unit and was stunned a few weeks later when he was informed that it had used american pos As Guinea pigs. The experiments allegedly included Dis Section of bodies and injection of captured americans with plague typhus and anthrax. Despite decades of evidence of excesses there has been Little notice of the Case in the United states until recently British television producer Peter Williams told the news conference. Part of a Williams documentary on the Case produced earlier for the British net work it was broadcast thursday night on Abc to s "20-20" program. The soviet Union whose captured troops were held at Mukden along with Ameri can British australian and chinese prison ers tried some of the japanese involved As Early As 1949, Williams said. Early this year the no. I Best Selling Book in Tokyo was the Devil s gluttony by Sci Chi Morimura. Which detailed unit 731 excesses. The bulletin of atomic scientists a . Publication in 1984 quoted a 1956 Fri memo As saying american officials knew pos were used As Guinea pigs but had agreed not to prosecute in return for data from the experiments. Rep. Pat Williams. D-mont., told the news conference he will push for legislation to pay for medical care for american survivors of the Camp. He was sharply critical of the . Government s role in the aftermath of the probe. For 40 years now our government has steadfastly denied that any americans were experimented upon he said. The first wrong the first lie has begat others. Our pos have been abandoned  Sanders said Locum cols showed Hirohito was at the top of the biological warfare program s Chain of command. He said the evidence indicated the emperor had been More than an unwitting figurehead. Asked repeatedly if he had any doubt Hirohito was aware of the experiments and condoned them Sanders said emphatically  Sanders said he had hoped to make Hiro Hito answer for the excesses but such a course was ruled out. One reason he said was fear of an uprising in Japan which he called a Seething cauldron in the aftermath of defeat. If the emperor had been brought in i think you d have had a lot of dealt Ameri cans Sanders said. A spokesman for Hirohito in Tokyo declined immediate comment on the allegations Friday. Sanders said that within weeks of the Start of his investigation he suspected he was being conned by the japanese and asked Macarthur by then the military governor How rough do we gel we Are not Given to  Sanders quoted Macarthur As saying. Get what you can and Promise them and i la Buck in whatever you  Sanders said the facts were obtained Fol lowing the immunity Grant Anil suggestions to reluctant witnesses that the task of fur ther interrogation might be delegated to the soviets. The japanese denied using humans As Guinea pigs Sanders said. He said the in formation provided contained clues that could be interpreted Only in Hindsight. Sanders said he deeply regrets the unit 731 immunity Grant. I would have been very Happy to be Parton the firing squad he said. Instead of being punished Peter Williams said a number of doctors in unit 731 went on to distinguished medical careers. Japan assails . Pro of semiconductor Industry Tokyo up to in said saturday that president Reagan s Dent Jan to launch an official anti dumping against the japanese semiconductor suds try hampers efforts by the two nation solve their thorny Trade problem. The ministry of International Trade and Industry said the us. Move was regret to ble particularly because it came jus Days after the United states and in their most recent talks on  the Trade Issue. Reagan s decision Ililau Trumfr efforts our nation has been making fio remedy the situation the ministry we in a statement. The  dumping charge shave Agar Ayatch Phe tensions Between the two countries gaming from Japan s soar ing Trade Suppus with the United states which a excl cited to reach $50 billion this year. The if mistry Sta Lent also criticized Washington for a the unilateral decision to launch Llu ligation without consulting the japanese Vern mint. Reagan  the Commerce department investigate the charges that  of the sophisticated 256k off Kama random Access memory hip of arc Selling their products at below to gain a Large share of the . Mar a Csc semiconductor manufacturers denied the dumping allegations. Comic rcom a rotary Malcolm Baldric said this was Chw Fisl time the . Govern ment has  claim against the japanese scmiconafl6uindustry. Three american Compa Jive brought unfair Trade cases against Jan ii Mem Ory Chip makers. The coment ruled earlier last week that Jap firms Are dumping a less sophisticated Chip the 64k dynamic random action memory semiconductor. That ruling if upheld could result in tariffs against the japanese companies which include Hitachi Mitsubishi Oki and others