European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 6, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and strikes monday january 6, 1988 . To have j million millionaires by end of 86, Magazine predicts Washington a being Rich Leer conc in a million occurrence. In fan. By the end of this year one american House hold in 100 will have a net with of n million Dollar or More according to . News & world report a total of a million Mill Nair filing information from Market researchers the Mazarine said the route to riches is More Likely to be that of an entrepreneur than of a professional. The typical . Millionaire is a White male in his Early 60s. Is still married o his first wife and has a business catering to Ordinary needs of his neighbors it reported. The real Way people male Money is. Hard work for 30 years six Days a  said Thomas Stanley a Georgia slate University marketing professor who has been watching millionaires for More Ihan a decade. Nor does Fame always go with Fortune the report stated. Entertainers athletes or users and the like make backgrounds it said. Many millionaires Don t see themselves As Rich. Most retain their Middle class lifestyles shunning conspicuous consumption and linking twice before spending Money including giving to Charity the Magazine s3jd.the highest concentration of millionaires is found in Florida where 19 out of 1,000 households were in that category  Are he District of Columbia with per 1.000, and Connecticut which has 16 per 1,000, the Magazine reported. Most am incan millionaires Don t succeed by being Einstein or Edison but by giving the familiar a new twist Lite report says the businesses in which Irwy make their fortunes have none of the glib and Glamour of High tech and investment banking the average annual income of millionaires is 1121,000. The Magazine said which the entrepreneur up is than like Rentof the millionaire population can s Tretch h farther by use of perquisites sch As com dignity percent of the elite group did not inherit their Pany owned cars expense accounts and pension prow wealth but rame from Middle class or working class. Sions. Women s Progress is throwback to earlier generation study says Seattle a women today generally Are More like their grandmothers than of War mothers largely be cause they Are More Independent a study by the Battelle human affairs research Center has concluded. Sloven Mclaughlin Leader of Battelle s study the changing life course of am Ilean women said women today Are much More Independent than their mothers becoming More educated marrying later and divorcing earlier. They re also spending fewer years in marriage having fewer children and spending More years in the labor mar  trends also occurred two generations ago Mclaughlin said. Reports of women s Progress seem dramatic because women s status is usually compared with the previous generation instead of put in a longer historical perspective j said. Mclaughlin considers the last generation to be Aber rant because their members lost educational ground married earlier had More children and remained dependent on their families longer than their mothers. The Battelle research team which includes demographers sociologists economists and a social psychologist is to swing on a  research project commissioned by cosmopolitan Magazine to find out to women s altitudes value beliefs and expectations Are changing. The study is to be completed later this year. Mclaughlin said the information is intended primarily for cosmopolitan s advertisers As a guide to How changing lifestyles and attitudes affect products women buy and How those products should be advertised. For jew male he said a significant number of women marrying later and divorcing earlier Means that women Are running Independent households longer add mating ail the decisions about buying things for those households from carpets to lawnmowers and  Mclaughlin believe the Shock of the depression and world War ii made women of the previous generation depart from the path taken by their mothers. When they were children they suffered from the deprivations of the depression he Laid. Then upon reach ing adulthood they experienced the economic and social upheaval of wild War ii. When everything took off in the 1950s, they had Stan Dards set for a lifestyle that were pretty Low. Not going to bed hungry meant they were doing Well. So when their Quality of life went Way up they married earlier and my lot of kids they had the families their parents could t with the exception of the years when the baby Boom Mother were bearing children the divorce rate has been going up throughout the  Mclaughlin said. The trend toward increasing economic social and Tei Ual options for women has diminished the value of marriage so that women Are delaying getting into it and Leav ing it sooner. Marriage just in t As Good a Deal for women As it used to be he said. Still there Ore some significant differences Between today s woman and her grandmother he said. Two generations ago he said women were limited to service or teaching jobs while women today Are moving into management. In the past he said women s jives tended to Progress through phases such As education Job or childbearing while today s woman is More Likely 10 be simultaneously involved in a career and child raising. 15 die in Home fires across . By the associated press fires in new York Kentucky new Jersey and Nebraska killed 15 people saturday including five children in a a member family who died when a Blaze swept through their Home while Thor parents a re away authorities said. The new York fire was raging out of control in the basement of the Brick Home in. The Bronx when fire fighters arrived. Four of the children Ages 2 to i 5, had been sleeping in the basement where their bodies were found. We tried everything humanly possible to get in the door to those kids but it was just impossible said firefighter Tom Slevin. An 11-month-Aid infant died later at a Hospital authorities said. Two of the read children were found under a bed and two others were found under a mattress. When kids panic they try to hide like that said fire i. Thomas Mcenroe. The parents were not Home just before noon sat urday when the fire broke out in the basement Mcenroe said. Sin of the family s ii children either escaped or were rescued. They were not injured a Blaze at a Home in Willingboro n.j., near Phila Delphia trapped and killed twin 20-year-old Sisters and a 7-year-old Niece they were visiting in her two Etory Home authorities said. The 28-Yenr-old father of the Young girl was critically burned in a futile attempt to save her and her aunts after throwing his 2-year-old daughter out a second floor window to safety said Burlington county  supervisor Nancy Pool uni. The 2-year-old girl suffered a broken Collarbone in the fall she said. In Brock. Neb., a woman and her 3 and 8-year-old daughters died in a House fire believed la have been started by an electrical problem with a combination can opener knife Sharpener authorities said. The woman s husband escaped unharmed. In Williams-town., ky., Juan South of Cincinnati a couple and two children Ages 3 years and 11 weeks were killed when their trailer was destroyed in a tire blamed on a malfunctioning kerosene stove slate police said. Stateside farm activist cryts reportedly a candidate Cape Girardeau. To. A Wayne Crew the farm activist who made headlines in i 981 by taking a soybeans frown a bankrupt rain elevator reportedly will seek the democratic nomination for Congress from soul. Cast Missouri. The Southeast missourian newspaper in Cape Girar Deau published a Story saying Aryls had decided to run in the primary for the right to Challenge rep. Wham Emer son a Republican who has represented the 8th congressional District since 1980. Cryts to a the associated press he would announce his intensions at a news conference monday in Sikeston. In february 1981, cryts led a group of Farmers in covering More than 33,000 bushels of his soybeans from Arist me. Mo., Grain elevator owned by a bankrupt a Kansas company in july of thai year. Cryts and other removed the Beans from an elevator in Defiance of an order by a Federal bankruptcy judge. Talks break off Between Guild prospective buyer of newspaper St Louis a Encso Lillions Between the news paper Guild and a prospective buyer of the closed Down it Louis Globe Democrat broke off saturday and no More sessions were scheduled a Union official said. Robert Steinke enc Cutic Secretary of Guild local 47, said he had Calvd a special meeting of the 250 Globe Democrat Union members for wednesday to report on the talks a six hour meeting on saturday produced no tentative agreement Steinc said. The Guild and Veritas corp., which has the approval of n Federal bankruptcy judge to Purchase the Globe demo crat must reach an agreement before the sate can be completed. Be ii headed by two St. Louis businessmen Focas offered about jfi75,000 for assets of the newspaper and has offered to meet some obligations of the former Paulsner Jeffrey Cluck. George Wallace hospitalized for urinary tract infection Birmingham Ala. A gov. George c. Wallace was admitted to University Hospital saturday night for treatment of a urinary tract infection Accord ing to his press Secretary and Hospital officials. Wai lace 66, had been suffering flu like symptoms since thursday and had a temperature of More than 100 degrees saturday when physicians decided to have him hospitalized said the press Secretary Billy Joe Carlp. A Hospital spokesman said Wallace was in no Dan Ger. The four term governor who was driven to birding Ham from his mansion in Montgomery accompanied by two personal physicians will be Given intravenous antibiotics during his Hospital slay. Camp said. Infections of the urinary system often affect paraplegics. Wallace has been confined to a wheelchair since a 1972 assassination attempt left his legs paralysed and ended his Campaign for the presidency. Actress Jane Wyman celebrates her 72nd birthday in Hospital Santa Monica. Colin. Up Oscar winning actress Jane Wyman former wife of president Reagan spent Ber 72nd birthday quietly saturday in a Hospital recovering from surgery a nursing supervisor said. Wymark the matriarch of television s Falcon Crest prime Lime drama series was feeling Good and Prog Ressing Well from surgery thursday at St. John s Hospital to repair scar tissue from a previous operation said min ing supervisor Helen Berg. She does t want any visitors or Telephone Calls and the nurses Are just taking messages and giving them to her every compte of hours a mfg said. She said she knew of no plans for a birthday Celebration by Wyman. Who was expected to continue Ber stay Al lie Hospital for a fe1 More  the actress was admitted to the Hospital on new year s Day for flu like symptoms and had surgery to repair adhesion. Bob Crutchfield a spokesman for Lorimar productions said Friday a