European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 15, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 6 the stars and stripes wednesday january 15. 1936 stateside . Gov. Sanford plans to seek Senate nomination Raleigh . A former gov. Terry Sanford says lie Wilt Seel the democratic nomination for inc sen ate Seal held by John East a Republican who is Noi seek ing re election because of poor health. Sanford fib who last year finished second to Paul 0, Kirk in the race Tot chairman of the democratic National committee said that he was entering i he Campaign Al the urging of slate democratic leaders. A great Many people who cure about North Carolina have talked to me about it Sanford mid. I Sec it Ai an Opportunity of service but also i see ii As an Opportunity la return the democratic party to a position of doing things thai Benefit North  former budget chief Lance to sell his holdings in Bank , a. A former . Budget chief Bert Lance has agreed to sell his interest in the Bank he Heads the Hank announced. Lance who ran the office of management and budget during the Carter administration announced he will leave his Nom As chairman of the Calhoun first National Bank on Jan. 20. The Federal office of inc comptroller of the currency has sued Lance and the Bank charging that they violated securities Laws by keeping shareholders in the Dirrl about the Progress of merger talks with first Railroad and Bank ing co. Of Georgia. According to Bank spokesman Mike Jones Lance and shareholders who together own a controlling interest in the Bank have agreed to sell their shares la Kenneth Boring chairman of the Board of Hardwick Bank and Trust co. Of Datum. Veteran airline Pilot celebrates 40th birthday with 40 sky dives Sheridan Ore. Up airline Pilot Warren Wal ters celebrated his -10th birthday with 40 sky dives in six hours capping his last jump with sips of Champagne. Sky diving has been a big part of my life said the Veteran Pilot of Camas wash., a Pilot Lor horizon air line his last leap near Sheridan Ore., involved eight people and a series of complicated acrobatics. After the 40 jumps his friends inducted him into the parachutist Over phony society or pops for Feorl. Kentucky Hospital will treat polish boy with heart defect Louisville by. A a polish youth with heart disease will be brought to Kentucky for treatment Al he Mana Hospital Audubon the Hospital said. The boy was identified As Jan Bartkowicz 8, in a news release issued by Humana inc., an International Hospital corporation. According to inc release the boy s father Janusz Bart Ikowicz asked for Humana s help through the . Embassy. A letter from Lech Walesa the polish labor Union Leader accompanied the request for help a copy of the father s letter was sent la Humana by the stale department. The father wrote the letter after doctors in Poland recommended that the boy be sent to a medical Center with greater capabilities than the Cracow Hospital where be has been a a hem since september. Drifter becomes sinker Dpi pm a 9ft-ft�a  that was font tried enl the drifters i restaurant lies on the Bottom of the Hudson River near Hoboken no. The bout went Down at its Dock and a coast guard report Slid the vessel tvs pulled under what Barge lied to it Sank. The boat restaurant has was Duel fir Renotti Tiofil but my a reopen soon.  flight schedules posted by pan am Aeroflot new York up the sovet airline Aeroflot and pan american world airways monday announced schedules for the resumption of service Between the United Sines and the soviet Union for the first time since 1981. Service Between the two countries is scheduled to Start april 27, pan am spokesman Merle Richman raid president Reagan revoked Aeroflot i Landing rights in new York and Washington on dec. 29, 19bi, in response to the Kremlin backed imposition of martial Law in Poland and reaffirmed his decision in september 19b3 after soviet jets shot Down korean air lines flight 007 Over these of Japan. The president then closed Aero Lofs offices in new York and Washington and ordered lop Aeroflot officials out of the country. Landing rights for Aeroflot were reinstated by transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole shortly after the Gene f to Mok w an four Days a week. Passengers will be Able to Fly ram various is. Alia to Frankfurt Germany. In Transfer to nights to the soviet Union. Aeroflot will Fly from Moscow to either new York a Washington with a refuelling Stop in Gander Newton land pan am flights will leave John f. Kennedy intentional Airport for Moscow on mondays and saturday Ai will leave for Leningrad on thursdays and Friday Aeroflot will Fly Between Moscow and new Voik m sundays and Moscow Tad Washington on tuesday pan am stopped flying to the soviet Union in i9ts because of a dramatic jump in the Cost of aviation Foci and n reduction in passengers i Chiron said. The airline stopped service to 10 cities mostly in East Ern Europe at the same time. Yuri Bagirov. A soviet tourism official in new York said the resumption of air service Between the 10 ecu tries was in the spirit of the Geneva  he said Aeroflot officials would arrive in the United states wednesday and look for locations for new Titi car new York and Washington. Bank workers steal More than robbers . Says Miami a Federal statistics Indi Erie i Hai Bank employees stole Sill million in 1984, nine limes More than Bank Rob Bers and experts say that s Only one exam ple of increasing worker thefts that May Cost businesses More Itiat $1 billion yearly. Up to 75 Pic Chi of the 114 Bank failures last year May have been prompted by fraud and embezzlement said Bariuad Matthews associate Deputy us. Attorney Genc rtt. It seemed superficially to be a Case of bad management he said. But As the Fri Loa cd into it. They realized embezzle Mcnol was a  in Florida the Fri solved 319 cases of Bank fraud and embezzlement in 1983, the Miami Herald reported monday. The nest year they solved 509 such cases. Banks Aren t alone with these losses Industry experts say. Employee theft is far More serious a business liability than shop lifting and burglary in the retail Industry insurance companies paid oui s3m million in 1914 on employee theft claims nearly double the amount they paid out four years earlier said Robert Hepburn Rice president of the surely association of America. And insurance claims represent no More than 20 percent of actual worker embezzle ment Hepburn said he estimated that work Eric it costs More Jhansi billion year. It s a National problem said Jerry Kezina president of profit Protection a Ages tank  Ine Sevland 1 Don t Meta n just retail  in the end White Collar crimes Cost con Sumers analysis say. Said lab me a real item of  Melva Kali us ,. Audiff pass those usually occur at Teller stations and in tie tending department the Herald reported. In the past four years insurance for financial institutions has tripled. Meanwhile employees with Sticky Fia 6ers at to c often simply fired than both red and a thy Herald reported v May end up with similar jobs umut Guys but  Banks and savings and loan associations get hit hardest by in House loss which to combat the crime Companie to using polygraph tests on new employee lie instituting new controls and Are becoming Mare eager to prosecute. In november . Attorney Leon kill nor announced fast track program for prosecuting Baal fraud and cab