European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Friday february 14,1986page 4 the14, Isoo election observers contradict Reagan. Jih Iki Marcos Camp sine Washington a several official . Observers say they saw Little if any justification for president Reagan s suggestion that violence and fraud in the philippine election May be blamed on the supporters of Chal Lenger Corazon Aquino As Well As on the forces or presi Dent Ferdinand e. Marcos. The election watchers said wednesday that because the election machinery was controlled by the Marcos govern ment there was Little Opportunity for Chat no by. Aquino s supporters while there was apparent manipulation or the government s vote count. Indeed the chairman of the . Delegation. Sen. Rich Ard Lugar suggested that if the Marcos government is shown to have fatally pawed the counting my guess i Congress will not appropriate Money for military or Finan Cial Aid for the  presidential envoy Philip c. Habib was due to leave for Manila Philippines late thursday afternoon after consulting at the stale department with experts on hot Efy a san new conference he was conc Elneda of Lee violence and he possibility o fraud although it could have been thai All of that was occurring on both ,but Lark Helmic a spokesman for 1 Igar said. T he delegation received 100 times More reports of alleged fraud by the Marcos Side than came in about he Aquino s de but no one was Able to confirm reports of fraud by Aquino s supporters by Unida her opposition party or Elfr Eithfl National movement for few Ert Richard Mccall an aide to sen. John Kerry another of Breve. Said whee there were reports of some precincts going 300-0 for Aquino some Marcos areas reported mar cd fraud originated with the Marcos Camp since thee Lee on count8is conducted by the government. To the White House Lugar argued that Soree Grad by the Aquino Side. Mccall said senator Kerry did t see any signs of it. The ability of the opposition to pull off any fraud was just  Adam Maida said he agreed most of the report sleeping like a Snow baby Sas Fri a arc counted the aide said. I Unnur and other delegation members said that although the United Sites sent $154 million in  Aid last year. Dod supplier sentenced for bogus parts Cincinnati a a former Marine was sentenced to two years in prison wednesday by a Federal judge who told him he should have known the potential Hazard of supplying counterfeit safety equipment to the  a. Ballard was sentenced by . District judge s. Arthur Spiegel for supplying unapproved a risk fac piece lenses to the defense department. If anyone should know the consequence of shipping substandard equipment to the military whose lives depend on it it should be or. Ballard who served on the firing Ine said Spiegel. Ballard 37, served two years with the marines in Vietnam the judge said. The fac pieces were to have been used m Gas masks respirators and self contained breathing systems used by military fire fighters As Protection against fire fumes and toxic chemicals. Ballard president of Lewisburg Supply co., pleaded guilty to two counts of a 30 count felony indictment in which he a accused of knowingly shipping about 20,000 unapproved fac pieces and of Chan Ging their labels to conceal their True origin. Authorities said Ballard received at least $64,733 from the defense department boy with aids gets doctor s of to return to school Kokomo ind. A a county med ical officer ruled thursday that 14-year-old aids victim Ryan White poses no health threat to his fellow classmates and teachers and should be allowed to return to school. Or. Alan j. Alder chief medical office for Howard county made the ruling after examining the boy thursday morning. At an appeals hearing last week school officials were ordered to admit Ryan Pend ing approval from Adler. Officials of Western Middle school have sought for More than a year to keep him  s Mother Jeanne said Adler gave her son a regular exam but looked More into How Ryan was emotionally and How it would be for him to go Back to  she had said she probably would continue her fight in Federal court to get Ryan Back in school if Adler ruled against issuing a health certificate. Adler said Ryan had the right to return to classes starting Friday but he suggested that Ryan stay Home for about a week be cause of a flu epidemic in the area. Aids makes the body s immune system unable to fight disease. Ryan was banned from his seventh Grade classes after his acquired immune deficiency syndrome was diagnosed. A Haemophilia a he contracted the disease from tainted blood products his Mother said. School officials announced tuesday thy would hold county health officials responsible for any liability if Adler recommended that Ryan be admitted to classes. I be made this decision acting As the Blaze kills 7 children left alone in House Al Campo Texas up a fire swept through a Wood Frame House killing seven children who were left in the Home alone by their mothers. The children s Ages ranged from 2 months to 8 years. The House was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived after Midnight thurs Day a police dispatcher said. Al Campo is about 70 Miles Southwest of Houston. The first person who arrived on the scene heard screaming but was unable to get into the House because of flames the dispatcher said. Five of the children were found in a front room of the House and the other two were found in a Back room. The cause of the fire has not been determined said police sgt. Dwight Tiller. The mothers of the children were located several hours after the fire and were questioned by police. It had not been deter mined if charges would be filed against them Tiller said. We be had some other bad fires in Al Campo he said. The thing about this one was that there were no parents at Home. We do have an interest in this  five of the victims were children of Jac Queline Williams and the other two were children of Marsha Taylor Owens the Dis Patcher said. She identified the victims As Monica Williams 8 Jeremy Williams 7 Veronica Williams 6 Jason Williams 3 and Claressa Williams 9 months and in the other family Demetris Denise Johnson 3 and Nathan Johnson 2 months. County Heath officer Adler said  assume i can be sued like anyone else. But i m willing to take that responsibility the decision on the educational place ment of Ryan was assigned to Adler wit week by the Indiana Board of specie Edu cation appeals. At a hearing in Lafayette the panel ordered the school to request health certificate from Adler and to admit Ryan contingent on Adler s recommendation. The certificate was mandated by the panel to comply with a state Law relating to communicable diseases in Public schools. Charles Vaughn the attorney for the Whites said he was very pleased with the decision. I feel like the Long Battle in  David Day the attorney for the school said a decision on further attempts to keep Ryan from class would have to be made by the school corporation and he had not Dis cussed it with them. It s become pretty apparent in the last few Days that he health officer was lean ing in that direction Day said. I Don suppose anything you Are going to do going to satisfy everybody. But this is a first time you be had a doctor who has that it poses no threat and that he will to. Responsibility if it