European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 11, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes tuesday March 11, 1986 Goode apologizes for move tragedy. Philadelphia a mayor w. Wilson Goode ignoring Calls to resign has apologized to the people of Philadelphia for his handling of the siege of the move stronghold last year in which 11 members of the Radical cult died and 61 houses were destroyed. He said he does not expect to be indicted. In an emotional heart to heart talk sunday night he said he accepted responsibility for All the actions of City government the Good the bad and the tragic and brushed aside charges that he abdicated his responsibilities As a Leader during the confrontation. It was his response to last week s condemnation of Goode by the special investigation commission he appointed to probe the causes of the move disaster. At a news conference monday Goode said that if the District attorney convenes a grand jury to investigate the Case his top aides and other City employees will be under orders to cooperate  i do not feel i will be indicted Goode said monday. I do not feel there is a reason for me to be  the mayor also said changes Are under Way in the police department and in the City s crisis management plans to avoid future loss of life and property in similar situations. Among the changes already made was the appointment of a new police commissioner Kevin m. Tucker who replaced Gregore Sambore. Goode said he has also allowed internal reviews of the move Case to resume within the fire and police depart ments. Both were suspended while the investigating commission finished its work. In sunday night s address the mayor subtly Over looked the commission s harsh criticism while praising its members most of them his friends and supporters for their forthrightness integrity and  the 11 people died and the Homes were destroyed in a fire sparked by a bomb that police dropped on the move stronghold to blow up a Cache of weapons on thereof. Goode said he is sorry for the tragedy that has torn the City and asked the people to bring about recovery and  and when the bad and the tragic touch us and we lose momentum i too must take responsibility to bring about recovery and renewal he said in the 15-minutetelevised speech. Goode said sunday he would take note of the com Mission s , including those on use of explosives and guns but beyond that he swept aside charges by the commission that he was grossly negligent when he allowed police to drop the bomb. He also ignored the suggestion that a grand jury be empanelled to investigate what the commission called the unjustified homicides of five children in the move House. District attorney Ronald Castille has appointed three assistants to investigate whether a grand jury should consider criminal charges to be brought against City officials involved in the siege. In sorrowful tones Goode called May 13 the most tragic Day in my life and i wish it had never Hap  to say that i am sorry for lives lost for 61 Homes destroyed for damage to our spirit somehow can never be enough he said. All of you deserve much More. You deserve and you have my solemn pledge that i will work hard to make sure that it never happens again. Another City might be torn apart by the tragic event of last May he said. Another City might Rush to forget to pretend it did not happen. But another City is not our City. And our City will never come apart and will never forget. I ask All of you who Are concerned about our future to join me in achieving our goals. Together we can make it  Goode a Democrat has found himself defending his ability to govern the nation s fifth largest City. Some critics have said the aftermath of the move debacle could Force him from office. I will never quit Goode said last week. I Don t intend to do anything but go out there and redouble  Marcos hits Snag in frying of ease mansion Honolulu a the possibility of former philippine president Ferdinand Marcos leasing a mansion in a posh Honolulu neighbourhood has run into business difficulties say the estate s owner and his tenant. Marcos and his entourage remained at Hickam fab despite speculation that they would move into the Man Sion in the Manoa neighbourhood of the City during the weekend. I thought by now if they were going to move they would have moved in already mayor Frank Fasi said sunday. So maybe they re not  Fasi said he has received several complaints about the possibility of Marcos moving into the estate from neigh boyhood residents fearful about Security and an influx of sightseers reporters and photographers and others. The mayor has said he opposes the use of City funds to provide Protection for the ousted president. While the occupant of the estate is willing to rent to Marcos the owner of the property is not because of Busi Ness arrangements. Zoltan Rudolics a commercial real estate agent must pay off a $625,000 option to buy the property which includes a main House and servants quarters before he can rent it said the owner t. Carrick Jordan. Rudolics said he planned to exercise his option to buy within 30 Days. Meanwhile William Craig who Heads the immigration and naturalization service in Honolulu said the state department monday planned to release a list of the names of the 89 people who accompanied Marcos into exile. Toxic spill from forces evacuation of town former philippine Leader Ferdinand Marcos is negotiating to lease this House left and servants quarters Tanker n Springville Ala. A a Tanker truck carrying a toxic highly volatile chem ical overturned on an interstate and spilled 2,000 Gallons injuring 18 people and forc ing the town s evacuation officials said. About 1,500 residents were taken to National guard armoires and schools Early monday on the recommendation of state emergency management officials said mayor Gerald Ash. The evacuation could last 24 hours officials said. The 18-Wheeler apparently blew a tire and overturned about 11 30 . Sunday on an isolated stretch of interstate 59 about 20 Miles Northeast of Birmingham Ash said. It was carrying about 4,000 Gallons of toluene i is Cyanate which can be fatal if inhaled swallowed or absorbed through the skin said Wayne Randall of the state emergency management Agency about 2,000 Gallons of the nearly color less Sweet smelling chemical spilled according to Catherine Lamar spokeswoman for the Alabama department of Environ mental management. The Driver David Mccabe 30, and a passenger Robert Darcy 58, both of gon Zales la., suffered chemical Burns and were admitted to medical Center East in Birmingham. A Hospital spokesman said Mccabe was in stable condition and Darcy was serious but stable. The Tanker was operated by chemical Leaman tank lines and was hauling the chemical for the base corp. It was travel ing from Geismar la., to Morristown Tenn Lamar said. Police said 1-59 was closed Between Springville and Asheville. . 11 and All roads in Springville were also closed. The chemical used to make paints Plas tic and adhesives is highly volatile when combined with water or when heated. It can produce fumes that Are toxic she said. Collectors want . Stamp honouring 7 shuttle astronauts Washington a despite Many requests by collectors the . Postal service said monday it has no plans to Issue a stamp honouring seven astronauts who died in the explosion of the space shuttle challenger but Amer ican stamp collectors can buy a commemorative stamp printed in Hungary. The 20-forint hungarian stamp showing the shuttle leaving the launch pad was issued feb. 21, less than a month after the Jan. 28 disaster. The seven Crew members who died Are listed on the Border of the Sheet. Linn a a weekly stamp newspaper reported that 248,000 sheets were printed one stamp to a Sheet. The sheets Are for Sale for $2.15. Stamp collectors writing in Linn a have urged the postal service to Honor the astronauts and rep. Raymond j. Mcgrath , has called on his col leagues to write to the postmaster Gener Al asking for such a stamp. A stamp to Honor the challenger astronauts would require an exception to postal policy of waiting at least 10 years after death before issuing a stamp. That Rule has not been set aside in the past said Hugh Mcgonigle of the postal service s stamp information ranch there would be Many other in stances where we would be asked to do the same he said remembering the hundreds of requests that came in when rep. Larry Mcdonald r-ga., was killed in the shooting Down of a korean civilian Airliner by the soviets. The Rule he said is designed to allow some perspective to develop on