European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 19, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday april 19, 1986 s. Africa stops arresting Blacks for violating hated pass Laws Johannesburg South Africa a the pass Laws but have said Thev Are worried a h wa0  news updates out a president . Botha Friday declared a moratorium on arrests of Blacks for Viola Tion of pass Laws and said All those charged or jailed for such offences would be re leased. In a speech to parliament Botha said suspension of the pass Laws which keep Blacks without permits from living and working in Urban areas would take effect wednesday. The same Day the government will disclose its plans for replacing the pass Laws with what Botha has said will be a non discriminatory system of orderly  the pass Laws arc among the most hated elements of apartheid by the nation s Black majority because the Laws restrict millions of Blacks to 10 tribal homelands. Apartheid foes have demanded repeal of the y that Botha s revised system May be simply another form of control. Opponents have said the entire system must be scrapped and Blacks must be allowed to move freely to cities if they choose. Botha promised in february to scrap the pass Laws by july 1 and said a substitute system of control based on race would not be imposed. In recent years More than 200,000 Blacks a year have been arrested on pass Law offences although the number fell in 1985 to about half that. Botha said the passbook now carried by Blacks and required to be produced on re quest by police to prove the right to be in Urban areas would be replaced by a uni form identity document carried by people of All races. He said Blacks should continue to use their passes for identity purposes but not As a Means of controlling movement until the new documents Are issued starting july 1. The opposition progressive Federal party chanted hear hear to Botha s announcement in parliament in Cape town. More than 10 million of the nation s 24 million Blacks live in the 10 homelands which cover 13 percent of South Africa. The rest live in segregated Black townships within White South Africa and they risk arrest under the pass Laws. Hundreds of thousands of Black men Are in White areas on one year migrant labor workers contracts. They have not been Al Lowed to bring their families who must re main in the homelands. Apartheid is the Legal system by which South Africa s 5 million Whites dominate the nation s 24 million vote less Blacks. France throwing out 4 More libyans for suspected involvement in terrorism Paris a four libyan nationals were to be expelled from France shortly because of their actions being Likely to trouble Public order Security minister Robert Andraud announced Friday. Andraud Deputy to Interior minister Charles Pasqua and a former top police officer said in a communique no details will be Given from official sources on the carrying out of this expulsion the Destina Tion or the reasons which led the French government to take this  in a radio interview Friday morning Andraud had said we Are terrorizing the  he gave no details. On april 5, the French announced two libyan embassy officials had been asked to leave France because of contacts with individuals who planned to attack american targets in France. A . Embassy official said those terrorists had planned grenade and machine gun attacks on people waiting for visas at an embassy building in Central Paris. French officials did not name the two libyans expelled who were said to have diplomatic status at the libyan Peoples Bureau embassy in Paris. They left by plane for Tripoli Libya last saturday the Day the Interior ministry also announced that two other North africans a tunisian and an algerian had been expelled from France As part of the same French anti terrorist operation. The operation was carried out by the Domestic counter espionage Agency the direction de la surveillance do Terr Toire. One of the priorities of the new conservative government elected last month has been to pull together the anti terrorist operations of France s various police and intelligence services. 3 charged in explosion san Francisco a fed eral authorities have charged two men and a woman with illegally manufacturing fireworks that caused an explosion and fire at an Industrial Park killing at least eight people. . Attorney Joseph Russoniello said Wayne Quan 28, and his sister Laureen Quan 25, were arrested and Steven Leong 28, turned himself in. All were arraigned before . Magistrate Claudia Wilken and Leong was freed on $50,000 bail. The april 4 blast demolished the Bay View Industrial Park South of downtown. Investigators discovered the fireworks manufacturing Plant in the rubble three Days later. Court reduces awards new Orleans a a fed eral appeals court has substantially reduced the awards that a jury granted two families living near the site of the 1982 pan am Jet crash that killed 154 people. The 5th . Circuit court of appeals said the Federal judge who heard the families lawsuits failed to adequately instruct the jury on Louisiana Law governing mental anguish awards. The ruling negates about $145,000 of the $314,368 award for George and Opal Bode and their children. A $13,050 award for Theresa Marvin and her daughter Shannon both of whom lived in the Bode residence was reduced by about $9,500. The Case was sent Back to the District court level for another trial on the mental anguish Issue. The 5th circuit decision left intact awards granting Money for damages to the Bode Home and the bodes and mar. Vins property injuries medical expenses and lost income resulting from the Accident. Remains of final space shuttle astronaut identified Orlando Fla. A Nasa officials have identified the remains of Gregory Jarvis and All seven challenger astronauts now have been accounted for by pathology experts Jarvis father says. It s a great Relief Bruce Jarvis said of his notification thursday by the National aeronautics and space administration. I think my blood pressure dropped 15points." the wreckage of the shuttle s Crew Cabin was found March 7 in the Atlantic Ocean 18 Miles offshore but until this week pathologists had been Able to identify the remains of Only six astronauts killed in the Jan. 28 explosion the Orlando Sentinel reported Friday. Divers found More remains tuesday and those were identified As Jarvis said his father who lives in Orlando. Nasa has promised the astronauts families that it will release the remains for burial possibly next month. Jarvis 41, a payload specialist who was to conduct experiments on the shuttle will be buried at Hermosa Beach calif., where he and his wife Marcia lived while he worked for Hughes aircraft co. I plan if possible so far As my own family is concerned to have a service for him before he goes to the West coast his father said. I Don t know whether that will be Here. Or  the Sentinel also reported Friday that engineers questioned the ability of the Booster rocket and especially of the controversial of rings to adapt to the cold before the first space shuttle was launched in1981. But Nasa never followed recommendations arising from those doubts probably for financial reasons the newspaper said. Problems with the Booster rocket cited by a panel in 1980 Are considered among the Likely causes of the explosion that destroyed the challenger the Sentinel said. The panel was formed in 1980 to exam Ine the shuttle program which was already behind schedule. It consisted of Nasa engineers not involved with the shuttle and outside experts from Industry universities and the department of defense. Panel member William Mclnnis said the recommendations never were fully carried out and the panel did not push them. Mclnnis formerly with the Nasa Engi Neering office in Washington said the group found so Many problems with the shuttle that it would have taken years to fix them. . Police arrest Man sought in attempted bombing Ion Don a poll off Arr Neiner n it no i_1 ii London a police arrested a Man sought for attempting to Plant a bomb aboard an Al Al Airliner Scotland Yard said Friday. A Brief statement issued by the London police Headquarters did not identify the arrested Man and officers in the press office refused to go beyond the announcement. It said anti terrorist squad officers made the arrest shortly after 6 . At a hotel in West London. A Man has been arrested in connection with the planting of explosives at Heathrow yesterday thursday and has been taken to a Central London police station the announcement went on. The police earlier had said they were looking for Nezar Hindawi 35, an Arab suspected of duping his Irish Girlfriend into earring a bomb onto an israeli Airliner so that it would explode in flight in route from London to Tel Aviv Israel. No other suspects had been named in the intense manhunt for Hindawi who had not been seen since he took Anne Marie Mur Phy to Heathrow Airport thursday morn ing. Murphy 32, was arrested when an Al Al guard found the explosives in the false Bot Tom of her hand Luggage. Murphy a chambermaid at a luxury London hotel was extremely distraught and cooperating with police at the High Security London lockup where she is being held under anti terrorism Laws Scotland Yard detectives said. Police had said they believed Hindawi is palestinian. His former employer said he comes from a Village in Northern Jordan and has relatives who Are prominent in Jor Danian government circles. Police anti terrorist squad chief cmdr. George Churchill Coleman has said the bomb was primed to explode in flight and kill the 370 passengers and 18 Crew Mem Bers aboard the Boeing 747 jumbo Jet. Murphy s Mother Cathleen said at her Home at Sall Noggin near Dublin that she knew her daughter was pregnant by Hindawi. She said that when she saw a photograph of him on television i nearly died. I got a terrible Shock. Her poor daddy has been crying All the time. 1 do not think very much of that Boyfriend. I think he filled he full of  Murphy s father William said Hindawi gave her 200 pounds about $300 for a wedding dress. He said Hindawi had stayed away from her for six months then he popped out of the Blue and asked for forgiveness and said he would take her away and marry  the London Hilton which employed her for two years As a chambermaid described her As a hard working quiet and reliable  it said it did not doubt police assessments that she had been innocently taken in by the  London newspapers reacted with revulsion to the bomb attempt. Outrage was the Banner headline on the conserva Tive daily express while the left leaning daily Mirror s headline asked How can we fight evil like this Security was heightened at Heathrow Friday. Police armed with sub machine guns patrolled All four terminals and the Airport staff was ordered to keep on Maxim Malert. Police appealed to the Public for help in tracing Hindawi said to be 5-feet-10 with grading Black curly hair. Press association the Domestic news Agency said the explosives were plastic and rolled paper thin to fit into their hiding place. They were primed with a sophisticated microchip timer it said. The bomb was discovered at 9.15 a.m., 35 minutes before the plane s schedule Takeoff