European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 13, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Tuesday May 13, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 5. Massena , up. Indians burned Down a speak cosy and blocked fire fighters  out the Blaze set in protest of alcohol related Highway deaths on the St. Regis Indian reservation authorities snid sunday two  police or rested owner Josephine while on saturday flames broke out at her illegal barroom referred in As o speak easy by residents on inc reservation spanning the Canadian Border at inc is Lawrence River. An angry mob of More than 200 reservation residents b Ock cd firefighters from pulling out the Blaze at Josic s place id Miles Northeast of Massena authorities said. Volunteers from the Hogansburg fire department were unable to put out the Blaze until the bar was thoroughly gutted slate police investigator James Bouchard said. Speak easy Razee by indians in jul .1 roughly a Bouc Nai addresses 300,000 at new York rally they did holler and stuff but it was More like passive Rusl Slanoc Bouchard said. The Blaze eventually was extinguished to keep it from spreading to other buildings. The 44, who lives on the reservation was held in lieu of s4.000 bail. Sunday Ai tic Franklin county jail Bouchard said. Families on the reservation Are furious Uver n slew of Highway crashes that claimed the lives of fellow reservation residents. News that another Indian was killed sat urday enraged a group of about 100 to Hawk indians who were picketing outside the speak easy when they Learned of the death. They had been protesting seven Alco hol re tried deaths in just three weeks. While was arrested at about 8 . For serving alcohol without a License Bouchard said within two hours after her arrest the one Story wooden speak easy was in flames. Bouchard said stale police Are convinced the fire was set by angry reservation people. No one was charged with Selling the fire. Killed in the most recent traffic Accident was Alfred Williams 41, of St. Regis que Bec whose motorcycle struck a car on route 37 at about 3 30 ., police said. A passenger on the motorcycle. Gerald Mcdonald of the Onondaga Indian Reser vation outside Syracuse suffered internal injuries. Police said they suspected alcohol was involve the St. Regis tribal Council reacted quickly giving Stittle police statements from people who had consumed liquor in Josie s place the Only operating speak easy on the reservation. Another illegal bar closed recently. In protests on the reservation last week,.a group of Mohawk women said one Way to Stop the Highway bloodshed was to close the speak basics which generally arc open Dur ing hours when state regulated bars Are closed. " All we be been doing is going to funerals and funerals said Josic Back one of the organizers. An april 18 crash on route 37 killed Dana Raquel to. 23. His brother. Curtis a que Ltd 26, and Kevin Cree 26. They died when heir car rounded a curve at a High rate of Speed and slammed head on into a tractor trailer truck police said on May 3, Clarence Cooke 3x Francis i.i70rc, 40, his wife Margaret Ali Roc 40, arid Kathy Hozore 31, were killed when their car veered off River Road hit a tree slump and flipped Over. Shch Aransky gives thanks for voice of Freedom new York not Ann Loly b. Shch Aransky thanked hundreds of thousands of new yorkers sunday for raising the voice of Freedom year after year on be half of soviet jews who Are imprisoned persecuted or denied the right to emigrate. Shch Aransky the human rights activist who was freed . A j ,. J to Yat nine years his wife Avilla had spoken for him at the rallies while he languished in labor Camps and jails. My pkg b interrogators my prison guards they tried to convince me that i was alone powerless in their  Shch Aransky told the crowd some of wham had marched to the Plaza near the United nations along o Parade route that began at fifth Avenue and 64lh so ret. I was nicer alone but i knew i was never alone tie added "1 knew my wife my people and All of you were with me. They tried their Best o find a place where f was isolated. But All the resources of a superpower cannot isolate a Man who hears the voice of Freedom a voice i heard from the very Cham Ber of my  Avilla Shch Aransky was cited Over and Over in inc introductory speeches for her courage and perseverance during inc years that her husband a mathematician was imprisoned fallowing a conviction on charges of treason and espionage. Mrs. Shch Aransky is pregnant and remained in Israel. The speakers and the spectators also cited the 2.5 million jews who remain in the soviet Union 400,000 of whom have applied to emigrate. Shch Aransky who has taken the hebrew first name Natan did not March in the Parade because of Security caution to free a Tralo anal old b. Shch Aransky in t forgetting those he left behind concerns according to rally organizers some in the crowd particularly elderly european born jews brushed tears from their checks is she Haransky who stands 5-foot-2, stepped onto a wooden crate that lifted him to the microphone. ". He arrived on the dais near the end of a two hour program of speeches by new York officials including mayor Edward i Koch gov Mario m. Cuomo demo uralic sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan Republican sen. Al Furuc m. D Amato new York state attorney general Robert Abrans rep. Benjamin a. Gilman r-. And rep. Stephen j. Solorz d-. Also among the speakers were John c. Whitch Euil die Deputy Secretary of state who represented the Reagan administration and Cardinal John j. O Connor the Arch Bishop of new York the policy estimated the rally audience at 300,000. To receive medal on tuesday Scharn Nulty is to me with or Celeni Reagan and Secretary of state George p. Shutlz in Washington where he is to receive the congressional Gold medal at a reception in the Capitol Rotunda. Shch Aransky seemed dazed by the reaction of the people massed in the Bright Spring Sunshine who greeted him with Lusty choruses of hebrew Folk songs and an undulating sea of Liny flags that read let my people  Slich Aransky began speaking in a Small tight voice that grew stronger As he progressed. From this place my wife Avital. Was every year speaking to you and trying to con Vince you that your efforts were not m vain he said today the fact that t am sneaking to you is the Best proof that she was  moms Mark their Day with marches for peace anti apartheid demonstrations by the associated press teen age mothers spoke in Church Sun Day about their plight other mothers marched for peace and were arrested in an anti apartheid protest a hic millions of moms got Mother s Day Flowers food and phone Calls. American Telephone & Telegraph co estimated it would handle 23.2 million interstate phone Calls sunday a Mother s Day record said spokesman Steve Cross. At the Binder Park zoo near Battle Creek mich., visiting mothers were Given potted marigolds and a lecture on How female animals nurture their Young. Everyone is coming from Church with their finery on. There arc a lol of Bright coloured dresses. It looks More like easier than Mother s Day said Paul Makoski zoo curator. Thirty five mothers led 300 participants in the coast to Coos great peace March on sunday on b 16-mile stretch from do Becque to Parachute Colo. In Minneapolis Jacqueline Jackson wife of the Rev. Jesse Jackson called for a Cut m defense spending in a speech to about Soo people saturday during the City s 6th an Nual Mother s Day March for peace in Oscoda mich., mothers and grand mothers distributed anti War leaflets at Burlsmith fab. In Washington about 200 mothers and children linked arms outside the South african embassy and Sang we shall Over come in a demonstration organized by mothers against apartheid to protest South Africa s racial segregation. Fourteen people were arrested when they ventured too close to the embassy. Because Many male Black leaders have fled South Africa or Are under House arrest the to not apartheid fight has fallen on Moth ers and their children said organizer Peggy Cafritz nine people were arrested in Milwaukee on saturday during a sit in at an abortion clinic scheduled to coincide with Mother s Day. Several Young women spoke sunday from the pulpit of the Cathedral of St. John the divine in Manhattan about what it is like to be a teen Ager and have a baby. It s not the end of the world if you have a baby As a teen Ager said Pauline scaly 20, who is raising a 7-Monlh-Ald daughter alone. Since my daughter was born she has been my inspiration. She has made me want to get up and go Back to  Rosemarie Figueroa 23, said she had her first child at age 16 and her second when she was 18. Being a Mother can be hard and easy at the same Lime she said. The greatest strength is the love of your children and love is the greatest strength of  in new Orleans Chad Sorc ctr 12, ignoring yet another series of blood tests a rays and eggs was thinking about his Mother s bedside vigils. Chad has been hospitalized since april 18 at the Ochsner foundation Hospital fighting to keep a new heart his body had tried to reject Chad knew 1 was feeling real Law so he sent my Mother out to get me a present said his Mother Faye Kimball. He asked me to close my eyes and he put it in my hand. It was a Mug 1 collect mugs. It was really  in Chicago Pamela Maiden received a special gift on Mother s Day she gave birth to Angelica who weighed s pounds i ounce and arrived five weeks Early. Sands of time in the stars and stripes 40 years ago today. May 13, 1946 assault turned on the steam after three quarters of a mile and won the second jewel of rapine s triple Crown the pc Akness at Pamlico in Balti More. Assault s sire. Bold venture won both races 10 years ago. 30 years ago today. May 13, 1956 president Eisenhower s doctors reported him physically Active and mentally Alert after an exhaustive two Day checkup in Walter Reed Hospital in Washington 20 years ago foday. May 13, 1966 the Washington Post reported that heavyweight Champion Cassel us Clay has asked his local draft Board to classify him As a conscientious objector the Case has been referred to the Kentucky state Appeal Board. 10 years ago today. May 13,1976 seven new Earth trem ors jolted the northeastern province of Fri ii Italy knocking Down old Stone houses and a museum. Meanwhile the . Senate approved $23 million in Relief funds for the earthquake ravaged province