European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 26 the stars and stripes saturday june 1, 1986 physicist notes advantages of nuke plants . a a lot to learn Horn if acc Donl. The measures Lakin the evacuation of people Anil from the he said paying tribute to soviet Aulhorn pics my volunteers for their efforts to Stop the fire and i Siljic Mcnol closed the four Day european nuclear conference Al which i Perls from 20 countries presented nearly 500 papers one third of them dealing with safety and waste management. Free Crucs said the Public was not sufficiently aware Tuvil is a natural part of the environment. He mid the Impact of radiation on the environment was Bill or known than that of other emissions. He said the chemical Industry and used in agriculture expose humanity to risks than nuclear Power bin Are less stringently examined. If one would subject All Industrial activities o toe protective norms which arc in Force in the nuclear India by Moil would to accept serious questions about their operations and he said the isolated Accident at chernobyl must not make people forget thai nuclear Power is a Good answer 0 the world s Energy needs and the least risky. The Public should be informed of the ecological advantages of nuclear Power in simple and understandable terms said. He said in would be a difficult task because of the complexity of he issues and because of Public prejudice by the chernobyl Acci Donl. The Success of such a Campaign he said was decisive for the future of nuclear a Day s 42nd anniversary marked vet Paris a French. British Canad an and american officials went to Norvin by Friday for ceremonies marking the 42nd anniversary of a Day when 156,205 Allied troops landed in France la Start Trier l push against nazi Germany. French defense minister Andre Giraud officiated at the main ceremony at the Cen trial Monument to the invasion la made Leine at Utah Beach. Other observances were held in towns and villages near the american Landing Sites at Omaha and Utah beaches and the British and Canadian sectors a. Gold Juno and sword beaches. The United slates was represented by its ambassador to France Joe m. Rodgers who spent the Day in Normandy visiting Arrow manchus Bayeux Omaha Beach prime do hoc Ste merc Elisc is. Mar tin and Utah Beach. The Canadian representative at the observances was Gen. Pierre Seneca military Matuche at the in radian embassy in pin Georges fonts. Tile French Secretary of state for War veterans paid an official trib uie Friday morning in the British sectors of the invasion coast laying wreaths at Monu ments in the cily of Flayeux and on the invasion beaches Al Ouist Rham. He was accompanied by senior officials and Mili tary staff of the Bri ish embassy in pan s. Fames then Vic no la the american sector toying wreaths at the american War Ceme Tery Al St. Laurent sur mar where More than 10,000 gis Are buried and at the Prinic do hoc. The Pointe a sheer Cliff face rising from the sea was i lie scene of the famed assault by . Rangers to immobile German heavy guns hat reportedly threatened the Landing beaches. The Cliff top has been left As a Monument with narrow paths winding Briw can huge Shell holes unit shattered con Crete bunkers. Font is also conducted ceremonies in St merc Elisc where the paratroopers of the Send airborne div and 101st airborne div preceded the Beach landings by several hours in a nigh drop and joined Giraud at the St. Martin do Varville Monument to French troops near Utah Beach. Among the 73,000 americans and s3,205 Fri ish and canadians parachuted into Normandy or ferried to its beaches More than 10,000 were killed wounded or listed As missing in action. Rains still flooding several states by United press thunders to is drenched the nation s midsection Vanduch of the North Friday after heavy Rains flooded basements and knocked out Power in the Midwest and sent 3 feel of Waler surging Over roads in flood scary Texas. Flash flood watches were posted Friday Pelton from Page 1 were violated when he a Ihler Rogied nov. 24 by two Fri agents at an Annapolis hotel. The defense said Pelton was tricked into admitting he sold . Secret. He wus . The verdict vindicated the investigatory Iee Hanifl us of the Fri said . Attorney Breckinridge l. Willed who supervised the pro culion. Jurors had to find his admissions voluntary because that was i he significant evidence he said. Jiey would have had to otherwise they would not been Able to reach the verdict they did said Pellon s interrogator Fri agent David e. Faulkner for parts of Missouri. Mississippi Pennsyl Vania and new York suit the National weather service said. Thunderstorms poured heavy rain in Oregon Idaho and Montana. Showers and thunderstorms also stretched from the Cen trial and Southern Plains across the Middle and lower Mississippi Valley the lower great lakes and the Ohio Valley to Wulah Ernne England. More than 4 inches of rain caused flood ing in Enterprise in Northeast Oregon where Marble size Hail piled up 3 inches deep. Up to 2 i Idius of rain Fiji in 30 min utes in the bitterroot Valley in Western Montana and Strong winds damaged a ranch House near Wisdom Mont. Flooding also was reported in Brown Conj Only in Casi Central Texas where the Pecan Bayou and hogs Creek overflowed their Banks. Campers along Pecan Bayou Southeast of Abilene were forced to pull out thursday because of rising Waters. Waler ran 3 feel deep at a Low water crossing in Comanche Tunas thursday but floodwaters in san Antonio and Abi Lene were receding. Earlier thursday two men Riding a motorcycle to Dyess fab West of Abilene were swept Down a flooded Ercek before being rescued unharmed police said. About 1,500 people were forced from their Homes wednesday in san Antonio where 10 inches of rain in nine hours flooded streets with 4 lick of water and stranded hundreds of motorists. At Leas eight people have died in Texas from Flash floods and storms since saturday. Air Force officer picked As shape chief of Stah shape Belgium Gen. Bernard w. Rogers supreme Anred commander Europe Friday announced that president Reagan has nominated air Force la. Gen. Robert h. Reed for appointment to general and assignment As chief of staff shape by mid june 1986. Reed is presently serving As the air Force s assistant vice chief of staff. Reed s assignments include Deputy chief of staff for operations Al has air come Langley fab va., and commander air defense weapons censer Tyndaj fab Fla. Reed will replace Gen. John t. Chain jr., who has been the shape chief of Slaff since june 25. 1985. Chain s it appointment Wil be re leased in a separate message by the defense department. Waldheim barred from . Temporarily Washington up Kurt Wald Heim will not be Able to enter the United states until attorney general Edwin Meese decides whether he should be barred permanently for complicity in Nizzi War crimes a Justice department spokesman said thursday. As a practical matter he would t get a visa to enter the country department spokesman Pat kor Len said. He probably would t even kor Len responding la Daims made ear Lier in the Day by former rep. Elizabeth Holtzman of new York confirmed the Brooklyn District attorney was Correct in saying Waldheim the former Secretary general of the United nations would Noi of allowed into the country. Administration sources also said Ward him would be unable to obtain a . Visa which a effectively putting him on a Walc Lisl " Iceie now i considering a recommendation from the head of the department s nazi tracking unit to place Waldheim on an immigration West Christ and be stopped at us. Borders because of evidence be was tied to nazi atrocities during world War ii. No such recommendation by the depart ment s office of special investigations he been turned Down. The decision is pending in the depart ment s criminal division Kortyn said assistant attorney general Stephen troll has yet to make his recommendation to Meese. On wednesday kor Len said it was unlikely Meuse s final decision would come before sunday Ubea Walsh rain is expected to win a Runoff election for the austrian presidency. Waldheim who headed the United nations from 1972 to 19b2, ban repeatedly denied that he knew of or took part in any nazi War crimes. He recently conceded that he served in the German army for four years during which his unit participated in deadly reprisal attacks against yugoslav partisan is Well As deporting thousands of greek jews to nazi death Camps. From Pago 1 lion wednesday to revive the baby. Jennifer was in fair condition at Loyola medical Center. Michael Kroll said his daughter was pulled from the Pool by i wife who telephoned an operator for help bul got a recording saying that assistance was .o1 available because of a strike against american Telephone & Tele graph co. Then. Kroll said his wife began screaming for help. Patridge said he beg in rolling his wheelchair toward the Kroll Hora when he heard Jennifer s Mother. Tammy scream. Trees and Shrub Bery forced him to crawl the rest of he Way. Pal Ridge said he asked his wife sue to Call paramedics then climbed the Steps of the Pool deck to the baby and began administering i k. He said the baby then re gained consciousness and started to cry. 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