European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 24, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes tuesday. June 24.1935 health insurance plan proposed by lawmaker Washington up rep. Edward Roybal p-calif., introduced legislation monday that tic said would respond to president Reagan s Call for protect in americans against financial disaster when catastrophic illnesses strike. Roybal chairman of inc House select committee on aging said his bit would create a National insurance program starting in 1992 to protect Young and old citizens against loss of i hair life savings because of soaring medical costs. The proposed ush Calth program he said would be fiscally responsible and affordable in covering primary acute and Long term health care while provid ing special safeguards against catastrophic illnesses. Studies indicate More than 30 million american shave no health insurance and Many More arc under insured he said noting concerns expressed by Rea Gan and in congressional testimony by health and human services Secretary Otis , the proposed legislation Calls for Cost containment measures that Roybal said Are similar to those proven successful in Canada. Basically it Calls for keeping an increases in medicare and other Federal health care payments in line with increases in the per capita Gros National product. Money to help pay for the program would raised i various ways including Extension of the medicare pay Roll tax to cover All income in employer lax increase cigarette taxes state revenues and a surcharge on both corporate and individual income lairs. Beneficiaries would be required to pay a much as20 percent to 25 percent for certain health care costs such its skilled nursing Home care to a maximum of Soo or j 1,000 per person. Costs would be waived for families with incomes below the poverty level. Health maintenance Arjani Illions and similar sys tems would become the primary agents for delivering Long term services under the proposal. Pro abort on justices Aga a urged by minister to repent retire or die los Angeles up while leading Hundred of followers in prayer sunday a fundamentalist Baptist minister thanked god for supreme court chief Justice Warren Burger s announced retirement an again urged other justices who voted 10 uphold legalized abortion to repent retire or die. God answered our prayers by bringing about in retirement of pro death supreme court Justice Warren e. Burger the Rev. Robert Hymen told 400 members of his fundamentalist Baptist Tabernacle at a prayer service Al the ambassador hotel. As he did at two previous vigils the minister called on sunday for five other supreme court justices who have voted to uphold legalized abortion to repent re tire or  led he congregation in Simitar prayers gains the justices who voted this month to uphold ruling in the so called baby Doe Case. The court voted to prohibit government interference with parental or medical decisions about whether to continue life support or care for severely malformed Infanta. Voting in the majority were Burger who announced bit retirement Lait week and justices thur Good Marshall John Paul Stevens Harry Blackmun and Lewis Powell. The court Haa did thru these infant can be starve to death denied water until they die of dehydration and thirst that they can be denied medical  might prolong their tiny live Hymers said. Earlier sunday feminist attorney Gloria Alfred led advocates of Legal abortion in a demonstration outside the hotel to Pray for the lives of All inc supreme court justices. To cat for the death of the justices of us highest court in our land can Only encourage terrorists murderers and fanatics and May Lead to a Jonestown mentality in which death becomes an accepted ritual Allied told inc 1s men and women at the demonstration. Those of us who Are waging our prayer protest today Are praying that All of our supreme court justices have a Long life not just the justices who agree with our opinion on abortion lined did. Heiress s new will challenged by lawyer calling it fraudulent new York a a purported will disinherit Tingche two children Ofa granddaughter of John d. Rocke Feller or. Is pan of a massive fraud to gain Al least $30million in Money Stock jewels and houses says a lawyer who is challenging the document. Every indication Points to a massive fraud on managing physically ill trusting lady which fraud was commenced Here in new York county and left her pauper at the time of her death in a foreign country attorney Paul Windels said in court papers challenging the Validity of inc win. Windels is a lawyer for Chase Manhattan Bank executor Ofa 1968 win by Margaret Strong de Larrain who died at 88 in Spain on dec. 2,1985. Tic 1968 will leaving everything to de Larrain children by her first marriage Wax the last one known to exist until a lawyer representing her widower said she wrote a new one in 1980. In court papers filed last week Windels charges that mrs. De Larrain s widower Raymundo de Larrain who is 39 years younger than she was transferred his wife s asset while she was alive to accounts he con trolled Al a Florida Bank. Windels has asked Manhattan surrogate court to Rule Utah the 1980 will can be ignored and to order de Larrain to account for the Money. The 1968 will leave Ibe Fortune to mrs. De Larrain children John de Cuevas and Elizabeth de Cuevas Carmichael. The purported 1980 Wilt and its two Codi Cut leave everything to my doved husband  de Lamin s lawyer Wilson c Lucom of Palm Beach. Fla., said mrs. Tie Larrain revoked the Cartier will because her relations with her children were strained and the did not intend to leave them he Money. Windels said the codicil reflect the essence of the fraudulent scheme. Both carry the men scribble of someone whom we know to have been close to death and barely Able to understand the simplest  mrs. De Larrain was living in Madrid when she die because her husband a chilean was hit country s Cul Tural attache to Spain. He was also her Nephew by marriage. Mrs de Larrain was the Only child of Bessie Rocke Feller oldest daughter of the Intuit real tycoon and  Augustus Strong a University of Chicago psychology professor. In. De Larrain s first husband Marques geor a de Cuevas died in 1961, and she married de Larrain i april 1977 when she was 80 and he was 41. The marriage caused consternation to her daughter who said she read about it in a newspaper. On May 8, 1977, i was astonished to read in a article by the columnist Suzy in the new York daily Newt. That Ray Mother had married Raymundo atthe Home of a or. Wilson c. Lucom in Florida Eliza Beth Carmichael said in court papers. I had never Metor Beard my Mother speak of or.  it is Polyet Clear whether jurisdiction in the Case will be in Florida or new Yuk because of questions Aboul mrs. De Larrain l residence. Wind Cli maintains Liat new York is inc proper venue while Lucom say Florida should be the tile of any Legal proceedings. Stateside fumes from ammonia leak Force 200 out of Homes York Springs a. Up1 some to people were evacuated front their Homes in nil Adams county when a 6,000-gallon tank of an hydrous ammonia sprang a leak injuring a police officer and sending a Cloud of Gas into the atmosphere. Residents Wen allowed to return to Shtir Homes at Aboul 1 25 am. Sunday after firefighter wearing air tanks managed to Stem the Dow or Gas and plug the Hole with rubber tubing a police dispatcher said. A York Springs police officer was overcame by fumes moments after he discovered the leak in n Lank at a grow fertilizer co. At about 9 . Saturday the dispatcher Laid. The officer was hospitalized Tor treatment. Better Protection needed for Cia data Casey says Washington up a a director Wal Liam Casey says tougher Laws should be consid ered to protect intelligence information but he maintains he Doe not favor widespread govern ment lie Detector Low although he look one himself. In an interview in he july edition of Washington journalism review Casey denied any of fort to Craft Down on he Media Bat he hid he has gotten he attention of the Preu by warning various new organization they nay be prosecuted for reporting intelligence. Information there ii just Tew much information that hot tile countries can get from the american press he hid. We need to gel a belter control Over that whole  publishers rejecting books because of liability Bills new York up Gargantuan liability Bill Are pressuring Book publisher to torn away Book considered controversial and Slick Wilt wore innocuous material the new York times reported monday. At least one publishing House Stein & Day was refused liability coverage altogether by insurance company that specifically died forthcoming Book about the w Iker family spy incident the times said. Other publisher said their premiums hive jumped 300 percent compared to last year and some have had their deductible raised to j 100,000 from j2s,000. Sol Stein president of Stein & Day said insurance companies refused to Issue a policy to Bis House because it often Publ Ubu boots on controversial Public issues the time said. . Fire department rejects sensitivity training new York a the fire department rejected a proposal to counter tension Pewee to Nile and female firefighters by offering Lemi Liv ily training to men instead opting Tor cheaper manuals and video programs a report said Sun Day. The chief of the Hartford conn., fire department the Leader of the United women firefighters association of new York and a consultant hired by the City fire department pushed for an education program to tech men about sexual harassment according to the daily news. New York officials chose instead to rely on sexual harassment manual and video pro Grams on the subject which Are shown inf tre houses throughout the City. They riled the High Cost and Lime consuming nature of the proposed training program according m be report