European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 2, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes wednesday july 2, 1986 elision kills French Loil Pilot Wanh a belgian Maneu vers Man the belgian a tailed out safely officials said. The nun Urff to kills were not revealed. The column occur cot he Dur Huy area. Fio mile1, Vij Umesi of Brussels thu Rench Jaguar and the Rah Jan f-16 were a a Fig pan in tactical air meet Lam biennial w of nato air forces stations Europe. To build Chrysler. Corp will build Rowler luxury Cejp pin a contract basis at am s pin Fin fax bit. Wis under an initial agreement . About  and 300 salary Al  will Milwaukee for the unique resident Joseph Cappy. English pier wrecked Southend England a Southend pier the famous pier at the Mouth of the River thames cast of London was sliced in two Mon Day when a 645-ton coaster went out of control police said. Police said the vessel which carries sludge out 10 sea steamed into a Section of the 1 a Milc Jong Structure which is said by soul hand civil officials to be inc longest pier in the world. None of the six Crew members on Hoard the vessel were injured. Envoy being replaced Washington a the . Ambassador to Honduras John Ferch. Is being replaced after less than a year in his Post the state department said monday night. A department spokeswoman said that Ferch Tould be leaving sometime during the summer. Shu said she had no information on Why he was replaced saying Only the changes Are based on the need Sot the .  japanese Row remains fort , Kan a the remains of three japanese prisoners of War from world War 11 were in humid monday from Graves at fort Riley and cremated and will be returned to their families in Japan As far As i know there Are no other japanese pow Graves in the United states said Hideo Numata Japan s Consul general in Kansas City to. He added that it took 23 years to locate the families of the three prisoners who died in a Denver Hospital in 1944. Retired . Col. Bill Barnes fiets his Ruff ready Foi he of to his Sailboat the for quo no.1 Retiree bulk jigs dream a boat Olaf re seven seas by Dan vol Jim staff Orlu Rota. Spain Bill Wajts lives a dream a dream most adults Luck Avjian the top closet shelf he lives on inc meddler Rajm sea on a Sailboat he Buill and he plans sat Lac seven seas. His presence at Rolak an Accident perhaps indicative of his unique Stylc. He was sailing through on another boat head for the slates. He stopped at Rota noticed pric ton shipbuilding materials were one third to once file less than in the United states and slayed and Ojni to work. The retired it Force lick worked 10 hours a Day for More i Hank o years in the naval base s Craft shop to make  seaworthy. He bump 36-foot catamaran with a Cutter Rig on i Culnan Fol Oncas retirement pay something in the Vici a of 120,000 a year. He has spent about s25,00flbn 90 percent of the project.  with its Large Central Cabin master Galley and Bath in t finished. He plans to sail to to Frey and find someone to do inc Interior work be said a new boat inc same class As his would go of As much $ 150,000, a used one for about s75,000. Barnes said the boating life is a cheap one after the Croft is Leal. It costs almost nothing to live like this heft cd. You have to be Able to maintain the boat your but if Yoi can i do your own repairs maintenance costs could re double that of a House he said. Barnes said he usually labors in ports that have no charge or a minimal one. Only expenses Are food fun and repairs. However he Doe to recommend inc life afloat to everyone so Many things can a wrong he said. Among his stories of boating life fakes is the talc of the retired military dreamer and the if than adventurous wife. After a few weeks of Cruz Isic the european coast the intrepid Sailor s wife lost heart games said Many Cou Ples Ratcli the first wind for Ohr altar and promptly bailout of the boating business a Gibraltar is a Good place to but Boal just for thai reason he said. A Barnes who is divorced said he Budin l want a boat that needed a Crew. His sailing companion is hit dog Mecho. I d rather be by myself than with soil Are i Don t gel along with he said. I like myself that  the boat s name is for que no Why Rol. Georgia sodomy Law upheld by court from Page 1 court said that judges May hold such hearings in secret Only As a last resort to ensure a Lair trial and Only after telling Why such Steps arc necessary. Barred Oakland. Calif., from claim ing ownership of pro ibo Ball s raiders who moved to los Angeles in 1982. The justices without comment let die Oak land s lawsuit that sought to Force the learn to return there. The court had previously rejected the National football league s Challenge to the franchise move. See Story Page 25. Rebuffed the Reagan administration in a 9-0 vote making in easier for Blacks and other minorities 10 Challenge redistricting plans thai May dilute i hair voting strength. Ruled 5-4 thai the Reagan administration is under no Legal obligation to curtail Japan s fishing rights in . Waters to retaliate for the continued killing of whales by japanese in the North Pacific. Refused to revive a libel lawsuit by the syn anon Church and its founder Charles a Cicrich. Against Reader s digest Magazine. The justices without comment let stand California court Rul Ings thai threw out the suit before it reached a jury in grounds there was no evidence of actual malice by the mag Azine or the writer of inc allegedly Libut 0115 article syn anon was begun by dude Rich in 1958 to rehabilitate drug addicts. The 1981 article Over which syn anon and a Cicrich sued Reader s digest and writer David Mcdonald recounted the organization s history and its transformation into an alternative lifestyle  in the sodomy Case the court reversed a Federal appeals court ruling that the Georgia Law infringes on a fundamental constitutional right. The Georgia Law was challenged by Michael Hardwick an Atlanta bartender and homosexual who was arrested in 1982 for committing sodomy in his Home. He never has been prosecuted under the Law which carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. The arresting officer had gone to Hardwick s Home to Issue a warrant in another Case and had been told lie could find Hardwick in his bedroom. Hardwick sued Georgia officials in i9s3, seeking to have the Law declared unconstitutional. However writing for inc High coun monday Justice Byron r. While said we think it evident that none of the rights announced in those cases bears any resemblance to the claimed constitutional right of homosexuals to engage i acts of  a Federal trial judge threw out hard Wick s suit ruling that he constitutional claims he raised had been rejected by the supreme court in 1976 when it upheld Virginia s sodomy Law. In that ruling the justices affirmed a lower court s decision that the state sodomy Law was constitutional but is sued no written explanation. The huh . Circuit court of appeals based in Atlanta reinstated hard Wick s suit last year saying the 1976 supreme court decision was not a binding precedent because the justices May have been agreeing Only with a procedural part of inc lower court s ruling. A married Georgia couple also challenged the Law saying they wished to engage in heterosexual conduct it prohibited. Lower courts dropped the couple As challengers after saying they failed to prove they would be prosecuted under the sodomy Taw. Monday s decision was the court s first detailed homosexual rights ruling since 1967, when it ruled that alien found id be homosexual May be de ported As individuals afflicted with a psychopathic  joining while were chief Justice War Ren t. Burger and justices Lewis f. Pow Ell William h. Rehnquist and Sandra Day o Connor. Justices Harry a. Blackmun William j.  Marshall and John Paul Stevens dissented. Blackmun taking the unusual step of Reading Bis dissent from the Bench a sailed the majority for opening the Way for the state to invade the houses hearts and minds of citizens who choose to live their lives