European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 7, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes monday july 7,1986 news update shrines censure los Angeles a the so rioters fraternal organization vol cd to censure temples found to have misused Money intended for Charity and a spokesman said fund rating activities of local groups would be examined. The censure Resolution also called for revoking the Charier of any Temple that persists in such practices. It s not at All a slap on the wrist Everett m. Evans spokes Man for the National organization said after Friday s unanimous Vole. The Orlando Fla Sentinel has published reports that members of some temples benefited from Money ostensibly raised for crippled children s hospitals. The newspaper also maintained thai Only i percent of the Esti mated 117.5 million raised through 1964 shrines Charity Cir cues went to the hospitals. Fri tests spouse Auburn Wash. Up the spouses of two victims of Tva Nide laced extra strength excedrin Cap Sules were asked to Lake polygraph tests by the Fri. Paul Wibking whose wife. Sue Snow died june 11, said he passed the lie Detector test. Bui Stella Nokell. Widow of Bruce Nickel i. Declined the a am Nickoll died june 5 from ingesting he poisoned capsules. Her doctor and i told the Fri no. Because she to shaken up said Bill Donais. Nick i s attorney. The police the fill Haven t Given me a moment s peace Wibking said thursday. They interviewed me daily. They inter viewed the family webking married Snow 40, an Auburn Bank manager late last year. She had two teen age Daugh ters from a previous marriage. Webking said that because he was questioned repeatedly by the Fri "1 thought 1 was a primary suspect temperatures l 3 � us we 5ss71 � Knuch to u a 71 whig ten european weather f Wpm Tel us lift to by Tutuh Iju the it Fri i nor Awn Tea a nah of Rev and Tow by Pigi. Fetn by i a of Jim m Cwm Whf thu town own via Trot id comm ague s. African business leaders urge release of Mandela Jolt Nesburn. South Africa up eight South african business and Industry leaders urged the govern ment sunday to release jailed african National Congress Leader Nelson Mande la and allow his outlawed political move ment to exist in the country. The ene Cutis is represent firms with si4 billion in corporate assets. Johannes Burg s sunday Star reported. Gavin relly chairman of the giant Anglo american corp., told the new spa per. I have always taken the View thai whether one likes the Anc or not. It constitutes an important Factor in the South african political Gordon Waddell. Head of Johannes Burg consolidated investment a mining firm said we cannot Start to find a solution unless Mandela is part of the Southern life insurance chief Neil Chapman said there can be no meaningful decision on South Africa without Mandela s release and the a Nanning of the the statements were not he ii St Calls by South african business leaders for freeing Mandela but they look on added weight because of the state of emergency s ban on subversive statements it was not immediately Clear if the statements would be considered illegal. Mandela is in Cape town s polls Moor prison in the 23rd year of a life sentence for treason. The Johannesburg newspaper solicited Thi comments of the eight business and Industry leaders and published them on the eve of an expected visit by British foreign Secretary sir Geoffrey Howe who was Cupec cd to attempt to head off economic sanctions against South Africa by the european Community which has also called for Mandela s Freedom. The statements came As the Bureau for information said in Pretoria that one of 20 people wounded in a suburban Preto Ria bomb attack late Friday was still in serious condition. The bomb the 13lh in three weeks exploded outside a department store and near a Busy bus Stop during the eve Ning Rush hour. No one has claimed responsibility for the most recent blasts although the Bureau said one explosion last week bore the Hallmarks of the Anc. The information Bureau also said no deaths related to South Africa s persistent racial unrest occurred in the 24 hours ending at 6 . Sunday. Politically linked violence has claimed at least 123 fives since president picker Botha imposed a nationwide state of emergency on june 12. In another development police be verily restricted a leading Clergyman s activities after releasing him from detention under emergency Powers his Daugh Ter said sunday. Wolfram kill nor who holds John South african and German citizenship was very ill when he was released Fri Day after being held for a week without charges said his daughter Liz from the family s Home. Kistner Deputy sect tary general of the South african Council of churches was detained in Petersburg june 27. Kistner was being treated for some thing in line with pneumonia his daughter said. Liz Kistner said police told her thai her father could nol leave Johannesburg give interviews visit schools colleges or universities attend political gatherings or have any writings published. Senior airman John surface left and Al Nan Junn Shaddox sift to broach Sra King rabble after be on it Hihn a. Fire damages Hahn a warehouse Hahn a Germany is fire broke out in the base Supply Complex Early sunday morning destroying one fifth of a 1,110-foot-Long building and causing smoke damage in other sections. The cause of the 4 06 . Fire in building Soi had nol been determined by sunday afternoon according to staff sgt. Charlie Zeigler base Public affairs spokeswoman. A damage estimate also was nol available. The destroyed warehouse Section contained used furniture appliances repairable items and property identified for Transfer to the defense re utilization marketing service office. Properly was cleared from other sections that suffered smoke damage. A firefighter received Back injuries fighting the Blaze and was treated at the the Hahn a fire department and five German units had the Blaze under control by 5 45 ., but it still was soldering at noon. Firefighters from the neighbouring towns of Bueche Beu Ren Sohren Kirschberg Gem ended Maui Zenhausern and a German unit from Kappell Cavern assisted the harm a firefighters. A Vurr a i hmm Pmj my fib g Victory we a for Nakasone s party of a f f i f Adiraj. M syst 4ni 4pnt 79 78 . M 1 m n u pvn. A a u am. � h Wrim to do. 13,7h wimp go. Ullmn Tim Hal. In Omar i. A Muon. R hoi Urna n Swul o my b Ana. I 7� 63 Tonoiu. Aat u Vince it. A hoi Len i in 1n a chm pah Tokyo up prime minister Yasuhiro Nakasone s ruling Liberal demo cratic party appeared beaded for a big Victory sunday As Lens of millions of Jap anese voted in parliamentary elections in a heavy turnout that bolstered the party s Confidence. The result of the election or both houses of the parliament to be officially announced monday will determine the political future of the two term prime minister. The Liberal democrats were assured of a Victory in parliament but the mar Gin would decide whether they would re gain the sole majority they lost in the 1983 election with 66 percent turnout or some 60 million votes cast 30 minutes before the polls dosed at i p.m., political pundits were predicting vast gains by the lip which has ruled Japan since 1955. The. Lip was seeking to recoup its losses in the previous election in 1983, when it won a paltry 250 seats and was forced into a coalition with a minor conservative party to hold a Bare majority of 256. If the lip scares a Large Victory Nakasone could expect a grateful party to change party rules that prohibit him from serving beyond the and of he inc Ond two year term As party president and hence prime minister which expires a october. A poor showing could Forte Nakone to step Down before his term runs out
