European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes monday july 14,1988 news update trial postponed Cairo Egypt of the trial of 110 conscript policemen charged with insubordination and sabotage during a rampage lost february opened saturday but it was immediately postponed to oct. 4. The 110 Are the first out of 1205 Security policemen who will face trial Tor charges tiled against them april 3 for their involvement in the feb 25-26 riots. Presiding judge Midhat at ocl Fatah or the supreme stale Security court opened the Sobion and he announced that inc Conn had agreed Toa postponement request submitted by the defense attorneys to allow him time to study the Case. Residents give thanks Miamisburg Ohio Topi thousands of residents attended Church services sunday to give thanks that a derailed tank car had finally slopped burning after belching toxic smoke through the cily for live Days. Sunday was the lint full Day of Normal life in the southwestern Ohio City of 15,000 since a freight train derailed tuesday and a Tanker filled with 12,000 Gallons of liquid while phosphorous began  ionic smoke prompted officials to evacuate the City and at limes three surrounding communities. At the height of the crisis about 30,000 people were forced from their Home shiite gunmen freed Madrid Spain up two lebanese shiite moslem convicted or shooting a libyan Diplo mat have been pardoned by the government and will be resumed to Beirut Spanish news agencies reported  Mohammed Rahal and Mustafa Jalil were treed from Madrid s Acala Meca maximum Security prison saturday. The two were in police custody and were awaiting a flight to Bei rut the agencies said. Their Freedom was demanded by shiite gunmen who kidnapped two Spanish embassy officials and Ananti terrorist expert in Beirut Jan. 17 and held them for a month. 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High tech radar makes Job easier for Berlin s Allied air traffic controllers  stuff writer Berlin air Frame controllers working Allied air corridors leading into wot Berlin have begun using a $6s Mil lion computer enhanced radar system to control the approximately 300 flights to and from the City each Day. Updating a severely antiquated sys tem spurred adoption of the. New sys tem said . Air Force la. Col. Rick Madden commander of the 1946th in formation systems so at Tempelhof Central Airport. The system has been in stalled in several phases since 1979 and is near completion he said. It use a four color scheme to make it easier for flight controllers to keep track or information on the radar screen. The computer enhancement allows information from three radar to be displayed on the same screen said . Air Force capt. Bill Coyne chief controller at the Berlin air route traffic control Center at Tempelhof. Controllers from the three Western Al lied Powers in West Berlin work in the Tempelhof facility which also serves Tegel and Catow airports in the French and British sectors. The Tempelhof automation system was installed by Sanders associate of Nashua , funding for the project came from the . And West German governments Madden said. The system is Superior 10 control facilities used at military airports and ii comparable with the latest equipment available to civilian airports in the United states Madden said. Although the volume of air raffle in Oberlin is test than that of Many other major cities the three 20-mile-wide fir corridors into West Berlin pose special problems that make the new system wet come he said. With Aid to Nica Rougon rebels okd . Officials plan to escalate activities supt i by of awcuh4 of Tell Man it Douty pkwy Feudy Irma till by Ibe Washington Post Washington three weeks after the House vote that gave president Rea Gan nearly All he wanted to fight Nicara Gua s leftist Sand Nisu government the relevant intelligence military and Diplo Matic experts in official Washington Are moving toward a kind of War fooling. It is Clear that the Aid package for anti government rebels known As contras will involve far More Money than the $100 million voted by the House far More people than the 20,000 fighters who will receive it and far More monitoring and evaluation than either critics or supporters of the program like to acknowledge according to administration and congressional officials. Although surrogate troops and not marines will spearhead the Effort to make the sandinista cry Uncle a Reagan once put it the Conliss will be advised and informed trained and equipped criticized and evaluated by . Intelligence military and political strategists. A flurry of inter Agency meeting and task Force planning sessions has begun to give shape to the new program. As expected it will be run by the Central intelligence Agency Anny col William  jr., who has just finished a Vear commanding .-honduran military exercises in Honduras reportedly has been selected to become program coordinator pending Senate approval fluent in Spanish Comee was instrumental inserting up the series of exercises that began in 1983 when be was stationed at the Headquarters of the Southern come. The Maneu vers have involved roughly 24,000 . Troops in 12 series of exercises since Early 1983, according 10 de sense department figures. If the new surge of Aid to the contras is working administration officials con tend these symptoms will be evident escalated military activity throughout Nicaragua possibly including attacks on Ibe capital cily of Managua disciplined combat by the contras with relatively few civilian casualties or human rights complaints rapid growth of the Contr forces and a reinvigorated internal opposition leading to cracks in the Sandi nista leadership and soviet restraint in bolstering the sandinista. Reagan Backer in Congress say the support depends very much on what Hap pens next. The contras Are on a very thin string with the .  said Marie Falcoff a conservative latin America scholar who recently joined the Senate for eign relations committee staff. They Are surrounded by people just waiting for them to fail so they can jump right on lop of them and they know it.1lawrence Pezzulo who was ambassador to Nicaragua under president Carter spoke for Many critics of Reagan s policy. Nicaragua ii in bad economic shape already and this program will bang them to subsistence jiving but they won t give in at least not before the endow the Reagan administration he Laid