European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 16, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday. July 16, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 9 military Roundup Small practice bomb Falls from . Jet in Britain Raf Mildenhall England is a Small practice bomb dropped off an Al 1 1 e fighter bomber and landed in a held an air Force Efticia said. The 2-foot-Long, 12-Pound bomb fell from the plane inadvertently and caused no damage spokesman Don Dick said tuesday. He said the bomb which carried no explosives was dropped Friday and was found in a Field saturday near the town of Friskney. The Jet was on its approach to the Range at Raf Wainfleet about 1 . When the mishap occurred Dick said. The Lincolnshire base is used Abr practice bombing. He said the Crew members knew the bomb fell off the plane and immediately notified officials a Wainfleet then returned to their base at Raf upper Heyford. Dick said an investigation into the incident has begun. Usa eur vehicle registry to be closed Friday Heidelberg Germany the Usa eur vehicle registry will be closed for organization Day activities from 11 30 . To 4 30 . Friday a usar eur spokeswoman said. The registry provides services relating to All vehicle registration transactions for All . Service members in Germany and the City of Berlin. S allowed on Mac a Aviano a Italy in Ary Airlift come Passen Gers with permanent bang Wagon orders depart t ing from Aviano a May nowt face their pets with them. Iwa Viano was included earlier this Mona Xiuhe com Mand s pet shipment test which will allow p��5, to Reserve camping spaces. Camping for individuals and Small groups will be on a first come first served  Camp facilities include Shower and sanitary of acutes Susor swimming Pool. A Golf course with and Nora Mennis Courtl child s playground and camping gear can be rented or borrowed from local outdoor recreation centers. Comply by tin Sui und Swaw Tram unclaimed baggage faulty documents mix  can ruin driving trip to Berlin byjoe Mapother staff writer Berlin driving to Berlin with faulty paperwork or an incomplete understanding of the Road through East Germany can Lead to delays or cancel trips an army official has warned. All it takes is one traveler doing something really dangerous or really foolish to make an incident said maj. Lawrence Bomstein of the Berlin Provost marshal s  show the number of cars driven by Ameri can military personnel and authorized civilians to an from Berlin wis up 65 percent in 1985 from 1980 Levels. Nearly 23,000 Usa eur registered vehicle were driven along the corridor route in 1985 As opposed to the roughly 14,000 automobiles that travelled it in 1980. Just under 60,000 passengers Rode in those cars last year up from about 35,000 in 1980. We be got a few less people travelling this year than we be had Bornstein said. Despite the april terrorist bombing of a Berlin disco Bornstein said he expects a heavy flow of visitors this summer. Although the number of recorded corridor violations among the 60,000 american travellers was Low 107 Bomstein said Berlin corridor conditions give Rise to  you look at it statistically As if this was the new York thruway you would have to say no that is not a  but if you stray off the new York thruway you re not in danger of being pulled Over by a Newyork state policeman and detained for 24 hours Bornstein said. T  of the autobahn at Helmstedt West Germany. Bornstein said. Travellers must Stop at the Allied checkpoint before proceeding to the Border. American travellers Are Given a corridor packet that us veil cute travel on the Helmstedt Bertin autobahn contains color photographs of the three Highway sign where incoming traffic must turn to stay on the Allied route. Travel documents Are subject to Check there Aswell As at the soviet checkpoint ahead. Last August nearly one of every three carloads . Military travellers faced delays of one sort or an other due to travel document problems. For some of them toe delays stretched into hours. For others the error meant no car trip to Berlin. Regulations governing travel to Berlin Are listed inthe Usa eur Drivers handbook. Bad checks in army commissaries May be deducted from is pay by Clint Swift Washington Borean Washington under a new policy som shoppers who want to Cash checks in army commissaries must sign a statement authorizing the government to take the Money out of their pay if the Check bounces an army commissary spokesman said. The change stems from an agreement Between the army troop support Agency which runs the commis Saries and the army finance and accounting Center staff sgt. Randy coins said monday. The agreement took effect july i. Active duty or Reserve service members and Retiree who want to Cash checks must stamp the Back of their checks with the statement if this Check is dishonoured i consent to immediate collection from my pay for the amount of the dishonoured Check plus any related serv ice or administrative  then the customer must sign it coins said. Family members do not have to sign a consent statement. Coins said. But they May be asked to pro vide the sponsor s name rank social Security number Branch of service unit or Home address and Telephone number. A policy covering civilians is almost finished he  army and air Force Exchange service started a similar policy in May but scrapped it after customer Sand store managers complained said air Force capt. Mary Ann Neri an Exchange spokeswoman. Navy commissary officials Are talking about revising their policy but no decision has been made said spokeswoman Maureen Murray. An air Force commissary spokesman. Staff  Sobkoviak said he could find no evidence that his service was considering any such revision of its  Andrews chief of the troop support Agency s accounting and finance division said army commissaries accepted 12.5 million checks last year and 41.388 $3 million Worth bounced. She said less than 1 percent has not been recovered. The change in policy streamlines the Effort because Check writers by signing the statement agree to have their wages Garnis Beed to ensure they pay for their financial mistakes coins said. He said offenders also will pay a $ 15 service charge for redeeming the bad paper. 300 Days is subject to . Industrial designer Loewy Dies sub fandom pc. Watty. Pm. A  cum mall  wb0h.wwim Monte Carlo Monaco a Raymon Loewy whose name was synonymous with american Industrial design for decades died monday in Mona his wife Viola told the associated press his death was due to natural causes. Loewy s designs ranged from appliances to the department stores that sold them and to trains and ships and the toothbrushes the passengers took along. His White cigarette package inspired the advertising slogan Lucky strike Green has gone to War during world War ii and he designed the rakish Continental Studebaker car  was born nov. 5, 1893, in Paris the son of an austrian journalist. He served in the French army in world War i and moved to the United states in 1919, beginning his career As a fashion  first major Success came in 1934, with a refrigerator for Sears Roebuck & co. That used non Rustin shelves for the first time. In 1945, he formed Raymond Loewy associates which eventually expanded to include a staff of 200. Loewy became a . Citizen in 1938 and moved to Monaco from the United states six Yean ago