European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside at Lefi g Nijm Egen medics Busy at Blister tent. Page 3 d making Waves in the Kitchen the microwave daily Magazine d scandal widens in Len Bias Case Page 21 vol. 45, no. 92 publication Roi saturday july 19. 1986 timid Tot teat d b?93 a Torrejon troop reductions Cosof Etheain by Cunt Swift Aih Atto aban Washington the first Steps toward auction of american troops it Torres of by announced after the latest  . And spin Lih Imao Tiruhi car Groebn u Early As raid August or  Laid. After talk Clyto negotiators announced a 10 per Tuon in the 4.mx . Troops at Torrejas r i period of several months. On the reasons the government a unlikely to troops might be moved or where they might go. We be got state of the Art components there f-16s." he said. The change ii not viewed As seriously affecting our capability he said. Other bases can be used id an  he noted thai after the libyan bombing last april a garbage trash collectors still off Job in Philadelphia and Detroit by he associated Jwa striking Philadelphia garbage collectors defied a Back to work order thursday and a judge in de troit refused to order 7.000 employees to return to their jobs in a 2-Day-Oid walkout Truh Hauler told to be on the Job it 9 ., bowed up Al philadelphia1 Lix garbage track de pots but refined to report for work Laid the City Deputy managing director Ken Arlington. Mound of garbage have been accumulating at 15 emergency Durni set up by the City during the 17-Day Mike. Common pleas judge Edward 1. Blake ruled wednesday that the trash we a threat to pub Lic health and ordered the haulers to return to Workon thursday Blake also ordered about 850 employee sat health and social service centers to report to work immediately. City lawyers had argued that the workers absence also posed a threat to Public health. Blake net with lawyers torte City and Union thursday afternoon and said Union officials should appear in court Friday morning to show Why they should not be held in contempt  200 trash Hauler showed. Morning at a truck depot on the Delaware River waterfront no one moved when a supervisor opened the Gate. Does anybody want to come in and go to work the supervisor asked. No some replied. One striker shouted Ain to contract Man. There Are pickets at every depot Arlington said. There were no reports of Union members crossing the line. Arlington said he was surprised atthe workers Defiance. I really thought they d get in to the Gale he said. Philadelphia mayor w. Wilson Coode has said he will dismiss the strikers if they persist in refusing to return to work. About 12,000 members of District councils 33and 47 of the american federation of stale county and municipal employees walked out july 1 in the nation s fifth largest City Over wages and benefits. Coode up thursday some 2,400 of them Are sanitation workers. District Council 47 ratified its contract saturday but some members have stayed off the Job in sympathy. In Detroit the strike by 7,000 City workers including clerks garbage collectors mechanics and others halted bus service for 200,000 commuters. Garbage Haj begun mounting up in the streets Ata rate estimated at 5 million pounds daily. The zoo is closed. Water and sewer services May be affected if the strike drags on City officials said. Wayne county circuit judge Sharon Finch de Nied the City s request for an immediate Back to work order for All strikers but called a hearing for8 30  Friday said Robert Berg a spokesman for mayor Coleman Young the City had asked the judge to order All workers Back on the Job because it con siders the strike illegal Berg said. If the judge again denies the Back to work order for All strikers Friday the City will ask that essential workers be ordered Back. Berg said essential worker would include water depart ment chemists 911-Emergen-cy Telephone operators Gar to Bare truck Drivers and maintenance workers cer Tain police record keepers food inspectors rodent control workers and election employees who had been preparing for the aug. S stale primary a Federal mediator met with both tides for about two hours thursday the first bargaining session since the walkout in the nation s sixth largest Cit began at Midnight tuesday. Of some spokesman Phil Sparks said More talks were set for Friday. Of some is the largest Union among Detroit s18,000 Public employees. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh a representative of Pittsburgh s garbage workers says a strike is a Good possibility if no agreement is reached in contract talks set to resume monday. But mayor Richard s. Caliguiri said i Don look for any strike Here Curtis Casey spokesman for teamsters local609, said the pile urge workers contract with the City expired last december and the latest Extension expires at Midnight monday. Crippled it 1 1 fighter bomber on its Way Back to eng land was permitted to make an emergency Landing at i base at Rota in Southern spam. The bases . And Spanish forces. To upgrade the training bbb a pub Abin into More of the Forward fighter base thai  air Force official said thai is merely speculation a Torrejon is Home to the 16lh air Force and sea reductions on Page 28 Regan remark about diamonds draws criticism Washington