European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 24, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes thursday july 24,1986 Flag burners Madison wis a of five teen agers accused of Ings hundreds of Miniatt flags at a cemetery on May have agreed to maj restitution. Dane county ass of Jet District attorney Don Gary said Mon Day that the yours have each agreed to pays a in restitution perform 200 howls of Community service and a an essay on the experience. M two Othy teen agers involve Din the m.w26 incident at Forest Hill be very will be offered the ement when they return in later this summer he s five youths were named i Quency petitions accusing i of Flag mutilation a felony property damage a Mise in French custody Paris up new zealand released to French custody tues. Day two French secret service agents jailed for sinking the Green peace ship Rainbow Warrior France announced. The foreign ministry said in statement that cmdr. Alain a fart and. Capt. Dominique Prieur have just left new zealand toil with French territory As their Des the agents were released from custody m Wellington As part of a Deal announced july 7 in which France agreed to apologize and pay s7 million in compensation Tonew zealand and promised not to Block new zealand Dairy exports to Europe. The two agents were on their Way to military base on Hao a Remote French atoll in the South Pacific. They Are to serve three Yean of confinement on the is land isolated from everyone but immediate family members an military personnel. Classes beamed by sate expand learning opportunities writer Boston University is experimenting with beaming lectures by satellite to improve education in Remote locations. Robert Lamb vice president for Over seas programs said the University is evaluating the satellite lectures technical and financial feasibility balanced with educational benefits. The German Federal Post office an Boston University Are cooperating in the Experiment that has been red this sum Mer with computer science and Mark ing classes. Lamb said. Beaming classes by satellite tuners to locations where clan Bree does not permit the expense of Maing a guest lecturer Lamb said. In Berlin the to jolting management class of professor Dale so Obj cd part in a Tri seminar with classes in tand Ludwigshafen Germany. Lecture was beamed in june from a Post office studio in Ludwigshafen the other locations. The Gram was spread Over two class Fand included lectures by Euratti executives of a German airline Rupany andean american compute Gnu facture. Students in class had an question the executives in Lump Panfen using a Telephone Hookup Bathe three classrooms. The wave of the future in _ ways Shook said. It gives the Bents Contact with people who Are tally doing this stuff graduate students in Shock s class were cautious about assessing the Bene fits of lectures by satellite. I did t feel very Good about watch ing a to said Doug Leonnig 39, and the budget officer at the . Embassy in East Berlin. But it was probably the most effective Way we could get Access to fairly High powered Steve Wolf a 24-year-old who expects to finish work on a business degree this Amer said because i grew up in the time period i did i m probably More accepting of the but no matter How valid satellite classes arc As a teaching instrument they can never replace the professor in the classroom Wolf said. Close Contact with a professor it particularly important at the graduate level because the class subject matter is de bated rather than simply imparted Wolf favored the interaction Between the classes because it gave him the Opportunity to glean ideas from the other students he said. The University is renting the satellite dishes and television monitors said if Kammermeyer academic coordinator for business administration and closely involved with the satellite program. University officials will evaluate the Experiment at the close of the said. About a too Stu dents Are enrolled in Boston University programs in Europe she said. Oklahoma Cri Omaha a stunts i. Manning Sanu Joiy Zanfra Nicosin Juan 4am 4pm 77 so5? to 73 Mei Ai 75 to m 57 m main famil Ardam. Alana. . . P High if n to Goa a m 52 Moscow d _ 70 Toronto a m 73 97 70 Vancouver d 72 65 sic Puad by a aau Dlud Praia i Cloudy a party co try a Mosul Doudy unseemly Tourkos to face fines Der new Venetia Law Venice Italy a Declaris that Venice won tolerate unseemly behaviour Byj rotors the mayor of this Lagoon City has issued a Lister taboos that include camping Sloppy dressing and pinging in the canals. We cannot permit the Sporic areas of Venice to become transformed into a camping ground mayor Nereo Lamoni said in a Sta Wnent me City is this f the forbidden Panama of which will become punishable by Law thursday my under the heading of comportment that could do curb the Tranquility and Security of citizens the May said. All guests area come but the guests of Venice must be respect Jbf the City Lamoni said noting Man tourists exhibit Wise Emly behaviour by unrolling sleep ing bags in s Square strolling around in Bath ing suits and i jeering. Under the jew rules All of the above will be barred along with dining in the canals and changing clothes or napping in Public places. In addition no playing of Lou music Punj portable radios or tape recorders will be Al Lowed inn. Mark s Square which is a favorite . By some time we have followed a political tourism by those who Are less wealthy partic Oung people Lamoni said. We have in fact an office for that our objective is to maintain Liness and order in the City.". Jose who ignore the restrictions will face fines of Between 20,000 to 200,000 lire $ 15 to $ 150. Scandinavia s Reindeer affected by radiation Oslo Norway a fallout from the chernobyl nuclear reactor disaster has contaminated some of the Mossy Lichen favored by Scandinavia s Reindeer threatening to make their meat unsaleable and unsafe to eat. Herders in Central Norway the area of the country most affected by the fallout Are to learn soon if the contamination Means meat from their annual fall Slaughter will be too radioactive to sell. In neighbouring Sweden officials said tuesday that up to 40,000 Reindeer would have to be killed this year and their meat thrown away. Norwegian officials say they will soon Complete test sind studies evaluating the effects of radiation on nor Way s Reindeer and on the prospects of telling their meat but it will take longer to determine what to do wit the herds Reindeer administrator Jan aage Risenh said tuesday amid newspaper predictions that some norwegian animals also May face destruction. Ono Mic growth sch to l1%rdte in second Quarter Washin annual rate of Pace since the eminent report the weakness measure of the expanded during annual rate far this year at an Ann the Commerce one third of the 3.8 the year. Growth in the april percent increase in the 1981-82 recession waste news on inflation Index tied to the Gnu the april june period theades. The administration Hasic growth will add about year and will Force a the whole year. While administration rebound in the second mists have been sluggish growth for the 3.8 percent -0 of the year represent last month that i 2.9 percent rate. Government new data so abroad and and Govro Menthe Govi in a economic Groi Fth slumped to and Eicem from april through june the slowest of the last recession 3f years ago the gov tuesday. F the Gross National product the broadest s economic Heap meant toe Economy tint half of 1986jlt a sluggish 2.4 percent the adminis altion s Hopes for growth Gnu Slid to less than f the first three months of r was the slowest since a 0.6 i months of 1982, when the lend. I positive however. A Price annual rate of 2.1 percent in to increase in almost two Dee a said that the weaker econom lion to the budget deficit this on in growth estimate for insist that growth will Stib year Many private econ Sis downward to show if of their of the Cal ulaia subs Tanti during this for the first three month i from an estimate 1 was at a much slower last several for All of 1 percent cent the., Ity since has been contrast percent the huge the cysts said the fit strength in earn ii of positive changes use purchases. I also revised its est ii the changes had the Art originally est ii 1984 growth now was revised because by . Companies business inventories t of growth for their boosting growth b.2 percent to 2.7 ated at 6.4 per by has been in a period of Immer of 1984. For the last t at an average annual rate of Economy surged ahead at an a first 1 8 months of the current Reco Al reason for this Sharp in the country s foreign Trade sluggish Active the gnat by of 7rate both Ime Stic manufacturing Industry has As foreign Competition has stolen sales f this country and abroad situation continued to Worsen from april arts surged at an annual rate of 20.1 percent i were rising. I been Nance. J a virtual is. Goods Iju Resua i
