European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 28, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes monday july 28,1986 news update Ideal denied Belgrade. It 1 the sup Etc Ilia Friday Dynit endless an Appeal nazi War criminal Ivic against the Dele yugoslav Nev said. Ivic 86, was Anvic Ted if mass Murde of civil prisoners of a during Art Latty. Tanj a May i want a world and Wafi ring Tai id Bitt Ukovic specific stained in yugoslav111 term the nazi900,000 Tion the uni Artukovic i february peals was a ii by a sentenced 1-Day Iii con i its of j be court death by May a of four murder con indictment said during minister of of Croatia gypsies and Linly in con extradite dangles in last of his a Cape co 51 year old night were invest a Polar b a i illness. Dean m fort Myera meningitis coma jul you admit Piu Wilh doctor meningitis to were fou Cream at Richmond Kraft Polar bacteria to. A added Friday Ting bacterial1 authorities Heifer eating bar caused of no thicken with into after he ral hoi is. That Bijl Teria which in ice in Polar b was Broth cd a have Sampl d Sli four Pocai Ike Syi a club. _ caused bade last Mon left inc i a. Withdrew line after Fin two plants reported in the week be sized Accordi will. 40 people in four led suffering flu after eating the entire in the eur Jecan weather fwu Dun Lonbon Ujj rain too Little and too late for drought stricken South by the associated press new thunderstorms soaked parts of the Southeast on saturday but it was too Little and Loo late for towns Short on water hydroelectric plants with Low reservoirs and banners with devastated craps and no Hay to feed their cattle. Agricultural losses throughout the Southeast Are estimated at up to $1.9 billion and the deaths of 45 people have been blamed on an accompanying heat wave which it producing temperature readings in the 90 after two week of look Rhiger. A severe thunderstorm watch was pos Ted for parti of Maryland Virginia and North Carolina after More than an Inch Ofrain fell on Athens a and Montgomery Ala. White most of the South East is a Robed coastal communities in North Carolina have had plenty of rain and Wilmington which had 2.41 indie of rain Friday night is above Normal for july National weather service meteorologist Grace Swansea Fot More than a Inch of rain late Friday but the City is still More than1 t i inches below Normal for the year and outdoor watering restrictions were imposed last week. Georgia s lower Chana Woochee River has become nearly in navigate to full loaded barges making the trip from North Ern Florida to Columbus oa., and port operators in that City say they May shut Down until next year idling Barge Crews. There s some awful looking stuff out then Florida agricultural official John French wid of Panure in the Florida pan handle where Farmers have received Hay donated elsewhere in the stale. They Fra Otilde be cutting their second crop of Hay and there s not even enough from the first crop for cattle to Graze on free Bay has been moved into the South East by truck and air Force cargo planes from banners in Connecticut Indiana Iowa Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Missouri new York Ohio Oklahoma Vermont and Wisconsin. Herds in North Carolina alone consume about 7,690 tons of Hay a Day which would amount to 1.5 million ions by next Springer about s700.000 Worth of Hay a Day said Jim Olivery chairman of the state s drought task Force. More Bay was on the Way. Including 1,000 ions to be Down by the air Force from Colorado to Alabama. Federal express volunteered one of its planes to haul about 25 tons of Hay sunday from Massachusetts to Charleston ,in Tulsa okla., Burlington Northern Railroad offered 23 Boran to haul Hay and at Mon Peb or vt., Central Vermont railway donated a Boxcar. It s like an unwritten Law that you should help each other out said Farmer James mar Zatkowski of Cumberland Iti who has three Banu full of Hay to donate but has t found a Way to move in to the Southeast the heat has been blamed for 19 Deabi this month in Georgia four each in North Carolina Missouri Indiana and it Init three in Alabama two each in Kentucky and South Carolina and one each in Vir Ginia Louisiana and Michigan. 5,000 troops train in Mojave Deserf Gallant Eagle 86 Man re Twenty none More than 700 Paral onto the desert floor in in Ness saturday to join More than 35, troops in War game training under mid dle East combat conditions we jumped 742 paratroopers and we had Only four injuries and they were minor said maj. James a Tillman a spokesman for the command group con ducting the desert Man Euver 125 mile East of los Angeles the paratrooper joined airborne div soldiers that Jpn ear Lier As we As marines is whilst air borne troopers in Galla Eagle 86 a Nevers on 9300ffi Miles of the Southern Moja the Exene Drun through aug. 3 at fort Irwin near bar t town Knore than a dozen other bases. Tie corps attack aircraft tanks artillery of the 1st Marine div and the 7tb Marine amphibious brigade joined in the Drill with tons of explosives Taid maj. Kerry Gen Haneck. Scenario is a . Atli in a by religious by the Nat s stirred tipi and invaded when its Char of in. Navy Marine corps in be is fighting Orange and . I Are learning to Cope with snakes scor pions heat and the noise of Battle. At the Marine base 16,000 troops in tanks trucks jeeps and armoured person Nel carriers Are rolling and clanking across a Barren landscape of blowing Sand and volcanic Rock. Each fool Soldier is drinking a quart of water an hour during training said it. David Mullin an army water Supply officer in charge of the bag farm. Arm is a collection Fosler balloons which deliver Gallons of water daily in the butt coloured Canvas bags Are about 75 feet Long and Are delivered by 16-wheel trucks. The water is transferred by fire Hose to even larger bags on to ground which form a Man made Oasis hidden from aircraft with camouflage netting another Oasis is the 28th combat supt Hospital which is made of inflow Bubble domes the size of a football lean treat 400 soldiers an appendectomy out Here Sajdl Cla Vid Smili. A medical officer. That sons Moeft Here a lot Hap pier than he was Whol fiame so far. Gallant have been Light. Few Soldie Fege suffered from heat exhaustion be strict water discipline and the and scorpions Haven t been a problem officials said. 2 suspected guerrillas killed in Johannesburg i we do by ii aug Tum it it mh6m to a apr met hoi Johannesburg up Security forces in an Early morning shoot out saturday killed two heavily armed Blacks a Man and a woman dressed As a Man suspected of involvement in Down town Johannesburg bomb attacks police spokeswoman in Pretoria said a patrol found three soviet made automatic Bri Fth Jai rifles a rocket grenade launcher and an anti Sci sonnet mine in the suspected guerrillas car after the gunfight outside killings interrupted two Days free of deaths by political violence an pushed up. That category s toll to 187 since president Pieter Botha ordered nationwide stale of emergency june 12. Britain s foreign Secretary sir Geof Frey Howe faced a tight two Day sched ule of Pretoria contacts after a Day trip saturday to Swaziland and Lesotho on his peace seeking saturday Bureau for information officials said no deaths occurred overnight in racial violence. More than2,100 people have died in 23 months of violent opposition o White led talks with Howe Swaziland s prime minister Prince Bek Impi Dornini was reported offering his landlocked King Dom a a Oeutrn venue for talks on end ing apartheid in South Africa. Howe s aides spoke of the offer to re porters accompanying the Mission and he said swazi officials cautioned How against the effects of anti South african sanctions on the tiny kingdom s , troubleshooting the South Afri can crisis for the european Community Council of ministers seeks undertakings from Botha s government that will mom by swelling Western de demands for Puni Tive saturday Dlamini and Hying to morning talks with Lesotho by Royal air Force Jet for meetings with King to shoe shoe and military Leader Gen jul Justin Khanya Howe was scheduled to return to Johannesburg late saturday. At least 7 die As landslide hits Italy area Senise Italy up a Sand Hillside weakened by recent thunderstorms collapsed into a narrow Valley in pre Dawn darkness sat urday crushing several Villas an killing at least seven people including four children. Another child was believed Tobe buried under torts of Sand and gravel in a Villa. Scores of tin men and police backed by three helicopters and two Pouce dogs used bulldozers a dearth moving equipment throughout the Day to search for three of the victims Ages 15,12and 9. The bodies of two of the missing children were found shortly after Nightfall. Rescue workers nid the bodies were not immediately identifiable and continued the search for the remaining victim
