European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 31, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes thursday july 31,1986 b a Date cyanide scare Plet non a. A Ald Man pleaded guilty t Federal charges of Callip Market and saying lie fad the us place cyanide in Jill Oslo re swi elves. . \3isirict judge Ekosik cd Rcd Norma Allen Pnesdale re county or await Send cloy Flack wout bait maximum it 10 y5500,000 n Allen was tampering i for calling i Honesdale on and claiming son in jello a pudding. The products from tests cond food and found the mixes cont assistant Murray. In Pri n  d Lowith ing. Theby Allen n and a charges Ofer products Market Ini and july 12 d put the Poi jell-0 instant Tel removed the by the .  land pudding no cyanide said attorney Albert new Delhi Curlew new Delhi. India up Autho Rij relaxed a curfew in All areas of the City tuesday for the first Tine since comm Fol Vio Lence erupted three Days no police sad. Army remained on s lice reported no Inci areas of the capital Rel real a Day after a cil to protest a slaying in Nipun Jab state Friday of hindu passengers by sikh extremes Vallee s ashes Westbrook. Maine up ashes of crooner Rudy Vallee were buried in a family cemetery near the Home where he grew up in accordance with his wishes and his widow1 belief that the people of Maine would Lake Good care  about 200 people Many of them elderly surrounded the family plot at St. Hyacinth s cemetery monday As the Rev. Brian cd Lii or Vallee s Nephew led mourners in the 23rd psalm. Valtee 84, died july 3 at his California Home while watching the statue of Liberty festivities on television a funeral mass was said in California and i remains were cremated. My drops Rule on deduction of by winced checks by Clint Swift Washington Bureau Washington the army has rescinded its new policy requiring commis sary shoppers paying by Check to sign statement authorizing the government to take the Money out of their pay if the Check bounces. The army rescinded its policy july is because of the reluctance of the other services to adopt the policy said sol. Randy coins a spokesman for to troop support Agency which Ove the commissaries. Under the army  shoppers who wanted to Jug Fly checks had to stamp the Back a their Check with the statement of pals Check is Dis honoured 1 consent pm mediate collection from my a Flor the amount of the dishonoured cart plus any related serv ice or   Johnj mesas a spokesman for Navy pics said his service is consid log a get Lough policy that will in delude a $15 fee for bad checks cashed i commissary and an attempt to la i used from paychecks if Nacda but Levau consent stamp Ila part of the polic Nijiu review Cyril avy finance officials an air , staff  soul Fuwk Sanar "  no plan army policy took effect  said that for practical Pur poses it was never implemented. He said Only commissaries in the Western United states and the Pacific had received the Stamps. The policy which covered Active duty Reserve and retired military members bul not family members or civilians was distributed by the army news service for wide publication in Post newspapers. The army and air Force Exchange service started a Simitar policy in May bul dropped it after shoppers and store managers complained said air Force Mary Ann Nacri an cafes woman. She said they thought the stamp was intimidating and unnecessary. Coins said the policy would be re implemented if the other services Decidero go along. We re ready to move ahead Goi said. It s an excellent policy thai streamlines the process of collecting  be said the army currently tries to m bad checks through a month it vhf warning letters from finance Antu offices. If that fails the Mailer is Pfaffli Mulh a civilian collection Agency and Theta icky does not come Back to the commit a joint service a Proton weded be cause Many shoppers have thadest to commissaries of More than the said. Ann Andrews chief of the troop s3 port Agency s finance division Sal about s3 million Worth of checks bounced at army commissaries last year. Lebanon hostage s sister Bock in . Boston a the sister of kid napped reporter Terry Anderson re Lumen to the United states tuesday after a trip to Greece and Syria to discuss her brother s Fate. Peggy say said she accomplished what she set out to do in her two week trip bul she was not optimistic that he brother would be released. She said she was still angry and fright ened because she claimed the Reagan administration has not Lone enough to seek the release of the kidnapped Ameri cans. She said she would return Home to Rostand would then travel to Washington to lobby Congress to help put pressure on the administration to negotiate for the release of the americans. Say 45, of Batavia n.y., campaigned heavily with the syrians the main Power broken in War divided  was Given assurances their plan for restoring order include efforts to Fin Danderson and the other hostages. She said she nude the trip to Honor promises to another brother and to her father both of whom died of cancer Dor ing the 16 months Anderson has spent in Captivity since being kidnapped in mos Lem Weil Beirut Lebanon. At one Point she drove to the Leb anese Border to Send prayers to her 38 year old brother chief Middle East Cor respondent for the associated press. He and the other americans an believe held by the pro iranian extremist group islamic jihad. Toward the end of say s trip the group released the Rev. Lawrence . Briton s s. Africa peace Mission fails Johannesburg South Africa up president Pieter Botha tuesday refused a plea by British foreign Secre tary Geoffrey Howe to free jailed Blac Leader Nelson Mandela and vowed sanctions twill not Force South africans to commit National  the death loll under emergency Rule climbed past 200. Howe who was sent by the 12-Nationeuropean economic Community to stave off sanctions to Force a change i South Africa admitted after his second meeting with Botha that his seven Day peace Mission had ended in failure. The responses i got have not yet enabled me to proclaim that i made the Progress i would have liked said Howe referring to his plea to have Mandela freed from a life term on a treason w Mandela head of the african National. Has been in jail since 1962. Botha holding his first news Confer ence in More than a year repealed the Standard formula that Mandela could be released from it life term for treason once he repudiates violence. "1 told him candidly that i would be ready to let or. Mandela be released the moment he is prepared to abandon Vio Lence Botha said adding that the same applies for talks with the Anc. These talks can Only Lake place i they abandon violence and Lake pan in Elul processes in South Africa 1ib said scoffing at sanctions As  said i do not believe in sanctions but. I we Are forced until our backs Are against the Wall we will have no alternative outstand up in self respect and say to the. Virld you will not Force South africans commit National  14 held in plot to stage Suriname coup new Orleans a the arrest of14 people accused of planning to Over throw the government of Suriname Mark the third time in five Yean that officials have thwarted alleged new Orleans base plots to topple foreign Leaden. Obviously this is a Hub said . Attorney John Volz. It s a Central Point a jumping off Point to South America and Central  Robert Grimes the regional commissioner of . Customs in new Orleans said that Tommy Lynn Denley 45, of Grenada miss., was the Leader of a band of mercenaries who planned to pose As financiers. According to documents they apparently planned to take surname s presi Dent it cot. Desi Bouterse hostage. Bouterse came to Power in a military coup in february 1980. Suriname is one of three Small coun tries East of Venezuela on the Northern coast of South America. Formerly culled dutch Guiana it won Independence from the Netherlands in 1975, Denley a former , customs patrol officer and Panama canal zone police offi cer was arrested monday in suburban.  -.--. Kenner. He was on i Way to the Ham games said. He said   i2of the Olsen Wourl paid to surinamese government to the Anui foundation. The mercenaries described � being from various parts of the United Stales. Planned to join an army of Central american indians in the coup attempt. Mond Airport where take him to Suriname Grimes said. All 14 people were being held on charges of violating the . Neutrality act which deals with the armed Over throw of a foreign government. A wiretap affidavit made Public Mon Day said Denley As president of a com Pany named tango Lima Delta inc., was hired by a dutch company identified As the anus foundation of Amsterdam. Netherlands. Its president was identified As George Baker. The affidavit said Denley showed a undercover agent a contract to receive 1.3 billion dutch guilders about $625million in return for turning Over the agents nitrate Tei Vinga  nid. Ted monday in Hirr Uriondo As John Ambi Eui 40, of million if the coup succeeded. Customs and Fri agent infiltrated Throup after receiving those arrest Ewere identified Lafayette. La., Homer Phillips jr., 31. Of Hamburg to. Michael Johnson in of new Orleans and his Mother Barbara 45 Hector Teller 31, of Oak Forest. Dju Jamie right 30, of Marion Ohio Don Morton 46, of Colby Kan. Fred l Rich 41, of Columbia to. Vanus Livingston 56, of sugar tree Tenn. Steven Green 25, of Evansville ind. Raymond Livingston 2s, of Jefferson la Roger Mcgrady 36, of Sacramento Calif. And Daniel i Chand 29, of Tennyson ind