European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 2, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday August 2,1986 another draw London up Gary Kasparov Lei i from his grasp second straight i Ion slip for aur Day in Battle with inc world the resumption Anatoly i chess Camj r. The 2jfcar-old titleholder handheld a be Pawn advantage at the of play wednesday Mcd to have a Clear shot at a mugger sentenced new York up a Parka venue mugger who was caught after being thrashed with a parasol by his feisty victim an 87-year-old widow of a British Knight was sentenced wednesday to a maximum of tour Yean in Anson Jose Ramos 38, of Manhattan had pleaded guilty to charges of third degree robbery june 16. Ramos stole lady Vera Tucker s Straw purse outside her luxury apartment building off Park ave nue May 26.Tucker, 87, the widow of sir Charles Tucker who was knighted for philanthropic work in England captured the hearts of new York ers by thrashing the mugger with her Silver handled parasol As he tried to flee on a bicycle. Airline bomber Austin Texas a a Man who hid a bomb on an airline flight carrying his wife and three children was sentenced wednes Day to 40 years in prison. Albert Lee Thilman 34, pleaded guilty june 10 to charge of placing a destructive device on an aircraft and causing damage to an  bomb stashed in Thiel Man s wife s Luggage exploded in the baggage compartment of the american airlines plane when it landed at Dallas fort Worth air port on oct. 30 after a right from  blast caused minor damage but no injuries. Temperatures h u 10 a form Myoshi b7etsitt h High to i h Al Lou it v7 Al u 7j a of Tutu m it Meta uus a euro Ean weal ice 77 a .�0 6fl of Tumuli. 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We be been getting cups of ice and drinking it putting it on our faces on our backs on our  at least 71 deaths in the South and Midwest have been blamed on the heat since july 7. Many cities rationed water and utilities struggled to Supply record demands for electricity. Forecaster Scott Tansey of the National weather service said there was no Relief in sight. It s going to stay very hot fro Georgia and the Carolinas Westward Tansey said. Temperatures May reach 110 that s hot. We had a big heat wave in 1980 and we re breaking a lot of records set  in Lille Rock ark., where it was 101at midday the seventh Day Over 100, several hospitals reported an increase i heat exhaustion cases and other weather related illnesses. Louisiana had a third Day of 100-de-Gree weather straining water supplies and electricity generators As people sought Relief from the withering heat. But not everyone sought Relief  Tupelo miss., nine air conditioners have been stolen in recent weeks said Bill Long director of police computer services. He said the Thieve prefer Cen trial air conditioning units. In Kosciusko miss the mid Sale ice distribution co. Was unable to make enough ice. Jan Deason Plant manager said misstate is Selling All 50 tons of ice it produces each Day and has sold its 6 ton Reserve. We could sell 5 More tons a Day Deason said. The ice primarily is bought by stores that use it to Cool drinks. Jackson miss., mayor Dale Dank opened All City swimming pools and gymnasiums free to people under 18. In Dallas hundreds of homeless peo ple flocked to City operated shelters. We have More people coming in and i sure the weather is driving them in said Ray Bailey director of the Dallas life foundation. Sonya of Dallas a psychic who a asked by the Dallas morning news when the hot spell would break said that 1 would t know. I think god in the Only one who can predict  eldercare and other organizations in Bartlesville okla., started a fan drive and distributed the appliances to people in need. I feel guilty because i be got air conditioning at Home. So Many other people Don to said Donna de min of eldercare. These poor people Are with out anything to even stir this heat in Anadarko okla., Farmer Phil Mannschreck said the heat bad devastated his Cotton and Alfalfa Hay crops and May Stop him from planting what in August. Ii is hot. 1 Don t know How much longer we can stand it he said. Fieldwork has just about come to a halt. We re already behind and we need to be mov ing in Slidell la., animal shelter official removed 1,500 surviving chickens froma House without air conditioning that had contained 5,000. They had been Putin the House where the temperature is Iso by a Man committed last week to a mental institution. Ins records too incomplete to keep aliens from returning paper says new York up immigration and naturalization service documents Are so incomplete that most deported illegal aliens including those with Crim Inal records can re enter the United slates under their own names the new York times reported thursday the general accounting office charted a random Sample of 87 aliens who were deposed from new York Cit Between 1983 and 1985 and found the names of Only three were entered into a data system used to identify illegal aliens. The report one of a handful of studies sen. Alfonso d Avalo r-n.y., has re Quested on immigration services in new York is unfinished and Only preliminary findings were obtained by the times. Immigration inspectors rely on a computerized data system to pinpoint undesirable aliens at airports and other Points of entry. But the Gao charged that the immigration service keeps incomplete records making it easy for illegal and criminal aliens to come Back to the United Stales. One computer list called the National automated immigration Lookout sys tem failed to include colombian Fugi Tive Jose Santa Cruz Londono reputed cocaine Kingpin of new York City the times said. He has been sought by authorities on drug charges since 1984, according to d Avalo. An immigration spokesman told the times the system typically contains Only the names of criminal aliens convicted of the most serious crimes. An earlier Gao report found 10 per cent of 200 criminal aliens were de ported but subsequently re entered the country and were arrested again. Trained inspectors Are expected 10 detect undesirable alien through inter views when they attempt to re enter the country immigration spokesman Charles Troy told the times. Inspectors at Kennedy International Airport for example can Check the names of aliens in their computerized Lookout system. There is a second Back up list that can be checked when further scrutiny is required the newspaper said. The times said d Avalo has criticized the ins and other agencies officials for not deporting More alien convicted of narcotics offences in the City. Of launches minuteman Iii from Jet Vandenboro fab Calif. A the air Force successfully test launched an unarmed minuteman Iii missile from an air plane Early thursday a spokesman said. The intercontinental ballistic missile was launched at 5 40 . From a modified Boeing ec-135 Jet out of Vandenberg fab said senior airman Bruce Fredette. Its unarmed re entry vehicles Hii their targets about 3d minutes later in the Kwajalein missile Range in the South Pacific 4,200 Miles from the launch site he said the airborne launch capability allows Crews flying in specially modified Boeingec-135 lets to provide a backup. Incas ground based launch Crews arc unable to Send missile launch commands to the minuteman missiles Fredelle said. The 12-year-old missile was removed from a silo at . Warren fab in Wyoming More than three months ago and shipped to Vandenberg 140 Miles Northwest of los Angeles. Fredette said the air Force periodically removes minuteman missiles fro service and launches them so we know our icbms Force  the launches also provide data on themissiles1 accuracy and training for launch Crews. The Squadron that per formed thursday s launch was from Ellsworth fab in South Dakota. Signs in cars can be risky group says a Cna Widm Tam. New York a those yellow baby on Board signs that Are popping up in rear windows of cars could make travel More dangerous for children the insurance information Institute said. People Are hanging the signs on the top of the rear window where they can obscure vision by creating an additional Blind spot. These Little signs they re cute and Al that we be got nothing against the signs As Long As they Don t contribute to Acci dents said Harvey Seymour a spokes Man for the Institute an insurance Industry group. The funnier signs like those which say Mother in Law in trunk May be More hazardous than the baby on Board signs the Institute said. If people Are following and they Start to read these things if they take their attention off driving there is a possibility that they might rear end the car wit the signs Seymour said. The Institute recommends placing the signs in the Bottom Comers of the new window