European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 20, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday August 20, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 7 Congress asked to require labels warning drinkers Washington up Deans of some of the nation s most prestigious medical and Public health schools have urged Congress to require warning labels similar to i Host on cigarette packages on All alcoholic beverage containers. The health and safely problems associated with he consumption of alcohol arc so severe and widespread that Mas alcoholic beverages per capita consumption in salons in the . Among persons 18 years and older 36 35 34 33 32 4 distilled spirits 1877 78 79 80 81 82 83 m Chicago Tribune Char score . Yunwu of alcohol. Tobacco and Are pm Sivc Public education efforts Are Nec Essary to Alert the Public the Dean said. Their comments came in a letter presented to Congress monday. The missive was from the Deans of 33medical and Public health schools including Harvard University Yale University Urcla and Johns Hopkins University. It said warning labels would keep the dangers of alcohol abuse constantly be fore the Public  if required on Beer wine and liquor they will reinforce the message that Alco hol is alcohol no matter in what form it it consumed he letter said. The letter was sent to support a Bill passed by the Senate Lubor and human resources committee thai would reauthorize the National Institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism and the National inst Tucson drug abuse the Bill which is awaiting action by the full Senate would require labels on alcoholic beverage containers that warn of the risks of alcohol on unborn fetuses and on driving ability. The warnings would also Alert con Sumers that alcohol can increase the risk of liver disease and cancer. Specific health information on Alco hol containers would help break Dow consumer ignorance of alcohol s Many physical effects said or. Harvey finc Berju Dean of the Harvard University school of Public health. Whether or not All people heed la Bels Consumers Wilt be in a far better position to make informed choices about their drinking  last month the american medical association sent a similar letter to con Gress supporting the Bill. The alcoholic beverage Industry has strongly opposed the measure. Sunday aug. 3, from Queens . 47 passenger bus i am almost Brand new with a Small Dent on the Driver s Side. My Cotor is Blue stripes with White sides. A while roc4 with Black trim in front and Gallop on the sides and front. My family is in Virginia. I know they Are looking for me. H you see me anywhere please Cal 911. Your local precinct or crime Stop pen number 212-374-6806. If your information leads to my recovery there we be a Reward. To to your friends to look also. The Hub meter reads approximately 65,000 Miles. My Virginia License Plata number is e11 -389. The bus number to 8304. %500 Appau have you seen me that s the question asked in this and which Tan in monday s new York daily news. The and written to sound like pin from the vehicle itself was paced after i bus chartered by group of by ii tans from Virginia who nere visiting new York for a mers game was stolen bom a parking lot. Scientists urge court to reject Louisiana Law Washington a seventy two american winners of Nobel prizes in science urged the supreme court monday to strike Down a Louisiana Law requiring Public schools teaching evolution to Leach creation 15 in a Brief filed with the High court the Nobel Lau reates and 24 scientific organizations argued that the creation science mentioned in the state Law is really religion and has no place in science classes. Teaching religious ideas miss Abele As science is detrimental to scientific education it Sels up a Taise conflict Between science and religion and mis Eads our youth about the nature of scientific inquiry the Friend of the court Brief stated. Of Ssara Skiffi and most fits life forms came into existence Aboul thieves make off with Moon rocks new Orleans up the Fri City police and Security agents from the National aeronautics and space administration searched monday for Moon rocks stolen by thieves who ripped a Safe containing $25 from a Wall at a nature Center Jim Whelan assistant director at the Louisiana nature Center said he Hopes that publicity about the theft saturday will prompt the thieves to return the lunar  s about six samples embedded in a plastic disc 8 inches in diameter and about an Inch thick he said. The rocks have no monetary value Whelan said but Are invaluable to research and education programs Al the Center. Their primary value would be for educational Pur poses Whelan said. They re nol Shingi of great Beauty or anything like thai. They re not  Whelan said he believes the thieves were unaware thai the Safe which was pulled from a wait in an administrative office of the nature Center contained the rocks. The thieves apparently were after Cash but the Safe contained Only $25, he said. The samples were among rocks brought Back to Earth from the american Apollo Moon Mission in the 1960s, Whelan so id Fri spokesman Cliff Anderson said his Agency was conducting a search for the thieves and was treating the incident As a Shefl of government properly. Alaska plans refinery for asian Trade is circuit court of appeals. Invalidated review the lower court rulings. Anchorage Alaska up a proposed refinery at the terminus of the soc mile trans Alaska Oil pipeline Wilt make Jet and diesel fuel for Export to Asia company and state officials said monday. They said the Federal Law prohibiting Export of crude Oil from Alaska s North slope does not prohibit the Export of refined products and officials of Alaska Pacific refinery inc. Of Santa Barbara Calif have targeted Japan South Korea Taiwan and Thailand As their primary Market Region. Gov. Bill Sheffield announced plans for inc 100,000-barrel-a-Day  and others have been seeking Federal per Mission to expo North slope crude to the Orient and Japan has expressed interest in buying it but he mood in Congress has been against changing the Law. Plans by Alaska Pacific Call for shipping the highly refined Oil products to Pacific rim markets when the refinery is completed Between october 1988 and Jan uary 1989.j. Timothy Campbell president of the company said the refinery will be built Wilh s750 million in private investments during the next 30 months. Campbell said construction will Start next Spring employing 1,100 workers at its Peak. Alaska Pacific refinery plans to build on a 1,425 acre site about 5 Miles from downtown Valdez a City of 3,700. Based on Sis per barrel Oil the firm said in expects to make the Fortune 500 list of companies during its firs year of operation with predicted revenues in the period ofs700 million. Every Day about 1.8 Mil Ion barrets of Oil flow through the trans Alaska pipeline to Valdez