European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 2, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes tuesday september 2,1986 news update Section results 1 it Lake City up Latch a mkt of shuttle solid  performed  in some dts bul Only Mara tally in it safety Aid engineering att Vic according pc a tenon Isid after the Hal Cnoc Sci Dent. The re Basco Lam a Rovic injure was of Ain by the disc act news in Salt Alv any under the Freedom of in nation act. Monon Thi tors Wasatch operations in  he High est rating of Sarf factory in six ease government inspectors but deeded in prov meat in Congi wiring and safety according to  review of str Mol. F Prendic tial  Jelv castigated the Jan. 2k\chal i Cap disaster blamed the Fievez Plo non on 3 rupture in a join in " Huille s right Side solid. Buill by Morton Shioko in explosion be Germany up a bomb landed by leftist the Isle sex plied Early Sund rat  on resident Aube inthe German web ency spa said the leftist Ujj Klimp revolutionary cells to Nelk visibility for the bombings Icem delivered 10 Helges 3ibedthedtationmrncr for foreign i Sid a Cyk and totalitarian Regil Trojan obtained information on Ilion people the Agency said. Reactor photos Arco. Idaho a initial Pic Tures of the damaged nuclear fuel Core from the three mile Island re actor indicate temperatures in pan of the Core reached 5,000 degrees atthe height of the 1979 Accident 2vj times higher than Normal we found a solid Structure four feet thick of Ceramic material in the Middle of the reactor Jim Broughton manager of the Acci Dent evaluation project under Way at the Idaho National engineering Laboratory said saturday. The first photographs of the fuel rods from the damaged reactor were released by the department of Energy facility a month after the first of some 40 shipments of damaged pieces from the reactor Core reached the Sile series of blasts preceded toxic Cloud in Cameroon Yaounde Cameroon a series of explosions heard by villagers hours earlier a italian scientist said sunday. Volcan Logist Franco Baroi Cri who spent three Days interviewing witnesses to the seismic behaviour at the Crater Lake i Northwestern Cameroon said residents first noticed some smoke or steam escaping from the Lake around 4 pm aug. 21, at around 8 p.m., a Small explosion was heard and Between 9 and 10 p.m., two or three More larger explosions were heard followed immediately by the Gas he said. We have determined that the explosion of Gas produced a wave in the Lake that touched the entire Shore. It destroyed a Good part of the soil and vegetation on the Edge of the  Barbier told stale run radio Cameroon. On he Southeast Side of the Lake the Lake had a height of 15 meters 45 feet and on he Northern Side it was four to five meters 11 to 5 feel Barbien said. The . Disaster Relief Agency in Geneva Switzerland said 1,746 were killed when the toxic Gas identified by French expert on the Wonc As Carbon dioxide with a Trace of Hydrogen sulfite burs from the Lake and blew into four nearby villages. It injured Abou 500 people an killed about 7,000 cattle in a 6-mile area around the volcanic Crater Lake. Military teams completed burying the human bodies thursday bul cattle car casses continued to pose a problem Sun Day. Official had hoped All the cattle would be disposed of before Lite week end but the numbers and Lack of equip ment made that  local drinking water already is contaminated. Harbour to Tarzieff a French yol Canolo Gist who toured the scene said saturday a leak of steam at High pressure onto the take floor forced the Cloud of Gas to the surface of Lake Nios. Tarzieff said More Gas probably Isi ranked under the sediment so any eventual return of the population to this area is absolutely prohibited. Some 3,000 people had to leave their  said the steam increased the Lake temperature to to degrees celsius 92degrees fahrenheit much higher than the 21c 78 f Norm for the atmosphere in the Remote mountainous Region. He said that since the Gas release cased the seismic pressure under the Lake there is Only a slim Chance of another release soon. Bul he said an Earth quake could accelerate the process an recommended that the area be monitored for seismic activity. Infra a pan to use a d from . Of enlarge size of Force open Tegucigalpa hondas a with $100 million in . Alid Brnoit in their pockets. Contra rebels say or i planto nearly double the i a of their i Force and expand their guerrilla to three fourths of Nicaragua in the next  rebels say that with the right training and equipment they can improve the effectiveness of the hit and miss style of fighting. The Contra Art fighting Nicaragua leftist sandinista government which the United states has accused of undermining Central America by trying 10 Export  rebel leaders insist they Don t want . Soldiers fighting them. Just nicaraguans will be firc fighting those who brought up Tina tonal terror to Nicaragua. Afao not want to make the same my Pete said Frank Arana a spokes naj or the nicaraguan democratic Fps known by its initials in Spanish. By the fun Ihen nest Contra group claims to  fighters wit about 40 a com operating inside Nicaragua Ano me rest encamped in an Esti mated Tiki Clandestine bases along the Honduras. Lutary analysts in the Region put the climber lower some estimating that there Are As few As 10,000  said the fun plans to have about 30,000 fighter within eight months of receiving the . Aid Proba Bly starting some Lime in october. If we have the equipment thci0 problem in increasing the be to that pfc. That always has Bebbe prov Tern Benw he Lacka ram Saia the fun Hoo is to increase it activities in King a according to Arana. He Sai the Flifle now operate i about 4dbrcem of the country con int the move in what  and along a North uth Corrin Central Nicaragua. R we will establish a Peary presence in Nicaragua and we cover militarily 75 percent of the Nica Nguan territory not to control the Verrilo by but to have military operation against the sandinista Arana said in an interview at an fun Safe House i Tegucigalpa. He said the fun Hopes to completed he expansion within a year. To. Aid package Calls for . Military personnel to work with the contras but details Are still being worked out i Washington. A . Diplomat in Tegucigalpa speaking on condition of anonymity said one possibility is to have . Train already in the Field Basic training la new re ers inst and a cruiur_l5nduras, Al Salvador and Panama .11 have said they do not want the con tras on their soil. It really does not matter where it i done. What matters is that we get the training said. Aristides Sanchez one of seven members of the ruling directorate of the  fighters now get 45 Days of train ing in guerrilla warfare use of weapon Sand human rights Arana said. The contras already have a Lisl of equipment they want to buy with the .  the lop Are surface to air missiles. The contras Are thought to have about dozen soviet made Sa-7 missiles but by want the .-made stinger Misite eng that the 5a-7s Are unreliable in  also want heavier Artil Lery incl Fiig 105mm howitzers plus rifles Fles a guns grenades mines Arana said. Thet Ibn Hopes to buy a c-1 30 cargo plane lot Ufa resupply tighten deep inside in Carago with resupply now infrequent the Colaku in Nicara Gua often must scavenge i food an take weapons and Armuni Tleiji from sandinista killed in Battle. 800 nurses end walkout in Boston Boston up _ some Soo nurse sat three City operated hospitals ended their 48-hour walkout As scheduled Sun Day after they were found in contempt of court and their Union was fined $20,000for missing two shifts. The Short Job action was the second into weeks by the nurses who Are seeking pay parity with paramedics and nurses i privately run hospitals and the Elimina Tion of non nursing  nurses were found in contempt of court saturday by Suffolk county Supe rior court judge John Mon arty after they defied a temporary restraining order and staged the walkout. Moriarty ordered nurses Back to work at Boston City Hospital and facilities in mama pan and Long Island by 3 pm. Sat urday or their Union would be fined j 10,000 per shift. The nurses remaine Adamant about the walkout and missed iwo shift before returning to work As planned for the 7 . Sunday  Fine was to be reduced by si00 for each nurse who did report to  thursday 2soofsome 300 nurses from the service employees International Union local 2sj voted for the two Day  Union is maintaining its stance said Union spokeswoman Jane Mclaughlin. Thursday s vote followed three Days of contract negotiations thai stalled on the Issue of wages. Without a contract since july i the nurses arc see Lang a 7 percent pay hike which would raise their hourly wage from si3.76 to si7. At the request of the state labor relations commission Moriarty began Fri Day hearing an Appeal by cily official that the nurses return to work. On Friday Only $1 if 183 registered nurses scheduled Tor the 7 . Shift at Boston City Hospital reported to work. Said Hospital spokeswoman Carolyn Wai Den. At Mattapan and Long Island Hospi tals none of the 32 nurses assigned to each Hospital s Day shift reported Formwork Walden said. Mayor Raymond i Flynn issued statement urging the Union a obey the court order by refraining from any fur ther illegal action. Contract issues should be resolved atthe bargaining table and not at the expense of patient care he said. Supervisors and a few nurses cared for reduced patient loads at the hospitals. Walden said who described the situations  the patient Load at sch was reduced to 165 patients while 80remained at Mattapan and 185 at Lang Island. All elective surgery was postponed and ambulances were directed to other facilities Walden said