European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes saturday september 13,1986 aplomb fam to conc 3ota. Colombia thelic Vatodd Ruiz Volcano and buried 23,000 Phons under Mush do last Nowls Isi Birg and . It is in first visible volcanic activity in Tom Volcano and july Del Juiz is 90 Miles Sou West of e Utility is dieted grand a grand j1 Utility Compa with tying to claiming a Nowith a safety required the today in a Rnell we electric Ami pk5, Mich. A s charged two and an Engineer government Byland complied at would have italians. Red wednes a indic Michigan id and service mics the Miesie-count1, Indian fort a. Electric which provided Neering scr ii i indicted was Jude i per of 3j, of Sayville. N.y.,1niof nuclear Engineer in Amerl egr iric Power service s Nel fitly and licensing Section. Nakasone extended Tokyo up prime min ister Yasuhiro Nakasone As granted another year in office thursday after Japan s ruling Zberat demo cratic party in an unprecedented move endorsed an Extension of his term As party president. The endorsement was Given at a meeting attended by Pony members of both houses of he diet temperatures army vows to provide remains if needed by Pentagon pc Mel Washington Kilran anthropologists who will review unification a of remains twi South East Asia will get to see Bones paperwork . Maj. Gen. John Crosby the assistant Deputy chief of staff for Purso Fencl made the pledge As he explained Huv the army is reacting to criticism of i scentral identification Laboratory near Honolulu. He said lab staff will bring remains if necessary for examination by the identification review panel the Penta gon is Selling up. Bui Crosby said the army has reconsidered its decision o name a nationally known anthropologist to head the lab. His remarks came during six hours of testimony before the investigations sub committee of the House armed so committee. A committee investigator and eries of anthropologists testified tha Pic Tab should be headed by a put forensic anthropologist to avoid a a rovers of the kind that erupted adv the Pentagon announced identification of 13 airmen killed in an air Lotfe gunship that Wen Down near pause ios in 1972. Three of in families involved were not satisfied kith the Pentagon s explanation of few the identifications were made Crosby said. Family of one Crew member i. Tomas Han is suing and military foals have rescinded the lab s Iden Liff Cau Ono Hart. Crosby said Hart s official status has not been decided. Testimony entered on an estimating technique used to the lab s chief anthropologist Tadao fugue to identify re Mains when Only Small charred of ments of Bones arc recovered. Two anthropologists raised i r Mility that Only intent to dcgj0f could Ain some of the s made on the basis of such u Rue s. Ants Anthropol replied that fugue of anthropologists at and Tulion else they use the Lough none to base one _ Gist Maria has the Coal the Sumii where. Anthropol Ogisi Sique or one like it it could be accurate i i identification on. The technique morphological mation was banned by Secretary Al army John March in May As a basis identification until it is accepted by the scientific Community. Fugue said he still used the technique but Only As a Check on other methods. George Gilt an anthropologist at the University of Wyoming also examined the remains from false at the request of families. He said that he found such alarming discrepancies As to cast doubt on the integrity of those making last Winter the army sent a three member team of civilian experts to sex Arnine the lab s no padres. When it announced the Juns including a rec a prominent . Forcnsiailnnropcitob1 51 be appointed Lotte lab the army promised to enl the suggestions the army is meeting that recommend. Dalion by hiring one of the investigating anthropologists Ellis Verlcy of the University of Maryland As a consultant. Kerley would review any identification before it was announced Crosby said. Anthropologist William Maples of the University of Florida who also served on the three member lab investigating committee said in was unlikely any of the 12 to is forensic anthropologists in the nation qualified to head he lab would leave a tenured University Job to Doit. If no prominent anthropologist will be supervising the lab then the civilian Perls who will review lab identifications must be offered the Opportunity to see Bones not just the paperwork 1 on the skeletal material discrepancies Between the kind conclusions lab Starr Mem Bers Dre of pm them make that important be s Crosby a Ijmte lab has examined theremins of 208hlnani and 59 world War ii servicemen to Chancy and Giu Fol the lab t techniques could Call into is the identifications of Many of those slut Maples said Only tile most dil Lions such As those at pause lion ate. Major Oil spill hits Delaware River Gibbstown no. A Crews worked around the clock thursday to Clear a 12-mile stretch of the Delaware River near Philadelphia thai had been polluted by a 295,000-Gajbnoi spill. The major spill of Light crude Oil from the Viking Osprey was discovered wednesday afternoon when the 700-foot vessel docked at the Mobil Oil co. Refinery across the River from Philadelphia said coast guard la a a Matthew Carr. By thursday afternoon a Black ribbon of Oil had spread a 12-mile Sheen along the River from Marcus Hook pa., to the Mouth of the Schuylkill River in Phila Delphia authorities said. The coast guard closed that stretch of the River to non essential traffic after the leak a discovered. The cause of the teak was unclear and remained under investigation a Mobil spokeswoman said. Divers searched be Bottom of the vessel wednesday night and thursday. The ship had a cargo of 530,000 barrels of Light crude Oil. Cleanup rows under the direction of coast guard and Mobil personnel spread �,800 feet of Boom around the vessel to the ii nine vacuum trucks worked to scoop it from the water. The Cost of the cleanup was unknown the spokeswoman said. The environmental Impact appeared to be minimal in new Jersey hid Jiff Manuel a supervisor for the state department of Protection s hazardous waste division. It looks Lite it i All on the Pennsylva Nia Side Manuel said the Way the wind is blowing it should stay on lir Pennsylvania the living Osprey it chartered by Mobil to transport More than 20 minion Gallons of mexican Light crude Oil to of Southern new Jersey refinery where it was to be used to manufacture Petroleum products the spokeswoman said. Epa orders recall of 93,000 cars Washington Cap the environmental Protection Agency on thurs Day ordered Chrysler corp. To recall 93,000 cars it said violate Federal a to Lution standards but the company said the Epa s claim was unproven. The cars Are Dodge Omni Dodge 024, Plymouth horizon and Plymouth to models from the 1981 Model year equipped with the. 1.7-liter engine and manual transmissions Epa said tests at its Springfield va., lab showed the can averaged 1.4 Grams per mile of oxides of nitrogen Well above the permissible Gram per mite. Oxides of nitrogen Are a major precursor in the formation of smog. At Chrysler Headquarters in Highland Park Mich., spokeswoman Karen Stuart read a statement saying Chrysler believed Epa j Contention has not Bee proven because the tests did not follow established Epa procedures. In particular the humidity at the Springfield lab was higher than it was Al Epa s Ann Arbor Mich lab when those models passed the certification tests that permits them to be sold she said. Bui Andy Brooks an Engineer in the recall Branch of Epa s office of Mobile sources said both labs applied the proper correction Factor for humidity in computing Grams per mile emissions for raw. Tailpipe data. "1 Don t know that Chrysler s argument is so much quantitative at it is qua Brooks said. The Agency s announcement said no cause of the excess emissions had been found. Patriot missile intercepts Lance in test Washington up a Patriot surface to air missile successfully intercepted and destroyed a Lance Battlefield missile for the first time thursday in lest of defending against similar soviet tactical weapons the Pentagon and the army Laid. The test an intended to find a de sense against soviet tactical ballistic mis tiles armed with conventional warheads and targeted against nato forces if Europe. The soviets have developed new longer Range Ballje Field missiles to replace older Frog and scud weapons. The Lance which can be armed with a nuclear warhead is a . Missile targeted a gait East bloc troops. It has a Ranee of 60 Miles. The Patriot successfully intercepted the Lance during the test which effectively demonstrated that with modifications the Patriot air defense system of fers Good potential As a defense against conventional tactical ballistic mfg Kaat Well As advanced aircraft Pentax instatement said
