European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes sunday september 14,1986 Obj tar ret not 4 naive Lagro. App Toto at Guerrera Peers through he bars of he 4-foot-High, 8-foot-wide Cage in Milwaukee during his 24-hour Vigil. Vigils in Bamboo Cage protest plight of missing Vietnam vets Milwaukee a for at Guerrera the mos difficult part of living in a Bamboo Cage in downtown Milwaukee is being awakened by the night people. For Gregory Kress it was the cold Damp wind off Lake Michigan. But they agree that their 24-hour stints in the Tiger Cage calling attention to the plight of the 37 Vietnam veterans from Wisconsin who remain unaccounted for has been Worth it. The vigils started on aug. 13. Since then 24 people Vietnam veterans members of their families and friends have been entering the Cage one by one for Aone or two Day stay. The vigils will end sept. 19, National pow recognition Day. Each person occupies the Cage alone generally from 6 . One Day until 6 . The next. Guerrera 48, said he was taking no solid foods Dur ing the 24-hour period Only water and Coffee and that most of the others followed the same regimen. The Cage 4 feet High and 8 feet wide is tucked under an overhanging floor of the Milwaukee county War memorial Center facing the Lake but protected from the rain and winds. The response of everybody has been positive said Guerrera from inside the Cage where he slept in sleeping bag on the Concrete floor. We Hope to do something to Force the government to try to get these people Back to their  he also hands out a petition to Hanoi from the National league of families of american prisoners and missing in Southeast Asia. It urges the return of any servicemen or civilians still in that country an information on any remains. Bill Bruckner a charter member of the Wisconsin Vietnam vets chapter 1, the sponsoring organization. Said the number of petition signers so far has been in the High  Lou of Young people come up and ask you what Vietnam is All about and did you have to kill people said Guerrera who served in the air Force in the mid 1950s and was not in Vietnam. He said reactions were positive and even the Street people who awakened him did t bother him. They just kind of give you a scare for a while when they Wake you up. There Are some strange people who walk the streets at night he said. Kress 47, entered the Cage for his 24-hour slay on aug. 20. It was so warm i slept in my to shirt till 5 . But then the wind came off the Lake and i never got the dampness out of my body the rest of the Day Kress said. He said he Felt it was not much of a sacrifice though. When people came to look at the Cage you could Tell which ones were Vietnam veterans by the look in their eyes when they just looked at the Cage Kress said. The Cage is said to be similar to the ones that were used to hold up to four prisoners of War. De Grochowski 44, a Milwaukee realtor was sitting beside the Cage. He said he had made other visits there to see what they were doing and if they needed cof  a couple Guys i was with in service were killed in Vietnam he said. We seem to have forgotten about the Guys who Are still Over there. Being the Only War we lost we can t go Over there and  stateside 300 forced to evacuate after truck leaks chemical Essex. My. A a Tanker truck leaked Ahi Ehly toxic chemical Early Friday forcing Authon ties to evacuate nearly 300 people and to dose Athree mile stretch of the Baltimore Beltway. A 9-year-old boy was taken to a Hospital for observation after he complained of skin Iota lion and respiratory distress Baltimore county battalion chief Frank Wilson  695 was reopened after the 4-Lqot Square spill was cleaned up with dry ice officials said. Small plane crash lands safely on Busy Highway san Diego a a Pilot crash landed his single engine plane on a Busy thoroughfare Fri Day narrowly missing cars and people authorities said. Pilot Arnold Hogarth said he lost Power in his Piper Lance shortly after Takeoff from Mont Gomery Field. He said he circled before spotting a Clearing in which to  saw a Gap in the cars and it was the Only possible thing i could do he  Landing in the westbound lanes of Balboa Avenue snarled traffic in both directions. On the Way Down the plane apparently sheared a traffic Light causing some damage to the propeller and underside of the plane. Witnesses praised the Pilot for his skill in avoiding hitting anything on the ground. Bus tractor trailer collide 2 killed at least 12 Hurt Silverton Colo. A a tour bus and tractor trailer collided on a curve at the base of Molas pass on Friday lulling two people an injuring at least 12, authorities said. Melody Skinner a dispatcher for the san Juan county sheriffs office said the Accident occurred about 12 30 . On . 550, just South of Silverton a mining and tourist town in Thesan Juan mountains. The injured were taken to Durango Silverto nand Mon Rose Skinner said. Witnesses said the truck was coming Down the pass toward Silverton its brakes smoking when the Driver apparently lost control and the vehicle turned on its Side sliding into the bus which was carrying guests from Tamarron a resort area North of Durango. 10 injured As school bus crashes in North Carolina Sylva . Up a school bus picking up students for classes Friday ran off a Mountain Road and rolled Over an embankment injuring nine children and the student Driver. One of the students was pinned under the Busand suffered a head injury. Officials at cd. Har Ris Hospital said Sheens nations 14, was transferred to memorial Mission Hospital in Ashe Ville in serious condition. Eight other Silva Webster High school Stu dents suffered lesser injuries in the Accident about three Miles North Osylva. Two students were admitted to Harris Hospi Tal in satisfactory condition and the other six including student Driver Steve Ensley 17, we retreated for minor injuries and released. Women gain sweeping new Job role in new York new York up two new sanitation department workers will have routine duty As rookies monday Emp tying litter baskets and sweeping. Yet All eyes will be on them for the two Are the first women to join the ranks of the formerly All male depart ment. Carten Sanderson 21, of Queens and Anne Pabon 30, of Brooklyn raised their right hands Friday along with 133 male co workers and prom ised to faithfully discharge their duties As sanitation department workers. With the simple ceremony Sander son and Pabon broke a 105-year-old tradition of men Only in the sanitation department. The two Are scheduled to work the Day shift monday in the Bushwick Sec Tion of Brooklyn where they will sweep and empty litter baskets. The workers will earn an annual starting salary of $23,100. All speakers concentrated on the two women dressed in the Standard Sanita Tion garb starched Green uniforms and Orange to shirts and Caps during the Friday induction ceremony. This establishes that the sanitation department will not permit discriminatory practices in hiring said mayor Edward Koch. Sanitation commissioner Brendan Sexton praised the women for their courage and expressed Confidence they would be treated As equal partners by their fellow workers. The women were appointed follow ing a decision by state supreme court Justice Dawn Sandifer who rejected a Challenge by the sanitation men s Union that the lest administered to 44,367 candidates was too  some 1,700 women took the test forthe Post. Vito Turso a sanitation department spokesman said another three or four women would probably be appointed inthe next class which would probably be sometime in March. Pabon who has nine Brothers and five Sisters said i m used to it when asked How she Felt about working wit men