European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 4, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday october 4, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 5 California wine workers end strike san Francisco a about 2,200 striking winery workers threatened who the loss of heir jobs ended a six week walkout by voting to accept a conces Sions contract they had previously rejected the Union said thursday. Well be contacted by the winery employers association about the return w work said a report from the winery distillery and Allied workers Union local186 in Modesto. Ii said 66 percent of the workers approved the con tract which includes pay cuts and Sharp concessions in major fringe areas. Last week s rejection Vole was 80 percent against the offer. On aug. 16, he workers began a strike against a 12  employer group that includes the largest wine Ries in California accounting for More than half Fth 550 million Gallons of wine produced in the state companies involved included e. &. J. Gallo Alma Den and Christian Brothers. Employer spokesman Robert Lieber had issued a Lake it or leave in Challenge to Union members accept the old offer or lose your Joto to replacements starting next monday. Liebfr said scores of workers were crossing picket lines at Gallo. The other struck plants were Krug Farma vie Del. Bronco lament Fromm & Sichol Gibson and mid col aluminium which makes Caps and corks for voyager s global flight on hold Mojave Calif. Up the Crew of the experimental plane voyager said thursday a flight around the world without refuelling is on hold because of mechanical problems that nearly turned the aviation adventure into a disaster we still have a project and we re going to Fly around the world too Pilot Dick Rulan told a news conference at the Mojave Airport hangar where the spidery plane sat with us damaged engine. Rutan and co Pilot Jeana Yeager were within moments of bailing out tuesday after a propeller broke during a test flight and the lightweight plane shuddered with powerful vibrations. Rutan and Yeager decided not to ditch the multimillion Dollar plane and landed safely at Edwards fab about 65 Miles Northeast of los  specially made propeller ordered from a West German manufacturer will take Al least two weeks to arrive in Southern California and one of the twin engines is being sent to Alabama where it will be Lorn Down and inspected for damage from the vibration. After the repairs the voyager will have to undergo another series of test flights bal the Crew Hopes will begin in a month. Rutan and Yeager Are fighting a deadline imposed by weather thai grows violent along the Equator in the Winter and if they Are unable to Lake off before that time their unprecedented flight will have to be shelved for a year. The plane will carry 8,934 pounds of fuel about 1,500 Gallons on its 12-Day, 25,000-mile round the world flight. It has 17 tanks spread throughout the Craft even in the flexible ii 0-foot wings. Stress guilt frustrate mormons Salt Lake City a Many mormons Are disillusioned and frustrated because of unrealistic expectations they set for themselves and because Church Leaden use guilt to motivate congregations a mormon official said. Elder Dean a. Larsen a member of the Faith s first quorum of the seventy urged a group of mormon psychotherapists 10 help Church leaders find ways to motivate members without creating undo stress or guilt. For too Miliny people in the Church today in Church increasingly scents to be a great insatiable demanding institution cold impersonal and unyielding Larsen said. To the degree we have made it appear that Way shame on  Larsen made the remarks to about 300 members of the association of mormon Counselor and psycho therapists gathered for the organization s autumn meeting held in conjunction with the 156lh Semian Nual general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day saints. Larsen is one of seven presidents who govern the quorum of the seventy a body of i time clergy who assist the Church s first presidency. Mormons Are asked to contribute id percent of their Gross annual income to the Church in tithes and an additional 1 percent to 2 percent in offerings for other Church expenses. Connecticut sues . For Africa Hartford Conn. Up the state has filed suit accusing the celebrity backed , for Africa group of fairing to file a financial report required by Connecticut Laws governing charities officials said thursday. The suit was filed in Hartford Superior court against the los Angeles based organization which marketed recordings of we Are the world to raise Money for famine victims in Africa. The Charity officially known As United support of artists for Africa is accused of failing to file on Audi Ted financial report for 1985 As required under Connecticut s Charity Law the attorney general said. Consumers and the state need a Complete financial picture of How much Money a Charity raises and How itis spent in order to guard against fraud attorney general Joseph i. Lieberman said. While it is important to say that we have no Evi Dence that . For Africa has misused any contributions neither can we determine whether the Charity has used its donations properly without having a Finan Cial report he added. Gallo bottles. Although not surprised at the employer ultimatum Union Leaden appeared stunned at the wedge the em-1 Poyen had driven Between them and member. Meanwhile Industry officials in new York Laid i Restrike although it came at Harvest time was expected to have Little Impact on sales of wines from that stale. Although new York has is wineries most Are Small producing less than 50.000 Gallons of wine year and most Are run Willi Only a few workers. California is the leading wine producer in the coun try producing about 15 limes More wine than no. 1new York. Parents testify about deaths on movie set los Angeles a with sorrow and anger the parents of two children killed on the Twilight zone movie set recounted thursday the horrifying moment when a helicopter Rotor slashed into their children and actor Vic Morrow. The parents testifying at the manslaughter trial of director John Landis and four associate also said they were not told a Low hovering helicopter and explosives would be used in the fatal scene. I wish someone would have told me thai Danielle father of 7-year-old Myca la angrily said is it dangerous Shaykh Huei Chen the Mother of 6-year-old victim Rente Chen said she asked associate producer George Forscy when a loud charge was set off during a rehearsal the night of july 23,1982. Then 1 heard the loud sound of explosions then the Sparks mrs. Chen said in chinese through an interpreter. It went very Windy and Gusty. Then i saw the helicopter fall on top of Rente at that moment i was so scared that something happened to Renee. The helicopter came to a hovering position above the children. Then i hear a loud voice someone saying lower lower " be recalled. Then after that command an explosion went off la said. There were about four one right after another. When i saw and heard the first explosion i was horrified. I was shaking and i fell to the ground. Landis Folsey unit production manager Dan Al Tingvatn special effects coordinator Paul Stewart and helicopter Pilot Dorcey Wingo Are charged with involuntary manslaughter. Morrow s3, Renee Chen and Myca be were killed when a helicopter crashed on them As Morrow carried the children across a shallow Stream. The explosion Sand helicopter were portraying an attack on a mock vietnamese Village on a set 35 Miles Northwest of los Angeles. Sands of time in the stars and stripes Miami cops ordered to pay damages 4�s5rz3?�g, Miami a a Federal civil rights trial ended with a jury ordering seven current and former metro dad policemen to pay damages for using excessive Force in the 1979 arrest of a kidnapping suspect. Frantz Armand who was convicted and served nearly six Yean in prison for the kidnapping testified during the trial that after he was handcuffed arresting officers kicked him beat him with a baseball Bat and then wrecked his apartment. On wednesday jurors awarded Armand 15,000 in compensatory damages plus s1,000 in punitive dam Ages from each of the seven defendants. Armand 46, is a haitian immigrant who has lived in the United states for More than 20 years. The Case started when Armand had a dispute with taxi Driver louts Gachelin Over Money and held him demanding payment. Armand was convicted of kid napping for Ransom and sentenced to 15 years in Pris on. He had asked for 120,000 in compensatory darn Ages and $40,000 in punitive damages. Oct. 4, 1946 the free state of Trieste we Cre ated in a conference room of the Luxembourg Palace in Paris with Russia and five slavic slates fighting bitterly and unsuccessfully every step of the Way to halt the establishment of an International zone under United nations control. 30 years ago today. Oct. 4, 1956 Sal Maglie the cunning  making a comeback at the age of 39, hurled the Brooklyn dodgers to a .6-3 win Over the new Yor Yankees in Hie opener of the world series Al Ebbels Field in  shuttle chief Moore to step Down 2000 today. New York not the Man who was in charge of the space shuttle program when the challenger exploded will Slep Down from his current Post tie National aeronautics and space Agency announced thursday. Jesse w. Moore 46, will step Down As head of the Johnson space Center in Houston to be reassigned to Washington and eventually logo on sabbatical. Moore was appointed director of the Houston space Center the week before the challenger flight but was still an associate administrator for space flight and head of the shuttle program on Jan. 28, when the shuttle s Leaky Booster rocket touched off an explosion that destroyed the Craft and killed its Crew of seven. Moore made the final decision to launch the Chal Lenger despite record cold temperatures and ice on the launching pad. The cold is believed to have contributed to the leak. Oct. 4, 1966 former air Force chief of staff Curtis Lemay said that America strategy in Vietnam is the ultimate in military  to years ago today.,. Oct. 4, 1976 Federal health experts said in at Lanta that the nationwide twine flu immunization pro Gram appears to be off to a Good Start with no complaints concerning Side effects Flora the vaccine