European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 18, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes tuesday. November 18, 1986 harass a Charl about 400 through Chi urday 0, Wassmen Citadel who Cross was Bui the Pra staged by to from an Sci five while Cadi room of fresh shouted of Sec paper harass me school resign cd after gallic Irain the March from be Rusalin and to a rally Hagood Siadi i Del was playing ent protest on. . Up1 a stators marched Don s streets Sal lest the racial a Black Cadet at the signed after a paper Din i room. Rally and March Acap stemmed t last month whens stormed into the Kevin Nesmith ies and burned a Ltd distraught at the military Friday. G in the cold Andrs began parading Baptist Church front of Johnsoni where the Cita ool Ball. Transplant patient Chicago up a 17-month-old boy who received an experimental Bowel and liver trans Plant in an attempt to save his life this past week died of internal bleed ing a Hospital spokeswoman said. Ryan three of Mountainhome ark., died of sudden Mas Sive internal bleeding said Maryann Rcd Ker a spokeswoman for Rush Prysby Tyrian St. Luke medical Center. Ryan had been the first person to receive a highly experimental double transplant in which the donor liver and Small intestine were treated with a Small dose of radiation to kill tissue that might cause rejection. A previous recipients of intestine transplants died from rejection or infections. Temperatures w mwny34 49 a a Jetco against future swaps of weapons for hostages London a an american priest formerly held captive in Lebanon said sunday he opposes Flure . Arms sates to Iran to win the Freedom of . Hostages but insisted thare Are Many other elements involved in Liming their release. A the Rev. Lawrence Martin Junco roman Catholic priest who As freed july 26 after nearly 19 months As a hostage said on his arrival in in Tonthat he expected talks with Andican envoy Terry wait and other Efthos tages to focus on those \ he said he Hopes the talks will Lead More hostage releases soon. Waite who has been Active for More than a year in trying to negotiate free Dom for hostages invited Jenco and two other former hostages for talks on Sun Day and monday stressing humanitarian and religious efforts to secure the release of the remaining captives. American representatives of the presbyterian episcopal and Raman Catholic churches were also invited to participate. Speaking to reporters at Heathrow Airport Jenco said he did t condone Reagan s arms Deal with Iran to secure the release of . Hostages. Asked whether it was Worth keeping the hos tages where they Are rather than exchanging them for More arms he replied right but Jenco stressed that he did t be appt Dio the str. Lummy a Jun Jenco. On Arr fal in London Lieve it was amply a Dialler of Selling arms to win the Relea of the hostages. Well i Dot Lafeve that. I thin there arc a there involved. So we re ung to work out those other elements a said. We re trying go find some ways and avenues to gel for Brothers released am Captivity Hereid. Before co flew to London he a asked what one hoped to achieve in us talks. F i word Hope to accomplish Terryann endrs and Tom Sutherland re acc 9ie said. Asked if that i e,,"ycs." a Benon Middle East correspondent Forjone associated press and Suine Brad no Dean of agriculture at Beirut s Erica University Are believed to be i by islamic jihad a moslem Otanm fist group. The same group held Jenco the Rev Benjamin Weir a presbyterian minister released on sept. 14. 1985, wid David Jacobson the administrator of the Amer ican University Hospital in Beirut who was freed nov. 2 after 17 month in Captivity. Weir was expected to arrive in Lon Don on monday morning. Jenco Aid be fore leaving Chicago s o Hare Airport that he was t sure whether Jacome would attend the meeting but Jac own t son Eric said his father would probably arrive in London Early monday. Seventeen foreigners Are mining i Lebanon including six americana six frenchmen two britons one dual bub British citizen one italian and one South korean. Two French captive were freed lost tuesday. Thousands Mard Farrough Manila denounce Philip Pinte defense chief Manila Philippines a thou Sands of demonstrators marched through downtown Manila on sunday denouncing defense minister Juan Ponce Enrile and a labor official told them guns May be needed to protect democracy. Nick Elman an official of the leftist May 1st movement labor Union also said the Union would strike nationwide thursday to coincide j with the funeral of its slain Leader Rlando Olalia a supporter of presid Corazon Aquino. The Union the Philippines also called for a general strike of for monday in the Manila area. But it is not the worker alone aut the whole population that must Cam if Nec Essary with guns to defend democracy Elman the Union s Secretary w mass actions old about 3,500 Demon the demonstrators charted slogans accusing Enrile in last Wea i killing of shouted Maen rile killer of Olliav redeem thary blood debt and Welga wet meaning strafe. Strike in tagalog. Of a rally by about ind Uptown Manila on Sundall Aquino id i want to be known As wader of Ace but if there is no other voice i ram ready to Lead a \ before his death Olalia Wambem thethis Union would launch a general Ste if the military attempted a coup Ruhane been widespread that of fifths linked to Enrile planned to overt Raquino s government because of peace overtures to communist rebels. The rally featuring Aquino was held lol begin the philippine segment of a global Torch relay organized by un1cef, the United nations children s fund to dramatize the need for peace and the plight of the world s deprived children. Presidential spokesman Teodoro Benigno announced sunday what he said were important leads in the killing. Cha Lia s body was found last thursday off Highway in northeastern Manila. Benign said police have pieced together composite picture of one of five men seen near Olalia s Home before his disappear Ance wednesday. Three vehicles used by the five have also been identified the composite showed a tall Man with Kinky hair and a heart shaped earring in Bis night ear. Benigno also said a possible link be tween Ulalia s killing and the saturday kidnapping of a japanese business executive was discussed at a meeting of civil Ian and military officials presided Over by Aquino on said an important new de Loument had emerged in the Kidnap or Nobuyuki Wakaji the Phit general manager of Mitsui and but he refused to elaborate. Georfa6x blamed for copier Brasfi that tilled 45 off Shetland islands Glasgow sep and a the world worst civilian helicopter disaster. Sig m a i a u 4i pm we b 47 Buum. P 41 m by Gearbox a onal helicopters q m ahm huh pm of car he am Haik a Touw a u the twin Rotor it crashed in the North sea on Miles from Sumburgh Airport Hetland islands killing 45 and one passenger survived Chambers the company s general or for Scotland said multiple Ori Gin fatigue failure had been found inthe helicopter s Forward Gearbox. We know we have a fatigue failure in a Bevel gear wheel or cog in the Forward Gearbox he said. Although a detailed examination of Theresa of the gear Chain has not been completed we would be very surprised if this failure was not the primary cause he said. The Chinook s gearboxes one for each Rotor translate the horizontal Power from the engine driveshaft into the vertical Power to turn the rotors and synchronize them. A failure could cause the overlapping rotors to smash into each other. A preliminary report on the crash by department of transport investigators is expected this week. British in rational Abo confirmed that the Chinook had been flying with a trial version of a safety monitoring system at the time of the Duih but said it we do yet operational up could not have prevented the tragedy. 1e system monitors Chattmes in Lempera inv and vibration at strategic oui on . The Helicon a was carrying of work Era from die Bret Oil Field on a us mile Hight to Sumburgh when it suddenly plummeted into the sea. Divers and Salvage Crews have recovered most of the wreckage and All but one of the bodies
