European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 22, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pages the stars and stripes saturday. November 22,19b6 tentative pact reached in strike at Delco Plant Detroit ufos tentative contract agreement was reached Early Friday in a strike at Delco a key supplier Plant for general Meloncon that had forced layoffs of nearly 34,000 pm workers and threatened to close All of ill . Assembly  tentative agreement Between Delco electronics corp. And Law local 292 was reached Early today pm spokesman John Mueller said. The strike by 7,700 United Auto workers atthe Kokomo tad., Plant began monday. By Fri Day it had forced the Industry giant to shut downright plants and chop production at two other facilities idling 33,385 workers in eight states. Faa orders inspections of l-1011 Wing supports Washington a airlines lying the Lockheed l-1011 Are examining the wide body jetliner for possible cracks in the Wing support aftera Small fracture was found in the wingers Delta air lines Jet the Federal aviation administration on thursday ordered emergency inspections of nearly 100 air planes requiring the airlines to examine each plane within so flying hours.. Airlines operate 117 of the aircraft according to official of Lockheed California Wahidi built 2so of the planes Between 1970 and 1983. Three airlines Delia Eastern and Twa together Fly 94 of them. Spokesmen for the three air carriers said the inspections Are either under Way or in therase of Delta already have been completed. The Faa action was taken after the National transportation safely Board raised concern about possible Metal fatigue in the Wing support beams of older l-1011 jets. Police broaden dragnet for suspected killer new York full a police dragnet stretched into the Midwest Friday in the manhunt for a suspected mass killer and crack dealer who shot and wounded six officers then eluded a Cordono cops surround Inja South Bronx tenement. Illinois state police in Chicago broadcast wanted message for Lany Davis 20, who is believed to have relatives in Chicago describing the suspected gunman As armed and extremely  have been looking for Davis since lot his Way four of the officers were hospitalized aids May hit 3 million in 5 years Agency says United nations a the director general of the world health organization said thursday that aids could claim up to 3 million victims in the next five Yean. He announced program to try to control the disease. It is Bard to imagine a worse health problem in this Century said Halfdan Mahler of Den  told i new conference that who is ear ing up to fight acquired immune deficiency syn drome which he said Proem a health disaster of us magnitude  it took loj Evarsto eradicate smallpox under a who Campaign or Jonathan Mann an american who Wujs Bead the Campaign against aids at who head quarters in Denieva Switzerland said then Are now about 100,000 known Case worldwide. Mahler said who has raised is million farts Campaign and initially will try to collect $200 million a year for the aids Campaign. About $1.5 billion a rear would be needed by the 1990s, he said. Lebanese hold March to protest inflation Beirut Lebanon Fuji thousands  marched through toe Street of Modem West Beirut Friday in  inflation and food Price triggered by political deadlock fact Iona fighting and the rapid collapse of the lebanese currency. Greek Leader s visit to . May decide future of bases Athens Greece Kupij prime minister  s scheduled visit to the United states will decide the future of . Base in Greece diplomats said Friday. Greece and the United Stales will by then have reached agreement on whether the United Stales will continue to maintain a military presence the Diplo Mats said. Announcement of Papandreou s . Visit which caused a backlash from hard liners in his ruling socialist party followed the signing in Athens last week of five year defense Industry cooperation agreement be tween . Defense undersecretary William h. Tall and his greek counterpart Carolos Papoulias who thursday ended the first official visit in 22 years by a greek foreign minister to the United states said his talks in Washington touched upon the bases Issue. Papoulias said no agreement had yet been reached but officials said they expect a formula