European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 30, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday. November 30, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 9 two stale police officers patrol Rome s empty i Tan in of in. The measure showed the modification of our living habits is  Socia cd press it s a Little better today but not much. And it s ridiculous to think that doing something for one Day is going to change anything. A car for a lot of people is like Coffee. If you Don t have it in the morning you feel bad the Campaign s s by s major news.,. ,t,iaT6 Gero s headline was the future f the City is at  ii Tempo wrote every body s car Al Home and la rep ubah Ca s headline read. Rome tries to  the Appeal was the Lancslin a series of measures to Deal with the worsening traffic congestion and air pollution. One Day Las month traffic police directed traffic wearing White surgeons masks to drama tie the health Hazard. Recent Rush hour readings taken Al pollution monitors in Busy spots showed Carbon monoxide Levels at 500 parts per million in downtown Rome eight times the level considered dangerous to health. As part of the Experiment City authorities also delayed the opening of schools and offices by up to an hour and banned garbage collection during daytime. Tourist buses were ordered to unload passengers outside the City Center and restrictions were imposed on freight trucks delivering goods to stores in Central Rome. The beginning of inc morning Rush hour looked promising but by noon it seemed almost like any other Day at Many of the traditionally Busy spots such As the Central Piazza Van via. In tic City s historic Center normally unbearably Long Waits at Stop Lig Liis were negligible and sidewalks which arc usually taken Over by parked cars were empty enough to let pedestrians pass by. The roads lining both sides of the tiber River usually bump co bumper were manageable and the obelisk Al the normally parking loll Ike Piazza Del to Polo stood in the Clear As it was intended but just outside the City Center inc cars piled up As usual and parking was worse than Ever As Many Drivers honoured the Appeal Only As far As the roman aurelian which Marks part of the Boundary of the City s historic  Ujj v i ii Jan Yale Bambo players face harassment  r i �.,4l.,n,4 Una ult nun Par Milf a n Vale student. I cuss 1 w3s 31ash Ford Conn. Up four activists who per formed a play mocking Yale University s annual thanks giving Day Deer Hunt face charges of harassing Hunters at the school s Forest officials said. About so animal rights proponents gathered at Dawn thursday Al Yale s 7.800-Ane Forest preserve m North Eastern Connecticut where the third annual Hunt to re use sawing Deer Herd opened the state  sea son officials said. Chuck Lee a Sute worker at the Natch aug Dee said 23 Deer were logged on the  a Jav of the Hunt. There were just two from the Yale Forest most of the others came from the state Forest. Yale officials said he Hunt was organized to reduce Ute member of Deer thai feed on tree seedlings in the Forest Yak markets the lumber grown in the Forest. Several people who performed the Woodland Thea Ter dressed As Deer and others As Hunters said Marsha Rabi of new Haven a spokeswoman for the group. We had five Deer a Small Herd led by Bambo whose name is a combination of Bambi and rambo the Deer who s had it up to Here Rabe said pointing to her Throat. The Short play performed by the group was designed to show the Hunters How ludicrous the Hunt is Rabe said. The protest miffed at least two Hunters who hours after seeing the play pointed out the cast to state department of environmental Protection authorities. Department officials Al a Deer checking station charged four people each with a count of Hunter harassment i was arrested a few hours later because of these iwo Hunters that came Over and pointed to me said Wayne Pacelle 21, a Val student. I guess was arrested because i was one of the More outspoken people of the group i was exercising my first amendment right of free  also arrested were David Dixon of Hartford can Dee Brinkman of Alexandria. Va., and Fred Lancaster of new Haven authorities said. All four were scheduled to appear dec. 15 in Danielson Superior court. Jim Spignesi a state biologist who organizes Deer Hunts in the state said some Deer in the Yale Foresi could be suffering from a shortage of food. We re not talking about Deer dropping off Spignesi said. They re just carrying too Many Deer on thai piece of  Rabe said the protesters saw sever Al Deer and about six Hunters. We saw lot of dead Deer at the tagging station probably a couple of dozen she said