European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 2, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes tuesday december 2,1986 3 victims of aids sought after . Prison escape stateside Trenton no a authorities searched i three Stales monday for three inmates suffering from aids who escaped from Trenton state prison. A fourth Escapee captured soon after the saturday night breakout has been less than cooperative said Assisi am corrections commissioner Gary Hilion. Slate and local officers who began looking through out new Jersey extended i hair search on sunday to new York and Pennsylvania. An Alert was issued idling Law enforcement authorities in 13 Stales to be on the Lookout for the escapees. Corrections department spokeswoman Pat Mulcahy said sunday the men who suffer from acquired immune deficiency syndrome but Are in remission Cut through Ascel screen with an unidentified tool they apparently look with them Hilton said. The screen sits atop 18-foot Walls surrounding a courtyard. The men scaled the Walls with a rope made from clothing. The courtyard offers the Opportunity for some fresh air in what we thought was a secure setting Hilton said. It is connected by an unlocked door to the  said the unit is usually guarded by one offi cer but two were on duty saturday night. John Schneider 16. Who lives across the Street from the prison said he was talking to two friends in a car shortly before the break when we heard a clip clip clipping  he said he left for 15 minutes then returned to hear a smash and Sec three or four scared dudes running Down this  Quinion Mckie 28, of Newark was caught at 10 30 . A few blocks from the prison driving a stolen Cor said City police sgt. John Tumillo. Mckee is serving a 15 to 45-year sentence on a 1982 robbery conviction authorities said. Hilton identified the other escapees As Talam mul has san Sadat age unavailable of Newark serving 20 cais on a 1981 robbery conviction in Union county Donald Bowen 30, of East Orange serving four to 12 years on a january conviction for second degree robbery and an Thony Talarico 24, of Edison sentenced to eight years last year for burglary and theft in Middlesex county. Louis Pio stands of Mound of Cooling lava where his Drift Way Tad been As be prepares to evacuate the area. Tourist throng ordered to Retreat As lava from Kilauea spreads Kaapana Hawaii Dpi a Finger of lava broke off from a River of molten Rock spewing from the Kilauea Volcano on an a rail path to the sea an threatened to destroy up to eight More Homes. Civil defense officials sunday ordered thousands of tourists who flocked to watch the slow moving Dom Hiss into the sea to move Back a Quarter of a Mil because of uncertainty about where the new flow might spread. Tourists were allowed to within half a mile of Shelava flow which so far has destroyed nine Homes what we be seen is a lobe break off from the main Low path moving Down toward the sea and moving in an Easterly direction Bruce bulb of he Hawaii county civil defense Agency said. The main flow entering the sea was estimated to be400 Yards wide and it was extending 125 Yards into the sea. The Volcano was spewing out about 500,000cubic Yards of molten Rock a Day Tom Wright scientist in charge at the hawaiian Volcano Observatory said the new flow was moving near four Homes in the sparsely populated  three or four Homes were almost entirely surrounded by lava from the initial How and molten Rock from the new flow began to creep toward them he said. Firefighters last week kept 2,000-Degrce lava from demolishing the Home of Louis Pao by spraying the leading Edge of the Uva with water from High pressure hoses to Cool it forming a Barrier. His Home was being threatened again. Nature you can t Stop Pao said of the new  it s tornadoes hurricanes tidal Waves a vol. Cano they re All the  class control training for teachers considered new York a some experience teachers could Cam up to $60,000 a year training new teachers to control their cat soon it under Aplan being considered by the president of the Board of education. It s quite striking the number of classes i Veseen out of control Board president Robert Wagner or. Told the daily news in its sunday Dilion. Many Are new teachers in the system. Not that they re potentially bad teachers the just Don t have the  Wagner said the program would be an item for contract negotiations next Spring with the United federation of Teachen. The Union president Sandra Feldman called he program an idea Worth talking  2 men suffocate in bin filled with soldering Corn Seymour ind. A a Volunteer fir chief and another Man investigating smolder ing Corn in a bin slipped and fell into the shifting Corn and suffocated authorities said sunday. The men apparently had been standing on Sheet of plywood above the huge bin when they fell about 2 30 . Saturday the state fire marshal Larry Bosell said. The bodies of the Hamilton township fir chief Jack Schaf Sull 36, of Seymour and Jeff Wolff 25, of Vallonia were found about three hour later near the Bottom of the bin which was about one fourth full with about 20,000bushels, investigators said. Instructions by phone revive unconscious baby Newcastle Del. A a police radio dispatcher gave a family step by Slep instructions in Mouth to Routh resuscitation an was credited with saving the life of an infant girl sunday. The family called the police emergency number after they found 11-month-old Sandra lease submerged in a Large puddle of watering a crawl space inside her Home authorities said. The infant had no heartbeat or pulse an had been in the water at least three minutes. Dispatcher Kenneth Greenfield kept the family on the phone for More than six min utes explaining what should be done until he could hear the child crying again in the Back ground said j. William Bell chief of he new Castle county police radio communications. The child was in guarded condition at Chris Tiana Hospital in Newark Del. Central american panel offices broken into Washington a filet in the  Washington offices of the commission on  american relations were rifled but no equipment was taken during a break in Over the weekend. A City police officer Alice Anderson con firmed sunday that the commission had reported a break in at 3 47 . Saturday to  would not release details of the police re port. Lindsey Mallison who identified himself a director of the International Center which houses the Central american commission Ion with commissions on  and  can reunions said staff members discovered sat urday afternoon that a second Story window had been smashed with a Brick and tile drawers bad been opened. He described the commission us investigating drug smuggling and arms deals involve inc Tel  Contra rebels in Nicaragua