European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 25, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday. December 25. 1936 the stars and stripes Page sex Ira member deported to Ireland for bomb trial Salt Lake City map a former member of the outlawed Irish Republican army charged with bomb attacks in la United kingdom in the 197 s has been ordered deported 10 Ireland authorities  tuesday. A Chi Gabriel my Muilan. Wanted on charges stemming from explosions i Iii ripped in rough British army Harra is in Belfast. Northi in Ireland in 1972 and North Yorkshire England in 1074. A is Urr sted dec. Ift in a parking in outside his  Salt like City apartment. The former British Ami paratrooper Anil explosives expert Kals Wanli in for questioning in he l97lja-Issi a Alionna   to Milhalten Merjil Rogers on lie i numeral inn and  service said. Mcmullen As taken in to new York City tuesday and will remain there until arrangements arc made fora night to Ireland from where he is expected to be extradited to Britain. News of the Transfer had been kept secret since me Mullen purportedly is on an Ira hit list for failing to carry through with plans to Kidnap a new York to vim owner in 1978, Rogers said. Immigration agents had been searching for Mcmullen since september when he failed to surrender on a deportation order. He disappeared about the same Simc a san Francisco court extradited Ira member William Quinn 38, an american to London to face charges in the slaying of a Constable in 1975. Quinn was the first Ira member Ever extradited from the United Seal is authorities said. Robbery makes lawyer late for conference on crime new Orleans a a lawyer was late for a Community conference on crime because there was a mugging in his front Yard. My brother was robbed i Clur Nass Lold a crowd of 3o6 at the monday night conference. I saw the rohberj1 Frum inside my House and yelled the cops arc coming and do you know what the robbers did they  City officials including mayor Sidney Bartle Lenny and police chief Warren Woodfork organised the meeting to hear Sii go minus on How to curb a rash of robberies in the City. Nass who lives in an affluent neighbourhood said he his wife and his brother Hove All been robbed. The armed robberies and purse snatching a have been reported throughout the City. The crimes became More noticeable after police temporarily went on a four Day workweek because of budget culs but officials have said the cause is More Likely the Christmas season and unemployment. Among the crimes is a rash of armed robberies that target Well dressed people getting Oul of cars either after Christmas parties or after shopping. Fur coals jewelry and Christmas packages arc taken by roving robbers who drive up pull a gun on the victim and Speed Outwith their loot. Greyhound ses bus operations for $350 Mil Ion new York not after 73 years of doing the driving for us the greyhound corp. Said tuesday that it would sell its famed bus operations. This is the end of an Era said John w. To cols the chairman of greyhound. The prospective owners who agreed to pay $350 million for the bus division will have a relatively free hand in restructuring the operation to increase its modest profitability. The purchasers Are buying Only he assets and contend Ihal they Are under no Obliga Tion to Honor Union contracts or to keep the current work Force of 8,500, which has been under pressure to accept wage cuts. Fred g. Currey a former chief executive of Trail ways inc. Who is buying the bus line with two col leagues voiced some optimism about the future. He said the company has been Cut Back sufficiently by now and that he foresees no further reductions in service or terminals. Currey operates out of Dallas and chairs bus lease inc., which own and manages a Fleet of More than 1,100 intercity buses. He said trends Are beginning to look brighter for the bus Industry. He said the current wave of mergers in the airline Industry would create upward pressure on air fares improving the climate for higher bus fares other investors involved in the Purchase Are Craig Lentzsch president of bus lease and p. Anthony Lan Nie the company s executive vice president. Currey plans to sit Down on an informal basis with leaders of the amalgamated transit Union which rep resents about 7,000 Drivers and other workers at Grey hound. Depending on How the talks go he said his company could hire Many of the current workers to cols has spent the last five years slimming the bus company Down to make it More competitive. Insanity plea accepted in killing of nagging wife Lake City Fla. A a Man charged with second degree murder for strangling his wife after she harangued him for five hours was found innocent by reason of temporary insanity monday by Columbia county judge l. Arthur Lawrence or. After a non jury irial. During the trial expert witnesses Testi fied thai waiter Chapman Davis 75, had not intended to kill his wife of 51 years but thai he temporarily lost his ability to reason after enduring five hours of her nagging about a Conversa Tion he said he had with a woman in her presence. Davis said he did i know the woman he met in a supermarket and Ihal he spoke to her Only briefly. He said his 70-Ye, wife Helen who he believed suffered from Alt icim or s disease shouted Al him for five hours the next Day. Mother was getting suspicious and  the younger Davis said. He said she would Harangue her husband for hours for Sulci reasons As her belief that a Highway sign was a signal for him to meet another woman. Davis said he tried to get professional help for his wife but she refused 10 go Bank to a clinic after one visit.  or. Umesh Khatra Testi fied that Davis was sane but that Dur ing a stressful moment he Losi  psychologist Diana Rivera and Psychia Trist Kern m Miller testified Ihal Davis was temporarily insane. Lost Chev Efte Rolls off Lakewood Assembly line Atlanta a the last Chov Kllc the subcompact thai was briefly Ameri Ca s favorite car rolled off the Assembly line tuesday made obsolete firs by front wheel drive Economy autos then by a shift to larger models the Light Blue two door Chevrolet the last pm Small car with a front engine and rear wheel drive left general motors Lakewood Plant ticketed for a dealer in Springdale Ohio. Rushed into production in 1975 tic cause of the Arab nil embargo the Chev Elte was one of Detroit s first answers to a Quick shift in buyer demand. Gasoline was expensive. Big ass were Oul. Small Economy cars Ivere in. The Chevetta helped meet thai de Mand for 11 years. It was the no. I seller in North America in 1980 and 1981, when 375.396 and 376,758 units respectively were bought said pm spokesman de Lech Lin in Detroit. In All More than 2.5 million were sold. We introduced a lot of new cars to compete with it the sprint the spec Trum the Cavalier then there Are the other Detroit automakers and the imports Blechtzin said. These were High mileage front wheel drive vehicles thai featured More advanced technology than the Chivette s. As Chevalle was losing its share of the Small car Market gasoline prices fell and demand shifted to larger cars. Only about 75.000 chive Les were sold last year. Fuel fire firemen Faalele a Blaze in Alsip iii., after a fuel storage Lank Witti a Mil Lilin Ujj Billmi capacity exploded. Three people were seriously injured and 200 evacuated As flames climbed hundreds of fed into the sky Over the Martin of co. Futility endangering other Lanks within 75 Yards