European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 9, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes monday. March 9,1987 it was an Early Spring with accent on was by United press International the Northeast Quarter of the nation was treated to record breaking warm temperatures sunday the sixth consecutive Day of record highs across the country while a Canadian cold front began putting an end to nearly Spring in the Rockies and Plains. The National weather service urges you to drop those convertible tops remove sunroofs put on a pair of shorts and Barbecue with extreme abandon As this will be the last of the warm weather for at least several Days forecaster Keith Dicks in Flint mich.,  once again were As much As 10 to 20 de Grees warmer than usual for Early March from the Northern two thirds of the Mississippi Valley to South Ern new  unseasonably warmer air which has broken More than 100 High temperature records since tues Day set new record highs in at least 45 cities saturday from the Plains to the East  record highs already were set before noon Sun Day in Wisconsin. A Reading of 57 degrees in Greenbay broke the old Mark of 54 set in 1898, and a read ing of 66 in Milwaukee shattered the previous High of65 set in 1879. Record highs also were set in Flint Muskegon and Lansing  Winter began making a comeback As an Arctic High pressure system Over Alberta and Saskatchewan in Western Canada pushed Down across the Border the weather service said. By 10 . The cold front had moved into Northwest Iowa where temperatures were Only in the 30s with wind chills readings in the single digits. But in the Southeast half of the state temperatures were in the 60s.the latest weather conditions Are in Sharp contrast to the very mild weather of the past few Days the weather service in Nebraska said. People should be Alert to this Large change to seasonable cold  Snow sunday morning extended from Wyoming across Southeast Montana and Western North Dakota while freezing rain and Light Snow was scattered Over North Central Nebraska. Rain extended from Western Montana across Eastern Idaho and Northern  livestock advisory was posted Over the Eastern slopes of the Northern Rockies and Central Montana a temperatures dipped below the freezing Mark after readings in the 70s last  gusted to More than 40 Mph at fort Morgan and Colorado Springs Colo dropping wind chill read Ings into the single digits. In the Southeast morning rain showers stretched from South Carolina across Georgia and into the lower Mississippi Valley. Ferry from Page 1 because there is no other Hole in the  had focused on the possibility that the loading doors were left open after departure a often used Means of Clearing out exhaust fumes. Ellis said the company had ordered its ship captains to personally supervise All door closures As a com Mon sense measure since the open door is a theory Pecan do something about forty eight hours after the ship capsized two Sal Vage snips carrying giant cranes moved in on the stricken  flying overhead saw one vessel perpendicular to the keel. Salvage Crews working in near freezing temperatures were attaching a steel Cable to the Orange and White Hull. Several tugboats stood by on a Calm  operation was suspended at Nightfall after about three  a Day of searching for bodies divers said the Job was too dangerous and would have to wait for the Salvage operation. We cannot get More bodies out of the vessel without killing somebody said it. Stephen wild a British Royal Navy diver. It s deep it s dark everything is upside Down anythings Are moving  Raymond nossent another Townsend Thoresen spokesman said the Salvage company Smit Tak of Rotterdam would try to right the ship and then try Toto it into the inner Harbor. Relatives of the dead and missing were taken by bus from a municipal Guesthouse to City Hall to Check a passenger list then escorted to the morgue at Zee Brugge s sports Complex. Some relatives wept As they were ushered through Lack curtains to View bodies. Several leaned on the arms of red Cross orderlies. Some wore Black while others survivors of the disaster were still Clad in the clothes they were wearing when they boarded the  Lamy of London said he had identified his Mother wife and grandson in the  re still braking for my daughter and son in Law he said his face Pale and eyes wet. Maybe my daughter is somewhere. She could be in coma. We re  kept spectators and journalists at a distance but one distraught Man tried to attack photographer Sand a woman shouted at them go away my baby is  were lowered to half staff in Zeebrugge and near City Hall Fairground attractions that usually would be blaring music was being dismantled in respect for the victims and  is a tremendous state of Shock and confusion but we also have a sense of everyone pulling together. There is a desperate situation of uncertainty Here said senior chaplain Chris Tomlinson of the British army. The Captain of the ship David Lewry 46, was i intensive care with a punctured lung after falling the Width of the ship when it tipped Over his lawyer Gra Ham Bridge told reporters. He said investigators also interviewed Lewry briefly at his Hospital bed in nearby Brugge an investigating magistrate for Mally seized the ferry saturday night said Ferman Traen president of the Zeebrugge port authority. Marcel Rutjens director of to Salvage company i Zeebrugge said divers of his firm stretched a net across the ferry s Stem during the night from saturday to sunday amid reports that barrels of toxic matter were on  Vanneste governor of West Flanders prov Ince told a news conference 35 barrels were in the water 15 were secured on the ship and two were recovered on land one of them containing a Poison that he did not identify. He said All the barrels were Unda news Brief. Liver transplant patient suffers minor setback Pittsburgh a liver transplant patient Ronnie Desille underwent a minor medi Cal procedure saturday to relieve a fluid buildup around his pancreas his Mother said. Doctors at children s Hospital of Pittsburg sedated the 7-year-old Miami boy then inserted a tube into his stomach to remove the fluid said Maria do Sillers. The drainage tube will be left in and attached to a suction machine until the fluids gone she said. The boy received a new liver in a 12-houroperation that ended feb. 25. The surgery was financed by countless americans including president Reagan who were touched by Ronnie s plight after $4,000 was stolen from the youth transplant fund. 2 killed in fiery crash of single engine plane Edgewood my. A a single engine civilian plane crashed and burned saturday at the Aberdeen proving ground killing two peo ple authorities said. The left Wing of the Low flying Rockwell com Mander 112 struck a Power line As the plane banked. The plane hit the ground about 100 Yard from a military policy station said Jim Lovelady Public affairs officer at the proving  plane had taken off from Wiede army Airfield on the proving grounds about 10 min utes earlier Lovelady said. The dead were identified As George Doxzen retired air Force master sergeant and Mary Craig. Lovelady said he did not know who the Pilot was but the plane was owned by the Edgewood area flying association. Jet blows tires on Takeoff makes emergency Landing new York a an air Jamaica jumbo Jet with 340 passengers aboard blew two tires taking off sunday in Philadelphia and made a emergency Landing at John f. Kennedy International Airport officials  Jamaica flight 040 landed safely at 11 15 . After dumping 15,000 pounds of Jet fuel Over the Atlantic Ocean said Tom Middlemiss spokesman for the port authority of new Orkand new Jersey which runs Kennedy Airport. The plane a Lockheed l10i1, had Bee scheduled to Fly from Philadelphia to Baltimore and then on to Mon Lego Bay Jamaica Middle miss said. On Takeoff from Philadelphia International Airport it blew two of the four tires under its left Wing he said. Late sports Ellis said 60 to 70 barrels were in the water and another 35 were retrieved including one con Taining toxic matter. Landover my. A Vinny Del negro made two free throws with 14 seconds left to give North Carolina state a dramatic 68-67 Victory Over no. 2north Carolina sunday in the finals of the Atlantic coast conference basketball  Victory was the sixth straight for the Wolf pack who gained an automatic bid to the Mcaa tournament by winning their first conference title since 1983. It was North Carolina s first loss to a conference Tea this year. Earlier Story on Page 21. Clubs from Page 1 with it said Lois Johnson manager of the Darmstadt eagles nest. You need Good service Quality food and enjoyable entertainment to keep people coming to the dub. Besides most of my customers like to come where they Are recognized where they can see a smiling face Ana be greeted by someone who is glad to see the came Back. They can t always get that kind of attention  customers agree. It s Small Eagle s nest but i like that said  Rich a truck Mechanic with co a. 440th signal in. People Are closer Here because you practically know everybody. That s Nice. And the food is Good an the Price is  Johnson and the other Darmstadt Community club managers run weekly food specials such As All you can eat tacos for $4, barbecued ribs for $5, and pizza or Spaghetti for $3.50. On Steak night dinners Are $5 per person. I really like the Taco night said pfc. Richard Adams a Generator Mechanic with Rich s company. It s a switch from mess Hall food and it s  Bennie Ward manager of the Pathfinder and King court clubs at Lee Barracks Mainz increased entertainment to three nights a  monday through Friday luncheon Buffet is pop ular along with salad bar selections sandwiches Chili soups and beverages. There s nothing Over $3.25," he  master sgt. Karl Parsons the Ramstein no club is the place to  it s our dining out facility Parsons said. Take for instance tuesday. I went out to dinner off at $ 10 apiece that s Only $20."the convenience is also a Factor. It s close pfc. Bob Stein of co a 3rd in. 8th in div said of the Mainz clubs. You Don t have to take a cab or a Strasse Streetcar to go downtown for an evening it normally costs me Between 40 and 50 Marks $22 and $27 said staff sgt. Beth Dekker of the 52nd equipment Maint so at Span Dahlem a. So now a couple of us will hip in for a taxi come to the club and it will end up costing me Between $ 10 and $ 15 for the  Sun Wiwi Wendy Bour Lime. Paul Colby. Joe Owen my Mark  to ins report