European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 16, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes thursday april 16,1987 Roundup bad Kreuz Nach to Host consumer awareness fair bad Kreuz Nach. Germany dad Krue Zynch Community will sponsor a consumer awareness fair april to from 10 . To 4 pm at the Century club on Rose Barracks. Representatives from the internal Revenue service. Red Cross champs army Emer gency Relief the social Security office army finance office find child care services will be available to answer questions. For More information Contact Donna Oldham at 490-6 333 or 7107. Ramstein group to hold annual aggie Muster Ramstein a Germany the Ramstein Texas am alumni association will hold its annual attic Muster at the Ramstein officer club april 21. Festivities will begin at 6 30 . Interested persons can Call mat Jerald a cans at ets 480 7s02. Specialist 4 named Soldier of the year garm1sch, Germany spec. 4 Sandra e. Eden of 21st replacement Del he was named Soldier of he year by the association of he . Army in Europe tuesday. Soldiers from 16 of the 17 Ausa chapters competed for the Honor. Eden represented the Creighton w. Abrams chapter. First runner up was spec. 4 Richard a. Vola a of the 189th personnel service co. He rep resented the mid palatinate chapter. Second runner up was spec 4 Jeffrey d Anto Nio of he Battery 3rd in 60th air defense any representing the first in Battle chapter. Crammed Iran Nevra world today 2 Small bombs in Madrid damage Bank Lamppost Madrid Spain a two Small homemade bombs exploded wednesday in Central Madrid slightly damaging a Bank building and a Street lamp not far from the iks. Embassy but causing no injuries. Police spokesman Daniel Herrera said the explosions occurred just after 7 . Outside the Banco his Pano americano building and beside a nearby lamp Post in the fashionable Salamanca neighbourhood. No group or individual claimed the bombings. Herrera said one bomb shattered windows of the Bank building while the second slightly damaged the Lamppost Herrera said the bombs appeared to be homemade and consisted of a Small amount of explosives. A third explosion heard a few blocks East of the site of the two bombings was determined to be a Mollov cocktail that had been thrown into a trash Container he said. Nations to protest Aid to Vietnam by Japan Bangkok Thailand up1 the six nation association of Southeast asian nations will protest plans by private japanese companies to provide easy credit and new technology to Vietnam. Thai foreign ministry officials said wednesday. A senior foreign ministry official said the Lea of the protest note has been approved and it will be presented to the japanese ambassadors in the six Asean capitals within the next few  earlier thai foreign minister sindhi Sav Tsila told the nation newspaper that Aid to Vietnam was inappropriate until Vietnam withdrew its estimated 140,000 troops from Cambodia. He said protest notes would be sent to the japanese government. Japan suspended official Aid to Vietnam after Viet Nam s invasion of Cambodia in december 1978, but private japanese companies have continued to do business with the communist government. Libya Marks anniversary of bombing raid by . Rome a Libya s news Media reported wednesday that col foam tar Qaddafi greeted participants in a peace March in Tripoli marking the first anniversary of the . Bombing raid. The Jana news Agency said the March tasted until the Early hours wednesday and that a rally also was held in Qadhafi s compound which was hit during the bombing raid. About 2 . On april 15, 1986, . Bombers raided Tripoli and Benghazi the North african coun try s two largest cities in retaliation for what president Reagan said was evidence of Libya s involvement i International terrorism. The Leader of the great Al Fatah revolution Gad Hafi saluted the delegations of peace organizations and movements from the world Over who held a peace March last night in Tripoli on the occasion of the first anniversary of the aborted american Atlantic Barbaric aggression against the libyan Arab people said the Jana report monitored in Rome. The delegations shouted us one voice Long live the Leader of the revolution and reaffirmed their support for and Solidarity with the libyan Arab people the report  new Agency said two of Qaddafi s children spoke last night about the horrors of the aborted american aggression which they experienced last  to said they described How they found themselves thrown against each other As a result of the raids and the bombs dropped and How they jumped to cuddle their other Brothers and  libyan Media said speakers at the Tripoli rally included British legislator Ron Brown a member of the opposition labor party and representatives of various Black and Spanish american groups in the United states. The official Media have said More than 200 delegations from around the world were attending the peace meeting to Mark the bombing which Libya says was aimed at killing Qadhafi. Do your birthday girl a flavor and Shell melt in record time a photo Peter a Trona demonstrates his playable eatable chocolate recordings. Berlin a the latest hit from West Berlin can be played on a phonograph then eaten before it melts. Peter la Dong a 42-year-old tinkerer and inventor Calls the chocolate record a perfect birthday present because when you lire of listening to it you can eat  my problem is How to keep them from melting for a longer time. If you hold it in your hand for a Long Lime the record melts la Dong said. The novelties can be played up to 20 times on the turntable he said adding there is no danger to the phonograph As Long As you cat the record  the production method is simple. La Dong makes a master copy Ofa record in Latex. He then pours molten chocolate onto the master copy and deep freezes it for about 10 hours. The chocolate record then is ready for listening or eating. The albums can vary in talc some arc bitter ethers have Hazel nuts or Marzipan. I tried with Frozen Beer and coca cola but it did t hold for Long enough so 1 gave it up he said. Because of copyright problems la Dong said he has not received permission to sell the records publicly. He is looking for a Large company to buy his invention and improve the system so that the chocolate records can be played for a longer Lime before they melt away. Hess makes first plea for release from imprisonment reports say Berlin a Rudolf Hess in his first personal plea to the leaders of the four world War ii allies in Europe has sent letters asking that he be freed from Spandau prison. German television and other sources said tuesday. They said Hess wrote to president Reagan soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev British prime minister Margaret Thatcher and French president Francois Mitterrand on March 30 asking thai he be released from the Berlin prison on humanitarian grounds Hess 92, has served More than 40 years of a life sentence. Although other groups have sought his re lease the sources said it Wes the first time he had personally appealed for clemency. Hess a former Deputy to nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was Given the life sentence after being convicted of War crimes. The sources spoke with the condition they not be identified Bui Germany s Adf television news also carried a report on the Appeal sent to the four leaders. On saturday the weekly newsmagazine Der Spiegel said Gorbachev was considering approving hew re lease. That would be a reversal of the soviet stand which alone has opposed freeing Hess. Hess has been the Only inmate in Spandau prison since 1966, and the sources said he asked the former allies to release him in conjunction with his 93rd birthday on april 26. Hess flew to Scotland in 1941 on what he said was a Mission to end the War. He was arrested by the British and has been in prison since then. Hess was found guilty of preparing and waging an aggressive War by the Nuernberg War crimes court in 1946 and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole in Spandau. The soviet ambassador to Germany Yuli Kvit sins by was asked about Der Spiegel s report that the Sovi ets might agree to hcs re Case and replied with the situation As it is the derision of the Nuernberg court  Anderson Purdon spokesman for the British Diplo Matic Mission in West Berlin declined comment on the letter. Thomas Homan of the . Diplomatic mis Sion in West Berlin said he knew nothing about he Hess Sellers