European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes sunday May 3,1987 1 St segment of Nixon files on watergate to go on View Washington a the first of Richard Nix on s watergate files some 252,000 pages of documents will be opened to Public View monday but they will not contain papers that the former president considers too personal for release. The National archives announced that the files of watergate conspirators John Dean and John Ehrlich Raan and those of three other to top  lieutenants will be in the first segment to be opened. The documents come from what is called the special files 1.5 million pages of the most sensitive documents accumulated by the Nixon White House in the 5 a years he was in office. Nixon objected to the release of a total of 15,000papers and those Are in the process of being reviewed until their status is determined by an archives review Board. The first files released Are those from which All the documents to which Nixon had objections have been removed. We have informed the archives that if we have by oversight lined a document they believe has the remotest relevance to watergate that they have to inform us immediately and we will come in and withdraw our objection said Nixon attorney Stan Mortensen. Generally these Are items that would involve per Tea privacy he said. The archives said 6 percent of the documents were withdrawn for reasons of National Security personal privacy Federal statute or other restrictions. In addition former president Ninon objected to approximately 5 percent of the total of the materials scheduled for release the archives said. The items that Nixon has objected to have been withdrawn Pend ing further  the archives plans 1o release other files in coming weeks and months As the objectionable pages Are re moved from them. Ehrlichman was Domestic Counselor to Nixon and was convicted of participating in the watergate cover up. He served. 18 months in prison. Dean was the White House counsel who broke with Nixon and told watergate prosecutors what had been done to silence the seven men who had a part in the 1972 burglary of democratic party Headquarters by agents of Nixon s reflection committee. Dean served four months in prison. The other files Are of former Nixon aides Egil Krogh jr., Gordon Strachan and Harry Dent. Krogh pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to violate the civil rights of a psychiatrist who had treated Vietnam figure Daniel Ellsburg and served 5 i months in prison. Strachan was indicted with Ehrlichman and others in the cover up but the charges were dropped. Over the Edge up photo Ait eight car Ellenp on new York s off Lounsburg Bridge nearly catapulted a ran Over the Bridge. There were no serious injuries but a big traffic Jim Fol Lowed the collisions. Stateside Chicago Board of Trade night session draws 500 Chicago a the first night trading session in the history of a . Exchange Drew about 500 Trad ers to the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade. Since Exchange officials approved plans i january for the night sessions traders Nave been devising ways to work the extra three hour session. By extending she trading hours Exchange officials hoped to Garner a bigger share of overseas business and compete with foreign exchanges and Banks offering products thai imitate futures contracts they said. The new hours coincide with morning trading ses Sions in Tokyo and the far East where investors have bought significant holdings in . Treasury Bonds and notes Over the past several years officials said Arizona Ohio students win Nea teacher awards Washington a College students from Cincinnati and from Tucson ariz., were named win Nti Friday in the National education association s annual Smirch for the Best student teachers. Nea president Mary Hatwood Fulwell presented $2,500 scholar hip to Kellie Wilfong of Xavier col Ege who won in the preschool and elementary category and Heidi in san of the University of Arizona who won in the Jun or High and High school category. They Loppert a Field of 11 finalists who were brought to Washington to present caching demonstrations be fore students at schools in the Mainland suburbs. The runners up who received ,250 awards were Robin  of California state College at Bakersfield and Bill Hallinan of Carroll College in Montana it was the fifth year of the Union s Competition. The finalists were chosen from videotapes of their performance in the classroom. Number of obese kids in . Up study finds Boston up the proportion of american children and teens who Are obese grew sharply from 1963 to 1980, probably because kids watch Loo much to Eai too much and Don t get enough exercise re searches have reported. I think it s something to be concerned about said Steven Gortmaker an associate professor at Harvard school of Public. Health who conducted a new study on obesity with or. William dicta of the Tufts University school of Medicine. Couple wins pottery share despite losing ticket Cleveland a lottery officials have identified a couple As the winners of $1.78 million in a drawing last year even though the ticket was lost Steve and Terry Adams of Sylvania were named winners of the april 19. 1986, drawing because they presented convincing evidence that the winning ticket had been purchased for them on the Day of the draw ing lottery officials said. Mrs. Adams who has regularly played 20 six num Ber combinations in the lotto games for two years was Able to provide not Only the winning combination 3, 10, 13. 14, 17 and 21 but All the other 19 combinations that were bet at the store at the same time lottery officials said. The missing ticket was one of two winning ticket from the drawing which had a Jackpot of $3.56 Mil lion. The other Hall was claimed earlier. Search continues for wreckage of 1927 crash Machias Maine