European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 8, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 6 the stars and stripes Friday May 8,1987 teaming up with just say no a photo Tennis Star Chris Ert presents Check for �25,000 to first Lidy Nancy Reagan and Tom Adams presi Dent at the just say no foundation. Evert donated the Check wednesday which she rec elfed from wheatum u its champions award Winner to help the fight against drug abuse. Go who has aids virus May face reduced charges for his actions Sierra Vista Ariz a an investigator has recommended reduced charges for a Soldier carrying the aids Vii who could Ace court martial for having sex with other soldiers officials said. Pic. Adrian Morrisjr. Of Caseyville iii., is accused of having sex with three other soldiers even though he knew he carried the aids virus. Authorities say Morris did not Wear a condom while having sex with the soldiers and did not Tell them head tested positive for the aids virus. The investigating officer it col. Dennis whisker recommended that moms not be court Martiale on charges relating to Morns sexual activity with spec. 4 Patricia Pruitt 21. Of Atlanta who has testified that the was impregnated by Morris and that she still loved him. Morris is also accused of twice having sex with a female private first class and of having sex with a male private first class. Whisker recommended that Morris be court Martiale on two counts of aggravated assault one count of simple assault and one count of sodomy said maj. David Georgi a fort Hua Chuca spokesman. Morris initially was accused of four counts of aggravated assault one of sodomy and three of bringing discredit on the military Morris battalion commander it. Col. Richard Dow is expected to submit his recommendation an whisker s to col. William Ham act the Garrison com Mander in the next few Days Georgi Saidt Hama gel must decide by late july whether to order a court martial for Morris. If Morris is court Martiale and convicted on the charges recommended by whisker the maximum pen ally would be 11 Yean and three months in prison reduction in rank loss of pay and dishonourable Dis charge Georgi said. The initial charges carried a maximum penalty of up to 17 years in prison plus the other sanctions. Laid off newspaper worker kills staffer Anchorage Alaska a a Man armed with a Shotgun entered the offices of the Anchorage daily news wednesday and fired a least three times killing one employee police said. Former daily news employee Derrick Green 30, was taken into custody and charged with first degree murder said assist and District attorney Stephen Branch lower. He was being held in lieu of s 300,000cash-Only bail. Witnesses said the gunman entered the building shortly after 4 . And opened fire Hilling one staffer managing editor Howard Weaver said. He fired at least twice additionally but no one else was injured he added. Weaver estimated there were As Many As 30 employees in the building at the Lime of the shooting Many of them in the immediate area. He said no Security guard was on duty. The victim was identified As Gerald Gar son 26. He was shot once at close Range in the Back of the head and was taken to Humana Hospital Alaska in critical condition. He died there shortly before 11 ., police spokesman Joe Young said. Green a mail room employee since november 1985, was Laid off about a week ago Weaver said. The victim was not Green s supervisor he said but he was one of the Lead police said the attack was triggered by a Dis agreement Over a newspaper advertisement. Airlift Rodeo scheduled at Pope fab Washington a nine foreign nations will Send teams to this year s Airlift Rodeo Competition a Pope fab . The annual Competition begins sunday and ends ice Friday and is sponsored by the air Force s Mili tary Airlift come. It tests Crews in r Orcas such As accuracy and Liming of air drops of cargo and personnel maintenance combat control teams and Security police activities the Pentagon said wednesday. The air Force air National guard air Force re serve and Marine corps will Send at least 35 teams to the event. Teams also will represent Australia Brazil Canada Italy Israel Morocco Portugal Britain and Germany. The Airlift Rodeo will open with a ceremony featuring comedian Bob Hope celebrating his 84th birthday. Last year s Overall Winner of the Competition was the 136ih tac Airlift Wing an air National guard Wing representing units from Charlotte ., and dal Las. Stateside High Rise apartment fire kills Man 10 hospitalized Columbus Ohio a a fire in a High Rise apartment building killed a 61 year old Man and hospitalized a Casl i0 others authorities said thursday. The dead Man was identified a Robert Cora Well who apparently fell asleep on a Couch while smoking. The fire which broke out wednesday night wag con fined to his fifth floor apartment in the 10-Story Taylor Terrace Complex. Fire chief Don Werner said. About so residents were evacuated from he High Rise and 10 of them ranging in age from 61 to 98, were hospitalized for smoke inhalation and other minor injuries Hospital officials said. Fire it. Tim sauce said the Blaze gutted Cornwell s apartment and inflicted smoke damage elsewhere in the building. Fire officials estimated damage at190.000. Couple May have died from lantern fumes Woodland n j. A a couple whose bodies were found in a sleeping bag in Lebanon state Forett appear to have died of Carbon monoxide poisoning from a propane lantern left burning in their Lent Over night police said. The two were found in their scaled tent by a Ranger stale police dispatcher Stephen Thomas said lantern was turned on and its fuel tank was empty he said. No foul play was suspected to the deaths of Kathleen Joclara 20, and John Hayden jr., 19, both of the Ken Sington Section of Philadelphia Thomas said. Their families said they had been dating fora Long autopsy by Burlington county medical examiner Dante Ragasa found they probably died of Carbon monoxide poisoning about 24 hours after arriving at the campsite where they had rented the Lent. Warhol painting goes for record $600,000 new York up a painting by the late pop artist Andy Warhol has been sold at auction for More than 1600,000, the highest Price even for a work by the Painter Christie s auction House said. The 1953 Pawling White car crashing 19 times was bought by a Swiss dealer for almost double the previous top Price paid for a Warhol work Christie spokeswoman Lily Zimic Ronann Sejd wednesday. The previous record for a work by Warhol who died in new York on feb. 22, was $385,000, she Sale of the Warhol painting was part of an auction of 90 contemporary painting and sculptures that brought in More than s5 million Zimmen Nann said. Coca cola heiress contests father s will Atlanta not the daughter of one of the principal heirs to the coca cola Fortune a trying Tob lock the disposition of her father s 1300 Muoc estate arguing that he was mentally ill when he disinherited her it was Learned wednesday. Frances Woodruff 64, asked the Fulton county Superior court last week to overturn the will of her father George w. Woodruff she said her father who died in Atlanta last february at the age of 91, suffered for years from Mono mania a mental disease thai caused insane the lawsuit temporarily blocks the disbursement of 11 so million of Woodruff s estate to other heirs and family members and another $150 million he intended As contributions to seven favored institutions in Georgia. Suspect in terror bombing seized at Kennedy Airport new York not a United Stales citizen accused of a terrorist bombing thai killed a bus Driver in Jerusalem last year was arrested wednesday at Kennedy International Airport. The american was identified As Mahmoud m. Alia by an Fri spokesman Joseph a. Valiquette. Vali Quette said Atta was taken into custody when hear Rived on a flight from Caracas Venezuela Ana 33, was held on an extradition warrant from Israel and is to be arraigned in Federal District court in Brook Lyn. Valiquette said Atta had illegally entered Venezuela from which he was expelled wednesday. According to the israeli warrant Atta has been charged with hurling a firebomb into a bus on april 8, i98
