European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 9, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday May 9, 1987 the stars and stripes Paga 7 san Francisco plans party for its Bridge san Francisco a a two hour pub Lic walk will kick Oit the Golden Gate Bridge s 50th birthday party a Celebration to be capped by fireworks and flipping he switch for Perma nent lighting. Mayor Dianne fein slain said thursday. Plans for the Bash May 24, slightly scaled Back bul still unparalleled the mayor said bring to an apparent end a year of bickering. Other planned activities include Aerial acrobatics a carnival a maritime Parade an antique car cavalcade and marching and big bands. Plans Tor a free Rock Vonc Artand a museum were scrapped. Ii wont be a repeat of the statue of Liberty extravaganza in new York last summer Feinster said at a press conference that also featured officials or participating agencies contributors and groups that had been squabbling Over arrange ments Tor the Celebration for months. Bridge and civic officials originally had pro posed closing the Bridge for the Day except to pedestrians an $11 million Bridge museum and a free concert headlined by the grateful dead Huey Lewis and the news and Tony Bennett. Bul opposition from residents and Marin county relegated the Bridge walk to Only 6 . To 8 ., concert promoter Biu Graham pulled out because of the change the museum was scrapped As too costly and fund raising became bogged Down by the controversy. It s been one year but it seems like six said James Bronkema a businessman who Heads fiends of the Bridge. $11.1 billion spent yearly on child care study shows Washington a child care costs Ameri cans billions of dollars each year and problems such As the inability to find a baby Sitter disrupt the jobs of 450,000 parents a month a government study shows. Some 5.9 percent of employed mothers a sing child care other than schools reported thai they or their husbands lost time from work monthly because of problems with their child care arrangements the Cen sus Bureau reported thursday. That would add up to an estimated 450,000 parents a month with baby sit Ting or other child care problems. Even so american families spend an estimated is 1.1 billion annually on child care according 10 the Survey of 19,000 households taken in the Winter of 1984-85. The study who s minding the kids was designed to measure the extent of child care services used by employed mothers across the nation. It found that 5.3 million families with employed Moth ers pay for child care at an average con of $40.33 a week. That includes family arrangements in which some Money is paid to a relative to watch the children As Well As baby Sillers and professional Day care services. Of the 7.7 million women using some Type of child care service whether paid for or not those most often facing work disruptions had their child cared for at the Home of another person 7.8 percent. Profession Al Day care centers had the fewest problems 1.3 per cent. The women were asked whether they or their husband had lost time from work in the month prior to the interview because of problems with their child care arrangements. Child care in someone else s Home May be More susceptible to personal emergencies or weather related disruptions that result in higher rates of failures in child care arrangements than when using organized child care facilities where More staff Are available on it daily Basil the study said. The study looked at 8.2 million children underage 5 kiwanis club in California town takes court Cue elects woman los Angeles a bolstered by this week s . Supreme court decision that women cannot be barred from rotary clubs in California the 12-Mem Ber kiwanis club of a Halsworth Bas elected a woman As its Secretary. The election of Laura Clary 33, who does secretarial work Al her husband s Law office defied kiwanis inner nationals standing order to drop her and another woman from the club. Once they let women in they will have to elect them officer Clary said thursday. We can work just As hard As men and be just As Good officers under the present bylaws of kiwanis we do not admit women so i can t recognize Laura said Chic Greenberg lieutenant governor of kiwanis locals in California. Ill say hello to the women who Are at the meetings but not As members of  local club leaders also drafted a Stem Teller to the Parent organization requesting acceptance of the two women rejected membership applications. By a unanimous voice vote at its regular meeting wednesday the club elected Clary As Secretary. She and another woman Margo Morlano attempted to join in september but were rejected by kiwanis inter National. The Chat Worth club accepted the women As unofficial members anyway. The Parent organization had threatened to revoke its charter As it had done to other clubs that have accepted women. Kiwanis International has Lakin no action against any of the clubs telling them it will wait for the court to decide a similar Case involving a new Jersey club. A spokesman for kiwanis International said the service organization has a responsibility to uphold its own rules. The Chatsworth club entered into an agreement said David Williams. They have violated that  Williams said the bylaws could change when an amendment to repeal the prohibition against women comes before kiwanis International in july. Death plot of Utah inmates foiled Salt Lake City a Federal and state officials said thursday they had foiled a plot by As Many As a dozen Utah slate prison inmates to assassinate 10 prison official with bombs or cyanide. The killings allegedly in retaliation for several re cent drug investigations at the prison were to have coincided with an escape attempt by two inmates identified As ringleaders of the alleged trafficking ring the officials said the inmates Are very unhappy with changes that have been made Al the prison Bruce ejan Deputy director of the state department of corrections said at a news conference thursday afternoon a Day after the Poison was 10 have been placed in prison food. The changes which included More frequent lock Downs and stricter enforcement of prison rules were instituted More than a year ago when Gerald Cook took Over As  plan was uncovered about three months ago through information provided by informants in the drug  said at least eight High ranking prison officials including Cook were targeted for death by cyanide to be introduced into cafeteria food. Prison officials eat in one of the two prison cafeterias. Juan Benavidez spokesman for the stale depart ment of corrections said the Tarcis of the alleged plot also included Gary w. Deland executive director of the department of corrections and Halterman both of whom would have been killed by a bomb. The scheme May have involved a dozen or More inmates he said. Bruce Egan Deputy director of corrections said 10 to 20 arrests were expected including suspects outside the prison. Another part of the plot included the cyanide poisoning of Warden Jerry Cook and seven other corrections officials at the prison which is 20 Miles South of downtown Salt Lake City. Investigators said they found two Grams of sodium cyanide near the prison Kitchen. The discovery substantiated previously gathered information about a plan to kill eight prison officials including the Warden of the main facility Benavidez  third suspect in the assassination plot is in the Salt Lake county jail awaiting trial on drug charges. And 1s.3 million Between the Ages of 5 and 14 to deter mine the child care needs of working Mother. This was the bureaus Molt detailed study of this area Al though previous surveys have reported on child care arrangements of preschool children. The new study found that for preschoolers the larg est share 37 percent were cared for in someone s Home other than their own. Some 22.3 percent were cared for by a non Sci alive 10.2 percent by a grandpa rent and 4.5 percent by some other relative. Organized Day care facilities cared for 23.1 percent of preschoolers and about 8 percent were cared for by the Mother herself either we la she worked at Home or look the Tot with her to her Job. For children aged 5 to 14 the most common arrange ment while Mother worked was for them to attend school this accounting for 75 percent. In addition i 1.8 percent were cared for Al Home 4,3 percent in another Home and the rest were at Day care facilities with heir Mother or caring for themselves. While 5.6 million unmarried women Are coping with work and the demands of children Only about 900,000 unmarried men Are in the same category. The report noted that finding child care arrange ments for the youngest children presents a problem for Many families since formal Day care facilities often exclude infants and very Young children. For children under a year old 78 percent were cared for Al their Home or someone else t Home while the Mother worked the study found. But by the age of 3 or 4, the share cared for at someone s Home dropped to 58 percent with Many of the others heading to Day care facilities. It is apparent that for the first few years of a child s life the children of working women May experience considerable changes in the Type of child care As the children grow from infancy to school age the study observed. Witness claims 4 teens did t hem Goetz in new York a a witness testified that he watched in terror As Bernhard Goetz pulled a pistol from his jacket and without visible emotion gunned Down four teen agers on a subway train. Solid in Macfoy also said that Goetz was not sur rounded by the youths before he pulled out his gun. I was very terrified Macfoy said thursday at Goetz s trial on attempted murder charges. The shots were fired in a somewhat regular Pat Tern Macfoy told the jury. He said Goetz s face seemed to be Calm and  Macfoy said he had noticed nothing wrong before suddenly a Man look out a gun and sorted to shoot Al some people who were on the  Macfoy said he had not seen anyone acting in a threatening manner and i would t say that this per son Roctz was  Goetz charged in the shootings of Darrell Cabey Troy Candy James Ramseur and Barry Allen claim hey had hemmed him in and were about to Rob him. The prosecution says they merely were panhandling Mariby s account differed from some other descriptions of what happened he placed Goetz on the other Side of the train and us him shoaling from right to left. Defense lawyer Barry Slotnick said there a no re Cord that Macfoy called police the next Day As he said he did and suggested thai he was t on the train. He also said Macfoy had talked with lawyer William Kunstler who represents Cabey the most seriously injured of the four Goetz shot. A secy who  Par Al Zed and suffered brain damage because of the Inci Dent has filed a $50 million suit against Goetz. Bul friends of Macfoy testified that he told them about the shootings before they heard about them on the radio. Macfoy said Kunstler had contacted him but he had refused to discuss the Case until he talked with prosecutors. Another witness Josephine Holt said two of the four Leens were across the aisle from Goetz when the first shots were  on Cross examination Holt conceded that she had told a grand jury thai three Young men mood above Goetz and that she was afraid of the youths