European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 15, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes Friday May 15,1987 stateside display of 2-headed calf spurs donation to Spca Clifton no. A cruelty in animal charge were dismissed against a Florida Man who had exhibited a iwo headed calf in a travelling carnival sideshow. However Jerry Willenkin 59, of Gibsonton fla.,agreed to pay a $750 donation to the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals for not having he proper permits to exhibit the animal in new Jersey Wii Cinkin s attorney Leonard m. Bitterman said wednesday. The Passaic county prosecutor s office agreed i municipal court in Cli on before judge Harry Fengya to drop he criminal charges lodged by the Spca which claimed Wil Cynkin tortured and abused the Ani Mal Bitle Ruian said. Or. Willenkin is an animal Lover and is extremely humane in his care of animals and he was appalled by the charge Billerman said. Judge rules sir Bing unfit to manage his affairs new York a sir Rudolf bins has Bee ruled incompetent to manage his affairs of a judge who also cleared the Way for annulment of the 8 5-year-old former metropolitan opera impresario s four month marriage. Sing s mental status Wai changed from impaired to incompetent wednesday by state judge Arthur Blyn who said Bing i afflicted with alzheimer s Dis ease which will not gel better but  his wife Carol Douglass Bing 47, also was held i contempt of court for failing to bring Bing to a Jan. 27 hearing. She must appear with her husband by june 3,or face Legal fees incurred by a court appointed Conser Vator. Paul Guth the conservator and bings longtime Friend also was Given More control Over sing s affair. Bing now has about the same Legal status As a minor said Kevin Walsh Guth s attorney. The judge allowed Guth to Start proceedings loan Nul Bing 4 marriage to mrs. Bins who now Calls herself lady bin they were married Jan. 9 in a civil ceremony in Arlington va., before fleeing to the Caribbean then to England. Damaged Railroad Tunnel reopens in California san Luis Obispo Calif. A a  Railroad Tunnel was reopened wednesday restoring a key North South rail link for the state a freight train and an Amtrak passenger train Bot heading North passed through the Tunnel Between san Usu Obispo and Atascadero on the Central californian wait in. The afternoon said Southern Pacific spokes Man Jerry Pera so the Tunnel is open ind hopefully it s Back Toby since u usual Pera said. The Tunnel reopened about 5 a.m., Southern Pacific spokesman Jim Loveland said. The april 30 Blaze interrupted rail service to communities along the line including Santa Barbara san Luis Obispo. Salinas and san Jose. Since the fire trains have been rerouted through the san Joaquin Valley. Tie cause of the fire has not been determined but Loveland said the Blaze probably was started by Sparks from a passing engine. Career envoy named for saudi Arabia Post Washington a president Reagan wednesday announced his intention to nominate Hume a. Horan a career foreign service officer to be . Ambassador to saudi Arabia. Horan if confirmed by the Striate will succeed Walter Leon Cutler. Horan has had diplomatic posting around the world since to mirth the foreign service in the Early 1960s. His first assignment was As third Secretary in Baghdad Iraq. In 1963-64, he was an attache and arabic language student in Beirut Lebanon. He was assigned in 1964 As second Secretary in Aida Libya. Horan became Deputy chief of Mission in Jidida saudi Arabia and served from 1972-77. He then resumed to Washington As a member of the senior seminar of the foreign service Institute. Excellence despite handicaps Blind College seniors receive  from broadcaster hurry Ite Toner after they received Scho Lastic excellence awards. From left Bridget fairly 22, of Mill i 26, University Soner who presented the awards Donald Hert 37, Gnu by Iii College and Beth Ana Anderm 22, awards Are Arizona state University Tempe Ariz. The students Llop College Jackson miss Jay received recording for the Blind Scholastic achere of California at Berkeley Rea meal awards last week in new York. Garbage Barge agreement May soon end 7-week Odyssey Holbrook . Api All agreement is Nearon a final resting place for a wandering Barge of unwanted garbage but the location is being kept secret. The refute won t be coming Back Home to Islip,., Thomas Wrancich president of waste alternatives inc., said wednesday adding that he would Treveal the destination until the to Are crossed and the 1 s Are  the scow s seven week Odyssey up and Down the East coast and through the Gulf of Mexico captured the nation s attention and focused debate on the disposal of municipalities garbage. On wednesday the Barge was Northeast of Cap fear n.c., and headed North Laid coast guard Petty officer Loren Bullard in new York. He said  Wai not known. The Barge s cargo of 3,100 tons of commercial waste from the town of Blip new York City and Nassau county has been rejected by Nona Carolina Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Florida the Bahamas Mexico and Belize. Busty woman settles sex rights suit lbs mo1nes, Iowa a a woman who claimed her 40-20-36 figure and its distracting effect on male co workers got her fired from Caterpillar  killed her 7-year-old sex discrimination complaint Quatma Cashatt claimed she was fired in february1980 because the company decided it would be easier to dismiss her than to discipline the men. Caterpillar maintained she was fired because she could t handle he Job. She said male co workers greeted her with a Hearty round of applause on her first Day of work at the mount Joy Plant and was fired 22 Days later purportedly for a clerical error "1 can t help it she said in a 1983 in Ervick. Everybody in my family is us Well endowed. I did my Job and if the men Canie to look then that s the Corn pacy s problem not mine i did t encourage  her complaint sought reinstatement Back pay Anat least 1200,000 damages. The mlle men was reached last week Days before the Iowa civil rights commit Ion was to consider her Case said Louis Martin a commission spokesman. The terms were not disclosed by agreement of both parties. The Case received National attention in 1983 after commission hearing officer found probable cause to believe Cashatt had been subjected to sexual harassment and fired at least in part because of her appearance. Couple returns lost $24,000, honestly Chicago a when his wife found a Wallet stuffed with $2,000 in Cash and 122,000 in checks John Pociask s first impulse was to keep in. But honesty got the better of him. I said of boy this will pay for the vacation and pay off both our cars " to ask recalled wednesday. We fantasized for about five  but Pociask and his wife Cher took the High Road and on tuesday returned the Wallet to its owner re tired Canadian businessman Dieter Linnes. Slinns had left the Wallet near a pay phone at Harc International Airport the Day before. It contained Stinnes identification $2,000 in . And Ca Nadian Cash s5,000 in traveler s checks and an endorsed cashier s Check for j 7,000. Linnes rewarded mrs. Pociask with a silk Cartier scar from Paris and $200. He also promised to take he couple to dinner when he returns to Chicago in july. Mrs. Pociask said the Best Reward was the smile on Linnes face when he recovered the Wallet at the to casks Home in suburban Palatine. I m sure he s fed up with is the driving and worry she said. But not As fed up As he