European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes sunday june 7,1987 Gettin into the swing of summer a photo a California Beach goer is up no and Ana Over the Sandy Beach. Phil Burke of san Jiin Capistrano on thursday starts swinging Early for the weekend along the Laguna Beach Shoreline. Faa gives airlines year end deadline to adopt limits for carry on Luggage Washington a airline Pas sengers Are lugging such things As Christmas Trees and truck tires aboard jetliners posing a safely Hazard and prompting a Federal aviation order that airlines restrict carry on Luggage. The Agency said Friday airlines would have 10 adopt a program by the end of the year. The program should limit the amount and size of baggage being taken into Airliner Cabins and screen Passen Gers before they Board. The airlines have become la in their compliance wild existing baggage requirements the Agency complained. Some passengers have evidently come to expect that they will be Able to carry on almost  for cais flight attendants have complained about unusual items Aken aboard planes with some things such As personal computers becoming a problem during Lur  evacuation. We be seen truck Wircs Christmas Trees even a drive Shaft from a Bow and often passengers just bringing four or five bags on Board which is not Only unsafe but in conveniences the other passengers said Matthew Finucane safely director of the association of flight attendants. While the new requirements do not is Label ish specific limits on sice and number of items the Faa told the airlines they must establish government approved limits on the items that will be allowed into the Cabin. Airlines also must examine each Passen Ger s bags before boarding to assure they do not exceed he limit no plane will be Al Lowed to close All its Cabin doors until All items Are properly stowed. The Rule making for carry on baggage which began three years ago prompted thousands of letters to the Faa from air lines passengers unions and Oiler inter ested parties. Travellers in recent years have pressured airlines to allow them to carry More bags Wilh them on the plane because of concerns that their belongings will be lost As flights go through Busy Hub airports. Tighter controls on baggage were favored by Pilot and flight attendant groups As Well As Many passengers the Faa said. Airlines expressed concern that strict limits would anger some passengers and cause delays in boarding. Jewellers and musicians also complained that the limitations would hamper their business because they might not be Able to carry Sample cases or instruments. Officials in certain tourist areas also were worried it might discourage the Purchase of duty free items at airports. This Rule wih make it much less Likely that passengers will be hit in the head by sewing machines or computer terminals during turbulence or crashes said Finucane. It also makes it less skely that the aisles will be blocked by Loose bags during an  4 warships heading for med Charleston . Up four Navy warships steamed out of port sat urday toward the Mediterranean sea. One of the ships is headed for the per Sian Gulf the Klakring a guided mis Sile frigate carrying a Crew of 210, said it. Cmdr. John Tull a Navy spokesman. The other ships arc bound for he Mediterranean. All Are beginning a a month tour of duly on routine deploy ment full said. Also sailing were the guided missile destroyer William v. Pratt the guided missile frigate Hawes and the frigate Joseph hews. A filth ship the frigate Bowen devel oped navigation problems and was delayed for repairs. It was id sail later sat urday afternoon Tull said. The ships began departing Charleston Harbor at 10 is . Saturday. In All about 1,300 sailors were to leave Charleston 210 aboard the Klakring 210 on the Hawes 2so on the hews 2so on the Bowen and 400 on the Pratt Tull said. These ships arc part of the Saratoga Battle group Tull said. The aircraft car Rier Saratoga steamed out of Mayport is fla., on Friday for deployment in the Mediterranean. Navy Secretary James Webb attended the Send off of the Saratoga a ship on which he was a naval Academy midship Man 20 Yean ago. Webb stressed that the Carrier was on an unspecified Mission in the Mediterranean and the vessel would not sail into the Gulf. You May see other types of ships go in but you la never see a Carrier Webb said. He said there is no need for a car Rier in the Gulf. The Saratoga departed the Home port of the frigate Stark which was attacked by an iraqi Jel May 17 in the Gulf. The attack killed 37 of the Stark s Crew. Tanguy painting stolen from Czechoslovakia Prague Czechoslovakia a a picture by Yves Tanguy a leading French surrealist Painter was stolen from the Prague National gallery at ser Berk Palace the  Novi by newspaper reported saturday. Be Medeske Novtny did not give the value of the painting but said that when the 3 /t-by-9 Inch painting was shown several years ago Al an exhibition of european Art in Japan it was insured for 1100,000. Tanguy 1900-1955a Painter of imaginary landscapes is among the Best known exponents of surrealism. 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