European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 9, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday july 9. 19b7 the stars and stripes Page 5 any port in a storm a photo Max a Cocker Spaniel owned by la Crosse wts., Auto dealer Dae Tom quest uses a tub to ride out a flood brought on by an afternoon rainstorm. Carbon monoxide blamed in deaths of 8 in Memphis Memphis Tenn a eight peo ple found dead in a Memphis apartment were killed by Carbon monoxide leaking from a water Heater and spread by an air conditioner authorities said tuesday. The victims had been dead about 12 hours before their bodies were found by a visitor monday night police spokes Man Dan Chalk quoting a report by the Shelby county medical examiner said. He said a vent pipe on the apartment s water Heater was not connected properly and leaking Carbon monoxide a colourless and odourless Gas was picked up by near by air conditioning ducts. Neighbors said the victims had shared a Chicken dinner sunday night but were not seen around the apartment building monday. Chalk said one of the victims theodes Rogers 25, visited a neighbor about 2 . Monday and joked that he might have to Call an ambulance because his companions were complaining of nausea. It was the last time any of the victim was seen alive. Chalk said. Paula Payne a spokeswoman for the City Utility company said Carbon monoxide was Dulc Clad throughout the apart ment. She said the Only survivor in the Resi Dence was a Hamster found in a Cage on a bedroom floor. Because Carbon monoxide is slightly fighter than air Here was still some oxygen Down close to the door she said. Authorities said most of inc dead were related. The dead were identified As Rogers Mollie Banks 35 Teresa Pamell 13 Felippa Banks 17 Sandra Hinds 14 Cor Rita Banks 16 Shannon Walker 17 an Calvin Mcmanus jr., 19. Chalk said Rogers was Mollie Banks companion Mcmanus was her Nephew and Walker was a family Friend. The others were Mollie Banks children he said. Larouche out on bail after not guilty plea Boston not Lyndon h. La Rouche jr., the frequent presidential candidate pleaded not guilty at his arraignment before a Federal magistrate Here tuesday on felony charges of conspiracy to obstruct Justice. Larouche was released on $20,000 Cash bail put up by an 82-year-old sup Porter he had never met and a 1200,000 unsecured personal Bond. The magistrate Robert b. Callings said he would allow Larouche to keep his passport until shortly before the trip in september saying the defendant candidacy for inc democratic presiden tial nomination makes it Likely that he will return to this country. The prosecution had asked the court to order him to surrender the passport. Larouche 64, who gave his Legal address As Leesburg va., flew to Bosto from West Germany to turn himself in. He  indicted last thursday on charges thai he conspired to Block an investigation into fraudulent use of cred it cards by his supporters. Army recruiters face drug falsification charges Chicago a eight army recruiters in the Chicago area have been relieved of duty and nine others arc being investigated in a probe of drug use and falsification of recruits1 records an army spokesman said monday. It col. John Cullen of the army recruit ing come said some of the disciplinary actions stemmed from an internal investigation thai revealed that More than half of the recruit lifted As receiving diplomas from an alternative High school in Chicago had not attended classes there. Other recruiters Are accused or suspected of using drugs concealing police records of recruits and concealing past military service of recruits Cullen said. We always try to find people cheating and it s up this year Cullen said. He said some of the recruiters May face Dis Missal from the army. Cullen said an internal investigation by the local recruiting battalion in Chi Cago found that Over an 18-month period recruiters had enlisted 131 applicants with diplomas from Roseland Engle Wood educational Center an alternative High school for dropouts. Cullen confirmed a newspaper report sept. 30, a total of 96 recruiting violations have been found nationwide compared to an average of 110 violations fora 12-month period he said there arc about 8,500 army recruiters nationwide including 241 in the Chicago area he said. Surgeon 2 others accused of producing a rated films Chicago a an Eye surgeon and two others have been charged with pandering after authorities uncovered a pornographic film production company operating put of a 13,000-a-Momh pent House police said tuesday. They said they wanted to be million arcs by 1991," said la. Wayman Jones of the police department s prostitution and vice control Section. Or. Thomas Chalkley. 53, and two other suspects were arrested monday night As they prepared to begin filming at his lius Ury Penthouse in Lake Geneva wis. Chalkley an ophthalmologist affiliated will Chicago s Northwestern memorial Hospital since 1962, was charged with felony pandering and Misdemeanour charges of soliciting for prostitution and keeping a House of ill Fame. Dennis Fiorino 31, a Chicago dancer and Dorothy ration. 30, a Friend of Chalkley also were arrested. That of the 44 recruits checked so far More than half had not attended inc school. Cullen said false diplomas from Hillcrest Thornton and Bremen High schools Wen also found As part of the i Yves ligation. So far this fiscal year which ends Sands or time in the stars and stripes 40 years ago today. July 9. 1947 the american league Defeated the National league 2-1 in the annual All Star came at Chicago s Wrigley Field before a capacity crowd of 43,000. The Victory was the Lola for the american league since the first game was played in 1933. 30 years ago today. July 9 1957 Ingrid Bergman and her daughter. Jenny Lindstrom 18, were reunited in Paris following a six year separation. Jenny lived with her father or. Peter Lindstrom since her parents divorce in 1949. 20 years ago today. July 9, 1967 Vivien Leigh whose portrayal of Scarlett o Hardin Cone with the wind won her International stardom died at the age of 53. She suffered from a recurrence of tuberculosis that had plagued her for most of her life. 10 years ago today. July 9, 1977 a water shortage in Maryland worsened As officials in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties declared a state of Tori spicy and ordered major businesses and industries to close