European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page z the stars and stripes sunday july 19, 19b7 news updates report rejected Maputo Mozambique a the mozambican transport minister has said his country rejects the South african Board of inquiry conclusion thai president Gilmora Mancl s Fata plane crash was an Accident. Transport minister it. Gen Armando Gebuza old Mozambique to thai Mozambique still believes a false radio Beacon lured the plane off course he is the first Mon Bican official to respond publicly to the Board of inquiry s conclusions which arc re leased july 9 in Johannesburg. Delta being sued Atlanta a a Pasic Neer on a Delta air lines flight that plunged toward the Pacific Ocean last month alter the plane s engines were mistakenly shut Down filed a $4 Mil lion lawsuit against the airline Friday. Cather site Dumars lawsuit charges the airline with negligence. 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In or to i 4m porn 71 91 Coon Tagun 57 of Frankfurt m to h Lotf Joel f 69 to Htun in. Folh h pin. 1 u Pomr p he �100 n Umachi a 1 i to Kew. Am 6j. A Quiri a. D funds plagued champs gets boost from Congress by William j. Bartman Washington Bureau Washington checks Are in the mail for beneficiaries and providers of the champs health care program after president Reagan last week signed a s9.4 billion supplemental budget Bill to keep sonic Federal programs financially afloat. The champs program was in big trouble having run out or the si.538 billion Congress allotted for fiscal 1987 by june 26. Congress has go Van the pro Gram an additional 1420 million to get it through he remainder of the fiscal year which ends sept. 30. Well get through the year on thai a champs spokesman said. The Cash shortfall resulted when champs had a much higher than cd pc cd run on its services we got less Money than we asked for from Congress this year and we had much heavier utilization than expected the spokesman said. Champs officials Are hard pressed to explain Why the big run on its services occurred. We really Don t know Why but we suspect it s because certain military hospitals May no longer be Able to offer cer Tain specialities the spokesman said. Or it May be because of the employment situation people who lost Ihei jobs no longer have a health care plan and so they have to Start using  while Congress bailed out Cham pus in declined to give he defense department the culpa Money needed to cover higher than anticipated overseas housing allowances. Bui Here should be no delays with uie allowances As he Pentagon was told and has agreed 10 find the Money to cover the costs from some other defense funds. Pentagon officials arc not sure however where they will gel the Money to cover the higher housing allowances. Man arrested offer firing Shotgun at a Vinci work in London gallery London a a Man with a Shol gun walked into the National gallery and blasted a drawing by Leonardo a Vinci police reported. Museum staff members said damage to the work did not appear extensive. Scotland Yard said in a statement that the Man who was not identified was arrested immediately after the Fri Day night attack. No injuries were re ported. Authorities refused to answer questions about How the Man had managed to smuggle the weapon into the museum. I he incident occurred shortly before the museum was due to close for the night. The museum located on the North Side of Trafalgar Square houses some of the world s greatest an trea sures. Museum staff members said the 487-year-old drawing called the Vir Gin and child with St. Anne and St. John the Balisi is valued Al 18 Mil lion. They said it was protected by reinforced Glass and damage was con fined to an area of the Virgin s clothing. The drawing is one of the Star attractions for visitors to the National Gal Lery. It was acquired for inc British nation in 1962 through Public fund raising and a government donation. Thai same year it was damaged by a bottle of Ink thrown by a German Painter who later was judged insane. The gallery said its restoration experts were examining the drawing after the latest attack. The National gallery press officer Lindsay calender said the figures faces were not damaged but added at this stage we would not like to give App nou Leonardo David in Wing damaged by Shotgun Bull. Any assessment of the damage. It u in extremely delicate work of Art the drawing is on Public display ? a room to itself temperature humidity and lighting Are carefully controlled to ensure optimum conditions for the drawing which was completed by the italian Renaissance master in 1soo. The drawing first arrived in Britain in the Middle of the 1 both Century when in was brought from the Sagredo collection in Venice Italy by John Undy. When it was acquired for the nation in 1962. The Public donated $2,24 Mil lion and the government gave another 1980,000, Mavin a total of 13.22 Mil lion to Purchase u. During his tenure prime minister Harold Macmillan described the draw in 84 one of the most Beautiful things in the  the National gallery was founded in 1824 after King George in and an connoisseur sir George Beaumont persuaded the government 10 buy 38 works that had belonged to a wealthy merchant and philanthropist John Julius Angerstein who had died the year before. The government bought the 38 works added another 16 donated by Beaumont and housed them All in an a Creslein s London Home until a More suitable gallery was built. The National gallery building was constructed Between 18.12 and 1838. The slate funded institution now owns More than 2,000 paintings and draw Ings. Airman who collapsed doing Well Washington is an airman who Cotta paed and was declared clinically dead while performing physical train ing Wilh Hii unit july 9 is in stable Condi Tion at Waller Reed army medical Center officials said Friday.  Timothy Hyser. 24, assigned to the 36th component repair so at bit Burg a collapsed about Midway through a run Ota mile and a half. I just dropped said Plyser a native of Elkhart ind. Later they told me my heart stopped and that t was clinically dead. Medics from the local emergency room did car and took me to the Hospi Tal and they got my heart going  he was then moved to an intensive care unit Al Wiesbaden regional medical Hospital before being flown to Walter Reed on wednesday. It s still unclear ally what caused Hyser s collapse but he is now up and about and doing very Well said one official. He will remain at Waller Reed Tor at least one or two More weeks for observation the official said. Hyser said he Hai experienced a few aiming spell while in Germany but has no Tinory of heart trouble. Attention club managers drum up some business advertise your club s events in our new classified and Section