European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 27, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes thursday August 27, 1987 news up antes1 paper apologizes Golden Colo. A Wil Liam a Coon and Adolph Coon co. Announced tuesday they have agreed to dismiss a $150 million libel slander lawsuit against the Rocky Mountain news after the newspaper apologized the suit stemmed from a news article published feb. 24, 1984, that maimed the Coort chief executive officer told a group of minority business leaders thai Blacks Lack the intellectual capacity to succeed. I did not say that and i do no believe it Coors said alter the article was published adding that my intent has been taken totally out of  Coon spokeswoman Marjoric Bradford said the company had agreed to the contents of the newsletter and would have no further comment. Marcos Extension Honolulu up the United Stales granted former philippine Leader Ferdinand Marcos and Bis wife Imelda the right to remain in their hawaiian exile for another year according to officials of the . Immigration and naturalization service. The Extension is under parole status which Means among other things that if Marcos and his entourage leave he United states without permission they would have to reapply to return. Temperatures 99 to to 7t u 7t 73 s3 u 77 71 47 m 71 73 � u u 71 7 so ii50 77 u 7 52 7240 n 53 u 51 7s n 70 of 57 03 1 h u u w 70 to so a u m 7377 n k 71 54 u 64 7 u it m s7 13a 71 17 01 u 79 to 71 h 01 to 02 to 04 h 01 k 17 01 7 Many �32�" Ca anew of it Tofin Huju fjord hawn w 07 Loul Ioffe 0 00 Lubbock 70 of in in is 91 my i u 04 Umin it 61 Mph so ply 73 � Mot w 97 Kurn to h 76 a Vitric 72 new Orient 37 70 a wort to o tote �4 01 a fam 73 h Cru do s4 77 p 71 109 r 41 00 m k xxv to cd. 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History and a number of incidents involving Pilot mistakes this summer have Contri Butch loan increasing uneasiness among some Federal officials about the alertness of pilots in the cockpit. Allan Mcartor the new head of the Federal aviation administration plans to meet with chief pilots from most of the airlines As Well As other Industry representatives on thursday for a Dis Cussion on Pilot professionalism according to Agency spokesman Bob Buckhorn. A failure by the pilots of Northwest flight 25s has been seen so far As the most Likely reason the flaps were not in proper position for Takeoff according to sources close to the investigation. The reason for the breakdown in the alarm system seems less Clear. If the additional tests show that Power was maintained to the alarm inn Tiger tors say a mechanical failure Likely caused the breakdown that kept the pilots from being warned that they Wen taking off with improper Hap settings a preliminary test has concluded the circuit probably was not interrupted according to the sources. But the safety Board to a statement called the Early Tot inconclusive and said More sophisticated tests will be made. The Nosb also has ordered additional tests to determine whether the slats another device on the leading Edge of the Wing that gives a plane lift also were in the wrong position As indicated in the flight recorder taken from the wreckage. Is classified ads Start today by the Stan and stripes the stars and stripes begins in weekly classified advertising Section in today s stripes Magazine. The three Page and Lection which includes nearly 350 ads in 57 categories runs in the editions available in Ger Many Belgium and the Netherlands. Depending on the Success of the ads consideration will be Given to expanding the service to readers in Turkey Greece Spain the azores Italy Iceland and the United kingdom. Four pages have been added to the Snipes Magazine to accommodate the ads and the Section can grow to eight pages. In the first instalment the Auto sales and personals sections arc the most pop ular. About 90 percent of the ads came from Germany. Readers who skim the ads can Send fora Coffee liqueur recipe sell their unwanted Hood fenders take those Long wished for dance classes or find a Friend. Only defense department personnel and their family members Are allowed to place ads. Orders can be placed Only by mail on classified and order forms Avail Able in thursday papers and in stars and stripes bookstores. The weekly and dead line is 4 . Monday. The ads Cost $5 for three lines and $ i for each extra line. The stars and stripes in december began promoting classified advertising to begin in May. However the Start was delayed when competing publisher complained to the congressional committee that oversees government publications. The joint committee on printing sus Pended the newspaper s plans in april then ruled june 17 thai the stare Tod stripes could proceed with classified Adver Tising. 2 gunshot victims on convalescent leave Frankfurt is two soldiers wounded by gunfire outside a Giessen nightclub earlier this month arc on convalescent leave and should be Able to re turn to full duty soon a 3rd army div spokesman said wednesday. The 2nd in 3rd Field arty 3rd army div soldiers from Kirch Goens have been released from the army regional medical Center in Frankfurt. Pvt. 2 Vincent m. Morris 19, of Btry c was released last week and pvt. 1 rus sell Street 20, Btry a was released two weeks ago said maj. John c. Barbee. Although the soldiers Are in leg casts they suffered Only muscle damage and should be Able to return to full duty after their convalescent period he said. The soldiers Wen handing in a crowd of 1 j people outside the nightclub aug. 1 when they Wen hit by shot fired from a passing Mercedes. According to Herbert Spohn Darm Stadt District attorney a 42-year-old american woman living in Dar Madl was detained for questioning but re leased a receipt found in the Mercedes showed she had Purdum two High Cali Ber weapons that apparently were used in the shooting. Spohn said the unnamed woman has an Apo address and apparently bad worked in a military club in the Ana. German police Are Pokuna too Ger Man men in connection with the shoot ing but no chaises have been filed he Darmstadt Soldier found 11 guilty of assault charges 7t Eun fam us Tor Towt Der we nth the hmm a Xana Temh Omott a ih4mh own Xii vend Trman in of veiny and la by who Ducr Ming own unto in Hgt eng Rev 1 Caffari ind tour win of Tajn 6-u of Watt a Fred fat Way Chaudr 70 5457 63 film life r � h Union r to Tuliau i to u Lanai. 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The 19-year-old unnamed Soldier left the Brown s Home and walked nude More than a mite to Pung Slade where he showed up Al a Ger Man couple s door at 3 25 . Police followed his Trail of blood to Brown s House. Brown s sentence in june included a reprimand and forfeiture of s300 a month for six months. � Norway s Brundtland plans . Visit Oslo Norway a norwegian prime minister Gro Harlem Brundtland will visit the United Stales next month to lecture on the environment and Oil politics. Brundtland has scheduled a meeting upon her arrival in new Yor sent. 16 with . Secretary general Javier Perez de Cuellar. Her office said tuesday. She then will Fly to Denver for the fourth world wilderness Congress an organization which could play a Central Rolein winning support for the report of the .-appointed world com Mission on environment and development which she chaired. Raf phantom crashes killing Pilot navigator from stiff Tad wire reports London a Royal air Force phantom Aipuu crashed during a Low level air defense exercise wednesday lulling its Pilot and navigator the defense ministry said. The  plane struck a Mountainside and exploded in a Ball of fire according to wit Nesses in the Village of Tref enter near Aberystwyth on the Welsh coast the aircraft was flying with two other Fai from Raf wait Sham near Ipswich. New series of Gas coupons being sold at Post exchanges Munich is&5 exchanges in Germany and the Netherlands will begin Selling the new series of Gaso line and diesel fuel coupons today an cafes Europe spokesman said. Customers have until sept. 30 to use the old Cou Pons and a year to receive a refund for the unused coupons capt. Mark Besich Laid. Refunds Are Avail Able through Exchange facilities thai sell coupons he said. Customers cannot Gei a refund for detached Cou Pons unless the Caver also is available he said