European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 4, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Paga 6 the stars and stripes Friday september 4,1987 terrorist suspect isolated after inmates threaten him haul i auge. . A a lebanese Man who authorities say is a member of a pro iranian terrorist group was put in Ivola tinn thursday after other jail inmates threatened him his attorney said. Mohammad said Churan Ldina. 23, who pleaded innocent wednesday to charges he stole secret equip ment from the defense contractor he worked for. Was placed in protective custody after Kaiui Rucj Steven Indulis complained about threats. In alb .11 the Suffolk county jail in the Long is land City of River had threw lit matches at Clara Fri Dinc Donoulis said. He Lead been threatened with a shoe and one Guy shouted if i Jet my hands on you he has said two things Short and Sweet the attorney said lie is not a terrorist and is not a member of the  the Fri on aug. 17 seized evidence linking Charafeddine with fac Bollash a pro iranian group believed to be holding Mensi of the american hostages in Leb anon authorities said the Fri Hasa policy of not discussing investigations involving terrorists said spokesman Joe Valiquette. During the raid on a new pall apartment authorities found a briefcase belonging to charac dding that contained secret equipment from Rita ironic inc., said Suffolk county executive assistant District attorney kick Lii to. Charafeddine had recently worked at Bola Lornix a defense contractor in Hauppauge Lazia said. The Fri Sebck he briefcase said mate police investigator George Rebhun. Who participated in the raid. Investigators also found a Hezbollah in House news paper and thousands of dollars of merchandise Pur chased with stolen credit cards Ribhan said. Arrested at the apartment wore Yasser Ahmad Cha Mas. 22. His 20-year-old brother Ammar. Both of Leb anon and two women Traci Heron 20, the wife of Yasser Chamus. And Glenda m. Taylor 21. Both of Salamanca Ribhan said. Information gained in the raid led authorities to Charafeddine. Who was arrested Al a Friend s Home in new York authorities said. According to prosecutors the briefcase contained a device that could be used As a bomb Detonator a de vice used to regulate the firc control system on a Lank and components used in the Al 11 fighter Jet s navigation system the f-4 s radar jamming system and other missile system components. Thai s equipment which Iran has been trying to get to copy for itself an unidentified stale department official was quoted As saying in thursday s new York Posl.  pleaded innocent to charges of posses Sion of stolen property and second degree forgery and on wednesday pleaded innocent to a new charge of fourth degree grand larceny. District judge Francis Caldira set bail at s25.000. A police officer lends terrorist suspect Mohammad said Chan Izeddine from his arraignment wednesday John matter vice president of Betal onix said in a statement wednesday that the company had no com ment. Authorities said charac dding apparently arrived in the country in 1985 under false pretences. Although he claimed to be a student charac dding Only enrolled in classes for a Short time Al the stale University of new York at new paltz and at Stony Brook where police Learned Early this year that Stu dents credit cards were being stolen officials said. The investigation eventually entered on new paltz where merchants identified the suspects and provided information leading to last week s raid Ribhan said. Stolen credit cards and $15,000 Worth of stolen Tele visions  recorders and other electronic equipment were found in the apartment he said. Up to �50,000 Worth of equipment was stolen authorities said. Yasser Chamas was charged with Possession of Sto Len property and second degree forgery and held in Suffolk county on s35,000 bail authorities said. Heron was charged with criminal Possession of Sto Len properly and was held on s3.500 bail at the Ulster county jail authorities said. Taylor and Ammar Chamas were charged with pos session of stolen property a Misdemeanour and were released authorities said. Americans donate gifts Money to Lone survivor of Airliner crash Ann Arbor Mich. A Well wishers have donated More than  to the 4-year-old girl who was the Only survivor of a Northwest airlines crash that killed 156 people Al Detroit s Airport Cecilia Cichan remained in fair condition wednes Day Al the University of Michigan medical Center recovering from severe Burns and a broken leg. Cecilia s parents and 6-Ycar-old brother were among those who died in the a Jug. 16 crash Hospital spokesman Mike Harrison said Cecilia s family had t decided How to use the Money or where it should be placed. In the meantime he added the checks and Cash were being held in a Safe place. Through wednesday. Si06.573.03 along with 970 gifts and tens of thousands of cards had been sent to the Girt from Terppe ariz., Harrison said. Hum son also said that Lawrence Favio a Motorist who was burned when the plane crashed was in fair condition wednesday. Meanwhile Arizona stale University established an academic award wednesday in the memory of Ceci Lia s father Michael an assistant professor of botany. Calif dust storms create huge pileup Bakersfield. Calif. A at iras 38 Drivers blinded by a Dusi storm smashed into each other in two massive pileup on interstate 5 that left one Man dead and up to 26 people injured authorities said. Motorists should have been Able to see the Sion before they entered it but apparently they just went into it at 55 Mph and hit ears that had slopped once inside Highway patrol dispatcher John Sanchez said wednesday. Patrol officers dispatched to a 21-car pileup wednesday South of this Southern California City came upon the second Accident involving Al least 17 vehicles including big Rig trucks Sanchez said. A 19-year-old Napa Man was killed in the first Acci Dent and 12 people were taken to hospitals Here he said. The collision occurred in the northbound lanes of -5 about 25 Miles South of Bakers Field. Fourteen people were Hurt in the second Accident which occurred about five Miles North of the first one. The storm dissipated in about half an hour inc dispatcher said. Stateside laundry loses lawsuit on sex discrimination san Francisco a a judge has or a Rcd a laundry to quit charging women is More than men to clean shins of the same style. Superior court judge Lucy Mccabe issued a preliminary injunction against Visi Lauulu Valley laundry a processing Plant that Don washing and pressing for 21 retail outlets Jen we attorney for the laundry said owner Jung for gee will do whatever is necessary to make sure he is within the  the laundry con landed most women s shirts require More labor because they arc too Small to fit on automatic pressing machines. Assistant District attorney David Moon said the policy is discriminatory because women whose shins arc Large enough for the math ire still pay More. The sen discrimination suit was filed aug. 11 by the District attorney s office. .c. Mayor promises Graffiti free subway soon new York a mayor Edward i. Koch has predicted that the City s entire subway Fleet will be Graffiti free by the end of 1988. We re saying to the Graffiti artist your Day it Over the mayor told  City Hall. The transit authority now has 4,335 of its 6,000 subway cars in a clean and Graffiti free condition the mayor said. Koch also announced that subway change clerks will be issued uniforms of Maroon blazers and Blue Slacks or skirts in keeping with the new image of the City s underground Koch said the cleaner cars should help Passen Gers to enjoy their 1 Ravel Lime. 2nd civilian plane lands at Oklahoma of base Enid. Okla. A Vance fab officials have reported the second emergency Landing by a civilian Pilot in As Many Days Al the military installation. Normally civilians arc not permitted to land at such bases. But if it s a matter of life or death a threat ening situation. There s a lot of Concrete Al Vance. We certainly would rather they land Here than crash someplace said col. Ronald g. Shamblin the Wing commander after the Sec Ond Landing officials said a plane carrying a Pilot and two passengers made an emergency Landing after their plane developed engine problems master sgt. Glenn Willvr Force of the Vance Public information office said the plane look off from Woodring municipal Airport. He did not know the identity of the Pilot or the passengers. Earlier a student Pilot on a Solo flight landed at Vance because he said he was lost and did t know he was Landing at an air Force base. Air Force officials said it was doubtful charges would be filed against either Pilot. Jet makes Safe Landing after tires blow on Takeoff new York Uri the Crew of an israeli bound jetliner that blew three tires and lost Hydraulic Power during Takeoff from Kennedy air port somehow got the Landing gear Down for a Safe return to the runway. No injuries were reported in the incident involving the Boeing 747 operated by Tower air. Officials said. The Jet with 454 passengers on Hoard was in route to Tel Aviv when three tires blew on Takeoff and the plane lost its Hydraulic by slim for the Landing gear Pardue said. The plane circled for nearly two hours to bum fuel before returning to Kennedy for a Safe land ing Al 3 36 . Officials said. When they returned they Hud difficulty gel Ling the Landing gear Down Pardue said. Somehow they got it