European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday september 13,1937 news updates Burundi recognition Nairobi. Kenya a Burundi coup Leader Pierre buoy began seeking the recognition of neighbouring Heads of stale after Burundi s new military Junta elected him president. Buy Oya me in Zaire with presi Dent Mobutu Csc Sicko president Juvenal Hab Sarimana of neighbouring Rwanda and Bishops heading the Catholic bishops1 conference of Central Africa official Rwanda radio said. Buy Oya toppled col. Jean Bap. List Ragaza sept. 3 when Ragaza was out of the country. He Dis missed leaders of the 10-year-old government of Burundi a Small Central african nation Between Tanzania and Zaire. Sri lankan curfew Colombo sri Lanka a officials imposed a 12-hour cur few in the Eastern District of Balti Caloa on saturday to keep tamil separatists from holding a meeting to discuss the Indian brokered peace Accord area residents said. Temperatures 6f 74 to ten $5 b5 Ahja Jer 71 �2 aha Irta n p own Hough t & Bongi 69 b4 Ihring Ighani u m base u 70 94 71a n 70 �1 6? k 54 70 u is 69 74 44 69 73 m to 7� Colun Bui 58 66 concert 69 90  6 75 Kwiw m a outlaw h 7i to Mem to 93 �ipm4 43 61 Voa 61 n hhlhrd7s r 14 � Juun Rita sol 74 h � 66 h 66 78 Long unite h unto 64 74 Laang tort e7 7& 5b 85ea w 79 w m 70 & 64 Man so. Pad 71 h mob 67 m 50 777 90 72 7? 70 h nor g4 83 of Khio 9 07 pm a 75 m 66 79 75 100 66 of m 65 5,7 to 62 t3 69 to by by of too a h Richmond 65 77 s3 b2 61 of i Fli 71 it 64 72 fijaogo�6 h 7ft do a i 4 70n Titra u 78 Toudy m a to fool in of Mma Tina Patof Channg my How can in no int Era hymn Luumi  w4rkm Taft m but Nauam any. Hah Wrom Nten 6"tan 6o-u Bun i Eitam Jef. 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In neither incident was the Public threatened although tour workers were exposed to go in the Johnston Case the army said in a summary of the report. None of he four had any symptoms of nerve agent poisoning the army said. The army in an Effort to get rid of its aging stockpiles of chemical weapons by 1994, began the cards project at tooeleinl979. Work at Tooele with toxic chemicals has been suspended since january s Inci Dent and will not resume until the corrective actions have been completed the army said. Eventually the army Hopes to develop technology to dispose of the old chemical weapons on each of the nine Sites where they arc stored Johnston and tootle Aberdeen proving ground in Maryland Newport army ammunition Plant in Indiana Anniston army depot in Alabama Pine Bluff Arsenal in a Kansas. Pueblo army depot in Colorado Umatilla army depot in Oregon and Lexington Blue grass army depot in Kentucky. What happened is that ironically during a pen when we were not con ducting toxic operations you had a very very minor release of the chemical agent go Chapla said describing the Tooele incident. An army statement said the toxic area was not being monitored during the storage which was contrary to the approved monitoring plan As a result the leak was t noticed immediately it said. At Johnston where Aid Leaky mss rockets armed with go Are stored in bunkers four workers were exposed Dur ing a cleanup Chapla said. One reason was inadequate protective suits he said. Also he said the workers spent too much time on the cleanup. Someone needed to be monitoring those Guys he said explaining that the report criticized the Lack of adherence to Standard operating procedures. As a result of the investigation the brigadier general at Aberdeen in charge of chemical demilitarization will oversee Day to Day operations at Tooele Central izing control. Control had been with the depot commander and the Plant manager the army also has by fun looking for a person of head Quality control. One finding of the report was the Lack of Over All Quality control Chapla said. The army is building a Plant at Johnston that had been scheduled to go into operation in mid-1989. Much of the technology at Tootie about 45 mile from Salt Lake City has been used to construct the Plant at Johnston. The reports faulted the Transfer of technology from to oct to Johnston and one of the remedies is the creation of a panel of experts from Industry and Aca Demia to address the technology Transfer Issue. The army says that in the last two Yean five such occurrences have been reported none resulting in a threat to the Public or the environment. Proposed c american peace pack does f cover soviets Reagan says Washington a president Reagan said saturday that a regional peace plan for Central America signed by the leaders of five countries last month Falls Short of the safeguards contained in a plan that he has offered in cooperation with House speaker Jim Wright a Texas without spelling out his quarrels with the peace plan signed by nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega and the leaders of four other countries on aug. 5, Reagan suggested his concern is that the proposal contains no Assurance that soviet involvement in Nicaragua would be ended under terms of any cease fire agreement Trie sandinista reached with the Contra rebels. In his weekly radio address delivered from the presidential Retreat Al Camp David i Reagan noted the Obser Vance this week of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the . Constitution saying it has brought Freedom and Hope to so Many millions of people Over the years. In that vein he added we must seek to further its purpose Here at Home and All across the  Reagan said Hie move toward democracy has been unprecedented in latin America where he said 90 percent of the people live under democratic systems Bui Reagan singled out nicaraguan s 3 million people us victims of a system of oppression. Yet for &i1 the Progress one country Nicaragua and its 3 million inhabitants have seen that dream trampled the president said Reagan put in another pitch for the $270 million in assistance that he mid the administration will seek from con Gress sometime Falci the current budget year ends on sept. 30. Democrats on Friday called Reagan s $270 million Aid request for Nicaragua s centres a stupid tactic and Couf Trout  but the White House maintained that it was the Only Way to keep the Managua regime honest in the current peace process. Senate majority Leader Robert Byng div va., said the administration plan which was conveyed to Congress Thun Day by Secretary of state George p. Shultz could derail peace Effort by five Central american governments the peace process should be allowed to work Byrd said Friday referring to talks aimed at securing i clue fire in the restoration of democratic freedoms in Nicaragua by nov. 7. Doctors clean separated twins1 scalps Baltimore a seven month old siamese twins were returned to the operating room six Days after being Sepa rated so doctors could clean their Scalp wounds to reduce the risk of infection Hospital officials said saturday. Patrick and Benjamin Binder both tolerated the procedure Well said Lisa Hillman. Is spokeswoman for Johns hop Kins Hospital. The absence of brain swelling also enabled doctors to Complete the closure of Benjamin s Scalp wound with his own skin Hillman said. The boys were born joined Al the Bead but with separate brains. Each twin was in the operating room Friday night for about two hours they were returned to the Ped Ianc intensive care unit where their conditions continue to be listed As critical but stable. Doctors irrigated and cleansed the Scalp wounds with a sterile Saline Solu Tion As a precautionary measure Hill Man said. Hillman said doctors remain cautiously optimistic about the twins Prog Ress since they were separated during a 22-hour operation that began Early on the morning of sept. S. Over weekend doctors planned to begin gradually reducing the level of drugs that Are keeping the boys in artificial comas. The twins have been kept in the comas to give their brio Lime to recover from Heil Ruof the Itonery. Their emergence from m uncool clout slate will not take place quickly. Halloun said it would Likely Lake invent Tyi for the children to Wake up after doctors begin withdrawing the drugs. Doctor still must also place wire mesh Putes Over the Bony ire toil tre absent from the children s Bead Hill nun Laid. The Binder twins and their Pitnu. Josef 36, and the Troia. 20, unwed in Baltimore on aug. 29 from their Home in dim Germany. R clarified and Coupon on Page in of advertising insert