European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 22, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes sunday november 22,1987 $6 Bullion soviet Goject iced by mme Ranno Miasma not Ham memorandum and operate a $6 in the largest Union Hammer chair corp., said hit 1joined Monte i in corp. To Duce Pictro phar to take three no be the largest Ever the son Union he said. Trufk9-Ycar-old Hammer lot a news Confer nil the project reflects his Trustin soviet Mikhail Gorbachev and his Bill of Tatja Chov realizes Western capitalism to soil ism have to live Jet am can industrialist thursday bid he has signed athe sol Rich Union to build Complex re Ever undertaken in i Occidental Petroleum Ulii old Jirav and Japan s Mani be the pc Milf i that will pro Cali using is liquids and sul St the Tenjak Oil Field near the j build the joint a barked on in me. European nations encased in 1985-j set par�4p debt Arao nations Sui a in 1985 and 1 Yean of decl cd and Wip Redict Indab trokss will the nominal a czech Roslova land Romania an equivalent of 11 is it is Likely according to capt dental a Bizalion in european following three nomic experts in in 1987.debt in bulgar in Hungary to. Union stood at the .11 the ended 986. .5 billion this year " menu of the or Ilion and development joined by a Down ones in Paris. The Stanse in hard currency reflects in the past two pc anew Eastern tirade with the non socialist us times Only the industrialized demo crack a Jung to the 24-Nalion Recd and other Eben cies that track communist bloc economies. Emergency Aid approved by dec for Ethiopia Brussels. Belgium up the european economic Community will Grant 10 million european currency units 112 million in Emer gency Aid to Ethiopia mainly for transport of foodstuffs and equipment Tor refugee Camps. Executive commission vice president Lorenzo Nalalio said thursday. He said Between 550,000 and 600,000 tons of cereals with be needed in the next 12 months As the crisis is As serious As that of 1984-85." an Eili raied 3.6 million people will Nee food Aid in the two provinces he said and the Loul number of people that May be hit by the famine in Ethiopia May be As High As 6.5 Mil lion. Nalalio said the Community already provided154,000 Toni of cereals for Ethiopia this year plus 10,000 tons of other foodstuffs. Saudi women complain of pressure to Bear sons Liddah saudi Arabia a one woman has reported As having several abortions because she was bearing a girl and another said her Hus band deserted her because she would not give him sons the newspaper Ai Madina said thurs Day. The iwo women were among several inter viewed by Al Madina an arabic language daily for an article attacking the saudi desire Tor the bulb of male babies Over girls. The Al Madina report was translated i thursday s edition of the English language daily saudi Jazelle. Though islam has exalted the status of women and Modem science has established thai the male chromosome determines Ibe sex of off Spring women Are still held responsible and at times penalized for giving birth to girls the report said. Even in thit age of enlightenment the birth of a girl evokes disappointment in both the Hus band and wife a Christie t employee Puls the Fobbing polish a 1 i Bantu horde it roil Albert Hall Talnack. Dealer pays rtt Byrd $9.8 million for 31 Bugmin an Lyndon auction London a a London car her paid $9.8million fora 193 Bugatti Royak to Tumey shattering the record for the h Hest Price eve Piid Tor an Auto Mobile auctioneers said. The Type 41 Bue Atli was sold Christie s auction House to dealer Nicholas Harleyj the seller was not identified Pettil recently the car was part of the collection name Briggs Cunningham automotive museum in cow Mesa Calif Robert Brooks head Orfu Kristie b Vintage car department said the Fig inc is the highest Ever paid for a motor car either inv Fly or at auction. To our knowledge pm is the most paid Overall Brooks said. Htu Neyfa 5.5 million pounds or j9.8 million for the bugs or Royale one of Only six in exis tence. Jar the previous Wiesel known Price was s8.1 million paid by of Ann Arbor mich., in 19h6 for a sir Nebr car the be rime de voyage Royale about 4, people watched As bidding began on the Black Alf dark Bluc sports Coupe which gleamed in the Brig lights of the huge Royal Albert Hall. The car has a racing elephant Hood ornament. Bad Daft started at $3,588,000 and quickly some resistance. The crowd burst into apply use when the vehicle was sold for $9,867,000, pc eight Cylinder Bugatti still in Good working order was one of 10 expensive cars put up for Sale at a fall in what promotion described u the most l car auction Ever. Six of the 10 were w d foral6talc.r%p,�72,000. The founders did not reach their Reserve Price the minimum arc int Sellers Are willing to accept. Harley Issue a statement saying i consider the car to be die fint example of engineering and coach work design in the world. 11u my intention that it win remain on show in England and possibly become the ultimate jewel for lha world to was not Clear if mind. The two door five a the Kellner coach for its Icarro Rie cd intr of Paris. Briggs Cunningham a Fornitt racing Driver an America s cup Yachtsman Bough Vlic car from the Bugatti family in 1931. The Bugatti had used the car for 20 years. The royals were Buill by artist eng Flacer Elton Bongatti Between 1927 and 1933 at i factory in Mosheim France with Tittle concern for Cost Bugatti was determined to produce a car better than the other great Auto mobiles of the Day such As the Rolls Royce Mercedes Benz Cadillac Dusenberg Packard and Pierce Arrow i discerning collector in the cant there was a buyer in r Coupe is also known As Chassis designed by syrian troops reportedly beat students at University in Beirut Beirut Lebanon a syrian troops stormed the american University of Beirut and beat up dozens of students with Rifle Butts at the dormitories during the night witnesses said Friday. Fifty students most of them lebanese were rushed to the neighbouring american University Hospital for treatment of venous head leg and Chest injuries said one witness who spoke on condition of anonymity. The witness said 14 students were discharged Fri Day and the others whose injuries were More serious. Remained in the Hospital. Classes were suspended at the University Friday a about 400 students demonstrated on Campus to protest what they called syrian one demonstrator told reporters that syrian troops imposed strict Security measures on Campus after two bloody bombings at Beirut International Airport and the american University Hospital. Thirteen people were killed and 1jo wounded in the two explosions one nov. 11 Al the Airport and the second at the Hospi Tal saturday. The syrians who took up a Law enforcing task i moslem West Beirut nine months ago closed All but one of of the University s entrances after he bombings forcing students to line up on the so called main Gate for thorough Security checks As they move into and out of the sprawling Campus. A student seeking to avoid the queue tried to jump Over Walls fencing the Campus late thursday night. Syrian soldiers caught him and beat him. When the student showed up at the dormitory wit blood All Over his face and head his colleagues rushed oui after Midnight and shouted protests at the Syri ans added the witness. Then the syrians stormed this was the second syrian raid on the University a eight months. In March they moved in and round Dup 15 students after questioning Many others. University spokesman Radwan Mawlawi dubbed Friday s demonstrations a Domestic he said the students Are simply Irving to ease the syrian Security measure at the Gates. Syria dispatched a 7,500-Strong contingent last feb. 22 to West Beirut in a bid to end militia anarchy. But the Law info non Hare become a target of increasing attacks that included toe killing of four syrian Sot Dinnin separate shootings in the past month
