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Wil Len was Given a urinalysis. Which showed the presence of the drug Richard said. The Delmar del., native had been inthe service since March 1986. Candidacy rejected Seoul South Korea up election authorities have rejected the presidential candidacy of an Independent politician leaving seven men and a woman in the run Ning for the dec. 16 election an election committee spokesman said tuesday. Correction sunday s paper incorrectly said that the Hanau defense a utilization and marketing office would hold an auction thursday. The auction is Friday. By Norman Black Washington a . Navy a-6 intruder jets have flown mock attack missions toward the soviet Union during recent training deployments to Alaska the Navy said. The Orvice responding 10 a published report on monday said the intruders have never been armed and have remained Well off the soviet coast. The Navy denied that f-14 tomcat Jet fight ers accompanied the intruders to Cha Seaway soviet reconnaissance planes. We have never had f-14 s and a-6 s operating at the same time from Alaska said cmdr. Jim Mitchell a spokesman for the Pacific Fleet in Honolulu. And we have certainly never flown any a-6 aircraft armed with bombs on such a Mission. The planes Are flown Asif they re carrying ordnance but they arc not  Mitchell refused to discuss specific de tails of the Mission titled operation shooting  however another Nav official said the a-6 training flights had begun Early this year and eight missions have been flown to  most recent Mission was in october. The official who requested anonymity said the subsonic intruders had flown missions toward the soviet City of Pilro Pavlovsk but always stayed at least 100 Miles off the soviet coastline. The san digs Union in California re ported sunday that armed a-6 intruders had flown Between 24 and 27 missions to Ward Petropavlovsk since 1986 secretly staged from Adak Island in the aleutians in retaliation for increasing soviet Mili tary nights near alaskan Borders. The newspaper said adm. James a. Lyons the retired commander of the . Pacific Fleet ordered the flights. Mitchell said monday that Lyons had ordered additional training operations in the Northern Pacific Ocean and Berin sea to respond to increased soviet activity in the Region. . Navy aircraft carriers have been operating More frequently in the Region and the service has dispatched Small detachments of f-14 fighters to Adak periodically for training since 1986, Mitchel said. We operate where we might have tonight some Day Mitchell said. We have previously announced that f-14 s were flying out of Adak to test our coordination with the alaskan air come to intercept soviet aircraft. There have been five f-14 deploy ments since 1986." he said. The spokesman said there had been three separate deployments of a-6 air Craft to Adak All in 1987. In each Case the Navy sent five a-6e attack jets two ea-6b electronic warfare planes and two Marine Tanker aircraft to the Small alaskan Island. The spokesman declined to discuss the training missions flown during those deployments beyond issuing the denial that the jets had been armed for their flights. But the second nary official said eight missions had been flown during the three deployments across the Bering sea to Ward Petropavlovsk a seaport town that serves As a major base for soviet submarines and surface ships. It s roughly equivalent to what the russians have been doing with their flights around Alaska the source said. But the intruders always turn around about 14 or 15 minutes before the would enter russian  to a cast Tat Snarr Nutof Cloudy Hue with can a to ram and �. 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Sir Keith Bright chairman of London Eagle scouts regional transport the Federal Agency in charge of the capital s subway and bus sys tems said the ban was intended to Lessen the risk of fire at the system s 273 stations. The Agency s ban on tobacco advertise ments affects Only the subway system. Buses will still be allowed to Cany smoking ads. Investigators have said last wednesday s fire at King s Cross the busiest under ground station started on a wooden Escala Tor. Published reports have said a discarded cigarette May have slipped through a Gap in the escalator s Steps possibly igniting grease and fluff. The fire broke out at the end of the eve Ning commuter Rush and quickly spread to the main ticket Hall filling the station with smoke and trapping scores of commuters. About 80 people were injured nine were still hospitalized tuesday. Tony Ridley chairman of London underground Ltd. The operational Arm of Lon Don regional transport said monday night that the smoking ban was imposed because of unconfirmed evidence pointing to cigarette As the cause of the fire. Investigators from the British transport police the London fire brigade and the Home office spent four Days searching the charred Interior of King s Cross station for clues to the fire s cause. British transport police who Are head ing the investigation have said they won Trelease any findings until a Public inquiry by the government is finished. Mannheim Germany the transatlantic boy scout Council has awarded boys in Belgium England and Germany scouting s highest rank. David Driscoll 14, received his Eagle award sat urday in Brussels Belgium. The Brussels american school Sophomore completed the Eagle requirements while living in Heidelberg. For his Community service project Driscoll and members of the 503rd trans co organized a toys for tots drive for needy children. Driscoll who has been a scout since 1983, has earned 24 Merit badges and belongs to the order of the Arrow. He is the son of la col. Robert and Dian Driscoll. Christopher Culuris 15, of Raf upper Heyford England has been a scout for More than 4 years. The Croughton High school Sophomore s service project was to organize a Wal Kathon to raise funds to help restore an old Church in the Village where helices. The Church which dates Back to 1080, was last renovated in 1545. Culuris solicited supporters then guided walkers across 15 Miles of English Back  walk raised about 870 pounds about $1,550 for the Church renovation. Culuris is the son of Dale s. And Suzanne Culuris. Michael a. Reisig 16, received his Eagle award tuesday in Heidelberg. Reisig. Who has a been scout for nine years obtained and placed Cement Flower boxes and shrubbery in front of the Patrick Henry Village dental clinic. The project took Reisig fellow scouts and 14 adults More than 80 hours to Complete. The Heidelberg High school senior has earned 25 Merit badges. He is the son of Henry and Emma Rei Sig. Judge rules against Art firm in cases involving 2 soldiers by Janet Howells Tierney Suft writer Giessen Germany a German civil court judge decided in favor of two soldiers tuesday in separate suits filed against them by Anan firm. The Art gallery h. Walentowski in Werl Germany demanded in the two cases that sgt. Ivan a. Sidders and pfc. Mark Patterson make payments on Oil paintings they agreed to buy. Salesmen from the Walentowski gallery sold the paintings to the soldiers in their  quarters. Sidders and his wife Linda testified during the trial oct. 27 that along with the paintings the salesmen gave them certificate saying that the paintings artists were famous and Well schooled. The couple also was Given the impression that one of the paintings would triple i value when the artist died sidders said in court. The misrepresentation of the Worth of the paintings was the for the judge s decision in favor of sidders and Patterson a spokeswoman for the soldiers lawyers said. The paintings used As evidence during the trial will be resumed to Walentowski and the soldiers will be reimbursed any Money they had paid the gallery. Both soldiers have returned to the United states. The cases have been passed on to the German prosecutor s office i Glessen for review and possible criminal charges against the Art firm the spokeswoman said. Giessen Community spokesmen referred All questions concerning the Art gallery to the Law office of or. Rudolf Haibach. Which rep resented the soldiers. Being overcharged for paintings is not against German Law but if a Salesman lies about the Worth of a painting the buyer has cause to Filea suit said Angelika Bushel with the Giessen Law firm. The Selling of paintings in military housing areas is not forbidden according to us Reurts commercial solicitation office