European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 26, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes thursday november 26, 1987 Jilin High school guard fecund fatally shot stabbed ruins a a Cirman civilian guard was foul dead with slab and gunshot wounds by his Relief late monday at the Berlin american High school according to a . Military spokesman. Karl hem Arndt 3.1, was discovered about 11 own. Riih multiple slab wounds and a Gunshin wound in his upper body. Army capt. Scon Nevin in. Spokesman Lor the Jub. Come in Berlin Aid wednesday. The Guab was shot with Hisman pistol. Up a Iho Nugh search of inc  of de sense a in dents schools High Segool and sur rounding grounds was  tuesday morning a fore inc Start of of bsds Johnson said. Ger Man and military Poling rare investigating. There ale no suspects he Arndt Wala member of thcjp4lsl guard in civilian suf Cort. A civilian Fard detachment that watches Bacr american f Ili tics in Berlin Johnson  5 Street Jang members convict Evl in Cluj Lago Chicago Jar a moral jury convicted five members Omic Al a flan Street gang tues Day of cons Pirim of blowup air planes and government  a rib a ice prism for hire scheme to win $2.mmilli from Libya. The jury in .Jpislijjh judge Charles Norgle courtroom Rel Medne Jet Dick after six Days ode liberation. Which Folk pm five week trial. Jeff i Ort. Ecru Der and co defendant Leon Mcanderson. Who Cranshaw Alan Knox and Roosevelt Haw lbs had contended the Al runs were a a Ibous organization that planned no  met with the libyans Only to raise Moncy Jim mosque. Sentencing was f or dec. 29. Fort faces a maximum of 260 Marin prison Mcanderson and Cranshaw up l9bycars, Knox up to 130 years and i Law inn Tok years. Frankfurt Landato intern carriers Elf ail virus Franku a pm Tafurt s mayor plans to intern  a drug addicts who carry the deaf aids  for the mayor s offic id wednesday it some a Cap groups and Pali cans have criticized inc mayor s Lough Ribas Urc. Saying it would be adj an aids Slaw and would be ineffective m battling spread Obic disease. The a circulation  Bild said Wadi Day that inc Mayo manned to put aids cars in a sort of Pinsov now a Ding state approval Wyo Wolfram Brucick flans would make Frawert the first West a Jinan City to enforce in Lamont provi Sions Umer the country s . Jackwon to seek relapse of upstages in Mideast Don a the Rev.  a Demoff cratic presidential Candida said cd assay he was flying to the mid Keast to see Pic release of hostages and inform Ion on the thereabouts of Terry Waite Lac Issing Chuth of England envoy son told reporters at London s Hen Row Aid Brt that he plans a series of private Mlp Ings and pubic appeals in Kuwait Bahrain Pankau i Matabia to obtain new information Aboff Cine 2tncn thought to be held in Lebanon. A aay whom he would be meeting. Talks continue As cubans seize 25 More hostages Atlanta a officials continued to negotiate wednesday with cuban prisoners who took 25 More hostages at the Federal Penitentiary Here As a senator said the inmates  usher prisoners holding 28 people in Louisiana might be willing to be deported to a third country. The factionalism among inmates that has made negotiations difficult both Here and in Oakdale la., be came further evident overnight As five hostages in the main prison Here were freed about Midnight tuesday before another group took inc new hostages. Ninety four people were being held at the prison said Sylvia Simons a Federal Bureau of prisons spokeswoman in Washington. One of 26 hostages taken wednesday morning was released with an unspecified medical problem she said. Fri agents summoned three television reporters and three cameramen to go inside the prison Early wednes Day saying they were acting at inc request of the in mates. The reporters left the prison when talks stalled. The to Crews left the prison after about three hours inside. The negotiations arc in an on again. Off again stage a Federal government source who spoke on condition he not be identified said at mid morning. Talks also continued wednesday in Oakdale officials said. A cuban prisoner at the Penitentiary Here said wednesday that the inmates were prepared to continue the siege indefinitely. We arc willing to die Here if you make any attempt to Send us Back to Cuba inmate Carlos Marrero Gonzales told one of three television Crews allowed inside the prison Early today. We have All the time to negotiate he said. We want to make sure we Are not going Back to  a Man who identified himself As a hostage repeated by Walkie talkie a warning that Law enforcement personnel should not try to storm the building. The warn ing was heard on radios being used by inmates Urcla Snow through the Region North of Frankfurt to  turn area a weather service spokesman . Mountainous regions along the Ead Loerman Border near Nuernberg reposed some Soj As did the higher Alpine elevations the Alner Kesman said. Atop Germany s highs a maintain the bugs pile More than so inches of so jugs accumulated Accord ing to the weather Serai rain fell on much Ploc remainder of Germany and temperatures ran apr from slightly i ave freezing tothe mid 40s. In the Bej Hux loudly skies Anttn was the watchword Luh temperatures in the Low Fly. Spain also re Pojeta Cloudy skies and rain with  Bette vatne mid of and sos according to in Ger Man Eather service. Sri Laudorn Bureau reporter Dary e Green contributed to this Repi lives outside the prison to Monitor inmate conversations with prison off icis inside. Fires continued to smolder wednesday but helicopters which had dumped water on the Blaze had not been used since night fell tuesday. Relatives of the  inmates maintained their Vigil outside the prison. In recognition of he thanks giving Holiday one carried a sign wednesday asking. What if the indians sent Back the pilgrims two salvation army vans offered Coffee and dough nuts for the families while neighbourhood children wait ing for the school bus strained to Sec what was happen ing. Outside the Oakdale detention Center where cuban prisoners rioted saturday night and seized 28 . John Breaux. D-la., told a news conference wednesday morning that the cubans May be willing to be deported to a third country. The inmates Are talking of the possibility of having some other country to go to Breaux said. Our Posi Tion is that we would be Happy if another country would accept  one inmate was shot dead and three prison build Ings have been destroyed by fire since the rioting i Atlanta began monday. At least a dozen people have been injured in the riot. There were believed to be several groups of inmates operating within the prison. They differed on demands to be met before hostages would be released but All were angered Over an agreement to Send some detainees in the United Stales Back to Cuba. Two of the five hostages released tuesday said they had been Well treated. We were treated almost like we were their fathers former hostage Bobby Anderson told Waga to. They gave us hot meals they gave us medical Atten Tion. They fed us so much i think i put on some weight former hostage Bob Gravill told the to station. And they had lots of cigarettes. We were treated like Gen  the Atlanta inmates posted banners with messages including every hostage is All  Warden Joseph Petrovsky told a news conference tuesday afternoon that negotiations had broken Down because of rapidly changing demands from inmate factions. From Page i traction of the to Monitor the spec the Sites who deployed. In order to assure produced we will the Plant where to Shultz said. He said to Fulani also produces the missile to they intend to continue prod i  is and to in a been stored or that new ones Aren t agreed procedures Ere assembled dining facility at finder Barracks in Birndorf. The Hinde 793rd has maps at All these locations. From Page 1 no Retrina Ahee Lakesha Ever the other 144 on Willia by Cavern and one at Monteilh the arc in Fuenfh. The rest will go in the. Milo Ett Linda Sami. Students who thought of them Well let them know they got Here safely he said. Washington Bureau malt writer Chuck a Man contributed to spot base from under construction in and around the temporary structures thai House Many of the Wing s people. Huge Concrete bunk ers Rise behind the construction the eventual Home for the missiles and Mobile launching equip s Glic Kums Ducc which is derived from Glam for ground to the the acronym launched cruise missile. They have a Range of about 1,500 Miles and can carry nuclear warheads. The cruise missiles and the army s ill missiles began arriving in eur Iza Tion program sifted As Isle " to Miller the Wing is slated enter its training phase soon and go operational by the end of next year. However according to the terms of the agreement provisionally approved by Schultz and Shevardnadze the missiles at Owens Dracht would be among 1,000 . And soviet missiles to be withdrawn from Europe. The agreement will go be fore president Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev during their of Jujj of of negotiations have been closely Fol . Staff and Orienta used to fill in surf the negotiations said col. Commander of the 486th Cost port group. We Tell them exactly what we know and what they can expect from the air Force in terms of support Redding said. And in terms of another kind of sup Cut the ,._,.jijfcghe Continental sports conference for the first time this year. We in going full steam ahead said Jerry Romano chief of the base morale welfare and recreation division. 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