European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 5, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday decs bars 19b7 the stars and stripes Page 7 Anchor seat workmen Complete construction of an Anchor Booth on the Ellipse opposite the South Lawn of he White House that will be used by Abc to for next week s Summit meeting in washing ton. Hispanic groups file suit against Texas universities Houston not three influential hispanic organizations backed by the mexican american political leadership in Texas have filed a wide rang ing lawsuit against the state University system charging that it discriminates again is the state s growing mexican american population. The suit filed wednesday in state District court in Brownsville alleges the state has tailed to provide equal educational opportunities to hispanic residents by failing to adequately recruit and admit mexican americans to Public universities and by failing to offer programs particularly at graduate and professional county memorial Hospital after a Long illness. During those 71 years he Learned to Fly in an open cockpit Jenny was a barnstormer in the i92 hand piloted 81 Cessna from Wichita kan., to the Royal Canadian air Force during world War ii. He also flew planes for to Oil companies and managed a Iling service and an Airport before retiring at 77. Twelve years ago. Enzminger and hit wife Virginia moved from Hutch Inson kan., to Cassville. Wright signed in Minger s License no. 1593 from the federation aeronaut Liqun internationale in sep tember 1924. Enzminger s wife advertised in a Magazine for aviation pioneers to determine if anyone had older licenses signed by Wright. Three responded hut their card numbers were higher. Enem Ritger flew More than 16,000 hours during a career in which he never crashed a plane. In addition to his wife. End Minger is survived by a Stepson. George Aler of Kansas City. To. A step daughter Mary Lea Knox of Augusta Kan two Broth ers and two step grandchildren. His Only son died in world War ii when the plane he was piloting flew into a Mountain in Burma. Hobart ind. A a widow who had Little Contact with the City s 30 police officers left them $1,000 each because she thought they did a Good Job. Says the lawyer who Drew up the bequest. Florence a. Wiesjahn who died dec. 13. 1986, lived alone after her husband s death in 1975 and was confident police were protecting her James Bozik her at Torney in Valparaiso said thursday. Bozik said Wiesjahn who had no children wanted to leave something to this Chicago suburb of 23,000 people. She specified the police officers because she feared officials would use Money to put up a  the police Learned of the Gin wednesday when All the paperwork was completed and City clerk treasurer Margaret Kuchta. Who also is mayor elect called them into a briefing. We thought she was going to Tell us How she was oing to handle the police department in office As mayor said sgt. John Clemmons. She s not one to make jokes about things but until we got the checks we did t believe it i be never heard of this in my life added Detec Tive Leo Finnerty. I fee like i won the  Kuchta handed Finnerty an envelope while the Foll Fen looked on. There was a Check signed 10 me and a letter from mrs. Wiesjahn saving it was Tan free. There was a portion of the will Specif ing the would leave f 31.000 to the police officers that were Here when she  Finnerty said there s no Way i guess for any of these men to express their gratitude Kuchta sail except per haps with a Good thought a cod bless "