European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 18, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Inside stripes ready to ski Stripto Magazine d v0ers recall Nayor of Yginia City. A Page 7 d Tendy Barnett pm Cornet Ane 13 stripes readers k sooner Page 17 338 guilty in sicilian mafia trial Palermo Sicily not the largest mafia trial in history ended wednesday with guilty verdicts against 338 of 452 defendants accused of run Ning a vast criminal Empire financed largely with heroin trafficking to the United Stales. The jury ordered life sentences he maximum penalty under italian Law for 19 men including the Foremost leaders of the sicilian Cosa Nostra and professional killers who did their bid Ding. Among them was top mafia Leader Michic Greco found guilty of or Dering 78 homicides including the assassinations of several important government officials. Distribution delays because of on going transportation strike in uly. The stars and stripes is experiencing difficulty in distributing the newspaper to Many areas of the country. We Are Styk ing other Means of getting the paper la readers there and ask for your understanding. The Sims and tripes unofficial publication for Rico Force vol. 46, no. 244 Friday december 18, 1987 d 8693 a Deaver convicted on perjury charges i Washington Al Michael . A close associate of Ronald Rea Gan through most of his  life was convicted wednesday of lying under path to deflect allegations he used his influence with the president in his career As a lobbyist. Caver who served As Reagan s Dep Uty White House chief of staff was convicted by a . District court jury of two counts of lying to a grand jury and one count of lying Loa House Energy and Commerce subcommittee thai was investigating allegations thai his lobbying Vio lated Federal ethics Laws. The defense which contended heaver s my ii Iory of the events was clouded by alcoholism said Caver would a peal. Oui Siulc defense attorney Herbert j. Miller or. Conceded he May have erred by not calling any witnesses on Deaver s be half. We did t nut on a defense because we did t think we had to he told re porters. The jury verdict suggests i May have made a mistake. But i will Tell you one thing that we will file our motion for a new trial and we will  the jury which began deliberations Friday acquitted do Ayr of one count charging thai he had lied to the grand jury and another thai he had Given false  the subcommittee. Run r Mir in Jam written statement Reagan said Del and wife Carolyn. See Deaver on Page 24t perjury my b ii i Farmer White Faust aide dearer a Philo Michael de Avoir leaves court with his daughter Amanda is expected to Appeal his conviction on three counts of be. Roh claims Victory in s. Korea opposition charges vote fraud Seoul South Korea a the Roh. A former army general was leading Tion result. We will not accept or r government handpick cd candidate with 37 percent the National election Tae woo s election in rough such a rims out government s handpicks Roh tac woo claimed Victory thursday in the firs direct presidential election in 16 years. The opposition rejected the outcome and called for protests. There is no longer Victor or loser there Are now Only the proud people of the Republic of Korea Roh told a news conference at his party Headquarters. I will faithfully fulfil the heavy responsibility with 83 percent of the Vole counted Roh wit commission said. Opposition candidate Kim Young Sam trailed with 26.7 per cent followed by rival opposition Candi dates Kim Dac lung with 26.1 percent and Kim Jong i with 8 percent. The opposition alleged massive fraud. But the government warned its opponents not to Challenge the outcome. The National coalition for democracy issued a statement calling for Ami  protests to reverse the elec Tio or. Roh Tae woo through rigged election and will counter the undemocratic plot by rallying the Peoples Power the opposition Alliance said. The figures indicated inc major opposition parties could have won if they had agreed on Fielding a single candidate. A simple plurality was required for Victory. Stale owned Korea broadcasting sys tem said computer projections indicated Koh would win about 3 1 percent of the see Roh on Page 24 Hart tests his revived presidential Campaign Portland Maine a Gary Hart tested his reborn presidential Campaign wednesday and dismissed the probing Persona questions that immediately confronted him. Saying the Public does not have a right to know everything about a candidate s private Lite. Jum a Day after his startling re entry into the White House race. Hart greeted factory workers and faced questions from High school students in the Ica Daff Pri Mary slate of new Hampshire. He then Rode by car through the Snow to Portland to meet with supporters in b stale that will hold another Early Delegate selection contests. His appearances were the first since he shocked the political establish men i by re joining the race on tues Day seven months after withdrawing in the face of revelations about his relationship with a Young Miami Model Donna Rice. After Han addressed the High school audience nne student asked if he thought politicians have the right to deliberately mislead the Public and asked him to re late Lite question to his Campaign. No. 1 Don l think they do have a right to mislead the Public Hart said. But on the other hand the Public does not have a right to know everything about everybody s personal and private life his response brought a loud and Long cheer from inc audience of several Hundred stud nos. Later in an interview on the Macneil Lehrer news hour on Public television he repeatedly declined in talk about the controversy that brought about his ear Lier withdrawal. He said he had mid All he was going to say m a september appearance on Aht to s night line and i Don t intend to answer any More nuts Lions about  Why asked interviewer Jim u her. Because it s no one Clie s business Han said. Now Why is n nol anyone else s business Lehrer pressed. Because in in  Han re Ciru a. In Hiis l been the business of the hanuman Public for 2 Jears and it in t  i Dnn t think the people  he said  that voters Are much More concerned with issues in see Hart on Page 24