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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 31, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes sunday january 31.1968page 28 pm 5 polygamists still in jail after shoot _. _.  a. To   tuuh4 he Tut us Lynul Var it a Bhelt Kph flu a a his Etc Elul Mil. Sill Marion Utah a five polyp miss Dattlo ii Mem Linzil in incl nver the weekend and their. Rious condition with gunshot wound after a 13-Day standoff ended in a gun Bailie Fiat killed one Law enforcement officer. The clan s matriarch Vickie Singer tearfully pleaded innocent thursday four Federal charge Ile Jan. 16 bombing of Anear the fenced in Gill found where the crr l9, Singer s polygamist husband John was Shol by police after they had gone to the compound to arrest him. _ who was not a clan  Fri Milti a shoot out had Given the South National Medja _ p Altor Foy jij�1hlimis Dogma and ederal author Tio defended their decision to go in after a darn Swapp the clan Leader who had declared his vhf acre Mountain Homestead outside the authority of the Law. An Fri special weapon and tactics team tried to capture the bombing sus pm. With mrs Singer but in. No pleas. All five were held without bail until hearings monday. . Attorney Brent Ward said a fed eral grand jury would hear evidence on the siege and shoot out next week. Authorities did not say whether they would pursue murder charges under Seal Law or whether they knew who fired the shot is dog handler la Fred House Amon department of corrections. The nine Swapp i tie Jan asian a App Nunnun All unharmed were released to the gusto Singer 21, were charged As accessories to u of Swapp parents Ramon Andi a. The bombing. The four appeared before a Rietl Swapp of Fairview in Central Utah. Pet As he walked from a Goat shed Ward the family s  team s  run at  wit killed Bya lot tired from the House said Fri a Fig a App  an Fri agent and was listed to  edition Friday at the  health sciences censer in Salt Lake City. His wives Singer s daughter Heidi 23, and Charlotte 19 and his brother Jonatha Swap and John Timothy 24 Hurt As train on wrong track crashes derails Chester Paap an Amtrak train carrying 100 passengers was travelling on the wrong track Phenil hit repair car Early Friday and investigators were focusing on a control Tower operator who left hit Post after the Accident officials said. At least 24 minor injuries were reported in the12 34 . Derailment of the night owl bound from Washington d.c., to Boston. Three other people were taken id a Hospital bul declined treatment. Wreckage was strewn for three blocks shutting off All four tracks on part of the nation s busiest passenger Waite other hostages alive moslem Clergyman says Beirut Lebanon a the Nalion s High est shiite moslem Dene says he is certain thai All the foreign hostages held in Lebanon Are alive and Well?1 including anglican Church envoy Terry White. He is the most alive among them said Sheik Mohammed Mehdi Shamsuddin. Head of the supreme shiite Council which governs the sect s religious affairs. He did not elaborate. Shamsuddin made the remark during an inter View with the associated press in response to a question about a claim recently made in a West German courtroom that Watte had been killed by his captors. . Trade privileges for countries revoked Jinni Reagan is f revoking duly Taiwan Hong in a toughening i Fence on 1 free privileges rare nil Kong and Sega portend the govcmmcnl0rox ans to impose $105 million in Sanc Tigon Travian products. Trade pret faces for the or asian nations will be Remard on Jan. 2,198? a Tine nearly Seq Billet Fin imports sent to inc a Utec Stales the Vii for House announced. Esman Marlin Fiu Waler said Thuv Stem Mac preferences is designed to help Enli gins economies and when they no longer need acc they should be removed. Contras sandinista me0f set Date for More and Contra re peace talks Friday me bargaining feb. Due r said. Related san Jos Sta Ricafor Hie  Bels ended their Firki and agreed ten Tivel 10-12 in guat ,p8.roman Catha flt monsignor Leosco Vivas announced  s round Otso nations Al the end of Jap two Day session Here each sine had done Little More Theav Dresel . Meanwhile in Washington president a. Told visiting slate legislators Friday there Little chance1 the leftist rulers of Nicaragua Mil negotiate for peace if Congress cuts offid for the contras. Rail corridor. By Early afternoon Amtrak reported min Imal  night Owtis in engines and 10 of ils Bis left the tracks after hitting a ballast regulator which adjusts a crushed Rock beneath the tracks in the roadbed said Clif Ford Black Art Amtrak spokesman in Washington. If Ihal had been another train we d probably All Bedhead said Laurence Mckinny 43, of Cambridge mass. The repair ear he said was smashed All to  the coaches and sleeping ears remained upright and in Tine but one of the engines slipped Down a 10-fool  spokesman John Jacobson said the workers on the repair car escaped  lumped out of the Way and they were very Lucky to do so he  and officials of this Southeastern Pennsylva Nia City were looking for Tom Connor of Aldan who left his Post at the lower in nearby Marcus Hook said  re trying to Hod him to get his version of what happened Jacobsen  transportation safety Board member Joseph t. Nail Aid a lawyer representing Connor called ,aboull6hoursifterthecrash. We have not talked with him Connor yet Nab. Said. We have not scheduled a Lime for that interview  Nail said the control Tower operator did not Lake federally mandated drug and alcohol tests. Am ask could face criminal charges for failing to obtain the drug tests he said. It remained unclear whether the operator fled the control Tower before or after the Accident the northbound Amtrak train was travelling at 87 90 Mph when in struck the repair car moving slowly in the opposite direction. Nail said. Israel lifts last palestinian curfew Jerusalem a Israel life Tel the last of the cuff cos in the occupied territories and prepared to ease restrictions on palestinians As seven weeks of in Resl appeared to be on the Wane. There were no major disturbances Friday the mos Lem holy Day which is often a focus of violence be cause tens of thousands of worshippers assemble in mosques to  troops used tear Gas to disperse demonstrators in Ramallal and arrested Sis youths filler they chanted anti Israel slogans unfurled a palestinian Flag and threw Slones on Jerusalem s Temple mount a site sacred to both jews and  the Gaia strip arabs dispersed peacefully Atler noon prayers. Also on Friday the army lifted curfews imposed earlier in the Day on the Al Amari and Turku rom Refu gee Camps and a nine Day curfew on inc Village of Sair near  was the first Lime in weeks there were no curfews anywhere in inc israeli occupied West Bank and Gaza strip where 1.5 million palestinians live. Encouraged by the Calm the army planned to ease restrictions imposed on some refugee Camps Israel radio  said the army would open the roads to Burlij and Nus ciral refugee Camps and Widen the Erez checkpoint Al the Bonier Between the Gaza strip and Israel. Thou Sands of care carrying palestinian workers to Israel pass through the checkpoint each Day. While the army prepared to offer the Carrot of reconciliation to the palestinians there were reports it still brandished ils stick. At Szufat refugee Camp about four Miles North of Jerusalem palestinian residents and a . Field worker said israeli riot police dragged residents from their Beds Lale thursday and beat them with wooden Trun  Mima is said hundreds  and boys were rounded up Over a three hour period begin Ning at 10 . Thursday and forced to lie face Down in a garbage dump. Jamal Awad a . Field worker Laid associated press reporters thai m palestinians suffered injuries in the Roundup and were taken to Muk Assad Hospital in Arab East Jerusalem where most were treated. Alks ton fell shr fear Iii " d commitments for  and that Fri bits to renegotiate . Present military a of which re nun 1983 to 1991. Sets the Reagan  congressional culs in foreign Aid for the i Huevel of assistance to Portugal. Lisbon says up i0udmuiistralion to persuade Congress 5v pc the Portum Wackly o Wornat month Day a Otto an unidentified government source As s2jhc Lisbon May Suft Esthal the United states invest my ing pop Fingal s state owned arms Industry Ai Quoin by Purchase portuguese made military equip so Ian alternative to direct financial Aid. From Page 1 needed to implement such a proposal. The declassified part of the study Nunn said a Safe transition to a world without misto hit . Or soviet territory from mini submarines could not be  spend ing Levels above current  Money were devoted to a Safe  said there Are no assurances thai the Sonji Atwould Ever accept such a  in fact pm Idt tale likelihood of the soviets a  proposal would be  be cause it would eliminate their strategic ballistic mis Siles which form the Core of their ratio strategy capability and intern Iio Al Biu Bote nations it  i Nind  of to Mac Rita in a launched cruise Nis Sites and put Icham Pruonal vessels with sea launched fir Rhc cruise missile is essentially a Jet Jorone aircraft with � nuclear warhead that computer programmed course to it Largel.  thai the United Stales unlike Ibe soviet . No strategic air defense and it has no anti Bali big ignite defense at All. And a simple replacement Ikuji incs fish bombers and slim weapons would not Rimm posture equal to that of today the report that there would need to be improvements mad conventional forces and air Defenso and there would be a need for Star wars weapon to help protect the United Stales  
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