European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 18, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page z the stars and stripes thursday february 18,1988. Americans might be required to pay for aliens return under amnesty plan by de Reavis an american employer contacts the government. Knob she might be faced with if they arc caught the spokes a i of i. _,.,-u of a tit clnfsirvitn.1 urn or Rrt a nth Lyl s3.1q. By de Reavis a left writer the German government Wilt not Aulora Liwally Bear inc Cost of deporting  played illegal aliens turned in during inc Wil Ryburg county amnesty pro Gram a spokeswoman for he county said wednesday. The amnesty program which ends feb. 29, releases american Only from criminal charges and paying Back la is and health insurance fori heir employees. Nii Atwith Knoblauch an inspector for the government in Wurzburg said alien control offices in the county will ally Mph to gel he plane fare from the illegal alien for the flight Back to the person s Home of origin. If thai fails it will att Mupo get the Money from the american family he or she worked for she said. If that fails. I he German government will have to pick up the Cost the stars and stripes Quoin the county press spokes Man on saturday is saying the government would automatically pick up the Cost of flying the illegal alien Home if a Lauch said the statement was incorrect a spokeswoman for the a Litzburg military Community Shaft judge advocate s office said the office prefers to Call the arrangement on illegal aliens it worked out with the German authorities an undemanding instead of an  the understanding was reached after Germany wide raids in . Housing Arras turned up numerous filipino women working illegally in american households. Several americans have been heavily fined and forced to pay Back taxes and health insurance costs plus the Cost of a ticket Hack to the Philippines for their illegally employed maids or live in babysitters. The spokeswoman said inc advantage of the agreement is that the  or government civilian will nol fact criminal charges or the costs of Back axes and health insurance. He May have to pay for the ticket Back to the Philippines but that Cost is minor compared to the Bills he or so t b face wit if the Areca Ughi the spokeswoman said. There is also the danger of a maid or Nanny released from her duty being picked up by the police and revealing the name and address of her american employer Knob Lauch said. She said the Protection from fines Aid Crimi Nal prosecution would nol apply to those american. The military spokeswoman said people Are advised to visit inc staff judge advocate s office before going with i hair maid to in German alien Eon Irol office we direct them to the proper alien control office for their place of residence. We led the Aro Crucani to go wit the nannies or maids. We Tell them about our understand ing with the German authorities and that they might be asked to pay for he woman s flight Back Boine. We also Tell them what icy face if they gel caught with an illegal alien in their  the understanding applies to All personnel of 3rd inf div units in Bavaria which includes Winburg Schwin fun and a Schaffenburg Wortheim is not included be cause it is located in Badin Wintemberg the spokeswoman said. News updates officers ousted Buenos Aires. Argentina a the arms Ous cd seven officers accused of involvement in revolts last month at Sis army Camps and the Buenos Aires metropolitan Airport. In a related development presi Dent Raul Alfonsin on tuesday told a Federal judge that the rebels who briefly look Over Jorge new Berry Airport in downtown Buenos Aires on Jan. 13 had plans to As Alfonsin in a written account to judge Juan Figoli reported by local news agencies said investigators Lold him the mutineers that occupied the Airport control lower had plans to kill him after they had assassinated Brig. Gen. Ernesto Crspo air Force chief of staff. Crspo was in route in an air plane to the metropolitan Airport when the group of 1 8 air Force re Bels and rightist civilians look Over the Airport. Crespo landed elsewhere the plan unravelled and the rebels surrendered without incident four hours later authorities say. Only 44 of the 328 rebels taken in to custody last month for their totes in the uprisings remain in prison awaiting charges. Lehman promotion Washington a John f. Lehman or. Who was Secretary of the Navy in the first six years of the Reagan administration has fun tapped for promotion to can lain in inc naval Reserve. Lehman a naval flight of iut. Was Usk to a along with More than 150 other commanders to receive a fourth a Ripe in fiscal 1939. The promotion list was approved by Navy Secretary James h. Webb for submission to Congress on feb. 1 1. The service said tuesday. Army parents of German stud ends Clear up confusion Over go training by Desdee Arrington  Bureau Zweir Focken West Germany army officials and parents of students Ata German elementary school met wednesday to Clear up a misunderstand ing Hal developed earlier this month involving soldiers training near the school. Parents of students at the Gran Schule Zwic Brucken Mittelbach became concerned when their children told them three or four . Army soldiers appeared near the school Al roughly the same Lime of Day feb. 3 and 4 to Lake photographs. On feb. 5, lome parents kept i hair children out of school after neither army officials Al  nor Zweig Rick in City officials could shed any Light on the soldiers1 presence said Erich Miiller  City manager. The soldiers As it turned out were on a routine reconnaissance training Outing from the 79th engr combat fun Karlsruhe the wednesday meeting eased the parents concerns officials said. And Al though . Authorities Laid no indications had surfaced that any children had been frightened by the soldiers the americans brought Candy to the meeting to be distributed among the Supita. Millenbach was Only one of the town passed through according la a statement released by Karlsruhe Public affairs officials. The statement went on to say two groups of soldiers passed through the town on the respective Days taking Pic Tures that could Iben be compared to verify both saw the same locations. These areas and buildings were the used As a control measure for the route  meeting with the group of 14 parents wednesday were mutter. Col. Jack gales commander of Oie 79th engr combat in Roland he scr school Prin Cipal and Public affairs representatives from Karlsruhe and Wei Bruckn. The parents declined to comment fur ther after the 45-minute meeting. They consider in a Case  said , Karlsruhe Public affairs officer. Hoffner Laid the parents had asked however la be notified if similar training was to be held again in the  need to clean up our act � Little in House Hof incr said adding that local fears could have been Short circuited if Karlsruhe s Public affairs office had notified Owci Brincken authorities about the  statement explaining the training said this was a routine training or Cise repealed Many times Al other locations without  airman s wife Dies from car crash injuries Cambridge England is the wife of an airman Tio was killed in a weekend car Accident became the third member of the family to die from injuries received in the one car crash. Do disc Lindsay died at 6 05 . Tuesday in a Cambridge Hospital from injuries she suffered in the saturday Acci Dent said sgt Dave Malakoff an Raf Lakenheath spokesman. She had been m critical condition since the Accident. The 34-year-old woman was a passenger in a car driven by her husband. Staff sgt James Lindsay of Raf Lakin Halh. The car ran off a Road and into a . The Lindsay 11-year old daughter Porctia also was killed in the Accident. Another passenger the daughter of a civilian worker at Raf Kenn Cash is hospitalized at the Raf Ukon Halh Hospi Tal. She was in stable condition wednesday Malakoff said. The Lindsay arc survived by u 13 year old daughter. Go seriously injured by Fasching float Fulda Germany is a Soldier was listed As very seriously injure wednesday after Bem hit by a float Dur ing a Fasching Parade a Community spokeswoman said. Pfc. Eldon a. Boddin 19, of medical troop combat support so Lith army Cav regt. In Fulda was injured about . Monday said Karen a. Porter. While attending the City s Rosin Mon lag Parade Boddin turned his Hack to a float that knocked him Over Porter  rolled underneath the float and the tires went Over him. Fellow soldiers applied car to Bod Dan and called a German ambulance she said. He was taken to the Fulda City hos Pital. The Nederland. Ciai. Native suffered facial Skull and rib fractures along with swelling of the brain and numerous bruises Porter said. German police Are investigating the incident. Ship of return voyage postponed Plo says coif Section an article in the stars and stripes yesterday incorrectly identified a family member and the number of survivors of a 15-year-Nld girl who died monday Al the lands Uhl army regional medical Center. The girl s Mother is Pamela Hudson. The girl is survived by her parents a sister and a brother. Athens Greece a organizers of the ship of return Tnp for palestinian deportees said wednesday they were indefinitely postponing the trouble plagued Voy age to the israeli port of Haifa. The Plo on Saniao made the announcement at a meeting with International delegations thai had gathered in Athens to accompany the 130 palestinian deportees of the planned peaceful Mission. Word of the cancellation came from Many of those attending the meeting including american Delegate Scott Kennedy a representative of the resource Cen Ter for non violence based in Santa Cruz Calif. The voyage designed to focus International condemnation on the israeli policy of deposing palestinians was initially scheduled for feb. 9. But organizes had problems securing a ship apparently because shipowners feared israeli economic reprisals against them if Thuy garlic ipad in what israeli prime minister Yitzhak Shamir called a declare lion  on monday a bomb ripped a Hole in the ferryboat sol Phryne in the Harbor of Lunas of Cyprus. The sol Phryne had been chartered by the Plo to Lake the deportees and sever Al Hundred journalists and International observers on the voyage to Israel