European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2b the stars and stripes tuesday March 15,1988 fires Lead israelis to ban fuel trucks from West Bank Jerusalem a Israel choked off gasoline supplies to the occupied West Hank on sunday after palestinian Prolet Tett set lire to two fuel trucks and pelted others with Stonek and More than half Arab policemen in the wet Tai and Gaza Are signed in response to a Campi Libei " Ine ration organization. Meanwhile prime minister . Washington monday to meet i Chris. Efticia being supported by a sunday Junt rally backing i decision to Rewt . Peati proposal. After two fuel tracks Ogk set ablaze in the West Dank and others were parted maj. Gen. A Orarn Mitina banned fuel  Etc eng the occupied West Bank the army renamed. A senior offal in the West Bank military govern ment said fun would be delivered in station that serv iced Ambuj Ricks and certain other vehicles. We fill arrange Tor fuel deliveries Only to places to is vital for Public service said the official. Spoke on condition of anonymity. Police ministry spokesman Nahum Mendel said 450 of 830 Arab police officers in the wat Bank and Gaza had handed in their papers after underground leaflets authored by the Plo called for their resignations. Lid israeli police might be called to help u nday night police and organizers estimated Between .000 and 250,000 israelis gathered in Tel Aviv to Back Shamir s refusal to accept . Peace proposals. At the protest demonstrators held lignin that read peace now pay later yes to peace no to withdraw Al and America to the  the rally came one Day after peace now demonstrators estimated by israeli newspapers at 40,000 led in Tel Aviv urging Shamir to accept the . N. At an Airport news conference Early monday before Lenh for Washington hid he Tell at peace with himself this decision to reject the plan. He added he hoped matk with president Reagan and Secretary of stale a cwt p. Shalt would Advance the peace process. The army confirmed an Arab died after being Shotin the Eye in a clash last week but denied report that a 5-year-old boy perished from Burns caused by a tear Gas grenade. The army said the boy had been playing with a kerosene stove when he was fatally burned. A spokes Man said the parents initially blamed soldiers but later retracted the allegation. Jews in Vienna Mark nazi takeover of Austria Vienna. Austria a jews who survived Adolf Hitler s annexation of Austria 30 Yean ago gather sunday in a synagogue and at a former Ostopo headquarter to rear member the past. Prayers andean mingled if Side the City l oldest  Morr than 1,000 Jet marked the Soth Sivc Rapf of the annexation by nazi Germany Noone Manfee suffering rabbi Gre Galion. The meeting if the Days of Remani Ranics Leaden in gated in an lain no one can feel our  Jonal Cli Uruu of four Ili tical and  Public probing of Neir nation s Roh Vaa victim and perpetrator or nazi terror and a Linued to discuss the Proem of president Kur Waldheim who was a Tazi officer in world Wani. Re were 200,000 jew in Vienna in March 19i&, when Hitler s troops swept into hit native Austria. Today just 6,000 remain a mix of holocaust survivors and younger jews from the so Viel bloc and Israel. Storm from Page 1 lower Mississippi Valley and freeze warnings were issued for All but coastal Mississippi. Chadron neb., hit by 31 inches of Snow had the nation s overnight Low sunday of 19 below Zero. The storm had closed Long sections of major highways in Wyoming North and South Dakota and Nebraska. The last major Highway to be re opened was interstate 90 across Western South Dakota which was finally cleared late saturday said Todd Seaman a stat transportation department Engineer in rapid City. At the worst of the storm about 260 Miles of it was shut Down. Fifteen foot drifts were reported along 1-90 in the Kadoka area and Seaman said Snow had drifted to the top of Over pass Bridges. We Haven t had this Type of storm in quite a while he said. In Wyoming slate Highway 34, a 50-mile stretch from Bosler to Wheatland remained closed sunday As was . 85 North of Torrington. One Nebraska Highway . 20 from the Wyoming state line to Craw Ford remained closed until sunday afternoon. Officials said there Wai Only one Way travel on some other highways. Crews in Dawes county in Northwest Ern Nebraska where More than 30 inches of mow fell in some areas were hav ing trouble breaking through snowdrifts up to 10 feel High and some ranchers could t reach their cattle. County com missioner Waymann wild said. Most of the travellers stranded in Kim Ball since the storm hit thursday had left the southwestern Nebraska town by Sun Day morning said John Jonson Deputy civil defense coordinator. There Are still a few who want the roads to get a lot belter he said. The roads Sti Karen t in very Good  to the North in South Dakota s Black Hills skiers were stranded until 5 . Sunday at Terry Peak Lodge where manager Bob Ekren said he believed 7feet of Snow had fallen. The Lodge sin Ai an Elevation of 6,700 feet Ekeren left immediately for supplies mostly food which had run out during the blizzard said Ekern s wife. Rose. Most of the skiers left too but one party stayed for More time on the slopes she said. In Wisconsin snowfall up to 18 inches was reported saturday near Lake Superior and More snowfall sunday Wai expected to bring the total in some areas to nearly 2 feet the National weather serv ice said. Ai least one traffic death Tate saturday was blamed on the storm. Dole reflects aides advice vows to remain in race Oak Brook ill