European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 7, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 0 the stars and stopped thursday april 7, 1 988 army Pilot German killed in copter crash by Joseph Owen t Bureau Bissinger Germany a . Army helicopter crashed on he Side or a thickly wooded Cliff about 8 40 . Tuesday killing its 28-Ycar-old Pilot and a German Passen  the observation helicopter a Belloh-5sa kids went Down in heavy Foi and came to rest in thick Trees Whit hampered efforts to retrieve from the wreckage. Thag0ir"sfte is about 20 Mik s were 1st i. Glen t. Adams of he co 4th in 1i�lh aviation regt in schw3bisch Hall and a German civilian employee of the . " " i was withheld pending it Olitt eyewitnesses reported the pm German police and a search the wreckage Al Side Sakl Poh  bar i crash caused no injun image on the ground he said. A resident or sch Seewang. A Village near the top or the Cliff said the area had been shrouded in heavy fog at the time of Hie Accident. It Wai the third crash of a military aircraft in Wal Germany in leu than a week. A French Van Lerom the Pilot. Jet plunged into the Fui ing one resident and the Pilot the helicopter flight tuesday originated in sew Schisch Hall with a Stop at Nellinger Barrack near so Ulgart to pick up the passenger said regiment spokes Man Gunther Franker. The helicopter assigned to the 25th aviation co at  on loan to the 15jthuj0hmngtwas in route to. 5r7 a routine support Mission when the crash occurred vi1 corps did in a statement. There were no weapon or ammunition on Board. Recovery personnel from the 11th aviation brigade in so Halbisch Hall a at the crash site with local Ger its the us. Army safety cd new we Clur ala.,was scheduled o arrive m Wai Ger Many wednesday to investigate the Acci Dent. The Pilot is survived by nil wife. Shultz admits failure in Mideast peace Effort Jerusalem not Secretary of state George p. Shulti said after talks in Jordan and Syria that he tailed to get any agreement in the latest american peace initiative for the Middle East. I can t report any particular sense of convergence in our initiative at this  Shultz Jold reporters on the plane Back to Jerusalem after meetings with King Hussein of Jordan in Amman and with president Hafez Al Assad of Syria in Damascus. Al another Point the secretory of slate said to Don t want to give any big plus signs because that would t be War ranted by the facts in fact Shultz s Campaign to bring his message directly to the people of the re Gion backfired tuesday when senior Jor Danian officials ordered editors there in to print an interview Urey conducted with Shultz. Stale run radio and television stations were barred from even mentioning the interview in which Hullt strongly defended Israel s need for Security and said that talks must be held without participation of the Palestine liberation organization. He also said thai it was not Likely thai Jordan could count on recovering All the territory lost to Israel in the 1967 War apart of to peace treaty. Jordan has insisted on a restoration of its pre-1967 Borders. The interview was arranged at the re Sucsy of the United states with the con Milioti hat it be broadcast Over radio an television in its entirety. Our people did not get any explanation Why it was not aired said Charles e Redman the slate department spokesman. We Are looking into  until tuesday Shultz sought to por tray reaction to his initiative in the most positive Light saying that every Israel and Arab Leader with whom he had spoken had encouraged him to continue his Effort. Now it has become Clear that none of the leaders of the Region Are ready to abandon fined Long held positions Al though no one wants to be the first to Sayno. But tuesday s responses Call into question whether Shulti will continue his initiative with such vigor. Dukakis from Page 1 seemed Likely to suspend Active campaigning later in the week. Wisconsin had 8 democratic dlr gals at stake with Dukakis leading for 44, Jackson for 25 and Gore for 12.going into Wisconsin Dukakis led Jackson with 692 delegates to 683, Ciorca was a Distant third with 382 Del Gates Simon had 171 and 517 were uncommitted. It will Lak?2.dbi to win the nomination. Dukakis came to Wisconsin hoping to set tic concerns held by party leaders who fretted Over his inability to fend t it Jackson. His Victory appears Likely to reassure establishment Leader Many of whom fear Jackson would Lead the party to defeat if lie won the nomination. Dukakis Victory also is expected to quiet talk of drafting new York gov. Mario Cuomo or another Democrat into the race. Jackson campaigning in Arizona said i feel  40 contests i pc come in no or no 2 in 30 of them. I m proud of  he had campaigned hard in Wisconsin in the Wake of his surprising m icing an caucus Victory late last month. He was on the cover of time and Newsweek Magazine Sand Drew Large and enthusiastic crowds in a stale where whiles make up More than 95 percent of the electorate. The polls indicated thai Jackson who won the state s Black vote overwhelmingly captured Between Freedom from Page 1 other needs and Ihen we will take  1rna, monitored in Nicosia said a jordanian Pas Senger with a heart condition was freed several hours after the plane landed at Mashhad. The passenger businessman Mustafa Issa 42, later appeared on Tehran television also monitored in Cyprus and said five or Sii hijackers were demanding to Fly on loan undetermined location. The passenger list included 30kuwaitis,i britons eight thais various other nationalities and one person with a . And an egyptian passport identified Only As r. Attiat Lapali. Bui the . Suite department said it believed no americans were aboard. In Washington spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said the . Government urged Iran Losee that the hijackers Are caught and tried. Airline sources speaking on condition of anonymity said the Pilot was an iraqi. Elias h. Shiber the airline s manager in Bangkok said the three members of Kuwait s ruling family aboard were Ibtesam Khaled a Sabah. Fad if Khaled Al Sabah and the wife of Khaled Anwar Ai Sabah. 20 percent and 25 percent of the White vote As Well far More than the 7 percent he claimed in 1984. In returns from 90 percent of the precincts the democratic vote  429,572, or 47 percent. Jacobon 256,839, or 28 percent. Gore is7,18i, or 17  43,110. Or 5 percent. Bush had 267,792 Republican votes for 84 percent of inc Vole. Campaign drop out Bob Dole had 24,894 for 8 percent and Robertson had 22,662 for 7 percent. Dukakis had campaigned hard to silence critics who said defeats lust month in Illinois and Michigan called Inlo question his ability to attract the Blue Collar Voles Democrat needs to win in he tall. Gore spent heavily in television advertising in Hopes of sneaking up on his rivals or Al least winning 20 percent of the popular vote. He needed that much to re qualify for Federal Matching Campaign funds and Idle taken seriously in new York. Simon s Campaign manager Brian Lunde said the senator was returning to Washington and would make statement thursday. He predicted Simon would re main a candidate but More to the  the Wisconsin primary overshadowed Colorado s caucuses in terms of delegates As Well As importance in the Competition for moment fun in the weeks to  from 73 percent of Colorado s 2,784 precincts showed Dukakis with 3,974 delegates or 45.4percent, to Jackson s 3,453 delegates or 39.5 percent. Uncommitted delegates totalled 1,069, or 12.2 percent and Gore received 236 delegates or 2.7  based on the incomplete returns indicated Dukakis would win 21 National convention delegates from Colorado if he maintained his Lead. Jack son would win 17 delegates and seven would be uncommitted. The democratic caucuses were held across Colorado 01potin monday night bul significant returns were not re once until tuesday by the state democratic party. The slow count brought Sharp criticism from Jackson who accused stale democratic chairman Buie Stawell of being biased and politically unethical and deliberately controlling the process by remaining As part chairman after publicly supporting Dukakis. It heightens suspicions he said. It s beyond sex  Wisconsin state rules. Republicans were permitted to Cross Over and Vole in the democratic con Kingpin from Page 1 come a Leader of a group if traffickers that controlled he How of illegal drugs from Mexico. Carlos Lorca Ana Malta s lawyer said about 60heavily armed policemen using helicopters arrived at his client s Home at 5 45 . He claimed Malta As a honduran citizen could not be extradited to the United slates because die Constitution forbids  asked later about Malta being in . Custody the lawyer said i Don t know anything yet but if Mitu ii found in the United Stales that s a kidnapping not an extradition became he a a Honduras and protected by the political  a source at the a embassy speaking on condition of anonymity said extradition was Legal and our government maintains its position of taking Matta to our country where he will face anal in live courts  language from Page that could be addressed the letter made its Way the Mand and was eventually Teao the along with suggested changes to inc code s made by military officials for the president s action. Reagan signed an executive Ord Faich 28 approving the changes. Green a the word Man is not Fine from articles 1, ii and i of the Sii  which sets Down guide lines for  May become prisoners of War. Original code written in 195s and updated in 9t7, was always meant to apply to both male and female service member Green said. But the old Ian will never forget that i am an american fighting Roan those passages now read i am an american fight ing for Freedom "1 will never surrender the members f Otey command and if n of com  to keep the emotional Impact and the Lull effect of the code without making h sound too go Chilic and i think we be managed to do thai advocates applauded the move. This is entirely Kun donate in View of inc Large number of women in inc Tatary today and Given the fact that Many of them would Wilbat risk in com Bat said Jao Euclyn Davis who  defens advisory committee on women in ?4kq ices it does t weaken the meaning of the code in any