European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 19, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes tuesday. April 9.1988 stateside Continental airlines plane makes emergency Landing Cleveland a a Continental airlines Boe ing 737 made on emergency Landing at Cleveland hop Kins International Airport after smoke was selected in the Cabin sunday evening. Continental airlines spokesman Bruce Hicks said flight 159 was bound fas Cleveland from Newark. U.s., when smoke was detected during the final min utes of the flight. The smoke was believed to be com ing from an item of carry on Luggage but investigators were unsure of Lite cause Hicks said. The plane s 103 passengers were forced to use Emer gency slides o evacuate the plane. Hicks said. Priest asks parishioners to turn in their weapons Denver a a pries dismayed by two Fune rals for gunshot victims has asked parishioners to turn in their weapons and to pledge that they won t carry guns. Why do tombstone.1---,the car when they go to King soap cars Marshall Gourley. Gourly began focusing an guns in january after the Church had two funerals for gunshot victims. Gourly pastor of our lady of Guadalupe roman Catholic Church wants Church members and every one else of Good will in Denver to turn in their Pis Tols rifles and shotguns. Maryland Bill guarantees privacy of video viewers h people need a gun on their hips this in t Stone. Why do they need a gun under the Seal of " asked the Rev. Study compares salaries of Law office associates new York. A while first year associates at the City s 20 largest Law offices can expect to pull Down about 171,000 a year paychecks for the most senior associates vary by As much As 56 percent. A study published in monday s edition of the new York Law journal found that 17 of the 20 firms pay first year associates j70.doo, s71,000 or s7 2.000. However by the seventh year base salaries vary from and wander Wickersham & tall s $108,000 to $169,000 Ai Sullivan & Cromwell. Annapolis my. A viewer privacy which suddenly became an Issue when supreme court Nomi Nee Robert Bori s  rental choices turned up in print would be protected under a Hill passed by Maryland s general Assembly legislation on the Issue is pending in Iowa and in both houses of the . Congress. The Maryland Bill which awaits the governor s Sig nature is thought to be the first enacted in the nation that would penalize a retail video establishment for violating a viewer s privacy. It would impose up to a j5qo penalty and maximum six month  term on anyone who released information about what a person had purchased or rented for use on a Home  player. Last year a Washington publication s Story listed the movies work and Hij family had rented from a local movie rental shop. The Story showed the Berk family had a penchant for mystery movies but raised questions about whether such information should be made available particularly in cases of rated movie rentals. The Maryland Law sets up exceptions far authorized Law enforcement personnel collection agencies or individuals designated by the customer. Video Industry representatives say they support the Bill As a privacy Protection measure Rick Karpel regional director of the video software dealer association in Cherry Hill. No said his group is generally supportive of the Maryland Bill and has been tracking us Progress. We be done a lot of work on this at the Federal level. Other states Art considering it Congress is considering it he said. The Maryland Bill was passed in the closing Days of the session earlier this month and gov. William Don Ald Schaller is expected to sign it. The Iowa Senate voted last tuesday to add a video privacy amendment loan  Bill expand ing the confidentiality of Public Library records. One of the Federal Bilu Hai been m the House judiciary com Mittee since oct. 21,1987, while a Senate Bill remains in draft form. The Senate version sets up civil rather Elk Sot consumer electronics ifs in percent of households with selected products As of jan.1988 and televisions. Egg video Ca Sotto Lacordora \ i audio systems i. Lb9 compact disc players Homo computers Tola phone answering machines v so1 of ago to Bung Grain la a. Re  Imam True aft Odawn than criminal penalties and allows a video customer to seek up to 12,500 in damages. Vans Stevenson a spokesman for Erol s inc., the largest volume specially video retailer in the nation said he organization s president had written to a Maryland Delegate to express support for the privacy Bill which dovetails with the firm s own policy. Customer rental and sales arc privileged Steven son said. We applied your Maryland a proposal to formally protect what we believe has always been a reasonable expectation and right of privacy for the video customer. The Bill essentially mirrors the policy we  tickets to Liberty Kun mine a Bax an u Wile Dve in capital. To bar cards brought la a no to Altai residents Frantti Ortii lion us Crabtr of Unn slim a Ltd to bold up their Unn Sty evils after Neth Loktu outer i am  uding in ids at 1 ceremony Balbec Wii  sir ref pro Gnu. Museum is dedicated to boy of pigs invasion Miami a a museum and Library filled with old photographs and the now rusted guns of the men no stormed Cuba s Bay of pigs was dedicated Sun Day on inc 27th anniversary of the failed invasion. Future generations must know what happened at the Bay of pigs. They must know we fought and Many died said Juan Perez Franco president of those who served in brigade 2506. Many of the 400 who walked through the Hall and Central room were brigade veterans who pointed to photographs of people they had known before their friends died in Battle. We knew we could have lost our lives but we did t believe we would lost the Battle said or. Carlos Garrido who was captured and held 22 months after the april 17, 1961, Landing. The museum nestled in the heart of the Little Havana Section in Central Miami contains bitter memories for Many of the people who live nearby. It recalls the Day when president Kennedy cancelled . Support of the Cia backed Mission and left the exiled cuban volunteers stranded on the Beach of the cuban Bay. It was a betrayal a fiasco said Eduardo Lambert 47, a paratrooper in the invasion who now is director of uie museum. But those men should not be Forchuen. They were fighting for Ameri can principles of democracy and free  the idea for the museum was hatched two years ago by the Bay of pigs Veter ans association As a Way of taming recognition for the 114 men who died in the invasion and the 1,189 held in cuban prisons for 22 months until inc United states bought their Freedom with i53 million in food and Medicine. To this Day the United states government has not recognized he Bay of pigs veterans As True american Veter ans Lambert said. Maybe people will come in Here and see the sacrifices we made fighting for the interests of the United states about 300 of the volunteers joined the . Military forces after their release. A single Story House ii Home to the museum and Library which is funded by the veterans and s150,000 in Grants from the stale and Dade county. Walls Are lined with photographs trac ing How most of the 1,400 cuban exiles were quietly recruited from the Street of Miami and new York City to secret training bases in Guatemala. Other Pho tos depict How the prisoners who were taken were paraded and mocked at show trials in Cuba. A photocopy of a purported top Stem Cia document is also on display detail ing plans thai were made during the Eisenhower administration to attack the marshy Beach. Lambert says the document was donated to the museum anonymously although the . Government steadfastly denies the document Ever existed. One Section of the museum displays guru and ammunition used to Battle Cas Tro s troops for 65 hours until supplies gave out hanging High on a Wall or the museum is the Green Flag of brigade 2506, the Standard for the ransomed Bay of Pip veterans. Kennedy raised the lag in a 1963 Welcome Home ceremony