European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                D cafes taking applications Tor summer hire jobs Page 2 g democrats criticize reported Deal with Noriega Page 5 d it moving allowances fait Short of civilian benefits Page 9 d Dallas Chicago win in Aba playoffs sports Page 21 the is and 5ripes Tihoi Icid unofficial fuilic1tioh l � h in mib f9icii 7. No. 27 saturday May 14, 1988 Good morning d 6693 a aids jumps 72% worldwide disease s spread follows geographic patterns Atlanta Al l the number of aids cases in creased at least to percent worldwide with inc epidemic concentrated in inc americas and spread in three distinct geographic patterns the world health organization reports. In a report published thursday by the . Centers for disease control. Who says k9i3 cases of aids had been reported for i Wlas of March 21. The report no cd that although i�b7 reporting was not then Complete the figure already represented n 72 pc reent increase Over 1986. By comparison. The number of rates of acquired immune deficiency syndrome increased 91 percent from 195 to 1986 and 110 percent from 1934 to 1985. Including cases reported is lire March 21, the global Tola of aids cases has reached 91,90 in the seven years since inc disease was selected who said Friday. The report came on the eve of a meeting in Atlanta on How to Slop aids from spreading among . School age youth. More than 100 educators from across the country were expected to attend the three Day conference which was to begin Friday night and is co sponsored by the cd and the National education association. Who has reported aids cases in 139 countries see aids on Back Page British ferry service returning to Normal track drum Ink Lih i show of hands to Call a blockade of Dover which caused a 7-mile traffic Jam on the Mio met Lorway. Dover. England Al Farr serv ices around it stain began resuming to Normal Friday after the National Union of seamen called off All strikes in sympathy with a 14-week-old walkout against i and o european terries in Dover. A 7-Miic-Long Ira tic Jam of trucks on the m20 Motorway leading into Dover evaporated overnight As scaling British ferries resumed freight and foot Passen Ger services from this Southeast England port inc world s busiest ferry port. Truck Drivers angered Al the disruption of freight traffic by striking Drilich ferry workers had blockaded ferry Load ing berths in English French and belgian ports for four Days. The blockades were lifted thursday after scaling pledged to give More space to trucks on Limi cd Channel Crossings. Almost simultaneously thursday inc seamen s Union instructed its members to abandon Tram noon Friday All strikes begun in sympathy with a strike by More than 1,000 p and o workers in Dover. Thousands of ferry workers in More than a a Nice British ports including some 2,300 scaling workers in Dover had walked Oul in recent weeks in sym Pathy with their p and o colleagues who struck in february to protest new work conditions extending the workweek. P and of the largest Channel operator wants to streamline operations before the undersea Channel Tunnel Between eng land and France opens in 993. The High court fined the Union 307,500 pounds i57b,000 for ignoring orders to halt the illegal secondary strikes. Story on flying time contained inaccuracies an Uncle in Jedi Cray s stars and stripes in correctly reported that meal year i9h8 budget Cut will Forte a reduction of nearly 50 percent in flying Lime for the . Air forces in Europe. The Story which reported a 42 percent Cut in dying hours should hah e said that funds to sup port the Safe flying training program were Cut 43 percent. The Usa it flying program has been Cut about 6 percent Down from about 130.000 flying hours to about 208,000 flying hours. The command has reduced the number size and length of unit training deployments to absorb the Impact of that Cut. The reduction of about 12.000 lying hours the result of a com Mand initiative to provide funds for Quasny of life programs ensures adequate funding for the remaining flying program. 0 die in Mexico building collapse rescuers still searching for trapped Aguascalientes. A Vesico a Rescue teams Lun Clcil through ions of Concrete Friday searching for missing victims after four floors of a downtown building collapsed police said 10 people were killed and 46 injured. About 25 people were believed lobe trapped. The rubble buried the ground door offices of a furniture of Nicory. Authorities said it was not immediately known what caused the building to collapse thursday however is upper floors were under construction. Up 10 now we have nine bodies of people who died there who were identified and one is still without being  said first officer Gilberto Sanchez the radio officer Al police Headquarters. To litre arc Aboul 25 people still missing believed to be under the wreckage and debris Bill the number is not  Sanchez said in a radio interview. Ii said earlier red Cross reports that is people were killed and 96 injured were wrong. Juan Manuel Diaz a red Cross duty officer acknowledged the error in the red crass count. Sancho said troops from the local army Garrison have been brought in to help Rescue workers remove debris from the collapsed building. He said rubble moving equipment was brought in from As far away As Salamanca avg Miles Southwest of Guase Aliantes. Diaz and Juan Jose Navarre Rincon another police duly officer said the furniture factory was operating. While the upper doors were still being built. Both said the building was made of reinforced Concrete. From Tome reports 1 heard Here they were apparently pouring fresh Concrete when it caved in. Apparently inc building did nol resist the weight Navarro Rincon said in a Telephone interview. Aguascalientes capital of Aguas Alicles stale is Aboul 320 Miles Northwest of Mexico City. Us Popula Tion is Aboul 500,000