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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 4, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 news briefs the stars and stripes saturday june 4,1988 Union head demands mine safety improver Borken West Germany Al a Power Ful Union president on Friday cd handed improved safely measures for Mindi As grieving family members in a make sol morgue Slid Farewell to victims of Wes Jermany worst mining disaster in 26  flew at half  and Dona Lions were pouring in Taank accounts set up Toad the victims familiar of fifty seven men Yfim deep underground when methane Gas i Tacsion Shook the ground with  a free in the town of Borke wednesday Afu noon. Fourteen of them were turkish  workers had pulled 28 bodies to he surface As of Friday afternoon using breathing asks of Hilld them against dangerous Levels or dead try Ron monoxide. The the mine s owner vowed to keep searching Forit of the 21 bodies still unaccounted Sorfleet underground. Bomb hidden in trash kills 4 in South Africa Johannesburg South Africa a bomb hidden in a trash bin exploded Friday outside a Bank killing four people and injuring19, police said. It was the deadliest bombing in South Africa in a  lunch hour blast went off outside a Branch of the Standard Bank in Rood poort acuity bordering the West Side of Johannesburg. It followed four other bombings in the past two weeks that authorities have blamed on the Afri can National Congress guerrilla movement. It was the highest death toll from a bombing in South Africa since four White policemen were killed by a car bomb outside a Johannesburg courthouse in May 19b7, it was the fifth bombing reported in the Johannesburg Pretoria area in nine Days. Only one of the those blasts caused injuries a min placed in a Flower Box in Pretoria exploded May 26, injuring four White women. 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To minute simulated fugal replayed on Ndelo monitors for reporters thursday actually took nearly three hours for the system to process but Broadwell said that meets the goal for this Point in in system development californian tackles elegiac Al to win National spelling Bee Washington a Rajeshree , 13-year-om eighth grader from fair Oaks Calif won the 6jrt National spelling Bee Thyot Day shooting her Victory Wilh the word leg dual a form of couplets in , the Indian bom daughter of statistics professors at inc univ enily of California at Sacra mento Defeated Victor c. Wang k of Camallo calif., after a prolonged head to head match. She bad placed 36th in inc 1986  tumbled on the word Ste Torous the adjectival form of a word meaning characterized by a Hanssn Ringor gasping so nor Rajeshree spelled the word correctly then sealed her Victory by correctly spelling elegiac. The Winner won $1,500 and other prizes fro the sponsoring scoops Howard newspapers. The runner up received $1,000.earlier, Iris Liu 8, of Muncie ind., the youngest member of the record Field of 200 youngsters made it to the fifth round in the annual Competition. But Way Wiser an instrument that measure distance proved to be the instrument of tier downfall. She spelled in  some contestant who fluffed their words left Tae stage tearfully. Others saved their reactions Tor the privacy of the ret Toom or pedal Comfort room equipped with soft drink and Tofte Oudbert. There were few tight moment. As the  its second Day thursday. Robin Covey 12 of Detroit bad barely repealed hit word Etcho logical when the disqualifying Bell bounded. What s the matter did i pronounce it wrong Robin asked with a Grin. He went on to spiff it correctly. Robert Pryor 11, of Washington , who with a stomach virus returned thursday Only to be stymied by fidget iness he spelled it an fid Tav  contest officials estimate that 8 million to 9 Mil lion children competed in local tournament that produced the 200 hopefuls who travelled to Washington for the Fui als. Scripps Howard also gave $750 for third place,$500 for fourth s400 for fifth $300 for sixth $200 each for seventh through both $100 each for 1 lib through 20th, and s50 to each of the other entrants. Reagan . He said much of the credit for thai treaty Sho Uuttu Thatcher whom he called a voice that never Sacrite Ltd its anti communist credentials orits  in the soviet  he said she was the ski so to suggest we could do business with the soviet t Reagan said the allies Haveluck to a policy that rejects both the inevitabilityofw3rwthe permanence of totalitarian Rule a policy based on to miss that seeks not just treaties for treaties Sake but in recognition. And Resolution of fundamental  i believe this policy is bearing fruit r while Reagan praised the soviets of Tjuk troop withdrawal from Afghanistan and for Sepal reforms begun by Gorbachev he also expressed Pinion. Let us embrace honest change Afan it occurs but let us also be wary. Let us stay sir Jofs he mid still the president noted  terms the faces of Hope he saw while Oai walk in Moscow with soviet leaders. A Reagan began the address by noting that the relationship Between end fed and the United states has been critical to Nak i Success and the cause of free  life s doctors said they wanted so operate Wii some Bush supporters eyeing a series of Public opinion surveys last month that gave Dukakis double digit leads have been urging Bush to try to set himself apart from Reagan on a few issues. Bush has edged away from the president on such matters As Panama s Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega under indictment on drug charges and attorney Gen eral Edwin Meese i under  an inde pendent counsel. But he has i  any dra Matic Breaks Wilh the press duh be re staying with it he we be i see any drastic change in _ Nur Day he was asked about Reagan Sugges that soviet reluctance to Issue exit visas items from bureaucrat in problems rather than Kremlin policy. Bush sidestepped the question. But he went on toil Ticie soviet human rights policy in stronger terms president has used. Led Reagan for raising human rights issues is.1 think the soviet Union should adhere to the Luhti Iander Dysthe prel debt to Ting  Dukakis too made Ati Yff praising Reagan for bringing up human rights  Tnp. We take Pride in the message i Freedom and human rights that president Reagan brought with him to Moscow the democratic candidate said in a statement issued by his Campaign  
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