European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 4, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes monday tuesday july 4/5,1988 their turn to Shine a photo cadets Dale Garvin left and Rocklyn Mcnair pol ish the Bell of the . Coast guard training ship Eagle after the ship s arrival in Hamburg sunday. After 52 years the ship returned to Hamburg where it was built for the German Navy. The training vessel with a Crew of 202, will be in Hamburg until july 6. World today stars join human rights now tour marking 40 years of . Document London a amnesty International said Sun Day that five singers including american Rock Star Bruce Springsteen and Folk Singer Tracy Chapman have volunteered to perform in up to 20 concerts around the world to Mark the 40th anniversary of the Universal declaration of human rights. British Rock singers sting and Peter Gabriel and you Sou n dour from the african nation of Senegal also will participate in the six week human rights now tour which begins at London s Wembley stadium on sept. 2. The tour will wrap up in Buenos Aires Argentina on oct. 15, said Franca Sciuto chairman of amnesty International s International executive committee. We Hope to mobilize thousands of new activists for our human rights Campaign Sciuto said. This tour will generate a new Force to save lives Stop torture and free prisoners of conscience world  the human rights organization said the tour includes concerts in Philadelphia on sept. 19 and in los Angeles on sept. 21. Other concerts will be held in Paris Toronto Montreal Turin Italy san Jose Costa Rica Sao Paulo Brazil and Mendoza Argentina. Amnesty International said it still is negotiating dates and locations for concerts in Africa Asia and Eastern Europe and in other Western Europe locations. At each concert the travelling Core of performers will be joined by local artists. The tour will be organized by concerts for human rights foundation a non profit organization based in new York amnesty International said. We want this to be a unique moment in human rights said John Healy president of the organization and executive director of amnesty International .a. The Power 9f the music the message and the intensity of the Public attention worldwide will enable us to get the human rights message through to people we have never reached  amnesty International said the tour will Cost $23 million and will be paid for by ticket sales and com Mercial sponsors. Audiences at every location will be Given pocket size replicas of the human rights declaration adopted by the United nations in 1948. The signatures will be collected for presentation to governments. The declaration promises civil political economic social and cultural rights for All people. Shroud is fake paper reports London a scientific testing of the holy shroud of Turin has shown it to be medieval Ana not Woven in the time of Jesus Christ a Londo newspaper reported sunday. If the report is True it would confirm the conviction of sceptics that the shroud belongs to the vast Industry of faking religious relics that was in exis tence up to the 15th Century. Kenneth Rose a biographer historian and usually Well informed columnist on the sunday Tele graph gave no attribution for the Story in his weekly Albany column. He wrote in spite of the intense secrecy sur ing the investigation i hear signals that the Linen clot b has been proved to be medieval and not eyes in or wore the first Century and the cloth kept in Turin Cathedral is reputed Mohave been used to wrap the body of Christ after his crucifixion. It is imprinted with the image of bearded Man and stains resembling blood. After Many years of debate about the shroud s authenticity Cardinal Balestrero archbishop of Turin ordered thumbnail sized pieces of the cloth to be sent to laboratories in the United states Britain and Switzer land for Carbon 14 dating tests. The method is generally reliable to within 200 years Rose said the test results Are supposed to be kept secret Sothey can All be announced together. Last month Arizona Eunivew a said it had sen tits test results to the British museum in London. The other two testing places Are Oxford University and Zurich s Federal polytechnic. 4 cite 30 Hurt in Japan in explosion at steel Mill Tokyo a a blast rocked a steel Mill in West Ern Japan on sunday killing four workers and injuring 30, police reported. They said six of the injured were severely poisoned with Carbon monoxide Gas. A police official who spoke on condition of anonymity said the blast occurred at the kure Plant of Nissum steel co., a blast Furnace steel producer. The cause of the explosion which destroyed a fuel pipe was under investigation. The Carbon monoxide Gas dispersed without affect ing residents of kure which is about a half mile from the Plant the official said. Scottish coast guard saves 4 icelanders in yacht Stornoway Scotland a a coast guard Heli copter saturday rescued four icelanders from a yacht in heavy seas 45 Miles Northwest of St. Kilda in the Remote outer hebrides islands of Western Scotland. The 28-foot icelandic yacht broadcast a distress Call after it lost its life raft and much of its gear in seas whipped by winds of 40 to 45 knots said Jim Budge of the Stornoway coast guard. The French trawler St. Jude responded but was unable to pick up the yacht s Crew because of the storm so the coast guard sent its helicopter from Stornoway about 95 Miles Northeast of St. Kilda Budge said. The Crew dropped from the helicopter and lifted the four icelanders one by one off the yacht As a Lifeboat from the Island of Barra near the Southern tip of the Western Isles stood by. Budge said the Crew had to abandon the yacht which had been heading for Iceland from the scottish Island of Coll Southeast of the Western Isles. International phone rates skyrocket in Nicaragua Managua Nicaragua a rates on International Telephone Calls have been increased an average of 700 percent and on National Calls 300 percent the sandinista newspaper barricade reported saturday. Anastasio Gonzalez vice minister of the telecommunications and mail Institute told the newspaper a three minute Call to the United states Mexico or can Ada that had Cost 240 Cordoba until thursday is now 1,920 Cordoba. The increase would be from $3 to $24 at the official rate of 80 Cordoba to the . Dollar. On the Black Market a Dollar Sells for More than 300 Cordoba. Gonzalez said the monthly Telephone rate was in creased from 200 to 800 Cordoba or from $2.50 to $10. The rates which took effect Friday follow economic measures announced june 14 that included devaluation of the Cordoba from 10 per Dollar to 80. Bank interest rates were increased and salaries were boosted 30 percent. Government controls on salaries of Industrial workers and consumer prices were lifted. Thailand King becomes nation s longest reigning Bangkok Thailand a hum Biol Adulya Dej Thailand s highly popular and powerful constitutional Monarch on saturday became the longest reign ing King in nation s 750-year-old history. The american born King s 42 years and 23 Days on the throne put him ahead of King Chula longhorn who ruled Between 1868 and 1910, when Thailand was still an absolute monarchy. Quake sets off Rock slides injuring 1 3 in Taiwan Taipei Taiwan a a Strong earthquake Shook Northern Taiwan on sunday. Police said it unleashed Rock slides that injured 13 people. They said the injured people were hit by falling rocks at three Waterfall tourist Sites in suburban Tai Pei. The quake measuring 5.5 on the Richter scale set off Rock avalanches in an area covering 1,200 Square Yards authorities said the injured who were All taiwanese were taken to a Hospital police said. One was reported to be in serious condition and the others suffered minor injuries. The Central weather Bureau placed the epicentre of the Early afternoon earthquake in Sanchi a coastal Vil Lage about 10 Miles North of Taipei. The earthquake was Felt in the capital where Resi dents reported their houses Shook violently