European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 10, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday july 10, 1988 news updates Marcos charges Manila Philippines up the government expects to file criminal charges against Ferdi nand Marcos for allegedly stealing More than $1 billion from the philippine Treasury Clearing the Way for the exiled former presi Dent to return Home to stand trial a senior official said Diaz chairman of the presidential commission on goo government based his forecast on predictions the supreme court i Switzerland will Issue a final ruling later this year that will open mar cos Swiss Bank accounts and turn the Money Over to the Philippines. Loan for Yugoslavia Washington a the International monetary fund announced Friday it has granted Yugoslavia a $400 million loan to help that nation carry out its eco nomic program. Yugoslavia already owes the fund More than $1.4 billion and has a total foreign debt of $21 Bil lion. The fund approved the loan after Yugoslavia started implementing an economic austerity program which has triggered a wave of strikes. Temperatures july .1 Albuquerque. C Anchorage. C Atlanta Atlantic Austin. C Baltimore. 1 Billings c Birmingham. C Bismarck. C Boise. F Boston. C Brownsville c Buffalo. C c Casper. C Charleston c a a f Charlotte. Foj c c Cheyenne. R Chicago. R cinc Ccleveland. C Columbia s c a h a Dallas it Worth. C a ton. C Denver. R Des Moines c Detroit. C Al Fairbanks. C Fargo. C grand rapids. C great Falls. F Greensboro. N c a Hartford c Helena. C Honolulu. Houston c Indianapolis. Jackson miss a Jacksonville Hilo 99 74 89 62 77 63 67 55 96 66 99 74 77 68 90 73 97 70 90 60 98 69 89 60 93 53 94 71 94 76 96 72 97 69 84 47 83 72 102 70 98 67 76 51 97 68 102 76 99 68 103 71 100 70 94 68 89 71 101 72 80 55 94 70 98 68 85 57 90 70 102 69 77 57 89 64 87 52 96 66 83 48 95 69 97 68 88 53 76 89 86 74 101 69 91 68 87 61 50 61 Kansas Las vegas Little los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach r Midland Odessa. C Milwaukee Nashville new Orleans. C new York City Norfolk. Va.,f North Oklahoma Omaha. C Philadelphia Phoenix c Pittsburgh c Portland Maine. C Portland. Ore Providence. C Raleigh c rapid Reno Richmond Sacramento St Louis c Salt Lake san san san Francisco. C . St Ste Seattle Sioux Falls. C Spokane Tampa St Washington. .1 Wichita. C Wilmington del., a Lair a Cloudy a rain Hilo 89 71 108 79 88 73 83 62 103 75 82 66 95 74 85 75 76 69 97 68 90 70 105 76 86 76 97 71 80 70 89 59 84 67 88 67 83 70 97 75 110 90 99 72 91 72 87 56 87 68 92 66 91 62 96 57 92 69 101 60 97 72 95 63 91 74 73 65 52 68 78 89 97 60 83 51 88 71 83 67 85 56 95 66 92 75 88 67 105 77 91 71 93 74 91 67 99 72 94 73 european weather forecast Tor sunday Cloudy with scattered ram or rain showers in the Benelux and the Northern Hall of Germany the Southern half of Germany will be partly Cloudy with areas of Early morning fog. High temperatures. 74-80 in Southern Germany. 65-71 elsewhere lows 51-57 Sunset Sun Day 9 35 Sunrise monday 5 28 Outlook for monday Cloudy in the Northern Benelux and the Northern third of Germany with scattered rain or ram showers remaining areas will be partly Cloudy with areas of in crying log and afternoon Haze highs 67-73 m the Northern Benelux and Northern Germany. 75-82 elsewhere lows 53-60 temperatures recorded saturday 4am 4pm 81 102 Copenhagen c 63 Frankfurt p 97 London c 84 Madrid p 70 Munich r 59 Paris p 68 Rome f Adana p Amsterdam Athens p Aviano. P Berlin p Bussio. I 5479 68 57 55 52 4am 4pm 54 64 57 72.plunder by Del 1 3, 2nd weather Wing Graben Trarbach other Wolc Waidt temperatures 54 61 5254 70 66 90 70 68 90 Cam f i a Helsinki. C Jerusalem. Lisbon i High i of 104 66 73 73 75 Montreal c 48 Moscow c 63 Oslo c Toronto. C 59 Vancouver. I High Low 90 73 64 59 68 55 99 77 70 54 sex Dukakis aide sentenced for skimming state funds Boston a the former top education adviser to gov. Michael s. Dukakis received a 2 /2-year prison term and was ordered to repay the $80,000 readmitted he helped skim from an adult education program he ran. Gerard t. Indelicate 42, of Norwood was ordered Friday by . District judge Douglas Woodlock to surrender to Federal officials aug. 5. Woodlock did not decide where indelicate will serve his term. The sentence was half the five year term assistant . Attorney Ralph Gants had sought. He saw the Hopes and dreams of these people for adult education to be his Hopes and dreams for a Cape cod House or a boat Gants said. Indelicato administered an adult Edu cation program designed to help Immi Grants and the illiterate. He was considered the Mastermind of a plan that involved paying inflated classroom rent and receiving some of the Money Back taking the salaries of fictitious employees and skimming funds in ended to pay for classroom renovations. He pleaded guilty in april to five charges of conspiracy mail fraud and tax evasion in a scheme with three other accused of bilking the program of some $80,000. Indelicato would be eligible to see parole in 10 months Gants said but would Likely serve Between a year and 18 months. In a plea bargaining agreement Indelicato testified in the trial of Michael Freedman whom Federal prosecutor called one of the scheme s minor play Freedman whose trial ended in mistrial pleaded guilty to a single count of mail fraud in a plea bargain last month and received a suspended sen tence. His Case entered around activities that began Between 1979 and Early 1983 and ended a few weeks before Dukakis named him As his chief education adviser. Indelicato was the highest Rankin member of Dukakis administration to face criminal indictment. The democratic presidential contender condemned in Delicato s activities and said his administration is cooperating with All investigations including two pending state probes. Woodlock also sentenced Joseph in Delicato Gerard s older brother to two years in prison on a related also must pay a $22,000 Fine. Sentencing was delayed for a third convicted conspirator Antonio b. Per Rotta. The judge said Indelicato also is cooperating with a pending Federal investigation the details of which have not Bee revealed. Earlier Indelicato pleaded innocent to state charges stemming from his activities As Dukakis education adviser and from his term As president of Bridgewater state College. The charges include forgery larceny conflict of interest tax evasion and theft. . Beaches allowed to reopen after influx of pollution subsides new York a officials saturday reopened beaches along the South Shore of Long Island that were closed for As Many a three Days after Needles blood vials and other debris washed up on and state investigators said Fri Day that the debris that had closed 25 Miles of beaches did not appear to be Hospital wastes As originally thought but instead looked like household and boating Beach Robert Moses state Park and beaches on fire Island were re opened saturday to weekend Beac goers. City health commissioner or. Ste phen c. Joseph said Friday that the waste that washed up on a seven mile Beach in the City s Borough of Queens causing officials to close it Friday did appear to be medical in origin. But Ster said saturday that the debris seemed to be of local origin or syringes used by drug and new York City Parks commissioner Henry j. Stern said the evening tide Friday and the morning tide saturday brought nothing new and the each was reopened. Ron Foley the Long Island regional director for state Parks said officials searched Jones Beach which was re opened Friday afternoon and Robert Moses Beach saturday morning an found no other waste. Foley said he believed the problem with the waste washing ashore is Over. Debris that collected since wednesday on the Long Island beaches included fewer than three dozen syringes of the Type used for insulin injections three blood vials vials associated with the drug crack and some plastic tubing of an Uncertain source said James Marshall a spokesman for the Federal environmental Protection Agency. We Don t believe this is the result of illegally dumped Hospital waste Saidera worker Randy Braun. Ice Cream Sticks were mistaken for Tongue depressors a Carpenter s mask was thought to be a surgical mask and pair of household rubber gloves used by a lifeguard to pick up wastes from the Beach were taken for surgical gloves Sai August v. Sellitto an assistant to . Attorney Andrew j. Maloney of Brook Lyn Borough who has been investigating the Miles of Long Island beaches in the town of Babylon were closed Friday for the first time. In addition Long is land s Tobay Beach and six Small beaches on fire Island were closed for the second Day. Louisiana offers tax free shopping for foreign visitors starting in 1989 c Cloudy i fair p partly loud r rain supplied by the associated press Baton Rouge la. A Louisi Ana is becoming the first state to give sales tax rebates to foreign visitors above designed to boost the tourism Industry and create jobs in a state plagued by double digit unemployment. The state will join 17 european coun tries that offer similar refunds next year under a Bill gov. Buddy Roemer was cosign into Law Friday. I think it is a fantastic concept for usin that we Are the first in the nation to do it said it. Gov. Paul Hardy who Servetas the head of Louisiana s department of culture recreation and tourism. The program which the state Hopes to implement in Early 1989, will offer the rebates Only for retail sales. Hotel Bills rental cars and restaurant and bar tabs will not be affected. While we re rebating Only the tax on shopping we will get More visitors pay ing the sales tax on everything else said Eugene Schrieber managing director of the world Trade Center in new Orleans. According to a world Trade Center study 301,000 foreign tourists from coun tries other than Mexico and Canada visited Louisiana in 1986 to take in such attractions As new Orleans French Quarter pre civil War Plantation mansions in Southern Louisiana and the cajun country. During that year Louisiana attracted3.4 percent of overseas tourists who came to the United states ranking it15th among the states. I Don t think Louisiana is getting its fair share said Hardy who campaigned last fall on the theme of building Testate s tourism Industry. Schrieber said the state will make up forthe lost sales tax Revenue on retail Pur chases when tourism increases by 12 per cent. Backers believe the program will boost tourism by 26 percent which would Cre ate 1,200 new jobs hike payrolls by $12million and give the state a $2.2 million Revenue increase after the tax rebates Schrieber said. Louisiana s unemployment rate which was 10.6 percent in May has been in double digits since the collapse of Oiland Gas prices in the Early 1980s. Under the new Law retailers who Otto participate in the program will pay an annual $100 fee to be listed in a tax free shopping guide Given to foreign tourists. A foreign tourist buying an item in participating store will show a passport and a roundtrip airline ticket indicating his stay is less than three months and receive a refund form from the refund will be obtained at a Louisi Ana Airport or by mail. During legislative debate some Law makers questioned the Wisdom of offer ing the rebate at the same time they were imposing a 2-cent sales tax hike on food motor fuel and utilities in an Effort to balance the state budget. But state sen. Bill Mcleod compare the rebate to loss leaders that grocery stores use to attract customers. They tourists will save a pittance and leave a lot he said. Schrieber said that while foreigners will not flock to Louisiana merely to take advantage of the refund the program will provide More visibility for the state s Younst attractions
