European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday september 13, 1988 the stars and stripes Page 3 woman linked to disco bombing sought Berlin a authorities investigating inc 1986 terrorist bombing of the la Belle disco arc seeking n second Oman who might be Able to shed Light Ott the planning or the attack a newspaper reported sunday. Two . Soldiers and a turkish woman were killed and 320 people injured in the april 5, 1986, blast at the disco a popular hangout Tor . Scr  in Berlin. . Authorities blamed the attack on libyan Leader Moa mar Qadhafi. And 10 Days later . Warp Ancs bombed the libyan cities of Benghazi and Tripoli. However some West Berlin officials have said they suspect Syria May have been behind the bombing. West Berlin police in january announced the arrest of a 28-year-old Ger Man woman Christina Endri Keil and said she was suspected of having planted the bomb. Authorities said they believe she placed the bomb on behalf of Ahmed Hasi a jordanian already serving a 14 year prison sentence for an earlier bomb ing in Berlin. Has denies any links to the la Belle attack. In its sunday editions the  said police now Are seeking a Blond woman believed to have accompanied Endri Gacil to the la Belle discotheque the night of the bombing. She s being sought because there the Hope that one can explain More about the planning of the attack the Morgan Post added. The newspaper cited West Berlin jus Tice department spokesman Volkir Kachnic As the source of ils information. Apparently there Are growing indications that she is part of the drug addict and prostitution scene and that she s still in Berlin the Berliner Morgen past added without giving the suspect s name. It said she is about 25 years old. Officials have asked any witnesses with information about the woman to come Forward the Morgan Post said. It d id not say whether she was being sough tas a suspect or simply As another wit Ness. Concertgoers pass along an injured person id medical workers sunday a Michael Jackson concert. 3,400 injured when crowd surges at Jackson s concert Usan returning Pershing parts to . Depot from staff and wire reports Heidelberg West Germany the . Air Force on monday Lew parts of nine intermediate Range nuclear missiles Back to the United slates after they had been dismantled in West Germany under heteros of the inf treaty . Military officials said. The nine Pershing 1 missiles were the first .rockets in Western Europe to be removed under the intermediate Range nuclear forces treaty signed in december by president Reagan and soviet Leader Mik Hail s. Gorbachev they were removed from Camp Rcd log near Heil Bronn on sept. 1. The Pennine s erector launchers were taken to the army s equipment maintenance enter in Hauson near Frankfurt for destruction. A c-5b Galaxy aircraft containing rocket motors but no nuclear warheads left Ramstein a at s  for a depot in Pueblo colo., a Usa eur spokesman told the associated press. The United Stales had stationed 108 Pershing ii missiles at three bases in West Germany the treat Calls Tor the removal of All Pershing ii missiles and All .  cruise missiles by 1991. From press dispatches London pop Singer Michael Jackson expressed concern monday about thousands of fans who suffered minor injuries at his concert sunday in Liverpool. I m very sad about it the Jaq year old Jackson said in a husky whisper As he rushed through London s Heathrow Airport to catch a concorde flight to Newyork ambulance services said an estimated 3,400 fan were treated for minor injuries during Jackson s open or concert at Anil acc horse racing course in the North West port of Liverpool. Organizers said 125,000 people attended the performance the largest audience Ever for a european pop show. The show ended a 43-Datc european Lour for the superstar. Four of 40 people taken to Liverpool s Walton hos Pital were detained but none was in serious condition police said. The trouble began when fans without tickets tried to Knock Down a perimeter Fence and storm the main Gates at the racecourse. When the Melee broke out near the stage spectators surged to get a belter View and the press of the crowd caused most of the 3,400 injuries police ski. Mike Parker said. People want to see and they push and people get squashed he said. More than 500 police fought to control the Stone throwing Gale crashers 25 of whom were arrested an charged with disorderly conduct Parker said karate saves pair in Beirut Beirut Lebanon spa an american used karate to escape from men who tried o abduct him and his Bride shortly after their marriage sunday shiite militia sources said Mon Day. They said sin gunmen forced Kent Paul wild 25, and his lebanese wife into a car As the Cou ple left their wedding reception at a restaurant Inba Albeck 50 Miles Northeast of Beirut. Wild fought with his attackers and was Able to flee along with his wife Samia 32, the source said. The Young american who recently arrived in Lebanon via Syria has a Black Belt in karate his wife told reporters in Baalbek. Strengthening Hurricane pounds part of Jamaica Kingston Jamaica up1 Hurricane oilmen grew in strength and smashed into the Eastern lip of Jamaica on monday then aimed its 115-Mph winds at the capita of Kingston. In the Early afternoon forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami upgraded Gilbert to a category 3 Hurri Cane one capable of causing extensive damage. The Norm was on the eat Ivan lip of Jamaica 85 Miles cast of Kingston and was moving Westward at 17 Mefi. Further strengthening was expected Hurricane Center director Bob sheets said. Hurricane warnings were posted for Jamaica and the Southern coast of Haiti. The Cayman islands were under a Simi Lar warning and Cuba imposed a Hurri Cane watch for its Southern coast cast of Cabo Cruz. Sheets said Jamaica would be drenched by 5 inches to 10 inches of rain and dash flooding and mudslide were Likely Gilbert became the first Hurricane 10 hit Jamaica head on since Hurricane Charlie in 1951, said John Blake director of the jamaican meteorological serv ice. Prime minister Edward Saga held a emergency Cabinet meeting sunday. Seaga ordered the capital s National Arena opened As a shelter and placed police the armed forces and work Crewson Alert. Although we have had near misses in inc recent past this Hurricane appears to be a real threat Saga said Afler the Cabinet meeting. Jamaicans battened Down their Homeland other properly. They also locked to markets that opened sunday to provide kerosene batteries canned food and other emergency supplies. Some stores reported they had sold out of Candle. The people Are just Laking precautionary measures now a spokesman Tor the  Jamaica police depart ment Headquarters said monday. Six inches of rain and 10-Fooi Waves created by Gilbert s winds battered in Southern coast of the dominican Republic on sunday shattering Concrete Walls on the waterfront promenade in Santo Domingo civil defense planning director Gilberlo Gutierrez said. He said 100 to 200 people were evacuated from their Homes m inc sparsely populated Barahona Peninsula where the storm hit hardest and radio communications to the Remote area were Cut off. There were no reports of serious dam age major flooding or injuries. Bui numerous fallen Trees and downed Power lines Cut off electricity to Many areas of inc capital and other pails of the carib bean nation he said upper level conditions contributed to Gilbert s strengthening by helping suck warm moist air from the Caribbean up through the storm and out into the upper atmosphere sheets said