European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday january 19, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 9 american saves woman from oncoming train bad sibling West Germany is a Quick thinking american civilian contractor is being credited with saving an 86-year-old German woman who had been knocked Down in front of an oncoming train. Harris Hickman 36, was in his car at a Railroad crossing in the Village of Bruck Mishle about four Miles West of bad sibling when the woman apparently tried to Cross the tracks before the automatic barriers descended. One of the barriers struck the woman on the head knocking her Down on the tracks. She was conscious but was just lying there Hickman said in a Telephone interview wednesday. Hickman from Melbourne fla., went to help the woman and saw the train coming. It was Only about two blocks away and it was t  Hickman a former emergency medical technician and currently a contract employee with the . Mil itary in bad sibling was apprehensive about mov ing the injured woman but the train quickly changed his mind. I tossed her glasses and bag off and grabbed her heavy coat and pulled her off the tracks he said. I could feel the wind of the train at my Back As it passed  a German Man helped bundle the woman into his car for the ride to the local Hospital and Hickman went on his Way. The woman was kept in the Hospital overnight for observation and released. An article in the local paper the next Day saying officials were looking for the . Soldier who saved the woman s life prompted Hickman to Contact Ger Man police who questioned him. The mayor of Bruc Muhle has scheduled a Cere Mony Friday to Honor . Coal a Puiia be on m sucks no sum i a Judi ice ii Iun Rupa la ii Nui minium 2-mile Security enclosure going up at Vogel Weh Badees a smoke Vicc tact Aitt cnut Vul