European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday january 20, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 9 rolling along in a Roomy Road hog the ultimate in wide body cars has cruised its stuff. The Roomy Model 18 feet wide engines is the brainchild of Jay Ohrberg Tion that will be on display from saturday into Stuttgart West Germany to show off and powered by two 6.6-liter Cadillac v8 of Hollywood. The car is part of an exhibit through Jan. 29. Kohl accused of covering up firms link to Plant Bonn West Germany a the opposition ver Bally assaulted Chancellor Helmut Kohl in parliament alleging his government tried to cover up West Ger Many companies involvement in a suspected Libya chemical weapons Plant. The question is what you knew and what you did about it opposition lawmaker Norbert Gansel said to Kohl sitting next to the speaker s podium. You Herr Chancellor Are politically and personally responsible that the German and International pub Lic were deceived for a Long time Gansel a social Democrat and an expert on weapons charged during wednesday s debate. The United states alleges the libyan Plant constructed in the desert about 40 Miles from Tripoli is on the verge of full scale production of chemical weapons. Libya denies the charge saying the Plant will pro Duce pharmaceuticals. Wolfgang Schaeuble Kohl s chief of staff opened wednesday s two hour debate by saying the . Embassy in Bonn first informed West German officials in layabout possible West German involvement in the Plant. But the May notification Date is five months earlier than what the government acknowledged monday and six months earlier than what West German Leader mentioned three weeks ago after Washington forced the Issue Public. The Bonn government at first angrily denied . Allegations that West German companies were involved in the Plant. It also denied knowing the com plex could produce Poison Gas. Officials have since said the government did no immediately say what it knew because that would have jeopardized West German investigations. At least three West German companies Are now under criminal investigation for dealings with Libya. Two Are suspected of involvement in the construction and outfitting of the Plant in rata and 9ne of helping refit libyan warplanes so they can refuel in mid flight. Opposition lawmakers shouted and hooted durin Schaeuble s speech interrupting him several times. Schaeuble rejected any suggestion West German authorities had tried to cover up the affair. He said that West German intelligence services received information in August 1987 that the Plant in All probability was intended for producing chemical weapons. He said there was no evidence at the time of West German involvement in the Plant. Kohl received his first comprehensive report on the suspicions oct. 20, Schaeuble said. He also said that on the basis of intelligence re ports we must assume that this Plant in rata is in tended to produce chemical  according to Schaeuble new reports by the West German intelligence service gave Clear indications of involvement by German companies in the Libya factory. Schaeuble said that on dec. 14 West German investigators met with an informant who gave them documents indicating involvement in the Plant by the West German firm Imhausen Cherie. The informant according to Schaeuble said other documents could be obtained from Ibi engineering a now defunct company that was based in  investigations have been launched against Imhausen based in Lahr and Ibi which allegedly organized participation in the libyan Plant by other West German  Kohl was present during the debate he did not speak. A government spokesman said Schaeuble delivered the speech because it was a matter of protocol. Schaeuble in an interview later wednesday wit West German television said the government had now disclosed everything it knows to parliament there is no need now from my viewpoint for further  prosecutors also said wednesday that they Are investigating a report the Intel technical Trade and logistic company based outside Munich has been help ing Libya develop the ability to refuel its warplanes while in flight to extend their Range. Filipinos Issue new threat against americans Angeles Philippines a communist rebels warned thursday that they were in a position to launch new at tacks on . Military bases in the Philippines 15 months after three american service members and a filipino were killed outside an air base. The warning came in a statement distributed during a standoff involving 2,000 anti nuclear activists hundreds of riot police and 2,000 local residents demonstrating support for the bases atthe main Gate of Clark a. The statement was issued by a Region Al Branch of the National democratic front. It said rebel forces Are in a Posi Tion to launch action armed and unarmed Legal and illegal directly aimed at the .  these shall be our contribution tothe National and International Effort to bring Down . Imperialism to obliterate the threat of a nuclear holocaust and to realize a truly free and peaceful to Morrow the statement said. The Adf is an umbrella organization of 14 marxist groups including the new people s army which has been fighting the philippine government for 20 years. In october 1987, rebels staged simultaneous ambushes 9utside Clark in which the three american service Mem ers and the filipino were killed. The re Bels National leadership said later it did not Sanction the attacks. At the demonstration police said they set up barricades to prevent clashes be tween the two groups after receiving re ports that local residents and right Wing extremists planned to disrupt the anti bases rally. The base protesters were blocked by dozens of passenger jeeps parked across three approaches to the installation by police and local residents. About 1,000 riot police manned a bigger barricade of trucks about 100 Yards from the main Entrance to the base. The base supporters included Public transport Drivers businessmen and Many skimp ily Clad bar girls. The bar girls danced and waved signs. One sign read we love our Job. Retain the  after two hours of negotiations police allowed the base opponents to March to a Park about 100 Yards from the base where they planned an overnight  let them through As the number of pro american demonstrators dwindle to 200 and tensions eased. The base protesters who travelled in motorcade arrived in Angeles at Sun Down because of delays at three military checkpoints along the route from Manila about 60 Miles to the South. Armed soldiers searched each of themore than 150 vehicles at every Check Point. One officer said the troops we reordered to search for weapons and right Wing elements who might have joined the group to create trouble. This is Plain and simple harassment rep. Gregorio Andolan said after the anti nuclear caravan cleared thelast checkpoint. About 200 foreigners from 17 countries participated in the peace  the foreigners attended an anti nuclear conference in Manila last week and stayed on for thursday s rally. The group was 19 proceed to Subic naval facilities 30 Miles to the Southwest for a similar rally Friday. Hundreds of sympathizers greeted the caravan with chants of anti american slogans As it entered the City. They then marched to the base but encountered the barricades about 300 Yards away. The 2,000-member group of local Resi dents massed at Clark s main Gate hours before the caravan arrived. Most of the 200,000 residents of an Geles depend on income generated from spending by the installation s 26,000american personnel and dependents