European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 25, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday january 25, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 5 Large in Miami de fatal shooting of Moto Cyc of ignited riots Miami a the policeman whose fatal shoot ing of a Black motorcyclist sparked last week s racial violence was arrested monday and charged with Man Slaughter Only hours after the Young Man s funeral. Meanwhile the Justice department s civil rights division began an investigation into the shooting and a City panel formed to review the incident complained i did not have sufficient Power. Officer William Lozano 29, was booked into Dade county jail on two counts of manslaughter and released after posting $ 10,000 Bond said sgt. Arthur demons. Lozano was charged in the killings of Clement Lloyd 23, and Allan Blanchard 24. The two were speeding on a motorcycle Jan. 16 in Overtown when Lozano allegedly shot Lloyd in the head. Lloyd died at the scene and Blanchard his passenger died the next Day from injuries suffered in the ensuing crash. Dade county state attorney Janet Reno said a Thor Ough investigation found that murder charges were unwarranted. Based on the evidence and applicable Florida Law manslaughter is the Correct charge Reno said. Loza no could face up to 60 years in prison and a $30,000fine if found guilty on both counts she said. Hours before Lozano s arrest about 150 relatives and friends of Lloyd gathered for his funeral at the Small Bahman Avenue Church of god in opa Locka. As Martin Luther King said we live together As rational human beings or die together As fools not Only in Miami but All Over America the Rev. Morris Lloyd the victim s Uncle said in his Eulogy. Until something is done to Correct our injustices i believe alot More lives Are going to be  Lloyd s Mother and other family members most immigrants from the Virgin islands wept and cried out As the mourners Sang Rock of  the Rev. Dennis Archibald pastor of the Church noted that the killing occurred on King s birthday. The poor Are becoming increasingly frustrated because their needs Are not being addressed he warned. The Only language they know when they Are not heard is  two Federal prosecutors from the criminal Section of the Justice department s civil rights division were sent to Miami to investigate Lloyd s death spokesman Mark r. Weaver said in Washington. The investigators plan to i panel a grand jury this week to study possible criminal charges against the officer allegedly involved in the shooting said a government source in Washington. An 11-member Independent review panel of police officers and Black leaders established by the City com Mission after the rioting held its first working session monday in the now quiet Overtown neighbourhood where Lloyd was killed. The shooting ignited three Days of looting and violence. City attorney Jorge Fernandez told panel members that a statute protecting the rights of police officers along with conflicting state and Federal investigations meant that while the review Board can subpoena wit Nesses Many can legally refuse to testify. The review Board is scheduled to make a preliminary report to the commission thursday and Mem Bers said they want to look More broadly at underlying social problems in Overtown. An apparent new police shooting overnight in the nearby Black neighbourhood of Liberty City where one Man had died in looting during the rioting was under investigation by metro Dade police. The victim David Ford 20, who allegedly was armed was in stable condition monday at Jackson memorial Hospital suffering from two gunshot wounds. Police spokeswoman Lucy Fitts said investigators were not certain if he was shot by officer Pau Chahal 26, or by a second suspect who escaped. 2,000 attend memorial service for slain students Stockton Calif. A More than 2,000 people attended a Buddhist Christian memorial service monday con ducted in four languages for five Immi Grant children killed in last week schoolyard shooting. State officials including gov. Georg Deukmejian told the Southeast asian immigrants in the audience that the shooting was not believed to be racially motivated and that they should not question their decision to come to the United states. Eulogies were recited in cambodian vietnamese laotian and English before mourners who wore White and Black rib Bons honouring the cultural traditions of the victims refugee families. Sokhim an 6, Oeun Lim 8, ram Chun 8, rat Hanan or 9, and thu Tran 6, were slain during recess Jan. 17 at Cleveland elementary school by a gunman wielding a semiautomatic As Sault Rifle. The Man committed suicide after the attack. The ceremony at Stockton civic auditorium began with funeral services for All but Thuy Tran who was buried sat urday. Twelve Orange Robed monks from the cambodian Buddhist Temple i Stockton chanted for 15 minutes and the Stockton chorale Sang before Baptist ministers led a Brief service. The families of Oeun and rat Hanan Are Buddhist while those of Sokhim and ram Are Baptist. The Tran family is Catholic but attended monday s service. An hour Long Community memorial service for ail five children followed. Mourners Pray at monday s Buddhist Christian memorial service for four of the five immigrant children slain in Stockton Calif. $80,000 in donations lost Over eviction of Library cat in the stors and stripes  a Artre or a \ or a i Putnam Valley . A it did t Cost much to keep muffin the cat at the Putnam Valley Library food Hatbox litter an occasional rubber mouse maybe. But letting her go has gotten very expensive $80,000 so far. Or. John Zarcone said this week that he has dropped plans to contribute $50,000 for a children s audio visual room at the Library because muffin has been evicted. Earlier this month Marjorie Horton 94, a former Putnam Valley resident now living in new York City said she removed a $30,000 bequest for the Library from her will Over the incident. Muffin who had been living at the Library since showing up on its Doorstep seven years ago was evicted after a Volunteer director said she was allergic tomcats and could not work in the Library. Peter Grosewald chairman of the Board of the privately run Library said keeping the cat in another room did t work and the director even offered to resign. But the Board decided that if keeping a cat meant someone could not go to the Library the cat would have to go. Grosewald said muffin has a Goodnew Home. Zarcone a Putnam Valley resident said he would find another Organiza Tion for his $50,000. Horton has said she will leave her Money to three Ani Mal shelters. 40 years ago today. Jan. 25, 1949 France extended formal recognition to Israel bringing to 24 the number of countries that had recognized the jewish state since its formation in May 1948. 30 years ago today. Jan. 25, 1959 actress Ingrid Bergman won a Battle in her fight with her former husband Roberto Rosseline when a Paris court awarded her temporary custody of their three children. 20 years ago today. Jan. 25, 1969 the Spanish government announced it was imposing emergency measures amounting to martial Law for three months because of continued student unrest and political protests by intellectuals. 10 years ago today. Jan. 25, 1979 West German television reported that holocaust the Ameri can a Mijenes on the nazi extermination of jews was setting viewing records with 14 million to 16 million people watching each episode