European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 4, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday april a 1989 see them smother flees court Jit. Fears As reports Are reach the stars and stripes military Roundup Page 9 byed Reavis staff writer Frankfurt. Wisl Germany the to incr of Anavy diver killed during the 19b5 hijacking of a Twa Jet by Radical shiite moslem led the courtroom in tears monday As Arab newspaper reports of the event were read. Patricia St them to incr of Petty officer 2nd class Robert Dean St them. Has attended the trial of Mohammed a Hamadi since in began july 5, monday during the 56th session was the first time she was overcome with emotion. The newspaper reports hailed the hijackers As heroes for the palestinian cause and belittled the murder of the . Sailor whose body was thrown from the Tajet at the Beirut Lebanon Airport. Through her lawyer Rainer Hamm Patricia Ste them apologized for losing control.,. Mrs. St them did not leave the court in protest of the procedure Hamm to a the court but because she was overcome by the Content of the articles and the Way the death of her son is written about and his murderers  Hamad i and an accomplice who hijacked the Jet on tent a Dumun about to Board Strain in Zurich Solti Erin it has an answer to he Pel problem. That big handbag enables her to pups m Ritel in Comfort while keeping a constant Lookout in both directions. Its Way from Athens Greece to Rome forced the plane to twice Fly from Beirut to Algiers Algeria and Back. They held 17 american passengers hostage for 17 Days. Hamadi who has confessed to the hijacking claims his accomplice identified by authorities As Hassane. Zeddic killed St them during the second Landing in Beirut. Also monday the court heard from egyptian trans Lator and interpreter Chc Rifa Magdi in an Sil empt to identify the voice of one of the hijackers As he talked to the Beirut Airport Tower shortly before St them was shot. -. Magdi who has been Hamadi s court appointed interpreter for All but one session of the. Trial said the voice and diction of the Man on the cockpit Micro phone were not Hamadi s. The tape was recently provided to the court by the Fri however she identified Hamadi As the hooded Hijacker who spoke during a news conference in Beirut before the hostages were released. Chief judge Heiner Mack Enberger announced that he hoped to have a verdict in the Case on May 16 if no unexpected complications developed. Students workers go retinue rioting in  cities Seoul South Korea a Radical students and workers armed with firebombs and clubs battled police monday in two a Ilicin a fourth Day of clashes touched olt by a police assault on strikers at the coun try s largest shipyard. The demonstrators were protesting the police storming of the Hyundai heavy industries shipyard in the City of Ulsan about 150 Miles Southeast of Seoul to end a series of strikes that has crippled the Yard for three months. Earlier reports said authorities ended the strike led by militants demanding thai Hyundai recognize their Union and increase their wages. However Hyundai officials said monday that More than a Quarter of the shipyard s workers arc either still striking or sympathizing with the strike. A newspaper said More workers have joined in at company subsidiaries thousands of Radical students and militant workers. Wielding firebombs steel and wooden clubs and rocks monday battled police firing tear Gas in streets near the shipyard at Ulsan according to Trie Domestic Yon Hap news Agency. The clash started when about 10,000 police moved in to Block a March by about 5,000 workers and Stu dents trying to arouse sympathy for the strike Yon Hap said. About  More workers wielding dubs and throwing rocks joined the fighting it said. There were no immediate reports of arrests or injuries. Lee Yong Jun the  of labor and the director general of National police Cho Chung Suk flew from Seoul to Ulsan by helicopter monday to discuss the labor violence. Yon Hap said Cho issued police orders to take firm action against further protests after an emergency meeting in Seoul. 1 n Kwangju another Southern Day boo students armed with firebombs and clubs clashed with police for an hour at the Gates of Connarn University Yon Hap said. Top army chemical award goes to smoke screen unit Fulda West Germany is when soldiers of the 54th chemical troop say they re the Best they re not just blowing smoke. But blowing smoke does have a Tot to do with the troop from the combat support so ill army Cav regt being named the Best chemical unit in the army. Pur primary Mission is smoke said 1st i. Pierre fun Rich the 54th s decontamination and smoke Pla. Toon Leader. Fenrick s platoon is responsible for laying Down both deceptive and concealing smoke screens for front line squadrons of the 11 h army Cav regl. Laying smoke gives us an advantage by putting them the enemy at a disadvantage Fenrick said. They can t Sec us so they can t kill  the Mai. Gen. William Siburt award for chemical unit  named for the the first commander of the . Army chemical corps honors the unit that excels in nil areas of performance Fenrick said the award is the Overall picture of what the unit  training the unit docs and the support they give to  " \ Fenrick s platoon also is geared to decontaminate soldiers and equipment returning from future combat zones that May be contaminated with nuclear biological or chemical agents -. Detecting identifying and marking contaminated areas is the Job of the unit s Abc recon  War the platoon would focus on Supply routes Between the front lines and main corps support areas Fenrick said -. " a Headquarters platoon keeps the other two supplied with the equipment needed to do their jobs. Nato history exhibit on display in Heidelberg Heidelberg West Germany is a travel ing exhibit  history opens today in Heidel Berg to commemorate the All Iancic s 40th anniversary. The exhibit which includes documentary pictures videos explanations of nato doctrine and its contribution to West Germany will run through april 14 at Heidelberg s old City half. All text for the display is in German said maj. Claus Rosin Bauer 4lh Allied tac air Force spokes Man. Display Dales for other German cities arc april 20-25, pc Zig april 28-May 2, re Ginsburg May 3 ii Hammil Surju june 1-9, Rindsburg june 12-15. Arc Mchaven july 7-10. Hamburg aug. 28 to sent. 6. Stadt Allendorf sept. 7-16, Idar Ober slain sept. 29 to oct. 2, Kasl Allaun oct. 6-11, Stuttgart oct. 13, Bonn oct. 30 to nov. 3, Aachen and oct. 7-10, Sandhofer. Rosenbauer could not provide exact locations but said each City would advertise the exhibit in its newspapers and on posters. Air defense artillery Ball scheduled for april 29 Darmstadt West Germany the 32nd army air defense come will Host the 1989 air defense artillery Ball at the Patrick Henry Village officers and civilians club april 29 in Heidelberg West Germany. All air defense artillery officers air defense warrant officers and air defense unit command sergeants major in Europe arc invited. Cost is 125 per person. Attire for the event is army dress mess Blue or while uniform. Tuxedos or formal dress arc required for civilians attending the event. For More information Contact capt Stephen conic ets 348-7304. Hungarians reportedly duplicate fusion Experiment Budapest. Hungary a two hungarian physicists successfully reply Cal cd b recent Experiment by a British and a . Scientist to produce con trolled nuclear fusion the official Mai news Agency said monday. Gyula Csikai and Tibor Szla Licskai of the experimental physics department of Lajos Kossuth University in Debrecen succeeded in reproducing the sensational Fleischmann Pons fusion Ai room tempera Ture Al Dawn on March 30," the report said. Martin Fleischmann of Southampton University in England and b. Stanley Pons chairman of the University of Utah s chemistry department claimed a breakthrough in nuclear fusion on March 24 and predicted the development could Lead to technology capable of driving electrical generators. Other nuclear scientists said the Experiment would have to be duplicated independently before the findings of Pons and Fleischmann could be accepted. Nuclear fusion the Power that fuels the Sun. Is regarded As science s next great Yon our in developing new sources of Energy,.bul in has generally been considered years. Away from commercial exploitation h Dif fers from conventional processes in that it fuses atoms rather than splits them and generates Little radioactive  said Csikai and so Taricska produced an electrolysis in heavy water be tween Platinum and palladium electrodes and were Able to Register nuclear fusion by ecu Loti counters. This result was reinforced by subsequent control tests Mai said Istvan Palfy the Rector of Kossuth University and head of its physics department confirmed to the associated press that the hungarian Experiment had taken place. Csikai told Mai that his team has con ducted years of research into nuclear fusion and thus had a the necessary instruments at their disposal to reproduce the Experiment of the , and British scientists Mai  reproduction of the Experiment can be of vital importance for the future Energy Supply of Mankind Mai said. If the process can be reproduced in practical circumstances then already minute amounts of water available in unlimited Supply can be used to release Gigantic  the Agency said the department plans further experiments to  exact mechanism of the process taking place in palladium which May finally make the practical application of nuclear fusion