European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 29, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Pag9.�8\ the stars and stripes saturday. April 29,1389 Bush Quayle discuss transition of Power by the in Shirlon past. Washington in what is believed 10 have been an unprecedented session. President and Barbara hush met last week with vice president Dan and Marilyn Quayle in the Oval office to determine he circumstances under which Quayle would take Over As acting president if hush became disabled n senior White House official said thursday. The late morning meeting april 18,which included while House physician Burton Lee ii and White House counsel c. Hoyden Gray was not announced on the president s Public schedule. The meeting was left private to avoid a pub Lic reminder of democratic charge Dur ing the Campaign thai Quayle lacked the necessary experience to become presi Dent a source said. Quayle remained silent during most of the discussion the source said while Barbara Bush. Marilyn Quayle and the president questioned while House staff members. The White House had been strongly urged to Convene the meeting by presidential scholars who cited the chaos that followed the attempted assassination of then president Reagan less than three months after his inauguration. Confusion within Reagan s Cabinet in the Uncertain hours following the shoot ing led among other things to then Secretary of state Alexander m. Haig or s informing the nation that he was in charge. The scholars also cited the Case of Wood Row Wilson who remained in the presidency for More than a year despite suffering a paralytic stroke that left him unable to carry but his duties. In their meeting the Bushes and the Quayle determined thai the 25th amendment which allows Quayle Totake Over As acting president would be invoked in certain defined circus lances and not in others the White House offi Cial said. The purpose of the meeting was to clarify such circumstances Early so that questions would not be raised later the official said. Details of what was decided. Could not be determined thursday. Stephen Hart Deputy press Secretary. Said the White House had no comment. The 25th amendment allows the vice president to take Over when the president sends a written declaration to congressional leaders that he is unable to Dis charge the Powers arid duties of his of fice. The vice president also May become acting president under the 1967 Amend ment when he and a majority of the Cabinet declare that the president is disabled. These provisions have not been officially invoked although Reagan handed Over Power o then vice president Bush when he underwent surgery for Colon cancer on july 13, 1985. At the time Reagan said that he was nol invoking the 2sth amendment because he did not think in was intended for such situations. A. Lotto has 14 winning tickets to and called key in a to. Election from a Wimdham la share of it said a. A fourteen winning tickets Wafic picked in the stale s record is 15 million lottery Jack pal a computer analysis showed thursday and two were claimed by a group of Ohio Factor v.orkc7id a Pennsylvania family. The big Jackpot Wassgr talc at $115,578,980.14. About 30 minutes after i4qj Ohio Brykk factory arrived to i Jim Scroggins. Lottery executive dire people from Washington. Pa., Anotn so Windsor no. Also claimed to hold winning no Larrive at lottery Headquarters thursday. I could t believe is. I still Don said Brick or Hutch shavers. 38, Ofarren. Ohio so arming to claim a winning Luket were Alv Rio Handel 6s. Of Portage her son. Jim. 39, of Rummer Hill and her do uglier Nancy Williams. 3s. Of fort Montgomery. N y. Jef mrs. Williams said she got num Betrain a computerised Palm it adar at an open air a Iii when she and were vac aligning in mid Manh in the Lia Hajnas Williarm is a Library technician at the . Military Academy at Jim Handel is it Coal Miner and mrs. Hiu Del is a retired House keeper Scroggins said lottery officials would riot be Able to conf Tel the winning tickets until a second computer analysis is completed Els will be$8.2 Millio Scroggins said each of the 14 Jackpot j Worth $317,524.67 a year or More t1 paid out Over 26 years. The workers from the Harbison Walker Brick factory arrived at the lottery s Headquarters in Middle town outside Harrisburg in a four vehicle caravan setting. Off a wild dash by reporters and photographers As lot Ter officials Tri Etho Herd the potential winners into the office by Jamck door. The woofers said that they had bout thu $ 140 a orthotic ets. Kachoff them comr Fulcd so. Scroggins said that in May take until Early nest week isto validate the ticket presented by the workers in part because they do not Hiiva c a signed Legal agreement among themselves on How to Weir share of the prize will " . Vaj Kington located in Weimern Pennsylvania. De trap it no or said his Mere. Sylvia Ann Trapeur a no .14, a steading 10 loiter Headquarters with what she b believes i i winning ticket from wednesday s drawing / Job. In East Windsor?.1., Jay Rosen showed a reporter from nest Jersey network wows a ticket that matched seven of the winning Nummi drawn. Rosen said he. Owns his and a sister. Eleven super"7 numbers were drawn with Winner required to have seven of them. The numbers were d6 16-24 34-35 37-40 41-45-60-71 by the Washington Post Cheyenne Typ republicans contended Fri Day that the combination of High technology campaigning and a controversy Over a. Negative television and portraying their candidate As soft on crime killed the chances of Democrat John Vinich winning a Spe Cial congressional election in Wyoming. The Victory of Republican Craig Thomas was of critical importance to the gop after its losses in the first two special congressional elections held since president Unish was inaugurated including one in the Indiana District once represented by vice president Dan returns from wednesday s balloting in Wyoming for the seat recently vacated by Dick Cheney to become Secre tary of defense Thomas beat Vinich by 52 to 43 percent with the remainder going to two minor candidates. The nightly poll tracking was Light said John Buck icy spokesman for the National Republican congressional committee until the controversy Over the television and began and Vinich who had Buill up a Targ Reservoir of Public sympathy refused to take it off the air the numbers just broke Frani there Buckley said. Other gop sources noted that the Thomas Campaign also invested huge sums not Only in television but in 14 Sepa rate mailings and in Calls to voters. Cases from Page 1 the conviction of the Morti Oniss. Heinz said it had received an extortion demand it refused to Dis close. It issued a statement thursday saying in had no paid any Money and never would. Police said Onia. To of Hie reported cases were definitely Imu d 10 the acini threat. Cow and gail1, owned by Ulricia of la enc i lands said Mirhad not received a demand several newspapers including the daily icky Rupli id the times of Lon Don said the ektor Maniss had i Mandod si.7 million the times said hem was the target the Telegraph said both hem and co and Gate were the targets. The Telegraph said police believe a gang that extorted s8s.qoo from a Large supermarket Chain this Jear by threaten ing to Poison food on its seches turned us attention lust month to hem and cow and Gate suspected baby food contamination cases were reported in Northern Ireland and across the Border in the Republic of Ireland As cd a in Buntain itself. Mothers reported finding Glais shards pins Needles broken razor wades stones and caustic baby soda in jars and cans of baby food and in one Case in powdered milk. A Cine and cow and Gale have not pulled their baby food off supermarket shelves. In stores where contaminated jars and cons have been found All Stock has been replaced. R a -. Is ffssas1 Pis noise from the air Force s of ills us Luke nut ath Lime Tud to comic Satton payment by the British by verment. Britain from Page 1higher than 83 decibels.1 All Homes in the villages of Beck. Row and Holywell Row and some in Mildenhall near the.kc-135s of the513th-airborne come and control Wing at Raf Mildenhall will be included in the latest plan. Preen said. Another 4,000 Homes in Brandon and Lakeah Cash hardest h t by noise from the a Iii tac fighter Wing s Al its at rat Lakenheath included. Similar noise studies have. Been marked or Are being planned at Raf Fairford Benl Walers and , preen said at Raf upper Heyford Jet noise fron Al 1 is led residents to Campaignio have the runway realigned. The ministry considered the proposal but Lam week said the too much. So far the government has paid about j1.7. Million to homeowners near that base. Tupps said residents living around Rah Alconbury near Cambridge also were offered Money for noise from the Rf-4s stationed there. He said the approval for the Grants came through about six months after the noisy. Phan Toms were replaced by much quieter a Iosi however the will be Given he said. " Topp said All homeowners included in the newest payment program will be notified by mail. Military housing areas arc not included in the program. Preen said Al though service members who. Own. Houses in the affected areas Are eligible " for the Grants. -. "
