European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 16, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday september 16,1989 Wall Street scandal new York a or excl Bur Nham Lambert inc. Closed a chapter in the Wall Street corruption crack Down monday pleading guilty to six felonies and beginning the payment of More than $650 million As punishment for unprecedented violations of securities Laws. The plea followed months of Legal wrangling Over charges based largely on information from Ivan Brocsky the imprisoned Speculator whose revelations about systematic lawbreaking have stunned the financial world since his arrest nearly three years  lawyer for the new York in vestment firm which grew from a secondary brokerage to a major financial powerhouse in the 1980s, entered the guilty plea before . District judge Kimba m. Wood. Strikers taken away Boston a striking Tele phone workers were removed by Security officers after they booed and heckled Paul c. O Brien president of new England telephoneco., during a commencement address  100 members of the two striking unions the communication workers of America and the inter National brotherhood of electrical workers were escorted out of the graduation ceremony at the went Worth Institute of technology said Myles Calvy business agent of Bew local 2222 in Quincy. Police spokeswoman Jill Reilly said the protesters were cooperative and there were no arrests. About 62,000 Telephone workers in new York and new England have been on strike since aug. 6, when their contract with Rynex the corporate Parent of new eng land Telephone expired. U.5 a Viets ironing out details of Chemi Bolaris Taaje Effiene weapons ar8-Tored, . Offi Jam said Washington a barring a Lam min ulc hitch the United states and the soviet Union will announce next week a landmark agreement to disclose their stockpiles of chemical weapons an permit inspection of their production a Chov. Canc Saay. A Secretary of  a. Baker Iii arms control moves on condition that and soviet for grf mini Stan Duard a. Icy nol be identified said final details  suld sign the Agre Walat first Musl be ironed Oul by . And so r ihcirsrpt22-23 meeting in Jackson Hoter Aie experts. Wilities of vials say. Wyke while making preparations fora Suh Varc to meet Here monday and the emerging Accord extends the Prin per Power Summit the officials said. Tuesdayilw4_to iry to Del Ermine exactly Ciple of verification established in. A 1987 president Bush will see Shevardnadze in Washington on sept. 21, while House press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater said. He said it was Uncertain whether the Baker Shevardnadze meeting would pro Duce a Date for a Summit Between Bush and soviet president Mikhail Gorba Cpl  treaty to  nuclear missiles with a Range of 300 Miles to 3,400 Miles. But  states must first gain the Soop ration of West Germany on whose territory some . Chemical How much Ratfor nation is to be exchanged under the agreement. The other key provision Calls for Short notice inspection of each other s stockpiles and plants. It is designed As a Model for an International treaty now under negotiation by 40 nations in Geneva. Of officer convicted on drug sex charges Bidav Odiehl  Raf  a 26-year-old graduate of the air 1 Academy who used marijuana disc no Utcy cocaine and had sex with two enlisted co workers has been sentenced to 18 months in jail and dismissed from the service. First it. Joanne Parrillo a 1985 Grad uate of the air Force Academy in Colo Rado Spring colo., had been assigned to the 1979th com Esq. Air Force investigators on april 30 caught Parrillo leaving the base Post of two enlisted men distributing and Solic iting the use of cocaine using marijuana and making a false statement. Mahony also found Parrillo guilty of one specification of making a false offi Cial statement because she had signed a Parrillo a Pittsburgh. Pa., native was Stuj print saying she had never smoked i. Or Juanjuan Ijuana. The investigation into Parrillo s activities stemmed from a complaint filed cheerleader and president of nor High with the inspector general by another Schoolsky club. She pleaded not guilty to member of the unit. The complaint Al. All of thex charges which could have leg cd Thi the base s Deputy chief of air traffic col tool operations. In court she Lold tic Jet tic she had been a girl scout a Tali i i a charges fisc brought a a Una sent cum sentence of 37 years property sales Raf Molesworth England the base defense a utilization and marketing office will hold an auction sept. 28 at the Village Hall in the town of old Weston Northeast of the base. Items for Sale will include audio equipment bikes household goods electrical components and vehicles. Custom ers Are invited to inspect the goods Start ing sept. 25, from 8 . Until noon and from 1 . To 3 . Bidder registration will begin at 8 . And the auction starts at 10 . The event is open to the Public but Only Dol Lars will be accepted. For More information Call Auto on 223-1110 or British civilian 480-43-2117. Of officer s daughter Dies of pneumonia Lan Stuhl West Germany the 3vi-Monlh-old daughter of an air Force officer died tuesday of bacterial pneumonia a Kaiser lantern military Community spokeswoman said. Kristen Appolo was found not breath ing in her family s veg Chweh housing apartment. She was take in by ambulance to the army medical Celter at lands Uhl and pronounced dead Tore Al noon air Force sol. Gina Kraii Zinaid thursday. She was the Daughl Elof 2nd it. And mrs. Michael Appolo. He is assigned to the 1856th comm group at ram Stem a. Outi in jail. At Theys Urt maximal sgt. Todd  and senior airman Charles s. Weaver both of whom worked for Par. Rillo testified that they had had sex with ice after she had deposited cocaine  or according to court records Parrill sgt. Charles v. Anderson s on base Marl had a sexual relationship with Tourbin Box said maj. Bob Blevins the Pios Cut ing attorney in the Case. � a few Days earlier agents from the air Force office of special investigations had asked Anderson who was cooperating with investigators to have Parrillo make the delivery so they could catch her he said she was found guilty of four charges by a military judge after a three Day Gen eral court martial that ended wednes Day. The charges were conduct Unbe legs that Parrillo had shown favouritism in nominating Weaver for an award. During sentencing arguments the assistant prosecuting attorney Cape. Gregga. Schoche Maier asked Mahoney to give Parrillo the daughter of a former Navy officer a three to five year prison sentence. But in his closing argument Sarrido Between april and june 1988, and with defense counsel capt. Bruce Smith said Weaver Between March and May 1989.\ Parrillo had been thoroughly and utter Anderson an orderly room clerk Wilh\., by disgraced at the end of her court mar Ine 1979th, testified that he used Mari Ual. He said she had fallen from Grace Juana with Parrillo in 1987 and that he if Tver to return and asked that Paullo coming an officer for having sex with had been solicited by the officer to use cocaine Between january and april 1988. He also said in court that he had had sex with Paullo during a Long term affair that started when Parrillo arrived at Lakenheath in november 1986, Blevins said. The military judge col. J. Jeremiah receive a sentence no longer than nine months Parrili who was also ordered to give up $2.000 Ike rom i for 18 months i being held inns Raf Lakenheath confinement facility fore being transferred to fort lcavcnwormkan., to serve her sentence. Soviets unearthing Stalin s killing Fields correction the tour list on fee 21 of Friday s stripes Magazine conjoined an incorrect Telephone number for Egypt Reise service. The Correct numb is 069-676353. Moscow api near the ural mountains cily of Chelyabinsk skulls pierced by Bullet holes were found where Gold was once mined. In Kol Pashco a siberian Village on the of River excavations released a Stream of mummified corpses to float Down the River. In the ukrainian City of poltava dig Gers at a Sand Quarry uncovered a series of trenches full of Bones the remains of an estimated 5,000 people. This is a country built on Bones says Oleg Gologanov a member of a group called memorial which is dedicated to the memory of victims who died during Josef Stalin s regime. The Bones have lain undisturbed for dec Ades while the soviet government refused to acknowledge the estimated 20 million victims of Stalin s bloody reign of terror. Now they Are coming Back to haul the country. About once a month for the past year the official press has reported the unearthing of another mass grave As the soviet Union reveals the horror of ils past. On tuesday soviet television carried another report this one Aboul the reburial of 350 skeletons found on a Mountain near Chelyabinsk. A correspondent said innocent men women old people and even children possibly As Many As 300,000 were loaded onto trucks and shot at  memorial group found the re Mains buried in a former Gold mine where authorities had wanted to build houses. But officials plan to turn the area into a memorial television reported a reburial ceremony is also planned saturday for the remains of 540 of Sla Lin s victims found at a garbage dump inthe ukrainian Coal Center of Donetsk. Gologanov coordinates memorial s efforts to track Down the mass Graves. The National group is lobbying to Clear the names of Stalin s enemies of inc peo ple As Well As help their families and those who survived years in labor Camps. He believes there could be As Many As 100,000 unmarked mass Graves left As a legacy from inc purges repression and labor Camps directed by Stalin from the late 1920s until his death in 1953. Press coverage of the Graves began last year when a killing Field was found in the Kuropata Forest of byelorussian. It Esca lated Wilh a similar discovery in Bykov nya in inc Ukraine. Memorial has been receiving a Slady Stream of letters revealing other Sites and Gologanov said he sometimes wondered what the goal was in digging them  Gologanov then answered his own question to make sure people know All the evil of the stalinist years. He said believed there was a need to restore re Spect to the  re walking and they re lying there under you and not a single person knows about their Fate he said. Gologanov said he believes the killing Fields also make a forceful statement about the country s communist rulers. The people in the government Are the same now As they were then he said. People can t help but see  last month the party s policy making Central committee ordered local govern Menis to do Alt icy could to redress Sta Lin Era wrongs including cooperating with groups like memorial. Mass burial places should be recognized As official cemeteries inc decree said and organs of the police and the Kab should be More involved in this  Bui Gologanov said revealing and marking inc old Graves remains fraught Wilh conflicts. The a kid the Kab s predecessor carried Oul Many of the killings. However the Kab often does not open its files to help find Graves and identify victims. Pkg officials say their archives Are in such Tern blk shape that they Aren l Worth examining. Even after the grave Sites were identified some local authorities insisted on using the land for new housing garages or other projects. In Donetsk the local government reluctant to change its plans turned the killing Field Over to developers the youth newspaper Komsomol Skaya pravda re ported wednesday. But the authorities finally agreed to turn the site into a me Morial Park. In poltava the grave site is now a dump. An unsigned letter sent to memorial from poltava described How a Man unearthed the trenches of corpses at a Sand Quarry in 1968 and was ordered by authorities to cover them up. Once a year since then i be visited that area since i supposed that my father was resting there too he wrote. He was posthumously rehabilitated in 1959."