European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 20, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes wednesday. September 20,1989 Charity drive to begin late again b pm Owen Stuttgart West a ctn a through Good years and bad. High Exchange  the Over seas combined Federal Campaign has atom Blanc enduring characteristic it s always late. This year is no exception. The six week overseas Campaign is scheduled for oct. 23, although officials administering the Federal government s annual Chanty fund raising drive had planned for it to Start last Fri Day. They Hope to offset the delay with a new publicity Effort through department of defense dependents schools. The Campaign s troubles began last Spring when coun challenges from organizations left off the list of potential beneficiaries caused delays said a Mcswai i age who serves As a Campaign coordinate group member in the . European come. Of then. Constance Newman the  of the office of personnel manag Enciu diced cd to review the process of selecting organizations eligible to receive Csc donations Page saw As a result overseas Campaign officials did t get the information they needed to print their Campaign pamphlets until late summer and the pamphlets could t be distributed until this month. ,.yv the european come Campaign coordinator. Air Force it. Col. Donald r. Clark said the Kil. The donation form does t avow donors to  of other Agonci past write in contributions  and Jurist alive Lime to process he said. Campaign organizer Kermit Ellis chairman of National voluntary organizations Campaign commit tee said Newman s review added 33 agencies to the overseas list. Of those 18 had been originally turned Down because of incomplete data on their applications. Some of the problems were caused by what you might Call bureaucratic thinking Page said. The other 15 agencies spent More than a Quarter of their income on overhead and fund raising last year  normally would disqualify them. But Ellis said one agencies got on the list after showing that construction projects or other one time costs caused the High level of spending and that it would subside in the la Ture. Despite a late Start the fall 1988 Campaign raised $6.95 million in donation pledges in Europe the Sec Ond highest total in the Campaign s 23-year history Over  red Cross spokeswoman Joanne Jones said Campaign organizers Are counting on help fro military schools to make the Campaign As successful this year. Several schools have agreed to have their third graders make a big noise All Over Europe by banging drunks. Pic tins or other noise yielding objects in school blow Iblis at 10 . Oct. 23 to Mark the first Day of the Raffill i Luther school projects also Are planned to Call . I think we re got top make it a lot More visible this year. By doing fun Tang Sand involving kids Jones said. I think that s been  past. We just Haven t made it visible  news updates rare we Ife Dies Vallejo California a the second o two rare beaked whales that Blach cd themselves died Early my Day after a record 25 Days in Cir i Ivity officials at Marine world Africa Usa said. Hundreds of volunteers had helped care for the Young Marine mammals which had never before survived in Captivity. The whale that died monday Alexander was found aug. 24 on Ocean Beach in san Francisco with a second beaked whale that was named Nicholas. Alexander had been suffering from pneumonia. Attorney jailed los Angeles a an at Torney who has been absent from the night stalker murder trial of Richard Ramirez has been jailed for failing to pay a $100 Fine for contempt of court. Hernandez stooped representing Ramirez soon after a preliminary hearing. Superior court judge Michael Tynan perturbed by his absence at first ordered him Back to court but later agreed to a daily Telephone Call from the attorney to Sec if he was needed. When Hernandez failed to make the Calls he was fined $100, to Nan s clerk said. Tynan has since imposed a $2,400 Fine based on a scale for each Day Hernandez failed to Call. Ramirez 29, is charged wit being the Devil worshipping killer who invaded California Homes during a 1985 rampage that killed 13 people. Civilian military spouses should at Chance of Obs Pentagon ays by deed fek Arrington  Bureau Ramstein a West Germany in a move supported the military serv ices the Pentagon la sucking to give the spouses of civilian workers the right to equal Opportunity in competing for jobs with military family members. We have in fact a Rcd this is Nec Essary and needs to be done said fran Cipolla the acting Deputy Tottoc assist ant Secretary of defense for civilian per Sal and moved it on. We re push rigid. Civil service registers. At overseas installations military and civilian spouses received equal priority in hiring under regulations passed by the services in the 1970s. But As a result of the 1987 Law spouses of civilians As signed overseas face severely limited employment opportunities said Dick Nich Olson the civilian personnel adviser for the . European come which has its Headquarters in Stuttgart West Ger imperative that Congress Amend the Cir  although  that he has no statistics of support his theory Nich Olson said Etc expects the employment situation for civilian spouses has a Tong term negative effect on recruiting civil ians from the United states. Lit Nolson said that there May be meets of resistance to the proposed and mint and that no sponsor has pc can found for the legislation. The one thing 1 Hope we Don t Germany. Civilian spouses cannot be hire for most openings  offices.? the .  exhausted the Field of Mizilar into is hiring Ella made the comment Friday spouse applicants. Cipolla said in an interview alter Nis during Talmo the int Msal pcs we Don t think that was the Intel of Ramstein address we T Tafford to incl management association St the Law to freeze civilian spouses 361 of have a situation where one segment of Ramstein employment Nicholson told the stars our work Force feels that it is different a 1987 Law that gave military spouses and stripes in a Telephone if Curview a mint hiring preference was aimed primarily at the problem we have is it unequal we Don t want to have morale prob a Layment problems in the Una cd Ause we arc Lall literally a the same ices generating from this so a Jerez to my states where local hire positions at Mill Bodrov Crescas. The Only Gaffe in town is tary bases usually were filled through government employ men of we feel its if. To see if we can get it fixed and keep it from coming to  Frankfurt boo Cher of tighten Security by de Reavis staff writer officials will step up Security at next month s Frankfurt Book fair because of the iranian death sentence issued against author Salman Rushdie. The extra Security will include More intensive searches of people and bags at the Entrance Gates a spokesman for the West German booksellers association said. Rhein a lieutenant Dies of go Rhein Mars a an c 435th Security p died tuesday of head a base so first it. Lori ins recreation Security police National Airport at the clinic Thi facility. Hogan a Nat is survived by h the death is shot wound a West Germany incr assigned to thrice so at Rhein main gunshot wound to the Man , 27, was found Rea on the base by a tool about 5 30 ., the late Alayiah Ruhollah Khomeini issued the Dewith decree feb. 14 against the author end those who published the Book. The iranian Leader who died june 3, said the Book  islam. The spokesman said the Book which was released in september 1988, Proba Bly will not be displayed the fair be Quiec of bus Ness reasons. A  uni us i of the Book fair is a place for publish the measures Are being taken in Light cars to sell foreign rights to books. Rush of the bombing of a Penguin books outlet die s Book has been sold everywhere Soin England. And the still effective a Cash there s no need for it to be on exp Zibit penalty the spokesman said on monday. A bomb exploded sept. 13 outside a Penguin Viking store in York England about 210 Miles North of London. No one was injured. J three other bombs were feb and outside Penguin Viking stores in outer cities. Rushdie went into hid Jig shortly after Mere s u i ictus ii n in we a Vii i although i can t exclude that some pub Lishers  u a spokeswoman for Rushdie s pub Lisher. Viking was Uncertain whether the Book was on display at last year s fair. The German version is scheduled to appear this Winter. The publisher will be the collective name article 19," which refers to an article in the . Charter that Calls for the free distribution of ideas and opinions. The name article 19 stands for the financial backing of 30 West German publishers and numerous private organizations and private persons to diffuse any possible target of retribution the spokesman said. Proceeds from the sales arc to go to imprisoned authors. The fair will be held from oct. 11 to 15. This year s fair will again set a record for participants the spokesman said. Total of 5,578 publishers from 95 coun tries will take part a 3 percent increase from last year s fair. The theme for the 41st edition of the fair is France. The fair will be open daily for the Trade including booksellers librarian Sand authors from 9 . To 6 . The Public will be allowed to attend on Fri Day saturday and sunday. 3 soldiers get jail terms for rape Ponc Ursoi Auu i  . And rushed to Ell lie at. Frankfurt s inter maj. Steve Knechtel she was Pron unwed dead by doctors., _.,_oses manned medical of Middletown n.y., parents. Inc Acain � no investigated by air Force authorities. Other details were not immediately available. Darmstadt West Germany is three 1 a fair defense signal in sol Diers have by fun sentenced to jail terms in connection with the rape of a female sol Dier in tar rocks a Community spokes Man said tuesday. The soldiers were tried and convicted Imparate general courts martial for the May 26 assault in a Barracks room on Cambrai Fritsch Cavern Joe Hilt said. Spec. Carlos d. Webb 19, was convicted sept. 13 of rape indecent acts and unlawful entry. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison ordered to forfeit All pay and allowances and reduced to the Low est Grade. Webb also was Given a dishonourable discharge Hitt said. Spec. Jan l. Harris 26. Was convicted sept. 9 of rape larceny and unlawful entry and sentenced to seven years in confinement. The Soldier also was ordered to forfeit All pay and allowances was reduced to the lowest Grade and Dis honorable discharged. Spec. Scott a. Howard 21, convicted aug. 31 of unlawful entry and dereliction of duty was sentenced to six months confinement and reduced to the lowest Grade. Howard was also ordered to forfeit $460 per month for six months Hitt said