European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 06, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes saturday january 6, 1990 stateside 1 killed As transport plane flies through paratroopers fort Bragg . A a military transport plane new through a group of descending paratroopers killing a Soldier and injuring another the Arr said. The soldiers were jumping from three air Force c 141 Star lifters from Mcguire fab. . When one of the planes flew through the formation said capt. Lewis Boone. A fort Bragg spokesman. The Accident is under investigation by the army and air Force. Coonc said. Killed was i pc. Edward l. Suits or. 20. Of Clinton. . The name and condition of the injured Man were nol disclosed. Bush daughter s husband guilty of Drunken driving Framingham. Mass. A the estranged bus Hail of president Bush s daughter was found guilty thursday of Drunken driving fined si.285 and prohibited from driving in Massachusetts Lor one year a court clerk  a pretrial conference in Framingham District court. William h.  changed his plea from in Nocent to guilty of operating under the influence of alcohol court clerk Anthony Colonna said. A charge of Possession of marijuana was continued without a finding until july 3. 1990. Colonna said. . .12. Of Cape Eli Abath Maine was stopped b police nov. 10. 1989, when a pickup he was driving i Maynard was reported weaving court records showed. Leblond. A contractor is separated from his wife. Dorothy Bush . They have two children. Baby drowns after falling into a toilet at Home Lewis . A a 10-Monih-old Gill Acci dentally fell into a toilet and drowned while her Mother washed dishes in the Kitchen of their Home state police said  Mother thought the Bab. Stephanie Ann Lewis was playing with her 3-year-old brother according to state police at Westport. Authorities said the baby was left alone for a matter of minutes. The woman noticed the baby was missing and found her face Down in the toilet police said. The Mother tried to revive the baby who was rushed by ambulance to an area Hospital and pronounced dead at 2 30 . Wednesday. Police declined to identify the Mother because she was not charged. Salmonella poisoning took Sharp jump in 89 at Lanta a Salmonella poisoning on the Rise in the late 1980s, struck More than 1,600 people and killed 13 last ear Federal health officials reported thursday. A total of 1.628 cases of Salmonella cute Ritin. Including the 13 fatalities were reported through october in 49 Sepa rate outbreaks the National Center for disease c control said. That s up significantly from 19 outbreaks. 60s cases and one death in 1985, the cd said. Contaminated food was implicated in 64 percent of the 1989 outbreaks and 73 percent of the food cases involved eggs. The cd noted that Salmonella reporting has in creased dramatically in new England and the mid at lactic Stales since 1979. In regions where egg associated salmonellosis has been identified the Public should be advised nol to eat raw or undercooked  the Atlanta based cd said in its weekly report. Jobless rate held steady at 5.3% in december Asikin i l. T he average jobless rate for the year also stood at5.3 percent the department s a Luacau of labor Statis tics said. The number of unemployed stood at 6.7 million during december. The jobless rate for adult men total de 46 percent adult women 4.8 percent teen agers 15.2 percent Whites. 4.6 percent Blacks 11.8 percent and this panties. K.5 percent. I he department said these categories showed Little or no change during the month and held steady for the year. Non farm employment increased by 140.000 jobs during december Tii 109.5 million workers but the department said 55.000 of these jobs represented a return of communications workers who had been on  of the employment growth was in service re lated jobs. Employment in construction and manufacturing continued to slide dining december the depart ment said. A total of 85.000 jobs were added in service related businesses with most of the increase in the health services Industry.  in the transportation and utilities industries increased by 75.000 during the month. Employment gains also were posted in the wholesale Trade and finance insurance and real estate industries. The department noted a less than usual increase unemployment in general merchandise stores during the month. Construction employment fell by 40.000 in Decem Ber largely because of harsh weather during the month that curtailed work activity the department said. Manufacturing employment continued its Down Ward trend falling by 25.000 in december to 19.5 million jobs. Since March factory jobs have declined by 195,000. The department said. Employment declines were posted in the electrical equipment Industry but the Auto Industry remained stable. The average workweek for non farm production and non supervisory employees declined by  of an hour to 34.5 hours in december. The factory workweek and overtime Levels were unchanged at 40.7 hours and 3.7 hours respectively the department said. Making a run for it skiers silhouetted atop new Hampshire s c Rotch cd Mountain set off on their last runs of the Day and none too soon riven the looks of the storm Clouds that Are rail line in. The ski area is located at Benn Inkton. Royko s cheese Heads May get their whey Appleton. Wis. A Mike Royko says people in the Fox Valley Are  but the Region s officials believe the newspaper columnist has been outfoxed. The cast Central Wisconsin area is Busy trying to lure chicag9 businesses and local officials say a series of insults by Royko Only helps their cause. Greg hum vice president of economic development for the Fox cities Cham Ber of Commerce said Royko s column introduced millions of readers to Fox Valley and let them know we arc among the safest communities in the  in its promotional Effort the Region com pares itself with Chicago. One postcard shows a Chalk outline on a sidewalk depicting a Chicago murder victim com pared with a Chalk outline of a hopscotch game in the tranquil Fox Valley towns. The implication brought a stinging at tack from Royko in his column in wednesday s Chicago Tribune. Most of the Check Heads Are Fine Citi Zens Content to chomp on a bratwurst burp yank on the underside of a cow and Wear Long red underwear to formal social events the pulitzer prize win Ning columnist wrote. There s nothing wrong with Long red underwear but up there they Wear it As an outer  Rojko wrote that people in fond do Lac. A Community in the Fox Valley appear so tranquil that their eyes Are glazed their jaws hang Slickly and a few  Fox Valley marketing inc., a business development group sent a series of Post cards to about 500 paper related Busi Nesses in the Chicago area. Aboul a dozen businesses have made inquiries. The cards maintained that Fox Valley has Many advantages Over Chicago fas Ter moving traffic a More productive work Force cheaper Energy safer streets better Industrial Sites and More affordable housing. Royko a Sharp tongued defender of Chicago did t like the postcards but he gingerly confessed it was silly to gel angry. Like it or not crime has a role in our history. Countless movies and to drama have been made about Chicago s gangsters. That s All part of our image. And while we might not be Happy with it when was the last time you saw a hit movie about a Wisconsin Farmer kissing his cow he asked