European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 28, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 2 property sales the stars and stripes wednesday february 28,1990 Wiesbaden. West Germany the defense re utilization and marketing office will be Host to several property sates and auction during the nod two weeks. An auction will begin at 9 . Thursday in building 946 on John son Barracks in of Forth. Bidder registration begins at 8 . Items Tor Sale include military clothing hand tools musical instruments stereos and televisions. The Public is invited to participate and both dollars and Marks will be accepted. All sales Are final and customers have eight working Days to remove property. Further information is available at ets 460-7039 or civilian 0911 -713935. The Hanau office will conduct a retail Sale from 11 . To i  in building 636 on the Gross Auh Cim training site. Mer Chandise includes wooden Furni Ture dishes televisions toys and hand tools. Only . Identification card holders May attend this Sale. Transactions must be in dollars. All sales arc final and property must be removed the Day of the Sale. Additional information is available by calling ets 322-8281or civilian 06181-55614. The Public is invited to attend a property Sale from 9 . To . March 9 at the Friedrich eld quartermaster Center in sicken him. Items for Sale include Type writers electronic equipment and household furniture. Dollars landmarks will be accepted and All sales arc final. Purchases must be removed the Day of the Sale. Information is available from ets 380-6022 or civilian 0621 -473231. The Public is invited to an auction in building 42 on the Mainz Kastl storage station at 9 .march 9. Bidder registration starts at 8 . Merchandise includes cars Rucks electronic equipment woodworking equipment and excess Field gear. Customers May in Spect the properly tuesday through thursday from 8 . To noon and i . To 3 . In building 42. Both dollars and Marks will be accepted and All sales arc final. Items will be sold As is and customers have eight working Days to remove their purchases. Additional information is Avail Able by calling ets 334-2705 or civilian 06134-63713. Army takes Back All charges against teachers organization  writer the army has withdrawn its unfair labor practice charges against a Union that represents overseas teachers. The army Case against the overseas federation of teachers included allegations that the Union had encouraged its members to sue parents who had brought child abuse charges that officials could not substantiate. Maj. Gen. Lincoln Jones i ordered his staff in december to file the charges through the Federal labor relations authority. Jones commands Usa eur s Southern european task Force based in Vicenza Italy. The army s decision to withdraw All charges on Friday closed the Case said Dick Zaiger the authority attorney i Boston assigned to the Case. The army charged that the Union overstepped in authority by Alleg edly hiring civilian lawyers to defend its members in civil courts. The army accused the Union of advocating coun Ter suits by teachers four of whom Are suing parents of students who accused the teachers of abuse. Requested police reports from army officials then began harassing the army by filing unfair labor practice charges Over the alleged failure by the army to comply with the  failed to Register As an organization under italian civil Law and failed to pay italian taxes. The army withdrew that charge in Early february. A statement issued through Setas Public affairs office said the army s Over Riding consideration in dropping Al charges was a desire to promote a positive attitude of Community relations rather than an adversarial atmosphere that could develop if the matter was  Marie Sainz Funaro the Union s presi Dent said tuesday that her organization would Welcome a new horizon in relations with the army. The dispute began in october when the Union asked the military to turn Over details of army police investigations into alleged cases of child abuse by teachers. The army refused arguing that the Union s bargaining authority did not extend beyond officials of the department of defense dependents schools. The Union filed three unfair labor practice charges oct. 27 against the army for failing to provide More information about child abuse investigations handled by the army s office of special investigations. In december the army filed its pro test with the authority saying the Union was harassing army officials by filing the unfair labor practice allegations. The Union disputed the army s con Tention because it said it had with drawn them. In its statement the army said it denied the Union information under a fundamental disagreement about its obligations. Under the civil service Reform act which army officials interpreted to mean that they had no obligation to provide the Union with information. Army officials said that instead they forwarded the Union s requests for information to school officials in Madrid Spain but Sainz Funaro said the Union never received the information. The Union holds bargaining rights for teachers in the overseas school system s Mediterranean Region headquartered in Madrid. The Region includes schools in Turkey Greece Italy and Spain. The regional spokesman was unavailable for comment tuesday afternoon. Ernie Lehmann the Union executive director has denied that the organization represents members in lawsuits. He said the Union Only helps find lawyer for its members who desire to take parents to coun Over false accusations of child abuse. He said two Union members in Italy one in Turkey and one in Spain have filed suits against parents All of whom arc in the military. He said the teachers arc accusing the parents of slander libel and defamation of character. They Are seeking damages of up to $80,000. Bush unveils kid illustrated anti drug Book Washington a president Bush unveiled a Booklet monday with Crayon drawings by kids and tips for parents on How to persuade their children to steer Clear of drugs. Drug education must begin at  the president  52-Page Booklet growing up drug free a Parent s guide to Preven Tion is available free from the . Department of education by calling 1-800 624-0100 or in the Washington area 202-732-3627. Copies can also be obtained from the consumer information Center Pueblo colo., 8 009. This Little Book. Is going to do a lot of Good Bush predicted. Ten girls and boys who illustrated he pamphlet joined Bush on stage for the unveiling. He pressed Katie Bell whose Crayon drawing of a Happy family made the cover into service. You better come Here he said drawing the girl in a red dress and Blue Bow to Nis Side. Later he thrust a Booklet into her hands As a prop saying hold this for me would you if the other children Felt left out it was t for Long. As soon As Bush finished speaking he went through the Book Page by Page until he had identified each piece of Art with the artist. Bell and most of the other children were from Oakview elementary school in Fairfax county a. 9 remain hospitalized after bus crash Schwet Zingen civilian Dies of cancer at 58 Heidelberg. West Germany a longtime civilian employee died in the Heidelberg army Hospital saturday of cancer. C Arl Edwin Glenn budget analyst with the Community and family sup port Agency in Schwet Zingen. Was 58. The retired army staff sergeant from Blossom. Texas began his civilian careering military recreation services in 1969 in Munich. He transferred to Worms and eventually to Schwet Zingen in 1974. Cailenn is survived by his wife Mari Anne and two sons. Joseph Rudy Glenn of Chicago and Robert Glenn of Colorado Springs. Colo. Details about a memorial service were not available tuesday. Mexico Oil profits Rise Mexico City a Mexico earned $7,28 billion from crude Oil exports in 1989. A 24.3 percent increase from 1988. The state owned Oil monopoly pc mex has said. By the stars and stripes eight students and one adult remained hospitalized tuesday following sunday s bus crash near Ober Wcisel West Ger Many. The victims conditions ranged from serious to under continued Obser  their names were not released. Seven of the injured were being treated in three West German Hospital sin Koblenz and at an of Cresel Hospital. Two of the injured were being treated atthe army regional medical Center in Lan Stuhl. The chartered bus carrying 43 Ameri cans crashed through a Guardrail flew into the air and landed on its nose about 100 feet Down a Ravine about 5 35 .after going Down a Steep Hill with several hairpin turns. The crash injured at least 28 people 25 of whom required hospitalization. The passengers included 39 students and their teacher and Parent chaperone from bad or Cugnach Baum older Kai  Ramstein and Zweir Flucken. They were bound for a we Klong visual and performing arts workshop in Ober Wesco. Only 10 students went on to participate in the workshop. West German police in sir Mcm continued to investigate the Accident tues Day. Car Accident kills 59th Ord brigade no Mestek West Germany is a s9th Ord brigade Soldier died monday when his car veered into the path of an oncoming Van. The Accident that killed sgt. Jose e. Gil Perez could have been caused by Strong winds said sgt. 1st class Nancy Bouchard brigade spokeswoman. West German police Are investigating whether the winds could have pushed Gil Perez s Audi across the Center Lane As he drove cast on Highway b-72 near Emsick in Northern West Germany. No skid Marks were found and there was no evidence of alcohol use. But the police May never determine conclusively whether wind caused the crash Bou Chard said. Gil Perez 35, was declared dead at 12 40 . At the scene of the Accident. Seven West germans in the Van were hospitalized Bouchard said. Their conditions were not available tuesday. Gil Perez had been assigned since a gust 1988 to the 25th Field arty Del,552nd arty group in Barme about 25 Miles Southeast of Bremen. The artillery Man had been in the army since 1981. The Arecibo puerto Rico native is survived by his wife Maria two sons Jesus 13, and Jose 9 and two Daugh ters Jomary 6, and Eunice 7. The Date for a memorial service bad not been set tuesday. Cd 30 Crew chief 23, Dies of heart failure Raf Mildenhall England is a 23-year-old airman on temporary duty from the states died of heart failure while at work monday morning. Senior airman Ryan Murcur a c-l30 Crew chief was found by co workers out Side a hangar at 445 . He had apparently stepped outside for a break Accord ing to base spokesman capt. Scott Vadnais. Murer was taken to the Hospital at Raf Lakenheath where he was pronounced dead by an air Force doctor. The Valentine neb., native had arrived at Raf Mildenhall from Little Rock fab ark., on feb. I for a 65-Day temporary duty tour Vadnais said. Murer was a member of the 314th organizational Maint so. Plans for a memorial service were being made Vadnais said tuesday