European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 18, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday August 18, 1990 the stars and stripes a a a Page 713 arrested for breaking into computer farming Dale . Apr thirteen alleged computer hackers ranging in age from 14 to 32 were charged thursday with breaking into the computer at a University in Washington state and causing costly damage to the files. One of the suspects is a 14-year-old High school student from new York City according to senior investigator Donald Delaney of the new York state police. The student who police say used the name a Azo do when he signed onto the computer is charged with breaking into the computer at the City University of Bellevue in Washington in May by figuring out the toll free Telephone number that gave students and faculty legitimate Access to the system. A izod a who was not identified because he is a minor maintained control Over the system by setting up his own program where others could illegally enter the system by answering 11 questions he set up. More than 40 hackers across the country Are believed to have gained illegal Access to the system since May Delaney said. In addition to the arrests search warrants were executed at 17 locations on thursday where officers confiscated $50,000 Worth of computers and related equipment. Two of the 13 arrested were from Long Island and the rest were from the new York boroughs of Brooklyn Queens Manhattan and the Bronx. Farmingdale is on Long Island. The 13 were charged with computer Tarn paring computer trespass unauthorized use of a computer and theft of services. The juveniles will be charged with juvenile delinquency. The investigation began two months ago after a technician at the University noticed a error message flashing on the computer screen indicating someone had entered the system illegally. The suspects were traced through subpoenaed Telephone records.6 lawmen arrested in by. In Fri drug sting operation Lexington by. Apr the sheriffs of four counties in the Eastern Kentucky Hills and two other lawmen were arrested thursday on charges they took Money to provide Protection for drug traffickers passing cocaine through the state. The Fri set up the sting operation last year with two agents acting As Chicago businessmen interested in shipping cocaine. The sheriffs and two other officers were charged in a 42-count indictment that accused them of conspiracy drug distribution and protecting other drug traffickers. Forty Fri agents fanned out through the contiguous counties of Breathitt Lee Owsley and Volfe to make the arrests thursday. Detained were Lee county sheriff Johnny Mann 39 Breathitt county sheriff Dean Spencer 46 Wolfe county sheriff Lester Drake 51 and Owsley county sheriff Billy Mcintosh 57. Also arrested were Beattyville police chief Omer Noe and Wolfe county Deputy Wilson Stone. At a hearing before a Federal magistrate thursday five of the men were released on Bond. Mann was denied Bond after an undercover agent testified he had promised during the yearlong sting to kill anyone who set him up. It the sting was code named a walking  a movie a few years ago titled a walking tall related the exploits of a Rural sheriff who did not Cave in to corruption All around him. According to the indictment agents first met with Mann in Lee county who introduced them to the other local Law officers. From August 1989 to this month the agents made payments to the officers totalling More than $85,000. The Money was for protecting the agents fake cocaine and marijuana smuggling and distribution business from police detection and other interference the indictment said. A release said official vehicles of the sheriffs were used during the drug transactions. Fri agents were seen pulling a pile of $100 Bills from an Owsley county vehicle. Defalaise said the cocaine which totalled 112 kilograms or almost 250 pounds was never distributed for Sale to the Public. A a a map an unidentified Fri agent counts a pile of $100 Bills found in Owsley county sheriff Billy Mcintosh a car. The initial conspiracy and extortion counts carry a maximum penalty of 20 years imprisonment and a $250,000 Fine or both. The drug counts carry a minimum prison term of 10 years to life and a line of $4 million. A separate marijuana Sale charge against Mann carries a sentence of five years and a Fine of $250,000. Mann was named in 19 counts Drake 17, Mcintosh 14, Noe 13, Spencer 11 and Stone in nine. Woman who triggered resignation of archbishop says she married him Atlanta apr the woman whose intimate ties with former Atlanta archbishop Eugene Marino led to his resignation said thursday that she considers herself married to Marino. Vicki Long a attorney also accused the Church of trying to convince her that Marino is insane. Meanwhile Bishop James p. Lyke acting Atlanta archdiocese administrator denied Media reports that Marino attempted suicide last week. Atlanta television station Waga reported wednesday that Marino who Church officials said was admitted to a psychiatric Hospital last thursday had taken an overdose of sleeping pills and was under a suicide watch at St. Vincent a Hospital in Harrison . Marino 56, who resigned in july has not commented about the affair. In Long a first Public comments since news of her relationship with Marino two priests and a nun rocked the Catholic Church the former Lay minister said she considers herself married to Marino and that Church officials knew of the relationship from its inception. A archbishop Marino and i exchanged marriage vows in december 1988 and 1 have considered myself to be married to him since that time Quot she said Reading from a statement. The Rev. Michael Woods of Sandy Springs also resigned because of a a intimate ties to Long. Long also has filed a lawsuit against the Church claiming the Rev. Donal Keo Hane formerly of Columbus fathered her 4-year-old daughter. Blood tests proved he was not the father but the Church is paying child support. But two people who were close to Marino disputed Long a claims that she had spent a great Deal of time with the archbishop. Marinous Housemate for about a year until May the Rev. Don Kenny director of vocations for the archdiocese said he never saw Long in the House and said Marino stayed at the House virtually every night he was in town. Gerard o Connor Marinous administrative assistant and chauffeur said he doubted Marino could have spent much time with Long As of Connor frequently picked the archbishop up at his House Early in the morning and took him Home late at night. Vicki Din Forest Park Iii., decides that smiles Are passe Forest Park Iii. Apr the a Village with a smile in t anymore. Gone Are the yellow empty eyed Smiley faces that stared oncoming motorists in the face As they drove through this suburb West of Chicago. Some residents and City officials thought the Symbol of happiness a an image from the 1970s a was behind the times. A it was just a Little out of  said resident Donna Danielson. Quot sometimes people would make fun a like co workers. So she and her husband Dan uttered to redesign the milage s vehicle stickers and City limit signs. The new City symbols now a Leafy Branch with a Cardinal say anymore a hey done to worry said Danielson an advertisement perched on top. A you just can to about it a smile a designer in Chicago. Quot i think there is a lot More depth to Forest Park than a Smiley  Smiley faces also have been falling from fashion graces outside Forest Park. A Survey conducted last year by the Roper organization at 10 . College campuses found the a have a Nice Day face was a fashion no no. The loss of the smiles has been greeted with some frowns. Quot i just thought it was unique a said Edward Lambke. Who headed the Effort to adopt the Smiley face while serving As a Village commissioner. A a they be changed the Smiley. Never if 1 was there would that Ever happen. 1 thought it was Good for the town and i still  Lambke who coined Forest Park s nickname a a Village with a san la a has since retired from Village government but has left the vehicle stickers on his car. I he Smiley faces were painted on water towers at both ends of the town in 1974. In 1986. The smileys were adopted Tor the car stickers to give the Village individuality in a sea of suburbs. Forest Park has not entirely abandoned the Smiley face however. No one has dared contend with the giant Saffron smiles on the water towers. 1 he Danielsons say those faces might have to wait a few years until the towers need a new coat of paint