European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 a a a the stars and stripes thursday september 6,1990 afternoon hotel trysts prove a treat in Japan from wire reports with characteristic efficiency and ingenuity the japanese have brought the full Force of modern technology to Bear on a timeless human Endeavor the secret afternoon tryst. All Over the country a special Breed of hotels exists just for couples who want a Quick fling. These establishments use state of the Art automation permitting guests to pick a room Check in cat and drink enjoy themselves pay the Bill and depart a All without seeing or being seen by another human being. According to hotel Industry estimates Japan has More than 20,000 such places known As a love hotels a a fashion hotels or a a Beau hotels a the japanese pronunciation of the French word a Zavec a or  couples generally rent rooms for two hours at a time. Although intended primarily to accommodate illicit affairs the love hotels also draw business from married couples and innocent lovers with nothing to hide. A ooh yeah we get married couples in Here sometimes a couple of grandparents come in together a said Mamoru Saga proprietor of a Tokyo love hotel called the san eight. A you know their House is so Small and the kids Are running around and the bedroom door is Shoji Rice paper framed in Wood. Its just too noisy for them at Home. They can to be  break two school districts in Machias Maine have postponed the opening of \ classes for a week so students and teachers can help bring a promising Harvest of wild blueberries. Hundreds of local people including youngsters and teachers take part in the Harvest every year. But so Many blueberries Are expected 1 to be harvested from this years bumper crop that picking is to continue Well into september unless it is Cut Short by Frost. The school boards were asked to put off the Start of classes by Jasper Wyman and son inc., the states largest grower and processor of wild blueberries. Robert Phillips wymans president said his company is mystified by the size of this years crop. A for our company this is the biggest Star trails the Silhouette of the giant Anglo australian Observatory at siding Springs new South Wales is photographed against a background of Star trails. The 1.2-meter Eye of the giant wide Angle Telescope is play ing Central role in the search for the 10th planet believed by astronomers to lie at the boundaries of the solar system. The six Small circles at left Are the pointers of the Southern Cross. The picture is made by time exposure with the camera set on a tripod. Year we have Ever seen by far and we Are not sure Why that is a he  tips returned an exotic dancer at an adults Only club in Jacksonville fla., has returned a $2,000 tip after learning the Money apparently came from an elderly woman who had been robbed. A it Wasny to mine to take a said Nadia 19, a dancer at the Centrefold lounge who spoke on the condition that her last name not be used. The woman said she could not be Lieve it when a big spending customer gave her $2,000 two weeks ago. A i have gotten $100 tips before. But never anything like this a she said. The dancer and Gail Campbell a waitress in the club who also received a Large tip decided to return the Money when they concluded it was part of the $25,000 in Cash stolen from Cutis Josey 79, of Jacksonville. Police said the Cash and about $100,000 in jewelry were stolen late last month in a burglary. About $10,500 of the Cash was spent in local bars investigators said. Three men have been charged in the Case but it was not Clear which one might have been the big Tipper at the Centrefold lounge. Carl d. A a Bucko Ard 30, and Thomas Powers 31, Are accused of committing the bursary and Robert eiss 29, was charged with dealing in stolen property after police found the stolen jewelry buried in his Back Yard. A i think its the most wonderful thing in the world a Josey said about the return of the Cash. A both of those girls they  be sweeter. I  mind having either of them for a daughter a she  picks Winner a North Danville vt., Man claimed his $540,000 prize tuesday in the Tri state megabucks game for Vermont new Hampshire and Maine. Dan Dellinger 38, will get 20 annual payments of $27,000, before taxes for picking the Correct six numbers. Dellinger a writer and poet played the same numbers about a month ago in the new York lottery and won $1,200. The St. Johnsbury vt., store where Dellinger bought his ticket has sold the last three winning megabucks tickets from  Bagel debacle a police officer who ate four poppy seed bagels the Day before he tested positive for morphine was cleared of any wrongdoing because investigators proved the seeds skewed his drug test. Officer Richard Brown a 21-year Veteran of the St. Louis police department had his service revolver and badge returned to him after the hearing Friday before the St. Louis Board of police commissioners. Brown contended the positive result had been caused by four poppy seed bagels he ate the Day before he gave a urine Sample. The edible seeds Are related to poppies which Are Flowers used to produce morphine and heroin. Investigators confirmed Browne a Story by testing another officer the Day after he ate four of the poppy seed bagels. The second officer also tested positive for morphine. Dear Abby i need your advice on a problem i have. Barking dogs within 100 feet of my Home there Are four different families with dogs either chained or fenced near my property and they bark darn near 24 hours a Day. I realize its natural for dogs to bark but i done to believe it should be allowed constantly. Its Nice to have a dog Alert you when a stranger comes on your property but these dogs bark at everything. A Bird flies Low a bark bark bark a the wind blows a bark bark bark a a car drives Down the Street a bark bark bark a one dog barks and the rest join in each dog trying to outdo the others. I can to sleep read watch television or entertain friends without interference from this canine quartet in be called the police but they can to do anything unless the animals Are Loose and invading my property. My question do dogs have More rights than people i work pay my taxes support my family and in a dear Abby a contributing member of my Community. What do these dogs contribute nothing. So what do i do if you publish this letter done to use my name or address or ill have every animal rights activist in Oklahoma marching in my Yard a Barking a dog tired dear dog tired you re mistaken if you say the police can to a do anything. If dogs bark a darn near 24 hours a Day they Are disturbing the peace which is prohibited by Law. You could also Call on the dog owners personally and state your Case. That a what id do. Dear Abby each year i have sent out Christmas cards to friends and family. With the Cost of postage and greeting cards constantly rising i would like to inform everyone that this will be the last year that i will Send out cards. How do i tactfully Tell them should i enclose a note with each card i have been an avid Reader of a dear Abby for More than 30 years. A a Medford n.j., faithful dear faithful you need not inform anyone that you will not be sending out cards in the future. Sending Holiday greetings is optional not mandatory. But if anyone asks in subsequent years a which i doubt will happen a be honest and say a it just became too  dear Abby this concerns a sorrow in san Francisco what use Friend had died at 21 and was buried in a wedding gown by her bereaved parents. A a sorrow said a apparently time had dimmed their grief As her grave was neglected and void of  Abby neglected Graves Are not always the result of a dimmed  some Peoples loved ones live great distances away some Are in poor health themselves and others do not visit Graves because they fear they will collapse in tears at the grave site a even after Many years. I know in be been there incidentally my own Mother is gone and time has not a a dimmed my grief. I gave her Flowers while she lived. Sorrow understood Universal press Syndicate