European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 10, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page b a a a the stars and stripes monday september 10,1990 world today Champagne Price May Rise by 10% in january 1991 reims France apr High prices for Champagne lie ahead As Farmers prepare to launch the annual grape Harvest on tuesday. A dispute Between growers and Champagne producers ended last april with the collapse of a 30-year system that fixed an Overall Price for grapes each season. The Price has risen since then by 20 percent to 32 francs about $6 per kilogram 2.2 pounds. There is usually a two year Gap Between the grapes Harvest and their Sale for Champagne production but producers say the Price of a bottle of Champagne could Rise by 10 percent or More As Early As january 1991. Bus wreck near Madrid leaves 4 dead 15 injured Madrid Spain apr a bus full of moroccans returning to work in Belgium skidded off a rain slicked Highway near Madrid Early sunday killing four people and seriously injuring 15 others officials said. Two women a Man and a Young girl were killed when the bus flipped off then i Highway just North of Madrid. The remaining 52 people aboard the bus were All taken to area hospitals. All but 15 were released by noon. The belgian registered bus was taking the moroccans Back to Brussels Belgium after vacations in their native country. The Accident took place about 2 15 . And blocked traffic on the Highway for More than three hours. Of the 15 people remaining in two Madrid hospitals most were in stable condition. One girl remained in the intensive care unit of Ramon y Cajal Hospital a Hospital official said. One time exhibit of Art from . Museum opens Venice Italy apr the first foreign showing of 160 masterpieces from Guggenheim museums Modem Art collection opened saturday amid reinforced Security of lowing an episode of vandalism and contemporary Art thefts on the French Riviera. The impressionist Post impressionist and 20th-Century paintings from the late German dealer Justin Thannhauser and been housed at the Manhattan museum on the condition that the artworks never be shown abroad. But the Fiat Auto company which owns Venice a renovated Palazzo Grassi managed to get a one time exception for the three month exhibit titled a from Van Gogh to Picasso from Kandinsky to  a we chose Venice a Palazzo Grassi As the Only showing for this collection due to its phenomenal Security and its Ideal conditions for humidity temperature control and lighting a said Lisa Dennison the Guggenheim a associate curator. American style school opens in hungarian capital Budapest Hungary apr More than 500 hungarian children have begun classes at a school offering an american education which officials Hope will help them overcome communist party indoctrination and catch up with the West. Officials of the school set up by the endowment for democracy in Eastern Europe say it will be the regions first to offer a . Education from kindergarten through 12th Grade. Graduates Are expected to be fluent in English and ready for universities in the United states or Hungary. Along with solving their economic problems Eastern european countries must Reform their educational systems said the schools director David Gold. A regardless of the Money spent fixing the Economy if people do not know what an open society and pluralism Are All about there wont be much headway made a he said. Caregivers get subsidies in 3-month test program s by Rosemary Sawyer staff writer Home child care providers in three army communities Are being Given subsidies in a test designed to lure people into the business of caring for children in their Homes. Aschaffenbur Nimberg and Augsburg Home care Ivers have been receiving As much As $300 a month rom the army during the three month test that began in july. A a we re hoping to see from the test what Impact a subsidy would have on attracting additional providers to the program and opening up new spaces for child care a said Maria Getzin 7th corps family child care director. Child care officials use a Complex formula to figure How much each caregiver should receive. Most providers in the test program receive about $75 or $100 a month Getzin said. Some of the factors determining the amount of the subsidy Are the number of children the provider cares for their Ages and the number of hours of care. Caregivers receive the subsidy for caring Only for service members children. The provider must be provisionally or fully certified with family child care to receive the Money. Certification requires formal training. A i think it really helps a said Lillie Larry a Home caregiver of seven years. She said she puts the extra Money toward Craft supplies toys and food. Larry provides breakfast lunch and snacks for six children in her Kalb housing area Home in Furth near Nimberg. Kanina Pedro also cares for six children in Kalb housing area. She called the program great. A a lot of providers work hard with these kids a not just Cook but set up activities make meals plus keep them clean a she said. As part of the test officials will evaluate the effect on military Community budgets Getzin said. A come oct. 1, the program May or May not continue a Getzin said. A providers who Are participating Are aware that there a a possibility that the subsidy will not  the test is being financed by . Army Europe coffers. However Usa eur spokesman Jon Pette Bone refused to answer any questions about the program. The military child care act passed in november states that appropriated funds May be used to assist family Home Day care providers so that the Day care services can be provided a at a Cost comparable to the Cost of services provided by military child development  to be eligible for the subsidies in the test communities providers must not charge More than 10 percent More than a commonly charged within the Community for comparable service a Getzin said. Originally the test program was to include nine army communities in Europe but All pulled out except the Vii corps communities Getzin said. Pedro said she Hopes the subsidy will serve As an incentive for people to become certified child care providers. A a lot of people Are looking for providers a she said. A i come across so Many people calling me. And i say a in a sorry i wish i could help you but i  a contributing to this report staff writer Effie Bathen in Nurnberg re elected head of Charity Mother Teresa 80, talks to reporters sunday in Calcutta India after being on a Retreat for 10 Days. The Nobel peace prize Winner was re elected saturday for the sixth consecutive time As Superior general of the missionaries of Charity. The organization is located at Calcutta a Nirmala Kennedy  barred from party returns to kill 5, himself Vienna Austria apr a Man apparently incensed at being thrown out of a Barbecue party for abusive behaviour shot five people to death and wounded four others before committing suicide sunday. Law enforcement officials said the mass shootings occurred after an intoxicated Man had been barred from the Barbecue by fellow guests. Returning armed with a pistol a the went to the porch. And without a word fired a number of shots at the approximately 20 guests assembled around the Barbecue police detective Franz Brenner told the Austria press Agency. The body of the suspect identified As 22-year-old Felix Zehetner was found Early sunday morning in a Park near the Square where the fleeing killer had exchanged shots with two police officers seriously wounding both. Police said Zehetner had shot himself in the Mouth. The Man forced his Way into the House in Vienna a 21st District shortly before Midnight saturday then opened fire at random immediately killing a 19-year-old and two other people in their Early 20s, police said. A fourth person died later in Hospital while police found the fifth fatally shot victim a the suspects 51-year-old father a in the apartment the suspect shared with his parents. All the dead were men. His 58-year-old Mother was in the Hospital in serious condition after being shot in the Chest. Also hospitalized were the two wounded policemen both 24, and the 23-year-old hostess of the party. She was in critical condition after a Bullet passed through a lung. The brother of the hostess was one of those killed. Their 65-year-old grandmother who also lived in the House subsequently suffered a heart attack and was also in Hospital. Questioning of witnesses had not revealed a motive and police were assuming that the shootings were provoked by rage Over being expelled from the party. Witnesses said Zehetner at one Point pulled a knife before being ejected. Mayor Helmut Zilk and police Chiet Giinther Bdl visited the hospitalized police officers Early sunday