European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 12, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse Pages a a a the stars and stripes Friday october 12,1990 world today lesbian married to Man weds woman is convicted Copenhagen Denmark apr a woman who entered into a registered partnership with her lesbian Lover though still married to a Man has been found guilty of bigamy the . Newspaper said on wednesday. On Jan. 6 the 33-year-old woman a a married her 35-Ycar-old Girlfriend at Copenhagen a town Hall under the provisions of a new danish Law recognizing registered partnerships Between people of the same sex. But the marriage office discovered that the woman was still married to a Man she had wed the previous May and turned the Case Over to the police. The woman whose name was withheld in accordance with Legal custom in minor criminal cases was tried and convicted of bigamy and Given a four month suspended jail sentence. Since the bigamy trial the two women have dissolved their freezes to death while meditating in nude Chamonix France apr a Paris woman froze to death on Mont Blanc while meditating in the nude police said wednesday. The body of Ghislaine Sanchez 37, was found sunday near a Glacier at an Altitude of almost 6,000 feet. Police said there had been rain and Strong winds on the Mountain Over the weekend. Police said a Mountain patrol encountered Sanchez meditating in the nude on Mont Blanc on sept. 23 and brought her Down to the resort town of Chamonix for treatment of hypothermia. The woman a music teacher had been in the French Alps for two weeks and two climbers spoke with her the evening before her body was found police said. Doctors in Chamonix said there were forms of meditation originated in Japan and Tibet that involved exposure to extreme cold including standing under frigid cascades of Model found stabbed to death in Paris Paris apr a British Model working in the French fashion Industry was found stabbed to death Early thursday in the staircase of her left Bank apartment building. The body of Kim Tracey Brockwell 24, a native of London was found by neighbors Early thursday morning police reported. Brockwell appeared to have been killed wednesday night police said. No suspects have been arrested and investigators could not cite any motive for the slaying. Military Roundup Raf Lakenheath no wins physical therapy Honor Raf Lakenheath England a a technical sergeant with the 48th tac fighter Wing Hospital has been named a Safe a Best physical therapy technician. Tech. Sgt. Kathy Dunn was instrumental in setting up the hospitals exceptional children clinic which was established last year. The clinic assesses and treats children who Are suspected of having educational handicaps. As the clinics Cost Center manager the Wisconsin native ordered equipment and supplies and also was responsible for setting up the clinics administrative come to dedicate Headquarters building to Ike Stuttgart Germany the european come plans to Honor former president Eisenhower by dedicating its Headquarters building to him today in a ceremony at Patch Barracks in Stuttgart. The 4 30 . Ceremony on the posts Security mall is scheduled to include the unveiling of an Eisenhower plaque and a piece of the Berlin Wall As Well As a formal Retreat. Eisenhower who died in 1961, would have been 100 on sunday. He commanded the Allied expeditionary Force that carried out the a Day invasion of nazi occupied France in world War ii served As nato s first supreme Allied commander in Europe and was president from 1953 to 1961. R tmw"1 it v heavy medals a Large soviet and East German medals imposing symbols of a bygone Era Mark the Entrance to a truck repair facility in the Village of Zee sen near Berlin. Germany a unification on oct. 3 spells the almost cer Tain closure of the facility where soviets and East germans worked together. The medals once signified the Friendship Between the soviet Union and the old communist regime in former East Germany. Attorney denies guilt of go who recanted Story of slaying by John Millar Wurzburg Bureau Wurzburg Germany a the defense attorney for a Soldier who admitted a later recanted a stabbing to death a female private contends that his client could not have committed the crime. Spec. Michael t. Brosius 24, of Erie pa., admitted stabbing pfc. Tammy s. Ivon when interviewed by police three Days after the june 2 slaying. Ivons partially clothed body was found underneath a truck at Gie Belstadt army Airfield. She had been stabbed five times in the Chest four times in the Abdomen and once in each Eye. Brosius a Patriot missile crewman told investigators that he had been close friends with Ivon had killed the 20-year-old after they a had sex in her car. A it was like incest because she was like a sister to he told police. He said head stabbed her in the eyes because he did no to want her to see him. Brosius later recanted the confession. He pleaded not guilty to charges of premeditated murder in his general court martial which began wednesday. The slain amp Brosius told investigators that he had Nodden Back to the Airfield from a Wurzburg nightclub with Ivon and a Soldier he did not know. Brosius said he last saw Ivon alive when he and the other Soldier got out of the car and Brosius went into his Barracks. During wednesdays session defense attorney capt. J11 Broyles noted that his clients confession was filled with discrepancies. Brosius for example directed investigators to three different locations to find the murder weapon yet none was found. Brosius also told police How he stabbed and Cut Ivon with a double edged knife the autopsy showed the weapon used had a single edged Blade. The soldiers description of the knife attack also did not match wounds on the victims body. Brosius Mother Francis Brosius of Erie pa., testified thursday that her son told her that police a interrogated him for she also said Brosius told her that by the time he made the confession a they had his mind so messed up he thought he did experts in the Field of fingerprinting and blood and fiber analysis have testified that none of the findings at the scene positively links Brosius to the murder. Broyles also argued that aside from the recanted confession the prosecution has Only circumstantial evidence. The defense has also tried to focus attention on Ivons Boyfriend pvt. 2 David Sparks whom fellow soldiers described in court As a jealous Man who had threatened to Hurt or kill Ivon if she were seen with other men. Spec. Randyl a. Hestekin who had been a suspect in the Case testified that Sparks had described Ivons Stab wounds when the two were being held in adjoining cells on the Day of the murder. He said Sparks description matched the actual wounds. Sparks denied killing his Girlfriend during testimony wednesday. Hestekin however told the court thursday that soldiers in the unit a More or less think of Sparks As a habitual Brosius is assigned to he Btry 8th in 43rd air defense arty. Ivon from Orchard Park n.y., was assigned with the 123rd medical det. Hestekin is member of 8th in 43rd air defense arty. The jury was expected to reach a decision in the Case on Friday. Simonella sit in to protest Gulf buildup Nas Simonella. Sigil a. Nas Simonella Sicily a amps a hundreds of Walt of demonstrators plan to Nold a sit in sunday at Nas Simonella to protest the bases support of opera Tion desert shield a sicilian newspaper reported. Protesters representing about 50 organizations will demonstrate outside the Gate of Nas ii where the base s air terminal is located the newspaper la Sicilia said. The air station is near Catania on Sicily a Eastern coast. The demonstrators will also protest Italy a deploy ment of military units to the Middle East As Well As its membership in nato and other military pacts that they claim violate the country a Constitution. a pc a a have asked americans to avoid Contact on sundaym0nstrat�rs a unnecessary trips to Nas ii afr station personnel have been working around the clock seven Days a week serving As a staging Point for troops supplies and mail headed to the Middle East and ships operating in that area
