European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 2, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday november 2,1990 woman who could t afford baby Sitter wins Back child East Brunswick . A a woman who locked her 5-year-old daughter in a car while she worked a second Job on the weekends will get the girl Back from state welfare officials a and says she wont work seven Days a week anymore. A family court judge ruled wednesday that Anjuli Fernandez should be returned to her Mother chante no later than Friday. A Anjuli we did it in a going to see you Friday a hang in there a a teary Fernandez said at a news conference. The state had placed Anjuli in Foster care after her Mother was arrested oct. 20 when police found the a Jama Clad girl locked in a car at a shopping mall. Fernandez said she locked the child in the car while she worked because she could not find a reliable or affordable baby Sitter. She pleaded guilty on oct. 26 to a disorderly person offence and was let off without a Fine. A weekends belong to my daughter from now on a she said wednesday. Ken Weiner Fernandez a attorney said the 24-year-old Divorcee from Elizabeth had taken a weekend Job As a Sale clerk in addition to her weekday Job at a lumber company to pay for Anjulis schooling. He said Fernandez a father had provided $300 a month but he died in january. A this is a poor woman a plight a Weiner said. A she is a single custodial Parent working not five Days a week but seven Days a week. This was one lapse in  Fernandez Scase Drew an outpouring of support from new Jersey residents who offered her jobs and childcare services. She said she Hasni to decided what Job to take but will choose one full time weekday position. Chante Fernandez Fernandez also said she has received hundreds of letters and More than $1,000, which she has used to open a Trust fund for Anjuli. Judge John Callahan said Legal custody of the child would remain with the state until a Progress report is submitted to his court within a month. Fernandez said she would cooperate with state welfare officials. The judge ordered the officials to provide a therapy and other supports to the woman. Page 28 a a the stars and stripes news briefs Bush to Confer in Paris go on to saudi Arabia Washington up president Bush will attend the conference on Security and cooperation in Europe from nov. 19 to 21 in Paris the White House said thursday. Bush and soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev Are expected to sign a conventional arms agreement at the 34-Natipn gathering which is a follow up to the 1974 Helsinki conference. Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater said other stops on the presidents itinerary will be announced later. Bush is expected to leave Washington on nov. 15 and meet with Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Germany on the presidents first Stop of a european swing. The journey expected to last about 10 Days will also take Bush to saudi Arabia where he will spend thanksgiving . Man shot to death while mimicking turkeys Franklin a. Apr a Hunter was charged wednesday with accidentally killing a Man he mistook for a Turkey. Game wardens said the victim Charles Boyer was crouching near some Bushes and calling turkeys when he was shot in the forehead Boyer wore clothes with Blue Gray patches that resembled Turkey Heads said Lorraine Yocum a Law enforcement supervisor for the state game commission. Troy Alan Moore Hunting with a separate party about 90 Yards away saw Blue Gray spots moving and fired at them grazing Boyer above the right Eyebrow Yocum said. Boyer 43, of new Galilee lost a lot of blood during the 40 minutes it took paramedics to get to the Remote spot on a Timber company a property in Deerfield township she said. He died shortly after they  limits award to aids infected Marine Boston up a a Federal judge says an aids infected Marine officer who sued the Navy for $55 million May Only collect a maximum of $750,000 for emotional damages in the aids related deaths of his wife and son. . District judge Rya Zobel said she based her ruling on a California Law that limits Money awards for emotional damages to $250,000, the sum she awarded for each infected family member. Zobel earlier this year found Navy doctors in California negligent in the mishandled blood transfusion that infected the wife and infant son of chief warrant officer Martin Gaffney who is stationed at Nas South Weymouth 16 Miles South of Boston. Gaffney had sued the Navy for $55 million after his wife Mutsuko and their son John died from  from Page 1 Dren. That a unusual a Ray Wright said wednesday. A but maybe All the positive feedback about the patrols keeping Down the trouble convinced the parents they could go out with the kids tonight unlike other  devils night arsonists set scattered fires that gutted vacant buildings and spread to occupied Homes tuesday night on Detroit a East Side but neighbourhood watch groups kept vandalism Down elsewhere in the City. Firefighters and thousands of Block watchers remained on guard for the Tail end of the fire spree wednesday night. In other halloween incidents a about 10 to 12 teens a some wearing masks a stole Over a foot Bridge onto a Small Island in new York and attacked eight homeless people in shanties fatally stabbing one Man and injuring the other seven police said thursday. The wednesday evening incident occurred in a wooded area on wards Island a Small piece of land in the East River near Manhattan. Several of the homeless people were hospitalized after being stabbed and beaten police said. No arrests had yet been made. A an escape artist who modelled himself after Harry Houdini died during a stunt when tons of dirt and wet Cement collapsed the locked coffin in which he had been handcuffed and chained. Joseph w. Burrus 32, who billed himself As a amazing Joe a died at 9 30 . Wednesday at blackboard s family fun Center in Fresno calif., police said. About 150 people including relatives watched As aides frantically dug to Rescue Burrus from the 7-foot-deep grave. Burrus had volunteered to perform the stunt to Benefit a drug rehabilitation program. A in Salem mass., about 300 devotees of the real Houdini reached out to the great beyond. But although they were armed with the magicians own Handcuffs their annual halloween seance failed again to Contact him. Before he died on halloween in 1926, Houdini established a 10-word code to Contact his wife from the hereafter. A Houdini never said head come Back a said Sid Rad Ner 70, a former escape artist who took part in wednesdays event. A the said if anyone could come Back he  from Page 1 said the world Community was a United in anger and outrage at the treatment of hostages. Thousands of foreigners were trapped in Iraq and Kuwait by the invasion and since then Iraq has selectively freed hundreds of them. The latest mass release was that of hundreds of French nationals this week. Western governments have denounced what they say is Saddam a use of the hostages to try to split the Alliance opposing him. The Issue is indeed proving divisive. Britain a foreign office on thursday criticized Germany Over former West German Chancellor Willy Brandts plans to visit Iraq to press for foreign hostages Freedom. Brandt is going As a private citizen but with the German governments endorsement. The White House meanwhile responded coolly to an offer by Saddam on wednesday to allow Holiday visits by relatives of hostages. A Why does no the let the hostages come Home a presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater retorted. A Ftnat would be the Best  Bush in his speech said he still hoped for a peaceful Resolution but insisted a there will be no compromised in the demand that Iraq relinquish Kuwait. A today i am More determined than Ever this aggression will not stand Quot he said. A the brutality against innocent citizens will not be tolerated and will not  Iraq again expressed fears that the United states will use reports of hostage maltreatment As a pretext to launch a military strike. Iraqi information minister Latif Jassim announcing plans to free four sick and elderly americans denied the captives were being treated badly. A fall the americans at Sites have com Lete Freedom. They can watch to read books and read newspapers a he told reporters in Baghdad. They also enjoy the Friendship of iraqi  the iraqi official did not say when the four would be freed or name them. A . Embassy spokesman welcomed word of the planned releases. A it is Good news a said a spokesman speaking on condition of anonymity. A your top priority is to get americans  in the memorial ceremony aboard the iwo Jima More than 1,000 american servicemen stood at attention on deck honouring the victims of tuesdays Accident. Six of the victims were killed instantly when the searing steam burst out of a ruptured pipe in the boiler room. Four others died of severe Burns later. Servicemen Sang the Navy hymn a 21-gun Salute was fired and bugles played taps. Forty three american servicemen have died in operation desert shield which has brought More than 220,000 american troops to the Region. As the iwo Jima mourned tuesdays victims thousands of other marines went ahead with exercises in which they simulated a Landing on the beaches of Kuwait. Navy officials refused to disclose details about the exercises but said they were being held off the coast of Oman. The iwo Jima was in route to the drills when the Accident occurred forcing it to turn Back and Anchor at  published report on thursday suggested the iraqis were prepared to respond to any military assault on the emirate by setting off an Oil fuelled inferno in the persian Gulf. The report in the Washington times quoted unidentified . Officials As saying that if there were an Allied assault on Kuwait by sea Iraq planned to blow up several Oil tankers. The information was attributed to Pentagon military and intelligence officials.4 tourists Pilot die Gaborone Botswana apr two German and two Swiss tourists along with their Pilot were killed in a plane crash at the More i game Reserve in Northern Botswana newspapers reported wednesday. There were no survivors