European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 5, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday november 5,1990 Bush signs Bill expanding head Start to All children Page 6 the stars and Stripe humorist Dies Zany to quiz show Host and humorist Roger Price 72, has died of respiratory failure in los Angeles. Also a writer Price used his droll wit on radio and television in the �?T40s and �?T50s. He also helped create the party game a mad lbs a and wrote Quot elephant jokes Quot and the a world s worst joke books series.7 followers of dead guru charged with murder plot Portland Ore. Up a seven former followers of a dead Indian guru who once operated a controversial commune in Central Oregon have been charged with plotting to kill the . Attorney in Portland. The seven former followers of the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesha have been indicted for conspiring to murder . Attorney Charles Turner. Six of the defendants have been arrested. The seventh defendant alleged ringleader a Anand Sheela was the former top aide to the Bhagwan who once served time in Federal prison after being convicted of attempted murder immigration fraud eavesdropping arson and poisoning residents near the commune. After being released from Federal prison in 1988, Sheela was deported. Authorities now believe she is living in Switzerland and cannot be extradited. The last of the other six defendants Sally Croft 41, was arrested in England. In addition to Croft those arrested and indicted Are Catherine j. Stubbs 45, also known As Shanti Bhadra Ann p. Mccarthy 43, also known As yoga Vidya Susan Lissan Evitch 50, also known As Anand us Carol Matthews 45, also known As Prem Samadhi and Richard k. Langford 40, also known As Swami Anu Giten. Three of the defendants were arrested in West Germany two in England and one in South africa.2 heroes being los Angeles apr two people who rescued a pregnant woman from an overturned car moments before it exploded Are being sued by another Accident victim they did t have time to help. Construction worker James Campbell and police officer Dale Turner pulled Norma Macias from her car Jan. 30 just before it was hit by another car and burst into flames. Tvo hours later Macias delivered a 6-Pound, 8-ounce girl at a Hospital. Anzelma Sanchez Sianez 17, who was Riding in the same car is suing Campbell and Turner for negligence. Her lawyer Paul Jay Bershon filed suit oct. 4. Thousand Oaks Calif. A president Bush on saturday signed Bills to expand the head Start preschool program and to provide funds for childhood immunization. The head Start legislation authorizes $20 billion Over the next four years for head Start a enough to serve All eligible poor children for the first time in the program s history. At current funding Levels the program serves Only 20 percent of the eligible children. Head Start widely acclaimed by educators and a focal Point of Bush a Campaign Promise of a a Kinder gentler nation prepares disadvantaged 3 and 4-year-Olds for elementary school. As a presidential candidate Bush promised to fully fund the program for All eligible children. His administration however proposed lower spending Levels than the Bill that Congress passed and sent to him. The Bill Bush signed saturday authorizes $2.4 billion for head Start in 1991, rising to $7.7 billion in 1994. That by the Washington Post the infamous a killer bees that crossed the Texas Mexico Border last month should be Able to live year round in about half the United states including Washington and much of the East coast according to new studies that greatly expand previous estimates on the Africani Zed bees Range. Earlier predictions limited the invading bees to the Southern parts of Texas Louisiana California and Florida. According to the new studies however colonies of the unusually aggressive bees could establish year round residence As far North As Long Island Pennsylvania Central Ohio Illinois Indiana the Southern Borders of Iowa and Nebraska Central Colorado Northern Utah Nevada Western Idaho and Washington state. The new Range estimates Are based on the first experiments that examine in great detail the bees ability to endure cold. When bees get cold they form a tight Cluster to keep warm with each Bee serving As a tiny Heater burning up the calories in Honey. Researchers were sur Rise to learn that Africani Zed bees Are relatively Ardy Little creatures capable of surviving 120 consecutive Days in temperatures below 40 degrees. A a we re pretty confident they can survive much farther North than previously thought a said David Roubik an expert on tropical bees at the smithsonian tropical research Institute in Panama. Roubik performed the studies with Bee biologist de Savannah a. Apr a norwegian freighter struck the Talmadge memorial Bridge saturday night and officials closed the Bridge and the surrounding Vicinity of Savannah Sharbor. A port officials said the superstructure of the 750-foot Container ship Toba hit the Center Bottom of the 138-foot-High Bridge. Officials had planned to replace the Bridge with a higher Span in about a year. A there is some Structure damage to the Bridge a said compares with an appropriation of $1.39 billion in 1990. The measure will also allow 30 percent of the 5-year-Olds who Are not in Public kindergartens to attend head Start programs. It further Calls for $20 million for 1991 for a follow through program to help elementary school children build on their head Start experiences. In addition the Bill authorizes Grants to states to help Low income families pay fuel Bills. Total Grants would be limited to $2.15 billion in 1991, $2.2 billion in 1992, and sums As necessary in 1993 and 1994. Bush also signed legislation authorizing $205 million in 1991 and sums As necessary in 1992-95 to help states Purchase vaccines and to run immunization programs for children. The government estimates that about half the nations children receive immunizations through the Grants. In addition the Bill authorizes $34 million in 1991 for Federal vaccine research development testing and  survive Ward Southwick of the state University of new York at Brockport and climatologist John Williams of Williams associates in Brockport. Their study is being published in the current Issue of the journal comparative biochemistry and physiology. The first . Swarms of Africani Zed bees which have relentlessly expanded their Range since they were brought from Africa to Brazil in 1956 and began interbreeding with More docile european bees were trapped and killed in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas two weeks ago. The bees Are notorious for their aggressive personality. Sting for sting they Are no More venomous than european honeybees which Are kept by commercial beekeepers and can be found across the United states. Africani Zed bees differ because they Are highly defensive of their hives. They Are quicker to rile and More Likely to sting in Masse. They will also pursue intruders Over greater distances. The work by Roubik and colleagues is based on studies in which Africani Zed and european bees were placed in refrigerators. When temperatures begin to Cool bees Stop leaving the hive to forage. Eventually the bees mass in a tight Bunch to keep the Center of the Colony with its Queen and her Brood at a constant 86 degrees. The scientists found that Africani Zed bees had a distinct advantage Over their european counterparts at moderately Cool temperatures. At the coldest temperatures the europeans had the upper hand. It. Tim Mann port operations chief for the . Coast guard. A we Are waiting for the department of transportation to investigate and see How bad the damage is. A there Are ships scheduled to leave or come in but they will have to stay at their berths or out on the Hook a anchored of Tybee Island Mann said. Investigators with the coast guards Marine safety office boarded the Toba to inspect the ship and to try to find out Why the vessel hit the Bridge. Sued for not rescuing victim Turner was served with the Legal papers thursday As he was going to the police Academy to be honoured with a medal of valor. The suit names two other people Gloria Mcneal whose car hit the overturned car then allegedly careened into Sanchez Sianez As she was sitting dazed against the Center divider and Norma Macias husband Ricardo who was driving the car when it overturned on the san Diego freeway. A i still can to believe this is happening a Campbell said. A i was trying to save lives. A if Campbell had not stopped and been a Good citizen i have absolutely no doubt in my mind ail those people would have perished a said Turner a 20-year police department Veteran. The suit claims Turner who was in route to work when he saw the Early morning Accident was negligent in a failing to set up flares or warnings to oncoming motorists to indicate that an Accident had  the suit also claims Turner and Campbell a permitted Sanchez Sianez to remain in a position of peril on the  its unclear How Sanchez Sianez who spent a month in the Hospital got out of the car. According to Turner he and Campbell had Only about 60 to 80 seconds to react to the emergency. In the initial moments there was confusion caused by the pregnant woman screaming about her baby. A the woman Macias was screaming for her baby a Turner said. A i was desperately searching in the overturned car for a child then i looked at her and realized she was in labor. She was having her baby. A i saw a vehicle coming flashing its High and Low beams. I thought a Good the cup California Highway patrol is Here to  until that moment the men thought the overturned car was on the left hand breakdown Lane. Then they realized it was in the traffic Lane. Killer bees in colder states study finds Tanker damaged Bridge closed