European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 11, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday november 11,1990 Sale helps air base go out of business by Deedee Arrington Doke Kaiserslautern Bureau we Brucken a Germany capt. Larry Borum just hoped that a flit a a Heaters at the bases a going out of someone would be Selling a couple of my a coup a going of business Quot Sale saturday. He found some Heaters. And he and his family also picked up a Walkman portable stereo an am pm radio with Cas sctt tape player three plants a pair of boots and a Golf Putter. But the real steal in Borum s View were four Ceramic Escargot plates for $6.50 a $1.50 less than he would have paid if head bought them individually. A and if i drop one or two birdies a year with this Putter it la have paid for itself Quot said the army officer from Pir Masens about his $3.50 golfing tool. Real steals were the order of the Day at the massive garage Sale. Hard Core bargain suckers began circling vendors tables 30 minutes before the sales official starting time of 9 , a we were just putting things out and people would come up and say a Well take this before we had even opened a said a woman whose goods included a set of Bronze War. The one Day Sale was held to help air base residents get rid of unwanted household goods clothing collectibles and More before the moving vans Start flooding Wei Brincken driveways. No move is easy. But its especially Tough at Wei Brincken a which is closing in september. That Means no newcomers will be coming in to buy the old timers castoffs such As transformers and German electrical appliances. The heavily advertised Sale saturday widened the Field of prospective buyers to a amps Lynda Davidson staff sgt. Dan Bull Dey and his family Check out toys at the Flea Market. People stationed across Germany. Base residents filled a hangar with items for Sale. Nearly 90 people had requested Selling space in Advance but latecomers increased the number of tables to 100. Some vendors even spread their wares on the floor once the tables were full. Nearly every table had clothes for Sale. But discriminating buyers also could find a set of designer China for $110, a Power Lawn Mower for $50, an elaborate electric train setup collectible a a Warlock comic books crocheted tablecloths and purple Cowboy boots. A a in a going Back to the states next week. It was like do a Yard Sale or come up Here for this a said Josephine Lugo whose husband will join her at Eglin fab fla., in january. A we ran an and in the paper and sold the big stuff. Now its just the Little stuff. A i love doing stuff like this a Lugo said of the Sale. A i used to do this in the states when i accumulated too much  Inez min Dennan travelled from Hanau to Check out the bargains. A a in a just a Flea Market Bug a she confided. A a it a like a Holiday trip. Some people like to go through castles. I like Flea  the prices at Wei Brincken were Minderman said a really  pointing at an armload of boxes she added a i Haven to even spent $5  the Low Low prices paid off for buyers and Sellers. A people Here Are basically wanting to get on with something new in life. Its time to press on with it a said Susan Smith of Wei Brincken a. A do you want to sell the stuff or do you want to Cany it around with you forever a . Temperatures november 9 Hilo Hilo  ,1 43 35  64 56 Albuquerque 56 36 North plane i 47 29  57 31 Oklahoma City. 60 39 Anchorage 07 03 0rrialw,l 48 31 . 43 41 Orlando 62 69  50 44 Philadelphia a 51 47 Atlantic  55 47 Phoenix. 83 57 Austin 66 45 Pittsburgh 48 40  53 48  48 35  50 43 Portia ,0re.c 63 58 Charleston,w,va.,c 54 42 Providence a 51 36  c ,1 48 45 ral Olgh Durham ,1 57 50 Cheyenne 50 43 rapid  81 37  40 33 Reno 73 27  42 37  53 52  47 39 Sacramento a 74 43 Niaj it Worth,1 64 3b is Louis. 48 34  42 35 Salt Lake City 60 40 Denver 60 36 san Antonia 65 36 Dee  50 32 san  81 59 Deti Oil a 44 37 san Francisco a 78 51 Honolulu 66 70 sen Joan,p.h.,1 89 75 Houston. 61 36 Sania it i 53 m Indiana polls c 40 34 St Ste Marie 36 29 jackson.mlis.,1 50 41  56 53 Jacksonville 83 66 Shreveport 56 37 Kansas City,1 55 35 Sioux Falls a 41 34 Las vegas 75 48 Spokane a 53 49 los Angeles 68 60 Syracuse a 44 34 Louisville a 45 39 Tampa b5 71 Lubbock,1 60 40 Topeka 58 30 Memphis. 44 36 Tucson 77 57 Miami Beach 63 73 Tulsa,1 62 37  64 36 ,d.c.,c 53 49  39 31 Wichita,1 59 35 mils St  47 28 Wilkes Barre a 46 37 Nashville 49 38 Wilmington,del.,c 49 46 new Orleans. 70 48 Mph a Ehdy Rreta new York  51 48 i air a mining european weather 1 forecast Lor sunday mostly Cloudy occasionally partly Cloudy Wlsh Cal Ltd log and Fure and isolated rain rain showers and Ditata High temperatures 55-54 lows 36-40 North 31-35 South. Sunset sunday 4 47, Sunrise monday 7 34. Outlook Lor monday continued mostly Cloudy occasionally partly Cloudy with local and fog. Some neatly dense and isolated rain and rate shows. High temperatures 50-54 lows 36-42 North 32-36 South. Temperatures recorded saturday 4am 4pm Adana to 54 61 Copenhagen to Amsterdam Fig 36 48 Frankfurt r atones. P 48 Quot a Autano p 30 Berlin c 38 Bremer Haven in 39 Brussels p 43 52 Rome p a provided by out 13,2nd weather Wing Tuben Tyhach. Other world wide temperature 4am 4pm a a 39 54 London p 48 Madrid Fig 43 Munich f 43 parts c 28 52 50 23 50 39 41 57 61 46 55 57 it Phlox 82 61 mrtle i 86 64 Mon dial c 57 48 Moscow -41 34 Oste 0 Toronto c m 55 Vuc Ouw. A supplied by the associated press. A Cloudy a Pardy Cloudy mail a rain Fig fog Lulu to thunderstorm Calm. A Tuhran 1 outran 1 Helsm c Jerusalem Lisbon c 62 Low 75 19 28 30 43 Plo shows . A videotape of massacre on Temple mount United nations a the Palestine liberation organization on Friday showed the Security Council a dramatic videotape of the violence on Temple mount last month when at least 20 palestinians were killed by israeli gunfire. The Grainy film showed palestinians fleeing israeli gunfire on the Eastern Side of the plateau near the Al Asa mosque. The 15-minute tape was punctuated by gunfire smoke and screams. Some of the 15 Council members appeared to Grimace at the events. M. Nasser Al Kiowa the Plo representative to the United nations told the Council the tape a shows premeditated israeli determination to cause the largest possible number of dead and wounded among palestinian  the Plo showed the tape to support its Call for the Security Council to deploy . Military observers to protect palestinians in the israeli occupied territories and in East Jerusalem. Israel has rejected the demand saying the presence of a . Observer group in the occupied lands would violate its sovereignty Al Kiowa said the tape was taken by a a non palestinian Neutral person. A Westerner who happened to be in  the photographer was not identified. Al Kiowa said to film was shot from the mount of 01iv�?z s facing East and did not support israeli charges that the violence was provoked by palestinians throwing stones at jews praying at the Western Wall. He said it also repudiated israeli charges that the violence had been incited by Bellicose Calls by moslem Over loudspeakers. The Plo provided what it said were translations from arabic of appeals made from the mosque pleading with israeli forces to Stop firing and to allow ambulances doctors and nurses to tend the injured. A restrain yourselves Rise to your responsibility if you have any sense of reason a said one cleric in a mosque. Later soviet ambassador Yuli Vorontsov said the tape was damaging and undermined israelis argument that the violence had been provoked by palestinians throwing stones at jewish worshippers. A one element was very vivid that there was no planning in the movements of the palestinians. They were running in All directions and that was not some kind of planned attack on the israelis. A and of course the sound the sound of so Many shots fired. That was absolutely  . Ambassador Thomas r. Pickering and the israeli envoy had no comment. The Council is expected to continue debating the Issue for several Days. The United states is expected to veto any Resolution that Calls for sending observers to the territories. Can airs Noriega s phone Calls Miami apr in a fight Over Freedom of the press Cable news network defied a Federal court judge by broadcasting tapes of prison Telephone Calls Between ousted panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega and his defense team . District judge William Hoeveler told in no a lawyers Only minutes before fridays broadcast that he would hold the network in contempt if the tapes were played. No immediate contempt citation was issued. Can president Tom Johnson said the judges order was an unconstitutional violation of Freedom of the press but Hoe Veler said it was necessary to guarantee Noriega a right to a fair trial on drug trafficking charges. A there we have a novel problem a the right of the accused to have a fair trial a the judge said. A we lose sight of the fact that to satisfy the clamor of the Reading and listening Public we jeopardize the right of the defendant and that is the right i am going to  can has asked the 11th circuit court of appeals in Atlanta to overturn Hoeveler s order. Noriega lawyer Frank Rubino said the Issue could quickly wind up before the . Supreme court and complained that attorney client confidentiality had been violated. Rubino also accused the . State department and the government of Panama Man president Guillermo Endara of leak ing the tapes to can. He said he will see to have All charges against Noriega Dis missed. A tape can played Friday contained Brief conversation in Spanish betwee Noriega and Rubinos Secretary said t be acting As a translator for the English speaking defense team. Can provided an on screen englis translation and narration in English