European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 16, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday november 16, 1990 the stars and stripes a a r 5 1 and stripes Page hispanics fell economically study says Washington a hispanic earnings and Liv n we Lviv Vivo a a Stossl a a a any Quot metropolitan area cojmn1,987. A a a a a. Family in ered below Washington a hispanic earnings and living conditions deteriorated in Many metropolitan areas and hispanics lost ground economically compared to other americans during the 1980s, according to a study issued wednesday. B y the Independent non profit Aspen Institute said Overall conditions for hispanics improved in Only one City Miami. They remained relatively stable in Only one other City with a Large hispanic population san Diego but the a parity Gap with Anglo americans widened in 11 other cities Over the past decade the report said the 13 cities studied Are Home to two thirds of  hispanics. A while the Rich got Richer and the poor got poorer did hispanics get poorer than anglos they did a the report said. A it Ren is unchanged a ask Miami a Quot a Phoenix it where ioim1 be ,,il0,0t Mcallen which aided by a curredvean2l  the greatest declines of he Economy not ser sisra.8 fr0m 20 percent has panics family income fell from the twin Quot q79 t0 $19�?T2��.in 19.87. At the beginning s to at the pm i Percan a a hispanics were living in poverty. At the close of the decade 30 percent were consid ered below the poverty level. In addition to studying income and poverty rates the a oked at educational attainment unemployment rates and other factors to judge Overall hispanic Anglo amen can parity. It said san Diego had the narrowest parity Gap followed in order by Miami san Francisco los Angeles Denver Dallas Houston Chi ii is Rke comparable data was not available for Mcallen Elpaso san Antonio or Phoenix. Miami has made the greatest Progress toward parity the study said followed by san Diego Dallas Chicago Denver a Angeles san Francisco Houston and a try in hispano Pic population will be an Esti-1989 m a up from 20,1 million in Man convicted by Boesky testimony gets year in jail of a a ride / a a t. A John a. Mulheren leaves Federal court in new York. New York a John a. Mulheren jr., a flamboyant and successful Stock trader convicted with the help of Ivan f. Boesky was sentenced wednesday to a year in prison and ordered to pay $1.68 million for Stock manipulation. Mulheren is the Only person implicated by Boesky to go to trial rather than strike a plea agreement. The Case was the first time Boesky testified publicly since his 1986 plea bargain to widespread civil and criminal charges related to insider trading. Mulheren 41, was convicted in july of charges that he helped Boesky drive up the Price of Gulf amp Western  in 1985. He had faced a maximum of five years in prison and a $250,000 Fine on each of one count of conspiracy and three counts of securities fraud at sentencing by . District judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum. Mulheren did not address the court before sentencing. He relied on statements by his lawyer who asked for leniency because Mulheren suffered from manic depression and because of his Many charitable acts. A the most we have Here is someone who momentarily strayed and committed one act on one Day against a lifetime of honesty and respectability a the lawyer said. Cedarbaum said Mulheren a crimes required incarceration. A anyone who tampers with the integrity of the Stock Market will go to  after sentencing Mulheren to a year and one Day in prison Cedarbaum allowed him to remain free pending Appeal. If his conviction is upheld it is unlikely Mulheren will serve the entire sentence because he will be eligible for parole after serving four months. Asked his reaction to the sentence Mulheren said nobody likes to go to jail right a is my Rui offs charged that Mulheren bought 75,uu0 Gulf amp Western shares at Boesky a Behest driving the Stock to $45 a share the Price at which Boesky wanted to sell about 3.5 million shares Back to the company. Boesky a the Stock Speculator whose admissions led to several prominent indictments on Wall Street a agreed in 1986 to plead guilty to one count of lying to Federal investigators and pay $100 million in fines. He was released from custody in april after serving two years of a three year term. Boesky was called As a prosecution witness against his former business associate and Friend. He admitted he traded suitcases stuffed with Cash for confidential information about imminent takeovers. Gao report warns of risk in Osprey program  Iii. 1_____j Washington up the Penta gon should guard against risking too much by simultaneously developing and producing the v-22 Osprey til Rotor aircraft the general accounting office warned wednesday. A report on the controversial aircraft also warned of a vibration problem in testing and that it is overweight. The investigative Arm of Congress report said that testing has Only just started and even with a two year slip in the Pilot production decision the High rate of concurrency a developing and producing the plane at the same time a it is impossible o know now if the planets production can Start in 1992 As planned. The report also said the plane has an a a unacceptable problem with vibrations during flight. The report said the contractor a a team composed of Boeing a helicopter division and the Bell helicopter unit of text Ron a is working on a variety of fixes for the aircraft. A whether these fixes prove workable for production aircraft will not be known until they Are tested a said the report. The plane is also heavier than expected. Contractors said they think they can Cut Back 1,600 pounds of the 2,822 Pope of pot is charged with running drug ring Pound overage. If that extra 1,200 pounds cannot be shaved from the Airframe and engines manufacturers Are proposing to certify the drive system to take an additional 370 horsepower to meet performance requirements. But the report noted that even that change could add weight or reduce Range. Rep. William Dickinson r-ala., the senior Republican on the House armed services committee released the report and said it introduced a some needed objectivity into what has been too often a tortured incomplete  the Pentagon has said it would like to Sands of time buy the plane but claims budget constraints make it impossible. The Issue has been hotly debated in Congress and it has been kept alive Over the Pentagon a objections. One of the planets biggest congressional boosters rep. Curt Weldon r-pa., said the report did not debate whether the plane was Best for the military. He said there had been a no major showstoppers in the flight test program and the plane has less concurrency than other major aviation programs. Current spending plans project making a decision on Pilot production in december of next year. New York up a a Greenwich visage Man known As the a Pope of pot r Csc bed by a policeman As a a leftover fax Flower generation a was red wednesday with Selling marijuana o customers who dialled 1-800-want-pot. Michael Cesar and seven employees a a. M8 five believed to have made de is to. Bicycle and two who allegedly a pro Maniuang orders by Telephone a cps c Araen de on dru8 charges said offi Scott Bloch a police spokesman. Hia members who police believe rest a 0,000-a-Day business were a Sara a at a s office. The names of Cempa  afie8ed workers were not immediately available Bloch said. The group a which allegedly took a drug order a minute a was taken for processing to the seventh precinct station where the a Pope of pot a told officers he headed the a Church of realized fantasies a said capt. Thomas Fahey of the 7th precinct. It was the third time in a decade that the self anointed pot pontiff was caught using a toll free number and Bike messengers for drug orders Fahey said. In 1980 Cesar sold marijuana using the number 800-777-Cash and in 1983 he serviced customers with the number 800-a-Church. He was convicted each time and sentenced to a year in jail for the 1980 offence and Given a two year sentence in 1983, Fahey  the stars and stripes 40 years ago today. Nov. 16,1950 . Marines reached the shores of the chosen Reservoir one of the great prizes of the North korean Campaign to find its chinese defenders had fled.30 years ago today. 16, i960 French authorities confirmed that negotiations were being successfully concluded to Grant the West German air Force training bases on Corsica and in Central france.20 years ago today. Nov. 16, 1970 a chartered dc-9 jetliner with 75 people including the Marshall University football team aboard it crashed in Light Patchy fog and exploded while attempting to land at Tri state Airport in Huntington . All aboard were killed.7 0 years ago today. Nov. 16,1980 a Pope John Paul ii wearing a Long White overcoat and White Skullcap arrived in Cologne West Germany from Rome and was greeted by a relatively Small crowd a driving rainstorm and a 21-gun Salute