European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 31, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 a the stars and stripes sunday March 31, 1991 Lack of Protection cited in rape suit against school St. Paul Minn. Apr four women who say they Field about 50 Miles South of Minneapolis. It has a it _ a a a a a a i Oak. �?4.-tl. A Hon rvir1>tsn cell Fly St. Paul Minn. Apr four women who say they were raped at Carleton College have filed a lawsuit against the administration and the Dean of students claiming they weren to adequately protected. The civil lawsuit filed Friday claims the school and Cris Roosenraad Dean of students failed to provide a an environment reasonably free from physical danger sexual harassment and criminal sexual  it criticizes the schools sexual harassment policy which it says allows a student to commit two sexual assaults before being expelled. Roosenraad did not return Telephone Calls to his office Friday but the College issued a statement saying it a vigorously denies a the allegations. Stephen r. Lewis Carleton a president also said none of the women contacted police or sought criminal charges against the  private Liberal arts College is located in North Field about 50 Miles South of Minneapolis. It has about 1,800  women a three Carleton students and one former student a say they were assaulted in their Campus dorm rooms by two former students. The lawsuit which seeks compensatory damages of More than $50,000, says Roosenraad knew the men previously had attacked women but took Little action to protect students. According to the lawsuit the men had been suspended but not expelled after a College hearing Board determined they had committed sexual assault. A this Case is the clearest example in be seen of How a College should not Deal with Campus rape a the women a attorney Carla Kjellberg said in a statement. Her statement added a the colleges administration showed More concern for not disrupting the lives of the two perpetrators than for protecting the lives and health of the four female  rescuers find 2 boys bodies raising River death toll to 4 Stockton Calif. Apr Rescue Crews Friday recovered the bodies of two Young Brothers who were swept into the gushing Calaveras River the last of four victims who drowned when they stumbled into the Chil Bywater. A a a a a a a a a a a  a. A a a a one body was discovered shortly after 11 . The second body was found about a half hour later nearby several Hundred Yards from where they entered the rain swollen River wednesday. Authorities made the discoveries after their All night search continued through the morning. The bodies were identified As 9-year-old Herbert Pich and his 8-Ycar-old brother Dana Liq. Five boys a two sets of Brothers a were swept into the Chilly current wednesday evening while holding hands and playing at the Edge of the rain swollen River near Central Stockton. The youngsters apparently tried to Wade to a Small Island in the Middle of the Stream police said. One child 10-year-old Sitha Soun was rescued immediately by a bystander who saw the youngsters Tumble into the 40-Dcgree water. But the onlooker was unable to reach the other four children who disappeared. Three hours later police found the body of Sithay a brother Vanna 9, nearby. On thursday morning a police officer walking the Bank a half mile downriver spotted the body Ocharles Pich 7, younger brother of the two boys whose bodies were found Friday. S. \ v a by t vs5 it it \ Vav ,-v.y,. \ a Rescue Crew carries a body from the Riverbank. A Navy fighter Pilot Dies in crash key West Fla. A a Navy training Jet practising Maneu vers crashed Friday after brushing wings with another Jet Over the key West naval air station the Navy said. The Pilot was killed. The single seat f-5e fighter Jet was returning from routine training Maneu vers Friday afternoon when it brushed against an f/a-18 Hornet and crashed on the naval station runway said base spokeswoman Ensign Robin Perkins the Pilot was identified As it. Terrence e. Mulkeen 32, of Pittsburgh. The Hornet which made an emergency Landing at the base was from a Squadron based at Cecil Field naval air station just West of Jacksonville a Navy spokesman said. A third aircraft also was flying in the area at the time but was not involved in the incident. It was not immediately known where that aircraft was based. A the three aircraft were doing training Maneu vers a Perkins said. A they were flying in formation a but were in different squadrons she said. The pilots of the other two jets were not injured Perkins said. Their identities will not be released until the investigation is Complete she said. Key West Fla. Apr a soviet built Jet fighter flown to key West by a defecting cuban Pilot took off for Home Friday a Navy spokesman said. A cuban Pilot and maintenance Crew arrived Friday morning to retrieve the Mig-23, which arrived in Florida last week. The cuban contingent arrived in key West on a cuban Airliner said Ensign Robin Perkins spokeswoman for key West naval air station. The cubans took about 2vi hours to Clear customs and prepare the plane for the flight. Cuban maj. Orestes Lorenzo Perez flew the Jet to the Navy base March 20 and asked for political Asylum which he received. Perez apparently flew in undetected and Norad the  air defense command has begun an investigation. The Mig-23, also known by the nato code name Flogger was the warhorse of the Warsaw pact. The iraqi air Force also had some of the planes. Designed in the Early 1960s, the Mig-23 was initially designed to attack other fighters but was gradually modified and can carry guns bombs and air to air rockets. Officials said the Navy photographed the plane while it was in Florida. They did not say whether they conducted other tests on the aircraft. Brooks replaces Burt As arms talks team chief from wire reports Washington a president Bush has accepted the resignation of ambassador Richard Burt As head of the superpower arms talks in Geneva the White House said Friday. Burt will be replaced by Linton f. Brooks in an acting capacity. Burt a former reporter for the new York times previously served As ambassador to Germany. A White House spokesman said Bush appreciated Burts dedicated service a and is pleased that he has agreed to serve As a consultant to the Secretary of  Bush said Burt served in ail of his posts a with great  easter Bunny arrested traverse City Mich. A a Man portraying the easter Bunny at the Cherryland mall was arrested by grand traverse county sheriffs deputies who said he was a parole violator wanted for  child support. The Man was scheduled for arraignment later. A bystander filled in until an understudy could be found. Added task for Quayle Washington a some people complain there a not enough for a vice president to do but Dan Quayle will be Busy monday providing it does no train. The vice president is listed As the official starter of the 1991 White House easter egg Roll. But the weather along the East coast has been unpredictable and White House officials warned that rain could Wash out Quayle a Effort. Quayle was tapped for the Honor after Percsi Dent Bush decided to leave town sunday for a fishing vacation in the Florida keys. The festivities at the White House will include puppets dancers circus entertainers and of course the easter Bunny. Film s stars move out Pittsburgh a a movie touting the benefits of Pittsburgh is due out this week but some of the residents featured in the promotional film have already  started 2x/i years ago on a five Pitts Burghs a a film intended As a recruiting tool for businesses said the City a office of promotion. One segment features a German family who came to work for an unidentified company. They were transferred after the filming said promotions vice president Kelly of Toole. / another segment features Alex Ederati 26, who moved to Pittsburgh to work for a Pittsburgh Bank. She said she quit her Job for professional reasons and would return to her parents Home in Illinois. A a we re working with real people and you can to control their lives a of Toole said. A they were chosen to Tell their Story at a particular moment in  Dod medical Aid of d Washington the defense department announced Friday it will Fly medical supplies to Peru to assist in the fight against the cholera epidemic sweeping that nation. More than 300,000 pounds of supplies donated by the department of defense including Medicine and such items As cots will be flown on a military cargo plane and Given to the peruvian ministry of health in two emergency humanitarian Relief missions Pentagon officials said. . Church burglarized Yaphank . A vandals broke into a Long Island Catholic Church in the Early hours of Good Friday and ripped up communion wafers and stole Money from the poor Box police said. The burglars managed to enter the Sacristy of saints Philip and James roman Catholic Church sometime before Dawn a police spokesman said. They Tore up communion wafers that priests earlier had consecrated in preparation for easter sunday services he said. The vandals also smashed Church windows broke several doors and stole an undetermined amount of Cash from the poor Box the spokesman said. Five businesses near the Church were also vandalized