European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 30, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes tuesday april 30,1991 Gleneden Beach Ore. A the Oregon medical association adopted a policy on sunday requiring doctors infected with aids to advise the state health division. A group of Peers would decide whether an infected doctor posed a risk to patients and whether the doctors medical practice should be limited. The associations House of delegates adopted a policy similar to recommendations that have been handed Down by the National centers for disease control said or. David Oehling the groups president a the risk to patients As pointed out by the cd is Small but even a Small number is important and we re concerned about it a Oehling said. The cd has determined that the risk of a doctor passing on aids virus to a patient is Between 2.4 and in Oregon 24 per million he said. A the first Tenet of the hippocratic oath is to do no harm a Oehling said. A that impels some of the logic behind our concern about the  the Oregon dental association has endorsed a policy requiring aids infected dentists to either restrict their practices or disclose their condition to their patients. A o a a the policy change initiated by the american dental association was made after the cd found that a Florida dentist May have infected three patients with aids. A a. Or. Laurence Foster Oregon a acting health officer has said he knows of five or six Oregon doctors who Are infected with aids. They asked his advice and some had chosen to Stop working directly with patients he said. A a a a a a Larry Ueno left and his wife Yasuko Pray with Buddhist priests at the Manzanar grave Sites of fellow internees. Japanese Arhe rican internees reunite at world War ii Camp Lone Pine Calif. A tears trickled Down the face of 84-year-old Larry Ueno As he pounded the steering wheel of his car parked outside the cemetery at the site of the Manzanar world War h internment Camp. A i just carib to forget the night they shot the people. I just can to forget a said Ueno. A i have to Pray for their Well being 1 have to Tell people so it won t happen again a a Ueno was among More than 200 people who made an annual pilgrimage saturday to Manzanar where some 10,000 people of japanese ancestry most of them american citizens lived out the War behind barbed wire in the name of National Security. Ueno a retired Farmer from Sunnyvale and his wife Yasuko later Knelt and prayed at the Sandy Graves of two men shot at the Camp 49 years ago. The men were shot during a disturbance that began when Ueno was arrested for leading his mess half co workers in a protest of food shortages. A the pilgrims included internees and their families Jap Anse american Community leaders educators artists and a few curious tourists. They ate a potluck lunch Sang a god bless America a listened to poetry readings and speeches and placed Flowers on a Monument in the cemetery during a Buddhist religious service. It was the 22nd annual pilgrimage but the first since the Federal government began sending surviving internees $20,000 reparation checks and formal letters of apology for the internment policy. Once a bustling Community in the Owens Valley 250 Miles North of los Angeles and on the Eastern Side of the Snow capped Sierra Nevada Manzanar now consists Only of a couple of Stone guard shacks an auditorium building and the cemetery. After the War Barracks were quickly torn Down for their lumber a rare commodity in the nearly treeless Region. A if you listen very closely to the wind you will hear the sobbing a Saith Wilbur Sato who was just shy of 13 when he was interned at Manzanar for two years. A a that a what we heard eve 17  More than 100,000 japanese americans Many of them from los Angeles were sent to internment Camps after the japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Manzanar the first of 10 Camps was opened in the Spring of 1942, sometimes Given Only hours notice internees had to store their belongings and sell what was left to scavengers at Cut rate prices. Many lost not Only their Homes but also businesses. Takato Matsuno was Only 6 when he and his eight Brothers and Sisters were taken to Manzanar. Matsuno said his father was taken away by the Fri and his Mother was sick in a Hospital so he and the other children were placed in the Campos orphanage called children a Village. On saturday Matsuno and two of his Sisters looked through the crowd for others from children a Village. He sought to organize a reunion of their own a to me it was a boy scout Camp a said  was that Young and that show i saw it. But for others it was a difficult  walk for birth defects raises $58.5 million from wire reports White Plains . More than 800,000 people nationwide took Long walks sunday to raise an estimated $58.5 million to fight birth defects a spokeswoman for the Wal Kathon said. Participants in More than 1,400 communities walked about 12 Miles in this years Wal Kameri Ca said Marcia Stein a spokeswoman for the White Plains based March of dimes birth defects foundation Stein said the $58.5 million in pledged donations set a record. A a we re very gratified by this years record turnout and the amount of Money that we expect to raise which looks like it will be an increase of 9 percent Over last year a said Jennifer l. Howse president of the organization. I _. Moscow Fla. Flights Start Miami Aeroflot has begun the first regularly scheduled flights Between Moscow and Miami. A soviet Jet arrived sunday at Miami Intima tonal Airport the first time m 20 years Aeroflot had a scheduled passenger flight land in the United states outside of Washington or new York the soviet National airline said. Under a treaty negotiated last year Aeroflot will double its weekly departures from the United states this summer to 20. Included is a new twice a week flight from Miami to Moscow via Shannon Ireland. Aeroflot a new flights Are part of the soviet push to open contacts with the West and gain much needed currency. Symphony director quits new Orleans Maxim Shostakovich son of the great russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich has resigned As the new Orleans symphony a music director saying he has not been paid for the past season. A frequently we Lack the Means to pay our guest conductors and soloists he said in a letter posted saturday afternoon on the orchestras bulletin Board. A for the entirety of last season i was paid nothing at  Shostakovich 52, said he was quitting a in bitterness and vexation Over Money troubles that have dimmed the orchestras future. He has been music director for five years but Only four seasons a one season had to be cancelled for Lack of  expressing deep satisfaction for his work with a this remarkable orchestra a Shostakovich said proposed budget cuts would reduce the seasons artistic Worth a to a disappointing  Carl Perkins has cancer Nashville Tenn. A Rock a no Roll Pioneer Carl Perkins has a cancerous growth in his Throat and will undergo surgery to remove it his son said. A a he a Fine. Its no big problem a Greg Perkins said Friday. The cancer was spotted on Perkins left tonsil during a routine medical examination his son said. The growth will be removed As soon As possible and some of his upcoming concerts will be cancelled he said Perkins 59, is Best known for his 1956 record a Blue suede shoes a which Elvis Presley also recorded. He also wrote a Honey done to a a Matchbox and a everybody s trying to be my baby a which were recorded by the beatles. 4-Star, $4,200 special Tacoma . H. Norman Schwarzkopf four Star insignia is Worth $4,200 to a businessman Vjio plunked Down that amount for a piece of history at a red Cross Benefit. V the stars were worn by Schwarzkopf while he was commander of operation desert storm during the persian Gulf War. Kimo Yoshikawa who owns balloon specialities gave the winning bid Friday night at an auction to Benefit the Tacoma Pierce county red Cross. The stars were accompanied by an autograph and photo of the general. A in a lifetime you done to often run into an Opportunity to Purchase something like this a Yoshikawa said. A you can to take an Opportunity like this and not give it an honest shot. A a it a like a game of poker. You be got to know what you be got going in. And i figured whether i got them or not i was helping a Good