European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 a the stars and stripes sunday september 22, 1991prosecution of Alabama governor backed Montgomery Ala. Apr the Alabama ethics commission recommended that the attorney general prosecute gov. Guy Hunt for using state air planes to Fly to Church appearances where he accepted Cash offerings. The commission on Friday voted 4-0, with one member absent. It recommended that state attorney general Jimmy Evans handle the Case instead of a Montgomery attorney. Evans a Democrat has feuded with the Republican governor. Hunt a primitive Baptist preacher said he was innocent of any violations and would Appeal to a circuit judge an option mentioned in state ethics Law. A we will show we Are right and they Are wrong a Hunt said at a statehouse news conference the ethics commission began investigating complaints against Hunt after a series of reports by the associated press. The reports disclosed flights the governor had made to preaching stops where he accepted Church offerings. The commissions Job was to review whether Hunt violated criminal statutes that bar Public officials from using their posts for private financial gain. Hunt 58, has said the flights were necessary because of scheduling and Security needs. But the governor has written the state checks for $9,724 As payment for offerings he said he accepted on 18 preaching trips to Virginia California and Points in Between during the last four years. He also said he would quit using state air planes for Church related trips. Before the news reports the governor said details about such trips must be kept secret part Hunt by for Security reasons. He made the preaching trips Public when the investigation began. Hunt is the first Alabama governor the commission has investigated since it was formed in 1974. It Isnit the first time his preaching has come under scrutiny. The inspector general a office of the . Depart ment of agriculture investigated several allegations against Hunt in 1985 while he was state director of the agricultural stabilization and conservation service c one allegation was that he arranged his travel schedule to go from his Montgomery office to his Hometown in North Alabama to preach at two churches most weekends the departments report said that a from june 1982 through december 1984, Hunt claimed reimbursement for official travel to areas near his permanent address in Holly Pond Ala., during 59 of 134 weeks. No official reason for the frequency of such travel was established a on March 1, 1985, Thomas Burke assistant inspector general for investigations recommended the conservation service suspend Hunt. Three Days later Hunt submitted his resignation to run for governor and the department closed the investigation according to agriculture department  fab controllers try to stabilize satellite Colorado Springs Colo. Apr controllers at Falcon fab Are working on keeping a military navigation satellite from tumbling out of control the latest problem involving the Nav Star global positioning system. The satellite was turned off in Hopes it would go into a stabilizing spin and controllers Hope to turn it Back on soon Falcon spokeswoman Patsy Bomhoff said. It is the second problem arising in the system since june. Three satellites have been affected officials said. Gas is a navigation system praised during the persian Gulf War and used also by civilians. Using hand held receivers users can beam up to the satellite and determine their locations within 100 Yards. The system is even More accurate with coded military receivers. The air Force has launched 16 of the 24 satellites needed to provide worldwide navigation 24 hours a Day. The launch of additional satellites was put on hold in August when officials found a malfunction that keeps the satellites pointed the wrong Way. The problem uncovered during a factory test is suspected of causing problems in july and August on two orbiting satellites. The new failure occurred on the same satellite that malfunctioned in july but appears unrelated to the earlier problem officials said. Details of the failure Are classified the air Force  saved after girl 3, answers clerk s phone Call Nashville Tenn. Apr a Lon distance Telephone solicitation turned into a lifesaving Call after a 3-year-old answered the phone and told the caller that her Mother was on the Kitchen floor unconscious. Sears clerk Ruthie Webb was calling from Kentucky on wednesday to see whether a customer in Camden Tenn., wanted to have an appliance maintenance contract renewed. She got Little Theresa Taylor. A it he Little girl answered. And said her Mother was on the Kitchen floor a Webb recalled Friday. A i knew there was some Type of problem. A i said a did she fall a the Little girl said �?~1 think she shaving a  a co workers in Paducah ky., overhear ing Webb Send of the conversation alerted authorities in Camden about 75 Miles West of Nashville and gave them the address from their records. Theresa smother Mary Ann Taylor had suffered a diabetic reaction at the Home of Friend Susan Sneed. The Taylors were visiting from their Tennessee Home in Seymour near Knoxville. The sneeds who were not Home at the time were Webb a first Call that Day. Taylor 34, was treated at a Hospital and released three hours later. A a she a a Little hero a she said of her daughter. A i owe a lot to Ruthie Webb too. 1  be Here if she did no to listen to my daughter. A lot of people would hang up on a  overweight people urged to walk Tallahassee Fla. Up an overweight person Only needs to take a brisk 45-minute walk to Start shedding those unwanted pounds a nutritionist says. A the threshold appears to be 30 to 45 minutes ideally about 45,�?� said Bob Moffatt a Florida state University associate professor of nutrition food and movement. Moffatt has directed two studies of moderately obese women. A that says if you re going to walk to lose weight it would be advantageous to walk at least 45 minutes. If you walk less than 30 minutes you re going to see very Little fat loss for your  for the studies performed under of fatty a direction by then doctoral candidate Linda Chitwood about 30 women Between 20 and 45 years old walked a Treadmill for varying lengths of time every four to six Days. During their walks they were tested to see How much fat their bodies burned. A it appears that the longer the duration of exercise the More the increase in fat burned a Moffatt said. Moffatt said a brisk walk is better than jogging when it comes to weight loss. Jogging tends to Burn More carbohydrates he said while walking expends More calories As fat. Tattoo artist David Daniels displays some of the artwork that adorns his body. Living galleries gather to display collections Pittsburgh a David a a aces Daniels regards his Tattoo covered body the Way a curator considers his gallery. A my tattoos Are an Art collection a he said. A Daniels invited Tattoo artists and enthusiasts to Pittsburgh for this weekends Tattoo expo billed As a North americans biggest Tattoo  about 3,000 Are expected to attend the convention now in its third year. Daniels said tattoos Are no longer just inky reminders of past romances and the preserve of a Drunken sailors and fallen  they have become a form of Art worn by everyone from hippies to yuppies. A we feel like we re living galleries living canvases a said Daniels 50, who runs a Tattoo studio in Richmond a. The Canvas that is Ace Daniels was first etched with a Needle at age 13 and is quickly filling up. Tattoos run from his wrists to his shoulders cover his Back and Chest and drop Down both legs. Figures peek from the Collar of his shirt. A Small Skull sits by the Corner of his left Eye. Daniels lifted his shirt to display his latest addition a full size Skull resting Over his ribs and ogling the Hollywood Starlet adorning his belly. As if 1 skin were not proof enough Danio said tattoos Are addictive. A we have a saying in the Trade in body can have just three a a he said. Many who mingled thursday at t Pittsburgh Hilton and towers we adorned similarly. Along with the to it Toos some wore leather some at some torn trs Hirts. Most wore Black. Although businessmen pass through the lobby offered curio glances convention publicist kit Pulfrey said tattooing is gaining acce Tance. People Are starting to appreciate As Art a she said. P Bob Montagna a tattooist from a Aga n.j., said his Craft is one of to worlds oldest Art forms. It dates to to Day one Caveman poked another with sly canc a Mark he Sai and has been part of most of the work cultures Ever since. A a it a ancient a Daniels agreed. A i ancient As  the practice has evolved from sir i i. Hearts and roses and daggers Ai skulls to a photo Quality portraits Daniels said. He said Many tattoos Are trained in classical and Fine arts