European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 2, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 a the stars and stripes wednesday october 2, 1991 state police Aid adult correctional institution guards in Cranston near riot gear As they enter a Security area. Inmates demanding reforms rampage at . State prison Cranston . Apr nearly 300 inmates destroyed property set fires and tried to seize a Cellblock in the state prisons maximum Security unit monday officials said. The inmates ended the rampage about five hours later. One prisoner was slightly injured Deputy corrections director . Wall said. He said no guards were Hurt. The inmates took no hostages. Prisoners issued a list of nine demands ranging from inmate pay raises to a demand that All depositors with Money Frozen in the states 9-month-old banking crisis be refunded corrections director George Vose said. Vose said inmates voluntarily returned to their cells after a two person negotiating team met with two inmate leaders. He said administrators promised to meet with inmates in the future but a negotiators indicated we would not accede to any  nearly 300 of the 440 inmates in the maximum Secu Rity unit at the adult correctional institutions the states Only prison Complex started the disturbance in the exercise Yard in mid afternoon Wall said. A they refused to leave the Yard and almost immediately began property destruction a Vose said. Los Angeles apr a woman who was a police informant while running a Call girl service that allegedly catered to millionaires pleaded guilty monday to a felony count in a plea bargain. Elizabeth Adams 58, pleaded guilty to Selling a person for immoral purposes said Sandi Gibbons a District attorney spokeswoman. Adams was scheduled to return to court oct. 28 to be formally sentenced to 18 months probation. Vice officers broke her prostitution ring in 1988. She later said that for 16 years she relayed information about firearms and narcotics Trade and other criminal activities that her Call girls gleaned from their clients. Prosecutors contended even celebrities paid up to $2,000 a Day for the sex services. In Exchange the High former nazi guard Cincinnati apr a Federal appeals court said monday a former nazi prison Camp guard had been forced into that duty and should t be deported. Leonid Petkiewytsch 67, a retired labourer in Cincinnati has lived in this country since 1955. He inadvertently triggered his prosecution by disclosing on a citizenship application that he been a nazi prison Camp guard. The Federal Board of immigration appeals ordered Petkiewytsch deported upholding the immigration and inmates seized the Kitchen and then attempted to move into a Cellblock he said. A tactical team of correctional officers repelled them with tear Gas Vose said. A if they a gotten into the Cellblock we would have had a significant problem a Vose said. Inmates set bonfires in the prison Yard and a carpenters shop and prison Kitchen also were set ablaze Cranston Deputy fire chief Carl Iaciofano said. Prison officials escorted reporters on a tour of the Yard after the disturbance ended. A Chain link fenced runway leading into the Yard was littered with prison issued fleece jackets. At one end was a foot High pile of what guard capt. Ronald Brodeur said were homemade weapons including pieces of Wood with nails shovels rakes hand Garden tools and pipes. Much of it had been taken from a Small greenhouse that was destroyed. During the disturbance guards in riot gear moved into the prison in Waves of about 50. Each time they shouted a go go go a and let out War whoops As they entered the building. Priced prostitutes lived a Jet set life following elite customers to Paris London new York and Las vegas. She became known As the Beverly Hills Madam because Many people alleged to be clients booked their trysts in posh Beverly Hills hotel suites. Adams has refused to identify the clients. Vice capt. Lames Docherty portrayed Adams As a a Multi Buck big time  she allegedly took in about $100,000 a month. A four of my girls married into very prominent families a Adams once said again refusing to give names. A a they re so polished. These people improved their lives thanks to  her lawyer argued after her arrest that she should be shielded from prosecution or at least kept from incarceration in Exchange for her work As an  t be deported naturalization services original charge against him in 1985. A 1978 Federal Law provides for deportation of anyone who at the direction of Germany a nazi government persecuted anyone for reasons of race religion National origin or political opinion Between March 1933 and May 1945. A three judge panel of the appeals court ruled unanimously in favor of  rep. Eckart says he won t seek re election from wire reports Mentor Ohio a rep. Dennis Eckart a Ohio said monday he wont run for re election because he a dissatisfied with politics and wants to spend More time with his family. A the Money Chase May soon Chase More people like me out a he said. A a in be seen elections turn into  Eckart 41, said his decision Wasny to influenced by redistricting which will Cost the state two congressional seats. The six term congressman and father of an 11-year-old was up for re election in november 1992. A a it a a very exciting life but you find yourself being increasingly pulled in too Many different directions at one time a Eckart said. Eckart was a state legislator and an assistant prosecutor in Lake county before being elected to  Arches win Boston a the historic neighbourhood around Bostons Faneuil Hall will soon become Home to another american icon the Golden Arches. The Boston Parks commission unanimously gave Mcdonald a corp. Permission monday to build a restaurant in vacant space turning Back objections from some who said the fast food outlet would harm the areas revolutionary Era flavor. A some people would like Paul Revere to come Back with a Silversmith shop a scoffed Fletcher Wiley a lawyer for Mcdonald a. He noted that the revitalized area already is brimming with shops food stands and restaurants. Next door to the Mcdonald a site is an Irish pub. The site is near Faneuil Hall a revolutionary Era meeting Hall and not far from Ben Franklin a Birthplace and reveres  rider injures Man Wichita Kan. A a Man trying to Stop a Joy rider was critically injured when he was run Over five times by his own car authorities said. Edward Hillman 26, of Wichita suffered a broken neck broken Back and massive head injuries sunday police it. Don Deckert said. Hillman left his car in a shopping Center parking lot that is a popular gathering place for teen agers. Up to 100 youths were in the lot when a Joy rider in Hillman a Auto began to drive in tight circles and hit Hillman four times Deckert said. The Driver stopped backed up and ran Over Hillman a fifth time before abandoning the car and fleeing Deckert said. Hillman was in critical condition at a Hospital monday Deckert  survives ordeal mount Washington . A authorities on monday found a 15-year-old boy in mount Washington where he faced blowing Snow temperatures in the teens and winds of More than 90 Mph during the night. Initial radio reports from the Mountain indicated Nicholas Ferrais of Canada was in Fine shape officials said. Ferrais was among a group from Quebec that left the 6,288-foot Summit sunday afternoon to hike Back Down the Northeast a highest Peak. Mike Pelchat of the state Parks division said the youth was with eight others and was separated from his friends at the beginning of the hike Down the  crushes woman Anchorage Alaska a a woman was crushed to death in a parking garage elevator As fellow passengers tried to save her. The woman was caught sunday Between floors of the . Penney co. Parking garage elevator. She was getting on at a skywalk when the elevator started moving and she slipped police said. The woman dangled half on and half off the elevator and was crushed before five other passengers frantically pressing buttons pushed the emergency Button police it. Bill gainer said. Investigators weren to sure Why the elevator malfunctioned. The woman a name was withheld monday pending notification of relatives. High society Madam pleads guilty