European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 14, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes monday october 14, 1991 surrogate grandmother gives birth to two Little miracles Aberdeen . Apr twins were born saturday to Arlette Schweitzer the first american woman to Bear her own grandchildren As a surrogate Lor her daughter a they arc really Sweet a said Dan Schweitzer Grandfather of the boy and girl Chad Daniel and Chelsea Arlette a i can to describe it. They re just like two Little  Arlette Schweitzer 42, carried the babies for her daughter Christa Uchytil and son in Law Kevin. Christa Uchytil 22, was born without a uterus which made it impossible for her to have children. Eggs were taken from Uchytil a ovaries fertilized with her husbands sperm and implanted in her Mother s womb. The twins were born five weeks Early but were healthy with mature lungs said obstetrician or. Gregg Carlson. They were delivered by caesarean Section under a spinal aesthetic. Arlette Schweitzer was in satisfactory condition at St. Luke a Midland regional medical Center. A it was an Honor really a Carlson said. A when the first baby was born it was very unique. I can to describe it. I really can to. All the family and All the support people were  Schweitzer was awake and her daughter was at her Side tears dripping Down her Cheeks As she watched her children arrive the Grandfather said. Kevin Uchytil drove nearly 400 mites from his Job in rapid City and missed the births. Chad was born first by one minute at 1 21 a.m., and weighed 6 pounds 3 ounces. He measured 20vi inches Long. Chelsea Arlette weighed 4 pounds 7 ounces and was 18 inches Long. Carlson said the relationship Between the surrogate and the donors was unique but the procedure was not. A this was a special instance where things just seemed to work out Quot he said. A Chris tax smother was Young enough yet to carry a pregnancy and in a sure there Are other families out there with the same  Rory King the attorney for the family said he consulted with state officials to determine the proper Way to handle the birth certificate for the babies. The document will list Kevin and Christa Uchytil As the parents based on a sworn statement from or. William r. Phipps of the University of Minnesota who not Arlette Schweitzer is shown in an August photo. Performed the in Vitro fertilization and implantation. Meanwhile Hospital officials were trying to handle intense Media attention. Dale Stein the hospitals president said he hired six extra Security guards and made the maternity Ward off limits to outsiders. Stein said he had received dozens of requests to interview Schweitzer and her family. King said he has been taking requests about every 15 minutes for news conferences television interviews via satellite and photo opportunities. A we just can to accommodate them All a he said. A a it a dangerous to the Mother and dangerous to the  King said the first priority for All involved was allowing Schweitzer time to recuperate. University ban on hate speech stuck Down by judge in Wisconsin by the new York times Milwaukee a a Federal District judge has voided a University of Wisconsin Rule against so called a hate speech Quot saying it is unconstitutionally Broad. The Rule adopted two years ago by the University s Hoard of regents barred speech that was intended to create a hostile learning environment through the demeaning of a person s race sex religion color Creed disability sexual orientation or ancestry. The Rule called for punishment ranging from Public service to suspension. The american civil liberties Union challenged the Rule on behalf of a student newspaper and several students who had been punished for violating it. On Friday judge Robert w. Warren agreed with the plaintiffs assertion that their rights of free speech under the first amendment were being violated. The University had argued that the Rule was Allowa ble under the a fighting words doctrine established by the supreme court 49 years ago. In the Case of Chap Linsky is. New Hampshire the court held that words intended to provoke imminent lawlessness were not protected under the first amendment. But Warren wrote that the University Rule a clearly reaches beyond the narrow confines of the fighting words doctrine. Freedom of speech is almost absolute in our land and the Only restriction the fighting words doctrine can abide is that based on the fear of violent  lawyers on both sides have said it will be fought All the Way to the supreme court. A we never saw this Rule As More than one tool in an array of tools to fight racism Quot said Donna e. Shalala Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin s Madison Campus. A if we cannot use this kind of Rule we will find other  official speculates radioactive barrels a hoax Portland Ore. Apr empty barrels marked a a radioactive were found floating in the Columbia and Willamette Rivers saturday but they contained no radioactive material an official said. The barrels probably were a hoax to protest against the Hanford nuclear reservation located farther up the Columbia River in Washington said Bob Robison a spokesman for the Oregon department of Energy. Some of the barrels were marked a Hanford Quot he said. The barrels tied up state emergency response teams All morning Robison said. No group had claimed responsibility for putting the barrels in the Rivers he said. Tom Bauman a . Energy department spokesman at Hanford said the barrels did not come from there. The markings on the barrels did not resemble the official warning used on containers for radioactive material Robison said. At least a dozen Black 55-gallon Drums were found Between Portland and Rainier about 45 Miles North of the City. Rainier also is the Home of Oregon a Only nuclear Plant. Hanford near Richland wash., produced plutonium for nuclear weapons for More than 40 years. It is now Home to a civilian nuclear Power Plant. U.s.. Warns americans to avoid Beirut flights from wire reports Washington a the state department warned americans on saturday not to travel on two air France flights that Stop Over in Beirut. The Agency said in a written statement that it had Learned that air France flights 140 and 141 from Paris to Amman Jordan and from Amman to Paris make intermediate stops in Beirut. A because american passports Are not valid for travel to in or through Lebanon . Citizens Are advised not to Board these flights which Are scheduled mondays through thursdays a the travel warning said. Airline officials could not be reached for  chalks up 3 doubles Huntington . A maternity Ward workers at a West Virginia Hospital had a night of seeing double and double and double. Three sets of twins were born within 12 hours of each other Friday at Cabell Huntington Hospital. A this is the first time in recent memory that anything like this has happened a Hospital spokeswoman Janet Ferguson said. A it was pretty  the first set arrived at 12 49 a.m., Horn to Naomi Taylor of Culloden. She had two girls. At 6 29 a.m., Melissa Black of Milton had two boys. The last set a two boys a arrived at 11 15 a.m., born to Rosetta James of Huntington. Mothers and babies were Well Ferguson  in the cards Worcester it. A a postcard company that mistakenly labelled this Scenic Vermont town As being in Pennsylvania is making amends by donating the goofed up cards to Worcester. The town Board plans to Dole out the More than 4,000 cards to its 900 residents and anyone else who might want one. A the company says they will recall the postcards a said Tom Mckone chairman of the Board. A and we a get All the  the scene on the card is unmistakably Worcester with the town Hall elementary school Church several houses and playing Fields. But the company Impact new England put the photograph in its Pennsylvania series. The company already has sent Mckone a 45-Pound Box of the recalled postcards and More Are on the Way. And the company apologized to the town Mckone said. A virtually our entire town is in that picture Quot Mckone said. A your 900 residents can Cut out the Pennsylvania or whatever they  sever scouts tie san Jose Calif. The Alum Rock school Board has voted to end a teaching contract with the boy scouts of America because the group sex eludes homosexuals. The districts 5-0 vote thursday followed a similar move last month by the san Francisco Board of education. I the Alum Rock Board said the organizations policy violated the districts anti discrimination policy. The boy scouts ban openly Gay members and leaders saying homosexuality violates the scouting oath to remain a morally  the contract called a in school scouting allows older boy scout employees a usually College age men a to teach science once a week to elementary  Model killed Houston a a woman featured this year in Penthouse Magazine was shot to death in what police say May have been an attempted car theft police said. Sherry Dawn Dunson 22, was shot by a Man Early Friday while sitting in a girlfriends Mercedes Benz parked at a service station said homicide detective Kenny  was penthouses pet of the month in May. Dunson who worked As a dancer at a Houston nightclub was sitting in the car while a Friend made a Call from a pay Telephone Williamson said. A car pulled up beside the Mercedes and someone in the car talked with Dunson before a shot was fired Williamson said