European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 15, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 a the stars and Stripe casinos cracking Down on families in campers from wire reports Laughlin Nev. A recreational vehicles Are Welcome at most resorts in this booming Casino town but Only if they go away again after a few Days. Since last fall Laughlin s casinos have been cracking Down on families living illegally in campers and motor Homes parked in Casino parking lots some of them Casino workers facing a housing shortage. As Many As 100 people were living in various vehicles last fall said sgt. Chuck Jones of Las vegas metro police which patrols Laughlin even though it is 100 Miles Southeast of Las vegas. He said one family had lived in a parking lot for five years. A police said there is no Way to Tell How Many have left because the p arking lots Are often filled with tourists campers and motor , aids linked Ramsey Minn. A City officials Are trying to restrict an adult Bookstore that they say promotes the spread of aids. The xxx adult Bookstore opened in Early 1990 in this Minneapolis suburb of 6,500 people. The City attempted to Force the bookstores owner Larry to Litberg to move because the store sits too close to a Church and Day care Center. A Federal lawsuit on that Issue is pending. The aids Issue arose Jan. 8 in a hearing. Lyle Pierce said he contracted aids from homosexual sex with men he met visiting bookstores and Bath houses. A a certain amount of cruising occurs at the Ramsey Bookstore a asked William Goodrich the City attorney. A a certain amount a lot of it a Pierce replied. A a they la reach right out and grab  officials said the City simply wants Holmberg to take doors off Booths Ana increase lighting in the store All in the name of Public health. Randall Tigue the bookstores attorney said cities Are increasingly trying to link adult bookstores and aids to camouflage their attempts to close the  found in Bay benecia Calif. A divers battled the cold murky san Francisco Bay Waters monday before locating the fifth victim of a helicopter crash off the Marquinez Strait East of san Francisco. A they located the body but they done to know if they can remove it a said Shelly Freier a coast guard spokeswoman. A the Pilot is wedged in by debris and with the visibility at Zero Down there it will be hard to remove  Freier said the Drivers were going to attach a tracking device to the body of Pat Williams in Case it is freed by Swift currents. Divers have already pulled the other victims from the frigid water. The helicopter a Bell 206 Jet Ranger was investigating a 3-Day-old Oil spill when it went Down saturday afternoon about three quarters of a mile West of the Marquinez Bridge. Five people were aboard state department of fish and game employees Greg Cook and Sonia Hamilton coast guard it. Carl Johnson Robert Jean an employee of clean Bay an Oil spill cleanup company and Williams new voting Date backed Atlanta a the state Senate voted overwhelmingly monday to move Georgia s presidential primary Date up a week to March 3, aiming to gain a March on other states in the super tuesday primary March 10. The 40-13 vote came less than three hours after the general Assembly opened its 1992 session. The change is expected to sail through the general Assembly this week. A if we can help Georgia in any Way to get leadership to come in Here to Nat a Good business a said democratic state sen. Culver Kidd. Republican state sen. Arthur Edge of Newnan said the move is motivated by democratic politics. The change could help Arkansas gov. Bill Clinton considered a front runner in Georgia wednesday january 15, 1992 nuclear spaceship program proposed for trip to Mars Albuquerque . A . Officials announced monday a program to build nuclear powered spaceships to help get astronauts to Mars. A this giant leap in technology can be equated to the Progress made when Man went from Riding horses to driving automobiles a said sen. Pete Domenici r-., chairman of the ninth symposium on space nuclear Power systems being held in Albuquerque this week. Russian scientists were expected to unveil a mock up nuclear rocket engine at the symposium on tuesday. They seek a joint venture with the United states to produce a nuclear engine that could support manned flight to Mars. The . Program will be managed by the air forces Phillips Laboratory in Albuquerque. The Laboratory set. Col. Roger Lenard said portions of the project were declassified monday because its hard to implement a breakthrough technology in a classified  but University of Cal Fomia Santa Cruz physicist Joel Primack said testing the rockets would be risky. A the danger is the nuclear reactor will melt or even explode during the tests a Primack said. A if part of the Core is damaged if it overheats and melts then because fuel is running right through it the radioactivity will be carried right out the rocket exhaust. That at very least would contaminate whatever building or Cavern you re doing the test  current rocket engines use chemical propulsion burning a fuel such As liquid Hydrogen and an oxidizer to provide thrust said Gary Bennett Deputy director of the transportation and platforms division at the National aeronautics and space administration. In a nuclear Thermal propulsion engine Hydrogen is injected into an atomic reactor that heats it. The Hydrogen is then expelled out a nozzle at a High velocity. Conventional chemical propulsion could be used to launch a payload nuclear Thermal propulsion could kick the Craft out of Low Earth orbit and nuclear electric propulsion using a separate reactor could Power the ship to Mars Bennett said. Domenici said it would take about eight years for the air Force to Complete construction Ana testing of a nuclear engine. The program would Cost $800 million if development efforts meet All technical and safety requirements do Lenici said. Russian scientists have determined the parameters of nuclear propulsion engines necessary to Power a manned rocket to Mars and have Given their . Counterparts previews of the system said Nikolai Pono Marev Stepni Deputy director of the . Kur Chatov Institute of atomic Energy in Moscow. . Researchers said they could avoid years of work in developing nuclear Power for the nations space program by using a soviet system the Topaz 2, As a Spang Oard to developing a spacecraft reactor. A Kihss Jeffrey Dahmjr enters a Milwaukee courtroom where he plead guilty but insane in the slaying of 15 men. Dahmer s plea worries victims Kin a Milwaukee a Jeffrey Dahmer a decision to plead guilty but insane in 15 dismemberment slayings has relatives of his victims worried they May never learn details of the killings. A the reason Why i come every time Dahmer is Here is because i want to know what happened to my brother a Janie Hagen said at the courthouse. A we done to understand Why they re keeping everything hush hush. We want to know  Dahmer claimed he killed Hagen a brother Richard Guerrero in 1988 at the Home of Dahmer a grandmother. Dahmer identified Guerrero through a photograph and police said his remains were never found. Dahmer a 31-year-old former chocolate factory worker told police that he killed 17 Young men since 1978. Police said Dahmer admitted that he drugged and strangled his victims had sex with some of the corpses dismembered them boiled some of the skulls Ana saved one victims heart a to eat  on monday he pleaded guilty but mentally ill. That Means he will not undergo a trial to determine whether he committed the offences. Instead the Case will move directly to a proceeding that will determine whether he was sane at the time of the slayings. Prosecutors have said that if they had to prove Dahmer a guilt at a trial the details of the crimes would emerge More fully. A since Day one everything has been done to protect Jeffrey Dahmer a rights a said Carolyn Smith sister of victim Eddie Smith. A my brother had a right to  a a it a not sparing me by not letting me know a said Dorothy Straughter the Mother of 17-year-old victim Curtis Straughter. Family members said the plea also angers them because if found insane Dahmer could petition for release from a mental institution after a year of treatment. He would have to prove he no longer is a threat to society. If deemed sane Dahmer would receive a mandatory sentence of life in prison for each of the 15 counts. A Jeffrey Dahmer knows what he a doing a Smith said. A fall of us want him to go to prison and take Justice like a  defense attorney Gerald Boyle and District attorney e. Michael Mccann said the chances Are slim that Dahmer would Ever be released. A i done to think anybody needs to be alarmed by this a Boyle said. A anyone who thinks that a person sentenced to a mental institution gets out in six months or a year or a year and a half should go about the business of doing some research. It is extremely difficult. To get out especially when it was a violent crime that has taken  police arrested Dahmer in july after a Man a handcuff dangling from one wrist led them to Dahmer a apartment where they found parts of 11 males a including a head in the refrigerator hands in a Kettle and skulls in a Box