European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 8, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 b the stars and stripes wednesday april 8, 1992 at a glance Mirco Hensel a Security guard at Carl Schurz Cavern in Bremerhaven Germany is among those worried about Job prospects alter the . Army closes the Cavern next year. See Story and photos on pages 14 and 15. Startling evidence prosecutors of a formed schoolteacher accused in a love Triangle slaying surprised the defense with evidence that the woman bought gloves Matching one found at the scene of the crime. A Pago 4 pulitzer announced the Sacramento Bee won the 1992 pulitzer prize for Public service journalism tuesday for a the Sierra in  a Page 5 victim was on parole jurors in the Rodney g. King police brutality trial Learned for the first time that King was a convicted robber on parole the night he was clubbed and kicked by four policemen. A Page 7 bombs unearthed Uwe Yenkei has helped unearth 37 world War ii planes but those excavations were never As harrowing As the one last week. A Page 9 new employees sought Caterpillar inc. Advertised for replacement workers after Only a fraction its 13,000 striking employees heeded an ultimatum to return to work at the leading maker of Earth moving equipment. A Page 17 Index Abby Ann Landers 19 action line .16 comics.19-21 commentary.13 crossword .19 faces in places .22 letters .12 Money matters 17-18 sports.23-28 to listings.27 weather.11bushfrom Page 1 a wholly legitimate and entirely adequate basis for restricting the right to abortion derived in Roe,1�?T he said. The Pennsylvania Law requiring doctors to advise women of the alternatives to abortions before a 24-hour waiting period advances a a legitimate interest in ensuring that a woman a decision to have an abortion is an informed one Quot the Brief said. A the informed consent and waiting period requirements ensure that a woman knows the relevant facts and can reflect on theft before making a final decision a it said. The provision requiring a married woman to notify her husband of plans to abort a a can help protect the life of a fetus the integrity of the family unit and the husbands interests in procreation within marriage and the potential life of his unborn child a the Brief added. The supreme court will hear arguments on the Pennsylvania Law april 22. Starr is scheduled to present the administrations views then. Abortion rights organizations appealed a ruling by the 3rd . Circuit court of appeals last year that upheld most provisions of the Pennsylvania Law including one that requires teen age girls to get permission of a Parent or a judge before having an abortion. The 3rd circuit however struck Down the spousal notification provision saying it imposed an a a undue Burden on a woman s right to an abortion. The Justice department said the application of the a undue Burden test was inappropriate in Light of the High courts 1989 decision that upheld a Missouri Law restricting abortion. The a undue standards test was enunciated by Justice Sandra Day of Connor in a concurring opinion to the 1989 decision of Webster is. Reproductive health care services. The governments Brief Drew Praise from the National right to life committee inc., which joined an array or anti abortion groups monday that filed Friend of the court briefs in the Pennsylvania Case. Douglas Johnson the group s legislative director said the Justice departments statement about the right of states to protect human life was a one of the strongest passages it has filed on the  Page 1 simple bullhorn could be saved a lot of  the police chief said officers acted properly. The violence broke out shortly after Midnight As police on horseback tried to get the 5,000 to 6,000 people lining South University Street the main Campus thoroughfare to disperse. When that failed the officers wearing riot gear lined up and pushed the crowd Back. Fans then threw rocks bottles and the Bowling pin a a whatever they could get their hands on Quot it. Harold Tinsey said. Police fired six volleys of tear Gas then the estimated 120 officers retreated to an enclosed quadrangle. About 500 people followed and police fired at least four More volleys. A handful of rioters set fire to trash bins and pulled Down Street signs. A few windows were broken. Tin spy said damage was slight. By 2 a.m., Only a few revellers remained. A the police seemed to get impatient with the lingering a said Wayne Adam 26, a graduate student. A there Wasny to any broken windows or bottle throwing. All that followed the police  an officer received stitches after being hit in the head with a Rock police said. Another officer was hit with the Bowling pin authorities said. Russell Faulkner 21, a visitor from North Carolina was hit in the head with a bottle. He was treated at a Hospital and released. A we lost a screamed one Michigan fan. A we lost and they did this to us Quot police chief Doug Smith said tuesday that the police acted after a to Newsow Man was almost hit on the head with a bottle. A there was fighting going on in the crowd and bottles being thrown a he said a Are we supposed to let that happen a in 1989, when Michigan Defeated Seton Hall to win the Mcaa basketball championship More than 6,000 fans rushed the streets of Ann Arbor pulling Down Street signs smashing store windows and overturning cars. At least 10 people were arrested and one woman was hit by a car. State from Page 1 the main serbian party. All were arrested and officials said they would be charged with  at least 14 More people were reported killed tuesday elsewhere in the volatile Republic including seven or eight near Kupres some 50 Miles West of Sarajevo. Serbs a third of the population vehemently oppose Independence. But slavic muslims who make up 44 percent and croats who account for 17 percent see a separate state As the Only alternative to remaining Yri thin a serbian dominated yugoslav federation. All sides agree that a conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina could be far bloodier than the War in Croatia which pitted croats against minority serbs. At least 10,000 people have died in the ethnic fighting since Jan. 3, and one More was reported killed tuesday in continuing croatian violence. In Bosnia the three ethnic groups Are far More closely interwoven than in Croatia. It would be impossible to establish the boundaries Between them without major bloodshed. . Recognition of Bosnia and Herzegovina came a Day after the 12-member european Community accorded it the same status. Washington earlier recognized Croatia and Slovenia which declared Independence last june and were recognized Jan. 15 by the dec. Welcoming the decision a bosnian government statement described it As Quot the Victory of the democratic will of the people of  but some a Revo residents expressed concern that the . Move May further inflame passions. Ismet Kur Spahic a Muslim said it made him fearful that a serbs and the  May try to attack Sarajevo to punish  hours after dec recognition monday serbs in banja Luka a Northern bosnian town proclaimed their own state in Bosnia that would seek to remain within a yugoslav federation. Two serbian members of Bosnia a seven member collective presidency resigned tuesday for the same reason even before . Recognition. Serbs Lay claim to about two thirds of Bosnia a territory. The serbian dominated Federal  believed to have some 150,000 members on the republics soil is generally viewed As the decisive Factor in the bosnian equation. Ethnic serbian leaders have frequently called on the  to support their plans for the creation of a separate serbian state if the republics Independence is internationally recognized. In Belgrade Gen. Zivota panic acting head of the Federal general staff said the  would not withdraw from the Republic and warned a we Are closer to War than  Page 1 was a path of fire a said Ron Haussecker emergency management coordinator for Washington county. A a it a just a Long path of fire Down the  More than three hours later a plume of flame More than 30 feet High was still spewing from the pipeline. Quot right now we Haven t decided yet How to shut it off a Haussecker said. Quot we re just sitting  the 4v2-mile stretch of pipeline 14 inches in diameter carried liquefied Petroleum Gas often called up Gas said Dps spokeswoman Laureen Chernow. But Haussecker said it was methanol an other highly flammable substance. The line was owned by Seminole pipeline co. Of Tulsa okla., but May be operated by a different company said Gary Garrison a spokesman for the Texas Railroad commission. The commission regulates the states Petroleum Industry. The leak in the pipeline which ran through a Salt dome apparently triggered an explosion because of an ignition source above ground such As a Pilot Light in a House authorities said. The resulting blast then ruptured the pipeline adding More fuel to the conflagration. Shortly before the explosion pipeline workers were warning residents to turn off their appliances said Mitchell Hall 31, one of two people admitted to a local Hospital. Quot there was Gas floating around a he said. A it looked like fog outside. Everything around me just  a some of the people most severely injured were in their cars driving to work and were blown off the Road a said Tommy Turner the Hospital s marketing director. Houston s Hermann Hospital received four patients including three women in critical condition said spokeswoman Lisa Fuglaar. Underground Salt domes Are common geologic features of the area. Pipelines Are often routed through them because they can Lessen the Force of any explosion or fire. In this Case however the explosion and fire forced a Hole in the surface of the ground. A it was almost like you hear these planes when they come Over and break the sound Barrier a said Charles Moser publisher of the Brenham Banner press