European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 25, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Kevorkian assists in sixth suicide cancer victim Dies after inhaling Gas Southfield Mich. Apr. Jack Kevorkian on monday helped a sixth patient commit suicide. Catherine a. Andreyev 45, of Moon township pa., turned on a device that allowed her to inhale Carbon monoxide Gas through a mask police said. Andreyev had suffered from cancer for six years said Kevorkian a attorney Michael Schwartz. A i consider this a Well tested Well controlled Well thought out medical procedure a Kevorkian said. A the aim of suicide is to end a life. The aim of this is to terminate unbearable suffering. In be made Progress because for one More human being suffering is  Kevorkian dubbed a Cdr. Death by in the stars and stripes 10 years ago nov. 25, 1982 a Hurricane Iwa ravaged the Northern hawaiian islands with 110-Mph fury leaving one Navy Sailor dead and inflicting millions of dollars in damage. 20 years ago nov. 25,1972 the North Atlantic Assembly urged nato to expand its sea Power frontiers into the South Atlantic and Indian Ocean and to Speed up studies on forming a single Alliance army. 30 years ago nov. 25,1962 a India asked China to clarify several Points in a cease fire proclamation in which it promised to withdraw from areas it had invaded. 40 years ago nov. 25,1952 a a faint radio signal was the Only tenuous clue to the Fate of 52 men aboard a giant c-124 Globe master that vanished Over the Gulf of Alaska. 50 years ago nov. 25, 1942 a rationing for americans at Home Light compared with that in Britain will be tightened when Coffee allotments Are Cut 38 percent to 1 Pound for five weeks a about one cup a Day for the average person. C world War ii 50 years ago today nov. 25 till do 1 a 3 a 4 2 Bruise troops in Tunisia attack North from Jobo Labioda toward Amateur and also recapture Medjo Al Bab a unit it the us 1st army div raids a German Airfield at Djebel a. Destroying 30 air planes aided by British secret agents greek resistance fighters blow up a railway Bridge at Gore Potamos and Cut an important German Supply route is.  r s Clit Quot a a a Quot a mss a Andreyev Kevorkian critics has been present during five other deaths during the past two years. Those deaths were of people with terminal or painful illnesses who killed themselves with devices or materials the 63-year-old retired pathologist supplied. Kevorkian was charged with murder after the first three deaths but each time hazing still a problem report says Washington a hazing of underclassmen remains common at the army Navy and air Force academics  longstanding Laws and regulations intended to curb abuse a congressional study reported monday. Most hazing is not reported the general accounting office said. And even when it is reported the academics often do not charge anyone or drop the offence to a lesser charge. The study singled out the air Force Academy for not taking As aggressive Steps As the . Military Academy and the naval Academy to reduce hazing. The Gao an investigative Arm of Congress said the distinction Between legitimate indoctrination of first year students and hazing a is somewhat  but it said hazing a has never completely disappeared from the service academies despite being outlawed for Over a  it recommended the academics take Steps to make Clear what activities Are not permitted to increase enforcement and to educate students faculty and alumni about the need to halt hazing. Majorities of students surveyed at each Academy told the Gao that at least a couple times a month during their first year they had been a subjected to upperclassmen s screaming in their face. A verbally harassed insulted and ridiculed. A required to memorize and recite trivia. A forced to use study hours for special duties. A More physically abusive forms of hazing such As dunking fourth class freshman students in toilets using physical restraints covering fourth class students with shaving Cream or other substances or spraying them with water appeared to occur less often a the report said. The Case was dismissed because Michigan has no Law against assisted suicide. A a prosecutor said he  file charges in the latest Case. His Michigan medical License has been suspended but he remains licensed in California. A this is a Case of medic id Quot Schwartz said. A it is a situation where the object was to alleviate the pain and suffering for patients who wish to have that pain and suffering put to an  Schwartz said Andreyeva a condition was one a where she had no Hope of a Normal life where her every Day was racked by pain where she could not sleep because of her  Quot each additional Day was a Day of horror and dread a he said. Andreyev died in a Waterford township House owned by a Kevorkian supporter. T he same House was used the last time Kevorkian assisted in a suicide said police officer William Himmelspach. Kevorkian and four friends of the woman were present at the death the attorney said. Also present were Kevorkian a sister and the Homeowner. No one in the House was detained by police Himmelspach said. Andreyev was diagnosed w Ith breast cancer in 1 bib when her cancerous right breast was removed Schwartz said. Despite chemotherapy the cancer spread to her left lung which was removed. By 1 pm her other lung was infected and cancer had spread to her breast Bone he said. She was single and had no children Schwartz said. Her parents Are dead and she had no siblings. One family me chef a a Cousin from Scotland a knew of her suicide plans. Andreyev had approached Kevorkian through letters and received counselling Over the Telephone Schwartz said. Spaceman package russian scientists begin to remove the payload of a space capsule aboard the marshal Krylov spacecraft recovery vessel in the Pacific Ocean on sunday about 80 Miles olt the coast of Washington state. The capsule carried among other things letters of Goodwill from russian president Doris n. Yeltsin and former soviet Leader Mikhail s. Gorbachev along with requests for business investment in Russia. The capsule was to be taken to Seattle where exhibits and a business training program for russian professionals were planned. Aaa lifts sniper warning for Florida interstate a Jacksonville Fla. A the american automobile association on monday lifted its warning to avoid interstate 295, citing a crackdown that has led to 20 arrests and apparently ended random sniper attacks on Drivers. The Florida National guard Highway patrol and other Law enforcement agencies said they would continue their stepped up patrols of the area through the thanks i ing weekend. Interstate 295 is a major Gateway for tourists driving South to Florida for the holidays. A a aah a decision to lift the Alert was made after a review of Highway Security measures a said Tom Crosby a spokesman for the National travel group. Authorities have erected barricades along Highway overpasses and added lights and fences along the Roadway. About 150 National guardsman using helicopters humvee and infrared night sensor equipment have been patrolling. During the last two weeks police have charged six youths in sniper shootings or with throwing rocks at motorists. Sheriff Jim Mcmillan said 14 other people have been charged with acts a indirectly related a to the attacks. He said most Are juveniles and Are connected to a gang called English  posse named Lor a  neighbourhood