European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 19, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes . Saturday december 19,1992 searchers exhaust leads in boy s plea to Santa Seattle apr despite questions about the authenticity of a desperate letter to Santa police still Hope to find the writer who asked for food a Job for his father and to be taken to a  so he  be a Burden anymore. A a we be always left the option of a hoax open and it very Well could be a possibility. But we have no reason to believe it is a hoax at this time a said Liz Zenonian evidence officer for the port Angeles police department. A a we re treating it As a real possibility of being genuine because we know there Are families out there that Are living in their cars in the Woods a children that fit the description of Thad not Only in our area but in other areas throughout the United  the letter was dropped in a downtown Mailbox last week in the depressed Timber town 63 Miles Northwest of Seattle. Postal officials gave the letter to state child protective services which passed it to police. Zenonian and Callam county undersheriff Joe Marlin said police and deputies have exhausted All leads. The next step is to distribute posters asking Thad to Call a a Santa a helpers at the sheriffs office Martin said. Two handwriting analysts asked by the associated press to look at copies of the letter said it did no to appear that a child wrote it. They said they  conclusively Call it a hoax because they were looking at faxed copies of a photo of the letter. Martin said the sheriffs office May seek its own handwriting analysis. The writing includes a mixture of capital and lower Case letters of several styles including some that look like a cursive script. A child  Likely use a mix of letter styles said one analyst Lynette Radusinovich. Since news reports about the letter people have been calling City officials offering to help Thad and his family. A fund set up at the Washington credit Union in port Angeles will go to Thad or to the United Way if he Isnit found by Jan. 15, jury acquits sect Leader of murder Miami apr a jury on thursday acquitted Black sect Leader Yahweh Ben Yahweh and three disciples in the slaying of a Man who reportedly assaulted one of their followers. The Dade circuit court jury deliberated just More than 2vz hours. But Yahweh remains in Federal prison serving a 16 /2-year sentence for his Federal conspiracy conviction in May for 14 murders two attempted killings and arson in that trial in fort Lauderdale a jury acquitted seven other nation of Yahweh members of conspiracy and deadlocked on two others. In the Dade court trial Yahweh whose full name is hebrew for a god son of god Quot was charged with one count of first degree murder and prosecutors had sought the death penalty. Also acquitted were Dexter Leon Grant James Louis Mack and Ernest Lee Janies or. They were charged with kidnapping and first degree murder. Cecil Branch was Slabbed to death and both his ears were Cut off on sept. 20, 1986, outside his Miami Home. The prosecution said Yahweh ordered the slaying As retribution after Branch knocked Down a female Yahweh Follower who had brought her religious message to the Coconut Grove Home of branches Mother. Robert Rozier 37, agreed to testify for the prosecution alter he pleaded guilty to Lour murders and was sentenced to 22 years in prison. The former professional football player now in the Federal witness Protection program testified that a Hwan ordered branches death. Yahweh Ben Yahweh hugs a member of his Legal team found not guilty of murder thursday in a Miami court. A after he was acc fines Shock Jock Stern s employer Washington apr the Federal communications commission will Levy a $600,000 Fine against the company that employs radio Shock Jock Howard Stern a commission member says t he panel has voted 4-1 to impose the Fine against Infinity broadcasting co. Rather than subject it to a hearing to determine whether it should lose its radio License acc commissioner James Quello said thursday. T he Lone dissenting Vole was cast by acc commissioner Alfred Sikes. He sought to delay Infinity s planned $100 million Purchase of three radio stations pending outcome of a License hearing Quello said. He said the $600,000 Tine for alleged indecent broadcasts during daytime hours carried a warning that if there Are future violations it could result in a License revocation  the new York times which reported the decision in its Friday editions said the ruling was to be officially announced Friday. Infinity carries Sterns program on his Home station of work pm in new York As Well As Wasp pm in Philadelphia and Wjk pm in the Washington area. The commission fined Infinity which in based in new York $6,000 last year for a 1988 Stern broadcast. T he company has appealed the Fine. In october the acc fined los Angeles station  a record $105,000 for several Stern programs broadcast Between oct. 30 and dec. 6, 1991.  is owned by greater Media inc. Stern whose show is rated no. 1 in new York and los Angeles asks celebrity guests about their sex lives talks about his sex fantasies and sometimes invites women to come to his studio and disrobe then describes it Over the air. The acc defines indecent material As a language that describes in terms patently offensive As measured by contemporary Community standards. Sexual or excretory activities or organs.�?�. Wants Mexico to try doctor in agent s death from wire reports Washington a the United states has asked Mexico to prosecute a mexican doctor who was deported Back Home after his acquittal by a los Angeles judge in the death of a . Drug agent. Thursdays request was made by undersecretary of state Arnold Kanter in a meeting with mexican ambassador Gustavo Petro Cioli. Or. Humberto Alvarez Machain was kidnapped by .-paid Bounty Hunters and brought to the United states in april 1990 on grounds that he was involved in the 1985 killing in Mexico of Enrique Camarena a . Drug enforcement administration agent. . District judge Edward Rafeedie ruled on monday that . Prosecutors had failed to prove their Case and dismissed the charges against Alvarez. Prosecutors had said Alvarez tried to keep Camarena alive so that the drug agent could be  pot Luck Here Louisville by. A a Man approaching courthouse Metal detectors got the Metal out of his pockets but was stopped anyway when he also pulled out a Small package of marijuana officials said. Jeffrey Eversole pulled a plastic package containing about a tenth of an ounce of marijuana from his pockets at the Jefferson county courthouse said Deputy sheriff Pete Burkey. Eversole 35, was charged with Misdemeanour marijuana  s seat sought Austin Texas a the race for Lloyd Bentsen a . Senate seat Drew its first formal candidate thursday with Republican rep. Joe Barton announcing that he will run for the Job with the backing of former gov. Bill Clements. Barton a conservative who opposes abortion and requires his own congressional staff to undergo drug testing said that he was the Best qualified candidate and that he will stress the issues of Job creation and economic expansion. Barton who has represented Texas 6th congressional District since 1984, is relatively unknown outside his District and acknowledged that it will be a Tough race. He said a my Victory is far from assured but it is  Barton became the first candidate to announce for the seat that Bentsen will give up next year to become Treasury Secretary in president elect Clinton a  Andrews Dies los Angeles a Dana Andrews the War voiced southerner who was the popular leading Man in the movies Laura and the Best years of our lives died thursday. He was 83. Andrews died at los Alamitos medical Center in Orange county where he had been hospitalized with pneumonia nursing supervisor Mary Helen Fitzgibbon said. Andrews was most remembered for the 1944 Laura As a detective entranced by the portrait of a Young Beauty presumed to be a murder victim. He is astonished when the Beauty herself Gene Tierney walks into her apartment. It a est a s our a ves William Wylera a 1946 drama of soldiers facing a postwar America Andrews portrayed a disillusioned Veteran. The film won seven oscars including Best  colled motive Alif. A 28-year-old woman j ant isme Nib ered her husband for s3u,l u0 he had recently received from his previous Wile prosecutors say. Deputy District attorney Randolph Pawloski told the Santa Ana jury on thursday that he believed maim agree Nelson tied up and clubbed to death William e. Nelson 56, because he was a a Gold mine. B Pawloski said Nelson carried Large amounts of Cash and that his wife probably knew he had tj1vorce set la a ment checks totalling j a �?Tu0� from has a a wife shortly before she killed