European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 26, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 6 the stars and stripes . Tuesday. January 26,1993all s fare in love and Long distance courtship prom wire reports Dallas a the fare wars May have crippled the nations airlines but they helped turn a Long distance Romance inter wedded Bliss for one couple. Dean Brumbaugh and Jean Raymond struck up a Romance after meeting in Cah tin Mexico last March. Trouble was he lived in Dallas and she near los an gets. They made several trips Back and Forth but were starting to struggle when Northwest and american airlines triggered the Industry a half Price Sale in May. A. A. A a. Quot the timing was unbelievable a Raymond said. Quot we each must have booked six round trip tickets apiece. We just fell More in love with each  they were married saturday in Pomona Calif. They i riveted american airlines chief executive Robert Crandall who sent his regrets but the airline bumped them up to first class seats for their honeymoon the newlyweds will Settle in Sherman Texas 70 Miles North of  taken from Chimney Richmond a. A police helped Rescue a 35-Ycar-old Man who got stuck in a Chimney and then put the squeeze on him again charging him with breaking and entering. Police said the Man whom they identified Only As Hector entered the 2-foot-wide Metal Chimney on the roof of the d. J. Pish Market about 10 . Saturday after pulling off the cover with pliers. Neighbors said they heard him screaming for help and called police. Rescuers tried to pull the Man from the roof but ended up breaking into the Market and grabbing him from below. After much tugging and cutting they freed the Man. "1 guess he was going for a fish Sandwich a said patrolman John Howard jr.4 Hurt on Cable car san Francisco a four people were slightly Hurt when a Cable car made an abrupt emergency Stop As it began rolling backward Down a Steep Hill. The Cable car on the Powell Street line one of the most popular with tourists slipped backward saturday As it neared the Crest of a Hill said Alan Siegel a spokesman for san Francisco municipal railway. The car rolled about 20 feet before it was abruptly stopped by an underground safety Latch Siegel said. Four passengers were taken to a Hospital with minor injuries he said. The Powell Street line which goes from the City a Union Square shopping District through Chinatown North Beach and the Fisherman s wharf area was closed briefly while Crews towed the Cable car to storage. Officials arc investigating the Accident. A restaurant chief Hurt Dallas a Norman e. Drinker chairman and chief executive of the rapidly growing restaurant company that owns chilis remained in stable condition sunday three Days after a jarring collision during a Polo match in Florida. A doctor said Drinker 61, was improving but it was Uncertain whether he would fully recover from his severe head injuries. Drinkers casual moderate Price Chili s Chain contributes the bulk of Drinker International s yearly sales of $780 million. Michael g. Mueller a restaurant analyst for Montgomery securities inc., in san Francisco said sunday that Drinker had put in place a Strong management team with a plan to add 20,000 employees and increase revenues to $1 billion by 1995. The company has 30,000 employees and operates about 300 chilis restaurants in 40 states Canada and Mexico. A transcript hints by the new York times los Angeles a As a new trial nears of four current and former police officers accused of beating Rodney g. King a document suggests the officers might have been punishing King for leading them on a High Speed Chase. The document a transcript of a radio conversation Between two dispatchers was reported sunday in the los Angeles times and confirmed by defense attorneys. It quotes a dispatcher As saying of King Quot they should know better than to run. They Are going to pay a Price when they do  the dispatchers were not at the scene of the videotaped beating on March 3,1991. But Legal experts said such statements suggest the kind of motive Federal prosecutors must establish to prove the four intentionally deprived King of his constitutional rights. Defense attorneys have asserted that the officers followed Correct police procedure in subduing an unruly suspect who refused to comply with their orders. Sgt. Stacey c. Koon officers Laurence m. Powell and Theodore j. Briseno and former officer Timothy e. Wind face prison terms of up to 10 years and fines of up to $250,000 in the Federal civil rights trial which is scheduled to begin in Early february. Their acquittals april 29 on most state assault charges touched off rioting that claimed More than 50 lives and caused $1 billion in damage on Friday . District judge John g. Davies ruled that a civil rights conviction will not require prosecutors to prove that racial Bias was involved in the beating. Prosecutors could not be reached sunday but Legal experts said the prosecution was expected to seek to prove the officers meted out summary punishment to King beyond the Force needed to make an arrest. One defense lawyer said sunday that the dispatchers comments were irrelevant and might not be admitted portions of the radio transcript the transcript Between police and fire dispatchers after the beating of Rodney g. King shows that they joked and laughed about the incident before sending an ambulance to the scene. Police dispatcher to fire dispatcher he pissed us off so i guess he needs an  fire dispatcher a Little attitude adjustment a police dispatcher Quot yeah we had to Chase him. I think he kind of irritated us a Little. They should know better than to run. They Are going to pay a Price when they do  fire dispatcher what Type of incident would you say this is police dispatcher Quot it s a. Its a. Battery. He got beat  fire dispatcher "o.k. By assailants unknown a police dispatcher Quot a Well sort  a amps into evidence. Quot these Are statements Between people not involved in the use of Force a said Ira m. Salzman the attorney for Koon. Quot there is absolutely no evidence that the clients heard these statements endorsed these statements or even agree with these  in the radio transcript a police dispatcher is quoted As telling a fire dispatcher that King needed an ambulance because he had angered the police. The Conversa Tion appeared to be in a joking tone with laughter Between the dispatchers. K Rostenkowski under fire again Campaign s car insurance payments questioned Chicago a rep Dan Rostenkowski a Campaign committee has paid at least $24,822 for Auto insurance since 1989 but has not owned or leased any vehicles a newspaper reported monday. The Democrat s committee paid $15,497 in Auto insurance in 19s9. It paid $3,480 in 1990 and $5,357 in 1991, and so far has reported spending $488 for part of 1992, the Chicago Sun times said. But the Rostenkowski Rostenkowski for Congress committee has no vehicles registered with the Illinois Secretary of states office which keeps official records of vehicle ownership the newspaper reported. Rostenkowski chairman of the House ways and Means committee would not explain what cars were covered by the insurance. Spokesman Pat Jones said the Chicago Democrat did nothing wrong. The Sun times reported sunday that Rostenkowski charged taxpayers at least $68,250 Over five years to lease three vehicles that became his personal property. House rules prohibit members from using tax Money or Campaign funds for personal Benefit. The committee paid insurance premiums to near North insurance Agency once owned by former Cook county Board president George w. Dunne and now owned by Michael Segal the Sun times identified Segal As a Friend of Rostenkowski a. Segal refused to comment on Rostenkowski s insurance. A Federal grand jury is investigating whether Rostenkowski illegally got Cash through stamp transactions at the House Post office. Sun times also has reported that he paid $73,000 to himself and his Sisters to rent a Little used Campaign office. Rostenkowski has denied wrongdoing. Newborn taken from Mother is returned Dallas apr a woman who allegedly posed As a maternity room nurse and abducted a 2-Day-old baby from her Mother s arms was arrested Early monday. The infant was returned to her Mother unharmed. Quot there a really no words to really say How she responded a Parkland memorial Hospital spokeswoman Luther Bauer said of the Mother s reaction to getting her baby Back. Quot she was More than delighted and Happy and  Sheretta Lister 19, said a woman came into her room sunday morning and told her that her daughter who has several ailments needed to be taken for a blood test. Lister handed her Over Dauer said. About two hours later a nurse arrived to Tell the Mother that the Hospital was ready to discharge her and her child so cretan Aundria and asked where the baby was Dauer said. Fri spokeswoman Marjorie Pochec said a relative of the alleged Abductor whose name Wasny to released tilled authorities after the woman arrived Home the Newborn and said it was hers. The woman was arrested and the baby is Bai the Hospital a Poche said. The Hospital had issued an urgent plea for the b return because the infant needed treatment for a infection a heart murmur and a blood ailment. The girl was born before Dawn Friday and Weij pounds 9 ounces. The Mother described the Abductor As a Hea woman in her 4 a wearing Hospital scrubs a Sui Cap and what appeared to be a Hospital badge. Employees said they had seen a woman Matchin description in the maternity unit in the last two. Be was wearing the same Hospital outfit and inn about newborns and discharge procedure