European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 28, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday january 28, 1993 . The stars and stripes Page 7 Black agents to Benefit under planned Fri Reform hecklers hound Packwood at meetings in Oregon from wire reports Eugene Ore protesters heckled . Sen Hob Packwood As he travelled tuesday through Oregon disrupting meetings he attended and demanding his resignation Over sexual misconduct allegations. About 75 protesters heckled Packwood r-ore., at a Eugene hotel where he met with Timber Industry leaders. Several of them tried to enter the conference room then pounded on the windows when they encountered locked doors. Earlier in Bend about two dozen protesters waited for Packwood outside n hotel where he conducted another Timber meeting. Quot he a disgraced the Senate he s disgraced Oregon and he s a poor excuse of a Man a said protester Peter Barry 35, of la  sex chauffeur leaves Stamford Conn. A an illegal alien who worked As Zoc Baird s chauffeur has returned to Peru his attorney said tuesday. Victor Cordero 26, went into hiding when Baird withdrew her nomination for . Attorney general last week amid a Public outcry Over her illegal hiring of Cordero and his wife As household help. On monday Cordero told a television interviewer that he would face questioning from immigration officials so he could stay in the United states but his attorney a Lelanc Pope said in a statement tuesday that a Cordero has voluntarily departed the United states to return to  pc pc could t be reached to elaborate. Mud wrestlers warned Chicago a mud wrestling can Lead to skin infections researchers say. Drs. Amanda Adler and Jeff Altman of the University of Washington Seattle reported tuesday in the journal of the american medical association that mud wrestling apparently can cause pus filled lesions. A they made the discovery when seven University of Washington students complained of rashes within 36 hours of a a mud wrestling social event Quot Between men and women. All seven had rashes containing up to 300 tiny lesions primarily on their extremities. The infection could have originated in the soil used to make the mud the doctors said. No similar problems were reported among a University of Washington group that conducted u �?ojcll-0 wrestling event earlier the report  class for students hous ton a a suspended Texas Southern University student said former hand members disciplined for shoplifting in Japan last month May be Able to Exchange their suspensions for u seat in an ethics class. Anita Johnson was among 12 students suspended As discipline for shoplifting. Band members were accused of stealing $22,000 Worth of electronic items from a Tokyo shopping Center. Johnson told the i Louston chronicle that Tsu Dean of judicial affairs Joseph l. Williams told suspended students on monday that they would be reinstated if they enrol in the class. Williams declined to discuss the meeting former Nanny backs Allen new York a the of incr Nanny for Mia harrows children under subpoena to testily in the bitter custody ease brought by Woody Allen says that Allen was the better Parent and that charges brought by Farrow against him were not True. The statement of Monica t Hompson was issued tuesday by Allens spokeswoman i Eslee Dart. Thompson worked for Farrow for seven years until she quit monday. The custody Battle Over the couples three children will possibly go to trial in state court nest month. Washington a More than 100 Black Fri agents will get promotions transfers or new training opportunities under a proposed agreement for ending racial discrimination at the Agency. The Fri has also agreed to put its personnel practices under a judges supervision for five years. About 90 percent of the approximately 10,400 Fri special agents nationwide Are a nit men. About 520, or 5, percent arc Black an Agency spokesman said. After nearly two years of negotiations in which embattled Fri director William s. Sessions sought to avoid a courtroom showdown acting attorney general Stuart w. Garson announced the settlement tuesday. Garson who is holding his Job Only until a new attorney general is nominated by president Clinton and confirmed by the Senate said the Accord was reached just before his predecessor William p. Barr left office Jan. 15. But he said the timing of the announcement had nothing to do with sessions fight to keep his Job in the Wake zoo accused of monkeying with the Law Miami apr a mexican zoo official and four others who allegedly tried to obtain a Gorilla illegally instead bought a . Agent in an ape suit. The five people wound up caged at a Federal lockup. Authorities set up the sting after getting a tip from a Miami primate dealer about a mexican Effort to obtain an ape for a zoo where a Gorilla had died. . Agents posing As illegal dealers showed the men gorillas orangutans and chimpanzees at Miami arca zoos and convinced the men that the Zoock Epurs had been bribed to sell the animals. The men allegedly paid $92,500 for a Gorilla. A we agreed to provide them with the animals with false permits a assistant . Attorney Dan gel bar said tuesday. A it was very Clear that its illegal to Send these animals without proper documents and  next an agent in Gorilla suit was put in a Cage at the opa Locka Airport where Victor Bernal director of Parks and zoos for the state of Mexico was arrested with two mexican middlemen when they took delivery monday gel bar said. A a it a risky and dangerous to use a real animal so we had to use a wilting substitute a an agent in a Gorilla outfit a gel bar said Miami metro zoo curator Ron Mae ill said a a in a really surprised anyone could be that Gullible. But they fell for it. It just goes to show Money does no to equate with  arrested were Bernal 57, Eduardo barges 31, Jose Luis Alcerreca 45, and two women who accompanied them Maria Villada 29, and Margarita Barrera 44. They were charged with trafficking in primates in violation of Federal Laws protecting endangered species. They were jailed on bail ranging from $100,000 to Jefferson City to. Apr Missouri a highest court has ruled that a father May remove the feeding lube keeping his brain damaged daughter alive. For the time being though Christine Busalacchi a father has no intention of cutting off her nourishment said an attorney for Peter Busalacchi. The Missouri supreme court dismissed the Case tuesday at the request of attorney general Jay Nixon who filed the motion within hours of taking office Jan. 11. He said the stale a bid to prevent removal of the tube intruded on the family a privacy. The ruling reinstated a 1991 decision by probate judge Louis Kohn that the 22-year-old woman was in a vegetative state with no Hope of recovery and that her father could remove the feeding lube. Christine Busalacchi was left comatose by a 1987 Auto Accident. Her father contended she would t want to live in such a condition. T he family a attorney William Colby indicated that of a Justice department report that said he abused the privileges of his office. A this settlement is not dependent on anything else a Garson said a it Felt duty bound to follow through with something that i. Was involved in  he said sessions had played a a very positive Rote in the negotiations that produced the settlement but a Knowle Decd that the Fri director was not invited to a news conference announcing it because of the feud. The settlement awards Back pay and bonuses to stack agents who claim they were denied promotions or Merit awards because of race. The exact amount is yet to be determined but attorneys estimated it would total $150,000 to $200,000. However All of the Money will go into a Pool for monitoring and enforcing the agreement rather than to the individual agents. Garson said the proposed settlement will be filed within the next two weeks in . District court in Washington to place the agreements enforcement under the supervision of a Federal judge. Moja 7, was used As sting Ball to foil a mexican zoos alleged attempt to buy a Miami Gorilla illegally. $250,000. Barges told the . Primate dealer that a Gorilla at the Toluca zoo had died and that the state governor wanted a replacement quickly authorities said. The office of gov. Ignacio Pichardo Pagaza did not immediately return a Call tuesday. Peter Busalacchi has put off a decision on his daughter s Fate. A the family has decided hat for the foreseeable future Christine will remain in the stale Hospital in St. Louis receiving All the care she now receives a Colby said in a statement. Opponents had contended that the patient smiled for familiar people could Swallow without help and moved her eyes in response to lights. But Colby disputed those claims and said doctors a including those representing the state a told the family that the woman would never recover. Barbara of Mara president of Missouri right to life said the decision was a a frightening and far reaching precedent the negation of a caring  euthanasia opponent Samuel Lee said a this is a gutless decision by the court not to Deal with this very important  father wins right to let daughter die