European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 4, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday August 4, 1993 world peace groups want nuclear arms ban Hiroshima Japan Dpi a two groups of peace activists gathered tuesday at the site of the worlds first atomic bombing to commemorate the 48th anniversary of the attack and to Call for an end to nuclear weapons. At their annual gathering the groups also will discuss ways to strengthen an International nuclear nonproliferation treaty. North Korea has recently threatened to withdraw from the treaty raising new fears about the danger of nuclear weapons. The two associations Are Japan a largest pacifist and anti nuclear civic groups. They Are the Japan Congress against atomic and Hydrogen bombs and the Japan Council against atomic and Hydrogen bombs. They gathered for their 1993 world conference in Hiroshima 400 Miles Southwest of Tokyo to observe the memory of the City a destruction on aug. 6, 1945, and the bombing of Nagasaki on the southernmost Island of Kyushu three Days later. The bombings killed 140,000 people in Hiroshima and 70,000 in Nagasaki. The groups Are gathering As activists prepare to unveil an atomic bomb memorial Friday that is fashioned from part of a Hospital Wall in Hiroshima that survived the blast. The Wall is dedicated to Hospital workers who died during the  this years gatherings the Congress is reiterating traditional themes such As urging a ban on nuclear weapons. Backed by the social democratic party the Congress also will hold a special forum on compensation for former forced labourers from other asian nations who survived the bombings. The Council affiliated with the Japan communist party will focus its meetings on ending the policy of nuclear deterrence by building global Solidarity among pacifist movements. The groups anticipate 5,000 participants in Hiroshima and 10,000 in Nagasaki where they will meet saturday through monday organizers said. In Hiroshima the memorial is being built from a Corner of two Walls that once belonged to the Hiroshima red Cross Hospital. The Hospital had stood one mile from ground Zero directly beneath the Point where the bomb detonated. Afterwards Only the Corner Walls on the Northwest Side of the main building were left standing. When the Hiroshima red Cross a bomb Hospital was built on the site after the War the surviving Walls were kept. After the second Hospital was condemned local residents proposed that the original Walls be preserved to commemorate the victims of the bombing including those who suffered radiation sickness and were treated at the second facility. The Walls each 16 feet wide and 3 feet High have been mounted near a memorial to the Hospital workers killed by the atomic bomb. Nearby Walls embedded with Glass fragments from another Hospital hit by the explosion arc also preserved along with Copper plates imprinted with photos showing medical care rendered to the victims shortly after the bombing. The stars and stripes Page 9 a. A Quot Quot a a .10 killed 30 wounded in cambodian train attack i. From wire reports. Phenom penh him Bydia a unidentified gunmen attacked a train with mines and automatic weapons killing 10 passengers and wounding 30 in another Case of mounting violence in Cambodia the United nations reported tuesday. . Spokesman Eric fait declined to assign blame in the attack monday but noted that the Khmer Rouge guerrilla organization had been found responsible for similar attacks. Meanwhile cambodian officials said they were losing patience with the Khmer Rouge which has been attacking government soldiers while seeking a role in the new government. The officials agreed with Western diplomats that the Khmer Rouge was making the attacks to convince the government that it would be wrong to exclude the guerrilla group. Maj. Gen. Nheuk Bun chary said the governments patience with the Khmer Rouge was wearing  ties pair in knots Modena Italy a the municipal marriage plans of an italian couple were scuttled when the towns mayor failed to show up to perform the ceremony. Pasquale Riccio 26, and his Bride to by Nadia Schiena 24, found themselves waiting outside a locked City Hall in scorching August neat sunday the Long planned Date of their wedding. City officials monday issued an apology blaming a clerical error for the bad timing a there was a 4�?T written in place of a aug. 1,�?T a a a explained City councilor Paolo Ballestrazze. A we did no to find out about the problem until this morning.�?T the couple had to disappoint wedding guests who had travelled from As far As Naples and Milan. The Celebration dinner also was . Europeans love that Joe Berlin a Western europeans arc the biggest Coffee drinkers in the world the German Coffee association said monday. A Western europeans drink More Coffee than the inhabitants of All other coff Jcj importing countries of the world combined said the association based in Hamburg the port City that handles the bulk of the Coffee shipped to Europe. In 1992, Western european Coffee roasters processed 36.7 million 13z-Pound sacks of Coffee Beans the statement said.37 die in bus Accident new Delhi India a bus fell into a Monsoon fed River in Southern India on tuesday killing All 37 people on Board Upit cd news of India said. The Accident occurred near Hyderabad capital of the Andora Pravesh state. The area is about 868 Miles South of new Delhi. The Driver of the bus apparently lost control and the vehicle fell into Krishna  threatens beaches Seoul South Korea maritime police struggling to clean up an Oil spill off South koreans Southern coast set up barriers monday to protect thousands of vacationers at nearby beaches. Pal Styria a greek freighter bound for Australia and a South korean ship collided sunday off Pusan spilling 225 tons of highly concentrated Bunker Oil. A 9-mile-Long Slick threatens one of South koreans most popular beaches 200 Miles Southeast of Seoul. Sacrificial offering at angry French banners dump a truckload of tomatoes produce from countries outside the european comm onto the streets of Avignon to protest the importation of nity. Pope s morality encyclical severe reports say me apr a forthcoming ency by the Pope on morality will demand a stoned obedience on moral teach rom Bishops theologians and rank Ile roman catholics italian news its indicate. By said it does not Deal specifically birth control abortion genetic Engi no and euthanasia a divisive issues Lany catholics. The encyclical a papal document addressed to Bishops has been six years in the making. The reports were based on a 3-year-old draft that Pope John Paul ii a spokesman Joaquin Navarro called outdated. Navarro indicated however that John Paul would probably sign the final version soon. The Turin daily la Stampa reported that the draft document a does no to talk about the Pill nor about condoms but the allusions Are  if the draft remains intact it will be in keeping with John Paul a concerns about Loose interpretations of morality especially in the affluent West and his View that Church teaching is not subject to a a democratic debate. La Stampa said the final encyclical Likely will be made Public this fall. The Vatican a ban on abortion or artificial birth control has alienated Many catholics. Some priests and theologians especially in North America and Western Europe have Given the impression that personal morality can be left to the interpretation of individuals. Encyclicals generally Deal with doctrinal matters