European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 10, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Paga 12 the stars and stripes world wednesday november 10,1993 Clouds May slow Pace race cooler of cd Australia a Honda s solar pow Crew dream car surged ahead under the blazing Outback Sun tuesday in the world Sola Challenge. Although Honda was striving for a finish today in Adelaide rain began falling tuesday night and Cloudy weather was forecast for today darkening the solar racers chances and cutting their Likely Speed. Team Honda was planning for a so percent reduction in sunlight Early in the Day and70 percent this afternoon said race spokesman Stan Stasiak. But tuesday with the Sun beating Down on its solar cells the Honda dream kept shattering race records averaging 57.7 Mph for the Day from Alice Springs to 74 Miles South of coober Pedy. That destination is about 1,432 Miles South of Darwin where the transcontinental race began sunday. " in the process dream extended its Lead Over Swiss Arch rival spirit of Bill Bienne 3 to80 Miles. The 1,865-mile race attracted 52 of the world s most advanced solar powered cars. A separate Battle developed for third place with japanese entry Kyo Cera son of Sun just ahead of Australia s Aurora the leading american carwash intrepid from California state polytechnic University Pomona in fifth place. Next was George washing ton University s Sun Force 1,with the. California state University los Angeles entry solar Eagle in seventh. Australia s Northern Terri tory University entry desert Rose was eighth ahead of the University of Michigan s car Maize and Blue Japan s be pal Magazine entry was 10th, followed by Nissan s Sun favor. Stanford University s Sun Bumer was 12th, followed by Toyota Toyota 56. San Diego state University scar had broken Down. Teams race Only from 8  5 . Each Day. Lost British boy was laughing witness says Preston England � a two a Carload James Bulger laughed As an older boy carried him toward the railway embankment where he was bludgeoned to death the last known witness to see him alive testified tuesday. A 15-year-old girl who can Only be identified As miss h because of her age choked Back tears As she described see ing a Little boy with two older boys for about 10 seconds As she walked under a railway Bridge with her father. James was kidnapped and killed feb. 12 after he strayed from his Mother at a Liverpool shopping mall. He was beaten to death with bricks and stones and his body was found two Days later on a rail Way line Cut in two by a passing train. Two boys who were 10 years old at the time of the crime Are the youngest Bri tons Ever charged with murder. The boys now 11, have pleaded innocent. But the prosecution says one confessed to police and the other admitted witnessing the crime. Miss h said she first saw the two older boys pushing the toddler toward the Edge of the pavement near the Bridge. Asked by prosecutor Richard Henri ques How the Little boy reacted she re plied he was  the smaller of the defendants the picked up the toddler while the taller one climbed Over railings to the railway embankment. I saw the tall one starting to get Over the embankment. The smaller one was starting to follow the Little boy was in his arms still she said. He was carried like a baby head on one Side legs hang ing Over the  a 12-year-old testified monday that he saw one of the defendants a few Days after the killing at the railway embankment where hundreds of people had left Flowers and stuffed animals in the Tod Dler s memory. The witness who May Only be identified As child a told the court that he could t remember what Day he saw child a at the embankment where the Flowers were. Flowers because of what happened to the Little  although the defendants names reused in court the Media May identify them Only As child a and child b be cause of their age. Whales invite death a Rescue worker touches one of the scores of whales that for unknown reasons risked their lives by beaching themselves near Nelson new zealand. On monday 99 Pilot whales tumbled ashore in Low water and by Early tuesday More than 50 had been fatally crushed in closely packed groups or had died of exhaustion. By High tide tuesday teams had managed to re float 45 of the whales. Then rescuers found an additional 110 struggling on the Sand a few Miles away. You feel so helpless surrounded by the carnage of these Beautiful dying animals said Volunteer Julia oaten who spent monday night keeping some whales wet with buckets of water and towels. 3 charged in n. Ireland pub massacre Uma Vady Northern Ireland a three in Tant paramilitary organization in Northern Ireland employed men were charged monday with murdering claimed responsibility for the attack seven people at a pub s halloween party and with be the killings followed an Irish Republican army longing to an illegal protestant paramilitary Organiza bombing of a fish shop in Belfast that killed nine protestants and one of the Ira bombers oct. 23. A total of 23 people died in a 10-Day spree of re Venge killings the worst spate of sectarian lulling since the mid-1970s.  Man was charged Friday with the murders. And another has been charged with withholding information about the killings and providing a false Alibi. Gunmen shouting trick or treat opened fire inside the rising Sun pub in Gre steel a mainly roman Catholic Village 7 Miles West of Belfast on oct. 30. Six catholics Ana a protestant died. The three men charged in court monday Are Geof Frey Deeney 22, Stephen Irwi 20, and Robert Austin Knight 24. They were charged with murder membership in the Ulster Freedom fighters and Possession the Ulster defense association the largest protes of an assault Rifle 9 my pistol an j Shotgun. A Korea says Clinton getting on our nerves Tokyo a North Korea denounced presi Dent Clinton on tuesday saying he was seriously getting on our nerves by making warlike remarks. The statement by an unidentified North korean foreign ministry spokesman was in response to Clin ton s remark sunday that if North Korea Ever tried to invade South Korea he would consider it equivalent to an attack on the United states. The United states and other nations have been try ing to persuade North Korea to accept International inspections of its nuclear facilities. Despite its Deni als the communist state is suspected of trying to develop nuclear weapons. The spokesman said that if Clinton is trying to bring pressure on North Korea with his remarks it raises doubts Over whether the United states really wants to solve the nuclear Issue through dialogue. No pressure and Strong Arm would work with us added his statement carried by the North s official korean Central news Agency monitored in Tokyo. If is because the United states is still pursuing its hostile policy aimed at stifling our system that the nuclear problem has not been solved fairly up until now the spokesman said. He declared we cannot but take a serious note of the fact that the . President made Bellicose re Marks against us at the present moment when the world recognizes that we have no intention to invade the South and the North and the South have committed themselves to  Clinton also said sunday North Korea cannot be allowed to develop a nuclear bomb. We have to be very firm about it. This is a difficult moment in our relationship with them and i think a most difficult moment for them. They re one of the most per haps the most isolated country in the world with enormous economic problems trying to decide what direction to take now sometimes seeming to reach out to South Korea sometimes seeming to drawback.". North Korea invaded the South in 1950, starting a bloody three year War for which no peace treaty Ever was signed. The United states has about 3sjmq troops in South Korea under a defense treaty