European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 30, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday december 30, 1993 . The stars and stripes Page 7wisconsin woman injured when car sends cow flying from wire reports Brule wis. A a Northern Wisconsin woman was recovering tuesday from injuries she suffered when she was hit by a flying cow. Violet went la 72, was moving one of her beef cows off the Road sunday when it was hit by a cat became airborne and hit Wentela before coming to rest in a ditch on the other Side of the Road. Went la was taken by ambulance to a Duluth minn., Hospital where she was treated for bumps and bruises and held overnight for observation. State patrol trooper Mike Brostowitz said the car that hit the cow sustained about $2,000 damage. He said the cow weighed nearly 600 pounds. Beritela is expected to recover fully from her injuries but the cow was not so Lucky. A butchered for hamburger a Wentela said Girlfriend jailed in killing Camden n j. A a woman repeatedly abused by her Boyfriend bailed him out of jail shot him in the head and dumped his body in the Woods prosecutors say. About 12 hours after William Kelly a release from jail Hunters discovered the body of the 31-year-old Man face Down in a Cranberry bog monday. His Girlfriend Margaret Kosmin 31, and Tammy Ann Molewicz 25, both of Medford were arrested tuesday in the slaying and jailed on $200,000 bail. A she figured head get out sooner or later a a said Camden county prosecutor Edward f. Borden or. Kelly had been in jail since dec. 19 on aggravated assault charges after he dragged Kosmin by her hair and beat her with a club at a train station Borden said. Quake shakes Wyoming Washington a a moderate earthquake was reported tuesday in Wyoming the . Geological Survey reported. There were no immediate reports of injuries or property  Wendt an Agency spokeswoman said the earthquake measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale occurred at 2 02 p.m., and was entered 30 Miles East of Jackson Wyo. The tremor was Felt in Jackson and surrounding communities the Agency said. U a. Presses enforcement of worker disability Law by William j. Eaton v los Angeles times Washington a opening a new Frontier in Law enforcement the Justice department on tuesday filed its first lawsuit to enforce provisions of the americans with disabilities act asking a Federal court to strike Down sections of an Illinois Law that deny pension benefits to disabled police officers and firefighters. The suit filed in Chicago accused the state of Illinois and the Chicago suburb of Aurora of excluding otherwise qualified employees who arc disabled from participating in a state established retirement fund. Acting assistant attorney general James p. Turner who oversees the Justice department s civil rights division said More such suits can be expected now that the Clinton administration and attorney general Janet Reno have made enforcement of the disabilities act a priority. Reno reportedly has authorized the assignment of 12 More employees to the task. A a this is the Kickoff today of a new and expanding area of Law enforcement a a said Turner who is overseeing the Justice departments civil rights division. A this administration Ana this department have embarked on a serious Effort to enforce the employment provisions of the  the filing of the suit was hailed by the leadership conference on civil rights a major advocate of the disabilities act which was passed by Congress in 109 1 and signed into Law by president Bush. Quot its a significant step Forward a said Ralph g. Neas executive director of the civil rights group. Quot the Federal government is taking its enforcement responsibilities seriously and employers should be warned not to discriminate against qualified workers with  the Case began with a complaint by Kevin Holmes 34, who was hired eight years ago by the Aurora police Force even though he. Was known to have diabetes. Later he was barred from making contributions to or getting benefits from the police pension fund because he failed to pass a second physical examination required by the funds Board of trustees. Now if Holmes is injured or wounded a even while on duty a and forced to retire he would be ineligible for pension  Justice department argued that auroras policy violated the employment provisions of the 1990 Law that were designed to halt discrimination against disabled people. A such unfair treatment will not be tolerated a a Turner said. A it is unlawful for qualified individuals with a disability to be denied Complete Access to a Benefit plan that is otherwise available to persons without a disability.�?�. A nyc police urged new York apr the City a biggest investigation into police corruption since Frank Serpico stepped Forward More than 20 years ago has concluded that an Independent Agency is needed to Monitor the nations largest police Force. The commissions chairman judgem11ton, Mollen said tuesday that an Independent watchdog Agency with subpoena Power is needed to Root out entrenched corruption among the City s 30,000 officers. A your investigation revealed an anti corruption system that was More Likely to conceal corruption than uncover it a the commissions report said. Former officers told of robbing drug dealers assaulting innocent people and taking cocaine Ltd the Job. One was Michael Dowd who admitted leading a ring of drug dealing officers. His Story prompted mayor David n. Dinkins to form the commission Iasi year. Today a corrupt officers Are a More vicious Breed than the officers investigated in 1971 by the Knapp commission which was formed to look into Serpico s allegations against his colleagues the report said. A Twenty years ago police officers took bribes to accommodate criminals a primarily bookmakers Quot it said. A a today a corrupt cop often is the  ,. A a _. A. A a no dogs allowed so pet must be reburied Bellefontaine Ohio a Chippy sues final resting place Between her owners cemetery plots turned out to be temporary the dog was exhumed tuesday on orders of a judge who said an animal May not be buried in a human cemetery. Debbie Payne said she and her husband Willis checked when the dog died in february 1991 and found no state or local regulation to forbid the cockatoo a a burial in Huntsville cemetery. Longtime aids activist finally succumbs at 38 los Angeles a Michael Cal Len a composer Singer and prominent aids activist who was among those to survive the longest with the disease has died of aids complications. He was 38, Callen who died monday was diagnosed in 1982 As having the disease that later was named acquired immune deficiency syndrome said his companion Richard Dworkin. For More than a decade Callen worked to improve the Quality of life for people with aids and promoted buyers clubs providing Low Cost Access to aids treatments. He urged use of the term a people with aids As an alternative to a aids victims and was an Early advocate of Safe sex practices. A member of the new York City mayors inter Agency task Force on aids and the new York state aids Institute he testified before state and congressional committees. Callen is survived by his parents Barbara and Clifford Callen a sister and a brother. Two former Mcarthur township trustees sued in september 1991 to have the dog exhumed. The lawsuit was supported by a 300-signature petition. A i done to want a dog buried beside my wife a said Morris Shields a former trustee who challenged the dogs burial. In 1992, a judge ruled that the legislature had not intended to allow Pels to be buried in a township cemetery. A appeals court upheld the ruling and the Ohio supreme court declined last month to review it. The Paynes said they did not know where they would re Bury the dog they had for 15 years. A this whole thing has just prolonged the grief Quot Debbie Payne said. A a we re both really upset about  she said the dog ate at their table slept in their bed and had its own wardrobe. People read Small ads. You just did you can now advertise your products events and services to 150,000 daily readers at incredibly Low rates. This and for example can Cost you As Little As $51.72. For info Call Germany civilian 06155-601247 or Dan 348-8247. 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