European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 28, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Thursday april 28, 1994 world the stars and stripes Page 13 fear of epidemic s in two Nairobi Kenya a rebels and the army dulled with mortars and heavy weapons overnight and Early wednesday in Rwanda s capital where piles of unburied bodies on the streets raided fears of an epidemic. Ujj4. Spokesman Abdul Kabia speak ing by Telephone from the capital said there was intense fighting with heavy Cali Ber weapons and mortars near the . Headquarters and in the Center of the capital Kigali. Neither the Hutu run government army nor the mostly Tutsi rebel rwandan patriotic front had responded to a . Appeal for a cease fire. Unilateral cease fires declared by both sides monday were broken almost immediately. Kabia said the United nations was receiving reports of ethnic massacres in government and militia controlled areas in Southern and Eastern Rwanda. The . World food program on wednesday evacuated to Uganda 44 orphans who were wounded in attacks on an orphanage in Juhura 22 Miles North East of Kigali. At least 10 were in critical condition. Some have no arms or no legs said Wop coordinator Trevor Page in Kampa la Uganda Wop spokesman Francis Mwanza in Nairobi said the Agency believes about 100 children remain at the orphanage. Relief workers estimate 100,000 people have died in the Bloodbath that began after the presidents of Rwanda and Bur Undi were killed in a plane crash april 6. They were returning from a meeting to find a solution to the Hutu Tutsi feud that has plagued their countries for dec Ades. The rwandan government said the plane was shot Down by rebels and presidential guards went on a rampage in Kigali within hours of the crash. Kabia said the United nations has notified Relief agencies to prepare for the possibility of an epidemic. There Are still a lot of bodies on the streets. It is a very disturbing and horrifying sight he said. Most of the bodies Are in army and militia controlled areas. The government has been using prison inmates to Bury the dead in mass Graves. Fear of facing Dod causes fraud suspect to a eggs Plum a a a i Nio a Nim Tovi. Krann to it if anal Hie Farby the St. Louis Post dispatch Vancouver British Columbia Ste Schrang says he does t want to re turn to St. Louis because he s afraid of the defense department and is peeking political Asylum in Canada. F a Federal indictment accuses him of producing 40.00q pieces of defective fab Ric used in military Field Hospital tent during the persian Gulf War and of falsifying the results of tests on the . Government alleges that among other problems the fabric caught fire to easily. Schrang a fugitive from St. Louis disappeared 18 months ago. On tuesday a Canadian immigration judge ordered that Schrang be deported to face the Federal charges in St. Louis. But he will be allowed to remain in Canada until his request for political Asylum is resolved v i by . Schrang contends that he and his family Are in danger from defense depart ment authorities. He provided no details. The All Day deportation hearing gave John Lake a defense department investigator from St. Louis his first look at Schrang since september 1992. That was when Schrang went before a Federal grand jury in that City. Schrang 35, formerly headed nees coated fabrics in St Louis. The Federal indictment returned in october accuses him of fraud and conspiracy in falsifying test results on a defense department contract and of abandoning hazardous waste at the Plant. The company closed no such thing As free Binge Man finds Stockholm Sweden a a 55-year-old alcoholic could not resist temptation when a Bank mistakenly deposited about $100,000 in his account. A during a to Whf Weott spree the Mart spent about $83,000, mostly on parties and alcohol on tuesday a District court in the Western port of Goteborg sentenced the Man to probation and a program to treat his alcoholism the National news Agency to reported. The Man whose identity was not revealed in accordance with swedish Media traditions has agreed to repay the debt. If Schrang returned to the United states and were found guilty he could get face up to 25 years in prison and fines totalling $1,25 million. Large selection of new and used new customer s special free rental with this and hundreds of movies to rent for Only $1,50/daymost game rentals $1,50/Day, s6/week used games starting at $13.80 computer Junction pc computer vertries a Mph am Guterba Hoff 2, 69115 Heidelberg Tel 06221 24926 right behind pm in Heidelberg drawn Golf course e r m a n May Day Sale May 10900-1500 Ramstein a bldg. 553 480-6240 in 28 Pioneer Kaseane Hanau april 28 5-11pm april 29 v 5 pm -1 am april30 2 pm -1 am May 1 2pm-1 am may2v5-t1 pm German american concessionaires amusement Booths adult children carnival rides Beer tent with cd sponsored by Budweiser for More hex Malton Cal 322-6960 or Block
