European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 9, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday May 9, ,1994 world the stars and stripes Page 9 by the Washington Post Singapore a american teen Ager Michael p. Fay Shook the hand of the Man who caned him said he wanted to a act like a Many and smiled As he walked Back to his prison cell thursday to serve the rest of his sentence for vandalism Singapore a prisons department said sat Virday. A it. It reported that during an interview with a . Consular officer Friday Fay appeared a quite cheerful and said the caning was a not As bad As he had expected a. A a a a a the prisons departments account was distributed saturday to counter w hat it described As a wild allegations and misinformation disseminated by Fay a father George Fay and his lawyer Theodore Simon in interviews in the United states. Fay 18, of Kettering Ohio received four strokes on the Bare buttocks with a thin  thursday As part of a sentence for allegedly Spray painting cars with other foreign youths in october. He is serving a four month term at Queenstown remand prison and has paid a �2,230 Fine c. The punishment denounced by p re is Dent Clinton has fuelled an International debate Over whether the United states has the right to Challenge another country a criminal Justice system. After visiting Fay on Friday ., consular officer John Coe briefed Fay smother and Stepfather at the american embassy in Singapore and his father and Simon by Telephone conference Call. Fay smother Randy Chan afterwards called the caning a torture a while his father and Simon said the punishment left caning the teen Ager a bloodied a a a slashed and in a continual  George Fay asserted that his son a was Only Able to walk with some difficulty and had to stand up through most of his interview w Ith Coe. In rebuttal the prisons department said two Singapore officials who observed the 45-Minutc consular meeting reported the youth was a quite cheerful and in Good spirits. He smiled and laughed during the interview. He sat on a chair shortly after the interview started and remained seated throughout the rest of the  Michael. Fay told Coe that the caning Cut his skin and showed him the wounds but a said that a it was not As bad ail a div pitying As described in the press a a the statement said. It said that the teen re Mai cd a cheerful a and that a the Cane Marks Are almost dry and  spread of cruise missiles London apr nine nations have cruise missiles four others Are developing them and 11 countries including North Korea have programs that could Lead to cruise missile production Jane a defence weekly reported. A the cruise missile will become a serious proliferation Issue Over the next 10 years a said author Duncan Lennox editor of Jane a strategic weapon systems. The first cruise missile appeared in world War ii a Germany so i Buzz bombs that rained Down on Southeast England almost 50 years ago. In the 1991 persian Gulf War Tomahawk cruise missiles a launched from . Ships and flying below radar Range a were seen turning Corners to reach targets in Baghdad. Lennox said that cruise missiles Are 10 times More accurate than longer Range ballistic missiles because they arc guided right to their targets. A. A ballistic missile spends the last Quarter of its flight in free fall guided Only by a Gravity. A a ,. A ,. A cruise missiles Are also much smaller and More versatile than ballistic missiles. They can be launched from vehicles silos Small ships submarines and aircraft. And they Are much cheaper Lennox said. Lennox said these nine nations have cruise missiles in service the United states Russia Belarus Kazakhstan Ukraine Angola Bulgaria Serbia and Syria. A. A a  Iran Iraq China and India have Well advanced programs to develop cruise missiles. The 11 countries that could develop cruise missiles from existing military programs Are Argentina Brazil trance Germany israeli Italy Japan North Korea Sweden Taiwan and Britain he  ,. A Quot. -. A i. The United states and Russia also Are working on new cruise missile  advised to make Waves for injured hip Rome apr Pope John Paul ii should use swimming one of his Favorito pastimes to help rehabilitate his hip the doctor who performed surgery on the pontiff said saturday. The Pope will be Able to leave the Hospital Gemelli polyclinic in two weeks or. Gianfranco fines Chi told the italian news Agency Agi. John Paul 73, broke his thigh Bone in a fall in his Vatican apartment bathroom april 28 and underwent surgery the next Day. Doctors have predicted he will need months of therapy before lie can walk Well without assistance. The Pope a will need a pastime that he likes a lot. Swimming which is therapeutic and rehabilitative a the surgeon said. 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