European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 17, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday july 17, 1994 . The stars and stripes Page 7 nature takes its course on tick eaters at Park from the associated press Waretown . A naturalists at a Park thought they had found an easy environmentally sound Way to reduce the number of disease carrying ticks Guinea hens which would eat the insects. But the Hunter became the hunted. Nineteen of the 22 Chubby hens at Wells Mill Park were preyed on themselves their Heads ripped off. Park naturalist Cliff Oakley suspects the great horned owl. A they Only like the brains a he told the press of Atlantic City. A nothing but the head is eaten. That a nature.�?�. Oakley said it is unlikely that More hens i jibe brought in though they May have helped reduce an infestation of Deer ticks that forced the Park to close its hiking trails. The ticks carry Lyme disease. Nails deflate police Effort Jacksonville Fla. A someone has been dumping thousands of roofing nails in Grassy areas along highways where police hide with radar to catch speeders. At least 60 $100 tires have been damaged on cars from the sheriffs office and Florida Highway patrol in the Jacksonville area. Police intercepted a citizens band radio Quot _ transmission wednesday in which a unidentified person said he was angry with ticket writing officers and mentioned dumping More nails. Police used a Large Magnet to pick up the  Start gets smoother Salem Ore. A Oregon Wasny to such a bad place after All for Fred and sue Trummel. The couple left the crime Ridden los Angeles suburbs for a safer life in Oregon. But they lost everything they owned their first night in Salem when their car and rented a haul were stolen from a Motel parking lot. Police found the truck and car but the truck was empty. On thursday police found the to Rummels belongings in a storage unit after the owner became suspicious of the people who rented it. No suspects have been arrested. A a in a feeling pretty Good a sue Trummel said. A and i have to hand it to the police. If this had happened in California i Don t think they would have done  Given 10 life terms Phoenix a a 19-year-old nip was sentenced to 10 consecutive life terms Friday in the murders of six thai Buddhist monks and three other people at a Phoenix Temple in 1991. _ Alessandro a a Lex Garcia showed no emotion As a judge imposed the sentences which included one for an unrelated killing. Garcia also was ordered to pay $72,497 to the victims families. In a Deal that spared him the death penalty Garcia pleaded guilty in 1993 to the slayings at the wat Prosku Nara Temple West of Phoenix and testified against a Friend Johnathan Doody who was convicted and received life in the killings. Prosecutors said the boys went to the Temple aug. 9,1991, planning to steal Gold and  s trial postponed Washington a judge indefinitely postponed . Sen. Dave Durenberger a criminal trial after the Minnesota Republican s attorneys filed an Appeal in the Case Friday. . District judge Stanley Harris had refused this month to dismiss the fraud Case which was scheduled to go to trial aug. 16. Durenberger s lawyers Friday asked the . Court of appeals to review his decision. Durenberger is charged with concealing his ownership in a Minneapolis condominium to collect $3,825 in Senate reimbursements for nights he spent  defense rejected Dallas a two Louisiana women gouged out their Sisters eyes because they feared she had been possessed by a demonic spirit a prosecutor said. Doretha Crawford and Beverly Johnson Are to be arraigned aug. 3 on charges of aggravated assault. A a a the Devil made me do it a that a not going to Wash with me under any circumstances a assistant District attorney George West said. Crawford 34, and Johnson 35, Are accused of beating their sister Myra Obasi with their fists and blinding her with their fingers during a March 18 prayer session in a Dallas Home. The women claim an evil spirit invaded their 30-year-old sister. Cia s spy museum lifts on secret trinkets by Heidi l. Berry Washington Post Washington the exhibit Center at Cia Headquarters in suburban Langley va., contains a rare array of intelligence equipment which collectors of intelligence related books and manuscripts refer to As a a hardware or  on display Are a leather Glove that conceals a gun knives that attach to the Heel of a shoe and a tiny microdot camera used to photocopy secret documents. An Eisenhower Silver Dollar has been hollowed out and fashioned into a hiding place for microfiche or microfilm. It opens when one presses on the word  a a dead drop Spike a consisting of a Metal Cylinder with a pointed end and a removable Cap was made to contain ciphered messages film or other information. It can be concealed almost completely in the ground or in water until a Contact picks it up. Such objects Are not widely collected. A american society has a very ambivalent attitude about intelligence a observed Linda Mccarthy the Cen terms director. Still it has been employed since the revolutionary War. A George Washington paid intelligence operatives out of his own pocket when he took on the British she said. Also at the gallery is Mccarthy a emmy actually a gift from Abc. The network won the award for a film made with her help about the baseball player Morris Moe Berg who played for the Washington senators from 1932 to 1934 and later became an agent for the Central intelligence Agency. The museum is for Cia employees and on occasion groups that arrange special Tours. A 300-Pound chunk of the Berlin Wall stands As a testimony to Freedom. The West German Side is covered with Graffiti while the East German Side is Blank. But the exhibit does no to show Only examples of Western victories. Part of a column from the . Embassy in Moscow Complete with a bugging Cable used by the soviets is on View. In addition to the real bugging device. Which the soviets hoped to conceal there is a fake one which was meant to be discovered Mccarthy explained. Window on the world Ramu one of sea world of Florida a seven killer whales flashes what looks like a smile at maintenance worker Frankie Thompson As she cleans a window last week. The new a Shamu close up viewing habitat at the theme Park in Orlando allows guests to observe and interact with the whales throughout the Day. Bed rest doubted for pregnancy new York a doctors in the United states Tell nearly one in five pregnant women to stay in bed for a week or More but a study has found Little evidence this prescription does any Good. Bed rest disrupts women a lives and costs More than $1 billion a year in lost wages lost productivity around the Home and Hospital costs the study said. It also May present its own medical risks such As blood clots researchers said. Prescribed for a variety of conditions bed rest is usually done at Home and can last several months. A in nearly every Case when its been studied there is no proof of Benefit a said or. Robert Goldenberg a professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He and his co authors conclude in the july Issue of the journal obstetrics and gynaecology that doctors should Cut Down sharply on ordering bed rest and that further studies should be done on the treatment. The researchers used results of a 1988 National sur vey to calculate that More than 700,000 women a year or about 18 percent of pregnant women who deliver after 20 weeks of pregnancy Are advised by their doctors to rest in bed for at least a week during pregnancy. The researchers also did a computerized search of studies that evaluated bed rest. They found no evidence that it reduces the rate of first trimester miscarriages even though it is sometimes prescribed for women who have slight bleeding called spotting. Similarly although obstetric textbooks generally recommend bed rest for women at risk of premature delivery researchers found no sign that it Lowers that risk in women carrying a single fetus. And there is Little evidence that bed rest reduces the risk of premature delivery or improves babies health in women with multiple fetuses they said. The findings for High blood pressure were More Complex. Women diagnosed with a dangerous form called protein uric hypertension or pre eclampsia should be hospitalized so they can be closely monitored