European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 03, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday december 3,1994. . The stars and stripes Page 2 receive life sentences in racial slaying of Marine from the associated press Houston two White men were sentenced to life in prison thursday for killing a Marine because he was Black. Jury Wayne Thomas 21, and John Carillo 20, were convicted wednesday in the shooting death of Marine Lance opt Arron Dixon. / the 25-year-old Serviceman was shot to death in /1991 near his Houston Home two Days after he had returned from five years of Tours in Panama and the persian Gulf. Thomas and Carillo were among four White me charged with murder. Donald Worth Riley 22, was convicted in september arid is serving a Lite  were dropped against the fourth suspect. Police initially thought Dixon was killed in robbery because some of his jewelry was stolen. But six months later officials got word that Carillo Thomas and Riley had boasted about shooting a Black Man. Witnesses testified that the three had bragged at a party about gunning Down Dixon. Remains May be dad girls Seanor a. The skeletal remains found by Hunters on a wooded Hillside appear to be those of a father and two daughters missing since june police said thursday. Police tentatively identified the remains As Phillip Hull 31 Tara Nicole Hull 11 and 8-year-old Casey to Hull. They said it appeared Hull had shot the girls and then had turned the gun on himself. They were last seen june 26, when Hull handpicked up the girls from their Mother s Johnstown Home for an afternoon Outing Johnstown police chief Robert Huntley said. Hull and his wife Amy had been separated for la year. Landlord must pay women Washington a Chicago landlord who tried to evict female tenants who spurned his sexual advances must pay $180,000 in damages and civil penalties under an agreement reached thursday with the Justice department. He also must try to sell is building. The government s March 1993 lawsuit  other of a building with apartments on the City s North Side near Loyola University was Only the second Case Ever filed in Federal court alleging violation of the fair housing act through sexual harassment. The government s suit was settled along with private lawsuit brought by three female tenants and the lawyers committee for better housing in october 1992.the government had accused Nedialkov of demanding sex sexually touching and assaulting female tenants offering rent reductions in Exchange for sex attempting to evict women who rejected his advances or reported him to authorities refusing to make repairs for women who filed complaint against him and conditioning repairs on withdrawal of the complaints.  a Bear s victim wins suit Cincinnati a jury awarded nearly $3.5million to a former Cincinnati zoo animal keeper whose forearm was shewed off and swallowed by a  Stober 30, was attacked in 1990 by icee. An 800-Pound Bear who grabbed her fingers with his Teeth and chewed his Way up to her Elbow. The zoo said that it had followed proper procedures and that Stober had stuck her Finger inside the Cage in violation of zoo policy. " " Stober however said the Bear poked through thebans of the Cage and bit her fingertips As she offered him a grape. And she said the zoo Homade the animal hostile by confining him in a Small poorly lighted and ventilated Cage. Father sons found dead Cookeville Tenn. Two Brothers were found stabbed to death in the arms of their father who police believe killed them Androm knitted suicide.  Randall Thurmond 31, was found dead at his Home wednesday night with sons Randall 5, and Kendall 3. Thurmond had shot himself. Thurmond and his wife Catherine had argued earlier in the night sheriff Jerry Abston said. She discovered the bodies. George Thurmond s12-year-old stepdaughter was at the other end of the Home at the time and told investigators that she did t hear anything Abston said. Dial r for robbery and  role xes by Julie Tamak Llos Angeles times los Angeles in a rash of thefts similar to ones several years ago about two dozen rolex watches have been stolen often at gunpoint this fall apparently after bandits spotted the expensive watches on motorists wrists police said thursday. Police detectives say that More than half the robberies which began in september were committed in the Sari Fernando Valley where most victims apparently were chosen As they drove expensive cars. Others were committed in West los Angeles. No victims have been injured and so far no suspects have been  role xes Are really easy to spot when you re driving Down the Street because they re on your left wrist so when you re driving your watch is exposed said Losangeles police detective Roland l Heureux. Police detective Robert Johansen said it appear that potential victims often Middle aged men and women driving luxury cars during daytime hours Are sought out by thieves who Man Euver their autos close enough to determine whether the Drivers Are  the robbers then follow the victims some times for Miles to the next Stop typically a Home Busi Ness or restaurant. Typically when the watch owner gets put of the car the robber usually armed with a semiautomatic Pis Tol runs up and demands the rolex Johansen said. The West los Angeles robberies 10 this year have been similar in execution police say the robberies Recal a string of similar heists 6 h the West Side in the late 1980s and Early 1990s that struck fear in the hearts of rolex wearers and climaxed wit the slaying of one Man outside his West los Angeles Home during a fight with a gunman. Not All of the recent robberies have run like clock work police said. We had a Guy driving a Rolls Royce who the thought was wearing a rolex but it ended up being a Timex said los Angeles police detective Mel Arnold recounting a robbery attempt two weeks ago. Jewelry store owner Stephen Polacheck said that three of his customers have had their watches stolen Over the last few months and that All of them chose to replace them with new role xes. It s a magical feeling of wearing that watch Pola Check said. January 1993 March 1993 May 1993 june 1993 september 1993 february 1994 april 1994 april 1994 november 1994 hair apparent november 1994 of ten different hairdos adorn Hillary Rodham Clintonn photographs taken since january 1993. The first lady herself joked about her split end results recently in new York after viewing a slide show lauding her work on health care. How Many of you counted the different hairstyles in the slides i got to 19 and  anybody has More will you please let me know Clinton said. ,._. Paula Jones photos cleared. " -.i. T new York a Penthouse can resume distributing an Issue with topless pictures of a Wornan who a. Used president Clinton of sexual harassment a judge ruled thursday. . District judge Peter Leisure had ordered the Magazine not to distribute or promote the article in its january Issue while he considered a $30 million lawsuit Paula Jones filed that claims invasion of privacy. The Issue is due to hit Newsstands tuesday. Leisure said he had to lift the restraining order after rejecting Jones argument that a dozen photographs in. Penthouse served no journalistic purpose and were Only meant As a promotion for the Magazine. This court finds that the pictures in question live relationship to the accompanying article and that the matter is in the Public interest Leisure said. The judge said that it was apparent a further order would be of4ittle use anyway since More than 400,000 copies of the Magazine already had been sent to sub scribers and distributors. Jones lawyer Joseph Cammarata said he would not Appeal. _ Jones who waited thursday in a restaurant near the courthouse cried7 after tearing the ruling As several men taunted her about her alleged meeting with Bill Clinton then Arkansas governor in a hotel room a 1991. The former Arkansas state employee said in a May lawsuit filed against Clinton in Little Rock ark., that he exposed himself to her in 1991 and suggested that they engage in a sex act after summoning her to a hotel room. She said she quickly left the room. Jones said the photographs in Penthouse were taken in 1987 by a former Boyfriend Mike Turner and were intended for his eyes Only. The Penthouse lawsuit sought to Block publication of the photos based on a state Law that requires written consent to use someone s picture or likeness for Pur poses of advertising or Trade