European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 18, 1995, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday january 18,1995 world the stars and stripes Page 9 flammable liquid tossed at Frankfurt synagogue from the associated Tress Frankfurt Germany a a 35-year-old Man was arrested on monday after he threw a bottle of flammable liquid at Frankfurt synagogue police said that damage was limited to a Small charred spot on the outside Wall of the synagogue and broken Glass at the site. S a police spokesman Manfred Feist said that the urn was arrested shortly after the 4 . Attack and Yat it did not appear to be politically motivated. The attacker told arresting police a a confused Story about having to warn an intelligence service a Feist said. The attacker who was not identified by name v remained in investigative custody Feist said. Cholera kills 58 in Somalia Mogadishu Somalia a an outbreak of cholera was reported in Mogadishu on monday As clans fought for control of a neighbourhood near the City a Airport and seaport. Or. Mohamed Mohamoud Fuji of differ Hospital one of two major hospitals in Southern Mogadishu said 58 people died of cholera in the past few Days. He attributed the spread of the disease to a cutoff of services by the United nations and private Aid agencies protesting the kidnapping of a French Aid worker. Restaurateur bets on Star London a Michelin Star is a coveted plateau of european cookery chosen in top secrecy and prohibited for use in advertising but what a to Stop a restaurant owner from boldly betting hell get one apparently nothing although editors at the Michelin guide were not quite sure what to say about the $ 160 Wager made by Tony Bricknell Webb he owns Percy s restaurant which serves modern British food in the London suburb of North Harrow. Ladbroke the big British betting Agency gave him Odds of 5-1 against a Star. Poland of Auschwitz ceremony Warsaw Poland apr Poland a government accused Western jewish groups monday of a distorting facts and reviving anti polish sentiments in a conlr.o-., Versy Over ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary of Auschwitz a liberation. Jewish groups have accused Poland of bungling plans for the observances at the former nazi death Camp on Jan. 26-27, 50 years after it was liberated by soviet troops. Sortie prominent groups and individuals Haven to decided whether they would participate because of the dispute. A a a a. V a a Maurice Goldstein head of the International Auschwitz committee representing some 10,000 survivors said the planned observances done to have a sufficiently jewish character. Goldstein wanted his group to be in charge of planning the observances. 1 Andrzej Zakrzewski a polish presidential aide who is in charge of the observances on monday accused Goldstein of reviving hostile sentiments Between poles and jews. Quot the Point is to find a common plane so that Auschwitz after 50 years could not Divide us but unite Quot he said. A v a a v a the world jewish Congress has not decided whether t6 attend the observances said spokesman Elan Steinberg in new York. The european jewish Congress has said it will hold a separate solemn jewish ceremony at the Camp site Jan. 26. Zakrzewski denied reports that Nobel peace laureate Elic i Csc an Auschwitz survivor had not been invited or would have his speech written for him by Percsi Dent Lech Walesa a office Quot How can one Tell a Nobel laureate what he is to say a Zakrzewski said adding that i Csc had been sent an invitation and was expected. The new York times reported monday that i Csc had not received an invitation or been told what role he would play in the ceremonies a and therefore had not decided whether to attend. Goldstein contacted monday at his Brussels Home said he would take part in the observances despite his objections and said he hoped i Csc also would participate. W More than 1.5 million people 90 percent of them jewish were killed at the Auschwitz Bir Kinnu Camp Complex near the Southern City of of Wiccum. The nazis established the Camp in 1940 for poles who opposed the nazi occupation. Youths saved after Iceland Avalanche Reykjavik Iceland Apt searchers digging through an  struck a fishing Village have rescued two children. A 14-Ycar-old girl was found alive monday evening and a boy who was thought to be Between 10 and 12 years old was rescued tuesday morning. Rescuers continued looking for five people. Nine people have been confirmed dead following the Avalanche monday morning at so Davik in Northwestern Iceland said Johannes Reykdal of Iceland a civil defense Force. Both youths were reported to be in critical condition but Reykdal had no information on their injuries. About 150 people were involved in the search tuesday Reykdal said. A a a a. A �1 its Cominolo its Cominolo its Cominolo its coming irs coming watch the stars amp stripes carefully to find out what it is. Paid advert sment a Micheti Pierrc Louis 4, left and her sister Danic 3, Wall Tor their parents monday. The two children were among the people returned to Hail from Guantanamo Bay Cuba on monday arc Berchtesgaden Leara riot a o 1 includes 5 Days ski instruction lift pass ski equipment ski clothing ski week race certificate amp souvenir Mug. ,. Vav Vul Al it reluctant haitians taken Home j arc s Skytop ski Lodge features port a Prince Haiti a a us. 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