European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 5, 2007, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday april 5 2007 stars and stripes pages Arizona veterans Home 22 arrested in school fined for violations bomb making ring Phoenix arizonans state nursing Home for military Veter ans was fined 85250 tuesday the result of an inspection that found violations that could endanger patients microfilmed by Kabul afghan teenagers confessed to being part of a bomb making cell after police raided a religious school in Western Afghanistan Jed arrested 22 Neonile officials 5ted Early Madrassa the Village Ern Farah a Khan Vinci Al to e arrested 1 fessed to and some dived in at no attacks retake i q25 722 61 formed rumbling through Ramstein Ben and stripes Michael Buffer left the boxing announcer who coined the phrase lets get ready to rumble chats with army staff sgt Memn Speight at the Ramstein passenger terminal Uso on tuesday Buffer also toured the contingency aeromedical staging facility and Lan Stuhl regional medical Center where he passed out autographed boxing gloves to patients Speight who is assigned to the us army Garrison Schinnen in the Netherlands is on his Way Home on leave Gizmo detainees gag order May not hold up in Australia the associated press Canberra Australia a gag order imposed by a us military commission preventing confessed Taliban militiaman David Hicks from talking to the Media Likely cant be enforced once he returns to Australia the attorney general said Hicks who last week admitted to aiding Al Aida will be sent to a prison in his Hometown of Adelaide before the end of May to serve a nine month sen tence under a plea Deal agreed at the us naval base at Guantanamo Bay Cuba one condition of the Deal is that he must not speak to the Media for a during the three months after his scheduled release from prison on dec 31 told by an australian broadcasting corp television interviewer late tuesday that the gag order meant nothing and that Hicks would be Able to talk to the Media Australia attorney general Philip Ruddock replied i suspect youre probably right lawyers already have questioned whether aus Oralias government can enforce the gag order Given australians constitutional right to free speech Ruddock told the Abc that the australian government had nothing to do with the Media gag of the plea Deal Ruddock also expressed doubt As to whether Hicks could be extradited to the United states to serve a six year three month suspended sentence for breaking his agreement with us military prosecutors Hicks Pentagon appointed lawyer Marine corps maj Michael Mori has said Hicks could be re turned to Guantanamo Bay to serve the suspended sentence if he violates any provision of his plea agreement Mori declined to comment on whether Hicks would be extradited for breaching the Media gag or on Why a gag order was written into the agreement saying that question should be addressed to the us prosecutors it features hundreds of ways to play and win Over Worth of incredible prizes