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14 A Cht Dailae ifiormng Krh>e Friday, April 29. J9T* 3 German guer Assoeiitrt Pra Wireprioto Expensive dummies Some of the SO test dummies at the General Motors proving grounds in NTi!ford, Mich., are restrained by shoulder belts while being stored on wheelcarts. The dummies cost between 510.000 and Si2.000 and are made to government specs by a private contractor. Trio found guilty of Ameri STUTTGART, West Germany (AP) -- Urban guerrilla Andreas Baeder and two companions were sentenced to life imprisonment Thursday for the terrorbomb murders of four l!.S soldiers dur ing the Vietnam war. Baader. 33. his girl friend Gudrun Ennslin. 36. and Jan-Carl Raspe. 32. were found guilty of bombing Army posts to Frankfurt and Heidelberg in 1972 and buildings in four other Ger man cities. "Not everyone can declare himself a subject of International law and de clare war on his own." chief Judge Eberhard Foth declared m rejecting defense claims the bombings were legtmate protests against U.S military ac tions in Vietnam. The three terrorists also were con victed by the 5-judge tribunal of 34 counts of attempted murder and of forming a criminal conspiracy. They are on a hunger strike tn their jail cells and refused to come to court to bear the verdict. hf w e sh THE 23-MONTH trial to a special securitv courthouse built for the case at Stuttgart's Stammbeim Prison was punctuated by the same outbreaks oi antistate violence that made the Baader-Memhof gang West Germany's "Public Enemy No 1" from1970 to 1972 Three weeks ago. chief iedera) . prosecutor Siegfried Buback, S', who led the state's case against the terror ists. was assassinated m Karlsruhe by a group calling itself "Commando Ulnke Meinhof" Mrs Meinbof. 41, the gang's accused cocbief along with Baader, was found ^ p. q jj w CI h, a, n, HUD TAILORED SUITS """HONGKONG Mil laH lett Mn Rot m u mg UlMM-lnlbH 1J0 UJI * EBB Cwftttk Mi INrtM lett UM W (M*MltoMiitRHia,H HJt ElfM TmmrI Ml Mf 1I0.M NJI EXClUO'HG IMPORT DU^ ImRUIMW 1IU0I0&M Arostaoe i MODES. I*C. CUSTOM TAILORS Jilt Oak Lawn . Call Mr. Bodhrtni TUi 521-8850 kwJRi ^ OPENING RON BURNETT'S M0T0I RECREATIONAL STORAGE--CL: SERVICE REI Also Open Beat CORRECTION! (FOR YOU DCMT-YC WISH UTS EQUIPPED F An error wet mode in the Cher-Lee advertne* merit which ron in the Trend section of The Doilot News on Thursday, April 28. The price of the Key- WASTE IISNSU SERVICE PIT FOR OIL OR ARD LRRRICATIOI Finder thould have been $3*50 ima CALL NOW TO Ches-Lee, Hillside Village MoC^iogDi'C -T AD'am; STORAGE i i 214-238- Products containing asbestos banned as cancer-cause suspects WASHINGTON fUPU -- The Con sumer Produc* Safety Commission banned spackling compounds and other wall patching mixtures contain ing asbestos Thursday a1 possible causes cl cancer Asbe-.tos-contam'ng im'.ravin logs and ash used in gas.burning fireplaces also came under the ban and a ]is- of other materials such as vinyl tiles, wallboard, brake iintngs and modeling clav was named lor investigation "This 'Usbesvs -s probably one of the most well-documented toxic sub stances around Commissioner David Putie said "You don't have to took al the rat? just loov at the people ' The agency left open the nnr-stion of whtthc consumers will be able cct refunds for bar nee produce- now m their possession The commission voted 4-0. with one . commissioner absent, to accept a i recommendation from the Natural Re- sources Defense Council to ban spack- linn compounds and similar mixtures with asbestos The council said mil- ! lions of consumers were being exposed to a needless hazard when such mater; a!s are installed, sanded or removed The commissioners also banned spackling compounds containing a form of asbestos called tremoiitic talc The NRCD followed up by asking the commission to consider banning modeling clav, textured point? brake shoes and linings, wallboard and other products containing asbestos It also said there was a potential problem will vinyl floor tile because 'tu- ad 1 iesi\used with it contains asbrsUo DEIXtfSI TO CALIF 12 NON! ENJOY