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   Indiana Gazette (Newspaper) - April 16, 1996, Indiana, Pennsylvania                                Tuesday April Vol 92 No 235 Madonnas baby The rumors are true Madon na the 37yearold Material Girl is expecting her first child to Carlos Leon a 29yearold Cuban fitness instructor Liz Rosenberg her publicist con firmed the rumors that she is four months pregnant Page 4 Forecast Brisk with evening snow showers tonight then late night flurries and a low of 28 Wednesday will be partly sunny with a high of 55 See weather maps on Page 12 Latest craze In land of diamond lanes van pools and vanity plates a car is more than four wheels Its an extension of who you are So cars identify the person and even the persons style Dressing to match doesnt seem like such a stretch Page Vitamin C needed Some 200 milligrams of Vita min C a day about three times the current recommended daily allowance seems to be the most healthful dose for men accord ing to new research by National Institutes of Health Page 7 Ebola outbreak News that the deadly Ebola virus has struck imported pri mates at a remote breeding center in Alice Texas was greeted nonchalantly by locals who refer to the facility simply as the monkey Page 5 Facing charges A young man accused of set ting a blaze that resulted in the death of three Pittsburgh fire fighters has agreed not to fight his extradition from Billings to Pennsylvania Page 6 Obituaries on Page 19 BROCIOUS Sandra McMillen 54 Dixonville BROWN Julian 1 Indiana BRYNER Kenneth 71 Blacklick KEYS Margaret 76 Penn Run YOUNG Ronald A Township 73 Parks Dear Lottery VOICE SYSTEM Headline News This newspaper is primed on recycled paper Please recycle A sharp tongue is the only edged tool that grows keener with constant Washington Irving 17831859 Country Kitchen Tonight Spaghetti Steaks Baked Chicken Congratulations Dave Kaitlyn Hoff Fresh Baked Pies Farm Now Open Phone 4630440 Naps Cucina Mia Wednesday Chicken Romano 22 Pages 2 Sections 19S6 Indiana Printing and Publishing Company Indiana PA Fifty Cents Search of cabin turns up stuff that will Search for evidence The FB seized at least 585 things from Unabomber suspect Theodore cabin in Montana Items seized included By BOB ANEZ Associated Press Writer HELENA Mont The mountain shack of Unabomber suspect Theo dore Kaczynski resembled a well stocked high school chemistry lab with all the ingredients needed to create explosives chemistry ex perts said The materials would allow some one to create blocks of gunpowder laced with a material that creates a hot violent explosion when confined in a small package said Ed Keller a 28year member of the University of Montana chemistry department He certainly had the stuff that will Keller said after re viewing a list of chemicals seized in a search of home Besides the chemicals the FBI found two bombs the addresses of corporate executives maps of San Francisco bus schedules guns and a bottle of antidepressant medicine according to a 34page inventory released Monday by a federal judge The references to San Francisco and to corporate executives were cryptic and the corporate officials were not identified However the references may be significant be cause the Unabomber who raged against modern technology target ed executives Three of the bombings occurred in the San Francisco Bay area and two in Sacramento Five of the bombs were mailed from northern Califor Composite sketch of suspected Unabomber nia including two from Oakland and one from San Francisco The FBI inventory also confirmed published reports of three ers found in the cabin as well as numerous unspecified documents and notes None of the documents was fied as the original text of the Unabomber manifesto the word tract published in The Wash ington Post last year A source told The Associated Press last week that agents found what appeared to be the original However the lack of a specific mention does not mean the manifes to was not found Several items were described vaguely such as docu ments and Kaczynski 53 was arrested at the cabin near Lincoln on April 3 and is being held on charges of possessing bomb components He has not been charged in any of the Unabomber attacks which killed three people and injured 23 in nine states over the past 18 years Many of the more than 600 items on the list were jars or plastic containers labeled with various chemicals or compounds and other Along with the chemicals agents found a pipe bomb an improvised explosive device in a cardboard box and five guns Among the weapons were a 25caliber gun a 22caliber rifle a Rem ington model 3006 a 22caliber revolver and a hand made gun A bottle of a tion antidepressant drug was found The list also described a hooded jacket a blue zippered sweatshirt and hood and pairs of plastic glasses A witness who saw the Unabomber plant one bomb de scribed him as wearing a hooded sweatshirt and glasses resulting in the widely circulated composite sketch Bomb components Improvised explosive device Pipe bomb Improvised detonator Plastic jar containing triggering devices Box containing papers newspaper clippings bus schedule addresses of corporate officials and maps of San Francisco 25caiber gun Raven magazines containing 22caliber rifie Remington model 3006 22 revolver and nine rounds of Handmade gun with spent cartridge Gun cleaning kit Hand tools including file drill bits saws tweezers and hacksaw 232 books 15 notebooks or binders Three typewriters Seven maps Paper with mathematics equations Plastic shopping bag containing Montana drivers license and One bottle of anti depressant Kaczynski premises Asper tree grove Cabin 10 ft x 14 ft Metal barrel Garden area V Drawing is schematic Source Forest Service Toro CLINTON IN ASIA Police Boy hired 2 to kill parents The president and first lady arrived at Haneda Airport in Tokyo today AP photo pushes for Korea tal By ROBERT BURNS AP Military Writer CHE JUDO South Korea Presi dent Clinton and President Kim Youngsam proposed today that the United States and China sponsor talks between South Korea and North Korea aimed at establishing permanent peace on the divided Korean Peninsula Standing in a sunlit hotel garden of mustard flowers on a cliff overlooking the East China Sea the two presidents announced their plan to convene a fourparty peace meeting as soon as possible and without North Korea has said it wants peace This is our proposal to achieve Clinton told a news conference We hope and expect Pyongyang to take it Both presidents said they doubt North Korea will embrace the idea immediately Also unclear was Chi nas willingness to participate in the talks although officials de scribed Chinas initial reaction as very In Beijing the Foreign Ministry spokesman said China was not con about the proposal before hand and remains somewhat in the dark At present we are not too clear about the specific contents of the spokesman Shen Guo fang said But I can emphasize that it is our hope that peace and stability be maintained on the Kore an peninsula and China will play its constructive role to this On Monday an official of North Koreas embassy in Beijing Choe said his government ex China not to play a part in future peace talks because China withdrew its mission to the Korean armistice and has no troops based in North Korea Kim predicted that North Korea would agree to the proposal I think this is perhaps the last choice that North Korea can make to resolve the Korea question and I believe that eventually North Korea will accept our Kim said Clinton stopped at this oval shaped resort island off the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula for a 10hour visit en route to meetings in Japan and Russia North Korea has insisted that any peace treaty to replace the military armistice that ended the 195053 Korean War be drawn up only with the United States which was the Souths leading backer in the war No formal peace treaty was signed and North and South technically remain at war Clinton stressed that North Korea has no hope of persuading Washing ton to engage in peace talks excluding the South In the end the Korean people are going to have to make peace for themselves and their he said The Clinton administration appar ently believes North Korea may be more receptive to broader talks now because it faces possible economic collapse Complicating matters however is uncertainty over who is in charge in Pyongyang The leader Kim Jong II took over for his father Kim II Sung when the dictator died in July 1994 Some outsiders believe the Korean Peoples Army is the real power ALIQUIPPA Pa CAP Greed and gang acceptance moti a 16yearold boy to hire two teenagers to blow away his par ents in the ea home police said Brian Samuel originally told police a gripping story of how two other teenagers shot his parents to death and turned the gun on him only to have the gun malfunction But after investigating tips from neighbors police on Monday freed the original suspects and arrested three new Beaver County teenagers including Samuel We started working on the tips earh this morning and it just state police Cpl Dave Liberum said Monday Police said Samuel agreed to pay each to high school students Durham 16 and Pete Schoonover 18 if they killed his father and mother Among his motives greed and gang tance Police detailed the scenario they believe now On Friday night William Samu el 49 a selfemployed carpenter answered the door to his home in a old neighborhood of Ali The two teenagers there said they were returning a video tape they had borrowed from his son Once inside police said Dur ham used a shotgun to shoot William Samuel once in the abdo men and his wife Tresa a 47 homemaker once in the back As Tresa Samuel lay wounded on the floor Schoonover used a handgun to shoot her in the back of the head police said William Samuel fled into the street where Durham shot him a second time police said Durham Schoonover and Brian Samuel all students at pa High School were arrested and held in the Beaver County jail without bond All are charged as adults with homicide and conspir acy and Samuel is also charged with making a false report to police Their preliminary hearing was scheduled for April 23 Police said Durham and Schoonover have confessed to the slayings Jamie Brown and More land the two 18yearolds whom police arrested Friday had noth ing to do with it and their only accuser had been the dead cou ples son police said laid to rest The funeral for Dub roff was held Monday She died with her father and flight instructor Thursday as she tried to set a cross country flying record Mean while news of her financial problems is coming to light It seems her father the sole support for her and her two siblings filed for bankruptcy three years ago More on Page 7 AP Photo FDA approves combination to treat ulcers By STEVE SAKSON AP Business Writer NEW YORK A decision by the Food and Drug Administration could change the way ulcers are treated in this country The FDA on Monday approved a combination that for the first time promises to cure stomach ulcers and keep them from coming back That would free millions of sufferers from years of drug therapy and relapses Astra Merck Inc will be allowed to sell its existing ulcer drug Prilosec in conjunction with an antibiotic called made by Abbott Laboratories In endorsing the combination the FDA acknowledged the pioneering research of Dr Barry J Marshall who showed in 1983 that a bacterium called H pylori causes ulcers In doing so Marshall challenged half a century of belief that ulcers were caused by stress and too much stomach acid H pylori affects six of 10 Americans although not all of them experience any illness It is blamed for 80 percent of the million ulcers diagnosed every year Scientists believe that the H pylori bacteria weakens the stomach lining allowing acid to create the sores or lesions that cause the burning pain so familiar to ulcer sufferers Even now many doctors treat ulcers with drugs that have to be taken for years to prevent the ulcer from coming back Under the new regimen patients will take Prilosec and for 14 days then continue to take Prilosec for an additional 13 days The Prilosec abates the acid so the can kill the bacteria The high stomach acid found in most ulcer patients can break down the antibiotic if it is taken alone explained Dr Robert Temple the medical policy chief Potential side effects of the drug combina tion include nausea headaches and problems tasting food Tests showed that the combination healed almost 90 percent of ulcers and eradicated the H pylori infection 64 percent of the time Six months later up to 52 percent of the patients remained ulcer free Other drug companies are also hoping for fast approval of similar drug regimens Glaxo Wellcome PLC the British drug company that makes the ulcer drug Zantac plans to com bine it with a more potent version of the chemical found in Pepto Bismol into a new product called Glaxo has asked for FDA approval of a combination of and following tests showing it healed 71 percent of ulcers  

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