Show Executive Finds a Secret Stash Of Army Papers in Cheap Desk - LOS ANGELES (AP) An advertising executive who shelled out $3995 for a used desk thought he'd gotten a great deal but never counted on the bonus he found inside — a stack of possibly secret military documents Mark White said an office-supplstore let him have the big desk cheap because the drawers were locked shut and the key was lost Popping the drawers open with a screwdriver in his San Diego office he found one full of documents Many of the papers concerned an Army attack helicopter being developed by Hughes and other aerospace companies One was marked "classified” "This kind of stuff shouldn't be going out the back door” White said Sunday “All the Russians would have y The Salt Lake Tribune CsRAFFITf iM7 th Separated Twins Remain Stable ’ Doctors ‘Slightly Encouraged i4m cMJgfw to do would be to spend $3995 for a used desk to get information that could be detrimental to our country” He called the FBI and said the agency dispatched an agent to collect the papers Hughes Aircraft spokesman Ray Silvius said the company was awaiting word from the FBI on whether the documents contained secret information He said the "classified” stamp didn't seem to be applied the way Hughes does An Army duty officer at the Pentagon referred questions about the documents to the Army's Los Angeles public affairs branch office which was closed Sunday White had papers containing detailed specifications for the LHX attack helicopter Forget Florida! Kentucky Is the Place To Be When You Retire Says Book By Jerry Schwartz Associated Press Writer NEW YORK — The No 1 retirement place in America isn't in Florida nor California nor Arizona The top spot to spend one’s golden years ac cording to a new book is the Murray-Kentuck- y Lake region of western Kentucky This does not surprise the mayor of Murray He is 74 years old “I’m staying right here” said St George Is 6th Out of 131 NEW YORK (AP) — Here is a list in order of ranking of the 131 retire- 67 Yuma Anz McNally's Retirement Places Rated”: Lake Ky 3 Hot e Springs-Lok- 70 Ga Ouachita 5 Fayetteville Ark St George-ZloNational Park (Hah A 7 Olympia 75 Traverse 10 Port ol Juan Angeies-Stra- Mountain 12 Charleston de Fuca 78 State College Pa 79 Albuquerque N M Wash Shoals Ark Home-Bu- 80 Fort SC Bellingham Wash 14 Athens-Ceda- r Creek Texas 83 Kauai Hawaii Miss 84 Lake Havasu 85 Franklin County Tenn 18 Hamilton-Bitterro- 19 Southport Valley Mont NC 25 Kalispell Mont 26 Medtord-Ashlan- d Ore 28 Coeur d’Alene Idaho Fla 32 Hendersonville-Brevar- 96 Winchester Va 97 Bennington 98 Fort VI NC d 135 Bay Maine Calit 37 Twain 38 Paris-Bi- "41 f 102 Burlington Vt 103 Grass Bay Md 42 Phoenix Ariz 43 las Cruces NM 111 Madison 44 Missoula Mont 112 West Palm Fla 54 Front Royal Va n 55 Bar Texas Wis Va y y Nev County NY 126 Cape May NJ 127 North Conway-Whit- e Wis Beach-Nortol- NY 124 Columbia County NY 125 Laconia-Lak- e Winnipesaukee Shores Ala l 62 San Diego Calit 63 Fort Walton Beach Fla 64 Virginia Lancaster Pa Clear Lake Calif 123 New 58 Fredericksburg Rhinelander 118 Harbor-Sa- 122 Carson Bay Maine 56 Athens Ga 61 Friday 120 Canandaigua 121 Reno Nev n The bottom 10 include three spots in New York and New Hampshire and two in New Jersey The 131st-ratearea is Portsmouth-Dover-DurhaNH but that doesn’t mean it is the worst place to retire The authors surveyed only a quarter of the 515 locations identified by the federal government as retirement places and did not list places in 12 states: Alaska Kansas Illinois Louisiana Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island South Dakota West Virginia and Wyoming Some of the traditional Sun Belt retirement spots have lost stature because of escalating crime rates in recent years the book says West Palm Beach-Boc- a Beach Fla for example is ranked 130th for personal safety because of a crime rate far higher than the national average overall the area rated 112th Murray-KentuckLake by comparison has a crime rate less than half the national average Ellis the mayor also pointed to other assets: nearby lakes for aquatic activities Murray State University for education a 3 percent unemployment rate and low cost of living “We have a very good quality of life” he said one that has attracted a many retirees The ranking he said “will just reinforce their choice” Raton-Del-ra- Juan Islands Wash 117 119 52 Panama City Fla e Calif 53 ‘ 59 Eagle River 60 Ocala Fla Calif Cape Cod Mass 115 Keene NH 116 Santa Fe NM Bay Fla Lake Lanier Ga 51 Fairhope-Gul- Beach Raton-Delra- y a 114 48 Bend Ore 57 Beach-Boc- 113 Santa NH 50 Gainesville Wis Fla Ore 45 49 Calif 108 Coral Fla Myers-Cap- e 46 Tucson Ariz ‘ Calif 109 las Vegas Nev 110 Iowa City Iowa Fort Bloomington-Brow- n d 107 Ann Arbor Mich Isles Ga Brunswick-Golde- 47 Hanover ( SC Colorado Spnngs Colo 105 Naples Fla 106 Boise Idaho 39 Prescott Anz 40 e six Beach 104 Sandy Tenn Clayton-Clarkesvill- it 101 Fla n Comden-Penobsc- George-Zio- Texas 100 Maui Hawaii ' were Hot Springs-Lak- e Ark Grand Lake-Lak- e Okla Fayetteville Ark n Utah Brownsville-Harlinge- County Ind San Antonio of Texas and Port Angeies-StraJuan de Fuca Wash The states with the most retirement places were Florida with 15 California 10 Texas nine and Michigan Island Wash 99 Hilton 33 Springfield Mo 34 Oscoda-HuroShore Mich "36 St Fla Calif Redding Bay Del 92 Chapel Hill NC 93 Houghton Lake Mich Tawakoni Texas 31 Ouachita Tenkiller River n 94 Door County Wis 95 Bradenton Fla 29 Flagstaff Ariz 30 St Petersburg-Clearwal- Murray-Kentqck- Lake City Ore Va 90 Lexington Ky y 91 Oak Texas 22 Ga 89 Rehoboth 24 Canton-Lak- e ot Mackinac Mich s 88 Charlottesville 22 Daytona Beach Fla 23 Crossville Tenn 27 Petosky-Strait- 86 Doming NM 87 Newpotl-Lincol- n 20 Blacksburg Va 21 Asheville NC ' Ariz 0 Rock Lake Miss 16 17 Colo d San Luis Obispo Calit 82 Austin Texas 81 13 15 Mass 77 9 San Antonio Texas 11 Traverse Bay Mich Island Md 76 Ocean County Ind Bloomington-Brow- Wash 74 Texas Brownsville-Harlinge- 8 Okia Tenkiller Roswell NM Sarasota Fla 72 Myrtle Beach SC 73 Orlando Flo Ark Grand line for e years According to "Rand McNally's Retirement Places Rated" Murray ranks 17th of 131 cities in money matters 55th in climate 11th in personal safety 31st in services 19th in housing and 93rd in leisure living “There are places with better climate in the book and there are places with a lower cost of living and 92 of But them have more things to do on balance Murray-KentuckLake has more to offer in general” said of the David Savageau book with Richard Boyer For most the ideal retirement place is the town in which they live But for the 250000 retirees who move each year Savageau and Boyer examined the options giving equal weight to the six factors The authors said they used demographic evidence and the advice of experts to choose the 131 areas they examined A previous edition in 1983 looked at 107 locations 85 are profiled in both editions y The top-1places after NH Mountains 128 Ocean County NJ 129 Monticello-libert- y 130 Litchfield County Conn NH NY NH 131 By Larry Rosenthal Associated Press Writer — Doctors were BALTIMORE “slightly encouraged" Monday by the progress of infant twins born joined r at the head and separated in a operation and plan to keep them unconscious for up to a week as they recover from the trauma of surgery Patrick and Benjamin Binder of Ulm West Germany were in critical but stable condition at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center a full day after their operation which ended at 515 a m Sunday Doctors were upbeat but cautious Monday saying no particularly troublesome problems had arisen “We didn’t know how much bleeding or respiratory difficulty there would be” said Dr Mark Rogers who coordinated the surgery “It appears they have developed a stable pattern in both and we are able at this point to cope with problems "We’re slightly encouraged they're doing well this morning” Rogers said But he also emphasized: “We will not know how this turns out for several weeks” Doctors are controlling virtually all twins’ bodily functhe tions as they remain in the drug-in- - y Texas o e 71 4 Lake-lak- e Texas 68 Kerrvilie 69 2 Colo 66 Grand Junction ment spots examined in “Rand 1 Valley Calif 65 Red Holmes Ellis who has served as the top elected official of the town on the Kentucky-Tennesse- A3 8 1987 Tuesday September fants' hearts and blood flow without causing brain damage and reconstruct the blood drainage system doctors said The lowering of body temperature was accomplished by coolants in a heart-lunmachine Do tors had only an hour of suspended animation within which to work irreversible tissue damage could have occurred if they were kept in that state much longer One of the boys' blood flow was re vived after 56 minutes the other af-t63 minutes which Rogers said wa$ “right on target" One or both babies either died pr suffered serious neurological prob lems in all known previous attempts to separate Siamese twins joined at the head doctors said The twins' parents Josef and Theresia Binder were unavailable for in- terviews or photographs Information about the Binder twins and their family has been difficult td obtain because a West German magazine Bunte paid the parents an un-- ’ disclosed amount of money for exclu- duced comas or “prolonged anesthetic sleep" said Rogers Two major risks are bleeding and swelling of the brain tissue To successfully emerge from this state is their first big hurdle Rogers said “We would hope that it would take no more than five or seven days to allow their brains to recover from the stress of surgery” he said While the infants had separate brains they shared a vein in the back of the head that helps drain the brain Surgeons had to separate and then reconstruct the blood drainage system in each boy A team of 70 doctors nurses and technicians participated in the operation At least one physician and two nurses now monitor the babies 24 hours a day Rogers said Siamese twins joined at the head occur in about 1 per 2 million to 25 million births and the survival rate of twins who have been separated are normally no greater than 50 percent according to Dr Ben Carson chief of pediatric neurosurgery To accomplish the separation of the Binder twins doctors lowered their body temperature to 68 degrees and brought their metabolism to a near halt This state of suspended animation allowed surgeons to stop the in drug-induce- coti-taine- d g d er sive rights to their story The National Enquirer purchased Nortfi American rights to the story front Burda Publications the company that separation of Siamese twins at Hop- kins Protester Who CLIP & SAVE Lost Legs Gets Artificial Limbs Salt fake Sfibnnr WALNUT CREEK Calif (UPI) — Doctors have fitted artificial limbs on S Brian Willson an anti-wa- r protester who lost both legs trying to stop a Navy munitions train from entering the Concord Naval Weapons Station “He has feet” Willson's wife Holly Rauen said Her husband was too weak on Labor Day to stand on the new prostheses but hopes to begin walking on them this week she said He was listed in fair condition at John Muir Hospital Willson 47 San Rafael lost both legs below the knees and suffered head injuries when he was run over and dragged about 20 feet under the train’s wheels during a demonstration Sept 1 “He should have the very best care and obviously the military should pay for it” Rauen said Willson was a key organizer of recent protests at the weapons station attempting to prick the national conscience because munitions from there are shipped for use by the Contras Rauen said she would begin looking for a physical rehabilitation program for Willson in the San Francisco Bay Area The Contra Costa Sheriff’s Department is expected Tuesday to report to the county Board of Supervisors meeting in Martinez the results of its investigation into the train accident Capt Russ Pitkin said the report will tell “where we’re at in our investigation and what we’ve found to date” but he said it will be less detailed than the investigative report that will go to the District Attorney’s ' ' owns Bunte It was only the second attempted 2V Salt Cakr eribunr (USPS 143 ! 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