European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 10 the stars and stripes april 1977 four resolutions approved by pts school budget would be Jaccoi by Mike Spear staff writer Germany Sis the european pts approved four resolutions aimed at improving the Overall qual Ity of schools during its we Klong convention the four Call for including the Pitsas English and math curriculum objectives in those being planned by the for for mation of a committee on teacher certify for converting school libraries into learning resource centers and for pushing for equal benefits for locally hired teach two other resolutions one called fur overseas military Community school modelled after Community school boards in the and another called for an increase in the school budget by Mil lion to insure proper school maintenance and More teachers to lower the pull Reacher ratio in the unanswered questions a Resolution calling foe a limit of 25 Stu dents per classroom was tabled because there were too Many unanswered ques according to Edward european pts the curriculum objectives on math and English were proposed by the european pts committee of Quality the Resolution approved Here urges that the committees objectives be incorporated into standardized curriculum guide lines or the overseas dependents schools As soon As and it Calls for a schools system official to Brief the euro Pean 1tsa convention next Spring on pro Gress of incorporating the certification Resolution the teacher certification Resolution says that teachers need to be made aware of new concepts in that Itury often desire to upgrade their credentials and that the overseas schools need continued input from the teacher training institutions in the us to compare and upgrade their it supports the concept of re certifies Ion of overseas teachers and directs the euro Pean pts executive committee to assist in forming a Board composed of equal numbers of students and administrators in Europe to develop guidelines find standards for ii urges that the necessary educational educational leave and Sabbati cals i established in order for teachers to to certified As efficiently As possible the Resolution on libraries says that learning should be a lifetime concept and students need to be instructed and Given practice in learning it says the traditional Library does not encourage individual learning very effectively and that the european its supports their conver Sion into learning resource centers with the necessary facilities and the Resolution urges the Quality Educa which denies locally hired teachers hous ing reemployment leave travel and ship ment of household it says the morale problem is hurting the effectiveness of locally hired teachers and the entire school in securing Lor All children and the highest advantages in social and spiritual edit Calls for european and National pts a an a inf pct Tow sctt 11 c9u3 Lur Ruiu Coji lion committee to stud the change and support for this legislation and for Tsumo with by in Congress by both groups to get its a report to the convention next year with the Resolution on Equality for teachers benefits says that a serious morale prob Lem exists in the dependents schools among teachers As a result of policy the Resolution on More funding to improve the Overall conditions of the school failed because it did not contain details As to How All the million addition to the wedding smiles former John Tunney of California and his the former Kathinka of a member of the i9m swedish olympic skiing smile for photog Raphers following their wedding in a private los Angeles lip Carters deserter plan starts slowly i i l j n it Zimiri Iii tin i r aft Tift n in Liat Oost or i Indianapolis uth president Carters in Gram to discharge army deserters and return them to civilian life has Titan off to a slow Start so far Only 16 deserters have turned up at it Benjamin Harrison to take Adan of program Kight were processed and discharged last eight More were on hand for processing about deserters Are eligible for the under which most Vietnam Era deserters can receive  discharges instead of facing court martial and possible prison but Only 126 live called to inquire at out the plan 1 its impossible to say if the program will in successful or capt Tom Oela a spokesman for the said Man Lav the programs Success depends deserters calling in voluntarily word of the program is Jusi now Retting around Vianey said thenis a major problem in tithe disc tors who Are in other countries he said Soni deserters arc also but Liiv first eight living proof that the program is what in was promised m a Finney said twin processed and the deserters Are free cume and during it said there not handcuffed or placed under Delaney said in if the Pruessing takes two they May to tiny off base at a Motel if they Al though we have Barracks spare for the discharges arc Lor those deserted Between and March that owners about Delancy an other 50 or so deserters who left during that a tied Are ineligible because they either deserted a combat Post or have other military charges pending against them a breakdown of the Telephone inquiries thus far shows 76 called from Canada and 37 from the u s other Calls have come from new zealand and puerto Rico the army processing Center is accept ing collect Calls at 3175423354 school budget would be according to in mar he said the idea was supported by the voting delegates and that if the Resolution had been better it would have Bruner said the Resolution calling for a stateside Type school Board was voted Down because there is a similar system the european school Council system in feeling lets dont Sot up another competing Board see How the one we have is going to work said he was referring to the fact that the european school Council system was set up just a year ago and is still getting itself fully court refuses to review death order Washington Ltd the supreme court tuesday refused to review the murder conviction of Robert Excell a Texas death Row inmate who has said he wants to the justices acted in a Brief with out the High court stayed Whites execution last 6 during the period when the Case of Gary Mark Gilmore of Utah was in the who also said he wanted to was executed by a firing the question arose at that time whether White or Gilmore would be the first to be executed since when lawsuits brought capital punishment to a halt in the professional duty Whites attorneys said their professional duty to protect a defendants interest did not end because of his death convicted of the 1974 Roblier murder of a grocery attendant near the condemned Man has been on death Row More than two his attorneys argue that exclusion of prospective jurors who expressed conscientious scruples against capital punish ment denied him his right to an impartial jury and that the imposition of the sen tence under Texas Law was cruel and unusual his original execution Date was 197fi he said at that time he was mentally prepared to accept the i dont want to live with myself no he told the trial letter to attorneys White wrote the supreme court earlier from the state prison in Huntsville that his attorneys were acting against his express instructions and the High court also refused to review a rewriting of Mississippi capital punish ment Law by the state supreme this leaves standing the which Means new trials for 19 death Row inmates in that drugs impairing 1 doctor in 9 Chicago api the chances Are one in s the Illinois medical that our doctor is an alcoholic or narcotics addict and the american Medcal the seriousness of the problem is encouraging state medical societies to Mart campaigns in detect impaired Doc the Illinois medical society an formation of ils detection program in its this a i Siai Iii pro bum and for tin firs turn he Are reall beginning to search it and treat sick slip or James w who is chairman of the ims panel for the impaired physician the president of the or Richard estimated earlier this year that about of the doctors one in 24 registered nationally Are impaired but the ims believes the figure is More like one in the state society estimates that of the states practising 115 per cent May have a severe drinking prob while 5s4 Illinois doctors Are narcotics addicts alcoholism and narcotics addiction in the medical profession Are higher than average because of the pressure doctors Are dealing with life Eddeath situations every Frank Chappell of the Ama said in an interview sunday he added that doctors have a greater than average Chance of becoming drug addicts be cause they have easy Access to but patients  worry Loo Chappell because most of these Guys dont do anything until after office Many doctors Are alcoholics or drug addicts and dont know Chappell big problem in this area is to get the doctors to realize they have a prob he said what weve got to do is identify these doctors and make them aware of their problem before they do any damage Chappel said that both the Ama and the ims encourage doctors and relatives of doctors with problems to Tell their local medical