European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 26, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 24 the stars and stripes sunday june 26, 1977 hike asked for military lawyers by John Hart Washington Bureau chief Washington military lawyers need special pay just like the doctors get rep. Mendel Davis. . Said , a member of the South Carolina and american bar association said he plans on getting the Bill into the Hopper by the end of next  he said the Bill is being co sponsored by congressman Robin Beard r-Tenn., and Paul triple. A Tenn. Should Davis Bill make it through the Congress it will mean monthly extra pay for 3.739 lawyers. That pay would Range from $100 to $250 depending upon the Law yer s  Bill would provide pay grades 0-1.0 2. And 0-3 with $100 per month 0-4 and 0-5 would receive $200 and All higher grades would get $250.$7 million a year he reported that the Bonus pay would Cost the government $7 million annually. This will be Davis third attempt to get extra pay for military lawyers. I introduced similar Bills in the 93rd and 94th Congress but they never got out of sub committee Davis , like other professionals need a special pay. They arc not staying in the service and my Bill will help with that re Tention  Pentagon official said Friday that he was not aware of such a retention problem with military  if the defense department would support the Davis legislation. The official said. "1 Don t know until we Sec it in offi Cial channels for  he added that to his knowledge military lawyers have never received such extra pay. Tax. Continued from Page ii fewer than 15 Miles per gallon but the tax scale the committee set up would get progressively tougher than car Ter s tax scale. A 1985 Model that cannot make 23.5 Miles per gallon would have a$3.856 Gas guzzler tax added for example. While the ways and Means committee moved ahead with its final decision making on Carter s Energy tax proposals the no tax portions of his program neared conclusion in the Energy subcommittee of the House Commerce committee. That panel agreed Friday to Force Large Industry and Power companies away from Oil and natural Gas and toward Coal and nuclear Energy. The Bill would convert Large existing utilities away from Gas by 1990and Force new ones to use something other than Oil and  existing Industry could not switch to Gas or increase use of Gas. And would have to use Coal if they can without great hardship. New Industry cannot use Oil or natural Gas. Except with certain findings of special difficulty with certain exemptions. The Man on the Street would have new Power from the Bill but would also have to make some changes the Bill allows citizen suits against industries that failed to switch fuels but it would also Force Home owners to do away with their gaslight and any other decorative use of natural Gas. Europe partly to mostly Cloudy win a ing mostly Cloudy win ram and Thunder Ter noon both sunday end monday Frd Nch 71. Low u Sunset sunday i a a p m 4 Lla m. Temperature record saturday incl 4am 4pm 4am 4oni 71 14 Adana. P it by 72 56 aliens. P so Fol  $1 to secret surgery on hand lbs had cancer operation 71 bed Hal a frntfur1.cl London com and a Munich r   i Jim Cainer new York a the late president Lyndon b. Johnson secretly underwent surgery for removal of a cancerous skin lesion on his hand in 1967, a cancer re searcher reported Friday. But Johnson s widow says his hand ailment was never diagnosed As cancer. An assistant at the Johnson White House who saw the president undergo treatment says the problem was called ski cancer. But that was a highly Inex act name. It s not like a tumor that you worry about being benign or  the assistant Horace Busby said John son had the problem common to Farmers and ranchers who spend a lot of time out doors before he became president. Busby also said Johnson was told at Bethesda my naval medical Center in 1963, while he was a senator that he had kidney cancer. They told him he had Only 30 to 60  Busby said he asked the doctor who was studying his a Ray How Many of those he saw in a week and the doctor said two or three Busby recalled. So he got hold of a Mayo clinic doctor and asked him and the Byrd terms by Gamb a confirmed from Page i in the event of  of the arguments advanced for the by is that it could penetrate enemy de lenses at Low altitudes where it would not be picked up by radar. Byrd said however that this advantage would be lost if the russians develop so called look Down radar that could pick up Low flying  a related development opponents moved Friday to chop All production Money for the by out of a $110.6 billion de sense appropriation Bill without waiting for Carter s decision on whether to go ahead with the  amendment to Cut All of the $1.5 Bil lion in the Bill for production of the by bomber was introduced by rep. Joseph p. Addabbo. . Who said Carter should stick to his presidential Campaign opposition to the  vote is expected until tuesday when the House resumes action on the defense appropriation for the fiscal year starting next oct. 1."president Carter announced during i Campaign that the by was not a viable  Addabbo told the House. That same fact is True  yugoslavs Deport american student Belgrade up yugoslav police expelled a 34-year-old american who planned to demonstrate for human rights outside the Belgrade conference on euro Pean Security and cooperation sources  american. Jaroslav Koshiw of de troit intended to hand out pamphlets de tailing alleged soviet violations of the 1975 Helsinki agreement which the conference is  the police visited him at his hotel warned him against going ahead with the plan and told him he would be deported. Koshiw. A student at Glasgow University in Scotland was put on a plane to Europe the sources said. He had entered Yugoslavia on a tourist visa they said. An american consular official said the government did not notify the . Embassy of its action but noted that notification was not necessary since Koshiw was nut arrested or detained doctor said 10 or is a Day. And that doctor said it was t  Johnson did nothing about it Busby said and he lived almost 10 More years and died of a heart . Edmund Klein a skin cancer specialist at resell Park memorial Institute in Buffalo said he was consulted about John son s hand treatment before the operation army doctor shortage is critical1 continued ram Page 1 Pendents. The number of military doctors at it. Knox is expected to drop to 27 by july. Experts say there should be 90. Rep. Robin Beard r-Tenn., surveyed conditions at it. Stewart and it. Knox this month and provided a preliminary report on his findings. A House armed services subcommittee is considering a nationwide probe of military medical conditions. The up also interviewed medical personnel at the two bases. Some of the find Ings from both sources heart specialists have been removed from their regular jobs on Short notice for such duties As administering physicals to recruits forcing cancellation of heart patient appointments. 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Was turned Over to american authorities after he was placed aboard a jetliner. Because he was developing a new skin cancer treatment using a drug in ointment  said he never spoke to Johnson but understood the president wanted his condition handled in total secrecy. It might give the impression that something worse was involved Klein  he Johnson did t want anyone pushing the panic  treatment with the ointment often was preferable to surgery because it would wipe out minute bits of cancer around the lesion which might not be visible to a sur Geon s Eye Klein said. Johnson was advised of this he added but the decision was made to remove the lesion by surgery. Klein said he was consulted in order to leave no Stone unturned. The researcher said that As far As he knows the operation on the president was a Complete Success and that there was no recurrence of the skin  about the matter Johnson s widow lady Bird said in Austin Tex As far As i know the spots on Lyndon s hands were never diagnosed As cancer. But their removal from time to time was a preventative measure. Sun spots Are a common ailment in this part of the country where people live out doors and in the Sun As Lyndon did. I never affected his political life except that he could t shake hands As much As he liked on some occasions. Actually it was Only an annoyance never a real  .-soviet Strain told continued from Page 1 meeting with the French president it s certainly our Assumption that that would have come up Granum said. In an interview with editors and news directors from around the country Carter said Friday surprising Adverse soviet re action to his human rights crusade apparently is blocking nuclear arms limitation talks More than he thought and we have not made a additional Steps toward a Salt  the White House released a text of the interview saturday there has been a surprising Adverse reaction in the soviet Union to our stand on human rights Carter said. We have never singled them the russians out. I think i have been quite reticent in trying to publicly condemn the  have never said anything except complimentary things about or. Brezhnev for instance but apparently that has provided a greater obstacle to other Friendly Pur suits common goals like in Salt than i had anticipated. Asked whether he gambles More on for eign policy questions than his predecessors Richard m. Nixon and Gerald r. Ford Carter said i think we have made some Basic changes in the previous policies that might Bear fruit but we have not made any additional Steps Forward toward a Salt agree ment. We Hope we can i think we Are taking a much More bold approach to that question. I Don t say that in criticism of the pre Vious administration. We have not achieved Success yet in any of these efforts and May not. I can t Guan Itee Suc  in Moscow the government newspaper Izvestia has accused the . A using Lack of Progress in strategic arms talks As grounds to Start a new round of the arms race. In t it because of  the newspaper asked that the . Side at these talks Sticks to its present no constructive Atti tude