European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 20, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 the stars and stripes tuesday May 20, 1986 100,000 soviets May be affected by radiation los Angeles up an american doctor who treated victims of the chernobyl disaster says no least 100,000 soviets will be examined periodically tar the rest of their lives to to Onisor inc Long term radiation effects of the worst nuclear Accident in history. Or. Robert p. Gale told n news conference sunday that the number of cases of radiation sickness from the nuclear Power Plant Accident was surpassed Only by the number exposed in the n Koroic bomb explosions or world War 11, approximately 300 individuals were exposed to substantial doses of  said the University or California los1 Angela Bane marrow transplant specialist who was the first american Larrive in Moscow after the april 26 Accident we expect More casualties from inc group of patients who received Bone marrow transplants he said in the past two weeks soviet doctors with the assistance of three american physicians and an israeli researcher performed Bone marrow transplants1 or infusions of fetal liver extract on 19 of the 35 people who received the highest doses at radiation. Eleven of the patients have died Gale said. Gale who returned from the soviet Union late Friday with drs. Paul tar saw and Richard Champlin also of Urcla said he expects to return to Moscow later this week. It is now our intention to conduct Long term analyses of these patients gals said. This will be an International of fort.". The doctor said the reactor Accident caused us Many cases of severe radiation sickness As All other nuclear Acci dents throughout the world in the past several decades. With the exception of the atomic explosions in Japan the chernobyl Accident is equal to All radiation exposure and. Dents and Many of these go Back 20 o 10 years Gale said. Transplants of Bone marrow which produces vital components of the body s immune system Are the Only known successful treatment for severe radiation sickness. Layoff from Page 1 the Reagan administration s argument that Only actual victims of Bias should receive preferential on the Job treatment president Reagan advocating a color Blind society opposes All quotas As a form of reverse discrimination that injures the innocent usually White males. In monday s Caje the Jackson school Board has had contracts since 1972 with the teachers Union aimed at protecting the jobs of Blacks. The agreement required laying off while teachers with More seniority if necessary to preserve the existing percentage of minority teachers in the Public school system. The plan wits aimed at eliminating a Dis parity Between the percentage of Black teachers and Black students in the schools. In 1971, about 16 percent of the school system s students but Only 9 percent of the faculty were minority members. Most of the minority members were Black. White teachers who were Laid off in 1981 filed suit charging the plan violated their rights. While most were rehired they Are seeking Back pay damages and restored seniority. Monday s ruling reinstates their lawsuit against the school Board. Powell hinted the court might look with More favor on racial preferences in hiring and promotions than in layoffs. While hiring goals impose a diffuse Bur Den often for closing Only one of several opportunities layoffs impose the entire Bur Den of achieving racial Equality on partic ular individuals often resulting in serious disruption of their lives Powell said. That Burden is Loo intrusive Renquist and Burger agreed with Powell on that Point but o Connor did not join in that part of Powell s opinion. The remaining affirmative action cases pending before the court involve fire department promotions in Cleveland and membership in a predominantly White Sheet Metal workers Union in he new York City area. In the Cleveland Case a Federal judge issued a consent decree calling for half the promotions in the fire department to go to qualified minority candidates. In the new York City area Case a Feder Al appeals court ordered the Union to in crease its non White membership to 29.3 percent by August 1987. The Reagan administration has made All three cases crucial tests for the future of affirmative action in the american work place. Civil rights groups and others Argive that flexible numerical remedies Are often the Only answer to past Bias and voluntary agreements Are the most efficient Way to accomplish that goal. In a dissenting opinion Justice Thurgood Marshall said that while layoffs May be unfair the Jackson plan does not violate the Constitution. Been est i believe that a Public employ up from Page 1 marines will have escaped Mesi Hall detail adds rat Fork. The idea he says is Loci Vili Anize every major Marine mess Hall within the United states the plan will not change the status of marines who Are trained As Cooks Bakers and butchers. Marines will still be preparing in food the changes also will not affect marines posted overseas training in the held or As signed aboard ships but that number is described As Small in comparison with those drawing mess detail at established bases. Recruits in Boot Camp also will notes Cape up duly. Rather officials say the goal is to eliminate mess details that nor Mally last 30 Days and prevent Large num Bers of trained marines from doing what they re paid to do maintain combat readiness it is essential that we get marines Back into the Fleet Marine Force and training says Rothfork. When la comes to up duty marines have Long been the Odd men out compared to their military Brethren. While there Are exceptions particularly at Boot Camps the army Navy and air Force began the switch to civilian workers years ago. Indeed Mast air Force mess Halls Haven t had any airmen routinely drawing up duly for some two decades. The army began using civilians in 1975 and is now about 95 percent through says maj. Phil saucy a spokesman Rothfork says the Marine corps does expect the change to Cost More Money but the corps will not ask Congress for additional funds because it intends to absorb the Dif Ference within its current budget. Taxes from Page 1 $14.700. People with tunable incomes Between $20.000 and 130,000 would find their tax Bills about 8 percent smaller the committee summary shows is Are the largest group of service members in that category with average inclines of 125,600 in base pay. While the Bill would Start raising Money As soon As it is passed by repealing some deductions the first tax Rale cuts would not take effect for six months the Standard deduction which the Bill would raise to $3,000 for single persons and �5,000 Tor married people tiling jointly would not be increased until a year after Thebille Beeam Elaw. The guarantee of a deduction for Mort Gage interest and real estate  is the Only element of the Bill focused directly on military personnel the attorney said. In december the House passed a tax Bill that also contained the clause which Means it should be in any Compromise Bill the two Chambers agree on in a conference later this year. Service members deductions for Mort Gage interest and real estate taxes were challenged by the internal Revenue service two years ago. The irs Cut off inc deduction for clergy who received a tax free housing allowance reasoning that deducting interest paid with tax free collars was a double tax break. That raised the question of whether serv ice members who receive a tax free housing allowance should be permitted to deduct mortgage interest from their taxable in come. After intervention by defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Bills introduced by at least two members of Congress the Treasury department agreed to delay implementation of the irs ruling until next year so Congress could act if it wished to. The irs would have required that the deduction be reduced by the amount serv ice members received in the Basic allowance for quarters and the variable housing allow Ance. Defense figures showed about 272,000 military homeowners would lose 4 percent to 7 percent in Ray. The Treasury estimated it would gain $350 million by the change. Senate majority Leader Robert Dole r inn. Said floor debate an the Bill is scheduled far Early june. Protesters damage Fence at . Base in Spain front staff i wire reports Cadiz Spain left Wing demons Lra lors marched four mites sunday and dam aged fencing in front of the .-leased Rota naval station during a protest to de Mand that the four . Military bases in Spain be dismantled. Although the associated press reported the demonstrators burned an american Flag the Public affairs office at Rota told the stars and stripes monday it had no information on any Flag burning. The demonstrators blocked traffic Tram puerto de Santa Maria where they had arrived in buses from Southern Andalusia to the naval station the Public affairs office minuted the crowd at 3,000, while Spanish police put the number at 4,000. Organizers of the pro test claimed 10,000 demonstrators participated die a reported. Many carried placards demanding the United slates withdraw its military and civilian personnel at Rota and the air bases at Torrejon Zaragoza and Moron de la fron Era the wire service reported. Minor damage to a Fence Al Rota occurred but no fencing was torn Down and no unauthorized people entered the base the Public affairs office said. Marchers included provincial political and labor Union leaders and members of the andalusian pacifist association that organized the March under an agreement signed in i9s3, the United Stales maintains 12,500 military and civilian personnel at the four bases the government approved a five year Extension of the treaty in 1983. Or with the full agreement of its employees should be permitted to preserve inc benefits of a legitimate and constitutional affirmative action hiring plan even while reducing its work Force 1 dissent he said. He was joined by justices William i Brenn Anand Harry a Blackmun in other action monday the court ruled that police do not need court warrants before searching from air planes for marijuana growing in fenced in residential Yards. In a separate decision the court Aba ruled Federal regulators May use photo graphs taken from air planes flying Over manufacturing facilities to help authorities enforce clean air Laws. 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