European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 26, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday june 28, 1988 the stars and stripes Page 7 subcommittee moves to impeach Claiborne Washington up a House panel tuesday voted two articles of impeachment against . Dis -. Re us strict judge Harty Cin borne who has been convicted and imprisoned for tax invasion but has re fused to resign. In opening remarks members of the judiciary subcommittee on courts civil liberties and the administration of Justice said Oai borne was arrogant and Brazen to remain in office and keep draw ing pay and should be removed i judge Oai borne has engaged unborn in Misbehaviour and therefore he should be impeached chairman Robert Kaslyn Meier. D-wis., said. Rep. Roman Hauoli d-ky., said it was ironic an outrageous that Claibore draws his $78,700 annual judicial salary while silting in the Slammer in  rep. Michael Dewiner Ohio said Claiborne s refusal 10 step Down from the Bench was  Claibore 68, has t served on the Bench since his indictment three years ago. His refusal to resign de Spile his 1984 conviction and imprisonment Lasi month prompted the subcommittee to move ahead with impeachment proceedings. Impeachment by the House is a formal charge equivalent to an indictment. If impeached by he full House the Nevada judge would face a Senate trial and could become the first Federal judge removed fro office in 50 years. Kasten racier said the panel s decision might retaken up by the full com mince As Early As thursday. He said he Hopes to Ham the Mailer to the House floor before july 4. The proposed articles charge thai Claibore is guilty of Misbehaviour and of misdemeanours in office for failing to report si06,000 in Legal fees in 1978 and 1979.Claiborne appeared before he subcommittee june 19 during a Daylong closed inquiry into the Case but he did no testify. Brain dead woman kept alive to give fetus Chance for birth san Jose Calif. A a brain dead woman whose 27-week-old fetus continues to develop will be kept alive Long enough to deliver the child according10 a settlement reached tuesday Between the woman s Parent and the father of the baby. Derrick Poole 31. Of Oakland was recogni2ed in the settlement As the natural father of the unborn girl and was Given custody. The agreement came 13 Days after Poole won a court order to keep the Mother connected to a life support Oystern Al Kaiser Permanente medical Center just Houn before she was scheduled to have been Dis connected Marie Odette Henderson Mha been Kepi alive by machines since june 7 when she was declared brain dead from a brain Amor. Her Parent requested that the machines be unhooked. He Laid he would raise the baby Wilh the help of his Sitters. The fetus weigh Only 2 pounds but is in Good condition according to Hospital spokeswoman Susan Pieper. Henderson s body functions have been steadily deteriorating and she ii Given Only a 5 percent dunce of surviving More than another week Pieper said. How Ever if the baby is born after 28 weeks it would have a75 percent Chance of survival she said. Poole said he and Henderson had been looking for Ward to having the baby and marrying around Chri  lawyer for Henderson s parents Edna and Otis Henderson of Detroit said they did not want to Dis cuss their feelings Aboul the Case or Why they changed their  s attorney Mark Swind san said reaching an agreement was simply a Mailer of everybody sittingdown and agreeing on language on something that Baa never happened before. By the Lime negotiations started we All basically wanted the same  said Henderson s parents agreed to let their daughter remain alive Long enough to give birth by caesarean Section. Judge John a. Flaherty of Santa Clara county Superior court who signed the settlement said at the time he issued the injunction halting the disconnection of life support that he made the decision without hesitation. It s rare that we have a life or death matter on such Short  he said. But it never occurred to me not to do  Riquel Welch reacts As Verold is read. Welch wins $ 10 million from Mem los Angeles up Raquel Welc tuesday won a std.8 million judgment against Mem for emotional and financial suffering caused by her abrupt firing from the movie Cannery  i never expected such an overwhelming Vic tory Welch 43, said after the Superior court jury s verdict was read. Mem attorney Christina Snyder said Mem will Appeal. The jury awarded More than 110 million of the damages against Mem for breach of con Iran defamation breach of its obligation to Deal fairly with Welch and conspiracy. In her suit filed in 1981, Welch claimed Mem breached her 1250,000 contract by abruptly firing her without cause after Only seven Days of shooting in december 1980. Mem argued it fired the actress with goo cause because she repeatedly showed up Laic for work and insisted on having her makeup and hair done at Hornet. Exhibition turns into free for All Washington a a. Congressi oud a Raie sparring session dissolved into a bipartisan be off ii Tih Day when former rep. Richard Knard. Do ganged up with two republicans to toy fury pummel rep. Bin chapped. Or. With gauche and kick.ninpf". 64-year-old Florida Democrat oboe my How to throw punches As a Boice id Iggi Ltd the Navy ended the bout by ripping Offham plastic head protector and Watung Ichini fas the head the two Democrat were supposed k do main republicans Toby Roth of Republican r  Livingston of Louisiana i flu ail event of an exhibition in which he Faw were warded Mack Bells in karate. The four lawmakers who studied the ancient Art during twice a week classes in the houses a with world Dan karate masters Len final la of their skills before a panel w required w one  order w earn their Black Bells. Smashed the boards Wilt i his Nghil foot Reagan comment criticized by the lot Angele time Washington the american red Cross tues Day criticized president Reagan s proposal thai Ameri cans stockpile their own blood to avoid contracting aids through blood transfusions. The organization said that the resulting diminished blood Supply would deprive patients in desperate need of Rife saving transfusion. The Moil dangerous unit of blood is the one that snot available when needed said Richard Schubert president of the american red Cross. Reagan made the comments monday during an Oval office interview with the los Angeles times. These Why Don t healthy and Well people give blood form elves he said. And Ihen it can be kept in Case they Ever need a transfusion they can get a transfusion of their own blood and they Don t have to  but Schubert Laid this approach is almost never effective for to nose needs such As traumatic injuries open heart or major surgery or other procedures thai require Large quantities of Wood or when the individual in need of emergency blood transfusions is tar from  in Paris meanwhile physicians at an  conference expressed Shock at the president s  i devastating said Alii Adrien of Montreal general Hospital. The people from the red Cross have been specifically trying to avoid such statements from prominent people so As not to deter people from giving  Alaska says its Job Boom at an end Detroit Fuji Job seekers Are being told to Cross Alaska off their list of prospective areas for pm  you re really Bent on leaving the lower 48. Go to Hawaii. At least you won t Facie to death say fliers sem to Michigan and other states by alaskan Oft Iciak Don Wilson of the Alaska department of labor said the Bottom has fallen out of Alaska s economic barrel As Oil prices  oat Page flier jobs a Alaska read this has been tent to new Media and government offices i Michigan and other parts of the country where people seem vulnerable to the big Money  Wilson to lathe Detroit free press in wednesday s edition. He said mail order companies that do not operate Unalaska hive been advertising in Detroit Toledo Chi Cago and new York about alaskan Jab connections for Sale at prices ranging from 120 to $350. Wilson said the jobs supposedly Are in the Oil to Dit try or Public construction projects. We re laying  and cutting construction