European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 14, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday september 14, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 7 Brennan under attack for Liberal views Columbia. To. A William Bradford Reynolds the assistant . At Torney general for civil rights sharply attacked supreme court Justice William j. Brennanjr. Friday for his Liberal views and Radical  Reynolds in a speech to University of Missouri Law students said Brennan has allowed his Liberal orthodoxy to shape his  supreme court spokeswoman Toni House said Friday that Brennan Wouldhave no response. Reynolds quoted from a speech Bren Nan gave to the american bar association in new York on aug. 8, in which he said the 14th amendment is the Legal instrument of the egalitarian revolution that transformed contemporary Ameri can  Brennan had said that despite Prog Ress the Promise of the i4lh Amend ment remains unfulfilled. The Amend ment says a state must provide equal Protection under the Law to any person within its jurisdiction. Reynolds in his attack on Brennan said Many of these civil rights and lib erties of which the Justice Speaks arc without Clear textual roots. And herein lies the Crux of Justice Brennan s radically egalitarian  it is a theory less concerned with the past or the present than with the future he said. It is a theory that seeks not limited government in order to secure individual Liberty but unlimited judicial Power to further a personalized egalitarian vision of society. Where did Justice Brennan s definition of the 14th amendment come from this Brand of jurisprudence and its policy particulars derive primarily from a Liberal social Agenda in which Justice Brennan shares. And that Agenda has Little or no connection with the Constitution the Bill of rights or any subsequent  Reynolds the principal architect of the Reagan administration s civil rights policy has drawn criticism for his stand in cases involving voting rights and Job discrimination. Reynolds was critical of state and fed eral affirmative action programs that set quotas for training and hiring minorities. Such programs he said were born of a Liberal judicial philosophy that has run amok with the 14th amendment s due process  for too Long Reynolds said judges have believed All minority problems Stem from discrimination. The real prob Lem he said is that there arc too few Laws to cover All civil rights situations and judges have dangerously overextended the Constitution s rigid principles to compensate. Faa probe links 13 air controllers to drug abuse los Angeles not the Federal aviation administration said Friday that it had found that 13 of 34 air traffic controllers under investigation had use drugs off duty. The Agency said it gave them a Choice of rehabilitation programs or dismissal. The other 21 controllers who were transferred to desk duty As a result of the drug investigation have been cleared and returned to their jobs As controllers at the regional control facility at Palmdale Calif. Faa spokeswoman Barbara Abels said there was no evidence that the on the Job performance of any of the13 had been impaired nor was any evidence of drug use on the Job found in the investigation. Abels said the air traffic controllers worked in such close proximity to others and under such close supervision that any impairment would be apparent. She said the Agency did not know whether one time or continuing drug use was involved but an Faa spokesman in Washington Dick Stafford said the Agency was sure that any problems resulting from Long term drug use would have been detected in physical examinations that the controllers undergo yearly. Stafford said a new program that takes effect oct. I will require All Faa employees whose jobs Are related to safety to be tested for drugs each year. This would include air traffic controllers maintenance workers and Security personnel. Abels said that successful completion of a drug rehabilitation program would qualify the 13 to return to their controller jobs. All 34 controllers in the investigation were subjected to a urine test for the presence of drugs. The aviation Agency would not disclose How Many of the tests indicated the presence of drugs. Rehnquist interrupted by hecklers during speech on Indiana Campus a photo protesters raise clinched fists during a speech Friday by William Rehnquist at Indiana University. Bloomington ind. A hecklers at speech by Justice William Rehnquist screamed that he is a racist and chanted we shall overcome but the chief Justice nominee appeared unruffled. Rehnquist however did Cut Short his speech Friday at the dedication of Indiana University s new Law school building. About 40 protesters some clothed in Black landholding clenched fists in the air persisted in chanting and standing in front of about 2,000 seated guests including gov. Robert Orr. Immediately after Rochn quasi was introduced sever Al protesters ran to the foot of the stage. University police dragged away Junior Steve Bouton who shouted out you racist As the Justice began to speak. Two women held up a Large sign that read we will not accept  one of the women Heathe Thomkins reportedly was slightly injured when University police dragged her away. University president John Ryan interrupted Rehn quist s speech at one Point to admonish the protesters but they did not Stop their demonstration. Courtesy demands that you do not deny others the rights you demand yourself an angry Ryan said at the building s dedication later. Rehnquist 61, did not acknowledge the protesters and the Law professor who invited Rehnquist to speak several months ago Craig m. Bradley said afterwards that the Justice seemed to recognize that it comes with the  Amy such scr a University Sophomore who was part of the protest said Rehnquist has had a Long history of ruling against civil rights and he s proven to be racist in his  Rehnquist was picked to succeed chief jus lice Warren e. Burger who is retiring at age 78. He is expected to be confirmed by the Senate this week. Nyc cabbie beaten after mowing Down 9 new York up angry pedestrians tracked Down and beat a cabdriver who tried to run Over three passengers in a dispute Over their fare and mowed Down nine people Friday on a Brooklyn sidewalk before he stopped police said. Police spokesman Vincent Jones said heroic Magloire 27, of Brook Lyn drove his taxi onto the sidewalk and sped toward three passengers who had walked away after an argument Over their fare outside Kings county Hospital. Before his one Block ride was Over nine people were mowed Down including two children and a Man who was pinned Between the cab and a Hospital Gate. Authorities said five people were in serious condition at Kings county Hospital. They included the two Chil Dren Ages 3 and 5. Four others were treated at St. Mary s Hospital and Kingsbook jewish medical cent Erand released. Magloire was treated at Kings county Hospital. Police said they did not know whether the passengers were hit. The Driver had an argument with three passengers Over the fare. As they got out of the cab he tried to run them Down Jones said. After his cab stopped Magloire ran onto the Hospital grounds followed by several enraged bystanders. They caught and beat him until police arrived Jones said. I m pretty sure the people who chased him Down were not too Happy with what he did Jones said. Jones said the Driver was charged with first degree assault eight counts of second degree assault reckless endangerment leaving the scene of an Accident driving an uninsured vehicle and driving without a License. He was employed by c and f associates a Brooklyn car service. Escapee from la. Prison arrested in los Angeles los Angeles up a fugitive from Louisiana suspected in a series of kidnappings and Bank robberies in the South and Southwest since escaping from a Louisiana prison last month was arrested Here the Fri said Friday. James Lee Colvin 32, of Shrek sport la., and a woman were taken into custody at Union station wednesday night As they left an Amtrak train Fri spokes Man Fred Reagan said. The arrests we remade by Amtrak police who recognized the fugitive from a photograph he said. Colvin and his companion Ophelia Lydia Vasquez Are linked to the sept. 5kidnapping at gunpoint of a 71-year-old Hollywood woman who was forced to drive them to Oakland Sacramento and Las vegas where they Are suspected of robbing a Bank. The woman was released unharmed four Days later. Colvin was armed with a pistol and was carrying an automatic Rifle in a duffle bag Reagan said. Colvin a convicted armed robber serv ing an 80-year sentence and another con vict escaped from the Louisiana state Penitentiary in Angola on aug. 23 by walking off the prison farm and Drifting across the Mississippi River on a floating log. Colvin s fellow Escapee Danny Michael weeks 32, whose whereabouts Are unknown was serving a life term for Sec Ond degree murder and armed robbery. Both men were described by Louisiana authorities As career criminals with extremely violent  they Are suspected of kidnapping several women and robbing several Banks while making Thier Way to California. They have been linked to at least two kidnappings in Louisiana and Bank robberies in Houston and san Antonio Texas. The Fri has not yet determined How Many Bank robberies and kidnappings Colvin and weeks were involved in. Although the suspects did not Harmany of their Kidnap victims they allegedly assaulted several people during the robberies Reagan said. In most cases the Kidnap victims were released without harm he said. But during some of the robberies peo ple were  Colvin and Vasquez Are being held with out bail pending arraignment sept. 24