European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Pago 4 the stars and stripes wednesday october 1,1986 military retirees wanted As teachers. _ re�.an4nnr cd uru in i t Washington a defense Secretary Caspa Weinberger joined forces tuesday wish education Secre tary William Bennett in a drive o recruit military retirees into the nation s two signed an agreement a the department of education pledging to cooperate on the Campaign to encourage former military men and women to consider Pur suing jobs As Tea chars. Principals and superintendents As a second , a former Secretary of health education and welfare said it was one of those rare occasions that inc government docs something that makes eminently Good sense benefits All sorts of people and does not Cost very know that the Quality of our military people and their performance on the Job depend greatly on he Educa Tion they receive he told a news conference. Our retired military Are such a Fine Pool of human Talent that i a glad. The education Community is considering said schools should relax bureaucratic Obsta cles to hire sex military people who possess what he matted the three essential qualifications for any teacher being Welt versed in a subject arca Able to effectively and of sound moral character he said the military retirees could help fill the gaps schools Are feeling in their ranks of math science an foreign language teachers. And in the schools from offices Bennett added that we need real leaders who can organize and motivate Bennett recently called for opening principals Job sup to leaders from All walks of life including me military. That prompted Sam Sava executive director of the National association of elementary school principals to ask the rhetorical question. Would general a mtg fat Ion have made a Good elementary school inn apart Bennett said the truth is there air Many sup Emilscn dents and school boards who military he singled out re tired army a col. Ted Small principal of Dartmouth High school in Massachusetts and retired Marine 14. Col. Harrison Kimbrill president of Brandon Hall school a private Rouege preparatory school for underachievers in Atlanta. Both schools have won honors from Bennett s department Weinberger asked How he thought Palori would have fared running an elementary school quipped. He might have been a Little better in High the defense department will distribute the education Agency s literature urging retiring soldiers and those Al ready retired to considers second career in the schools. Memorial dedicated up Toio a is. Army Coler guard stands i front of to Copper statue that was dedicated earlier this week in Hopkinsville ky., in a ceremony Hon Oring the 101st airborne div s 248peacekeeping Force members who were killed last december in m airplay crash in cinder Newfoundland. Reagan urges nations to stimulate economies Washington up president Reagan called on other nations tuesday to adopt growth oriented economic poli cies and join the United states in a commitment to stabilize Exchange rates tear Down barriers to free Trade. Every nation must contribute to world economic growth Reagan declared in a speech to a conference of the International monetary fund and world Bank. And we must do More than re peal this High sounding sentiment. We must take practical Reagan appearing on the third Day Ofa meeting dominated by concern about the world debt bomb Shell and Trade ten Sions said a message of economic free Dom is at least being heard around the world but he warned that further Prog Ress could be in jeopardy. Overall he painted a generally Bright picture of the global Economy and said developed and developing nations alike have caught the spirit of Freedom an Enterprise in adopting policies rooted in free Market principles. At the same time however he prodded the other major industrialized nations to follow inc Lead of the United slates in stimulating growth. His Appeal followed an unsuccessful Effort by Treasury Secretary James Baker to persuade West Germany and Japan to Cut interest Rales in a coordinated move to Spur growth. While America s expansion is Benefi Cial other Industrial nations must also contribute their fair share to world re covery and adopt More growth . Of course some dislocations May come in the process but we Musl recognize that if we Are Alt to Prosper together then we must All work toward that end Reagan said. The prescription he offered included Low taxes less government intervention in the marketplace liberalized Trade and investment policies and the promotion of free Enterprise. He said these Steps Are particularly important for debtor countries. For them he said the alternative to economic Freedom often is Bor rowing themselves into bankruptcy or turning to oppression Reagan termed the recent Trade talks in Uruguay a Good first step toward addressing the challenges that confront use world Economy but he emphasized we need More Sieb. We need Fibril of Alt to resolve that a further opening of the world Economy is a goal Worth working Reagan said my friends i believe thai the Challenge before us is to develop a truly global Economy one that Cele Brates the diversity of Pur nations while it opens us to uninhibited Trade and in vestment among our Peoples. Let us look with open minds at Way of promoting stable Exchange rates Andi sur ing sound Money. Let us approach with open minds the next round of Trade talk Sand push them As far As we can to our goal Rofeh mingling All Trade for his part Reagan addressed criticism from abroad by acknowledging the unfinished business of fighting protectionist legislation in Congress bringing interest rates Down keeping inflation Low and matter of prime concern overseas reducing huge . Budget deficits. Despite projections of continued Large deficits even in the face of the Gramm Rudman balanced budget Law Reagan said we have made Progress against those who would condemn future generations of americans to lives he said pledge to you thai 1 will Doall in my Power to Stop this fiscal Eatn March. And i believe the a Aenon peo ple will support me in this Effort. Pat Robertson refs Donahue s talk show grilling n ,. by the Cox news suit cd Atlanta the King of Christian broadcasting went one on one with the master of morning aut Mon Day. Phil won. But then Donahue had the Home Field advantage. When the Rev Pat Robertson showed up As a guest on Phil Donahue s show staged live monday from the Stu Dios of Atlanta s Waga tv-5, he had to face a mostly female audience that was a lot More interested in watch ing Phil Donahue ask questions than in seeing pal Robertson answer them. As the Host of the "700 club the Christian broadcast ing network s Best known of Turing Robertson is accustomed to control when the camera minks on. But sitting in the guest s chair As a Semi declared presidential candidate Robertson had to stare Down both barrels of Donahue s trademark style of interviewing with rapid lire questions and Little time for answers. It was loves of from the word go. No polite introductions no Stell us about yourself not even hello. It Stead Hie Sec Ond the cameras went on Donahue leaped in docs Robertson really believe women should stay Home with their kids rather than pursuing careers does he ready believe god wants him to run for president if elected will he appoint jews to top government jobs Robertson said yes to All three questions but it was Teasy caught Between Donahue s impatient questions and the audience s applause for the Host he often had to answer in half sentences alternately Cul of Tor drowned out. After 30 minutes he declared that although god does want him to run for president i Don t want to do this. It s a very painful process having to be Here and listen to All this arguably this was t your average interviewer and the audience was t exactly a Cross Section of America 3 Vot ers. At least 90 percent of the 350 spectators were women the majority of whom had come dressed to the nines to cheer Phil on. When Donahue read out part Ofa Robertson statement women should submit to the will of their husbands the audience groaned. When Robertson started to answer some people booed finally he both parents work unattended children run lie ask of betting jul re drugs sex and crime someone s got to Sta with us children. Otherwise we Are Ibrie ung out the women s Issue lingered during the 60-Minutc show coming up again in questions posed by Donahue and members of the audience Robertson twice Sud be a not against women having careers particularly if have Small children at Home. In fact he said i Punk they should have equal pay for equal work and that he added that . Transportation be aet Elizabeth Dole a fantastic woman could Cutty be president of the United by the end of the hour. Robertson was finding More time for his answers and his supporters in the audience had begun to assert themselves. He Drew applause Rhu stands on abortion he called it murder and we Oei i 1 6an Afta Snow he Drew nearly As Many people who wanted a a or an autograph As did Zooi Hue
