European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 29, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes wednesday october 29,1986 Reagan predicts second Boom for . Columbus is. Up president Reigan campaigning through Dixie tuesday declared he had inherited the worse economic mess since tie great de pression and then predicted his policies were leading to a. Second Boom for the nation. Reagan came out swinging As he began a Ian week of campaigning before the midterm elections next tues Day. He made stops in Columbus Birmingham all., and Charlotte n.c., to lend his political support to Republican senatorial candidates in tight net. The president spoke first at a rally at the Columbus municipal auditorium. Reagan did not mention former president Carter directly though the implication was Clear bul he did single out two democratic senators Joseph Biden of Delaware and Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts warning they could be running the judiciary commit tee if republicans lose control of the Senate now 5j 47 Republican. The president was campaigning for k. Time in Georgia for sen. Mack malt ugly. In a Cox a with democratic rep. Wyche Fowler. Without him and the Republican majority in the Senate Well find liberals like Joe Dyden and Cervin fellow Tram Massachusetts deciding who our judges arc. I bet you la agree i d rather have a judiciary com Mittee headed by Strom Thurmond than one run by Joe Biden or Teddy Kennedy any  the president blasted the democrats calling them the lax and tax spend and spend Crew that he said left the country with negative growth double digit in Mother turned in by daughter 10, for using cocaine los Angeles up a distraught id year old girl sneaked out of the House and called police to turn in her Mother for free Basing co Caine authorities said tuesday. The child told a police dispatcher during the7 30 . Monday Call that she had seen her Mother free Basing cocaine in the House in sub Urban Reseda sgt. Steve Frye said. The child told police she feared for the safety of her family Frye said. She also said she was afraid of retaliation and did not want her Mother to know she had turned her in Frye said. She the girl knows it s dangerous to do it free base cocaine he said. She said her Mother had been doing it for a Long  officers went to the Home which belonged to the girl s 24-year-old sister and found the girl two younger children he girl s Mother the husband of the Mother and his son in Law. The woman s 24 year old daughter was believed to have run from the House As police arrived Frye said. The girl told officers she saw her Mother carry Dresser drawer outside As police arrived Frye said. She led them to the drawer which contained a Small amount of cocaine and marijuana and narcotics paraphernalia Frye said. The Young girl told police that she would Besent to her room whenever her Mother wanted to free base cocaine Frye said. The child said she watched through a Hole in a bedroom door As her Mother smoked from a Glass pipe and passed it to another woman the girl then sneaked out a bedroom window to Call police. The Mother told officers she had been free Basing cocaine and she d had the habit for about year Frye said. Barbara Conez 46, was arrested on suspicion of Possession of cocaine. Her husband Ernest Conez 55, and Bis son in Law Jeffrey Smith 27, were arrested on suspicion of endangering a child. The 10-year-old girl and cortex s 5-year-Oldgrandson were placed in Foster Homes by the department of Public social services. Another 3-year-old boy was released to the custody of his Mother Frye said. In August. 13-year-old Deanna Young turned her parents in 10 police in Tustin for allegedly using drugs in an action that prompted a series of child informant cases across the county. Bobby Young 49, a bartender and his wife Judith Ann Young 37, a bankruptcy court clerk were eventually charged with Possession of co Caine. Flatiron and the highest interest rates since the civil War. As part of the 1980 clean up Crew for the worst economic mess since the great depression Mack mat tingly and i beaded for Washington Reagan said and cited his tax cuts and slashing of Federal regulation u being responsible for one of the longest economic expansions in  Reagan said the economic indicators show the econ omy gathering momentum with even More growth higher take Home pay and More  in Short we re headed Tor a second Boom be said. The president also touched on the Iceland Summit with soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev and declared our goal is to save the West from Mutual nuclear terror to make ballistic missiles obsolete ultimately to eliminate them from the face of the  Keagan also repealed his doubts on the Kremlin trustworthiness. No responsible president should rely solely of a piece of paper for his country s safety Reagan said. The record on soviet treaty violations is dear. We can either bet on american technology to keep us Safe or on soviet promises each has its own track record. I la bet on american technology any  once again he put his own popularity on the line As a vote getter telling the crowd you know my name will never appear on the ballot again but if you d like to Vole for me one More Lime you can do so by voting for  he accused Fowler of voting against the balanced budget amendment the by bomber the my missile and the strategic defense initiative. He added that Fowler also voted 13 times against helping the free Dom fighters in Central  Bill signed to provide memorial to Block revolutionary patriots Washington up president Reagan has signed a Bill providing land in the nation s capital for memorial that will Honor Black patriots of the revolutionary War and bring americans closer together alone people a spokesman for the organizers said tues Day. The Black revolutionary War patriots foundation organizers of the project said they need to raise $4 million in private funds to construct the memorial. There Are no Federal funds. Congress and the Secretary of Interior will have the final say on the site for the memorial which will be built on Federal land in or near the District of Colum Bia the legislation said. Foundation president Maurice Barboza said organizers would like to build the memorial Between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln memorial at Constitution gardens near a Small Lake and memorial honouring signers of the declaration of Independence. We tried to get Congress to approve the site but they refused Barboza said. We ran into rouble that some in Congress thought there were too Many memo rials on the  nonetheless a Campaign to raise funds and solicit plans for the Structure probably will commence during february 1987, which is Black history month organizers said. Barboza a Washington lobbyist said an estimated 5,000 Black troops fought in the revolution mostly in integrated units but he said there were Black regiments from Rhode Island and Connecticut. He also said thousands of Blacks used the War to escape slavery and win Freedom petitions from the Young american Republic. Pay raises Down 1.5% in past year Washington a average annual pay in creases have fallen from 5 percent a year ago to 3,5 percent Over the past 12 months the government re ported tuesday but workers still Are keeping Well ahead of inflation. Annual pay raises for White Collar workers averaged 4.1 percent Over the 12 months ending oct. 1, while Blue Collar workers received average increases of 2.5 percent the Bureau of labor statistics said. White Collar workers had received annual wage in creases averaging 5.4 percent and Blue Collar workers average  of 4.3 percent Over the same period a year earlier. According to a Survey of 4,200 businesses released earlier this month by the National association of manufacturers employers anticipate wage increases aver aging 5 percent Over the next year. Despite the smaller 19b6 wage increases workers arc faring pretty Well in keeping ahead of inflation according to employment Cost figures released too Day by the government. Since june 1981, five months after president Rea Gan took office workers id private Industry be see their pay checks Rise 28.8 percent Bureau economists said. During that same time consumer prices have risen Only 21.7 percent including increases in non wage benefits total employer costs. Tor labor have risen 33 percent since june 1981, including a 1.1 percent increase Over the my Mer and a total 3.6 percent jump during the pan 12 months the Bureau said. Slate and local government employee led by teachers with annual pay hits averaging 6.1 percent Over the past 12 month Are getting increases nearly 60 percent larger Ihan workers in private Industry. Government pay raises averaged 5.2 percent Over the past year Down from 6.0 percent the previous 12 month. Johnson & Johnson to recoil 3 crib toys Washington a the Johnson & Johnson baby products co. Will recall three soft crib toys that could pose a strangulation threat to infants toe con Sumer product safety commission has announced. The action involves soft triplets Piglet crib gym and triplets marching band the commission said thursday. More than 1.6 million of the toys have Bee sold since 1979 at prices ranging from $6,50 loss each. None of the toys Are sold in cafes mores spokeswoman said tuesday the company said it will refund  of the Totsas pad of a consent agreement settling a complaint filed May 30 by the  commission charged that the toys could pole a Hazard to toddlers. Johnson & Johnson Bod contended the toys were Safe when used As directed. Two deaths involving the toys had been reporto4the commission said. Parents can obtain information on the rna by calling the company at 800-262-0232. Or they can re turn the toy to son triplets refund offer Stowe station . Bon 7422, Bridgeport conn., 06650