European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 9, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday february 9, 1937 the stars and stripes Mcenroe Manoffe reach indoor final i press dispatches Philadelphia John Mcenroe thous won the . Pro indoor Tennis Tampio ships four limes earned a Choice saturday night to claim his fifth Wilaby defeating Amos mans Dorf 5-7,62, u in a scan final  sunday\fina1, Mcenroe was to face fifth Scedo Tim Mayotte who easily dispatch an indifferent Milan srejbw6-2,6-2the fourth in cd Mcenroe who had not lost a a in winning three previous matches the tournament had to overcome us loss of the firs set to win the Mac against the 16th seeded , who re acid the finals or this event last year bum was forced to withdraw because of a no cd stomach muscle broke Grejber service twice in each of the sets As Hape eded just is minutes to win. The ninth seeded or Cuba who had 10 aces and 22 service wipers in quarterfinal Victory Over be nil seeded Jimmy Connors had Trawle with his serve saturday and it helped to affect his entire game. Hershiser s pay i los Angeles Orel Hoof the los Angeles dodgers i cent a 1200,000 pay pm an arb ruled saturday handing the pit the wont loss of any player in Hall s salary arbitration. The 26-year-old right hander was 14-14 last season with an Eai run average or 3.85, had asked National league club to boost million salary to s1-1  arbitrator Ray Golz agree ill the dodgers Contention that  Only 1800,000 this season that amounts to a 20 percent pay a in most allowed under the  agreement with the club c astros win arbiter Orion Houston an aflutter has ruled in favor or the Holan astros in the salary arbitration tape of Sec Ond baseman Bill Donnie am officials said saturday night Doran bad sought Jav too Tor the 1987 season but the sub offered$625,000. The filing Jas made by arbiter Ray Woelz. Ltd Oran was paid $jb&,000 in 1986, when the astros Van the National league West division Hampi Muhip. The arbitration faring was held thursday in los sales but Gortz a University of Kani Waw professor did not Issue his ruling til saturday night Trenary suites to win Tacoma 4kb. Jill Trenar capped a Renu Aible comeback from a severe Teg ii Yby upsetting Worl Champion a Thomas to win the women s crab at the . Figure skating  saturday the 18-Ywold Trenary who two years ago stifled Cut Muscles and arte Ries in her Icieg in a Freak skating Acci Dent hit Faff of her triple jumps to the freestyle pram to move ahead of de fending cd Jap Thomas. While fire nary of Minnetonka,minn., if to Sunj with sparkle and Pizz thmas7 19, of san Jose calif., listless. She made by if of her the arc triple jumps  after winning the Corn Pulsar cures and Short program. Loaf z leading by 5 to Fla. Nancy Lope Zignoni but Teiry. Cold winds Sal sports wire urday and moved closer feb entry into the Lyga Hall of Fame with a 4 under Par 68 and a Jive shot Lea through three round the $200,000 Sarasota classic she had six Burdul and iwo bogeys As she pulled away for the held withas4-Hole total of 7. Lopez who of the Sarasota Clas sic As a Rookie 197s and now has 34 victories pies just one More tomake her Eli be for the Hall of Fame when she completes her 10 years on the Lour in Jorv Lope an Chris Johnson who handled alter to first round entered sat urday s nyy tied at 5-under-Par 139,with Jan Geddes and Kathy Baker lied anal scr shot Back at 1 40. Winner of the 1985 women s Aen played Par Golf saturdayand.j&5 in a tie at 213, five shots if Lopez with Cathy Morse we Fada l-under-par71. In delays qualifying Daytona Beach Fla. Reinforced Lascar officials to. Be qualifying for the Dayton Astock car race the second straight Ivear qualifying for the race has been pushed Back by wet weather. Pole qualifying was rescheduled Forenoon monday. Showers that fell throughout the morning at Faylona International Speedway saturday stopped at about noon. However theet weather pushed Back two sched item practice sessions for Nasca Rivers and rain threatened the rest of Day making it unlikely All 60 cars1 up to qualify would get a to turn in a limed Lap qualifying session for a late Model car race was to be run Sunda be squeezed in As Well the Flash yer 1986 Lascar polewinnd�a1so was to be run sunday. Qua offing for last year s daytona500 Walka ined out and scheduled for the fort cing monday. This year space is Sec Edued for feb. Is Al the 2,5-mile non. Voss in Aba title grand Voss end drought Williams capture the in. Texas brian31-month Victory ing lop seeded ron6 in the title game to too Quaker state it was the pm Victory on the professional Bow Jek association tour for Voss but the most since the sum Jer of 1 984, where won his second Aba title in  win was a satisfying be cause it s been 2 4 Yap of being close lot said Voss who picked up 127,000 for the vice pc. This is the first time in a nil Flat 1 feel i be had a Little Luck on Voss the 1980 eur scan masters Champion had been of televised finals 12 times without a in since bit 1984 Victory in Houston Graf faces Manl Usikova Indian Wells Cala Steff Graf Defeated Wendy turf cull and Hana Mandrikova Teal Kasat urday to Advance to the filius of the 5100,000 Newsweek . Graf a 17-year-old West Anna who s ranked no. 3 in the apr a powered her Way past Austria Stu Robril 6-3, 6-1 in one set Ninaj match. Mandrikova defeated4-6,6-1.6-1 in the other. Executives pay in defense firms outpaces others Washington defens contractors arc paying their tap executives in excess of 20 percent More than similar companies that do not work for the military a new audit shows. The pay differential within Industry stems primarily from a practice by Pentagon contractors of providing larger and More frequent bonuses to executives the audit found. But annual base pay raises awarded by Pentagon contractors also outpace those at similar size companies that dont per form defense work. Those conclusions Are spelled out in a93-Page audit begun More than 2 i years ago by the Pentagon s Independent of fice of the inspector general the audit report is dated Jan. 23 and was release this past week. The auditors in framing recommendations for Pentagon procurement officials noted that the salaries of top de sense Industry executives comprise less than i percent of total contract costs charged to government contracts. Bui the auditors also termed executive compensation a highly visible and sensitive portion of the Cost charged to government contracts and concluded thai the defense logistics Agency and the defense contract audit Agency could do a better Job of monitoring salary Cost charged to Pentagon contracts and forc ing adjustments when needed. The results reinforce the importance of contracting officials controlling and monitoring such  the Pentagon cannot prevent a con tractor from paying a Large salary to an executive. But it can control the extent to which salary fees arc charged to govern ment contracts and thus included in reimbursable overhead costs. The compensation audit was not de signed to review specific Pentagon Deci Sions on salaries included in individual contracts and indeed does not disclose any specific Dollar figures. Rather its aim was to provide Pentagon officials with a snapshot View of How the defens Industry compares generally with civilian commercial Industry earlier studies by Pentagon As Well As congressional agencies have explored he question of whether defense work is More profitable than civilian work forthe most part concluding that Pentagon contracts do provide More  latest audit was based on a review of salaries and bonuses paid to top executives at 97 defense contractors. Those results in turn were compare with the results of annual surveys con ducted by executive compensation serv ice inc., an Independent organization that has conducted annual salary Survey for the past 30 years the auditor wrote. A comparison of common executive positions of similar size companies in Simitar industries thawed that the con tractors in our military Sample compensated their executives 21.2 percent More in 19so through 1984 than the companies that participated in the five annual pcs surveys the auditors wrote. Subaru Isuzu planning car truck venture in . Tokyo Dpi two japanese Auto Mobile manufactured said Friday they have signed an agreement to set up joint firm to produce cars and trucks in the United slates. Under the agreement signed in Tokyo thursday Fuji heavy industries manufacturer of Subaru cars and Isuzu motors co. Will invest about $500 million to build an Assembly factory in the suburb of Lafayette ind. Fuji is an affiliate of Nissan motorco., Japan s no. 2 automaker. Isuzu is 3b.fi percent owned by the . Auto giant general motors corp production is scheduled to Start to Ward the end of 1989 at an annual rate of 60,000 units of Fuji s Subaru Leone Pas Senger cars and 60,000 units of Hunt s Smalt sized pickup trucks. The companies said they plan to Dou unclaimed baggage ble production to 120,000 cars and120,000 Rucks in the future. A new firm Subaru Isuzu automotiveinc., capitalized at s250 million will be established in March. It will be 51 per cent owned by Fuji and 49 percent by  Yamada who How Heads a team to prepare for the . Project has been named president of the new firm the companies said. Three executives will be sent by each company to manage the venture they  new company will employ about 1,700 workers the companies  project will be the seventh to be launched in the United Stales by Japa Nese car manufacturers including Toyota Mazda and  of the Fuji Isuzu project is scheduled to Start in april this year the companies said. 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