European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday june 19. 1987 the stars and stripes Page 9 Dodds names 7 Deputy superintendents but plans in the works to reduce administrators Bidav Walczak education writer despite the appointment of seven principal to new Deputy District superintendent positions tie military s overseas school system ii going ahead with Plu to Cut administrative Slaffey 1989, official say. The appointments to Deputy District superintendent five in the Germany Region and two in the Atlantic innate the number of department of defense de Pendant school District level administrators while the Mem it discussing cult a on soon and  education specialists for the i987-s8 school year. Teacher Union officials have criticized the school system for the proposed school level cuts and have vowed to take action if positions Are flatbed. Barban Pope Deputy assistant Secretary of defens for family support education and safety said wednes Day in Washington the last thing the wants to do is Cut Hooi had positions and add administrators. We be worked hard to do exactly the opposite she said. We Are not sacrificing classroom slots to make room for . Our first mandate is to protect leaching slots our first function ii to teach. This the new positions a just something thai will support thai  Pope said the new administrators Are part of a reorganization undertaken by Dodds but fall when re twos were allowed to move one Slot from the regions to the District superintendent s office. It was strictly a shift of responsibility. We did Tadd administrators slots at the expense of classroom  a Germany Region spokesman said the appoint ment of Deputy District superintendents is in line witha plan to increase District level staff while cutting re Gion level staff. Noel to Slmaa said the staff reductions come in response to 1986 department of defense study that recommended trimming. 96 people from Region level staffs by 1989. However District stairs will increase so that the system will have 78 fewer High level administrators in 1989 than it has now. The cuts Are to occur through Normal attrition a school official said. An Atlantic Region spokesman said there would be a loss of one Region level administrator next year. He said the Region would Cut More staff in the future but gave no Date for the cutbacks. The Mediterranean Region is the Only european Region that has not added Deputy District superintendents. A Region spokesman said he thought the directive allowed educators to take Over business managers positions at districts Only if other administrative vacancies occurred. The deputies will do All the accounting ordering and other tasks involved in supporting the school logistical systems Pope said those systems Are very cumbersome and the schools had been doing that work themselves. They should t have to. The idea was to take the paper work Burden off the local  principals Marcia Johnson of Mannheim Elemen tary Terry Kacik of Kaiserslautern High Ron Miller of osterholz High Larry Philpot of Nuernberg Highland Cai Ulice ranging of Frankfurt elementary were named to Deputy District superintendent positions within the Germany Region this week. The five will move to the Stuttgart Kaiser Slatlem bad Kreuz Nach Nuernberg and Frankfurt districts respectively. In the Atlantic Region Lake Bealh High principal Linda Renz will take the Job at the East District and accent High principal Robert Tryon will take the Post in the West District. Four principals and Frankfurt District office administrator will replace the five Germany principals selected As Deputy District superintendents. Pete Price will move from Fulda High to osterhos thigh Bill Ledair will move from Berlin High to Kai Shamem High Don Torrey will move from Hahn High to number High and Joan Wiki will move from Mark Twain elementary in Heidelberg to Mann Heim elementary. Larry Patrick business manager at the Frankfurt District office will take Over As principal at Frankfurt elementary a Germany Region spokesman taut other appoint ments will be announced later in the summer. Law professor chosen As new Sec chairman Washington a president Reagan on wednesday chose David , a business Law professor As chair Man of the securities and  and said the nation can expect continued crackdown on insider indie and securities fraud. If confirmed by the Senate for thesis Tom year Job. Ruder would succeed John Shad who resigned alter six Yean to become Ament Afif to the Netherlands. After meeting with Reagan in the Oval office Ruder a faculty member and former Dean of Northwestern University Law school told reporters i would continue the securities and Exchange commission Strong Sofo Cement policy again to insider trading. My View is that As Long As there Are peo ple there will be people that have criminal left ions a motives and that insider trading win be problem for years to come and it needs to be addressed he said but be added that these already is doing a great Deal to com Bat it i think the commission s on the right track Ruder said Reagan hailed Ruder 58, at one of the nation j Foremost experts on securities regu lation and corporate finance. Ruder discussing his qualifications noted be had taught securities Law for 25 years and said i believe myself to be As wed informed in a Large number of areas a almost anyone in the country. My knowledge is really extensive headed. I even know the name of All of the acts which the commission  no one is better equipped to continue the Fine work of chairman John Shadin the area of insider trading enforce ment Reagan said in a statement. The commission s vigilant efforts to enforce the anti fraud Laws have enhanced investor Confidence in the nation s securities trading markets and under the leadership of David Ruder Pecan expect the commission will continue with thai essential  As the government s chief watchdog Over securities markets the Sec has be come deeply involved in recent month sin the insider trading scandal on Wall Street and has stepped up its Pursuit of other abuses in trading. . Attorney Rudolph Giuliani the new York prosecutor handling the Crim Inal Side of the insider trading cases waste White House s first Choice for the Sec Post but turned it  said the Agency s work was of enormous significance to the promotion of investor Confidence and that Ruder will enhance the deserved reputation and tradition of the Sec As one of our finest Federal regulatory  was Dean of non Westem s Law school for eight years until 1985, he has taught courses in Sec enforcement insider trading and takeover and has written More than 40 articles on corporate securities mat  also helped found Northwestern corporate counsel Center which provid Slegal research and continuing professional education for corporate lawyers. He has been president of to recenter since 1983. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of William College in Massachusetts Ruder earned his Law degree at the University of Wisconsin. Washington voting assistance officials have released details on local elections in Connecticut Iowa Montana new Doit Utah and Washington. Connecticut will hold its municipal primary on sept 15 and its general election nov. 3. The state also hat set a primary for july 21, an general election for aug. 18 to fill the 4th con Gressional District seat. Iowa win bold school Board elections on sept.8 and City elections on nov. 3. Some cities will bold primary elections oct. 6. All primaries Are non partisan except in a. A few cities Wil hold Runoff elections Montana holds its municipal primary sept 8nd i general election nov. 3. New York has scheduled the primary for City town and county offices for sept. 15, except in new York City. The general election will be nov. Utah Wil hold its local primary elections Onset. 8 and its general election nov. 3. Washington will hold its City and town Pri Mary elections on sept. 15 and it general elec Tion on nov. 3. Washington might also hold legislative District election for could la and Clark counties. For information not available through you unit voting officer or . Embassy or consulate write to director Federal voting assistance program office of the Secretary of defense room 1b-i57, Pentagon Washington . 20301, or Call Auto von 225-0663 or 202 695-0663. Judge halts plan to close vet centers Washington a a Federal judge on wednesday ordered a temporary halt to a Veteran administration plan to close eight Community out reach centers thai provide special counselling for Viet Nam War veterans. . District judge Thomas f. Hogan granted a temporary restraining order sought by Vietnam Veter ans of America which contends the closings violate the Law. Hogan scheduled a june 29 hearing on the group s request for a preliminary injunction. Barton Stichman an attorney for the Veteran group contended at a hearing that Many Vietnam vets feel so alienated from the a they would refuse to Golo clinics once they were moved to regular a medical centers. Hogan ruled the group had raised legitimate questions of irreparable harm that could attach to those veterans who would not attend a a clinic on the grounds of a a medical Center. The veterans group argued the a is violating a la calling for closings to begin oct 1. Under the Taw half the 188 outreach centers will be dosed and transferred to a medical centers. Mike Leaveck a spokesman for the Vietnam Veter ans group said the Senate already has passed a Bill to postpone the closings for another year. We re fully confident the House is going to pass a similar measure be said. Hogan order will prevent the a from closing in Rochester n.y., outreach Center which was scheduled to be shut next week Leaveck said. The a also plans by oct. I to close centers in Fayetteville  Oak Park Iii. Non Ridge  Houston Sioux Falls . And Avon  Center in Wilmington del., was closed earlier this  centers provide special counselling for Vietnam veterans who Sutler from Post trauma distress another problems involved in adjusting to civilian life. Lab identifies Vietnam vet s remains Washington Cap an army Laboratory has succeeded in identifying the remains of an air Force master sergeant who died in a 9 72 plane crash in Laos during the Vietnam War. The remains of Mervyn 1. Paulson were recovered in Early 1986 during an excavation at the crash site in Laos and finally identified by the . Army s Central identification Laboratory in Honolulu. Paulson s remains will be transported to California on thursday following full military honors at Hickam fab Hawaii the Pentagon said wednesday. Paulson was bom on june 19, 1936, and listed his Home of record As Fargo . He was one of 4 crewmen on a cd 30 Hercules that disappeared on March 29,1972. Authorities previously had identified five other Rren whose remains were recovered during excavations at the site conducted under the Sanction of the laotian government from feb. 17 to March 1, 1986. Efforts Are continuing at the Laboratory to identify the other remains recovered at the Lime