European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 20, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes sunday september 20,1987 news updates Wendy s settlement Madison. Wis a p about 7do current and former female employees of Wendy s International will receive payments aver aging about $2,000 each under a is ,4 million settlement of a sex discrimination lawsuit the settlement was approved by . District judge John Shabaz in an action filed by former Wendy s manager Dorothy Holycr Kuenzi who alleged that Wendy s used discriminatory measures 10 fire her in 1984 and generally discriminated against female workers. 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The last name of a passenger who was injured in a one car Accident in which another Soldier died thursday near Nuernberg was misspelled. The name of the injured passenger is sol. William r. Buck of the 501st military intelligence in in Katterbach. A photograph accompanying a Page 8 article about certain strike was misidentified. The Soldier at the controls of inc Bradley fighting vehicle was staff sgt. Cain Lopez not spec 4. Rocky Rora Back As was reported. Funding crisis May eliminate Bonus program for enlistees by William j. Bartman Washington Bureau Washington As the Senate works feverishly to finish a controversial defense authorization Bill before the Mil itary runs out of Cash sept. 30, commit tees in both houses Are working to ensure that military pay and benefits continue uninterrupted. Because the betting is still against the divided Senate finishing the controversial legislation in time congressional aides say they already Are planning a continuing Resolution which Wilt keep military pay at current Levels for As Long As settlement of the Issue might take. Capitol Hilt also will see to it that re Coli Simont bonuses keep coming Al though some delays could occur aides said. Bonuses for enlistees would be a problem however. There will be political pressure to of cup the enlistment bonuses going since they Are seen As a Good recruiting incentive congressional aides said. But it could prove difficult to fund them. Spending authority expires at the end of the fiscal year but As soon As the defense authorization Bill passes it will resume a House armed services com Mittee staffer said. It the Bill is not passed in time some interim arrange ment will have to be made. Some Patch work. Bui that May not be the House staffer s optimism was based on the Long hours inc Senate has been working 8 30 . To 11 . Or later to Complete the Bill this week. But the Senate will then have to work out differences with the House which passed its own defense authorization Bill weeks ago. The Senate deadlock has been Over arms control and the Reagan administration s Star wan strategic de sense initiative. On tuesday sensing a second filibuster by republicans opposed to a demo cratic plan to weaken Star wars and Force the administration into More serious efforts at arms control the demo cratic leadership issued a warning. Majority Leader Robert band d w.va., told the republicans to prepare to bring out the cots and prepare to stay in session around the clock. Armed services committee chairman Sam Nunn d-gs., threatened to severely res tit other Senate business including judiciary committee hearings on supreme court nominee Robert h. Boric the top backed Down. When debate resumed on the authorization package sept. Ii Nunn said his committee s Calls for a 4 percent military pay raise the addition of 12,000 person net Over two Yean and military medical coverage reforms were guided by the Een Eraf philosophy that the committee should sustain the very real gains thai have been made in inc manpower Readi Ness of our Active the House has proposed a delayed pay raise of 3 percent. In addition to trying to keep military paychecks rolling and preserve re in list ment bonuses House and Senate staffers also Are looking to extend such things As aviation bonuses Pentagon authority to exceed Flag and general officer limits and the right of single parents to Transfer from Active forces into the National guard or service reserves. Bork promises to give everybody a fair shake if confirmed for court Washington Robert h. Bork winding up a record fifth Day of Senate testimony in his struggle to be come a supreme court Justice said sat urday he will give everybody a fair shake if confirmed. The extraordinary weekend session of the Senate judiciary committee was called in Large measure to allow extensive questioningly sen. Arlen Specter r-pa., who said he was still undecided about the nomination but demonstrated Skepi cism about Bork s views. Specter said Bork apparently would vote on the High court against Congress in its bid to restrain presidential War making Powers. We have reason la think you re against us Specter said. Why should we confirm someone who is Likely to Rule against us the impression i always sided with the president is wrong Bork said. My record is not one of unvarying support for the executive Branch. I will give you a fair shake. I will give everybody a fair meanwhile president Reagan used his weekly radio address to urge support of Bork. Reagan said there has been a lot of Lalk to the effect thai judge Bork was some kind of political ideologue. In truth judge Bork s philosophy is neither conservative nor libera he simple believes that a judge should keep Bis own views from interfering with an interpretation of the Laws and the Constitution according to the intentions of Hose who enacted them consistent with established precedent 1 the sharply divided Senate commit tee after completing its questioning of Bork plans to turn monday to other wit Nesses speaking for and against the Nom Inee. No other candidate for the supreme court has Ever testified As Long As Bork since the committee began such hearings 48 years ago Specter whose decision on Bork might influence other senator who have not sat through inc arduous give and take of the hearings expressed concern Over Berk s shifting views. You have made significant shifts which candidly 1 think have in be evaluated Specter said. Your testimony in this room is materially different than what you have Specter quizzed Bork for 90 minutes saturday on numerous issues including the 1973 War Powers act thai Bork previously attacked. In a 1978 opinion piece published by the Wall Street journal Bork said As expiation for Vietnam we have the War Powers Resolution an attempt by con Gress to share in detailed decisions about the deployment of the . Armed forces in the world it is probably unconstitutional and certainly when Specter raised the Issue sat urday Bork let out a sigh. But the Nomi Nee who has maintained his equanimity throughout the week said his reaction was Only because he once again would have to search for the relevant documents to answer questions on a topic he d discussed at length. Specter said that without the War Powers act Congress is without Means 10 Check presidential foreign military adventures. Realistically we Don t really have the Power Specter said. In Grenada Leb anon the persian Gulf the reality is that 11 is Specter said it is unthinkable and impossible to Cut off1 funding for military operations once they Are under Way. Bork softening his attack on the constitutionality of the War Powers act said if it leads to micromanage Emiil of tactical decisions by the president it s a Union says conf race proposal for pm will be similar to pact of d by Ford Dearborn Mich. A United Auto worker president Owen Bieber says hell present general motors corp. With a contract proposal similar to one reached with Ford motor co., but is pre pared to discuss of s unique situation. Bieber making his firs Public appear Ance since his hospitalization far Stom Ach problems during intense negotiations with Ford spoke Friday after the 200 worker Ford bargaining Council unanimously approved the pact reached thursday voting by Ford s autoworkers was scheduled to begin this weekend after members of the committee that negotiated the contract tour the country explaining Illo local unions. Locals have until sept. 30 to Complete the votes. We go a big one behind us Here. We have to do in All Over again there at pm Bicker said Friday. We will go to pm with this pattern. We will face some problems there that we did not face but he said we have never had things exactly he same in the Ford and pm contracts. On the surface in looks Good. Gener Al motors has got some big shoes to fill said Steve Poore an official with local 600 at Ford s Brownstone pans production facility in Dearborn. Law vice president Donald Ephlin who is leading negotiations with pm said the Union probably won t set a strike deadline at pm until after the Ford votes Are completed. Law negotiators will try to make the Ford contract tit pm Ephlin said Al though he acknowledged that pm the nation s largest automaker has different problems than its leaner and More prof Itable rival. Thai problem makes a strike very Likely at pm. Said analyst Mike Luckey at Shi arson Lehman Bros in new York
