European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 4, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes sunday october 4,1987 Reagan asks Public s support on Bork Washington a president Reagan on sat urday charged Liberal opponents of supreme court nominee Robert h. Bork with trying to intimidate judges and to thwart the desire of the american peo ple for Jurist who will bring criminals to Justice. Don t let them do it Kugan told listeners of his weekly radio address even As members of his own party told him thai i j nomination of the conservative Appeal court judge and Legal scholar it gravely Imper led. The Senate judiciary committee ii scheduled to Vole tuesday on the nomination and the president has Laid he would be satisfied if the panel sends Bork name o the Senate floor without any recommendation. As of Friday 32 senators had declared they would vote for Bork and 27 had said they would oppose him according to a count kept by the associated press. Theresa were unwilling to state a position. At he has in recent Dayt Reagan invoked the Fram ers of the Constitution s article on the Federal Judic iary saying they knew that like the Constitution itself the courts must not be politicized. But now Liberal special interest groups seek to poll Ticie the court system to exercise � chilling effect on judges to intimidate them into making decisions Noton the basis of the Law or the merits of the Case but on the basis of a litmus test or a response to political pressure. These special interests Are gravely concerned that judge Bork s appointment would mean a supreme court that practices judicial restraint As our forefathers intended and that s Why the nomination of judge Bork a distinguished Jurist has become a distorted unseemly political  Reagan said bark hits been subjected to a constant Litany of character assassination and intentional Mise  speaking from Camp David the presidential retreating Maryland s Cato tin mountains the president said Over the years both progressive and conservative judges have understood the importance of judicial restraint. Judge Bork deserves a careful highly civil examination of his record the president said. Instead he said his opponents Are determined to thwart the de sire of the american people for judges who understand the real role of the judiciary judges who see to inter pret the Law not make it judges who will enforce the Law and bring criminals to Justice not turn them Towie and make our streets , Don t let them do in. Tell your senators to resist politic nation of our court system. Tell them you support the appointment of judge Robert  on Friday publicly undecided sen. Dennis Decoo Cini p-ariz., said he told Reagan that the nomination was in deep trouble notwithstanding what my Deci Sion might be Deconcin Plant to announce Hup Osi Tion on the nomination  democratic visitor to the White House sen. I. James Exon of Nebraska said the nominations in big big  sen. Richard Lugar r-lnd., a Bork supporter told reporters that he thought it was doubtful that Reagan could gain the Senate majority required to put Bork Onishe supreme court. Reagan dominated boric a judge on the . Court of appeals in Washington and a former Yale univer sity Law professor and , solicitor general to succeed Justice Lewis of Powell who retired in july. Woodward accurate about Reagan Haig says Hudson , map president Reagan was gravely ill following the at. Tempt on his life in 1981 and he and the White House misrepresented his Condi Tion to the Public former Secretary of state Alexander Haig says. If you knew the True Story it would make your hair hand on  Haig said while Louring the Liberty Millwork factory on Friday. Haig campaigning in new Hampshire bestsellers comp Ltd by a in Iryck to Mil fiction 1-Wissumeownocemtby seen tune 1-Patnioroames by Tom Muncy a a curved but Cal Monnon 4-Ueavwo How by of Nuon Kukys in my by Jill a. Mio4w Barum 6r Edwrd ruuwltfd7-m13eflv&ys a Kim i heaven and Obj. By John i id hot flashes by Birami Firtle 10 the new Breed by . Url Elln it Freedom by Vikum sift i weep mor Orlady Lyminh Gloni Clit 13villmny victorious by l. Run Hub turd Home me Blu Andasia Leeone  for the Republican presidential Nomi nation said he agreed with author Bob Woodward s depiction of a White housein chaos and a president who was seriously impaired after being shot in the Chest. In his new Book veil the secret wars of the Cia 1981-1987," Wood Ward Ritzie that White House aides soon discovered that the smiting and waving president who left the Hospital two weeks after the shooting had been acting for the Public. The Day after leaving the  said Reagan collapsed into a chair spoke in a Raspy whisper and had to use oxygen to recover. During the Fol lowing Days the president was Able to work or remain attentive Only an hour or so a Day Woodward  agreed that Reagan s condition was much worse than the Public knew and said while House officials wanted tomake sure the information was hidden no question. Grave very serious How he described Reagan s condition. 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Parent pressure had a big role to play in resolving the strike Washington said adding his own staff had worked without Slop to resolve the longest walkout in the districts history. The 28, Ber Chicago teachers Union bad rejected a one year contract proposal late Friday and negotiations resumed continuing through the night Ashe strike ended its fourth week. School Board spokesman Bob Saigh said that about4 . The Union  u demand that average class size be Cut by two etude ii an improvement the Board has said it can t afford because in would require hiring More , school Board president Frank Gardner Taid he hoped Union members might reconsider a proposal for a 3 percent raise once negotiators understood it better. It was a Good offer an excellent Oiler he said. We were responding to the demands of the Stu dents and the parents Gardner added. The strike has idled 430,000 Audenta and Friday about 1,000 protesting parents and children marched downtown demanding an  to the  president Jacqueline Vaughn told reporter late Friday she had not understood that the proposal had been amended to pay teachers for school Dayt already cancelled because of the  teacher an paid an average annual salary officials estimated that the 3 percent pay raise would Cost 147 million. The Board would have to make cuts in other areas of its $1.88 billion budget to five funds to pay for the settlement and the proposal would also Force layoffs involving nearly 1,300 school positions officials said. Some striking teachers said they were upset that the3 percent package ignored iveral Union proposals and would Only cover one  percent after this Long is not Worth it talk Kuju Dalj Butet an English teacher. I Azo oot impressed with the offer because it is nol coupled with the kind of educational reforms thai i would really like to  picketing English teacher Thomas o sea. Said unless we have a a multiyear contract then is no guarantee that we Wool be Back on the picket Linn Nen fall the Union initially demanded a is percent raise Over two Yean and More recently said it would fettle for an 8 percent salary increase the first year and a i percent boost the second year Pioneer in a ration development Dies Minneapolis a Edgar l Piret a chemical Engineer who invented the process used to make the army s a combat rations while employed at the University of Minnesota has died at the age of 77. Piret who had been living in Lexington mass., die Dat mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge mass. Hos Pital officials declined to release the cause of death. Piret a native of Winnipeg Manitoba received chemical engineering degree from the University of Minnesota in 1932, a doctorate in biochemistry an bacteriology from the University of Lyon in France in 1936 and a . In chemical engineering from the University of Minnesota in 1937. Piret who developed a process to make Quick dried lightweight and portable food supplies a ratio Hile at the University of Minnesota also is credited with development of the sol Chile Bead a 3u co. Product used in Highway signs. Piret we i con Surtani for the 3m co., based in Maplewood minn., from 1945 to 1965. Survivors include his wife Alice three daughter Sand three sons