European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 20, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes tuesday october 20.1987 m photo Junla acct Are is held by tier Mother rest tin biker Chip Mcclure checks on the Why s rescued Ger has another foot operation Midland Texas a doctors monday operated again on toddler Jessica Mcclure s injured right foot to Cui off some dead tissue and said her toes continue to show improve but they said they Don t know yet the Lei  be Able to save the is month old girl s fun dam aged when she was rapped maweltfor2w Days. Doctors performed about one hour of exploratory surgery shortly after 10 . Monday to examine Jessica i foot and determine further treatment they changed dressings looked at the fool and excised some dead tissue said Ray Branson president of Midland memorial Hospital. The toes continue to show improvement he said. Doctors also hoped to perform plastic surgery on her forehead. I Don t want anybody to think that she s out of he Woods As regards her foot because she s not or. Charles younger an orthopaedic sur Geon said sunday adding that Jessica s Condi Tion had improved. The Pedi Alician handling Jessica s Case said monday that doctors expected to decide by the end of the week whether the right fool has to be amputated. Ruling could limit Power to bar people from . Washington a an equally divided supreme court monday upheld a ruling that could limit die government s Power to bar people from the United states baud on their membership m or alleged affiliation with communist governments. By a 3-3 Vole the court affirmed a Federal appeals court decision that the Reagan administration May have acted illegally in denying visas to four people invited Lothe United Stales by american citizens. Because of the split Vole monday s one sentence ruling does not establish a National precedent. The court lacks one member because of the vacancy created by the retirement of Justice Lewis of Powell. Supreme court Roundup justices Harry a. Blackmun and Antonin Scalia took no part in monday s decision. The ruling was unsigned and the breakdown or the vote by the participating justices was not disclosed. The decision upholds a 2-1 ruling in 1986 by . Circuit court of appeals in Washington. The appeals court overturned a judge s ruling allowing the administration to bar a nicaraguan official two cuban communist parly officials and an italian member of group allegedly controlled by the soviet Union. The appeals court said the judge s analysis of Federal Law was inadequate and ordered him to conduct fur ther hearings the administration has Broad discretion Over the admission and exclusion of aliens but that discretion is not boundless the appeals court said. It extends Only As far As the statutory authority conferred by con Gress and May not transgress constitutional limit  the government May have been practising a Brando guilt by association Congress sought to Check in a 1977 Law dealing with visas for communists the appeals court said. The appeals court said a chief  of that Law is to permit entry to people As Long As they a not pose risks10 National Security. The dissenter on the appeals court was Reagan supreme court nominee Robert h. Boric who said the administration did not violate Federal Law in excluding people with lies to communist governments. Relationships Between our government and the governments of Nicaragua the soviet Union and Cuba have been marked with tension Bork said. He said the exclusion of the four was not based on their Politi Cal beliefs but because they Are members of or connected with particular foreign  in other action the court agreed to judge How far Stales May go in regulating the fund raising activities of charities by reviewing key provisions of an invalidated North Carolina Law. The court said it will study a ruling that the provi Sions were Loo sweeping and therefore violated the free speech rights of the charities and their contributors. Refused to free . Scarle & co. From having id surrender confidential documents in pending a tits by women who used a contraceptive device made by Searle. The justices Over two dissenting votes let hand rulings that the documents May not be kept secret under an attorney client privilege. Nearly 500 separate lawsuits Are pending against the Searle firm growing out of its manufacture of an inter uterine contraceptive known As cu-7 id. Let stand a ruling that jury selection in the perjury trial of former presidential aide Michael a de Ayr generally must be conducted in Public. The ruling came As jury selection began in the . District court trial. The justices without comment rejected Deaver i arguments that barring secret questioning of potential jurors could Hurt his chances for receiving a fair trial set aside rulings that had blocked a closer him for a jewish prison inmate who says his religious beliefs mandate a Long Beani As a bulwark against  the justices told the 2nd . Circuit court of appeals to Gatudy a new York prisons policy barring a Security risks beards longer than one Inch. Refused to let a leading defense contractor avoid paying More than 111 million to a business run Byarms broker Adnan Khash Oggi for help in arranging arms sales to saudi Arabia. The court without comment let stand a ruling that Northrop corp. Must pay the commissions eve though saudi Arabia has banned such payments. The state department had refused in 1983 to Granta visa to tomes beige inferior minister in Nicaragua s sandinista government. Borge was invited to the United slates by members of Congress University professors and religious leaders. Then undersecretary of stale Lawrence Eagleburger said granting Borge a visa would be highly prejudicial to the foreign policy interests of the United Stales Eagleburger said permitting Borge s proposed five Day visit would mislead . Allies and adversarial in Central America the slate department also denied entry in 1983 to Olga Finlay and Leonor Rodriguez Lezcano officials of the cuban communist party who Wen invited bythe new York City commission on the status of women to discuss issues concerning women. In Thi third Case the administration refused a visa to a former italian senator Nino Fasti a member of the world peace Council. The . Government said the organization a controlled by the soviet Union. Pasti had been invited to speak at a nuclear disarmament rally in Boston. Lawyers for those who extended the invitations Taid the foreigners were denied entry because of the administration s desire to censor political  the Reagan administration said the appeals court ruling established a precedent that greatly weaken a important tool of foreign  the Case is Reagan is. Abourezk 86-656. Teens using special key to steal cars in California los Angeles up Southern California police Tay they Are up against a new threat Len age Thieve who have developed a key for japanese can thai opens Doon and starts ignitions Al Mosi As fast As the owner can with disown key. Officials estimate that the keys regu Lar car keys that have been honed to a Point can open and Start a car in 30seconds, and they Are used in 25 percent of the thefts of Toyota Dat suns Nis sans Mitsubishi and hondas in califor Nia the los a Regeles times reported Sun Day. You d be amazed said sgt. Harry Hoover of the Westminster police department they la walk Down a line of cars at a shopping mall open the door so fast hop in and drive away. You d be sure it was their car. It s so  vehicle theft and burglary form a $6 billion problem in the United slates and the problem is growing according to the National automobile theft Bureau a group formed by insurance companies to work wih police. In California the loss last year was almost 1750 million most of n in los Angeles county the Auto theft capital of the United slates according to the slate Bureau of criminal statistics. About half of the 200.000 cars that will be stolen in California Mil year Are grabbed by joyrides who steal just the stereos police said. Toe others Are stripped by professionals of the Vicau headlights steering wheels dashboards tops and a beet. The filed keys work like a pick to open car doors and turn the ignition Over said Westminster detective Marcus Frank credited with first recognizing the extent of the problem about three years ago. 53% in Arizona Survey want Mecham to resign Phoenix Ariz. Up a majority of the Arizona residents polled in a random Survey Ian week be Lieve gov Evan Mecham should resign rather than continue his fight against recall it was reported the poll conducted for the Arizona Republic and Ken Xiv marked the first Lime the newspaper had posed the question of resignation to he Arizona electorate. Fifty three percent said they thought Mecham should resign 43 percent said he should to and 4 per cent were undecided. Results of the latest poll released sunday showed 10 percent support for a recall an inc cuu of 3 percent Over those favouring recall in a poll concluded oct. 2, but the number opposing recall also increased from 41 percent in Early october to 46 percent last week. Four percent remain undecided. Mecham Arizona s firs Republican governor in 12 years said he never put Loo much Stock in polls done by or for the Republic. I be got the support in the stale and i m going to be governor until 1990," he said. Mecham was featured on the lbs program "60 minutes sunday and he said uie report was not Loo  correspondent Morley safer talked of Mecham x statements gaffes and Blunder in the governor off the cuff remarks that have offended Blacks. Hit panics women and homosexual rights organizations. Mecham who officially became the target of a recall in july first made National news when he rescinded a paid stale Holiday honouring the Luie Martin Luther King or