European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 22, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday. April 22.1988 the stars and stripes Upolu Aholo Chrysler in run a la Cocci jaw criticizes $17.9 million paid cd Crocca Highland Park Mich. A Chrysler corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca America s highest paid executive in 1986, earned nearly Sis Mil lion last year in salary Cash and Nock bonuses and option the company reported tuesday. Iacocca s earnings Ere pan of the j85.2 Mil lion in compensation hat executives of the no.3 automaker took Hon e last year. Chrysler released the figures the Day after it opened Early contract talks with the United Auto workers and Union vice president Mark Slep blasted the earnings As an incredible rip off Slipp who leads Union negotiators in the talks said in a Sla Ternent with Law president Owen Bicker thai the executives earnings blatantly contradict the message they try id Send Law members in their factories and  Iacocca s i9s7 car Nifcas of $ 17.9 million included nearly $13.5 million urm exercising Stock Pur Chase options granted or lick in the decade when Chrysler was  from near ruin and its Stock was Worth a Fra Clifty oils present value. Larocca also received 5765,890 in salary s715.000 in Cash Bons. 1249,000 in Stock bonuses and a Stock or Jot Worth nearly 12,7 Mil lion when it was . G. The figures were contained in Chrysler s proxy statement Mai cd tue by to shareholders. In 1986, Iacocca took Home $20.6 million including s9.3 Millioni on exercised Stock of Lions. Proxy statement released and compile later in the year showed thai he was the nation s High Cost paid executive. Chrysler s no. 2 executive Gerald  received nearly 16.6 million in 1987, including 1560,000 in salary and Early j5.3 million  options lie Heads Chrysler motors corp the company s Auto making subsidiary. In All Chrysler paid out jss.2 million to2,015 executives in 19st. $77.9 million in Cash More than is million in lock bonuses and nearly j5.j million in Repir nent bonuses Chrysler spokesman John Tjui Nivon said. Ford motor co. Vice chairman Harold Poling was the no. 2 earner Airong big three Auto executives receiving nearly i million 1808,697 in salary $2 million in Cashton uses and s3,1 million earned exercising Stockon Iona. Roger a Smith Chaj Tjian of general motors corp., lopped of s Carters last year with 12.2 million including s867joo in salary an Esti mated  in Sloe bonuses. Is 13.000 in Stock options and j36, from a savings plan. Executive earnings at Ord and pm were Dis closed last week. � in their statement Sapp and Bieber said the automakers pressure Wolf cars to reduce com to match japanese Auto companies but then justify stratospheric comic Nelbon for their executive. In 1937, Chrysler earned ti.29 billion Down s3.6 billion in 1987, up j f percent. Chrysler workers have no profit it mind plan but they Are due to receive one under their Oei contract Congress discussing Merit of better pay for civilians by William j.  Bureau Washington with a 4 percent pay f the military appearing to have a Chance Cong turned to talk about a bigger boost in salary for civil Ian work Force. A sen. John Glenn a Ohio warned last Rulmal the 2 percent pay raise proposed by preside Teagan for fiscal 1989 will do nothing to ado is the pay Gap Between Federal employees and Sneir private sector  of sen. Donald Riegle. Qfflich., agreed Wilh Glenn and Sals he supports 1wt3 percent pay raise included in the House s proposed budget. The two Are urging colleagues to 1irjjp behind them. The Sena Eidsel package includes a 4.3 percent raise for military members and the House armed serv ices cuff Mitlee has recommended a 4 percent in of. The House budget Resolution however offers Cross the Board 3 percent increase for military and civilian personnel. We think they should be equal a House staff members _. Nose differences insiders Don t expect a Rcw n of the raise Issue unti i Laic in the year. Congress Hai leeway this year in any raises Given we Spile the a called brokered budget worked out n Congress and the while House last novem hic that agreement assumed a 2 percent Rise for Ciyi tuns the same Rale As this year ii is not Mandales Volu agreement simply Caps or limits Domestic and a Crew spending. The pay raises can be adjusted within Iha Wiit. The Reagan  was informed last a gust that Federal pay lags Attu d comparable private sector wages by 24 percent. Adels a in Light of budget constraints recommended an ii per Feu raise. Every year for the past 12  a few Taid. Fed eral civilian employees have received a pay raise that has been less than the amount due to them under the pay comparability act of 1970," which was meant to keep civil servant salaries competitive with the private sector. Navy eatery outdoing the Arches in quest for top worldwide award by Dave , Bureau Raf Edzell Scotland senior chief John Ruo suf fers no delusion his eatery is about the Only Kitchen in  fact that makes popular with the sailors. Mcdonald Sis 47 Miles away hat helps he said. Military dining Halls often Are scorned by sailors but junk food addicts like Petty officer 2.c, Jim Gra Ham pile on the Praise along with the lettuce Tomato and onion. He said he can build a fair equivalent to Mcdonald s hamburger at the Galley when he can t travel South to Dundee the Lite of the nearest set of Golden Arches. And you get More for your Money Here than you do at Mcdonalds Laid Petty officer 2.c. Gloria Petros a four year Veteran of the Navy and a self proclaimed fast food fanatic. You can make it almost like Mcdonald s Here you can Pul whatever you want on a hamburger Ruo who is in charge of feeding More Lahait 800 hungry sailors and civilians Al this naval communications base runs a shipshape operation according to the Navy inspectors checking galleys All Over the world for finalists for the Admiral Edward f. Ney award. Run s dining facility Isone of two medium Sii cd galleys thai have been sifted from the Navy s 600 or so messes a Navy mess probably should not be compared to a fast food Chain. Especially since Ruo and his Crew boasts variety that goes from fast food to american basics and 40 different local and scottish specialities. Veteran sailors like Petty officer Page Lewis who Kas dug into Navy Chow for 14 years Heap on the Praise compared to a ship Well there is no compari son said Lewis. He said the food is better in the Highland Galley because they have less people to prepare for and belief facilities to  the mess will find out in june if in n life Winner of theaward. 11 is competing again la facility if Washington. Roh of commuter plane a dents a blared on Faa Pilot inexperience Washington 71 a Federal safety official on tuesday blamed the Rast of commuter airline Acci dents since last year on Srouy and ineffective regu lation by the Federal  and diminishing Levels of pilots cd Ocrie a sufficient margin of safety i Resit Carrier opera Lions can Only be achieved through cats Sieve surveil Lance by Faa inspectors John k. Lauber remember of the National transportation safety 8oard u old i House aviation subcommittee. However we continue to find evidence in our Accra Deal investigations of spotty and ineffective Faa surveillance of commuter airlines he said. Of Faa administrator Allan Mcartor told the Sai panel that the recent Accident record of commuter canters has been  he said his Agency hat begun a yearlong scrutiny of he com Miller airline of diary id help i Dermout whatever problems May East commuter airlines which primarily serve Small communities and Fly Small  planes have grown rapidly in recent yeast. The number of Pau Engen Ibey Fly annually has increased from 12,9 million in 1980 to 27.2 million sift yer. But. After a record Low acad enl Rale in 1936, the commuter airlines suffered j 3 accidents and 5s Fatali ties last year the highest juju is in let 1930s, according to Faa figures. There Hje been sin commuter airline accidents and 21 deals to far this your. Lau Kcf said the growth of air travel has increased de Mand for pilots Cupul the major airlines to hire fliers away from the Laiafa commute Carrier. This forces the commuter Tiri Saarto fill their own jobs with pilots who have ska Esperi Pkt than in the past he said. In tie Gujri Eiji in of rapid Pilot turnover and the commute jul Elln eld no ii to it Aitt 41 f Pilot expel hiring of leu Cipcer fenced Palau in i line Industry thu question o. Coming even More critical Lauber said. Mcartor however said an Miami nation of the pilots involved in butt year s commuter airline accidents does t support the conclusion that inexperience Hai been a Factor in the recent crashes. He said statistics gathered by the Faa covering Moil of the pilots indicated thai on average they had sufficient experience