European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 9, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes sunday. October s. 1988 Reagan pushes House s drug Bill senators told time is fast running ouf Washington a president Reagan warning Itiat time is fast run Ning oat pressed the Senate on saturday to approve a House passed anti drug Bill before adjournment Reagan As he has in several other speeches during the past week said in his weekly radio Addre Shat he support the death penalty provision in the measure. But. In the democratic response. Sen. Daniel Moynihan d-n.y., praised the Senate s version As inc belter legislation and argued that the mouse Bill has just too Many extras Reagan s address filed n slogan from the anti drug Campaign of his wife Nancy. He said the House Bill has Many Good and Lough provisions thai i press our National commitment to five simple but powerful words those words Are Zero tolerance and just say no by Micro tolerance we mean simply that we be had it. We will no longer tolerate those who sell drugs and those who buy drugs. All americans of Good will Are determined to stamp out those parasites who survive and even Prosper by feeding off the Energy and vitality and humanity of thers. They must pay. Reagan said in the address from Camp David md., that he supports moves to deny Federal benefits to anyone convicted of drug sales or use and to allow the admission in Federal court of Evi Dence seized illegally but in Good  the House passed ill legislation earlier this month on a 375-30 Vole the measure has not came before the Senate. We must we need and we will have this Law the president said. I Challenge the . Senate to gel thai Bill passed Reagan pointed out that the House Bill includes the death penalty for those who authorize drug related killings or anyone who kills a Law enforcement officer in a drug related  noted that the Senate legis lation also a the death penalty provi Sion and said it would spend 60 percent of its 12.6 billion package to reduce de Mand and Only 40 percent for cutting  Marks a major departure in Federal policy,11 Moynihan  Bill introduced in the Senate on monday has wide bipartisan backing Moynihan noted. Including the support of the gop vice presidential candidate sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana As he Hai done in Many radio addresses Reagan put in a plug for vice presi Dent George Bush calling the gop presidential candidate his Point Man on the administration s drug fight. The president said he backed Bush Smove to require that any prisoner must be proven drug free before being released  Don t go free until you re drug free Reagan  have been negotiating privately Over crucial Lime limiting agreements that would enable Congress to pass inc anti drug measure before adjournment expected to come to the end  they agree the in the will run out of Lime if Long debates ensue Over Inch issues As the admission of illegally seized  if the Senate overcame Iti time obstacles in still would need time to reach a Compromise with the House. And the measure even if enacted faces serious financing problems the Senate Bill is a two year package that would authorize about $2 billion in new spending but Only so million May be available immediately several sponsors said. Moynihan urged Reagan to Send word that you will sign the Senate Bill and Well get it to your  Rescue swimmers save 6 on Sloop Narragansett . A two coast guardsmen braved 6-foot Waves and near Gale Force wind to swim out to Rescue six peo ple whose Sailboat had been driven onto rocks during Stormy weather the coast guard said  boat was really taking a pounding in the surf said Petty officer 3rd class William a Murray. We knew we had to Lake the peo ple off right then and the Only Way to gel to them was to Send Rescue swimmers to them through the  the 38-foot Sloop triple Czerne headed from new York to Newport was driven onto the rocks at the Point Judith Lighthouse late Friday by a stiff East  coast guard Petty officer who happened to look out the window of the Point Judith station saw the boat on the rocks amid Waves that were Topping 6 feet Murray said. Petty officer 3rd class John c. Hunter of Norton mass., and Seaman Todd Dill Ger of Fowlerville Mich donned rubber suits life jackets and swimmers harnesses and breasted the Waves and 35-Mph wind he said. One at a Lime they ferried three of the peo ple Back to Shore Murray said. Hunter and Dillinger then swam out to the boat again rigged its life raft and guided the raft and the Oiher three occupants to safety he said. In looked pretty hairy but everybody made it of Murray said. Everybody was Fine a Little wet and scared Murray said. He identified the rescued people As Steve Kaufman 24, and Michael Kim 25, of new York City Patricia i 25, and Laura Makata in 23. Of Washington . Joseph t. Seko 28, of midd Clown . And Vida we 28, of Greenwich Conn anti abortionists end siege in Atlanta 40 More arrested Atlanta a police arrested 40 abortion pro testers saturday at the end of a five Day siege of at Lanta that landed More than 450 demonstrators in jail. And the confrontations seemed far from Over they la be Back and Well be Here every Day they arc predicted police maj. Kenneth Burnette. More than 1,100 anti abortion demonstrators have been jailed in Atlanta since a group called operation Rescue began picketing and blocking entrances to abortion clinics during the democratic National convention in july. The protests particularly during the five Day siege have sparked controversy Over police handling of the demonstrators the City s processing of mass numbers of arrests the group s tactics and the group s claim to have persuaded Many women to forgo trips to abortion climes. The group plans to Lake its operation nationwide this month calling a National Day of Rescue for oct. 29.the leaders Hope to have demonstrations in Loo cities. The movement at one Point ran Low on people will ing to go to jail but More arrived in Atlanta late m the week for saturday s protest. We would have liked to have More people come out. But we feel that we touched the hearts of christians said operation Rescue spokesman Bob Nolle. It was a Pioneer Effort and from thai aspect we re pleased. Demonstration leaders claimed Success through the week in Atlanta saying that at least some of the women with appointments at the four clinics they picketed were persuaded to change their minds. But a spokeswoman for the National abortion rights league characterized the demonstrators As religious extremists who want to impose their religious moral views on this entire country. I think what they achieved is. Further alienating the american Public. The Public abhors extremist Lac tics of intimidation said Kate Michelman executive director of the league who was in Atlanta at the Start of he week. She made her remarks in Seattle. About 70 volunteers were on duty saturday to take women through the picket lines into the clinic. Police reminded demonstrators that they were Vio lating an injunction when they to cd 10 persuade on woman not to enter the clinic for an abortion. The injunction prohibits among other things bothering people entering or leaving the clinics. Both Side disputed each other s estimates on How Many women were actually dissuaded from having abortions during the week. Ignatius Deblasi administrator of the Midtown clinic where there were 53 arrests Friday and 40 on saturday said about 80 percent of those with clinic appointments Friday kept them. But operation Rescue claims Many of the women entering the clinic were plants sent in to give the impression of Normal operation. Demonstrators meanwhile added the Atlanta pre trial detention Center to their list of places to picket saturday protesting what they said was an intentional delay in releasing protesters who posted Bond. About 390 of those arrested during the week remained in custody saturday afternoon but City officials who warned earlier that those arrested would be treated like other prisoners said it would take Days to process the demonstrators out be cause their paper work is not being handled separately from other prisoners. " operation Rescue founder Randall Terry said they were coming to paralyse the City government said . Hudson Atlanta s corrections director. They be lived up to their purpose to overwhelm the criminal Justice system., they lore up inc tracks now they re complaining because the Irain won t  Atlanta police have been criticized for rough handling of demonstrators on the first three Days of the week s protests but they used gentler tactics on the last two Days. Nonetheless operation Rescue said it would file a civil rights Suil next week in . District court a Amsl the Citron behalf of the Rev. Doyle Clark of Hudson ind., who said he suffered serious injuries and inadequate medical attention when he was arrested tuesday. Best Sellers y i hens Yortis Tim fiction i the  the Kremlin by Tom Clincy i Btl Catrino lessons try anew t w 3till we meet again by .Lfl Kline Alaska a Jimmia. 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