European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 3, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday february 1989 the stars and stripes Page 5 Kemp s appearance fees exceeded limit Washington a Hud Secre tary designate Jack Kemp accepted thou Sands of dollars in speaking fees in excess of the limits set by House rules and fed eral Law according to his own financial disclosure statements. In All Kemp accepted or agreed to$67,350 above what House rules allow his statements show. The associated press Learned wednes Day that when confronted with the apparent violation the former Congress Man from Buffalo n.y., agreed this week to return $16,000 in speaking fee Sand to forgo another $39,400 in fees not yet received. He also deferred receipt of an additional $12,500 in fees earned in 1988 until 1989 to avoid violating the limit son Honor aria congressmen can receive in any one year. The actions brought Kemp$550 below his 1988 limit. A spokeswoman for Kemp Mary Bru Nette described the problems As just a  a key Senate aide said Kemp had mistakenly believed that Money received after Kemp left con Gress did not apply to House limits. Kemp filed an amended financial re porting form with the Senate banking housing and Urban affairs committee and the . Office of government ethics this past monday to reflect the changes. The changes were made without Public disclosure by either Kemp or the Senate committee until the a noticed the problem in its review of Kemp s financial statements. The committee scheduled a vote to confirm Kemp an unsuccessful 1988 re publican presidential candidate As Secre tary of housing and Urban development on thursday. The staff director for the democratic controlled banking committee Kevin Gottlieb confronted Kemp personally last week with the form showing excess income for 1988. He said Kemp who retired from Congress on Jan. 2 after 18 years in the House said he was unaware he had violated the limits on Honor aria and cooperated fully. Kemp was subject to the House Rule limiting All outside income including Honor aria to 30 percent of his $89,500congressional salary or $26,850. In addition less restrictive Federal statute limits Honor aria to 40 percent of con Gressional salary or $35,800. In his original filing Kemp reported receiving $ 119,000 in Honor aria for 1988. He also reported giving $24,800 fit to Charity which under House rules is not counted against the limit. House rules also limit Honor aria fees for speeches or similar appearances to no More than $2,000 per event. In his original filing Kemp reported several Honor aria Well in excess of that $2,000 limit. He reported receiving$30,000 for two appearances on the Tele vision show firing line in september and october and $10,000 each for speeches to Hartford University  and associates and the . Chamber of Commerce. He also reported receiving $5,000 from world Trade associates and $2,400 from Crosby associates. Gottlieb said that Kemp told him he believed the limits did not apply because he was leaving Congress and would no receive the checks until after he was out of office. He thought that once the monies were received after he was a member of Congress that the limit did t apply Gottlieb said. Well clearly the limit does apply and when it was pointed out to him that it does he turned around handmade the appropriate  As a result he said Kemp agreed to return $8,000 each to Hartford univer sity and the . Chamber of Commerce and to reduce his firing line fee to $2,000 per appearance or $4,000. He also agreed to reduce the fees for world Trade and Laffer to $2,000 each and to forgo altogether the Crosby fee Brunette said. Because the totals still would exceed the Overall House limit on Honor aria Kemp shifted fees totalling $12,500 to1989 when he said he actually received or will receive them according tooth Gottlieb and Brunette. That gave him a 1988 Honor aria total of just over$26,000 and within the limit they said. Gottlieb said that after consulting wit staff of the House ethics committee he decided House rules permitted Honor Ariato be counted in the year actually received even though earned in a different year. Appeals judge refuses boil for nerve Gas suspect Trenton . A a Federal appeals judge has overruled a lower court and refused to release a suspected nerve Gas exporter who authorities claim possessed classified documents that in the wrong hands could jeopardize National Security. . Circuit judge Morton i. Greenberg issued stay wednesday of a lower court judge s order that the government release Juhwan Yun a naturalized .citizen from South Korea on $2 million bail. Greenberg said it would be irresponsible to let Yungo free before the 3rd . Circuit court of appeals rules on his release. The Date for a full appeals court hearing was not set immediately but assistant . Attorney Edna Axelrod said she expected a decision Byas Early As the end of next week. Yun 48, of Short Hills is charged with conspiring to Export nerve Gas illegally possibly to Iran. He remained in custody wednesday in the metropolitan correctional Center in new York. An investigation has uncovered classified military documents at Yun s import Export business and a prosecutor told Greenberg during a Brief hearing in the judge s Cham Bers wednesday that Yun has ample International contacts who would help him flee prosecution. . District judge h. Lee Sarokin on tuesday or dered Yun s release by wednesday afternoon ruling that keeping Yun under virtual House arrest would be adequate to prevent his flight. But Sarokin stayed his ruling Long enough for Greenberg to consider the mat Ter. Greenberg agreed with arguments by government attorneys that Yun s release would be risky in Light of the serious charges against him and the discovery injun s office of documents on . Intelligence gather ing capabilities. Axelrod also cited evidence of links Between Dunand High level military and civilian officials in for eign countries. Because of the sensitive nature of the suspected nerve Gas exporter Juhwan Yun left is led into the courthouse for his bail hearing. Case she said several governments would prefer tha Tyun not go to trial. But defense attorney Jeremy Littman contended the difficulty of communicating with his client in jail would hamper his ability to prepare a Case for Yun tentatively scheduled to go on trial May 1. He said the strict release conditions set by Sarokin including travel limited to his Home office and Church were adequate. He also objected to the prosecutors use of the newly discovered documents As More justification for keeping Yun in jail when no new charges have been filed. Although charges against Yun concern Only illegal weapons exports new evidence has begun surfacing suggesting Yun s involvement in exporting sensitive information As Well. In a letter to Sarokin on tuesday assistant .attorney Anne Singer said Yun had classified documents revealing the United states capability to intercept enemy communications. The government believes the documents could divulge information on . Electronic warfare capabilities and knowledge of enemy threat a joint electro Nic warfare Center official said in a memorandum to the . Customs service. Richard Cimusz an Fri counterintelligence agent said in an affidavit that Yun has had Contact with officials of two countries that Are of counterintelligence interest to the Fri and that he had official documents from a third country of counterintelligence interest to the  Yun was arrested Jan. 12 by . Customs agents Ashe arrived for a meeting with an undercover agent he believed was an arms dealer. He is charged along with a briton Charles Caplin with plotting to buy the nerve Gas Sarin and other military equipment for Export. Authorities have said the nerve Gas May have been headed to Iran. Air conditioner gift offer helps police identify rapist Omaha neb. A a Man who repeatedly called a woman after raping her and said he would give her an air conditioner As an apology was arrested after his phone messages provided leads to his identity police said. Steven r. Bunner 22, of Omaha was sentenced tuesday to 20 to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of first degree sexual assault. Detective Michael Hoch on wednes Day gave this account of the incident the victim a 21-year-old nursing Stu Dent said she was awakened in her bed july 17 by a Man sexually assaulting  she would be Hurt she tried to be Friend the Man who asked for her Nam and Telephone number. She gave him both. The Man apologized and asked the woman what he could do to make  said she needed an air conditioner. He said he would get her one and left. The next Day the woman returned Toher apartment with a police officer. On her answering machine they found two messages that she said had a voice Matching that of the rapist. In one message the Man said he was Steve and was calling to arrange delivery of the air conditioner. The Man phoned the victim later an spoke with her in person and she obtained enough information for police to search Bunner s apartment and arrest him the next Day Hoch said. Bunner confessed to the rape after being confronted with the answering machine tape said Hoch. In the stars and stripes 40 years ago today. Feb. 3, 1949 soviet Premier Josef Stalin said he could not accept president Truman s invitation to visit Washington because his doctors advised against the journey. Instead he offered to meet Truman in Russia Poland or Czechoslovakia. 30 years ago today. Feb. 3, 1959 racial integration of Virginia schools began peacefully As Blac students entered six Junior High and High schools in Norfolk and Arlington without incident. 20 years ago today. Feb. 3, 1969 ninety three Arab schoolgirls were injured in clashes with Israel troops in the Gaza strip while protesting against the imprisonment of three palestini an women on charges of spying. 10 years ago today. Feb. 3, 1979 with Highway deaths Topping 50,000 for the first time since 1973,sen. . Hayakawa r-calif., introduced a Bill to repeal the 55-Mph Speed limit saying slow Drivers could actually be a danger on major highways