European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 18, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 a a the stars and stripes saturday August 18,1990 Casino on Trump plan Atlantic City . Apr the state Casino commission said Friday that it would hold off ruling on Donald Trumps financial restructuring until next tuesday despite his lawyers pleas that a Quick ruling was needed to stave off possible bankruptcy. Valeric Armstrong acting chairwoman of the state Casino control commission said the panel realized the urgency of the situation but needed More time to study the 1,000-plus pages of documents detailing a $65 million emergency Bank loan granted to Trump in june. On thursday Trump lawyer Thomas Cerabino said that if the panel postponed a ruling for a week the plan could fall apart because the delay might trigger a string of defaults. But on Friday de Tracy president of the developers three Atlantic City casinos played Down the Issue saying a a it a merely a  Trump had no comment. After the flamboyant Developer missed a june 15 Bond payment on the Trump Castle Casino he entered into feverish negotiations with a group of seven Banks. The Bankers agreed to an emergency $65 million loan secured by equity in his three casinos. But the agreement in t final until the state Casino commission approves it. In its closing arguments Friday the state division of gaming enforcement recommended approval of the Deal but said it was doing so reluctantly and attached 13 conditions. Trump lawyers said the developers organization would have no trouble meeting the conditions which were primarily reporting requirements. Thomas Auriemma a Deputy state attorney general said the gaming division was recommending approval of the Deal because a the situation for the Trump organization is critical. There Are no easy or viable  a the company has left us at this Point with Little Donald Trump uses a pay phone before a meeting thursday of the new Jersey Casino control commission. A alternative a Auriemma said. A the division reluctantly recommends  in his closing arguments Trump lawyer Nicholas Ribis pleaded with the commission to approve the arrangement saying Trump has always honoured his pledges and remains committed to Atlantic City documents released wednesday show Trumps debt at $3.2 billion against assets Worth from $2.9 billion to $3.5 billion. Although Auriemma said the Trump Empire is in a dire Straits and could collapse financially Trumps new chief financial officer told the commission that the organization could shed its debt. A clearly things need to change in this company a said Stephen Bollenbach who was hired thursday. A i done to think that Means we re in dire Straits but certainly somebody else  among the 13 conditions recommended by the division Are requirements that Trump return in three weeks after any commission decision to detail his plan for making a $47 million Bond payment nov. 15 on the Taj mahal Casino  draws fire for remark on Laredo Texas apr education Secretary Lauro Cavazos told educators from this Texas Mexico Border area Friday that students who do not speak English Are not ready to learn and Drew Swift criticism. Cavazos speaking to about 1,500 Laredo principals and teachers urged them to get parents More involved in education and to make sure students have a command of English. A parental involvement and language competency Are Basic Quot Cavazos said. A if that child cannot speak English the first Day of school that child is not ready to  in a panel discussion afterwards South Texas superintendents took Issue with Cavazos statement about language. A the comment that we heard this morning that students who Are not speaking English Are not ready to learn is a disabling comment a Robert Zamora superintendent of the la Joya school District said to rousing applause. Zamora said students Are capable of learning in other languages. Cavazos a native of South Texas and former president of Texas tech University said he supports Bilin education Secretary Lauro Cavazos Gual education but said its goal should be to move the students into speaking English. Young people cannot take full advantage of All opportunities in the United states without speaking English he  said the Bush administration favors giving educators More Freedom because that helps ensure parental involvement and language competency. Throughout his speech Cavazos emphasized his remarks referred to National education not specifically to Laredo or Texas. He also reaffirmed his position that spending More Money is not the answer to education problems. He said How Money is spent is More important. Earlier this year Cavazos came under fire from some state lawmakers when he made that statement in a speech to the Texas legislature which was grappling with school finance Reform. Cavazos on Friday mentioned the Texas finance dilemma. A there in Texas much of the attention has been on school finance and there have been some inequities he said. Later Friday Cavazos was to Cross the Border to Nuevo Laredo to sign a first Ever binational education agreement with Mexico. . Reportedly probing nazi Hunting office los Angeles apr the Justice department is investigating allegations that its nazi Hunting unit withheld evidence on a former California resident convicted of War crimes by a yugoslav court a newspaper reported Friday. A the departments office of professional responsibility is conducting the investigation into the Case of Andrija Artukovic the los Angeles times quoted unidentified sources As saying. One official familiar with the probe said there was no evidence that Artukovic was Artukovic falsely convicted of ordering the deaths of hundreds of serbs jews and gypsies during world War ii the newspaper said. Artukovic served As a Cabinet minister in a nazi puppet government in wartime Croatia that executed thousands. He emigrated to the United states in 1948 under an alias and lived in Seal Beach before he was identified and extradited to Yugoslavia in 1986. Two years later he died at age 88 in a yugoslav prison. Artukovich a son Radoslav alleges that the nazi Hunting unit the office of special investigations withheld evidence that might have cast doubt on two witnesses whose testimony was used against his father during extradition proceedings. Radoslav Artukovic said he had obtained conflicting affidavits by witnesses against his father and alleged that officials from the special investigations office withheld those affidavits less favourable to their Case the times said. According to one affidavit a former serbian police chief Tronjo Truhar testified in 1952 that during the War Artukovic had ordered an imprisoned lawyer to be killed. The execution was carried out in july 1941, Truhar said. But in a 1951 affidavit Truhar never mentioned Artukovich a alleged order to execute the lawyer. Radoslav Artukovic obtained documents that contradict an affidavit obtained in 1984 from Bajro Avdic. Avdic said he saw Artukovic order soldiers to massacre innocent civilians. But Radoslav Artukovic said the Man had submitted three previous statements dating Back to 1946 that differed substantially. In addition he alleges it was the office of spec my investigations not yugoslav officials that initiated extradition proceedings against his father