European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 a the stars and stripes wednesday november 7,1990 v Bush signs budget appropriations Bills Houston apr president Bush signed a $492 billion deficit reduction package into Law monday night just hours before a temporary spending authority was to expire the tortured passage last month of the package which includes $140 billion in tax increases As Well As significant cuts in government spending plunged Bush a administration into disarray and crippled his once High approval ratings. The president who spent monday campaigning on behalf of Republican candidates in Texas also signed the 13 appropriations Bills that provide Money for the government for the next 11 months. Campaigning in his adoptive Home state Bush sought to emphasize positive election eve themes acting on a recommendation from some advisers to look More  in the final Days leading up to tuesdays midterm elections Bush was buffeted by conflicting recommendations from senior advisers about How to counter his falling popularity aides who spoke on the condition of anonymity said. Bush acting on advice from his chief of staff John Sununu first embarked on a blistering attack on democrats a blaming them for shoving new tax increases Down his Throat. When that appeared to be backfiring Bush a former pollster Robert Teeter and his 1988 Media consultant Roger Ailes persuaded Bush to lighten up and stress positive themes aides said. At a gop rally in a Tyler Bush lashed out at a the cynics these Washington pundits that we see on these tiring shows All the  a i done to know if you re like me maybe you be enjoyed these things. But i can Only take so much self flagellation a he declared. A a done to Tell us what a wrong with this country show us what a right about it a he said with gop gubernatorial candidate Glayton Williams at his Side. Bush also continued his barrage against Saddam Hussein demanding the iraqi Leader withdraw from Kuwait. A unchecked and uncontrolled aggression could be world War tomorrow he said at a rally in Waco. At a final Campaign gala in Houston the presence of three or four protesters shouting a no War for Oil gave Bush an entry into one of his favorite lines that the . Military buildup in saudi Arabia is not to secure Oil but to oppose a naked  the protesters were hustled out of the room. Bush was to vote in Houston on tuesday before returning to  from Page 1 intervened. They exchanged gunshots and both were wounded. The wounded were taken to Bellevue where the gunman was taken to surgery said Hospital spokeswoman Karen Crowe. The gunman was expected to survive. The officers wound was superficial she said. Kahane served As a member of the Knesset israelis news Brief air Force no killed in car crash in Spain Zaragoza a Spain a amps an air Force no was fatally injured in a single car Accident at 3 . Saturday one Day after processing out of his unit at Zaragoza a. Sgt. Armando Sauceda 23, died in surgery in a Zaragoza Hospital said air Force capt. Cliff Atkinson. Another Zaragoza no received minor injuries in the Accident on Highway n-2, about three Miles Northeast of the base. Sauceda had been assigned for the last four years As an Airfield management specialist with the 406th combat group base operations division. His Auto crossed the median strip and hit a Guardrail along the opposite Lane according to a Spanish police report. Sauceda a resident of Texas City Texas checked out of his unit on Friday and was scheduled to Fly Back to the United states on monday for discharge Atkinson said. A memorial service for Sauceda will be held in the base Chapel at 4 . Wednesday. Air Force officials refused to identify Sauceda a family members. The passenger tech. Sgt. Jose l. Martinez 37, assigned to the 406th consolidated aircraft maintenance so was released after treatment at a Zaragoza Hospital. Parliament for four years but was barred from running for re election in 1988 after legislators passed a Law a a a a Mikva Banning parties that have a racist platform. In september Kahane went on trial in Jerusalem on charges of disturbing Public order for leading an anti Arab rally after the stabbing deaths of two israelis last year. Kahane was also charged with sedition for calling arabs cancer spreading in our kids tsp during another incident. The sedition charge stems from a rally in Jerusalem on july 7,1989, a Day after a palestinian from the occupied Gaza strip grabbed the wheel of an israeli bus plunging it into a Steep Ravine on the Tel Aviv Jerusa Lem Highway. Sixteen people were killed in the attack. A Kail those who come to kill you a Kahane told the crowd. His supporters chanted a death to the arabs a and waved signs demanding that All arabs be expelled from Israel and the occupied West Bank and Gaza strip. Kahane moved to Israel in-1971 and became a citizen a year later. He renounced his american citizenship to run for israelis parliament. Kahane conceded in a 1971 interview that the jewish defense leagues tactics were inspired by Black militant groups. A your Point of View is that no anti semitism was Ever created by a jew who fought Back a Kahane said. He was born Martin David Kahane on aug. 1, 1932, in Brooklyn. He began using the name Meir after his ordination As a rabbi in 1957. Martin Cohen an attorney and Follower of Kahane who was at mondays meeting called Kahane a Martyr. It he stood for every jew who no longer wants to be kicked around for every jew who remembers the holocaust a Cohen said. A Many people believed he was Ambaker from Page 1 resorting to  said. An official of the ousted kuwaiti regime meanwhile offered again to negotiate with Iraq Over president Saddam Hussein a territorial claim against the overrun Oil Rich emirate at the gulfs Northern tip. Posted housing minister Yahia Al Sumait said of Kuwait a rulers a we Are ready to sit Down and negotiate its up to  however both the exiled Emir Sheik Jabar Al Ahmed Al Sabah and Al Sumait insisted on Kuwait a liberation. A what i would like to see is the liberation of Kuwait As soon As possible whether through the . Securi extremist but he was a kind gentle Man who died for what he  rabbi Alexander Schindler president of the Union of american hebrew congregations said he disagreed strongly with Kahaney a political philosophy. A i nevertheless deeply regret his violent end a Schindler said. A the did not deserve to die by an assassins  Kahane was 15 when he and his Young colleagues smashed the car windows of Ernest Bevin the British foreign Secretary on a visit to new York. Police arrested Kahane. It was the first of Many arrests. He later estimated having spent More than three years in prisons m the United states and Israel. A the showed brilliance As a kid marked leadership a tremendous drive and ambition a said Mordechai Sofinsky it a Friend who Long after apolitical parting of the ways became director of the Israel government press office. In the 1960s, while in Public relations Dolinsky advised Kahane on How to counter Black efforts to rid new York City schools of White teachers Many of them jews. Kahane organized patrols on halloween to keep hostile gangs from overturning gravestones in jewish cemeteries. Although Dolinsky said Kahane rarely heeded his advice the meetings gave birth to the jewish defense league. Dolinsky dropped out but the organization grew. In the years that followed it was accused of bombings and other vigilante actions against targets its members believed to be anti semitic. One bomb killed a receptionist at the office of sol Hurok an importer of soviet Talent. The jul disavowed the act. While in the United states Kahane spent a year in Federal prison for conspiring to make bombs. To Council or not a the Robed Monarch said in measured tones. Bakery a visit came on the second leg of a seven country trip designed to test support among arabs europeans and the soviets for military action against iraqi president Saddam Hussein. Of critical importance Are the opinions Baker hears from leaders of saudi Arabia the Linchpin in the Arab Alliance and from soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev on thursday. The Emir of Kuwait asked if a Date should be set now for a military offensive to evict the iraqis replied a this is up to the Security Council of the United  but then he added quickly a was far As i am concerned i would like my country to be liberated today and before  army from Page 1 rights any other citizen  there was no immediate reaction from the army or the department of defense. In the Case of the Gay Soldier the 9th . Circuit court of appeals last Vear said a sgt. Wat i the army and that military  appeals last year Saia ski. Watkins Nas greatly benefited the army and therefore the country by his a a in addition Watkins homosexuality clearly has not Hurt the army in any Way a the appeals court said. A equity cries out and demands that the army be stopped prohibited from refusing to re enlist Watkins on the basis of his  Watkins was drafted in 1968, during the Vietnam War. He was 19. In filling out a pre induction medical form he marked a a yes to a question that asked if he had homosexual tendencies. He was inducted anyway from 1967 through 1980, he was the subject of three army investigations. Each one was sparked by Watkins telling a Superior about his homosexuality but after each investigation he was allowed to re enlist. Watkins served two Tours of duty in Korea and subsequently was stationed at fort Lewis near Tacoma. He was allowed to re enlist a total of three times. In 1981, the army adopted a new regulation requiring the discharge of All homosexuals. A review Board in 1982 voted to discharge Watkins but before the discharge orders were issued a Federal judge barred the army from taking such action. Seven years of court mane vering and conflicting rulings followed before the appeals court ruling. But Watkins now 42, was forced to accept an honorable Dis charge in 1984 after a three judge appeals court panel voted against him. His lawsuit against the army sought reinstatement with Back pay. He would be eligible for a full army pension with five More years of service. Watkins has 16 years of service but because of the Legal Battle Only 15 years of Active duty and thus needs five years More to reach the 20-year Mark at which service members May draw pensions. The 1989 ruling by an 11-judge appeals court panel that voted 7-4 for Watkins did not say he was entitled to Back pay and implied the army could try to discharge him for any future homosexual acts. But the ruling said the army a May not attempt to discharge Watkins for any alleged homosexual acts that were the subject of past discharge proceedings or for any past or future statements by Watkins acknowledging his  in other matters the court a refused to let some puerto Rico Cable to systems be prosecuted for carry ing the Playboy Channel rebuffing arguments that states anti obscenity efforts May be hampered unduly. A left intact a ruling from Illinois that lets prosecutors punish businesses convicted of dealing in obscenity by seizing their property. A ruled unanimously in a Mississippi Case that someone suing More than one defendant generally does not have to in elude All of them in the same lawsuit. A agreed to decide in a Case from California whether convicted defendants May seek a Federal courts help if state courts ref Tise to explain Why their appeals were rejected. A let stand an Ohio supreme court ruling that the Public has no constitutional right to attend juvenile court proceedings