European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 15, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 a the stars and stripes monday june 15, 1992 Bill would let Pentagon dig into agricultural research Washington apr the Pentagon budget is an unlikely place to find Money for agricultural research but a Texas congressman figures the military can use some of the products from plants proteins Ana seeds. So rep. E Kika de la Garza a Texas and chairman of the House agriculture committee is pushing a re authorization Bill for the defense department that includes $15 million for the army to use in developing Industrial and biodegradable products from farm commodities. The House recently approved the Bill. Now de la Garza and rep. Ronald v. Dellums d-Calif., chairman of the House armed services subcommittee on research and development Are trying to get the funds included in the Senate version. For several years there have been appropriations of less than $5 million a year in the agriculture departments land Grant program budget for research on such products. The Pentagon Money would be for development of the products with the aim of getting them into production. A it makes sense to have the defense department help fund certain kinds of agricultural research that can expand the Domestic sources of critical materials needed by our military a de la Garza said. He said the products include biodegradable diesel fuel from rapeseed biodegradable lubricants from Plant oils fibres from certain plants and plastic from cornstarch. A variety of products come from a Type of rapeseed that is High in Rucic acid. That a different from the kind that is Low in Rucic acid which produces canola by William Trombley los Angeles times Sacramento Calif. A californians superintendent of Public instruction under state indictment on felony conflict of interest charges said that he did not expect to run for a fourth term. Quot i Haven to finally made a decision but i think its very unlikely id run again Quot superintendent Bill Honig said during an interview with the los Angeles times. Quot you get about As much accomplished As you can get in 12 years a said the schools chief whose third term will end in 1994. A i want to make sure i get All these charges cleared a he said referring to the four count indictment in March accusing him of conflict of interest in connection with the Quality education project. The project is a Parent involvement program run by Honigs wife Nancy for several years. State attorney general Dan Lungren has charged that Honig benefited financially from $337,509 in state contracts that helped the project get started in four California school districts in the 1980s. But Honig insists that he and his wife received no Money from the contracts and that the project contrib Chicago Chi a a new poll shows 70 percent of roman catholics in the United states approve of marriages for priests. The poll on priests and celibacy was conducted by the Gallup organization and asked the question Quot would you favor allowing roman Catholic priests to marry and continue to function As priests a seventy percent of the respondents said yes 26 percent no and 4 percent had no opinion. Eighty two percent of women supported the idea of married priests compared with 68 percent of men. The poll had a margin of error of 4 percent. The results Are part of a larger Survey commissioned by several Liberal Catholic groups that will be made Public this week at the National conference of Catholic Bishops at the University of notre Daine in South Bend ind. A we agree the Church is not run by a poll a said Leonard Sikora a spokesman for Corly los a National Oil for Margarine. Among the things that could be produced from the rapeseed say backers of the program Are slip agents that keep plastic bags from sticking together after they Are unrolled. Others include livestock protein pharmaceuticals lubricants waxes corrosion inhibitors and anti friction coatings useful for electrical wiring and other purposes. Also on the list Are nylons perfumes and flavors. A committee source de la Garza said Gua Yule a Plant that grows in the desert yields an excellent rubber. There Are still some hurdles to be cleared before the army can go to work on the projects. Not Only must the Senate approve the item the House put in the authorization measure but both houses must pass a Bill actually appropriating the Money. De la Garza said he is contacting House appropriations committee members to build support for the measure. Utcy much More Money to the four districts than the districts received from the state. In the interview Honig a Liberal Democrat repeated charges that the indictment was a a political vendetta on the part of Lungren a conservative Republican. Honig 58, was a lawyer and a teacher before taking his first school administrative Job As superintendent of the tiny Reed Union elementary school Honig District in Northern californians Marin county in 1975. Honig also was a member of the state Board of education where he often tangled with Wilson riles then state superintendent of Public instruction. In 1982, riles tried for a third term but was Defeated in an upset by Honig who easily won re election in 1986 and 1990. Organization of men who left the Priesthood to marry. But a we done to know of any other Way of determining where the holy spirit has led the faithful a Sikora said saturday. Pope John Paul ii has reaffirmed the 850-year-old Church tradition of celibacy for priests ordered at the beginning of the fourth Century in some dioceses. Universal celibacy was adopted by the Lateran Council in 1139, but the Eastern rite of roman catholicism still ordains married men As priests. Members of Corpus who want to return to the ministry say permitting priests to marry would ease the growing shortage of priests and keep parishes open. About half of the 40,000 men under the age of 60 who had been ordained Catholic priests Are now married said Anthony Padovano Corpus president. The results of the poll will be sent to All 300 . Catholic Bishops.  takes $ 1 million stashed in Cedar Chest from wire reports Dayton Ohio a a Cedar Chest filled with More than $1 million in Bills dating from the 1930s was stolen in a burglary along with $500,000 in jewelry police said. The Chest and jeweler were taken from the apartment of Anna m. Natale 62, in late May but police did no to disclose the theft until recently because they wanted to quietly Alert Banks to look out for the old Money. Natale told authorities the Chest contained More than $1 million in $50 and $100 Bills most of it dating from the 1930a. It. Gary Williams said the Cash was part of an accumulated family Fortune and suggested that Natale did no to Trust Banks. Larry Larrimer the agent in charge of the . Secret service office in Dayton said Cash from the 1930s would look different from currency printed today. Instead of Green seals and serial numbers it May have red or Blue seals and serial numbers Larrimer said. He said the old currency is still Legal tender although it is no longer  in dust storm Burley Idaho a a Chain reaction Accident in a dust storm on interstate 84 left several people injured and closed a 50-mile stretch of Road for about four hours authorities said. The seven vehicle pileup occurred about 30 Miles Southeast of Burley in Southern Idaho said communications officer Dee Silver of the Idaho Highway patrol. A one truck slowed Down because he  see a she said. A and then it was a Chain reaction from  no deaths were reported and Silver did no to have a precise injury . Officers suspended Newark . A City officials Are investigating whether Superior officers helped six police officers cover up their involvement in the shoot ingot an unarmed 17-year-old car theft suspect. The six were suspended without pay Friday after admitting that they lied about their roles in tuesdays shooting which left 17-year-old Howard Caesar critically injured. He remained on life support Early saturday. One officer admitted firing at Caesar. Four filed false reports about the shooting and two failed to file reports. A we Are not satisfied with these six a said police director William Celester. A we want to see if this cover up reached into higher ranks. We re not buying  female Bishop la Crescent Minn. A a Synod of the evangelical lutheran Church in America has elected a woman Bishop a first for the nations largest lutheran denomination. The Rev. April ulring Larson 42, was elected Friday to Lead the 40,175-member la Crosse wis area Synod which includes parts of Western Wisconsin and Southeastern Minnesota. She beat six male competitors. A i always was a a first woman a said Larson assistant to the Bishop in the Southeastern Minnesota Synod in Rochester. Quot i never heard a woman pastor preach until i heard my own  she is the first woman Bishop in any of the 4-year-old denominations 65 synods. Larson succeeds Bishop Stefan Guttormsson who retires aug. 31.28 Hurt by chlorine Kansas City to. A concentrated chlorine Gas escaped from the filtration system at a water Park injuring 28 people authorities said. Three people remained hospitalized saturday after being overcome Friday at a Pool at the oceans of fun Park. Fourteen others also were treated at hospitals and 11 were treated at the scene. The Pool was closed but the rest of the Park remained open. John Hudacek the Parks general manager said officials had not determined what caused the chlorine to be pumped in a concentrated form through the pools filters. Embattled schools chief unlikely to run for 4th California term priests should be allowed to marry say most american catholics in poll