European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 08, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes monday february 8,1993 suspect oils himself cell in bid to delay court Date from wire reports Trenton no. It took two tries but a new Jersey Man accused of a series of rapes finally had his Day in court. Ambrose Harris 40, of Trenton was to be arraigned thursday on charges of sexually assaulting four women and threatening a fifth with a gun. When guards went to collect him for his court appearance they found he had oiled himself and his cell with baby Oil and refused to leave. Authorities said they decided to wait him out to avoid a circus and took him before the judge on Friday. He was ordered held on $250,000 bail. Harris is also the key suspect in the disappearance of 22-year-old Kristin Huggins a Pennsylvania artist who was last seen dec. 17 on her Way to Trenton to paint a logo for a club. 2 Mil workers killed Toledo Ore. Two workers at a Georgia Pacific corp. Paper Mill were killed in a explosion As they performed routine maintenance on a chemical storage tank. Two other workers were hospitalized in fair condition following the explosion Friday. The tank held a nonflammable liquid used in the late stages of the pulp manufacturing process. There was no fire after the explosion but the roof of the Metal tank and pipes leading into it were buckled and Bent. The explosion was either in or on the tank said David Odgers a Georgia Pacific spokesman. Exactly what occurred has not been determined. Twas not the contents of the tank  the dead were identified As Joseph l. Todd 45, and Frank d. Gray 53, both Veteran pipe fitters. 7 die in car Van crash Lewisburg Tenn. A car crossed the Center line of a Road and hit a Van head on killing seven people authorities said. There were no skid Marks or other indications of Why the car s Driver swerved Friday on  431 about 40 Miles South of Nashville. The car s Driver Nancy Braden 69, of Lewisburg died at the scene. Women in the Van who were killed had been picked up in Petersburg and Fayetteville for transport to a factory in Lewisburg said sue Allison spokeswoman for the Tennessee Highway patrol. The victims were not immediately identified. Two survivors were in critical condition late Friday at Vanderbilt University medical Center in Nashville. Mom drops baby to safety Philadelphia an 18-year-old Mother dropped her baby to safety from a third floor window into the arms of a neighbor before escaping a Row House fire that killed four people and injured three. The Blaze gutted the Home Friday. Smoke detectors were found inside but it was t Clear i they were working said  Benin of the City fire commissioner s office. Sherrita Williams 35, said she rushed into the Street with her teen age son Michael Driscoll when she saw flames coming out of the building s windows. She said she saw Kat our Gillard hanging out a third floor window holding her 8-month-old daughter Shanice Williams. Williams who in t related to the infant told Gillard to drop the baby and promised she or her son would catch her. She was scared Williams said. She said will you catch her and i said yes because there s two of us " Driscoll 16, caught the baby who suffered minor smoke inhalation and was in Good condition Friday at St. Christopher s Hospital for children. When the baby came Down i just said in the name of Jesus " Williams said. Williams said she gave the baby Mouth to Mouth resuscitation after Driscoli caught her because the baby was t crying. Gillard also made it out of the burning Home. President Clinton on saturday gives his first White House radio address we jog to build support for an economic plan he is to unveil feb. 17. Clinton called for sacrifice but said the privileged few would Cany most of the Burden. School chiefs ask Clinton to shift Dod Money to Domestic needs by Elizabeth Shogre the los Angeles times Washington nearly 2,000 school boards across the country determined to hold president Clin ton to his promises to improve education Friday called on the Federal government to shift More Money from the Pentagon budget to Domestic needs. The gesture in the form of resolutions passed by the boards and sent to Washington illustrates the mounting tension Between High expectations for Prog Ress on the Domestic front and Clinton s inclination to make relatively modest cuts in military spending. It is our Hope that these resolutions will give con Gress the will needed to listen to the people of Ameri Ca said Jonathan Kozol author of the Best Selling Book Savage inequalities which describes the impoverished state of Many of the nation s schools. I be visited schools with rain barrels in the Halls with sewage backed up into classrooms with classes of 45, 50, 60 students and with students coping with 19 different teachers in 20 Days. It s time to shift Dol Lars from the shrinking needs of the Pentagon to the expanding needs of the classroom Kozol said at a news conference to announce delivery of the resolutions to the White House department of education and other agencies. The Effort was organized by the year old Campaign for new priority an organization hoping to persuade the Federal government to spend More Money on Edu cation Job training the environment and the country s roads and Bridges. The school boards plea came just Days after Secre tary of defense Les Aspin proposed reductions in the Pentagon budget that Are less than Clinton indicated in Campaign speeches. At the same time the White House and members of the Cabinet have been sending out the message that the huge deficit will make invest ment in some Domestic programs More difficult than expected. The underlying message of the resolutions was How Ever that with the cold War Over the Public wants More of their Federal tax dollars returned to local communities. Between 1980 and 1991, Federal spending on Elemen tary and secondary education programs dropped by Al most 7 percent when using constant 1991 dollars from$26 million to $24 million during the 1980s, the percentage of the Federal budget designated for education declined by about 50 percent in the 1980s. Although the Bush administration promised to fund head Start a program for Low income preschoolers in his fourth year in office Only about 36 percent of the children Eli Gible for the program were being served according to one study. The Clinton administration has not announced it education strategy but Clinton talked in Campaign speeches about his commitment to reforming Public schools. He emphasized establishing Tough National standards reducing the Gap Between Rich and poor by increasing Federal Aid for Low income students expand ing decision making Powers at the school level and making schools Safe for students. While the school resolutions did not make specific demands fully funding head Start and improving school buildings were cited As High priorities. Woman to fight store s dress code Lawrence township . Up a new Jersey hair stylist has been fired by . Penney depart ment store for wearing pants to work in violation of adress code she says is sexist. Diane Carter 38, was fired Friday from her Job at a . Penney Salon after she was Given a verbal warning and then a corrective interview wednesday. Carter has lined up the support of the new Jersey chapter of the National organization for women and the american civil liberties Union and is discussing possible Legal Challenge. I have spoken with the president of now of new Jersey and i have consulted with now s lawyer car Ter said in an interview saturday. We re contemplating our next step of action to be  Carter said she was informed wednesday that her insistence on wearing pants violated the company s dress code and that it was grounds for dismissal. The code was applied earlier this year to Carter s store in the Quaker Bridge mall in Lawr Junce township and 18 other stores in the South Jersey and Southeast Ern Pennsylvania area. Penney spokesman Henry Rusman in Dallas said the code has Long been in use at other stores. Associates have been and will continue to be required to follow the dress code Rusman said. He said the code was established to ensure that employees Are professionally dressed when representing the company and dealing with customers. The code says women cannot Wear pants sleeveless or strapless dresses to shirts or tube tops. Men must Wear ties dress shirts and suits. Rusman said Penney s offers employees a 40 percent discount on clothing to help them comply with the at tire rules