European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 18, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars and stripes . Wednesday May 18, 1994breyer takes Bow amid roses thorns by Ann Mcfeatters Skripps Howard news service Washington in a sunny Rose Garden ceremony monday president Clinton publicly introduced his supreme court nominee by insisting that he had named the Man he really wanted. Continuing the comedy of errors that has plagued . Circuit judge Stephen Breyer a path to the highest court in the land he was wrongly introduced to the assembled vips As a Justice Breyer a although he Hasni to been confirmed by the Senate and sworn into office to replace retiring Justice Harry Blackmun. Earlier monday after spending the night in the White House Breyer was supposed to go jogging with Clinton. But signals got crossed and Clinton set out without him. An embarrassed Breyer had to be brought by Van to the jogging route. On sunday the White House limousine Wasny to at the proper airline Entrance to Greet him and he and his wife took a cab around the congested . Airport trying to find it. A in a glad i did no to bring my bicycle Down a Breyer joked monday. Until sunday the Only other time he and Clinton met was last year when Breyer was under consideration for the Job. Breyer recuperating from a bicycle Accident left his Hospital room in Boston to meet with Clinton. Eager to impress the president he did no to. Ruth Bader Ginsburg got the Job at the last minute. But on monday Clinton insisted he had picked the Best Man. He said Breyer has the a heart and head of a reformers judge Stephen Breyer meeting reporters looks Over his shoulder at president Clinton who a understands How government works and How Laws Are really made and a will also Grace the court with  Clinton took special note that Breyer a wife Joanna counsels children with cancer he did not mention that her father once headed Britain a conservative a. Party. A a v \ ���7. Trying to dispel the idea he san Ivory Tower judge Breyer promised to make decisions Clear to the average american with a no footnotes a or As few As  a / 7/ a Quot 7 while the selection process seemed Messy to outsiders Clinton said there were leaks because he Felt he had a constitutional duty to get input from senators who will vote on the nominee. A the More advice you seek the More leaks you have in Here the White House a he said. He also insisted that at least half of the information about his 37-Day decision making process was a downright wrong absolutely wrong factually  but he did no to clarify what he meant. Aides said that in his heart Clinton wanted to nominate his old Friend . Circuit court judge Richard Arnold of Arkansas. But they said he was worried because Arnold was treated for Lymphatic cancer and could have been criticized for making $500,000 in commodities trading ruling for a Whites Only club and being a a a crony of Clinton a. Aides also said Clinton wanted Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt on the court. But in a year when health care Reform is his top priority Clinton was said to have shied away from a fight with sen. Orr Hatch a Utah who said he believed Babbitt would pursue a Liberal Agenda. Clinton said Only that he was worried that Arnold a health might be a Factor and that he  Bear to lose Babbitt from his Cabinet. But asked about caving in to Hatch Clinton retorted a a that a just not right. I believe in this Guy Breyer a a a a a a Clinton a acting special counsel Lloyd Cutler helped convince him that the Well respected Breyer who once worked for the Senate judiciary committee was the safest least controversial appointment he could make. But it did no to help that Oyer the weekend Cutler was quoted As saying that Clinton chose Breyer because of a a problems with the other two men. A 7. A a a last year Clinton lost his temper when asked if his decision making about the supreme court had a a certain Zigzag Quality to it. It n a new found or. Seuss Story gives a wondrous View of a Daisy growing atop Mayzie Mcgrew. New York a the cat in the hat is Back a with a Book in a Nook. 7 a 20-year-old manuscript by or. Seuss the beloved children a author was discovered after his death his publisher said monday. Daisy head Mayzie will be published next Winter by random House and will be made into an animated cartoon. Audrey Geisel the authors widow found the script in the Bottom of a drawer As she was preparing to renovate her House in la Jolla Calif. Or. Seuss the pen name of Theodor Geisel wrote the Story As a screenplay. He used typically whimsical verse and supplied a Complete set of original drawings which will be reproduced in the Book. The cartoons animation will be created by artists working with the drawings Audrey Geisel said in a Telephone interview. Narrated by Seuss most famous character the cat in the hat Daisy head Mayzie is the Story of a girl who suddenly finds a Daisy growing from the top of her head. She is taunted by schoolmates chased by bees and scrutinized by those eager to solve her  after an agent talks her into cashing in on her notoriety Mayzie discovers the perils of overnight Suc Cess and concludes that love Means More than Fame and glory. A it is adorable a Geisel said of the Book. A a it a about the most Darling Daisy in the world. It quivers it shakes it shows fear it has All the emotions of anybody. I have never known a Daisy like this  although Mayzie is probably destined for literary stardom she will not be the last of or. Seuss creations to appear after his death. Random House executive Janet Schulman said the authors files contain much unpublished material. The publisher will print another Seuss Book with another artists illustrations next year. Seuss who died in. 1991, wrote and illustrated 48 children a books that together have sold More than 200 million copies. Of the places you la go his most recent creation has been on the new York times hardcover Best seller list for More than 130 weeks Over the past four years. Hanna Barbera cartoons will make the animated show for broadcast on int. For those who can to wait for their new Seuss fix Here Are the opening lines of Mayzie a a it a hard to believe such a thing could be True and i Hope such a thing never happens to you but it happened they say to poor Mayzie Mcgrew a California panel oks ban on indoor smoking Sacramento Calif. Up after being stalled for months in the legislature a Bill that would ban smoking in most of californians indoor workplaces was approved by a state Senate committee. The measure which now moves to the full Senate for a vote would create a statewide smoking ban and has been supported by a Broad coalition of service Industry environmental and labor groups. The Bill a sponsor Encino democratic assemblyman Terry Friedman praised the state Senate appropriations committee for approving what he called the strongest state anti smoking measure in the nation. The measure had been heavily amended in the Senate to pre empt stronger local ordinances and allow smoking sections in restaurants but the provisions were removed monday follow ing weeks of negotiations. Under the Bill California w7ould establish a statewide smoking ban beginning Jan. 1, 1995, for most indoor workplaces including bars hotels and restaurants. To Garner Industry support Friedman included exemptions for hotels and motels to exclude 65 percent of their rooms and a Quarter of their lobby space from the measure. The Bill is opposed by the tobacco Industry and some service Indus try groups that contend the ban would drag Down the already sluggish state Economy and hamper tourism. On another front Philip Morris inc. Is pressing Forward with a proposed ballot measure that would create a More lenient 1 statewide smoking ban and nullify stronger local ordinances. The measure would allow business and building owners a. Rather than government officials a to decide where to permit smoking