European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 15, 1995, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 15, 1995 . The stars and stripes Page 7 James Brady injured in fall from wheelchair from the associated press Washington James Brady who was disabled in an assassination attempt on president Reagan has injured his leg and lost some Teeth in a fall trom his wheelchair. As a result of the fall in his hotel room monday night the former presidential press Secretary missed an anti violence symposium in new York City where he and his wife were scheduled to speak about gun control. Brady was treated at a Hospital in new York and returned to his Home in Washington on tuesday said Jamie Shor spokeswoman for the Washington based Center to prevent handgun violence. Brady was shot in the head in the 1981assassination attempt on Reagan outside a Washington hotel. Brady s wife Sarah i chairwoman of the Center to prevent handgun violence and Brady is a member of the group s Board of trustees. Mom jailed for Book Fine Erlanger  Mother was handcuffed a a hauled off to jail for not paying the $3 Fine on an overdue Library Book checked out by her son last year. Tanya Goetz 37, said that at the time she had no idea Why she was being arrested and did t even know her son had the Book. She was jailed for about eight hours and released on $100 Bond in Erlanger a Cincinnati  was charged with theft by deception and contempt of court for not returning the Book and Foran unrelated bad Check charge from 1992. She had paid the Check but the warrant apparently was withdrawn. While she was locked up her 14-year-old sort Chaz found the Book belonging to the Kenton county Public Library. His Mother later returned it and paid the Fine. The charges were dropped last week of -. / Fleiss loses sentence bid los Angeles Heidi Fleiss cannot serve he state prison sentence concurrently with a pending Federal sentence meaning she could be behind bars for eight years a judge said. Superior court judge Judith Champagne on wednesday rejected a request to merge the two sentences. -.    Hollywood Madam was sentenced in May to three years in state prison for pandering. She is free on $200,000 bail while she  also was convicted on Federal Money laundering and tax evasion charges in August and faces about a five year term when sentenced nov.13. She was allowed to remain free pending her sentencing. Mass lawmaker won t quit Washington just out of the Hospital following a liver transplant rep. Joseph Moakley abruptly switched gears wednesday and announced he would run for a 13th House term next , 68, had scheduled a news conference to announce his retirement but the Massachusetts Democrat said a Telephone conversation with his wife Evelyn who has been receiving treatment for a brain tumor changed his mind. She said Joe i understand what politics Means to you. I understand How hard you work and i would t ask you to give up your lifelong ambition " Moakley told reporters and fellow Massachusetts lawmakers who had gathered for his announcement. Gay Board member loses Des Moines Iowa a Man who served four terms on the Des Moines school Board before announcing he is homosexual lost his bid or re election in a race that gathered Attenni Orstrom politicians and interest groups As far away As  election. Sadly represents a loss to every single individual who is different in any Way Jonathan Wilson said tuesday night after the results were  candidates competed for two spots with Wilson finishing fourth amid record voter turnout for a school Board contest in the City. The winners former teacher Jane Hein and Harold Sandahl got support from concerned parents of Des Moines a group formed in february to oppose Wilson and what it called the Gay Agenda in schools. Ceo firms by Pat Griffith Toledo Blade Washington the tobacco Industry facing the threat of possible Federal regulation of nicotine As an addictive drug pumped a record setting $1.5 million into National Republican party organizations in the first six months of this year a report says. Industry contributions were part of a total of $20 Mil lion in so called soft Money the Republican party raised Between Jan. 1 and june 30. That is also a re Cord for a six month period Ever reported by either party said the nonpartisan group common cause which issued the report wednesday. Soft Money refers to contributions Given to National party committees for general organizing purposes not for an individual candidate for Federal office. Corporations and labor unions Are prohibited by Federal Law from giving directly to candidates while individuals and political action committees can contribute within specified limits. The contributions reported by common cause were received by the two parties National committees their Senate and House Campaign committees and their congressional dinner committees. Democratic party National committees took in nearly$10.5 million in soft Money contributions during the six month period of which $154,950 came from tobacco interests a.  " Overall Republican committees raised twice the amount they received in the first six months of 1994, while soft Money contributions to the democrats were Down by $2 million compared with a year ago. Leading the flow of Money from the tobacco Industry to Republican party coffers was Philip Morris which contributed $729,749. The study found that was a record for soft Money contributions from a single donor to a single political party of even to both parties combined for a january through june reporting period. During the same period Philip Morris gave $61,000in soft Money to the democrats including a $50,000 donation to the democratic National committee on March 14. Philip Morris matched that with a same Day $50,000 contribution to the Republican National com Mittee. Distributed by Scripps Howard nows Sonvico president Clinton talks to a Pupil at Mafield Woods Middle school in Elkridge my. As others make pledges. A non fells kids say drug free Elkridge my. A president Clinton marked the anniversary of his anti crime Law wednesday by leading Middle school children in a pledge to remain drug free and proud a crucial step in fighting crime he said. If we Don t do something to keep our Young people drug free we will never solve the crime problem Clin ton said. That begins first and Foremost with an act of per Sonal responsibility on the part of every  Clinton had the pupils of Mayfield Woods Middle school in Elkridge stand up and Promise to Lead healthy lives to reject drugs and alcohol and to encourage their friends to do the same. Afterwards about 40 children sealed their pledges with loopy cursive signatures on two Wall sized sheets of paper. Citing a recent Justice department report that showed a Stark increase in violent crime by juveniles Clinton told the pupils that their pledges took on even greater importance. We cannot rest. Until we do something to change that Clinton said. I am so tired of Reading stories about a 16-year-old boy shooting a 12-year-old boy and killing him because he thought he was treated with Dis respect. If the president took that position we d be out of bullets in this country Clinton was accompanied by attorney general Janet Reno drug policy director Lee Brown and members of the family of Enrique Camarena a drug enforcement Agency agent who was slain in Mexico in 1985. Reno said the anti crime act has helped communities hire 25,000 police officers has stiffened sentences and has kept 40,000 people with criminal records from Pur chasing guns. She announced Grants to 10 police departments to help fight gun violence among Young people. Clinton called the figures an american achieve ment and said he would fight any Effort by budget cutters in Congress to Cut support for the programs