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NY’s Steinbrenner strikes out
.STAY YORK (Ar) (ieorge
Steinbrenner's turbulent reign
.is New York Yankees ownei
.ill but ended Monday when
commissioner lav Violent
frmed him to Hive up control
ol the team for pa\ mg a s.mi
bier to dig up dirt on Dave
Winfield
Mi Sleinbrenner will
have no further involvement
in the management of the
New York Yankees or in the
day to day operations ol tb.il
i lub.'' Vincent said in an
notinc ing the dec tsion
The agreement c nine fol
lowing a da\ long meeting in
the i nmmissioner's offii e and
was the result ol a four-month
investigation into Nteinbren
nor s $40,000 pavment to
I low aid Spira
The Ml vear-old Stoinbren
ner w ill be allowed to < (insult
oil major business dec isions
involving tbe Yankees. but
cannot part it ipate in plavei
deals I le must also ask Vin
rent's permission to attend
games
I in all purposes Mr
Steinbrenner agrees that be is
to be treated as d be had been
ed on the permanent hum
igible list." Yini ent said I
hope this sad episode is now
over
Steinbrtmner also agreed
not to i ontest the (lei ision in
( (Hill
"I will not ( iimment on the
(lei ision," Steinhrennei said
"I'm very happy it was re
solved I'm lets satisfied s\ ilh
the resolution, and that's all
I m going to sas
As one baseball's more fiers
charai ters Steilihreimer was
famous for Ins hiring and fir
ing of managers partk ularlv
the late Hills Martin, and lot
feuding ssitli Ills players
Winfield ss.is one of Stein
hrennei s mans high pin ed
free agents, hut Stemhrenner
turned on the stai outfielder
•liter he went 1 for in the
pm 1 World Series loss to Los
Angeles Later. Steinhrennei
derided W infield as "Mr
Mas ,"’ saving he olds ( ame
through when it didn't ( aunt
Winfield .mil Stembrenner
feuded throughout the PtHtts
and after several years of trs
ing W infield ss as I malls trad
ed to ( sdifornia last Mas
Stembrennor is the otm
(wimr Id be penalized twice
(or major offenses lie was
suspended m 1 ‘174 b\ Bowie
KnIrn for making illegal earn
paign contributions to l’resi
dent Nixon
I am able to e\ aluale a pat
tern of behavior that borders
on the fiizarre." Vim ent said
It is apparent to me th.it
Mr Nteinbrenner does not ap
prei late the gray ity of Ills i on
dm t, he said
In short I must net the at
tenlion of this owner He
must learn to be more i aretul
to listen to Ills advisers, and
to i onsuler more i arefulK all
the ramifii ations of his con
dm t It is im sirx ere hope
that the sam lions will have
the result 1 intend It thev do
not I or mv successor will be
i onfronting Mi Steinlirenner
oik e again And that cannot
be in the best interest of base
ball "
The new s spread cpni k I\
through Yankee Stadium
where New York played De
troll and tans greeted the an
nouni ement with a 'ill sei ond
standing ovation
Subcommittee cuts
bomber’s $3.8 billion
WASHINGTON (A I’) A
House Armed Servu es subcom
mittee voted Monday to elimi
nate all $ i 8 billion in prtx ure
ment money President Hush
had sought for the H -2 homher
The panel on procurement
and military nuclear systems
adopted the proposal of its
i hairman Kep I .es Aspin U
U is . to stop buying the stealth
airi ratt after the la planes cur
rentlv under development are
delivered to the Air I on e
The Armed Services' sub
committee on resean h and de
velopment meets Tuesday to
take up the president's requests
for money for H-2 testing The
full committee meets later in
the day to put the finishing
tom lies on its $28,1 billion de
tense bill lor the fiscal year be
ginning Oct 1
In other .a tion behind i losed
doors, the panel eliminated the
Sl.i billion the Pentagon
sought for the program to move
the MX nuclear missile from
fixed silos to railroad i ars and
zeroed out the $1 I billion for
the AMKAAM anti airi raft mis
sile
Rejecting Defense Secretary
I)i< k Cheney's attempts to kill
the Y-22 Osprey, the House
panel added $11)5 million for
advance procurement of the
tilt rotor assault transport that
takes off like a helicopter but
can fly like a plane.
The panel also restrii ted the
purchase of the C 17 transport
aircraft, requiring Cheney to
i ertifv that the plane's first suc
cessful flight has been demon
strated before some SD50 mil
lion can be spent on the two
planes sought in the new fiscal
year The administration had
proposed spending $2.1 billion
on the C 17. a heavy transport
designed to land on fields that
the gigantic C-5 models cannot
use
The panel slashed $1.2 bil
lion from the classified A 12
Navy attack aircraft program
The subcommittee's action
on the I! 2 reflected the eroding
( ongressional support for the
airi raft, which is manufactured
by the Northrop Corp l.au
makers have expressed sti< ker
shoi k over the cost of a single
plane nearly $H(e> million
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