Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, December 05, 1990, Page 16, Image 16

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    NATIONAL
Justice Department urges judge to avoid Gulf debate
WASHINGTON (AP) The
justice Department on Tuesday
urged a federal judge to stay
out of (lie evolving political
discussions lielween President
Bush and Congress over whelh
er U S military force will lie
used to push lrac| out of ku
wait
Arguing that it was .1 matter
for the "political brain lies' of
government. Congress and the
While House, Assistant Attor
ney (ienrr.il Stuart M C.erson
asked fur dismissal of a lawsuit
by 54 Demur ratii. lawmakers
that seeks an injunction requir
ing Hush to seek congressional
approval belurr attar king Iraqi
fun os
Hut i ounsel for the law
inakr'rs saui tin’ r ourt could
and should tell the president
not to engage in "snubbing his
nose" at Congress
Orson told U S District
|udge Harold II Greene that an
injunction is unnecessary Ire
cause "there has been no der i
sion. one way or another, to de
ploy forces" against Iraq
"It may well be that Iraq will
come to its senses, it may very
well Im- for the Congress to en
dorse the United Nations reso
lution" passed last Week by the
Securih Count:il authorizing
font' to expel Iraqi troops from
Kuwait after Jan tr>, (ierson
said.
"At this point, it's a matter
It) Im' worked out by the politi
cal branches." Gerson said
(ierson argued that granting
the injunction "would put this
court dirot tlv in the way of do
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fining what a war is itself be
i oming commander-in-t hief."
Gerson said
The lawmakers, joined Tues
day by Sen Tom Harkin. I>
Iowa, and eight House Demo
crats. brought suit Nov 2(1 to
i hallenge Mush's power to
wage war against Iraq without
lirst getting authorization from
(Congress
WETLANDS
Continued from Page 7
ed not to take the EPA to court
lint to do the best job we could
to come to an out of court
agreement." Missai said "In
spring 1‘1‘H) we reached an
agreement of flow to mitigate
for the fill, although we neither
admit nor deny wrong-doing."
Some $250,000 in funding
for the projei t came from the
slate, which Missar said was
interested in making certain
jobs were retained and tfia!
Spectra Physic s did not decide
to simply leave The city of Eu
gene has agreed in principle.
Missar said, to reimburse the
company for $200,000 in ( lists.
"Our argument was that
when we came here, it was a
three-way agreement," Missar
said "No one knew about this
problem when we came, so it's
no one agency's responsibility
to pay the costs,"
Besides controlling flooding,
wetlands store water, minimize
erosion and sedimentation, im
prove water quality, provide
wildlife habitat and recreation
areas, said Tim Bingham, an
analyst at Cine Council of Gov
ernments.
"The gist of the problem is
finding ways to balance the
protection of valuable resources
with tin* needs for certain kinds
of land use." said city planner
Neil Bjorklund
"So much of the land that we
had for industrial development
out there is land we've sunk
public money into," he said
"We've tried as much as possi
ble to provide for development
where the infrastructure is al
ready in place.”
Over a period of years, lljoik
!ulid said. $12 million of public
money has gone to build sew
ers. roads, water lines and oth
er developmental infrastructure
on lands now identified as at
least partial wetlands
IjCOC is preparing a draft
plan to be reviewed by the El’A
in December and by the public
early next year. The proposal,
Bingham said, is to build a wet
lands parkway along the Ama
zon Channel for research and
rei reational purposes The idea
is to develop a "mitigation
bank" of already restored wet
lands for commercial builders
who are required to mitigate to
buy into.
"Eugene is at the threshold
of restoring wetlands, some
thing that hasn't been done
anywhere else," Hjorklund
said We re trying to turn this
issue into a real benefit for the
community, and one they can
be proud of.”
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