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Show irinaiT 6A The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, October ith China Port Call Garn Returns to Work, Scolds Crawling Congress Tribune Washington Bureau After a Jake Garn turned to Congress Wednesday. - WASHINGTON absence, Sen. Justice IlI-Sere- Congress is rushing to finish its work this week so that lawmakers, including Garn, can return home and campaign for r Garn, who is seeking his third Senate term this fall, is expected to overwhelm his Democratic challenger, Craig S Oliver. "Here we are on the fifteenth of October, and we havent passed any appropriations bills for this year. Garn said. And I certainly think where the fiscal year starts October the first, that we ought to be able to do our work by then." In lieu of passing 13 regular appropriations bills to fund the federal government in fiscal 1987, Congress is on half- the verge of passing a catch-all- , And the Republican, who had been recuperating in Park City from kid- By Thomas H. Corey five-wee- ney transplantation surgery, complained that Congress is still in ses- k re- sion. six-yea- Garn, who donated his left k dney to his eldest daughter, Susan Garn Horne, during a six hour operation here on Sept. 10, said he feels good, incision hurts if though his twisted or bumped But the senator doesn't feel good about the 99th Congress, which was supposed to have adjourned on Oct 3 It s unfortunate were still in session." he said. "I'm glad to be back But really, I think, the budget process has proven to have broken down again this year." tT h House Panel Critical of Hutton Case By Douglas Frantz Chicago Tribune Writer - WASHINGTON A House trillion dollar spending bill known as a "continuing resolution " It seems to get worse every year," Garn complained. Last year we passed four out of 13 appropriations bills. So I m disappointed from a process standpoint that we are still in Im very disappointed session. that we dont seem to be able to break this logjam, and that we pass so much " legislation at the end of the session Garn, meeting with Utah reporters in his Senate office, said, "Somehow I really think we need to look at a total change in the budgetary process." He blamed Congress' procrastination this year on "the tremendous size of the deficit, and tougher choices that have to be made on spending ... under the Gramm-Rudma- - n deficit-reductio- n law. "Congress tends to procrastinate when there are difficult choices to be made," the senator said. Garn recommended that Congress back up" the budget process, requirearlier in the ing it to pass a budget year. He contended that budget deadConlines, now routinely ignored by enforced be could by requiring gress, s a majority chambers to waive them ' three-fourth- That would force Congress "to sessions in May have tr.ese late-nigor June or July rather than at the end of the fiscal year, he said Three WASHINGTON (AP) to been selected have Navy warships make the first port call to mainland China in 37 years, the service said Wednesday The visit, announced earlier this month by Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger, will involve the cruiser Reeves, the deand the guided-missilOldendorf stroyer frigate Rentz The Reeves and Oldendorf are based in Yokosuka, Japan, the Rentz Adm. James A. Lyons of the Pacific Fleet, will travel aboard the Reeves for the visit, the Navy said. The three vessels will visit the East China Sea port of Qingdao from Nov 5 to Nov. 11. in San Diego Jr commander . sub- committee Tuesday voted along party lines in approving a strongly worded staff report that accused the Justice Department of mishandling its investigation of check overdraft-in- g by E.F. Hutton & Co. The report dismissed Justice Department assertions that its plea bargain with Hutton represented a significant victory. The report said. The truth is that the prosecution fell far short of this claim, and the American public and the cause of justice were by the resolution of the case. The report concluded that the department failed to prosecute Hutton officials who knew of the overdraft-in- g and tried to block the congressional inquiry into its handling of the case. The Justice Department response to the conclusions, while far shorter than the voluminous House report, was equally sharp in tone. It is a political report that lacks intellectual honesty," said John Russell, a department spokesman. The House Judiciary Committees subcommittee on crime approved the vote, with the four report by a Republican members dissenting. The Republicans released a lengthy written statement of opposition that praised the Justice Department. The report probably wrote the final chapter in the controversy surrounding the prosecution of one of the most widely publicized white-colla- r crimes in history. The report came nearly a year and a half after Hutton pleaded guilty on May 2, 1985, to 2,000 counts of mail and wire fraud and agreed to pay a $2 million fine and make restitution to the banks it had victimized. The main thrust of the plea was that Hutton had obtained up to $10 loans from billion in interest-fre- e dozens of banks from 1980 to 1982 by systematically overdrawing its bank accounts and purposely delaying the clearing of its checks. The failure to prosecute any Hutton employees, as a result of the plea bargain, drew sharp criticism on Capitol Hill and prompted Rep. Wilchairman of the liam Hughes, House subcommittee on crime, to open hearings last year into the Justice Departments handling of the case. In testimony last year, Stephen Trott, who was head of the criminal division at the time of the prosecution, told the subcommittee evidence was insufficient to prosecute high-levHutton officials and the plea bargain represented a comprehensive settlement of the case. But the report called the penalties a slap on the wrist and accused the Justice Department of violating its internal guidelines by granting im-nilly to too many Hutton employees and failing to pursue evidence were aware of the that higher-up- s scheme. Some individuals at all levels of the company did in fact have knowledge of the illegal activities and did act to further them," Hughes said 6-- 4 J Factory Representatives from Japan . . 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