Warning: SUID file has been modified and will not be repaired.

Hi ELBiggus
This is the Disk Utility conversation . I spoke with an Apple Technician who suggested that the double layer DVD installation disk Leopard is smart enough to do a clean install on all Apple hardware . So I am going to back up the Macbook pro and do the Clean and Install . Then I will see if that doesn't kill the problem , WHATEVER THE PROBLEM IS !!!
I still don't really know what it is , but it feels ominously similar to disk failure .

Repairing permissions for “Untitled”
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent" has been modified and will not be repaired.

Permissions repair complete

Dear Nageth :
I have enjoyed too many recent catastrophic discoveries with disk recovery to overlook this . Thank you for bringing your experience forward . Despite the fact that you feel sanguine about the SUID conundrum I
am going to do a clean reinstall . Should the report continue after that I may reconsider . Thank you Frederick

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Dear ElBiggus :
Googled that page yesterday and skimmed through it . Reading it a little more closely I am not certain anyone should consider this particularly trivial . I did like the idea of moving the offending folder though . The Apple remote events is not connected now .

The permissions are in a chain which the SUID sits at or near the top . This includes root which affects all users and directories . There is according to the Wikipedia entry more localized Suid which only affects directories and groups rather than the root or system .
I fail to see how a user as an Administrator is being included in Suid considerations for denial of such tasks as Permission repair . Perhaps the idea that as busy people we have more computer generated tasks as opposed to generating tasks for computer operating concepts , which seems to be an odd idea to introduce into Disk Utilities .
Frederick