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VOLUME XXIV, NO 74 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN ATOLL, ~ARSHALL I~LANDS FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 Reagan Slaps Japan With Tariffs Bus Attacks By SUSANNE M SCHAFER ASSOCiated Press Wnter result of alleged VIOlations of the subject to the 100 percent tanffs Kill 107 1986 agreement • Color teleVISIOns WIth 18-, 19- and COLOMBO, Sn Lanka (AP) - SANTA BARBARA, Cahf Under that agreement, Japan 20-mch screens TamIl mlhtants attacked three buses PreSident Reagan, carrying through promised to stop "dumpmg" semi­ • Power dnlls with chuck sIzes of and two trucks With machme guns on a threat to retahate agrunst Japan­ conductors, or computer ChIPS, at I/2-Inch or larger, power sanders, and grenades today, draggmg out ese manufacturers for alleged pnces far below theIr true value, and gnnders and pohshers, power passengers and kllhng 107 people, ViOlations of a computer chip agree­ to open Japanese markets more fully percussIOn hammers the government announced ment, today slapped 100 percent to U S computer chIps sales • Lap-top computers with hquld­ TIlak Ratanakara, chairman of the tanffs on four categones of Japanese "The health and the vitality of the crystal screens government Media Center, Said It was goods U S semIconductor Industry are • Most desktop computers and cal­ beheved most of the VictIms were They are color televlSlons, rotary essentIal to Amenca's future compet­ culators now on the market Smhalese dnlls and other power tools, desk itiveness," Reagan said "We cannot Information supphed by the White Other offiCials, speaklOg on condi­ calculators and automatic data allow It to be Jeopardized by unfaIr House saId that the tanffs on personal tIOn of anonymIty, saId the Stnhalese processmg machmes tramng practices" computers Will account for more than were segregated from the TamIls and Reagan said the tanffs, which The White House statement saId half of the tanffs - or $180 billIon Moslems and shot would 10 effect double the cost of the these Japanese Imports would be worth Ratanakara saId many Tamll guer­ Hems, Will cover $300 mllhon In nllas stopped the three buses and two annual sales Rebels Hold Out In Demand Of trucks on a Jungle road near Aluth­ "The products upon which the Oya Village, 115 miles northeast of tanffs are being raised where chosen Amnesty For Rights Abuses Colombo, the capital Women and to mlmmlze the Impact on Amencan By WILLIAM H HEATH chIldren were among the dead, he consumers and bUSInesses," Reagan ASSOCiated Press Wnter suspected leftIsts Said said In a statement "All these prod­ He had been conSidered likely to The army was called out to protect ucts are aVaIlable from domestic or BUENOS AIRES, Argentma - be formally charged after proVIdIng Villagers and retneve bodIes 10 the other foreign producers" Rebels led by a cashiered army major testImony area, Ratanakara saId The hst of Hems was cut down accused of helptng run a detention Palau from an Imtlal compIlatIOn put out by and torture center held out at a the White House late last month That provtnctal garnson today m demand No Additional Money For Compact lIst Included refngerators, film, com­ of amnesty for offIcers accused of KOROR, Palau (AP) - Three proVided the government with an es- puter disks and automobIle stereos human TIghts VIOlations Amencan congressmen have made It tlmated $130 mllhon once It was Reagan said the tanffs, which take PreSIdent Raul Alfonsm sum­ clear that the U S Congress IS m no Implemented effect ImmedIately, would offset the moned the commanders of ArgentI­ mood to add more money to a pro- Ohkong and other House of Dele- $300 mllhon In losses claimed by na's five Army corps to an emergency posed Compact of Free ASSOCIation gate members worked agamst the 75 U S semiconductor makers as a meet10g today to assess the rebelhon, for the Western PaCIfIC Island state of percent voter approval needed to ANIMAL LIFE FORM conSIdered the gravest cnsls of hiS Palau overnde a nuclear-free prOVISIOn m 40-month-old clvlhan government "Even If the admmlstratIon was to Palau's constitutIon PATENTS POSSIBLE Alfonsm appealed to the rebels at a change Its posltlon and ask for more De Lugo's stance was supported 500-man paratroop regiment near the money, they couldn't get H," said by CongressIOnal Delegate Ben Blaz WASHINGTON - A new western cIty of Cordoba to surrender government pohcy would allow In­ CongressIOnal Delegate Ron de Lugo, of Guam and U S Rep Robert J m a nationally broadcast speech last D-V I "It's Just not m the cards" LagomarsinO of Cahforma, both ventors to patent new ammal hfe mght He declared that "the democra­ forms created through gene sphcmg De Lugo and two other members Republicans cy of the Argentines IS not of the House Intenor Subcommittee Blaz said dunng the nearly two- but speCifically bars the patentIng of negotIable" new human charactenstIcs, the U S on Insular and InternatIOnal AffaIrS hour meetIng, "You can't have H both An estImated 150,000 flag-wav1Og told Palau legIslators, governors and ways You can't have all the benefits Patent and Trademark Office an­ demonstrators gathered outSide the nounced today tradwonal chtefs yesterday that a of being an Independent country and natIOnal Congress bUlld10g 10 Buenos The patent office "Will conSider compact Signed IOtO law last year "IS an U S tern tory " AIres and roared therr approval of AI­ generous already" Palau's government IS fmancially apphcatlons on new types of ammals fonsm's speech amplified over loud­ produced by human tnterventlOn," Last month, two admlmstratlOn strapped Earher thiS year, the sub- speakers SImilar, though smaller, "m representatIves told Palauans there commtttee satd Palau had accumulated Oscar Mastm, a patent office spokes­ support of democracy" ralites were man, srud today would be no renegotiatIon of the pact a $6 mllhon debt and could expect a held 10 all of the natIon's major CItieS, which would have brought the $5 mllhon shortfall dUTlng fiscal New breeds of ammals produced mcludlOg Cordoba, 440 mIles north­ by traditIOnal breeding methods Will 14,000 reSidents nearly $1 bllhon In 1987 west of the capital stIll be Inehglble for patents, he said US aid over a 50-year term The subcommittee has recom- Gen Antomo FIchera, commander Palau IS the only pollttcal entity m mended $10 787 mllhon for Palau And the office "Will not conSider of the Third Army Corps, which IS an applIcatIOn involVing a human the Trust Terntory of the PaCifIC Is- dUTlng fIscal 1988 Palau PreSident based 10 Cordoba, Issued a commu­ being," said Masttn, conflrmtng a lands not to approve a new pohtIcal Lazarus Sahl, who met separately mque saymg hIS troops, whIch 10- pubhshed report status WIth the Umted States The with the congressmen dunng theIr 43- clude the pardtroop regiment, would Another patent offiCial, however, trusteeshIp was establIshed 10 1947 hour VISIt, has saId he Will ask for respond to all orders "except those said the pohcy could lead eventually by the Umted NatIOns followlOg the $13 million at House AppropnatlOn retemng to mtlItary repressIOn agaInst to commerCial protectIOn of new end of World WarTI CommIttee heanngs Apnl 28 In other umts " Palau House of Delegates Speaker Washmgton human ltfe forms The major, Ernesto GUillermo "The declSlon says higher hfe Santos Ohkong told the congressmen, The subcommittee members went Barreiro, took refuge 10 the 14th forms Will be conSidered and It could 'The only thlOg I can tell you IS If you to Palau followtng meetmgs on Guam Paratroop RegIment late Wednesday stIll believe It'S generous, OK, that's with Guam and Northern Manana Is- be extrapolated to human beIngs," m defiance of federal Judges seek10g Charles E Van Horn, director of your belief The best way IS for us to lands' government leaders orgamc chemiStry and bIOtechnology hiS testlmony regarding atrocities rematn as a Trust Terntory, so you C In the U S patent office, told The committed at La Perla detentIOn camp don't have to try anyth10g We don't ommandant Defends New York Times, which reported the near Cordoba dunng the 1976-1983 have ~? enter IOtO a compact we don't Manne Image new pohcy In today's edltlons nghtlst mlhtary dictatorship Human want By NORMAN BLACK Under the pohcy adopted by the nghts groups say Barreiro was an of­ In a plebIscIte last December, AP MIlItary Wnter Commerce Department's Patent and fIcer at the camp and partICipated 10 Palauns gave 66 percent approval to a Trademark Office and scheduled to be abductIOns, torture and murder of proposed pact which would have WASHINGTON - The comman­ pubhshed Tuesday, patents of dant of the Manne Corps, Gen P X ammals with new traits produced Thousands Of Pilgrims Walk Kelley, said today that the "alleged through new reproductive tech­ actIOns of a few Mannes 10 Moscow" nologIes, mcludmg genetic engmeer- In The Footsteps Of Jesus should not tarOlsh the Image of a 109, Will be allowed By NICOLAS B TATRO proud corps with a 38-year record of The pohcy would make the U Oited ASSOCiated Press Wnter A long procesSIOn made up of "Impeccable" embassy duty States the first country to patent groups of pllgTlms smglng and pray- Kelley saId hiS own reactIOn to the animals JERUSALEM - Chnsuan pll­ 109 10 different languages wound past arrest of three Manne embassy guards SCientists and farmIng experts say gnms smgmg hymns, readIng from the 14 stations of the Cross on the Via m a wldenlOg sex-for-secrets scandal the technology has Important eco­ prayer books and carrytng wooden Dolorosa, markmg the route Jesus had been shock, dlsbehef and then nomiC consequences for the bIO­ crosses crowded the Via Dolorosa, took to hiS cruCifiXIOn anger technology Industry and agnculture walkmg 10 the footsteps of Jeslls on The groups mcluded pllgnms from "At thIS Juncture, I belIeve It'S up It could produce, for example, Good Fnday devottons marktng the Denmark, West Germany, France, to the Amencan people to Judge cows that gIve more mtlk or pigs that day of Chnst's cruCifIXIOn the Umted States, Italy, EthIOpia, whether or not the alleged actions of a have less fat It often takes years to IsraelI soldiers carrymg automatic Sweden South Afnca, Ireland and few Mannes 10 Moscow should Im­ produce commerCIal traits USing nfles patrolled the wmdtng, cobble­ Pales timan boy and girl scouts 10 pact adversely on the Image of a very natural, selecllve breedtng, the stone streets as thousands of VISItors umform proud corps I have great faIth 10 sCIentIsts say crowded Jerusalem's Old CIty "It puts flesh on the story we have the abilIty of my fellow Amencans to A coalition of ammal welfare and The ChTlstlan Easter celebratIons read so many times," saId the Rev address thIS subject with balance, pubhc pohcy groups led by the of both the Eastern Orthodox and Joe Condren of Gormanston College with fatrness and WIth obJectIVIty" Humane Society of the Umted States Western churches cotnclded thiS year near DublIn, Ireland Kelley also said there had been co­ and the FoundatiOn on Economic with the week-long JeWish Passover "ThIS devotton IS one of retrac10g ordinatIOn problems among vanous Trends m WashIngton was formed on observances which brought tholl­ the stops that Jesus made and the Im­ Pentagon and mtellIgence agencies m Thursday to block ImplementatIon of sands of Orthodox Jews to the ages we see here are helpful to a bet­ the early phases of mvestigatlOg the the pohcy Watlmg Wall ter understandIng," saId Condren scandal LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 Have A Happy Easter! SpecIal ServIces would lIke to wIsh everyone a Happy Easter at theIr annual Easter Egg Hunt for everyone In pre­ school through SIxth grade Come out for lots of fun and Easter candy Be the lucky WInner of the specIal eggs and WIn Macy's gIft certIfIcates Have a happy Easter and we'll see you at the egg hunt'

Thls must be the speo.al egg cause lt s !rune I - E Bunny Sailing Over The Ocean Green ThiS IS where the Yuk Club meets the Yacht Club As one of the promotional activities done m conjunction with Apnl 25's annual Swashbuckler's Ball, the KwaJalem Yacht Club cruised thiS derelict-like sallmg vessel to the front of the Yokwe Yuk Club, where the dmner dance will be held The Swashbucklers Ball IS a freewheeling event open to everyone on Island Costumes themed to the Idea of swashbucklmg are encouraged but not required Dinner for the evening Will mclude a chOice of pnme nb or Cornish game hen In pmeapple/tenyakl sauce Shermle and fnends Will provide musIc for those with sea legs A limited amount of tickets are available, but can be pirated from the followmg for a ransom of Shuttle For Weekend Farewell $20 a person Tom at H4549, DiCk, W 2168, Stu, W3562, Larry, H2577, or Jim, W2139 Bus transportatlon WIll be prOVIded for thIS Saturday's Hatl and Farewell Party at the K wajalem (Photo by LARRY ALLEN, PRC Kentron Photo Lab) Country Club TransportatIOn to the country club, KirniJ- Kararik Tok Korn ••••••••••••••••••••••• along the route shown on the map below, starts at 6 p m and wIll run every half hour afterwards tIll KlmljKarankTokKomlstheMarshallesewayof •.Make Reservations Now • 7 30 Returns WIll start at 9 p m welcomIng someone The hteral meamng IS, "We • • make you no longer strangers " • for • Ocean Road X No longer strangers to us today are the Lothndge • tiD L h· K C C famIly - CW3 JIm Lothndge, hIS WIfe Terese and • Sec re ary s ay unc • rt theIr daughters, JessIca, 8, and Enca, 2 • At 1 h e Vuk CI u b • ( • cS:ic... _ Lagoon Road JIm comes from the Aberdeen Provmg Ground m • O· (---~oo:...-- Maryland Here at USAKA he WIll be an Army Food· P ~ 0 n e 3 4 (J 9 : ~~T~ • • The Lothndge famIly has never been to Kwajalem :. •••••••••••••••••••••• --~... ~. ____ ~pa~cl~fl~c~Dr~lv~e ., . ___ / before, but already they thInk 11'S "great We're gomg to love It " EAtH tHILlt \yILL I~EtEIYE A Wot"ship Set"vices :Fot" Eastet" wemend. .IU CIElI. CATHOLIC Ecumanlcal Good Frlday Sarvlca ell. ,\\I~ S'''TEI Saturday Mass (AntICIpated) A ServIce of Darkness will be celebrated on Good 5 15 pm, Island Memonal Chapel Fnday at 8 p m In the hland Memonal Chapel The Commumty ChOIr, dIrected by Dick Shields, wIll -= ::: ~,.=:, =:.."": YOUR. YUK. CLUB Sunday Masses RICE MJI&ED PCJTJCOE a:JIIN CJ'!IRIEN aD! TO 7 15 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel sing ChaplaIn Bob John<;on Will present the =..,e:..""':..., ~ =:.1I..ICa lP'mtIESIEN"lr'S: memtauons and Marlene Reesman Will play the organ DID..L.ED SM.AD 8AAII TC&&ED SALAD 9 15 am, Island Memonal Chapel DAE'BSINJB TASTY TCMU'O CAfIiOT mcxs for the ecumemcal servIce CJiBIt ..... 9IIIl..AO 01IU..ED a..o..MIB' Nt 11 20 am, ROI-Namur Commumty Chapel !iID.JII CJI&IIoI IIJIC( ~ 0EE8E/ Monday-Fnday Masses ThIS ServIce of Darkness, with anthems 4 45 pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel composed by Dale Wood, commemorates the ~~~E~~~~ SUJ'fD!1Y suffenng and death of Chnst, and IS based on the ...... ,.... ConfessIOns .JJItE IIMI CJWGI! fIItoEAPP\..E TtIW'D Saturday, 4 30-5 pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel anCIent Tenebrae DatIng from the 8th century, ADULTS .,,, Also In the chaplam's offIce, call 2116 beforehand Tenebrae was ongInally celebrated on Wednesday, I .. 11 1791 Thursday and Fnday of the Holy Week It -41 .. 7 ISM THE CHAMPAGNE' and Tr 835, call 4535 beforehand SUHICiA'lr .UlR.nlL n'9 lFAMIlL'lr li]WHCH represented the darkness that fell over the earth as the RESEFtVm ICHi AEClJIAEo, CALL. 14e't':J419 SEm'INJ ,:sr 1~ ~ and llJQ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LA TTER-DA Y Son of God was crucIfIed SAINTS Candles symbohze Chnst, who IS our LIght and ServIces are held m the Corlett Recreauon Center t~e LIght of the World They dre used at ImpreSSIve 1 IIII~~I£S n~ I.ISI·LA \' \\'ILL 11£ Pnesthood and Rehef SOCIety meetIngs start at 9 45 ceremomes at Chnstmas tIme to symbolIze the am, Sunday school at 10 40 and Sacrament meetmg commg of the LIght The use of candlehght In a GI\'E~ A\\' A\' AT llt,\\ I~ Flm.T at 11 25 VISItors are always welcome For more darkened church on Good Fnday portrays the fadmg mformatIon, call Mark Hanson at H2885/W6491 lIght of the world as Chnst was leavIng It WIth each till" mE o.lRI medItatIOn the candles are progressIvely & ServIces on ROl-Namur are held at 8 am m the ROl-Namur Commumty Center Call Paul De La extmgUIshed Cruz at H66011W6174 for more mformauon about

the ROl meetmgs MAJURO &. ~4J.u.xlll ARTISTS INVITE YOU TO iKEIR PROTESTANT Surf and Sun Easter Sunday mommg worshIp servIces Will be AS OF 12 01 am held at 6, 8 and 11 am, the sunnse servIce at Emon Fnday, Apn117, 1987 Beach and the latter two at the Island Memonal Dally ramfall 0 00 Chapel Chaplam Robert Johnson WIll preach the Monthly ramfall 1 69 sermons At the 6 a m servIce, the message WIll be Yearly total 9 64 TOMORROW ON KW AJALEIN "Because He LIves," based on John 14-19 At 8, Sunnse 6 38 a m "He Goes Before Us," based on Matthew 28 1-11, Sunset 6 59 p m and for the 11 o'clock servIce, "We Are WItnesses," Moonnse based on Acts 10 39-41 Moonset 10 52 P m SpeCIal mUSIC at the 8 a m servIce wIll be pro - HIgh TIde 709 am 54'-733 P m 37' vided by Cheryl ShIelds and Knstm KIrsch At the ~wn&12~amI4~I~pmI6 11 o'clock servIce, Judy McLaughhn, Ronda Martm SUNDAY and Tracy MIller Will smg Sunnse 638 a m Sunset 659 p m Sunday school classes for all ages are held at the Moonnse 12 05 a m Moonset 11 56 am George Seltz School at 9 30 a m Adults are present HIgh TIde 8 05 a m 4 8 '-8 55 p m 3 2' to aSSIst newcomers m fmdmg thelT classrooms Low TIde 1 12 ami 9'-3 11 pm 2 I' The Sunday evemng worshIp servIce on ROl-Na­ SUJm\y APRD.. 2Mb. MONDAY mur WIll be held at 6 30 p m In the Commumty II 1.05]:111 Sunnse 6 38 a m Sunset 6 59 p m BUIldmg and wIll be led by Chap lam Todd LaBute Moonnse 106 a m Moonset 12 59p m

Gospel servIce WIll be held Sunday evemng at 7 l'tIflD .urrrsrs I'ftCJI IUJURO WnJ. BE BIltRGING iICftIS P!I(JI p m m the Ken Schneck FellowshIp Center behInd SIX OF na:IR LOCAL ,urnSTS HIgh TIde 9 37 am 4 4' M.tJfY ARTISTS P1O': IWAJALEIN Low TIde 5 34 p m 2 2'-2 13 am 2 5' Surfway wnl A.L50 BE &'QHBl1ING Nursery IS proVIded for the 11 a m servIce at the FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 4700 Scout Hut

__...... aal __.[dl$ ...... r~'-,-.--'-,-.--,--,-~-- ...... -.---" ~_¥fo~t~_&J~,~,~J...... ~~I.r ...... _...... t ...... c WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 Reagan Upbeat To Consult Allies South Korea Briefly By MERRILL HARTSON Students Clash HERSHEY, Pa (AP) - ArtI­ ASSOCIated Press Wnter further negonatIons and plans " With Police fIcIal heart recIpIent Robert Cress­ The SOVIet proposal made to SANTA BARBARA, CalIf well dIed today after hVIng for 397 Shultz 10 Moscow would mean the SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - days on the Penn State Heart, PreSIdent Reagan IS talkIng hopefully elImmatlon of about 130 short-range of a US-SovIet arms control accord RIOt polIce battled agalO today WIth Hershey MedIcal Center offIcIals SOVIet mISSiles 10 East Germany and by year's end, while pledgmg no thousands of students protestlOg the announced CzechoslovakIa, 10 addlton to gettmg government's ban on debate on how Dr VIctor Rohrer said Cresswell, hasty deCISIOns on a KremlIn nd of all U S and SOVIet medIUm­ proposal to ehmInate all short-and South Korea chooses ItS preSIdent 49, rued of respIratory arrest range mIssIles 10 Europe medIUm-range nuclear miSSIles from WItnesses saId at least 20 students Cresswell receIved the I-pound, Gorbachev offered to Include those at SIX Seoul umversltles were mJured, rur-dnven pump on March 17, 1986 Europe weapons, whIch have a finng range Reagan, after gettmg a 75-mmute most of them hit by tear gas camsters HIS own ruseased heart had been re­ of 350 to 600 mIles, 10 a treaty to bnefIng from Secretary of State fIred by polIce placed SIX days earlIer wIth a donor scrap medIUm-range nussIles except Some of the students threw fIre­ heart, whIch hIs body rejected George Shultz at hIS mountamtop for 100 warheads that would be left m ranch near here, saId "We've nar­ bombs and many hurled stones at the Cresswell had been waItIng for SOVIet ASIa and 10 the Umted States rowed the gaps a httle more" on polIce the past year for a human heart to The alhes fear that ehmmatIon of There were no Immediate reports replace the Penn State Heart Doc­ medIUm-range weapons these weapons would leave them vul­ "I remaIn OptimIStiC about an of arrests 10 the second consecutIve tors were unable to fInd a donor nerable to the SOVIet Umon's supenor day of student-pohce clashes, which heart because of Cresswell's large agreement thIS year," saId Reagan, conventIOnal fighung capabilIty standIng outSIde hIS adobe-style erupted after students rallIed 10 SIze and the fact that hIS body Shultz took Issue WIth suggestIons advance of the anmversary of a major produced a hIgh level of anubod1es "Rancho del Clelo" WIth Shultz, who that Gorbachev's proposal probably had Just returned from a meet10g WIth student upnsmg on Apnl 19, 1960 * * * would diVide the Umted States and ItS About 2,600 students, some of HONOLULU (AP) - The state SOVIet leaders In Moscow The alhes preSIdent saId he's optImistIc that he them brandlshmg torches, rallIed at Department of EducatIon IS seekIng "If we are placed 10 a box, It'S a and SOVIet leader MIkhaIl S Korea UmversIty, the wItnesses SaId $400,000 for an AIDS educatIon wonderful box to be 10 It's the box About 1,500 tned to break through program for all pubhc IntermedIate Gorbachev "can complete an hlstonc we've been trymg to get IOta," the agreement on East-West relatIons at a polIce ranks for about two hours and hIgh school students 10 Hawall secretary saId "That IS, we have been In 1960, students at the Korea The budget bemg conSIdered by summIt meenng " workmg from day one to bnng about NeIther Reagan nor Shultz would campus spearheaded a bloody demon­ legIslators calls for an appropnatIOn radIcal reducuons 10 these weapons stratIon that tnggered popular up­ of $295,000 respond In detaIl to reporters' systems" questIOns about whether Amenca's nSlOgs natIonWIde and led to the fall However, Nell AbercrombIe, He srud the questIon of removmg of the government speCial aSSIstant to school Super­ NATO allIes would be upset over an battlefield-type tactIcal nuclear weap­ accord that essentIally nds Europe of By nud-afternoon, slnular clashes mtendent Charles ToguchI, told the ons, those of very short range, IS not had been reported at Yonsel, Dang­ House EducatIOn Comrmttee yester­ mISSIles a part of the superpower negouanons Shultz, however, dId say, "{ don't kuk, Seoul NatIOnal, Honglk and day that amount would not be As for the conventional force Im­ Dongkuk umverslues enough to reach all students In thmk that at all The opportumtes balance m Europe, he srud the UOlted grades 7-12 before us are all very posItIve" States has "a negouatIon gomg on Courthouse Shooting AbercrombIe Said the average cost And Reagan promIsed to "consult nght now to set a mandate" for talks Wounds Man of takmg care of a person WIth AIDS personally wIth our NATO alhes on that would broaden those ranges $40,000 to $150,000 "If we ST CLOUD, MInn (AP)­ prevent fIVe or SIX mtermedlate or AIDS Hits Minority Women, Several shots were fired at the Steams hIgh school students from con­ By BRENDA C COLEMAN County courthouse today, woundIng tractmg AIDS, we WIll have saved ASSOCiated Press Wnter one man, and a woman was arrested the cost of thIS program" he saId typIcally pictures whItes Mmontles, therefore, may be re­ when she turned herself In at pohce *** CHICAGO - Seventy percent of headquarters a short tIme later, BRUSSELS, BelgIUm (AP) - celvmg "the nusimpressIOn that AIDS women WIth AIDS 10 the Umted authontles saId NATO has begun an urgent debate In heterosexuals IS a white dIsease, States are black or HispanIC, a fact Just as prevIous reports conveyed the ValentIne Onwublko Obasl, 26, of that could determme whether the that may have been obscured by St Cloud, was shot tWice In the superpowers conclude a deal to false ImpreSSIOn that AIDS IS a gay efforts to aVOId sugmatIzmg mmon­ dIsease," SaId the edltonal by Dr throat and taken to St Cloud Hos­ withdraw hundreds of nuclear mIS­ ties, saId an ednonal today In a pital, pohce and medIcal personnel at sIles from Europe before PreSident Constance B Wofsy of the UnIver­ leadIng medIcal Journal Sity of CalIforma at San FranCISco the scene said HIS COndItIOn was not Reagan leaves offIce 10 1989 These women, and women 10 gen­ Immediately known The North AtlantiC Treaty InformatIOn to help those at eral, should be targets of educatIonal greate<;t nsk must be offered In The shoOltng took place 10 a cor­ OrgamzatlOn srud yesterday It was campaIgns about the deadly Viral ndor on the thIrd floor of the court­ launchIng a study of the Imphcanons "hIghly speCifIC language famIlIar to disease, saId the commentary In the (the) reCIpIent, culturally Integrated house, polIce SaId for Western secunty of Moscow's Journal of the Amencan MedIcal ASSistant PolIce ChIef Jim MolIne new offer to Widen the scope of nu­ and dehvered by educators who are Assoclanon themselves at ease WIth sexual SaId Obasl and the suspect may have clear mISSile cuts 10 Europe TwentY-SIX percent of the women tOPICS," she said been at the courthouse for a court Secretary of State George Shultz, who got AIDS last year got It from appearance Shenff Charles Grafft after three days of talks with Soviet More than 80 percent of women male sexual partners, compared to gett10g acqUIred Immune defICIency saId the woman left the courthouse leaders 10 Moscow, bnefed alliance 12 percent 10 1982, Said a study syndrome are 10 their chIldbeanng after the shootIng and turned herself offICials on the KremlIn's offer and accompamed by the edltonal m at polIce headquarters saId NATO now faced "hard deCI­ years, the researchers saId MeanwhIle, another AMA pub­ Carol Mohtor, a clerk In the county SIOns" on nuclear dIsarmament "Women are a major source of hcanon saId the hIgh retaIl pnce of the mfectlon for chIldren," Hardy saId 10 motor vehIcle dIVISIOn, was takmg a * * * only drug so far approved by the break on the fIrst floor of the court­ WASHINGTON (AP) - No a telephone mtervlew yesterday "If U S Food and Drug AdmmIstratIOn 10 house when she heard rapid gun­ causal hnk between formaldehyde we can prevent 1OfectIon women, It for treatmg AIDS threatens to put the WIll also have an effect on preventmg shots and human cancer has been proven, "About 30 seconds later, I heard but the EnVIronmental ProtectIOn medIcatIOn out of reach for many InfectIOn In chIldren In a sense, patIents somebody scream," Mohtor SaId She Agency reaffirmed that the chermcal there's a double benefit" Drug abuse remaInS the largest Many women may be unaware of returned to her office and told some­ probably does cause the disease one to call the polIce EPA WIll use Its cancer nsk smgle way that AIDS spreads to thelT nsk of catchmg AIDS and about women, accountIng for Just over 50 the pOSSibIlIty of passing the fatal, assessment 10 decldmg thIS summer Soviets Conduct whether addItIonal regulatIOns are percent of cases, said the study by Incurable Illness to theIr fetuses, the necessary, Charles ElkInS, head of Dr Mary E GUInan and publtc health study and the edltonal SaId 4th Nuclear Test EPA's OffIce of TOXIC Substances, speclahst Ann Hardy of the national Most of the estlmated 6,000 AIDS By MARK PORUBCANSKY said yesterday Centers of DIsease Control In Atlanta patlents on MedIcaId Will be able to ASSOCiated Press Wnter The agency, WhICh said some Seventy percent of the 1,819 wo­ receIve AZT at httle or no cost, but garment workers could face an men In the study were black or HIS­ many large health msurance plans do MOSCOW - The Soviet Umon pamc, the researchers saId, but an mcreased nsk of cancer of about not cover the cost of drugs taken saId It conducted an underground accompanyIng edltonal SaId news outSide the hospItal, the newspaper three 10 10,000, already has asked nuclear explOSIOn today at Its test the OccupatIonal Safety and Health articles dramatIZIng the AIDS nsk SaId range m SOVIet Central ASIa, the AdmimstratIOn to deCide whether fourth smce the SovIets ended theIr some 1 1 mIllIon garment workers Volcano Erupts, Kills Two 19-month umlateral test ban Feb 26 need addItIonal protecnon CATANIA, SicIly (AP) - Gas from a crater The offICial Tass news agency SaId The EPA, based on studies, has and hot rocks spewed today from Renato Cnstofohm, a volcanolo­ the 20- to 15O-kIioton nuclear deVIce put the chemIcal 10 a class of prob­ Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and gIst 10 CatanIa who mom tors Etna's exploded at 5 05 a m Moscow tIme, able causes of human cancer for most active volcano, killIng a 9-year­ activIty, said there had been other or 9 05 p m EDT yesterday whIch there IS "lImIted" eVIdence, old French boy and hIS mother and explOSIOns 10 the same area In recent Twenty kIlotons was the Yield of although It already has been shown mJunng other tounsts, offiCIals SaId weeks "Tounsts are warned not to the atomIc bomb the Umted States to cause cancer 10 laboratory ammals Col Sllvano Brunchml of the CIvIl go near the craters," he SaId dropped on HiroshIma, Japan, In Defense Mmlstry 10 Rome SaId three The explOSIOn occurred 9,900 feet 1945 One kiloton IS the explOSive FinanCial News other members of the famIly, who are above the ground on the southeastern force of 1,000 tons of TNT French, were hospltahzed slope of the volcano, offiCials said Tass saId the test was deSIgned to DOLLAR CLOSING BrunchInI said several other people The area IS nearly at the summit perfect mIlItary technology, but It In Tokyo was 10 the group of French and Itahan In 1979, mne tounsts were killed proVided no other mformatlOn 14280 tounsts, who were on the southeast 10 a SimIlar aCCident They had made The SovIets announced the three Stock Market closed today due to slope near the summIt, suffered mmor an excurSIOn to the nm of the prevIOus explOSIOns on Feb 26, Good Fnday mJunes volcano, when ash, gas and hot rocks March 12 and Apnl 3 OffiCials said about 25 people were spewed out and showered the group Soviet leader MIkhaIl S Gor­ No Stock quotatIons on a gUIded tour of the volcano when PolIce closed the traIl .. for a whtle, bachev declared d halt 10 nuclear tests the gas and hot volcamc rocks shot but they were later reopened In August 1985 o ., FEATURES HOURGLASS FRIDAY APRIL 17 Ann ers he Airplane Game Dear Ann Landers My By LAWRENCE KILMAN husband and I were amazed and ASSOcIated Press Wnter delIghted by these words wntten by my 88-year-old father, who IS a guest "AIrplane," the newest tWISt on the age-old Illegal pyramid scheme, IS at the MasOnIC Homes In ElIzabeth­ turnmg up m CommunIties around the natIOn, and authOrItIes are urgmg town, Pa. unsuspectmg players not to be taken for a rIde It truly displays hIS own "On these pyramId-type schemes, for the most part, the VICtIms are Just about ptulosophy and lIfestyle He wrote It as greedy as the promoters," saId Spencer Barasch, associate general counsel for for hiS "Poetry Comer" dISCUSSion group Perhaps you may fInd It the stale SecurIties CommIssion In Oklahoma, where dozens of "Airplane" games have sprung up worthy to share With your readers DEFINITION OF A REAL MAN "'AIrplane'Is lIke an Oklahoma tumbleweed dnftIng down the street" By R Nelson Valenune There are varIations, but a tYPIcal "Airplane" game IS started by a "pIlot" who One who has self-confidence but persuades two people to pay hIm an entry fee to be "co-pIlots" The fee does not show 11 reportedly has been as hIgh as $1,500, but typIcally IS $100 One who can be courteous In The "co-pIlots," m tum, recrUIt two players each These four, who also pay the face of discourtesy the fee, become "flight attendants" and each recruIts two "passengers," agam for One who keeps hiS word, hiS $100 temper, and tus fnends It for years - punch, coffee, weddmg When a plane IS full- say, WIth 14 entrIes - the pIlot has $1,400 and the One who wms respect by bemg cake, mmts and nuts - but the pyramid splits m half, WIth the co-pIlots becommg pIlots, flIght attendants respectable and respectful groom's father mSlsted on ordering becommg co-pilots, and passengers becommg flight attendants Newly recruited One who has a steady eye, a lunchmeat, beans, potato salad and passengers pay the pIlot $100 each, and the pyramid continues splIttmg and steady nerve, a steady tongue and cole slaw He SaId, 'Don't worry, III growmg steady habits pay for It" Of course, the longer the pyramid IS runnmg, the more difficult It IS to find One who IS sIlent when he has Our daughter pIcked out the wIlling players Those not yet pIlots would lose their money when the pyramid nothIng to say flowers she wanted and he went ahead and changed the order He wants collapses One who IS calm when he bIgger corsages and roses mstead of Such games are called pyramids because a few moneymakers at the top are Judges and humble when he carnatIons Agam, he SaId, "Don't supported by lots of money-payers at the bottom IRISJudges That defmes a real man and a worry, I'll pay for It " Where the game got started IS a mystery, but It has been reported In Miami, gentleman and by these standards my We are not poor people, Ann, Tampa, Fla Oxford, MISS, Rochester, NY, Toronto, Los Angeles, Montreal, father IS Indeed a "Real Man " - HIS and would prefer to do thmgs OUR IndIana, Colorado Tennessee, GeorgIa, South Carolina and Texas PROUD DAUGHTER IN way How can we keep thiS man "The 'AIrplane' differs from other multIlevel pyramId deals m that It doesn't HARRISBURG, PA from Imposmg hiS wIll on us? - have a common promoter," saId Barasch "It's Just a lot of little airplanes It's DEAR DAUGHTER Thanks DAVENPORT, IOWA spreadIng by word of mouth " for sharmg that beautIful essay I DEAR DAV The way to keep The game grew so popular at the UnIversIty of Oklahoma that Barasch's hope your father Will be pleased to people from lIDposmg therr Will on commiSSIon sent a cease-and-desist order to the mter-fraternIty councIl and asked see It In the newspaper today' you IS to Simply say, "Sorry, the It to distrIbute the order to all fraternities Dear Ann Landers Our plans are exactly the way we want But more than Just college campuses are Involved daughter IS marrymg a fine young them Please stay out of It " Police m Stanton, CalIf, broke up an "AIrplane" game at a custom car shop man We are delIghted So, what's ObVIOusly you were unable to March 12, and CIted 132 people under a CIty code agamst runnmg gamblmg the problem? utter these two Simple sentences I establIshments Police recovered $9,000 m cash and books and receIpts, Said It's the father of the groom We suggest you rehearse them for the polIce Capt Leonard Haworth had the weddmg rcceptIon all next tIme someone tnes to run The U S Postal SerVIce, which polIces pyramid schemes such as cham planned, Just as our famIly has done roughshod ovcr you letters, IS aware of the game but has no Junsdlcuon because the mails are not used, SaId Pete Wheeler, regIOnal chIef of mspectors m Newark, N J So stoppmg the games IS left to local and state authontles, who are hopmg the fad wIll fade And those like Barasch have adVice for those thmkmg about Your Individual JomIng such a game "Out motto In Oklahoma IS, 'If It sounds too good to be true, It IS '" Horoscope ===== Fraaces Drake =====:::::::::;::= On The Light Side FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1987 CHICAGO (AP) - Wares to get you fit or to get you fat fIgure prommently ARIES SCORPIO at thIS year's International Housewares EXPOSItion, where bathroom scales and (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) exerCIse bIcycles coexist With Ice cream makers and pIzza pans People you meet In bUSiness today Lighten up a bit Don't be so Hundreds of thousands of Items are on dIsplay, Includmg a bathroom scale In aren t adverse to utlllzmg IntImldat­ SUSpICIOUS of others motives Your the shape of MISS Piggy, complete With rolhng eyeballs, and one In the form of mg taCtiCS Be on guard Changes taste for the nice thmgs m life could made m travel plans work out to your prove expensive EllJoy domestic the gluttonous GarfIeld the cat satisfactIOn mterests Only a few booths away are demonstratIons of pasta machInes and no-burn TAURUS SAG ITTARITJS cookie sheets (Apr 20 to May 20) (Nov 22 to Dec 21) About 1,950 manufacturers are showmg off their products to 10,000 com­ A close tie's mdlrect way of Spending for the home could get merCIal buyers at the show, which IS closed to the public pursumg alms smacks of manipula­ out of hand Don't let a deSire for new Items on display mclude a foot-stompmg robot alarm clock and a fog-free tion Don't let soclalIzmg lead to thrills lead to indiscrete behaVIOr shower mmor wIth bUIlt-m digItal clock For the outSide, there's a synthetiC excessive expenditure Do further OtherWise, leisure activities are rock for the front lawn that contaIn<; a slot for house keys research about Investments favored CAPRICORN There's also a cIgarette lIghter and bIllyclub In the form of a 2-foot kItchen GEMINI (Ma~ 21 to June 20) (Dec 22 to Jan 19) match "You can use It as a lIghter, for personal self defense or as a paperweIght," A work task may be more difficult Once again a friend s way of domg the demonstrator said than anticipated It s m the SOCial things goes against your gram More * * * sphere where you II have success satisfactIOn Will be derived from ALMA, N M (AP) - Wordplay someumes goes Into fashIOnIng the names today Partnership actiVIties are home Interests than SOCialiZing now of hair-stylIng salons favored AQUARITJS (Jan 20 to Feb 18) A samphng from New MeXICO mcludes Juhus SCissor, The Mane Attraction, CANCER (June 21 to July 22) You re at a disadvantage If you mix Shear GenIUS, Harr Force One, Half It Is and the HaIr AfLer Surpnslng new work developments bUSiness and pleasure today An And then there's the beauty salon m the tmy town of Alma called Eileen's are In your favor Neither you nor a Impromptu inVitation leads to happy Curl Up and Dye chIld seems to want to give In on an camradene In the company of Issue Accent togetherness tOnight fnends * * * LEO PISCES >4ID NEW YORK (AP) - Miami Vice, a black-and-whIte fehne from New (July 23 to Aug 22) (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ..-...c Jersey, charmed a celebnty panel to wm the natIonal Morns Award as top Chance encounters are of the BUSiness opportumtles brmg the household cat pleasurable kind Don t let someone promise of mcreased revenues A A dozen housecats paraded at the Cat Club before contest Judges Jo Anne at home get started or you II never problem could arise With an m-law Worley, actress VeronIca Hamel and "GUIdmg Light" star GIl Rogers hear the end of It Travel and leisure Evening turns your attentIOn to SOCial They were graded for personalIty, groommg, pOIse and "the Judge's personal are highlIghted events reactIon to the cats," SaId Tammy Russo, a spokeswoman for contest sponsor VIRGO IF BORN TODAY, you have a talent (Aug 23 to Sept 22) for arnmmstratlOn and may be drawn Nme LIves cat food Someone may be tryIng to pressure to such fields as law, politiCS and The wmner got a trophy, a nbbon, and a year's supply of cat food you Into making a deCISIOn Be wary religion You work best when motl "He's adorable," Russo SaId "He looks lIke he has a tuxedo on - he's got a of unscrupulous busmess types vated by an Ideal and would be a while belly and whIte paws, with a lIttle white runnmg up the face" Apartment hunters should receive good spokesperson for a cause You The contest was to promote household cats that are left out of cat shows good leads now have much ongInahty, but need fIlled with exotic pure breeds, SaId Russo LmRA self diSCipline to make the most of Miami Vice, a shorthalr owned by Lome Manno of Freehold Township, N J (Sept 23 to Oct 22) your abilities You may have an A finanCial question IS not easily outstanding talent along mUSical was jomed In the wmnIng Circle by second-place Boots, a longhaIr of "smoke' resolved today AVOId dietary mdls­ lInes You should learn to trust your color WIth whIte paws owned by Donna Hepworth of Vlctona, Bnllsh ColumbIa cretlons You get along well With intUitIOn Buthdate of Clarence Dar­ and Annbrrwaves Purr-D Purr-C, a tiger-colored longharr owned by Ann Hoehn partners now You understand each row, lawyer, Hayley Mills, actress, of Eddy, Texas other and Leopold Stokowskl, conductor

"Ii"~ .11' rr 1 t ~ $ t tv "-' 111 , *. aun l I £1 1.1it !!hlll~JIM~ $ ij II ",I j! 11 II is a M fit c SPORTS Jackie Robinson roug ew Face To Baseball And America By JOHN NELSON AP Sportswnter mtngued Dodger's General Manager Branch RIckey Already a pIoneer m the areas of mmor leagues and NEW YORK - In the spnng of 1947, the talent scoutmg, RIckey was ready to blaze another Brooklyn Dodgers traveled to ChIcago overnIght by traIl He wanted to get a black man mto baseball, and traIn to play the Cubs m theIr fIrst meetmg of the as World War II began to work Its changes on the season world, he felt the tIme was nght It was to be specIal game, one m a senes of fIrsts "At the end of the 1945 season, Mr RIckey called jackIe Robmson, a college-educated black man, was JackIe over," remembered Roy Campanella, who m a Dodgers unIform, playmg baseball and changmg would Jom Robmson m the majors m 1948 and catch the face of Amenca for the Dodgers for 10 years Robmson already had become the fIrst black man RIckey met WIth RobInson m hIS Manhattan offIces to play In the major leagues, startIng at fIrst base for for three hours, callIng hIm every name that hIS stnct the Dodgers at Ebbets FIeld on Apnl 15, 1947 - 40 MethodIst upbnngmg would allow It was a test, and years ago Robmson passed When the doors were closed at Wngley FIeld, there Robmson would play one year for the Dodgers' were more than 47,000 m a ballpark meant to hold InternatIOnal League team at Montreal before JOInIng about 38,000 the Dodgers m 1947 "The place was packed," Cubs outfIelder Phtl "All of us who played WIth or agamst hIm are so Cavarretta recalled, "and m those days, you know­ respectful of hIm," saId Hall of Farner Monte Irvm, I don't mean to be degradIng - but black people who broke mto the majors m 1949 WIth the Dodgers' Stefan Edberg of Sweden reacts after very seldom came out to our games This partIcular crosstown nval New York GIants "We knew what scoring a pOint against Tim Mayotte dUring day, when JackIe was there wIth the Dodgers, the he had to go through A lot of us expenenced the place was packed, and over half of them were black same thmgs their quarterfinal match In the BUick WCT people" "They called us nIgger 'You're not gonna make Finals tennis tournament Edberg won the ThIS was a speCIal day for black Amencans m It,' they saId 'Coon, shme,' they called us Any­ match 6-2, 7-5, 6-7, 3-6, 6-1 ChIcago, Just as there were speCIal days for blacks thmg derogatory," IrvIn recalled (AP Laserphoto) throughout the country dunng RobInson's fIrst tour WhIle Robmson was the traIlblazer, the expen­ of the NatIonal League In 1947 Only later would all ences of other early black ballplayers closely paral­ of Amenca fully realize how speCIal those days were leled those of Robmson Local Schedule "They cheered for thIS man hke he was the late "You knew you had to go play someplace," Cam­ Babe Ruth," Cavarretta saId "When he came to bat, panella saId "You'd be there on tIme, play, shower Softball fIelded a grounder or stole a base, there was thunder up and then go find a black hotel You couldn't stay Tomght In the stands" WIth the team You did what you had to do " B- 5 25 Spartans I vs Baggers Jack Roosevelt Robmson, the grandson of slaves, In many ways, the Dodgers protected Robmson, D- 5 15 Subaru vs Manners was born m CaITo, Ga, on Jan 31, 1919, the flfth espeCIally m spnng trammg Instead of tounng the R- 5 15 Leftovers v~ Dragon Ladles and last chIld of Malhe and Jerry Robmson, a South, as so many teams dId, the Dodgers spent plantatIOn worker Jerry Robmson left home for spnng m Cuba and Panama, then came north Saturday good when JackIe was SIX months old, and MaIlle "When we were wIth the GIants," Irvm SaId, "we B- 4 00 Kanes vs Ebony took the famIly west to Pasadena, CalIf, the next went all down through Texas, Alabama, LOUISIana 5 15 BIg Cat v<; No Ko RI-Blue year And JackIe hadn't been down there, so we felt the D- 4 00 ECES AlumnI vs USAKA #1 5 15 Heaven Help Us vs Billetmg They moved Into an all-whIte sectIOn of northwest brunt of all that bigotry and hatred Even though It R- 4 00 WahInes vs Spartans I Pasadena, hvmg m a two-story house on 121 Pepper was a few years later, they hadn't seen a black out 5 15 Isl.tnder GIrlS vs H E Sweethearts St It was there that RobInson fIrst heard the word there playmg WIth the rest of the guys" "mgger," and It was there that he learned how to Irvm SaId black ballplayers learned dunng theIr Monday fIght back wIthm the context of the games he would Negro League days that If you couldn't cope with the 13- 5 15 Top 40 I v<; Image play later at UCLA and In major league baseball bIgOtry of the South, "they'd leave you at home D- 5 15 Fbeye Tobkle vs USAKAS "JackIe was emotIOnally volatile," saId Rachel 'You'd better stay here 'til we come back,' they'd R- 5 25 Happv Crew vs Jams RobInson who marrIed JackIe on Feb 10, 1946 and say 'You better stay at home If you don't want to was WIth hIm when he dIed on Oct 24, 1972 of say yassuh and nosuh, If yOU don't want them to Tuesday comphcatlons from a hfelong fIght wIth dIabetes short-change you or call you all sons of names -- If B- 5 15 MedIcare v~ Ebeye Rangers "He was always ready to take actIOn Maybe you can't take that, then you'd better get out of ba~e­ volatIle Isn't the nght word, but he had a strong D "15 ECES AJumm vs FIrepower ball '" R- 5 l'i Keone'<; vs Dragon Ladles emotIonal reactIOn to thmgs He could fIght back Through all the slurs, the Insults and the degrada­ very eastly, as he dId at UCLA He knew all the tIon, Robmson persIsted He was baseball's fIrst Wedne"da, techmques for flghtmg back wlthm the structure of RookIe of the Year He led the National League with B- 'i 15 No Ko RI-Red vs Ebeye AtmeJet the sport he was playmg a 342 battIng average and 37 stolen bases m 1949 D- 5 15 Top 40 II v<; Formosa "Early m hIS career, the major stress he was under He ended hIS career m 1956 wIth a 311 lIfetlme bat­ m baseball was not to react" tIng average He was the fIrst black man to be m­ fhursday Robmson's days at UCLA, where he was a stand­ ducted Into the Hall of Fame, In 1962, and he helped B- 5 15 Spartdns II vs BIg Cat out football player and track star, and the tIme he change Amenca spent barnstormmg wIth a raCIally mIxed baseball D- 5 1'5 £be) e Bedt vs FIrepower team were two thmgs m Robmson's past saId to have r------, R- 'i 15 Spartan~ I v<; Lt-Jlblhh I Frldav NBR Hoop Scores : Family Pool B- 5 15 New Breed v<; Keone's I D- 5 l'i Bud'<; & Sud's vs Subaru Thursday's games I Hours of OperatIon I Atlanta 117, Chicago 114 R- 5 l'i Leftovers v~ Happ) Crew I AprIl 19-June 16, 1987 LA Lakers 110, Utah 97 I I Monday-Thursday - 12 30-1 30 p m lap I Water Polo Seattle 118, LA Clippers 87 I 330-6 pm open I Monda) Sacramento 123, Denver 117 I Saturday - 11-6 P m oprn I 6 30 LOllle PatlOl v<; General HospItal Baseball Scores IL Sunday ______- 9 30-6 P m open ~ I 730 \Vashoub"~ Otlshcks Thursday's games Wednesday Toronto 4, Boston 2 Due to the SuperSwlm, the FamIly Pool WIll be 6 30 Umblltcdl Dan vs More-Rays Seattle 6, Oakland 5 closed on Saturday and Sunday, Apnl 25 and 26 7 ')0 Snngrdys vs General HospItal Montreal 4, St LOUIS 3 Come down and support our SuperSwlmmer~ Youth Soccer/T -Ball Pittsburgh 6, Chicago ° Saturday San Diego 3, Los Angeles 2, 10 innings 230 Notre Dame vs USC New York 9, Philadelphia 3 4 00 AnZOl1d v~ Alabama Island Sports Bits 2 ')0 StdnfOJd vs Pnnceton (T-Ball) SWlm Meet NHL Playoff Picture The champIOnshIp and fInal SWIm meet of the Monday DIVISion semifinals (best-of-seven) season WIll be held on Saturday, Apnl 18 at 930 d m 5 15 Anzona vs Auburn Thursday's games at the Farmly Pool Patrick DIVISion SWImmers should check m at 8 45 d m and helpers Wednesday Philadelphia 5, NY Rangers 0, (Philadelphia at 915 am 5 15 Yale vs Ebeye Aces 5 15 UCLA v~ HdTVard (T-Ball) WinS senes 4-2) Pool Reserved NY Islanders 5, Washington 4, (senes tied 3-3) Due to the sWIm meet, the FamIly Pool WIll not be Adams DIVISion available for open sWImmmg on Saturday, Apnl 18 from 8 a m -4 p m Quebec 5, Hartford 4, (Quebec WinS senes Sports On AFRTS Also, due to a pre-scheduled activIty, ony two lanes 4-2) The follov,Ing I'> a <;chedule of upcormng sports WIll be aVaIlable for lap sWIm on Saturday, Aplll 18 NOrriS DIVISion to be aIred on the Armed Forces RadlOffeleVlsIon from 6-8 pm StatIOn network Toronto 4, St LoUIS 0, (Toronto WinS senes Schedule Change RadIO 4-2) There WIll be no softball or water polo games Saturday - Baseball Atlanta vs San Fran­ Smythe DIVISion ~cheduled on Apnll9, Ea<;ter Sunday Cl<;CO, 8 am Winnipeg 6, Calgary 1, (Wlnmpeg WinS senes Please dlsreg.lrd ongmally-<;cheduled games for tklt Sunday ~ Baseball Houston vs CIncm­ 4-2) day natI,5 12 a m o SPORTS APRIL 17 1987 Open Season On Roi By NANCY NARLESKI Hourglass Sportswnter

ROI Namur's softball league kIcked off wIth re­ soundIng success on Monday, Apnl13 ThIS season there are SIX teams competmg - two Marshallese teams, two squads from ROI, one RCA club and one MarshalleselROI team The season IS scheduled to run through June 29 In 1982, the league started wIth only four teams and hmIted commumty mterest In 1983, '84 and '85, the league was not m eXIstence due to a few reasons - there were a lot of ROI people PCS'mg, some of the guys travelled to KwaJ to play and of course, the InevItable vacatIons taken by all Last season, 1986, the league reorgamzed and had fIve teams competIng m a two-and-a-half month season Tom Kekahuna, the league's orgamzer, IS very ex­ CIted wIth the response receIved thus far from the ROI commumty "ThIS gIves the guys up here somethIng else to do They love softball, and want to be mvolved " Kekahuna saId In Monday's season opener, the Rat Pack chewed up the AlIens 10-4 and Wednesday's game saw the Space Rats whIp Youth Wamors 22-4 Last mght's game between the ROI Wackers and the Rum Runners was a lot closer than the score­ board eventually showed The competItIon was fierce, the game excltmg The ROI Wackers wacked away at the Rum Run­ ners though, to a 13-3 VICtOry In a five-Inmng game Chuck Garnson sinks the championship putt to Win the seco 01- Strong defense and very few fIeldmg errors were Namur Country Club Two-Man Golf League as teammate Jim Nelson (R) and the forte' of the Wacker game plan The Wackers at­ tacked the Runners WIth a tenacIOUS offense as well, league organizer Ted Narleskl watch It fall behmd the power-hIttIng of Matt Nameth, Brad (Photo by RICK McCauley, KREMS Photographer) HorzwIll, and MIke Szlezak, who each had three hIts The Rum Runners had no problem gettIng on base behInd the strong hIttIng of Alem BlkaJela, Stanley James and Ahk LalIta, who all garnered three A Walk In Baseball's Park hIts, but after three runs, they couldn't seem to score By HAL BOCK agam In the fourth, fIfth, and SIxth mmngs, It was AP Sportswnter Bartell was a central character m baseball's bawdy three-up-three-down for the Runners 30's, when fIghts on the fIeld were Virtually dally FIfty years ago, Amenca was locked m an occurrences Most were the result of beanball wars, economIc depressIOn that sapped the strength of the waged at a tIme when hitters dIdn't wear helmets or natIOn All mdustnes, baseball mcluded, were ear flaps strugghng and teams routmely sold off stars m a bat­ "I remember one tIme, we were gOIng over the hIt­ tle for survIval ters wIth BurleIgh Gnmes," Bartell Said "He was It was m that settIng that BIll Terry, then manager talkmg about pltchmg InSIde to thiS guy, high to that of the New York Glants, approached the PhIladel­ guy and so on When we got to Klkl Cuyler, Gnmes phIa PhIlhes about InfIelder DIck Bartell The pnce, wouldn't even lIsten to the scoutIng report Terry was told, would be fIve players, and oh yes, "He Said, 'I don't want to talk about him' $60,000 Terry took the proposal to owner Charles "Well, what are you gOIng to throw the guy?" Bar­ 01' Stoneham, who thought hIs manager had gone nuts tell wondered tOl'nish Game Uml "No ballplayer IS worth that pnce," an enraged 'Tm gonna stIck It nght between hiS shoulder SI mlillsili)) I~ound Stoneham stormed "And I don't have that kmd of blades," Gnmes told the shortstop money anyway And he dId exactly that Fl'iml I~ien "Borrow It," Terry replIed Get me Bartell and m a "They used to throw at me all the tIme," Bartell A\ushml I-otutons year, we'll WIn the pennant Said "They dId It so much, I had to learn how to get "So," Bartell Said, "the GIants sent Johnny Vergez, out of the way I'd get hIt m the rump and that was Salad liar Blondy Ryan, George WatkIns and Joe Bowman to all " the PhIlhes for me " Bad blood always brewed between the GIants and Uol l~olls/llllUm' Wasn't the pnce five players though? the Brooklyn Dodgers, and when Terry made hIS Tea Ul' toffm~ "Oh, yeah," the old InfIelder recalled 'Pretzels deal with the PhIlhes, Bartell became an Instant part Pezzullo, a rookIe pitcher, went, too To carry the of the feud There were splkmg episodes WIth Lon­ Aftm' llinnm' AUnts money, I thInk me Frey and Joe Judge that stoked the flames and Two years later, as promIsed, Terry delIvered the then one day, Brooklyn pItcher Van LIngle Mungo tum))linllml al'y "'ine fIrst of two straIght NatIonal League pennants to deCIded he would get even wIth Rowdy RIchard Stoneham Bartell remaIned WIth the GIants for four "He put the first pItch behmd my ear," Bartell Said 01' ~on Aleoholie seasons and returned for four more years at the end ThIS attentIOn gettIng deVIce worked wonders "I \\'ilm for Um ladies. of hIS career, traced m hIS bIOgraphy "Rowdy thought to myself, 'If he does It agaIn, I'll get hIm '" RIchard" Sure enough, the next pItch also Sailed mSlde Way S3.25/))BI'SOn Why Rowdy RIchard? InSIde "The next pItch, I pushed the ball up the fITSt "It fIt," he Said base lIne I saId to myself, "If I get to hIm, I'll cut Full IlaI' Snl'viee And how hIm,'" Bartell Said "But, he pulled a fast one" As they headed for a colhsIOn along the foul hne, Ill'inli s)meial: KST Holds Final Meet Mungo, WIth some small Idea of what the GIant hItter Stl'n wlml'l'y Ilnhluil'i By NANCY NARLESKI had In mInd, pulled up short So did Bartell The Hourglass Sportswnter Dodger pitcher dIrected a well-aimed knee at the run­ 52.25 ner's thigh, sendIng hIm tumbhng and bnngIng S)meial Entnl'taillnllmt: ThIS comIng weekend, the KwaJaleIn SWIm Team players out of both dugouts "I Jumped up and swung," Bartell Said "But, In­ WIll have Its last dIVISIOnal meet of the sea~on at the Sam I1m .\\an FamIly Pool from 9 30 a m to 1230 pm ApproXI­ stead of Mungo, I hIt Terry " When peace had been restored, the Giant manager I~ns. @ 1 mately 70 sWImmers WIll be competIng In SIX age stat'l 1tl: 15 groups, USIng all four strokes - freestyle, breast, had some adVIce for hiS rambunctIous shortstop I-Ilium 31Ul9 todayI back and butterfly "The next tIme you hIt somebody, make sure It'S not me or you're In trouble It's easy to tell If you're The KST was dIVIded mto twc1 teams earher m the tlul' tom))linumts to year - In January by coach Cns LIndborg In white, you look for the guys In gray and vice ver­ Lmdborg based her deCISIOns on the IndIVIdual sa " I 0 all I1m lovely "urnes" of each sWImmer In each partIcular event The formula worked Bartell never slugged Terry There WIll be two equally dIVIded teams competIng agaIn LAIliES agamst each other for Island honors Coach LIndborg fl'um tIm \'Uli feels very poslUve about thIS event "Swlmmmg IS truly one of the best sports for chIl­ .\\ananmllent & Staff dren on KwaJ to get Involved wIth," Lmdborg Said "It promotes self-esteem and an IndIVIdual feelIng of Last Night's Results accomphshment It also doesn't hurt that we are sur­ rounded by water for 2,000 mIles m every dIrectIon Softball These kIds have worked very hard thiS year It Bud's & Sud's 15, Billeting 11 should be a great event, wIth hopefully some excel­ Keone's 3, Revenge + 1 lent times" c

Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY

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Cl.1NQf11'1Am Sy 1:1 I I o CLASSIFIED PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 CARD TABLE (octagonal w/felt top, In reasonable CUB SCOUT FAMILIES Pack mtg scheduled for OFFICIAL NOTICES cond ), three chaIrS, all for $30 or a good offer Call Apnl 18 cancelled due to confhcts Please reserve REMINDER TO USERS OF POOLS AND 2342 ask for Tom Sat, May 9 for next pack meetIng and our Space BEACHES Adult Pool The buddy system WIll be In BC RICH "WARLOC" BASS GUITAR, purchased Derby' effect at all urnes, FamIly Pool the buddy system thIS summer for $450 (hot style In great condItIon) WIll be In effect dunng after-hours usage for lap MATINEE SAT THE TEEN CENTER on Sat & sWlmmmg (6-11 pm), Coral Sands Beach The Includes case, strap, stand & a set of stnngs Call 2342 ask for Tom & make a reasonable offer Sun are shown for VIeWIng audIences pre-school buddy ~ystem wIll be In effect at all tImes, Emon through SIxth grade GuardIans are also welcome Beach When no hfeguard IS on duty the buddy sys­ WANTED All others are asked to attend mOVIes at other theater tem wIll be- In effect locatIOns (Special Services) PA TIO TABLE WIthout attached benches & patIO cham In good condltlon Glasses 8-10 oz and small ADULT EDUCATION refngerator storage contaIners Phone 2262 KAJEONE CIRCLE WIll meet Tues, Apnl 21 at NOTE CHANGE IN DATE & TIMES FOR 12 45 P m m the FellowshIp Hall ThIS IS an Im­ BEGINNING CERAMICS Jean KIm's cour~e PELICAN BIKE TRAILER, also, a high mtensIty portant meetmg for all members VISItOrS & chIldren WIll begm Sun, Apnl 26 & end Sun, May 17 ThiS lamp Call 3453 before 3 p m ask for Mike, after 3 welcome For mfo call Tolhe 3759 4-week course Will be taught 6 30-9 30 p m at the call 2537 Hobby Shop, tuItlon IS $31 per person BIBLE STUDY, Mon, Apnl 20, 7 pm, Rm 4, REGISTRA TION IS underwav at the Adult Educa­ SOMEONE TO SAVE A 4-year-old bhnd cahco cat George SeItz School TOPIC KwaJaleIn, chaSIng the tIOn Center, Tues, Wed and Fn, 8 am -1 pm and from cat heaven She's spayed, has shots, tags, lItter raInbow of pleasure and the ghmmer of gold, or how Wed, 3-7 p m Call 2800 for detmls box mcluded Please call 3413 for details long does It take to get the barnacles off thIS row boat? Everyone welcome LEAD GUITARIST for rock n' roll band Contact CPS 501 S rUDEN Class begInS Sat, Apnl 18, rs Joel at W1900 H3697 or Ron at W2242 H2232 for DUPLICATE BRIDGE IS played each Sun, Qtrs 8 am, Room 101 at the hIgh school detaIls Must be WillIng to travel, and withstand hIgh 411B at 7 pm Need a partner? Call 6440 (a m ), deCIbel levels 2407 (p m) Refreshments and SOCIabIlIty proVIded THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE of MIcronesIa needs teachers for two courses to be taught on Ebeye LADIES RIGHT HAND GOLF CLUBS (used) INFANT & MOTHER/FATHER SWIMMING thIS summer EnglIsh WnlIng II and Enghsh ReadIng EspeCIally need 1,3,5,7, woods Please contact Jea­ CLASS startIng Apnl 27 Course lasts three weeks II are to be taught Mon -Fn , June 22 thru Aug 11 mne Orlock H3701 W1660 Mon -Thurs 12-12 30 pm at the FamIly Pool The students WIll be adults, most of them are teacher" ThIS class IS deSigned to help parents w/baby's fIrst WIth the Ebeye school SERVICES OFFERED Introduction to SWImmIng Call Cns at 2935 Times of day for teacPIng thiS course are fleXIble, the RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER seeks house SIttIng classes are each 90 mInutes long For detaIls, call posltlon for anytIme between Apnl 20-May 4 Call FAMILY POOL - Due to the KwaJaleIn SWIm Cynthia Copeland at 2800, Tues, Wed, and Fn 8 KeVIn at W6653 or H2940 am-lpm and Wed 3-6pm Team's ChampIOnshIp Meet, the pool WIll not be avaIlable for open SWIm on Sat from 8 a m -4 p m WILL TRAILERlQTRS SIT Non smoker WIll care FOOD SERVICES for pets/plants etc, would hke anytIme between PDR DINNER ENTREES IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU CARE ABOUT has a 6/10-9/1 Spouse to VlSlt Call Jack Gnffin at H3668 dnnkmg problem, call 4465 NOTE Good Friday (6-10 pm) or W3800 (8 am -6 pm) (tonight) Steak & Shrimp Dinner Monday Short Ribs w/Albert Sauce MONTHLY KGA MEDAL PLAY TOURNAMENT HOUSE OR TRAILER SIT - FIre PreventIOn In­ Veal Parmesan will be held on Apnl 18 & 19 SNACK BAR DAILY SPECIALS spector's WIfe vlSltIng July 15-Aug 2 Need house SIttIng Job WIll leave qtrs In better COndItIOn than Monday Pepper Steak FOR CORAL OPEN TICKETS, call Glona Kay at when you left Call ArlIe W2137 H2305 Soup • Chicken Noodle 2694 (player $35, guest $15) YOKWE YUK CLUB LUNCHEON SPECIALS Monday Hot Roast Beef NON SMOKING RELATIVES VISItIng May 28- ATTENTION MIC SHOP VOLUNTEERS We w/Potatoes & Gravy June 22 LookIng for qtrs /traller for that tIme frame would lIke to make up the summer shop schedule French DIp SandWich or portIon there of WIll look after plants Call JIm Please call Lapnel Schwan at 3605 by Apnl 21 If French Onion Soup GIleS at W2182 H2282 pOSSIble, concerrung your vacanon schedule Tuesday SECRETARY'S DAY III 112 Cornish Game Hen, COMMUNITY NOTICES COMMITTEE MEETING FOR THE MIC SHOP HawaIIan Style KWAJ SCUBA CLUB has scheduled a dIVe boat to Chicken Salad SandWich WIll be held Tues , Apnl 21, 7 pm at Qtrs 224B Cream Of Broccoli Soup Lone Palm Island, ocean SIde for Apnl 26 DIvers & CommIttee members are requested to bnng theIr snorkelers WIshIng to go call DICk Moore at 4695 wntten reports HELP WANTED before 4/25 Be at Tank House by 7 30 a m for 8 a m departure, return approx 4 P m Cost $12 50 KFCC MEETING on Apn119, 3 p m at Qtrs 40,)A GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IS NOW ACCEPTING InVItIng all the KFCC members & supporters applIcanons for the follOWIng TEMPORARY assIgnment to Inventory govern­ THIRD ANNUAL CUB/BOY SCOUT AUCfION ment Issued furniture and apphances Approx 120 Fn, Apnl 24, 530 pm at Yuk Club Handcrafted 8~·-·-·-T~;;~h·t-At"'Th-:~;~~1 days Item:- & much more Come JOIn the fun' ~ Y okwe Y uk - An Amencan TaIl ". Person mterested should submit their applIcatIOn to '.' 6 30 ------G :- Global ASSOCiates, Personnel Office on the corner of EMON LODGE No 179, F & AM WIll hold a stated 9th Street & Lagoon Road commUnIcaUon on Mon , Apnl 20 All Master Ma­ ~: Suck ~ sons are inVIted to attend The Hall WIll open at 7 ':' 8 30, 12 30 ------R .. :.: Tradewmds - Ferns Bueller's Day Off -: SECRET ARY ITYPING USAKA IS now ac­ pm, work begInS at 7 30 For further Information cepung apphcatIons for GS-5level Secretaryrrypmg contact BIll Merntt Permanent pOSItIOn 40 hour week ~ Tomg8h~0 O~---T~i~-~-;~-I-~;G-13 ~ POST AL CLERK Part tIme, 20 hours per week FAMILY POOL - Due to a pre-scheduled actIvIty :~ Kwajalein to mclude Saturdays Some typIng skIll preferred the pool WIll be reserved Sun mght 6-9 p m ~ 5 11 General Hospual Persons mterested should contact Glona FIX at 1414 ,.: 5 56 Glmme A Break -= STORYTIME FOR ALL 3,-4,-and 5-year-olds, 10- 'j 6 22 CBS News -; FOR SALE 10 30 a m each Tuesday mormng at Grace Sher­ '~ 6 52 CNN S ports ~ pcs SALE - Tr 767, Sat, 6 a m -noon Blue wood Library All chIldren must be accompamed by ~ 7 17 Ted Kmght Show :- kmgslze bedspread, double bedspread, electnc meat an adult ::: 7 40 Charhe And Company -= shcer, scuba gear, bIcycle parts, contact lens solutIon ADDITIONAL CREW MEMBERS are needed for :-: 8 06 Spenser For HIre ~ the contInued South PaCIfic crUIse of the "Klra" now and many more Items ,~ 8 54 "Norwood" I· moored at the YYC Bnng completed resumes to the :.: 1030 CNN HeadlIne News -= BIG PCS PATIO SALE - Tr 772, Sat, 6 30 am- KYC Apnl 25 Swashbucklers Ball TIckets call ':' 11 00 TOnIght Show :. 1 pm KItchenware, lInens, toys, clothIng, plants, L~rv 2577 JIm 3400, or Stu 4224 ~: 11 59 SerendIpIty SIngers ~ small applIances, many household Items, everythIng w w W h h ':' 12 24 Ted KnIght Show ~.; must go :.: 1247 Charhe & Company PATIO SALE - Qtrs 433A, Sat, 8 a m Men's :~ 1 13 Spenser For HIre clothIng (some never worn), shIrts large SIze, pants 'j 2 01 "Norwood" & shorts SIze 40 No early bIrds ..HAPPY EASTER :~ Channel 13 ~ :-: 4 30 CNN Sports Tomght LADIES ONE SPEED BIKE, generator lIght, front \Ii From ~ ~, 5 00 ABC Nlghthne basket (KwaJ conditIOn), $25 Call 2643 after 430 :.: 5 30 CNN HeadlIne News .:r 6 00 CNN NewsNIght "TOP GUN" VHS TAPE, new (stIll sealed), $30 LADIESWEAR ~ 6 30 CNN Sports Late NIght Call W3515 H2838 Famous Name ' :-: 7 00 CNN News NIght Update ~, 7 25 WTBS NBA Dallas vs Houston ADVENTURE GAMES Traveller, Top Secret, $20 ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR :.: 9 30 Shobiz Today :- each FIend FolIo for a 0&0, $8, BaSIC & Expert SPECTACULAR .:r 10 00 Day Break ~ rule books for 0&0, $8 ea II 0&0 modules, $4 ~: 11 30 BUSIness MornIng I· ea or $35 for all Call 2342 ask for Tom Jogglng, Tennls, Blklng, Hlklng ':' 1200 CNN Day Break ~ ATARI CARTRIGES, $8 ea Titles Decathalon, ::: Roi-Namur ~": ::: 4 54 General HospItal Swordque"t Donkey Kong, RaIders Of The Lost TOYS '.' 5 39 Sonya LIVe In L A Ark, Frogger, Q*bert, Venture, & 24 more, you Summer Toys S could start your own arcade WIth all of them for For All Ages :.::: ;6 ~3448 WCBh at'sN ewsHappemng NoVv ~~... $100 Call Tom at 2342 -*- CharlIe And Company (ends) '.'~ 7 54 Magnum P I T ASCO TELESCOPE model 59T (rec thIS Chnst­ Adult Garnes 'J U 8 44 Tales From The Darkside I·l' mas, but no longer Interested), already assembled, c:ess Sets ,'-'., 9 08 "A Good Sport" ',-. tnpod & extra lens (only used tWIce), $175 or B 0, ~nd ~ 10 54 TOnIght Show .: must sell Call 2342 ask for Tom •-:.:ror~_rQl_._._._;;:.:rc._._._.=_=_=_=__-._._rQl:rQOCr.._O' ..

n, c ENTERT AINMENT HOURGLASS FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1987 PAGE 9 Channel 9 Television Channel 13 Specials 1------~r_------~ LIVE TIME DELAY PROORAM Saturday KwaJalem Friday Kwajalem 8 04 Children s Programs 10 04 Today Show/Sonya Live In L A ~ 500am 400pm NBC DOUBLE HEADER 10 26 The Funtasuc World Of Hanna Barbera 1 51 The Joy that Kllls*f Montreal vs Chicago Cubs 11 30 The Ftrst Family (Info Spec) GUldmg LIght not avail) Chicago Whllte Sox vs DetrOit 1229 The World A TV History 2 48 Donahue/Sesame SlIeet Noon ESPN NHL DIVISion Semi FlllalS 12 56 In SessIOn (Dan Seals) 4 36 Serendlplly Smgers (1235) s..umlay 121 Nature 5 01 Jeopardy/General Hospital 500am 400pm CBS NBA Atlanta vs Boston Celucs 221 Wheel Of Fonune 6 04 Glmme A Break 730 630 CBS PGA Hentage Golf ClasSIC 2 44 Red Lme 7000 6 30 CBS News/CNN Sports Noon ABC This Week wllh David Bnnkley 4 35 Webster (II 34) 7 25 Ted Kmght Show (1 00) l00pm NBC Bob Hope and HIS Easter Bunnies 5 00 CNN Headline News 7 49 Charlte & Company (1 24) and Other Fnends 5 30 The Last Precmct (11 59) 8 IS Spenser For HIre (1 50) 900 pm NBC News Nuclear Power 6 17 Tales From The Darkslde (12 46) 9 05 All That Jazz (M T) (240) In France It Works 641 V (1 10) 11 06 CNN Headlme News Weekday SpecialS 7 31 Murder She Wrote (2 00) 11 36 Tomght Show 8 20 St Elsewhere (2 49) ~ 630 am 900 pm ABC Pro Bowlmg Tour 9 10 An Uncommon Love (M T) (3 39) Monday Fnday 10 46 Dick Clark s Nlteume Saturday Roi 1230 P m ABC World News This Mornmg ------_._---1 9 30 Hee Haw/Dtffrent Strokes 10 46 1be New Leave It To Beaver 100 am AFRTS Closed CtrCUlt Sunday Kwajalein 11 10 Phil Colhns Special 130 CNN Headline News 11 58 Cosmos (pt I of 6) 200 NBC Today Show 904 ReligIOUS Programs 400 CNN Headlme News 1047 16th Annual Walt Disney 1202 Fmng Lme 100 Phenomenal Wor1d1Nature 500 Sonya Live In L A (Hour #2) World Easter Parade 600 CNN Headlme News 1213 CBS Easter Parade 2 22 Nauonal Geographic Explorer 2 48 The LIVIng Body 630 Mon CBS 60 Mmutes I 12 Wash Week In ReView Tues Pro Bowhng Tour 137 Great Amencan Gospel (Spec) 3 15 Ted Kntght Show 3 38 Entertatnment ThIS Week Wed PBS Amencan Interest 233 Phenomenal World Thr Headlme News 257 It s The Easter Beagle 4 26 SolId Go1d/Star Trek 6 00 F1ammg Trees Of Thtka (Starts) Fn PBS Fmng LIne Charlie Brown (Spec) 730 Wed Entertamment This Week 323 Showcase ThealIe ( Vlctona Regtna ) 6 52 Spenser For Hue 7 42 HIll Street Blues Thr Soltd Gold 445 Frontline 830 CNN Headlme News 544 Frugal Gourmet 8 33 All ThatJazz" 10 33 Dick Clark s NlteUme 900 am Sonya Live In L A (Hour #1) 613 F Troop (Stans) 1000 AFRTS Closed CtrCUit 640 Dlffrent SlIokes 1030 ABC World News Tomght 706 Star Trek #37 (12 21) Sunday ROI 1100 NBC Nightly News 753 Cheers (1 08) 9 00 MUSIC And The Spoken Word 11 30 CBS News Tomght 818 Night Court (1 33) 9 29 Coral Ridge Mlrustnes (Starts) 1200 CNN Pnme News 844 HIli Street Blues (1 58) 10 27 Frontline 100 pm CBS NewsTomght (West Coast Edluon) 935 Kane And Abel (PI 3 of 3) (2 49) 11 25 The World A TV History 130 PBS McNell/Lehrer News Hour 1114 DaVid Letterman 11 53 227 230 CNN Headlme News 1158 Sports Legends Hall Of Fame 12 18 ChampionshIp Wresthng 300 CNN Moneyllne 1 17 Sunday Mormng/Davld Bnnkley (Fn - Amenca s Top Ten) Monday K waJaleln 340 Spnngnauonals 1986 330 NBC Tomght Show 10 04 Today Show 427 Spons Legends Hall OfFarne 430 CNN Spons TOnight 12 04 Sonya Live In LA 4 50 Webster/Gunme A Break 500 ABC Nlghtlme I 51 Spectal Fnends 5 40 The Last Precmct 530 CNN Headlme News (Guldmg Light not avat!) 6 27 Wheel Of Fortune 600 pm CNN NewsNlght 2 42 Donahue/Sesame Street 6 49 Murder She Wrote 630 CNN Sports Late Night 4 30 New Leave 11 To Beaver 7 38 St ElsewhereN 700 CNN NewsNlght Up Date 4 55 Jeopardy 9 18 Jackie Collms Hollywood WIVes 800 CNN Larry Kmg 5 17 General Hospital (part I) 900 CNN Cross Ftre 6 03 What s Happening Now 10 56 DaVid Lettennan 930 CNN ShoBIZ Today 6 27 ABC News/CNN Spons 1000 CNN DayBreak 722 Growmg Pams (1234) Monday ROI 1130 CNN BUSIness Mornmg 7 48 Crazy Like A Fox (I 00) 1200 CNN Day Break 1200 Today Show 8 37 Remmgton Steele (1 49) See the mghtly prmted schedule r~r late program changes 200 GUldmg Light 9 27 Our Family Honor (2 39) 242 Ebony/Jet Showcase 10 15 Love Boat (327) 305 PuUln On The Hits II 05 CNN Headlme News 327 Jeopardy /Donahue 11 35 TOnight Show 437 General Hospital MOVIES 521 Sonya LIve In L AJABC News S Haunted Honeymoon Richardson 7 30 (PG) Tuesday K waJalem 646 F Troop A Karate Ktd II Richardson 9 30 (PG 1004 Today Show/Sonya Live In L A 713 Remmgton Steele T Tal Pan Tradewmds 8 00 (R) 151 GUldmg Llght/Donahue 804 Love boat Hercules Teen Center I 00 (G) 325 Romper Room & Fnends 854 Life on the MISSISSIppI 350 Ktds Incorporated 11 02 TOnight Show S Suck Tradewmds 8 00 (R)* 412 PutUn On The Hits U Thumbellna Teen Center 100 (G) 435 Jeopardy 457 General Hospital Tuesday ROI M Ratlway Chtldren Richardson 7 30 (G) 543 The Llvmg Body 1200 Today Show/GUldmg Light 611 CBS News/CNN Sports 242 In SessIOn T An Amencan Tall Yokwe Yule, 6 30(G) 706 60 Mmutes 3 06 Exclung World Of Speed And Beauty U Haunted Honeymoon Yokwe Yuk 830 1230 (PG) 801 Return To Eden (149) 3 30 Jeopardy/Donahue E Ferns Bueller s Day Orf Tradewmds 8 00 (PG 13) 850 Flame Trees Of Thtka (Starts) 4 40 General Hospital (238) 5 24 Sonya Live In LA/CBS News W FerTIs Bueller s Day Off Richardson 7 30 (PG 13) 942 Dynasty (Starts) (3 30) 649 Cheers E Tal Pan Tradewmds 8 00 (R) 10 32 Walt Unltl DJrk (420) 7 14 Crazy Like A Fox /Dallas 12 20 CNN Headlme News 8 52 The Suspect T Karate Kid II Yowke Yuk 630 830 1230 (pG) 1250 TOnight Show 10 18 TOnight Show H An Amencan Tall Tradewmds 8 00 (G) Wednesday ROI F Ratlway Ch!ldren Yokwe Yuk 630 (G) Wednesday KwaJalem R TBA Yokwe Yuk 830 1230 1004 Today Show 1200 Today Show/GUldmg Light I Karate Ktd II Tradewmds 8 00 (pG) 1204 Sonya Live In LA 242 Start Of Somethmg Big 1 51 GUldmg Light 330 Jeopardy/Donahue * Note A movie translUon IS begmnmg dunng thIS commg month due to the 235 Donahue 440 General Hospital phasmg In of the new movie conlIact 324 Sesame Street 524 Sonya Live In LA Karate Kid II Nonuyk:J Pat Monta Ralph MacchiO 422 Jeopardy 619 NBC News Drama RT 113 PG 445 General Hospital 649 Night Court A karate teacher accompanied by hiS only student returns home to Japan where hiS 531 NatIOnal GeographiC Explorer 7 IS 60 Mmutes father IS dymg and gets caught m the middle of a 40 year old love tnangle of which he 558 NBC News 807 Dynasty IS stdl an unwllhng paruclpant Luckily a Violent stonn mtercedes With him savmg 628 CNN Spons 857 Trackdown the Itfe of hiS foe - with the score now between them forgotten - but as thiS 653 Entertatnment This Weck Fmdmg the Goodbar Killer resolves Itself hiS young appenuce gets Into the same sltuauon 741 Magnum PI (1221» 10 34 TOnight Show 829 Dallas (109) Haunted Honeymoon Gene Wilder G!lda Radner 918 Moonltghtmg (pIlot) (1 58) Thursday ROI Comedy RT 82 PG 10 52 CNN Headlme News 1200 Today Show/GUldmg Light A 1940s radIO star IS engaged to hiS co star but somethmg about the engagement 11 22 Tomght Show 242 Serendipity Smgers has given him a malady that makes him giggle and babble hystencally whenever he 307 227/Jeopardy/Donahue hears thunder HIS psychtatnst uncle tells the show s sponsers that the star can be cured Thursday KwaJalem 4 42 General Hospital by a weekend at the family manSion where the uncle and the rest of the family WIll try 10 04 Today Show 526 Sonya Live In L NABC News to scare the problem out of hIm 651 Growmg Patns!Retum To Eden 12 04 Sonya Live In L A Bryan Brown John Stanton 8 04 Our Family Honor Ill!...rlI!l 1 51 GUldmg Llght/Donahue Drama RT 127 R 8 53 Dirty Lttlle Billy 323 Jetsons The story of Hong Kong s creauon In the early 19th Century m which a Scotush 10 27 Tomght Show 3 45 3 2 1 Contact trader announces the formauon of a Bmlsh Colony on the undeveloped Island of Hong 4 14 Jeopardy Kong HIS main nvalls a dastardly character who looses out to Tat Pan 4 36 General Hospital Fnday ROI 5 22 Start Of Somethmg Big Railway ChIldren Dmah Shendan Bernard Cnbbms 6 10 ABC News/CNN Spons 1200 Today Show 2 00 GUldmg Light Comedy/Drama RT 109 G 7 05 Soltd Gold 2 42 Video One When their father IS accused of espIOnage and sentenced to pnson three children are 7 53 227 (12 38) 3 29 Jeopardy/Donahue removed to a quatnt Yorkshire cottage hard by a ratlroad They meet many people and 8 18 Phil Collms At Perkms Palace m the end manage to clear their father s name (Var Spec)(I 03) 4 39 General Hospital 5 24 Sonya Live In LA/CBS News 906 Llvmg Proof Hank Wllhams Jr Story 649 Whats Happening Now Ferns BueHer s Day Qff Matthew Brodenck Alan Ruck (MT) (151) 7 13 Dlffrent Strokes Comedy RT 103 PG 13 1046 CNN Headlme News 7 39 Magnum P I In order to enJoy a fme spnng day a teen ager fakes out hiS parents by devlsmg an 11 16 TOnight Show 8 28 Tales From The Darkslde Illness so he and hiS fnends can take a day off from school while hiS crand dean of 12 15 Ebony/Jet Showcase 851 InSide DaiSY Clover rronlght Show students IS hot on their tratl threatemng to tennmate graduauon If they re caught ------_._.-.....-----_. ------.------._-

ENTERT AINMENT PAGE 10, HOURGLASS, APRIL 17, 1981 ------AFRTS TeleVISion Program GUide KwajaJein On That WhIskey, Let Some bod) Else Dnve,' ''I'm young Kevm Hooks (the Mayor), super smger Lmda Saturday A Rattlesnake Mama' "RIght Or Wrong" and "The HopkInS and a talk wIth Demece WIllIams, who In Session - Rock musIc great Johnny Wmter Never EndIng ShoppIng LIst" shows us the real "Nlecy " IS the special guest and IS JOIned by another legend ot PhIl CollIns SpeCIal - (see '>ynopsIS, Kwa­ Donahue - Donahue welcomes leadIng experts rock mUSIC, Dr John Selectlons presented Include ]alem-Thursday) who descnbe for viewers some fashIOn do's and "Baby, You LIe Too Much," "Mean Mlstreater" dnd don'ts Cosmos - (Part 1 of 6) Astronomer Carl Sagan "Such A NIght" starts a sIx-part ody,>sey through the umverse In Tuesday DIck Clark's Nltehme - Along wIth regular Part 1 he expldms the po,slnle negmnmgs of the so­ In SeSSIOn - Roseanne Cash, Rodney Crow­ guests, the P M Flyers, DICk Clark welcome~ lar system and some of the mystenes surroundmg the ell, Albert Lee and Emmylou Hams get together to comedienne LOIS BrownfIeld, rock group OIngo planet'> smg a few of theIr favonte composltlons The group BOIngo and New Edition OIngo BOIngo performs Flammg Trees Of Thlka - (senes starts see performs "Country Boy," "Ashes By Now," "Even "WeIrd SCIence," and New EdItion SIngs 'You'll synopSiS K wajalem-Tuesday) CowgIrls Get The Blues," "Lookm' For A Corner Have To Count Me Out" and "With You All The Dick C.lark's NltetIme - DIck Clark wel­ To Back My Heart Into" and "AIn't Nobody" Way" Nnetlme fans get an opportUnIty to Intervle\\' comes former Real People co-host SkIp Stevenson, Donahue - CompetItIon why are we so ob- OlivIa Newton-John Laura Bramgan, rock group Adam Ant and Billy sessed WIth wInnIng? Alfie Kohn, author of "No Sunday Crystal Laurd perfonns "Hold Me" and Adam Ant Contest," joms PhIl to diSCUSS whether we cause 'TIore harm than good In the quest to be the best Great AmerIcan Gospel - Gospel mUSIC an smgs 'Vlve Lf' Rock" Billy Crystal answer~ ques­ Amencan InStitUtion, with Gospel greats Tennes~ee tions from the :-'ntewne dancers Wednesday ErnIe Ford, Della Reese, the JordanaHes, NIkkI Sunday Start Of Somethmg BIg - Steve Allen hosts FermIn and the Happy Goodman Fanuly DaVId letterman - DaVId\ guests are 60 thiS show that looks at how BIG thmgs got started DaVId Letterman - Guest actors Charles Mickey Gilley Momma wanted a minIster, but got a MHllIte~ newswoman DIane Sawver and star of Grodm and Chnt Howard, are featured In a short NIght Court, John LaRocquette Features the country/western star Also, JImmy Stewart and Judy subject "ThIS Old House Needs Work" Then DaVId World s Most Ddngerous Band Garland's humble begInmngs attempts to nde a horse S prmgnatlOnal'i 1986 - Featured IS the 22nd Donahue - What's It lIke to be smgle and male? Sports Legends Hall Of Fame - In a 1973 Annual BudweIser Spnngndt,onal Drag Races, m Do women come on more aggressIvely? An audIence IntervIew, host Paul Hornung talks \\ Ith the late great of SIngle men jom Donahue to dISCUSS their VIews on which car<; tum speed~ of over 265 mph today's women Jesse Owens about hiS career In track and fIeld Sports Legends Hall Of Fame - Program Known In college a<; "The Buckeye Bullet,' Owens host Tom Seaver talb wllh the woman who helped Thursday IS best remembered for wInnIng four gold medals In make women'lI track and field what It I') today, the SerendIpIty Smgers - The Singers travel to the 1936 OlympICS In BerlIn breat WIlma Rudolph the Temples of Karnak at Luxor, Egypt, ruled over Monday Coral Ridge \1mlstnes - (ser,es stdftS) Rev­ by at least 15 kIngs Guest IS the lovely Judy Lan­ SpeCIal FrIends - Co-hosts VIckI McCart" erend Kennedy',> sermon tItled' The Gospel In The ders and Bruce Jenner IntervIew anImal-lOVIng Hollv Star,," addresses modern astrology, saymg It IS a Donahue - What's It lIke to be SIngle and fe­ wood notables as they diSCUSS how they share their Salamc deceptIon He explams the Blbhca170rnac male'l Donahue offers the women a chance to express love and hfe style WIth theIr pets, and the role ~ome FrontlIne - Blacks and WhItes fought together theIr OpInIOnS on today's men of these exotIC anImals play In their lIves Guests III Vietnam, sometImes agamst the enemy and some­ FrIday wIth their pets are John and Bo Derek, Ken Norton, tImes agaInst each other Their war stones, and the Video One - Host RIchard Blade features Dallas star Chns AtkInS and Mark Ham10n stones of what happened \\ hen they came home, Videos by ELO, Duran Duran, the Pet Shop Boys, Donahue - JOInIng Donahue are some fal<;ely form the baSIS of thIS film ZZ Top, The Jets and WhItney Houston ELO opens convIcted murderers who speak out on how a ml~­ With "Calltng Amenca" and ZZ Top performs carnage of Justice destroyed theIr lIves and reputa­ Mondav Ebony/Jet Showcase - Hlghl1ghted are the "Stages" Whitney Houston smgs her recent hIt, tIons ups and dO\l,ns of supertalent Teddy Pendergrass, "How Will I Know" and The Jets perform "Crush Tuesday On You" Donahue - it seems that In today's socletv there are a number of women who deSire sex much more than men Here are such women who dISCUSS theIr dIlemma A Guide To The Movies ••• Flame Trees Of Thlka - (senes starts) A Red Lme 7000 - (KwajaleLn Saturday) seven-part saga set In pre-World War I East Afnca, A look at three young members of a stock car racmg team and the women they love, re- chronIcles the lIves of the Grants, a BntIsh famIly flectIng the tenSIOn and unpredlctablhty of the racmg world Jame~ Caan, Laura Devon, mtent on stamng a coffee plantatIon In Kenya In the GaIl Hire and Charlene Holt opener, however, theIr dream appears farfetched An Uncommon LO\e - (MT, Kwalalem-Saturday) when they arnve at a barren plot nestled between tw' I A college teacher IS attracted to a student In hIS manne bIOlogy class After a number of wamng tnbes dates, he learns she also works m a mas~age parlor and is in fact a plOstltute He ~oon per­ Wednesday suades her that hIS feelIngs are genume even though he knows thdl wntlllmng to see her Donahue - Some New York fIrefIghters, who could be harmful to hl5 career Barry BOStWICk, Kdthryn Harrold, Holly Hunter dnd Ed are pnze WInners In the annual firefIghter's cookIng Begley contest, make a return appearance to the Donahue Kane And Abel (Part 3 of 3) - (Kwajaleln-Sunday) kItchen to prepare delIcIOUS and qUIck meal'> After 25 years, as an Iromc tWISt, the bItter feud between Kane and Abel estrange~ the h- Thursday nanCler from hIS son alid the hoteher from hIS daughter Peter Strauss, Sam Neill, Donahue - What IS It lIke to be the VIctim of Veromca Hamel and W Jlham Ca...n someone whose paSSIOn for you has turned Into an WaIt Until Dark - (Kwajalem Tuesday) obseSSIOn that threatens your safety, and maybe even A superb adaptatIon of the long-runmng Broadway play Audrey Hepburn receIved an your lIfe? Donahue discusses the dark SIde of obses­ Academy Award nominatIon for portraYIng a photographer's blInd Wife, trapped In her SIOn with vIctIms who have been tortured by others New York apartment b) a trIO of drug dealer~ tryIng to fInd a heroIn-filled doll Audrey IncludIng actress Theresa Saldana, author of Hepburn, Alan ArkIn, RIchard Crenna and Jack Wesson "Beyond SurvIval' Moonhghtmg (Pilot) - (Kwajaleln Wednesday) 3-2-1 Contact - The tOpIC IS "Earth Is The pIlot for what has become one ot teleVISIOn's hottest shows, thIS IS the story of ex­ ChangIng" The settIng IS the Island of Hawall, model MaddIe Haye~ who deCide'S to run a faIhng detectIve agency she still owns after em­ where one of Amenca\ top geologIsts dI'>cusses bezzlers leave her practIcally penmless Cyblll Shepherd, Bruce WillIs and Allyce volcanos, lava flows, emptIOns and explaIns how the Beasley Intenor and ~urface of our ear1h IS constantly chang­ Llvmg Proof Hank Wllhams Jr Story - (Kwajoletn Thunday) Ing Based on Hank WIlhams Jr 's autobiography, thiS I~ the ~tory of the countly/western PhIl Collms At Perkms Palace - EntertaIn­ smger who endured hVIng In the shadow of hiS folk-hero father before he became a stdr In er PhIl Collins and hIS band perform wIth songs that hiS own nght RIchard Thomas, Lenora May and LIane Langland Include "I Don't Care Anymore," "In The AIr All That Jazz - (MT, KwajaleLn Friday, ROl-Saturday) TOnIght" and "You Can't Hurry Love" WlOner of three Academy Awards, thIS IS a mature look at the cmeer of a dIrector-chore­ FrIday ographer and hI<; Involvements WIth \\omen IncludIng hIS eX-\\lfe hIS girlfnend dnd hIS The Joy That KIlls - Story of a New Orleans daughter Roy SchneIder, JeSSIca Lange and Leland Palmer anstocratlc couple dunng the mid 1800s LOUIse, Jackie Collms Hollywood Wives (Part 1) - (Rot-Sunday) confined wIth a heart alIment, lIstens to Brently relate The steamy account of Hollywood's "BeautIful People" taken from the pages of Jackie hiS world-travels of enchantIng sItes Brently IS diS­ CollIns's be~t-sellIng novel It follows the love affaIr~ and career schemes of upcomlOg and traught when LOUIse tells him she's cured and can estabh5hed stars and how theIr wives mampulate theIr career~ Suzanne Somers, Can­ accompany hIm or future tnps WhIle away on an­ dIce Bergen, Steve Forrest Mary Crosby and Robert Stack other tnp, LOUIse learns that Brently was killed In a The Suspect - (ROl-Tuesday) tram aCCIdent She reahzes that she IS now a free In 1902 England, a middle-aged shopkeeper murders hiS shrew of a WIfe In order to woman and can travel to exotlc lands marry a new and lITeslstlble love Later he IS forced to commIt ,lllother murder of a neIgh- Donahue - Donahue's tOpiC IS sex surrogatlon bor who IS tryIng to blackmail hIm Charles Laughton, Ella Rames and ROS,lhnd IV,\J1 and focus IS on the practIce of thIS professIOn Trackdown Fmdmg The Goodbar Killer - (ROI Wednesday) SerendIpity Smgers - The Smgers go on a Based on the true story whIch wa~ fictlonaltzed In the novel and movie "Look1l1g For Mr tour of the mOVIe capnal- Hollywood, Cahforma Goodbar," thl'> follows a New York CIty detectIve Investlgatmg the ~adistlc murder of a Guest IS SInger Lee Conway who offers "LIVIng On young school tedcher George Segal, Shelly Hack and Aldn North Tulsa Time" and "Maybelhne " DIrty Little Billy - (Rol Thursday) Roi-Namur The .;;tory of the early life of Wilham Bonney -- Blllv The KId - and hiS dITIvdl1l1 mud­ Saturday dy CoffevIlle from d squahd farm Atter gettIng Involved WIth local toughs after a gunflght, he ~tart~ on hIS life of cnme MIchael J Pollard, Lee Purcell and RIchard Evans Hee Haw - Hee Hawers are JOIned by Hank InSIde DaiSY Clover - (Rol Friday) WIlham Jr, KeIth WhItley, Merle Kilgore, Rat­ Everyday hfe 111 Hollywood a'> d young gIrl, determmed to bew'11e a star, has her mother tlesnake Anme and Ernest Borgmne MUSIC "I Am't committed to ,111 Insane a~ylum, mdl IIV,.I bl-~e;.,.ual ~ldl, h l~ III ,litd,r With the <;tudlO head Gonna Carry That Stuff Tomght," "When You Get dnd develop<; a nervous bleakdowl1 N H,'de \"l00(' Rohcll RedfOld \lid Ruth GOldon

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