(i) KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS

VOLUME XXII, NO 164 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1985

On Takeoff In England Used Possible Cancer~auslng Drugs BOEING 737 EXPLODES SOVIETS DISMISS CHARGES By JOHN JONES By JOHN lAMS Unlted Press Internatlonal Unlted Press Internatlonal MANCHESTER, England -- A Pollce and flre offlclals MOSCOW -- The Sovlet Unl0n ceptable," the statement sald Brltlsh Alrtours Beolng 737 sald 54 people were kliled, mak­ dlsmlssed as "absurd" U S The Unlted States sald bound for the Greek Islands wlth lng 1985 the worst year for fa­ charges that the Sovlet KGB se­ Wednesday that the chemlcals 137 people on board burst lnto talltles ln aVlatl0n hlstory cret serVlce used posslble can­ had been used for the past 10 a "ball of flre" when an englne The other 83 were rushed to cer-causlng drugs to follow the years, but lncreaslng use In exploded on takeoff today, klll­ nearby hospltals, some ln serl­ movements of Amerlcan dlplomats recent months had ralsed alarm lng 54 people and lnJurlng doz­ ous condltl0n It was several The Sovlet reactl0n, ln an In Washlngton ens of others hours before all the bodles offlclal statement dellvered to Although Amerlcan medlcal Manchester Alrport chlef ex­ could be removed from the plane the State Department ln Wash­ offlclals sald they belleve ecutlve Gl1 Thompson sald Fllght Pollce sald most of the V1C­ lngton and carr led by Tass, the rlsk lS low, they warned KT 328 was speedlng down a run­ tlms, lncludlng two alrllne sald the charge was an attempt lt could turn out to be a can­ way at Manchester Internatlonal stewardesses, dled strapped to at "polsonlng the atmosphere" cer-lnduclng chemlcal A team Alrport when ltS port wlng en­ thelr seats ln the back of the ln U S -Sovlet relatlons of experts lS belng sent to glne exploded, showerlng the burnlng alrcraft The surVlvors "The Sovlet slde resolutely Moscow to conduct tests alrcraft wlth blazlng aVlatl0n were slttlng ln the front of denles the absurd allegatl0ns The Sovlet statement accus­ fuel the plane and stampeded the that some chemlcal agents are ed Washlngton of "preparlng Wltnesses sald the pllot emergency eXlts to sllde down used on the staff of U S agen­ the ground for another slander screeched to a halt at the end chutes lowered by the crew Cles In the U S S R ," sald the campalgn agalnst the Sovlet of the runway, but the plane Prlme Mlnlster Margaret statement repeated on the offl­ Unl0n, pOlsonlng the atmosphere was engulfed ln flre ln a matter Thatcher, endlng her summer va­ clal news agency ln relatl0ns between our coun­ of seconds catlon ln Austrla, changed plans "Nothlng of the klnd was trles and fomentlng emnlty to­ "It was a horrlfYlng slght," to fly lnto London and lnstead ever practlced or lS practlced wards the Sovlet people " sald alrport englneer Alan Hlg­ flew to Manchester to V1Slt the In our country," lt sald "The The embassy called Amerlcan ham "The plane went up ln mo­ scene of the dlsaster attempts to make such clalms to Clvlllans llvlng ln Moscow to ments It was an lnferno the A malntenance hangar at the us are not only absolutely out a meetlng Wednesday nlght to moment lt skldded to a halt alrport was set up as a "tem­ of place but also totally unac- discuss posslble health hazara People were trylng to get out, porary mortuary" for the bodles but a lot of them must have been The alrport was closed after "Should Be Replaced With Americans· overcome before lt stopped " the flre Former CIA Director Speculates Woman Arrested In Greenpeace Sinking Soviet Enl>Ioyees Spread Chenical Identified As French Army Captain WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Former dust around the embassy, In my AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UP1) to the bottom ot Auckland Har­ CIA Dlrector Stansfleld Turner oplnl0n," Turner sald "We A woman arrested on murder bor July 10 by two Llmpet mlnes sald today Sovlet employees In­ have got to prolect ourselves and arson charges for the slnk as lt prepared to lead a protest slde the U S Embassy In Moscow better by gettlng them out of lng of the Greenpeace antl-nu­ voyage to the French nuclear probably are spreadlng the chem­ that embassy, replaclng them clear group flagshlp Ralnbow test ground ln the South Paclf­ lcal spy dust used to keep wlth Amerlcans " Warrl0r lS a captaln ln the lC track of Amerlcans and thelr So­ U S offlClals dlsclosed French army, pollce sald today A Portuguese-born Dutch pho­ vlet contacts Wednesday, a "potentlally harm­ Authorltles sald the woman tographer was kliled when the Turner, who dlrected the U S ful" chemlcal dust has been us­ was ldentlfled as Domlnlque two Llmpet mlnes attached to spy agency from 1977 to 1981, ed by Sovlet secret pollce to Prleur, a French army captaln ltS hull went off sald the Sovlet employees con­ track the movements and con­ marrled to an employee of the Two suspects, a man and a stltuted "one of the weaknesses tacts of U S dlplomats ln Mos­ French Defense Mlnlstry woman, were arrested and charg­ of our embassy" and urged they cow and Lenlngrad The odor­ Sources close to the French ed wlth murder, arson and fals­ be replaced by Amerlcans less and colorless substance secret serVlce ln ParlS mean­ lfYlng documents Both had Intervlewed on CBS televl­ was placed on steerlng wheels whlle, ldentlfled another woman false ldentlflcatlon papers Slon, Turner sald he sent a of dlplomatlc cars and other who lnflltrated the Greenpeace Detectlve Inspector Allan speclal team to check the Mos­ places where U S attaches group and allegedly helped to Galbralth, leadlng the lnvestl­ cow Embassy and lnvarlably as would come lnto contact wlth set up the sabotage attack as a gatl0n, sald today the woman team members went from room to lt French spy had been posltlvely ldentlfled room a "Sovlet charwoman (clean­ Turner sald he was not The French government had no as Prleur lng woman)" would appear and aware of the use of the spy lmmedlate response to elther re­ In Parls, securlty sources say, 'I've got to clean thlS dust through 1981, and Malcolm port ldentlfled the other woman as room rlght now'" Toon, the U S ambassador to The Ralnbow Warrl0r was sent Chrlstlne Huguette Cabon "And those are the klnd of Moscow, 1976-79, sald he was people who are puttlng thlS not told lt was belng used Spokesman Says Reagan Will Likely Protest To Gorbachev By IRA R ALLEN Unlted Press Internatlonal LOS ANGELES -- Presldent Rea­ Speakes sald Reagan had gan wll1 most 11kely protest to known "all along" for years of Sovlet leader Mlkhal1 Gorbachev the blzarre spylng technlque, the chemlcal traclng of Amerl­ ln WhlCh common artlcles such cans ln Moscow when the two men as doorknobs and steerlng meet ln November, an admlnlstra­ wheels were powdered wlth a tlon spokesman says chemlcal to track Amerlcans ln The lssue, WhlCh arose Moscow Wednesday ln the mldst of a dlS­ The State Department sald pute between the superpowers the lnvls1ble tracklng agent over space weapons, ralses "se­ lS a mutagen -- a chemlcal rlOUS dangers to the (U S -SOV1- agent that alters llvlng cells et) relatl0nshlp," sald deputy -- and can be carclnogenlc ln press secretary Larry Speakes humans For The Farmers The traclngs, Speakes sald, Reagan was glven a detalled were carrled out by the Sovlet document on the chemlcal dust CHAMPAIGN, III -- (left to rlght) Country star Wlllle mliltary and securlty serVlces, Monday and approved the State Nelson, IlllnOlS Gov James Thompson and rock great John Cou­ apparently wlthout knowledge of Department maklng publlc ltS gar Mellenkamp meet In Memorlal Stadlum at the Unlverslty of the clvlllan leadershlp protest to the Sovlets Wednes­ Illlnols Champalgn-Urbana The trlo announced that they wlll Today Reagan was relaxlng ln day ralse money for the natlon's dlstressed farmers and wlll hold hlS Los Angeles hotel sUlte be­ Speakes sald the chemlcal a major concert at the stadlum In Champalgn, III , on Sept fore speaklng to the Callfornla dust eplsode should not have 22 (UPI Photo) state Republlcan Party and go­ an effect on the upcomlng sum­ lng out to dlnner wlth frlends mit AROUND ISLAND PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, AUGLST 22, 1985 UH Names Instructors Classes Began Aug. 27 Range Operation Procedures Outlined A range operat10n 1S scheduled for For Fall Classes Fr1day, Aug 23 By EULA JOURDAN For Starting School In connect10n w1th th1s operat10n, Adult Educatlon Center From KwaJaleln School )ystem caut10n areas w1ll eX1st for sh1ps and a1rcraft 1n the ocean exceed1ng a 180- Reg1strat10n for the fall semester cred- All new students on 1sland (grades K­ naut1cal-m1le rad1us of KwaJale1n 1t classes offered through the Kwa]ale1n S1X) who have not enrolled S1nce arr1v1ng See the rnap below for the ocean cau­ extens10n of the Un1vers1ty of Hawa11 w111 on KwaJale1n may be enrolled at the ele­ t10n area be at the Adult Education Center, Room 1, mentary school off1ce, 7 30-11 30 a m and Hazard t1mes are from 1 a m to George Se1tz School, dur1ng the follow1ng 12 30-4 30 p m 1 pm, Aug 23 t1mes Saturday, Aug 24, 9 a m -noon, K1ndergarten reg1strat10n for all stu­ Tuesday, Aug 27, 8 a m -1 pm, Wednesday, dents enter1ng k1ndergarten for 1985-86 1S

A le 0 9 4" H ~ 167 J 9 5 B 12)900' r JgOO'" Aug 28, 8 a m -1 p m and 3-6 p m now 1n progress at the George Se1tz office ( I D ~ JO" N 169 D 9 3C '1 o 10 D ~ 15 roo N 167 D 9 ~ 5 M Classes w1l1 meet one n1ght per week be­ dur1ng regular off1ce hours A b1rth cer­ g1nn1ng the week of Sept 3 and end1ng the t1f1cate, passport, or other off1c1al doc­ week of Dec 16 ument authent1cat1ng a ch1ld's b1rth date Both classes offered th1s term are 1S requ1red when reg1ster1ng k1ndergarten 0. 1111 (HLL three cred1t hours TU1t10n for each class ! students By school board pol1cy, ch1ldren 1I1II " 1S $390 TU1t10n must be pa1d 1n full by must be 5 years old on or before Sept 1 ... --- - ITa L .~ DUB! ,~ ~" cash, check or money order at the t1me of of the year of enrollment ~ IT~ ~ , V , IILI, , , reg1strat10n Make checks or money orders Classes w111 commence for all elemen­ / lTOU. · , ,. " payable to the Un1vers1ty of Hawa11 If tary students, 1nclud1ng k1ndergarteners, V lUI I ifill ~ IHHG '~ ~ , I ~ L L / THI 0 jtLln x~ . you are pay1ng cash, please have the exact on Tuesday, Aug 27, at 8 30 a m School ~~'ll[f " IIIJIl[IM ifill amount 1S d1sm1ssed each day at 2 30 p m for · :::>~:\" \ I UIIU~ IIOtl The follow1ng 1nstructors w111 teach grades one through three and 2 45 p m for I " -<~ ITILI • , co, ~:ILQ(LIP th1s semester grades four through S1X I, '" ITDLL LII V : ( ITOLL IHIID I I TARRY HOMAN An or1entat10n meet1ng for parents of I \\UIU , ~:u. oc, "HI w11l be teach1ng k1ndergarten ch1ldren w111 be held 1n U linD! · ISlHI Introduct10n to Room 102 at Ivey School on Monday, Aug 26, c:;:JIILIUlIPl 111"10 I,OLL , \\\ ~~ C 7846 ~/J It;:l~ Amer1can H1story 9 30-10 30 a m Due to the nature of th1s , CAUTJD IlAO ,'" IIOll (semester one) meet1ng and seat1ng capac1ty, parents are " IILII)' , ~['80" IILI Homan rece1ved requested not to br1ng ch1ldren w1th them ~' , 20 \M ITHlC ------~"Vv-v h1s B A degree to th1s or1entat10n · ~ Jl1lfRAOIUS 1n sOC1al SC1ence Students' room ass1gnments for grades , , , , ------, from San D1ego K-S1X w1l1 be posted on the George Se1tz '" '" " " MARS~AlL I SLAN~S State College and Elementary School off1ce door at 4 30 p m h1s M A degree Monday, Aug 26 1n h1story from Cal1forn1a State On ThiS Dote In History Un1vers1ty, Ful- In 1911, the "Mona L1sa" was stolen from lerton He has I the Louvre Museum 1n Par1S It was recover­ taught S1nce 1966 ed four months later and 1S beg1nn1ng In 1922, M1chael Col11ns, a founder of h1S n1nth year as a member of the Kwa]ale1n the Ir1sh Repub11can Army and a key f1gure H1gh School faculty Prev10us UH courses 1n E1re's 1ndependence movement, was assas­ taught by Larry 1nclude Introduct10n to s1nated by pol1t1cal opponents near Bandon, Amer1can H1story (semester one and two) and Ireland World C1v111zat10n In 1966, the Beatles arr1ved 1n New York YOKWE YUK CLUB ROBERT F KINGSLEY has a B S degree 1n for a concert at Shea Stad1um MONTHLY SUNDAY BRUNCH electr1cal eng1neer1ng from Purdue Un1ver­ In 1968, Pope Paul VI arr1ved 1n Colom­ S1ty and an M S Sunday, 25 Aug~t, 6~om 10 00 a m to b1a, becom1ng the f1rst pont1ff ever to 1 p m 1n computer SC1- V1S1t overwhelm1ngly Roman Cathol1c South BUFFET STYLE ence from Oh10 Amer1ca State Unlverslty In 1978, Presldent Jomo Kenyatta, father ~ze - Chee6e and B~y K1ngsley tutor­ of modern Kenya and symbol of the Afr1can ~epe6 - Apple ed students 1n 1ndependence movement, d1ed at the age of F~enc.h TOMt computer program­ 86 Bac.on m1ng at Oh10 State unk S~age Un1vers1ty and has CounUy &.6c.u.d6 taught FORTRAN YOKWE YUK CLUB Honey Buti~ programm1ng for CounUy S~age Gftavy the Un1vers1ty of Egg~ to OM~ Hawa11 extens10n Omuetie6 progra~ on KwaJa­ HMh B!town PotatOe6 le1n He has work­ he6h Ftr.i.L<.M - Wat~mUoY!, ed 1n the computer Honeydew, Cantaloupe, GMPe6 f1eld for 14 years and 1S currently employ­ Papaya ed as a sen10r software des1gn eng1neer for J~c.e/Co66ee/Mktk RCA TOM,t K1ngsley w111 teach Introductory Comput­ VanMh er Programm1ng Methods $6 75 - adulU $4 75 - c.~dJten RESERVATIONS SUGGESTEV Call 8-3409 TOUGH WEEK?? Cool off and calm down at SATURDAY the Club each Friday, enJoy our spec1al AT pupus and easy music from 5 - 7 p m After r€lax1ng for a few hours release all the pent up energy by danc1ng to the DISCO from 9 p m until m1dn1ght

Saturday - D1SCO music from 9 p m until Meet m1dn1ght

BILL THOMPSON I SportIng Goods RepresentatIve ~************************' From Honolulu Surf And Sun * * AS OF 12 01 A M ConductIng clInIcs on the latest Thursday, Aug 22, 1985 equu:nent fran llIlJOr rronufacturers Da1ly ra1nfall 06 Monthly total 6 85 ! ~:;::~~ ! * PrevIew the newest eqUlDrent Yearly total 59 73 TOMORROW ON KwAJALEIN : ~~e : * DISCUSS your sports needs Sunr1se 6 41 a m * Place orders for speclOl It6T1S Sunset 7 02 P m :* CLOSED FOR INVENTORY *: Moonr1se 1 38 p m on **GOLF**RACQUETBALL**SOFTBALL** Moonset 12 35 a m * * H1 T1Qe 9 43 a m 3 4'-11 04 p m 4 3 * MONDAY, AUGUST 26 * *BASKETBALL**JOGGING ACCESSORIES* Lo T1de 4 01 a m 2 2'-3 48 p m 2 2' * * FOR TOTAL FORECAST CAlL 84700 *~*************************~ * COMMENTARY HOUPGLASS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1985, PAGE 3 ERMA BOMBECK: AT WIT'S END

People are qU1ck to con­ 1!;ood l1nes " the rout1ne work, d1nne~, TV, demn soaps and s1tcoms w1th And don't tell me a woman and bed Not on the tube the1r s1mp11st1c answers to scorned by her husband would When th1ngs get dull, they problems and the1r superf1c1al not love to do what Me11nda run 1n new characters to make V1ew of fam1ly l1fe, but frank­ Fee d1d on "Days of Our L1ves " a pass at a spouse, r1p you ly I th1nk we're Jealous When producers made plans to off or tease you w1th the1r We could probably learn k1ll off her character to "pep myster10us past someth1ng from the way they up the story l1nes," d1d she I wonder what marr1ages present the human cond1t10n take 1t lY1ng down? She d1d would be l1ke today 1f we day 1n and day out and st1ll not She protested and so had an order for 26 weeks and keep the aud1ence from nodd1ng d1d all of her fans 1n front an opt10n to renew or cancel off of the stud10 Maybe that's depend1ng on the rat1ngs Take Brenda D1ckson on why so many women are be1ng Maybe we'd all work a l1ttl~ "The Young and the Restless " wr1tten out of true-11fe harder at 1t 1f we thought One day recently dur1ng a scr1pts these days They we were fac1ng cancellat10n tap1ng, she Just looked 1nto don't know how to f1ght back What's wrong w1th c11ff­ the camera's eye and announc­ Frankly, I see a lot of hangers 1n our l1ves? Not ed." I qU1t'" and walked off advantages to runn1ng a real Just dur1ng the summer but where k1ds get one or two the set fam1ly l1ke a soap or sit­ when a husband goes on a l1nes a day -- tops You never You cannot 1mag1ne the com If your k1ds hold you bus1ness tr1p for the week­ spend days talk1ng about mun­ t1ffies I've wanted to do that up for a b1gger allowance, en0 or a woman goes to the dane th1ngs l1ke roaches under The days I've wanted to yell threaten to wr1te them out beauty shop for a root touch­ the s1nk or how soft the ground over my shoulder, "You want of the fam1ly next season up 1S around the sept1c tank A a mother at th1s pay for all If you have a motor-mouth Most people V1ew soaps and place where you stand 8lound these hours and all that k1d, g1ve h1m amneS1a for a s1tcoms as Never-Never-Land 1n a $1,200 des1gner catLan, crapola, then call Central couple of months A place where no one wav1ng a f1ve-carat r1ng on Cast1ng Bes1des, I don't Un11ke l1fe, soaps and works, pregnanc1es are three your [1nger and shout1ng, "I l1ke what you're d01ng to my s1tcoms don't allow for months long and l1p gloss 1S can't go on l1v1ng l1ke th1s'" character She's dull, d1m­ th1ngs to drag How many the gross nat10nal product That's the world I want to w1tted and never gets the l1ves get bogged down w1th I see 1t as a Wonderland l1ve 1n

On the right Contemplate, not celebrate, the Helsinki Accords By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR The 1dea of "celebrat1ng" dre1 Sakharov, 1n eX1le or no need to test for f1ve 1nher1ted the r1ght to 1n­ the 10th ann1versary of the 1n pr1son or even, not 1ncon­ months (odd stretch of t1me, qU1re 1nto the stdte of hu­ Hels1nk1 Accords 1S on the ce1vably, dead, 1n Gork1 Three no?), then why not make 1t a man freedom beh1nd the Iron order of celebrat1ng the 10th Hels1nk1 mon1tors have dled peacen1k p01nt and procla1m Curta1n In fact, two years ann1versary of Yalta Basket 1n labor camps Of the 20 or1g- your un1que devot10n to d1s­ before Hels1nk1 the Sov1et Three of the Hels1nk1 Accords, 1nal Sov1et mon1tors of the armament, wh1le feed1ng the Dn10n rat1f1ed the Dn1tP~ Na­ as 1t was called, sounds nowa­ Hels1nk1 Accords, only two cause of d1sarmament only t10ns Human R1ghts Treaty days l1ke telegraphese for rema1n not 1n labor camps or stat1c? Techn1cally that subjects the "Basket case Three " 1n eX1le And one of them, Oh yes, there was the call Sov1et Dn10n to mOIn tor1ng by Naum Me1man, 1S 1n a very real for more new consulates, S1nce 1nstruments of the Dn1ted Nd­ sense a pr1soner Sov1et auth­ the Sov1et Un10n des1res more t10ns but, of course, the or1t1es refuse to perm1t h1m spy centers To run that oper­ Sov1et Dn10n can exerC1se a or h1s w1fe, who 1S dY1ng of at10n 1n San D1ego, where they veto that tends to paralyze cancer, to 1mm1grate to Is­ stole all the naval secrets, 1nconven1ent D N act1vity By rael Moscow's Hels1nk1 watch Sov1et off1c1als had to oper­ contrast, as a s1gnatory to 1S no more It had no ch01ce ate from a consulate 125 m1les Hels1nk1, the Dn1ted States but to fold Me1man expla1ns away, and that's tough, fuel can on 1tS own mot10n 1n1t1ate "There were too few of us costs be1ng what they are, 1nqu1r1es We have, together left, and we couldn't take and rush-hour traff1c And w1th our al11es, done so, re­ young members, because we then there was the call for sult1ng 1n protracted meet1ngs knew that 1n a short t1me they cooperat10n on, as The New 1n Madr1d and 1n Ottawa that too would be arrested " York T1ffies put 1t, "measures have, really, proved noth1ng St1ll, there was a cons1d­ to 1ncrease the safety of com­ very much except that the So­ erable agenda 1n Hels1nk1 merc1al a1rcraft " One way v1et Un10n cont1nues 1n 1tS The Sov1et Dn10n announced a to 1ncrease the safety of com­ tota11tar1an ways and un1lateral suspens10n of all merc1al a1rcraft 1S not to And what? Cares about pub11c nuclear test1ng, and asked us shoot down commerc1al a1r­ op1n10n? Answer Yes, the So­ to do the same (the relevant craft, but that's too s1mple v1et Dn10n does care about outstand1ng agreement puts a for modern d1plomacy It's pub11c op1n10n Suff1c1ently l1m1t of 150 k1lotons and l1ke secur1ng human r1ghts by to alter 1tS po11c1es? No, not spec1f1es underground tests) securing human r1ghts, d1s­ suff1c1ently to alter 1tS You w1ll recall 1t was We take two pos1t10ns, the arm1ng by d1sarm1ng, seek1ng po11c1es Suff1c1ently to m1t1- Basket Three that was to ex­ f1rst that the Sov1et Un10n peace by seek1ng peace gate 1tS po11c1es? tend the r1ghts to travel, to m1ght not adhere to 1tS agree­ And yet, and yet Granted That 1S the quest10n Heat­ convene 1n peaceable assembly, ment, and that we don't have that d1plomacy 1S conducted ed Sov1et den1als that the and to free speech The fru1ts means ref1ned enough of de­ by the Aesop1an mode St1ll Krem11n has ever been gU1lty of Basket Three? Anatoly tect1ng surrept1t10uS low­ 1t 1S true that the Sov1et of anyth1ng more than double­ Shcharansky, fac1ng 12 years Yleld tests The second, that Dn10n 1S pay1ng a pr1ce for park1ng are grudg1ng test1mony ("seven and f1ve," as they put the Sov1et Un10n 1S merely pub11cly agree1ng to observe to a central fact about wh1ch 1t 1n Russ1an shorthand) -­ sU1t1ng 1tS conven1ence, as human r1ghts The Sov1et Con­ the h1stor1an Chr1stopher Daw­ seven 1n a labor camp, f1ve 1n 1t d1d when 1n 1961 lt un1- st1tut10n of 1936 guarantees son wrote a book 25 years ago 1nternal eX1le Yur1 Orlov, laterally suspended a volun­ all manner of human r1ghts, called "The Movement of World conv1cted of "ant1-government tary morator1um and dropped a though subord1nat1ng them Revolut10n " Although they ag1tat10n and propaganda" IOO-megaton number In order to the pre-em1nent concerns don't value human rlghts, they 1n 1978, 1S st1ll 1n pr1son to prove someth1ng or other of the state But -- the know they should pretend that Ios1f Begun, sentenced to If Sov1et SC1ent1sts to the d1plomats w1ll tell you -- 1t they do And that 1S worth seven-and-f1ve 1n 1983 An- Kremlln adv1sed that they have wasn't unt1l Hels1nk1 that we someth1ng

The Kwa]aleln Hourglass lS an unofflclal publlcatlon authorlzed under the provlslons of AR 360-81 It lS publlshed by Global Assoclates Monday through Frlday (excludlng holldays) at the d1rect1on of the commandlng offlcer U S Army Kwa]aleln M1sslle Range Marshall Commandlng Offlcer Col Wllllam A Spln Islands, under contract DASG60-82-C-0063 ThlS 1S an offset publlcatlon wlth a dally PubllC Affalrs Offlcer Pat Robblns clrculatlon of 1 950 The V1ews and oplnlons expressed hereln are not necessarlly those Edltor Courtney Danko of the Department of the Army CommunlcatlonS should be addressed to the Hourglass, P 0 Local News/Feature Wrlter Ruth Horne Box 23 APO San FranC1SCO 96555, or call 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Materlals appearlng Copy Edltor Clrculatlon Jeanne Vlncent In the Hourglass may not be reprlnted w1thout the approval of the command1ng off1cer, Sportswrlter Vacant U S Army Kwa]ale1n Ml~slle Range All want ads and notlces must b~ submltted on GA Form 8028 R-4 by 12 30 p m the worklng day prlor to publlcatlon WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1985 Specialists Say SOUTH AFRICAN RAND AT RECORD LOW Much Concern Of By BRENDAN BOYLE Unlted Press Internatlonal Spreading AIDS JOHANNESBURG, South Afrlca In a major clash overnight, Offlcers flred tear gas, -- Black mlners announced a pollce sald black youths bar­ rubber bullets, shotguns and Is Unwarranted one-week delay ln a strlke rlcaded roads ln the black plstols to dlsperse the rlot­ By LARRY DOYLE that could escalate the natlon's tOwnShlP of Allwal North, ston­ ers, who abducted a l6-year­ Unlted Press Internatlonal yearlong bloodbath that today ed pollce cars and government old glrl One man was kliled saw one person kliled and at offlces and set flre to shops and another wounded, authorl­ CHICAGO -- Seeklng to allay least elght others wounded and a house tles sald some of the publlC'S fears Authorltles arrested at about AIDS, acqulred lmmune least 44 people on crlmlnal deflclency syndrome, speclallsts charges lnvolvlng rlotlng and Reagan tv1ay Q-der l..i1ited tv1easlres sald today lt lS vlrtually another 103 people under a lmposslble to catch the dlsease state of emergency lmposed by Against Pretoria To Presslre Refam from mosqulto bltes or casual Presldent Pleter Botha on July LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- Pres- Afrlcans contact such as shaklng hands 21 ldent Reagan is set to veto But a group of moderate Dr Bruce B Dan, senlor Raclal vlolence has taken economlC sanctlons Congress Republlcans predlcted today edltor of the Journal of the at least 138 llves Slnce then passes agalnst South Afrlca that Congress would overrlde Amerlcan Medlcal Assoclatlon, and more than 635 Slnce the and lnstead may order llmlt- any veto by Reagan sald much of the concern about vlolence began ln black town­ ed punltlve measures to The admlnlstratlon offl- the spread of AIDS, lncludlng ShlPS south of Johannesburg pressure the Pretorla gov- clals sald the presldent could belng served food by or klSS­ last Sept 3 Pollce commlS­ ernment to reform, offlclals lmpose certaln sanctlons, such lng an AIDS vlctlm, lS unwar­ Sloner Gen Johan Coetzee to­ sald today as prohlbltlons on computer ranted and based on mlslnfor­ day announced a ban on meetlngs Wlth the Senate expected sales to agencles that admln- matlon belng planned to mark the an­ to act next month on sanc- lster South Afrlca's system of Dan, an lnfectlous dlsease nlversary of that outbreak tlons approved earller by raclal segregatlon and loans to speclallst, sald many people Mountlng lnternatlonal un­ the House, the admlnlstra- companles that do not offer thlnkthey can catch AIDS through certalnty about South Afrlca tlon offlclals sald Reagan equal opportunlty to blacks and casual contact because lt lS drove the rand, South Afrlca's lS convlnced the harsh mea- whltes It lS llkely the Con- belleved caused by a Vlrus But currency, to a record low of sures harm the black South gress wlll override the veto he sald, "It's not even that 38 cents today easy to get a cold, and that's much eaSler to transmlt " In an lssue of the Journal Consumer Prices Up Just 0.2 Percent For July to be publlshed Frlday, Dr By DENIS G GULINO Peter Drotman of the Atlanta Unlted Press Internatlonal Centers for Dlsease Control was asked by a fellow physlclan WASHINGTON -- U S consumer best for any slmllar perlod ers, up 1 6 percent whether the Vlrus could be prlces lnched up 0 2 percent ln almost 2~ years Elsewhere, gasollne prlces spread by mosqultoes Drotman ln July, the same as May and The only blg mover among dropped 0 4 percent, helplng sald there was no eVldence to June, as acceleratlng houslng the major categorles was rent, the major category coverlng support the Vlrus theory costs were mostly balanced by up at an 8 percent annual all transportatlon costs lower gasollne and meat prlces, rate ln the most recent three to go down 0 2 percent Research Shows the Labor Department sald months, and 0 6 percent ln Clothlng sales costs went today July That factor alone ac­ down 0 2 percent as end-of­ Insulin Pumps More The mlld upward movement of counted for most of the July the-season sales on summer the Consumer Prlce Index lncrease clothlng cut prlces more than through July of thls year kept Volatlle vegetable prlces usual Effective Than Shots the annual lnflatlon rate at bounced up 6 5 percent durlng The Consumer Prlce Index By GINO DEL GUERCIO Just 3 5 percent the month but overall food was 319 1 for goods and ser­ Unlted Press Internatlonal As the year progresses, the and beverage prlces were llft­ Vlces that cost $100 In 1967 prlce performance lS gettlng ed only 0 1 percent, the same The dollar that year lS now BOSTON -- External pumps better, wlth the most recent as June worth 31 cents used to glve dlabetlcs a con­ three months generatlng a Tobacco prlces were among Beef prlces have gone down tlnuous supply of the vltal hor­ 2 5 percent lnflatlon rate, the the few remalnlng bad perform- 7 4 percent Slnce December mone lnsulln produced slgnlfl­ cantly more stable blood sugar A.H Robins Co Faces Another 5,100 Claims levels over the long run than dally lnJectlons, research­ ers sald Wednesday Makers Of Dalkon Shield File Chapter 11 Protection Introductlon of pumps that provlde a 24-hour supply of In­ By CAROLYN CLICK sulln was flrst met wlth en­ Unlted Press Internatlonal thuslasm, but researchers say RICHMOND, Va -- The A H have been flIed agalnst Roblns ulng burden on lltlgatlon re­ that had dlmlnlshed somewhat Roblns Co , WhlCh has pald Slnce 1974, when lt removed lated to the Dalkon Shleld," because of a hlgh drop rate and $378 mlillon to women lnJured the lntrauterlne devlce from Roblns sald ln a statement compllcatlons by ltS Dalkon Shleld contra­ the U S market The company Company spokesman Roscoe The pump contlnually sends ceptlve and faces another and ltS lnsurer have already Puckett sald one goal of the lnsulln lnto the wearer's abdo­ 5,100 clalms, has flIed for pald $378 mlillon for 9,230 bankruptcy petltlon "lS to men Just before meals, each protectlon In a federal bank­ cases, plus legal expenses get an orderly process to take wearer measures hlS blood sugar ruptcy court totallng another $107 3 mll­ care of the remalnlng SUltS " level, then dellvers a dose of The pharmaceutlcal glant, llon Ed Doyle, a broker wlth lnsulln that helps break down after trylng unsuccessfully Women natlonwlde have al­ Scott & Strlngfellow ln R1Ch­ the added sugar obtalned from to lump the outstandlng In­ leged lnJurles ranglng from mond, sald Slnce credltors the meal Jury clalms lnto a class ac­ exceSSlve bleedlng to spon­ are routlnely lumped together A study of 127 people wlth tlon sUlt, flIed for Chapter taneous abortlon ln Chapter 11 proceedlngs, dlabetes found that 83 percent 11 protectlon Wednesday "The flilng was neceSS1- ''It'S the only way they could had improved blood sugar levels More than 14,300 clalms tated ln part by the contln- get all the sUlts together " one year after treatment by pump Punjab state, a bloody bat­ a suburb of Nashvllle, as Financial News tlefleld of Slkh terrorlsm potentlal locatlons for its Briefly Dollar closlng In where more than 1,000 people $500 mlillon Amerlcan assemb­ Tokyo was CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla have dled ln three years, ly plant, the Detrolt Free 236 22 yen (UPI) -- The Dlscovery's today geared for ltS flrSt Press reported today and ln Zurlch was countdown to blastoff began electlons Slnce 1980 now set * * * unavallable today to set the stage for for Sept 25 BANGKOK, Thalland (UPI) -- Vletnamese offlclals releas­ CLOSING METALS launch Saturday on a "spec­ * * * Gold off 0 40 at 355 50 tacular" mlSSlon to hot-wlre BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) -­ ed another 112 Ameraslan SlIver unchanged at 6 29 a costly sateillte marooned The Cablnet, prodded lnto chlldren today and sald they DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES ln space the flrst meetlng Slnce Aprll expect to have thelr flrst 30 Industrlals * * * by 11 days of flerce battles, dlrect talks wlth U S ref­ today endorsed a cease-flre ugee offlclals next week off 11 43 at 1318 10 BONN, West Germany (UPI) 20 Transportatlons Inteillgence sources sald agreement and asked Syrla to * * * COLOMBO, Srl Lanka (UPI) off 9 71 at 686 33 today a suspected East German supervlse the accord Ten people were kliled and a vltal Peace talks ln Bhutan 15 Utliltles spy who worked for West Ger­ off 0 31 at 159 11 man counter-lnteillgence has 011 lnstallatlon was set between the Srl Lankan gov­ ablaze ln the latest flghtlng ernment and Tamll mliltants 65 Stocks dlsappeared -- the fourth off 5 06 at 549 33 such lncldent thlS month ln * * * were adjourned lndeflnltely DETROIT -- Toyota Motor today and a guerrliia spokes­ VOLUME 90,600,000 shares Bonn's esplonage scandal SEE LISTINGS "I< "I< "I< Corp lS conslderlng Kansas man warned of "all out war" IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY NEW DELHI, Indla (UPI) Clty, Kan , and Lebanon, Tenn , on the lsland natlon SPORTS HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1985, PAGE 5 Seventh Biathlon Basketball Highlights Baseball Running Club To Hold By MEGAN STEGMANN Three Homers Lift In the flrst basketball game Wednesday Run/Walk, Swim/Float nlght the Teen Center Tlgers pulled Cubs Over Braves By EULA JOURDAN through, outscorlng the Goal Busters 73-69 NEW YORK (UPI) -- Ryne Sandberg hlt two KwaJale1n Runn1ng Club Behlnd ln the flrst two quarters, the homers and drove ln SlX runs and plnch Goal Busters overcame the Tlgers 55-51 ln hltter Chrls Speler belted a two-run homer The Run/Walk, SWlm/F10at lS back agaln the thlrd quarter It looked as though the ln the elghth lnnlng Wednesday nlght, llft­ by popular demand Break out the goggles Tlgers were doomed when one of thelr blg lng the Chlcago Cubs to a 9-5 Vlctory over and SWlm sUltS and break ln the new run­ men under the boards, Sam Garland, had to the Atlanta Braves at Fulton County Sta­ nlng shoes We're ready for the seventh an­ eXlt the game due to a prevlous commltment, dium nual KwaJa1eln Blath10n' but rellef came when ErlC Gates arrlved Wlth the score t1ed 5-5 ln the elghth, For the unlnltlated, the Run/Walk, SWlm/ Jon Pacheaco and SklP Jones ruled the Leon Durham led off w1th a slngle off re­ Float lS a 2 6-ml1e run (or walk) followed boards scorlng 24 and 11 pOlnts respectlve­ llever Gene Garber, 3-4 A sacrlflce by by a 600-yard SWlm (or float) The event ly Gates not only brought rellef to the Jody DaV1S moved Durham to second and lS planned for Labor Day, Monday, Sept 2, Tigers, he upped the Tigers' score by 18 chased Garber Speler, batting for plnch beglnnlng at 4 30 p m at Emon Beach pOlnts h1tter Rlchle Hebner, rlpped a 1-2 pltch The blath10n lS a very low-key event The Busters played a hard game, espe­ from reI lever Terry Forster over the left­ wlth emphasls on flnlshlng rather than clally Mltch Hlll, who only scored four fleld fence for hlS fourth home run of the speed Certlflcates wl1l be awarded to all but rebounded an excellent game Other season to make a Wlnner of rellever Warren flnlshers It was very much a famlly af­ players worthy of mentlon are Dave Goudeau Brusstar, 3-2 falr last year, and lS always a llghtheart­ hittlng for 18, Sheldon Coulon scorlng 15 Sandberg rapped hlS homers ln the thlrd ed begl~nlng for the KwaJaleln Runnlng and Mlke Rhodes who scored 14 pOlnts and nlnth 1nnlngs He became the flrst Club schedule of events SCOREKEEPER Megan Stegmann player ln Cubs hlstory to h1t 20 home runs There wlll be a $1 entry fee for non­ * * * and steal 30 bases 1n a slngle season KRC members, and admlsslon lS free for It was another dog-eat-dog game Wednes- Sandberg has 38 stolen bases club members day nlght when the Carlbou Crulsers defend­ Elsewhere ln the Natlonal League, San Anyone wlth questlons or anyone wll11ng ed thelr undefeated record agalnst the Franclsco overcame New York 3-2, San Dlego to help wlth the tlffilng, certlflcates, etc , Chocklate Thunder The Crulsers won by the stopped Montreal 6-2, Los Angeles blasted should call Ken or Eula Jourdan at 82350 skln of thelr teeth 46-45 Phlladelphla 15-6, ClnClnnatl beat PlttS­ Entry forms are aval1able at Macy's bu1le­ The score was close throughout the burgh 8-5 and St LOU1S trlmmed Houston tln board, T-673, and the elementary and game -- 10-9 ln the flrst quarter and 24- 7-4 hlgh school offlces 23 at the half -- always ln the Crulsers' Robln Yount's one-out bases-loaded Sln­ favor The CrUlsers would score, then the gle ln the bottom of the nlnth 1nnlng Thunder, then the Crulsers agaln, and so scored Jlm Gantner and gave the M1lwaukee Fall Main Season on Wlth 55 seconds left, the Thunder pull­ Brewers a 3-2 v1ctory over the Mlnnesota ed ahead 45-44, but the CrUlsers dldn't TWlns Elsewhere ln the Amer1can League, Softball Coming Soon glve up As the Thunder lnbounded the ball, Oakland nlpped Detrolt 4-3, Cleveland down­ By CINDY PENDER it was stolen and the CrUlsers made the ed Toronto 5-2, Texas topped Boston 5-3, Spec1al SerV1ces Recreat10n D1rector basket to pull ahead 46-45 Kansas Clty nlpped Chlcago 2-1, New York With only flve seconds remalnlng on the topped Callfornla 13-10 ln 10 lnnlngs and Maln season softball lS tentatlve1y clock, the Thunder dldn't have much of a Baltlmore blasted Seattle 11-8 scheduled to begln the week of Sept 23 chance They had to drlbble the ball all Rosters wlll be due at the managers' meet­ the way down the court and score ln flve Ball And Pin Leaders lng scheduled for Monday, Sept 16, 5 15 seconds The Thunder made a plan, but some­ p m how the plan never got under way and the In Wednesday's Leftovers Mlxed Bowllng Watch the Hourglass for more detal1s tlme on the clock ran out before the Thun­ League der could get a shot off, maklng the flnal Men's D1V1Slon score 46-45 H1gh Game Blll Hale, 211 Reminder To Golfers Hlgh scorers for the CrUlsers were Deb­ Second-Hlgh Game Pete Boillan, 201 By ANDREW DANKO ble Thomas wlth 22, Clndy Rlchard wlth 10 H1gh Serles Hlroe Harley, 552 Spec1al Serv1ces Manager and Mlka Spllttstoesser, who put up elght Second-Hlgh Serles Percy Matsuda, 524 The Thunder's top scorers were Ronell Women's D1V1Slon Greens fees and golf locker rent are Kuratsu wlth a blg 12 pOlnts, Joan Boyd H1gh Game Candace Bell, 170 due for the perlod of July through Decem­ hlttlng flve baskets for 10 pOlnts, and Second-H1gh Game Maureen Glarratano, 161 ber 1985 Rent must be pald at the SpeClal Megan Stegmann maklng nlne pOlnts H1gh Serles Candace Bell, 493 Servlces Offlce by 4 30 p m Monday-Frlday SCOREKEEPER Erlc Gates Second-H1gh Serles Maureen Glarratano, 461 Kwajalein's Sports Add Twist To Traditional Games By RUTH HORNE Ed1tor's note Th1S lS the th1rd part a numbered cap that tles under the chln, Accordlng to Danko, some of the speclal of an art1cle Hourglass wr1ter Ruth Horne 1n much the same manner as a baby bonnet rules that apply -- stealing and leadlng left beh1nd wh1le she lS on vacat10n Most KwaJaleln team sports are pattern­ off base are allowed -- make the game a ed after standard plaYlng rules, but wlth very fast-paced sport (And speclal safety When events llke the Surf and Turf or a few local qUlrks -- such as no steallng gear for catchers lS requ1red, of course) the Feet and Eat are advertlsed, the nOVlce ln Llttle League, and no slldlng ln base­ Another varlatlon from regular-season may assume a cullnary extravaganza lS baIlor softball because of the coral­ softball, Danko says, lS that players can planned Whlle 1t lS true that the Feet based plaYlng f1elds And In very few be on any or all teams because of the re­ and Eat -- brought to KwaJaleln from Ascen­ places other than KwaJ can basketball duced lsland populatlon durlng the summer Slon Island by Ken Jourdan -- provldes run­ games be ralned out Also, as Clndy Pender, -- and the same lS true of Summer Fun bas­ nlng enthuslasts wlth an excuse to engage Speclal Servlces recreat10n dlrector ketball That's partly why Summer Fun lS ln two favorlte actlvltles, the Surf and pOlnts out, KwaJaleln may be the only so much fun' Turf has nothlng to do wlth eatlng Rather place on Earth where "adult team sports Although KwaJ softball -- aSlde from lt lS a race that comblnes runnlng and can be canceled for 'mlsslon-related ac­ the fact that It'S played year-round, has wlnd-surflng -- a unlquely KwaJaleln event tlvit1es '" a d1vlSlon to SUlt every need and offers dreamed up by Ed Goff spectators the opportunlty to attend from For those 1n search of a less strenuous, 10 to 14 World Ser1es ln a year -- volley­ but very challenglng and precIse type of Iron Mike grew from ball, basketball, water polo (except for sport, dlSC golf may be the answer "The the lnner tubes), TW111ght Golf and soccer New Games Book," edlted by Andrew Fluegel­ little League to adult league. follow fa1rly standard formats, they all man, refers to the game as the "one sport share an outstandlng feature crazy team that perm1ts the FrIsbee to express ltS names full maJesty" Whether or not "majesty" 1S "KwaJ softball" rout1nely means slow­ How serlOUS can a battle ln the SWlm­ lnvolved may be a matter for debate Never­ p1tch softball, but every summer the Iron mlng pool between the Rubber Duckles and theless, the sport -- played llke golf us­ M1ke p1tchlng mach1ne takes to the f1eld the Kliler PengUIns be? Or a contest on Ing a flYIng dlSC, wlth a pOInt counted for Summer Fun fast-p1tch softball Spe­ the softball fleld between the Hamburger for each throw and each penalty lncurred, clal SerVlces Manager Andrew Danko recalls Squad and Freddle's Fllntstones? Then and the low score wlnnlng -- lS one of that one of the machlnes, orlglnally there's the Splked Punch meeting the Rub­ Speclal Servlces' newest addltlons to the brought to KwaJaleln for Llttle League ber Bumpers on the Volleyball Court, or KwaJaleln repertolre of actlvltles for the battlng practlce -- certalnly ltS prlmary the Bare Necesslty agalnst K1m's Kamlkazoes sports connOlsseur purpose everywhere else -- was pressed the same place, only now It'S the Basket­ Inner tube water polo lS another Spe­ lnto servlce for a hollday fun-league ball Court Would Sheer Energy and Flrst cial Servlces-offered sport that newcomers tournament "way back when " The tourna­ Blood represent soccer anywhere but on to KwaJaleln may be unfamIlIar wlth Bliled ment took place on Ragan F1eld wlth spe­ KwaJaleln? And probably everyone knows as a non-contact team sport, thlS game -­ clal rules -- "a foul tlP was an out, a that Rosle's Cantlna and D1VOt Construc­ played, as the name lmplles, whlle seated hlt over the fence was an out" -- and tlon are not places of buslness, but TW1- ln an Inner tube In the sWlmmlng pool -­ made such a blg hlt that fast-pltch soft­ llght Golf teams can become hlghly competltlve and allows ball w1th the machlne became a regular some the chance to enJoy a second Chl1d­ part of the Spec1al SerVlces Summer Fun hood It also requlres the player to wear program To be concluded In Fr1day's Hourglass FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1985 T levlSlon Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers 'Today' Tries To Broaden Its World Please help me deal w1.th By JOAN HANAUER the anger I feel every UPI TV Reporter t1me I talk wlth thlS fr1end She has many ad­ NEW YORK -- NBC'S "Today" show l.nvaded prl.me tl.me ml.rable qualltles but I.S thl.s week l.n order to establl.sh a beachhead among eve­ extremely bossy, dom1.neer­ nl.ng Vl.ewers who have never watched the mornl.ng show lng and opl.nlonated and l.ncrease l.ts share of the $200 ml.lll.on mornl.ng At the close of every market phone conversatlon she There were Bryant Gumbel, Jane Pauley, Wl.llard glves me l.nstruct1.ons Scott and Gene Shal1t d01ng the1r 1ngrat1atl.ng show at "You mustn't work so hard, 8 p m 1nstead of 8 a m on Monday nl.ght They have to dear" Or, "You must l.m­ Dear Ann Landers I be 1ngratl.atl.ng because no one would tune l.n to watch prove your appet1.te and Just learned that my won­ Howard Cosell f1rst th1ng 1n the morn1ng get more sleep" Or, derful phys1clan lS a drug The results were l.mpreSS1ve In the 10-cl.ty over­ "Please stop taklng on so addl.ct and cannot practlce nl.ght ratl.ngs report, about 7,250,000 V1ewers watched many projects You are untll he l.S rehabllltated the "Today" show from 7 to 9 a m There were about k1.lll.ng yourself " It lS To say I am shocked lS put­ 19 ml.lll.on people watch1ng "Today -- At N1ght" Monday as I.f my mother lS tell­ tlng lt mlldly How does n1ght from 8-9 lng me what to do and I such a thlng happen? Please hate lt How can I get explaln -- Undone In De­ her to stop? -- Recol.llng trolt Do the rating results mean anything? In Rl.VerSlde Dear Detrolt Too many Dear R Th1S woman 1S doctors treat themselves a compuls1ve d1rector1al Slnce they can wr1te out "I thl.nk l.t's a great shot for us," sal.d Steve personal1ty She can't prescr1pt1ons 1t 1S very Fr1edman, execut1ve producer of "Today " "The real help herself easy to "overprescrl be II questl.on l.S, does l.t mean anythl.ng? Wl.ll they tune l.n Make a Joke of 1t Just The l1fe of a physlC1an durl.ng the mornl.ng, and wl.ll they stay tuned l.n? But before you s1gn off, ask, can be extremely stressful l.t certal.nly was a great shot for us " "What wonderful adv1ce do In an effort to cope, too "Today" was the prototype for mornl.ng talk shows, you have for me today? I many physlclans lean on l.ntroduced on Jan 14, 1952 The l.nspl.ratl.on was Dave don't prom1se to take 1t alcohol, pllls dnd control­ Garroway's Chl.cago-based "Garroway at Large," and Gar­ but I know you need to led substances Before roway was the show's fl.rst host Among hlS colleagues glve 1t So what 1S 1t they know lt they are ln were Betsy Palmer, Jack Lescoulle, Frank Blalr and a th1s tlme?" trouble HapP1ly, phYS1- chlmpanzee named J Fred Muggs She may back off and Clans are pollclng the1r Garroway remalned wl.th the show untll June 1961, by then agaln, she may not. own a lot better than they WhlCh tlme lt had been taken over by the news depart­ But you w1ll at least en­ used to There are now ment, and hlS successor for 15 months was John Chan­ JOy the sat1sfact1on oT self-help groups for d1S­ cellor lettlng her know how you abled phys1clans and they Hugh Downs, a former announcer on "Tonlght," became feel about her 1nstruc­ do a terrlflC Job host In 1962 and held the post for nlne years, when he t10ns Copyrlght 1985 News Amerlca was succeeded by Frank McGee, who kept the post untll hlS death ln 1974 That's when "Today" lntervlewer Barbara Walters was named co-host, eventually JOlned by Jlm Hartz Your Individual Walters left the show ln 1976, wooed away by ABC to become the fl.rst woman to anchor a network evenlng Horoscope news broadcast ln uneasy double harness wlth Harry Reasoner ===== Fraftces Drake =====::::=::::::==. Meantlme, back on "Today," Tom Brokaw was named FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1985 host, JOlned by Jane Pauley Gumbel took over the male AKIES Some receive a gIft Consult Wltn hostlng chores In 1982 when Brokaw moved on to the (Mar 21 to Apr 19) supenors concemmg busmess deve­ NBC Nlghtly News There IS luck for you on the Job and lopments It's a good bIDe to seek pleasure opporturutles are plentIful rruses or ask favors Good fortune comes through fnends SAGITrARIUS and creatlVlty (Nov 22 to Dec 21) 'Today' has begun to regain Its lead TAURUS Busmess hunches ace on the (Apr 20 to May 20) money Talks With agents and 1i Higher-ups are responsive to your lawyers are favored Ongmahty plus over 'Good Morning Amerlca. requests Take advantage of msplI'3.­ opbmlsm brmg you success bon that comes now Make llnportant CAPRICORN domesbc decISIOns (Dec 22 to Jan 19) For years, "Today" was the top-rated network morn­ GEMINI Though luck IS With you, It's best to lng show Then ln 1980, ABC's "Good Mornlng Amerlca," (May 21 to June 20) keep today's money developments to It's the perfect bIDe for a weekend yourself MedltatlOn and higher mmd led by Davld Hartman, began takl.ng over the top spot get-away You bnng out the best m a purswts appeal On Feb 1, 1982, "GMA" began a three-year stlnt l.n partner today U nderstandmgs ace AQUARIUS flrst place That ended ln March 1985, when "Today" easJ.ly reached (Jan 20 to Feb 18) began to Wl.n some ratl.ngs weeks, and now lS l.n hot CANCER ThIs IS the best of tImes for getbng (June 21 to July 22) along With others Still, restlessness pursul.t of Hartman and company Thmkmg IS sharp concerning or unconventionaltty thIs everung CBS, whlch for years stayed wl.th the stralght news career and monetary mterests now could cause problems approach l.n the mornl.ng, also stayed ln thl.rd place Luck comes to you, but you must PISCES >4ID Its attempts to challenge "GMA" and "Today" wl.th I.ts capItalIze on It Don't put thmgs off (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ "CBS Mornl.ng News" have so far been unsuccessful The LEO You're now able to act on a project (July 23 to Aug 22) that has been kept under wraps show currently has no male host and there have been It's smooth srulmg concernmg Though you're a.ctlculate, others may reports that Phyll1.s George may not be permanent That personal relabonshlps Make plans be unpredlctable puts CBS l.n a poor POSl.tlon to compete for the approx­ for a speCial ouOng A hunch pays off YOU BORN TODAY ace mterested I.mately $200 mlll1.on-plus that lS the network share of for you caceerwtSe m both the arts and SCIences Though VIRGO domg somethmg new appeals to you, the 7-9 a m audlence, Slnce advert1.sers are reluctant (Aug 23 to Sept 22) you're also down to ea.cth Wntmg, to spend blg bucks for an unknown quantl.ty You may be swept off your feet m teaching and musIc are fields m All three networks spIlt the1.r tlme 50-50 w1.th local romance Some make mlijor purch­ which you may be especially talented statl.ons, Frledman sald, and he guessed the local sta­ ases for the home Evenmg brmgs It IS Important, though, that you lIke surpnse news your work or else you'll have trouble tl0n take ml.ght be tWlce that of the networks' for the LIBRA gettmg up m the morrung Though tlme per1.od (Sept 23 to Oct22) you re fond of people, you re also "We have 10 mlnutes every day, 11 he sald, referrlng Common sense macks your deal­ qwte self-suffiCient Medlcme, law to the NBC-"Today" show share of the act1.on "Roughly mgs With others Today you'd make a and brokerage may dlso appeal to good spokesperson for a cause you BIrthday of Gene Kelly, dancer, advertlsers pay an average of $15,000 for every 30 sec­ Fortunate events spell happmess Edgar Lee Masters, poet, and PatrICia onds So that lS approx1.mately $300,000 a day" SCORPIO McBnde, ballet dancer And that's a lot of breakfast chat (Oct 23 to Nov 21) © 1985 King Fea'ures Synd1ca'e Inc DOONESBURV Garry Trudeau COMICS HOURGLASS

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OFFICIAL NOTICES SUNBEAM LE CHEF FOOD PROCESSOR, $30, M1cro SERVICES OFFERED PASSPORT PHOTOS requ1re prepa1d rece1pt 21 p1zza oven for m1crowave (brand new), NEED HOUSE- OR TRAILER-SITTING POSITION from Global F1nance Present rece1pt to $10 Please call 82527 W1fe would l1ke to V1S1t Non-smokers Don Photo Lab on passport days, Tuesdays, 9- Pentecost, Box 1356, 84449 11 a m only (KMR Photo Lab) CHILD'S DESK AND CHAIR, $10 Call 82442 COMMUNITY ACTlVITIES KMR COMMUNICATIONS IS PREPARING a supple­ BOY'S BIKE, brand new 20" Huffy d1rt b1ke, SCANDINAVIAN SMORGASBORD' Lutef1sk, lefsa, ment to the KMR telephone d1rectory The black and gold $80 Call 82442 more Sept 21 If 1nterested call 82082 annual ed1t10n of the d1rectory has been between 5 and 9 p m postponed unt1l Apr1l 1986 due to the GOLF CLUBS, Puma 3456789 1rons, 1&3 wood, scheduled 1nstallat10n of a new telephone Couger nylon bag, golf balls, tees, travel STORY TIME WILL RESUME Tuesday, Aug 27, system and the assoc1ated number1ng chang­ bag Call 83853 at Grace Sherwood L1brary at 10 a mAll es accompany1ng the cutover of the system 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds are welcome Please check the personnel l1st1ngs for 20" BOY'S BIKE WITH MAG WHEELS, also extra accuracy Correct10ns and changes may be t1re and tubes $20 Call 82490 or see at RUNNERS, JOGGERS, WALKERS Start tra1n1ng subm1tted to the d1rectory clerk, 81125, Tr 746 for the annual Columbus Day run (6 5 and dur1ng normal duty hours For those who 13 m1le d1stan~es) Date is Oct 14 T­ des1re d1rectory l1st1ng of quarters num­ 26-INCH BIKE, 10 mos old, ava1lable Sept sh1rts for all fin1shers bers, a local serv1ce request (DA Form 6, good cond1t10n Best offer over $30 3938) must be subm1tted 1n accordance w1th Call John, 82221 after 6 p m ATTN GOLFERS Rags Ragland, PGA pro from the 1nstruct10ns on pages 12-18 of the cur­ Mauna Kea, w1ll g1ve lessons at the dr1v1ng rent d1rectory There 1S no charge for PATIO SALE FRIDAY 7-2, Saturday 7-9, Tr range Aug 30-Sept 8 KGA members free, bus1ness d1rectory l1st1ng, a d1rectory 593 Boys' sz 12 clothes, men/women's non-members $5/30 m1n Contact Lee AlIas 1nput card may be obta1ned from adm1n1stra­ clothes, snorkel gear, brn bedspread w/2 at W99404, H83438 t1ve off1ces All requests for d1rectory bolsters, 2 pr skates, 2 ch1ld 11fe vest, l1st1ng must be subm1tted to PRC Kentron, m1SC household and kitchen 1tems KSC DIVEMASTER COUNCIL meets ton1ght, 7 30, d1rectory clerk, Bldg 1008 For 1nclus10n Tr 746 to propose new d1vemasters 1n the supplement, 1nputs must be rece1ved JUMP BOOTS, or1g1nal a1rborne 1ssue, never not later than Sept 3 (PRC Kentron Comm ) worn, 11~E. $45 Call 82804 after 4 p m RUNNERS' Part1c1pate 1n 6 of the upcoming 10 fun runs and rece1ve a free Kwa]ale1n FISHING FROM ANY MARINE VESSEL OR BARGE 1S LAST CHANCE HENRY 2KDS AMPLIFIER, $650 s1nglet -- blue & wh1te tank top-style run­ proh1b1ted Conf1ne f1sh1ng to p1er after Doug, W8l025, H82327 n1ng sh1rt Ed Goff says they're very dash- Mar1ne work1ng hours Please keep ch1l­ 1ng Call Larry Homan or Jeff Taylor dren out of 1ndustr1al area (Mar1ne Dept ) LOST WINDSURFING VEST Mostly blue w1th orange GOLF COURSE CLOSED Sat Aug 24, 7-noon and SUBMISSIONS FOR THE SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES bands, 3 plast1c snaps Wh1te letters "EP" Sunday Aug 25, 7 a m -4 p m for KGA calendar are due 1n wr1t1ng to the Hour­ on back Fell off b1ke between Emon and f1rst round of Kwa] Open glass no later than Fr1day, Aug 23 Send Camp Ham1lton Please call 82521 or 82255 V1a Guard Ma1l or drop 1n the slot 1n the TICKETS ON SALE FOR YYWC DINNER DANCE Hourglass door, second floor, Spec1al Ser­ TWO BAGS OF WINDSURFER SAIL BATTENS They (Sept 28) tomorrow on Macy's porch, 10 30 V1ces BU1ld1ng (Hourglass) were left at Camp Ham1lton last Tuesday -12 30 and 4-6 $15 per person Please call Chuck at 83528 or 84261 INVENTORY OF GOVERNMENT-OWNED QUARTERS KWAJALEIN RUNNING CLUB f1rst fun run of furn1sh1ngs (furn1ture and app11ances) 1S MISSING' LOST' OUR CAT "BUTTONS," black the new season Sunday, 5 30 p m Meet at under way Complet10n 1S expected Oct 31 and wh1te female, crook 1n ta1l We want ]ogg1ng board by 5 15 to s1gn up D1stanceb Inventory count w1ll be taken by an em­ her home Call 82885 ~, I, 3 m1les Call Larry Homan (82255) ployee from Furn1ture Warehouse who w1ll accompany the FOM PM crew dur1ng rout1ne LADIES' GOLD WATCH w1th rope tr1mm1ng on PARENTS OF BOYS AGES 7-11 who are 1nterest­ scheduled ma1ntenance 1nspect10n of quar­ an oval fac1ng Between 428A & Surfway ed 1n Kwa] scout1ng organ1zat10nal meet1ng ters Occupant's presence 1S not requ1red Maybe found 1n grocery bag of customer on at 6 30 ton1ght, Tr 668 Input needed A copy of the 1nventory w1ll be sent to Saturday If found, please contact Debb1e the occupant w1th1n 10 days after count 1S at 82475 or 83607 Sent1mental value DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE to attend the very taken Your cooperat10n w1ll enable Global last SW1ng1ng Years (B1g Band Era) d1nner­ Assoc1ates to fulf1ll contract ob11ga­ WANTED dance Sat Sept 7, 7-m1dn1ght T1ckets on t10ns, caus1ng as l1ttle 1nconven1ence as WANTING TO BUY PLASTIC PLAY DISHES for a sale Saturdav, 9 30-noon, on Macy's porch poss1ble to occupants Any quest10ns? Call 2~-year-old Please call 82695. or see Nate Jackson Furn1ture Warehouse at 83434 (Global Plant Property) ENCLOSED OUTDOOR STORAGE CABINETS 82692 IF YOU HAVE NOT SIGNED UP for the T1ger, Cub or Webelo program, br1ng a parent to DUF TO K~-APPROVED SCUBA COURSE, the Fam- WANTED TO BUY OR BORROW LAWN CROQUET SET Macv's porch Saturday Informat10n on the 1ly Pool w1ll be reserved today, Aug 23 Do you have one h1dden 1n your closet? If var10US programs w1ll be ava1lable and 27 dnd the Adult Pool Aug 26, 28, 29 so, call 82935 and 30, from 8-10 p m (Spec1al Serv1ces) ATTN KWAJ OPEN GOLFERS Team/tee t1me draw- SIMPLE WOOD LADDER Call 82442 1ng w1ll take place Fr1day at 7 p m 1n the SEVENTH-GRADE ORIENTATION All 1ncom1ng Banyan Room, Yokwe Yuk Club For more 1n­ seventh-graders are to report to the h1gh KEYS, RHYTHM/LEAD AND BASS PLAYER to prac­ format1on contact Dave Harr1s, W84l43 school Mult1purpose Room at 10 a m Fr1- t1ce rock 'n' roll Call Steve, 82686 eves day, Aug 23, to get the1r schedules, meet KWAJALEIN SWIM TEAM SIGN-UP on Macy's the1r teachers and f1nd the1r classrooms STEREO RECEIVER, 30W/Ch m1n In good cond1- porch th1s Saturday, 10 30 a m -noon (Kwa]ale1n School System) t10n, reasonable pr1ce Call Steve, 82686 even1ngs IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOURGLASS by SCHOOL STARTS TUESDAY, Aug 27 Reg1stra­ 5 30 pm, call 84190 and one w1ll be de­ t10n 1S currently be1ng accepted at the LARGE AQUARIUM AND ALL OR ANY PARTS 82388 l1vered to you Phone 1S manned 5 30-6 30 elementary and ]Un10r-sen10r h1gh schools (Kwa]ale1n School System) LARGE RUG, l2xl8 or larger 82388 GOT A NEWS TIp? 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