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VOLUME XXIII, NO 50 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 U.N. Panel Responds SHULTZ, SOVIET PREMIER Wholesa Ie Prices To U.s. Criticism TO MEET IN STOCKHOLM Drop Record 1.6% Of Torture In Chile By BARRY SCHWEID In February AP Dlplomatlc Wrlter S Gorbachev, the Sov1et leader, GENEVA (AP) -- The U N Hu­ reached an understanding at By TOM RAUM man R1ghts Comm1SS10n today WASHINGTON -- In the f1rst the1r "f1res1de surDInt" last AP Economlcs Wrlter called for an 1mmediate end to h1gh-level meeting S1nce the November 1n Geneva to hold meet- torture by Ch1le's secur1ty Geneva summ1t, Secretary of 1ngs th1s year 1n Wash1ngton WASHINGTON -- Collapsing forces, act1ng only days after State George P Shultz w1ll and next year 1n Moscow world 011 pr1ces helped push the Un1ted States 1ssued an un­ meet 1n Stockholm on Saturday But the two s1des have been down wholesale pr1ces 1n Feb­ precedented cr1t1c1sm of alleg­ w1th N1kola1 I Ryzhkov, the unable to agree on a date ruary by 1 6 percent, the ed human r1ghts abuses 1n the Sov1et prem1er, to d1scuss pros­ Shultz 1S flY1ng to Stock­ largest monthly dec11ne S1nce South Amer1can country pects for 1mproved relat10ns be­ holm ton1ght and plans to spend the government began keep1ng The resolut10n approved by tween the superpowers, an 10- less than a day there H1s meet- track of the f1gures 1n 1947, the comm1SS10n also expressed formed source sa1d today 1ng w1th Ryzhkov could accel­ the Labor Department reported concern at cont1nu1ng "ser10us Shultz and Ryzhkov w1ll be erate preparat10ns for th1s today v10lat10ns of human r1ghts 1n 1n the Swed1sh cap1tal to at­ year's summ1t The drop 1n the Producer Ch1le" deta1led 1n a report by tend the funeral of Pr1me M1n1s­ Ryzhkov, 56, replaced N1ko­ Pr1ce Index followed a a spec1al U N envoy ter Olof Palme, who was assaSS1- la1 T1khanov last September He o 7 percent dec11ne 1n Janua­ The envoy, Costa R1can un1- nated Feb 28 1S known as a technocrat W1t~ ry, after 1t had c11mbed vers1ty professor Fernando Vo- Pres1dent Reagan and M1kha1l strong t1es to Gorbachev sharply 1n the last three 110, reported allegat10ns of months of 1985 k1ll1ngs, torture, beat1ngs and The dec11ne was largely due abduct10n of suspected govern­ to plummet1ng pr1ces for gaso­ ment opponents and other c1v1l- l1ne and other petroleum prod­ 1ans 1n Ch1le, where the m1l1- ucts However, food pr1ces al­ tary deposed the Marx1st coa11- so showed sharp declines t10n government of Pres1dent Gaso11ne pr1ces fell Salvador Allende 1n 1973 11 1 percent, after a 5 7 per­ The resolut10n, wh1ch was cent decline 1n January Home adopted by consensus, sa1d res­ heat1ng oil dropped 26 2 per­ torat10n of democracy 1S essen­ cent, after fal11ng 10 8 per­ t1al to e11m1nat1ng abuses and cent 1n January These de­ expressed "part1cular d1smay" c11nes were also the largest that government and legal au­ recorded 1n the department's thor1t1es could not control the 39-year h1story of keep1ng secur1ty forces track of producer pr1ces The vote came on the last February's dec11ne, 1f con­ day of the comm1ss10n's annual t1nued for 12 stra1ght months, s1x-week seSS10n would be equal to an annual compounded decrease of 17 1 percent, department ana­ European Space lysts sa1d Probe Blinded Divers Recover By Halley's Comet Shuttle Computers, By NESHA STARCEVIC Assoclated Press Wrlter Flight Recorders DARMSTADT, West Germany Bob Sholar Runs Mile In .4 32 By HOWARD BENEDICT The European spacecraft G10tto AP Aerospace Wrlter today beamed back the closest Bob Sholar flnlshes ahead of 69 other runners who all had p1ctures ever taken of Halley's the help of a 20-knot tall wlnd Sunday In the Kwa]aleln Run­ CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla comet show1ng an egg-shaped 1ce­ nlng Club's 1986 Downwlnd Dash See Page 5 Rough seas kept most of Chal­ berg surrounded by dust and gas, (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) lenger's recovery fleet in but the probe was b11nded sec­ port today, after sources sa1d onds before mak1ng 1tS nearest d1vers had recovered all four pass In Surprise Move f11ght recorders and some of "The s1gnal was lost due to the space shuttle's f1ve com­ heavy 1mpact of dust But we puters cons1der the m1SS10n a complete The instruments, although success," sa1d European Space LAWMAKERS TO NICARAGUA submerged 1n salt water for Agency D1rector General Re1mar By TIM AHERN S1X weeks, may tell 1nvest1ga­ Lust and Dav1d Dre1r of Ca11forn1a tors about the moments before G10ttO had been trave11ng at Assoclated Press Wrlter Meanwh1le, Pentagon sources, and after Challenger exploded 50 t1mes the speed of a bullet, WASHINGTON -- N1ne Repub11- who spoke on cond1t10n they not 73 seconds 1nto 1tS flight or 155,000 m1les per hour, when can congressmen left today on a be 1dent1f1ed, sa1d that 1f Con­ Jan 28, k1ll1ng the crew of 1t h1t a "wall of dust the S1ze hast1ly arranged tr1p to N1cara­ gress approves Reagan's request, seven of gra1ns of sand," sa1d Peter gua 1n the latest surpr1s1ng de­ the Defense Department 1S pre­ Sources close to the 1nves­ Wenzel, head of the agency's velopment of the battle over pared to have U S m1l1tary ad­ t1gat10n, who spoke on cond1- solar and atmospher1c d1v1s10n Pres1dent Reagan's request for V1sers tra1n the Contra rebels, t10n of anonym1ty, said the After a 25-m1nute blackout, U S m1l1tary a1d to the N1cara­ who oppose the Sand1n1sta gov­ recorders and computers were the probe began transm1tt1ng guan rebels ernment of N1caragua Such brought ashore Wednesday n1ght data aga1n, but there were no Two Democrat1c congressmen, tra1n1ng 1S now banned along w1th more rema1ns of the more p1ctures, he sa1d Reps N1ck Mavroulas of Massa­ Reagan wants to prov1de the crew, parts of the f11ght The craft's mon1tors had told chusetts and Maryland Lloyd of Contras w1th $30 m1ll10n 1n deck, two unused space sU1ts m1SS10n controllers dust part1- Tennessee, left Thursday n1ght non-lethal a1d such as med1c1ne and other debr1s cles were bombard1ng 1t 120 on a s1m1lar m1SS10n and cloth1ng and $70 m1ll10n The recovery sh1p USS Pre­ t1mes a second two m1nutes be­ As the group departed at that could be for m1l1tary a1d server put back to sea early fore the s1gnal was lost, Wenzel 7 45 a m from Andrews A1r Force Congress last year banned m1l1- today but was forced back as sa1d Base outs1de of Wash1ngton, Rep tary a1d but approved $27 m1l­ w1nds gust1ng to 40 mph wh1p­ Unt1l then, the craft was Bob Walker, R-Pa , called the l10n 1n non-lethal help that ped up 10-foot swells and transm1tt1ng p1ctures every four tr1p "a learn1ng exper1ence w1ll run out March 31 thunderstorms moved 1n on the seconds and had beamed back more I've never been to N1caragua, Reagan has been 10bbY1ng law­ area 20 to 40 miles northeast than 3,000 before black1ng out never had a chance to talk to makers all week at the Wh1te of Cape Canaveral G10tto's s1gnal was lost when 1t the N1caraguan leadersh1p It House and plans to take h1s In add1tion to the f11ght was 415 m1les from Halley's nu­ can't hurt to learn" case to the pub11c Sunday n1ght computers, the recovered mon1- cleus, at 1 10 am, sa1d Roger The Repub11can group also 1n a nat10nally telev1sed tors were the shuttle's two Bonnet, the space agency's d1- 1ncluded Dave Monson of Utah, speech operat10nal recorders, a pay­ rector of sC1ent1f1c programs Paul Henry of M1ch1gan, J1m Dornan sa1d he and h1s col­ load recorder and a modular Desp1te the loss of data, 1t Kolbe of Ar1zona, Guy Mo11nar1 leagues were g01ng on what he aux1l1ary data system record­ 1S be11eved that two seconds of New York, Bob Dornan of Cal- called "a tr1P of hope, a 1ast­ er They could prov1de tnfor­ later G10tto passed the comet 1forn1a, Barbara Vucanov1ch of m1nute tr1p to get a break­ mat10n on temperature, accel­ at a d1stance of 335 m1les Nevada, Thomas DeLay of Texas, through" erat10ns and stresses o LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986

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Open House To Be Held seat1ng for 30 people There w1ll be an The f1rst of four Shorts 330s lS now w1ll eventually replace the Car1bous for open house w1th the a1rcraft on d1splay at KwaJale1n M1ss1le Range, where 1t w1ll commuter serV1ce to R01-Namur for KwaJ res1dents at a date to be an­ be used 1n1t1ally for fl1ght tra1n1ng of The a1r-condltloned cab1n of the Shorts nounced, accord1ng to AV1at1on Manager the f1xed-w1ng p1lots The Shorts 330s 330, shown 1n the above-rlght p1cture, has Tom Barrett (Photos by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab)

Worship Services Range Operation Help Us Help You CATHOLIC From AFRTS KWAJALEIN Saturday Mass (Antlclpated) From GLOBAL OPERATIONS COORDINATION 5 15 pm, Island Memorla1 Chapel Radlo 1224 would very much llke to Sunday Masses A range operatl0n lS scheduled for keep our KwaJaleln resldents abreast of 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Monday, March 17 the actlvltles here The one way we can 9 15 am, Island Memorlal Chapel In connectlon wlth thlS operatlon, accompllsh thlS lS by havlng you, our 5 pm, ROl-Namur Communlty Center cautl0n areas wl1l eXlst ln the ocean llsteners, drop your communlty actlvltles Monday-Frlday Masses wlthln a 180-nautlcal-mlle radIUS of announcements here at the radlo statl0n 10 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel KwaJaleln and In the KwaJaleln Atoll, or at Speclal Servlces Radlo communlty Confessl0ns north of a 11ne JOInIng, but not In­ announcement forms are avallable for plck­ Saturday, 4 30-5 pm, Blessed Sacrament cludlng, BlgeJ and Nlnnl Islands, and up at Speclal Servlces and at the llbrary Chapel Also ln the chaplaln's offlce, call south of a lIne JOlnlng, but not In­ Help us keep you lnformed 82116 beforehand, and ln Tr 835, call 84535 cludlng, Ennublrr and Yabbernohr IS­ beforehand lands For thlS operatIon there are TAKE-COVER requIrements for Ennublrr CHURCH OF CHRIST Island Unless speclflcally authorlzed, Sunday worshlp lS held at 9 a m ln all personnel asslgned to duty or 11V­ Room 20, George Seltz School Vlsltors are lng on any of the above ls1ands must welcome For more lnformatlon, call 83569 elther TAKE COVER In an approved shel­ Omelek Met Rocket ter when dIrected, or remaIn out of the From GLOBAL OPERATIONS COORDINATION CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS cautlon areas between 5 36 p m Monday SerVlces are held ln the Corlett ReLrea­ and 3 36 a m Tuesday In conJunctl0n wlth the range op­ tlon Center Prlesthood meetlng lS at 8, Unless speclflcally authorlzed, no eratlon, three meteorologlcal rocket Sunday school at 9, sacrament serVlces are aIr or sea craft wlll enter or be ln launch operatl0ns from Omelek Island at 10, and the RelIef Soclety and Young the KwaJaleln Atoll cautl0n area or In ale scheduled for Monday, March 17 Women's meet at 11 a m Vlsltors are wel­ the ocean cautl0n drea between the same In connectl0n wlth these operatlons, come For more lnformatl0n, contact LeRoy hours See the maps below for the KwaJ­ cautl0n areas WIll eXlst ln the ocean Slevers, 83691 aleln Atoll cautlon area and the ocean wlthln an area deflned by the followlng SerVlces on ROl-Namur are held at 8 a m cautlon area coordlnates 0903N, 16744E, 1100N, ln the ROI-Namur CommunIty Center Call 16720E, 1040N, 16856E Also that por­ AmAA! r 0Jhi ~'l>,.\lk __ tl0n wlthln a cIrcle havlng a radlus of Paul Delacruz, 99174 or 99601, for Informa­ Q90qiJG 1.10 3 '514NDARDW!O'lAH.lS(2 de) 1\(\1 0ul 16 D GJ1 120g30 llClL uo 2,560 meters (1 4 nautIcal mlles) tIon 20g00M Ii10gOC ]OD1 ClOM 171 0 GQI around a pOlnt at 0903N, 16744E The PROTESTANT KwaJaleln Atoll cautl0n area lS that Sunday mornIng worshIp serVIces WIll be portl0n wlthln the conflnes of the held at 8 and 11 at the Island MemorIal clrcle shown on the dlagram below Ome­ Chapel Chaplaln Robert Johnson WIll preach lek Island lS a TAKE-COVER ls1and for the sermon tltled "Forget the Past -- Go these operatl0ns All non-essentlal for the Future," based on IsaIah 43 16-21 personnel and craft must stay out of and PhIlIppIans 3 8-14 the above cautl0n areas between 7 30 Speclal mUSIC at both serVlces wl11 be p m Monday and 6 a m Tuesday, or un­ provlded by Ronda MartIn sIngIng "El Shad­ tl1 the restrlctl0ns are 11fted dal" (God Most HIgh), and by the Chapel See the maps below for the cautl0n Cholr sIngIng "If I Could Slng a Thousand areas Melodles" at the 11 o'clock serVlce ". Sunday school classes for all ages are held at the George Seltz School at 9 30 B 11 OON a m Adults are present to aSSIst newcomers C )0 ~o Ii' ln fIndIng thelr classrooms The Sunday evenIng worshlp serVlce on ROl-Namur WIll be held at 5 45 In the Communlty Center and wll1 be led by Chap­ , , VOtllO .HOLl laln Todd LaBute '" IJ.lSIlALlISL1'IDS Gospel serVlce WIll be held Sunday eve­ nIng at 7 In the chapel JOIn us for an In­ formal tIme of song and worshlp Newcomers '[ I Co C Ito A a LA.fATOLL

Kim!! Kararlk Tok Kom oJ K\oIIWJ.L IN K1m1J karar1k ~ok kom -- lS the Marshall­ ese way to say wel come, llterally -- "We - --~~------, 10 make you no longer strangers" EC SerVlces would 11ke to welcome the i ( , followlng people to the KwaJaleln Pollce Department Darrell Egner, from Tampa, Fla , MIchael Doffey, Galnesvllle, Fla , Charles Mensch, Sacramento, CalIf, Joe Gl11eo, Hurrlcane, l~"· Utah, Vernon Hopper, Tulsa, Okla , Judy I North, Parkersburg, W Va , and French Klm­ mel, Las Vegas, Nev \ J COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986, PAGE 3 On the right: Reflections on the departure of Ferdinand Marcos By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR

Concern~ng the departure of says, the preSIdent of the dy) that Mrs Marcos qu~te reg­ Shultz IS never better than Pres~dent Ferd~nand Marcos, a UnIted States ~s not gIVIng you ularly seduced any attractIve when he ~s beIng absolutely few observat~ons orders But If you want my own house guest at the palace (WhICh fIrm ~n handlIng tendentIOUS Ore of the great scenes adVIce, ~t IS thIS Get out made thIS sometIme house guest questIonIng He saId to a re­ ~n I stC) \ actually went out on whIle you can teel very neglected) Someone porter Yes, we would defInIte­ l~vL l~lev~s~on There was the A few hours later, the else passed the word that she ly gIve safe harbor to Marcos pr~ncL, and there was h~s gen­ prInce ~s on a helIcopter, WIth had accumulated the SIngle No, under no CIrcumstances eral The general was say~ng a very small fractIon of hIS largest collectIon of Jewels In would we extradIte hIm Look cr, we've tr~ed ~t your worldlv goods, one gathers the world, whlch for all one For one thIng, there IS no way It s~mply ~sn't work~ng There IS nothIng, cur~ously, knows may be true, and cause extradItIon treaty WIth the The Tl[tlnecrs are surrounded by more denIgrated In the modern for grIef to d few Texans, PhIlIpPInes For another (we C1Vll lan.s who are g~vlng them a world than the dIctator who sheIks and the queen of En­ are InVIted to assume), we madp cordL' sarltalre, and your does not qUIte have the stomach gland Someone else Informed d deal WIth Marcos Pullout, troujls are refusIng to pene­ to use all the force necessary us, qUIetly, that she had been thus aV(>Idlng C lVll war, and we trate those c~vIl~an crowds In to stay In power If the shah accumulatIng a formIdable prI­ WIll reward you wlth your per­ order to reach In there and ar­ of Iran had showed "ne-half tI-]l> vate collectIon of art master­ sonal securIty rest y,ur traItorous defense determInatIon of the ayatollah, pIeces, whIch presumably are In There IS no questIon that mlnl~ter and deputy ch~ef of the ayatollah would have gone hIdIng somewhere At least one Marcos was overwhelmpd by hls staff Just gIve me the word on to greener pasture~ a dozen hopes so, because the mub that own faIlures, posItlve and neg­ ~y Lombers are ready to go years ago Franco and Salazar overran the palace dId the Jac­ atIve He faIled to subdue the I'll ly rIght over them, and paId no attentIon to foreIgn oblnlcal bIt, even though they PhIllpplne VIet Cung, he faIled -- you'll have two dead traI­ crItICIsm, they lust ruled had been remInded by agents of to reVIve the economy, In stark tors theIr countrIes -- rather per­ Mrs Corazon AqUIno -- PreSI­ contrast to the elonomlC reVIV­ The prInce says, no, no, mISSIvely, by the way There dent AqUIno -- that the palace al In other countrIes desputI­ that's no way to do It Too was lust that one rule No one was where the trIumphant bUL­ cally governed (TaIwan, Slnga­ many people WIll get kIlled may exerCIse any polItIcal InI­ cessor would now lIve, so that pore, South Korea) And he not The general doesn't qUIte say tIatIve there was nl> pOInt In makIng It only faIled to curb graft, eVI­ It ~n as many words, but the If Marcos had wanted to exe­ unInhabItable Among the adorn­ dently he wallowed In It hIm­ meanIng IS clear Screw the cute BenIgno AqUIno, he cuuld ments sacrltlced, In that anar­ self, and InVIted lntu rhe question how many people get have had hIm done In In Bo~ton, ChIC passlon to smash (the treasure rooms frIends and rel­ kIlled Do you or do you not, rather than walt for so ex­ phrase of Herbert Agar) were atIves, many ()f whom toward the SIr, Wish to contInue as prInce plOItable a melodrama as what paIntIngs Some of them were end left hIm one fInal luxury, of thIS natIon? The prInce happened on the tarmac of the paIntIngs of the execrated Mar­ the luxury of betrayal stares, sort of, Into space aIrport at ManIla Marcus was cos dnd hIS wlte But there One must hope and pray that What he does then IS put In deposed because, at the margIn, were others, and they too were Presldent Aqulnu WIll launch a call to a close assoc~ate of he was soft sa~rlflced The unsuccessful the effectIVe reforms Marcos the preSIdent of the UnIted 2 In the past several days, dIctator suffers at many lev­ was not able or WIllIng tu ef­ States, and he says to hIm more storIes have been pas~ed els, dmong them what IS rumored fect Whether she can, or WIll, Senator, does the pres~dent re­ about concernIng Mrs Imelda about hIm, WIth so much relIsh, IS a questIon absolutely open ally want me to gIve up, to Marcos than In the past 20 WIth so much ImprOVIsatory zest COPYrl ght 1986 leave thIS country? The senator years We are told (by one la- 3 Secretary of State George Unlversal Press Syndlcate

• Washington merry-go-round: The FBI IS up to its old tricks By JACK ANDERSON and DALE VAN ATTA WASHINGTON -- The FBI has the Freedom of Informatlun ~ t Baker added "We won't contInue clal, four AmerIcans beIng held been spyIng on peace actlv~sts The documents showed that to hdve assets In that grc.up " hostage In Lebanon may be re­ agaIn the FBI ~pled nn maInstream Edwards saId pf the dIsclo­ leased soon Terry WaIte, an Several years ago, the Jus­ peace grpups, IncludIng the sures "We don't lIke pedce or­ aIde to the ArchbIshop of Can­ tIce Department laId down PhYSICIan" for SOCIaL Re'->ponsl­ ganIzatIons belng [he sublelt terbury, had had "some success" "gUIdelInes" for the FBI that b1llty, from 1982 through 1984 of an InvestIgatIon We don>t In hIS dealIngs WIth the kId­ supposedly prohIbIted the G-men When thIS eVIdence wac; sh,)wn to want the FBI used to d1'->courage nappers MeanwhIle, the KuwaIt~ from Inflltratlng peaceful do­ Rep Don Edwards D-Callf, he polItIcal actIvIty" government has reportedly mest~c pol~tlLal groups The a~ked FBI DIrector WIllIam Web­ The current preSIdent of "softened" ~ts POSItIon on the reforms were InstItuted ~n re­ ster for an explanatl()n Physlc~ans for SOCIal Responsl­ release of conVIcted terrorIsts sponse to dIsclosures that the Web"ter wrote back, In part bIllty, Dr SIdney Alexander, In return for toe AmerIcans It FBI had trIed to sabotage ac­ "The FBI IS not C(>nductlng an was not surprIsed by the reve­ may agree to trade two Lebanese t~vltles of groups opposed to InvestIgatIon pn the Phy'->Icldns latIon that Its membershlp -­ ShIItes among the 17 pro-IranI­ the war In VIetnam, the bureau for SpcIal ResponSIbIlIty, al­ WhIch IS open to n()n-phy~1C ~ans an act~vlsts beIng held for a explaIned that It had been try­ though It ha~ been the suble~t -- Included FBI spIes serIes of bombIngs In KuwaIt Ing to learn whether the groups of InvestIgatIon In rhe past I "I'm sure we have heen In­ The two are kInsmen of a power­ had foreIgn connectIons, whIch am adVIsed that In 1982 thIS flltrated by the FBI," he ~ald ful Lebanese famIly that has would have been a leglt~mate organIzatIon was the subject uf Alexander added that the danger been deeply ~nvolved In antI­ subject of FBI lnqulry a natIonal selurlty Investlga­ IS that "If a person 1nfIltrat­ AmerIcan terrorIsm That explanatIon has been t Ion predIcated llpl.n lnfc'rmd­ ed us and has npposlte VIews, MINIEDITORIAL We salute the used today to JustIfy the use tlon receIved from a spurce " they mIght want to slow down unquenchable spIrIt that leads of undercover Informants to spy Webster added that the In­ the work of the organIzatIon" dISSIdents In the SOVIet bloc on PhYSICIans for SOCIal Re­ vestlgatlon "was conduLtPd pur­ He added that the group has Its to thumb theIr noses at the spons~bll~ty, a group that ad­ suant to" the attorney gener­ share of snafus, but saId he communlst hIerarchy despIte the vocates a b~lateral, verlflable al's gUldellnes ThIS mIght be dIdn't know If that had been ObVIOUS rlsks Today's hero or free7e on nuclear weapons by cnmfortlng tn know, except fur the work of FBI saboteurs herOIne the unknown BulgarIan the UnIted States and the SOVI­ one thIng The counterIntellI­ Documents datIng from 19h7 who mImIcked the style of a et UnIon It Llalmc; 25,700 mem­ gence gUldellnes are "eerer show that the FBI has closed well-known poet and managed to bers In lJ5 local chapters The ASSIstant FBI D1rector Wll­ ItS fIle on the phYSICIans' get a poem publlshed In the ~nternatlonal phYSICIans' group llam M Baker told MackenZIe group from tIme to tIme, only party-Ilne lIterary weekly, WIth whIch It IS affIllated, "The FBI was Interested 1n de­ to reopen It later A recently PuIs Close InspectIon revealed and whlch has Sovlet members as termInIng whether or not the retIred, hIgh-level FBI offl­ an acrostIC that read "DOWN well, won the Nobel Peace PrIze phYSICIans' gr(1up was a SOVIet clal predIcted that the Inves­ WITH TODOR ZHIVKOV " ZhlVkov, last year frnnt But It was not " tlgatlon ()f peace gruups would BulgarIa's longtIme communIst The story pf the FBI's In­ Baker saId the FBI had used contInue explaInIng, "The FBI boss, was not amused The edI­ flltratlon of the grPIJp was "assets" In ItS InVeStIgatIon would be remISS If we dIdn't tor who let the at fendIng poem brought to us by Angus Macken­ In thIS context, assets are In­ perIodIcally check nn the KGB through was abruptly transfer­ Zle pf the Center for InvestI­ formants controlled by the FBI and the peace movement " red Caples of the magaZIne gatIve Repnrtlng, who (>btalned -- that IS, lnfl ltrators "We HOPE FOR HOSTAGES Accord~ng were recalled -- but only after pertInent FBI dOlument~ under closed that InvestIgatIon," to a sen lor WhIte House off~- two days of brIsk sales

The KW~Jaleln Hour~lass ]s an unoff,c,al publlcatlon authorIzed und~r the provlslons of AR 360-81 It lS publlshcd by Global Assoclates Monday through Frlday (excludIng holldavs) at the dlrectlun of the commandIng oif,ecr U S Army Kwa]aleln MISSIle Range Marshall Commandlng Off,cer Col W,ll,am A Spln Islands under lontract DASG60-82-C-0063 Th,S IS an offset publlcatlon wlth a dally Publ,C AffaIrs OffIcer Pat RobbIns clrculatlon of 1 950 The Vlews and op,nlons expressed hereln are not necesslrlly tho~e Ed,tor Courtney Danko of the Department of the Army Communlcatlons should be addressed to the, Hourglass P 0 Local ~ews/Feature WrIter Ruth Horne Box 23 APO ~dn franC1SCO 96555 or call 83539 (AUTOVO\ 254-3539) Materlals appearlng Copy EdItor C]rCulatlon Jeanne Vlncent in thL HLlUrhLJo:::. ma\ nut be reprlnled wllhout the dpprov31 at t1',(: comrr,anjlng off leer Sportswrlter J ahn Lee L S Arm\ hWd]dlEln ~,sslle Ran6c All want ads and no tIles must be submltted on GA torm 8028 R-4 b\ 12 30 p m the work,nh da) prIor to publllatlon e o WORLD/LOCAL NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 Of MIlitary Charters Government Recommends FAA Seeks $9.5M Fine Periodic AIDS Testing GAO Criticizes Pentagon, From Eastern Airlines By WILLIAM KRONHOLM WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal AVIatIon Assoclated Press Wrlter FAA In Safety Monitoring Admlnlstratl0n IS seeklng a record fIne of By H JOSEF HEBERT $9 5 mIllIon from Eastern AIrlInes for al­ WASHINGTON -- The government IS recom­ Assoclated Press Wrlter leged maIntenance vlolatlons, government mendIng that mIllIons of people at hIgh sources sald today rIsk of catchIng AIDS begIn perIodIc blood WASHINGTON -- A congressman who IS a FAA spokesman John Leyden would say only testIng for possIble InfectIon, but fed­ hlghly decorated World War II combat vet­ that "a substantlal CIVll penalty" IS belng eral offIcIals say It WIll be up to state eran says If a mIlItary charter flIght sought agaInst Eastern, but other sources and local governments to pay for testIng looks unsafe, U S servIcemen should re­ SalG the agency IS seekIng $9 5 mlillon, sItes fuse to board -- a~d If they get In trou­ WhlCh would be by far the largest CIVII At a news conference Thursday, the Pub­ ble they should let hIm know penalty ever leVIed agaInst a commercIal lIC Health ServIce saId that whIle there Rep Charles Bennett, D-Fla , a rankIng alr carrler stIll IS no cure for the deadly Illness, member of the House Armed ServIces Com­ Eastern offICIals reacted angrIly to the blood test can ldentlfy people who are mIttee, offered hIS adVIce Thursday after the government's dlsclosure of the enforce­ InfectIous, allowlng them to be counseled release of a congressIonal report crItI­ ment actlon and complalned they have not on how to avoId spreadIng AIDS CIZIng the way the Pentagon and Federal been prOVIded detalls of the allegatIons "The thrust of these recommendatIons IS AVIatIon AdmInIstratIon monItor safety at agalnst them that we're sayIng, have thIS serologIcal mIlItary charter aIrlInes The MIamI-based aIr carrIer, the thlrd­ (blood) test," sald Dr Donald R HopkIns The report by the General AccountIng Of­ largest aIrlIne In the country, has been of the federal Centers for DIsease Control fIce, the InvestIgatIve arm of Congress, the subject of an In-depth FAA InvestIga­ The recommendatIons, publIshed In CDC's focused on two small carrIers It found tIon for more than two months weekly bulletIn Thursday, saId voluntary that thousands of serVIcemen were trans­ One source, askIng that he not be Iden­ tests "should be routInely offered" to ported by the carrIers In 1984 after FAA tIfIed, saId the InvestIgatIon Involves members of hIgh-rIsk groups by health pro­ Inspectors recommended the two aIrlInes -­ 78,000 IndIVIdual rule VIolatIons by East­ VIders, IncludIng venereal dIsease clinIcs, AIr Resorts and South PaCIfIC Island AIr­ ern WhIle the eventual fIne IS stIll sub­ clInIcs for drug abusers and clInIcs for lInes -- be grounded because of safety ject to negotIatIons, the source saId the prostItutes VIolatIons FAA "IS hangIng tough" on the $9 5 mIllIon But the recommendatIon for WIdespread AIr Resorts contInues to fly mIlItary fIgure The preVIOUS largest FAA fIne was screenIng comes as the Reagan admInIstra­ personnel under a $3 mIllIon contract Its $1 5 mIllIon leVIed agaInst Amerlcan tIon IS tryIng to end federal fInancIng preSIdent, Ted Vallas, saId safety prob­ for acquIred Immune deflclency syndrome lems the aIrlIne may have had In 1984 have test sItes been resolved and the carrIer complIes Range Operation WIth federal regulatIons From GLOBAL OPERATIONS COORDINATION Air Micronesia Sets South PaCIfIC Island AIrlInes crItICIZ­ ed the accuracy of the report, CItIng dIS­ A range operatlon IS scheduled for New Check-In Times crepancIes In the number of mIlItary per­ Saturday, March 15 By PAT ROBBINS sonnel carrIed by the aIrlIne Tom Mahar, In connectIon WIth thlS operatIon, KMR PubllC Affalrs Offlcer dIrector of admInIstratIon for South Pa­ cautIon areas WIll eXIst In the ocean CIfIC Island AIrlInes. saId the report was wlthln a l80-nautlcal-mlle radIUS of In an effort to brIng local commercIal "full of errors and mIsrepresentatIons " Kwajaleln and In the KwajaleIn Atoll. aIr operatIons In lIne wIth Industry stan­ Mahar saId he had not seen the fInal re­ north of a llne JOInIng, but not In­ dards, AIr MIcronesIa has announced new port, but parts had been read to hIm by re­ cludIng, Blgej and Nlnnl Islands, and check-In tImes for the Monday and Wednes­ porters He saId the aIrlIne recently de­ south of a lIne JOInIng, but not In­ day nIght flIghts CIded not to charter mIlItary flIghts cludIng, Ennumennent and Yabbernohr The new check-In tImes for Monday and Safety aboard mIlItary charters has at­ Islands For thlS operatIon there are Wednesday WIll now be from 8 30 untIl tracted Increased attentIon SInce an Arrow take-cover reqUIrements for Ennublrr 9 30 pm, Instead of the prevIous 4 to AIr DC-8 crashed durIng takeoff at Gander, and Gagan Islands Unless speclflCally 6 p m All other publIshed check-In tImes Newfoundland, last December, kIllIng all authorIzed, all personnel assIgned to WIll remaIn the same 248 U S soldIers aboard duty or lIVIng on any of the above All KMR passengers are remInded that Islands must eIther TAKE COVER In an they must have a completed and sIgned To Marcos, Ver approved shelter when dIrected. or checkout sheet In theIr possessIon at the remaIn out of the cautIon areas between tIme of check-In WIthout thIS checkout 10 p m today and 10 a m Saturday, sheet, properly completed, a boardIng pass u.S. Grand Juries Probe March 15 WIll not be Issued Unless speCIfIcally authorIzed. no Possible Illegal Payments aIr or sea craft WIll enter or be In By PETE VOST the Kwajaleln Atoll cautIon area or Assoclated Press Wrlter In the ocean cautIon area between the Briefly same hours See the maps below for the MOSCOW (AP) -- A second secretary WASHINGTON -- Two federal grand JurIes Kwa]aleln Atoll cautIon area and the at the U S Embassy In Moscow has been are examInIng whether former leaders of ocean cautIon area

ordered to leave the SOVIet UnIon, the PhIlIppInes government Illegally pock­ ~- 1000 11[,& JOE 9 30 '1171 DC£ the offICIal SOVIet news agency Tass eted mIllIons of dollars. IncludIng wheth­ 13 :11 ])0 OE 9 CO 169 DE C 12 OCl'l 1;2 0 E e 00 N 18 lOE saId today The agency saId the dIplo­ er deposed PreSIdent FerdInand Marcos In­ OLD DON 172 OO( mat was caught spyIng dIrectly receIved tens of mIllIons of dol­ * * * lars from the WestInghouse ElectrIC Corp NEW YORK CAP) -- Donald Manes, On Thursday, a federal law enforcement former Queens borough presIdent who source confIrmed that a grand jury In survIved an apparent SUICIde attempt PIttsburgh IS InvestIgatIng whether Marcos two months ago and has been lInked to got most of $80 mIllIon that may have been a grOWIng CIty corruptIon scandal, paId to one of hIS close aSSOCIates by I stabbed hImself to death Thursday, WestInghouse I·'}---f-----O'-----;'K'-=---t----t---r--\,,~~ --++-'-'-'-~ authorItIes saId He was 52 That probe Involves the company's suc­ * * * cessful attempt to WIn a $600 mIllIon con­ WASHINGTON CAP) -- The UnIted States tract to bUIld the fIrst nuclear reactor has notIfIed CIVIl aVIatIon authorItIes In the PhIlIPPInes It WIll conduct a thIrd aIrcraft car­ MeanwhIle Gen FabIan C Ver, former rIer exerCIse In as many months off chIef of the PhIlIppInes armed forces, was the coast of LIbya thIS weekend The served WIth a subpoena In an InvestIgatIon exerCIse WIll be a lImIted one, because by a federal grand jury In AlexandrIa. Va , only one aIrcraft carrIer IS currently of pOSSIble kIckbacks InvolVIng more than under way In the MedIterranean Sea, $100 mIllIon In U S mIlItary aId ;" ----f--- Pentagon sources saId today ""Ill UDIU~I * * * , WASHINGTON (AP) -- The UnIted Food Fmanclal News " and CommercIal Workers unIon today or­ Dollar clOSIng In dered 1,000 members of ItS renegade Tokyo was 177 70 yen, local to end theIr seven-month strIke and In ZurIch was agaInst George A Hormel & Co's pork 1 89425 SWISS francs processIng plant at AustIn. Mlnn CLOSING METALS * * * Gold UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The UnIted $348 00 NatIons secretary-general saId today SlIver Iraq has used chemIcal weapons In ItS $ 5 75 war WIth Iran He strongly condemned DOW JONES CLOSINGS the use of the chemIcals * * * 30 IndustrIals Up 39 03 at 1792 74 DAMASCUS, SyrIa (AP) -- A medIator 20 Trans Up 5 76 at 816 24 today was quoted as sayIng he was 15 UtIlItIes Up 1 43 at 189 47 "95 percent certaIn" Lebanese terror­ 65 Stocks Up 11 19 at 706 50

IStS have kIlled a French hostage In Volume 181,870,000 shares FIL.URE 4 BeIrut SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY KWAJAI FIN ATOll MAr A 1 SPORTS HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986, PAGE 5 NCAA Roundup 70 Runners Compete By BARRY WILNER AP Sportswrl ter In Downwind Dash By ED BROWN Patrlck EWlng, Ed Plnckney and Kelth KwaJaleln Runnlng Club Lee no longer are colleglans Nelther are Bllly Martln, Dwayne McClaln and Gary Mc­ The KwaJaleln Runnlng Club's annual Laln StIll, thelr alma maters kept Wln­ Downwlnd Dash was a rouslng success Sun­ nlng In the Natlonal Colleglate Athletlc day, WIth 70 runners completlng the one­ Assoclatlon basketball tournament mlle event Bob Sholar was the runaway Wlth those stars from the 1985 Flnal Wlnner leadlng the pack WIth a tlme of Four -- won by Vllianova wlth Plnckney, Mc­ 4 32 Twenty-slx runners were under SlX Claln and McLaln over Georgetown wlth EWlng mlnutes aided by a 20-knot tall wlnd and Martln -- gone, the Wlldcats, Hoyas Flnlshers and theIr tImes were and Memphls State Tlgers quallfled for the B Sholar 4 32 M Harrell 7 03 postseason carnlval On Thursday, all T Whlte 5 01 J Denny 7 04 three advanced to the second round K Jourdan 5 03 C Balesterl 7 18 Georgetown had the roughest test, out­ E Goff 5 05 A Wllllams 7 20 lastIng Texas Tech 70-64 In a MIdwest Re­ D MaIsch 5 05 J Koegler 7 25 gIonal game at Dayton, OhlO Vlllanova had B Petrovlck 5 11 S Petrovlck 7 45 a surprlsln~ly easy tIme WIth VIrgInIa K Taylor 5 15 C Frey 7 49 Tech, 71-62 In the Southeast at Baton C DeSlnlotls 5 21 M Denny 7 53 Rouge, La , and MemphIs State had no trou­ K Wllllams 5 21 J Shaw 7 55 ble wIth Ball State, rompIng 95-63 In the E Llndborg 5 22 A Sanderson 7 58 same regIonal B Mowry 5 23 A Nlcholson 8 00 The other member of the '85 Final Four, J O'Brlen 5 24 A Plessman 8 09 Jennlfer Homan was the fastest female St John's, IS the top seed In the West J Patterson 5 25 A Llndborg 8 09 In the Dash, flnlshlng In 5 55 and plays tonIght at Long Beach, Callf , N Homan 5 25 S Goff 8 09 (Photos by NATE JAC'<.SON, Kentron Photo Lab) agalnst Montana State J Taylor 5 29 B Goff 8 12 Also on Thursday In the Southeast It K Jourdan 5 32 L Taylor 8 12 was No 6 GeorgIa Tech 68, Marlst 53, and A Lagon 5 40 M Goff 8 42 Mima II Defeats LOUISIana State. plaYIng on ItS home court, M MInardI 5 41 M Shaw 9 38 beatIng Purdue 94-87 In double overtlme J Torrlse 5 45 R Wllllams 10 18 In the East at Greensboro, N C , top­ G Shaw 5 46 S LaRoche 10 18 Spartans III 56-38 ranked Duke had a tougher tlme than ex­ D LaRoche 5 50 S Wllllams 10 18 By JOHN LEE pected WIth MISSISSlPPl Valley State be­ E Hansen 5 53 M Balesteri 10 31 fore wlnnlng 85-78, Old Domlnlon downed P Plessman 5 54 H Balesterl 10 48 Mlsslon plans reduced the basketball West Vlrglnla 72-64, No 15 Oklahoma beat W Chldsey 5 55 L Llndborg 11 13 schedule at the Corlett Recreatlon Center Northeastern 80-74, and DePaul defeated J Homan 5 55 C Llndborg 11 13 to one game Thursday nlght, and Mirna II won Vlrglnla 72-68 R Taylor 5 57 E Rodrlguez 12 10 handlly over Spartans III 56-38 In a B In other Mldwest games at Dayton, Temple J Taylor 6 05 N RuffIng 12 23 DIV1Slon encounter was a 61-50 Wlnner over Jacksonvllie In F Denny 6 12 T Whlte 12 23 MIrna II put the game out of reach for overtIme, No 2 Kansas routed North Caro­ K Paulson 6 13 J Brown 12 53 the youngest Spartans WIth a 20-polnt ex­ lIna A&T 71-46, and 18th-ranked MIchIgan A Anderer 6 15 B WhIte 14 43 plOSIon In the flrst quarter whlle holdIng State edged WashIngton 72-70 B WIllIams 6 18 L Shaw 17 51 the Spartans to only SIX pOInts Out In the West. at Ogden, Utah, sev­ D Wamack 6 23 M NIcholson 17 52 Langrlne LorennlJ scored eIght pOInts enth-ranked LOUlsvllle routed Drexel 93-73, G Street 6 28 K NIcholson 18 00 In the fIrst quarter and went on to a 20- No 14 Bradley had an easy tlme wlth Texas­ B Sholar 6 58 D WhIte 18 36 pOInt game for Mlma II Lotte Kezln added El Paso 83-65 Alabama-Blrmlngham nIpped N WhIte 18 36 14 pOlnts and AnJer LanInbellk 10 for the MIssourI 66-64, and No 8 North CarolIna WInners was an 84-72 VIctor over Utah Ron Marques led the Spartans scorlng wlth 16 pOInts Casey Cato scored elght and Jason PopOVIch and Matthew Hunt four Bird Untouchable each for Spartans III The WIn gave MIrna II a 2-5 record In B Against The Spurs DIVlSlon play Spartan~ III fell to 0-7 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WIth Larry BIrd shootIng the lIghts Dart Club News out, Jeff Lamp was left In the dark "I !.~ .J by EDWARD KRONICK Just can't cover hIm out there, coach," l('''''Jaleln Dart Club Lamp told San AntonIO Coach Cotton FItz­ SImmons, who was screamlng at hIm from the The start of the sprIng 1986 Dart League bench last Monday was a practIce seSSIon due to The screamIng dIdn't get much result, the mISSIon and lack of teams as BIrd scored 33 pOInts -- mlss1ng only The next dart play IS Monday, March 17, two shots all nIght -- to lead the Boston 7 pm, Yokwe Yuk Club Taro Room Celtlcs to a 135-119 Natlonal Basketball All shooters are welcome Come early Assoclatlon vlctory over the Spurs Thurs­ and SIgn up For Intormatlon call 83398, day nIght or 99225 BIrd made a club-record four three­ pOInt goals In hIS near-perfect performance Correction that Included elght fleld goals and flve The Coral Open Golf Tournament IS spon­ free throws sored by the KwaJaleln Women's CoIf ASSOCla­ In other NBA actIon Thursday nIght, Runners of all ages enjoyed Sunday's tl0n In lIeu of KwaJaleln Calf AssoLlatlon ChIcago beat Denver 112-102, Houston stop­ Downwlnd Dash Stacy Wllllams, Ryan Wll­ as stated In Thursday's Hourglass ped Portland 126-118, and Los Angeles de­ llams and Sandy LaRoche (above. left to feated Seattle 105-92 rlght) flnlshed the one-mlle race In 10 18 Surf And Caps Lose First Place AS OF 12 Ot A M Basketball Schedule Frlday, March 14, 1986 By KEN RAPPOPORT Dally raInfall 90 AP Hockey Wrlter TUESDAY, March 18 6 30 Spartans II vs Hot Plnk Monthly total 3 45 The Spectrum In Phlladelphla has become 7 30 Bootleggers vs Leftovers Yearly total 13 36 TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN a nO-WIn SItuatIon for the WashIngton Cap­ 8 30 Spartans I vs Llmlted Edltlon Itals WEDNESDAY, March 19 ~unrl~e 6 56 a m "It's tough to play here," WashIngton 6 00 Mlma I vs Oak Tree ~un~et 7 00 p m defenseman Rod Langway sald after Thurs­ 7 30 Chlcago vs Keone's MoonrIse 9 50 a m day nIght's 2-0 loss to the Flyers snapped THURSDAY, March 20 MOl)n~et 10 35 p m Hi TIde 6 56 a m 5 0'-7 00 p m 4 3' an eIght-game WInnIng streak and knocked 6 00 Off Hook vs Leftovers Lo Tlde 12 40 amI 1'-1 06 p mIS' the CapItals out of fIrst place In the 7 30 Spartans II vs Llmlted Edltlon NatIonal Hockey League's PatrIck DIVISIon B 30 Hot Plnk vs Spartans I SUNDAY It was the thIrd straIght loss thIS SunrIse 6 56 a m Moonrl~L 10 31 a m season In PhIladelphIa for the CapItals, Sun,->el 7 00 p m ~oon~et 11 23 P m 7 22 a m 4 7'-7 20 p m 3 8' who have scored only one goal In the Spec­ Soccer Schedule HI TIde 12 58 amI 5'-1 38 p m 2 0' trum In those appearances SATURDAY, March 15 Lo TIde In other NHL games Thursday nIght. Bos­ 5 00 ROl Hackers vs Spartans II MONDAY 6 55 a m Moonrl~L 11 16 a m ton beat Montreal 3-2 the New York Is­ SUNDAY, March 16 SunrIse landers edged Hartford 3-2 Toronto out­ 5 00 Spartans II vs More Blood ':>unset 7 00 p m Muonset 7 51 a m 4 3'-7 38 p m 3 3' scored New Jersey 7-4, and Mlnnesota nIpped TUESDAY, March 18 HI TIde 1 14 a ill 1 9'-2 18 p m 2 4' St LOUIS 3-2 5 15 Ex-Termlnators vs More Blood Lo TIdL The VIctory moved the Flyers back Into THURSDAY, March 20 FllR TOTAL FORECAC,l CAll 8~700 fIrst place by one pOInt over the CapItals Spartans II vs Ex-Termlnators ~ -~ ------~------.---~----- o FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 Mind Your Money Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers May Sizing Up The New Credit Card I say a few words to the By PETER WEAVER senIor cltlzens ln your audlence? "You can use lt Just llke a bank card " OK -- do any of you ThlS lS what they tell you about the new Dlscover have unfulfliled dreams Card, belng lssued by Sears, and the not-so-new Cholce or ambltlons? If so, go Card, WhlCh lS owned by Cltlcorp for them' It lS NOT too Unllke bank cards, the Dlscover and Cholce cards late Your dreams can don't charge annual fees But they do charge lnterest come true -- yes -- after lf you choose not to pay your monthly balance by the all these years' due date (19 8 percent for Dlscover and 21 percent All my llfe I wanted for Cholce) to play In an orchestra You may be able to use these cards "llke bank and never dld Three years encourages others to take cards," but you won't have a fractlon as many places ago I began to take on new challenges Age 1S that wlll accept the cards clarlnet lessons I was only a number, folks Accordlng to Spencer Nllson, publlsher of "The 64 I now play second Nllson Report" (a newsletter for credlt-card execu­ clarlnet ln our communlty Dear Ann Landers I tlves), "The Dlscover Card and others clalm they com- orchestra It lS one of read ln Harper's magazlne pete wlth bank cards But, thlS lS not so and the most thrlillng ex­ ln a poll of lndlvlduals never wlll be " perlences of my llfe who had been dlvorced or Nllson says the bank cards -- Vlsa and MasterCard There have been other separated, 58 percent of -- have llterally hundreds of mlillons of outlets beneflts My blood pres­ the men sald they were hap­ that honor them ln thlS country and abroad The non­ sure has dropped dramatl­ pler Slnce the spIlt and bank cards wlll have Just a fractlon of these outlets cally and my medlcatlon 85 percent of the women re­ So, you won't be able to use the non-bank cards ln has been cut ln half My ported they were happIer nearly as many places the bank cards cover But you breathlng has lmproved, Does thlS poll make sense wlll be able to use them for major alrllne, hotel­ too It lS no exaggera­ to you? What do you thlnk chaln and rental-car charges tlon to say I have never lt means? -- PUZZLED IN And, Sears says, wlth conslderable prlde, that ltS been healthler, hapPler MILL VALLEY, CALIF new Dlscover Cdrd wlll be honored by arch competltor or more energetlc In my DEAR PUZZ The poll Montgomery Ward And wlthln the next year or two, many llfe And the guys ln the makes a lot of sense Gen­ other stores, restaurants and the llke are sure to vlolln sectlon fllrt wlth erally speaklng, lt means slgn up me' I can't tell you what women are more resourceful After all, Sears does have an actlve card base of thls has done for my self­ when lt comes to plcklng up 25 mlillon retall customers who have the company's esteem -- TOOTS1E IN the pleces and maklng a new current credlt card ThlS means Ward's and others wlll CANADA llfe Also, many marrled want to slgn up to get access to Sears' leglons of DEAR TOOTSIE Beautl­ men depend on thelr Wlves customers full I love ltl You sound more than they reallze and "If you're an actlve Sears credlt-card holder ln llke a terrlflc can-do they dlscover that belng on good standlng," says Dlscover Card spokesman Paul woman I hope your letter the loose lsn't so terrlf1C Marrone, "you'll be gettlng a pre-approved appllcatlon for Dlscover Card" Otherwlse, you have to obtaln approval by flillng out a credlt-check form Rlght now Dlscover Card lS avallable ln Atlanta, San Dlego, Los Angeles, Phlladelphla, Boston, Wash­ Your Individual lngton, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and Cleveland (more locatlons wlll be comlng on durIng the year) Horoscope Cltlcorp's Cholce Card IS avaIlable ln Maryland, ===== FraAces Drake =====::::::::::::=== Delaware, Dlstrlct of Columbla, Pennsylvanla, Vlr­ glnla, North Carollna, Colorado and FlorIda FOR MONDAY MARCH 17, 1986 Both cards have a "rebate system" based on how much you spend Wlth the Dlscover Card, you get a ARIES SCORPIO 1 percent dlvldend based on your total, annual (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 21 to Nov 21) purchases ChoIce offers 0 5 percent of the annual It seems you meet with both Judgment may be off whpn shop~ affectIOn and CrIticism today ~ome ping Good Will opens door'i for you purchase total wlth a $600 mlnlmum needed to quallfy one s smart remark could sting a bit on the job Don t argup about money Both card systems offer savlngs accounts based on yet the love received today makes for SAGITTARIUS money market Interest rates But you need a depOSIt happmess (Nov 22 to Dec 21) of $1,000 or more to get the hlghest rates (currently TAURUS Don t you be the one who nags at (Apr 20 to May 20) home today Otherwise you have a around 7 percent) You could be somewhat sharp day tailor made for romanle, recrea­ Both cards offer you llnes of credlt based on your tongued WIth a friend, yet you 11 al'io tIOn and general good tunes credlt ablilty If you have a Sears card now and get do a good deed for someone Shop CAPRICORN pmg IS favored (Dec 22 to Jan 19) the Dlscover Card as well, you'll have two llnes of GEMINI There may be one ~uddpn flare up credIt (May 21 to June 20) today, as your reactIOns are razor These cards appear to be supplements not sub- While you re somewhat crItical of a sharp today However alll'i well both stltutes -- for you bank cards mate you 'ieem to blossom whpn at home and on the joh socialiZing today Rememher charity AQUARIUS beginS at homp (Jan 20 to Fpb 18) On This Date In History CANCER CreatlVll1 and romance are high Today's hlghllght ln hIstory On March 14, 1794, (June 21 to July 22) lighted for today, although you could Ell WhItney receIved a patent for hIS cotton gln, an You gam the favor of higher ups, have 'iome word~ With a fflend about yet still could have trouble with a a finanCial matter Inventlon that revolutIonIzed AmerIca's cotton Industry co worker Be attentive of details PISCES >tID- In 1743, the fIrst town meetIng In AmerIca was held, Don t be too hasty (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ at Faneull Hall In Boston LEO Higher ups need to be handled (July 23 to Aug 22) With diplomacy You II find somethmg In 1879, phYSlC1St Albert Elnsteln was born ln Ulm, It s with children that you need you really like when 'ihoppIng today Germany diplomacy today Meanwhile the YOU BORN TODAY are ambitIOUS In 1951, durlng the Korean War, Unlted NatIons SOCial scene shapes up to your IIkmg and partner'ihlp orIented You d forces recaptured Seoul from the CommunIsts Smgles meet With romance rather have somebody working at VffiGO your Side than go It alone A natural In 1964, a Jury In Dallas convlcted Jack Ruby of (Aug 23 to Sept 22) diplomat WIth a genuine concern for murderlng Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assaSSln of Carping about small thmgs With others, you can succeed In POlitiCS, Presldent John F Kennedy close ties does not make for an la.... , religion and government service You work be~t In an atmo'iphere of In 1967, the body of Presldent John F Kennedy was amiable home life In bUSiness though, you re all charm and ~mlles frIendliness Creative purSUits espe moved from a temporary grave to a permanent memorIal LmRA clally writing ma} al.,o appeal to you at Arllngton Natlonal Cemetery (Sept 23 to Oct 22) You rp not always consistent m the In 1976, EgyptIan Presldent Anwar Sadat called on You II bp happy \\lIth todav " deve handling of your fund" Birthday of lupments m romance, but you could Rudolf Nureyev ballet star, Mercedes the People's Assembly to abrogate the Sovlet-Egyptlan bp short tempered on the job Stay V1cCambndgp actress hurt Russell frIendshIp treaty concluded In 1971 clear of stnfp altor

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PEANUTS DENNIS THE MENACE I Dear Contnbutor, I M THE ONLY WRITER We are returnmq your WHO 6ETS A REJECTION manuscript It does not SUP WRAPPED AR.OUND SUlt our present needs A ROCK I 0-~ .. 'I 1 I ! 'Nu11,

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OFFICIAL NOTICES MOVING SALE -- 8 a m -2 p m Saturday, SQUARE DANCE CLASS & ATOLL 8'S MEET Mon­ ATTENTION ISLAND RESIDENTS If your b1- ~arch 15 Many plants, p1cn1C table, yard day, March 17, 7 30, CRC Bldg cycle or other property 1S m1ss1ng, tele­ tools, and a w1de var1ety of m1SC house­ phone the KwaJale1n Po11ce Department and hold 1tems Qtrs 463B, rear SIGN-UPS FOR SUPERSWIM ON g1ve the desk off1cer the 1nformat10n con­ Macy's porch Saturday, cern1ng the m1ss1ng 1tem, at wh1ch t1me FINAL SALE -- plants, large, $2, small, ~1 March 15, 9 30-11 a m Pledge attempts w1ll be made to locate 1t If $1, concrete blocks & quarry t11e, cheap + * •• d' packets from Carolyn or you w1sh to report the property as stolen, 217B, or call 83730 Larry Homan, 82255 Supersw1m 3/22-23 you must come 1nto KPD and f1le a wr1tten report w1th1n 24 hours If no report 1S LOST SCOUTERS MEET AT SECURITY DOCK CHECKPOINT f1led w1th1n 24 hours, the 1tem w1ll be EYEGLASSES GOLD FRAME, CLEAR GLASS Saturday, March 15. 2 30 pm, for board­ qeleted from our m1ss1ng l1st Your coop­ Boy's style Also, brown bag of craft no­ Ing craft Craft departs for Carlos at erat10n 1S apprec1ated For add1t10nal t10ns Perhaps left on shuttle bus Call 3 p m Returns Sunday, March 16, at 5 p m informat10n, call Off1cer Lyday, 84429 84455 (KwaJale1n Po11ce Department) SPRING REGATTA -- SAIL-IN' KYC AND WIND­ SCUBA-DIVING WEIGHT BELT W/THREE 3-lb surfers set your sa1ls for March 16 CRC REMINDER Proper footwear 1S requ1red wts Left on rocks, lagoon s1de of S11ver Starts at 2 pm, potluck at Emon Beach for all players -- tenn1s/basketball shoes C1ty Sunday afternoon Call 82651 No from 3-11 p m Quest10ns? Call 83787, Ed No bare feet allowed Also, small ch1ldren quest10ns asked Sm1th Rac1ng netalls, Tom Lane, 84549 must be superv1sed by a respons1ble adult wh1le 1n the fac1l1ty (Spec1al Serv1ces) WANTED FOOD SERVICES UPC SEALS FROM DEL MONTE & HAWAIIAN PUNCH SNACK BAR SPECIAL FOR MONDAY Corned beef DUE TO KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB'S REGATTA, the for a refund offer No amount too small' w/cabbage, Soup -- Ch1cken noodle area 1mmed1ately north of the Emon Beach Call Cher1e Anderer, 410B, 82398 Need by roped area for a d1stance of 150 feet w11l March 25 YOKWE YUK CLUB LUNCH MENU FOR MONDAY Hot be off-11m1ts to sW1mm1ng, snorke11ng and -- Rueben sandw1ch, Cold -- Egg salad scuba d1v1ng from 2-11 p m March 16 WOULD LIKE TO BUY USED VIDEO DISC PLAYER royale, Soups -- IrIsh potato, ch1cken (KMR Safety) Call M1ke, 82177, or 83626 consomme

BECAUSE OF APPROVED AQUATIC TRAINING act1v­ BICYCLE PEDALS TO FIT SUCINO CRANK MUST it1es, the KwaJale1n Adult Pool w1ll not be 9/16" Call Dave Baltazor, W83383 be ava1lable to the pub11c ton1ght from 8-10 (Speoal Serv1ces) SERVICES OFFERED SATURDAY AT VISTING PARENTS NEED TO HOUSE- OR TRAILER­ SAFETY NOTICF TO PARENTS There 1S a no­ SIt May 1-16 If you are 1n need of ex­ ~ SPECIALLY DESIGNED t1ceable 1ncreased 1nc1dence of ch1ldren cellent care gIven to your home call leav1ng var10US toys 1n the streets and Carole, 82209 alleys These toys 1nclude cha1rs, tr1- "K waJa I"eln cycles, skateboards, doll carr1ages, etc HELP BACHELOR MAINTAIN HIS SANITY W1l1 Th1S pract1ce 1S part1cularly dangerous house- or tra1ler-slt whIle you enjoy MERCHANDISE after dark S1nce many of these objects are t1me off Island Not a partler TLC w1ll nearly 1nv1s1ble to b1cyc11sts and pedes­ be g1ven to your home, plants & pets Call CHILDREN'S WEAR tr1ans, espec1ally 1n the d1mly l1t al­ R1ch, W82224/H82087 leys Please ensure that all toys belong­ "KWAJALEIN" ing to your ch1ldren are returned to w1th­ JlIST MARRIED WOULD LIKE TO HOUSE- OR T-SHIRTS in the boundar1es of your yards when not traIler-SIt WIll take excellent care of in use, espec1ally by the end of day11ght pets, plants, etc Call Russ Van Cleson, hours Your cooperat10n 1n mak1ng KwaJale1n 83393, between 7 a m -3 30 p m MENS~~EAR a safe place to l1ve for all of US 1S ap- prec1ated (KMR Safety) COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES "MAROONED ON RI KONONO TOASn1ASTERS TANTALIZING TABLE KWAJALEIN" NOTICE TO HOUSING AND TRAILER OCCUPANTS tOpICS, thought-provok1ng speeches All T-SHIRTS Rem1nder that all furn1ture movement must guests welcome YYL Taro Room Sunday, be documented by the Furn1ture Warehouse 7 p m HOUSEWARES Unauthor1zed furn1ture movements may re­ sult 1n charges be1ng made to the quarter's RENAISSANCE FAIRE AprIl 26 & 27 at the INTRODUCING occupants Please keep all documentat10n Kwa) HIgh School campus Kwal communIty ETCHED GLASSWARE perta1n1ng to household furn1sh1ngs Any adult groups dre welcome to partICIpate HI-BALL & MUGS quest10ns should be d1rected to the Furn1- 1n the celebrat10n MUSIC & drama w111 be ture Warehouse, 83434 (Global ~upply) performed In the Dav1s ~P Room

HELP 'V ANTED THE CHAPEL CHOIR WILL MEET FOR REHEARSAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, KWAJALEIN MISSILE Wednesday, March 19, 7 P m The Holy Week Range 1S acceptIng appllcat10ns for tempo­ Lantatd WIll pract1ce WednesddY, March 19, Tonight At The Movies rary cler1cal posIt10ns For more lnforma­ 7 45 P m t10n/app11cat1ons, contact Capt Roberson Yokwe Yuk - The Bears And I at 81419 THE MIC SHOP HA~ JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT 6 30 ------G of handIcraft Items from Truk Among the Yokwe Yuk - Creator assortment are carved wooden & coral heads, 8 30, 12 30 ------R r(l-(J-(~:;~~;'~:~-(l-()l deVIl masks, a varIety of baskets & more Tradew1nds - Jagged Edge 8 00 ------PG v I YYWC LUNCHEON THURSDAY, MARCH 20 Wear a Tonight On Television 'i TEN-TEN IS NOW ACCEPTING °lv spr1ng bonnet & br1ng a frIend Easy open APPLICATIONS FOR HELP WITH _ meetIng Dead11ne for reservatIons IS Mon­ Kwajalein INVENTORY, TO BE CONDUCTED day, March 17 Cdll MarIe, 82450, or 4 45 General HospItal MONDAY, MARCH 31ST, CALL I Ann, 83793 5 30 Happy Days I~ 81010 OR SIGN UP AT THE v,~ 5 55 rBS News , TEN-TEN, KGA MEDAL PLAY TO BE HELD MARCH 15 & 16 6 25 LNN Sports TonIght -(,-(,-(,-(,-(,-(,-(,-(,-(,-(,- Pay $10 befoTP you play and play WIth at 6 50 NatIonal Geograph1c least two other KrA members 7 15 Four Seasons FOR SALE 7 40 The Jeffersons AMICA ENTHUSIASTS AND INTERESTED PARTIES COL LAHRENCE ROLLER, AIR FORCE ACADEMY 8 05 Charles In Charge contact Jeff, 83410, for detaIls on pur­ & scholarsh1p recru1ter, w1ll be show1ng a 8 30 Cagney & Lacey chas1ng Am1ga computer hardware & acces­ fIlm Wednesday, March 19, 3 20 pm, In 9 20 "Journey Into Fear" sor1es at a substant1al d1scount the Chem1stry Room at the h1gh school All 10 55 CNN News Interested students are InVIted to attend 11 25 NIghtl1ne SONY CF500 STEREO CASSETTE RECORDER, FM 11 55 Ton1gh t Show stereo, FM/AM radIO w/two separate spedkers TOP 0' THE MORNIN' TO YOU' Saturday, Channel 13 Sacr1f1ce at $40 Call W83317/H81860 March 15, KHS NatIonal Honor SOCIety IS 7 00 Flr1ng L1ne hav1ng a bdke sale on Macy's porch from 7 55 CNN Show BIZ Today 19" COLOR TV, $50 toaster oven, $15 Call 9 10 a m -1 p m Lots of delICIOUS baked 8 20 NBA Detroit vs New 84677, between 9 a m and 9 p m goods Maybe some blarney too' York Kn1cks 10 20 1 arry KIng UPRIGHT PIANO, EXCELLENT CONDITION Just RUNNING OF THE rREEN -- s1gn up at the Roi-Namur tuned Call 82274, for more InformatIon runnIng board next to SpeCIal Serv1ces no 4 50 General Hbspltal later than 5 pm, March 16 Race beg1ns 5 35 Al1ce ODDESSY 2 VIDEO GAME Will cartrIdges, In­ promptly at 5 10 f, 00 LBe, News cludIng "Quest for the R1ngs " (all 82274 6 30 CNN Sports TonIght KAJEONrE lIRrLE MEETS TUESDAY, MARrH 18, 6 55 Peter Cunn LA-Z-BOY RECLINER, $150, CED d1sc player, 12 45 p m at the chapel Lynn Lane] 7 20 HIghway To Heaven $75 Call 82697, after 6 p m from the RMI offICP WIll tdlk abollt Mar­ 8 10 St Elsewhere shallese trddlt10ns ~ language Info, call 9 00 Cagney & Lacey BRMD-NEH, STILL IN BOX AKAI 616 VHS hI-fI 83~05 All are welcome 9 50 "An Act Of Murder" VCR w/MTS decoder & WIreless remote, $630 11 30 Ldrry KIng Call Kurt, 84613, days & evenIngs HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RESULTS'

r. ) ENTERT AINMENT HOURGLASS, FRIDAY MARCH 14, 1986, PAGE 9 Channel 9 T ele'lislon Channel 13 ~pecials_~ ------TAPE-DELAY PROGRAM Kwajalem Saturday Kwajalem Friday 8 00 Ch~ldren's Programs 10 00 Today SATURDAY 10 55 "Platypus Cove" 11 55 Take Two 5 a m NCAA Tournament (Three Games) 12 50 Hee Haw 1 45 Gu~d~ng L~ght/Donahue 1 p 1'1 Last Chance Garage 1 40 V~deo Soul 3 20 MUSIC CIty USA 1 30 p m Navy News 2 30 L~ve From London 3 45 Sesame Street 2 p m CNN Show B~z Today 3 30 America's Top 10 4 45 General Hosp~tal/Happy Days 2 30 p m Larry K~ng 3 55 Eat, Dr~nk And Be Merry 5 55 CBS News/CNN Sports Ton~ght NCAA Tournament (Three Games) 4 45 AFI Salutes Gene Kelley 6 50 NatIonal GeographIc approx 9 p m MOVIe "WInter Of Our DIscontent" 6 00 CNN News 7 15 Four Seasons/Jeffersons wlth Donald Sutherland 6 30 Star Search 8 05 Charles In Charge SUNDAY 7 20 Peter Gunn 8 30 Cagney & Lacey 5 a m 4 40 p m NCAA Tournament (Three Games) 7 45 Cutter To Houston 9 20 "An Act Of Murder" 1 p m PreSIdentIal Address 8 35 St Elsewhere 10 50 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne 1 30 p m ThIS Week Wlth DaVId BrInkley 9 25 Paper Dolls 11 50 TonIght Show 2 p m CNN News 10 15 "Happy" 2 30 p m MOVIe "Krakatoa, East Of Java' 11 45 Street Set ROI-Namur Saturday 10 10 p m Presldent~al Address 7 30 Stand By/Hee Haw KwaJalem Sunday 9 10 VIdeo Soul/The Waltons MONDAY 9 00 tnslght/Hour Of Power 10 50 Star Search/Just Jazz 2 30 p m 7 p m MacNeIl/Lehrer News Hour 10 20 Sunday MornIng w/Charles Kuralt 12 05 AmerIcan Interest/McLaughlIn Gp 4 p 1'1 7 55 p m Moneyllne 11 45 CNN News 1 00 Famlly Tles/Jeffersons 7 30 a 1'1 8 25 p m Meet The Press 12 15 Wash~ngton Week 1 50 Happy Days 8 a m 8 50 p m Face The NatlOn 12 45 FIshlng The Northwest 2 15 NatIonal GeographIc 1 10 Wlld Klngdom 2 40 Moneyllne TUESDAY 1 35 LIfe's Most EmbarrassIng Moments 3 10 SOlId Gold/Kaz 2 30 p m 7 p m MacNeIl/Lehrer News Hour 2 25 FaerIe Tale Theatre 4 50 NCAA Basketball 4 p m 7 55 p m Moneyllne 3 15 Jacksonvllie Jazz 6 40 CNN News 8 25 p m C~ Show B~z Today 4 10 Journey To Adventure 7 10 NCAA Basketball 8 50 p m WIde World Of Sports 4 35 New Tech T~mes 9 00 Cutter To Houston (ends) 7 30 a m 9 40 p m Pro Bowlers Tour 5 00 Abbott And Costello 9 50 "Sex And The SIngle Parent" 10 50 p m Larry King 5 25 Death Valley Days _ll 10_ IO~l£h~ ~h~w______5 50 CNN News WEDNESDAY 6 20 The Muppet Show ROI-Namur Sunday 2 30 p m 7 p m MacNeIl/Lehrer News Hour 6 45 FamIly TIes 6 00 InSIght/Hour Of Power 4 p m 7 55 p m Moneyllne 7 10 Tan (MT) 7 20 Wlde World Of Sports/Pro Bowlers 8 25 p m CNN Show BIZ Today 7 35 Blue Thunder 9 25 FIrlng LIne 8 50 p m Amerlcan Interest 8 35 "Shogun" (MT) 10 25 "The Robe" 9 15 p m McLaughlIn Group _lQ !5_ ~a~e_N~g~t_W~t~ Da~l~ ~e!t~~a~ 12 1,0 Larry KIng 9 40 p m Larry Klng 1 20 FIshIng The Northwest Kwajaletn Monday 1 45 WIld KIngdom/New Tech TImes THURSDAY 10 00 Today 2 35 WashIngton Week 2 30 p m 7 p m MacNeIl/Lehrer News Hour 11 55 Take Two 3 05 AmerIca's Top 10/TaxI 4 p m 7 55 p m Moneyllne 1 45 GUIdlng LIght 3 55 Blue Thunder 8 25 p m CNN Show BIZ Today 2 30 Donahue (MT) 4 1,5 CNN Show BIZ Today 8 45 p m Bob Hope Speclal 3 20 PuttIn' On The HltS 5 10 PresIdentIal Address 9 45 p m Larry KIng 3 40 Sesame Street 5 30 NCAA Basketba 11 4 40 General Hospltal 7 30 CNN News 5 25 Congress, We The People 8 00 "Dlve Bomber" 5 50 ABC News/CNN Sports TonIght 9 15 NCAA Basketball Movies 6 45 The A-Team 11 05 ~aie_N~g~t_W~t~ ~a~Ii ~e!t~r~a~ S Batman, Teen Center, 1 p m (G) 7 35 HIghway To Heaven A Jagged Edge Rlchardson Theater 7 30 p m (PG) 8 25 RemIngton Steele ROI-Namur Monday T Draw' RIchardson Theater, 7 30 p m (PG) 9 15 NIght Court (MT) 12 00 Today V1Slon Quest TradewInds Theater 8 p m (R) 9 40 The Love Boa t 2 00 Gllldlng Llght/Puttln' Hltb S Fantastlc Island -- Daffy Duck, Teen Center, 1 p m (G) 10 30 CNN News/Mlghtllne 3 10 Pop Goes The Country U VISIon Quest Yokwe Yuk Club 2 p m (R) 11 30 IO~I~h~ ~h£w___ _ 3 35 Strange But True/Donahue N Creator, Yokwe Yuk Club 7 p m (R) 4 50 General HospItal/Four Seasons The Bears And I Tradewlnds Theater 8 p m (G) KW8J81em Tuesday 6 00 ABC News/Sports MachIne M Herble RIdes AgaIn RIchardson Theater 7 30 p m (G) 10 00 Today 7 00 The fBI/The Love Boat T The Bears And I Yokwe Yuk Theater 6 30 p m (G) 11 55 Take Two 8 1,5 Paper Dolls U Creator Yokwe Yuk Theater 8 30 12 30 (R) 1 45 rUIdlng Llght 9 35 f.eop!e~s_C~o~c<: ~w~r~s __ E VISIon Quest Tradewlnds Theater 8 p m (R) 2 30 Donahue w Jagged Edge RIchardson Theater 7 30 p m (PG) 3 20 Inspector Gadget ROI-Namur Tuesday E The Bears And I Tradewlnds Theater 8 ~_(~G~)~ ______~ 3 45 Storybook Lady 12 00 -Tm Draw' lokw~ Yuk Theater, 6 30, 8 30, 12 30 (PG) 4 10 ReadIng RaInbow 2 00 GUldlng LIght/Info Speclal H ~dgged Edge Tradewlnds Theater 8 p m (PG) 4 40 General Hospltal 3 35 Journey To Adventure/Donahue ~ HerbIe RIdes Agaln Yokwe Yuk Theater 6 30 p m (G) 5 25 Kate & AllIe 4 50 Ceneral HospItal/Kate & Aille R To Be Announced Yokwe Yuk Theater 8 30 12 30 (R) 5 50 NBC News/CNN Sports TonIght 6 00 NBC News/CNN Sports Tonlght I Draw' Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m (PG) 6 45 Stand By 6 55 Street Hawk 7 35 60 MInutes 7 45 Dynasty THE BEARS AND I PatrIck Wayne ChIef Dan George 8 30 T J Hooker 8 35 "Dark Mlrror" Adventure Drama RT 88 G 9 20 "JessIe" 10 20 ~I£h~l~n<:/~e~t_Of ~a~s~n_ A VIetnam veteran adopts three motherless bear cubs and 10 50 CNN News/NIghtlIne learns about ecology and brotherhood In the WIlderness home _I! 20_ IO~I~h!: ~h£w______ROI-Namur Wednesday of the Taklute IndIdns 12 00 Today Kwajalem Wednesday 2 00 GUIdIng LIght CREATOR Peter O'Toole Marlel HemIngway 10 00 Today 2 45 MUSIC CIty/Abbott And Costello Comedy RT 107 R 11 55 Take Two 3 35 Death Valley Days A college professor talks two new students Into helpIng 1 45 GUIdIng LIght I, 00 Donatllle hIm conduct secret experIments In hIS back yard The experl­ 2 30 Donahue 4 50 General Hospltal/AfterMASH ments WIll enable hIm to create a new person from the lIve 3 20 Mr Rogers 6 00 CBS News/CNN Sports TonIght cells retalned from hIS dead wlfe's body 3 50 Sesame Street 6 55 60 MlOutes 4 50 reneral HospItal 7 50 T J Hooker (MT) DRAW' KIrk Douglas James Coburn 5 35 Strange But True 8 40 The ThornbIrds' Part 1 U1T) Western RT 96 PG 6 00 CBS News/CNN Sports Tonlght _I! QO_ ~a~ry ~1~g1T~n~g~t_S~o~ ___ _ When a local poker game turns Into a gunfIght, an old­ 6 55 Entertalnment ThIS Week tIme outlaw accldentally shoots the sherIff When the people 7 40 The FBI ROI-Namur Thursday try to hunt hIm down he hIdes out In a local hotel taklng 8,35 Street Hawk 12 00 Today an actress as hostage and wlnds up faillng In love 9 25 "Dlve Bomber" 2 00 GUIdlOg LIght 11 30 CNN News/Nlghtilne 2 45 People's Court/JacksonVIlle Jazz HERBIE RIDES AGAIN Helen Hayes Ken Berry _l~ 10_ IO~l~h~ ~h~w ___ _ 4 10 Donahue Comedy RT 89 r 5 00 General HospItal In thIS seguel to The Love Bug a 1963 Volkswagon WIth Kwajalem Thursday 5 45 ABC News/CNN Sports TonIght maglcdl powers tdkes on a two-fIsted tycoon who IS destroy­ 10 00 Today 6 40 Entertalnment ThIS Week lng San Franclsco landmarks WIth skyscrapers 11 55 Take Two 7 25 The A-Team (ends) 1 45 Backsta6~ Pass (GL Pre-empted) 8 15 RemIngton Steele JAGGED EDGE Glenn Close, Jeff BrIdges 2 35 Donahue 9 05 How To Save A MarrIage Drama RT 98 PG 3 25 Mr WIzard And RUIn Your LIfe (MT) When a newspaper publIsher IS accused of murderIng hls 3 50 Belle And SebastIan _I! Q5_ ~I~h£l~n~/~e~t_Of ga~s~n __ wealthy WIfe the fIrm's top lawyer who left crImInal law 4 15 People's Court several years earlIer returns to take the case and WInds 4 40 General HospItal ROI-Namur Friday up fdillng In love 5 25 The Wa1tons 12 00 Today 6 15 ABC News/CNN Sports TonIght 2 00 CUldlng LIght/Backstage Pass Ma t thew Mod lne LInda FlorentIno 7 10 SolId Gold 3 35 Congress, We The People Drama RT 97 R 8 00 AfterMASH 4 00 Donahue (MT) A hIgh-school wrestler wants to make hIS fIrst mark on 8 25 Allce 4 50 Ceneral HospItal/AlIce thIS planet by takIng on the best wrestler In hlS home 8 50 Dynasty 6 00 NBC News/CNN Sports TonIght stdte But to do so he has to lose enough we~ght to drop 9 40 "InvaSIon Of The Bee GIrls" (MT) 6 55 Peter Gunn/HIghway To Heaven down two welght categorIes 11 00 CNN News/Nlghtllne 8 10 St Elsewhere 12 00 TonIght Show 9 00 Cagney & Lacey -Note - MT-lndlcates-mat~re theme - - - 9 50 'GOdZllld's Revenge' ArTV sc h edll1 e sub J ec t ..:t:.:o=--:c:..:h.::a:.:n~g~e:""' ___L.:.l:.:1~0:...:0~.:.L:..:a:..:r:...:r.:..y_K.:...:I:...:n:::.g:.:./.:.T_o.:.n:..:I~g;:...:h_t_S_h_o_w ____ ..! e o ENTERT AINMENT PAGE 10 HOURGLASS FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986 TELEVISION PROGRAM GUIDE ShowbIZ Kwajalein Fnday Continued God" by Ernbt Lothar Fredrlc Harch, Flor­ life On The HiJi Starts Saturday ence ~ldrldge Edmond 0 BrIen Ceraldlne "PL<\TYPLS COVE" A young Australlan boy gets 1n Brooks Getting Better trouble w1th the law and a shady character Roi-Namur "helps" h1m, but at a prIce he can't afford By ELVIS MITCHELL After savlng a drownlng man whlle worklng Saturday on a tug boat, he IS stlll under SUsp1C10n HEE HAW Roy Clark Buck Owens and the entlre "Hlil Street Blues" burst lnto the fall sea­ by the pollce because of hlS connectlon Hee Haw gang welcome guests Earl Thomas son With a show that depIcted a hot and lense w1th hlS "benefactor " Tony Barry Slmone Conley, EXlle Blll Baker and "Hee Haw sltuation that mlrrored the MOV~ tragedy In Buchapan, Paul Smlth, Blll Kerr Clogglng" champlon" ChIp Woodall and Klm­ Phlladelphla last sprlng The producers seemeu HEE HAw PllS week the Hee Haw cast of "corny berly Chapman Earl Thomas Conley slngs determined to show that the show hadn't become country" regulars IS JOlned by RICky "The Chance You Take" and "The Hardes t Th Ing Jowly and slow (ThlS IS the flrst year that Skaggs Blll Monroe, Doble Gray and the I've Had To Do " nelther of "Hlll Street's" creators have been Mlillon Dollar Band MUSIC "Wheels Hose," "SEX AND THE SINGLE PARENT" (1979 Comedy/Drama) lnvolved wlth lt Steven Bochco left last sea­ "Somethlng In My Heart," "Malden Prayers" Two newly dlvorced people, a man and a wom­ son after hlS ouster/departure and Mlchael "Speak It," "Tulsa Tlme " "Blue Suede an flnd that theIr newly-reallzed lndepen­ Kozoll left a fe~ fears before) ThiS episode Shoes," "If You Could See Me Now" dence has become a klnd of tWlllght zon<-' was well-acted wlth a magnlflcently COiled per­ "HAPPY" (1983 Suspense/Drama) A once-popular because of the demands and responslbllitles formance by guest star Yaphet Kotto tlghtly televlslon clown accldentally wltnesses they must contlnue to fulflll as parents wrltten and dlrected but It was solId In an a gangland executl0n and becomes Involved ~usan ~alnt James, Mlke Farrell, Julle oddly self-contalned way wllh elements left In tracklng do~n the kliler when the pollce ~ommar" Dorl Brenner, Warren Berlinger open Just enough to drift Into later shows 1nslst on followlng the wrong leads Dom Progrdm Vlew Alert Mature theme throughout In the past few years "Hlll Street" has been LeLulse Dee Wallace Henry SLIva Tony Sunday movlng In a more serlOUS dlrectlon but It'S Burton B1l1 Marey Carol Locatell Davld 'DIVF BOMPFR " (194l Drama) A naval doctor works been wlldly lnconslstent from ep1sode to epl­ DeLulse Lew Horn wtth a fllght In"trllctor to devplop a cure sode ThlS season It has been conslstently and Sunday tor the hated "pl10t blackout" ln hlgh-al­ refreshlngly less sloppy and sentlmental "SHOCLr-. Part 4 (1980 Drama) In Part 4, AnJ In­ tltude flylng The doctor runs Into a rath "Hl11 Street" has become spare and much san faces a reunIon WIth Rodrlgue7 and hIS of Opp0blt~on from hlb superIors, who are tougher thiS year The program has moved beyond own crew only to reallze how much he has very skeptILal of hIS approath to the prob­ bleak reallsm and now borders on the fatalistlc asslmllated Japanese ways eVldent by hIs lems of hlgh-altltude flylng that they ThlS new narrat1ve harshness relatlonshlp wlth Marlko and hlS Londuct feel n~eds ~ulh mor .. research Errol Flynn, works because 1t evolves from as a samural Rlchard Chamberlaln Yoko Fred MdcMll rray Ra 1 ph Bellamy Alexls Smith, the characters partlcularly Shlmada Toshlro Mlfune, John Phys-Davles Rpgls T('omey the sens1tlve Bobby Hll1 Damlen Thomas Mlka Kltagawa Yukl Meguro Monday (Mlchael Warren) and the Takeshl Ohbayashl Program Vlew Alert DONAHllf Columnlst Leo Buscaglla dlscusses nearly fragIle Henr, (old­ Mature theme throughout forglvenes" carlng dnd lovlng rplatlonshlps blume (Joe Spano) Thls sea­ Monday In d world where honest commltments are son lt'S clear that Goldblume DONAHUE The dlScusslon centers around two r~rp and often dlfflcult has learned to bend the svs­ women who were marrIed to wealthy men who Tuesday tern enough to flt hlS needs, pampered them whlle at the same tlme DON~HUE Conversatlon~ wlth chlld molesters who Instead of functlonlng near physlcally abused them Present IS "Chuck have been treated hy dr"g therapy at Alpha nervous collapse because of a former batterer who expla1ns why some House ln Mlnneapolls Program VIew Alert hlS Inflexlble ldealism The men batter the1r W1ves Mature theme throughout vlctlm of VIolence hlmself Tuesday DARK MIRROR" (1984 Suspense/Drama) One of rwlO Rene Ennquez Coldblume has hardened but DONAHUE The authors of "How To Jump Start Your sl"ters a P'ly(hOtlc murderess 15 determin­ has also become phllosophlcal, Husband," "How To Make Love to Each Other," ed to place the gUIlt for a brutal crIme he's much more like Capt Frank Furlilo "The Love Nest "Why Men Can't Open Up , on her InnOLent sl~ter Jane ~eymour But "Hill Street" has constrlcted It seems and How To Ralse Your Men" fIve new self­ Stephen lollln~ VIncent (drdenld, Ty Hen­ to be much more of a mlddle-class world than lt help books deslgned to 1mprove one's love derson Hank Brandt Jack Krushchen, Robert has been ln the past WhiCh deprlves It of some llfe are guests Phll dlscusbes how they Do QUl soclal weIght There seems to be no place for research thelr Informatlon and why these VVednesday women on the show at thiS pOlnt, a sad develop­ tOPICS are popular partlcularly w1th women DONAHUE DIScIlsSl0n wlth some Ilttle people who ment that leaves the serIes poorer Whdt had readers Program Vlew Alert Mature theme talk of thelr everyday problems of coplng always been interestlng about the show was that througholl t wlth the world deslgned for tall people women movlng ln and out of the Hlll reallzed how "JESSIE" (1984 Drama) Llndsay Wagner plays Dr THE THORN BIRDS" Pdrt I (1983 Dramd) Thl'> Ollt­ JntruSlve thelr presence was but nonetheless Jess1e Hayden a staff psychlatrlst wlth a standlng dward-wlnnlng "erlPS l~ ~et maInly were determlned to make themselves known and metropolltan pollce department who matches In the Ausr.allan outbdlk frum 1920 to 19h2 felt partlcularly Fay Furllia (Barbara Bosson), WltS wlth pychoPdthll kl1lers works wlth In~plred by Colleen MCCullough ~ best seller although she qUlckly degenerated 1nto parody troubled klds and flnds herself ln the As It open~ the wealthy mallclou" Mdry I began to recons1der 'HIll Street" 'aiter mlddle of tense hostage negotlatlons larson rules a huge sheep ranch and dn embat­ flrst hearlng about the upcomlng Stephen J Can­ Llndsav Wagner Tony LoBlanco releste tled famIly At the Sdme rIme she lusts after nel show The Last Preclnct' (whlCh hdd ltS Holm, Wlillam Lucklng Peter l~dcksen a troubled dmbltlollS prIeSt Fdther Ralph premIPrp after the Super Bllwl and wab due to VVednesday , de Brlcassart Ric,ard Chdmberldln Barbdra start a Serles In February) "Last PreCInct" DONAHUE "10nlght Show s' Ed McMdhon 101ns Stanwvck Jean ~lmmons RILhard KIley, sounded as lf It would be a comlC verSlon of "Hlll

weatherman/phllosopher Wlilard ~lott of the Rlchard Ventur p , ~)dney Penny Progrdm VIew Street and there s plenty of room fo. grIm "Today Show" to dlSCUSS the pre"sures and Alert Maturp theme throughout soclal 'latlre ln thIS genre (ObVIously thIS rewards of belng a professlonal "s<-'cond Thursday wa'l a lapse on my part 8S I had developed banana" and how they have expanded thel r DlJNAHUF Ralph Nader eXplaln., how conSllnerb Cdn actllal expectatlons for a Stephen (annell show careers heyond thelr "warm-up and support bp Wlnners WIth necessltles such as food But the stated premlse of "Last PreCInct" was routlnes Carol Merrlll and Tom Dressen Insurance automoblle" and other neceSS1- remInIscent of what the early Hlll Street Blues" also appear tles of AmerlCdn lIfe was lIke The show was patterned after the fea­ "DIVE BOMBER' (1941 Drama) A naval doctor works HOW TO SAVE A MARRIAGE AND RUIN YOUR LIFE' tllre fllm Fnrt Apachp rhe Bronx" where the with a fllght Instructor to develop a cure (1968 Cnmedy) Bachelor trles to encourage pollcemen s world was by rurhles~ turns of fate for the hated "pllot blackout' ln hlgh-altt­ hlS unhapPlly marrled frlend to end hlS 'lllly dangprous and relentle~sly glum tude flYlng The doctor runs Into a rath of relatlonbhlp wlth hl" mlbtress dnd becomes Llfe nn thp HIll for these 'OPb WdS fllled OpposItlon from hIS superIors who are very Involved wlth a glrl who set" her lap for WIth abrupt absurdltles Moreover the ,ore of skeptlcal of hlS approach to the problems hlm All the whlle he thlnks she's hIS h'lmor 'laved the shnw from descendlng Into con­ of hlgh-altltude flYlog that they feel oeeds trIend's mlbtre~~ Dedn Martln ~tella gratulatIng Itself for deplctlng lIfe 1n an adult much more research Errol Fl yon Fred Mac­ Stevpns Ell Walla,h, Anne Jdtk ... on Bptty fashlon (a cool understated Irony stl11 elud­ Murray Ralph Bellamy Ale"s SmIth RegIS Fleld Jack Albert"on Program V1PW Alert Ing St Elsewherp d show that hds turned the Toomoy Mature theme throughout practIce of medlclnp Intn somethlng flt tor an Thursday Friday EsqUIre magazlne cover story) DONAHUE Two women who chose to have chlldren DONAHUE ruests and bome members of the Donahue We've already heard some of the future plot "out of wedlock' dlSCUS'l the CIrcumstAnces audlence dISCUSS experlences whlle under­ ievelopments, such as the death of Joe Coffey surroundlng thelr declslons the problems gOlng treatment or therapy wlth doctors (Ed Marlnaro) ThlS comes as no real SurprIse, that a soclety geared to nuclear famliles whn have ~exually molested them Program slnce one got the feellng the wr1ters knew what poses for them and how they arp trYlng tn Vlew Alert Matun theme throughout to do wlth Coffey In the flrbt place help thelr chlldren accept th<-'lr btdtuS rODZTI LA ~ R~V~NrE " (197l Snence/Adventure) The show has eotU'n watchable agaln but "Hlil Program VIew Alert Mature theme throllghollt A youth belleVes that the son of the Street has to make 'lome ~tronger moves toward "INVASION OF THE BEE GIRLS" (1974 horror/Dramd) mnn'ltpr (odzllla 15 hIS frlend and protec­ 'lhaklng off the old It would be Interest.ng to A speclal state Invest1gator 15 ~ont to tnr When the bo) lb kldndpped by two de ... - see Furilio move somewhpre el~e (WhICh has been Callfornla to Investlgate the mysterlOuS perate bank robbers he 19 lnsplred by the hlnted perhaps puhllc ofhce) dod hdve R3Y (dl­ death of a phYSICIst More death'l orCIJr tboughtb of the monsters flghtlng and letano (Rene Engrlquez) take av.r the Hlil and It soon appears that the vlctlms all attack" hIS captors wlth the Sdme courage male, are dYIOg from exceSSlvL sexlJal ac­ dgalnst eVl1 a~ Codzliia dnd hlS son Ken]l tlv1ty resultlng 1n a maSSlve CCrondry ~ahara Tomnnorl Ydzakl, MaLhlko Naka Wllliam Smlth An1ta Ford Vlctorla VetrI ShIgekI IshIda Wright Klng Program Vlew Alert Mature theme throughout Channel 13 Weekend MOVIes Friday "THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT" (1983 Drama) DONAHUF Phl1 explores people wlth "thankless ThlS lS the story of a man and hlS famlly Jobs" who encounter lmpatlence hostdi tv In a small town and how he deals wlth and even hatred from the publIC ruests hIS hlgh asplratl0ns and the realltles Include telephone operator Maevon Carrett of hlS sltuatlon Donald Sutherland, toll-booth at tendan t Annd SzudrowlC'7, re­ ferl Garr, Tuesday Weld, Rlchard Masur possessor Jlm Florelll, dlaper dellvervman "KRAKOTOA EAST OF JAVA" (1969) Cartographers John Dalessandro and Darlene Norman, an In the audlence take note that Krakotoa Internal Revenue SerVIce allchtnr lS really west of Java and there was a "AN ACT OF MURDER" (1948 Drama) A 'ltern ludge ghastly volcanlc exploslon there in faced wlth hlS wlfe ahout to dle of a braln August of 1883 Maxlmillan Schell tumor IS gUllty of mercy kll1lng he Dlane Baker, Braln Kelth Rossano Braz- thlnks Based upon the novel "The Hliis of 21, Sal Mlneo

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