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VOLUME XXIV, NO 119 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1987 Palau CQmp~ South Korea Leader Agrees Government Prepares For To Meet With Opposition Rescheduled Plebiscite By Barry Renfrew rocks at polIce m VICIOUS street battles ASSOCIated Press Writer around at least four major Seoul col­ By Howard Graves "In past plebISCIteS and general leges PolIce fired volley after volley Associated Press Writer electIons, an average of 70 percent of SEOUL, South Korea - In a ma­ of tear gas those who requested absentee ballots Jor turnaround, PreSIdent Chun Doo­ About 2,500 students clashed WIth KOROR, Palau - Palau's gov­ dIdn't get them here 10 tIme to be hwan agreed to meet WIth the OppOSI­ pohce 10 the central CIty of ChonJu ernment pressed ahead Monday WIth counted," he Said tIOn to try to end fierce ann-govern­ and stormed a polIce statIOn Hun­ plans for a June 30 referendum on an Ngrraked saId that under a specIal ment protests, a top offiCIal saId to­ dreds of students clashed wIth polIce agreement WhICh proposes to Palau law for thIS referendum, ab­ day 10 the streets of the southern CIty of strengthen the Island nation's future sentee ballots must be receIved at least The statement came as thousands Kwangju and about 1,000 students WIth the Uruted States two days after the ddte of the of students clashed WIth not polIce bnefly seIzed part of a hIghway on PresIdent Lazarus Salu rescheduled plebISCIte near college campuses 10 Seoul 10 the CheJu Island oft the south coast the nationwIde vote after a special Now that the appedh court has 13th day of large-scale protests In recent ddYs, the OppOSItIOn has Palau appeals court ruled that It could ruled the servIce stations Illegal, the Scattered VIolence was reported else­ demanded dlTect talks between KIm not be held Tuesday as scheduled government hds deCIded to establIsh where In the country, but most and Chun as a precondItIon to negotI­ On Sunday, the court ruled refer­ pollIng places 10 overseas areas, protests were peaceful atIons on callIng off the protests that endum offICials had vIolated electlon WhICh would permit Palauans to cast Yonhap, the Korean news agency, began after the D.!mocratIc JustIce procedures by settmg up so-called therr ballots on election day reported that about 20,000 students Party nommated Roh as ItS preSIden­ voter servIce statlons for absentee Each ballot box WIll have three took part 10 demonstratIons at 58 um­ tIal candIdate ballots to be cast by Palau cItIzens speCial padlocks One WIll belong to verSItIes throughout the country The OpposItlon began a dnve to lIvmg 10 Guam, HaWaII, SaIpan and the preSIdent's offIce, one to the na­ Roh Tae-woo, chaIrman of the force drrect electIons some U S West Coast cltIes tIonal congress d'1d one to the electIon governmg DemocratIc JustIce Party, Roh saId nothmg today about the The proposed compact of Free As­ commISSIon saId after a meetlng WIth Chun that key OPPOSItIon demand that the gov­ soclatlon must receIve at least 75 per­ Ngrraked saId each of the overseas the preSIdent agreed to meet WIth KIm ernment repeal ItS A pnl 13 declSlon to cent voter approval because It con­ ballot boxes WIll then be e~corted Young-sam, head of the ReuruficatIon suspend talks on polItIcal reform until tams provlSlons WhIch conflIct WIth back to Koror by offICldl~ represent- DemocratIc Party Chun also after the 1988 Seoul OlymPICS Chun Palau's nuclear-free constitution 109 the three groups promIsed to conSIder the release of contends the delay IS necessary to WhIle declImng to predIct whether He saId the cost of thlS procedure polItIcal detamees, Roh saId safeguard natIonal stabIlIty and the that goal can be reached, Saln saId WIll be about $150,000, or triple the He dIdn't say when the meetmg games He has saId elecnons later thIS Monday, "I have confIdence 10 the cost of the ploposed voter servIce would take place year WIll be held under the electoral mteillgence of Palau voters and I be­ statIons "I recommended It IS deSIrable that college system, whIch opponents heve the people are ready to make a He also saId that the overseas voter the preSIdent meet pohtical elders and charge favors the government party decIsIOn It's Important not to stand 10 turnout may drop because of OppOSItIOn leaders to work out settle­ "The preSIdent also promIsed to the way of a properly conducted elec­ Palauan<;' mabilIty to get to pollIng ments," Roh told reporters gIve maXImum conSIderatIon to pre­ tIOn" statIons dunng a workday KIm has saId he would meet WIth condItIOnS set by the ReumficatIon Referendum CommISSIoner John Ngrraked estImated there are 2,000 Chun If all those de tamed smce na­ DemocratIc Party mcludIng the release o Ngrraked was cntlcal of those regIstered voters hvmg outSIde Palau, tIonWIde protests began June 10 are of Impnsoned people and the hftIng persons who brought suIt asking that and predIcted about 1,500 may vote released PolIce say more than 8,000 of house arrest order for KIm Dae­ the overseas ballotmg procedure be on June 30 people have been arrested Most have Jung," saId Roh declared Illegal because of potentlal "The (appeals) court dIdn't concern been freed or sentenced to bnef KIm Dae-Jung, who heads the op­ voter fraud Itself WIth the cost or where our terms, but at least 300 face tnal on pOSItiOn WIth KIm Young-sam, has "There was no eVIdence for actual money WIll come from," Nglraked major charges been under house arrest smce Apnl 8 abuse or fraud," he saId saId KIm has also demanded freedom The government has saId more Nglraked Said, "The three leaders He Said 602 Palauans cast absen­ for fellow OppOSitIOn leader KIm Dae­ than 8,000 people have been arrested of the compact OppOSItlOn group have tee ballots last Saturday on Guam Jung, who has been under house ar­ smce dIsturbances erupted June 10, succeeded 10 mconvemencmg those rest 10 Seoul smce Apnl 8 WIth many sentenced to bnef JaIl Palauans who wIshed to partICIpate 10 Contmued Page 4 Students hurled fIrebombs and terms by summary courts a cntlcal polItIcal exercIse" Saln saId that under the votmg procedure that was declared Illegal, absentee ballots would have been Syrian Commander Vows To Free Hostage placed 10 a sealed envelope and then By Farouk Nassar But the ChnstIan-controlled VOIce Lebanon, and MaJ Gen Izzat Zeldan, put 10 a second envelope AsSOCiated Press Wrller of Lebanon radIO saId that the kid­ commander of the 7,500-strong Syn­ "There was no way to tamper WIth napers were demandIng a guarantee an army contmgent 10 Moslem west those ballots," Salu saId BEIRUT, Lebanon -Syna's nul­ that West Germany would not extra­ Berrut, attended the meenng Nglraked defended the voter ser­ Itary mtellIgence chIef 10 Lebanon dIte Mohammed Ah Hamadl to the The three generals then held a 10- VIce statlon concept for ItS efflclency, was quoted today as vowmg to free Umted States HamadI, a Lebanese, mmute meetmg WIth Lebanese De­ economy and expedItIOUS means for kIdnapped Amencan JournalIst IS accused of hiJacklOg a TWA Jet to fense Mlmster Adel Osseiran, who absentee ballotlng Charles Glass and the son of BeIrut 10 1985 and kIllIng a U S said afterwards Assad has ordered Both men saId because of Palau's Lebanon's defense mlmster "at all Navy dIver Synan troops 10 BeIrut to "do the ut­ remoteness, It takes several days for costs" The broadcast Said the Hamadl most" to release hIS son and the two maIled ballots to reach Koror for "I am here 10 BeIrut to free them," guarantee was the kIdnappers' malO other captIves tabulatlon Bng Gen Ghazi Kenaan was quoted COndItIOn But Lebanese polIce and Osselran, who heads a promment "The maIlIng tIme IS erratic," saId as saymg by the state-run BeIrut Ra­ sources close to the Synan command Shute conservatIve clan, has repeat­ Salu "It can take anywhere from 10 dIO "The problem WIll be resolved at In west BeIrut demed that such a de­ edly accused Hezbollah, or the Party to 15 days for maIl from the U S all costs and I belIeve that WIll be ac­ mand had been made of God, of stagIng the abductIon malO land to reach Koror complIshed soon " HamadI, who was arrested at the "[ am very OptImIStIC," Osselran Frankfurt an-port on Jan 13, IS want­ told The ASSOCIated Press "I expect ed lo the UnIted States on charges of the release of All, Charles and the Dies At 88 murder and aIr prracy dnver soon" Fred Astaire West Germany has not announced Fourteen kidnappers grabbed By George Garlles lIttle" Ballet star MIkhaIl Barysh­ ItS declSlon on the extradItIOn, but the Glass, 36, Ah Osseiran, 40, and hIS Associated Press Writer mkov praIsed hIS "perfectIon," and newspaper DIe Welt of Bonn quoted dnver Sulelman Salman, a pohceman songwnter Irvmg Berhn Said, ''I'd umdentIfled sources today as sayIng who doubles as a bodyguard, on a LOS ANGELES - Fred AstaIre, rather have Fred Astalre SlOg my the government had deCIded not to coastal hIghway 10 the Shute suburb whose debonaIr elegance and flow- songs than anyone else " grant the U S extradItIOn request of QuzaI, a Hezbollah stronghold 10 a 109, graceful style made hIm the most For hIS part, the lean hoofer from Two West Germans were kId­ southern sector of west BelTUt acclaImed dancer 10 mOVIe hIStory, the MIdwest who was famous for napped 10 BeIrut In January by No group has claimed responsIbIl­ dIed today of pneumoma He was 88 whIte ne and taIls but hated formal at­ Moslems who have demanded Ity for the Iadnappmgs He dIed at Century City Hospital at tIre was lIkely to credIt producers or HamadI's freedom Glass, of Los Angeles, IS the first 4 25 am, saId spokesman Stan hIS SIster, hIS fIrst danCIng partner, Kenaan was quoted today as say­ foreIgner to be kIdnapped smce Syn­ Otake Spokeswoman Andrea Hecht WIth hIS success Ing Synan PreSIdent Hafez Assad an troops moved mto west BeIrut on Said he had been admItted June 12 'Tm not trymg to be modest, but I was "particularly concerned" about Feb 22 to curb three years of mIlItIa AstaIre enchanted movle-goers for never thought about myself as No the abductIon of Glass, Ah Osselran anarchy generatIOns, dancmg wIth fIrecrack­ I," he told The New York TImes and theIr dnver In a south BeIrut ShI­ Glass, 36, left ABC televlSlon a ers, coat racks and beautiful women when he turned 80 'Tm cold-blood­ Ite Moslem dIStrICt Wednesday few months ago to wnte a book about from Gmger Rogers to Cyd Chan sse ed about dancmg I wanted to make it Kenaan traveled from Damascus to the MIddle East Osseuan, 40, IS an WIth an ease that made ballet stars en­ good, then make It better" BeIrut Sunday and conferred WIth engmeer VIOUS "I never cared for my smglOg SheIk Mohammed Hussem Fadlallah, Glass IS the mnth Amencan cap­ "I never thought a funny-looklOg VOIce," he saId, and he added that spmtual gUIde of the Iraman-backed tured In Lebanon and the 25th for­ guy hke me would be SUItable for there was no secret to hIS style - Hezbollah, Lebanon's most mIlItant eIgner taken hostage In the country pIctures," Astalre once saId, and a "Just practIce, sweat, rehearsal and Shnte Moslem factIOn Also mlssmg IS AnglIcan Church en­ StUdIO executive once dIsmIssed hIm worry" Bng Gen Saeed Balrakdar, voy Terry WaIte, who dIsappeared WIth the curt words "Can't act Rogers saId he was a master at hIS commander-In-chIef of Syna's Jan 20 after leavmg a west BeIrut can't SlOg baldmg can dance a craft 25,000 troops In northern and eastern hotel for a meetmg LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1987 Qymges At The Yuk NMA Potluck This Thursday VVC Orders Up A New Chef The Global Chapter of the INI\AA As one of several changes at the club that are publIshed hIS poetry and a short book about the NatIonal Management ASSOCI­ mtended to remold It mto a local center of fme MiSSISSIPPI Gulf Coast ation will meet thIS Thursday, dIning, the Yokwe Yuk Club late last week brought The MissoUTl-native also enJoys golf and saIhng June 25, at the Emon Beach m the executIve workmg chef from the Lake Charles PavillOn HIlton In LoUISIana A potluck runner will begm * * * Chef James Skelton has star-studded hIstOry of The Yokwe Yuk Club has also entered mto several at 7 pm with refreshments food preparatlOn, datIng back to hIS dIscharge from proVIded by the chapter, WIth other ventures deSIgned to Improve the ambIance or the Navy m 1964 and even before HIS spankmg stretch the muscles of the club's staff a short business meeting to new aSSOCiatIOn wIth the Yuk Club IS the latest stop A new waIter, George Galvan, has been hIred follow m a Journey that started at the US Naval Cooks The agenda will feature mstallatlon of offIcers and from Hawall and has been workIng at the club School m Great Lakes, III , and mcluded stops as a Galvan, who specIalIzes m the presentatIOn of board members for the 1987-88 chapter year hne cook at the Playboy Club m New York, food Members will be contacted on what type of dISh to flambes, wIll be spotlIghted m a later Issue of the and beverage drrector at a MISSISSIppI country club Hourglass bnng to the potluck dmner Members are encouraged and executIve chef at the Sheraton Baton Rouge to bnng therr spouses and guests Two weekends ago, the Yuk presented Its fIrst Motel and Lake Charles HIlton annual "Hawall Calls PolyneSIan Revue", featunng ThIS sOJourn's Navy start began In France, where selected student dancers under the drrectIon of Palepa Kimij Kararik Tok Kom Skelton was put on kitchen detaIl As he told the SmIth and food speCIaltIeS of the PacIfIC baSin Baton Rouge newspaper Although tIcket sales to that event were not The tradItIOnal greetIng of the people of the "Instead of hittIng the bars tWIce each mght, I hIt exceptlOnal, those attendmg were treated to the best Marshall Islands IS KImIJ Karank Tok Kom, WhIch them only once and went to mght school learnmg of the PolyneSIan reCItal presented a few months ago hterally means "We make you no longer a stranger' hotel and kitchen management at the Carlton and by SmIth - Inclurung 'master-of-ceremomes-Ing' by No longer a stranger to KwaJaleIn Atoll today are RiVIera m NIce" her husband Harold "Boy" SmIth, conch shell the Kogers of HuntsvIlle, Alabama Wayne Koger After leavmg the Navy, Skelton moved on to the blowmg to open show, dancmg from vanous lands has come to KwapleIn to be a contract specIahst With Playboy Club,where he has clalmed he never saw a In the PaCIfIC and two audIence partICIpatIOn USAKA He bnngs WIth hIm hIS wIfe Gina and therr bunny as he was too tIred segments three sons, Hunter, Ian and Joshua He eventually settled In the South, worlang at a The buffet-style meal mcluded shnmp and sashlTnl ThIS IS their first tIme on Kwa]aleIn, where they vanety of estabhshments and, as rrught be expected pupUS and mam courses Included lau-Iaus and have found "humId weather and fnendly people" of a baton Rouge/Lake Charles chef, became some­ tradItIOnal pork and chIcken dIshes, along WIth a what of an expert m the speclalIty fIeld of Cajun comphmentary mal tal Instead of plates, patrons cooking were gIven a woven food holder (hned WIth Jeramon Nom Kom It was whIle learnIng the ropes for thIS demandIng alumInum foIl) that they were encouraged to take The fhp SIde of the com IS Jeramon Nom Kom, Amencan ~peCIalty that Chef James has SaId he really home WhICh IS the way to say goodbye and good luck to learned how to cook The show was the first of ItS kmd m recent fnends Our fnends leaVing today are the Grays, Chef James has been recogmzed for hIS ablhnes In memory for the Y uk who take home a basketful of good memones - and LOUISIana fares, havmg taken first places In the Lastly, the Yuk Club management, WhICh IS also two chIldren Gumbeaux Gator "Alhgator" cook-off, the Cal-Cam charged WIth operatIon of the Oceanvlew Club, IS Ken Gray has been an engineer With RCA here, FaIr "Gumbo" cook-off and the Gumbeaux Gator renovating that faCIlIty That project WIll also be and IS headmg for Moorestown, N J He and hIS "Shnmp" cook-off (professIOnal level) Country spotlighted 10 a future editIOn of the Hourglass WIfe Jams have two chIldren, JJ, 2 1/2, and entertaIner Hank Wilhams Jr pronounced Chef ChnstIna, 1 They leave the Island tomght on the Arr James' alhgator etouffee "the best ever" when Mlcronesla flIght WillIams ate at the Lake Charles HIlton The Grays feel that therr stay on KwaJ has been a Skelton has also taught food courses at the It On RMI Citizens memorable and rewardmg expenence but that IS secondary and college level, and was mvolved In tIme to move on teaching the chef of the fast attack submanne USS Visiting USAKA Baton Rouge the IntrIcaCIes of Cajun coolwlg Summer At The Teen Center He IS mamed, Wlth two chIldren, and enJoys cycle From Justm DeB rum crUIsmg and fishIng From 1981-83 he traveled RMI Representative to USAKA The Teen Center Will begin operatIng dunng throughout the Umted States and MeXICO and saw summer hours on Mondav June 22 The new hours The relatIonshIp between our two commum­ are as follows tIes has greatly Improved Slowly we are WIt­ Monday-Thursday - 2 30-5 pm (Pre-teens) Clothes Repair Service neSSing better Interfacmg amongst our people 7-10 30 pm (Teens) You finally lost a few pounds after what seems More people are VISItIng USAKA for vanous Frujay-Saturday - 2 10-5 pm (Pre-teens) lIke months of dIeting To celebrate, you bought purposes, rules and regulatIons are more r~­ 8-11 30 pm (Teens) yourself some new clothes But you're not ready to laxed ThIS we owe to the USAKA command s commItment for a better relatIonshIp between Saturday-Sunday - 1230-3 pm (matmees- get nd of some of your old favontes qUIte yet You our two commumnes Teen Center snack bar only) put them away, promlSlng yourself you'll alter them I -someday It has come to our attentIon that some CItIzenS Why waIt? There's a perfect solutIon - the of RMI are abusmg USAKA and KALGOV or­ USAKA Laundry We make alteranons or repaITS on dInances Some examples are taking bIcycles garments and other arucles for a modest fee We WIll that do not belong to them, transportmg Illegal replace ZIppers, take up hems and do other alteratIons matenals to Ebeye, not returmng at the tIme and reparrs by our professIOnal seamstresses Come specIfied on the commute pass, and others If suffICIent proof IS brought up agaInst any and see the laundry crew from 0800 to 1730 daIly, RMI clnzen abusmg USAKA and KALGOV and 0900 to 1200 Saturdays, and ask about our ordmances, future access Into US AKA may be many servIces demed by thIS office If you have any questIons regarrung the above, call us at 3600 or 3645 or stop by the of­ Barae Notice fice at the east end of the terrrunal bUllrung * colossal Selectlon of * From GWBAL SAFETY * Flag Wavlng Merchandlse and * The barge Islander WIll amve at Echo PIer Citizen In RMI Ro Rej ExplOSlve Imports featured at * Wednesday, June 24 Island reSIdents are * , adVIsed that the bamcaded area wIll be off hmlts Itok Non USAKA * Cracker Jack Prlces * on that day Those persons gomg to and from the Justm DeBrum Small Boat Manna must use Lagoon Road and RMI Representallve USAKA Startlng On Saturday, June 27th EIghth Street See the route to the manna on the sketch below JemJera eo !koran JukJuk 1m bed kem ad ruo Thru Macy's Very Speclal, elap an kaJurlok Jldnk-Jldnk JeJ 10 loniok 1m Spectacular Saturday, July 4th emonlok program ko Ikotad Elonlok arrruJ re­ maron Itok non USAKA kin elon kam un ko 1m til:IlimirsliMJ:BiI'WMMrs*R:l elon rule 1m regulatIon ko emoJ kornratk-lok Wawm m eJ walok km kotobar eo an USAKA , command bwe en kaJuro 10k JemJera eo ad Ibben rem nukudJen U S Surf and Sun EmoJ an all!kar non office 10 bwe ewor Jet AS OF 1201 am cltIzen un RMI reJ kakure an Jab bokake ordi­ Monday, June 22,1987 nance ko an USAKA 1m KALGOV Jet waan­ DaIly raInfall 0 21 Jonok reJ kOJerbah bIcycle ko eJab WaIT make, Monthly raInfall 6 92 ebook memk ko ejab mehm ebok non Ebeye, Yearly total 24 70 Jab rol Ilo awa ko emoJ dron 110 pass eo am bwe TOMORROW ON KW AJALEIN kwon rol, ITn ko bar jet Sunnse 6 32 am Elane enaj wor kamool nae Jabrewot RMI Sunset 7 10 P m clUzen ke reJ rube ordinance kem an USAKA 1m Moonnse 4 29 a m KALGOV, office In emaron kabojrak am ltok Moonset 5 29 P m non USAKA HIgh TIde 2 57 a m 5 2' - 3 17 P m 4 l' Elane ewor am kaJItok ooJen wawm tn, call Low TIde 9 28 ami 4'- 9 04 p m 1 4' tok non 3600, 3645 ak Itok non offIce eo an FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 4700 RMI turear m termmal buIldmg COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1987, PAGE 3 Memos Implicate Vice Pres. Bush In Iran/Contra Deal By"' Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta

WASHINGTON - George Bush has become deeply ImplIcated 10 the Iran/Contra arms scandal because of Internal memos descnbed as "very damagmg" by congressIOnal sources falTIIhar WIth them The way thIngs work In Washmgton, Bush's natIonal secunty adviser, Donald Gregg, WIll pay the ImmedIate pnce Our WhIte House sources predIct that Gregg Will be the next offIcIal forced to reSIgn as a re­ "For example, on Dec. 29, Bush was dlsmgenuous at best or untruthful at worst ... " sult of the SenateIHouse select com­ mittee's InvestigatIon of the arms deal graph memo wntten by Bush's chIef Gregg has gone on record offenng of staff, Craig Fuller, who was there, to resIgn, but Bush has not taken hIm Charging More: A Plan makes It abundantly clear that the up on It Sources say that at least one half-hour meetIng dealt exclUSIvely Gregg offer to quit was perfunctory, To Make Planes Run on Time WIth the arms-for-hostages swap coupled wIth hIs adVIce that the NIT "descnbed the detaIls of the resIgnatIon would do more harm than efforts from last year through the good for Bush's presIdential hopes current penod to gam the release of Several White House aides, how­ By Wilham F Buckley Jr elastICIty of pnce lends Itself perfectly the U S hostages," Fuller wrote He ever, have urged Gregg to leave ever to fine tuOlng added that Nlr asked for a declSlon SInce hIS deahngs WIth former CIA A dozen tImes m the past month I Suppose that LaGuardia were to "as to whether the Items (arms) re­ agent Fehx Rodnguez came under have left New York between 5 and 7 expenment dunng the month of June, quested would be dehvered In sepa­ Justice Department scrutmy late last pm, and a dozen tImes In the past chargmg not $400 but $800 for a rate shIpments or whether we would year Rodnguez was an Integral part month I have departed New York late landIng between 5 and 7 p m The contmue to press for the release of the of the WhIte House's clandestIne aid and, by the Ineluctable laws of alrhne would speCIfy to the tIcket hostages pnor to dehvenng the Items program to the Nicaraguan Contras phYSICS, amved late at my destIna­ buyer departIng (or landIng) at that In the amount agreed to preVIously" Rodnguez testIfied at the congres­ tlon ThIS can be a mIld Inconve­ tIme that he was payIng a surcharge Nlr spoke of an agreement WIth the SIOnal heanng about a meetIng WIth Olence If your destInatIon IS SImply at of $4 m return for accommodatIng hIS Iramans "on 4,000 uOlts - 1,000 Gregg last Aug 8 In WhICh the secret the other end of where your arrcraft IS demand for landmg dunng a deSIred first and then 3,000," accordIng to supply of arms to Iran was dIscussed flYIng If your destInatIon Involves a hour Let us suppose that the extra $4 Fuller's notes The references to In hiS notes of the meetIng, Gregg connectlon and It IS mIssed, you does not suffiCiently slow down the "Items" and "uOlts" referred to US wrote "A swap of weapons for $ was spend the eveOlng at Chaos House, demand Very well then, In July make antI-tank TOW mISSiles Nir later arranged to get aId for the Contras " and by the time you are m bed, your that $8 And so on, untIl passengers saId, accordmg to Fuller's memo, DespIte this clear eVIdence, mIsanthropIC glands are In hIgh gear varIed theIr schedules In order to another shIpment "mvolved spares for Rodnguez swore that he had not In­ And so we read that the NatIOnal aVOId the hIgh cost (antI-arrcraft) Hawks and TOWs" formed Gregg of any plan to swap TransportatIon Safety Board recom­ A versIOn of thIS IS already done Yet despIte all thIS nch detaIl of weapons for money to aid the Contras mended that fhghts landmg and de­ by the cheap Olght flIghts Not many what was dIscussed. thIS IS how the - even though he admitted dIS­ partIng from 22 Clues be reduced by people want to leave at 11 o'clock at Tower COffilTIISSlOn descnbed Bush's CUSSIng every other matter alluded to 20 percent dunng the rush hours The Olght to amve In MIamI at 2 In the IntervIew WIth Its counsel "VIce In Gregg's notes Federal AVIatIon AdmmiStratlOn saId mormng - so the alrhnes make It PreSident Bush related that thIS diS­ CommIttee sources tell us a snll­ No, that IS ndlculous - passengers worth theIr WhIle The bUSInessman CUSSIOn WIth Mr Nlr was generally secret Internal memo Imphcates Gregg are perfectly safe as It stands, and If or lawyer earnIng $100 per hour can about counterterronsm There was no - and by extrapolatIon Bush - to a ever the SItuatIOn should move so as afford to pay the surcharge In order to dISCUSSIOn of speCifics of arms gOIng much greater degree m the secret to make them unsafe, we have con­ accommodate the schedule of the hIgh to the Iramans " Contra aId program tmgency planOlng ready to go earner By contrast, the vacationer Spy IN THE SKY, The Pentagon Gregg demed last October that he But none of thIS, of course, has to who IS not under pressure of eco­ IS SO proud of ItS new super-secret had ever spoken with Rodnguez do wIth the questIOn of punctuahty, nomIC deadhnes can leave after 10 spy plane, the TR-l, that It couldn't about the aId program, but recanted so the aIThnes on theIr own mItIatIve o'clock In the morOlng, and amve keep from boastmg about It Wrote later and acknowledged the Aug 8 are makIng an effort to solve that before 5 pm, or after 7 p m Defense Secretary Caspar Wemberger dISCUSSIon problem But corporatIons are not A dozen years ago a professor at In a secret report to Congress "A new The committee IS keepmg aught hd supposed to conspIre together about the Umversity of Anzona wondered era 10 tactIcal reconnaIssance began on stIll another memo dIscovered re­ such thmgs as pnce and (where rele­ out loud why the pnce system was WIth the productIon of the fIrSt 34 cently by ItS Investigators Sources vant to productIon and marketIng) not beIng used to regulate pollutIon TR-l mcraft " The Lockheed plane IS tell us the memo mvolves Bush In the scheduhng There are antI-monopoly As he put It, there IS a large self­ essentIally a bIgger, souped-up ver­ scandal much deeper than has been laws that presuppose that such meet­ emptyIng wastebasket In the sky that SIon of the U-2, the CIA plane whose estabhshed so far Bush has claImed Ings between competitive bUSInesses WIll handle X CUbIC meters of pollu­ eXIstence became known when the only penpheral Involvement In the result In actIon taken In restramt of tIOn per day We suffer not when the SOVIets shot one down In 1960 The arms-for-hostages transactIon WIth trade So a rulIng from the JustIce basket IS full, but when It IS over­ one-man TR-1 has Stealth technology Iran, and has InSIsted that he knew Department IS needed grantmg them flOWIng Let the factory or the car to fOIl enemy radar and can pIck out nothing of any diverSIOn of funds tOI Immumty from prosecutIon If they owner that dIscharges contammants movIng targets up to 100 mIles away aId the Contras meet WIth the exclUSIve purpose In pay a hcense fee accordmg to the It WIll gIve "24-hour, all-weather Bush has been content to let mInd of flgunng out how to unclutter quantIty of hIS emISSIOn And let the coverage of the battlefIeld," PreSIdent Reagan take It on the chIn the rush hours In the late afternoon pnce of that hcense fee nse or fall ac­ WeInberger wrote for the scandal, but the vIce preSIdent and the early morOlng That IS how cordIngly as the basket fIlls or does MINI-EDITORIAL, There were has a credibIlity problem about hIS matters stand What IS not settled IS not fIll It would be stupId to charge a chortles aplenty m the Pentagon, you own Involvement He either doesn't the questIOn How wIll the fmIte and landIng fee at LaGuardIa so hIgh as to may be sure, over the astoOlshIng remember certam thIngs, or recalls popular hours (e g 5-7 pm) be leave the runways from 5 to 7 pm saga of the young West German pIlot them far more favorably to hImself allocated? By lot? By rotatIon? empty save for an occaSIOnal sheIk who evaded SOVIet aIr defense for than others do There IS the obvIOUS way to do thIS from Araby comIng m on hIS pnvate hundreds of mIles and landed WIthIn For example, on Dec 29, Bush when a larger demand accosts a fimte 737 nose-thumbIng dIstance of the was dlSlngenuous at best or untruth­ supply It IS by Invokmg what the The wonderful phabIlIty of pnce KremlIn But when all the wheezes ful at worst In an mtervlew WIth the economIsts call the pnce system works for us except where the de­ have subSIded, we suspect there's an Tower CommISSIOn's general coun­ Let us, to use round figures, sup­ mand m mflexlble When InfleXIble aspect to the affaIr that WIll Stir a bIt sel, W Clark McFadden II Bu~h pose that LaGuardIa AIrport can ac­ demands nse beyond the capaCIty of of unease at the Army & Navy Club, prOVIded an astoOlshIng account of a commodate 500 landIngs and takeoffs the producer to satIsfy, then - and and that's the speed and declSlveness meetIng he had In Jerusalem last July per hour, or 1,000 between the rush only then - IS It necessary to expand WIth WhIch the defense mInIster and 29 with Amlram NIT, counterterror­ hours 5-7 p m And (agaIn, to use productIOn That IS when you get aIr defense chIef were cashIered Ism adVIser to then-Pnme MInIster round fIgures) let us suppose that the more airports bUIlt MeanwhIle, If What If the old-fashIOned notIOn that Shimon Peres average takeoff and landmg fee for a you leave LaGuardia at 6 pm, and those In charge are not only The meetmg was held m Bush's commerCIal alrlme IS $400 The clas­ expect to arnve m ChIcago at 7 pm, "responSIble" but personally account­ suite at the Kmg DaVId Hotel from SIC way to ratIOn the use of deSIred be adVIsed You won't able were taken out of mothballs over 7 35 a m to 805 a m A 17-para- tIme IS to charge for It Moreover, the Copynght 1987 here?

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Accuses Libya of Sowing HELICOPTER CRASH Briefs 'Discord' In South Pacific Isles KILLS NINE MEN WASHINGTON (AP) - The FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) - A Iran-Contra heanngs resume this By Henry Gottlieb support for Vietnamese armed Inter­ mlhtary hehcopter crashed today week as lawyers for fued White Associated Press Wrtter ventIon In Cambodia to establIsh Cam dunng traImng exerCIses, kIlhng mne House aide Ohver L North haggle Rahn Bay, the largest Soviet military people, authontIes Said wIth congressIOnal InVestIgators SYDNEY, Austraha - Secretary base outSIde the Soviet Umon, IS en­ "So far, It looks like all of the VIC­ over terms of his testImony before of State George P Shultz today ac­ gaged 10 a fishtng expeditIOn 10 the tims are reserve officers," said Fort the committees cused LIbya of SOWIng "dIscord and South PaCific aimed at mcreasmg Its Hood spokesman MaJ George The heanngs, which re-open subverSIon" 10 the South PaCIfic and regIonal presence" Creach Tuesday followmg a two-week re­ Said the SovIet Unton IS tryIng to un­ Under an agreement Signed with The UH-l "Huey" hehcopter be­ cess, are scheduled to focus on the dercut US-AustralIan mterests In the the Island natIon of Vanuatu, the longed to the 49th Armored DIVISIOn secret sale of U S arms to Iran, regIOn SOVIet Umon has secured shore facIl­ of the Texas National Guard, Creach which North directed from hiS po­ Shultz, In a statement opemng talks Ities, which Western analysts say can Said But most of those aboard were sitIOn as an aide to the NatIonal With Australian leaders, also sought be used by fightmg trawlers disgUised part of the 489th EngIneer Battalion Secunty CouncIl to ease AustralIan concerns about as mtelligence ships based 10 Llttle Rock, Ark, which IS * * * U S agricultural subSidies, Viewed Shultz said the UnIted States and part of the Oklahoma Clty-based LOS ANGELES (AP) - here as unfaIr tactics In a fight for Austraha are Improvmg their milItary 353rd Engmeer Group, Creach said GasolIne prIces may clImb world mdfkets cooperation and thanked the Creach saId mvestIgators could not throughout the summer even Shultz and Defense Secretary AustralIan government for permIttIng Immediately determme the cause of though moderatmg wholesale pnce Caspar Wemberger held their annual access of U S ShIpS and aircraft the 9 a m crash mcreases slowed hikes at the retail consultations With theIr Australian "whIch enables us to playa stabllizmg The aircraft was partlclpatlng 10 a level dunng the last two weeks, an counterparts at a time of growIng role In the Western PaCifiC and the two-week exercise called Starburst analyst saId concern about what Shultz called IndIan Ocean far beyond AustralIa's '87, conducted every year by the The average pump pnce for all "outSide Interference" In a regIOn shores" Texas NatlOnal Guard's 49th grades rose about one-third of a dommated by the West SInce World He also said AustralIa and the Armored DlvlslOn, said base cent per gallon dunng the penod, War II Umted States are keepmg Intact the spokeswoman Jeanme KItchens said Tnlby Lundberg, preSIdent of AustralIan Foreign MInIster Bill framework of the Austraha-New About 12,000 people take part 10 the the bl-weekly Lundberg Survey Hayden, 10 hiS openIng remarks, Zealand-U S pact that New Zealand exerCise, she said and publisher of an 011 Industry called the regIOn "one of the most was dropped from last year 10 a Weather was calm when the heli­ newsletter volatIle" In the world dIspute over nuclear weapons copter crashed In rugged terram about * * * In recent months, AustralIan offi­ BeSides the necessity for what he a ffille from the western boundary of WASHINGTON (AP) - Ballet Cials have saId Libyan agents have termed "VIgIlance," powers 10 the area Fort Hood In central Texas, authon­ star Mikhail Bryshmkov cut 10 on sought to proVide finanCial backlOg must deepen theIr commitment to de­ ties said PreSIdent Reagan, whirlIng first and traInIng to pohtlcal figures In velopIng the regIon economically and "It's a utIlity-type hehcopter It's lady Nancy Reagan across the some of the tIny mdependent Island SOCially, the Austrahan foreign usually used to carry cargo," Creach dance floor at a theater benefit and states 10 the PaCific Among steps mmlster Said Said "It usually has a crew of three, promptlOg the preSIdent to com­ taken by Austraha have been expul­ Hayden said the most Important and It can carry up to eight ment, "I'm with the hottest date Sion of Libyan diplomats and the task factng the Umted States and passengers " around" closmg of the Libyan embassy Austraha IS to resolve a dispute over The Reagans, Baryshmkov and Shultz Signalled hIS concern, say- agnculture and suggested that the III other celebrltles IOcludIng Don 109, "As your government has been feehng generated In AustralIa by the Rebel Escapes Ambush Johnson of "Miami VIce" and Bea so effective In pomtmg out, the ef­ Issue could mar relatIons on the MANILA, Phlhppmes (AP) - A Arthur of "The Golden GirlS" forts of Libya to sow discord and secunty Issues former Roman CatholIc pnest who gathered Sunday mght at Ford's subverSIOn WithIn the regIOn should Austraha has complaIned that pay­ was once the country's best known Theater for the landmark's annual be a cause of concern to regIOnal ments to U S wheat farmers help the rebel escaped InjUry when benefit performance governments" Amencans compete 10 markets tradi­ Commumst guemllas ambushed hiS * * * He added, "Nor can we forget that tionally served by unsubSldlzed convoy 10 northern Luzon, kllhng (AP) - France exploded an the SOVIet Umon, which has used ItS Austrahan producers eight of hiS compamons, the mlhtary underground nuclear deVice at ItS said today South PaCifIC test site today Bonn Will Not Extradite Hamadi Lt Col Juamto AqUias said the SCIentists In Wellington, New former pnest, Conrado Balweg, sent Zealand say It was the fourth such By Susan J Smith Ust refUSed to say what the West word through seven of hiS sUTVlvmg blast thiS year Warwick Smith - ASSOCiated Press Wmer German government planned to tell companIOns that he was safe follow­ the superIntendent of New Meese or what It planned to do with Ing the ambush Sunday nIght 10 the Zealand's department of SCIence BONN, West Germany - Bonn Hamadl He said a declslOn on remote, mountainous Abra provmce and Industnal research - says the Will not approve a US request to Hamadl's fate would be made at about 200 mlles north of Manila explosIOn on Mumroa Atoll, ffild­ extradIte the alleged hijacker of a Wednesday's CabInet meetIng and AqUlas, deputy reglOnal pohce way between AustralIa and ChIle, TWA Jethner, out of fear for the hves announced afterward commander 10 northern Luzon, saId measured about 15 kilotons of two West German hostages In Roland BachmeIer, a Zimmermann three soldIers were wounded and four That's the eqUivalent of IS-thou­ BeIrut, secunty souces told The spokesman, would only say that others were ffilSSIng after CommunIst sand tons of TNT ASSOCIated Press today Meese was to diSCUSS "securIty rebels today ambushed theIr convoy * * * But Attorney General Edwm Issues" With the mtenor mInIster as It was bnngmg the bodIes of DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) - Meese IS expected to ViSit Bonn on The sources said Meese might also Balweg's compamons to a nearby About 500 pnsoners 10 a Jail 10 Tuesday In an apparent attempt to get meet With JustIce MImster Han Engel­ garrIson MIlItary sources saId' western Bangladesh have launched West German OffiCIalS to change theIr hard and other offiCials Balweg was apparently hIdIng In the a hunger stnke to press theIr de­ mtnds about a request to extradite Ost said he did not know the re­ moun tams of Abra. hIS home mands on takIng baths In the Mohammed Ali Hamadl, Said secunty mainder of Meese's schedule, and of­ provInce pnson pond, a newspaper reported sources speakIng on condltlon of fiCials at the U S Embassy In Bonn today anonymity refused to proVide any InformatIon on AVIators Break Record The IOdependent Enghsh-lan­ Government spokesman Fnedhelm It guage daily The New NatIOn SaId Ost said Meese would meet with The sources Said Chancellor Hel­ Round-The-W orId the pnsoners began the hunger InterIor MInister FrIedrIch mut Kohl and offiCials In the JustIce, PARIS (AP) - The captaIn of a stnke Saturday Zimmermann on Tuesday to diSCUSS foreign and Intenor mmlstnes made four-man crew who re-created the the Hamadl case, among other cases the declSlon not to extradite Hamadl 1938 round-the-world flIght by "He (Meese) naturally Will want to Instead, It has been deCided that Howard Hughes and cut 2 1/2 hours talk about Ham~dl," Ost $aId at a West Germany Will place Hamadl on off the bIlhonaire's record was so Financial News news conference today tnal the sources said happy he couldn't even recall the flight's mmor problems DOLLAR CLOSING Champagne flowed and crowds In Tokyo was cheered when the 1930s-vIntage, 14530 yen Continued From Pagu tWIn-Prop plane landed at lOa m and In Bonn Sunday under cloudy skies at Le 1 8380 marks Palau Compact Reset Bourget airfield north of Pans after an CLOSING TOTALS Nglraked also said a four­ The SUIt was brought by High 88-hour, 48-mmute flight Gold Down $11 00 at $438 00 member Untted Nations observ­ Chief Yukata Gibbons, House of The aVIators took off Wednesday SIlver Down 045 at $6 84 Ing team has agreed to stay for the Delegates Speaker Santos Ohkong from the field hostmg the bien mal Platmum UnaVailable new electIon day He SaId under and former actIng PreSident ParIS AIr Show and arrived on the show's 11 th and final day DOW JONES the law passed In May for the new Alfonso Oiterong CLOSING AVERAGES plebiscite, a provlSlon reqUired If approved, the compact "I've forgotten the difficult mo­ 30 Industrials the U N team to observe the would give Palau self-government ments," said Patnck FourtIcq, the plane's captam FourtIcq said he Up 2466 at 2445 51 electIon or It would be declared and an estImated $1 bllhon 10 20 Transportations mvahd U S econOffilC aid over 50 years spent two years searchmg for an air­ Up 026 at 1,02720 When asked by a reporter, Salll Palau IS the last politIcal entIty plane of the same model as Huges' 15 Utilities said there probably would be a of the Trust Terntory of the craft for the re-creatIOn He fmally Up 121 at 20676 voter backlash among opponents PaCIfic Islands to deCide ItS future found such a plane In Mlaffil, where It 65 Stocks and proponents of the compact relatlOnshlp wIth the UnIted was bemg used to transport chIckens, Up608at9l460 Nglraked Said, "It IS hkely the States, which has adminIstered he said Volume 178,210,000 shares vote Will be an act of retahatIon the territory under a UnIted Except for a few mmor problems See Llstmgs 10 Grace Sherwood agaInst the people who filed SUIt NatIons mandate Issued shortly - a heater that failed and spark plugs Library to stop the elecuon " after World War II ended that needed changIng - the Lockheed 18 Lonestar worked perfectly SPORTS « HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1987, PAGE 5 Capping The 1987 Kwajalein Softball Season By Nancy Narleskl Hourglass Sportswriter developments - more Marshallese teams and um­ WIth the WInd blowmg out on ItS slopmg outfield, prres, a mId-season rule change, an exceSSIve num­ Dally was the host of hlgh-sconng games Accord­ KwaJale1O's 1987 spnng softball season ber of lO-run-rule games and not one, but four tnple Ingly, there were more base hIts, more home runs culmmated wIth the crowmng of SIX World Senes plays and more pItchIng changes made on Dally champIonshIp teams In terms of teams competmg, there were 42 teams Not surpnsmgly, more double plays were record­ It was a lO-week season, runn10g from Apnl 6 10 SIX dIVISIons - four men's and two women's ed on Brandon FIeld Most of the ught games 10 the through June 18 Twenty of the teams were made up of Marshallese men's dIVISIons took place on Brandon, where The league was hIghlIghted by some mterestmg players defenses were allowed to dOmInate There were four Marshallese umpIres that ruled on Ragan FIeld saw the women's league take off the dIamonds thIS season Hopefully, the number Jams' Ann NIcholson led the league 10 home runs wIll expand agam 10 the fall WIth five, and Darlene Koemg of the Leftovers con­ ~, In the mId-season, the "courtesy runner" rule was nected for the only grand slam of the season dropped from the Island rule book SpecIal ServIces, The women's "B" DIVlSIOn World Senes hosted WhIch runs the league, IS rewntIng the rule to further Wahmes and Spartans 1 The hIgh school Spartans, LI) clarIfy the CIrcumstances under WhICh a courtesy not havmg taken a tItle 10 a few seasons, came out runner may be used battlIng, takmg the crown In two close games, 9-7 WIth three games scheduled most even1Ogs, It was and 5-4 By The ASSOCiated Press almost a sure bet that at least one would Incorporate The women's "A" DIVISIOn saw the Leftover dy­ the lO-run rule, the maJonty of these games occur­ nasty contmue Havmg won the tItle In mne of the WIMBLEDON, England - The opemng day of nng on Dally FIeld last 10 seasons, the Leftovers now stand WIth World the 10ist WImbledon tenms champIOnshIps was Senes tItles 10 10 of therr last 11 tnps to the fInals WIped out by ram today WIthout a ball bemg struck The magIC score of the Senes was 5-1, as Leftovers on any of the 18 grass courts Kids And Parents, took two stratght games from Jams by that margIn After a gloomy, wet, overcast day at the All The men's "A" DIVISIon was baSIcally a two-team England Club, orgamzers announced late 10 the Things To Know contest, WIth MedIcare and Keone's remaInIng afternoon there would be no play, only the fourth undefeated untIl the last game of the season As the tIme 10 the hIStOry of the Grand Slam tournament that About Summer Fun two met for the fIrst ume on Dally FIeld, the regular the whole fIrst-day program has been raIned out season's largest crowd wItnessed MedIcare fInIsh The fIrst seSSIOn of the Youth Summer Fun pro­ * * * Keone's off 10 a 56-mInute, flve-mmng game, 11-1 gram WIll begIn Monday mornmg, June 29 There SAN FRANCISCO - Scott SImpson was sur­ The antI-clImatIc game was a stunner to many of the rounded by guys WIth green Jackets, Masters cham­ are a few bIts of mformatIOn all parents of Summer fans However, the World Senes was another mat­ pIOns all Fun partICIpants should know They are as follows ter Keone's responded by takIng two straIght But when the 87th US Open ended Sunday, the 1 If your chIld has SIgned up to partICIpate In games, 8-1 and 9-3, to take the dIVISIOn honors 31-year-old CalIfornIan possessed hIS fIrst major racket sports, a tennIS racket IS requrred The "B" DIVISIOn was, perhaps, the most eXCItIng golf tItle HIs clos1Og round of 2-under-par 68 on the 2 All chIldren must wear shoes to the Senes thIS season New Breed won a bye Into the OlymPIC Club's Lake Course gave hIm a one-stroke vanous aCtIVItIes For those partICIpatIng 10 Senes Ebony beat Revenge + to take the other berth VICtOry over Tom Watson, the two-tIme Masters Sports Galore, Sports Shorts or Sports Ebony won Game 1,4-1 New Breed fought back to w10ner Corner, court shoes Will be reqUired capture Game 2, 10-3 Game 3 appeared to be gomg Spam's Seve Ballesteros, another man who has when the CRC IS bemg used (Court shoes New Breed's way, as they were leadmg 4-1 In the twIce worn the tradItIonal green Jacket presented to may have any color soles - runnmg shoes bottom of the seventh WIth two outs But Ebony ral­ Masters champIOns, flmshed fIve strokes behmd will not be allowed In the CRC ) lIed for four runs to take the game and the tItle SImpson 10 thIrd 3 On Monday mornmg, June 29 at 830 am, A playoff was also reqUIred 10 the "C" DlvlSlon "I'm actually surpnsed I won It, to tell the truth," chIldren should report to the locatIOns lIsted USAKAS and BO were elImmated, allow1Og SImpson saId below USAKA #1 to face Subaru 10 the Senes In Game I, Watson was dIsappoInted but not surpnsed at the George USAKA #1 whIpped Subaru 16-3 Subaru bUIlt an outcome 5-6 year oids (Gu~ee~ues) - Seltz Elementary School Gym early lead 10 Game 2 and fought off a late-game "Scott SImpson IS a very flOe golfer He's proven surge by USAKA #1 to WIn 11-9 But Game 3 went he can come from behmd and that he can w10 on 7-8 year oids (Ennylabe~ans)­ Corlett RecreatIon Center back to USAKA #1,6-3, as they claImed the No 1 tough golf courses Does It surpnse me? No," Wat­ spot 10 the dIVISIOn son saId 9-10 year olds (Omeleksl - DaIly The "D" DIVISIon World Senes last three games as SImpson made three consecutIve brrdles startIng at Tenms Courts well Ebeye AtmeJet took and early lead over No Ko the 14th hole, gOIng ahead to stay WIth hIS 15-foot 11-16 year oids (Nm~lesl - Hobby Rt-Blue by wmmng Game I, 11-4 In true No Ko RI putt for a 4 on the 609-yard 16th He saved par at Shop fashIOn, No Ko RI-Blue bounced back to collect 16 No 17 by com1Og out of a bunker and maktng a 10- runs to AtmeJet's two In the second game to even the foot putt, then parred the 18th to complete the tour­ We are lookmg forward to a great summer of fun WIth your chIldren Please dISCUSS the above mfor­ Senes GOIng down to the WIre, Game 3 was tIed at nament WIth a 3-under total of 277 2-2 at the end of seven regulatIon mnmgs An eIght Watson had three bogeys on the frrst fIve holes matIon WIth them before they arnve for theIr fIrst seSSIOn on Monday Inmng grand slam by No Ko RI's Herb Lee handed but no more 10 hIS round of 70, WhICh 10cluded three hIS team the champIOnshIp bIrdIes HIs 45-foot putt for a brrdIe on the 18th hole All In all, the season was a tremendous success was about two mches short for SpeCIal ServIces, the commumtles of KwaJaleIn * * * and Ebeye, the teams, coaches and fans NEW YORK - Tom Seaver, saymg "there are no Island Sports Bits The next ball season WIll be under the Summer more pItches" In hIS nght arm, announced hIS retIre­ OffiCIals' Shirts Fun banner The next offICIal season begms In the ment today after a comeback try with the New York All offICIalS are asked to return theIr OffICIatlng fall Mets shIrts to the Gear Locker or SpeCIal ServIces offIce "It's a sense mIxed emotIOns because I'm an­ by Wednesday, June 24 nouncmg my retIrement," the 42-year-old Seaver The ShIrtS are needed for the July 4 celebratIon satd at a Shea StadIUm news conference "It was a and Adult Summer Fun program Your cooperatIOn very easy declSlon to make Based on my own eval­ and support IS apprecIated Baseball Scores uatIOn In the way I was throwmg the last couple of Team Pictures Saturday's games weeks, I was not pleased WIth my progress As a Boston 9, New York (AL) 4 matter of fact, I felt I was regressIng" Managers of the men's World Senes softball teams can pIck up theIr pIctures at the SpeCIal Ser­ Cleveland 9, Seattle 2 Seaver, who Jomed the Mets 10 late Mayas a free VIces offIce dunng regular workmg hours Milwaukee 3, Toronto 2 agent, dId not pItch 10 a regular season game before Texas 7, Oakland 6 callmg It qUItS Volleyball Meetmgs General Manager Frank Cashen, satd today "It's A manager's meetmg for volleyball WIll be held Baltimore 9, DetrOit 4, 8 mmngs, susp, curfew a sad tIme and a happy tIme It's sad because Seaver tomght at 5 30 p m at the CRC Rosters are due at Chicago (AL) 10, Minnesota 5 IS leavmg baseball, but It'S happy because he's gOIng the meetIng Kansas City 8, California 4 out In good health, he's go1Og out In Shea StadIUm, An OffiCIatIng clImc WIll be held Tuesday, June 23 Atlanta 8, Cincinnati 6 where he was the smgle most Important player In the at 6 p m at the CRC Each team must have one Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 2 hIStOry of the Mets " representatIve as an offiCIal 10 order to partICIpate 10 Houston 3, Los Angeles 2 * * * the league New York 3, Philadelphia 2 NEW YORK - The San Antomo Spurs took Volleyball scorekeepers WIll have a chmc on Montreal 7, St LoUIS 5 Navy's DaVId Robmson WIth the frrst pIck In the Wednesday, June 24 at 430 pm at the CRC San Diego 10, San FranCISco 4 NatIonal Basketball ASSOCIatIOn draft today KGA Fun Tournament Sunday's games The Spurs selected Robmson No 1 although a The KwaJaleIn Golf ASSOCIatIOn WIll hold a Boston 4, New York 2 two-year Navy commItment WIll keep hIm from scramble fun tournament Sunday, June 28 playmg In the NBA for two seasons Baltimore 9, Detroit 5, comp of susp game Choose your own foursome The event IS open to DetrOit 9, Baltimore 3 There IS also conSIderable doubt whether Spurs both KGA members and non-members Non-mem­ Seattle 5, Cleveland 0 PreSIdent Angelo Drossos can SIgn the 7-foot-1 cen­ bers Jommg the KGA pnor' to start tIme play free, ter dunng the year the team wIll retaIn exclUSIve otherwIse entry fee IS $10 A shotgun start WIll begIn Toronto 7, Milwaukee 6 nghts to hIm at 1 pm Minnesota 8, Chicago 6 If San Antomo doesn't SIgn Robmson before the Pupus wIll be avaIlable after the tournament at the Oakland 7, Texas 3, 1st game 1988 draft, a Judge or an arbItrator WIll determme country club SIgn up at the clubhouse bulletm board Texas 13, Oakland 3, 2nd game whether It wIll keep the nghts to hIm for another or call AlIce (W2109/H2202) or Grady California 8, Kansas City 0 year (W2832/H2774) New York (NL) 8, Philadelphia 3 The Phoemx Suns took 6-9 forward Armon July 3 Softball Tournament Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 5, 10 mnmgs GIlham of Nevada-Las Vegas WIth the No 2 pIck, Rosters for the July 3 Company Coed Softball St LoUIS 7, Montreal 3 and the New Jersey Nets used the thrrd pIck to take Tournament are due no later that 4 30 pm, Thurs­ Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 3 6-5 guard Denms Hopson of OhIO State George­ day, June 25 Rosters must be turned In at the Spe­ Houston 6, Los Angeles 1 town's ReggIe WIlhams went to the Los Angeles CIal ServIces offIce (Note - IndIVIduals may play San FranCISco 11, San Diego 2 ClIppers as the fourth chOIce on more than one team) FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1987 BIllboard's Top Ten Ann Landers (AP) - The followmg are the natIon's top ten records as they appear 10 Dear Ann Landers Why IS thIS week's Issue of BIllboard magazme, copynght 1987, Billboard Pub­ It that 10 Amenca people are so lIcatIons, Inc Repnnted WIt11 permIssIon uptIght about boddy functIons? I have traveled the world and no CI vIllZed country IS as hung up as we Hot Singles are Please pnnt the enclosed chp­ pmg It steamed me Here It IS - 1 I Wanna Dance WIth Somebody - WhItney Houston FJ S , BRADENTON, FLA 2 Head To Toe - LIsa LIsa and Cult Jam Assoc18ted Press Tampa - Bob 3 In Too Deep - GenesIS TIller, 38, thought he was bemg 4 Alone - Heart dIscreet when he gave 10 to natllfe's 5 Always - AtlantIc Starr Jusufied 10 fightIng It call 10 a dark but publIc place A city Dear Ann Landers She IS 6 SongbIrd - Kenny G pobce officer spotted Tiller behmd 28, I am 39 She has a chIld from a 7 Shakedown - Bob Seger hIS car 10 a parkmg lot at 10 10 p m preVIOUS marnage I love her She 8 DIamonds - Herb Alpert He shouted, "Stop unnatIng'" TIller loves me We became lOumat.e She 9 Just To See Her - Smokey Robmson rephed, "I can't" became pregnant I asked her to 10 Wanted Dead Or AlIve - Bon JOVI TIller, an officer 10 a Tampa marry me She s81d no She doesn't transportatIon firm, had no pnor want to be mamed I asked her not to record of arrests He pleaded no con­ have an abortIon and let me or Top LP'S test because he was domg what the someone else raIse the chlld She 1 WhItney - WhItney Houston charges accused hIm of domg refused and had an abortIon We 2 Glfl, GIrlS, GIrls - Motley Crue Hillsborough County Judge Ed broke up 3 The Joshua Tree - U2 Hmson accepted the no-contest plea We got back together ag81n She 4 WhItesnake - Whltesnake He then sentenced TIller to SIX wanted to have sex I said no I asked 5 SlIppery When Wet - Bon JOVI months probatIon, ll' $150 fine and her ag81n to marry me, but mSlsted ordered hun to undergo psychological 6 Bad Arumals -Heart that she promise not to abort any evaluauon 7 Spanish Fly - LIsa Lisa and Cult Jam accIdental pregnancy She refused. TIller said, "I'll pay the flOe It's We love each other and I deSire 8 Tnbute - Ozzy Osbourne & Randy Rhodes the psychological evaluauon I want 9 Look What the Cat Dragged In - POISon her sexually, but I cannot m good off my record " conscience rISk glvmg her another 10 Duotones - Kenny G End of report Please gIve me pregnancy to abort My refusal to your opmlon, Ann become mUmate makes her feel Dear F J S Smce the case IS gwlty about the abortIon Country Singles closed I feel free to comment Tiller We are lovers who cannot make 1 Forever And Ever, Amen - Randy TraVIS has me on hiS Side The fme IS ap­ love Am I bemg unreasonable? Is 2 That Was A Close One - Earl Thomas Conley propnate We can't have people there any hope for thiS relauonshlp? 3 All My Ex's LIve In Texas - George StraIt answenng nature's call 10 pubhc - FLOUNDERING IN LOUISIANA 4 Chams Of Gold - Sweethearts Of The Rodeo places But the Judge's order that Dear Flounder Unless you get 5 You're My Frrst Lady - T G Sheppard TIller have a psychological evalu­ JOlOt counselmg and ask an unbiased 6 Love You Am't Seen The Last Of Me - John Schneider atIon under the ClfCumstances IS professIOnal to outlme compromises 7 You're Never Too Old For Young Love - Eddy Raven unjust It casts a shadow on Tiller's for both partIes, the answer IS no 8 I Know Where I'm Gomg - The Judds mental competence and wdl be for­ Sounds as If you can't get along wllh 9 Another World - Crystal Gayle & Gary Moms ever part of hiS hiStory He IS or Without each other Good luck 10 The Weekend - Steve Warmer Black Singles Your Individual 1 DIamonds - Herb Alpert 2 Why You Treat Me So Bad - Club Nouveau Horoscope 3 StIll A Thnll- Jody Watley 4 I Feel Good AllOver - Stephanie MIlls ===== Fraftces Drake =====::::::::::::= 5 I Wanna Dance With Somebody - WhItney Houston FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1987 SCORPIO 6 Rock Steady - The WhIspers ARIES .-& (Oct 23 to Nov 21) 7 Smooth SalIm' Tomght - The Isley Bros (Mar 21 to Apr 19) W-;'\ There are Just too many loose ends 8 LIes - Jonathan Butler MIX ups m communicatIOns could danghng to be satisfied With a 9 Why Should I Cry? - Nona Hendryx easily occur Over-optImism and bUSiness propOSitIOn as IS What 10 Show Me The Way - Regma Belle unpulslveness work agamst sound needs to be worked out probably Judgment Postpone unportant decI- won t occur nO\ slons for now SAGITfARIUS TAURUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ Videocassettes (Apr 20 to May 20) IIf It's dtfficult to get two heads to (AP) - The followmg are the natIOn's top ten Videocassettes as they It's probably not the best time to work as one now Differences could appear 10 thIS week's Issue of BIllboard magazme, copynght 1987, Billboard get true value for money spent Be occur about both Investment and PublIcauons, Inc Repnnted WIth permissIon careful of mmor errors when shop pleasure concerns NothIng mlldor, pmg Small disputes could also anse however, IS at stake today CAPRICORN GEMINI (Dec 22 to Jan 19) ~ Video Sales JMay 21 to June 20) ft Either you feel others are meddlIng 1 Top Gun (paramount) There's Just enough of those httle or there are Just too many Interrup­ 2 Jane Fonda's Low Impact AerobIC Workout (Lonmar) tlungs gomg wrong today to feel that tlOns and distractIOns to be totally 3 CallanetIcs (MCA) you're not m the driver s seat Don't pleased about today's work efforts 4 Jane Fonda's New Workout (Lonmar) let mmor lunltatlOns disturb your ego AQUARIUS 5 Kathy SmIth's Body BasICS (JCI) CANCER (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ~ 6 Sleepmg Beauty (DIsney) (June 21 to July 22) .,~ Mlxmg busmess and pleasure 7 Playboy VIdeo Centerfold No 5 (Lon mar) Mood shifts are likely With the won't brIng you the results you seek result that you spend a good part of now You need to keep your feet on 8 Here's MIckey' (DIsney) the day copmg With them Don't make the ground In the romance depart­ 9 The Sound Of MUSIC (CBS-Fox) mountains out of molehIlls Keep a ment Watch self Indulgence 10 Scarface (MCA) tight rem on senSitiVIties PISCES )o4IDo LEO ,~ (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ..-.< (July 23 to Aug 22) 'r{{ It's not the best tune to have Videocassette Rentals Your pnde's not hurt, but the company over Though there are no 1 The Color Of Money (Touchstone) lukewarm attitude of acquamtances mlldor domestic problems, falmly gives you a take It or leave It VIew of members seem to be Involved WIth 2 ChIldren Of A Lesser God (paramount) soclallzmg now AVOId those who their separate mterests 3 Heartbreak Ridge (Wamer) waste your time IF BORN TODAY, you are adven- 4 Peggy Sue Got Marned (paramount) VIRGO ~1 turous and IdealIstIc Your natural 5 Ferns Bueller's Day Off (paramount) (Aug 23 to Sept 22) S1lo.. CurIOSIty makes you ever ready to 6 Jumpm' Jack Flash (CBS-Fox) It s hard to get things cookmg m explore new fields, and In Intellectual 7 Legal Eagles (MCA) your career today BUSiness and endeavors your work IS hkely to be 8 Stand By Me (RCA-Columb18) fnendshlp don't mIX as well as they ahead of Its tune You're capable of 9 Top Gun (paramount) should Some are evasive and not much self-sacnfice when It comes to 10 Blue Velvet (Karl-Lonmar) ready for conumtment ambitions, though at tunes you get LmRA ~ muddled between the practical and (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Q}u~ the Ideal You work well In partner- You may not be pleased WIth the ships and also have a charitable adVIce you receive now NothIng goes nature BLrthdate of Jean AnouIlh, Thought for Today - "Truth never damages a cause that IS Just" - wrong, but you don't exactly drum up playwrIght, Bob Fosse, choreogra- Mohandas K GandhI, Indian polIucal and spmtualleader (1869-1948) support for your enthusIasms pher, and Alfred Kinsey, sexologtst © 1987 by Kmg Features Syndicate Inc Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY I CAN( 7EI.L YOU HOIU /?E­ RlTA2 I'MMK !JE'IEP ~AI?& 7HAT YOlI /lBJFtRN THIS HAVE AN OPENING JEFF HAS 15 MY SON, JeFF MAUY MI55CP 8ClNGaJllH COMICS YalNG5TERS illS ()(,f/N AGe """ " HOURGLASS

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OFFICIAL NOTICES PRC KENTRON IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING II apphcauons for the followmg poSItIOnS COMMUNITY NOTICES II Full-tIme telephone console operator- DutIes mclude THE BIENNIAL INVENTORY OF GOVERN­ UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, the buddy system WIll MENT owned quarter's furnIshmgs (furnIture and provIdmg asSIstance for mcommg and outgomg tele­ be m effect at Emon Beach at all tImes No lIfeguard apphances) has commenced CompletIon IS expected phone calls, mamtammg a log of all calls, and pro­ on duty by August 31, 1987 Inventory count wIll be taken by vIdmg dlTectory aSSIstance to the reSIdents of an employee from FurnIshmg ServIces who wIll KwaJalem CandIdates must be able to work any accompany the FOM PM crew dunng routme ShIft FAMILY POOL SUMMER HOURS Mon -Thurs scheduled maIntenance InspectIOn of quarters PrOductIon control clerk- DutIes mclude mamtatnIng 12 30-1 30 lap SWim, 1 30-6 p m open SWIm Sat Occupants presence IS not reqUIred A copy of each and updatmg the automated recall system for all CalI­ 11-6 p m open SWIm, Sun 9 30-6 p m open SWIm mventory WIll be sent to the occupant wIthm 10 days bratIon eqUIpment, mamtammg mventory records of after count IS taken Your cooperatIOn WIll enable all supponed eqUIpment, prepanng purchase requests NO STORYTIME FOR 3 to 5 year olds at Grace Global ASSOCIates to fulfIll contract oblIgatIons for spare parts and supplIes, and expedItIng Sherwood LIbrary dunng the summer months, causmg as lIttle mconvenIence as pOSSIble to eqUIpment to and from the cahbratIon lab Storyume WIll contmue m the fall occupants Any questIons? Call FurnIshmg SeTVlces Full-tIme and temporary clencal posltlons - DutIes at 3434 Include prepanng and dtstnbutmg all correspon­ EMON LODGE NO 179, F&AM A specIal com­ dence, mamtammg depanmental files, ensuremg su­ mUnIcatIon WIll be held tOnIght Lodge opens at 7 USAKA REGULATION 1-6, Commencal ActIVItIeS pervIsors are cognIzant of scheduled meetmg and pm, work begtns at 7 30 All masons are mVIted states that, "IndtvIduals and organIzatIOnS WIll not conferences CandIdates should be able to type 45-50 engage m commerCIal actIVItIes without pnor wntten WPM accurately KGA FUN TOURNAMENT June 28 at 1 00 SIgn approval of the Commandmg OffIcer, USAKA " Interested apphcants should apply at PRC Kentron Up at the clubhouse or call Grady W2832, H2774 or IndtvIduals conductmg commerCIal actIVItIes WIthOut AdrmnIstratIon, Rm B-132 of the Range Command AlIce, W2109, H2202 Rules posted at clubhouse requlSlte approval are rermnded that thIS constItutes a BuIldmg VIolatIon of a lawful regulatIon Contact the Legal Of- rr-=-=-=-=-=:::::::==:==::====::::::::::==::=o::::::::-=-=-=-=-="'iI SQUARE DANCE CLUB meets each Tuesday nIght fice for help WIth comphance WIth USAKA Reg 1-6 FOR SALE at 7 p m m Rm 1 of the CRC All club members, former members and newcomers who dance I!...II __H_E_L_P_W __ A_N_T_E_D __ ==:::!III KAWAI PIANO, $1,000 2701 matnstream are mVIted to Jom us MACY NEEDS 1 CASHIER/CLERK - adult ANTIQUE HARDWOOD STEAMER trunk, $25, ADULT POOL - Due to a pre-scheduled actlVlty dependent for full tIme, regular 40 hours, 1 cashIer Eureka vacuum bags, style H-6 for $3, skates, SIze only two lanes Will be avatlable for lap sWImrmng - adult dependent for part-tIme employment Ap­ 4, $4 Call 3618 before 9 p m from 7-10 p m plIcant must be able to work cash regtster and handle money Persons mterested should subrmt theIr applI­ ATARI VIDEO GAMES Decathlon, Dragster, Ka­ SUMMER BIBLE STUDY - June 23, 7 P m or catIOns to Global ASSOCIates Personnel Office on the Boom, Football, Space Invaders, Home Run, 25, 1 pm at Fellowship Center TOpIC Love Is corner of 9th Street and Lagoon Road, 3388 Baseball, Space War, Dodge 'Em, Street Racer, $5 Kmd, free babysIttIng for afternoon sessIOn All each Joy stIcks, $7 Contact Marc at 2701 women mvIted Call 3704 or 2296 A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED to dtrect the chtldren's mUSIC class on Sunday mornIngs from 9 30-10 30 II LOST H INTERESTED IN SCUBA DIVING? New PADI a m A good smgtng VOIce IS requrred along WIth a lb.. -=__ -===-======110 certIficatIOn course starts soon Water skIlls and deSIre to help W3753/H4252 WINDSURFING EQUIP, rmstakenly pIcked up at regtstratIon on Thurs , June 25 For more Info call AIr MIC atr freIght Reward Chuck W3528/H2607 Paul 2333/2334 or Reef 319, 1912 PATIO SALE, Clothes, exercise machme, house Items, odds/ends 403E,6/23 7 a m to 1230 P m II SERVICES OFFERED II WOULD LIKE TO QTRS SIT, my WIfe & mom EAT RIGHT WIsh to VISIt Island m July, Aug or Sept I WIll take excellent care of your Qtrs (dunng any of those months), pets & plants Call VIC at W1569 H4241

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