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VOLUME 17 K~JAJALEIN ATOLL. MARSHALL ISLANDS. FRIDAY. JULY 25, 1980 NO. 145 WORLD NEWS BRIEfS (AP) -- One of the congressman charged In the Hiiackers Surrender Abscam probe today pleaded lnnocent of the charges and asked Presldent Carter to release all of the lnformatlon gathered on hlm durlng the lnvestlga­ After Terror-Filled Flight tlon KUHAIT (up 1) -- Two gunfl re for 1andl ng perml ss 1on Florlda Republlcan Rlchard Kelly 1S the slxth Jordanlan hlJacker The two Mlflehs, "on humamtarlan congressman -- and the flrst Republlcan -- lndlcted brothers today surrend- themselves klcked out of qrounds" 1n the scandal He says the Justlce Department con­ ered theMselves and the Kuwalt last year for - The pllot and co- ducted an 111egal, unethlcal and preJudlclal pub~ Kuwalt Alrways Boelng passlng bad checks, pllot were tentatlvely llClty campa1gn on the Abscam probe 737 Jetllner they took caved In after an after- ldentlfled as P. Leary *** on a flve-stop odyssey noon of negotlatlons, and Mr Smlth (AP) -- Some support for a tax cut was heard on of terror across the thus endlng a 27-hour Wltnesses sald that Cap1tol Hlll thlS mornlng from off1clals of J C Mlddle East to try to ordeal that began when after they escaped Penney and Merrlll Lynch Company But the chalrman collect a mllllon-dollar they hlJacked the plane Learyls flrst, nervous of the Du Pont Corporatlon told the House Way,s and debt, the Kuwal tl news shortly after 1 t left request was "for <1 Means Commlttee that the tax cut would be a 'cruel agency sald Belrut for Kuwalt Thurs- Clgarette" hoax" unless lt was comblned wlth measures to re­ Youssef and Ahmed day The unldentlfled duce lnflatlon Mlfleh, who had threat- The Journey took the fllght englneer also eS- *** ened to blow up the tWln- hlJlckers and thelr pas- caped, but how he (AP) -- Two years of hard bargalnlng have ended englne Jet, gave up senger and crew hostages managed to do so was un- wlth Chlna and the Unlted States reachlng a break­ "wlthout precondltlOns" on a flve-stop Journey clear. through agreement to control Chlnese textlle ex­ and the 33 passengers through the t~lddle East The blzarre odyssey ports to Amerlca. The agreement ellmlnates a major and crew stlll aboard lncludlng three landlngs took the plane to Kuwalt, straln on trade tles between the two countrles were freed unharmed, at Kuwalt Bahraln, back to Kuwalt, *** Kuwaltl offlclals sald The plane returned on to Abadan and flnally MANILA, Phlllpplnes (UPI) -- Typhoon Klm roared The surrender came to Kuwalt for the thlrd back to Kuwalt away from the Phlllpplnestmost populated ls1and to­ shortly after 9 pm, tlme at mldafternoon to- The plane orlg1ndlly day. leavlng behlnd an estlmated 15 deaths and barely one hour after day after Iranlan au- had 80 people aboard, but damage from floods WhlCh sent 167,000 resldents the planels Brltlsh thorltles refused to al- 37 women and chlldren fleelng for cover In publlC shelters pllot and co-pllot es- low lt lnto Tehran, de- were released on an ear- As the storm woved out lnto the South Chlna Sea caped amld a burst of splte the pllotls plea ller stop In Kuwalt to wlthln 400 nautlcal mlles of Hong Kong In the early mornlng hours. forecasters there lssued a AFTER IRANIAN DIPLOMAT CALLS AMERICA "ENEMY OF PEACE" stand-by alert and warned that a troplcal cyclone could affect the colony *** u.s. Walks Out Of Assembly ANKARA (UPI) -- Thousands of workers marched through the streets of Istanbul In sllent mournlng, UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Iranls ambassador to sald followlng the coffln of Kemal Turkler, the lnfluen­ The Amerlcan del ega­ Kuwalt In a bltter On the thlrd day of tlal metalworkers unlOn flgure \/ho was assasslnted tlon to the Unlted Na­ speech In the assembly's the of the U N. debate Tuesday tlons walked out of the speclal debate on Pales­ Thursday. the Unlted Durlng Kemal Turkler's funeral, extraordlnary General Assembly tocay tlne, llkened Israel to States was JOlned by securlty measures were lmposed by the pollce who to protest a speech by a paraslte "WhlCh llke Western Europe, lnslst­ were relnforced by speclal securlty troopers an Iranlan dlplomat that all parasltlc bodles lng on what lt called *** urged punlshlng sanc­ nourlshes on other bod­ the "reallty" of Israel, MOSCOW (AP) -- Nadla Comanecl flnally broke tlons agalnst countrles les " In reJectlng a non­ through to Wln a gold medal at the Moscow Olymplcs supportlng Israel and "We need a strong allgned draft Mlddle The dlmpled darllng from Romanla took flrst place denounclng the Unlted resolutlon comblned wlth East peace resolutlon In the beam event In the women's gymnastlcs Elena States as an "enemy of a plan of actlon to put that does not mentlon Davydova of Russla won the sl1ver and Natalya Sha­ peace " economlc and pol1tlcal Israelis securlty needs poshnlkova of the Sovlet Unlon took the bronze Ambassador Wllllam pressure on those who The draft resolut1on It was the flrst gold for Nadla at the current Vanden Heuval, deputy help the Zlonlst para­ Clrculated durlng the Games. after a couple of heartbreak near Wlsses chlef of the U S dele­ SltlC entlty," Ardenak1 U N IS emergency seSSlon *** gatlon, led the walkout, sald on Palestlne calls for SANTANDER, Spaln (UPI) -- Pollce forces went on leavlfig one woman Slt­ "The enemleS of peace an lndependent Palestln­ emergency alert across northern Spaln today after tlng In the Amerlcan on earth, and the Unlted lan state, sets a Nov 15 Basque guerrlllas dlsgulsed as C1Vll guards stole posltlon to take notes States lS at the top of deadllne for Israel IS elght tons of plastlc exploslves, 15 mlles of fuse "We owed lt to the the llSt," oppose those wlthdrawal from occupled and hundreds of detonators hostages," Vanden Heuval who seek an lndependent Arab terrltorles and A seven-member team pollce sald belonged to sald afterwards Palestlnlan homeland, threatens sanctlons In the separatlst organlzatlon ETA (Basque land and All Shams Ardenakl, the Iranlan dlplomat case of non-compllance llberty) kldnapped two armed guards and a truck drlver In the course of the robbery, but released U S DIPLOMATIC, MILITARY PERSONNEL WITHDRAWN all three unharmed once back In ltS natlve Basque country *** Administration Halts Economic Aid To Bolivia (AP) -- Fourteen~hundred black power workers In Johannesburg, flred today for strlklng and By JIM ANDERSON support thlS attempt to Muskle sald, "We be­ seeklng hlgher pay. were ordered to return to WASHINGTON (UPI) thwart the wlll of the lleve the democratlc thelr trlbal homelands and sympathetlc munlclpal The Unlted States today people of Bollvla " process should be re­ workers refused to man the empty statlons halted all economlC ald U S offlclals sald sumed and the deslres of Hundreds of black students In other reglons of to BollVla and wlthdrew the current U S ald the people respected We the natlon boycotted classrooms Pollce were most of lts mll1tary and p1pellne contalns about also deplore vlolat10n alerted In case of vlolence In South Afrlca dlplomatlc personnel to $115 mllllon In proJects of the rlghts of hundreds *** demonstrate ltS 0PPOS1- that have already been of polltlcal, rellglous (AP) -- GOP presldentlal candldate Ronald Reagan tlOn to the mlllta ry approved Some, but not and labor leaders belng says he expects "the worst" -- hlS words -- per­ takeover of the clvlllan all, of that wlll be held by the new reg1me " sonal attacks from Presldent Carter But Reagan government suspended The new eco­ Reports from Bollvla says he and runnlng mate George Bush wlll not take The steps announced nomlC ald, amountlng to say reslstance to the "the low road" durlng the campalgn today by Secretary of a proposed $20 mllllon mll1tary reglme has been Durlng the flrst news conference the candldates State Edmund Muskle fol­ for the current year, quelled, and the govern­ have held Slnce the Republlcan conventlon. Bush lowed the earller cut W1 11 be ha lted ment of Presldent Gen. conceded he and Reagan donlt agree on every lssue off of all mllltary as­ On Thursday, the LU1S GarCla Mezas ap­ But Bush sald he wlll stress "the common ground" slstance and new econom- Unlted States voted In peared to be In full between them whlle campalgnlng 1c al d projects the Organlzatlon of control *** Musk1e sald, "These Amerlcan States to con­ Muskle sald, "We are (AP) -- Burglars In France have taken about actlons are des1gned to demn the vlolatlons of deeply concerned over $20 mllllon worth of Jewelry and forelgn currency demonstrate the depth of human rlghts occurrlng the coup In Bollvla and belonglng to the son of a former ruler of Qatar, a our concern over the In the mllltary reglmels subsequent developments Perslan Gulf state All of the property was Jewelry sltuatlon In Bol1vla crackdown on polltlcal Bol1vla ls democratlc pro­ wlth the exceptlon of $120,000 worth of currency. 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PAGE 2 FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 Idaho Convicts Still Rioting Civileffi Called 8illy 'Foolish' Record Losses Hit Automalers BOISE, Idaho (UPI) -- Prlsoners rloted WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Attorney General DETROIT (UPI)--General Motors Corpo and In the hastlly set-up tent Clty at the BenJamln C1Vllettl acknowledges that he Amerlcan Motors Corp have revealed record burned, rubble-strewn Idaho State Penlten­ personally adVlsed Presldent Carter that losses In a severely depressed second tlary today, two days after the prlson was the presldent's brother was "foollsh" not quarter that could be the worst In U S hlt by an lnltla1 uprlslng Prlson offl­ to have reglstered as a forelgn agent of auto lndustry hlstory cla1s called In extra Natlona1 Guard the Llbyan government GM sald Thursday lt lost $412 mllllon troops as sherlff's deputles flred warn1ng Clvllettl says the conversatlon took ln the Aprll-June perlod, by far the larg­ shots over the heads of the convlcts place June 17, SlX days after Bllly Carter est three-month deflclt ln ltS 72-year Inmates ln the tent communlty on the told Justlce Department lnvestlgators he hlS tory fle1d west of the devastated maln prlson had recelved money from the Llbyans It Equally dlS tressed by the current auto­ yard burned cots, rlpped tents and shouted was July 14 that Bllly Carter reglstered motlve sales downturn, Amerlcan Motors at thelr captors Correctlons offlcla1s as an agent pegged ltS deflclt at $84 9 mllllon have asked for dozens of extra Natlonal Untll he lssued the statement today, Es tl ma tes by some Wa 11 Street ana lys ts Guardsmen at the prlson to prevent further Clvllettl had malntalned that he had had lndlcate automakers' comblnpd losses for uprlslngs and break-out attempts no conversatlons wlth Whlte House offlclals the quarter wlll exceed $1 bllllon Twenty-four prlsoners broke free from about the Bllly Carter lnvestlgatlon before GM's prevlous record quarterly loss of chalns whl1e belng transferred by alr from the matter was resolved $134 8 mllllon was In the fourth quarter the penltentlary, but armed guards held Clvllettl today contlnued to malntaln of 1970, when results were depressed by a them at bay untl1 the alrcraft landed at he'd had no such dlScusslons He sald he lengthy Unlted Auto Workers unlon strlke Butte, authorltles sald today had one lnformal brlef exchanqe durlng a "We really had a touch-and-go sltua­ meetlng wlth the presldent about Judgeshlp Rebels Hide In Jungle tlon," one of the Idaho guards aboard the nomlnatlons Clvllettl sald he told the plane told an alr trafflc controller presldent he could not dlSCUSS the lnvestl­ PORT VILLA, New Hebrldes (Up I) -- Rebels Ken Clark, controller at the Butte alr­ gatlon However, he sald to the presldent, led by Jlm~ Stevens wlthdrew unhlndered port sald he was told by the guard aboard "In my Vlew Bl11y was foollsh for not hav- lnto thelr Jungle hldeouts leavlng the the fllght Thursday that the prlsoners 1ng reglstered long ago" capltal of Esplrltu Santo Island to Brltlsh freed themselves from the chalns by use of and French troops, offlclals sald Frlday a smuggled key Some tough bargalnlng wlth Stevens ap­ The convlcts, transferred to the Mon­ Democrats Meet Privately parently wlll be necessary to remove the tana State Prlson at Deer Lodge after the WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Top-level polltlcal threat of hostlle actlon by the rebels Idaho prlson was wrecked In a nlght-long aldes to Presldent Carter and Senator agalnst the malnly anqlophone government­ rlot, swore at the guards and threatened Edward Kennedy are meetlng prlvately, but elect of chlef mlnlster Father Walter Llnl to attack them whlle the plane was In the they lnslst lt lS only to dlSCUSS the The rebels fear they wlll lose thelr alr schedule and procedures for next month's land when Llnl lntroduces hlS promlsed land Guards warned the 24 prlsoners they Democratlc Natlonal Conventlon reforms after lndependence, WhlCh lS sched­ would "get It'' lf they moved, accordlng to Paul Klrk, one of the senator's top pol­ uled for July 30 Clark's account ltlcal aldes who was ln on a three-hour When the plane, a twln-proPJet Convalr closed door meetlng wlth Carter campalgn Skeletons found At Guam 440, landed at Butte, a pollceman armed offlclals Thursday, denled reports Kennedy wlth an automatlc rlfle went aboard the mlght be wllllng to wlthdraw from the race AGANA, Guam (UPI) -- The remalns of at craft The prlsoners were marched off the "Senator Kennedy lS ln the race all the least three humans, belleved to be World plane, forced to sprawl on the ground and way, there lS no doubt about that," Klrk War II Japanese mllltary men, have been re­ searched told reporters after the meetlng covered from a cave near the slte of a ma­ A total of 43 Idaho lnmates were trans­ The meetlng lncluded former Whlte House Jor Amen can command post dunng the lnva­ ferred to the Montana facl11ty, lncludlng Chlef of Staff Hamllton Jordan and Rlchard Slon of Guam ln 1944, lt was reported three Montana lnmates who had been servlng Moe, Vlce Presldent Mondale's chlef alde Fn day tlme at the Idaho prlson for the Carter forces Appearlng for Alr Force Captaln George Fleck, of Kennedy were Klrk and Carl Wagner, another Harnsburg, Pa , was "boome stomplng" wlth Youths Rampage In Belfast top polltlcal alde hlS four-year-old son, Brandon, when they The partlclpants would only say they had uncovered the cave at Ade1upe POlnt "Boon­ BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) -- Roman a "good meetl ng" and refused to gl ve de­ le stomplng lS unlque to Guam and refers to Catho11c youths ln Belfast went on a ram­ tal1s of what transplred recreatlonal exp10ratlons In the lsland's page of hlJacklng, rlotlng and car-burnlng lush Jungle areas Thursday because pollce had kllled a 16- Grizzly Slain After Killing Two The 8-52 pllot sald the boy uncovered year-old boy who had daubed pro-IRA graf­ what later was determlned to be a human flttl on a wall GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, Mnnt. (UPI) -- A bone Pollce had no offlclal comment on the gnzzly bear that mauled tviO campers to Captaln Fleck dug lnto the mouth of the dlsturbances, but securlty sources sald death Thursday In Glacler Natlonal Park has cave, flndlng two almost complete skeletons pollce made dozens of arrests as they been tracked down and kllled by hunters of and the rlb cage of a thlrd The dlgglng fought to control the rlotlng the Blackfoot Indlan trlbe was stopped when several grenades, ldentl­ The vlolence broke out after securlty The grlzzly, whose fur was found coated fled as Japanese, were uncovered The Alr chlefs conflrmed that Mlchae1 McCartan, 16, wlth blood, also wrecked the campslte of Force offlcer reported the dlscovery to shot dead Wednesday nlght by pollce, was the two 20-year-old park workers local authorltles unarmed and had been gUllty of nothlng more A park spokesman sald the bodles of a Japanese records lndlcate there were an serlOUS than palntlng graffltl man and a woman, both employees at the estlmated 15,000 Japanese kllled durlng the Cars, trucks and buses were selzed and park's Lake McDonald Lodge, were found In flght1ng here 1n 1944 Only about 800 have burned throughout the Clty as gangs of the Dlvlde Creek area He sald the woman's been accounted for youths bUllt barrlcades and fought runnlng badly mauled body had been dragged 60 yards Guam pollce have started extens1ve exca­ battles wlth pollce downstream and the man's was found on the vatlon to recover any other remalns that There were no reports of serlOUS lnJury other slde of the creek may be deeper In the cave It 1S located adJacent to a concrete bUlldlng WhlCh Passenger TrainS CollIde housed a communlcatlons center for the FINANCIAL NEWS UTRECHT, Netherlands (UPI)--Two passenger Japanese dur1ng the occupatlon of Guam from DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES tralns colllded head-on In northeast Ho1- Cecember, 1941 to July, 1944 30Inc!ustrla1s off 8 02 at 918 09 ' land Fnday, kllllng at least mne people It 1S also near a slte that became a 20 TransportatlOns off 4 60 at 303 90 , and trapplng others In the wreckage, rall- command post for the 9th Marlnes, a unlt 15 Utllltles off 0 43 at 112 93 way offlcla1s sald WhlCh landed on a nearby beach In June, 65 Stocks off 3 26 at 333 68 A rallway spokesman sald two more bodles 1944 Volume was 36,250,000 shares were pulled from the wreckage late Frlday, The excavatl0n 1S proceedlng w1th cau­ Closlng qold up $8 75 at $651 75 I ralslng the death toll to nlne and the t10n because of rusted grenades found In­ C10s1ng sllver down $0 01 at $16 41 search went on lnto the nlght slde the cave and scattered near the Dollar closlng In Tokyo was 224 90 yen The spokesman sald the tralns col11ded entrance and ln Zurlch 1 5983 SW1SS francs on the Gronlngen-Rodeschool track -- the SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY only one In Holland where trafflc lS dl- Ambassador Returns To Iran SURF & SUN rected by radlO between motormen 1nstead of UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -- Iran's Unlted Na­ automatlc equlpment tlons ambassador qUletly reslgned hlS post AS OF 0001 HOURS, JULY 25, 1980 He sald the crash, WhlCh occurred four last week and returned to Tehran to resume Dally Ral nfall 0 03 mlles north of the vlllage of Sauwerd ln a hlS teachlng career, says an Iranlan mlS­ Monthly Total 11 97 heavy fog, was apparently caused by a break­ Slon source Yearly Total 81 00 down In the slgnal system He sald the sys­ Ambassador Mansour Farhang, 43, was the TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN tem worked wlthout any mlshap for the last only authorltatlve Iranlan dlplomat left In Hl Tlde 0351, 05 8' - 1615, 04 E,' 10 years the Unlted States He had taught at the Lo Tlde 1017, 00 6' - 2208, 00 7' The spokesman sald seven bodles were Unlverslty of Callfornla for 10 years be­ Sunn se 0639 Sunset 1912 pulled from the tralns and more were feared fore becomlng the new Islamlc Republlc of SUNDAY mangled In the wreckage Iran's flrst ambassador to the world body Hl Tlde 0429, 06 0' - 1653, 05 0' He sald the speed of the two tralns at In December after the overthrow of the shah Lo Tlde 1054, 00 4' - 2247, 00 6' the tlme of collls10n was not known but "Doctor Farhang left New York last week Sunrlse 0639 Sunset 1911 al-lparently lt was "rather great" to return to Tehran to resume hlS unlver­ MONDAY He sald one of the tralns should have Slty teachlng career and to do some re­ Hl Tlde 0506, 06 2' - 1731, 05 I' stopped at Wlnsum Vll1age, 6 2 mlles north search," the Iraman source sald Lo Tlde 1131, 00 3' - 2326, 00 5' of Gronlngen Clty, and should then have Asked lf the dlplomat would be teachlng Sunnse 0640 Sunset 1911 been "Bypassed by the other tral n but for at Tehran Umverslty, the source sald, "I FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 unknown reasons sped on at Wlnsum " presume so, but I'm not certaln "

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Corvette Strlngray sportscar H1S prlde In hlS work 2 30 Juke Box 3 30 Jukebox turns to anger when the car ln stolen, but he takes off for Las 2 55 Latlno Consortlum 3 55 Latlno Consortlum Vegas on a tlP There, he runs lnto would-be prostltute Annle 3 25 Sesame Street 4 25 Ryan's Hope Potts 4 25 Ryan's Hope 4 50 General Hospltal 4 50 General Hospltal 5 35 Allce Part 1 JAWS 2 Roy Schleder Lorralne Gary 8 00 5 35 Allce 6 00 Welcome Back Kotter Adventure-Drama .gT 118 • PG 8 30 6 00 Welcome Back Kotter 6 25 Wlld Klngdom In the summer resort town of Amlty, bUllder and developer Jose 8 55 6 25 If You Love Me 6 50 Incredlble Hulk Joseph Mascolo opens an lnn and a complex of condomlnlums for sum­ 9 50 7 20 Incredlble Hulk 7 40 SlX Mllllon Dollar Man mer resldents Pollce Chlef Roy Schleder's wlfe, Lorralne Gary, 10 40 8 10 SlX Mllllon Dollar Man 8 30 Agalnst the Wlnd (ends) works as publlc relatlons representatlve for Mascolo, whlle mayor 11 30 9 00 Agalnst the Wlnd 9 30 Rafferty Murray Hamllton lS pleased at the reblrth of the lsland after the shark problem of a few years earller But a shark kllls a water ~~.Q.~~Q~~~Y------Thursday skler and Schleder closes the beaches 2 30 Meltlng Pot 3 30 Info Speclal 2 55 Sew What's New 3 55 Last of the Wlld THE GONG SHOW MOVIE Chuck BarrlS Robln Altman 3 20 Oh Freedom 4 20 Ryan's Hope Comedy RT 89 •• R 3 45 Last of the Wlld 4 45 General Hospltal Would-be contestants assall the hapless host, Chuck Barrls, on 4 10 Ryan's Hope S 30 FBI every other streetcorner ln thelr quest to break lnto showblZ, 4 30 General Hospltal 6 25 Nova Anesthetlcs drlvlng hlm to ponder what klnd of mess he has gotten hlmself lnto 5 15 FBI 725 Barney Ml11er Barrls counters the seemlngly endless barrage of audltlons, show 8 00 6 05 Nova Washoe 7 55 Benson taplngs and buslness squabbles wlth an array of offbeat dlverslons 9 00 7 05 Barney Mlller 8 20 QUlncy ~ 25 7 35 Benson 9 15 Rockford Flles THE SIGN OF ZORRO Guy Wllllams .Henry Calvln 9 55 8 00 QUlncy 10 10 ?hlladelphla, Here Adventure-Drama RT 90 G B & W 10 45 8 50 Rockford Flles I Come Escapades of that darlng swordsman and courageous champlon of ~1_3~ _9_ 4~ J_ac_que~ ~~l ______the oppressed, Zorro, the masked avenger By day he lS Don Dlego Fnday de la Vega, an lneffectual dandy, by nlght he's the mysterlous 2 30 Body Buddles 3 30 Body Buddles masked rlder, Zorro, whose feats of swordsmanshlp baffle and 2 55 Candld Camera 3 55 Candld Camera enrage the tyrant Monasterlo 3 20 Sesame Street 4 20 Ryan's Hope \ ;npOIOOIOolDoloolOplbbDDldolqDlnplo01DoroCJl¢lDloolot:l!OOoDloDlDDlDolgdOD!ODID[Jk"""r,lqpiqr ..,0100lQp16 4 20 Ryan's Hope 4 45 General Hospltal I SECOND FEATuRE AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER ON SATURDAY NIGHT 4 45 General Hospltal 5 30 M*A*SH July 26, at 9 30 p.m 5 30 M*A*S*H 6 00 Wonders of the Sea 6 00 Wonders of the Sea 6 25 House on the Pralrle I WHEN TIME RAN OUT 8 00 6 25 House on the Pralrle 7 20 60 Mlnutes i Paul Newman Jacquellne Blsset Action-Adventure RT 108 PG 8 55 7 20 00 Mlnutes 8 15 Celebrlty Concert Hotel magnate Wllllam Holden loves publlC relatlons woman Jac­ 9 45 8 15 Celebrlty Concert 9 05 Crlmes of PaSSlon quellne Blsset, but she loves Paul Newman, who lS drllllng for 011 10 35 9 05 Crlmes of Passlon 10 10 Glass House on a South Paclflc lsland owned by James Franclscus, a volcano 11 30 10 10 Machlne Gun McCaln SClentlst and co-owner of Holden's new lsland hotel ______'_IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII e -

PAGE 4 FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 Briefing On Advanced Anti-Missile Technology Worship Services HUNTSVILLE, Ala -- An enemy m1ss1le CATHOLIC hurtles through space on 1tS unerr1ng path Sunday Masses toward the Un1ted States The host1le wea­ 7 a m Blessed Sacrament Chapel pon's approach hasn't gone unnotlced An 9 15 a m Island Memorlal Chapel opt1cal sensor probe s11ently mon1tors 11 20 a m ROl-Namur Communlty Center 1tS trajectory and automat1cally slgnals Monday-Frlday Masses the flr1ng of a non-nuclear 1nterceptor 4 45 P m Blessed Sacrement Chapel to destroy the warhead before 1t can reach Saturday Masses 1ts target 5 15 P m Island Memorlal Chapel SClence f1ct1on? Confesslons Some day 1t may not be Saturday, 4 30-5 p m and 7 15-7 45 P m Army eng1neers are already d01ng re- Monday-Fr1day, 15 mlnutes before mass search that one day could lead to the de­ velopment of such SOph1st1cated and lethal CHURCH OF CHRIST defense weapons Sunaay mornlng worshlp serVlces are ~eld Experts at the Army's Ball1stlc M1S­ at 9 a m ln Room 20, George Seltz School s11e Defense Advanced Technology Center 1n Vlsltors welcome For lnformatlon, call Huntsv1lle, Ala, are concentrat1ng thelr 82797, 82613 or 83716 efforts on develop1ng better ways to com­ bat the threat that confronts the U S 1n CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS the 1980s A constantly mult1plY1ng and Servlces are held 1n Room 18, George 1mprov1ng force of Sov1et 1ntercont1nen­ Seltz School Prlesthood and young women's tal and submar1ne-launched ball1st1c m1S­ IIleetlngs are at 8 15 am, Pnmary and slles almed at strateg1c U S targets Sunday School meetlngs at 9 am, Sacrament More than 400 technlcal experts from meetlng at 10 10 am, Rellef Soclety at around the country gathered at Redstone 11 a m For lnformatlon, call R Terry Arsenal last month to learn more about the Sproat, 82357 thrust of the Army's exploratlon of new In a successful test fl~ght ~n February ant1-mlsslle technologles In a two-day 1980, the BMD Advanced Technology Center's PROTESTANT brleflng, buslnessmen, academlc research­ soph~st~cated ~nfrared telescope was car­ Sunday mornlng worshlp serVlces wlll ers and government offlclals got a look r~ed aloft by a rocket launched from KMR be held at 8 and 11 a m at the Island at new developments and trends ln such From above the sens~ble atmosphere, th~s Memorlal Chapel Rev Rlchard Welsenbach f1elds as radar, OptlCS and data process­ Des~gnat~ng Opt~cal Tracker was able to wlll preach the sermon, entltled "Our Fam­ lng gather ~nformat~on on the descent of an lly Llfe," based on Gen 2 18-25 Speclal In hlS openlng remarks, thp center dl­ A~r Force ICBM targeted ~nto test range mUS1C at both serVlces wlll be provlded by rector, James D Carlson, sald that one of (U S Army Photo) Barbi>ra West, slnglng "Have You Thanked the center's prlmary responslbllltles lS HllT'?" and at the 11 a m serVlce by the to avo1d belng surprlsed technologlcally (Cont~nued from Column 1) Chapel ChOl r by the Sovlets and "to preserve a maXlmum Present low altltude defense scenarlOS Sunday School classes for all ages are of technology opt10nS for the country" call for use of nuclear warheads to de­ held at George Seltz School at 9 30 a m Accordlng to Carlson, that 1ncludes stroy enemy mlsslles The center lS cur­ Adults are present to asslst newcomers to developlng the long-range technologles rently developlng a wlde varlety of tech­ flnd thelr classrooms necessary to counter the threat of a So­ nologles that may make lt posslble to use Nursery facllltles are ava1lable at Vlet 1ntercontlnental or submarlne-launch­ a non-nuclear devlce lnstead the Island Day Nursery from 9 15 a m to ed balllstlc mlsS11e attack Once proof­ Englneers have already had success ln 12 20 P m of-prlnc1ple 1S attalned, the center deslgnlng non-nuclear warheads for use ROI-NAMUR Sunday evenlng worshlp ser­ transfers the new technologles to the above the atmosphere, but the teChnology Vlce will be held at 7 p m 1n the Commun­ Ball1stlc Mlsslle Defense Systems Command, lS more complex at lower altltudes because lty Center, led by Rev Welsenbach ltS companlon organlzatlon of the varYlng atmospherlc condltlons (here, a new development's workabll1ty that affect the lnterceptor and the short Ant,-M,ss,Ie Technology lS tested by the Systems Technology Project tlme avallable to lntercept the target (Cont~nued from Column 2) Off1ce, WhlCh 1S respons1ble for des1gn1ng ThlS requlres the lnterceptor to have an early warnlng and assessment of an ICBM and develop1ng a varlety of antl-mlsslle extremely fast response +lme and an ex­ attack Plans now call for hardware for a systems to defend a wlde range of targets tremely accurate gUldance system Both Forward Acqulsltlon System (FAS) probe to The two organ1zatlons work closely to­ actlve and sem1-actlve homlng devlces be fabrlcated and lntegrated so ground gether for example, the project offlce lS are currently belng studled that may pro­ tests can be performed worklng on a low altltude defense system, vlde the accuracy needed An onboard data processlng capablllty Wh1Ch can be used by ltself as a pOlnt de­ Optlcal sensor systems are also belng has been deslgned that wlll be able to fense for land-based lntercontlnental bal- studled for use at hlgher altltudes Two evaluate the large number of objects that 11stlc mlsslles (ICBr1s) or as the "under­ optlons are belng lnvestlgated An on­ can be scanned over a wlde area by the so­ lay" portlon of a layered defense concept board lnterceptor sensor system and an a phlstlcated long wavelength lnfrared (LWIR) Layered defense comblnes low altltude alrborne sensor platform optlcal sensors on the FAS Th1s modular and h1gh alt1tude systems for two tlers of The center's Mlsslle Dlrectorate has mlsslle-borne computer may have to detect, defense Together they are more effectlve been successful In deslgnlng a dlgltal dlscrlmlnate and deslgnate thousands of than e1ther lS alone functlonal autop1lot and a f1ber Opt1C la­ targets at a tlme Most of the technologles used ln the ser gyro that wlll help provlde the pre­ The center has already verlfled the low altltude defense system were orlgl­ clse accuracy needed for an atmosphere LWIR sensor performance ln two successful nally developed by the Advanced Technology non-nuclear k1ll capablllty Tests of fllght tests of the Deslgnatlng Optlcal Center, and the center contlnues to pursue h1gh-burn-rate propellants are almed at Tracker, accordlng to Dr Wllllam Davles, several flelds of study that wlll lncrease maklng poss1ble a shorter lnterceptor res­ head of Opt1cS Dlrectorate These tests thelr effectlveness ponse tlme lnvolved launchlng the sensor above the The Radar Dlrectorate lS developlng Impact experlments uSlng dlfferent senslble atmosphere from KMR ln synchronl­ radar components that are hardened suffl­ types of target models are under way to zatlon wlth an ICBM test launch from Van­ c1ently to wlthstand the effects of a nu­ d1scover more effectlve ways to destroy denberg AFB, Callf The tracker plcks up clear burst So far, several radar antenna hardened re-entry vehlcles RVs deslgned and tracks the re-entry vehlcle's descent components have been successfully tested to reenter the atmosphere are of necesslty over the KwaJaleln test range The sensor ln temperatures hot enough to slmulate the bUllt wlth very hard shells, mak1ng them then falls lnto the ocean and lS recovered heat released durlng an atomlC explos1on d1fflcult targets to destroy for refurblshment and reuse (Cont~nued ~n Column 2) The M1SSlle Dlrectorate 15 also sponsor­ Research 15 also g01ng on to develop a lng the development of advanced materlals mosalC sensor technology WhlCh wlll In­ LASER for use In lnterceptor des1gns Current crease even further the amount and quallty studles uS1ng a graphlte reSln compo~lte of optlcal data that can be obtalned COUPLING to obtaln a llghtwelght, yet very stlff, The center's Data Processlng Dlrector­ LENS --....--.."" --- BEAM SPLITTE R structure look promlslng In1tlal tests ate lS also experlmentlng wlth varlOUS show 1t to be "as strong as steel, but as types of dlstrlbuted computlng systems llght as magneslum," accordlng to Dr D B ThlS ablllty to vary geographlcal locatlons Harmon, head of the Mlsslle Dlrectorate and types of computers tled lnto a central Th1S lS lmportant Slnce "welght lS money system wlll provlde the flexlblllty needed OPTICAL ----FIBER 1n 1nterceptors " to support ground-based. mlsslle-borne and The Advanced Technology Center's re­ satelllte ball1stlc mlsslle defense needs search 1S not llmlted to low altltude ap­ (To be concluded Monday) pllcatlons Br1eflng attendees were told RATE about a number of programs now 1n process Palau Marine Research Inst,tute INPUT + w to extend the U S mlss1le defense capa­ Trust Terrltory Hlgh Commlss10ner Adrlan AXIS blllty beyond the atmosphere These "over­ P Wlnkel recently approved and slgned a As small as a large spool of thread, lay" programs add versatlllty to the de­ charter for the Palau Marlne Research In­ the f~ber opt~c laser gyro developed by fense posture, el1m1nate problems caused by stltute The lnstltute wlll be open for the BMD Advanced Technology Center ~s atmospher1c lnterference and allow a longer pure and appl1ed ~arlne and related re­ l~ght we~ght, has_no mov~ng parts and ~s res ponse t 1 me sealch, wlth emphasls on coral reef stud­ less sens~t~ve to nuclear effects It lnst year a comolex deslgn program was les, marlculture, env1ronmental assess­ doesn't requ~re a warm-up per~od, wh~ch lnltlated to develop optlcal sensors and ment, f1sherles and other troPlcal marlne greatly ~mproves the ~nterceptor's response data procesSlng equ1pment necessary to research, accordlng to the charter It lS t~me over other mechan~cal and laser gyro bUlld a rocket probe capable of provldlng expected that the world sClentlflc communl­ des~gns (U S Army photo) (Cont~nued ~n Column 3) ty wlll offer support and asslstance

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J.~ .. !.I~.~ .... l1.q~ .... ~~ .. ~.i.i~~ HDUIlG\oA8S FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 PACE 5 Major League Roundup Special NEW YORK (UPI) -- So far thlS season, both Bert Blyleven and Dave Parker, two key members of the Plttsburgh's Plrates Services world champlon effort last year, have de­ manded to be moved The Plrates refused to comply and Weekend Thursday nlght lt once agaln pald off when the dlscontented duo comblned to lead the club to a 7-1 rout of the San Dlego Sports Padres "I'm looklng forward for the season to enj,"sald Blyleven, 5-7 "I'm hoplng I can pltch ln the World Serles, then next year I hope I can pltch somewhere else II Check the schedule Blyleven, who sald Aprll 30 he would below for the complete never play agaln for the Plrates, took a outlook of the week­ one-hltter lnto the elghth when the Pad­ end sports actLvLtLes res reached hlm for four slngles but fall­ Men's and women's ed to score Parker, who earller thlS week softball and basket- declared he wanted out after becomlng the ball are on the target for debrls, supported hlm wlth hlS slate 13th home run, a two-run shot In the only other game ln the blg leagues, Kansas Clty swamped Chlcago Photo by NATE JACKSON 12-4 Nadia's Not Happy Sof,ball Resul,s Basketball Results MOSCOW (UPI) -- Two dlfferent verSlOOS Women' 5 Results Ebeye Som cs 43 Youngblood 39 of what happened to Nadla Comanecl '5 con­ Good Earth 12 Oh No I 5 Red 51 Sun Devlls B 21 troverslal marklng at the end of the Men' 5 Results Ebony 47 B &B 38 women's overall OlymP1C gymnastlCS tltle Ebeye Islanaers 8 Red Eye 7 Thursday nlght emerged to confuse the MIMA 10 Armageddon 9 lssue stlll further today Summer Basketball Schedule The four Judges lnvolved all came from Tomght East bloc countrles and thelr flnal mark­ Women's Sof,ball Schedule 6 30 - Ebeye SonlCS vs Ebony lng of 9 85 for the Romanlan's beam rou­ Tomght (Note tlme) tlne meant Russla's Elena Davydova took ~ l"b - Da Wahlnes vs Oh rio 7 00 - KwaJ Squad vs B & B the gold medal and ComaneCl shared the Saturday 8 00 - Warrlors vs B 0 sllver wlth East Germany's Maxl Gnauck 4 30 - Da Wahlnes vs Over The Hlll Gang Sunday Bela KarolYl, Comanecl '5 coach, sald Sunday 6 00 - Ebeye Sonlcs vs B 0 the Judges had orlg1nally marked ComaneCl 1 30 - Good Earth vs Just Us 7 00 - E Z Rlders vs Warrln~s w1th two perfect 105 and two 9 90s -­ 3 00 - Oh No vs Over The Hlll Gang 8 00 - KwaJ Squad vs Sun Devlls enough to glve her 9 95 and the gold medal Monday Tuesday overall But KarolYl sald the East German 5 15 - Da Wahlnes vs Just IJs 6 00 - B 0 vs Sun Devlls techm ca 1 del ega te and Yun Tl tov, pres 1- Wednesday 7 00 - Snake P1t vs Warrlors dent of the gymnastlcs federatlon, used 5 15 - Da Wahlnes vs Good Earth 8 00 - No Game thelr power under the rules to reduce the mark by 1 percent and make lt 9 85 lilt 15 all a plot between TltOV, the Men's Softball Schedule Water Polo Schedule Poles and East Germans," sald KarolY1 ln Tomght Monday a hea ted moment Brandon - 5 15 Ebony vs Entertalners 6 30 - Tube-O-Ma tl cs vs Kerne l' 5 Kagers But the second verSlon, Wh1Ch Russlan Dally - 5 15 IRDM vs Hogs 7 30 - Water P1CS vs A Cut Above offlclals sa1d was the correct one, was Saturday Wednesday that the Judges had marked 10, 9 90 and Brandon -12 00 Kamaa1nas vs Kuss Kuss 6 30 - Local-Motlon vs Kernel's Kagers two 9 80s WhlCh gave a 9.85 mark Roman­ 1 30 B &G vs Warrlors 7 30 - A Cut Above vs Tube-O-Matlcs la's Marla Slm1onescu, the Judge ln charge 3 00 B 0 vs Snake Plt of the four others who also had the power 4 30 Over & Out vs Ebeye Special fun Run to alter the marks, refused to put them Islanders out, clalmlng they should be hlgher Dally -12 00 Wlpeouts vs Chlcken Salad The Women's Dlstance Festlval, featur­ KarolYl sald Slm10nescu was overruled 1 30 Last Chance vs Ken's Pub lng a 2 6 mlle run for women onl~ by TltoV and Berger 3 00 Pago Pago vs Ross's w1ll be held at 6 p m on Sunday, The Judges 1nvolved were Elena Proroko­ Lemonade July 27 Meet at the Jogglng va of Czechoslovakla, Svetana Imova of 4 30 Medlcare vs Ebony board The quarter and flve- Bulgarla, Lyd1a Kononka of Poland and Sunday mlle open runs are at 6 25 and Lydla Invanova of the Sov1et Un10n Brandon -12 00 MIMA vs Chlcken Salad 6 30 p m Contact Jlm Fllege for more Normally there would have been at least 1 30 Ebeye Machlne vs Kuss Kuss 1nforma tl on one Western Judge marklng, but the gymnas­ 3 00 Red Eye vs Kamaalnas tlCS federatlon rules state that only of­ Dally -12 00 Pago Pago vs Braves f1clals from competlng countrles can act 1 30 B &G vs Rag Arms Golf Course Closed as Judges Because of the Western boycott 3 00 IRDM vs B 0 The golf course/wlll be closed on Sun­ there are no Nestern Judges 4 30 Hogs vs Armageddon day from 7 to 11 30 a m due to the KGA dine Monday monthly tournament On Saturday, tourna­ Brandon - 5 15 Over & Out vs Kuss Kuss ment players wlll have preference to the Dally - 5 15 Warrlors vs Braves No o 1 tee after maklng the turno Tuesday Brandon - 5 15 Red Eye vs Ebeye Machlne High Rollers Dally - 5 15 Snake Plt vs Last Chance Rod Mollna rolled hlQh aames of 226 Wednesday and 225 on the Kentron Mlxed League Brandon - 5 15 Rag Arms vs Entertalners Thursday nlght He had a 612 hlgh serles Dally - 5 15 Ken's Pub vs Wlpeouts For the ladles, Paula Cypert found the rlght spot and totaled a 233 hlgh game Sport Shorts and a 541 second hlgh serles Marle-An­ WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (UPI) -- Veteran dree Llston got the h1gh serles, a 561, Jlm Slmons cupped 10 blrdles to shoot a and the second hlgh game, a 197 slzzllng 9-under-par 62, the lowest round on the PGA tour thlS year, to take the flrst-round lead Thursday ln the $300,000 Kwa; Open Is Coming Soon Greater Hartford Open. Get ready for the KGA sponsored KwaJa- * * * 1eln Open Golf Tournament at Holmberg KITZBUEHL, Austrla (UPI) -- Top-seeded Falrways It wll1 be 36 hole medal play GUlllermo Vllas of Argentlna scored a 6-0, and 15 scheduled for August 23 and 24 and 6-0 Vlctory over New Zealand's Chrls Lewls Auqust 30 and 31 today 1n the quarter-flnals of the $75,000 Internat10nal Tennls Tournament L,st n To AFRS For Sports * * * MaJor League Baseball GODTHAAB, Greenland (UPI)-- Elght Amer­ Plttsburgh Plrates YOU1

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PAGE 6 FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 TOnight's M VI S R1chardson Take Down ------PG Leaves Of Gross Ivey Hall F1ve Days From Home ---- PG Yokwe Yuk The B19 Sleep ------R Ann By Art Buchwald Tradew1nds The Nude Bomb ------PG WASHINGTON -- A 68-year-old man 1n Tonight On TeleVISion Lawrence, Kans , was Ja1led recently KwaJale1n Imtders after he refused to pay a flne and court 4 45 General Hosp1tal costs for waVlng a pellet gun 1n the dl­ 5 30 M*A*S*H Dear Ann Landers The letter from that rect10n of two men mow1ng hlS lawn The 6 00 Last of the W1ld 1dlOt who comp1alned about people w1th clty of Lawrence has an ord1nance that 6 25 The Wa 1tons "farm menta 11 ty" really burned me up She requ1res the mow1ng of grass once 1t gets 7 20 60 M1 nutes lmplled that farmers are dumbbells who al­ more than 12 1nches hlgh 8 15 Cleo La1ne Spec1al low thelr anlmals to run loose and breed Slnce the man refused to do lt, the 9 10 Cr1mes of Pass10n 1ndlscrlmlnately C1ty sent out a crew to mow 1t, and 10 00 Operat1on Runaway MY husband and I are both agrlcultural then b1lled h1m for the labor When the R01-Namur school graduates We are well lnformed on men came back to mow lt agaln, the home­ 4 45 General Hosp1tal blood11nes and artlflclal lnsemlnat10n owner tr1ed to chase them away wlth the 5 30 M*A*S*H There lS no aspect of anlmal husbandry we pellet gun 6 00 Wonders of the Sea don't know Th1S story upset me very much. and I 6 25 L1ttle House (starts) Today, a farmer must be an expert on bel1eve the reason lt dld 1S that I 1den­ 7 20 60 M1nutes sOll, mass marketlng, storage, parlty t1fy so closely w1th the man who d1dn't 8 15 Celebrl ty Concert and the latest ln equlpment Our margln want to cut hlS lawn There are some ord1- 9 05 Cr1mes of Pass10n of proflt lS so sllm that lf we aren't nances that are good for the entlre com­ 10 10 Mach1ne Gun McCa1n alert we can get wlped out mun1ty, and there are others, such as th1S ------Not~ee Th~s eom~ng Saturday's 60 We are always at the mercy of the one, that seem to lnfrlnge on a person's M~nutes pr~or~ty program was preempted ~n elements An early frost, heavy ralns, freedom What rlght does any C1ty have to the states by the Republ~ean Convent~on, floods, tornadoes or dry spells can make tell a person how h1gh h1S grass should therefore, w~ll not be ava~lable th~s or break us grow or to send people on h1S property to weekend At present, we have elght dogs of mlxed mow 1 t? breed -- all dropped off ln deplorable I'll be very honest I happen to llke cond1t1on by Clty folks, of course One h1gh grass To me there 1S nothlng more Sellers, Man With ,No Persono'ity was a mother wlth four tlck-lnfested beaut1ful than to Slt on the porch steps tONDON (UPI) -- Born Sept 8, 1925 -­ pupples Have you ever heard of a farm and watch thousands of tall blades of d1ed July 24, 1980 person taklng anlmals to the C1ty and grass wav1ng 1n the warm summer breeze It Br1tlsh actor Peter Sellers 11ked to dump1ng them? can't grow too hlgh as far as I'm descr1be h1mself as the man of total I'll bet you wlll get a 10dd of com­ concerned anonym1ty and a thousand V01ces plalnts on that boob's letter She owes us My w1fe, on the other hand, llkes Ha1led by cn t1cs as one of the great­ farm people an apology -- Glad to Be One short grass She bel1eves everybody's est f11m comed1ans Slnce Charl1e Chapl1n Dear Glad R~ght you are I rece~ved lawns should look as smooth as a putt1ng and a br1ll1ant character actor, Sellers hundreds of compla~nts from readers who green on the Augusta Natlonal Golf Course always hated to play Peter Sellers resented the term "farm mental~ ty " Thanks She also 1S afra1d of her ne1ghbors "As far as I'm aware, I'm noth1ng I for wr~t~ng a letter I could pr~nt It seems almost every week she'll say have no persona11ty of mY own whatsoever," Be~ng an Iowa g~rl myself, I can tell somethlng llke, "I bel1eve 1t'S t1me he once told a UPI 1nterv1ewer "I have no you th~s coun try's backbone ~s the farrrer someone cut the 1awn " character to offer the pub11C I have I'm proud of the corn husks ~n my ha~r "How do you know?" noth1ng to proJect o " "Because Selgel 1S cuttlng hlS," she Fr1ends sa1d the bespectacled Sellers Dear Ann Landers If you never accom­ says wasn't Jok1ng pllsn another th1ng 1n your llfe, you de­ "Se1gel 1S always mow1ng h1S lawn I An 1nsecure, 1ntense1y pr1vate man who serve a medal for the way you have put a thlnk he has a grass fet1sh " parr1ed 1nterv1ewers' prob1ng quest10ns sPOtllght on mental 111ness "Sull1van lS cutt1ng hlS also" by assum1ng the V01ce and manner1sms of a I ldent1fled w1th the woman who sa1d "The only reason Sulllvan lS cutt1ng Se11eresque character, he somet1mes opened her mother-ln-law accused her of uSlng hlS lawn 1S because Selgel started mow- the door a crack "nerves" to get attent10n For years I 1ng hlS I talked to Sulllvan the other "When I look at myself I Just see a have been the vlct1m of nerves or mental day, and he sald he w1shed Se1gel would person who strangely lacks what I cons1der 111ness, or maybe I'm Just plaln nuts take a rest for a few weeks and palnt hlS to be the 1 ngred1 ents for a persona 11 ty, " I'm a woman 1n my m1d-50's who must kltchen lnstead " he once sald "I can see persona11ty 1n work to support myself I'm sure my Ch1l­ "If we don't cut our lawn, everyone other people but I can't see any 1n dren are tlred of me, but not half as 1n the ne1ghborhood w1ll start ta1klng myself " tlred as I am of mYself There are days about us " "One feels that perhaps through p1aYlng when I would welcome the peace of death, "What can they POSS1 bly say?" so many other characters one becomes a but I keep gOlng and pray that tomorrow "They'll say we're troublemakers be­ sort of nl1 on one's own account But I can w1ll be better cause we let our grass grow too tall " get through to people when I'm work1ng " Mental 111ness 1S 1mposs1ble to de­ "I don't see what the he1ght of a per­ scnbe It's llke trY1ng to descrlbe hell son's lawn has to do w1th whether he 1S a It's unreal A m1ll1on m1les from nowhere, good nelghbor or not People shouldn't be Your Individual w1th no beg1nn1ng and no end Judged by the length of the1 r grass " Please tell your readers who lead "I hear Guggenhelm's lawnmower gOl ng Horoscope reasonably normal llves to thank God every now" ==== Frances Drake====::::::::=~~=== day -- Struggllng "Sure, and do you know why? Because FOR MONDAY, JULY 28, 1980 Dear Struggl~ng Every l~fe has ~ts h1S w1fe saw Se1gel and Sull1van cutt1ng ARIES NI~ SCORPIO nt,. ik"~ peaks and valleys I Just hope you are the1r lawns I know for a fact that (Mar 21 to Apr 19) '~(Oct 23 to Nov 21) rtr gett~ng therapy, dear Take ~t from rre, Guggenhe1m would rather play tennlS today It's a mlXed bag concernmg Home hfe IS favored over anyone who ~s happy ALL the t~me ~s nuts than mow h1S grass" friendships now, but the day soCializmg EnjOy a qwet ends on a happy note A work evenmg With a loved one A "How do you know that?" SituatIOn may have you a bit friend may want to mvolve Dear Ann Landers I am a 12-year-old "Because he had a game wlth Sym1ngton " down for a while you m her troubles glrl who has been read1ng your column My Wl fe looked ou t the W1 ndow "Then TAURUS ~~ SAGITTARIUS )/',M Slnce I was e1ght Everybody tells you how come Symlngton lS tak1ng h1S lawn (Apr 20 to May 20) v"(U\" (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ everyth1ng, so I w1ll, too mower out of the garage?" Some problems about a A close ally may be feelmg When I was younger I used to lose I relationship or cluldren could blue, but you're Just the "Because Guggenhe1m canceled h1S game cause worry, but by day's end, person to hft Jus SpU'lts A th1ngs a lot MY favor1te aunt always sa1d Don't you see what's happenlng to all of you should be happy about a good tune to express romantic "I'll bet you wlll f1nd 1t 1n the very us? We're becom1ng a natlon of lawn career developwent sentiments last place you look" mowers We've lost the p10neer sp1r1t that GEMINI ~ CAPRICORN .,,.,~ She sure was r1ght I would look h1gh made th1S country great Do you th1nk (May 21 to June 20) B~ (Dec 22 to Jan 19) "41 ~ and low and then, 1n the very last place Home related problems A Job matter could depress Thomas Ed1son would have had tlme to In­ may mterfere With travel you, but the overall career I looked, there 1t was Can you f1gure vent the e1ectrlc llght bulb If hlS wlfe plans Make sure that the picture IS good There may be th1S out? -- Detro1t Quest10ner had kept gOlng down to the cellar and domestic picture IS secure a fmanclal opportunity, which Dear Detro~t It's s~mple When you telhng hlm lt was t1me to mow the lawn?" CANCER ,jQ L4. renews confidence f~nd what you are loo~ng for, you stop "Do you want me to cut 1t, or are you (June 21 to July 22) QII''>t-4' AQUARIUS __ ~ You may feel let down by a (Jan 20 to Feb 18) --:o~ look~ng So the place you found ~t was the 1 t?" gOl ng to do friend Make allowances for If you experience reJectIon last place you looked "You can't be senous Who ever heard others' lunltatlOns Evenmg now, remember there are of a woman CUttl ng grass? Phys 1 ca lly, fmds you m a much haPPier plenty of people who would There ~s a b~g d~fference between cold they're not bUllt for 1 t " frame of mmd like to share your company and cool Ann Landers shows you how to "Don't try to trlck rre wlth that wo­ LEO .n~ PISCES )( ~ (July 23 to Aug 22) (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ play ~t cool w~thout freez~ng people out men's llberat10n stuff " Don't be envIous of others A romantic dilenuna seems ~n her booklet, "Teen-Age Sex -- Ten Ways "1'11 cut 1t 1ater when the wea ther Money worries needn't keep more serious than It IS to Cool It " Sent 50 cents and a long, cools off I have an errand to do flrst " you from haVing a good time Private moments spent alone self-addressed, stamped envelope to "What are you gOlng to do?" Happmess through those you With a loved one will make you care for feel appreciated Ann Landers, POBox 11995, Ch~cago, "I thlnk I'll go out and buy a pellet 11ft Ill~no~s 60611 VIRGO U\ LIBRA An gun " (Aug 23 to Sept 22) lit' ~ (Sept 23 to Oct 22)- "What on earth for?" Not a time to mlX busmess This IS no tune to be by COPYRIGHT 1980 FIELD ENTERPRISES, INC "Jus t 1 n case Sel ge 1 tnes to cut my With pleasure but you can yourself AVOid reclUSive lawn " make worthwhile progress at behavIOr, and be a welcome work additIOn at a party FIELD NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE (e) 1980, Los Angeles T~mes Synd~cate

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..... PAGE 8 FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 AMERI CAN LEGION GOLF TOURNAMENT wlll be r------l held Aug 9 Slgn-ups wlll be taken on h FOR SALE -- . " ~1 u ...•• , YAMAHA MOTOBIKE, totally rebullt and all Macy's porch Saturday, July 26, from lmportant components replaced. a super 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m and at the golf Th. Hou,Glass IS pub/lSh.d~ by Global AssoCIate, Monday' strong dlrt blke for the KwaJ scene, ask­ clubhouse Saturday, July 26, and Sunday, th,ough Friday at the d"ectlon of the Command., Kwa/a/eln l MISSII. lIange Marshall Island, unde, cont,oct DASG t lng $110 Call 82532 after p m any day July 27, fron, 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m ThlS wlll be a Texas scramble plaYlng "best 60 80 C OOOJ The vIews and op.nlons 811.pressed ,n 'h •• WATER SKI, top of the llne Cypress Gardens ball" Lots of fun, prlzes and refresh­ newspaper Ofe not necessar,Iy 'hose 01 'he Department of 'he r Army rl'll5 newspaper an unoffICIal publ,cahon authorized, 66-lnch Tech I, splls for ~250, wlll sac­ ments rlflce wlth custom bag for $180 ThlS lS und., the P'OVISlon, of cont,oct DASG60 80 C 0001 , a brand new Skl, never been wet Call Blll DUE TO A PRIVATE PARTY ln the maln dlnlng IS reproduced by offset p,,"',ng I Wllllamson, 82290 or 82589 nlghts room of the Yokwe Yuk Club on Saturday, , July 25, regular dlnner SerVlce wlll be CommunICations should b. addressed to the HOlJrGIass , DACOR ALUMINUM TWIN 50 TANKS wlth backpack held 1n the Banyan Room Box 23 APO San FrancISCo 96555 0, call 83539 I and reserve value, $325 Call 82724 , MICROIESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP has a shlpment Ma'e"ah appearing In 'he HourGlass may not be I HEALTHY HOUSE PL~NTS, $2 to $6, extra of mats and snall stars from Ponape reprinted WIthout the approval 01 'he Commande, KWGloI.,"' t large new clay pot dnd tray, $5, assorted Mus,l. Range All Want Ads and no',ces must be submitted t REGISTRATION IS OPEN for UCS course 557, plant pots, Junlor set of golf cluos and on GA Form 8028 48 working hours prior to publ,eafron , bag, $15, lounge chalr, $6, beacr chan, "Project fvlanagement and Systems Integra­ $5, 6-foot Chrlstmas tree wlth stand, $10, tlon " The course beglns Monday, July 28, four metal trays l'llth stands, $10 Call at 6 30 p m ln Room 101 of the hlgh Pat Cataldo Ed,tor •t 82602 school Call the USC Offlce, 83000, for Sharon Bechtold ASSOCIate Ed,tor , further lnfornatlon Estelle Pete Want Ads G,nny F,n" TyplS/ , BARBIE DOLLS plus many oUtfltS and dcces­ l------______, sorles all for $12 Call 82602 DUPLICATE BRIDGE lS played every r10nday PREVEIJTIVE r~AI rHENANCE SCHEDULE except holldays at the Yokwe Yuk Club Monday, July 28 Tuesday, July 29 Ar1ATEUR RADIO EQUIPt~ENT Yaesu FT -560 at 12 15 p ~ Call Allce Watts, 82616, Qtrs 465B 7 30 a m Qtrs 488B 7 30 a m transce1ver wlth FV-400S outboard VFO. for lnformatlon or lf you need a partner 468A 8 30 a m 487A 8 30 a m FT-650 slx-meter transverter, speaker. and 468B 9 30 a m 487B 9 30 a m complete manuals, 450 watts PEP, 300 watts KMR RECREATIO~AL DIVE BOAT wlll be gOlng 498A 12 30 p m 487C 12 30 p m Cw, $400 complete Call 81662 or 82648 or to oceanside Gugeegue thlS Sunday mornlng 469B 1 300m 4870 1 30 p m operate lt at Tr 752 Dlvers should be at the tankhouse before 488A 2 30 p m 486A 2 30 p m 8 a m to slgn ln Standbys wlll be taken RACk-MOUNTED SANSUI STEREO SYSTEM TU-717 after that tlme and no one wlll be added DOR DPINER ENTRE:.ES FOR THIS WEEK* tuner, TU-717 lntegrated ampllfler, to the manlfest after the truck Mon 28 Baked Ham wlth Plneapple Sauce SC-3110 cassette deck, SP-7000 speakers, leaves the tankhouse The boat Corned Beef and Cabbage dual 1246 turntable and headphones, 30 wlll return at 2 30 P m Dlvers Tue 29 Roast Pork \'11 th Brown Gravy percent off of t1acy' s pn ce Ca 11 Ga ry are remlnded that everyone lS need­ Pepper Steak JOlner, 82141 or 84301 ed to help wlth the loadlng and Wed 30 Grllled Slrloln Steak wlth Steak unloadlng of tanks and equlpment. Sauce 20-GALLON FISH TANK plus heater, fllter, both at the tankhouse and at the Thu 31 Roast rurkej wlth Dresslng and alr pump, plants, $40 Call W81356 or dock Passengers are welcome but Glblet Gravy H83727 anyone under 15 years of age Sweet and Sour Pork R1bs must be accompanled at all tlmes by a Frl Frled Scallops wlth Tartar Sauce ONE 12'X9' ORANGE CARPET, $30 Call 82389 parent or guardlan other than the dlve­ Roast Pork LOln wlth Splced or 99303 masters Non-f1lembers are charged a fee of Tomato Gravy $1 50 for each tank of alr used Dlve­ Sat 2 Terlyakl Steak wlth Sauce PATIO SALE - Saturday, July 26, from 8 a m masters for thl s trl pare t11 ke tlaurer end Chlcken Frlcassee to 1 p m at rtrs 476B Selllng Chrlstmas Bob Yee To slgn up call Mary Taylor, Sun 3 Prlme Rlb Au Jus tree and decoratlons, housewares, paper­ 83696, before 10 p f1l Yorkshlre Puddlng backs, comlC books, games and plants *Menu subject to change wlthout notlce PET OWNERS are remlnded that Global Asso­ clates Procedure 1117 requlres that all EMERGENCY TROUBLE CALLS - Trouble calls LOST pets be lnoculated agalnst rables, and of any urgent nature after 5 p m on work WORLD WAR II SOUVENIRS - Wlll the two glrls that relnoculatlon and re-reglstratlon of days and all day on Saturdays, Sundays from tlr Homan's hlstory class PLEASE re­ pets be accompllshed on the annlversary and holldays should be made to the Flre turn my lrreplaceable momentos Al Farles, date of the prevlous lnoculat1on Pet con­ Department at 83552 Routlne trouble 81662 or 82648 trol records reveal that many pets have call~ should be referred to 83550 been relnoculated but the owners have not had thelr pets re-reglstered Owners of NOTICE TO PCSING FAMILIES - When you have FOUND pets that are not properly reglstered may flrm pack-out and PCS dates, please call PRESCRIPTION GLASSES found ln the hlgh be clted under KMR Ordlnance No 32-A the houslng offlce at 83662 to order school area Call 82532 after 5 p m to your hospltallty klt and to schedule ar clalm USE OF CAMP HAMILTON for any partles or lnspectlon date get-togethers 1S by reservat10ns only, BRACELET found Frlday mornlng, July 18 partlcularly for use of range, BBQ, cooler HOURGLASS LATE DELIVERY - If you have not Call 82448 after 5 p m and campflre Speclal Servlces regulatlons recelved your HourGlass by 5 30 pm, and key are requlred for proper use/clean­ call 83539 and one wlll be dellvered to GLASSES found on counter at hospltal up securlng You are responslble for your your quarters a few mlnutes after 6 p m cllnlc lobby To clalm call 82225 own cleanup and proper securlng because no cleanup crew eXlsts for the camp HELP KEEP ALL THE ISLANDS LOOKING CLEAN -- STASH YOUR TRASHI I I WANTED REMOVE VEHICLE KEYS - The Securlty Depart­ AIR CONDITIONERS - The Protestant Chapel ment enforces KMR Regulatlon 56-4 WhlCh lS looklng for a 13,000 BTU alr condltlon­ requlres operators of vehlcles to remove lng unlt ln the cheap-to-reasonable prlce keys from the 19n1tlon when the vehlcle lS range for use ln the Blble Translatlor unattended Save yourself a trlp to the ~ Pollce Statlon to plck UD the keys by re­ 1HE WIREWORM Center on Ebeye Contact Bob Knowlton, THE GRUB W99527 Or H82656 movlng them from the 19n1tlon when you OFTHE(lICK park the vehlcle BEETLE LOOKS LIKE KODAK ROTARY SLIDE TRAYS Call 84531 or A PIECE 81676 "!'-_'L. Or WIRE MACY'S, MACY'S WEST, and MACY'S EAST COMMUNITY NOTICES wlll be CLOSED for lnventory EMON LODGE 179 F&Ar~ wlll be dark on Monday on Wednesday, July 3D, evenlng, July 28 and Thursday, July 31 ART GUILD SUMMER SALE wlll be held Tuesday, July 29, from 5 to 7·p m at the supply locker Select palnts, brushes, Cdnvas Yokwe Yuk Club Entertainment A 39- boards and many other supplles wlll be at STORV one-day only prlces The gUlld wlll also TmlIGHT HOUSE be open for merbers to work on proJects BILL MALONE'S Costume Nlght, OF CARDS wear the costume of your cholce CREATED and easels are stlll avallable for summer BY JOHN rental 8 to 11 p m WILSON Banyan/bar area Of PoRT GUINEA CREDIT, KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB - The July meetl ng has * * * A BAR \N been rescheduled for Monday, July 28, at SATURDAY, July 26 ONT, LONDON ENGLAND USING 7 30 p m at the Communlty Center If you KALArJ I and ELI KA HAS BEEN DOING­ have not yet returned your mall ballot, 8 to 11 p m BUSII-JESS at-.! ~2#-O THE SAIVI£ SPOT , PLAYING brlng lt to thlS meetlng The new offlcers bar area CARDS FOR 553 YEARS CKine' -~$rndo::_'" I.,., wlll be lnstalled w_ 1If'It..--...""

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