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VOL XX, NU 142 KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1983 Shark Devours Two KISSINGER ON CENTRAL AMERICA'S PROBLEMS From Sunlcen Shrimp Boa' Vietnam-Style Commitment TOWNSVILLE, Au~tralla (UPI) -- The sklpper of a sunken shrlmp boat sald today he watched helplessly Of Forces Not Needed as a 15-foot shark devoured hlS two crewmembers as WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Henry Klsslnger, stresslng hlS study panel lS seeklng they clung to wreckage long-range Solutlons to Central Amerlca's thorny problems, sald today he does Ray Boundy, 28, sklpper of the flshlng vessel not belleve a Vletnam-style commltment of U S forces wlll be necessary New Venture, was rescued today from Loaders Reef, Klsslnger also rejected suggestlons the rapldly developlng U S lnvolvement 45 mlles northeast of Townsvllle, after spendlng 36 ln the reglon -- lncludlng naval maneuvers and the dlspatch of up to 4,000 hou rs 1n the sea Amerlcans to Honduras for exerClses -- means hlS Central Amerlca POllCY Com­ Boundy sald from hlS bed ln Townsvllle General mlsslon's report, expected ln about SlX months, wlll come too late to make a Hospltal today that hlS crewman Dennls Patrlck Mur­ dlfference phy, 24, of Brlsbane and hlS cook Llnda Anne Hor­ The former secretary of state commented before launchlng a whlrlwlnd tour ton, 21, of Townsvllle were selzed and carrled away of Capltol Hlll, a strlng of courtesy calls on the leadlng players -- both by a sherk he estlmated fnends and foes -- ln T bl He E h Ie R d Poland Confirms at 15 feet the battl e over Pres 1- rem or "~S art qua e- a,age Boundy sald a boom dent Reagan's efforts to broke whlle they were boost mllltary ald to Release Of J82 trawllng 60 mlles east the reglon Coalinga In Series Of Aftershoclrs WARSAW (UPI) -­ of Townsvllle Klsslnger, who spent COALINGA, Callf (UPI) close We are slttlng on Authorltles sald today "We were secun ng the many of hlS years ln the A hard-hlttlng after- plns and needles," sald nearly 200 prlsoners boom to the slde and had Nlxon admlnlstratlon shock rocked the earth­ Coallnga pollce Chlef have been freed under an Just started to thlnk worklnq out the U S wlth­ quake-ravaged southern James Henry amnesty lntroduced wlth about settlng the gear drawal from the Vletnam Callfornla t0wn of Coal­ Aftershocks of 5 9 and the end to martlal law up when the boat heeled War, was asked lf Amerl­ lnga, breaklng wlndows 5 3 shook the communlty and agaln called on un­ on a hlgh wave, turned can troops wlll be need­ and knocklng merchandlse last Thursday Nelther derground Solldarlty over," he sald ed to block the communlst off store shelves but caused slgnlflcant dam­ actlvlsts to come out of "Murphy was on deck subverslon Reagan sees causlng no major damage age hldlng and Jumped stralght In­ as a threat to U S se­ or lnJunes They were the latest "The cost of such a to the water, but Llndy cun ty The quake hlt Monday ln a serles of after­ declslon lS small," sald and I were caught ln the "I hope that pOlnt at 3 31 P m and measur­ shocks from the May 2 the government newspapen wheelhouse We all ended wlll not be reached and ed 5 2 on the Rlchter earthquake that lnJured Rzeczpospollta In urglng up slttlng on top of the from all that I've seen scale at the Unlverslty 45 people, destroyed the labor actlvlsts to ac­ upturned hull wonderlng that pOlnt wlll not be of Callfornla Selsmolog­ downtown area and wreck­ cept the government am­ what we were gOlng to reached," he sald, al­ lcal Laboratory at Berk­ ed more than 500 homes, nesty "A respect for do," Boundy sald though he noted "vltal eley It lasted about causlng an estlmated law lS all that lS need- They declded to cllng lnterests" are at stake 13 seconds and was felt $31 mllllon ln damage ed " to wreckage as the trawl­ and there lS "an ongolng as far away as Monterey, That quake measured Authorltles have so er began to slnk crlSIS that has to be 150 mlles to the north­ 6 5 on the Rlchter scale far conflrmed the re­ Boundy told newsmen met " west Henry sald that thlS lease of 182 people from that from hlS experlence And, he sald. "If The quake's eplcenter latest quake broke a lot prlson, temporary and the shark must have tak­ there were Sovlet bases" was 11 mlles northeast of ,,, ndows and shook pre-trlal detentlon cen­ en humans before because establlshed ln the re­ of the farmlng and 011 mercnandlse off store ters around the coun­ of ltS predatory actlons glon, the U S would town of 6.~00 people shelves, but no lnJurles try on hlS crew have to act forcefully "They're gettlng too were reported PersIan Gulf Doctrine Lebanese-Israeli Agreement ralles Combat Troops Reaffirmed WASHINGTON (UPI) -­ Begin In Washington The admlnlstratlon today WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Israell Forelgn Mlnlster Ylt­ Join Forces reafflrmed the Carter zak Shamlr and Defense Mlnlster Moshe Arens arrlved WASHINGTON (UPI) -- U S combat troops wlll JOln doctrlne and ltS commlt­ today for crltlcal talks on Lebanon, blamlng Syrla Honduran forces for the flrst tlme ln extenslve, ment to freedom of naVl­ for the deadlock on the wlthdrawal of forelgn forces months-long maneuvers that, at one pOlnt, wlll In­ gatlon ln the PerSlan from the war-torn country volve as many as 4,000 Amerlcans, senlor Pentagon Gulf "We want to complete the Lebanese-Israell agree~ offlclals sald The doctrlne outllned ment of May 17 deslgned to secure and restore Leba­ And Navy sources sald an elght-shlP battle group by Presldent Carter ln nese soverelgnty and the terrltorlal securlty of Is­ led by the alrcraft carrler Ranger has arrlved on January 1980 sald, "Any rael's northern border," Shamlr told reporters statlon 100 mlles off attempt by any outslde "It's clear now that the Central Amerlcan our forces to work to­ force to galn control of the roadblock to lmple­ ed "personal reasons " coast ln the flrst stage gether ln the event of the PerSlan Gulf reglon mentlng our common ob­ Shamlr and Arens are of a U S show of naval aggresslon" ln Central wlll be regarded as an Jectlves lS the refusal expected to present a force ln the reglon Amerlca, a senlor Penta­ assault on the vltal In­ of Syrla (to wlthdraw detalled plan for the Pentagon offlclals gon offlClal sald terests of the Unlted from Lebanon) and ltS redeployment of Israell sald ground exerClses Though Amerlcan combat States and such an as­ constant efforts to un~ forces frum the hllls wlth the Hondurans would forces have been sent to sault wlll be repelled by dermlne Lebanese sover­ around Belrut to more de­ begln next month and run Honduras prevlously to any means necessary, In­ elgnty " fenslble posltlons 11 through January and term­ traln Honduran and Sal­ cludlng mllltary force" The two mlnlsters, mlles south before Wln­ ed the maneuvers a "mll­ vadoran troops, the man­ A statement read by who opened talks at 2 p m ter Israel has vowed to ltary shleld" protectlng euvers mark the flrst John Hughes, State De­ wlth Secretary of State remaln entrenched ln Leb­ Central Amerlcan coun­ tlme U S combat troops partment spokesman sald, George Shultz at the anon, for years lf nec­ trles frlend1y to the have JOlned ln large­ "We note that Iraman State Department, came essary, untll Syrla Unlted States, such as scale exerClses wlth the Forelgn Mlnlster Velaya­ to Washlngton ln place of agrees to wlthdraw ltS Honduras and El Salva­ Hondurans, the efflclal tl, ln respondlng to re­ Prlme Mlnlster Menachem estlmated 40,000 troops dor sald cent statements from Begln Begln last week Shamlr sald the talks The offlclals also The ground maneuvers Iraq threatenlng attacks canceled a July 27 meet­ wlll 1nvo 1ve "comprehen­ sald U S Army englneers wlll be spread out over on Iraman 011 lnstalla­ lng wlth Presldent Rea- Slve measures for an wlll expand two Honduran flve months and lnvolve tlons, has agaln asserted 9an because of unexplaln- early solutlOn " alrflelds to accommodate varlOUS Army and Marlnes that Iran would act to C-130 transports and contlngents The Marlnes prevent all 011 exports that "conslderatlOn lS wlll stage a 1andlng on from the gulf lf ltS own DA IL Y WA TER REPORT belng 91ven" to bUlldlng the Honduran coast, they export capabllltles were LondltlOn Code GOOD a "naval faclllty" on sald lmpalred " In ~torage 13,440,000 gall ons the Carlbbean coast of At one pOlnt, posslbly "The (State) Depart­ Average Consum~tlon Honduras ln November, between ment relterates the U S Last 30 days 223,000 gallons dally The comblned U S - 3,000 and 4,000 Amerlcan commltment, flrst ex­ Last 7 days 231 ,000 gall ons dally Honduran exerClses are troops wlll be ln Hon­ pressed at the outbreak Last 24 hours 270,000 gall ons deslgned to "bulld up duras, about half of of hostllltles, to free­ TARGET CONSUMPTION 200,000 gallons dally the capabllltles of them combat forces dom of gu If nav lCla t 1on " World News PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1983 Significant Oil Discovery More Violence In Colombo NEWS BRIEfS HOUSTON (UPI) -- Conoco Inc's Indones­ COLOMBO (UPI)-- Hundreds of 1nmates at ROME (UPI) -- An anonymous caller today lan Subsldlary announced today lt has made Sr1 Lanka's maXlmum secur1ty pr1son r1ot­ clalmed the kldnappers of a 15-year-old a slgnlflcant 011 dlscovery In the South ed and slaughtered 35 Jalled Tamlls ln glrl were behlnd the May 1981 assaSSlna­ Chlna Sea apparent rage over thelr demands for a t10n attempt agalnst Pope John Paul II and Contlnental 011 Co of Indonesla sa1d separate state, the government sald to­ threatened another attack on the pope ltS Ikan Parl I-A dlscovery well flowed day "We w1ll klll John Paul II," the caller hlgh-quallty 011 at the comb1ned rate of The massacre today ln Colombo's Well­ sald "If we falled to do lt on May 13, 6,085 barrels a day from two zones kada Ja1l pushed the death toll from four 1981, we wlll not fall thlS tlme " The company's Ikan Parl 2 conflrmat1on days of ethnlc vlolence to 68 Ca 1" ng the pope "a subvers 1ve servant well, one mlle to the west, tested at the The unrest spread across the plctur­ of the CIA," the caller sald Emanuela rate of 2,953 barrels a day from the same esque Indlan Ocean lsland formerly known Orland1, daughter of a Vatlcan messenger zones that Ylelded 011 1n the dlscovery as Ceylon, from the capltal and northern who was abducted from a Rome street June well area of the country to the hlll town of 22nd, would be kllled lf the pope's Turk­ Analysts sa1d the conf1rmat1on well's Kandy and the southern town of Galle, lsh assallant was not freed performance could lnd1cate the presence of offlClal sources sald * * * a slZable f1eld Fresh columns of black smoke were seen PIBER, Austrla (UPI) -- Flre ravaqed The d1scovery well, Wh1Ch was drllled rlslng from homes, factorles and shops the stud farm of the famous Llplzzaner to a depth of 7,650 feet, lS located about along the 20-mlle route from the alrport danclng horses today, destroYlng the maln 740 mlles north of Jakarta and 315 mlles to the capltal, wlth alr serVlce llmlted stable less than two weeks after the com­ northeast of Slngapore However, the government of Pres1dent plex was reopened follow1ng a deadly her­ The flnd 1S about 50 m1les northeast Jayewardene announced lt would suspend an pes outbreak that kllled 41 horses of Conoco's Udang F1eld, WhlCh lS produc1ng lsland-wlde curfew today ln hopes of re­ Stablehands led 18 prlze brood mares 18,000 barrels of 011 a day storlng normalcy to the natlon and SlX foals, none of them whlte L1P­ Contlnental 011 Co of Indonesla holds lzzaners, from the burnlng stable to safe­ a 40 percent lnterest ln the contract area ty ''In the nlck of tlme," actlng stable and lS the operator for a group of com­ Soviets Announce Major Reform Dlrector Dr Othmar Schmehllk sald ln a pan1es that lnclude Getty 011 Internatlon­ MOSCOW (UPI) -- The Central Commlttee telephone lntervlew al, Java Gulf Ltd, and Inpex Natuna Ltd today announced the flrst major economlC No 1nJur1es to people or anlmals were reform under Presldent Yurl Andropov, glV­ reported Damage to the recently renovated lng more lndependence to enterprlses ad­ bUlldlng at Plber In southern Austrla was Students Killed In West Banlr mlnlstered by flve mlnlstrles est1mated at up to $300,000 HEBRON, Israel1-occup1ed West Bank (UPI) Excerpts from the resolutlon by the * * * -- Masked gunmen flrlng assault r1fles and Communlst Party Central Commlttee and the NEW YORK (UPI) -- The thlrd search for hurl1ng grenades today k1lled three Pales­ Councll of Mlnlsters were prlnted ln the the Tltanlc was called off a day early be­ tln1an students and wounded 28 others In an communlst dally, Pravda cause of bad weather wlthout a trace of the attack on the Islamlc College ln the West "ThlS looks llke an effort to slmpl1- "unslnkable" Sh1P belng found Bank Clty of Hebron fy," sald one Western dlplomat "There lS The search Sh1P left the area In the Occupatlon author1tles clamped a curfew a hope of decentrallzatlon and greater re­ llOrth Atlantlc today, a day earller than on Hebron and the nearby town of Halhoul sponslblllty for lndlvldual flrms Whether planned and headed for Hallfax, Nova Sco­ Elsewhere ln the West Bank, troops were thlS wlll work ln the Sovlet system we tla It was expected to arrlve 1n Hallfax placed on alert for fear of Vlolent protests won't know untll way after Jan 1 " soon The expedltlon was called off be­ Author1tles allowed a group of reporters Andropov has sald Slnce taklng over cause of heavy seas and bad weather lnto the Clty several hours after the at­ last November from Presldent Brezhnev that * * * tack, but none were allowed onto the cam­ enterprlses must be glven qreater lnde­ HARRISBURG (UPI) -- A 59-year-old re­ pus, Israel rad10 sald pendence and encouraged to modernlze tlred steelworker from suburban Harrlsburg The mll1tary command sa1d the assall­ was announced the Wlnner of the $8 8 mll­ ants flred Sovlet-made Kalachnlkov assault llon Pennsylvanla lottery Jackpot, a rec­ r1fles and hurled grenades Marine Lived On Ants, Moss ord for any lottery In North Amerlca SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (UPI) -- A U S Marlne "For 36 years I was dreamlng of thlS," who became lost In a rugged Amador County sald Nlcholas Jorlch, after recelvlng the Omelek Met Rocket mountaln area of northern Callfornla for flrst of 21 annual lnstallments of nearly SlX weeks survlved on a dlet of $336,158 A meteorologlcal rocket launch opera­ ants, moss and grass untll two hlkers * * * tl0n from Omelek Island lS scheduled for found hlm DETROIT (UPI) -- General Motors Corp Wednesday, July 27 In connectlon wlth Speaklng from a hospltal bed, Lance today reported a second quarter proflt of thlS operatl0n cautl0n areas wlll eXlst Cpl Karl Bell, 22, of Battle Creek, M1Ch Sllghtly more than $1 b1ll1on ln the ocean wlthln an area deflned by the sald he saw hlmself not as a survlvallst The flrm had a net lncome of $560 mll­ followlng coordlnates 1031N, 16753£, but "a dumb Jerk who got lost" llon In the 1982 second quarter Per share 0950N, 16850£, 0903N, 16744£ Rescued Sunday by a palr of hlkers, earnlngs for the 1983 second quarter were Also thatportl0n wlthln a clrcle havlng Bell was restlng ln Barton Memorlal HOSP1- $3 32 compared wlth $1 82 for the same a radlus of 2,560 meters (1 4 nautlcal tal He had lost about 70 pounds durlng perlod last year IDlles) around a pOlnt at 0903N, 16744£ the 39-day ordeal, but was expected to Chalrman Roger B Smlth and Presldent The Kwa]aleln Atoll cautlon area lS make a complete recovery F James McDonald sald the performance re­ that portlon wlthln the conflnes of thlS Unable to flnd hlS way out of a raVlnp flected the momentum of an accelerat1ng clrcle shown on the dlagram below Omelek he fell lnto, Bell drank water from a economy and the efflc1ency of GM operatlon Island lS a take-cover lsland for thlS stream and ate moss, grass, and ants operatlon All non-essentlal personnel and * * * "Ants dldn't really taste that good," LIMA (UPI) -- Leftlst gue~rlllas storm- craft must stay out of the above cautl0n he sald ed a pollce statlon and hurled dynam1te at areas between the hours of 1000 and 1400 mll1tary offlces and electrlcal hlgh-ten­ on Wednesday, July 27, or untl1 the re­ Oil Companies Show Rise Slon towers, kllllng two pollcemen and strlctlons are 11fted cr1tlcally woundlng a thlrd, authorltles See dlagrams below showlng the ocean NEW YORK (UPI) -- Hlgher proflts on the sald today and Kwa]aleln Atoll cautl0n area sale of U S petroleum products swelled In three Andean states south of Llma, the second-quarter earnlngs of Exxon some 500,000 people contlnued a str1ke Corp. the world's largest 011 company and called by the Mao1st guerrlllas ... lndustrlal flrm, by 26 6 percent ~o ~ -- $107 bllllOn Analysts had predlcted major U S 011 I FINANCIAL NEWS companles would show earnlngs' galns ln DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES the Aprll-June quarter over year-earller 30 Industrlals up 10 82 at 1250 00 results followlng OPEC'S declslon to low­ 20 Transportatlons up 4 83 at 590 39 er ltS base 011 prlce by $5 to $29 a bar­ 15 Utllltles up 67 at 132 14 rel In mld-March 65 Stocks up 4 03 at 499 39 Exxon chalrman C C Garv1n, Jr , sald Volume was 91,280,000 shares the company achleved cost savlngs of Closlng gold up 3 50 at 425 50 $400 mllllon before taxes In the latest Closlng sllver off J 03 at 12 36 quarter compared wlth the year-earller Dollar closlng ln Tokyo was 240 15 yen. penod and In Zurlch 2 11125 SW1SS francs , " SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY fBI's 15th Anniversary SURF AND SUN 2560 _t (1 It iii") I ell C1 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The FBI celebrated AS OF 0001 HOURS, JULY 26, 1983 its 75th annlversary today When the Dally ralnfall trace agency was created 1t tracked bank robbers, Monthly total 11 73 car thleves and bootleggers Yearly total 21 83 Today, the FBI's top prlorltles are TOMORROW ON K\lJAJALE I N whlte collar crlme, organlzed crlme, ter­ Hl Tlde 0558, 5 6' - 1819, 4 6' rorlsm, forelgn counter-lntelllgence, and Lo Tlde 1224, 0 9' 12 for the flrst tlme, drug trafflcklng Sunn se 0639 Sunset 1911 The r~I lS known for ltS hlqhly sooh's­ Moonn se 2136 Moonset 0857 tlcated crlme laboratorv and ltS use of FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 technlques tracklng crlme JEdll toria! HOURGLASS, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1983, PAGE 3 P rsonallty spotlight On aborting the Constitution Middle East troubleshooters By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The vote by the Senate on the abortlon questlon lS prlmarlly (Ed Note W~th the res~gnat~on of Ph~l~p HabIb and the ap­ lnterestlng In reveallng as lt does the tendency to adopt the po~ntment of Robert McFarlane to the pos~t~on of spec~al envoy to Constltutlon of the Unlted States as one's personal lnstrument the M~ddle East, UPI has wrItten the followIng personalIty spot­ If you belleve 1n A, then lt has become popular to say that A lS lIghts of these two men ) protected by the Constltutlon Needless to say the argument lS PhlllP Hablb succeeded In the sensltlve forelgn serVlce wlth advanced lf lt happens that the Supreme Court says the same the blunt style of a worklng class lmmlgrant, but In the end he thlng was unable to overcome the Mlddle East dlspute centerlng around The Hatch Amendment asked the Senate to vote on the follow­ the land of hlS parents, Lebanon lng 10 words "A nght to abortlOn 1S not secured by thlS Con­ In a career spannlng three decades and every presldent Slnce stltutlOn " Now 50 members of the Senate voted agalnst that dec­ Elsenhower, the New York-born Hablb served In such dlverse places laratlon (WhlCh lS what lt lS, prlmarlly) ThlS ralses the In­ as Geneva, Vletnam and the Carlbbean terest1ng quest10n What 15 lt that we have known about the 1n­ But lt was In the Mldeast that Hablb became well known to tentlons of the framers of the Constltutlon Slnce 1973 that we Amencans d1d not know before that? Durlng hlS frequent trlps to the reglon, he establlshed a DanTel Patr1ck Moynlhan lS a scholar of cons1derable note camaraderle wlth Israell Prlme Mln1ster Menachem Begln and neqo­ would chensh glv1ng h1m an exam1natlOn quest10n "Name flve con­ tlated the agreement last summer for the evacuatlon of Palestlnl­ stltutlonal scholars who, before 1973, bel1eved that the rlght an forces from Belrut, sparlng the C1ty a full-scale Israell as­ to abortlon 1S secured by the ConstltutlOn " I am a generous sault schoolmaster, and would therefore glve Professor Moyn1han flve Frlday, at the age of 63, Hablb left the Forelgn Servlce -­ weeks In WhlCh to answer that questlon And I would permlt hlm to agaln -- and re-entered prlvate llfe to seek the ald of fellow senators w1th advanced academ1c tra1n- Presldent Reagan announced Yablb was belng replaced wlth 1ng who voted the ldlOCY of June -- lncludlng former Rhodes Deputy Natlonal Securlty Affalrs Advlser Robert McFarlane, who Scholars Blll Bradley and Paul Sarbanes, and MA graduates wlll contlnue the dlfflcult Mldeast negotlatlons Cla1borne Pell, Nancy Kassebaum and John Tower Although Hablb was nomlnated for a Nobel Peace Prlze for hlS Notlce that Senator Hatch was not, 1n h1S proposed amendment, shuttle dlplomacy, Syrlan Presldent Hafez Al-Assad refused to declar1ng that abort1ons were unconst1tut10nal He was merely meet wlth hlm to negotlate the wlthdrawal of forelgn forces from assertlng that Wh1Ch was overwhelm1ngly belleved by the legal Lebanon fratern1ty up untll that day 1n 1973 when the maJorlty of the Hablb, the son of an 1mm1grant, grew up 1n the Flatbush sec­ Supreme Court d1d what lt has got used to d01ng dur1ng the past tlon of Brooklyn and st1ll speaks w1th a New York accent generatlOn or so We m1ght call thlS process "the const1tutlOnal In 1949, he J01ned the Fore1gn SerV1ce -- and began a llfe he obJectlflcat10n of the Supreme Court's des1res and vellelt1es " would never really leave It works as follows We, the Supreme Court, belleve 1n one-man Former Secretary of State Henry K1ss1nger called Hablb one of one-vote, therefore the Const1tutlon does We, the Supreme Court, the top dlplo~ats ln the Forelgn Servlce Corps belleve that prayer ought not to be conducted 1n the publlC "He was the ant1thesls of the publ1c stereotype of the ele­ schools, therefore the Const1tutlon does For men who are sworn gant, excess1vely genteel Forelgn SerVlce offlcer," Klsslnger to uphold the Constltutlon to vote w1thout any references to once sa1d "He was rough, blunt, dlrect, as far from the 'stnped­ the1r own evaluat10n of the hlstorlcal mean1ng of the Constltu­ pants' lmage as lt lS posslble to be " t10n 15 nothlng less than an abandonment of duty Hablb's reputatlon as belng quotable wlthout necessarlly be­ ThlS phenomenon (the Const1tut10n lS whatever the Supreme lng lnformatlve was reflected last year when the medla trled to Court says 1t lS) transcends the quest10n whether you favor or get lnformatlon about the talks that eventually would lead to a do not the rlght of the mother to take the llfe of the Chlld I cease-flre In Lebanon do not t1re of recalllng that In 1972, pres1dent1al cand1date "Sorry, fellas," he decllned, "thlS lS a sllent mOVle " George McGovern was asked whether he belleved 1n school buslng Although Hablb has speclallzed In the Far East, he also has to effect 1ntegrat1on That was at the he1ght of Opposltlon to served In the U S Embassy ln Salgon and was a member of the U S bus1ng H1S anc;wer "I'll have to walt unt1l the Supreme Court delegatlon at the Par1s peace talks to end the Vletnam War rules on that to dec1de " But you see, the quest10ner was not In 1975, Hablb suffered a heart attack thdt nearly kllled hlm ask1ng the V1ews on bus1ng of the Supreme Court He wanted the Desplte recommendatlons that he retlre, he was off the Job only V1ews on bus1ng of presldentlal candldate George McGovern What seven months woul d have been the appropn ate response was "The Supreme Court When K1ss1nger stepped down as secretary of state In January has the respons1b1l1ty of rul1ng whether buslng 1S const1tu­ 1976, so d1d Hdb1b -- ret1nng to the status of "dlplomat In tlonal I myself am (for) (agalnst) buslng " res 1dence" at <) tan ford Un lVers 1ty - Why d1d the (bare) maJorlty vote as they d1d? Because they Not long after, however, Carter admlnlstratlon Secretary of are so struck by the 10glc of Roe vs Wade, the declslon In WhlCh State Cyrus Vance asked Hab1b to return to Washlngton -- thlS the maJor1ty aff1rmed the r1ght to abort? If so, they are a lone­ tlme to formulate a new POllCy on Cuba and the Carlbbean ly mlnorlty 1n the world of legal scholarshlp There are many In 1981, Reagan sent Hablb back to the Mldeast to prevent a const1tut1onal lawyers 1n the Unlted States who are In favor of Syrlan-Israel war abortlon but who dlsdaln the reasonlng of Roe vs Wade And even * * * * that dec1s10n rests on acknowledged amb1gu1tles and contrad1c­ Robert "Bud" McFarlane, a protege of Henry Klsslnger, takes tlons Because the Supreme Court sa1d at the tlme that lnasmuch over the sensltlve post as Presldent Reagan's chlef trouble­ as there lS a d1fference of opln10n as to when exactly llfe be­ shooter In the Mlddle East wlth a strong mllltary background glns, then the court wlll be gUlded by the assumptlon that lt ThlS lS hlS flrst dlplomatlc mlSSlon, but the 46-year-old, beglns only at Chlldblrth, and that therefore only from that graylng former Marlne lleutenant colonel lS no stranger to hlgh­ pOlnt on lS an lnfant entltled to the protectlons of the Constl­ level wheellng and deallng tutlOn McFarlane wlll keep hlS Job as deputy natlonal securlty ad­ The court, lt has wldely been argued, In effect gave to Con­ Vlser whlle plunglng lnto the M1ddle East turmoll wlthln a week gress the rlght factually to assert when lt lS that a blologlcal or 10 days organlsm lS deemed to be a "person" Karen Ann QUlnlan, coma­ "I antlclpate gOlng to the area promptly, dOlng what we can tose, was a "person" under the ConstltutlOn It lS hardly gro­ to relleve the long hlstory of suffenng and tragedy 1n Lebanon," tesque, under the clrcumstances, to decree that a healthy elght­ he told reporters after hlS appolntment month fetus lS a "person" He sald he was not lndlspensable, and Joklngly referred to But that lS argulng substance, whereas the lesson today lS hlmself as a "second-stnnger" replacement for departlng Ambas­ conflned to the antl-lntellectual opportunlsm of those who voted sador Ph1llP Hablb no to a slmple hlstorlcal-analyt1cal declaratlon One of these The terse, steel-Jawed McFarlane began hlS latest Whlte House days the Food and Drug Admlnlstratlon lS gOlng to outlaw one of serV1ce 1n January, 1982, when new Natlonal Secur1ty Advlser my favorlte foods At that pOlnt I shall ask Senator Moynlhan to Wllllam Clark lnstalled hlm as second In command lntroduce a blll "Resolved, the nght to eat peanut butter lS He started In the Reagan admlnlstratlon as a counselor In the secu red by th 15 Cons t 1tut lOn " State Department Prevlously he was a staff member of the Senate Armed Serv 1ces I_omml ttee and before that a senl or resea rch fe 1- low at the NatlOnal Defense UnlVerslty In Washlngton New legislation meant to endure McFarlane Cdme to the Whlte House the flrst tlme under PreSl­ NEW YORK (UPI) -- The New York Tlmes has commented edl ton­ dent Nlxon In 1971 as a Whlte House fellow and then executlve ally on the llftlng of martlal law In Poland The T1mes, sald 1n asslstant to thr counsel to the presldent for leglslatlve af­ part falrs "'Those bllls are worse than the martlal law regulatlOns ' From 1973 to 1975 he was mllltary asslstant to Klsslnger, who That was Lech Walesa's comment on the new C1Vll provlslons that was both secretdry of state and natlonal securlty advlser to the w1ll replace martlal law In Poland He was not exaggeratlng presldent McFarlane then became executlve asslstant to Natlonal "Martlal law was by nature extraordlnary, a temporary expe­ Securlty Advlser Brent Scowcroft In the Ford admlnlstratlon and d1ent The new leglslat1on, equally represslve, lS meant to en­ then speclal asslstant to the presldent for natlonal securlty dure Wlthout the martlal drama of statlonlng tanks In the affalrs streets, unlons can st1ll be dlssolved, demonstrators beaten and McFarlane, who llves In Bethesda, Md , lS a graduate of the dlssenters locked away Though the reglme lS call1ng off the U S Naval Academy and stud1ed lnternatlonal relat10ns at the state of war aga1nst the POllSh people, lt lS hardly offerlng an Instltut des Hautes Etudes In Geneva honest peace He recelved the Dlstlngulshed Serv1ce Medal, the natlon's "The only humane element of the new prOV1S10ns lS a condl­ hlghest peacetlme mllltary decoratlon tlonal amnesty for several hundred vlolators of martlal law who McFarlane lS marrled and has three chlldren are stlll belng detalned " PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1983 'face';ft' Of Greens Continues Chemical Agents Disposal What' 5 So Important About By COURTNEY DANKO The "facehft" for greens 5 and 6 of S,stem: DflS Prepared Having A Will? KwaJale1n's Holmberg Fairway, contlnued as From WESTCGM PAG CONCLUSION approx1mately 20 volunteers top planted FT SHAFTER, Hawall -- The Department (ARNEWS) -- Under most state laws -- them w1th T1f Dwarf Bermuda stolons the of the Army, July 13, submltted to federal 1n the absence of a wl11, not all of you r second weekend 1n July regulatory, state revlewlng agencles and estate would go to your survlvlng spouse In May the rebu1ld1ng of the greens be­ ,nterested envlronmental groups, the Draft lf you have chlldren by a present or for­ gan wlth volunteers remov1ng approxlmately Envlronmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for mer marrlage The chlldren would lnher1t 20 truckloads of d1rt, coral, sand, and the proposed constructlon and operat1on of a portlon of your estate 1n thelr own rock from the greens and replac1ng 1t wlth a large-scale chemlcal demllltar1zatlon rlghts regardless of thelr ages at the good baseflll mater1al from around KwaJa­ facl11ty at Johnston Atoll ln the Paclf1c tlme leln The proposed actlon lnvolves the con­ Generally speaklng, the wlfe or husband Accord1ng to Doug McLaughl1n, Global struct10n of an advanced lndustrlal-type would 1nher1t one-thlrd to one-half of the Assoc1ates, "The greens were then re­ fac111ty that w1ll use the latest comblned estate and the chlldren would share 1n the shaped and graded to the1r flnal conf1gu­ state-of-the-art technology and processes balance ratlon, and were allowed to settle Then successfully demonstrated at the Army's When a wlfe or husband but no chlldren Tlf Dwarf Ber~uda stolons were spread, and prototype Chemlcal Agent Munltlons D1S­ are left, the survlv1ng spouse may get the tIlt:: volunteers covered thcr" "lth burlap posal System (CAMD5), WhlCh has been ln entlre estate under the laws of some Tre greens are be1ng carefully ''1atered operat1on at Tooele Army Depot, Utah Slnce states But ln other states, the surv1vlng when ra1nfal1 1S not suff1c1ent September 1979 spouse gets only a port1on of the estate, "Weather cond1tlons for the project Dur1ng the past 3t years, more than usually one-half or one-thlrd, wlth the have been perfect," McLaughl1n sa1d "The 26,000 unservlceable rockets and proJec­ remalnder gOlng to the deceased's parents, ra1ns began Just as the plant1ng was com­ tlles fllled wlth nerve agent GB have been brothers and slsters, and even nleces and pleted If the growlng cond1t1ons cont1nue successfully destroyed at CAMDS wlthout nephews In some states Such laws can to be good, we should have the new greens lncldent prove qUlte unfalr to the surv1vlng spouse ready for play 1n about SlX weeks" In February, a notlce of lntent to pre­ of a couple who have shared equally 1n The volunteers are golfers and others pare an env1ronmental 1mpact statement was acqulrlng thelr JOlnt estate from the var10US compan1es on KMR, and publ1shed ln the Federal Reglster The When only ch1ldren are left, they re­ are donatlng extens1ve t1me and manual la­ Army then 1nltlated a formal scoplng pro­ celve the property 1n equal shares When bor to th1S proJect cess lnvolvlng a ser1es of meetlngs wlth there are no helrs, the estate goes to the federal, state and local offlclals, as state well as the publlC to ldent1fy any maJor Another dlsadvantage of not havlng a fal fashions feature 1mpacts of the proposed constructlon and w1l1 lS that a court-apPolnted admlnlstra­ envlronmentally-safe d1sposal of the ob­ tor 1S requ1red Th1S means froas from The fifties solete and unservlceable chemlcal agents • The person appolnted mayor may not PARIS (UPI) -- The Par1s fall-w1nter and munltlons stored at Johnston Atoll be someone you would have selected, and fash10n shows opened w1th N1na R1CC1 that should be addressed 1n the enV1ron­ • a portlon of your estate wlll have Salon's vaguely 1950s dva1anche of tun1cS mental statement to go for paylng the adm1nlstrator's fees In the crushlng summer heat before an The proposed dem1lltarlzatlon faclllty Such fees can run lnto thousands of dOl­ audience of w1lted private and store Cl1- and equlpment, expected to cost about lars, consumlng money that otherw1se could ents and internatlonal press Sunday nlght, $128 m1ll1on, wlll be part of an Army-wlde have gone to your helrs one R1CC1 model took off her huge feather dlsposal program conducted by the Army's A questlon that many marrled couples hat and fanned herself wlth a grln as she TOX1C and Hazardous Mater1als Agency, ask lS, "Should both spouses have w1lls7" suffered In a coat and gown laded wlth Aberdeen Provlng Ground, Md The answer 1S slmple Yes mlnk It lS estlmated that lt wlll take at Spouses frequently make reclprocal The theme was the three-quarter syn­ least two years to obtaln the necessary wllls, that lS, wllls WhlCh complement drome, mean1nq tun1C dresses and three­ fundlng and permlts, and complete contract­ each other For example, each spouse wlll quarter or seven-e1qhths lenqth coats lng procedures and the requlred enV1ron­ prov1de for the other spouse and then the Some observers called 1t "retro" 1950, a mental documentatlon If these actlons are chlldren, apPolnt the same guardlan, and mood reinforced by strapless short even1ng completed as proposed, constructlon of the dlstrlbute the estate In the same general dresses wlth sensual drapery over the proposed Johnston Atoll Chemlcal Agent manner hlPS Dlsposal System (JACADS) could begln by You and you alone have control over To others the llne was wearable and mld-1985 and dlsposal operatlons about how your estate wlll be dlstrlbuted, and elegant and tlmeless for the Jet-setters three years later that control can be exerClsed very Slm­ who stlll float 1n ball qowns and wear The chemlca1 aqents and munltlons ply by drawlng up a wlll somethlng other than blue leans as they -stored at Johnston Atoll, WhlCh lS about Today, when many famllles are not board trans-Atlantlc planes 800 mlles southwest of Honolulu, were orlglnal groups, meanlng that husband or Wool tun1cs, edged at the neck and hem­ shlpped there In 1971 from Oklnawa PubllC wlfe or both have chlldren by former mar­ llne wlth m1nk or velvet, hld aglng beh1nds law 91-672 authorlzed thelr dlsposal but rlages, lt lS even more necessary for one whlle teamed wlth wool trousers or sklrts prohlblted them from belng returned to to provlde ahead of t1me for the dlvls10n and three-quarter coats The lean, luxurl­ the Unlted States of hlS or her property Thlnklng about the ous look recalled the 1950s, part1cularly Only obsolete and unservlceab1e rockets varlOUS ways you could draw up your wlll when splced up wlth felt mann1sh hats trlm­ and land mlnes fllled w1th nerve agents GB provldes an opportunlty for famlly con­ med wlth vells or feathers and VX have been authorlzed for dlsposal sultatlons and agreement on certaln de­ The other look of R1CCl deSlqner Gerard at thlS tlme C1Slons It also provldes a natural way of Plpart was the mascullne SUlt One that A total of 13,889 M55 rockets contaln1ng forclng the famlly group to recognlze the brought applause was a three-quarter nerve agent VX and 58,410 M55 rockets con­ posslbll1ty of the death of the husband or length wool coat of black and gray strlpes taln1ng nerve aqFnt GB have been deslgnat­ wlfe, the mother or father, and as a re­ over a black-and-whlte strlped blazer wlth ed for dlsposal The quantlty of M23 land sult make ratlonal plans broader than Just black velvet collars and cuffs, a detall mlnes to be dlsposed of has not been fl­ draw1ng up a wlll t~at ran throughout the show nallzed but wlll be announced In advance See your legal asslstance offlce thlS The narrow sk1rt was black velvet and of the proposed dlsposal operatlon week and take the flrst step to plann1ng the black-and-whlte strlped satln blouse The alternatlves to the proposed actlon for the future of your loved ones sported a pert black bow at the neck How dlscussed ln the DEIS, are could you mlss? • No actlon Contlnue to store the Some hemllnes Just covered the knee, obsolete/unservlceable munltlons at Johns­ others were mld-caTf and Spllt to the ton Atoll knee • Constructlon of a chemlcal dlsposal For evenlng the tunlC theme played on, facl11ty at an alternate slte and ShlP the one of the best be1ng a patchwork-l1ke munltlons to that slte • Transfer the chemlcal agents/munl­ Judge Advocate sllk of red, gray, taupe and black geomet­ ArmyT Medical Corp. General Corps rlC des1gns edged w1th gray ostr1ch feath­ tlons stored at Johnston Atoll to another ers slte for storage July 27. 1775 July 29. 1775 Cocktal1 dresses were fake tun1cs, or • Dlsposal of the unservlceable/obso- rather body-huqg1ng sensual dresses w1th 1ete chemlcal munltlons by ocean dumplng m1nk blndlng the hlP to glve a two-p1ece • D1sposal of the unserv1ceable/obso­ ANNIVERSARIES look lete chemlcal mun1t1ons at sea by ShlP­ P1part's col1ect1on neatly marr1ed board 1nclneratlon lnto the sex-appeal trend that Par1s dlS­ • Neutrallze the chemlcal agents rath­ ChaplalDs' Corp. covered ln the Sprlng shows last January er than lnc1nerate trem July 29. 1775 The evenlng wear centered on the "mov1e • Develop means to reprocess the chem­ star" gowns of the 1950s, strapless, cl1ng­ lcal agents to reusable products lng to an hourglass shape, adorned wlth Envlronmental lmpacts analyzed lnclude mlnk or glgantlc bows a1r qual1ty, water quallty, waste dlsposal. human health, nOlse, endangered specles, o Transportation Corp. On Th,s Day In HIstory other flSh and wlldllfe and SOCloeconomlCS 00 July 31, 1942 In 1941, General Douglas MacArthur was Comments on the DEIS should be submlt­ DOD named Commander of U S forces 1n the ted In wrltlng not later than Sept 1, OW Phll1pplnes 1983, to the U S Army Dlvlslon Englneer, W In 1967, four days of rac1al rlot1ng In Paclf1c Ocean Dlvlslon, ATTN PODED-PV, Detrolt ended wlth 39 dead Fort Shafter, Hawall 96858 Sports HOURGLASS, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1983, PAGE 5 American League Roundup Soft"all Standings Games NEW YORK (UPI) -- ~ometlmes lt'S hard "A" Dlvls10n W L T Pct Left to tell whether the mckname "Murderer's 1 Redeye Express 5 1 833 3 Row" better fltS the Mlnnesota TWlns' bat­ 2 Jerry's Kl ds 4 2 666 3 ters or thelr pltchers 3 Hono 4 3 571 2 When thelr pltchers aren't gettlng 4 Heatwave 0 7 000 2 murdered, the young TWlns' hltters can do "B" Dlvlslon (flrst round) some murderlng of thelr own 1 Medlcare 5 1 833 o It was the hltters' turn Monday nlght 2 Benchwarmers 4 1 800 1 Sparked by a 15-hlt attack that lnclud­ 2 Bo-Dnft 4 1 800 1 ed flve home runs, the TWlns had thelr 3 Junkheap 3 3 500 o best offenslve performance of the season 4 Ragger' 5 Pt I I 2 4 333 o and crushed the Mllwaukee Brewers 17-3 5 B&G 1 5 166 o to Wln thelr fourth game ln a row after a 6 Coll ectlOn 1 5 166 o recent elght-game loslng streak Women's Dlvls10n Tom Brunansky clouted two home runs, 1 Anyth1ng 4 1 800 3 Kent Herbek and Ron Washlngton smacked 2 BodaclOus T's 3 2 600 3 two-run homers and Gary Ward added a solo 3 Anyk1ne 0 4 000 4 shot to help Frank Vlola, 5-7, to an easy vlctory Mlckey Hatcher also chlpped ln Basket"all Standings wlth a palr of doubles, lncludlng a three­ Games run hlt ln the flrst lnnlng Men's Teams W L Pct Left Hatcher's three-run double and Brunan­ "B" Team 5 1 833 1 sky's flrst homer keyed a flve-run flrst Gulf Coast C C 5 1 833 1 lnmng agalnst loser Mlke Caldwell, 7-8 POl Dog I 4 2 666 1 Rusty Kuntz opened wlth a double and wlth Hoopers 4 3 571 o one out, Caldwell walked Ward and Gary Bad News 3 3 500 1 John PullLam of POL Doq I shown drLb­ Gaettl to load the bases Kuntz came home YOU 1 5 166 1 blLng Ln recent basketball act Lon on Herbek's lnfleld slngle and Hatcher POl Dog II 1 4 200 2 (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) then cleared the bases wlth a double but Kapakah1 s 0 4 000 3 was thrown out trYlng for a trlple Brun­ Women's Teams Summer fun Results ansky capped the scorlng wlth hlS flrst Troubleshooters 6 0 000 2 homer Kamakazes 0 6 000 2 Basketball Elsewhere ln the AL, Callfornla downed The Troubleshooters edged the Kama­ Baltlmore 5-2, Chlcago topped Toronto 7-4, kazes 17-16 In last nlght's actl0n New York edged Texas 6-5, Kansas Clty de­ Summer fun Class Change For the Troubleshooters, Tammy Hunt feated Cleveland 6-1, and Boston blanked The follow1ng Spec1al Serv1ces Summer scured 7 p01nts, and Darlene Koenlg-and Oakland 3-0 Fun classes have been comblned due to lack Monlca Mclln each had 4 Lee Allas played of slgn-ups Any questlons should be d1- well defens1 vely --Spotlight On--- rected to 8arbara Egan at Le Jeune Spot, For the Kamakazes, Carla McGrew had 8-3754 8 p01nts and Mla Prunestl scored 4 Susle • All var10US game classes and soccer Shelllack was top defenSlve player for the w1ll be held at 8 30 a m at Rlchardson Kamakazes Fleld * * * • Beg1nnlng Tennls, the 10 30 a m It was POl Dogs II over Kapakah1s 43-38 MELBOURNE, Australla (UPI) -- A pollce class wl1l be cowblned w1th the 9 30 a m Monday nlght Daryl Ranls was top scorer bugglng expert has flown to Newport, R I class for the POl Dogs II wlth 18 pOlnts Mlke to strengthen Australla's securlty network • Aerob1cs 15 canceled due to lack of Jard1n scored 6 FranClS Sllva was key ln the run-up to the Amerlca's Cup flnals, slgn-ups defenslve player for the POl Dogs II yachtlng authorltles sald For the Kapakah1s, Clay Tuesea scored The Vlctorlan pollce expert wlll scram­ 16 p01nts, whlle B111 Sutton scored 12 ble lmportant radlo messages and de-bug Dependents Pool Hours Sutton was also the top defenslve player team members' quarters, Vlctorla's Chal­ New Dependents Pool hours of operat10n for the Kapakah1s lenge 12 syndlcate head Rlchard Pratt sald due to Specla1 Servlces Summer Fun act1v1- * * * Monday tles Gulf Coast Communlty College defeated Pratt sald the expert has been recrult­ Monday-Thursday YOU 53-29 Monday ed to strengthen securlty followlng the 8 - 9 a m La p SW1 mm1 ng Mlke Justlce was hlgh scorer for the weekend arrest of a Canadlan dlver caught 9 - 11 30 a m Summer Fun programs only ~ulf Coast C C wlth 10 pOlnts Alan Slms taklng photographs of Australla II's se­ 12 30-1 30 P m Lap sW1mm1ng scored 6 steve Schwartz had a good defen­ cret keel 1 30-3 30 p m Summer Fun programs only Slve game * * * 3 30-6 p m Open SW1m For YOU, KeVln Mclaughl1n had 14 CHASKA, Mlnn (UPI) -- Bllly Casper won Saturday p01nts, and Johnny Thomason had 10 Brlan the U S Senlor Open golf tournament Mon­ 9 30 a m - 6 p m Open SW1m GarllP was top defenSlve player for YOU day wlth a blrdle on the flrst sudden­ Sunday Softball death hole after he and Rod Funseth each 11 a m - 6 0 m Oopn ~W1m It was Medlcare over B&G Monday wlth shot 4-over-par 75 In an 18-hole playoff a score of 2-1 * * * National league Roundup Tom Ward and Tommy Hunt each connected SYDNEY, Australln (UPI) -- Austra11an for a h1t for Med1care Johnny Thomason, golfer, Jack Newton, who lost an arm and NEW YORK (UPI) -- George Hendr1ck, who Jack McCabe and Jake Koeller got together suffered mu1tlp1e lnJurles when he walked cO-lnvented s11ence along w1th Ph11adel­ for a double play In the ~lxth lnnlng lnto a splnnlng alrcraft propeller, was ph1a's Steve Carlton, usually lets h1S bat KeV1n Mclaughl1n and Tom Ward both had a reported today In a "senous but stable" do the proverblal talklng But unt11 Mon­ very good game wlth some excellent catch­ cond1tlOn day n1ght, h1S h1tt1ng was 11ttle to shout es * * * about Peal Roror had two hltS for B&G There (AP) -- F1ve-tlme Wlmbledon champ10n Hendr1ck broke a l-for-26 slump wlth were a couple of good double plays for Bjorn Borg says that he lS cons1derlng three hl ts, lncl Udl nq a t''Io-run homer for B&G wlth Emp1 AneJ, Moto1 JabuJulan and end1ng h1S ret1rement from professlonal hlS flrst Slnce June 11, to lead the St D1Ck losen 1n actlon Henta Phlll1P play­ tennls Speak1ng at a news conference 1n LOU1S Cardlnals to a 9-4 vlctory Monday ed a good game at left f1e1d Mun1ch, West Germany, Borg sald that he nlght over the San Franclsco Glants may play 1n a few small tournaments next Hendrlck, who along w1th Carlton de­ Schedule Of Sports Events year The 27-year-old Swede den1ed a re­ cllnes to speak w1th reporters, had fallen port he would play at Wlmb1edon and the from 351 on July 13 to 326 but upped hlS 8asketball U S Open 1n 1985 average flve pOlnts w1th the three hltS Tom ght * * * Monday n1ght Dur1ng hlS drought, Hend­ 7 30 POl Dog I vs Kapakahls (AP) -- The Kansas Clty Royals fl1ed a rlck's St lOU1S teammates stlll kept the Wednesday, July 27 protest wlth the Amer1can League offlce falth 6 30 POl Dog II vs YOU (2nd half) Monday, charglng the umplres m1s1nterpret­ "It was nlCe to see hlm h1t that long 7 30 Gulf Coast C C vs KapakahlS ed the rules In denYlng George Brett a one (because) he's our RBI man He has to Softball potentla1 game-w1nnlng home run aga1nst hlt for us to Wln Even when he wasn't Tom ght the Yankees Sunday In the nlnth lnn1ng h1ttlng home runs he was hlttlng the ball Brandon 5 15 Benchwarmers vs Bo Dr1ft Sunday, Brett hlt a dr1ve lnto the seats hard to the Opposlte fleld," sald Cardl­ Ragan 5 15 Anyth1ng vs Anyk1ne for an apparent 5-4 Kansas Clty lead But nals th1rd baseman Ken Oberkfell Wednesday, July 27 afterwards, New York manager Bll1y Martln Hendrlck's 12th home run and a two-run No games scheduled protested the plne tar on Brett's baseball double by Ozzle Smlth h1ghl1ghted a flve­ bat exceeded the 18-1nch llmlt as dlctated run f1rst 1nn1ng agalnst Andy McGaff1gan, FIshermen's Report In the rulebook The umplres agreed and 2-8, who was mak1ng h1S flrst start SllCe By TOM DALY Brett was declared the thlrd out, and New June 18 Andy Van Slyke slngled 1n the On ROl-Namur, Charley "Tuna" Felton, York won 4-3 other run 1n the 1nnlng DennlS Kunlmltsu, and Damlen Balen were * * * Dave la P01nt ralsed hlS career record off of R01, Me11u and ~oggerlk last week­ (AP) -- Tracy Austln, the fourth rank­ to 4-0 aga1nst the Glants and lmproved h1S end and brought In 20 b1uefln tuna at lnq women's player In the world, wl11 be season mark to 8-6 8-10 pounds each, nlne yellowfln tuna at out of actlon untll mld-August due to a In other Nl games, Ch1cago routed los 10-60 pounds, and one kava kava at flve rlb stress fracture The lnJury was ulS­ Angeles 9-3, Clnc1nnat1 beat Montreal 4-2 pounds Dennls wasn't too happy when told covered durlng her flrst checkup Slnce and then lost 8-1, Plttsburgh Dounced San he wouldn't get credlt for hlS 12-pound wlthdrawlng from Wlmbledon Dlego 6-3, and New York edged Atlanta 5-4 ye 11 owfl n head Focu§

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Hodglrin's Disease AIIII May Still Bear Children Jim Bishop: Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Women successfully treated wlth chemotherapy for Hodgkln's d1sease, a type of cancer, can stlll bear [Mders chlldren lf the medlcatlon does not pre­ What Makes the Earth Quake'} vent them from menstruatlng normally, a new study says The earthquake at Coalmga center generates Its own heat 10 Callfonua has stirred the and may get hotter and hotter Dear Ann Landers I am an 18-year-old The maJor1ty of the women ln the stUQY world of earth sCience Some One body of sCientIsts thmk slngle mother of tWlns My parents threw who went lnto remlSS10n after chemothera1Y selSIDologlSts think they can they can learn more about the me out of the house when I told them I was and contlnued to have normal perl ods bore predict earthquakes and earth by studymg the pregnant Three months after the tWlns healthy bab1es, French researchers sald ln volcaruc eruptIons, others uruverse What they're trymg were born I got herpes from a magazlne a report ln the August lssue of the Jour­ dlsagree If we could an­ to do IS to fmd a slffiple equa tIcipate them we would stIll tlOn which Will explam salesman The guy lled to me and sald he nal Cancer be unable to stop them everything Albert Emstem had eczema None of thlS has anythlng to The only dlfferences between the wom­ SelSmolOlglsts, who are 10 took a long step With Ius for do wlth my problem en's pregnanc1es after therapy was lust a the elemental stage of learn­ mula for mass and energy In The real trouble 1S I am havlng an af­ Sllghtly hlgher number of spontaneous Ing sometbmg about this the 1920s planet, are m dlsagreement He believed m an orderly, falr wlth a marrled man He lS 26, unem­ abortlons and a lower ratlo of boys to With themselves That quake explainable world ployed and hlS w1fe lS a professlonal glrls In Coalmga was heard around Astronomers and mathematI­ wrestler She lS one tough lady and I don't "Th1S study shows that for the 73 6 per­ the world Delicate m cians are now usmg complex want to tangle wlth her She walked ln on cent of the women who contlnued to men- struments shuddered Men computers to try to explam us one afternoon ln thelr flat, but fortu­ struate after therapy, fert1llty, measured the length of tlffie It everything, It's elUSive, If not reqwred to reach Bombay, lffiposslble nately I had my clothes on (Most of R1Ck's pregnancles and offspr1ng don't seem to be London, Cluna Many of them now subSCribe were off) He lS a very fast thlnker -­ altered," sald the report from the Instl­ In some places It took longer to the "Big Bang" theory, sa1d I was a chlropractor, glvlng hlm an tute for Research on Leukem1a and Blood than It should In others, It was wluch states that the whole adjustment She then told me she was hav­ D1seases at the Hospltal Salnt LOU1S, shorter by l1ll11eseconds If the thing began when a small lng trouble w1th her back and asked me to Unlverslty of Parls sound goes through the center lugbly dense mass of material of the earth, It could be slowed exploded outward mto suns g1ve her an adjustment, too by masses of molten Iron Or and planets We know all con I faked lt as best I could She was Blind Sailor's Confident speeded by encountering no stellatlOns are still fleemg very pleased, sald I had helped her more more opposition than a field of from each other at mcreased than any chlropractor who had ever worked SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -- Hank Dekker, who light molecules rates of speed on her and asked for an appolntment the lS bllnd, wants to demonstrate to employ­ Nobody knows Nobody likes They aren't sure when It all to guess We live on an earthen started The sCientIsts say next day Ann, I have been gOlng over ers that handlcapped people can learn new crust It COnsISts of plates somewhere between 10 and 20 there regularly Yesterday was her slxth Sk1lls so th1S week he w1ll leave on a holdmg contments which million years ago That's a lot adjustment She pays me $20 a V1Slt solo sa1llng voyage to Honolulu move a little thIS way or that of latitude They have Can I get ln trouble for practlclng "There 1S one th1ng I am not and that TIns plate IS deep and scrapes pOSItIvely Identified old stars 2 medlclne wlthout a llcense7 Please g1ve lS a hero," says Decker, 41, who was agamst a plate much farther billion light years away TIns down ThIS slight gnndlng means that It reqwres that me some advlce rlght away I can't ask bl1nded by glaucoma 11 years ago "If I against creates dlsasters for length of tlffie for the light anybody else for help, and I sure do need dldn't thlnk I could make lt, I wouldn't us from that star to reach a It' -- Dependlng On You In Cornlng, N Y get on that boat " It IS generally acknowledg telescope here ed that the deepest holes ever Dear Corn~ng The k~nd of trouble you The San FranC1SCO man wlll use an auto­ A new breed of tlunkers IS drilled m the earth go only ten conung up WIth the theory that are worr~ed about ~s noth~ng compared to matlc radar system, a brallle compass and percent Into the upper crust the stars and planets are of what m~ght happen ~f the lady wrestler brallle charts on board hlS 25-foot sloop And yet, "Science News,' a small account They claim learns the truth Stop see~ng R~ck at once Dark Star when he departs from San Fran­ respected publicatIOn, IS con­ that the dawn of the uruverse and tell your "pat~ent" you have g~ven up C1SCO bound for Hawall ln a few days He vmced that about twa-tlurds of was the mventlOn of space tlus planet COnsiSts of very hot your pract~ce sald lt should take 19 to 25 days to Tlnnkmg about tlus hurts my molten matter head reach hlS destlnatlon This gives us about a tlurd of Another theory surfaced a Dear Ann Landers Wlth summer upon us the outside on wluch to live few years ago Tlus was the and the knowledge that I wlll be spendlng That IS theory The truth 15 "balloon" Idea At the begum a lot of t1me ln my new convertlble sports that we live off about twelve mg, they Said, the entire Your Individual mches of topSOil Without that uruverse was a small col car, the same nagglng thought keeps creep­ little bit, nothing would grow lng lnto my mlnd lapsed baUoon With dots Horoscope dnd we'd starve pamted on It These dots were There lS a runnlng argument among my It's a dlCY SituatIOn all the bodles we know In the frlend5 regardlng seat belts Some say, ======F~~Dnke~~======~~==== Underneath our thin crust IS a sky "Wear your seat belt so lf the car fllPS FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1983 deep mantle, wluch keeps the When the baUoon IS mflated, over lt won't land on you" Others say, molten center where It bela­ the dots recede from each ARIES ..,..,-!l;> SCORPIO ~_ mgs - most of the tlffie TIns other, thus creatIng stars and "Don't wear a seat belt You'll stand a (Mar 2ltoApr 19) 1~(Oct 23 to Nov 21) I1\,f'Iir' so-ealled mantle averages planets And, to a degree, better chance lf you are thrown clear of Chances are, If you accept Complete duties before about 450 nules m depth In space Itself the car " an mVltatIon to a party you socializmg Don't try to lffi­ tImes of stress, It grates The best you can say for 7 don't really want to attend, press another by agamst the lower mantle some of these theOries IS that And what about a small Chlld Should he/ you'll end up poutIng Know overspendmg Smcerlty IS a she be strapped ln lf the car 15 a con­ The earth shudders the proponents are honorable when to say no plus now Bwldmgs fall Volcanos erupt suckers They are truly trymg vertlble7 What do the experts say7-- Heads TAURUS tj.c:!f'SAGITrARIUS,f, ~ Some of our best sCientIsts feel to solve the greatest riddle of or Talls ln IndlanapollS (Apr 2OtoMay20) "(101" (Nov 22 to Dec 21) (({F that the molten center IS m all The balloon theOriSts You're tempted to An old fnend IS a stabilizmg Dear Indy My fr~ends at Allstate In­ constant CirculatIOn, trying to forget one lffiportant tlung overspend If soclalizmg today mfluence You're mclmed to surance, General Motors and the Nat~onal rid Itself of tremendous heat Who put bps to the balloon Avert dIStractIons and concen take a family member for by poppmg through the crust and blew It up? My personal Safety Counc~l say, "WEAR YOUR SEAT BELTS trate on worthwhile career granted Be sure to fulfill com TIns gives the lffipresslOn of a theory IS that man AT ALL TIMES'" And, by all means, make sure goals Don't lend money nutments constantly cooling earth It IS ffilScalcuia tes when he tlunks GEMINl 11'f the l~ttle ones are strapppd securely ~n ~ CAPRICORN ~ good thmkmg until someone he can solve the unsolvable (May 2ltoJune 20) Il~ (Dec 22 to Jan 19) "I) \t\'f proposes that the molten the~r spec~ally bu~l t car seats' Remem­ You can count on someone You'll need to be able to sort © 198J King Featureos Syndicate 'nc ber the l~ne I quoted by the h~ghway patrol at a dlstance Moong career fact from fICtIOn today Others off~cer? It made a tremendous ~mpact on and SOCial life IS not recom- may embelliSh the truth Be London-Style Leisure thousands who wrote to tell me so He sa~d, mended Don't fall for guarded In what you say now "I have never unbuckled a dead man" unrealIStIc proposItIons AQUARIUS _ M CANCER 1DtL4 (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ...... ~ LONDON (UPI)-- Pr1me Mlnlster Margaret (June 2ltoJuly 22) ~~ Caution IS recommended In Thatcher and Llberal Party Leader Davld Dear Ann Landers My husband watches Accept a family duty cheer- fmanclal dealings AVOid get Steel both l1ke a good thrlller whlle for­ the TV preachers every Sunday He cla1ms fully If a triP reqwres takmg rlch-qwck schemes A trusted mer Labor Prlme M1nlster Harold W1llson, one mlnlster sald there are 350 dlfferent tIme off from work, It's best to adVISer has worthwlule adVice now Lord Wllson, prefers a plnt at hlS Slns My husband wants to know lf you can sa} no First tlungs come first for you local pub LEO n riO PISCES )( 6>v get the llSt He thlnks he lS mlsslng (July23toAug 22) u,,~ (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ A survey publlshed Monday sald former somethlng -- E J , Mayfleld, Ky Extravagant mclmatlOns Once you do what's ex" Labor Prlme Mlnlster James Callaghan re­ Dear E J Sorry, I have no such l~st need watcbmg Don't overex pected of you, you may Sit on commends a 20-mlnute snooze for relaxatlon tend credit You may take un your hands Show a little more Tell your husband to wr~te to the preach­ wh1le actress Dlnah Sherldan sald, "You wise rISks With your capital Interest Keep your pride 10 er VIRGO lIP V\. check must be sure that you are wlth the rlght (Aug 23 to Sept 22) ~ YOU BORN TODAY are not people and ln the nght atmosphere" What's prudlsh7 What's 0 K7 If you Togetherness IS not fostered easily defeated You accept Barbara Cartland, author of countless aren't sure, you need some help It's by company now You're bet- adversity as a challenge and romantlc novels, says she relaxes best by ava1lable ln the booklet "Neckwg and ter off spendmg tIme alone are at your best when the gatherlng materlal for another book 7 With each other than mmglmg chips are down You have a Pettlng -- What Are The Llm1ts " Mall With others strong Will and belong 10 a Mrs Thatcher, quoted ln the survey un­ your request to Ann Landers, P 0 LIBRA An position of authonty dertaken by a travel flrm, sald, "I llke Box 11995, Ch1cago, III 60611, encloslng (Sept 23toOct 22) - However, a good educatIOn 10 books by people llke John LeCarre or You're easily dIStracted the field of your chOice Will be ~O cents and a long, stamped, self-ad­ Allstalr MacLean, especlally lf they now and may goof off on the your best bet to achieve the dressed envelope Job Make a pomt to do tlungs prommence you seek Though take qUlte a long tlme to get through" well Don't gIVe m to slap-dash you work well With others, at Wllson says that after a plnt at the Copyr~ght 1983 F~eld Enterpr~ses, Inc, methods tImes you can be aloof local, "Westmlnster seems a long way away" Comics HOURGLASS, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1983, PAGE 7 PEANUTS Th Do It Every Time 0'983 U'::'U'. 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THERE WILL BE A MIC SHOP ORIENTATION 10 a m FOR SALE July 28 at the M1C Shop All lnterested KWAJ CONDITION BIKE One new tlre, $50 volunteers are welcome (M1C Shop) The HourGlass IS publIShed by Global AssoCiales Monday Ca 11 83495 through friday at the direction of the Commander Kwa,alern KWAJALEIN MEMORIAL DIVISION, CHINA POST 1 M,sSIle Range Marshall Islands under contract DASG PRE-PACKOUT SALE Plne plcnlc table wlth meets on Thursday, July 28, at Veterans The YleWS and opinions expressed In the two benches, $90, dartboard wlth darts, $3, Hall at 7 p m (Ch1na 1) 60 82 C 0063 wooden lronlng board, $5, lnflatable Qeach newspaper are no' necessarrly those of the Department 01 t". mattress, $10, exerClse slantboard, $15, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TROOP 314 "The Is­ Army TIlls newspaper an unoffiCial publication authOrized exerClse mat, $3, heavy-duty camera trlpod, landers" ThlS week's meetlng wl11 be held under Ihe pro.ISlons of conlrocI DASG60 82 C 0063 $20 Call 82457 Wednesday, July 27 at 7 p m at the Scout IS reproduced by offset printing Hut A speclal actlvlty troop proJect wlll Communications should be addressed '0 the HourGlass RIDICULOUS LOW PRICES Golf clubs and bag, be conducted (Boy Scouts of Amerlca) Box 23 APO San FrancISCo 96555 or call 83539 blkes, blke parts, curtalns, mOVle screen, Materials appearing ,n the HourGlass may no' be X-mas tree, records, tennlS balls and PATRONS WITH OVERDUE BOOKS w1ll not be reprln'ed wI,hout 'he approval of 'he Commander Kwa,afe,n equlpment, electrlC fan, alr pumps, cloth­ allowed to check out addlt10nal books un­ M,ss,'e Range All want ads and no',ces mus' be subm,tted lng and mlscellaneous ltems Call 82592, tll all overdue books are returned ThlS on GA Form 8028 by noon of 'he day prior '0 publication 2 P m - 8 p m lncludes famllles where one person has an overdue book (Grace Sherwood L1brary) Courtney Danko, Act~ng Ed~tor MEN'S SHOES, Slze 9~EEE, mllltary style Joan Skoglund, Act~ng Assoc~ate Ed~tor dress black oxford, $30 Pald $45 for them TO ALL TRAILER RESIDENTS For proper oper­ new, worn 3 tlmes Wrong Slze Blcycles-­ atlon of your alr cond1tloner, lt lS essen­ Betty S~ms Gerr~ DoughartlJ Two glrl's 26", $5 each, one boy's 20", t1al that the fllter be changed at least $20, one qlrl's 20", $20, One qlrl's 20", once a month Fllters may be p1cked up at THrRE HAVE BEE~ A FEW INCIDENTS where $5 Avallable Auq 1 Call H82478, W84803 Global Plant Property offlce, Faclllty 602, ]rOCerles from Surfway have been del1vered durlng normal worklng hours to the wrong address To help allevlate IF YOU NEED A CHRISTMAS TREE - thlS one lS th1S problem please check your grocery beautlful It stands 6' tall and lS nlce THE CARIBOU LOUNGE IS A PRIVATE FACILITY bags to ensure that they have your correct and full Sells for $100 at Sears In Hono for use of the Veterans of Fore1gn Wars, reslnence number Get a bargaln for only $15 Call 82669 Amer1can Leglon, actlve duty armed forces, thelr famllles and authorlzed guests YOKWE YUK CLUB DRESS CODE - In accordance BEAUTIFUL FREE-STANDING SHELVING unlt that Membershlp 1dentlflcatlon lS mandatory, as wlth Global Procedure 1235, the dress code can be arranged ln many dlfferent ways A 1S ver1flcatl0n of guest status (VFW/ for the Yokwe Yuk Club lS quoted for your lovely decoratlve unlt w1th 21 shelves and LeglOn) lnfonnatlon and compllance "Persons uSlng 48 splndles Shelves are 13"x30" each club facllltles are requ1red to dress ap­ Prlced at $160 Call 82669 THE GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY has membersh1p proprlately, as they would be expected to cards to the followlng tourlst attractlons dress at a casual country club or restau­ PATIO/LANAI on two-bedroom Kentron house Dlsney Maglc K1nqdom Club w1th new bro­ rant In the Unlted States Such ltems as Also lncludes two-story TV antenna and one chures, Movleland, Marr10tt's Great Amerl­ 'cut-offs, I tank tops, sWlmsults, hats or alr condltloner, $750 Qtrs 436B, Call club, Marlne World Afr1ca USA caps, are not acceptable Clothes must be H83521, W82065 neat and clean Bare feet are not accef)t­ THE KWAJALEIN ART GUILD has an Arts and able Exceptlons to the dress cr1terla may PENETRATING ANCHOR - Flve pounds alum1num Crafts Show and Sale planned for October be granted for speclal occaSlO~S by prlor and sta1nless steel New, never used ThlS w1ll feature works by local artlsans arrangement wlth the club manager The Llsted In Penney's catalog, $29 99, w1ll for dlsplay and wlll be for sale Don't club manager reserves the rlght to refuse sell for $28 Call H83521, W82065 mlSS th1S unlque weekend lsland attractlon admlttance and/or serVlce to customers and guests appearlng ln the club wear1ng any METAL UTILITY SHELVES - Charcoal gray, GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY hours are as of the above ltems, or lf they are dressed 60 lnches hlgh, 30 lnches wlde, 12 lnches foll ows In a manner WhlCh may be offenslve to deep Flve shelves, $20 Call 82585 1 p m - 9 p m Monday thru Saturday others " (Global) 1 p m - 7 30 p m Sundays SLANT EXERCISE BOARD, $25 Call 83713 Please allow enough tlme to check out books at least 10 mlnutes before closlng tlme DRIVER WITH LYNX HEAD and Aldlla shaft, regular Guaranteed 220 yards off tee USERS OF CAMP HAMILTON' A meetlng 1S sched­ Flrst $110 takes Call Keokl at 82177 or uled for Thursday, July 28, at 7 p m In 83626 the Scout Hut, Bldg T1762 Members of the Blue Dolph1n Sk1 Club, W1ndsurfers Club, and Boy Scout Commlttee members are re­ LOST m1nded to attend thlS lmportant meet1ng SEA QUEST VEST Red B1geJ plcnlc t1me Questlons may be d1rected to N1Ck Skoglund Call 82487 at 83136 after 5 p m (Boy Scouts of Amenca) WANTED BOUGAINVILLEA PLANT, fuchsla color, call F1nd out more about -- 83316 LIVing In A World Of Computers The Global Management Club w1ll hold lts monthly meet1ng 1n the Banyan R0lm of the HELP WANTED Yokwe Yuk Club on July 28 At INVENTORY PERSONNEL NEEDED to help w1ih tltude adJustment per10d starts Macy's lnventory on Monday and Tuesday, at 6 30 pm, bus1ness meetlng NMA (' .s. Savin~~ Bond~ Aug 1 and 2 from 7 30 a m to 4 30 P m at 7 p m Guest speaker w11l be Must be 16 years or older Contact Sherry Dave Harrls, Management System are a ~real wa~ 10 bu~ more Ihmg!. Sherrlll at Macy's before July 27, at Analyst Spouses are welcome 82143 or come on 1n and slgn up and encouraged to attend Club dues are payable thlS month TOnight At The MOVI S Rlchardson - Closed • Ivey Hall - Eye Of The Needle SERVICES OFFERED FOR MECHANICAL PROBLEMS WITH VENDING HOUSE OR TRAILER CARETAKER AVAILABLE, ex­ MACHINES, call the Ten-Ten store, 81010, 6 30, 8 30------R per1enced wlth pets, clean, no llquor or or the Retall Offlce, 83307, durlng regu­ Yokwe Yuk - Klng Of The Mountaln clgarettes References avallable Call lar hours of operat10n 7 30, 12 30------PG Paul at 81522 evenlngs Tradewlnds - Ichabod And Mr Toad DUPLICATE BRIDGE lS played 1n the Communl­ e 00------G ty Center every Wednesday and Sunday at TOnight On TeleVISIon COMMUNITY NOTICES 7 p m KWGA - A speclal meetlng wlll be held on KwaJale1n Saturday, July 30 at 1 p m on the golf HOURS FOR BARGAIN BAZAAR - The bazaar lS 4 35 Fam1ly Fued/General Hospltal clubhouse porch to plan for the "Golf Wlth open Tuesdays, 6 - 8 P m and Thursdays, 5 45 That's Incredlble the Pro" day belng held 1n conJunctlOn 3 - 5 p m Plck ups are made Tuesday 6 35 Three's Company wlth the KwaJaleln Open Follow1ng the afternoons Call Jean Harrell at 83403 7 00 Too Close For Comfort meetlng, a tournament 'Just for fun' w1ll (Bargi\l n Bazaar) 7 30 "Eternally Yours" be held Prospectlve members are welcome 9 00 Best Of Vegas Awards THE HOURGLASS IS INTERESTED IN PEOPLE' 10 20 Best Of Carson KWAJ AMATEUR RADIO CLUB EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S Are you new on ls1and or plannlng to PCS 11 05 Donahue meetlng July 27 at 7 p m All members wel­ soon? Are you new parents or expectlnq a R01-Namur come V1S1t from Grandma or Grandpa? Have you 4 30 Donahue found a rare shell or caught a record­ 5 20 General Hospltal EMON LODGE NO 179 F&AM wlll hold a speclal slZe f1sh? The Hourqlass would llke to 6 05 All-Star Gol d communlcatlon on Tuesday evenlng July 26 know and let others on lsland ln on your 6 30 Baseba 11 All-Star Game All Master Masons are 1nvlted to attend news Call the off1ce at 83539 or br1ng 9 20 60 M1nutes Bus serVlce wlll be prov1ded at the usual your news ltems to flll us In on all the 10 15 Entertalnment Week stops and tlmes For more lnformatlon call detalls - who, what, and when (Global 11 05 Dav1d Letterman the secretary, Ken Holt at 82107 (No 179) Assoc1ates)