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·' 00 KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS

VOLUME XXII, NO 143 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1985

U N Security Council FRANCE RECALLS AMBASSADOR To Hold Urgent Meetmg UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -- The U N Securlty Councll wlll hold TO PRO I EST S. AFRICA EMERGENCY an urgent meetlng to conslder By ERIK VAN EES the maSSlve arrest of antl­ Un1ted Press Internat10nal apartheld black mliltants ln South Afrlca, a spokesman sald J01-1Am,ESBU~G, South Africa the ambassador was belng recall­ wlsdom may at last prevall ln today France ordered ltS ambassa­ ed lmmedlately to protest the thls part of the world " The 15-natl0n councll wlll dor to return home today to pro- "new and serlOUS deterloratlon" The recall of the French meet Thursday upon the request test a four-day state of emer­ ln the country sparked by the ambassador was the flrst major of the French government, the gency that has resulted ln 665 state of emergency actlon taken agalnst South spokesman sald arrests A banned guerrllla "(Our country) cannot stand Afrlca Slnce Presldent Pleter Claude de Kemoularla, French group vowed to attack whlte ar­ back and allow fundamental hu­ Botha declared the state of ambassador to the UN, request­ eas "to make the entlre country man rlghts to be flouted ln emergency Sunday Many other ed the urgent meetlng, teillng ungovernable " such a way," he sald "We hope countrles have denounced the the councll that hlS government French Prlme Mlnlster Lau­ many other countrles wlll JOln emergency but have taken no lS concerned about the human rent Fablus sald ln ParlS that us lS order that Justlce and dlrect actl0n sufferlngs caused by aparthheld

Israel Releases 100 Shiite Prisoners; Packing 70 mph Winds Nabih Berri Says U.S. Broke Promise Tropical Storm Bob Charges Up By JOHN PH I LLI PS Atlantic Toward South Carolina Un1ted Press Internat1ona1 By JANE TAYLOR BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Amal lead­ ed at the same tlme and not ln Un1ted Press Internatlona1 er Nablh Berrl charged today batches," ln return for the the Unlted States broke a prom­ freelng of the hostages, Berrl MIAMI -- Troplcal storm Bob, The storm was headed north lse Israel would free all lts told reporters after Israel re­ packlng 70 mph wlnds, left sog­ at 10-15 mph Forecasters pre­ Lebanese prlsoners slmultane­ leased 100 Shllte prlsoners gy Florlda today and roared dlcted Bob would klck up storm ously followlng the release of from AtIlt M1l1tary Jall lnto the Atlantlc on a path tldes up to 3 feet above nor­ the TWA hostages Presldent Reagan has sald toward South Carollna and fore­ mal and dump 6 lnches of raln "Once agaln the U S govern­ no deals were struck wlth Berrl casters warned the tWlster along the Georgla and South ment reneged on ltS pledge pll for the release of the 39 could strlke land wlth hurrl­ Carollna coasts the prlsoners were to be releas- Amerlcan hostages cane force Nell Frank, the Hurrlcane A hurrlcane watch was lssued Center's dlrector, sald the for Georgla and South Carollna storm llkely would not galn at noon EDT, and forecasters more strength but warned lt predlcted the season's second could develop lnto a hurrlcane tWlster would hlt South Caro­ wlth wlnds gustlng up to as llna's coast tonlght much as 74 mph "The prOjected track brlngs "Reports from an Alr Force the center to the South Caro­ plane thlS mornlng show that llna coast tonlght," the Natl0n­ troplcal storm Bob 1S becomlng al Hurrlcane Center sald better organlzed as lt moves Bob's strongest wlnds were northward toward South Caro­ 40 mph when the storm moved off llna," Frank sald Florlda's east coast before "Even though condltlons do dawn after dumplng floodlng not favor rap1d strengthen1ng ralns and spawnlng a tornado and the bystem wlll probably re­ At noon EDT, the storm's maln a troplcal storm, there lS broad center was located 75 a Sllght chance wlnds could mlles east of Jacksonvllle, and reach the threshold for a mlnl­ ltS wlnds had lncreased to 50- mal hurrlcane th1S evenlng," 70 mph Frank sald Rock Hudson Tested For AIDS By VERNON SCOTT Unlted Press Internatlona1 HOLLlWOOD -- Rock Hudson, Parls durlng the weekend for who went from shy truck drlver tests at the Instltute Pasteur, to matlnee ldol before galnlng a leadlng treatment center for respect as an accompllshed ac­ AIDS, but was rushed to the tor, 1S ln a ParlS nospltal hospltal after collapslng at where a spokesman sald today he the Rltz Hotel Sunday lS belng tested for AIDS Hospltal offlclals sald Hud­ Dale Olson, a publlC1St for son was ln "as satlsfactory the 59-year-old Hudson ln Holly­ condltl0n as posslble" today wood, sald Hudson had been ln Hudson was vlslted by hlS sec­ and out of a coma He sald retary, Mark Mliler, who sald, there have been confl1ct1ng "He looks wonderful" and lS dlagnoses from doctors that the "much better" longtlme mOVle star was suffer­ Mliler sald a statement about lng from acqulred lmmune de­ the actor's condltl0n would be flclency syndrome, llver cancer lssued today ln Los Angeles or both "Rock lS currently ln a The spokesman at the Amerl­ Parls hospital where hlS doctor can HOSPltdl ln the Parls sub­ sald he has cancer of the llver urb of Neu1lly, asked about re­ and lt lS not operable," Olson ports that Hudson had llver sald "The doctor also sald cancer, sa 1d, "As far as we there were lndlcatl0ns of can­ Taking The Plunge know that lS false " cer ln hlS blood "We are conductlng tests for "But thlS doctor said there HARDY, Va K1rk W1lllams, 17, of V1nton, Va , takes AIDS," the spokesman sald, "but was no lndlcatl0n of AIDS How­ the plunge off a Cl1ff above Sm1th Mounta1n Lake In Frank11n lf any Amer1can pat1ent who ever, we have had reports from County last week Temperatures soared 1nto the 90s and com­ came here was found to have others (doctors who examlned blned wlth h1gh humldlty to make many western V1rglnlans un­ AIDS, he would be sent back to Hudson) that Rock was sufferlng comfortable (UPI Photo) the Unlted States" from AIDS We slmply don't know Olson sald Hudson went to The reports have been confused " LOCAL/WORLD NEWS f Bicycle Rules Become Official KMR Ordinance By PAT ROBBINS KMR Publ1C Affa1rs Off1ce The KMR blcycle regulatlons that have been wldely publlshed over the last few months have now been ruled to be KMR Ordl­ nance 3 by the attorney general's offlce of the Republlc of the Marshall Islands KMR Ordlnance 3 wlll now read as fol­ lows (vs what IS publlshed In the phone book) "3 Unsafe operatlon of a vehlcle, alr­ craft, boat or blcycle It shall be un­ lawful for any person to a Operate any automoblle, truck, bl­ cycle, motorcycle or other vehlcle, alr­ craft or motorboat or other boat or ves­ sel WIthout due regard for the safety of others bAll blcycle operators shall observe and obey all trafflc slgns and marklngs At some locatlons, speclflc blcycle slgns wlll provIde trafflc control gUldance ~lere such speclflc hlcycle slgns are not present, normal trafflc SIgns shall apply cAll blcycle operators shall carry and operate a Ilghtlng devlce emlttlng contlnuous whlte llght faclng forward when As she tells the youngsters a B1ble story, Ronda Mart1n uses the proper amount of rldlng a blcycle durlng hours of darkness an1mat1on to capture the ch1ldren's attent10n Also p1ctured are Russ Van Ge1son, fore­ or low VISlblllty ground left, and parent volunteers L1ssa Dabbs and Rosa Tsa1 d All blcycle operators shall assure (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) that thelr blcycles are malntalned In safe mechanlcal condltlon Each blcycle must be equlpped wlth an effectlve, me­ Backyard Club Opens Especially For Youngsters chanlcal brake and rear-mounted Ilght re­ By PATTY EVERETT flector e All blcycle operators shall rlde on A non-denomlnatlonal, Interfalth organl­ fllms geared toward varlOUS age groups, the rlght-hand slde of the road, and shall zatlon sponsored by the Island Memorlal puppetry, ga~es, mUS1C, arts and crafts, slgnal and execute turns In the same man­ Chapel especlally for chlldren was formed and outlngs, the program leaders strlve to ner as motorIzed vehlcle operators Bl­ on Island early thlS month Instlll In the youngsters an awareness of cycles should not be rldden on sldewalks The Backyard Club -- an endeavor of the Chrlstlan tedclllngs, Martln sald Communl­ Weavlng and sudden turns In trafflc are chapel's Outreach CommIttee -- began oper­ ty volunteers also provlde asslstance prohlblted StoppIng blcycles In the atlng Tuesday, July 9, at the Fellowshlp Chlldren ages 4 through 7 meet at 1 p m street to converse or operatlng more than Center under the dlrectlon of Russ Van Tuesdays at the Fellowshlp Center, and two abreast In the presence of other ve­ Gelson, the Insplratlon for the program, 8- through 11-year-olds meet Thursdays at hlcular or blcycle trafflc IS prohlblted and Ronda Martln the same tlmc Meetlng tlmes wlil change fAll blcycle operators shall keep at Accordlng to Martln, the Llub was form­ to 10 a m Tuesday~ and Thur~days at the least one hand upon the handlebars, and ed from a need for an actlvlty for Chll­ concluslon of tne Summer run Program shall not carry any package, bundle, artl­ dren that would relnforce the Chrlstlan The Backvard Club IS open to every cle, or persons that prevent compllance, ethlcs learned In Sunday school Through chIld regardless of rellglous or non-re­ even when slgnallng turns CarrYlng pas­ varlOUS actlvltles such as anlmated Blble lIgIOUS bdckground sengers on blcycles IS prohlblted except for carrylng a young Chlld or Infant se­ cured In an Infant pouch or a permanent Kimij Kararik Tok Kom and regular seat deslgned to prevent the K1m1J karar1k tok kom 1S the Marshallese ATTENTION passenger from faillng off and from In­ way to say welcome, llterally -- "We make SCUBA DIVERSI sertlng hands or feet Into movlng parts of you no longer strangers" the blcycle Any person carrylng a young New on Island IS Edward C Hlilman d FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, CATA­ Chlld or Infant must be of such an age and software englneer for MIT/LI Hlliman comes capablilty as to have total control of the to Kwa]aleln for the flrst tlmL wIth hlS LOGS FROM LEADING SUPPLIERS blcycle and to perform and understand all wlfe, Emlly, and chlldren Ddnlel, 7, and OF SCUBA EQUIPMENT ARE ON rules and regulatlons of blcycle operatlons Alexandra, 4 g All bIcycle operators must not rlde After arrlvlng from ~arlboro, Mas~ , DISPLAY IN MACY'S WEST. YOUR whIle Intoxlcated the Hlilmans sald "Our flrst Impresslons SPECIAL ORDERS WILL BE GIVEN h Any person vlolatlng any of the Imply that people are soclally act~ve and above prOVISIons shall be fIned not more also partake In a wlde varlety of dCtlVl­ PROMPT ATTENTIONI than flfty dollars ($50) for each such Vl­ tles We thlnk Kwa] wlil he Ideall, sUIted olatlon " for our famll y Ilfestyle " ,hth tl11s reV1Slon of KMR Ordlnance 3, KMR Ordlnance 3 as publlshed In the ohone On This Date In History book IS deleted, as IS KMR Ordlnance 33 In 1679, New Hampslllre became a roval and the portlon of KMR Ordlnance 5 that colony of the Brltlsh crown deals WIth bIcycles The new phone book In 1929, Presldent Herbert Hoover slgn­ WIll have the revlsed and correct KMR or­ ed the Kellogg-Brland Treaty under WhlCh dlnances In It when publlshed early next 43 natlons agreed to denounce ~ar dS an year In the meantlme, resldents should be aware of the reV1Slon clted In thIS Instrument of natlonal pollcy WHAT'S NEW In 1969, Apollo 11 returned to Earth af­ artlcle ter the hlstorlC moon landlng mlSSlon f'.T It Pays To Have Brothers In 1974, the U S Supreme Court ruled * SUR F WAY * that Presldent Rlchard M NIxon should plve LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- A $10 Jaywalklng Judge John Slrlca Whlte House tapes for tlcket Issued flve years ago to Attorney the crlmlnal Lrlal of hlS former aSSOLl­ ==:JIA General Edwln Meese -- WhlCh has Slnce FROZEI\j&RHRIG[RUED FOOD grown to $130 -- wlil be pald by hlS broth­ ates ~ er, offlclals say Surf And Sun -I CHELSES When the tlcket came to llght durln~ I last weekend, Meese's brother, George, AS OF 12 01 A,'1 * FETA * GRUYERE WEDGES head of Callfornla Department of Motor Ve­ I DANISH BLUF CUP Wednesday, July 24, 1985 * hlcles l~ Sacramento, Immedlately called Dally raInfall trace I ~ Los Angeles offlclals and sald he would Monthly total 6 27 pay the warrant, Clty attorney spokesman DR, GROC[R\ FOOD Yearly total 51 43 W Ted Goldsteln sald Monday TOMORROW ON KwAJALEIN '(~ "EdWIn probably called George and sald, COFFEE SunrIse 6 39 a n 'Help'''' Goldsteln saId Sunset 7 12 p m * r. GOLD, WHOLE BEANS out of thelr computer Frlday after a news ~loonset 12 56 a m ------reporter told them about It Hl Tlde 10 30 a m 3 8' -11 40 p m i, 4' , TFL SE ITLllS ON SALE OffIclals belleved at the tlme the at­ Lo T 1 d e 4 33 a m 2 l' - 4 48 p _ m 8' i - THURSDAY - torney general had pald the tlcket and FOR TOrAL FORECA"T CAl L b / l~~ ____J that a clerk had slmply falled to remove hlS name from the computerlzed llSt COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1985, PAGE 3 THE VERY LATEST -- A VACATION CONTRACT

By ART BUCHWALD You have heard about mar­ year we dec~ded to draw up a for the court " spons~ble for f~nd~ng any of r~age contracts be~ng negot~at­ contract and spell everyth~ng Martha sald, "Tell hlm about the above named th~ngs, nor ed, but I'll bet you never out " Amendment 6 " w~ll I be held accountable be­ heard of a "vacatlon contract " He showed me a legal docu­ "I must glve her 24 hours' cause sa~d objects were lost " Nelther had I untll the Gulls ment that had been w~tnessed notlce on people I've lnvlted "I agreed to the clause on showed me the one they drew up by a notary "It says here that for d~nner, and she has to the cond~t~on that she takes before comlng to the Cape I don't have to go to any cock­ g~ve me a week's not~ce on care of the k~ds on ra~ny ta~l part~es on the Cape where house guests," C C told me days," C C sald the men wear green blazers and "We've drawn up a l~st of house "But he has to take them to wh~te slacks w~th whales on guests who have to be agreed the l~brary " them " upon by both partles They ~n­ "Art~cle 10 was the one we "In exchange for that," clude fr~ends of our chlldren, had the b~ggest row about," Martha Gull sa~d, "I don't have relat~ves, ~ncludlng teen- e C sa~d "It has to do wHh to clean any f~sh that C e age nleces and nephews, cous~ns, our sa~lboat Martha wanted a catches " ~n-laws and people we haven't clause stat~ng that she no "Art~cle 4 states that seen In f~ve years who Just longer has to set foot on my no workmen or decorators w~ll found out we have a house on sa~lboat, or any frlend's be allowed In the house wh~le the Cape Martha's mother may sallboat, for the entlre summer I am on vacatlon," Gull sald only stay for one week or I sald she couldn't do that to "And furthenuore the k~d who seven days, whlchever lS the me because she ~s a very lm­ cuts the lawn may not start greater My mother can stay for portant part of the crew, hls mower before 10 o'clock a s~mllar perlod of tlme, but part~cularly when nobody else In the mornlng or whlle I'm Martha has the opt~on, ~f ~t lS around " taklng a nap " gets to be too much for her, Martha sa~d,' "The comprom~se "I demanded Artlcle 7," of tak~ng off and v~s~t~ng her ~s that I w~ll only go on Martha sald "e e may not corne frlend on Long Island " board If C C can flnd ab­ horne from a tennlS game and Martha p~cked up the docu­ solutely no one to sa~l w~th tell me what a wonderful woman ment "Art~cle 9 refers to If I do and he yells at me player he had for a partner " mlsslng cloth~ng and other ob­ Just once, I am to be taken to "I gave her that one," C C Jects such as sneakers, ten­ the nearest port and put sald, "on the cond~tlon she n~s rackets, boat and flsh~ng ashore " "In the past we have had wouldn't make me dr~ve lnto gear, and any other vacatlon b~g f~ghts about our summer," town for a pound of butter paraphernal~a that C C has COPYrl ght 1985 C C Gull told me "So th~s Just as I was ready to leave m~splaced I am no longer re- Los Angeles Tlmes Syndlcate EMPLOYERS' RIGHTS TO FIRE COME UNDER ATTACK By HARIHAR KRISHNAN UPI Buslness Wrlter DALLAS -- The "employment­ not a good management practlce " Desp~te the protect~ons charge by the employer In 338 now ln force, Youngblood sa~d at-w~ll doctrlne," the common­ Youngblood sald stat~st~cs cases w~th 40 percent of the law bastlon that has sustalned show that two out of every lndlvlduals rarely seek JU­ workers gettlng relnstated the U S free enterprlse system 1,000 employees dlsmlssed In d~c~al redress aga~nst unjust "We looked at a process where for a century, lS under attack the Unlted States today are d~sm~ssals And ~n cases where the employer was under no com­ because of w~denlng legal and flred for unjust causes they do, they rarely w~n pulslon to take the workers other protect~ons for employees "Wh~le that ratlo doesn't "In 1983 ~n Callfornla, back, wh~ch lS dlfferent from aga~nst unjust dlsmlssals look b~g, If you extrapolate 43 cases were declded ~n fa­ collect~ve bargalnlng, and None questlons the doctrlne's that you flnd that some 50,000 vor of employees and the aver­ found part of the agency's suc­ h~storlcal Justlflcat~on under­ to 60,000 workers are flred age settlement was ~n excess cess was that It was more In­ scorlng the boss's bas~c r~ght every year for unjust causes of $500,000 But the pOlnt ~s teres ted ~n gett~ng somebody to manage and the workers' ob­ If you fLre even one employee those were the very extreme back to work than crammlng llgat~on to obey per year for an unjust cause, and worst cases But when an a solut~on down the employer'~ But, notes management ex­ that lS one too many " employee w~ns, he looks very throat pert Stuart Youngblood, the Youngblood sald that of all blg What a lot of people "The LMS dlv~s~on feels ~ndlscr~mlnate use of the dls­ the dlscharge cases that go don't reallze lS that they may that If ~t can help get em­ m~ssal power and the lncreas­ for arbltratlon, over 50 per­ have a protected r~ght " ployees back to work then the ~ng Jud~c~al exceptlons to It cent are declded agalnst the Youn?blood sa~d ~nstead of state's economy beneflts The ~n several states have tended employer gett~ng concerned about the agency also recognlzes ~t can­ to make the doctrlne an out­ The most common cause, he d~fflculty of flr~ng an em­ not always help people get dated concept sald, lS that the management ployee, management should the~r Jobs back, but It can Youngblood, an assoclate has fa lIed to stlck by the take notlce that a dlsm~ssal ask employers for good refer­ professor of management at unlon contract that protects on unjust grounds can prove ences " Texas A&M Unlverslty, sald the worker agalnst unjust extremely costly and tlme­ He sald unreasonable flr­ that wlth hlgher educatlon and dlsmlssal consum~ng lngs often are supported by h~gher expectatlons, workers Another reason that ac­ He sa~d South Carol~na has upper management because the today are demandlng more Job counts for the growlng JU­ adopted a unlque approach management doesn't want to securlty and better treatment dlclal protectlons lS where to the problem of costly undercut ~ts own supervlsors on the Job an employee was flred because court cases The state has even when the supervlsors are "The employment-at-wlll has of hlS or her refusal to per­ set up an agency called the wrong held so far because It helped form a Job that was ln vlola­ Labor Management Servlces, "If you look at lndustrlal­ promote econom~c actlv~ty," tlon of a law wh~ch mandates unjust employee ~zed European countr~es, you Youngblood sald "But now wlth "Today, 22 states have d~scharges w~th fa~rness for wlll flnd that most of them h~gher educatlon coupled wlth developed Jud~clal exceptlons both part~es are now provld~ng conslderably awareness of clvll rlghts laws protectlng the employees Of the 1,350 cases han­ more protect~on for the work­ and growlng conSClousness aga~nst the doctr~ne," he dled In a year, about half ers than ~n the Un~ted States about one's lndlvldual rlghts, sind "Some make 1 t lilegal result ln medlatlons, Young­ What we are saylng lS that I don't thlnk It lS a partlc­ to ilre people because they blood sald The agency sup­ there be a mechanlsm that pro­ ularly good doctrlne refused to v~olate a law and ported the employers' ac­ vldes for external ~nterven­ "In fact most managers others make ~t lilegal for tlons In the other half tlon and at the same allows would agree that to flre some­ bosses to retallate wlth flr­ He sald the serv~ce was able employers to save face," Young­ one for a bad or no reason ~s lngs " to mod~fy the tenus of the dlS- blood sald

The Kwa]ale1n Hourglass 1S an unoff1c1al pub11cat10n author1zed under the prov1s1ons of AR 360-81 It 15 pub11shed by Global Assoclates Monday through Fr1day (exclud1ng ho11days) at the d1rectlon of the command1ng off1cer, U S Army Kwa]ale1n M1sslle Range, Marshall Command1ng Off1cer Col W1ll1am A Spln Islands, under contract DASG60-82-C-0063 ThlS 1S an offset publ1cat1on, wlth a dally PubllC Affa1rs Off1cer Pat Robbins c1rculat1on of 1,950 The V1ews and op1n10ns expressed here1n are not necessar1ly those EdUor Courtney Danko of the Department of the Army Communlcatl0ns should be addressed to the Hourglass, P 0 Local News/Feature Wr1ter Patr1c1a Everett Box 23 APO San FranC1SCO 96555, or call 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Materlals appearlng Copy Ed1tor, C1rculatl0n Jeanne Vlncent In the Hourglass may not be reprlnted wlthout the approval of the commandlng off1cer, Sports Wnter Ruth Horne U S Army Kwajale1n M1ss1le Range All want ads and not1ces must be subm1tted on GA Form 8028 R-4 by 12 30 p m the work1ng day prl0r to publlcat10n WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1985 Death Toll Could Reach 329 Gandhi, Sikhs Sign Historic Agreement By STEWART SLAVIN MINE OPERATOR CHARGED Unlted Press Internatlonal NEW DELHI, Indla -- Prlme major demand of the Slkh POllt­ IN FRIDAY'S DAM DISASTER Mlnlster RaJlv Gandhl and the lcal party, the Akall Dal, WhlCh TESERO, Italy (UPI) -- Au­ dlsaster Rescuers already Slkh polltlcal party today clalms to represent most of thorltles held one man today have found 200 bodles, but of­ slgned a hlstorlc agreement Indla's 15 mlillon Slkhs and for the second day ln a flclals announced today the endlng a bloody, four-year Durlng the past four years, row sharply ralsed the estlmat­ total casualty count could campalgn for autonomy that led the party has been waglng a ed death toll from last week's rlse to between 274 and 329 to the army assault on the "holy war" agalnst the federal dam dlsaster ln the Dolomlte Less than 24 hours earller, Golden Temple and assaSSlnatlon government for more polltlcal mountalns C1Vll ProtecLlon Mlnlster of Indlra Gandhl and economlC autonomy ln Punjab, Mlne operator GlullO Rota was GUlseppe Zamberlettl hlked the Fearlng a posslble backlash where Slkhs represent a 52 per­ charged wlth multlple man­ estlmated casualty count from by Slkh terrorlsts, the Punjab cent maJorlty slaughter and negllgence ln Just over 200 to between 250 state government went on alert Slkh extremlsts waglng thelr Frlday's dam collapse The re­ and 280 shortly after the accord was own battle for an lndependent sort hamlet of Stava, Just north Rescue workers sald mlsslng­ slgned to guard agalnst vlolence natlon called "Khallstan" turn­ of Tesero, was vlrtually wlped persons reports were contlnulng by extremlsts presslng for a ed the campalgn vlolent, klll­ out by a wall of mud and water to arrlve and authorltles were separate Slkh natlon lng hundreds of lnnocent Hlndus unleashed by the dam break at ln the process of cross-check­ Gandhl announced the 11- and Slkhs allke Rota's fLuorlte mlne lng them wlth hotel and pollce pOlnt agreement ln both houses Under the agreement, the C1Vll Protectlon offlclals records of Parllament, declarlng that government wlll deslgnate Chan­ for the second stralght day After Rota was lssued an "thls wlll brlng to an end a dlgarh as the capltal solely of sharply lncreased the number arrest warrant, he surrendered very dlfflcult perlod through Punjab state The Clty of half of people feared dead ln the to carablnlerl pollce WhlCh the country has passed " a mlillon lS currently also the It brought cheers and a capltal of mostly Hlndu Haryana File Class-Action SUIt thumplng of desks by members state of both the rullng Congress In return for glvlng up the Party and the Opposltlon capltal, Haryana's borders wlll Vietnam Vets Charge Doctors Hammered out durlng 32 hours be enlarged to lnclude Hlndl­ of marathon negotlatl0ns, the speaklng areas of Punjab, to be Misdiagnosed Tropical Disease pact satlsfles nearly every declded by a federal commlssion NEW YORK (UPI) -- The U S -- elephantlasls, lymphedema, government, havlng settled a lymphangltls, abscesses and Rifles Acquired In Grenada major lawsult wlth veterans rashes, and ulcers on the pe- sufferlng the effects of Agent nlS Orange exposure, has been hlt In what thelr lawyers call- IG Calls Investigation Into wlth another Vletnam era law- ed the flrst malpractlce case sUlt -- thlS tlme charglng doc- of ltS klnd, the flve asked Rifle Importation 'Inadequate' tors mlsdlagnosed a crlppllng Judge Henry Bramwell to order troplcal dlsease proper dlsease testlng, dlag- By RICHARD C GROSS Flve Vletnam veterans flIed nOS1S and treatment for all Unlted Press Internatlonal a class-actlon sUlt ln U S Vletnam veterans ln Veterans WASHINGTON -- The Navy con­ general also accused McDonald Dlstrlct Court Tuesday charg­ Admlnlstratlon facliltles ducted a "completely lnade­ of belng "remlss" In hlS fall­ lng they caught the dlsease They dld not ask for mone­ quate" lnvestlgatlon of an ure to lssue clear lnstructlons fllarlasls from bug bltes dur­ tary damages as compensatlon admlral's lilegal lmportatlon to the lnvestlgatlve servlce to lng the war, but were never for the thousands of veterans of 24 automatlc rlfles captur­ carry out the lnvestlgatl0n dlagnosed as havlng the dlsease thoughL to be affllcted by ed durlng the Grenada lnva­ Metcalf, the overall command­ They clalm the alleged ne­ fllarlasls Slon, an lnspector general's er of the Oct 25, 1983, In­ glect caused them to suffer a The veterans sald the VA report sald today vaSlon of Grenada, returned from host of medlcal rroblems, In­ told them they were sufferlng The report charged the the Carlbbean lsland to hlS cludlng scrotal edema -- ex­ from "Jungle rot," a mlnor commander of the Atlantlc Norfolk, Va , base ~lth 24 So­ treme sweillng of the scrotum dlsease Fleet, Vlce Adm Wesley McDon­ vlet-made AK-47 rlfles aboard ald, used poor Judgment ln al­ hlS plane Masklng tape wlth the lowlng hlS accused subordlnate, names of members of the fleet's Brig. Gen. Dozier To Retire Vlce Adm Joseph Metcalf III, staff were afflxed to the butts FORT HOOD, Texas (UPI) -­ start a new Ilfe after 35 years to halt an lnqulry lnto the of 16 rlfles Other lower sol­ Brlg Gen James Dozler, who ln the Army," sald MaJ George affalr by the Naval Investl­ dlers who also smuggled weapons was held hostage 42 days by Creach, Fort Hood spokesman gatlve SerVlce from Grenada recelved court mar­ Itallan terrorlsts, wlll retlre "He lS gOlng to be the The Pentagon's lnspector tlals and Jall sentences Thursday to hlS hometown of presldent of Golden Groves It Arcadla, Fla , to manage orange lS a management company for a Reputed Mobster Killed In Philadelphia groves, a base spokesman sald number of orange groves ln PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -- A re­ dead about 45 mlnutes later at today Florlda," sald Creach puted organlzed crlme flgure Pennsylvanla Hospltal Dozler, 54, lS leavlng the DOZler was rescued by Ital­ was shot to death gangland­ It was the flrst murder of Army after 35 years lan pollce, who broke lnto an style by two gunmen as he a promlnent crlme flgure Slnce In 1981 DOZler was kldnap­ apartment ln Padua, subdued paused on a street corner to Sept 14, 1984, when the body ped by the Red Brlgades, an flve armed terrorlsts and llght a clgarette, pollce sald of Salvatore Testa, 28, was Itallan terrorlst group, from found DOZler unharmed Frank "Frankle Flowers" found wlth a gunshot behlnd hlS home ln Verona, Italy Itallan pollce had speculat­ d'Alfonso, 55, a convlcted­ each ear In New Jersey Testa He was rescued 42 days later ed that DOZler mlght be "trled" gambler owner of a florlst was the son of PhlllP "Chlcken At the tlme of hlS abduc­ by the group and put to death shop, was shot several tlmes Man" Testa, the successor to tlon, Dec 17, 1981, he was the on thelr charge that he was Tuesday by two gunmen who ap­ Angelo Bruno, who was murdered hlghest-ranklng Amerlcan offl­ an "executloner" ln Vletnam parently staked out the corner March 23, 1980 cer at NATO Southern European Dozler served as a major wlth near hlS home, pollce sald At least 24 people have been Land Forces Command headquar­ the 11th Armored Cavalry Reg­ The palr flred several kliled or dlsappeared Slnce ters ln Verona lment ln Vletnam where he won tlmes, then fled to a black Bruno was shot to death They "He was really not physlcal­ the SlIver Star, Legl0n of Mer­ Cadlilac where a thlrd man lncluded the elder Testa, who ly or mentally abused and he lt, Bronze Star and the Pur- walted, and sped away was kliled by 8 nail bomb not sald lt'S Just tlme for hlm to ple Heart D'Alfonso was pronounced long after he took over control

ln the federal trlal of MSgt caillng for a global gather Kelth Anderson and SFC Byron lng every flve years Financial News Briefly Carllsle, both accused of * * * Dollar closlng In WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The steallng and seillng weapons WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Bob Tokyo wa" House of Representatlves to­ and exploslve devlces from the Geldof, organlzer of the Llve 238 65 yen day approved leglslatlon Army Ald concerts to ralse money and ln Zurlch was blndlng all spendlng bliis * * * for famlne rellef In Afrlca, 2 3658 SW1SS francs to the House budget, an at­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The sald today a record of the CLOSING METAL~ tempt to cut the deflclt Whlte House today threatened concerts lS belng "rush-re­ Gold off 4 75 at 317 75 wlthout waltlng for a House­ "approprldte actlon," lncludlng leased" and should be on the SlIver off 0 075 at 6 055 Senate conference commlttee selectlve mliltary attacks, market next week DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES to agree on a budget agalnst Nlcaragua or other * * * 30 Industrlals * * * countrles that commlt or sup­ AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UPI off 2 91 at 1348 90 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla port acts of terrorlsm agalnst A French-speaklng couple 20 Transportatlons (UPI) -- An Army Green Beret Amerlcans were charged today ln Auck­ off 9 37 at 688 90 accused of trylng to trade * * * land Dlstrlct Court wlth the 15 Utll1tleS weapons for cocalne boasted NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) -- Del- slnklng of a Greenpeace ves­ off 1 43 at 157 83 that a Honduran lleutenant egates Lo the U N Decade for sel and the murder of one 65 Stock" he helped traln could pro­ Women's Conference agreed to­ of ltS crew The accused off 3 55 at 556 54 vlde all the exploslves he day to hold another world con­ were charged under the names VOLUME 128,600,000 shares wanted, secretly recorded ference for women before the of Alaln Jacques Turenge, SEE LISTINGS tapes showed today The tapes year 2000 but stopped short 33, and Sophle CIalr Frederl­ IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY were played back for Jurors of adoptlng a Sovlet proposal ,,-a Truenge, 36 SPORTS HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1985, PAGE 5 American League Roundup NL Roundup AWOL Perez Suspended NEW YORK (UPI) -- Rookle Oddlbe McDowell Ph illies Top Astros 12-6 By JUNE PRESTON went 5-for-5 and hlt for the cycle Tuesday Unlted Press Internatlonal nlght to lead the to thelr NEW YORK (UPI) -- Mlke Schmldt drove ln thlrd stralght trlumph, an 8-4 declslon three runs Tuesday nlght wlth a , ATLANTA -- Offlclals of the Atlanta over the Cleveland Indlans double and slngle and Bo Dlaz hlt two hom­ Braves Tuesday suspended pltcher Pascual McDowell, who hlt a game-wlnnlng homer ers to help the Phlladelphla Phlilles de­ Perez wlthout pay, saylng he broke the Monday, has elght stralght hltS, tYlng a feat the Houston Astros 12-6 terms of hIS contract by fall eng to show club record The all-tlme record lS 12 by The Phll11es broke a 3-3 tle ln the up for a game ln Montreal Walt Dropo ln 1952 and Mlchael Hlgglns ln fourth when R1Ck Schu doubled, moved up Perez was last seen Sunday leavlng Shea 1938 on a groundout by Steve Jeltz and scored Stadlum ln New York WIth hlS brother MarlO The Texas center flelder scored three on a sacrlflce fly by Jerry Koosman followlng a 15-10 loss agalnst the Mets runs and drove ln three The flrst Ranger Koosman, 5-2, pltched 5 1-3 lnnlngs He falled to make a team fllght to Montre­ to hlt for the cycle, McDowell became the for hlS 221st career vlctory Bob Knepper, al and dld not show up for Monday nlght's thlrd player ln the majors to accompllsh who was knocked out durlng a four-run game agalnst the Expos the feat thlS season San Franclsco'S Jeff Phlilles flfth, took the loss and lS 8-8 "He's stlll on the actlve roster, but Leonard and the Mets' Kelth Hernandez dld Phlladelphla took a 1-0 lead ln the he's been suspended wlthout pay retroac­ lt earller thlS year flrst on Schmldt's 14th homer The Astros tlve to yesterday," sald Braves spokesman Charlle Hough, 9-10, went flve lnnlngs tled lt ln the second on a double by Mark Bob Karch to Wln hlS fourth stralght declslon Dave Balley and a slngle by Dlckle Thon Karch sald General Manager John Mullen Rozema, who came on to pltch out of a Thon's error at short on Dlaz's bases­ made the declslon to suspend Perez, 28, bases-loaded no-out Jam ln the slxth, went loaded grounder gave the Phlilles two runs Tuesday afternoon the flnal four lnnlngs for hlS slxth save and a 3-1 lead ln the thlrd Houston tled Mullen and Atlanta Manager EddIe Hdas Texas has won flve of SlX Slnce the All­ lt ln the fourth on Glenn Davls' two-run sald Monday they wanted to talk to Perez Star break homer to flnd out what caused hlS dIsappearance McDowell led off the flrst wlth a double After breaklng the tle ln the fourth, before decldlng how he would be punIshed off Neal Heaton, 5-12 He went to thlrd on the Phlilles scored four tlmes ln the But Tuesday they removed hIm from the pay­ d flelder's cholce and scored on a sacrl­ flfth on RBI doubles by Schmldt, Glenn roll flce fly by Pete O'Brlen George VUkOV1Ch Wllson and Dlaz and an RBI slngle by Schu "We've taken away hu, pay bee luse he gave the Indlans a 4-1 lead ln the second The Astros made lt 8-5 ln the slxth has broken the terms of hIS contrdct by wlth a grand slam after a ,double and Davls hlt hlS second not reportlng to the game," saId Korch, Texas railled for flve runs ln the homer of the nlght, and flfth thlS year addIng the team has no rea~on to ~uspect fourth Cllff Johnson slngled and went to Phlladelphla lncreased ltS lead to 11-5 foul play In the dIsappearance second on a two-out walk to George Wrlght wlth three runs ln the slxth Von Hayes "He's Just AWOL from work, I guess," Glenn Brummer rlpped a two-run double to trlpled and scored on a slngle by Schmldt Korch sald "We know he's gOIng to turn make It 4-3 Dlaz then hlt hlS flrst homer of the year UT',' he added Wayne Tolleson slngled to score Brummer, Thon's second homer ln the elghth made and McDowell banged a trlple off the wall lt 11-6 Dlaz countered wlth a solo shot to score Tolleson McDowell scored on an ln the bottom of the lnnlng Basketball Highlights lnfleld 'It by Elsewhere ln the Natlonal League, Cln­ By KUTH HORNE McDowell's slngle ln the seventh off Clrnatl blanked New York 4-0, Montreal Jeff Barkley scored Tolleson to make lt topped Atlanta 4-2, Los Angeles blanked Twenty pOlnts by Sheldon Coulon ln the 7-4 In the elghth, McDowell hlt hlS sev­ Plttsburgh 6-0 and Chlcago rlpped San Dl­ second half -- and 30 for the game -- help­ enth homer to complete the cycle and make ego 8-1 Tuesday ed the No Bunch overcome a l5-polnt half­ It 8-4 tlme deflclt for a 66-65 VIctory over the Elsewhere, Toronto defeated Seattle 4-2, National League Standings Runnlng Rebels Tuesday nIght In Men's D1Vl­ Callfornla blanked Mllwaukee 2-0, Boston Slon Summer Fun basketball actIon edged Mllwaukee 3-2, Chlcago toppled De­ (UPI) -- Standlngs In the Natlonal Aloug wlth Coulon, Blll Sutton put In trolt 5-3, Mlnnesota beat Baltlmore 5-2 League are a strong performance for the WInners WIth and Kansas Clty downed New York 5-2 EAST \,1 L Pct GB 14 pOlnts, and Sam Garland scored eIght St LOU1S 55 36 604 For the Rebels, SkIP Jones starred WIth American League Standings New York 53 39 576 2Yz 19 pOlnts, and Pat Dowell and RICk Gates Montreal 53 41 564 3Yz each put 12 on the board (UPI) -- Standlngs ln the Amerlcan Chlcago 49 43 533 6Yz * * * League are Phlladelphla 41 51 446 l4Yz The Carlbou CrUIsers malntalned theIr EAST W L Pet GB Plttsburgh 31 60 341 24 undefeated record by downlng the Double Toronto 57 37 606 WEST DrIbble 39-17 Tuesday ln Women's DIVISIon New York 52 39 571 3Yz Los Angeles 52 39 571 competltlon on the Basketb,]l Court Detrolt 49 42 538 6Yz San Dlego 52 42 553 lYz CIndy Rlchard was hlgh scorer for the Boston 49 44 527 7Yz ClnClnnatl 48 43 527 4 Crulsers wlth 19 pOInts Darlene Koenlg Baltlmore 46 45 505 9Yz Houston 44 50 468 9Yz contrIbuted elght Mllwaukee 40 50 444 15 Atlanta 41 51 446 11Yz KIm Morltomo led the Double DrIbble In Cleveland 29 63 315 27 San FranC1SCO 35 59 372 l8Yz scorlng WIth seven pOInts, and Becky Steg­ WEST mann added four Callfornla 55 38 591 Chlcago 47 43 522 6Yz Kansas Clty 48 44 522 6Yz Oakland 48 45 516 7 Seattle 44 49 473 11 Mlnnesota 43 48 473 11 Texas 37 57 394 l8Yz Record Horse Sale Brings $13.1 Million Clndy Rlchard, top scorer for the Carlbou By BRIAN MALLOY Crulsers agalnst the Unlted Press Internatlonal Double Drlbble Tuesday LEXINGTON, Ky -- Warner Jones Jr knew nlght wlth 19 pOlnts, he had one of the greatest horses ever drlbbles the ball down born when he flrst saw HlP No 215 hours the court In Summer after lt was foaled at hlS Kentucky farm Fun basketball actlon But that dldn't detract from hlS exclte­ ment when a record $13 1 mlillon was pald for the colt Tuesday "I'm Just thrliled to death," sald Jones, "and I've been seillng yearllngs Slnce 1938 " The pedlgree of the colt aSlde -- lt lS the son of a European horse of the year, grandson of the great Slre Northern Dancer and half-brother to an Amerlcan trlple crown Wlnner -- Jones sald the look of the horse made hlm sure he had a Wlnner "I saw hlm when he was Just two or three hours old," sald Jones of the nlght of Aprll 22, 1984, at hlS Hermltage farm out­ slde LOUlsvllle "My nlght watchman sald, 'We have a dandy here '" More than two decades ago Jones set (Photo by NATE JACKSON, another record sel11ng a colt for $160,000 Kentron Photo Lab) FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1985 People Talk Ann Landers Still Time For Tina Dear Ann Landers I'm an upper-mlddle-class wom­ (UPI) -- Tlna Turner lS 46 and everywhere she goes an who lS ralslng four people ask how much longer she can keep performlng at good chlldren (Flngers her usual frenetlc pace The slowdown apparently won't crossed ) It never occur­ be on her 110-Clty U S tour, WhlCh began Sunday nlght red to me to work outslde wlth a barn-burner of a show ln Worcester, Mass The the horne My husband fre­ concert lncluded songs from her Ernrny-wlnnlng album, quently says he's glad I "Prlvate Dancer," and her new mOYle, "Mad May Beyond am paylng attentlon to the Thunderdome," selectlons from her Ike and Tlna days and klds lnstead of trYlng to a gospel-lnfluenced verSlon of the Beatles' "Help" be­ Juggle a career wlth moth­ fore closlng wlth Bruce Sprlngsteen's "DanClng In The erlng So am I I don't Dark " know how they do It' Our marrlage lS better for her serVlces and dedl­ Cowboy With Indian Eyes than most -- at least un­ catlon When I have some­ tll last year when he hlr­ thlng on my mlnd (llke (UPI) -- He changed hlS name from Leonard Slye but ed a new secretary I hon­ trouble wlth the klds) my ln 1938 mOVle makers stlll were worrled that Roy Rog­ estly don't thlnk he's husband lS never avallable ers' eyes were too squlnty But there was no need for foollng around but he All I get from hlm lS, concern "They went ahead wlth the mOVle and, when lt talks about her a great "Please don't bother me carne out, the blggest batch of fan mall we got was deal ("She's fabulous, wlth that stuff now I've from people telllng me how much they llked my eyes," fantastlc, terrlflc, brll­ had a very tough day at sald Rogers, who attrlbutes the shape of hlS eyes to llant ") It's beglnnlng to the offlce What I need lS hlS Choctaw Indlan ancestry In that flrst mOVle he get to me a llttle peace and qUlet " played a young congressman but westerns were hlS des­ A few years ago you Strange how thlS same tlny In one of the flrst cowboy mOVles he rode a rent­ prlnted a letter from a guy always seems to have al horse provlded by a stable "I plcked out a palo­ wlfe who was lrrltated tlme for hlS secretary mlno and he turned out to be a great horse, greatest about Secretarles Day I when she needs someone to horse I had ever rldden," Rogers sald "I named hlm wlsh I had saved lt Wlll talk to Just last week he Trlgger " Roy ended up bUYlng the horse for $2,500 on you please run lt agaln -­ called to say he wouldn't an lnstallment plan, rode lt ln everyone of hlS 90 Green In Texas be horne for supper H1S mOVles and 110 televlslon shows and had lt stuffed Dear Green Here lt lS secretary had some person­ when lt dled ln 1965 al problems wlth her faml­ Dear Ann Landers Sorry ly and nobody to talk to Hair Affair I'm a llttle late wlth He couldn't say no After thlS letter but lt took me all, she lS hlS "rlght (UPI) -- The Natlonal Ha~rdressers and Cosmetolo­ a week to cool down enough arm " glSts Assoclatlon named Donna Mliis of "Knots Landlng" to wrlte lt I'm stlll Who does he thlnk he lS and DaVld Hasselhoff of "Knlght Rlder" lts trendset­ bOlllng' klddlng? I was a secretary ters of the year, cltlng them for shortenlng thelr I am the wlfe of an ex­ before I was marr"ed and I halrstyles "The tlmlng was lmportant because she dld ecutlve who thlnks hlS sec­ wouldn't have dreamed of lt at a tlme when many women were ready for a change," retary lt the greatest dlscusslng my famlly trou­ Allen Edwards, Mliis' halrdresser, sald of her cut thlng Slnce sllced bread bles wlth my boss Also, For one solld month my hus­ there were no dlnners out band talked about nothlng -- and no Secretarles Week Your Individual else but what he was gOlng elther to do about Secretarles I am not asklng for ad­ Week Vlce I Just need to un­ Horoscope Would lt be enough lf load, Ann If you prlnt my ===== Frances Drake =====:::::::::::=== he sent her a dozen red letter lt lS sure to hlt FOR TffiJRSDAY, JULY 25, 1985 roses and took her to the at least a mllllon bull's­ nlcest restaurant ln town eyes around the country ARIES It's a poor tune for mvestments for dlnner? Maybe he and maybe get a useful (Mar 21 to Apr 19) Try not to let dungs sllde at home You need a completely new base Shoppmg leads to an unusual should send her some candy, dlalogue gOlng Thanks for approach to a busmess, credIt or purchase too I remalned sllent belng there Only The mvestment matter Consult WIth an SAGITTARIUS Should he buy her a glft? Boss's Wlfe In Calro, III expert before makmg your move (Nov 22 to Dec 21) I almost blt my tongue off Dear Wlfe No comment TAURUS There'!> a tendency to dwell on to keep from telilng hlm Just thanks for a letter (Apr 20 to May 20) problems now Concentrate on what It's one of those days when chang­ you have gomg for you rather than on what I REALLY thought that wlll undoubtedly be mg the subject IS to your advantage m any recent setback When wlll they have wldely dlS(Ussed ln the close dealmgs Surpnses will defuse CAPRICORN Wlves Week? She lS the one homes tonlght and ln the tensIon (Dec 22 to Jan 19) who deserves to be honored offlces tomorrow mornlng GEMINI You'll have to put your foot down (May 21 to June 20) about a frIend who keeps dIstractmg You may have underestimated the you from your work Don t be mISled dIfficulty of an assIgnment Don't be by false promIses too proud to ask for help If you thInk AQUARIUS Keeping Municipal Bonds Safe you need It (Jan 20 to Feb 18) CANCER A busmess/pleasure meetmg IS INVESTORS' GUIDE By WILLIAM A DOYLE (June 21 to July 22) lIable to end on a dIsappomtmg note You've taken somethmg for It's a frIend who stunulates you to Q I own several tax-free up to $500,000 Many brokerages granted and now realIze your mlS new accomplIshments today murucipal bonds in "bearer" form, proVIde addItIonal coverage, wntten take Some exercISe and fresh aIr will PISCES )tID which my broker is holdIng The by pnvate IT\Surance comparues offset a tendency to worry (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ brokerage ftrm clips the mterest In the urilIkely event that brokerage LEO A change m plans actually works cOUPOD8 as they come due and flTlll goes bankrupt, you would get (July 23 to Aug 22) out to your benefit Difficulty could credits the money to my account your bonds SIPC hasn t failed A problem at home may mterfere arIse m connectIOn WIth travel plans My banker says this is risky and mvestors smce It was set up by act of WIth SOCIal plans, but gomg out or receIVmg guests the bonds could chsappear if the Congress m 1970 someplace speCIal WIth a famIly YOU BORN TODAY are blessed brokerage has senous ftnancl&l Your broker make!> another good member may be an alternatIve WIth both creatIve and analytIcal problems He strongly urges me to pomt about calls Many mvestors VIRGO abIlItIes Though somewhat take possession of the bonds and who have possession of bearer bonds (Aug 23 to Sept 22) academIC, you're also adventurous, keep them in my safe deposit box don t find out that theIr bonds have You may be too wrapped up m a and are lIable to make more than one The broker sa)'ll th18 is foolish, been called for early redemptIon until problem to see thmgs clearly You change of career Law, polItICS and as I have confirmation slIps they try to redeem an mterest coupon don't need an expert's adVIce - a large busmess ventures are lIkely to sho~g I purchased the bonds SIX months later As a result, they lose friend will do nIcely appeal to you ArtIstIcally talented, and the bonds are listed on the the mterest and the use of theIr LIBRA you can succeed m show bus mess monthly statements I receive He money for at least half a yeJl' (Sept 23 to Oct 22) It's when you combme the theoretIcal also sa)'ll I nught DU88 a "call" and Leavrng your bearer bonds WIth a An offbeat suggestion to mcrease WIth the practIcal that you achIeve lose mterest brokerage firm eiunmates that mcome may Just be worth pursumg your greatest success Bu1:hday of What do you say? problem, because brokerages watch In any case, pay attentIOn to finances Maxfield Parrish, pamter, Jack Gil A I go along WIth the broker Bonds out for calls and redeem the bonds for today ford, actor, and Frank Church, polItl- and any other securItIes you leave theIr customers SCORPIO clan WIth a brokerage fIrm Me covered by (Oct 23 to Nov 21) © 1985 Kmg Feature, Synd,cafe Inc Secuntles Investor ProtectIon Corp © 1985 Kmg FeallJres Synd1cafe nc f~ ~ ~~ ~ ~t" ~ ... 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OFFICIAL NOTICES PATIO SALE AT 453B FrIday, 7-10 a m SUBMISSIONS FOR THE AUGUST ACTIVITIES Cal­ Clothes and mlSC Junk endar are due ln wrltlng to the Hourglass by July 26 Send Vla Guard Mall or drop ln VHS VIDEO CAMERA, excellent condltlon, the slot ln our door, second floor, Spe- $375, small PanasonlC portable B&W TV/ra­ clal Servlces BUlldlng (Hourglass) dIO, 6" screen, $200 (excellent condltlon), stereo set w/speakers, $225, VHS mOVles, AFTER-HOURS POOL RULES After regular $20, Beta, $15, Call 82690 after 4 30 p m posted hours of operatlon and untll 11 pm, the Famlly Pool wlll be open to all adults, PRO KENNEX GRAPHITE TENNIS RACKET bought 18 years of age or older, and mlnors accom­ one month ago Has thermal bag cover $100 panled by a parent, guardlan or famlly mem­ Call 82462 after 6 p m Sunday, July 28, from 10 a m to ber, for lap sWlmmlng only 2 There wlll 1 pm, the Yokwe Yuk Club 1S startlng be no llfeguard on duty, and the buddy sys­ PCS PATIO SALE addltlon $500, U-take down, a trlal monthly buffet-style brunch tem wlll be ln effect 3 After-hours us­ keep all lumber, extra lumber $100 for all, MENU SELECTIONS age lS allowed on a non-lnterference baS1S flshlng rods, 4 for $100 or $25-$30 each, Eggs to order wlth prescheduled actlvltles The schedul­ gUltar, $20, drapes, carpets, blkes, more Omelettes lng of classes, recreatlonal leagues and 8 30-6 30 7/24, 25, 26 Tr 574 83744 Hash brown potatoes soclal events lS handled by the pools and French toast beaches coordlnator Scheduled events wlll LARGE PICNIC TABLE $30 83621 Bacon be publlclzed ln the Hourglass 4 Users Country sausage are responslble for the followlng a Keep­ PCS'ING SALE Sears front-loadlng dlsh­ Creamed beef on toast lng the nOlse down The plaYlng of loud mu­ washer, $50, TV antenna, 20-ft mast, 40- Pancakes SlC lS prohlblted Food and beverages are ft cable, $35, Akal open-reel tape deck Country blSCUItS not allowed b Maklng sure that the pool Mo GX77, AAFES P P3l9, remote control Toast gate lS secure at all tlmes c Turnlng plus nlne 7" tapes, $325 Call 84104 Frult bar away unaccompanled mlnors who mlght enter DanIsh the pool area -- or, lf necessary, notlfy­ BARBECUE GRILL, good condItIon (sold at JUIce/coffee/tea/mllk lng securlty of unauthorlzed persons d Macy's for $90), $35 Call 84104 Turnlng llghts on and off Note L1ghts $6 25 - adults $4 75 - chlldren must be on at sunset when the pool lS ln PEOPLE MAGAZINE TRIVIA GAML, brand new, RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED use 5 Unaccompan1ed mlnors may not use $15, Nlke cleated shoes, SIze 9, men's, Call 8-3409 the Famlly Pool after hours 6 Non-compll­ $15 82322 ance wlth the above stated rules may re­ sult ln usage belng prohlblted for up to THREE-TIER WOODEN SPICE RACK WIth 24 bot­ 30 days (SpecIal Servlceb) tles, $20 Call 84677

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE RETAIL ADVISORY RALEIGH 14-SPEED TOURING BIKE, excellent Councll wlll be held at 3 pm, July 29, condltIon, 25-Inch frame, accebsorles If Wa-eer ln the second-floor RK Conference Room Interested, contact Jenny, 84118 The councll has been establlshed to asslst Conserya-C:~on the KMR commander and the merchandlslng PACK-OUT PATIO SALE, 459D, 7 a m -1 pm, manager of Global Assoclates ln establlsh­ Frlday and Saturday Home lng and re-evaluatlng merchandlslng POll­ • Cles and programs and provldlng gUldance FOUND and recommendatlons The followlng are mem­ ONE CHILD'S MASK AND SNORKEL at George bers of the councll MaJ A Amacher, KMR, Seltz One yellow pocket knIfe by boat cha1rman. 83400. J Young, GA merchandls­ launch area Call after 5, 83618 lng manager, 83307, Pat Robblns, PAO, 81404, B SIms, Global ASSOCIates, 83357, WANTED S Sherrlll, REDAC, 82090, D Green, KREMS, TWO LIFE VESTS for snorkelIng, nothIng 99197, L Macey, KMR, 81531, R Ward, EC fancy Call Ken Hargus at 99305 durIng Servlces, 84448, L Schwan, member-at­ work hours, or 84632 after large. 83605, J Moury, member-at-large, 83232 Island resldents should contact HELP WANTED thelr representatlves to prOVIde Input for RESPONSIBLE PERSON TO WALK SEAN to nursery the next meetIng (RetaIl 0fflce) Mondays-Frldays We both work at 7 a m so need you to come approx 6 50 & walt tlll THE FOLLOWU,G IS A LIST OF FOUND ITEMS cur­ teachers arrIve approx 7 IS $5/wk, pay­ rently belng held at the KwaJaleln Pollce day lS Frlday Charley or Joanne, 82690 Department Items may be clalmea by call­ lng the KPD and makIng arrangements to MACY'S IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for meet wlth the found property offlcer help wlth Inventory to be conducted Tues­ FOUND PROPERTY LOCATION FOUND day and wednesday, July 30, 31 Call 83595 1 pr brown-tlnted pre- Aro~nd Qtrs 445A or slgn up at Macy's SerVlce Desk scrlptlon sunglasses, Wlre w/brown case, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES stamped "Cambrldge ADVANCED AND/OR RESCUE DIVER courses In­ Eye Assoclates" structed by Joe Barton, sanctIoned by KSC 1 pr lady's maroon-col- Front of Snack InformatIon and sIgnup Thursday, July 25, ored flat-heel slIp-on Bar 6-6 30 pm, George Seltz School, Room 1 shoes Call Joe days at 81122 or 83888 1 bx contalnlng 45 12x12 DSC Armstrong brand tIles GARDEN CLUB MEETING JULy 25, 9 30 am, at 1 pr BRC brand blcycle Ocean BQ, North Nancy Nolan's home. 435A Do come In com­ rldlng gloves, black ParkIng Lot fortable clothes so we can bIke around to T"o n i g h tAt The M 0 vie s leaLher palm w/red/ Identlfy trees we want labeled Newcomers Rlchardson - Incredlble Rockey wht/blk knlt backIng are welcome Questlons? Connle, 82276 Mountaln Race 1 Sony Trlnltron l6-lnch Echo PIer 7 30 p m ------PG color TV KGA FUN TOURNAMLNT NOTICE It WIll be held Tradewlnds - Karate Kld BICYCLES - B862l, blue, 14818, green, and Sunday, Aug 10, at 1 30 pm, ~OT Aug 4 8 00 p m ------PG 6982, yellow (EC SerVIces) More deta]l~ to follow Watch Hourglass, Tonight On Television llsten to AFRTS, check bulletln boards at TO ALL TRAILER RESIDENTS For proper oper­ Macy's, Ilbrary and golf course Kwajalein atIon of your aIr condItIoner, It lS essen­ 4 45 General Hospltal tlal that the fIlter be changed at least ~~~~~~-- GLOBAL CHAPTER ~~ meets Thursday 5 30 The Nature Of ThIngs once a month FIlters may be pIcked up at ln the Banyan Room of YYC, 7 p m 5 55 NBC News Global Plant Property offlce, Fac1l1ty 602, ~'S'. A speclal fllm on "Performance Ap­ 6 25 CNN Sports durIng normal workIng hours (FOM) ~ pralsal" wlll be fealured AttI­ 6 50 Ertertalnment ThIS Week tude adjustment beglns at 6 30 7 40 Fantasy Island RETAIL II 8 30 Knots Landlng MACY'S AND ~~CY'S wEST wlll be closed for ALOHA GET-TOGETHER FOR THE HOLTS at the 9 20 "The Man Wlthout A Inventory Tuesday and Wednesday, July 30 Yuk, 5 p m today Country" and 31 10 40 CNN News BSA TROOP 314 "ISLANDERS" weekly meetlng 11 10 Nlghtllne FOR SALE tonlght at 7 at the Scout Hut 11 40 TonIght Show NEW MEN'S HEUER BLACK CORAL II DIVE WATCH .-1- --. r- -..:::: Roi-Namur wlth guarantee, $220 ThlS IS a terrlflc 5 15 General HospItal savlngs on a classy dIve watch I now have ~ CANC£R. 6 00 NBC News/CNN Sports a Rolex so am WIllIng to sell Heuer at 6 55 60 Mlnutes thlS prIce Call Joe Barton days at 83888 .:: ~ WILL CURlE" 7 l,S E/R 8 10 HIt CIty 10-SPEED BIKE 24-lnch frame FIrst $50 CIGAJ