(I) KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS
VOLUME XXIV, NO 016 1I S M'~ly KWAJAI eIN AlOLl, MAHSHALL ISlANDS MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1987 Gunmen Kidnap Two More Protesters March Peacefully By RIMA SALAMEH ASSOCiated Press Writer four professor"> flOm thL ">Lhool Through Palace Gates The Chll'>tldn VOlle of Lebanon By ROBERT H REID BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Gunmen radIO station !>,ud III ecelvLd two calls ASSOCiated Press Writer clInched fIsts, while others wept and today kIdnapped two men III Moslem Sunday cl,l1111Jng respon~lhilily fOI the sdng "Bayan Ko" -- "My Country" - west BeIrut and one wItness saId they teachers' .lLHitlCllon'> In thl 1l,lllle of MANILA, PhllIppllles -- Govern the unoffiCIal anthem of the struggle were foreIgners PolIce saId they had the Organl/,ltloll ot the Opplc'>!>cd on ment forces fell back today as Cabmet , agamst former PresIdent Ferdmand E no mdlcatlon that a group claImmg to Earth, a plO-IJdnldn ')hlll," Mo,>lull mInIsters led more than 15,000 Marcos 20-year authontanan reIgn hold three Amencans and an IndIan group mdrchers arm-Ill-arm past the presI After passlllg by the palace, the carned out ItS threat to loll a hostage Vne caller saId a ho<;tage would be dential palace gates to demand Justice crowd dispersed without IIlcldent kIlled If West Germany dId not re PolIce saId four gunmen snatched for at least 12 prote~ters slalll last The government and hospitals have lease a Lebane<;e hlJ3ckmg suspect by the two latest kIdnap VIctims from an week by the mtlltary saId 12 people were kIlled III Thurs office eqUIpment store m the Saneyeh mldmght Sunday The >;uspect was PresIdent Corazon AqUIno, disre day'<; shootlllg when mIlitant farmers resldenual dlstnct of west BeIrut at not released and police said today gardIng warlllngs from adVIsers, demandlllg land reform tned to push they found no bodIes and had no re 11 30 a m PolIce dId not IdentIfy the agreed to let the marchers come near through a polIce blockade on Men ports any hostage WdS lolled VIctIms or theIr natIOnalities her offICe She did not put m an ap- dIOla Bndge OPPosItIon groups put Gunmen dIsgUIsed a<; polIce kid A WItness who spoke on condition pearance the toll as hIgh as 18 In addIllon, 94 of anonymity saId two gunmen napped the Amencan and Indian pro The protesters marched across people were IIljured "jumped out of a whIte Mercedes fessors Saturday from the campus of MendIOla Bndge, the mam approach PreSIdential spokesman Teodoro Benz, pomted pIstols at the two men BeIrut UllIversIty College Schoolof to the palace where the protesters Bemgno saId Aqumo met for 90 mlll fICIals saId today they had not been and dragged them out of the Najjar were >;hot last Thursday Then, Ill utes WIth the march orgamzers before Contmental Store" The wItness saId contacted by the kIdnappers ~tead of turmng down a SIde street as today's protest began and accepted the VICtimS spoke broken EnglIsh The abductIOns brought to 23 the planned for a rally, they pressed for theIr demands to remove troops and An employee at the store who also number of foreIgners mlssmg and be ward towdrd the palace gate barners from the bndge spoke on condItIOn of anonymIty said lIeved kidnapped III Lebanon EIght About 600 not police and 1,000 "There wIll be no soldiers, no bar the two vIctims were "deflllltely for have been >;elzed sInce AnglIcan ~oldlers deployed In front of ncades, no barbed wIres," he saId elgners' Church envoy Terry WaIte amved In AqUIno's offICe wllhdrew Four flre "The march WIll be allowed to go "They are fdnulIdr to me, they used BeIrut on Jan 12 on a mISSIOn to free trucks blocked the street leadmg to through ummpeded " to pass by u<; to photocopy docu ho<;tage<; Aql11no's re">ldence, which IS across Bemgno SaId AqUIno's milItary ad ments, they always spoke broken Waite ramallled out of SIght today the street from the palace vIsers told her they could not guaran EnglIsh, but I do not know theIr for the seventh straIght day HIS The protesters hdd planned to hold tee her safety III the palace If the pro names or natlonaiJtles," she said Druse bodyguards Said he was nego a rdlly about 200 yards from the pal testers were allowed to cross the She saId one VIctIm was "blond tJatlllg III secret with IslamIC JIhad, ,Ice But as their front ranks crossed bndge, but that she overruled them and has blue eyes, the other has dark captors of two Amencan>; held III the bndge, Agnculture Mllllster Ra However, the marchers were not ex harr Both appeared less than 23 years Lebanon slllce 1985 -- Terry Ander mon MItra begdn shoutlllg, "You're pected to go through the palace gates old " son, 39, chIef MIddle East corres marchIng through, you're marchmg Bayan, the nation's largest leftl~t The two were kIdnapped as stu pondent for The ASSOCiated Press, through" orgamzatlOn, the May 1st Movement, dents of Beirut Umverslty College and Thoma<; Sutherland, dCtlllg dean SOCIal Services MlllIster MIta the largest labor umon, and several demon>;trated outsIde Pnme Mllllster of agnculture at the Amencan UllIver Pdrdo de Tavera SaId AqUIno asked student groups took part m the march Rashid Karaml's offIce, a few blocks slty of Beirut about a dozen Cablllet mllllsters to FIVe of the PhIlIppines Human from the Najjar Contlllental Store, to In London, the AnglIcdn Church JOIn the marchers and lllsure there RIghts Conlmlsslon's seven members protest the kIdnapping Saturday of !>dld Sunday that WaIte was III "good would be no clash with the milItary have reSIgned over Thursday's shoot hands" and pur~ulllg hIS negotiation'> Many of the prote<;ters raised Ings The V O1ee of Lebanon saId the first Journalist Ordered call It received Sunday saId the Or ganIzation of Oppressed on Earth White House Condelnns Kidnapping, From China would ktll a hostage If the hljdCklllg PEKING CAP) -- The ForeIgn <;uspect, Mohammed AlI Hdmadl, IS But Says Powers Are LiInited MIllIstry today ordered the French extradited to the UllIted States By TIM AHERN news agency Agence France-Presse U S offICIals want to try Hamadl ASSOCIated Press Writer to transfer from Chllla one of ItS re "there's a lImIt to what our govern on charges of air pITacy and murder m porters, an Amencan who allegedly ment can do" for them the June 1985 hijacking of a TWA WASHINGTON -- The Reagan accepted mformatJon from a Chlllese Spokesman Larry Speakes said the JetlIner to BemJt A U S Navy diver admllllstratIon today condemned the student government "WIll not make conces on the plane wa!> kIlled >;elzure of foreIgners a<; hostages III The reporter, 32-year-old Law sIOns to terronst groups despite theIr The second caller said a hostage Lebanon as a declaratIOn of war rence MacDonald, has been m Hong threats" would die If Hdmddl were not re agalllst clvllIzatlon, but told Amen Kong for the last few days It was not He said 11 would only end1nger leased by mldmght Sunday cans there to get out, warlllng that clear If he would be allowed to return other Amencans "to YIeld to their de to Pekmg mands" The action agalllst MacDonald, an Reagan Answers To Panel Speakes SaId PreSIdent Reagan met nounced by the offiCIal Xmhua News By TIM AHERN wIth hiS adVisers, lllcludlllg Chief of Agency, came one day after the gov ASSOCIated Press Writer Staff Don Regan and natlonal secunty ernment SaId a Chmese student was adVIser Frank CarlUCCI, to diSCUSS the arrested for alleged "secret collUSIOn" WASHINGTON -- PreSident Rea chIef motlvatlOn was dn attempt to seIzure of three more AmenLan~ thIS WIth MacDonald gan today answered questlOm for the reopen U S deallllgs wah a strate past weekend m Lebanon and' certam Xmhua on Sunday quoted the State fIrst tlme from a three-member panel gically Important natIOn and that gdlll deCISion>;" were made But he de Secunty Bureau, Chma's IntellIgence Illvestlgatmg the sale of U S arms to Ing the reledse of U S hostages m clIned to go mto speCifics dgency, as saymg that the student, Iran and other progrdms undertaken Lebanon was only a secondary goal Speakes saId the US embdssy In Llll Jle of Tlanjln UllIversIty, had by the WhIte Hou<;e's NatIOnal Secu WhIte House offICIals SaId Rea BeIrut would not be closed Some provIded llltellIgence lllformatlOn to nty CounCIl staff gan's comments at the meetlllg would members of Congress proposed such MacDonald Accompamed by two aIdes, the not be relea>;ed a medsure III VIew of the ddnger to TlanjIn, a port City east of Pekmg, preSident met m the Oval OffICe WIth Nor will a verbatIm transcnpt or Amencans was one of at least 11 CItIes where the panel he appomted last Nov 26 recordlllg be made of the dIScu'>~lon, The spokesman said the Umted students held pro-democracy demon after dl~c1osmg that profits from the >;pokesmdn Ldrry Speakes Sdld last States has contmually warned Amen ~tratlons m December and early Janu arms sale had been dIverted to the week He Sdld the commISSIOn be cans In Lebanon of the dangers of ary NIcaraguan rebels The NSC played a lIeved It would be ' somewhat beneath staymg there and saId there are lImIts The agency did not give detaIls of central role III whdt has become the the dlglllty of the offlce"to take a to what the government can do for the lllformatlOn LIIl allegedly passed most senous cnsl<; of Redgan's presI trdnscnpt dunng the mtervlews wllh people who are seIzed on dency Reagan and tormer preSidents Rich "Amencans who Ignored thiS MacDonald had reported extensive For the IntervIew, I.IStlllg one ard NIxon, Gerald Ford and JImmy warlllng clearly dId so dt theIr own lyon the student demonstrations, hour, Reagan was JOllled by White Carter NIxon and Carter were mter nsk and their own respon'il bllI ty," whIch have led to a crackdown on House counsel Peter W dlhson and VIewed last week Speakes said pro-Western mtellectuals Charles Bro\\er, the deputy to DaVid Reagan has made no publIc men Eight Amencans are belllg held by Xmhua today released a Foreign Ab<;hrre, the pre<;ldent'~ pomt man on tIon of the Iran-Contra affaIr Smce terronst groups, Illcludlng three kid MI1l1Stry statement saymg MacDonald the Iran-Contra scheme before Chnstmas and has not an napped on Saturday There were re was reqUIred to Iedve hiS Pekmg post DespIte hedvy snow In Wa>;hlng swered any questlons about It slllce a ports today that two more foreIgner!> "as soon as pos<;lble " ton, all three commISSIOn member~ at news conference Nov 19 had been seized, theIr natlonaiity un MdcDonald, from San LUIS ObiS tended fonner Sens John Tower, R MeanwhIle, congressIOnal sources known po, Calif, had been m Chma for two Texas, and Edmund Mllskte, D ~ald the Sendte IntellIgence Com The spoke<;man rellerdted prevIOus years and I~ fluent m Chme<;e He had Mallle, and Brent Scowcroft the nd mIttee 1<; prepdnng a report which warmngs about Amencans travelIng planned to return to Pekmg on Sun tlOnal SeCllTlty ddvI~er m the Ford ad ~ays freedom for AmenCdn hostages to Lebanon To bdck up that wamlllg, day but remallled III Hong Kong after mllllstration Two committee staff was one of the mam goal<; motivatIng Speake,> ral!>ed the pO'>'>lbIllty that ledrnlng of Lm's arre'>t He could not members also were present Reagan's approvdl of arm<; sales to pas<;ports wIll be made Illvaiid for be reached for comment Reagan hd>; mallltaIned that hi>; Iran trdvel to that country - LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1987 Fire Fighter Honored For Poetry Range Operation By MICHAEL TODD From GLOBAL OPERA nONS COORDINATION K waJaleIn fire fighter Kenneth Srruth IS also a poet, one recently recogntzed by World of Poetry WIth Its A range operation IS <;cheduled for Tuesday, SIlver Poet Award ThiS doesn't exactly make Smith Jan 27, 1987 In connectIOn with thIS operatton, one out of a mllhon - more hke 3,300 out of 689,000 caution areas Will eXI <;t In the ocean wlthm a 180 - but It still stnkes our poet dS somethIng to be proud nauttcal mIle radIUS of K waJaleIn and m the of Only 3,300 poets worldWide, out of the over KwaJalem Atoll north of a Ime mcludmg BlgeJ half-mllhon entrants, were so honored Island and not mcludIng NmnI Island and south Part of the reason Ken SmIth 1<; pleased IS because of a lIne JOInIng but not mcludmg EnnubIIT and he didn't always conSIder hImself a poet "It started Yabemohr Islands There IS also a caution area m elementary school with dn Enghsh class, where which exceeds a 200 nautIcal rrule radIUS of we had to wnte a poem That was my first poem" KwaJalem Unless speCifically authonzed, no aIr And there hIS talent lay dormant, untIl hIS term m the or seacraft Will enter the hazard area between the Navy, when he he began wntIng agaIn In 1975, a hours of 6 p m on Tuesday, Jan 27 through 4 compOSltlOn of hIS, "A SmIle," was submitted to a m on Wednesday, Jan 28 All mId-atoll World of Poetry and won an Award of Ment One comdor Islands, With the exceptIon of IllegmnI, poem, one award World even was to publish are deSignated as SHELTERED Islands lllegmnt Smith's poem In an anthology they were compIlIng has been deSignated as an EVACUATE Island for of other WInners thIS operatIOn Refer to the map<; below for the Unhke many other WInners and proud fust KwaJaleIn Atoll caution area and the ocean pubhcatlOn poets, Kenneth dechned to have "A cautIOn areas SmIle" published , ,,~ on ,,. 'r' 't' ~ , , "They wanted to pubhsh 11, but I didn't gIVe my - - - -" - " " , UTIOfI_au " .. ' consent I felt I should get <;omethIng out of It - some SUH ACi I AI'(I'tAn ,r. - ,O[(;I'IINI gratUIty - and nOlJust the recognttIon "He con - r t---- ~ (AU I ~ 0909 16100£ ~RLA 2 tmued to wnte, and several years later he entered 5 .... ow- -... 10]] ~ 16849( ·( 1)94111 16!Kl8E .- ~ os16 16719[ II ~ " ·" another contest, subrruttmg hIS poem "LIfe and r--..... -;r UTIO Ul_ LIvmg," and won hiS second Award of Ment "But ..;( , 1 I II" r ~\ " - ~, \ \ .I ICI'" 1 0111' later, recognItIOn was Just fine I Just wanted to put Ken Smith says being on KwaJaleIn has : <~- [Ol~ I ) , Il00N IIOJO[ one m pnnt " HIS attitude had changed been helpful In hiS composing He's wntten -/ tr-- lJOOll IIO)o{ ~ ,,- .~ -'- ( I)OON 11JOOt I · 1100II !/loot Smith was mvlted to attend the second annual four poems Since being here, Including hiS first I I~ If-- "( JOJOI'IlllOO( JI 10::.. ~- r , Poetry ConventIon In Orlando, Fla put on by ever about hiS mother \ \ I~~ World, at whIch he was to accept hIS SIlver Poet (Photo by LARRY ALLEN, \ -- k;:::A- - ~ 1- Award The convention featured celebntIes hke ... '" PRe Kentron Photo Lab) ~"2- nIIl.c keynote speaker Maya Angelou and actor VIncent '~~ ~ to commUnicate ' • ...... ~ ;~- Pnce, but SInce Smith had Just arnved on Kwa1 In -- -- early Augu<;t th It trIp W,\\ rretty much out of the As seen m the works that WIll appear m hiS own -- --... -- -=--.,-- -- question (He arnved from Atlanta, but conSIders book, Smith's Inner thoughts are Iyncal expresslOns -- that revolve around self-determmatton, personal - ~ ------=:=:;===;::====:- AbbeVIlle, S C hIS home) Although the poetry Srruth wntes IS personal, and Identity and romantIc attachment Of hIS loosely not expressly deSigned for pubhcdtlOn, he has sub - structured free verse, Srruth says, "I conSIder my rrutted poetry to World five times and has walked poetry illfferent from most poetry that you read not like Shakespeare" ' away with four Awards of Ment HIS most recent ment award poem, "A Moment of His poetry IS also peaceful, not always a reflectIOn Thought," IS bemg published In World's next anthol - of the earhest poetry he remembers, radIO readmgs ogy and he IS USIng their technIcal expertise to self long ago by OZZle DaVIS and hIS WIfe Ruby Dee pubhsh hIS own 34-page volume, , Feelmgs of Ex - KwaJalem hvmg ha<; helped Ken compose "I've wntten four poems since I've been here, mcludmg pre<;slOns" my rust poem ever to my mom, who hves In Buf Pan of the attraction exerted by World of Poetry, fao, N Y She IS pleased and proud of the poem, 'I the only publIcatIOn Snuth has ever approached, can Understand '" be seen m hIS "goal for thiS year "I want to wm one As IS ObVIOUS, Smith plans to continue hIS poetry of their poetry contests The regular ones have pnzes He has no formal background In the craft, and IS up to $1,000" now begmmng to want to look at other poets' work<; It wasn't money that led Srruth to wnte "Why? It "I've always hdd a mental block dgamst researching helped me express my mner feeltngs Bemg a sen - mto other poets," but he IS getting over that He also ~lt1ve person as I am has gIVen me the talent to wnte wants to take a course In grammar to smooth out In conjunction with the range operatIon, two the style of poetry I wnte 1 also had a speech prob - met rocket launches are scheduled from Omelek some rough edges And he wants to wnte more lem - stuttenng - when I was young and It helped me Island Cautton areas WIll eXIst In the ocean with - tn an area defined bv the followmg coordtnates 1018N,16728E, NMA Meet To Include McLaughlin Tribute 1018N, 16900E, The Global Chapter of the NatIonal Management ASSOCIation wIll hold ItS Janu3T)' meet- N~A 0903N, I 6900E, Ing this Thursday eventng at 7 p m In the Taro Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club The pro 0903N, 16744E and also that portion of a Circle ceedIngs Will Include a tnbute to Doug McLaughlm for his outstandmg support of NMA haVing a radiUS of 2,560 (1 4 nauttcdl mdes) The program for the meetmg, "Identlfymg and DevelopIng Trammg Program<;," WIll be around a pOint at 0903N, 16744E Omelek Island presented by Jerry Moury, automotive maIntenance supeIVI<;or New members WIll be 1<; a SHELTERED Island for thIS operatIOn All Introduced and upcoming non-essentIal personnel and craft must <;tay out of educattonal programs WIll be the above cautIOn areas between the hours of 6 outltned Pupus WI\1 be served, pm on Tuesday, Jan through 4 a m Barge Notice 27 with cocktaIls avatlable at 6 30 Wednesday, Jan 28 or until the restrIctIOns are From GLOBAL SAFETY hfted Refer to the map below for the met rocket Leave Your Mark cautIOn area The barge blander Will arnve at Echo Pier Wednesday, Jan 29 Island reSIdents are adVIsed At The Post Off1ce 1560 167· J6tj° 16,,)0 that the baITlcaded area WIll be off hrruts on that The USAKA po~t offlle personnel have noticed ,," ddy Those persons gOing to and from the Small -t'-"'O~l~'~'~16~'~E-t----~=---~------~L severalln<;tance<; where cu<;tomer<; receive mml In a 10 18 N 169 0 E Boat Manna must use Lagoon Road and EIghth I I 9 l ~ 169 E name other than the ndme the box 1<; a<;slgned under 1 I 9 1 N 16] 4" E Street See the route to the manna on the sketch (~tep chIld wlfc'~ malden l1dme, club, etc) Tn a few below cases, these other names have not been crossed ref - erenced m thclI ftles and the mati wa<; not dehvered If you receIve 111,111 In a name other than the ndme 10. \ on 0 ITO...!.. the box IS aSSIgned to pled~e <;top by the po<;t office or cdll 3424 to venfy the cro<;<; reference of the other MARINA CSJ I I, name(s) ------Surf And SUIl \ C, nr J.!. 01 ,\ t·l Monday, Jan 26, 1987 D 11 1 \ I d l.l1 t d Jl 0 00 H,) II t h )) t uta 1 3 81 \ l 111 \ l () t 11 3 81 T()~IORRO\\ 0" kl.JA J \1 I Ih LID. 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8~--______-L ______~~~ ~--~ MOOI1l1",,- N/A HLlOI1~el ~/A III f IdL 3 46 [1 m 5 8' - 3 36 a f'1 4 )' 10 TIde 10 19 [1 m 0 4'-9 17 a m I 0' ~ FOR TOT \1 FORE.CA c; r ,\) I <'i 700 r:l 0 COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1987, PAGE 3 MANAGING THE DEFICIT; CONSUMER TAX IS THE WAY By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR In stanng at the problem of the cannot be mterpreted as <;ayIng that he followed by a tnp to the local AFDC that the reduced expenditures aren't deficit one needs to make two pnmary belleve<; that citizens should get some office 1<; at the federal level alone an hkely to lOrn the budget substantIally, dlstInctlOns One way to look at the thmg for nothmg, because to believe Imposltlon of $4,000 on one's neigh Imposing on us an obhgatIon to get defiCit IS exclUSively economic The that IS to undermme the order of hl~ bors from subSidized Amencans (and, be second IS, really, moral thmkmg The average annual payment by cause we can never successfully The emphasIs of Mr Reagan's There IS one group of citizens the government to the average fdlllliS distingUish between them, unsubsl tax InitIatIves over SIX years, mltla With whom we deal philanthropIcally about $11,295 One speaks of the dlzed Amencans) the money back that tlves m which Democrats have over those who need help In order to sur pnde of the fanner hVIng off the we are currently over<;pendmg on whelmmgly concurred (the Senate vive They are part of the public over sweat of hiS brow, but It pays to re them, and to effect thIS Without mutIl comnuttee that approved the revolu head, and It IS pOSSible for them to mind oneself that he 13 hVIng off the atIng the nearest thing we have got to tIonary changes of 1986 voted unani continue to get something for nothmg sweat not only of hiS own brow, but an effiCient economic model, which IS mously) has been to free Up the econ provided that there IS a surplus In of others' It came, last year, to about the 1986 tax law omy [he Idea has been to free Up the order for the poor to receive help, $25 bllhon We need a consumer tax, which economy The Idea has been to stop there must be non-poor who can pro Evervone on SOCial Secunty has always commended Itself theoreti penalizing InlUative and to en-courage Vide It But the problem today IS that who has been receiving payments for cally, and IS now a tested tax, effec the allocation of saVings toward an everyone (speal(]ng generally) IS be more than about two years IS costlng tive In Bnt31n, France, Germany and Increase In production rather than a Ing helped, dollars flOWing In every hl~ neighbor approxmldtely $4,755 Italy The theory of It IS that there reductIOn m tax expos-ure The pnn drrectlOn from every drrectlOn But per year, Ie, for only two years IS he shall be a tax Imposed on the incre clpal stndes In thiS drrectIon have there are more dollars flowmg mto the getting back approximately what he mental contnbutIon toward the value been the reductIOn In the marginal pockets of the Amencan people than put In to begin with So that, as hlS of any product, at every stage The rate, which a year hence will lower to are flowmg Into the Treasury that dls toncally structured, to grow old IS to coal nuner adds to the value of coal 28 percent maXimum, and, for 1987, lObutes that money And there IS lIttle become an ImposItIon on one's neigh by taking It out of the ground The the reduction In the tax on so-called public sense of the mlOnslC Immor bor As, of course, It IS to be <;Ick, steelworker add,> to ItS value by USing unearned Income from the misan ality of the deficIt, pnmanly because given that Ju~t over $2,000 per year It to forge steel The buIlder adds to thrOPIC high of 60 percent to 28 the polIticians find It agreeable to are given out to the 29 mIlhon people the steel's value by makIng grrders percent speak of subSIdies to almost any en who quahfy for MedICare that support skyscrapers At each When Ronald Reagan says that terpnse as giVing somebody or some The preSident speaks endlessly pomt, from the bowels of the earth to he Will tolerate no additIOnal taxes, he thing It'> due of reduced expendIrures, as does the the top of Wmdows of the World, has got to be saying that he Will not Aid gIVen to famIlies WIth de leader<;hlp of the House, who, how there IS a tax bite dIsturb the reordered archItecture of pendent children can be conSidered ever, often confuse reduced expendi Yes, reduce expenses as much the code that encourages econonuc phllathroplc, but we should know that tures with redUCIng the offenSive Will as pOSSible, but pending that const!lU activity and, m due course, savings, the average annual payment to mother and capabilltles of the Soviet Union, tlonal amendment forbidding the un recapitalization and the reInvlgoratmg and chtld In ca<;h IS about $4,000 and unfortunately only God has the balanced budget, a consumer tax IS of the entIre econonuc en,$Ine He The creation of one J!legltlmate child power to detOXify commum<;m So the way to go Administration 'Defies' Pretoria Sanctions By JACK ANDERSON and DALE VAN ATTA
WASHINGTON -- The whlte Treasury and Nuclear Regulatory gardIng hexafluonde as part of the <;ources say he I!> no longel fIT,)! nunonty government In Pretona can CommiSSIOn offlctals, that the word congressIOnal ban" among equals 111 the Cabmet, WeIn still export uranium to the Umted Ing of the law allows Imports of ura The commiSSIon spokesman ~aId berger IS States despite exphclt sanctIons nium hexafluonde, a gaseous form the lawyers regard uramum ore and The strongest eVidence of Wein against South Afncan uramum Im made from concentrated uramum ore OXide a<; prohibited Imports, and said berger's ascent wa<; the appomtment ports that Congress Imposed over ThiS 1<; the fonn the Energy Depart that If Treasury do('~n't, the two of Frank CarlucCI as the new natIonal PreSident Reagan's veto ment uses to make ennched uranium, agencies would "butt head~ " The sec UTity adViser CarlUCCI wa<; named The reason IS twofold a sloppily which It then sells to foreign govern commISSion 1<; dl~ma)ed that Trea deputy defeme <;ecretary at WeIn wntten law and the Reagan adnums ments ~ury has not stated ItS pOSitIOn pub berger\ inSistence, and IS WIdely tratlOn's apparent Willingness to ex The administratIOn's Intent to use licly because thiS IS not a matter of regarded as a "Weinberger man" ploit the loopholes Congress inadver the hexafluonde loophole first became natlonal secunty," the <;poke<;man More to the pOint, CarlUCCI IS both tently put In the legislatIOn known on Capnol Hill dunng a con added competent and tough, unhke hiS Im Uranium exports are an Important gressIOnal bnefing by Treasury of Seven members of Congress mediate predecessors, he won't allow source of mcome for South Afnca, fiCials last October The offiCial,> were regl<;ter~d a protest In a qrongly himself to be pushed around by particularly Since the depreSSIOn In the told bluntly that there would be worded letter to ther preSident, they Shultz Foggy Bottom's dominance gold market 111 recent years Much of trouble If they flouted Congress' de SaId Tresury's eVident mtent to use In foreign policy was most dramatic South Afnca's uranium comes from srre to ban all South Afncan uralllum the hexafluonde loophole 'would ally demonstrated at the ReykjaVik Namibia, which the Pretona regime Imports render the uranium sanctIon totally !>ummlt The ~tate Department had 80 has occupied In defiance of U N di Apparently because of that warn- ineffective and meaningless" people there, the J01l1ts ChIefs of rectIves s1l1ce 1970 109, Treasury made no mentlon of Unless the sanctIon law IS re Staff had only three representatives Under the Reagan admlmstratIon, uranium when It Issued proposed wntten by Congress, the Energy even though arms control was the South Afnca's uranium exports have regulations for most Imports In No Department will be allowed to con main Item on the agenda Increased slgmficantly, even though vember Then, In gUidelines sent to tmue Import1l1g uranIUm hexafluonde Under Robert McFarlane, the U S producers have been hurt by the the Customs Service to take effect for processing and resale abroad National Secunty CounCil was re competition from Imported uramum Jan 1, the Treasury listed uramum CAP ON TOP Out of the rubble duced to a virtual appendage of the mined by low-paId Afncan workers ore and OXide from South Afnca as of shattered reputatIons created by the State Department -- and except for Lt It was preCisely because of uranium's prohibited -- but dId not mentIOn Iran/Contra arms scandal, Defense Col Oliver North, thiS SItuatIOn con value to the Pretona government that uramum hexafluonde And even the )ecretary Caspar We1l1berger has tinued under Adm Wilham POin Congress sought to forbid the Im ore and OXide "shall be allowed tem emerged not only unscathed but dexter ports The Intent was to pUnish South poranly under bond for processing stronger than ever The former 10- State's ascendancy might have Afnca econonucally until 11 moderated and re-exportatlon," according to the fantry captain dIstanced hlm<;elf from lasted mdefinIntely If Shultz' candid ItS apartheid polIcy gUidelines the entIre fIasco, even though It was ate had been picked to replace Pom Rep WillIam Richardson, D- Meanwhile, on Dec 18, the Nu hiS department that proVided the nulI rlexter Shultz'.; first chOice was for N M , an advocate of the sanCtion, clear Regulatory ComnusslOn voted tary hardware for the secret deal mer Undersecretary of State Lawr- told our associate Vicki Warren that to requrre speCIal licenses for all ura Unlike hiS old Cabinet SPdITlng ence Eagleburger, hIS ~econd was transcnpts of the House floor debate mum Imports of South Afncan ongIn partner, Secretary of State George DaVid Abshrre, who was eventually on the bill make It clear that the Intent Importers were ordered to file separ Shultz, We1l1berger mdllaged to aVOid appOinted to handle pub/tc relations ate appltcatIon~ for ore, OXide and was to ban all uranium of South blame without appeanng to cntKlze for the White House on the scan doll hexaflllonde A commISSion spokes Afncan ongm PreSident Reagan Though Shultz But !lIS equally clear, according to man told us, "Our lawyers are not re- Copynght 1987 hung onto hi'> Job, White House UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE
The Kwa1alein Hourglass lS an unoff1clal publlCLlllon authorIzed unde the prOVlc,10ns L,f AR 360-81 It lS publlshed by Global ASsoc1dtes Monday through ~rlday (excludIng holldavs) at the dlrectl0n of the commandlng offlcer L S \rmy Kwa]aleln Atoll Marshall Islctnds CommanJlng Offlcer lol Rlchard G lhapmdn Jr under Lontrdet DASG60-32-C-0063 Thls ~s an offset publlcatlon wlth a dally clrculatlon PubllC \ftalrs Offlcer Plt Robblnb of 1,4~0 The VleWb and oplnl0ns exprebs~d hereln are not nLcessLlrl1y those of the Depart Ldltor Brett Mlrsh ment of the Army (ommunlLat_ons should bL dddressed to tre Hourglass POBox 23 APO Copy ~dltor roll.en hosL Sdn FranCl"CO 96555 or (all 3539 (Al TOVON /54-3539) 'iaterlals appeHlng 1n the Hour~,1a~~ leature Wrlter ~lchdLl Todd ~ay not bE reprlnted WIthout the approval of the Lommandlng otficer U S \rm) ~w~laILln Alull All wLlnt dds dnd notlces must be bubmltteu on LA Form 8028 R-4 by 12 JO p m the worklng day prl0r to publlcall0n WORLD- NEWS - PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1987 Kohl WInS ElectIon, Border Patrol To Wage War European Trade War Party Suffers By LARRY MARGASAK Seeks End By SUSAN J SMITH AssOclated Press Wrlter States For the flrst year of By ROBERT BURNS AssOclated Press Wrlter the program, employers wlll be AssOclated Press Wrlter WASHINGTON -- The flrst sen glven only warnlngs for the BONN, West Germany -- Chan sor wlll tell the Border Patrol flrst offense BRUSSELS, Belglum -- Forelgn cellor Helmut Kohl's conserva that lilegal alIens have llkely "Even If we had people arm mlnlsters from the Common Market tlve coalltlon was elected to crossed Into the UnIted States to arm on the border, unless countrles sald today they be another four years In offlce The second may glve an lndlca we reduce the magnet, they're lleved chances were Improvlng for desplte hlS party's worst show tlon of theIr route The thlrd stlll gOlng to come for the settllng a trade dlspute wlth the Ing Slnce 1949 and Impresslve may tell exactly WhlCh road economICS," Brlen sald, re UnIted States and avertlng a galns by the antl-NATO Greens they're gOlng to take ferrlng to the ease WhICh damaglng trade war Kohl's Conservatlve ChrlS Thelr plctures may even ap lileral allens have been "We have been told that every tlan Democrats and thelr Bavar pear on a Border Patrol tele hlred In thlS country untll thlng IS movlng now" toward an lan ailles, the Chrlstlan So V1Slon monltor now agreement, Spanlsh Forelgn MlnlS clal Unlon, won Just 44 3 per Hundreds of these SOphlStl In a recent Intervlew, ter Franclsco Fernandes Ordones cent of the vote In natlonal cated sensors, Includlng some Brlen added, "We belleve If we told reporters as he entered a electlons Sunday, down 4 5 per that trIgger televlslon cameras, can cut off that magnet, the conference of mlnlsters from the centage pOlnts from 1983 are part of the Border Patrol's numbers would dlmlnlsh If 12 European Communlty, or Common It was an embarrasslng set hlgh-tech war agalnst lilegal there were no Jobs, the magnet Market natlons back for the party that gUlded allens as the new Immlgratlon drawlng them up here would "Nobody wants to start a war," Germany out of the ashes of law takes hold dlmlnlsh " he saId World War II under Chancellor But the chlef of the patrol, For that reason, the Border The mlnlsters were meetlng to Konrad Adenauer Hugh J Brlen, sald all the Patrol IS combInIng Its new plan the communlty's next move "It's llke a weddlng where state-of-the-art equlpment that equlpment WIth old-fashloned In the trade dlspute the brlde doesn't show up," money can buy won't stop lileg publlC relatIons Its agents The dlspute centers on the sald a commentator on ZDF tele al Immlgratlon If undocumented are speaklng to employers to Slze and form of compensatlon due V1Slon workers can stlll get Jobs In Inform them of the sanctlons the Unlted States because of a The offlclal results showed the Unlted States program and dlssuade them from loss of graln sales to Spaln af the Opposltlon Soclal Democrats The Immlgratlon law slgned hlrlng undocumented workers ter that country entered the also sllpped from thelr 1983 by Presldent Reagan on Nov 6 IS Nobody knows why yet, but European Communlty In January returns, wlnnlng 37 percent of based on the theory that lileg lilegal crosslngs at the U S - 1986 As a condltlon for JOlnlng, the vote compared wlth 1983's al border crosslngs wlll slow MeX1CO border have decllned Spaln ralsed ItS Import tarlffs 38 2 percent down when Jobs dry uF steadlly In the 11 weeks Slnce The UnIted States has sald It The buslness orlented Free Beglnnlng June I, employers the law was slgned WIll Impose punltlve tarlffs of Democratlc Party, part of the hlrlng lilegal allens wlll be The Border Patrol covers up to 200 percent on selected governlng coalltlon wlth the subJect to heavy flnes If they a 2,000 mlle area on the South varIetIes of European whlte Wlne, Chrlstlan Democrats and Chrls knew any of thelr workers hIred ern border, stretchlng from brandy, gln, canned ham, endlves, tlan Soclal Unlon, recelved after Nov 6 were Inellglble Brownsvllle, Texas, to San cheeses, carrots a~d OlIves If 9 1 percent of the vote, up for employment In the Unlted DIego the dlspute IS not settled by from 7 percent In 1983 Frlday Kohl, 56, who has campalgned Reagan May Enlist In Congress' The Common Market says It wlll on West Gerwany's bouyant econ respond wlth sharply hlgher tar omy and loyalty to the NATO al Campaign For 'Competitiveness' Iffs on AmerIcan feed gralns and llance, sald hlS party's re rIce sults were "gloomy" and marked By MIKE ROBINSON Three Beaches Open a "palnful loss " AssOclated Press Wrlter States has faIled to meet the challenge of newly Industrlal After all SpIll Majority Feels WASHINGTON -- Presldent Rea lzed natIons In eastern ASla gan, who fended off trade legls and elsewhere BONOLULU (AP) -- Three popular Prejudice Prevails latlon In each of the last two The admlnlstratlon denles bedches were declared safe Sunday NEW YORK (AP) -- Most Amerl years desplte heavy pressure that by the Coast Guard after work cans, black and whIte, belleve from lawmakers, IS expected to Elther way, soundlng the crews cleaned up after an 011 that the Unlted States IS stlll soften hlS stand In hlS State competltlveness themL In hIS spIll, but state health offlclals plagued by raCIal preJudlce, of the UnIon message thlS week State of the Unlon message at saId warnlng slgns would remaln but dlsagree on the reasons for But Instead of embraclng the 9 p ill EST fuesday puts Rea In place at least untll Monday It and the way to remedy It, "protectlonlst" brand of trade gan squarely In Ilne wlth an About 1,000 gallons of fuel accordIng to a Tlme magazlne leglslatlon that he has opposed Idea that IS galnlng momentum OIl spliled from an Interlsland poll so often, Reagan IS expected to fast on CapItol Hlll barge last Tuesday after It was Nlnety-two percent of blacks talk up the concept of sharpen "Competltiveness goes be buffeted by a storm southeast of questloned last week, and Ing AmerIca's competltlveness yond slmple trade leglslatlon;' Oahu The 011 drlfted across the 87 percent of whItes, agreed In world markets says Sen Max Baucus, D-Mont , Molokal Channel to Oahu, Hawall's that "raclal preJudlce IS stlll "Competltlveness," perhaps a co-chalrman of the newly most populated Island very common In the US," the the most StyllSh word on Capl launched, 150-~ember Competl SIX beaches were closed to magazlne reported tol Hlll thlS month, came Into tlve Caucus SWImmers Frlday by the state Only 35 percent of the the SpOtllght two years ago In Congresslonal Democrats on Health Department after black whltes agreed that "most whlte a wldely halled report from a Saturday took a concillatory globs came ashore Amerlcans do not llke blacks," presldentlal panel studYlng tone on trade reform efforts Nlnety pald workers and about whlle 51 percent of blacks the natlon's trade problems, '~e must send our tradIng 30 volunteers worked through the agrees wlth the statement WhlCh generated a prOJected partners a message from a weekend to clean up the splll, Although only 26 percent of $173 blillon In red Ink last unlted AmerIca," sald Rep Dan uSlng backhoes, rakes, and spe whltes sald they have ever felt year Rostenkowskl, D-Ill , who de CIal skImmIng and soaklng equlp "physlcally threatened by some Actually, Democrats often Ilvered the party's weekly ment one who IS black," 64 percent accuse Reagan of attemptlng to radIO Clddress "The lThlte On Sunday, much of the 011 ap of the whIte respondents agree shunt aSIde the report of the House, WhlCh once stalled, now peared to be headlng north and they would be afraId to be In Presldent's CommlSSlon on U S says It IS ready to work wlth away from Oahu, comlng ashore at an all-black nelghborhood at Industrlal Competltlveness, Congress That could be a blP some rural northerly beaches on nlght WhlCh found that the Unlted step In the rlght dlrectlon " the Island
FinanCial News Briefly LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A 3-cent for InJured AmerIcans, a Penta Jump In gasollne pump prlces gon offlclal says Dollar closlng In NAPLES, Ital) (AP) -- U S over the past two weeks IS prob The new agreements have been Tokyo was forces searched today for sev ably part of a trend as retall worked out over the past three 152 75 yen and 1n Zurlch was en crew members of a Navy alr ers try to recoup mountIng costs, years by Dr Wlillam Mayer, the Nol avallable craft that crashed In the cen an 011 lndustry analyst sald aSSIstant defense secretary for tral Medlterranean, a U S "The prIce Increase appears health affaIrs Mayer agreed CLOSING METALS Gold Up $6 00 to $406 00 Navy spokeswoman saId to be acceleratIng," TrIlby to break the offlclal sllence SIlver Up $0 14 to $5 65 The plane went down short Lundberg, publlsher of the Lund on the matter last week follow DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES ly before mldnlght Sunday, berg Letter, sald Sunday Ing a recent trIp to the Mld sald Chlef Journallst Patrlcla The average retaIl prlce, In east 30 Industrlals Up 5 76 to close 2107 28 Hooks cludlng all grades and all "I thInk thls serves the na She sald the aIrcraft was taxes, was 90 96 cents a gallon tlonal Interest as few thlngs 20 Tran~portatlons Down 3 64 to close 865 55 on a routlne fllght In sup In the Just-completed Lundberg do," Mayer sald of the agree port of 6th Fleet operatlons Survey of gasolIne prIces across ments WIth Isrdel, Jordan and 15 Ut lIlt les Down 1 10 to close 224 26 Other detalls, Includlng the Unlted States TunlSla 1, 1, -J,. 65 Stocks the type of alrcraft, were * * * Down 0 25 to close 808 32 not Immedlately avallable, WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former VOLUME 138,800,000 Hooks saId event of terrorIst attacks or Senator Gary Hart, ln a P011Cy SEE LISTINGS She sald a speclal Investl other dl~asters In the Mlddle address IS caillng for school iN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY gatlon was under way to deter East, the Unlted States can teacher competency tests, a mlne the cause of the crash count on three countrIes In the longer school year and Increases reglon to prOVIde hospItal Lare In federal spendlng on educatlon SPORTS . HOURGLASS. MONDAY. JANUARY 26. 1987. PAGE 5 Australian Open Giants, Super Bowl Champs; Simms, MVP Edberg Captures By BARRY WILNER AP Sportswrl.ter The Gldnts who gave New York d sweep of the World Senes-Super Bowl crowns for the 1986 Second Straight, PASADENA -- The New York Giants had It.tll <,eason~, were supposed to Wtn thl~ game With Navratilova Upset They were relentless They were Innovative They defense And their defenders were superb tn the third quarter, holding Denver to two yards total offense MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -- After he gUIded were lucky And they had the one Ingredient that W,I~ an easy volley mto an empty court to wrap up hiS doubted the quarterback Den ver ~ ground game hdd II'> ch.tnce and when the Bronco mnners Cdme up short on first-and gOd! from second straight Australian Open men's Singles tItle, In the Super Bowl which would certify John Sweden's Stefan Edberg raised hiS arms Elway's status as football's most dynJmlc and the New York Giants' one-yard line In the ~econd quarter It was essentially theIT last OPPOrtUlllty In the tnumphantly dangerous quarterback, It was Phd Simms who Super Bowl "I feel Just great," the 21-year-old Edberg "aid "It starred He merley was the hottest quarterback In IS hard to put It mto words" NFL playoff history, settIng a record for passing WIth the Broncos ahead 10-7 and dnvIng downfleld on Elway'~ passing, Denver moved to New York's Edberg outlasted a gntty performance by Pat Cash effiCiency by completing 22 of 25 -- 88 percent -- a<; of AustralIa to capture the Grand Slam title 6-3, 6-4. the GIants won theIT first NFL champIOnship '>lnce one, the GIants threw Elway for a one-yard loss, '>topped Gerald WillhIte for no gaIn and then threw 3-6,5-7.6-3 Sunday 1956 Sunday with a 39-20 romp over the Denver It took only two sets for Hana Mandlikova of Bronco'> Sammy WIlder for a four-yard loss When Rich Karhs missed a 23-yard field goal Czechoslovakia to upset top-seeded Martma They did It With all the power they dlsplJyed dunn" attempt, Coach Dan Reeve.; turned the ball over to Navratllova 7-5, 7-6 on Saturday for the women\ a 14-2 reguldf season that was capped by a nIne-gam~ tItle Like Edberg, It was Mandhkova's second wInmng streak, and In two playoff game'> they won Elway almost ennrel) Elway attempted 23 consecutIve pa'>s plays before AustralIan Open ViCtOry, her prevIOus title conung In by 66 pOint,> and allOWing three he got a mnlllng call from the bench nudway through 1980 They did It with a big-play offense bolstered by the fourth qUdfter By then, New York led 33-10 and It was also the Czechoslovak's fourth Grand Slam some tnckery and piloted by Simms, a quarterbdck thiS Super Bowl was essentIally over tItle who silenced cntlC<; with a near-perfect perfonnam.e "We felt we could take advantage of their zone Edberg breezed through the first two sets with "ThIS dispelled for the last tIme any myth .tbout PhIl defeme," Reeves said "I do whdtever I Cdn to move flawless servIng, but then allowed Cash, playIng In Sln1m'>," Giants Coach Bill Parcell,> said "He wa~ the football What hurt us was not sconng In close" hiS first Grand Sldm fmal, to fight hiS way back mto absolutely maglllficent today He quarterbacked ,I~ Reeve,> defended the three straight running plays ll1 the match good a gJme a'> ever had been played the flrst-and-goal sItuatIon "He played great m the fITst two sets," Cash Sdld Simms passed for 268 yards and three touchdown<, "Those were the plays we cdlled and we thought He served big and I Just had to hang m there He dueled Elway on nearly even tenns In the first they were good plays," he said "They are not an ea~y The match last three hours, 40 mmutes. and the half, then led a Giants a'>sault In the second half by te.lm to get mto the end zone agamst The first play VICtOry was sweet revenge for a straight-set loss hIttIng a Super-Bowl record 10 straight pa<;se'> WdS a "weep with an extra blocker to clear the guy Edberg had suffered to Cash last month m the "In my Wildest dreams, I couldn't have hoped It around the corner and a fullback and guard commg openmg match of the DaVIS Cup fmal would work out thiS way," Simms said "Everytlllng ,tround That ,>hould be m (the end zone) we tned I felt was there I didn't throw one ball tOddV \\here I Said, 'I Wish I had that one back' , Over The Weekend AP Top Twenty In the fITst quarter, Simms and Elway '>taged a Record Pvs Men's Soccer dazzhng shootout In which Simms hit all SIX of hiS 1 North Carolina 17-1 2 passes on a 78-yard TD dnve Elway came fight back Spartans I 4. Spartans II 1 2 Iowa 18-1 1 by connecting four straight throws and sconn o from Termmators 4, Spartans II 1 3 Nev -Las Vegas 18-1 4 four yards on d quarterback draw b ROI Hackers 8, Spartan<; III 0 15-2 3 No Super Bowl had ever seen such preCl~lOn Women's Soccer 4 Indiana 15-2 passIng from the outset Bull-It'> 5, Spartan<; II I (tie) Purdue 5 6 Syracuse 17-1 7 NBR Hoop Scores Soccer Schedule 7 Temple 18-2 8 8 DePaul 16-1 6 Saturday's games TOnight 9 Alabama 15-2 13 Dallas 132, LA Lakers 117 *500 Spartans I vs Spartans" (women) 10 Oklahoma 14-3 11 Atlanta 97, Seattle 87 (note time change) 11 Georgetown 14-2 15 PhoeniX 104, Indiana 103 Tuesday 12 IIlmols 14-4 9 Houston 115, Washington 92 5 15 Terminators vs Spartans I 13 Duke 14-3 12 San AntOniO 108, New York 101 14 Clemson 17-1 10 Cleveland 114, Chicago 84 Wednesday 15 St John's 13-3 14 Denver 132, Milwaukee 122 5 15 Tungaru vs Bull-Its 16 TCU 16-3 19 Sacramento 138, DetrOit 113 17 Pittsburgh 14-4 16 Sunday's game Thursday 18 Auburn 11-4 17 Boston 111, Philadelphia 96 5 15 Out For Blood vs Spartans III 19 FlOrida 15-4 13-5 Off The Ice Friday 20 Kansas Saturday'S games 5 25 Spartans I vs ROI Hackers * New soccer schedules are now available for Boston 5, Calgary 3 NY Islanders 2, Quebec 1, OT pick-up In the SpeCial Services office or the New Jersey 4, Philadelphia 3 Gearlocker V ISItor ClaImS 'Last Buffalo 6, Washington 3 Island Sports BIts Runner On Earth' TItle Hartford 3, Toronto 0 Basketball Season By KEN WILLIAMS Montreal 3, Chicago 1 The upcommg basketball "eason IS tentJtlVeiy Edmonton 4, Pittsburgh 2 planned to begm Feb 2 WIth a manager's meetmg St LOUIS 5, DetrOit 3 planned for both men s and women's dlvlslOn~ Approxlmdtely 130 I",land reSidents walked, Jogged, tolllght at 5 15 pm at the CRC and ran m the K waplem-ulllque opportunity -- to try Teams mtere'>ted m partlclpatmg should submIt to become the last mnner on Earth for 1986 The Ldst Run on Earth race was held New Year's roster~ at the meetmg OffICld!'> are a!'>o ne~ded and each team IS to proVide Eve dnd a new strate~y was employed by early dt least one offiCIal All basketball offiLlals '>hould starters who waIted on the late runner~ m lrymg to attend the offiCIatIng climc scheduled for Wednesday, cross the finish Ime Ju<;t before the stroke of mldmoht Tan 28at515pm at the CRC Thl'> made for a clo,>e finish WIth a maJonty of to Anyone mterested m scorekeepmg, expenenced or partlclpant'> fim..,lllng m the nunute before to Just after mexpenenced, should attend the scorekeepmg climc mldlllght ClaimIng 1986'~ title was Chuck LIndborg who Thursday, Jan 29 at 4 p m at the CRC was vIsItIng Island He crossed the fmlsh line at CRC ReservatIOns II 59 '\9 In an extremely close fimsh WIth a group of You may now callihe CRC office (2491) to reserve your tIme for team pr,lctIces PJrtlclpant~ Reservdtion'> wIll be taken each Fnddy for the followmg week and on Tuesdays for a second practIce reservatIOn Due to the number of actlVltIe~ ,>cheduled at the CRC, only two practices will be Bowling Highlights allowed each week per team In the Ehukal Mixed League SWIm Team Men's DIVISion , The spnng season of the KWdplem SWIm Team IS HIgh game Billy Butac, 206 HawaIIan wrestler Salevaa Fuaull begmmng The fmt practice Will be held on Tuesday, 2nd high game Henry Cabasag, 200 Atlsanoe, known In Japan as seklwake Lm 27 High series Oem EspeJO, 506 If you haven't Signed up you may do '>0 at the pool (Junior champion) KOnlshlkl, left, thrusts 2nd hIgh series Billy Butac, 504 yokozuna (grand champion) Futahaguro on Tue<,day Women's DIVISion Prdctlce times are a~ follows out of the ring for hiS 7th victory agamst 8-dnd-under -- 5-5 45 P m High game Eleanor Braun, 156 three defeats In the 15 s day New Year 9-12 -- 5 4 '\-6 30 P m 2nd hIgh game Eleanor Braun, 155 Grand Sumo tournament In Tokyo Dlvmg (over 10) -- 610-730 p m High series Eleanor Braun, 446 (AP Wirephoto) 13-and-over -- 7 30-8 10 P m 2nd hlqh series Matea Wiehe 421 FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1987 Billboard's Top Ten Ann Landers (AP) The following are the IMUon s top ten record., d., they DEAR ANN LANDERS I've heard appear 111 thIS week'.;; I.,.;;ue of BIllbodrd mdgclZ1I1e, copynght about a surgIcal procedure that prevents 1987, BIllboard PublIcation." Inc Repnnted WIth perml~sIon very heavy people from overeatmg My WIfe weIghs 300 pounds What can you tell us about thIS operatIon? Hot HIts "Mdbel" has tned every dIet under the I At TIllS Moment -- BIlly Verd & The Be,Hers sun, loses from 75 to 100 pounds and 2 Open Your Heart -- Madonna then gruns the weIght back 3 C'E.;;t La VIe -- RobbIe NevIl Three yedfs ago Mabel had her Jaws 4 Land Of ConfusIOn -- Gene.,I';; WIred She lost 88 pounds but put It 5 Change Of Heart -- Cyndl Lauper all back, plus 20 more WIthIn 22 months The woman IS desperate 6 Control -- Janet Jackson Can you gIve us some mformatlOn? 7 Someday -- Glass TIger She has developed hIgh blood pressure 8 Shake You Down -- Gregory Abbott and IS a borderlme diabetIc -- J IN 9 LIVIn' On A Prayer -- Bon JOVI CEDAR RAPIDS, lOW A 10 Touch Me -- Samantha Fox DEAR J More than 200,000 Americans are at least 100 pounds DEAR ANN LANDERS I read Top LP's overweight ThiS IS known as recently that the Amencan MedIcal I SlIppery When Wet -- Bon JOVI "morbid obesity" ASSOCIation IS opposed to he dec tor 2 DIfferent Light -- B.lIlgles In the '70s doctors performed tests even though they are 75 to 97 3 ThIrd Stage -- Bo.;;ton surgery to bypass the small percent accurate 10 IdentlfYlOg gUIlty partIes ThIS percentage seems pretty 4 NIght Song~ -- C1I1derelld Intestine, but the complications were life-threatening So most good to me Why does the AMA not 5 The Way It Is -- Bruce HOI nsby & The R,lIlge approve of It? --BIG Q IN ALBION, 6 Bruce Spnngsteen & The E Street B.lIld LIve 1975-1985 - doctors reject thiS approach A newer technique IS one In MICH Bruce Spnngsteen & The E Street Band which metal staples are used and DEAR BIG ~ 1\ polygraph records 7 Llcemed To III -- BeJ.;;tle Boy~ the focus IS on the stomach Itself fluctuations In lJllJod pressure, pulse, 8 Fore I -- Huey LeWIS & The New~ Because thiS procedure IS only breathing and perspiration Exper 9 Control -- Janet J,lCk.,on about four years old, long-term Ienced liars can beat the machine by 10 True Blue -- Mddonnd results cannot be calculated, but It training themselves to remain cool under pressure By I' same token, looks promising A good piece on thiS subject an Innocent persu" "I ,0 becomes Country SIngles appeared In the November Mayo rattled and anxIous Cdll Icst gUilty CliniC Health Letter Anyone I'm With the AMA Seventy-five I You StIll Move Me -- D,lIl Se,lls percent Isn't good enough when a 2 Half Pa.;;t Forever -- T G Sheppdrd Interested should write to Mayo CliniC Health Letter, Rochester, person's reputation or livelihood IS at 3 Leave Me Lonely -- G.lry Morn.;; MN 55905 Also inqUIre about stake Better 100 gUilty ones go free 1 4 How Do I Turn You On -- Ronme MIl.;;.tp subSCribing to thiS fine publication than 10 Innocent ~Jt '0 e be punished 5 I'll Come Back As Another Wom,m -- T,mya Tucker It IS highly Informative unjustly 6 StraIght To The Heart -- Cry~tdl Gdyle 7 Falhn' For You For Years -- Conway TWItty 8 The Carpenter -- John Conlee 9 GOttd Have You -- Eddie Rabbitt Your Individual 10 Cowboy Man -- Lyle Lovett Horoscope Black SIngles ===== Fral\ces Drake =====:;;;:;::=::::== I Candy -- Clmeo FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 27,1<)87 SCORPIO 2 JImmy Lee -- Arethd FrdnklIn ARms (Oct 23 to Nov 21) t£ 3 Stop To Love -- Luther Vandrms (Mar 21 to Apr 19) You II accomplIsh work of an 4 Fdlhng -- Melbd Moore Progress can be made today, hut ImagInative nature TenSIon could 5 Come Share My Love -- Mlkl How,lrd try not to force Issues on the job arIse WIth a co worker Judgment IS Welcome news comes from an old on target In shoppIng and domestIc 6 As We Lay -- Shirley Murdock friend Group actiVItIes bring you Interests 7 C'Est La VIe -- Robbie NevIl some responsIbIlity SAG ITTARIUS 8 Have You Ever Loved Somebody -- FreddIe J.Khon TAURUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ 9 Big Fun -- The Gap Band (Apr 2() to May 20) Long range finanCIal plannIng IS 10 Ballenna Grrl -- LIOnel Rllhle You re able to put career and good, but you could make a mIstake If financIal Interests on a solId hasls you buy somethIng on the spur of the today PractIcal thInkIng Insures moment Apply yourself to mental gaIns Curb an Inner resentment, project'> Videocassettes however CAPRICORN (DeL 22 to Jan 19) (AP) -- The follOWing are the ndtlon'~ top ten vIdeoCdS.,ette~ ,1., GEMINI ~ (May 21 to June 20) The one person who may buck you 111 they appear thIS week's Issue of BIllboard mdgaZJJ1e, copynght A dIspute could arIse WIth a friend today IS a famIly member OtherwIse 1987, BIllboard PublIcatIons, Inc Repnnted WIth perml.,.,Ion ahout money, but you re ahle to get a thIngs go your way Try to be more partner out of a despondent mood patIent Spend some tIme WIth the Couples make plan~ together now books VIdeo Sales CANCER AQUARIUS 1 Jane Fonda's Low Impact AerobiC Workout (Karl-Lonmdr) (June 21 to July 22) (Jan 20 to Feh \8) ~ Work qUIetly toward~ a career goal 2 IndIana Jone.;; And The Temple Of Doom (Pdfamount) You feel the competItIOn In husIness, but self dISCIpline and Try not to snap out at someone 3 Sleepmg Beauty (Disney) concentratIon allow you to hold your EvenIng IS best spent WIth old friends 4 Jane Fonda's New Workout (Kdrl-Lonm,lr) own Romance too gets a nIce boost or group Interests 5 Secrets Of The TItamc (Ve.;;tron) today PISCES >lID 6 Star Trek III The Search For Spock (Par,lmount) LEO (Feb 1<) to Mar 20) ~ A spat WIth a frIend puts a damper 7 Star Trek II The Wr,Hh Of Kh,m (P.trdmount) (July 21 to Aug 22) You II be makIng Important on what otherwIse should be a good 8 Star Trek The MotIon Picture (Pdramount) deCISIons affectIng chIldren Some tIme You II do some hard study now 9 RaIders Of The Lo.;;t Ark (Paramount) agItatIon occur.., on the joh Don t on a vocatIonal matter 10 The Sound Of MUSIC (CBS-Fox) "peak out of turn EvenIng accents , Ol) BORN TODAY are qUIetly partnershIps determIned to succeed and you VIRGO handle yourself well In a CrISIS (Aug 23 to Sept 22) Though mdependent, you are also VIdeocassette Rentals You re In a romantIc mood hut are cooperatIve and would ,>ucceed In I Short CIrCUIt (CBS-Fox) Inclmed to be Impetuous EvenIng sULh fleld~ a'> polItICS and 2 Cobra (Warner) favors study and catchIng up on work government ..,elVlce You re often on 3 IndIana Jones And The Temple Of Doom (P,rrdmount) from the office Be dIplomatIC WIth the '>Ide of the underdog and would 4 Poltergeist II The Other SIde (MGM-UA) offspring make a good ~poke~per,>on for LmRA whatever cause you espouse You re 5 Down And Out In Beverly HIlI.;; 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