Kwajaleln Hourglass
VOL XXI, NO 185 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1984 PICKET LINES COMING DOWN AS UAW, GM REACH AGREEMENT DETROIT (UPI) -- The unIon members and Job secu In favor of the GM contract UnIted Auto Workers reached rIty promIses for SIX years The "no" vote was belIeved agreement early today on a for a maJorIty of the work to be that of longtIme dIs three-year contract wIth force sIdent Pete Kelly, the pres General Motors Corp , and "Our people are very de Ident of Local 160 In War- pIcket lInes began to come lIghted," saId Leon Mat ren down at many of the 17 plants thews, the presIdent of UAW About 91 ,300 workers struck by 91 ,300 workers Local 653 In PontIac "The struck 17 GM plants thIs across the natIon pIckets have been wIthdrawn" week In strIkes sanctIoned UAW PresIdent Owen BIeber The settlement came one by the unIon Another 18,845 saId strIkers were ordered week after the expIratIon of workers were laId off at 23 to return to theIr Jobs as the old contract, whIch was plants because of the walk soon as possIble, pendIng amended durIng the 1982 outs ratIfIcatIon of the new con slump to grant GM concessIons GM saId It lost produc tract A FIero plant at Pon worth $3 bllllOn tIon of 36,600 cars and tIac, M1Ch , planned to re A meetIng of the unIon's 9,000 trucks In four days, sume productIon tonIght, but 300-member GM CouncIl IS or 55 percent of ltS normal It was doubtful all the slated for next Wednesday productl0n Analysts estI struck plants would be back In St LouIs The councIl mated the walkouts and lay to full speed before ~onday WIll get the fIrst offIcIal offs cost GM about $175 ml1- DespIte BIeber's back-to detaIls of the contract, 110n a week work order, some locals saId BIeber saId GM Vlce Presldent Alfred they would contInue pIcket The receptIon by the coun Warren descrIbed the nego Ing untIl local Issues also cIl members -- unIon local tlatlOns as "very tough, are resolved leaders and shop chaIrmen - very dIffIcult," but saId The agreement was reached should IndIcate whether the both sIdes wIll benefIt about 2 a m after a 15-hour contract wIll be accepted by from the new pact bargaInIng sessIon workers RatIfIcatIon wl11 BIeber sald, "It lS an The contract coverIng all take about two weeks excellent settlement that 350,000 hourly workers at GM The UAW's 11-member bar makes more secure than ever UAW Pres~dent Owen B~eber (UPI Photo) Includes hIgher wages for gaInIng commIttee voted 10-1 Jobs of our members "
'OR STOP CRYING WOLF Americans Launch Investigation Officials Urge Into Embassy Security Breakdown BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - feet of the embassy bUIldIng vestlgatlon, accordIng to Retaliation For Bombing AmerIcan offlcla1s launched "We have a team currently offICIal BeIrut radIO WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Pres non, sayIng there IS "no an InvestIgatIon today Into lookIng Into how they got so Before leavlng WashIng ent and former government suggestIon that would make the breakdown of securIty at near the embassy," saId an ton, Murphy saId he thought offIcIals saId today the any materla1 dIfference" the U S Embassy that made embassy offICIal who declIn securIty at the embassy was UnIted States should retal On the CBS "Morm ng News" lt posslb1e for IslamIC SUI ed to be named adequate Iate agaInst those responsI program, former Undersecre CIde commandos to bomb the Asslstant Secretary of But Robert Lora, a State ble for the BeIrut Embassy tary of State Lawrence Ea bUIldIng and kIll at least State RIchard Murphy and Department employee respon bombIng, and Sen PatrIck gleburger was asked about 23 people RIchard B Oakley of the SIble for securIty at the Leahy warned the UnIted the possIbIlIty of U S re The truck bomb attack WashIngton-based counter embassy, saId a crash-proof States should elther retalI ta11atlOn Thursday -- the thIrd agaInst terrorIsm offIce arrIved In steel barrIer that was to ate or stop "crYIng wolf " "Yes, I happen to be11eve an AmerIcan InstallatIon In BeIrut to start theIr lnves have been Installed at the Defense Secretary Caspar that there should be reta1- BeIrut In 17 months - tlgatlOn entrance to the embassy com WeInberger has saId the latlon," Eag1eburger saId brought renewed polItIcal Murphy opened hls InquIry plex In an east Belrut sub UnIted States IS conslder "We have enough of an Idea pressure on the Reagan ad wIth a meetIng wIth U S Am urb was not yet In place be I ng "a 11 kInds of dIfferent of at least some of the peo mInIstratIon followIng the bassador RegInald Bartholo cause of the rushed move to actlvltles and optIons" and ple that would aId and abet two sImIlar bombIngs last mew, 48, who was released the new embassy quarters added In an NBC televIsIon thIs sort of an actlvlty," year that kIlled more than from the hospItal thIs morn "The barrIer was not In network IntervIew that one Eag1eburger added 300 people Ing after treatment for mI posItIon, and the TV scan of the optIons lnvo1ves "I'm not sure It'S all AmerIcan demolItIon ex nor InJurIes suffered when ners were not functIonIng," "trYlng to locate the ac that clear-cut," Leahy sald perts were questIonIng WIt he was plnned under rubble Lora, from Reno, Nev , sald tual group" responslb1e for "One thIng, though, that nesses and combIng through In hIs fourth-floor embassy from hIs bed ln BeIrut's Thursday's sUIcIde bombIng should be made very clear the debrIS In front of the offIce Abu Jawdah HospItal WeInberger also dIsmIss to these terrorIst groups embassy to determIne how the After the meetIng, Murphy Embassy personnel moved ed a suggestIon that the Ma The UnIted States IS not truck carryIng 330 pounds of saId Lebanese authorItIes to the new dIplomatIc quar rInes be returned to Leba- gOIng to leave BeIrut" explosIves got to wIthIn 20 were cooperatIng In the In- ters Aug 2
ON 12TH ANNIVERSARY Consumer Prices BIGGEST MASS PICKET YET Rise Substantially 6,000 British Miners Thousands Of Filipinos WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Amer Ican consumer prIces rose a Protest Martial Law substantIal 0 5 percent In Clash With Police MANILA, PhIlIPPInes (UPI) As the nIght wore on, August, the most sInce AprIl, LONDON (UPI) -- Some of real tensIon wIth neI -- Thousands of FIlIpInos the number of protesters propelled by more expensIve 6,000 mIners -- the bIggest ther SIde knowlnq what the Saturday (Phl11pplne local dWlnd1ed to about 3,000, housIng, c1othlng, beef, mass pIcket yet In BrItaIn's other SIde would do next," tIme) carrIed theIr protest many sIttIng at the Inter fruIt and vegetables, the 6-month-old coal strIke - one wItness saId agaInst PresIdent FerdInand sectIon of Legarda and Labor Department saId today clashed wIth rIot polIce to PIckets tore brIcks from Marcos' authorItarIan rule Claro Recto streets In the The prIce of gasolIne day, InJurIng three polIce a wall and snapped branches Into a second day as sol thIckly populated "unlVer fell 0 9 percent, less a de men off trees to hurl at polIce dIers refused to allow them Slty belt" several blocks clIne than In June and July, FIve pIckets were arrest They used bIg rubber bands to march to the presIdentIal from the palace and so was not as much help ed In the runnIng clashes In to fIre marbles at the of palace They sang protest songs to the Index whIch the mIners threw bot fIcers and threw bottles Some 30,000 students, and 11stened to speeches In New York today, Morgan tles, stones, brIcks, mar and stones, wItnesses saId prlests, nuns and workers de11vered from a truck park Guaranty Trust, AmerIca's bles and branches, polIce PolIce on horses advanc converged at a maJor gate ed In the mIddle of Legar flfth largest bank, lowered saId ed on the pIckets In stages way to Marcos' offIcIal res da through the nIght and 1ts prlme rate to 12 3-4 per At least 6,000 angry and used dogs to pursue Idence at 4 30 P m FrIday early mornIng Others fold cent from 13 percent, the strIkIng mIners pIcketed the them through nearby woods after day10ng marches In ed theIr streamers and slept fIrst decrease In the key Maltby mIne In South York An armored van stood by to the raIn to mark the 12th on them Interest rate sInce early shIre In an effort to con beat back any advance annIversary of the ImposI Some soldIers bedded down 1983 vInce seven unIon mIners not One offIcer was taken tIon of martIal law they on theIr shIelds It was the fIrst declIne to work PolIce escorted the to the hospItal after beIng called a "day of sorrow" The protesters, led by In the key base rate sInce strIke-breakIng mIners Into hIt In the shoulder by a But about 3,000 soldlers Agaplto AquIno, 44, younger late February 1983 when It work brIck PolIce saId another and polIcemen In full com brother of slaIn opposItIon was lowered to 10~ percent Some 700 polIcemen In two polIcemen were InJured bat gear blocked theIr way leader BenIgno AquIno, want from 11 percent, before full rIot gear faced the BrItaIn's mIners went on behInd four layers of barb ed to march at least up to turnIng back up to the pre pIckets wIth another 500 of strIke March 12 to protest ed Wlre fences, a cordon of the mIddle of MendIola vaIlIng 13 percent level fIcers standIng by In the the state-run NatIonal Coal rlot shIelds and three wa BrIdge The brIdge lS re Other banks IndIcated they mlnlng area some 150 mIles Board's plans to close 20 ter cannons, forcIng a garded as a symbol of defI were studYIng the move, north of London unprofItable mInes, laYIng standoff ance to the Marcos rule whIch had been predIcted "There was an atmosphere off some 20,000 mIners World News • ~P~AG~E::2:,~H~OU:R:G~LA~S~S:,:F~R~ID~A=y~,:S~E~PT~E~M~B~ER~2~l'~19~8~4~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;; NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Compromise Announced News Briefs Military Bases MOSCOW (UPI) -- The Rev Bllly Graham On Steel Legislation ended hlS 12-day V1Slt to the Sovlet Unlon WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A U S offlclal announced today wlth a Mass at a RUSSlan Orthodox Threatened With Attack a compromlse Thursday on steel leglslatlon that church and a meetlng wlth Kremlln offlclals SACRAMENTO, Callf (UPI) -- Mllltary bases ln would tle protectlon from lmports to steps by who told hlm dlssldent Andrel Sakharov was northern Callfornla have been threatened wlth a U S steel makers to modernlze thelr plants allVe and well terrorlst attack, the FBI sald today House Ways and Means Commlttee Chalrman Dan The 65-year-old evangel 1St sald he dlS Offlclals remalned tlght-llpped on the de Rostenkowskl sald the compromlse also proposed cussed rellglous freedom as well as the con talls but one Alr Force base reported beeflng up that Presldent Reagan try to hold lmports to dltlon of Sakharov durlng prlvate talks wlth secunty 17 percent of the U S market Sovlet offlclals, lncludlng Borls Ponomarev, "I won't comment on where or when the threats Reagan on Tuesday reJected quotas He sald he a non-votlng member of the rullng Polltburo came from," sald FBI agent Steve Keller ln Sac would seek voluntary agreements wlth forelgn pro * * * ramento "We have turned over 1nformat lOn to the ducers to llmlt them to 18 percent of the Amerl SOHMOR, Lebanon (UPI) -- The massacre of mllltary and lt'S a mllltary sltuatlOn " Keller can market 13 Shllte Moslems by Israell-backed mllltla refused to say more about the threats or to how In recent months, lmports have accounted for men could delay the wlthdrawal of Israell many bases they were made one-fourth -- or more -- of steel sales ln the troops from South Lebanon, a senlor Israell "It lS a mllltary matter at thlS pOlnt," he Unl ted States army offlcer sald today sald Under the new plan, leglslatlon would requlre But Forelgn Mlnlster Yltzhak Shamlr cau Ken Lavln, publlC lnformatlon offlcer at Mc an annual reVlew of efforts by steel makers to tloned agalnst abandonlng hopes the South Clellan Alr Force Base near Sacramento, sald con modernlze and lmprove competltlveness ln the com Lebanese army -- whose soldlers were re tlngency securlty plans,lncludlnq the closure of lng flve years Congress would use the report ln sponslble for the slaughter -- would play a publlC gate to the base, were put lnto effect decldlng whether to extend the authorlty to en a maJor securlty role In the border area Thursday nlght force the agreements on the forelgn share of the * * * "McCl e 11 an has 1ncreased 1ts secun ty mea U S market UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -- The General Assem sures based upon lnformatlon lndlcatlng a POSS1- bly by acclamatlon today admltted Brunel, a ble terrorlst threat to northern Callfornla In Cooking Teacher small oll-produclng Southeast ASlan country, stallatlons," LaVln sald as the 159th member of the Unlted Natlons Offlclals at TraV1S Alr Force Base ln Falr Delegates applauded warmly as assembly fleld and Beale Alr Force Base ln Marysvllle re Gives Birth During Class Presldent Paul Lusaka of Zambla requested fused to comment on the threats A spokeswoman LEOMINSTER, Mass (UPI) -- Dlane Avoll took a that they accept a resolutlon slgned by 101 at Travls referred questlons to the FBI, and a pregnant pause whlle teachlng her macrob10t1cs countrles supportlng the admlsslon of Brunel spokesman for Beale sald lnqulrles were belng cooklng class the other nlght -- and gave blrth as the organlzatlon's newest member turned over to the Defense Department ln Washlng to her seventh daughter * * * ton, D C Krlsten Pearl Avoll, 71 pounds, entered the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -- A Cathollc group's world between the squash ple and the stuffed cab request to hold a publlC memorlal and burlal THIRD MAYOR KILLED THIS YEAR bage serVlce for 16,500 fetuses recovered from a Avoll, 37, of East Templeton, sald Wednesday dumpster was reJected by the Callfornla Su she had a feellng somethlng m1ght happen Monday preme Court Thursday Masked Gunmen nlght when she went to the natural food store to Immedlately after the rullng, an attorney teach her regular class for the Cathollc League for C1Vll and Rell Assassinate Peruvian Mayor "It was very strange," she sa1d "I d1dn't glouS Rlghts sald the ,0rganlZatlOn wlll LIMA, Peru (UPI) -- Gunmen wearlng Skl masks want to thlnk lt was happenlng I Just kept do flle an appeal wlth the U S Supreme Court assasslnated a mayor ln Peru's cocalne-produclng lng the class thlnk1ng, 'Th1S lsn't gOlng to hap "We're dlsappolnted but not defeated," Jungle and guerrlllas dynamlted a hotel and qov pen ' It was hard to th1nk " Paul Freese sal d ernment offlces ln the country's thlrd-largest Avoll and her husband, Joseph, had prepared * * * Clty, authorltles sald today for a home b1rth But, "we weren't prepared at WASHINGTON (UPI) -- House of Representa Pollce sald Vlctor Plnan, the mayor of Puma the store I st1ll had two more classes to do " tlves and Senate leaders agreed Thursday on huasl, 300 mlles northeast of Llma, was shot by a defense budget package that delays untll two men ln the town's central plaza Thursday sprlng settlement of the MX mlsslle debate, Pollce quoted wltnesses saYlng the klllers ap Man Married To Mother but glves opponents four separate chances to proached Plnan, 53, asked lf he was the mayor shoot down the 10-warhead mlsslle and then shot hlm three tlmes at close range Takes New Bride Resolvlng a summer-long deadlock, House The wltnesses sald the men wore Skl masks NASHVILLE, Tenn (UPI) -- A construct10n work Speaker Thomas O'Nelll, D-Mass , Senate Re Plnan belonged to the left-of-center OPPOS1- er who marr1ed SlX years ago only to learn the publlcan Leader Howard Baker and the Whlte tlon party, Apra, and lS the thlrd mayor thlS woman he had wed was h1S mother has taken anoth House all agreed to the deal that cheered MX year to be kllled ln central Peru er br1de, h1S lawyer sa1d Thursday foes Some news reports sald Plnan's attackers left Danny James Bass, 26, and Brenda Maylene * * * a slgn saylng "Long llve Mao Tse-tung and the Watts, 25, were marrled Wednesday even though WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A blll authorlzlng armed struggle," ldentlfying themselves wlth the the flrst marrlage nas not been annulled Presldent Reagan to negotlate a tarlff-free Maolst guerrllla group Shlnlng Path Bass' attorney, Dlckson lawyer Doug Jackson, trade agreement wlth Israel and Canada has Pumahuasl lS located ln Peru's cocalne-produc sa1d the state Supreme Court has held that mar won unanlmous Senate approval lng Jungle, where the government malntalns Shln nages between blood kln are vOld and ''In es The blll, passed 96-0 on Thursday, also lng Path has opened a new front ln ltS war to sence, never eXlsted " Under the c1rcumstances, contalns dozens of mlscellaneous tarlff mea overthrow Presldent Fernando Belaunde Terry the attorney sa1d Bass' marr1age to h1S mother sures, most of them suspendlng tarlffs on Pollce added, however, lt was posslble Plnan's never occurred varlOUS lmport ltems ranglng from water klllers were drug trafflckers who are blamed for The man's mother, Mary Ann Garton Bass, 43, chestnuts and bamboo shoots to cobalt alloys the slaYlngs of around 25 pollce and farmers ln pleaded lnnocent to cr1m1nal 1ncest charges * * * the area ln recent months ANAHEIM, Callf (UPI) -- Management and unlon negotlators representlng 1,800 Dlsney Gay Pleads No Contest Financial News land employees resumed contract talks Thurs Dollar clos1ng ln Tokyo was day, and offlclals sald they had put togeth 247 45 yen er a plan to keep the amusement park open lf To Voluntary Manslaughter and 1n Zur1ch was the workers went on strlke LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- The elderly preacher fa 2 5300 SW1SS francs Members of flve unlons representlng about ther of slaln soul slnger MarVln Gaye pleaded no CLOSING METALS one-thlrd of Dlsneyland's 5,000 employees contest Thursday to voluntary manslaughter ln Gold voted to turn down a proposed three-year mas the Aprll shootlng death of hlS Grammy Award-wln up 4 75 at 343 50 ter contract, saylng they would strlke lf an nl ng son Sllver acceptable contract could not be worked out In a plea bargaln wlth the dlstrlct attor up 35 at 7 47 ln another round of negotlatlons ney's offlce, MarVln Gay Sr , 70, a retlred Apos * * * tOllC mlnlster, also pleaded no contest before DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES PEKING (UPI) -- Chlna today relterated Superlor Court Judge Ronald George to uSlng a 30 Industrlals off 14 80 at 1201 74 ltS "strong dlssatlsfactlOn" wlth new U S flrearm ln the commlSSlon of the crlme 20 Trans off 5 26 at 518 69 textlle rules and warned that Washlngton Gay had been charged wlth murder, and as a 15 Ut1l1t1es off 46 at 135 31 would bear full responslblllty for any fu condltlon of the plea bargaln, was allowed to 65 Stocks off 4 93 at 471 22 ture damage ln two-way trade plead no contest to the lesser manslaughter Volume 120,640,000 shares The offlclal Xlnhua news agency sald Chl charge He wlll be sentenced at a later date and SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY nese Ambassador to the Unlted States Zhang faces up to 13 years ln state prlson WenJln sent a dlplomatlc note late Thursday The elder Gay shot hlS son tWlce ln the chest Surf And Sun to the State Department requestlng consulta durlng a heated argument at the famlly home on AS OF 12 01 A M tlons on compensatlon for losses suffered by Apnl 1 Frlday, September 21, 1984 Chlna because of the regulatlons Dally ralnfall 0 00 * * * Monthly total 3 15 LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- Ron Hendren, who The Power Of Prayer Yearly total 28 79 left hlS posltlOn as co-host of "Entertaln FORTVILLE, Ind (UPI) -- An elderly woman's TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN ment TOnl ght" two weeks ago 1n a contract prayer ln the face of danger scared off an armed Sunnse 6 38 a m dlspute, has been replaced by hlS slt-ln, robber who sa1d he "used to be a Chnst1an," au- Sunset 6 46 p m Robb Weller, Paramount TV announced Thursday thon t 1es sa 1d Moonn se 4 28 a m Weller, who was temporarlly apPolnted to Hancock County sher1ff's Detect1ve John W Moonset 5 16 P m cover the show whlle Paramount trled to Munden sa1d the bandlt surprlsed Ivah Hendren at H1 T1 de 2 53 am, 5 6' - 3 25 pm, 5 I' reach an agreement wlth Hendren, was named her home near Fortvllle Lo Tl de 9 29 am, 6' - 9 20 pm, 8' co-host of "Entertalnment TOnlght" wlth Mary The robber told the woman he had recently SUNDAY Hart and the co-anchor of "Entertalnment been released from pr1son and needed cash, Mun Sunn se 6 38 a m Moonn se 5 28 a m ThlS Week" wlth co-host Leeza Glbbons den sa1d He took $11 from her purse, but when Sunset 6 45 p m Moonset 6 07 p m * * * he asked for her r1ngs, she sa1d she couldn't H1 T1de 3 33 am, 6 0' - 3 57 pm, 5 6' ST CLOUD, Mlnn (UPI) -- A Roman Cathollc get them off The robber sa1d, "I'll cut them Lo T1de 9 51 a m 2' - 9 57 pm, 3' blShop says he has banned church weddlngs off," pushed the woman 1nto a chalr and pulled MONDAY for couples who llve together before marrlage out a palr of pllers Sunn se 6 38 a m Moonn se 6 26 a m to make lt clear the church has not changed When Hendren began to pray aloud, the band1t Sunset 6 44 p m Moonset 6 56 P m ltS moral teachlng The dlocese lS apparent sald, "I used to be a Chr1st1an, too," and took Hl T1de 4 10 am, 6 2' - 4 310m, 5 9' ly only the second ln the Unlted States to off, Munden sald Lo Tlde 10 24 am, 0 0' - 10 35 pm, 0 I' enact such a prohlbltlon The man entered the house on the pretense of FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 retrlev1ng tools left by a telephone repa1rman CC;ommentary HgURGLASS, FRIBAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1984, PAGE 3 PERSONALITY SPOTLIGHT Learning history at Harvard By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR Reginald Bartholomew: The presldent of Harvard. Mr Derek Bok. has replleato a dlS bellevlng alumnus who wanted to know whether lt was true that the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon chalrman of the department of hlstory was a communlst Mr Bok WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Reg Bartholomew, U S ambassador to Leba sald sure, Professor John Womack lS a communlst, much as, oh, non, has a well-deserved reputatlon around the State Department Vladlmlr Nabokov was a lepldopterlst as a surVlVor "The fact that he lS a commUnlst lS not, of ltself, a matter Secretary of State George Shultz pralsed Bartholomew for hlS of concern to us so long as he does not seek to lndoctrlnate hlS "courage and cool ness " Others who have foll owed hl s steady stUdents I mlght add that although most Harvard professors are rlse through the forelgn serVlce ranks have expressed admlratlon somewhere ln the normal Republlcan-Democratlc range of polltlcal for hlS deft ablllty to work wlth the dlfferent polltlcal admln vlewpolnts, we do have some faculty members who fall outslde thlS lstratlons that have run the U S government spectrum, belng elther 11bertarlans or communlsts or goodness Those skllls were belng tested Thursday when a terrorlst knows what " drove a bomb-laden vehlcle to the embassy, settlng off an explo I challenge anybody In search of the essence of 11bera11sm to Slon-that kllled at least 23 people and lnJured dozens of others beat that paragraph Go to Harvard and learn to regard llbertar A youthful-looklng 48, Bartholomew was -- llke Shultz -- a lanlsm and communlsm as merely complementary snlppets at elther former college professor at the Unlverslty of Chlcago He came end of the polltlca1 spectrum to government serVlce at the Pentagon as a European speclallst Oh yes, Mr Bok went on "May I ln 1968 (when Shultz also entered government serVlce as secre also say that all Amerlcan unlver tary of labor) and then moved to the POllCY Plannlng Bureau of sltles subscrlbe to the tenets of the State Department, WhlCh was then sort of a speech-wrltlng academlc freedom, WhlCh clearly em "thlnk tank" body the rlght of all professors He caught the eye of Henry Klsslnger, who used hlm for a to entertaln any polltlcal Vlews varlety of tasks, lncludlng helplng on the Strateglc Arms Llml they choose so long as they carry tatlon Talks delegatlon He contlnued on that asslgnment when out thelr academlc dutles wlthout the Carter admlnlstratlon took offlce and worked closely wlth belng subJect to lnterference or both Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and natlonal securlty advl preJudlce on the part of the lnstl ser Zblgnlew Brzezlnskl tutlon that hlres them" When Alexander Halg took offlce, Bartholomew's career ad Mr Bok's memory lS short- vancement slowed, apparently because Halg dld not trust anybody llved In the sprlng of 1953, a who had worked that closely wlth the polltlcal level of the commlttee of the Assoclatlon of prevlous admlnlstratlon Amerlcan Unlversltles flled a re Characterlstlcally, Bartholomew used the pause ln hlS career port dec1arlng that Communlst advancement to lmprove hlS educatlon, learnlng German -- he Party membershlp was sufflclent already spoke fluent French and less fluent Itallan cause for the dlsmlssa1 of a fac Eventually Bartholomew worked hlS way out of the bureau ulty member because of the commu cratlc sldetrack and was named to an lmportant, but frustratlng nlst code of conduct The two chalr and dlfflcult Job, negotlatlng a new mllltary bases agreement men of the ,comml ttee that fl 1ed the wlth the Greek government and servlng as speclal envoy to the report were the presldents of Yale and Prlnceton The presldent Greek-Turklsh talks on Cyprus of Harvard afflrmed the rullng In September 1983, he was named ambassador to Lebanon at a That was a hectlc season for the presldent of Harvard, James tlme when the U S prestlge and standlng ln the Arab world had Bryant Conant, because he was appolnted by Presldent Elsenhower reached a low pOlnt The May 17 troop wlthdrawal agreement, as Amerlcan hlgh commlSSloner to West Germany (that was before negotlated by Shultz, had fallen apart The U S Embassy was we graduated to ambassadors), and ln the flurry over that shattered rUlns appolntment lt was recalled that Mr Conant had, the year before, One month later, 250 U S Marlnes were kllled by a sUlclde stoutly afflrmed that there was no communlst on the faculty of bomber ln thelr barracks at Belrut Alrport Bartholomew's reSl Harvard, elther open or concealed dence, on a hlllslde near the Lebanese presldentlal palace, was So that far from belng lndlfferent to whether a member of nearly hlt by rockets several tlmes the faculty was a communlst, a generatlon ago the presldent of He could travel ln Belrut only under heavy securlty and hlS Harvard was declarlng that there were no communlsts there, and contacts wlth the outslde world, lncludlng newsmen, were severe that lf there were, they would be subJect to dlsmlssal, glven ly restrlcted by the need for secrecy and a wall of bodyguards, the communlst code of behavlor lncludlng some local mllltla who were hlred for the purpose It lS the very beglnnlng of polltlcal wlsdom to recognlze Yet he managed to work wlth the Lebanese government WhlCh that afflllatlon wlth some polltlcal movements lS not prlmarl1y was then dlSlllusloned and bltter about the U S lnablllty or a polltlcal act -- lt lS a moral commltment, or rather, an extra unwllllngness to commlt ltS resources to solvlng the Lebanese moral commltment There lS no such thlng as a Nazl who lS also crlS1S The U S economlC asslstance program was frozen, because qua11fled to teach ln a communlty of scholars Nor lS there such of the C1Vll chaos, and Bartholomew lost further polltlcal lever a thlng as_a communlst quallfled to teach ln a communlty of schol age wlth the coalltlon government ars The only thlng more anesthetlzlnq to moral senslbllltles He supervlsed the constructlon of the new embassy bUlldlng than to have a communlst on a faculty of a college lS to have as WhlCh was blown up Thursday The new complex was a vlrtual for ltS presldent someone who cannot penetrate that dlstlnctlon tress, and lt took a darlng and sUlcldal ruse to penetrate lt Even then, Presldent Bok wasn't through "Moreover," he , Bartholomew, who walked to a nearby hospltal, was on the wrote, reassunngly, "knowlng Professor Womack, I would be very phone to Shultz and later to Presldent Reagan wlthln one hour of surprlsed lf he were to abuse hlS authorlty by vlrtue of hlS the exploslOn polltlcal bellefs He lS a conSClentlous and prlnclpled person" It remalns to be explalned how a prlnclpled person assoclates hlmself w1th the doctrlnes of a slave emp1re Would one, for Preferred stock or bonds? example, term a member of the Natlonal Soc1al1st Party "pnn- C1 p1 ed" 1f he stuck to the pn nC1 pl e that no Jews 1n Germany INVESTORS' GUIDE B~ WILLIAM A DOYLE should be left a11ve? Q Why do some companies QRX Corp would have paid Ingher dividend? buy preferred stocks of other mcome tax on the whole A It would be much better, The V1S10n of a qU1et hlstor1an attend1ng only to h1S schol companies, rather than $100,000 If you could exchange your arly pursults, a commun1st merely as an affectat10n, doesn't bonds? This wnnkle m the nabon's preferred for common qU1te comport wlth Professor Womack's publ1C manner "In P011- A Because the Internal tax code results m preferred However, unless your prefer tlCS," he wrote 1n hlS 25th anmversarv autob10graph1cal sketch, Revenue Code allows a com stocks bemg advantageous red stock has a "convertible" "as I was ten years aqo, so I rema1n -- a commumst Th1S keeps pany that receives diVidends after-tax, flXed-mcome m proVlSlOn, you can't swap one from stock ISSued by another vesbnents for corporabons It for the other me busy" One would agree DUrlng the past 10 years, Professor company to exclude and not certainly makes preferred a Assuming you own Womack must surely have kept busy Just1fY1ng such communlst pay federal mcome tax on 85 much better mvestment deal "straight" preferred, With no enterpr1ses as the cultural revolut10n, genoc1de In Cambod1a, percent of those diVidends for corporabons than m convertible prOVISion, you'll boat people 1n Vletnam, the lnvaSlon 1n Afghan1stan, mart1al law Let's say QRX Corp owns dlVlduals have to sell your preferred In Poland, the 11legallzatlon of Solldarlty, the shoot1ng down some XYZ Corp preferred * * * and buy the common stock stock from which It received Q I have 100 shares of $50 Preferred stock paymg $2 25 of Fl1ght 007 $100,000 m diVidends last year par preferred stock, purchas annual diVidends WIll most "But I am patlent To everyth1ng there 1S a season, and after After takmg the 85 percent ed many years ago at a cost of bkely fetch less than $20 a centurles of devotlon to greed, 1f the Adolfo. D10r and Halston diVidend excluSlOn, QRX $5,000 The dividends are only share If you sell That's the fasclsts don't have us all kll1ed. there w111 come a world of Corp paid mcome tax of only 4 5 percent - ~ Z5 per share a sad story of straight preferred $15,000 of those diVidends year - for a total of ~ stocks Their market pnces equallty, Justlce and comradely care" If QRX Corp owned XYZ Wouldn't It be better to change have fallen over the years, as That man teaches Lat1n Amerlcan h1story dt Harvard, tormented Corp bonds from which It my preferred stock to com mterest rates have gone up by the threat of couturler fasclsts, dreamlng of the comradely received $100 000 mterest mon stock, which pays a much C) ,,.. K'ng F •• tu,.. Syndicate Inc pleasures In a day In the llfe of Ivan Den1sovlch
The Hourglass 15 an unofflClal publlcatlon authorlZed under the provlslons of AR 360-81 It lS pub11shed by Global ASSoclates Monday through Frlday (excludlng holldays) at the dl rectlon of the commandlng offlcer, U S Army KwaJa1eln Mlsslle Range, Marshall Islands, un Commandlng Offlcer Col Wl111am A Spln der contract DASG60-82-C-0063 Th1S lS an offset pub11catlon, wlth a dally clrcu1atlon of Pub11C Affalrs Offlcer Jim Wlttmeyer 1,950 The Vlews and oplnlons expressed hereln are not necessarl1y those of the Department Edltor Courtney Danko of the Army Communlcatlons should be addressed to the Hourglass, Box 23, APO San Franclsco Feature Wrlter Patrl Cla Everett 96555, or call 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Materlals appearlng In the Hourglass may not be re Copy Editor, Clrcu1atlon Joan Skoglund prlnted wlthout the approval of the commandlng offlcer, U S Army KwaJa1eln Mlssl1e Range Sports Wnter Ruth Horne All want ads and notlces must be submltted on GA Form 8020 R-4 by 12 30 p m the worklng day prlor to pub11catlon "- .., .. ILocal News PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1984 Hospital Staff Receives Training Notice To Retired In Advanced Cardiac Life Support Military Personnel By COURTNEY DANKO From KMR After a comprehenslve course here last she exp1alned Are you and your deoendents enrolled 1n week, the Kf·1R Hosplta1 now has 18 members The tralnlng program conslsted of "dl- the Defense Enrollment Ellg1b1l1ty Report of ltS staff tralned to provlde Advanced dactlc matena1 presented ln lecture form," lng System? A recent message from DEERS Cardlac Llfe Support, accordlng to Manan followed by "several hours of teachlng sta- proJect off1ce states that effect1ve Troxell, C RNA at KMR Hosplta1 tlon, so they (the students) got the baslc Oct 1, 1984, those personnel not enroll Hosplta1 personnel, lncludlng doctors, prlnclp1e, and then they had to do hands ed 1n DEERS may be denled non-emerqency reglstered nurses, medlca1 technlclans and on practlce of the baslc prlnclp1es," Marl health care corpspersons, partlclpated In the specla1 an sald "I guess that's what makes lt a If you are not sure 1f you and your semlnar conducted Sept 11-14 under the successful program They do so much practl- dependents are enrolled, or what your cur dlrectlOn of Dr Tom Neuman, asslstant cal work themselves" rent status 1n DEERS 1S, you can call the cllnlcal professor of medlclne at the Unl- To recelve certlflcatlon as provlders followlng commerclal numbers verslty of Callfornla at San Dlego and as- of ACLS, the students had to pass four test Army 202-325-9591 soclate faculty representlng the Amencan lng statlons, WhlCh lncluded a "wntten Navy 202-694-3479 Heart Assoclatlon, Marlan sald test, WhlCh lS all comprehenslve materlal A1r Force 512-652-5985 At the same tlme the hospltal staff was on advanced cardlac dlsease problems," Mar Mar1ne Corps 202-694-1958 recelVlng the ACLS course, Dr Jlm Troxell, lan sald "Then they had to go through en Coast Guard 202-426-0276 Kt1R chlef medlca1 offlcer, and Manan Trox- dotrachea1 lntubatlOn, dysrhythmla recog If you and your dependents need to be ell recelved certlflcatlon as lnstructors nltlon and therapeutlc modalltles, and a enrolled ln the DEERS program, contact for ACLS "We now have two ACLS lnstruc- megacode sltuatlOn," she sald, eXp1alnlng SSgt Pyfer at 81414 You w1ll need a tors In the communlty, and can contlnue megacode sltuatlon lnvo1ved dlrectlng "a copy of your ret1rement orders, marr1age tralnlng people and malntalnlng the same total resuscltatlon, 11ke cardlac arrest certlflcate, and for your ch1ldren, a level as new people come In wlth staff resuscltatlon, lncludlng glVlng the correct copy of the blrth certlf1cate turnover," Manar sald drugs" ACLS provlders must be recertlfled every The course was conducted "to keep KMR two years, t1anan sald, and lnstructor re- Hospltal current wlth the 'communlty stan Kimij Kararik Tok Korn certlflcatlOn occurs every year "Amencan dard of medlclne,' and 'commumty stan "K~m~J karar~k tok kom" ~s the Mar Heart has standardlzed cardlac care all dard' now means not Just wlthln your own shallese way to say welcome, l~terally over the Unlted States, and lt constantly llttle town, you must be conslstent wlth "We make you no longer strangers " researches and updates ltS program, so what's belng done natlOnally," explalned Randy Brown, h1S wlfe, Carol, and recertlflcatlon means updated matenal ," Manan the1r l3-month-old daughter, Kr1sten, are new res1dents to KwaJaleln The Browns are from Phoen1x, Ar1z Randy 1S a programmer for GTE The Browns say they enJoy Jogg1ng, SWlmm1ng and photography, and th1nk KwaJ llfe wlll be "ath1etlc, qUlet, w1th lots of water sports, and a n1ce place to ra1se a fam11y " I Worship Services r CATHOLIC Saturday Mass (Ant1c1pated) 5 15 pm, Island Memor1al Chapel Sunday Masses 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel 9 15 am, Island Memor1a1 Chapel 11 15 am, R01-Namur Commun1ty Center Monday-Fr1day Masses 9 15 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel ConfesslOns Monday-Fr1day, 9 am, Blessed Sacra ment Chapel Also 1n the chapla1n's of flce, call 82116 beforehand, and ln Tr 835, call 84535 beforehand CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday worsh1p 1S held at 9 a m 1n Room 20, George Seltz School V1Sltors are welcome For more 1nformat10n , call 82613, 82639 or 82451 Clockw~se from front left Dr Jack Newman, Dr Wes K~ng, Ruth Kadas, R N , Kr~s Buettner, R N , Dr Paula Barclay, and Mar~an Troxell, ~nstructor, observe Lesl~e KIrk CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY ham, R N , perform~ng a~rway and vent~latlon control at a tra~n~ng stat~on The stu SAINTS dents learned how to control an a~rway w~th artIfIc~al means, l~ke an Ambu bag -- a pos Serv1ces are held ln Room 18, George ~t~ve pressure breath~ng devIce The tra~n~ng at th~s stat~on also ~nvolved endotrache Seltz School Pr1esthood meet1ng lS at 8, al ~ntubat~on -- putt~ng a tube down the trachea for pos~t~ve a~rway control Sunday school lS at 9, sacrament serV1ces (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) are at 10, and the rel1ef soc1ety meets at 11 a m V1s1tors are welcome' For more 1nformat10n contact Mark Hanson, 82885 Serv1ces en R01-Namur ar~ held at Hourglass To Provide 8 a m ln the ROl-Namur Commun1ty Center Call Len Cooper at 99600 for 1nformatlon, Activities Calendar and Rlchard Smlth at 99467 for transpor By COURTNEY DANKO tatlOn A monthly calendar of communlty actlvl tles wlll be provlded to our readers by PROTESTANT the Hourglass beglnnlng Oct 1 &nturi'lnYt OOrtnhrr 27 Sunday morn1ng worshlp serVlces wlll 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'-" ClassIfied PAGE 10, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1984 PCS PATIO SALE, Saturday only Pots and HOLIDAY FAIR WORKSHOP, for the craft table, ~ OFFICIAL NOTICES pans, Xmas tree and decorat10ns, rubber at Qtrs 438B, Tuesday, Sept 25, 9 a m ~ ALL ISLAND ADULT RESIDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO rafts, games, llfe Jackets, turntable, Everyone welcome Br1ng a craft project or vote for three posltlons on the KwaJaleln paperbacks, klng-slze mattress and bedd1ng, 1deas, or come help w1th one of our proJ- School Board ln electlons to be held today cat food 8 30 a m -1 pm, Qtrs 420B ects Polls wlll be open unt1l 7 30 p m Polllng place lS Room 1 (Adult Educatlon Offlce) 660-SF COVERED PATIO OF Tr 605 Large ATOLL 8'S Square danc1ng w1ll be held Mon at the George Seltz Elementary School fenced yard, Orlental entryway, excellent day, Sept 24, 7 30 pm, at the MP Room Flve candldates are runn1ng for three one cond1tlon Tra1ler lS transferable and not ln the h1gh school All members are urged year terms Candldate qual1flcat10ns have on the condemmed llSt Match1ng rugs op to attend been outl1ned ln earller edltlons of the tlonal Movlng to house, $975 Call 82791 Hourglass They lnclude Rlchard Davls, Mar THE HOLIDAY FAIR SPECIALTY FOOD TABLE knows Jorle Engle, Edward R Hubshman, Tom Over LARGE TWO-ROOM TRAILER ADDITION fully en no bounds Foods w1ll range from candy and man and Helen Cla1re Slevers R01-Namur closed w1th a1r cond1t10ner, carpets, desserts to reg10nal and 1nternat10nal polllng places are the term1nal and the drapes, and many extras Move 1n and d1shes Please call Schwan, 83605, or Tsa1, front offlce at the TRADEX bUlldlng spread out Not on the llSt and ava1lable 82208, and volunteer a spec1alty (KwaJale1n School Board) for company transfer Tr 558, H82385 KREMS PERSONNEL AND FAMILIES Oct 7, from THE NEXT MEETING OF THE RETAIL ACTIVITIES RED JELLY SHOES, Slze 8, never worn, $5, 1-7 p m 1S the KREMS p1cn1c at Coral Sands Advlsory Councll wlll be held at 3 pm, Boy Scout shorts, Slze 28 walst, llke new, Beach Anyone 1nterested 1n volunteer1ng Sept 24, ln the RKL Conference Room The $5, Boy Scout socks, $1 Call 82553 the1r serV1ces, please see your local com councll has been establlshed to ass1st the m1ttee person Bus serV1ces provlded commander, KMR, and the merchand1s1ng man BASE STATION RADIO - CB/SSB/AM, 40 channel ager of Global Assoc1ates ln establ1shlng w1th mlC and qual1ty Avant1 antenna and STORYTIME 1S held each Tuesday at the and re-evaluatlng merchandls1ng pol1cles coax, $360, TI desk calculator w1th paper Grace Sherwood L1brary at 10 a mAll 3-, and programs and prov1d1ng gUldance and tape and LED d1splay, $40 82937 or 99269 4-, and 5-year olds are welcome recommendatlons The followlng are members of the councll CWO 3 H Prendev1lle, KMR, NEW BIANCHI "DEL MONDO" BIKE, Columbus A STRATEGY AND SKILL CLINIC w1ll be con chalrman, 82181, J Young, merchandlslng frame, Campaqnolo components, suede sad ducted by Reml on Sunday, Sept 30, from manager, 83307, B Slms, Global Assoc1ates, dle, Mav1c rlms, 22 lbs , $750 Call 83703 8-10 a m at Dally Cts for those players 83500, R Thornley, REDAC, 83413, D after 6 p m who are gOlng to Majuro on Columbus Day Greene, KREMS, 99197, D Sellne, WPS, weekend All players gOlng try to attend 84448, L Schwan, member-at-large, 83605, LARGE COVERED, FENCED PATIO on two-bedroom J Moury, member-at-large, 83232, Kevln house plus lots of extras Good 10cat10n THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB 1nv1tes all 1S Allas, h1gh school member Island reSl Ava1lable for company transfer Must see land res1dents to attend 1tS annual gala, dents should contact the1r representat1ves to apprec1ate Call 82630 a d1nner-dance, at the YYC, Sept 29 T1Ck to prov1de 1nput for the next meetlng Re ets on sale Saturday at Macy's or call Sy1- tall faclllty to be dlscussed lS the Surf DIGITAL 33 1/3 RPM CLASSICAL RECORDS, V1a, 83725, or D1ane, 82774 ~ay R1Ch Fltzer, Surfway manager, w1ll at played once, var10US composers, $7 each, tend th1S meetlng and w1ll be ava1lable to TASCO 250X telescope, 1ncludes add1t10nal KWAJALEIN RACQUETBALL ASSOCIATION MEETING answer quest10ns (Retall Offlce) magn1fY1nq eyep1eces, sun-v1ew1nq screen w111 be held Monday, Sept 24, 7 pm, at and case, $70 Call 82532 after 5 p m the Yokwe Yuk Club TOP1C of d1Scuss10n THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING of the wl11 be upcom1ng tournament to be held 1n KwaJaleln School Board was canceled thlS VIDEO RECORDER, portable Magnavox VHS, late November All are welcome week because of mlSS10n respons1b1l1tles cost $1,050, sell for $600, 2 years old, of board members The meet1ng lS now sched very good cond1t10n Call W83062, H83760 FOR ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEM uled for 7 30 pm, at the George Seltz ber of the KCT spr1ng mus1ca1 product10n, Elementary School Llbrary on Tuesday, LADY KENMORE DISHWASHER, front 10ad1ng, "I'm Gett1ng My Act Together and Tak1ng It Sept 25 Subjects for d1Scusslon by the butcher-block top, excellent cond1t10n on the Road," reference COp1 es of scn pt board lnclude the prel1mlnary 1985-86 Call 84578 after 5 p m ava11ab1e at 11brary Loaner cop1es, 82401 school budget and conslderatlon of board bylaws and pollcles deal1ng wlth organlza- PATIO SALE Men's sh1rts, slacks, Jackets, BSA TROOP 531 parent comm1ttee meet1ng 1S tlon and conduct of meetlngs Slze M, ladles' dresses, blouses, pant scheduled for Wednesday, Sept 26, Qtrs (KwaJaleln School Board) SU1tS, Slzes 8-10, kltchen gadqets, toast 464B, 7 pm, to reV1ew Tenderfoot presen er, coffee maker, sta1nless flatware, tat10n, Scout e1ect10n, comm1ttee ass1gn AN ISLAND ORIENTATION WILL BE HELD Sept 25 bowls Fr1dav and Saturday, 7-11 a m ,468A ments and dut1es, and upcom1ng campout at 2 p m ln the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club The purpose of thlS orlentatlon KMR RECREATIONAL DIVE BOAT on R01-Namur lS to prov1de lnformat10n on the unusual LOST w111 have a spec1a1 seven-hour d1ve tr1p llvlng cond1tlons found on and around the MAN'S GOLD WEDDING BAND Not sure where Sept 23, 9 a m -4 p m Jeff Ash, d1ve lsland Change 1 to KMR regulatlon 385-6 Reward Call 82867 master reqU1res that all new employees attend the flre and safety brleflng Wh1Ch lS In PICKUPS FOR BARGAIN BAZAAR are made every cluded ln thlS orlentatlon All parents FOUND Tuesday afternoon If you have 1tems to are urged to attend to learn of the hazards WATCH at Brandon F1eld on Sunday, Sept 16 donate please call Jan at 82478 WhlCh eXlst on land as well as 1n the ocean Call Susan at 82070(W) to 1dent1fy and on the reef Chlldren accompanled by a parent are welcome (Safety) HELP WANTED WANTED TEN-TEN IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS NOW PLAYPEN ln good cond1t10n and reasonably through Sept 27 for 1nventory help to be FOOD SERVICi::S prlced Call 82534 anyt1me conducted on Oct 1 Please contact Judy REVISED HOURS FOR EMON BEACH SNACK BAR at 81010 Hours of operat10n wlll be 11 a m - USED HAMMOCK 1n good cond1t10n Also a 3 30 p m on the regularly scheduled days pat10 table Call 82685 after 4 30 p m of operatlon Th1S w1ll be on a slx-week tr1al basls to see 1f bus1ness warrants a HANDS, HANDS, HANDS THE HOLIDAY FAIR CRAFT TOnight At The MOVies permanent change of hours table needs lots of volunteers If you can crochet, kn1t, cross st1tch, or Just sew a Rlchardson - K1dnapped YOKWE YUK CLUB ENTERTAINMENT FOR SATURDAY stra1ght llne on a sew1ng mach1ne, call 7 30 ------G In the bar area dance to taped d1SCO mUS1C Al1X at 82589 Ivey Hall - The Adventures Of presented by a dlSC Jockey Front1er Fremont SHELL CANDLE MAVENS We would llke to make 6 30, 8 30 ------PG shell candles for the Hol1day Fa1r, but Yokwe Yuk - Betrayal RETAIL need someone w1th exper1ence to run a work 7 30, 12 40 ------R PAYROLL FOR ALL SURFWAY INVENTORY PERSON shop Please call Al1X at 82589 Tradew1nds - Gorky Park nel can be plcked up at Global F1nance 8 00 ------R Monday through Saturday, 7 30-11 30 a m FULL SIZE OR EXTENDED ELECTRIC PIANO Pre and 12 30-4 30 p m fer electromechan1cal 7 or 8 octaves Con TOnight On TeleVISion tact Er1c at 84291, Reef 221 KwaJalem 4 55 General Hosp1tal FOR SALE 5 40 Real People BE READY FOR THE WIND 1/3 share ava1lable GIVEAWAY 6 30 CBS Weekly News New Hob1e 18, cru1s1ng equ1p and accesso TWO FEMALE CATS, reg1stered, spayed, and 7 30 Paper Chase rles, $1,900 After 6 p m call 84542 or have shots Call 82693 after 7 p m 8 20 Knlght R1der 837D3 9 10 H111 Street Blues COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 10 00 "V1 rus" APPLE COMPUTER WITH DISK DRIVE and B&W 11 55 Donahue (Corp Ladder) monltor Includes RF modulator, VIDEX 80- BETA SIGMA PHI w1ll meet Tuesday, Sept 25 ROI-Namur column card, Joystlck, paddles, and soft at 7 30 pm, at the home of Gerry Corey, 5 30 General Hosp1ta1 ware Phone 82643 412B Gladys Borgos w1ll present the pro 6 15 Cosmos gram for the evenlng, "Fnendsh1p " 7 15 Paper Chase BEDSPREAD FOR DOUBLE BED Small flowers on 8 05 H111 St B1 ues off-whlte background, $20 Call 82215 THE ART GUILD w1ll be open Saturday from 8 55 QU1ncy after 5 p m 10-11 a m Come get your art supplles 9 45 "The Premonl tlOn:, ____