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VOLUME XXII, NO 182 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985 Held 16 Months In Lebanon Thatcher Calls KIDNAPPED PRIEST FREED Truce After By SUSANNE M SCHAFER Soviets Retaliate Assoclated Press Wrlter By DAVID MASON AP Chlef European Correspondent CONCORD, ~ H -- The Rev to do anythIng that endangers early today that WeIr had been BenjamIn WeIr IS free after a the chances of the other SIX," freed Soon afterward, Reagan LONDON -- BrItaIn called a 16-month kIdnappIng ordeal In Reagan saId at the conclUSIon supplIed the offICIal confIrma­ halt today to the exchange of Lebanon, but PreSIdent Reagan of a speech promotIng hIS tax tIon that WeIr was "back In dIplomatIC expulSIons that be­ saId today that he "WIll not be reform proposal AmerIca, safe WIth hIS famIly" gan when the KGB's top agent satIsfIed" untIl the SIX re­ But WhIte House spokesman Ed­ The AmerIcans who remaIn cap­ In London defected The end maInIng AmerIcan captIves also ward DJereJlan, brIefIng the tIve are WIllIam Buckley, 56, came after the SOVIet UnIon are released press after Reagan's speech, U S Embassy polItIcal offIcer, ordered SIX more BrItons out, WeIr was released to U S saId It became apparent Tuesday Peter KIlburn, 60, AmerIcan UnI­ makIng the score 31-31 authorItIes In BeIrut Saturday, nIght that no more releases verSIty of BeIrut lIbrarIan, the The KremlIn, In ItS fIrst but an announcement was WIth­ were "ImmInent " Rev Lawrence Jenco, 50, Roman major dIplomatIC ImbroglIO held to determIne whether the UnconfIrmed reports about CatholIC prIest, Terry Anderson, SInce MIkhaIl Gorbachev assum­ release of the other AmerIcans WeIr's release surfaced Satur­ 37, MIddle East correspondent, ed power March II, took the mIght also be obtaIned day WIth an anonymous telephone DaVId Jacobsen, 54, AmerIcan unusual deCISIon to retalIate "We were tryIng to keep It call to the Reuters news agency UnIverSIty HospItal dIrector, In equdl numbers to BrItaIn's so qUIet because we don't want The PresbyterIan Church saId Thomas Sutherland, 53, AUB dean expulSIon of 25 alleged SOVIet spIes last Thursday and SIX more Monday REAGAN SAYS SUMMIT FOR SERIOUS TALK, The ForeIgn OffIce saId af­ ter Moscow completed the sec­ ond round today that It would NOT FRlENDSHP--aJLDlNG WITH GORBAa-EV not eVIct any more SOVIets, InSIstIng that It had not back­ By MICHAEL PUTZEL ed down and that BrItaIn had AP Whlte House Correspondent come out ahead WASHINGTON -- PreSIdent Rea­ any negotIatIons that would lIm­ wasn't plannIng to gIve the new The cycle of ejectIons re­ gan says he IS gOIng to the It research, development or CommunIst Party chIef "a frIend­ duced the number of BrItIsh superpower summIt In Geneva not testIng of the so-called "star ShIP rIng " CItIzens In Moscow from 103 to Just to meet SOVIet ledder MIk­ wars" system He saId he expects to fInd 72 and the number of SOVIets haIl Gorbachev but for serIOUS "I've not engaged In a propa­ Gorbachev personable, as ot~er In London from 234 to 203 talks deSIgned to "remove thIS ganda game," Reagan saId, accus­ Western leaders have, but added, BrItaIn started the scrap threat of pOSSIble war or nu­ Ing the SOVIets of tryIng "to "It Isn't necessary that we by expellIng 25 alleged SOVIet clear attack from between us " bUIld an ImpreSSIon that we may love -- or even lIke -- each agents last Thursday on Infor­ But Reagan told a natIonal­ be the VIllaIns In the peace other matIon prOVIded by Oleg A Gor­ ly teleVIsed news conference and that they're the good guys" "It IS only necessary that dievskI, 46, IdentIfIed by the Tuesday nIght he doesn't regard Asked If he would have to ~e are WIllIng to recognIze that ForeIgn OffIce as the KGB sta­ hIS plan to develop a space­ lIke Gorbachev In order to do everyone WIll be better off tIon chIef In BrItaIn who de­ based nuclear defense as "a bUSIness at the Nov 19-20 sum­ If we can co~e to some deCISIons fected recently and receIved bargaInIng ChIP" and ruled out mIt meetIng, Reagan saId he about the threat of war " polItIcal asylum Pentagon Says Soviets Conducting Campaign To Acquire Western Technology By NORMAN BLACK AP Mllltary Wrlter WASHINGTON -- The SOVIet Although PreSIdent Reagan UnIon IS conductIng a campaIgn saId durIng a press conference to acqUIre Western technology Tuesday that he was not Inter­ that has been so successful ested In engagIng In a publIC that the West IS "SUbSIdIZIng relatIons war WIth the SOVIets the SOVIet mIlItary bUIldup," before that meeting, the Penta­ the Pentagon saId today gon study appears aImed at re­ The Pentagon report, re­ mIndIng U S allIes of the leased thIS mornIng by Defense threat posed to Western mIlI­ Secretary Caspar W WeInberger, tary forces and Industry saId "only recently has the Accordlng to the report, the full extent of Illegal SOVIet SOVIets have dlvlded thelr tech­ technology collectIon efforts nology-dIverSIon efforts be­ become known " tween two programs The fIrst WhIle there are SIgns that IS managed by the SOVIet MIlI­ efforts by the UnIted States tary IndustrIal Commlsslon, and ItS allIes to stem the dI­ draWIng on agents of the KGB, , verSIon of technIcal Informa­ the mIlItary Inteillgence dI­ tIon have made lIfe more dIffI­ rectorate known as the GRU and Passing On The Crown cult for the SOVIets, much "surrogate" agents from the full 1984-85 TV year "Gold­ more must be done because "the Warsaw Pact (AP) -- ~ISS AmerIca 1985, en GIrls," starrIng Bea Ar­ SOVIets' appetIte for Western The second program IS man­ Susan AkIn of HISSISSlPPI, thur, Betty WhIte, Rue technology WIll contInue to be aged by the SOVIet Mlnlstry of gets her crown ,dJusted from McClanahdn and Estelle Get­ voraCIOUS," the report con­ Forelgn Trade and focuses on last year's HISS AmerIca, ty, fInIshed flrst wlth a cludes the acqulsltlon of so-called Darld Rogers, In AtlantIC 25 0 ratIng (percentage of The document was descrIbed "dual-use eqUIpment" -- eqUIp­ CIty, N J , Saturday nlght the natIon's 85 9 mIllIon TV hy the Pentagon as an update ment deSIgned for one purpose AkIn called her coronatIon homes) and 43 share (per­ of a May 1982 study submItted but capable of beIng used In walk down the runway "the ul­ centdge of sets on that are to Congress Much of the In­ the productIon of weapons as tImate eManager, presented serVIce awards to the follOWIng PRC Kentron employees for attaInment of one to 15 years of serVIce durIng a cere­ mony held Aug 28 N Jackson, 15 years, B George, 10 years, and R ChIldress, one year The follOWIng employees were not pres­ ent for the awards ceremony but were rec­ ognIzed for one to 15 years of serVIce D RobInson, 15 years, B Scott, L Maples, S Green, E Rlzner, and M FredI­ anI, one year

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Le Jeune Spot Gears Up For 1985-1986 The new school year slgnals the beglnnlng of a new year of actlvltles at Le Jeune Spot The newly elected Teen Center Councll members gather at one of the cen­ ter's booths to dlSCUSS upcomlng plans for 1985-1986 The offlcers plctured left to rlght are Patty Stetson, presldent, Jayne Bar­ nard, secretary, Llsa Sahl, treasurer, and J P Corey, Vlce presldent (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab)

Below are some of the recent non-fIC­ CMU Announces Class Schedules tIon books receIved by the Grace Sherwood From EULA JOURDAN LIbrary, avaIlable for checkout Adult Educatlon Cpnter "Once Upon a TIme," by GlorIa Vander­ bIlt GlorIa VanderbIlt's autobIography Central MIchIgan UnIversIty IS offerIng mIssIon to the programs can be made through tells her story from her earlIest memorIes, a unIque opportunIty to KwaJaleln reSI­ the Adult EducatIon Center, Room I, George through the custody trIal, to her endless dents -- the possIbIlIty to complete a Seltz School, or by contactIng Eula Jour­ search for connectlon WIth her always elu­ bachelor's or master's degree whIle con­ dan, 82800 or 82350 Resldents Interested Slve mother GlorIa llved In a SOphIStI­ tInuIng your present employment oblIga­ In audItIng any of the classes offered by cated world of prIVIlege, money and power tIons rIght here on KwaJaleln CMU or In enrollIng for profeSSIonal devel­ She fIercely pursued emotIonal sustenance, The graduate program, begun last June, opment, are encouraged to InvestIgate these and her young lIfe was an unInterrupted IS contInuIng at thIS moment wIth the pOSSIbIlItIes drama of turbulence and suspense Sept 13 orrlval of Dr Stephen Moscove These educatIonal programs came Into be­ "Mountbatten A BIography," by Phll1P The followIng ~chedule has been proposed Ing as the result of a need perceIved by a ZIegler A monumental, glItterIng account by CMU, takIng Into conSIderatIon such KwaJaleln reSIdent and have been developed of extremely royal, extremely glamorous, thIngs as mIssIons, holIdays, Instructor to serve the Kwa]aleln publIC It 1S hoped tItanIC Lord LOUIS Mountbatten, wrItten at avaIlabIlIty, tl ansporta tlon schedules, both programs WIll be supported enthuslas­ the InVItatIon of hIS chlldren and the etc llcally by KwaJaleln personnel allOWIng for rOYdl fam1ly Mountbatten's varIed career Sept 14-22, 1985, MSA 630, FInancIal future expanSIon Included serVIng as the supreme AllIed com­ PlannIng and AnalysIs mander In Southeast ASIa In World War II, Oct 26 - Nov 3 1985, MSA 620, Human last VIceroy of ImperIal IndIa, and the Resources and AdmInIstratIve EffectIveness man who achIeved dazzlIngly, In horrIfYIng Dec 7-15, 1985, MSA 650, Admlnlstra­ CIrcumstances, IndIa's Independence from tlon In Dynamlc Orgenlzatlons England, and IndIa's fIrst governor-gener­ Jan 4-12, 1986, lET 524, Technology al At age 80, he was assassInated by the and EnvIronment Irlsh RepublIcan Army March 1-9, 1985, MGT 683, Persunnel "Harry Lorayne's Page-a-Mlnute Memory Management Book," by Harry Lorayne A slmple-to-learn AprIl 26 - May 4, 1986, MSA 640, Quan­ gUIde for ImprOVIng memory that WIll teach tItatIve Appllcatlors In AdmInIstratIve you to never forget a name or face, dou­ DeCISIon-MakIng ble readIng speed and retentIon, Improve June 7-15, 1986, CPS 501, Survey of publIC speaklng, cure absentmIndedness, Computer SCIence learn forelgn words and technIcal terms, Aug 30 - Sept 7, 1986, IPf 560, Com­ MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Improve school performance, master math, munIcatIon and Change at the fIgures, numbers, lncrease SAT and other Oct 2j - Nov 2, PSC 514, A~LIlcan YOKWE YUtZ CLUB test scores, and remember dates and ap­ PublIC Pollcy-M~kIng Shown on BIg Screen TV In the bar area pOlntments Dec 6-14, J 986, MSA 680, ' 'It "ratlve StartIng tlme 6 00 p m "AlIens Among Us," Ruth Montgomery SemInar 1/4 pound hot dogs and nachos WIll be Ruth Montgomery, authorlty on psychIC phe­ Jan (TBA) , 1987, MSA 685, IntegratIve avallable for sale nomena, leveals here that extraterrestrIals Project are now among us and are already helpIng to Undergraduate corrpletlon candIdates wlll There WIll be no Monday NIght Movle, prepare and gUIde us through the New Age be pleased La le~ln t~at progress has been mov les \-1111 con t lnue to be shown on that WIll come at the end of thIS century made wlth the lntroductlon of t~at program Sunday at 2 00 and 7 00 P m In the as a result of the shIft of the Earth on Orlglnallv scheduled for a September 1985 Club ItS aXIS ReceIVIng her InformatIon from start, lOglstIC delays, related to the fact men and women who have encountered them, that thls l~ the fIrst undergraduate exten­ the author has conflrmed the presence of SIon program offered by CMU and establlsh­ these spacellng walk-Ins on Earth wlth her Lng accredltatlon for the program, have sp1rIt gUIdes dIctated a start date of Dec 7, 1985 The Surf And Sun "Secrecy and Democracy," by Adm Stans­ 10 proposed course~ are now belng staffed, AS OF 12 01 A M fIeld Turner Adm StansfIeld Turner, and a schedule wlll be made publlc as soon Wednesday, Sept 18, 1985 former dIrector of the CIA, reveals the as It lS conflrmed Th~ Ho~olulu regIonal Dally rawfall 23 Inner workIngs of AmerIcan IntellIgence offIce feels certaIn that the fIrst under­ Monthly total 2 48 agenCIes He descrIbes the dark SCIence of graduate course WIll be MTH 282, Introduc­ Yearly total 64 08 espIonage, the complex1ty of counterlntel­ tIon to StatIstIcs The dates for the re­ TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN llgence, the ethICS of covert actIon, and maInIng nIne courses WIll follow the same SunrIse 6 39 a m the medIa's Influence on the abIlIty of schedule as llSt 0 C above for the graduate Sunset 6 47 p m agenCIes to act effectIvely Turner ex­ program Moonrlse 11 32 a m plores past abuses and descrIbes the radI­ WIllIam ~aher, recently named as regIon­ Moonset 11 26 p m cally redeSIgned system that attempts to al dIrector of CMU extenSIon progra"lls In HI Tlde 7 17 a m 4 4'-7 43 p m 5 0' reconclle the secrecy necessary for effec­ HawaII and KwaJaleln, wlll VISIL KwaJaleln La TIde 22 amI 2'-1 14 p m 1 4' tIve IntellIgence WIth the openness and Oct 8 and 9 to conduct orlent~tlon meet­ FOR TOTAL FORl:,CAST CALL !-:-"70() frLedom essentIal to a democracy Ings for hath programs Appllc~tlon for ad- COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985, PAGE 3 THE LOBBYIST AGAINST FOREIGN IMPORTS

By ART BUCHWALD Randolph Habermeyer, chIef SIlk tIe that came from thaI­ "Star Wars" rocket ShIP from couldn't thInk of a better gIft lobbYIst for the AmerIcan Hot land FInally he put on hIS Hong Kong He made a note to to gIve hIm and Cold Steel Co , was awaken­ ItalIan-made GUCCI shoes He buy one for hIS son for ChrIst­ FInally Habermeyer went to ed by hIS SWIss-made computer fIlled hIS ParIs-made Hermes mas the commIttee room to testIfy alarm clock He got up and turn­ brIefcase wIth all the papers The next commercIal had to He was the second WItness He ed on hIS Sony teleVIsIon set he would need for hIS testImony do wIth a French CUlslnart sat at the table, took out hIS to hear the news It was raInIng out so he blender Habermeyer decIded to prepared statement and began Then he showered and shaved grabbed hIS trench coat It was get one for hIS wIfe because to read wIth the new electrIc razor hIS hIS favorIte coat, and he was she had saId they were stIll "On behalf of the AmerIcan amazed that the SpanIsh, of all the best on the market Hot and Cold Steel Company, as people, could manufacture As he was drIvIng along he well as all AmerIcan steel com­ trench coats at a thIrd the realIzed he had tIme to buy panIes, I am raIsIng my VOIce prIce of the AmerIcan ones some CIgars SInce Cuban ones In angry protest over the fla­ Habermeyer kIssed hIS wIfe were stIll not on the market, grant dumpIng of foreIgn steel goodbye and got Into hIS Merce­ he favored the ones made In the In thIS country Mr ChaIrman, des-Benz to drIve from Potomac Canary Islands thIS commIttee must deCIde to the CapItol In the Mercedes The clerk was pushIng a new whether we WIll permIt the Im­ he had a phone, WhICh had been CIgar that had been manufactur­ portatIon of foreIgn steel at made In TaIwan, and he called ed In the PhIlIpPInes, but the prIce of sacrIfIcIng Amer­ hIS offIce to dIctate several Habermeyer saId he'd stIck wIth Ican economy messages to hIS secretary on a hIS Flamencos "The tIme has come for us to German-made Grundlg machIne He also bought a throwaway say, 'Enough IS enough ' He He also had a pocket-sIze lIghter made In South Korea cannot surVIve when we have to Dutch-made PhIlIPS recorder In Then he got back Into hIS compete WIth the labor costs of the car to remInd hIm of thIngs Mercedes and drove up to the other natIons It lS your pa­ he wanted to do the next day HIll trIotIC duty to see that the wIfe had bought WhICh saId, Suddenly he looked at hIS Before gOIng to the commIt­ UnIted States IS protected from Made In Germany gas gauge and realIzed he was tee ronm to testlfy, he stopped the floodIng of foreIgn Imports He then started dressIng short of gas off to see a congressman frIend WhIch I, as an AmerIcan CItIzen, SInce he was gOIng to testIfy He stopped at a BP (BrItIsh and gave hIm a box of ~WISS fInd despIcable " In front of a congressIonal com­ Petroleum) statIon and fIlled chocolates that one of the Habermeyer took 30 mInutes mIttee he selected hIS sUIt up the tank people from the company had to read hIS statement and then carefully, decIdIng on an Im­ Habermeyer was lIstenIng to brought back on a recent trlp looked at hIS Japanese Selko ported PIerre CardIn pIn strIpe hIS radIo as he drove along The lobbYIst knew the congress­ watch and realIzed hIS tlme was He also chose a conservatIve They were advertIsIng a new man had a sweet tooth, and he up

ON THE RIGHT: A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE

By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR

The maIlbag contlnues heavy to keep drugs out of the country drlve you crazy or kIll you would be sold and taxed by the SInce I wrote that Clrcumstances are fallIng When, a few years "-- CocaIne lS not addlcllve, government, It would produce argue the legalIzatIon of drugs ago, we had all that telegenlc rIch man's to) mIllIons of dollars, to be used combIned WIth maSSIve publIC ed­ chemIcal destructIon of the "_- All pIlls are dangerous constructIvely ucatIon Rep Charles Rangel of marIJuana crop In MeXICO, the "_- HerOIn IS a kIller and "_- As you know all thIS, sup­ New York entered my last column marIjUana crop In ColombIa addIctIve ply and demand would kIll the Into the Conrresslonal Record, promptly Increased, pal passu "_- The prIce and profIt of drug trade II IntrodUCIng It Wlth a few para­ It's lIk~ wage and prIce con­ dope IS ~o hIgh that honest One needn't accept all the graphs about the extent to trols people go Into the bUSIness, who asseveratIons of the anonymous WhICh he opposes drugs and then Not dl1 my correspondents are would never commIt a crIme, they prIsoner But the rIng of truth passed along the package WIth a In (ongress One SItS In SIng IS there The largest psycholog­ coverIng letter urgIng me to Slng, and he wrItes WIth that Ical obstacle remaIns the publIC rethInk my conclusIon In the declaratIve VIgor that cuts notIon that to legallze drugs matter He wrItes "My Select through much obfuscatIon I IS to pronounce benedlLtlon on CommIttee on NarcotIcs Abuse quote hIm exactly them and Control has h~ld many hear­ "You are 100 percent correct ThIS Isn't an entIrely be­ Ings on the subject of drug and the people who wrote to you nIghted Idea About a generatlon abuse and ways to control It SaYIng that you are wrong about ago, Inland Revenue collectors I assure YOU, our flndlngs legalIZIng drugs have no con­ In London deCIded the tlme had clearly show that legalIzatIon ceptIon of what IS gOIng on In come to tax the whores, and so IS not the SolutIon you seek thIS country because of drugs estImates were made out of theIr " But neIther In hIS letter "-- 85 percent of the New Income, and tax bIlls were sent nor In hIS speech on the floor York prIson populatIon IS black out These lncluded forms, and does Congressman Rangel tell or HIspanIC under "profeSSIon " the dIscon­ us what l11s commlttee has ac­ "-- 75 percent of the entIre solate gIrls would put down sllch complIshed populatIon In New York prIsons thIngs as "hostess," or "compan­ I don't know when the fIrst and probably the whole country, Ion," or "nurse" One glrl wrote of Mr Rangel's meLtlngs was are In because of drugs or drug­ down carefully, "prostItute" A held, but I wager WIth confI­ related few weeks later her check was dence that between then and now, "-- The local JunkIe must returned HIS Majesty's govern­ a) drug consumptIon has Increas­ steal every day of the week, In ment was not gOIng to partICIpate ed, b) drug-related crIme has order to keep up hIS or her In the wages of SIn Increased, and c) the prIce of habIt, they must steal $1,000 take the place of those who get SomethIng of that attItude drugs has come down Hhen the a day or more, In order to get caught carrles over Into the notlon of prIce of lilegal drugs comes $100 or $150 "-- The) say It takes $100,000 a tax on drugs But the paradox down, the market IS tellIng Every JunkIe helps young to bUIld one cell IS as eaSIly penetrated as the you somethIng as pl~lnspoken as people to start uSlng lunk, or '-- They say It takes $40,000 propOSItIon that becallse we per­ the oscliiatlons In the prIce pIlls, or mary-jane, or so~e­ to house one Inmate (for one mlt the publIcatIon of Hustler of an aIrplane tIcket Competl­ thlng to get them started. and year) magaZIne, we approve of readIng tlon IS settIng the prIce When the bUSIness escalates WIth new "_- If you legalIze dll the that VIle Journal -- whIch, bv there IS a reductIon In the customers every day drugs, the prlsons would be al­ the way, we unbllJc;hlngly tax We prIce of street drugs, thIS "-- MarIjUana IS no dIfferent most empty, crlme would be re­ are overdue for hard thought on means that our maSSIve efforts than alcohol ExceSSIve Use WIll duced by 75 percent MarIjUana thIS pdlned and dIVlSlve subject

The KwaJaleln HOl'r~ldSs IS an unoffICIal publIcatIon authorIzed under the prOVISIons of AR 360-81 it 15 publIshed bv Global ASSOCIates Monday through FrIday (excludIng ho11da\s) at thl:. dlreLtJon of the commandIng offIcer U S Army KwaJaleln MISSIle Range '1arshall Coml'1~l1dlllr, Offlcer LuI Wlllllm A SpIn Islands under Lo~trdct D\SG60-82-C-0063 ThIS 15 an offset publIcatIon WIth a JaIl) PubllL ,lfnrs OrllLcr P'lt Rubbln~ CIrculatIon of I 9JO The VIews and opInIons expressed hereIn are not necessarl1\ thu~e Ldltllr (oun ney \Janko of the DepartmLnl of the Army CommunIcatIons should be addressed to the Hourgldss P \) lo( 1.J "JLw..,/Fe lture l,...Jrlter Ruth Horne Box 23 APO Sdn ~ranclsco 96555, or call 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) MaterIals app( lrlnh (op' ~dltor Llrculdtlon Jc lnnE.- VlncLllt ~n the HoUrhl~"s ,"aj not be reprInted WIthout the approval of the commandlllt-- offleer '1puI t~\'';Tltcr John Lce ~ S Arm) K~aJaleln MIS311L Range All wanl ads and rotlLes must be submItted on fA lurm 8028 R-4 by 12 30 P m the workIng day prIor to publIcatIon WORLD NEWS DAG1 4, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985 Poseidon Submarine Growers Win Big Victory With Hawaii Briefs HONOLULU (AP) -- Lazarus To Be Dismantled, Temporary Foreign Workers Amendment Salll, the new preSIdent of the New Sub Tested By LARRY MARGASAK RepublIC of Palau, today AssOclated Press Wrlter planned to pay a courtesy call WASHINGTON (AP) -- An older on outgOIng U S PaCIfIC Forces Poseldon submarlne lS belng WA~HINGTON -- lrowers of per­ ment, and lmpose severe fInes commander Adm WIllIam J Crowe dlsmantled, allowlng the Unlted Ishable crops have won a major agaInst employers knOWIngly "He knows Palau, and he knows States to test a new balllst1c 10bhYlng vlcrory, conVInCIng the hIrIng undocumented workers the PaCIfIC," saId Sal1.1 "I submar1ne wh11e rema1n1ng w1th- Senate that 350,000 temporary WIthIn three years of enact­ see hIm as a frIend of Palau, 1n SALT agreement arms l1m1ts, foreIgn farmhands should be ad­ ment, the bIll also would grant and I came to pay my respects to the Pentagon announced mItted to the country under an amnesty to thousands of Illegal hIm and maIntaIn contact " The new submarlne Alaska lmmlgratlon control bIll ImmIgrants who drrlved In the Crowe was named by PreSIdent thus w1ll beg1n sea tr1als soon The Senate's 51-44 vote In UnIted ~tates before Jan I, Ronald Reagan to be the new ln the Atlantlc off Groton, favor of the growers' amendment 1980 States would be reImbursed chaIrman of the JOInt ChIefs of Conn , Defense Department Tuesday reversed a defeat of up to $3 blillon over SIX years Staff Crowe was to be replaced spokesman Robert B Slms sald last week, and nearly cleared for the cost of provldlng so­ as U S PaCIfIC Forces command­ Tuesday the path for a fInal vote today CIal serVIces after legallza­ er by Adm Ronald J Hays dur­ Other Pentagon sources, The growers had to overcome a tHm Ing a change of command ceremony speak1ng on condltlon of ano­ formIdable allIance of the AFL­ Only last week, the Senate today nym1ty, sald the Trldent mlS­ CIO and Sen Alan SImpson, R­ had voted 50-48 to tahle -- In "'< * * slle sub's sea tr1als were ex­ Wyo , sponsor of the ImmlgratlCm effect kIll -- a seasonal farm­ HONOLULU (AP) -- The Honolulu pected to start th1s week bIll workers prOVIsion that lacked CIty CounCIl IS beIng asked to Slms released a statement "I thInk we have grappled a lImItatIon 011 the 11Lmber of ban the use of skateboards and saylng dlsmantllng of the sub­ WIth the tough Issues," ~Impson foreIgners who could be admIt­ roller skates on WalklkI SIde­ marlne Sam Rayburn, ordered by saId In pronouncIng the Senate ted to pIck perI~hable frUIts walks Presldent Reagan, has begun 1n lS nearly ready to vote on the and vegetables The proposal of Transporta­ Charleston, S C , w1th m1ss1les amended bIll But the tImIng Both mea~ures were offered tIon SerVIces DIrector John be1ng removed at the Charleston was threatened by a proposal of by ~en Pete Wll~on, R-Callf , Hlrten would ban skateboard rId­ Naval Shlpyard ~en John HeInz, R-Pa , to on behalf of growers In CalI­ Ing and roller skatIng on any The d1smant11ng, as the attach an unrelated SOCIal Secu­ fornIa, WashIngton state, ArI­ sldewalk In the "bUSIness dIS­ Alaska prepares to get under rIty amendment to the measure zona, Idaho and Oregon trIct" -- prlmarlly Walklkl way, lS ln keeplng wlth the The overall bIll would try The gr0wer~ were not even Hlrten's proposal also would Ilmlts on nuclear warheads and to slow 11legal lmmlgratlon by orgdnlzed In 1983, the last reqUIre those uSlng skates or submar1ne-based mlsslles set prOVIdIng $16 7 mIllIon over two tIme the Senate passed an Im­ skateboards on SIdewalks out­ by the SALT I and II agree­ years to Improve border enforce- mIgratIon b1ll SIde bUSIness dIstrIcts to YIeld ments, the statement sald the rIght of way to pedestr1.ans The Unlted States and SOVIet Antl-AIDS_DooHudSQll ReQruved Hlrten saId hIS proposal, If Unlon have generally adhered approved by the counCIl, would to the 1979 SALT II agreement, FDA Approves Tests Of HPA-23 apply throughout Oahu and lS although 1t was never ratlfled needed prlmarly In WalklkI by the Senate NEW YORK (AP) -- The Food and In the test tube, and there've Kalakaua Avenue, WalklkI'S maIn SALT II Imposes a llmlt of Drug Admlnl~tratlon has approved been ~ome IndIcatIons that It thoroughfare, has the greatest [,200 on mISSIles that contaIn human tests In the UnIted States may also suppress VlrUQ multI­ amount of pedestrIan traffIC multIple warheads of the antI-AIDS drug that actor plIcatIon In people" of any sldewalk ln HawaII, he Rock Hudson traveled to ParIS to StIll, It IS not clear that saId Fugitives Surrender receIve, a federal offlclal con­ those results Lontlnue dfter * -r .... fIrmed today treatment WIth the drug I~ VOLCANO, HawaII (AP) -- BIg After 3-Day ~nhunt Dr Harry Meyer, who heads suspended, he saId Island polIce say two Infants the FDA's drug-testIng ce~ter, TestIng WIll al~o be done on were treated after they aCCIden­ sald HPA-23 had become the HPA-23's SIde etfects tally ate hashIsh at theIr home In North Carolina fourth drug on clInIcal trlal "]t's reported to have a In Volcano SPRING CREEK, N C CAP)-­ In the UnIted States for the certaIn amnunt of tOX1Clty," PolIce saId the two 10- Pollce say two fugItIves charg­ treatment of deadly acqUIred Im­ Meyer saId He saId It could month-old SIsters were treated ed WIth kIllIng a state trooper mune defICIency syndrome be used on humans ~]thIn a few at HIlo HospItal Monday nIght were nearly "run to death" In Meyer told the "CBS MornIng weeks One of the Infants was released a three-day manhunt by 200 New~" that In French test'" the Bob WhIte, dn AIDS vlct1.m who whIle the other was held over­ offIcers, bloodhounds and helI­ drug has been reported "to ac­ underwent treatment WIth HPA- nIght copters before they stumbled tually knock out the VIrus and 23 In ParIS, saId It appears to PolILe VIce squad offIcers out of the Blue RIdge MountaIns suppress VIrus multlplJcatlon have StabIlIZed h1s case are Lontlnulng an InvestIgatIon and surrendered Into the case "They were about to gIve * * "j'- out," Sgt George Dowdle of the Air Micronesia Seeks Receiver HONOLULU (AP) -- A reputed North CarolIna HIghway Patrol SAIPAN, 'lorthern MarIanas ItS JOInt venture partner, Con­ member of Japan's largest crIme saId after WIllIam Bray and (AP) -- The UnIted M1.CrOneSlan tInental AIrlInes gang WaS ordered held w1thout JImmy RIOS surrendered around Development ASSOCIatIon, Aloha Attorneys for Aloha, AIr ball Tuesda! pendIng trIal on 4 p m Tuesday "They looked AIrlInes and AIr MIcroneSIa MIke and the UMDA told the murder-for-hlre charges lIke they had been run to Inc have asked that a receIver court that Contlnental, the cur­ U S MagIstrate Joseph redan death We trIed our best to be appOInted to operate AIr rent managIng partner of AIr relected defense attorney Peter wear 'em out, flu<;h 'em out" Mlke MIcronesIa, has engaged In hos­ Wolff's contentIon that Toyohlko The paIr offered no reSlS- The request was made In U S tIle actIons agaInst the aIr­ Ito, 57, posed no threat to the tance, saId nothIng and laId DIstrIct Court Tuesday lIne ever Slnce ContInental en­ communI tv down theIr wedpons dfter track- The group says the actIon was tered bankruptcy proceedIngs Ito, descrIbed by the Japa­ ers and a bloodhound named taken to ensure transportatIon In 1983 nese NatIonal PolIce as the fI­ Brandy forced them down a moun- serVIce currently offered by "AIr ~hcronesla wl11 VIgor­ napcla1 controller of the Yam­ taln and Into the hands of AIr MIke contInues ously oppose all efforts to aguchI-guml, was arrested Sept waItIng agents of the North The three say the serVIce IS carry out thIS agreement," sald 3 along WIth two orher alleged CarolIna State Bureau of Inves- beIng threatened by actIons Charlton SkInner, Alr Mlke members of the YaKuza, Japan's tlgatlon No shots were tIred taken agaInst AIr MIcroneSIa by chaIrman of the board organIzed crIme group ------~------~------~------meetIng WIth MIller panles access to AIDS VIrus FinanCial News Briefly ;. of te~ts follOWIng complaInts Dollar closlng In TUCSON, Anz (AP) Heart tbat a new WIsconSIn law Tokyo was LOS ANGELES (Ar) -- Be­ patIent Mlchael Drummond WIll lImltlng such access mIght 242 05 len fore former FBI agent RIch­ stay In a speCIal unIt a few mear excludIng AIDS VIctIms and In ZurIch was ard W MIller was fIred and days wrIle doctors seek the from Insurance coverage 2 38075 SWISS francs charged wlth spyIng, he ask­ cause of a slIght fever that CLOSING M1TALS ed a prlvate deteLtlve to rlropped hlS condltlon from good UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The Gold off 1 35 at 316 50 photograph hIS meetIngs WIth to faIr, a hosp1(al spokeswoman General Assembl, opened ItS SlIver off 08 at 5 88 RussIans for eventual de­ saId 40th seSSlon Tuesday and the DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES llvery to the FB], the de­ * most pervaSIve Issue, although 30 IndustrIals tectIve testlfled Tuesday (AP) Tn another Indlcatl0n not yet on the agenda, was the up 2 24 at 1300 40 HopIng to prove that the that the eCJT10my mav be pIckIng U S effort to make the world 20 TransportatIons fIrst FBr agent charged WIth up housln~ ~tarts In August body mend Its free-sperdlng up 2 4t at 648 29 espIonage was trYlng to rose a heftv 6 2 percent, the ways 15 UtIlItIes catch SOVIet spIes, not he­ bIggest Lnlrease In fIve months, * oJ... * up 0 15 at 1S3 31 come one, the defense launch­ the government reported today PITTSBURrH (AP) -- Lawyers 65 Stocks ed ItS case by callIng Ldw­ " of fJr the man accused of dealIng up 1 16 at') 33 S4 rence Gravson, a prIvate In­ MIlWAUKEE (AP) -- A ~tate drugs to major leaguers WIll VOLUME 105,710,000 shares vestIgator who reluctantly leglslaror has drafted a pro­ rest the_r case after callIng SEE LISTINGS dlsclosed detaLls of hls posal to allow Insurance com- PlttsbJ:gh ¥anager Chuck 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Three Homers Lift Cards Over Pirates (AP) -- The St LOUIS Cardlnals, who never wlll be known as the Mlssourl Maul­ ers, are nevertheless capable of puttlng a llttle muscle Into thelr baseball The Cardlnals hlt three homers among thelr 12 hIts Tuesday nlght to bedt the Plttsburgh Plrates 10-4 and extend theIr Natlonal League East lead to two games over the New York Mets, who lost 5-1 to Phlladelphla '~e're playIng champlonshlp calIber baseball," sald league battlng leader Wll­ lle McGee, who hlt hlS 10th homer "We've been play Lng conslstent baseball all year If we keep plaYlng llke we are, It's gOlng to be tough on our competltlon " In other NatIonal League games, CInCln­ natl whlpped San FranC1SCO 6-1, Los Ange­ les dumped San Dlego 7-1, Chlcago blanked Montreal 3-0 and Houston stopped Atlanta 10-6 Tuesday nIght American league Roundup By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MIIRKING THE SPOT Toronto flrst baseman Cllff Johnson CI~CI~NATI -- Doug W1lson, a batboy for the San Clego Jadtes, louks down at the spot says he made the rlght play Yet even 1n left f1eld at R1verfront Stad1~m Thursaay n1ght that marks where the ball landed when though It ended up costlng the Blue Jays Clnc1nn~_1 Red~ player-manager Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb'~ all-t1me ~lt (Pcord the game, they moved a step closer to (Ai=' Laserphoto) theIr fIrst Amer1can League East Dlvlslon champlonshIp Johnson, Substltutlng for InJured flrst baseman Wlille Upshaw, commltted a flfth­ New York Knicks Sign Patrick Ewing Innlng error that gave Tony Armas a chance NEW YORK CAP) -- Center PatrIck EWIng, NBA Commlssloner Davld ~tern selected to belt a game-wlnnlng, three-run homer off the No 1 draft choIce In the NatIonal Bds­ seven envelopes, ea~h WIth a team logo Dave Stleb as the Boston Red Sox hung on ketball ASSocIatIon draft, was sIgned today The fIrst team plcked would have the sev­ for a 6-5 vlctory Tuesday nlght to a multIyear contract by the New York enth draft cholce, the second one plcked "If he makes the play or Dave gets Ar­ Knlcks, a team spokesman sald would have the slxth and so on, wlth the mas, It'S a dIfferent ball game But he The 7-foot center, the domInatIng force seventh one opened ownIng the top plck dldn't, and It wasn't," sald Toronto sec­ on the Ceorgetown Unlverslty baskethall The Golden State W,rrlors, the worst ond baseman Garth Iorg, who hIt hlS slxth team, WhlCh won the natlonal college cham­ teilll In the league, Lrltlclzed the lottery homer plonshlp In 1984 and was the rurner-up to Idea i1head of tIme, savlng they could wlnd Desp1te the loss that ended Its three­ Vlllanova thls year, reportedly wIll earn up no better than seventh In the draft game wlnnlng streak, Toronto kept ItS flve­ more than $16 mllilon, accordIng to pub­ despIte thelr record That'c, what happened game lead over the New York Yankees, whose Ilshed reports The length of the contract As Stern opened succeedlng envelopes, 9-1 loss to Detrolt lowered the Blue Jays' was not known Sacramento (formerly Kansas CIty) was magIC number to 14 Earller reports sald EWlng was seekIng sIxth In the draft order, Atlanta flfth, The West's best, the Kansas Clty Royals, $30 mI1l10n over 10 ye,rs Selttle fourth and the Loc; Angeles CllP­ also lost, 7-0 to Seattle, but stayed two A domlnatlng shot blocker and defender pers thIrd games In front of the Angels, who lost 5-2 for the Hoyas, EWIng averaged 15 3 pOlnts That left only IndIana and New York In Chlcago In hls four college seasons He dmassed Ddve DeBusschere, the Knlcks' VIce In other games, Nlnnesota beat Texas 1,316 rebounds, was a member of the gold presIdent, general manager and former star 7-2 and Baltlmore shut down MIlwaukee 6-0 medal U S Olymplc team and In 1984 was forward, clasped hIS hdnds and bowed hIS named the Natlona1 CollegIate AthlE-tlc As­ hedd dS though prayIng soclatlon tournament's Nost Outstand ~ ~nd when the Pacers' logo appeared on Sports In Brief Player the next envelope, DeBusschere let out an BASEBALL New York made the 240-pound All-Amerlca audIble slgh, then punched the aIr In cel­ NEW YORK (AP) -- The Toronto Blue Jays center Its No 1 pIck In the June 18 draft ebratIon An Instant later, he held up a and Kansas Clty Royals, leaders of the -- but that was merely a formalIty Sunday, Knlcks unlform bearlng EWIng's No 33 Amerlcan League East and West dlvlslons Nay 12, on natIonal televlslon, the NBA N,dIson Square Garden, the Knlcks' respectlvely, won COln tosses to determlne conducted ltS flrst lottery, th~ seven home, sald It was deluged wlth more than home sltes for posslble dlvlslon-tle play­ poorest teams from the 198'+-85 season hold­ 1,000 phone calls lnvolvlng tIcket re­ offs Ing a drawlng wlth [wlng tre ObVIOUS payoff quests wlthln two hours after the lottery Amerlcan League Presldent Bobby Brown fIrst flIpped a COln for the Eastern DIVI­ 'Strange TWists' Slon Pat Gl111Ck, the Blue Jays' execu­ Ball And Pin Leaders tlve Vlce presldent, called "heads" and In the Nonday Nlte Nlxed BowlIng won the home-park advantage In a posslble College Football Focus League playoff wlth the New York Yankees A Slml­ MLN'S DIVISION lar ceremony was conducted by conference By HERSCHEL NISSE~SON AP Sportswrl ter Hlgh Game Shermle Wlehe, 199 phone calls WIth the Royals and Ca11fornla Second-Hlgh Game Glenn Cllne, J J Ham- Angels, runnlng one-two In the AL West "Llfe's got some strange tWIStS," says monds, 187 Before the Blue Jays could meet the Yan­ Jlm Dlckey, who should know Hlgh Serles Glenn Cllne, 530 kees In a dlvlslonal playoff, they would From 1975-77, DIcley was defenSIve co­ Second-Blgh SerIes J J Hammonds, 514 have to play a strlke-caused makeup game ordInator at North CarolIna He became WOMEN'S DIVISION wlth Baltlmore on Oct 7, the day after head coach at Kansas State on Dec 20, 1977, Hl"h Game LIZ Denny, 203 the close of the regular season and was sIttIng In a motel room In Ndnhdt­ Second-Hlgh Game L1z Denny, 186 * * * tan, Kan , when he hedrd that BIIJ Dooley HIgh Serles T lZ Dennv, 532 FOOTBALL had resIgned at North C,rollnd ~elond-Hlgh SerIes Natea Wlehe, 441 DALLAS (AP) -- The head of the Natlonal "The athletIc dIrector called me and * * * Football League's competltlon commlttee saId, 'I WIsh you were stIll here, "' DIckey In the Tuesday Wlte Men's league says that the use of vldeotaped replays to recalled "I dIdn't have any Idea Blll was Hlgh Ga'l1e Jonah Mawae, 225 reVlew offlclals' calls wlll be consldered gOlng to leave He hdd turned down the Nl­ Second-HIgh Game Jonah Ndwae, 202 at the owners' meetlng next month In New aml (Fla ) Job th~ ye,r before I thInk I HIgh Serles Jonah Nawae, 591 York would have had 1 lhllCL (,t the Job), Lut Sccond-Blgh C,erles Bob Plerce, 529 Tex Schram, presldent of Dallas Cowboys, three or lour UclCfkS on tbe staU tllought sald that the system, WhlCh was trled on they should have h3.cl lt " an experlmental basls durlng the 1985 pre­ Insteild, 1\]orth Ca[l)llnl \vent outslde Sports On AFRTS season, could be In use for the NFL play­ Dooley's st,£f ,nd hlrtd Dll_k Crum from ',lr,allS lip rhursday on AfRrs 1224 AM offs Mlaml of OhIO Dlckey remaln~d 2t Kansas rJdlO ,t noor ~ou can hCdr Natlonal Foot­ * * * State, a long-tIlliL Ll)SLr, whcrl he reS10ned billl 1 (,gue actlon as the ChlCdgO Bears NEW YORK (AP) -- San FranCISCO 4gers under pressure Surdi1\ al t ~r pos tIngl 2~- meet llic HlnresotJ VlkJngs runnlng back Roger Cralg, who rushed for a 51-2 record Inc 1u(L"g C,lhlLl-lng losse to frldqy on A~~TS Lt'c maJor league base­ career-hlgh 107 yards and scored two touch­ Wlchlta c,t Ltc a'1J ,ortl <-rn [OWd Lhl se L­ b.lll c thc Nontre,l Fxpo'- pldy the St downs agaInst Atlanta, IS the Natloaal son But ,lIS lc)S) L, ," , lr f. ~ L, on 1 \ let" lC1~dlnals Th~t )...-10112 Hil 'llr at Football Conference's offenslve player of

K-State''o 'oCl' " , n' 'l/-, e s,r III 2,' lL )f1 t) '11 the week Chlcago Bears llnebacker Mlke years, and pldy€ j In l,( Ll,(jQ1f_nl."rc t-cw 1 Slngletary was deslgnated as the week's the school' 0111\ P)",t-:O"'lson appllrlnl~ FP 11, l rO()l RESFRvED UJOlght [tum 6-7 top defenslve player FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985 Names In The News Ann Landers NEW YORK (AP) -- Rock songs and mUS1C vldeos should Dear Ann Landers Please be rated llke mOVles for sexual expllcltness, says ask your experts what they Susan Akln, the newly crowned M1SS Amerlca thlnk about tlckllng Chll­ "I have a certaln love for mUS1C and I hate to see dren I am not talklng the beauty of mUS1C destroyed by sexual lyrlcs," sald about a brlef tlckle, I Akln, of Merldlan, M1SS mean prolonged tlckllng "The way songs and mUS1C now lS gOlng, I thlnk that often ends up ln sometlmes It'S really gotten out of hand," she sald screamlng and crylng at a Monday news conference Although I am not sure * * * there lS a conSClOUS de­ ATLANTA (AP) -- Former Whlte House Chlef of Staff Slre to torture, lS there Hamllton Jordan, dlagnosed as havlng lymph cancer, has not an element of sadlsm been released from the hospltal as doctors evaluate ln thlS type of behavlor? hlS test results Maybe I am readlng more Thanks for the short Jordan, who served under Presldent Jlrnrny Carter, lnto the sltuatlon than course wlll probably begln treatment at the end of the week, lS warranted, but doesn't sald Judy Smlth, a spokeswoman at Emory Unlverslty lt tell the chlld lt lS Dear Ann Landers I Hospltal He was ln good condltlon when he was dlS­ OK to do somethlng to owe a glrlfrlend a blrth­ charged Monday somebody else agalnst hlS day party but am trylng Doctors have told Jordan, 40, that hlS chances for or her wlll? -- CURIOUS to thlnk of a plauslble recovery are good IN VA excuse to get out of glV­ * * * DEAR VA You are r1ght lng lt The reason Her WEST HOLLYWOOD, Callf (AP) -- Actor Ryan O'Neal on target The followlng slster must be lnvlted apparently falled to maneuver hlS Rolls-Royce past a letter arr1ved ln the "Tessle" has doubled her parked sports car and hlt ltS rear fender before drlv­ same batch w1th yours It welght ln the last 10 lng away, lnvestlgators sald should be of lnterest to years and lS a hazard to O'Neal and Farrah Fawcett cllmbed lnto the 1979 you ordlnary furnlture Rolls-Royce on Saturday In front of Spago's restaurant I reallze she has a on Sunset Boulevard, sald sherlff's Deputy Lynda Dear Ann Landers A few medlcal problem that has Edmonds As O'Neal left, he reportedly cllpped the years ago you publlshed a added a great many pounds, fender of a parked 1974 Porsche and kept on gOlng letter about a father who but anyone who watches A mlsdemeanor hlt-and-run complalnt would be tlckled hlS son untll the thlS woman eat can see sought, she sald Monday Chlld screamed I dldn't that she lS a glutton If Andrea Jaffe, publlclst for Fawcett, sald the pay much attentlon to that the table lsn't cleared couple would have no comment letter but lt has taken on before the dessert lS * * * a new meanlng Slnce I be­ brought out, she wlll plck MILTON, Mass (AP) -- A wldely clrculated photo- came aware of the same up another drumstlck and graph of a pollce offlcer hugglng hlS lnJured horse behavlor ln a next-door start over before lt was destroyed tugged heartstrlngs natlon­ nelghbor To be perfectly truth­ wlde, lncludlng baseball great Carl Yastrzemskl's Suddenly all the pleces ful, I don't have a chalr The former Boston Red Sox slugger donated an 11- of my own famlly hlstory ln my apartment that wlll year-old geldlng to the Metropolltan Dlstrlct Commls­ flt together I don't hold a person who welghs Slon to replace Patrolman Alan R Kelth's horse, know how I could have been 250 pounds Any ldeas? -­ Tlvoll, that was hlt by a drunken drlver Aug 14 so bllnd Our daughter, BAY AREA "BETTY" The new horse, Black Jack, lS under a one-month as a chlld, was tlckled a DEAR BAY Your letter trlal to see how well he and Kelth adapt to one great deal by her father 1S so mean-sp1r1ted my another She used to beg me to make blood pressure went up hlm stop I never went to when I read 1t the chlld's rescue because You have stated that lt appeared to be a game the woman has a med1cal Your Indi,idual and I saw no harm ln lt problem What more do you I reallze now he was need to know? I cannot Horoscope torturlng her and she 1mag1ne a sofa that wlll hated lt After all these not hold a 250-pounder ===== Fraftces Drake =====~:::::=== years, she stlll hates To deny a person hosp1tal- hlm Please prlnt thlS 1ty because of her we1qht FOR TIIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1985 letter for whatever lt may 1S d1scr1m1nat1on of the be worth -- LATE AWAKEN­ ugl1est k1nd You sound ARIES SCORPIO ING IN ILLINOIS llke a world-class Jerk, (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) cfE DEAR LATE Here 1t 1S lady Increased concentratIOn before One fnendshlp grows stronger noon bnngs career gams, but later now, another almost reaches the -- and 1t'S worth a lot COPYRIGHT NEWS AMERICA you tend to unpatIence EllJoy festive breakmg pomt Home-base IS the tunes after dark center of fun torught TAURUS SAGrrrARIUS Garbo Marks 80th Birthday (Apr 20 to May 20) (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ You're able to help a close tie With AVOId premature moves In bUSI­ (AP) -- It has been 63 years Slnce Greta Garbo made a problem Career pluses are a reason ness Contmue workmg from behmd her flrst fllm, 53 years Slnce she uttered the lmmor­ for celebration, but aVOid excessive the scenes Relaxation IS m order expenditure after a hard day's work tal llne, "I want to be alone", 44 years Slnce she GEMINI CAPRICORN retlred from Hollywood (May 21 to June 20) (Dec 22 to Jan 19) ~ As she turns 80 today, Garbo's dazzllng beauty has Though you II get much accom­ You may volunteer for an asSign phshed at home base, you may be ment In some group endeavor Later, faded, but her mystlque, kept allve by publlC fascl­ short-tempered With a relative Make you II want time for yourself Money natlon wlth a woman who slmply wanted to be left alone, amends torught should Improve today CANCER AQUARIUS ....dL.. has not (June 21 to July 22) (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ~ She retlred from the screen ln 1941 after "Two­ Now s the tune to tackle senous You II make steady lf not spectacu­ Faced Woman" was a cr1t1cal and box offlce fallure mental work Don t snap out at a lar gains on the Job Despite fnctlOn co-worker New career chances are With one fnend, a party should please Whlle "Camllle" and "Nlnotchka" became fllm fes­ nght up your alley you very much tlval staples~ the woman born as Greta LOVlsa Gustaff­ LEO PISCES >4Ib' son and known worldw1de slmply as "Garbo" kept to her­ (July 23 to Aug 22) (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ Though money comes In now, It Partnership deCISions are favored self ln her Manhattan apartment or at varlOUS retreats could qUickly go out unless you make Competitors make their presence felt, ln France and SWltzerland a POint of saVIng Evenmg hours favor but you still end up on top careerWISe the good hfe today She was photographed ln August ln Klosters, a SW1SS VIRGO YOU BORN TODAY are an mdlVl­ Alplne resort Unrecognlzed by most of her fellow va­ (Aug 23 to Sept 22) dualist With an mterest III the public catloners, the actress now walks wlth the ald of a Thmgs fall Into place easIly today, welfare An advocate for refonn, but don t be pushy There s no need you II be the spokesperson for many a stlck and looks, lf anythlng, older than her years to step on anyone s toes Be cordial cause Though you have leadership After breakfast each day, she dons a yellow straw LIBRA ablhtles, you re not always at peace (Sept 23 to Oct 22) With yourself You can succeed III hat WhlCh covers most of her face and sets off on a Though your Judgment IS good In bUSiness, but are more mcllned to a 90-mlnute walk along the banks of the Landquart R1ver finanCial matters today, be wary of profeSSIOnal career MUSIC and intel­ Along the way, she pauses to rest on a bench and savor careless dnVIng habits You re the lectual fields are other areas of recIpient of good news Interest a long black clgar Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY

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OFFICIAL NOTICES NEED EXTRA MONEY??? Global Assoclates has STUDENTS IN GRADES 9-12 may place orders WATER BUG SWIMMING CLASSES wlll be conduct­ a part-tlme openlng for a proJectlonlst for class rlngs at the hlgh school offICe ed for 2Yz- to 4-year-olds ln two seSSlons We also have part-tlme openIngs at the Informatlon and order forms are avaIlable beglnnlng Sept 23 and Oct 7 at the Fam­ Bowllng Center Interested persons should and orders WIll be taken through Oct 4 lly Pool The classes wlll be 15 mlnutes be mlnlmum age of 19 Please contact Glob­ long and run for two weeks Interested per­ al ASSOCIates Personnel offlce, corner La­ KWAJALEIN RUNNING CLUB wll] hold thIS sea­ sons should call Glee Jewell at 82847 to goon Road and Nlnth Street son's 2nd fun run Sunday, Sept 22, at enroll (Speclal Servlces) 5 30 p m Meet at JoggIng board near Spe­ ~ ••4~44.""#"~ •••#"4~ clal SerVIces and run ~, 2 or 4 mIles For THE FAMILY POOL wlll be closed Saturday, \t NEED EXTRA MONEY ~ more lnfo, call Jeff, 82490, Larry, 82255 Sept 21, untll 6 p m due to a KwaJaleln ~ FOR THE UP-COMING HOLIDAYS??? ~ SWlm Team meet (Speclal Servlces) &.l ~ SAVE SAT, OCT 19, for an elegant evenIng &.l Global ASSOCIates has several tem-:: of dlnlng and danclng at KYC'~ Commodore's THE FIRST MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD for porary part-tIme openIngs at Macy' s '" Ball Watch the Hourglass for detalls the 1985-86 school year has been reschedul­ ! ~ Department Store for cashlers '" ed from tonlght to Tuesday, Oct 8 M Do you have a valId beautICIan's '" KGA MEDAL PLAY GOLF TOURNAMENT WIll be (KwaJaleln School System) ~ lIcense from any state? The Beauty " held Sept 21-22 Pay $10 before you begIn FOR SALE ~ Shop has a part-tIme openIng for 24- ~ and play wlth at least 2 other partlcl­ .~ 30 hours a week ~ pants New handlcaps WIll not be out untIl BOY'S BMX BIKE, $50 or best offer Call \1 Interested persons should contact ~ Just before the SadIe Hdwklns Tournament 84546 ~ Global ASSOCIates Personnel offlce, &.l ~ corner Lagoon Road and NInth Street, ~ KTC-SPONSORED ROUND-ROBIN TENNIS tourna­ 20" BMX2 BIKE, new, $60 83659, ask for ment soclal WIll be held Sept 22 Slgn­ II Bldg 781 ~ Chrls ups and lnfo at Yuk Courts, or call Jerry, 4 ...... #.4.#.4. 83369 evenlngs, or Rene, 84118 evenIngs TWO CARPETS 4'x8', three curtaln rods (traverse type), scuba gear regulator, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS -- earn extra money WEBELOS SCOUTS meet tonIght at Qtrs 464B backpaCK, BC Call 82450 for the upcomIng holldays, vacatlon or col­ at 7 Boys 10 years old or those complet­ lege' Global ASSOCIates has several part­ Ing the fourth grade are welcome to attend pes PATIO SALE Clothlng, shoes, perfumes, tIme openIngs for Snack Bar Helpers Hours or JOln scoutIng luggage, vacuum cleaners, plants, shell are approXImately 6-12 per week, after candles, wax, garden tools, ladders, many school and weekends Ten-Ten has a Store COMMUNICATION SKILlS MODULE II WIll be other ltems Thursday & Frlday, 8 a m - Clerk Jr , part-tlme openlng Mlnlmum age held Tuesday, Sept 24, 7 pm, Bldg 1051 2 p m No early blrds, please Tr 805 requlrement lS 16 Submlt your appllca­ Partlclpants meet at post offIce tlons to Global Assoclates Personnel of­ "LITTLE PROFESSOR" math drlll, for Chll­ fIce, corner Lagoon Road and NInth Street, dren wlth book of games and actlvltles, $5 Bldg 781 Keep your concentration Call Laura, 82479 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES to a MAXIMUM STAR WINDSURFER WIth saIl, vest and traIl­ BACKYARD CLUB' Fllm shown each Monday at er, $500 Days, 83586, evenlng~, 82083 Rm 18, George Seltz School, 3 30-4 30 p m

PATIO SALE Frlday, Sept 20, 7 a m to COUNTRY-WESTERN FANS You mlssed d great 1 p m Women's, men's and chIldren's cloth­ tIme 9/15 C&W dance lessons were enjoyed Ing Boys' ~lze~ 6-8, gIrls' Slzes 5-8 by all who came out It's not often you Toys and mlSC ltems 229B get a second chance, but thIS Sunday dt 7 p m we're doing It agaIn at Vets Hall TWO EACH 5'x15', Yz" EYE SURROUND NET, $175 for both Dlawa 80-lb test fIshIng rod SUPER SWIMMERS -- All SWImmers who complet­ WIth 9-0 Pen reel for $175 Call W81353 or ed 2 hours or 200 lengths In Super SWIm VII H82373 may pIck up thelr shlrt~ at 429B

CANON Al CAMERA w/a 50mm fl 4 len~, $175, PICKUP SOCCER GAME Sunday at 3 p m on the Sollgar 28-80mm Marco 300m lens f3 5, $75, Rlchardson Fleld If lnterested ln pldYlng men's 24-lnch 10-speed In good condltlon please call Robert at 81515 to leave name / I but needs work, $35 Call John at 82347 be- and number fore 3 p m or 84323 after 8 p m BSA TROOP 314 "ISLANDERS" weekly BELL & HOWELL CUBE SLIDE PROJECTOR WIth meetlng wlll be at 7 tonlght screen, $100 Call AI, 84391, after 6 p m Ittt"ttt!~ at the Scout Hut PIONEER LD660 LASER DISC VIDEO PLAYER, 9 BSA TROOP 314 Fathers' meetIng Thursday months old, works excellent, $210 Ask for at 7 30 p m at the Scout Hut Important Keep your mistakes AI, W82065, H82478 for all fathers to attend

LOST CHINA POST 1 lnvltes the communlty to d Ko­ to a minimum SMALL MALE CAT Gray tIger w/whlte on rean buffet dlnner-dance Oct 12, Vets chest & legs Answers to "Frlskle " Now Hall patlo Dance to ? wlth Shermle & r------lIves at 490B but keeps returnIng to Tr Frlends For the best ln fun & food JOIn I 704 area He left hls collar & tag at us See favorlte member for tlckets ($15) house Please call 84410 If you see hIm ATOLL 8'S WESTERN NIGHT TICKETS WIll be on lOu i)on~ btWe FOUND sale through tonlght dt 8 Call Betty, rlbell out a lot BRACELET By speclal order RetaIl offIce 83504, Jean, 82675, or Peggy, 84410 to rlee the heacb Identlfy dt Macy'~ serVlce desk, ConnIe TENNIS PLAYERS KTC 1985-86 membershlp ONE WRISTWATCH on mornlng alrcraft Call ll~t now In the works We need those dues' Sam to ldentlfy, H84629, W83451 Call Peggy at 84410 or drop off at 490B

WANTED BLESSED SACREMENT PARISH SOCIETY executlve LADY'S GOLF CLUBS, rlght-handed 83235 board meetlng tonlght dt 7, Qtrs 432A Tonight At The Movies Rlchardson - Irreconcllable DIfferences MAHI-MAHI OR WAHOO for my smoker Wlil buy YYWC IS MAKINC A NEW BABY-SITTING LIST If 7 30 ------PG or smoke on shares Call Sklp, H82426, you would llke to be on thIS ]lSt, call TradewInds - Fdlcon And The Snowman W82037 Maureen Glarratano at 82364 8 00 ------R Tonight On Television NEED HOUSE- OR TRAILER-SITTINC POSITION GET YOUR TICKETS Tlckets on sale for Wlfe would llke to V1Slt Don Pentecost, KCT'~ "Chapter Two" Macy's porch, Thurs­ Kwajalein Box 1356, 84449 ddy, 4-6 pm, Saturday, 10 a m -noon 4 40 General Hospltal Performanles Oct 4, 5, 11, 12 Don't mISS 5 25 Journey To Adventure HELP WANTED thIS one' 5 50 NBC News/CNN Sports KWAJ ISLAND NURSERY SCHOOL lS acceptlng ap­ 6 45 EntertaInment ThlS Week pllcatlons for part-tlme employment Stop ALL MOTHERS OF SECOND-GRADE BROWNIES 7 35 West 57th (ends) by KINS between 8 a m -4 p m to apply please attend a short meetIng ln Rm 'i, 8 35 Dallds For more lnformatlon, call Cathy Koyanagl, Ceorge Seltz, Sept 19, 4 45 p m We need 9 25 "Murder At The MardI Gras" 82158 help gettlng our glrls started Thank you 11 00 CNN News Call Debble, 82475 11 20 TonH,ht c,how BEST OF BOTH WORLDS??? Spend your days en­ Roi-Namur JOYlng the sunshIne and stlll earn that BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY, 5 15 General HospItal extra Income work two or three evenlngs Sept 19 Open for bUSlnLSS as usual Tue~­ 6 00 CBS News/CNN ~ports a week ln pleasant surroundIngs The Yokwe day, Sept 24, 1 30-5 p m For pIckup ser­ 6 55 AD MInutes Yuk Club has openlngs for Cashler/Hostess, Vlce every Tuesddy please (dll Penny Ber­ 7 45 Hlll Street Blues Cocktall Waltresses, Buspersons Interest­ rIdge at 82686 R 3~ ( a 11 To C lory ed persons should contact Global Personnel ') 25 "tlephdnt Man" at 83388, corner of Lagoon and NInth St FREE HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RFSULfS'