Venus Probe Is Lauadled Today ,-, . CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) -­ A mu1tl-purpose spacecraft blasted off wlthout a flaw t K_~~~I: t;IJL",t:', ',HO U 1t~}-~~,f3,-\ ear1y today to start a ------/, ------four-month weather fact­ ~[-- ~ - - finding voyage to Venus. --=-=-=---- ,. The Ploneer Venus 2 11fted off preclse1y on VOLUME 15 KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1978 NUMBER 153 schedule at 3'33 a.m. EDT. The spacecraft went In­ CARTER, BEGIN AND SADAT WILL MEET IN SEPTEMBER to a parking orbit shortly after launch where it re­ mal ned untl1 the engines aboard the Centaur portion A MIDEAST PEACE BREAKTHROUGH of the rocket sent it hurt- WASHI~lGTON (UPI) -- President Carter, Egyptlan Presldent Anwar Sadat and Israe11 Prlme Mlnlster Menachem 11ng out of Earth's gravi­ Begin will meet Sept. 5 at Camp Davld ln a major effort to reach a Middle East peace cccord, the Whlte House tatlona1 pull and toward announced today. the barren planet. "The presldent lS pleased to announce that President Sadat and Prlme Minister Begln have accepted an lnVl­ Lawrence Ross, director tation to come to Camp David Sept. 5 to meet wlth him to seek a framework for a Middle East peace agreement," of launch vehlc1es, said press secretary Jody Powell announced to reporters. the spacecraft was put lnto Powell sald Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, ln A1exandrla, Egypt, today for a meetlng wlth Egyptlan offl­ a1~ost perfect trajectory. cla1s, lnformed Carter that both Sadat and Begin, whom Vance met durlng the weekend, "have welccmed thlS meet- "From the pre11mlnary 1 ng." lnformatlon, it looks 11ke RHODESIA LAUNCHES PROGRAM OPEC To laise The September summlt ltS speed will have to be wl11 be the flrst face-to­ increased only 1~ meters face meetlng between the per second," Ross sald. Oil Prices Soon two Mlddle East leaders Discrimination Abolition BEIRUT (UPI) -- A Slnce thelr Chrlstmas Day AND CHINA SALISBURY, Rhodesla (UPI) -- Rhodesia's blraclal Saud1 Arabian newspaper talks In Ismal11a, Egypt. JAPAN lnterlm government launched today a program to abolish says the Organlzat1on of Only last week, Sadat racla1 discriminat10n w1th reso1utlons to make bUS1- Petroleum Exportlng Coun­ sald he would no longer NEA I A TIEATY ness distrlcts. toilets, SW1mmlng pools and other pub- tr1es wl11 meet ln extra­ talk wlth the Israells HONG KONG (UPI) -- Chlna 11C fac1lities open to all races. ordlnary session Sept. 19 unless they would agree to appeared near a successful B1Shop Abel Muzorewa, a and ralse 011 prlces by wlthdrawal from occupled conc1uSlon of negotlatlons black leader who sits on A black Min1stry of Edu­ 5 percent for next year. Arab lands. There was no on a peace treaty with a the government's ruling catlon employee ln a The unsourced report lmmedlate lndlcatlon, how­ former foe today and began executive counc11 and de­ group of people spending ln the newspaper Al Nadwa ever, that the Israell ac­ talks with a former frlend manded two days ago the thelr lunch hour outside was carr1ed by Arab news ceptance of Carter's lnVl­ on a dlspute that has "immed1ate removal" of the prlme min1ster's of­ agencles today. tatlon meant the lssue of brought them close to con­ rac1al discrimlnation, fice sa1d in a typical If true, 1t would ap­ occupled terrltorles would fllCt. sald he was satlsf1ed by remark: "Rubbish, abso­ pear to slgnal compromlse now be set up for dlSCUS­ Japanese Forelgn Minis­ the moves. lute rubblsh. Noth1ng between the current pr1ce Slon. ter Sunao Sonoda was flying "One of the greatest about hosplta1s, schools, freeze and reported moves Powell sald Carter "1S from Tokyo to Peking for thlngs that has happened resldentlal areas or re­ by OPEC hard11ners for a gratlfled" by the response what dlp10matic analysts to thlS country has now dlstributlon of land." steeper - and perhaps to hlS lnvltatlon. The sald was almost certain to started happem ng," he de­ ,~uzorewa, when asked earller - prlce increase. press secretary sald each be the final phase of pro­ clared as he and hlS exe­ about aspects of instltu­ The report made no leader wlll be accompanled longed negotlatlons with cutlve councl1 colleagues, tionallzed dlscrlmlnation mentlon of hard11ne moves by a small delegatlon to Japan on a treaty of peace 1nclud1ng two fellow black not mentloned 1n today's to abandon the U.S. dol­ help ln the negotlctions. and fnendship. leaders and Prlme Mlnlster statement, sald "We are lar as the sole unlt ln No speclflc timetable for In Hanol, Chung HS1-Tung Ian Smlth, emerged from a ln the process now of do­ computlng OPEC prlces 1n the talks has yet been set. Chlna's Vlce Forelgn Minis­ mornlng-long meetlng. lng these thlngs." favor of a basket of cur­ Word of the summlt ter, was to open talks with But a random poll show­ Decisions reached to­ rencies because of the flrst came from Capltol Vietnamese officials on the ed the black man ln the day were conflned to vis- recent decllne of the Hlll where members of the treatment of Chlnese. street to be dlsappolnted. 1ble discrimlnatlon. dollar on the market. Senate Forelgn Relatlons Commlttee began lnformlng AT LEAST FOUR TEST FLIGHTS AT KWAJALEIN thelr staffs of the lm­ LOCKHEED WINS STP HOE CONTRACT pendlng meetlng. HUNTSVILLE, Alabama Several Wounded (BMDSCOM)-- The U.S. Army's Bal11stic Mlsslle Defense In Border Clash Systems Command (BMDSCOM) HONG KONG (UPI) -- A recently awarded a $118.4 doctor and newsmen were mll110n contract to Lock­ among 20 people wounded heed Mlsslles and Space today ln the flrst blood­ Company, Inc., Sunnyvale, shed reported ln the cur­ California, to deslgn and rent dlspute between V1et­ conduct the Homlng Overlay nam and Chlna, the offl~ Experiment (HOE) for ltS clal V1etnam News Agency Systems Technology Program. reported The cost-p1us-flxed-fee The attacklng ethnlc contract calls for Lockheed Chlnese refugees -- termed to resolve the key lssues "Hoa" by the report -­ 1nvo1ved in deve10plng an smashed a VNA televlslon lnterceptor mlssi1e that crewman's camera, and a would be launched from the . doctor treat1ng the slck ground and use its own long­ was h1t 1n the r1bs and wave infrared sensor and on the forthead, accord­ computer to locate attack­ lng to the report. ing lntercontinenta1 ba1- Today's lnc1dent was llStlC mlssi1es (ICBMs) the f1rst report of blood­ above the atmosphere, home shed Slnce the exodus to in and "klll" them wlthout The Hom~ng Overlay Concept ~n an art~strs render~ng, publ~shed last year. rhina began 1n Apr11. Some the use of a nuclear war­ 160,000 ethnlc Ch1nese head. contractors partlclpating hardNare, and assoclated Northrldge, Callfornla, have fled to Chlna from The flve-year program in the competitlon were e1ectron1cs: Honeywell is responslb1e for the Vletnam ln the past three lnc1udes four f11ght tests the Boeing Company, AV10nlcs D1v1sion, St. integratIon of the boost­ months, accord1ng to Pe­ at KwaJaleln Mlsslle Range Seattle, Washlngton, and Petersburg, F10rlda, ter; and Aeronutronlc klng statlst1CS. ln the Paciflc and an the Vought Corporation Honeywell Defense Elec­ Division of Ford Aero­ option for two addltlona1 of Dallas, Texas. tronics Divls1on, Lex- SDace anrl Communications f1 i ght tests. Several major subcon­ 1ngton, Massachusetts, Corporatlon, Newport WATER REPORT Lockheed was one of tractors wl11 partlcl­ and Honeywell Defense Beach, Ca11fornia, will AS OF 0001 Aug. 8, 1978 three contractors awarded pate in the HOE with Systems Olvlsion, Hopkins, perform analysls of Water code is YELLOW a $500,000 study contract Lockheed. Minnesota. optical sensor test data. In tanks 6,665,000 gal in September 1977 to define Three divislons of Rocketdyne Divlsion of (Ed. note' No further I Consumed the configuration of the Honeywell, Incorporated, Rockwell Internatlona1, ~nformat~on was g~ven KwaJ: 285,000 gal experlmenta1 interceptor wl11 be lnvo1ved 1n de­ Canoga Park, Ca1ifornla, ~n the news release on Other 70,000 gal and the management and veloping the optical will develop the axial e~ther the number of Total 355,000 gal technical effort required sensor and fuze, the propu1s10n englne; Space personnel ~nvolved or Conserve water to develop it. The other guidance software and Vector Corporation of when ~t w~ll start.) PAGE 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1978 Gold's Up, Dollar Down $1.65 8illion for New Yorlr LONDON (UPI) -- The U.S. dollar hlt new NEW YORK (UPI) -- President Carter said WORLD NEWS BRIEfS openlng lows on maJor forelgn exchanges today the new $1.65 billion program of DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI -- A clear, today followlng an unconflrmed Middle East federal flnanclal guarantees for Ne,'I York brlqht star appeared to perch on the edge report of a flve percent rlse In 011 prlces Clty is In the natlonal interest, is not of a gleamlng crescent moon Monday nlght, next month. a handout, and should not "cost the Amen­ creatlng a slght that caused a flood of Gold rose sharply In London and Zurlch can taxpayer a cent." phone calls to pollce and news operatlons reflectlng the dollar's weakness. The presldent,. ln a prepared speech ln the Mldwestern Unlted States. The dollar hlt lows ln Germany and before signlng the legislatlon at a cere­ "In portlons of the central plalns to­ SWltzerland, fell below a two-year low In mony ln front of city hall, called the nlght, a strange phenomonen can be seen Italy and closed sharply down to another federal loan guarantees over the next 15 ln the western skles ••• the planet Venus low In Tokyo. years "a cruclal step In New York's long appears to be slttlng on the peak of the Dealers in Zurlch, where the dollar and difficult cllmh back toward solvency moon," the Natlonal Weather SerVlce sald pl unged briefly to an all-tlme low of and lndependence." ln a statement ldentl fYlng the "star." 1.6935 SW1SS francs at open lng, blamed the Carter laced hlS speech wlth pralse for Phillip Riggs, retlred astronomer for "bad pyschological effect" of the new lows Mayor Edward Koch and Gov. Hugh Carey, Drake Universlty, said Venus and the moon In Germany and Japan. both Qemocrats. Carey lS up for re-electlon sWlng near each other once a month. but The dollar rallled to 1.7038 SW1SS francs thlS year. he sald he had "never seen them qUlte as Wlthln ten mlnutes ln Zurlch, but stlll The legislatlon, approved 247-155 by the close." falled to recover to its overnlght close of House of Representatlves and 58-35 by the *** 1.70795. Senate, marks the flrst tlme the federal TOKYO (UPI) -- A 37-year-old parapleglc In Frankfurt, the dollar Slld below the government has unden'lrl tten credl t for a braved raln and hlgh wlnds to become the two-mark barrler to four-month openlng low maJor city. It replaces a dlrect federal flrst person to scale Mount Fujl ln a of 1.9980 Deutschemarks, agalnst 2.0095 loan program for flo·' York, enacted 1n 1975 wheelchalr, Japanese newspapers reported overnlght. Tne preVlOUS low was 1.9970 set and which expired June 30. today. Aprll 3. Speclfically, the law guarantees In­ *** In Tokyo, lt came under renewed selllng creased loans to the Cl ty from 1ts mun i­ PARMA, Italy (UPI) -- Fllm dlrector pressure and closed sharply lower at cipal employee penSlon funds. Prlvate Bernardo Bertolucci trlpped over a 187.3040 yen desplte $100 mllllon support banks have made that a condltion for un­ trafflc marker while surveYlng a square from the Bank of Japan. Previous clos ing guaranteed loans - all contrlbutlng to a for a camera angle Monday and fractured was 189.0515. $4.5 blllion, four-year package to help both hlS elbows in a fall. Gold rose $2.75 an ounce to $207.125 In the Clty back on its feet. *** Zurlch and to $207.50 In London, an over­ The federal guarantees wlll be 1ssued TOKYO (UPI) -- There are many ways to nlght lncrease of $3.75. over the next four years and could run celebrate one's own blrthday these days. until 1997. During that time the Cl ty wlll A Japanese high school student, who submlt to unprecedented federal overslght turned 16 today, wearing sur. glasses and It's 5-To-2 On New Pope of 1 ts fl nances. carrYlng a toy plstol, held up a bank ln LONDON (UPI) -- The guesSlng game over A1Chl province ln central Honshu, Japan's who wlll succeed Pope Paul VI has begun maln lsland and stole $24,013 ln cash. and the London bookmakers, Ladbroke's, Caslrets 'n Hoclrey Arena Upon notiflcatlon of the holdup, pollce llSt Itallan Cardlnal Serglo Plgnedoll as ASBESTORS Quebec (UPI) -- The caskets of arrested the unldentl fled runaway youngster a flve-two favorlte to be the next pope. 36 vlctims of Canada's worst bus tragedy from Kyushu who was leavlng the bank on a However, one Roman Catholic Parllment were taken today to a makeshift funeral blke. member, Slmon Mahon, charged Ladbroke's parlor ln a hockey arena and placed on *** today wlth being "grossly dlstasteful" by small wooden stands draped ln red cloth. LISBON (UPI) -- Presldent Antonlo taklng bets on the succeSSlon and thus Securlty pollce ringed the bUlldlng Ramalho Eanes, promlslng a solutlon to offendlng mlllions of cathollcS. as attendants unloaded thelr grlm cargo Portugal's crlppllng governmental crlses "We are electlng a successor to Jesus from a row of hearses and carrled them In­ wlthln 24 hours, today called the Chrlst and that lS no matter for Ladbroke's," side. Sorrowful relatives began flllng mllitary's Revolutlonary Councll into Mahon sald. past the blers a short tlme later. emergency seSSlon o Ladbroke's favorl te for the papacy, Four other people who drowned Friday ln *** Plgnedoll, 68, lS presldent of the Vatlcan the bus that plunged and sank into a MILAN, Italy (UP!) -- Flash floods, Sectrtarlat for non-Chrlstlans and a close mountain lake were belng burled today ln tornadoes and the flrst August snow In frlend of the late Pope Paul VI. private ceremonles ln nelghborlng Danville. half a century hlt northern Italy today, brlnglng death and destructlon to mountaln communltles. In the south, a Number 10 'S Anot.er Draw A Call To fnd T.e fig.ting hot Slrocco wlnd fanned dozens of forest BAGUIO, Phllippines (UPl) -- Challenger WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Unlted States, fl res. and Russian defector Vlktor Korchnol intensi­ call1ng the sltuatlon ln Bel rut "extremely *** fYlng an offenSlve he could not mount on the dangerous ," today made a renewed call on SYDNEY, Australla (UPI) -- Slamese tWln chess board today accused world chess Christian milltlas and Syrian troops to baby glrls born a week ago, cannot be champlon Anatoly Karpov of keeplng hlS end thelr flghting in the Lebanese capltal. surglcally separated and wlll lnevltably famlly ln chalns. At the same tlme, the State Department dle, doctors sald today. After falling to keep out of the playing strongly deplored the attacks ln southern hall a Sovlet tele-klnesls expert he says Lebanon on regular army units and descrlbed lS trYlng to hypotlze hlm lnto loslng, the the actlons by Ch rl Stlan mlll tl as as "reck­ Met Roclret 47-year-old challenger spent the day de­ less." A meteorolQgical rocket launch oper­ vlslng ways to rattle the youthful former In Belrut - desplte a lull late Monday _ atlon lS scheduled for Wednesday, August 9. teammate. ln a 37-day stretch of vlolence between In connectlon wlth thlS operation But there was no way he could frazzle Christlan rlghtlst mllltia and Syrlan peace­ hazard areas wlll eXlst In the ocean and Karpovo The 27-year-old Russlan champlon keeplng troops - snlping and sporadlc shell­ on KwaJaleln Island between the aZlmuths was enjoYlng a posltlonal advantage when flre reportedly kllled 14 people and of 225 0 true and 275 0 true. The ocear. the tenth game of the world chess serles wounded 27. hazard area extends out from KwaJaleln for was drawn at the 44th move. a dlstance of 50 nautlcal mlles. The KwaJaleln Island ground hazard area lS that contained wlthln a clrcle havlng a forcing T.e 20t. Century 400-foot radlus from the rocket launcher. JAKARTA, Indonesla (UPI) -- Centurles financial News All personnel and craft must stay out of ago, the Baduls of Java declded that C1Vlll­ DOW JONES AVERAGES the ocean hazard area between the hours of zatlon's only alm was to destroy nature and 30 Industrlals up 4.16 at 889.21 1245 and 1545 or untll the restrlctlon lS to sever the llnks wlth ancestors. 20 Transportatlons up 0.83 at 249.61 llfted. The ground hazard area must be 50 they lsolated themselves deeD ln the 15 Utllltles off 0.11 at 107.98 evacuated not later than 1245 hours. forests of West Java near the towr of Banten 65 Stocks up 1.03 at 307.71 See the dlagram below showlng the ocean 400 years ago, cllnglng to maglcal bellefs. VOLUME was 34,290,000 shares. hazard area. The Baduls stlll refuse all products of Closing Gold Prlce: $207.20 up $2.90 modernlzatlon, lncludlng technlques tRome (UPI) -- The next pope will be chosen by a secret conclave system dating back to 1216 with the addit10n at the late Pope Paul VI's behest of the latest electronic devices to thwart eavesdroppers. At the 87th conclave since July 12. 1216. elect10n of Pope Honoriu9 III there will still be smoke signals - black if no pope is elected and white if he is - but there w1ll be electronic signals too to aviod confusion of the kind caused at the elec­ ? tion of Pope John XXIII in 1958 when the smoke came out black. whlte and gray. The new pope will be chosen by the Sacred College of Cardinals decreed by Paul VI as all those cardinals under 80. This means that 115 of the present 131 cardinals are eligible to vote. When Paul VI died all cardinals were stripped of their offi­ ces except Secretary of State Cardinal Jean Villot of France, the major Penitentiary Cardinal Giuseppe Paupini and the Deputy Secretary of State Monsignor Giuseppe Caprio. The College of Cardinals can only disptach current affairs and Villot. as chamberlain of the Church will be responsible for arranging the most secret and controlled conclave of all time in a suite of chambers and the Vatican's Sistine Chapel. The Dean of the Sacred College. Cardinal Carlo Confalonieri, is now officially informing all Cardinals of Paul's death and he summoned them to a meeting to decide the day. hour and manner of transporting his body to St. Peter's Basilica to make funeral arrangements. The Cardinals will also supervise the spoiling or destruction of Paul's ring and seal used on all papal documents. A 62-page papal decree issued by Paul VI- in 1975 ordered that feeding The Sleeping Bags the conclave to elect his successor should begin not less than 15 and not more than 20 days after his death. which means the by ART BUCHWALD new conclave must start between August 21 and 26. So concerned was the late pope with the secrecy that should (Art Buchwald ~s on ass~gnment for a few weeks try~ng to find surround the conclave he recommended that two electronic experts out ~f there are any Cuban troops on Cape Cod. He left beh~nd be added to the security staff "who by use. if necessary. or h~s all-t~me favor~te columns.) appropriate modern equipment will test for the presence of technical instruments for recording. reproduction or transmission I was very surprised to read ln the newspaper last week that of voice and ima~es." Mrs. Gerald Ford said her famlly was cutting down on their food He also confirmed the seven century-old tradition of putting bill as a way of fighting inflation. The reason I was surprised the cardinals under lock and key until they come up with a suc­ was that Mrs. Ford has teen-agers, and there is no way under the cessor. sun you can cut a food budget when you have teen-agers living in That was how impatient citizens got Honorius II elected in the house. It isn't the immediate family that costs money -- it Perugia after the cardinals had dithered for 19 months over their is feeding everyone else's children that sends your food costs choice. skyrocketing. The name conclave comes from the Latin "cum clave" meaning In the past most of us could qet away wlth giving a strange "with key. II child a glass of milk and a cookie. But in recent years, we Card1nals or any of the staff locked with them in the con­ see to be sustaining large masses of youth, which I have dubbed, clave area are automatically excommunicated if they reveal for the want of a better name, the sleeplng bag generation. what goes on at the election. The 115 cardinals must choose the Last month my grocery bill for a family of four on Martha's new pope by a two-thirds majorlty plus one, 1n this case 77 votes. Vineyard was $791. This is what happened. The conclave area around the Sistine Chapel, magnificently Three sleeplng bags turned up at the door. A voice from one frescoed by Michelangelo's "Last Judgment" includes some 260 of the sleeping bags sald, "We're very good friends of your rooms in the Vatican's Apostolic Palace. daughter Hllda, and she said we could camp on your property Vaulted corridors and sta1rW9YS will be walled UP. w1ndows and when you got here." doors sealed and windows whitwashed both inside and out. "I don't have a daughter named Hilda." I said. The 200 telephones in the area will be disconnected except "What's her name?" a voice from another sleeping bag asked. for one or two for emergencies kept under strict surveillance. "Jenny." Locked in with the cardinals will be barbers, physicians, "That's it," the VOlce said. "We're good friends with Jenny. pharmacists, nuns to cook and a number of workmen - a probable and she said we could sleep on your lawn so we won't be arres­ 400 people in all. ted and tortured by the police wlth chains and rubber hoses." The only contact with the outside world while the cardinals "We won't be any bother." a voice from one other sleeping bag vote four times a day will be through a number of small revol­ said. "We have stale donuts from the dlner for dinner." ving "turnabouts" made in such a way that whatever is required I gave them permission to camp out on the lawn. When my can be set on them and revolved to the other side without the daughter came home I informed her that three of her dearest giver or receiver seeing each other. friends had arrived and set up camp. On the day the conclave starts, Dean Confalonieri orders "Boys or girls?" Jenny asked. bells rung thrice, aides will usher out strangers and the final "How the hell would I know." I replled. door on the Pius IX stairway will be locked from both sides. It turns out that sleeping bags require large amounts of H~s Death And Afterward nourishment. Wh1le those of us who lived in the house could get Pope Paul VI suffered a heart attack and died Sunday night at by on blueflsh or eggs, the sleeping bags had to be fed steak, his summer palace ln Castel Gandolfo, in the Alban hills 15 miles ham, imported cheeses, French bread, butter and a good brand of south of Rome. The Vatican announced that_his body will be moved beer. in a cortege tomorrow to St. Peter's Basillca 1n the Vat1can. Every day my daughter. who never did find out their names. car­ The pope's body will lie in state in the bas1lica Thursday ried down prov1sions to the sleeping bags. The zippers would and Friday in front of the main altar, and then on Saturday it open up automat1cally and they would consume $60 worth of gro­ will be buried after a requiem mass. cer1es at a feedlng. After the burial there will be nine days of requiems ln the After the sleeping bags departed. a new group of sleep1ng bags basilica celebrated by nine cardinals who will take part ln arrived and said they were friends of my son Edward. I probably electing the new pope - the 263rd successor to St. Peter, the would have been nicer except that I have no son named Edward. The first pontiff. Pope Paul VI, sealed in a three-layered coffin, nearest th1ng to it was Joel. While it bothered me • it did not wlll first be placed in the grottoes beneath St. Peter's until seem to bother Joel. He took all the sleeping bags to Kronig's a t6mb is built. Grocery Store where they charged everything to me for a picnic Nearly 20,000 bereaved Italian cathol1cs thronqed the t1ny they were holdlng with some other sleeping bags on the beach. lakeside village of Castel Gandolfo to V1ew the 80~ year-old Now that I am back in Washington. the sleeping bags are pontiff's body lying in state. startlng to show up here. Many turn out to be friends of the Officials said another 35.000 persons will pass the bier sleeping bags who camped on my property in Martha's Vineyard. If befQre the body is moved to St. Peter's. I refuse hospitality to them I am considered an ogre by my 1he mourners braved battering winds and rain to stand for up children. Hilda and Edward, or whatever their names are. But if to fGur hours in lines that stretched a quarter of a m1le. Many I let them spread out on the grass I am going to get another in the crowd fainted ln the 95-degree heat as they filed up f1ve $800 grocery bill. flights of stalrs to the room where Pope Paul VI lay. I am sure Mrs. Ford is telling the truth when she says she's Not only Italians grieved. From Tokyo to Tehran, from Is­ been able to cut back on her food bills. But I figure the only rael and Egypt, the world's lay and religious leaders joined way she has been able to do it is by having the Secret Service Christendom ln mourning Paul's death. Egypt. predom1nantly a boot all the goose-feather sleeping bag acquaintances of her Moslem country. mindful of the pope's peace-making efforts in children off the White House Lawn. the M1ddle East, ordered seven days of mourning. PAGE 4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1978 Ufirilrese Say 'Thanlr You' for Typhooll Relief loi, Meei Are P'u,ged In r0 Direct Dia' S,ste. Beginnlng August 1, 1978, the following commercial services and new procedures for Ut~r~k Atoll Mag~strate making long distance telephone calls to Massa Attar~, left, g~ves and from Kwajalein, Roi-Namur and Meck a number of k~ller clam will be used. This interlm telephone com­ shells to Sgt. John watts, mercial service will be in effect until r~ght, of the Defense Map­ October 31, 1978, or until further notifi­ p~ng Agency, for presenta­ cation through the HourGlass. t~on to the people of Kwa]­ 1. From Kwa]a1e~n to Cont~nental Un~ted ale~n. States (CONUS) The shells are g~ven by Dial "88" and wait for dlal tone, then the Ut~r~kese ~n grat~tude dial "0," plus the area code and the de­ and thanks for the food sired party's telephone number, i.e., 88-0- and cloth~ng wh~ch have 213-123-4567. A busy circuit will be in­ been sent to Ut~r~k from dicated by a fast busy tone. Hang up and Kwa]ale~n after Typhoon reinitiate your call. When call is connec­ Mary heav~ly damaged the ted to your party, the Honolulu operator ~sland dur~ng the Christ­ will come on the line for billing informa­ mas hol~day season. tion (credit card or collect call charges Current plans call for only). After receiving billing information, the k~ller clam shells to the Honolulu operator will permit call to be auct~oned at the Holi­ go through. day F~r. Th~s Fa~r is 2. From KwaJa1e~n to Hawa~~ Locat~ons sponsored annually by the Other Than Oahu Protestant and Cathol~c wo­ Personal telephone calls from Kwajalein men's groups, and proceeds to Hawaii islands (except Oahu) may be in­ are used for llllssions in itiated through the commercial service M~crones~a. system by dialing "88," waiting for dial Story and photograph tone, then diallng "0" plus the desired were g~ven to the HourGlass party's telephone number. The area code is by J~m Bernard of the De­ not required, i.e., (Maui, Kauai, etc.) fense Mapp~ng Agency, who 88-0-244-4567. The Honolulu operator will v~s~ted Ut~r~k July 12 and come on the line for billing information helped get the shells back (credit card or collect call). to Kwa]a1e~n. For plac~ng calls from KwaJale~n to the Island of Oahu, refer to page 6 of the KMR telephone d~rectory. 3. From CONUS to Kwa]ale~n The new assigned number for placing calls from CONUS to Kwajalein is 808-524-3655. Profits from Handicraft S'op Assist Micronesian St.dents KMR residents should advise those persons The Micronesian Handicraft Shop, spon­ (Cont~nued from Column 1) from whom they expect personal calls of sored by the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club, buys Nurslng, Law, Auto Mechanlcs, Accounting, this new assigned telephone number. handicraft and shells from various islands Soclal Work, Agrlculture and Elementary Calls placed from CONUS may be initiated in Micronesia, sells these ltems with vol­ Educatlon. by requesting commercial operator assis­ unteer help from the YYwC, ?nd returns tance or by direct dlaling the 808-524- the profits to the Microneslans ln the Sc'mersa" let.rns r0 loi 3655 number. If Clrcuits are not busy, form of educational assistance. CONUS caller wlll get the Kwajalein switch­ The Yokwe Yuk Women's Club lS proud of board operator. The KwaJalein operator will the part it plays ln helping Micronesian take the number or home of the requested students get an educatlon. Some students KMR party and complete the call. Telephone receive a small amount to help defray per­ billing will be charged to the caller's sonal expenses, others receive full number or credit card, ticketed at CONUS/ scholarships. For the 1977-78 school year HAWTELCO source. Collect calls will not a total of $10,721 was dlstrlbuted. be accepted by the Kwajalein operato~ The Trust Terrltory Student Services Person-to-Person calls may not be placed Coordlnator, Honolulu, distributed $2,340 to Kwajalein. Charges start when KwaJalein to Micronesian students from the follow­ operator answers the call. ing districts: three from the Marshalls, 4. From Haw~~ Locat~ons Other Than Oahu six from Ponape; 18 from Truk, four from to KwaJale~n Saipan; and seven from Palau. Personal telephone calls to Kwajaleln The fields of study for these students from Hawaii islands (except Oahu) may be include Business Admlnistration, Accoun­ initiated by requesting commercial operator ting, Economlcs, Social Servlces, Geo­ assistance and the 524-3655 assigned number graphy, Humanlties, Liberal Arts, Pre-Med, to KwaJalein. Telephone billlng will be Hotel Management, Special Educatlon, Jus­ charged to the caller's number, when Kwaja­ tlce Management, Agrlculture, Legal Sec­ leln operator answers the call. retary, Tourism, Fire SClence, Education­ For plac~ng calls to Kwa]ale~n from the al Psychology and B10logy. ~sland of Oahu, refer to page 6 of the KMR The Student Servicps Coordinator at telephone d~rectory. Falth Presbyterian Reform Church on Guam 5. From Ro~-Namur or Meck Island to distrlbuted $2,860 to 36 students from CONUS Micronesla (no home islands given). --olal "0" and wait for dial tone, then The followlng students applled dlrect­ dlal "88" and walt for dial tone, then ly to the Educatlon Asslstance Commlttee dial "0" pl us the area code and the de­ of the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club for scholar­ sired party's telephone number, l.e., ShlPS ranging from $400 to $1,000. A total 0-88-0-213-123-4567. Obsprve the lnstruc­ of $7,600 is committed for the academlC tions contained in paragraph 1. year 1978-79 to these students: 6. From Ro~-Namur or Meck Island to From Ebeye: Kunku Langenbelik; from Herman Schmersahl, above, long-t~me Hawa~~ Locat~ons Other Than Oahu Majuro, Carmen Alik, Kanchl HOSla, Resta Global Assoc~ates employee, was recently Dial "0" and wait for dial tone, then Manjiteb, Morry Milne, Jonl Oblt, Johnsay named Outer Islands D~v~s~on Manager, re­ dial "88", wait for dial tone, then dial Riklon, Paul Tonyokwe, from Truk, Esther plac~ng Frank Seraf~n~ who has transferred "0" plus the desired party's telephone Murltok and Aklmina Ruben; from Kosrae, to Saud~ Arab~a. number. Observe lnstructions contained in Nelme Salik. Schmersah1 ]o~ned Global ~n 1964 at paragraph 2. These students are all enrolled ln KwaJa1e~n after two years w~th Burns and 7. Incollllng Calls for Ro~-Namur or school in the United States studying in Roe as the~r operat~ons superv~sor. H~s Meck Island the fields of BUSlness Admlnlstration, f~rst Global ass~gnment was superv~sor of Follow instructions contalned in para­ (Cont~nued Column 2) fac~l~t~es at Ro~-Namur. He rema~ned at graph 3 or 4, whichever applies. KMR unt~l July 1971, when he transferred On This Day In History to the Bay St. Lou~s, M~ss., contract as (MNS) -- For the first time in Truk's In 1945, Russla declared war on Japan manager of maintenance and operat~ons. electoral hlstory, campalgning for public •.. seven days before Tokyo surrendered. Schmersahl returned to Kwa]a1e~n office has gone publlC. In previous elec­ In 1968, Richard Nixon won the Republi­ June 14 w~th h~s w~fe, Florene, and daugh­ tlons, house-to-house vlsits, family par­ can nomlnation for p"esident. He was elec­ ter, V~ck~e, 18, who w~11 soon be depart­ ties and word of mouth were the key cam­ ted in November, defeating Hubert Humphrey, ~ng for her second year at the Un~vers~ty paign tools. This year, campaigning for In 1974, faclng expected lmpeachment of Southern M~ss~ss~pp~ at Hatt~esburg, the first charter government in Micronesia, over the Watergate coverup scandal, Presl­ M~ss. Son Felton Brandt ('Toto'), 25, ~s the radio has become the primary tool. Al­ dent Richard Nixon went on natlonwide now married and res~des ~n Jackson, Miss. most all regular programmlng has been sus­ television and announced his resignation. Photo by Larry Allen, K ntron Photo Lab pended; campalgn speeches are aired daily. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8,1978 PAGE 5 Your Individual MOVIES Horoscope TONIGHT Richardson -- CLOSED ==== Frances Drake ======~:..d:::~= Ivey Hall --- 6:30 - Shaggy ------G ANN FOR WEDNESDAY, SCORPIO . rn.. 'Jk"_ AUGUST 9, 1978 (Oct 24 to Nov 22) rttr 8:30 - Mldnight Cowboy ----R What kind of day Will A day m which to curb your Yokwe Yuk -~- Five Days From Home ------PG LANDERS tomorrow be? To find out what Innate aggres81veness With Tradewinds Where The Llons Rule ------G the stars say, read the mtelhgent self~pllne and WEDNESDAY forecast given for your birth stress moderation Ex­ Rlchardson Where The Lions Rule ------G Sign trem!sm of any kmd could DEAR ANN: 11m a male 1n my SOlS, ahenate others Ivey Hall --- CLOSED neatly dressed and average-look1ng. A ARIES ..n..-fi;> SAGITTARIUS ~ M Yokwe Yuk --- CLOSED few years ago I bought a ha1rp1ece and (Mar 21 to Apr 20) ,~ (Nov 23 to Dec 21) ~ Tradew1nds -- F1ve Days From Home ------PG have spent qU1te a lot of money replac1ng Augment your efforts With Accept the fact that, tem­ the or1g1nal w1th better and newer "ha1r­ whatever 18 available m sound porarlly, differences of deVices, methods and oplDlon will be mevuable. TELEVISION GUIDE cuts. " I fee 1 1t has 1mproved my look 5 production step-up New Thus, you'll watch your step and I would never go back to be1ng bald opportunl ties indica ted and do nothmg to ma-ease aga1n. Prepare 1 tenSIOns The town I 11ve 1n 15 qUlte small TAURUS ~ CAPRICORN '\Jof~ Kwajalein • Roi-Namur (Apr 21 to May 21) t::S'«lI w (Dec 22 to Jan 20) .,tJ \tlf (less than 50,000) and the people who Analyses, conjectures must An excellent day for making know me are aware that I wear a ha1r­ be given plenty of tune m new contacts, putting unIque TONIGHT ON KWAJALEIN piece. A certa1n few seem to take great order to prevent errors. Be Ideas mto action On the 5:30 General Hospital del1ght 1n mention1ng the fact 1n front alert ArtlstlC purswts highly personal Side, there's a &:05 Soul Of The City of strangers and mutual fr1ends. Th1S favored poS8lbility of new romance. 6: 55 The Racers is not only embarrass1ng to me but to GEMINI ..d!l1Y AQUARIUS _~ 7:20 Sports Challenges (May 22 to June 21) U.....,.., (Jan 21 to Feb 19) ~~ others 1n the group. Shun breakneck speed, but A stimulating day, but don't 7:45 Bob Newhart Who cares? Furthermore, what good neither delay nor be tardy m let your enthusiasms cause 8:15 Barney Miller does 1t do the creep who blabs 1t? My action Both extremes, and you to take on more than you 2:30 8:45 Ten Who Dared ha1rp1ece. is as personal to me as the1r others, MUST be curbed can handle Easy does it! 3:20 9:35 The Blue Knight false teeth are to them. I wish I had CANCER ~ PISCES )( ((;;::v 4:15 10:30 Charl1e's Angels (June 22 to July 23) .~ (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ~ a great comeback when caught 1n this Put past doubts, dlsap­ Some restrictions where WEDNESDAY sltuat10n. Can you help me? -- Your pomtments behmd you, they personal relationships are 4:30 Sesame Street friend 1n Waco only put Ilmlts on future concerned In mld-moming, 5:30 General Hospltal Dear Fr~end: You don't need a come­ progress You could now add especially, aVOid dl8CUIJIJions 6:05 George/Consumer Byllne the "tWiSt" that boosts which could upset al9OClates. back. You need a th~cker sk~n and a 6:55 Star Trek projects to success glassy stare. When some clod drops a 7:50 Van Dyke and Co. LEO .n r-ft;. YOU BORN TODAY are crude and tasteless remark, Just let ~t (July 24 to Aug 23) u,,~ endowed With many fine traits 8:45 Baretta l~e there -- naked. S~lence accompan~ed Your mnately good style, which can lead to a most 2:30 9:40 The Rookies by an ~ncredulous look can be a devas­ demeanor and cooperahve successful llfe - notably, a 3:25 10:35 The Prisoner WIn magnetic personahty, out­ tat~ng reply. attitude can laurels. In­ TONIGHT ON ROI-NAMUR , difference or reluctance, standing Integrity, sound however, surely disenchant sense and the ability to put 4:00 Bobby Vinton DEAR ANN: I have read your column for others and hurt your cause good Ideas over the top You 4:25 Body Buddles years but I cannot recall your wr1t1ng So your best 1 can add the touch that makes 4:40 Keep It Country anyth1ng on th1S subJect. VIRGO U\ the ordinary undertaking 5:05 George When my grandch11dren come to V1S1t, (Aug 24 to Sept 23) lIP ca sparkle, start unique en­ 5:30 General Hospital they never ask for anyth1ng. When they You won't be able to ac­ terprises With a VlJD that 6:05 The Blue Knight complISh ALL you desire, 90 enthuses all about you. You see someth1ng they 11ke they Just take don't try to crowd your8elf or have extraordinary sales 7:00 Bing Crosby -- Life &Legend lt home. live heard them say to one others Stay "on target" - ability and, with a flair for the 8:45 NFL Highlights: Cinn./Miami another, "Mam-Maw has so much stuff she competent, but not pressured dramatic, could succeed as an 9:35 Saturday Night Live wlll never miss thlS!" LIBRA ~ entertamer, writer or, In the 10:50 The Tonight Show A lot of the "stuff," as they call lt, (Sept 24 to Oct 23):D=lI} m legal field, as a trw lawyer. WEDNESDAY An excIting, stimulating Blrthdate of' Izask Walton, are gifts from old friends. It means a day Act With confidence sportsman, writer, John 6:00 General Hospltal great deal to me. I was brought up to Luck IS With you m dealing Dryden, Eng poet 6:35 Rollin'On The Rlver belleve that when people take thlngs that With superiors, experts m all © 1978 lUng Features SyndIcate. Inc 7:25 Here Comes Future don't belong to them they are stealing. lmes 8:00 Star Trek The parents of these klds don't seem to 8:55 Baretta conslder lt as such. What 1S your opln­ 3:00 9:45 Van Dyke & Co. lOn? -- Mam-Maw Whose Thl ngs Are GOl ng Not Rea"y for The Stones 3:55 10:20 Dean Martin Dear Maw: What's the matter w~th you? 4:50 11:35 The Prisoner No vocal cords? The f~rst t~me you saw (UPI) -- Chlna isnlt ready for the one of your grandch~ldren help h~m (or Rolllng Stones, but the Chinese are cot­ her) self to one of your th~ngs, you tonlng more to Western mUS1C. Bach, AT WIT'S END should have expla~ned the d~fference Brahms, and Beethoven are back ln vogue between "m~ne and th~ne" and ~nstructed after comlng under attack as "bourgeols by Erma 80mbeck the ch~ld never aga~n to take anyth~ng composers" when radlcal leftists con­ "Summertlme ••• and the 11 vin I is easy •• " that d~dn't belong to h~m. trolled the countryls cultural affairs. There are 35 unwashed glasses on the Now that they have establ~shed the More slgnlflcant, though, is the countertop by the slnk. hab~t ~t w~ll be much more d~ff~cult to lncreas1ng acceptance -- if not popular­ I don't own 35 glasses. make your po~nt, but I urge you to do ~t. lty -- of more modern Western music. The front door has not been shut all And make sure the parents of these k~ds Even Jazz, that symbol of American deca­ the way since June 10. know about ~t. They are probably tak~ng dence 1n the past, lS acceptable on some The water jug in the refrlgerator has a whatever they l~ke from the homes of occas lOns. plece of lettuce floating in it. other relat~ves and fr~ends. Parental Muslcal groups vls1tlng Chlna have The washer has a better Dulse than I do. per~ss~veness ~s part of the reason why been asked to play Amerlcan jazz tunes There are 6 cars in the drlveway. None shopl~ft~ng among the young ~s rampant. or select10ns from Amer1can muslcals. of them are ours. One of them runs. The next letter m~ght be of ~nterest. In mak1ng the requests, sometlmes to The phone rlngs constantly. It was for be played ln concert and sometlmes ln me once. A kld wanted to be p1cked up at DEAR ANN: I am a boy, 11 years old. prlvate seSS10ns wlth Ch1nese muslcians, the ballpark. 11m glad my parents love me enough to say the Chlnese refer to the tunes thay want I put baking soda in the refrlgerator. no. I have a pal whose mom and dad let to hear as "fol k songs." Someone put milk on it and ate it. hlm do anythlng he wants and he lS a mess. Programs beamed to Ch1na by VOlce Of I trled to take a shower by myself. A Last nlght a 12-year-old girl asked me Amerlca ln the Chlnese language still are note Slld under the door. It read, "Can to be her date at a party. I asked my Jammed. But the Engllsh language pro­ I Spl1t a Peps1?" mom and she sald, "NO, and that goes for grams come ln loud and clear, and lndi­ There is a bucket, a volleyball, and a the nex t th ree yea rs • " cat10ns are that the mus1cal programs are stack of poker chios ln the mlddle of the 11m glad she sald that. Now I donlt second ln popularlty. (The most popular llvlng room. Itls a new game. have to thlnk about dates for a long VOA program lS Engllsh language lessons.) My husband says the house lS always t1me. Please prlnt my letter for klds Youths ln South China's Kwangtung pro­ hot. Today, I dlscovered the furnace is on. who donlt know that strlct parents are Vlnce no longer are afra1d to tune ln to A man selling real estate 1n Mexlco the best klnd. -- Boston Frlend pop mUS1C programs broadcast by Honq Kong knocked on our door and asked for Mr. Bruce Dear Fr~end: Here ~t ~s. G~ve your radlo stat10ns in Ch1nese and English, Bombeck. Brucle 1S seven years old. mom an extra hug for me. accordlng to Chlnese who V1Slt relatives The klds used limes to llven up their * * * * * * * * * ln the provlnce frequently. These trav­ Coke. Llmes are $1.49 a pound. Do you feel awkward, self-consc~ous elers say the Hong Kong pop programs They're going to put a street llght at lonely? Welcome to the club. There's are far more popular among young people the end of our drlveway. help ~n Ann Landers' booklet, "The Key on the communes than the stald muslcal I found a suitcase of dlrty sweaters to popular~ty." Send 50¢ ~n co~n and a fare offered by Peklng radlo or provln­ under a bed. long, stamped, self-addressed envelope clal broadcastlng stations. Someone ran through our house wlth black to: Ann Landers Slnce the Commun1sts came to power heel marks that are now permanently trans­ P. O. Box 11995 29 years ago, most modern mUS1C has been ferred to our yellow tlle. Ch~cago, IL 60611 reJected as decadent or lacking ln soclal Someone has been ln the hall bathroom COPYRIGHT 1978 FIELD ENTERPRISES, INC. content compatible with Communism. ThlS with the door locked for 15 days. FIELD NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE has only recently begun to change. "S0 hush, llttle baby ••• don't you cry •• " PAGE 6 TUESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1978 Summer Fun In The Sun AP Sports Whirl DETROIT -- The Detrolt Tlgers are not taklng any chances wlth the sore arm of Mark F1drych. They have ordered the former Amerlcan League rookle of the year to rest for the remalnder of the year. GREEN BAY -- Green Bay Packer coach Bart Starr says Fred Carr mlssed today's workout and that the veteran NFL line­ backer lS contemplatlng retlrement. Carr has been the team's defenSlve captaln for the past three seasons. INDIANAPOLIS -- Defendlng champlon Manuel Orantes makes hlS tournament debut in the natlonal clay court champlonshlps at Indianapolls today agalnst Callfornlan Billy Martin. Results wlll be prlnted tomorrow. SAN FRANCISCO -- The Astroturf at San Francisco's Candlestlck Park is wearlng out and wlll be replaced wlth natural grass desplte obJectlon of the San Fran­ C1SCO Glants. NEW ORLEANS -- The September 15 tltle fight between heavywelght champlon Leon Spinks and Muhammad Ali at the Superdome GRUUUNT -- PUFFF PUFF -- STRAIN -- Dur~ng the Spec~al Serv~ces Summer Fun has drawn a supportlng card of three other Program, the k~ds took on the staff ~n an old-fash~oned Tug-Of-War. The k~ds 15-round championshlp bouts. The llght won hands down -- some sa~d they had more pull than the staff. heavyweight title, the featherwelght title and the bantamweight crown are all up for grabs. ST. LOUIS -- The St. LOU1S Blues of the Natlonal Hockey League acqulred wlng­ man Bob Murdoch and Harvey Bennett from the Minnesota North Stars'today. Murdoch was obtalned for cash and Bennett for future considerations. SOUTH ORANGE, New Jersey -- GUlllermo Vilas overpowered hlS countryman from Argentlna, Jose-LU1S Clerc, 6-1, 6-3 Monday to Wln the $75,000 Professlonal Tennls Tournament at the Orange Lawn Tennls Club. Vllas, the number one seed and defendlng champlon, needed only 95 mlnutes to earn the $15,000 top prlze. Last month the 1977 U.S. Open champlon defeated Clerc In stralght sets ln the final at Gstaad, SWltzerland. It was the second slngles vlctory of the day for Vilas, who came through wlth a 7-6, 6-1 vlctory three hours earller ln a semlflnal match agalnst fourth-seeded Balazs Taro­ czy of Hungary. OAKLAND -- Charlle Flndley's young Oakland A's are not showlng any slgns of foldlng. The A's blanked tne Callfornla Angels 1-0, last nlght and moved wlthln three games of the flrst-place Kansas Clty Royals, who suffered a 5-3 setback agalnst the Chlcago Whlte Sox.

Summer Funners from the Seventh and E~ghth The object of the balloon toss ~s to SAN FRANCISCO -- The San FranclSco grad s seemed a l~ttle apprehens~ve as gently catch a water-f~lled balloon Glants got a helplng hand from the th y began to toss water-f~lled balloons (VERY gently), then toss ~t back. Some­ Atlanta Braves and sllpped back into back and forth to one another. t~mes ~t doesn't work! flrst place ln the National League West. The Braves beat Tom Seaver and the D~otos by Nate Jackson, Kentron Photo Lab Clnclnnatl Reds 5-3, to glve the Glants a half-game lead. NEW YORK -- The great slugglng thlrd Men's Softball Yoiwe Yui baseman Eddie Mathews was grateful and humble at ceremon1es inducting hlm lnto Schedule Tennis Courts Closed the Baseball Hall of Fame. Mathews-­ TOOl ght The Yokwe Yuk Tennls Courts 'were closed who blasted 512 homers in hlS career -­ Brandon 5:15 - Altalr vs Grunts Monday, August 7, for the repalr of the fence told a gatherlng that lncluded 22 other Dally 5'15 - Leftovers vs Plt Vlpers and treatment for termltes. According to Hall of Famers that he realizes he's Global FOM, the repalrs should take approxl­ Just a small part of a great game. The wednesda~ mately two weeks. Patience and cooperatl0n Braves' standout closed his remarks wlth Brandon:15 - XHS vs Snake Plt 1 surged. a speclal thanks to baseball fans. Dally 5:15 - Dumptown Devils vs Drlfters Mathews was enshrlned along w1th late baseball greats Larry MacPhall. a front-· Thursday fxhihition S~ftha" Game office man who was one of the games' true Brandon 5:15 - Sun Devlls II vs Benchwarmers Come out and see ~ ladles exhibition innovators -- and Addle Joss -- a bril­ Dally 5:15 - Meck Rex vs Wizards softball game Wednesday nlght at 5:15 p.m. liant pitcher who dled at the peak of at the Little League Field when the WHO? his fame 1n the early part of the Frlday play the OVER THE HILL GANG for the unofflclal century. Brancon 5:15 - Vamplres vs Oly's WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP of the Summer Fun League. Dally 5:15 - Wknd. Warrlors I vs Wknd. CHICAGO -- The Amerlcan Federation Warnors II of Labor - Congress of Industrlal Organi­ zat10ns (AFL-CIO), urged the U.S. Baseha" Broadcast Schedule Olymplc Committee today to try to move Men's Softball.Results the 1980 Olympic games out of Moscow. Monday: SU~·DAY. AUGUST 13th "The current dn ve by the Kreml i n VAMPIRES 13. WARRIORS I 12 San Francisco Giants Vs. Los Angeles agalnst the most vocal Sovlet dlssidents REX 5, WARRIORS II 4 Dodgers at 0800 on AFRS-AM. 1220. is an attempt to deny free speech." I f

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WHAT K'/ND OF H FiSH A~E' THOSE: ? A G A R \ PAGE 8 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1978 (COMMUNITY NOTICES CONTINUED) ------1 FOR SALE ...... 1 ..... 1:, .. Ij...... ~.... , KING SIZE BED w1th fitted sheets; ha1r dryer PASTOR KEN WYNEKEN of Honolulu w1ll be (salon-type); chandel1er; metal clothes arr1v1ng on KwaJale1n Wednesday, August 9th 'hro:;: :'~;~~~:',~: :~r:'::,::d o~y'h:/~:::;~::';'e~::,:~:.: : racks; assorted p1llows; p1cn1C table w1th and depart1ng August 11th. A serV1ce of M .... /e Ranlle, Marshall "'and., under conlrocl DASG benches; 70MM Hasselblad back w1th Holy Commun10n will be held on Thursday 60-75-C-000I The .,ew. and op,n,on. upr.... d In Ih. cassettes and develop1ng tank, sheets; even1ng, August 10th at 7:30 p.m. 1n the newspaper are no' necessa"Iy ,hos. of ,h. Department of ,,,. drapes, curta1ns; (need glfts for cooler Blessed Sacrament Chapel. All KwaJaleln Army TI", newspaper, an unoll,c,al publication authOrized cl1mates) Ecuadorian ponchos and sweaters res1dents are 1nV1 ted to attend. If you under Ihe pro., .. on. of conlrael DASG60.75-C-000I, and Peruvlan rug. Call 82819. 153/2t des1re couns~llng or a pastoral V1Slt please contact the Chapel Offlce at 83505. IS reproduced by olfle' p"ntlng PACK-OUT SALE at Tr-844. Trailer room add1t1on w1th ocean and lagoon view (company ISLAND NURSERY: goes to Coral Sands Beach CommunJca"ons should be addressed '0 'he HourGlau, change agreement may be requ1red); Yamaha every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. The Nursery Box 1733, APO San Franc .. co, CalifornIa 96555, or by piano; RCA 19" TV; teakwood bar; director will be open for anyone who doesn't want collIn II B-3539 cha1r; d1shwasher, 8 track-stereo (complete); to go to the beach. 153/2t 'I Dan1sh hang1ng lamps; k1ngs1ze imported bed­ 1 Mare"als appearing .n 'he HourGlou may no' b. spread; 9 x 12 brown carpet; 3 x 30 hall PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR wlll meet for re­ I reprln,.d w.,hou' 'he approval of 'h. Command.r, ICwa,a' •. n runner; vacuum cleaner; pat10 furn1ture; hearsal at 7:30 p.m. ln the Chapel thlS : M""I. Ranlle All Wanl Ad. and nol" •• mu.' b • • ubml".d b1cycles ( man's, woman's and Ch1ld's); Wednesday evenlng. Please come share your 1 on GA Form B02B 4B work,nll hours prior 10 publlcollon Slnger sew1ng mach1ne w1th cabinet; re­ singing talents wlth us; we always appre- 1 cl1ner cha1r; poker Ch1PS; blender; Ch1ld's clate new V01ces. 153/2t , JIM WATT, fd,lor toys and clothes; adult clothes, k1tchen 1 PAT CATALDO, AuoC/ol. fd,lor, items and much, much more. Let's make a THE KWAJALEIN WEIGHT CONTROL GROUP wlll 1 SHARON BfCHTOlD, Sporl., SANDRA llOYD, TYPISI , deal. Call us at 84434. 153/2t hold ltS wee~ly welgh-1n at the hospltal 1______------,-,' from 6:15 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 15 GALLON AQUARIUM - complete w1th access­ 9. 153/2t or1es, 1nclud1ng Sllent G1ant pump. Reason- able! Call 82727. 153/2t DUPLICATE BRIDGE lS played at the Communlty WEDNESDAY EARLY BIRDS' BOWLING LEAGUE Center every Wednesday evenlng at 7:30 p.m. w1ll start August 23 at 1 p.m. All PATIO COVER at Tr-942, $250. Trade has been and every Sunday evening at 7 p.m. 153/2t women wlsh1ng to bowl in thlS league okayed, Phone 84642 (available September please contact Alice Watts at 82616. 18). 153/2t THE COMMUNITY GOSPEL SINGERS w1ll meet on Wednesday at 6 p.m. ln Room 19 (Band Room) MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP has small and LADY KENMORE DISHWASHER - bronze tone, of the George Seltz School. 153/2t medium glass balls. Shop Hours are: chopping board-top excellent cond1t1on, $75. Mon 10:30 - 12:00 Hoover upr1ght vacuum cleaner - has adJust­ V.F.W. Post 10268 meets on Thursday, August Tue 12:15 - 1:15 ments for shag or smooth carpet1ng. Four­ 10, at 7 p.m. ln the Banyan Room of the Wed 10:30 - 12:00 4:30 - 5:30 years-old and 1n very good condit1on, $20. Yokwe Yuk Cl ub. 152/3t Thu 12:15 - 1:15 7:30 - 9:00 Call anyt1me 82770. 153/2t Fri 10 : 30 - 12: 30 ARRIVAL OF ORTHODONTIST - Dr. Robert C. Sat 12:30 - 1:30 COLOR TV - 19" Tosh1ba w1th or1g1nal factory Sample, Orthodont1st, will arrlve on KwaJ­ sh1pp1ng carton and owner's manual, $300. aleln on Fr1day, August 11th and wlll de­ MEDICAL COLLEGE ADMISSION TEST (MCAT) Call Larry at 84169 or 77413. 153/2t. parton Monday, August 14. Patients wlll wlll be glven on KwaJaleln - The MCAT be seen on Fn day afternoon and on Saturday lS adminlstered by the Amerlcan College 10 SPEED SCHWIN BIKE - $50. Call 83760. and Sunday. Please call the Dental CllnlC, Testing Program at the direction of the 82165, for appolntments. A fee 1S charged Association of Amerlcan Medical Colleges for a consultatlon and exam1nation. 152/3t for appllcants seeklng admlsslon to its FOUND member medical colleges. The MCAT test VALUABLES - were found 1n a straw mesh YYWC EXECUTIVE BOARD meetlng at 105-A, lS being expanded to a full-day test with purse glven to the Bargain Bazaar on Tues­ Thursday, August 10th at 9:30 a.m. All a new format. Appllcants for admlssion day, August 1. Please call 82545 to 1dent- 1ncom1ng and outgolng board members are to medlcal schools for 1979 must submlt 1fy contents. 152/3t expected to attend. 153/3t 1978 MCAT scores. The test 1S glven ln the Fall and Sprlng of each year on VEHICLE OPERATORS: Due to heavy equipment KwaJaleln by the Adult Educatlon Center. WANTED operatlons presently 1n progress on the east It is deslgned to measure general VACUUM CLEANER - reasonably pr1ced and 1n west and south sldes of the runway, 1sland academlc ab1llty, general lnformatlon good cond1 t1on. Call 83704. 153/3t res1dents are advlsed to exerClse caution and sClent1flc ab1llty. THE MCAT TEST when operatlng vehicles on Ocean Road. DATE FOR THIS FALL, 1978, lS September 30 SAVE ALL "BETTY CROCKER" COUPONS! We need Martin-Zachry Constructors w1ll be movlng The postmark deadllne date lS August 28 them for the Hol1day Fa1r. If you use any asphalt from the west end of the lsland for KwaJalein registrants. The reg1st­ of these products, please Cl1P and save the to the east end using th1S roadway. 152/ ration packet is ava1lable at the Adult coupons found on all the boxes. We will Educatlon Center now located ln Room 4 p1ck up the coupons anyt1me - call 83403 or ATTENTION SPONSORS OF EBEYE RESIDENTS VISIT­ of the George Seitz Elementary School 83219. 153/2t ING KWAJALEIN: Effectlve August 7, 1978, durlng offlce hours. Call 82800. KwaJale1n resldents who desire to sponsor TALENTS NEEDED: Arms, legs, m1nds needed Ebeye resldents for V1SltS to KMR must in doing var10US proJects for Holiday Fa1r! present a completed Request for KMR V1sltor Private Boat Owner's Notice If you are 1nterested 1n help1ng call 83219 Pass (GA Form 7093-R7) to the Pollce Owners of prlvate boats stored or 83403. 153/2t Station at least 48 hours ln advance of the near Buildlng 987 are responslble commencement time for the vlsit. Example: for removal of trash and abandoned LEAVING ISLAND - Donate your housp plants for A person deslnng to sponsor the V1S1t mater1al ln the area. A tag must be a newcomer. Call Chapel Hosp1tality Cha1r­ of a Ebeye resldent to KMR commenc1ng at taped securely to the bow of each man for plck-up. Call 82261. 153/2t 1600, Wednesday must present the completed boat wlth the followlng lnformatlon: GA Form 7093-R7 to the Pollce Stat10n no PIANO TEACHER for n1ne-year-old beg1nner. later than 1600, Monday. 151/3+ Owners Name -- Address -- Box Num­ Call 83431 or 83400. 153/lto ber -- Date -- Company -- Registra­ HOURGLASS DELIVERY - If you have not re­ tlOn number AIR CONDITIONER - Call 82797. 151/3t celved your HourGlass by 5:30 p.m., call 83539 and one wlll be dellvered to your Boats not ldentlfled in the above STEREO RECEIVER - TAPE PLAYER - Call 82732. quarters a few mlnutes after 6 p.m. manner by August 25, 1978 wlll be con­ f1scated and sold at auctlon. REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS­ HELP WANTED for the 1978-79 School Year 1S currently INSTRUCTORS - J1leeded for Ebeye extens 1on of underway at George Seltz School durlng Commun1ty College of M1crones1a. Courses regular office hours from 7:30 a.m. to are geared towards teacher preparatlOn. 4:30 p.m., Monday through Frlday. To be Send resume to C. Schulk1nd, P.O. Box 1184 ellg1ble, prospect1ve students must be by August 20th. 149/+ five years old by December 31, 1978. Proof of date of birth must be presented PROFESSIONAL at the tlme of reglstration. 152/2t COMMUNITY NOTICES HAIR CARE THE YY DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS for August COME AND ENJOY THE LORD WITH US! Charls­ 3rd were Randy Thornley and 11 a Lambert. 2nd mat1c Prayer meeting and Blble Study every PRODUCTS place was Carol Broucek and Grace Lorentzen. Tuesday evenlng at 7 p.m. Quarters 403-E. Tied for th1rd place were Carole M111er, Carol Stoddart, Fran Lull and Frank Prunesti. MONTHLY BOARD MEETING OF THE MICRONESIAN NOW AVAILABLE HANDICRAFT ~HOP will be Wednesday, August ATTENTION - THE ART GUILD art supply locker 9th at 12:4~ p.m. at Tr-943. 152/2t IN w111 be open Thursday, August 10th from SCHOOL REGISTRATION - New fam1l1es on 2-4 p.m. at BU11d1ng 1051. 153/3t KwaJaleln with chlldren of school age are BEAUTY SHOP asked to call 83601 dur1ng duty hours ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - Call 83505 workdays for school reg1stratlon 1nformatlon. 81212 even1ngs, on weekends and on holidays. School starts August 160