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KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS VOLUME XXIV, NO 177 US Army Kwa]alem Atoll, Marshall Islands WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,198
John Paul II States: Shultz Reports Progress On Arms Talks Dissent Unacceptable By Barry Schweld embassy, a few blocks from the heSitated and then replJed, through a By VIctor L SImpson AP Diplomatic Writer WhIte House, and prepared to turn RUSSIan Interpreter, "We also made ASSOCiated Press Wnter their attentIOn to AfghanIstan and some optmustlc statements" WASHINGTON - Secretary of other regIOnal Issues later In the As for the two working groups that LOS ANGELES - Pope John State George P Shultz today reported afternoon met at the State Department whtle "some progress" on nuclear arms Shultz IS tryIng to persuade Paul II declared today It IS a "grave Shultz and Shevardnadze took a boat error" to belIeve one can dIssent from control Issues as he renewed pre Shevardnadze to agree to a nde along the Potomac RIver, summIt talks wIth Soviet Foreign withdrawal of 115,000 Soviet troops church teachIng and stIll be a good Shevardnadze saId that "If we didn't Cathohc, as he reaffumed church MInister Eduard A Shevardnadze from the country over a few months' expect anything, we wouldn't be The headway, Shultz said, had tIme prohlbltlons on women pnests, SIttIng here" contraceptIOn, dIVorce, abortIon and been reached by a group of U Sand Despite Inltlally downbeat U S Shultz then volunteered, "They Soviet negotIators and weapons forecasts, the two sides have made homosexual acts made some progress, but the minister WIthout budgmg on the Issues that experts who met for three hours muted claIms of progress ever since and I agreed whIle they weren't Tuesday mght and also by a separate the foreIgn mInIster began hIS talks have dIVIded the Roman CatholIc perfect they were the best we had" Church In the Umted States, the pope group that dealt WIth bilateral Tuesday They are deSIgned to Iron He could not be asked for told an assembly of Arne rt can questIons out dIfferences In the way of a treaty clanficatlOn because the handful of He did not proVide any detaIls In a to ban US and SovIet Intermedlate bishops reporters and photographers who "DIssent from church doctrIne bnef exchange WIth reporters after range nuclear missiles and over were allowed a few rrunutes In the meetIng for more than an hour With human nghts and Afghamstan as remaInS what It IS, dissent, as such It eighth floor conference room were may not be proposed or receIVed on Shevardnadze at the S tat e well ushered out by State Department Department Asked what he thought of the an equal footIng WIth the church's offiCIals authennc teachmg " They then dined over pheasant In a Optlmlstlc statements now comIng Charles E Redman, the ghttenng ballroom at the Soviet from U S offICIals, Shevardnadze The pope also saId the dlgmty of department spokesman, saId that the women was equal to that of men but mormng agenda was devoted to arms reaffumed they cannot become control Issues and that Shultz had pnests recel ved reports from U S members The pope's address to 300 bishops of the workmg groups before seeIng at Our Lady Queen of the Angels Shevardnadze MInor SemInary began hiS second TheIr goal, as before, was to pare down theIr dIfferences over a day In Los Angeles The speech was schedule for phaSIng out the missIles conSIdered one of the most Important and over U S warheads on West the pope would dehver on hIS lO-day German rockets, so the treaty could US tour, and VatIcan OffiCIals saId be In shape for sIgmng at a the pope worked on It as he flew here superpower summit. from Phoemx on Tuesday Bork Denies He Acted Illegally Surrounding Watergate Role By Larry Margasak order to do so Even then, Bork Associated Press Wmer added, he fully expected the Water gate InveStlgatlon to go forward WASHINGTON - Supreme He Said he believed at the ttme that Court nomInee Robert H Bork today was what the pubhc wanted "There denIed that he had acted Illegally In was never any doubt In my mInd that fmng speCIal Watergate prosecutor that's exactly what I wanted," said ArchIbald Cox 14 years ago and saId Bork, who was the No 3 offiCIal In that he "dId my utmost" to make sure the Justice Department at the tIme the InvestIgatIOn Into the NIxon ad "And, In fact, I dId my utmost to mInIstratIOn went forward keep that speCIal prosecutor force in "My moral and profeSSIOnal lIves tact and gomg forward " were on the lIne If somethmg hap Metzenbaum raIsed the Issue of pened to those InvestIgatIons," Bork Watergate rather than ask Bork about said as he recalled the dramatIC events hIS JudICIal philosophy The OhIO of 1971, whIch culmInated In the Democrat and other opponents of resIgnatIon of PreSIdent NIxon Bork's nomInatIon to the high court POUNCE Bork dlso disclosed that he had re hope to use the events of 14 years ago Leesburg FI - Ponce the cat wants to pounce but ponders the position buffed a request from the WhIte to questIOn Bork's fitness as a Justice of a tree frog discovered prowling on a wmdow at hiS home m Leesburg House to reSIgn as a top JustIce De Bork's nommatIOn has been In Unable to force the confrontation the cat presses the investigation With partment offICial at the tIme and be tensely controversial, with liberals patience and a prolonged stare come NIxon's chIef Watergate de sayIng he would use hIS seat to at (AP Laserphoto) fen~e lawyer He SaId he conVinced tempt to overturn prevIOus rulings then-WhIte House ChIef of Staff that have estabhshed nghts to abor Alexander M Halg that' I was not the tIOn, pnvacy and affirmatIve actIOn, State Department Shutting Down nght man for the job" and supporters attemptIng to portray Bork stIffly turned aSIde a sugges hIm as a mamstream conservatIve Washington PLO Office tIOn from Sen Howard Metzenbaum, judge Bork has been an appeals court By Barry Schweld mISSIOn and, therefore, could be D-OhIO, that he had acted Illegally In judge In Washmgton Since 1982 fmng Cox In what became known as AP Dlplomallc Wrtter closed despite the First Amendment's Bork today stoutly defended hIS free-speech and free-assocIatIOn the Saturday NIght Massacre "No, I actIons as soliCItor general In Nixon's WASHINGTON - The State guarantees don't think It was, senator," Bork JustIce Department Department, In a demonstratIOn of However, the State Department saId In the openIng mOlT ~nts of the NIxon ordered Bork to fIre Cox "u S concern over terronsm," IS offiCIal SJld the United States' fully second day of hIS conflrma!1on hear after Attorney General Elhot RIchard gIVing the Palestme LiberatlOn supports the legitimate nghts of the Ings son and Deputy Attorney General OrgamzatIon 30 days to close ItS Palestlman people Bork SaId he had fIred Cox be WIlham Ruckelshaus reSIgned rather InformatIon office In WashIngton cause NIxon had gIven him a legal than do so Richardson has SInce Said Charles E Redman, the f' he believes Bork acted legally In car department spokesman, on Tuesday Reagan Heads Constitution Celebration rying out the dismIssal order clted as among the reasons the Metzen baum challenged Bork membership of accused hIjacker Abul By Phyllis MeSSinger changed It s still our bluepnnt for about hiS role In adVISIng NIxon on Abbas on the PLO executIve Assoczaled Press Wruer freedom," Reagan told the crowd that the legal ramIfICatIOnS of refUSIng to committee and the reaffiliatlOn of filled the west lawn of the U S turn over InformatIOn to the speCIal mIhtant PalestInIan groups with the WASHINGTON - PreSident Capitol prosecutors who were investIgating PLO last Apnl Reagan today haIled the 200-year-old "For over 200 years we have lIved Watergate But, Bork Said today, "I Abbas IS accused In the 1985 ConstItutIOn a<; a "bluepnnt for WIth freedom under law, and perhaps never adVIsed the White House how hijacking of the Itahan crUIse shIp freedom" and then led thousands of we have become complacent about It to deal with" the speCial prosecutors' AchIlle Lauro and the slaYing of a school children, federal workers and We should never forget how rare and request for matenals handIcapped Amencan passenger, tounsts In reciting the Pledge 0 f precIous freedom IS," Reagan Said Bork saId that after fmng Cox, he Leon Kllnghoffer AllegIance Senate Majonty Leader Robert came to no ImmedIate declSlon about He saId the PLO could mallltlan Its Shortly afterward, 100 000 red, Byrd, D-W Va, Said Amencans may whether the Watergate InveStIgatIOn New York offIce, whIch has white and blue bJlloons were released sometImes "take It for granted that the should be contInued by Cox' aSSIS "observer status" at the UnIted to end a 31/2-hour tnbute to the preSIdent and the Congress share the tants or a new speCial prosecutor NatIOns blcentenmal of the Constitution power' Metzenbaum suggested that Bork Redman said the WashIngton "Times have changed, but the basIC "But, even today" Byrd said 'we appeared at the tlme to be dragging office has operated as a foreIgn premise of the Cons!Jtutlon hasn't must check and balance each other" hIS feet LOCAL NEWS " PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, SEP1EMBER Honduras Contract Was Subject Of NMA Meet; Beef & Bean Tix Selling Dunng the August meetIng of the Global chapter of the NatIOnal Management ASSOCIatIon, Maunce "Moon" Mullen, aSSIstant supenntendent of UtIlitIes, and Lew Larsen, dlvlSlon manager of supply, related their expenences dunng the constructIon of the facuItIes at Palmerola Arr Force base In Honduras Mullen and Larsen recounted the baSIC hVIng COndItIOns and the obstacles overcome In constructIng over 20 support facllines dunng therr 10 months on the
Just A Masquerade! The Parent/Teen Council s kick-off event of the year was a masquerade dance held over the long Labor Day weekend The dance, aimed at those In grades 7-12 was the first teen event to be held In the Yokwe Yuk Club Moon Mullen left, and Lew Larsen remember their Almost 100 youths attended the dance, and their lack of rowdy Ism and general good behavior made 10-month stint In Honduras via a photo other teen events In the Yuk likely album/memory book Not everyone came In costume, but there were awards - gift certificates to Macy's - for the best (Photo by Larry Allen, PRC Kentron Photo Lab) costumes Winners, shown above, came In OUtfits including the Seven Dwarves and Playboy bunnies They were, from L Julianne Fisher Serena Matsunaga, Sondra Mowry, Kelli McGuire, Marnl Glade, Amy "It took us mne months to find a good source of Reyla, Jay Horne, Sara Ball, Erich Roth (Photos by Larry Allen, PRC Kentron Photo Lab) Ice cream, but the food was good In eIther of the two restaurants avaIlable," mused Larsen Upon completion of theIr dutIes, Mullen, hiS WIfe Gall, and GLOBAL EMPLOYEE CHARGED WITH Larsen returned to KwaJaleIn, the land of soft Ice cream, to continue therr work and reJoin theIr fnends ENGAGING IN A COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY and co-workers From PAO, USAKA Regulation 1-6, Engaging In a CommerCIal AcnvIty * * * The charge resulted from the IndIVIdual purchaSing All KwaJalem reSIdents are KW AJALEIN - A Global employee was charged $180 worth of foodstuffs from Ten-Ten and then welcome to partICIpate In the last Wednesday wIth a vIOlatIOn of USAKA rep.lckagIng the foodstuffs In boxes for transport to National Management Assocla Ebeye and Majuro NI'AA tIOnls fIrst annual Beef and Bean ClaSSIC on Sunday, Sept ClIp 'n' Save VIOlatIon of RegulatIOn 1-6 IS a very senous I offense for several reasons FIrst, as the regulatIon 27 states, It IS Illegal to purchase government subSIdIzed ThIS event WIll feature an 'all S03-30 Flight Schedule merchandise for resale ThiS IS true all over the world you-can-eat' cookout at the Shown below IS the USAKA S03-30 flight at all US mlhtary installatIons, not Just at USAKA Country Club, starting at 630 schedule dated 1 September 1987 PrevIous Government subSIdIzed merchandIse usually sells for pm Live mUSIC WIll be edItIons are obsolete Please retain for a lower pnce than SImIlar Items on the local proVIded by the Kekal band throughout the evemng reference economy, and thIS merchandIse IS subSIdized to , proVide relief to mlhtary and CIVilian employees who DInner/dance tIckets, at $15 each, Will be avaIlable 'u , 14M 1,.1 ,,_ nil Cloee-oul ...., ' CI_eaul ""'H ... , , ..... " ...... d' '"C' "... , d.re working overseas and to rnlhtary personnel at on Macy's porch from 10 30 a m to 2 pm, and ~"Y~A",ID.n I 0'" 0"" .,.., .,.., .117 U each Saturday untIl the event NMA members also 062' .,.., .,.., ... ' S Installations " ,." "." ...... 0719 The purchaSing of Items from a government retaIl have tIckets for sale 0621 0629 -.,.., .... 1 " ,." 064. 07'1 0721 " 07)~ O'7!>~ on~ 0'157 Everyone In NMA IS lookIng forward to beIng 0110' .." f d.Clhty for resale or as a gIft to unauthonzed " 075'7 CAJIOO <*LY - ~ - indiViduals causes a severe hardshIp on local your host for thIS speCIal event Questions should be " 0759 CAIIOO Oflt'f'- dIrected to Colby Haggard or Lew Shortndge at " \011' Jon 1053 1213 1222 1232 I" merchants trying to run a busmess without the -- C.oJIOOONlY --- is]!> 1535 I"" 160' benefit of subSidIzed merchandise for sale Host 2107 " C.oJIOO Ofo'ly-- - 1535 \537 \547 160' lot \50" I" I" 1539 160' country agreements wIth mlhtary umts around the ,It If.S5 PI"> ''''' ''''' I"" , world speCifically address thIS Issue as It IS a very ''''' .- I I" \619 \6 ~ I'" 165<1 <;ensltlve one with all governments and their bUSiness " 80 fJ3acl 70 School 70 night! '''' 19':!3 14F 101" ,~ I"'J I"" "" I'" commumnes loU n I" "I ActlVltzeS begm at 7 30 pm m the Davye S TURD~Y The Repubhc of the Marshall Islands and the U S I' "''' ", 0754 Anny KwaJaleln Atoll are no dIfferent In thiS regard DaVls MultI-purpose Roomfor K]SHS '"0731 038 0758 "" \1 .. 0 " '"1224 1]< " " I loa 1::'55 and VIOlations of USAKA RegulatIon 1-6 are a very parents 1548 1619 162'3 16]0 1650 senous matter and Will be so treated , IO,f 1040 '''' 1108 I II I' m ,..,1242 USAKA retail outlet purchaSIng pnvIleges are to 17~ 1 182J 19J4 1938 be used for the benefit of USAKA reSidents, persons SF, 6F, 8F, 9F M-F and 3F Saturday flights are entltled to reSIde at USAKA, or other offiCial VISItors as authonzed by the commander, except for bona mIxed cargo/passenger loads reqUIring weIght fide gIfts A bona fIde gift IS a gift the value of WhICh and balance computations Passengers does not exceed $25 To gIVe a gIft of a greater dollar checking In after manifest closeout may cause amount, the gIver must receIVe pnor wntten approval a flight delay from the Commander USAKA All cargo and personal Items whIch Will not fIt under a SD3-30 seat must be checked at the cargo termInal no later than 30 mInutes pnor ADULT EDUCATION ALL TERM to the manIfest closeout F CLASS COST INSTRUCTOR DATFS TIMI<.(PM) Cllp'n'Save MUSIC & Wholeness Serrunar $12 ($5) K Kusch Sat, Sept 26 (1 seSSIOn) 2 30-5 30 Inner Journey $55 K KIrSCh Tue, Sept 29-Dec 16 (12 weeks) 8-9 15 r Body/Self $101 K KIrsch Thurs /Sun , Oct I-Dec 20 (12 weeks) 8-930 Surf and Sun Creative Dance AS OF 1201 am For ChIldren $41 M Glade Mon ,Sept 28-Dec 14 (12 weeks) 445-545 Wednesday, September 16, 1987 BaSIC Ballroom Dance $26 Dors/McHarg Thur , Sept 24-Nov 12 (8 weeks) 8-9 Daily raInfall 008 Pastels On Velour $46 V Fullmer Mon, Sept 21-Nov, 2 (7 weeks) 7-830 Monthly rainfall 7 20 Chme<;e Cookmg $56+$20 A Koegler Wed, Sept 30-0ct 28 (5 weeks) 6-9 Yearl y total 66 21 Italian Cookmg $56+$20 C Wellde Wed, Sept 23-0ct 21 (5 weeks) 6-9 TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN Beg Typewntmg $33+$11 E Power Mon /Wed, Oct 26-Dec 9 (6 weeks) 530-7 Sunnse 639 am Beg Word ProceSSIng $46+book E Power Mon /Wed ,Oct 26-Dec 9 (6 weeks) 7-9 Sunset 6 48 P m Enghsh I, Grammar $31 R Mansfield Tue {[hur , Sept 22-0ct 8 (3 weeks) 7-9 pm Moonnse 2 30 a m Bas Sewing Tech $51 R Coffee Thur, Ou 8-Nov 12 (6 weeks) 6-8 Moonset 3 29 P m Conver Marshallese $36 J Akeang Tue {[hur, Sept 22-Dec 1 (10 weeks) 610-7 10 High TIde 1 52 a m 4 1'- 2 48 P m 3 7' Adv HawaIIan QuIlt $46 G Chamberlain Tue, Sept 8-~ept 29 (4 weeks) 7-9 Low TIde 845 am 20'-8 16 pm 2 3' FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 4700 RegIstratIon Tuesday, Wednesday and Fnday, 8 am -1 pm, Wednesday, 3-6 p m \.;UMMI:N I AMY HOURCLA::'S, WCD"lrSDAY, C;JI'H'1BER 16, 1987, PACE J On The RIght American and Soviet Columnists Exchange Democratic Ignorance Sampled Columns Monthly By Wilham F Buckley Jr slightly Inexact But the poll came out read a book SInce she had graduated approxImately 65 McGovern, 8 from hIgh school People who do not WASHINGTON - Glasnost has I have been upbraIded by a fnend NIxon, and 8 Gregory read books are less lIkely to be con now spread to the pnvate sector In of hard crItIcal intellIgence Years ThIs may be dlsml<;<;ed as academIc cerned about the rIghts of authors Chautauqua, NY, UnIted Feature ago, In a publIc exchange wIth Robert humor, In whI(.h Cd<;e the ObVIOUS than people who do read books SyndIcate columnIst Jack Anderson Maynard HutchinS, former presIdent commentary IS that one would be un- and SovIet commentator VladImIr of the UnIversIty of ChIcago, I pro- easy being governed by such folk as Posner agreed last week to an uncen nounced that I would sooner be are gIven to academIC humor But one sored exchange of newspaper governed by the fIrSt 2,000 names In readIly sees that 20 percent anomalies columns beginnIng thIS fdll the Boston telephone dIrectory than subtracted from both bodIes leave you Once a month, Ander,on's syndI by the 2,000 members of the faculty safer WIth the telephone dIrectory than cated column ,pace WIll be made of Harvard" but on another occaSIOn, with the faculty dIrectory Raw Igno- avaIlable to Posner to wnte anything I scoffed at the Idea of the unIversal rance, proVIded It IS blended WIth he chooses, In return, Anderson wIll franchIse Asked to be more specIfic, somethIng less than that, 1<; less dan- wnte a monthly column that Posner I replIed In one mtervIew that a recent gerous than raw hubrIS, all but WIll arrange to have pnnted m news finding by the Gdllup organIzatIon unadulterated papers throughout the SovIet UnIon revealed (thIS was 20 years ago) that StIli, you get Isolated exposures to "According to our agreement, my 20 percent of the Amencan people raw Ignorance that are truly unset vIews wIll not be subject to SOVIet dIdn't know what the UnIted NatIOns tlIng In the recent trIal In whIch Capt I was myself Involved In a lawsuIt censorship,' SaId Anderson from hiS was The questIon now raIsed IS Jeffrey MacDonald sued author a couple of years ago against a kooky WashIngton offIce "ThIS Will be an How can anyone take the two POSI- Joseph McGinnIS, one saw such Ig- raCIst publIcatIOn, and we sat before exchange of constructIve Ideas, not tIOns SImultaneously, the fIrst pop- norance actIvely at work MacDonald SIX Jurors The attorney for the Insults" The Anderson-Posner ex ultst, the second elItIst? IS the convIcted kIller (of one preg- defendant (the kook) petItIoned, on change was arranged by Ambassador I do not find the apparent paradox nant WIfe, two daughters), McGm- the second day, for a mIstnal, on the Stephen RhInesmith, coordInator of self-destructIve If you take the fIrst nISS the author of 'Fatal VISIon," an grounds that The Washington TImes the PreSIdent's US-SovIet Exchange 2,000 names In the Boston telephone intImate account of the murders The had publIshed a story that morning on InItiative dIrectory, you mIght find that 20 per- lawsuIt was InItiated by the kIller, the trIal, remarkIng the pIquancy that Both JournalIsts agreed to start a cent of them (400) had never heard of who claImed that the author had de- the lawyer representing the raCIst sene, of exchange columns by solIc the UnIted NatIons But subtract frauded hIm by wnung an unsympa- kook had been the same lawyer who Iting the vIews of theIr own readers those 400 votes from the 2,000 and It the tIc book, clung a contract that, he represented James Earl Ray, the con- Anderson, whose natIonally syndI doesn't follow that a vote on a public claImed, had been VIolated vlcted kIller of Martin Luther King cated column, "WashIngton Merry Issue would result m a dIfferent ver- One Juror, reactIng to the argument The lawyer claImed that thIS would Go-Round," IS syndIcated to more dlct ThIS would not be so If the that you cannot expect an author to dIscredit hIm In the eyes of the SIX than 1,000 newspapers, wIll InvIte plebISCIte were directly on the matter wnte something he knows on black Jurors AmerIcans to "send a message to of the UnIted Nations If you asked inVestIgatIOn not to be true, did do The Judge Interrogated the Jurors Moscow" through hIS column Pos the questIon, "Do you belIeve In VIOlently What nghts should an au- one at a tIme, and then ordered the ner has promIsed to do lIkeWIse WIthdraWing from the UnIted Na- thor have that other, plain folk do not trIal to proceed None of the Jurors "We're wIlneSSIng an hlstonc tIons?" you would not get a ratIonal have? The answer, of course, IS those had read The Washington TImes that event In the newspaper Industry," answer from those BostOnIans who nghts dIstinctIve to authorshIp, even mornIng None of the Jurors had a saId DaVid HendIn, semor vice preSI dId not know what the UnIted Na- as a polIceman should have nghts newspaper that mornIng None of the dent and edllonal dIrector of UFS Bons was dIStInCtIve to police work and a house Jurors ever read a newspaper When "For the first tIme ever, people of two On the other hand, among aca- painter nghts dIstInctive to house polled after the verdIct came In, one dIverse countrIes WIll use the news demlcs there IS a syndrome, IdentIfl- painting She wanted to award the of them saId It was all thiS SImple paper as an open forum to commUnI able even If It Isn't easy to descnbe I kIller' mIllions of dollars" - an m- Both partIes had voted for Reagan, cate theIr uncensored vIews" remember the straw poll taken In flatIonary WIsh to begIn WIth, Since and anyone who voted for Reagan As Amenca's foremost Investiga Pnnceton some years ago whIch re- the author does not dIspose of mIl- was racIst tive reporter, Anderson's relentless vealed that the faculty was diVIded as lions of dollars But alarmmg m the So the POlnt IS to depnve Ignorance dIggIng Into deceIt, corruptiOn and among McGovern (George), Nixon lack of definItIOnal intelligence of speCIal, cntIcalleverage And that waste at the hIghest level of govern (RIchard) and Gregory (DIck) for The lady, by the way, when IS a contInUIng problem for a democ- ment has earned hIm the respect and preSIdent My recollectIon may be pressed, admitted that she had not racy that takes pnde In Itself praIse of both readers and fellow JournalIsts - as well as a PulItzer ...... Pnze In 1972 Washmgton Merry-Go-Round The Siren Beckoning Of The Home Equity Loan By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Alta ally The fuel for the boom In home loan applIcants IS a SImple one buyer badly burned" equIty loans was proVIded by the beware StudIes by Congress and The "red flags' that home eqUIty WASHINGTON - Home equIty 1986 Tax Reform Act The new law consumer groups show eVIdence that borrowers should watch out for In loans have become the cocaine of the phases out the deduction for Interest loan hustlers are USIng dubIOUS claIms clude clOSIng costs and annual "fees," financIal world They are the trendy payments on consumer loans - ex to promote their pncIng and repay whIch can be excessIVe and WIll add way for AmerIcan homeowners to cept for Interest on home loans After ment reqUIrements up over the lIfe of the loan, takIng the keep up WIth the Joneses- at the rIsk 1990, taxpayers wIll no longer be Two-thIrds of the banks surveyed bIggest pOSSible 'lIne of credIt," of an addIctIon that can be as dIsas able to deduct Interest they pay on In one study saId they demand full whIch you may never use, but which trous as a craving for the expensive credIt card balances, auto loans and payment at a deferred date, whIle could Inflate your clOSIng costs and whIte powder that brIngs temporary other borrOWing not backed by a other lenders requrred only an Interest Nirvana make you appear overextended when mortgage on one's house payment dUrIng the loan term Both you apply for other credit, and the The bIg trouble with home equity But thanks to a truly revolutIonary set up a temble crunch at the end of 'payment shock" of a drastIc nse In loans IS not Just thdt they dre so easy loophole, Interest on home loans IS the term Interest rates, whIch could send your to get In an era when real estate stIli deductIble - even on new loans Few lenders offered fIxed-rate monthly payments ballOOnIng out of inflatIon has gIven many homeowners that use the equity In an eXIstIng home loans, and 90 percent of the lendIng control d paper profIt beyond their WIldest as collateral And the loophole dldn t InstitutIons refused to put a cap on the dreams The bIg trouble IS that these CONFIDENTIAL FILE - The lImIt home equIty loans to any partic Jump that Interest rates could take m a KremlIn IS qUIetly assumIng a less loam - If they are abused to the ular purpose As a result, these loans year These practIces could throw pOint where monthly payments can't aggressIve posture In areas of have been taken out for everythIng mtlllons of home equIty borrowers margInal Interest, accordIng to IntellI be met - may cause a wave of from medIcal bIlls to VdcatIOns In the Into default practIcally overmght foreclosures that WIll rock the gence sources The SovIets have CarIbbean Another problem frequently CIted by temporarIly abandoned therr offenSIve Amencan economy The bankIng Industry was pre investIgators IS the "tea,er rates" that ConSIder that Amencan!. borrowed strategy and are gOIng on the de dIctably qUIck to capItalIze on the new lenders offer to lure borrowers, but fenSIve TheIr support for revolution $27 bIllIon by means of home equIty versIon of an old form of credIt The whIch last only a few months and are loans In Just the last three months of arIes In Latin Amenca has subSIded, bankers have entIced homeowners superseded by ndlculously higher and In the MIddle East they are tryIng 1986, and wIll probably borrow an WIth low InItIal Interest rates and dIS Interest rates addItIOnal $125 bIllIon thIS year With to reduce tenSIOns The reason? So armIngly ea<;y loan procedures Once 'Current mortgage lendIng VIet boss MIkhaIl Gorbachev has more than $4 tnillon In pn\ate hous a homeowner goes through the mInI practIces force consumers Into a game Ing eqUlty natIOnwIde, It seems likely more than enough on hIS plate at mal pain of applYIng for a loan, he of RUSSIan roulette a consumer home, tryIng to consolidate hl~ power that the market for home eqUlty loans can start borrOWing - and start pay advocate, told our aSSOCIate MIchael has barely been tapped and restructure the SOVIet economy at Ing Interest - as eaSIly as he would BInsteIn "When Interest rates rIse, the same time He doesn t need the Have AmerIcan consumers gone wnte a check or flIp out a credit card even consumers who thought on a sudden bUYIng binge? Not re- distraction of foreign adventures nght In fact, the rule for home equIty they had shopped wl<;ely can get now
The KwaJaleIn Hourglass IS an unoffiCial publIcatIon dllthonzed under the provI<;lon~ of AR 360 81 It IS publIshed by Global ASSOCIates MonddY through Fnd.ty (excludIng holIdays) ;H the dlrec CommandIng Officer Col Rllhard G Chapman Jr tIon of the commandIng offIcer, US Amly Kwajaleln Atoll Marshdll I,\and<; under lOntr.lll PublIc AffaIrs Officer Pat RobbInS DASG60-82-C-0063 ThIS IS an offset publIcatIon, WIth a ddJiy CIrculatIOn of 1,450 The vlew~ EdItor Brett Marsh dnd opInIons expressed herem are not necessdTIly those of the DepMlment of the Army CommlU11 Copy EdItor Roberta Consalvi cdtlOns should be addressed to the Hourgld~~, POBox 23, APO Sdn Frdnllsco 96'i'i'i or call Sports Wnter Nancy Narleskl 3539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Matenals dPpednng IrI the Hourgld~~ mdy not be repnnted wl!hollt Fe.\ture Wnter Mllhael Todd the dpproval of the commandIng officer, U S Army KWdJdlem Atoll All w.lnt dd~ .lnd notlce~ mu<;t be submitted on GA Form 8028 R-4 by 12 ')0 P m the workll1g ddy pnor to pllbllCltlOn WORLD- NEWS PAlL 4: HOURGLASS: WEDNESDAY: C;FPTUlBER 16: 1987 Ford, United Auto Workers Iraq Says Iran Briefly Move Closer To Contract Pact Shelled Basra; By Janet Braunstem parts to the United States and forced Shippers Fear PESHA WAR: Pakistan (AP) - AP Auto Wruer the automaker to send home nearly A bomb In a pickup truck exploded 2,300 workers at plants In BelVIdere, In a crowded marketplace thiS DEARBORN, Mlch - The Ill, and Warren, Mlch War To Resume morning: kllhng seven people and Umted Auto Workers and Ford Motor Ford s offer would guarantee the By AJy Mahmoud wounding 37, offiCials said Co moved closer to a settlement Jobs of all current UA W workers, ASSOCiated Press Wnter Witnesses said the blast demol covenng 104,000 employees at the whlle allowl ng temporary layoffs Ished the parked truck, gutted three nation's No 2 automaker dunng in dunng economic downturns or sales MANAMA, Bahrain - Iraq said shops and heaVily damaged another tensIVe contract talks that conl1nued slumps and giVIng the company lee today that Iraman forces shelled the parked car Into thIS morning way to leave unfilled openings created southern Iraqi city of Basra after OffiCials said the blast occurred The sessIOn began Tuesday morn by workers who resign retire or die, U N Secretary General Javier Perez at about 8 30 a m In crowded Ing after the union: In an unprece the DetrOit Free Press reported today de Cuellar concluded a peace mission Kababyan Market about four miles dented act, extended ItS stnke dead In return, Ford demanded the to the warnng natIOns north of thiS northwestern Paktstanl line of rmdnlght Monday on a day-to U A W encourage union locals to ac Iraq threatened to raze Iraman clUes city, Just after shopkeepers opened day baSIS Local U A W leaders saId cept local contracts loosemng work If the fmng was repeated for the day the extensIOn came after Ford made a rules and redUCing Job claSSIfications An Iraman fngate, meanwhile, has '" * * new job-secunty offer to gIVe the automaker more flexlblhty reportedly been haraSSing vessels WASHINGTON (AP) - A new 'They're Involved In intensive ne In assignments, the newspaper SaId headIng for the Persian Gulf, and task force hopes to find ways to re gotiations which wIll continue The contract extensIon was the fust shipping offiCials said they feared solve conflicts between the aspira throughout the night," Ford time In the union s history It extended Iran and Iraq would resume attackIng tions of working spouses of A IT spokesman Tom Foote saJd late talks With the company It had targeted shIps 10 the waterway Force personnel and the service's Tuesday for a stnke The offICial Iraqi News Agency deSlTe that they support members' "We're not sure how long they wlll Industry analysts said the exten quoted an unnamed mlhtary spokes careers by dOing volunteer work on last They're makIng progress, but sIOn made a stnke at Ford unhkely man as saying 21 Iraman artillery base there IS stIll a lot to be done" but Increased the chances of a long shells raIned down on Basra: Iraq's A seven-member Au Force panel Frank Joyce, U A W spokesman one at No 1 General Motors Corp , second largest CIty, dunng the mght Will hold ItS fust meeting today and would not speculate on how long ne which wlll become the focus of the The spokesman told the agency, IS to report Its findings by early De gotiators would meet or whether a union's attenl10n once a Ford settle mOnitored In NICOSia, Cyprus, that cember, the Air Force said Tues settlement was near ment IS reached one CIVIlIan was wounded and four day Another Ford spokesman, Jerry The extensIOn indicates the Union houses were demohshed In the Air Force sources said the fact Sloan, said Ford PreSIdent Harold Will Win much of ItS Job-secunty de shelling finding effort grew out of a contro Pohng has partiCIpated In negotIations mand, saId Ted Sullivan, an analyst 'Iraq WIll raze Iraman cItIes and versy that erupted thiS summer at Since the weekend With Wharton Econometncs In towns to the ground If the rulers of Gnssom Air Force Base In Indiana The UA W said It has scheduled a Phlladephla Iran continue their Imprudent acts," Several wives of ranking officers meel1ng for Fnday of ItS 200-member 'It gives the Union a bargaining he saId at Gnssom have complained pub Ford bargaining counCIl. whIch must chip" for negotiations with GM be hcly that Col Gary R Ebert, com approve any settlement before ral1fl cause GM workers Will be much Hall Wants Ollie mander of the 305th Air Refuehng cation voting can begin more willing to stnke In an attempt to Wing, pressured them to qUit their Meanwhile, a stnke Tuesday by Win a contract giVing them the same For President pnvate jobs to better support their about 10:000 employees of Chrysler protectIon as that won by Ford work husbands' careers Corp's Canadian subSidIary cut off ers: SullIvan said NEW YORK (AP) - Fawn Hall * * * says OlIver North IS a saint and BEIJING (AP) - Floods have would make a great preSident: one killed 654 people and forced 1 mll Reagan Backs Contra Aid Bid she would be happy to work for hon people from their homes so far In an mtervlew with ABC's Bar thiS year In China, the offiCial China WASHINGTON (AP) - PresI Tuesday, that In drafting the short bara Walters broadcast Tuesday Dally said today dent Reagan supports House Repub term spending bill the House Demo night: North's former secretary said The dally said 7 24 mIllIon acres hcan leader Robert MIchel's proposal cratic leadership continued funds at she IS content to remam a secretary of farmland have been flooded and to continue aid to Nicaraguan rebels current levels for all government pro for the Navy but Signed with a talent 700,000 acres of crops destroyed beyond Sept 30, despite the presI grams, but speCifically left out aid to agency to conSider other pOSSibilIties Hardest hit have been the central dent's commitment to delay seeking the Contra rebels JournalIsm, for example and southern provinces of Guang such funds while peace talks are at The administratIOn had said earher 'CertaInly, JournalIsm would be a dong, ShaanxI, Gansu, Shandong: tempted, the WhIle House said today that It would hold off seeking addi way to learn a lot about the world and AnhUl, Sichuan, Hubel and Hunan, Michel SaId Tuesday he Will offer tIonal aid to the rebels while two al a lot about the people who are 10 the It said an amendment to a 30-day stop-gap ternative peace plans, one by House world," she said * * * spending bill: expected to reach the Speaker Jim Wnght and the preSident Asked about how she would feel If BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - floor thiS week, to continue aid to the and one by Central Amencan leaders: North or Admiral John POIndexter, About 68,000 people are faCing rebels at the current level Since the are given a chance to work the former National Secunty CounCil starval10n In a CambodIan province appropnatlon for the fIscal year end Wnght, asked about Michel s pro adViser, were indicted and conVicted suffenng a severe drought, the Ing Sept 30 IS $100 million, thiS posal dunng an interview with the for their role In the Iran-Contra scan offICial Cambodian news agency would amount to about $8 3 million Washington Post that was published dal, she rephed "I would be crushed reported "ThiS was Congressman Michel's In today's editIOns, saId I haven't I would be crushed" An SPK dgency report seen In Idea, which the preSIdent supports" discussed It with Bob yet, so I'm not Asked whose testImony she found Bangkok today said the Communist preSidential spokesman Marlin sure what's In hIS mind But I belIeve more credible, POIndexter's or government was dellvenng emer Fitzwater told reporters "We have It can be worked out without py North's, Hall said she had not fol gency rehef, including 100 tons of always SaId we Will not desert the re rotechniCS " lowed the differences In what the two nce, to Kompong~peu province, 30 sistance " Michel said the money would be former Reagan aides said because she mIles west of Phnom Penh "ThiS IS not a new funding re deSignated for humanItanan and was work1Og The report, dated Tuesday, said quest," Fitzwater said "We will not commUnicatIOns assistance and the In July: North testified that he had there was enough water to cultIvate have a request until after the 30th" dehvery of mlhtary and other Items sent fIVe memos to the preSident via only 3 percent of the nce crop Secretary of State George P already on their way to the rebels POIndexter on the covert arms sales to planned for the season Shultz told the Senate Foreign Rela under prevIous appropnatlOns Nicaragua and the subsequent diver The agency recently reported that tions Committee last week that the The GOP leader said he had told SIOn of profits from the sales to anti almost all bodies of water have adminIstratIOn wlll ask for $270 mIl Reagan of hiS plans and the preSIdent government rebels In Nicaragua dned up In Kompongspeu hon In aid for the Contras for the fiS responded, 'You know that I have cal year beginning Oct 1 made no bones about my continuing South Korea FinanCial News Fitzwater said, as MIchel did support for the freedom fIghters" Deadlock Cleared DOLLAR CLOSING In Tokyo was Suit Says Pilot Screamed About Flaps On Constitution 143 80 yen Seconds Before Fatal Crash ByMH Aho and In Bonn ASSOCiated Press Wnter 1 8165 ByM Aho the slats on the leadIng edges were ASSOCiated Press Wrtter not set In the proper posmon to pro SEOUL: South Korea - Law CLOSING TOTALS Vide extra lift dunng takeoff makers today overcame an obstacle Gold Down 0 40 at $458 40 PHOENIX, Anz - The pIlot of The crash killed 156 people Only blockIng approval of the country's Sliver Down 0 02 at $7 57 Northwest AirlInes FlIght 255 one person aboard the plane, a 4- new constItution by agreeIng to hold Platmum $587 - $589 screamed a reference to hiS plane s year-old girl, survIved NatIonal Assembly elections by next DOW JONES wing flaps Just before the plane Some Information about the crew's spnng CLOSING AVERAGES crashed last month, accordIng to a pre-flight procedures has been re The agreement between the gov 30 Industnals laWSUit ClUng preVIOusly unreported leased by Invesllgators, but the SUIt ermng Democratic Justice Party and Down 36 39 at 2530 19 data from the jet's cockpit vOIce was the first IndlCallOn of the pilots' the main oppositIOn Reumflcauon 20 Transportations recorder fmal words or that they were ever Democratic Party moved the country Down 869 to 102476 The pllot screamed 'Oh (expletive) aware of the flaps problem one step closer to preSidentIal and 15 UtlhtIes flaps" whlle the McDonnell Douglas PhoeniX attorney Charles M congressIOnal electIons: which are Down 1 54 to 19571 MD-80 headed nose fITSt toward the Brewer, who fIled the suit against expected by year's end 65 Stocks ground shortly after takeoff from De Northwest, decllned to say how he The National Assembly faIled to Unavallable trOit on Aug 16, according to the suit learned about the pJlot's words, as approve the constitutIOn last Fnday Volume 195,740,000 filed Fnday In federal court plckt-d up on the cockpit vOice after negotIators could not agree on See Listings In Grace Sherwood InvestIgators have detenmned that recorder The recorder survIVed the the timing of the legislative elections Library the flaps on the tralhng edges of the crash and IS beIng studIed by federal and the date on which the new con Wings of the two-engIne airplane and Invesllgators stitutIon would become effective SPORT:) HOU,GLASS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1987, PAGE 5 NFL Negotiations Owners Leave Bargaining Table After Island Sports Bits KGA There IS stIll tIme for Kwajalem Golf ASSOCiatIon Viewing Players' Counterproposal members to qualIfy for the team and mdividual Horse By DaVid Gmsburg smce Jan 1, 1987 be retroactIvely guaranteed theIr Race AP Sports Wrzter salanes for the seasons remammg m theIr contracts Pay $5 for each event, along wIth your medal play Further, the umon proposed that player reps fee of $10 on Sept 19 or 20 WASHINGTON - The chIef negotIator for the cannot be traded or aSSIgned m the future wIthout Softball ClImes NatIonal Football League Management CouncIl left thplr consent and If they are cut, the team would be An offICIating clImc WIll be held Thursday, Sept the bargammg table and returned to New York after fmed an average salary ($230,000) whIch would be 17 at 5 30 p m on Dally FIeld for all mterested In readmg the umon's counterproposal to a contract the prud to the player ::>fficIatIng the upcommg softball season owners subm11ted a week earlIer Upshaw, asked to assess the odds of a stnke Each team must have at least one representatIve of The counterproposal presented Tuesday by the saId, "The odds are getting increasingly hIgher' fICIatIng dunng the season m order for the team to NFL Players AssocIatIOn softens the umon's de There's no doubt about that" partICIpate m the league mands for unrestncted free agency, but StIll called for Anyone m mterested m scorekeepmg, there Will be guarantees for player representatIves and second-year a clImc on Fnday, Sept 18 at 4 pm on Dally FIeld players For more mformatIon, contact Carol Anne at Spe The umon has set a strIke deadlme Sept 22 K waj Angler Lands CIal ServIces, 3331 Jack Donlan, executIve dIrector of the Manage ment CouncIl, was scheduled to hold a news confer Tenms Courts Reserved ence today to announce the owners' VIew of the Hawaii Tournament Dally tenms courts 1 & 2 WIll be reserved for the hIgh school tenms team practIces counterproposal From the KwaJalem Yacht Club "We're ObvIOusly dIsappOInted that they choose to Mon, Tue & Thur- 5-630 p m Wednesday- 4-530 P m leave WIthout negotIatmg," DICk Berthelsen, counsel The Chuck Makado LIght Tackle FIshing Tour for the NFLPA, saId "That means they ObvIOusly The courts WIll be reserved for a penod of eIght nament, WhICh convened at Kailua-Kona, Hawau weeks WIll not be back m touch wIth us m the near future earlIer thIS summer - July 27-29, - produced a The counterproposal was prepared as a response wm close to home WIth KwajaleIn reSIdent Chuck Fun Run to an owners' proposal presented to the umon Sept Warg placmg fITSt In the competItIon WIth a 213- The Kwajalem Runmng Club's second Fun Run 7 Hours before Donlan and the management contm pound yellowfm tuna WIll be Sunday, Sept 20 at 5 30 p m gent left Washmgton, NFLPA executlve dIrector Chuck and hIS WIfe VIVIan, together wIth Larry DIstances are 1/2, 1 and 5 mIles Gene Upshaw expressed optImISm that the umon's Campbell, also of Kwajalem, attended the tourna Complete SIX Fun Runs and earn a KRC smglet fIve-page document would help avert the league's ment representIng the KwaJalem Yacht Club aboard Call Jeff Taylor, 2490, for more mformatIon second stnke smce 1982 CaptaIn Freddy RIce's 31-foot Bertram, the IHU KTC Doubles In 11s proposal, the umon withdrew 11s demand for NUl SIgn up at the Yuk tenms shelter for the Kwajalem unfettered free agency for those players m thelT mltIal At the begInnmg of the three-day event, actIOn Tenms Club's round-robm doubles by Saturday, four years m the league Instead, the NFLPA sug aboard the IHU NUl was lIght, w11h only porpOIses Sept 19 gested that a veteran free agent who has not com stnppmg the baIt four tImes The followmg mornmg DIVISIons wIll mclude Open, MIxed and Women's pleted hIS fourth year shall be subject to first refusal the yellowfin (ahI) took the baIt and after a 55-mmute If numbers permIt nghts of hIS old club contest usmg 50-lb test lme, Warg landed the wm The tournament wIll run from Sept 21 to early or The umon proposal also asked that player repre mng fish mId November sentatlves who have been released or aSSIgned "Apparently when we struck hIm the hook slIpped Call Lmda Taylor, 2490, for more mformatIon (pIcked up on waIvers by another club, for example) from hIS mouth and dug m about SIX mches forward of the tail, but thIS was unknown untIl we boarded the ahI," Warg saId "In essence, we had a lIve, Range Operation healthy tuna by the tall" Campbell added to the actIOn on the thlTd and fmal From Global OperatIons CoordmatIon day, landmg a 601(2-pound stnped marlm WIth 50-lb test Warg's addItIonal bonus pOints for the largest A range operatlon IS scheduled for Fnday, fIsh of the day - and ultImately the largest of the September 18, 1987 In connectIOn wIth thIS tournament, - together wIth Campbell's pOInts, as operatIOn, cautIon areas WIll eXIst In the ocean sured an unbeatable score wIthm a 180 nautIcal mIle radIUS of Kwajalem ThIS was the thIrd tournament entered by the trIO, and m the Kwajalem Atoll north of a line m startIng WIth the Hawanan InternatIOnal BIllfish In cludmg Blgej Island and not IncludIng NInm vItatIOnal Tournament m 1985, and agam m 1986, m Island and south of a line JOImng but not In whIch VIVIan landed a 173-pound marhn on 50-lb cludmg EnnublIT and Yabbernohr Islands Un test Dunng that same competItIOn, Campbell tagged less speCIfIcally authonzed, no air or seacraft and released two marlIn m the 150-lb class, also WIll enter the hazard area between the hours of 6 usmg 50-lb test pm on Fnday, September 18 through 6 am The anglIng threesome IS ready for future events on Saturday, September 19 In conjunctIon wIth thIS operatIon, there wIll be met rocket launches (Left) Chuck Warg poses With Captain from Omelek Island All mId-atoll cOITldor Islands are deSIgnated as SHELTERED Islands Freddy Rice and hiS prize 213-pound ahl In Kailua-Kona, HawaII Refer to the maps below for the Kwajalem Atoll cautIon area and the ocean cautIon area (Below) The KwaJ anglers, (L-R) VIvian Warg, Chuck and Larry Campbell, look on as Rice and hiS deck hand load the fish onto the scale (Photos submitted by the KwaJaleln Yacht Club) C ,/0" A 0
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11 FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 - Ann Landers CONTRIBUTORS' Dear Ann Landers Only desperation would make me wnte a letter like thiS I need help and you CORNER offer tlte most anonymous way to get It The problem IS my Wife I have Welcome to Contnbutors' Corner, loved her from the begmnmg of our where you the reader are asked to perk relationship and we have been up the Hourglass For Contributors' mamed 20 years But she no longer Comer, we're looking for your Input looks Wee she used to and she doesn't your photos, your recipes, espeCially feel the same either She has become anythmg With an Island flavor so heavy tltat the fat actually hangs Send your contrIbutIOn to on her body "Contributors' Corner," clo the Hour I used to be proud of tlte way make your Wife lose an ounce glass We will attempt to pnnt all ap she looked, and I told her so often People who eat exceSSively must propnate submissions m a timely man Now all the pride and warm feelings W AN[ to do somethmg about It ner, although we make no promises are gone I am ashamed tltat I can't UntIl they reach that pomt, nothmg And smce these are your efforts, Items accept her for her fme qualities, but I will change that appear here do not necessarily rep am completely turned off by tltose I strongly suspect there are otlter - l resent the opmlon of the Hourglass rolls of fat across her middle and on thmgs about your Wife that tum you ~~~~~~ ...... her hips Then I get mad because I off Many men love thelf overweight know she doesn't have tolook Wee WIVes Some even make excuses by Extermination Vs Accommodation that saymg, "I Wee a woman Wltlt some The woman eats tWice as much flesh on her bones " By Andre\\ Hltt as she should and never passes up tlte I suggest that you get some nch and fattenmg foods She refuses counselmg You need to explore your While I was eatmg dinner at the PDR the other day a tOPIC of diSCUSSIOn to go on a diet ExerCise IS out of tlte feelmgs and get to the bottom of came up whIch IS prevalent to all KwaJalem residents COCKROACHES' The question She Will never stand If she your anger and resentment Maybe little arthropods always seem to creep mto everythmg and everywhere, mcludlng can Sit She wouldn't tJunk of when you understand yourself better our conversatIons The tOpiC most discussed IS how to do away with, perma walklOg If she can nde your attltude toward your wIfe Will nently, the creepy crawly cntters I have told her how I feel but It change and she will want to slim There are several ways to kill the little buggers (some not so little) The makes no difference She doesn't down to please you MeanwhIle, has qUickest way to ellmmate the occasIOnal rouge roach who happens to stray out want to talk about It and she doesn't her doctor spoken to her? She needs dunng the day, or perhaps IS spied by the late-mght snack sneaker, IS by usmg want me to talk about It either The to hear from a phYSICian that so one s foot Wearing a shoe IS, of course, highly recommended A more sportmg romance has gone out of our b yes much excess weight can shorten her way which IS popular with residents IS a can of Lectra-Clean ThiS allows the and I am bitter I am also dtsap bfe roach some slIght chance of escape, as a direct hit IS usually reqUired to pomted, hun and angry Yet I still mcapacltate the crcature Dcath IS almost mstantancous, and the reward IS 10 see- love her and I want myoid glfl back A no-nonsense approach to how 109 the lIfeless body of the enemy, laYing on hiS back Have you evcr notIced Is tltere anytltmg you can say to deal wah Ilfe's most difficull and that cockroaches always dlc on thelf back (unless they are crushed whIle trymg to that will help me understand all thiS? most rewardmg arrangement. Ann escape)? I have never yet seen even one roach die whIle standing Perhaps It IS Or can you say somethmg that Will Landers' booklel. "Marrzage -What 10 dishonorable for their kmd to die on thclf feet make HER understand how Important Expect," wllI prepare you for beller The Lectra-Clean method IS good for only one roach, or If you are really a It IS to get back to her normal or for worse Send your request to marksman, a few at a ume To ehmmate an enllre population the pOlson method weight? - Hurtmg And Needmg Ann Landers POBox 11995 must be used ThiS IS not nearly as rewarding as hlLLmg a roach wah a thm Gwdance Chlcago, /IIznozs 60611. enc/oszng stream of Lcctra-Clean from 15 feet diStant, but IS more effective for wlpmg out Dear HurtIng There IS notltmg 50 cents and a long, stamped. seif several generallons at once you (or anyone else) can say that Will addressed envelope ThiS IS one thing I cannot understand though WhIle I was In Surfway the other day I nOllced along wIlh the vanous msectlCldes a contrapl1on totally con trary to the spmt of the battle between man and msect Why we even have such thmgs IS beyond my understanding, and the mventor should have hiS mOl1ves Your Individual examined I don t know why anyone would wish to provide a specl3l home for our avowed cncrr.. ,::s by purchasing one of thcse deVises I think you know what Horoscope I am t~1I Ing about a Roach Motel I don't see how providIng a comfortable ac commoratJon free of charge wIll make the cockroaches of thc world go away ===== Fraaces Drake =====:::::=== Somel1mes I wonder about mankind FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1987 ARIES A confidential talk helps your (Mar 21 to Apr 19) f1IIt finanCial mterests Don't overlook a Partners make Important plans Job or travl:'l concern Share ttme With 75f' Couples Celebrate Fifty Some IDVlte work colleagues for fnends who have mutual mterests dmner Don t go overboard SAGI1TARIUS TAURUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) It$ Golden Years Together (Apr 20 to May 20) ,. A friend gives you good adVice By Michelle Mahoney Concentration IS good today One Though career prospects Improve Assocwled Press Wnler appointment may not be kept Crea now, you could overdo when It comes tlve Interests are favored now Watch to celebratmg You may tend to spoil a tendency to exaggerate tomght a child now CI-:rT( A,GC - The sound of weddmg bells faded long ago, but the 750 cou GEMINI CAPRICORN ples who entered Holv Name Cathedral holdIng hands and exchangmg wmks ap (May 21 to June 20) ~ (Dec 22 to Jan 19) ~ peared mOf" like ne\\- Ivweds than people celebraung 50 years of mamage Keep your eye open for good buys Talks With higher-ups are produc Evcrj pew was packed With smiling senior cluzens who came to renew the You're able to cheer someone up tive and confidential m nature SPlTlts werd"lI' \ ows the' look In 1937 and receive a speCial bleSSing from Cardmal today Watch expenses when socla are high tomght and you may seek hZlng after dark Jose~' K(,fT'arCID dllr ng the August 30 10th annual Golden Weddmg Anmversary unattamable goals Cooperate With CANCER partners (June 21 to July 22) ,a(8 AQUARIUS .d... ~ ~ co n conbf..lluLltcd the "JubIlanans" on their commitment to mamages ProductiVity IS good as the day (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ~ that h~, ,urvlved wars, the DepreSSion and numerous personal struggles begins. then falters off You express You're effective when It comes to "We lIve m a world of fast food and bnef mamages," Bernardin srud "You yourself very well now, though some expressing your belIefs, but lax m have clearly demonstrated that faIthful mamed life IS, mdeed, possible" career asplTatlOns may be unrealistiC handlIng dally assignments Whimsi The Office for Family MInlstnes of the Archdiocese of Chicago sent 990 m LEO ~ cal tendenCies wm out over practical vltaUons, and 756 couples replied that they would attend, said spokesman Joe (July 23 to Aug 22) ~l ones DlX CommumcatlOns tmprove With a PISCES >tID' The years went by too fast for Bob and Eleanor Huck of suburban Hmsdale, child An evenmg engagement may be (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ cancelled Secrecy helps finanCial who SaId they Will celebrate their anniversary Nov 20 Problem-solVing abilIties brmg you Interests Don t exaggerate or pro "1 can't believe It, It feels like It was Just several years ago," Mrs Huck said success on the Job Partners ellJoy crdStmatl:' tomght time together. but you may overspend "We never thought we'd make It 50 to begIn With," Huck srud With a laugh VIRGO In the purSUIt of pleasure When asked If they had any regrets smce their marnage May 15, 1937, (Aug 23 to Sept 22) ~ IF BORN TODAY, you are good at George and Ellie Dads of laGrange Simultaneously answered "none at all" You make senSible purchases managing other people s finanCial "When you tlunk back on all that went on, It seems very short," George today You re m the lImelIght SOCially Interests You d make a fine accoun Dods srud "I'm Just glad 1 was wIth a generatIOn that can suck together" but lean towards over spending tant, tax lawyer, or banker When It Dods srud he knew Ellie was "the one" from the fIrSt moment he saw her tomght Use credit cards cautIOusly comes to your own money, you may "HIS mother SaId hiS car knew no other way to go than to my house," Mrs LIBRA alternate between being generous (Sept 23 to Oct 22) ~ and frugal Always see the larger Dads srud Senous concl:'ntratlOn IS favored Remrumng true to tradluonal values IS the secret of marital success, accordmg picture, and don t let your talent for now Be careful not to broadcast detail ltmlt your VIewpoint Some to Wamo and Chnstme Sarvana of suburban Arlmgton Heights career developments today Friends what IdealistiC, you re drawn to both "When we got mamed we weren't even old enough to vote, and look at us may talk too much Stay behind the creative and mtellectual work Buth now," Sarvana said scenl:'s date of Anne Bancroft, actress, "When you get mamed, It'S untIl death do us part, m Sickness and m health SCORPIO George Blanda, football player, and - that's what we believe 10 " (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Hank WillIams, country singer Garry Trudeau BEST OF DOONESBURY ~------~ :: POOF!~ I 5IJRE VIfJ, TINKER. 81fT Bl!T YOO lDUJ YOU ft4VE 7V / WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 16, 1987 PAGE 7 PEANUTS Charles M SchulZ' DENNIS THE MENACE ~------~~ Jim DaVIS HE SWOULI7N'T ~E'5 ONLl.,l BEE.N AWAKE f"OR ABOUT TWO OF THOOE L,lf.AR~ -MOM, WHEN WILL 1 HAVE ENOUGH WEIGHT SO HAGAR D I k B row n e ~_I _CA_N_1H.-:R_ON_IT_AROu-.-_N...... t)~?~' ____-----i I !-tATe: BUIZe:,AUCIZAcY I MeAN :r t2EAL.L.Y CIO•• WOn! 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CLASSIFIED PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, WEDNESDAY, S~PTEMBER 1987 KEYBOARD, CASIO 6000 61 key vanous 10- KAJEONGE CIRCLE IS startmg up agam Our fIrSt OFFICIAL NOTICE struments, automatic drums & programable chords meeting will be Tues, Sept 22 from 1245-1 45 synthesizer Call 3959 after 7 pm ACCESS RESTRICTION Infrequently, the western pm Children are welcome We will meet at the fel lowship room (behmd Surfway) Hope to see you portIon of Kwajalem Will be restrIcted to on duty WHITE DRESS SLACKS (size 28' x30"), worn 3 there For Info or questions call 2406 personnel travelIng 10 performance of their offiCi tl times for band concerts), $20 Call H2715 W2035 duties due to explOSives laden ,mcraft being parked on ATTENTION KREMS PERSONNEL & FAMILIES the "HOT SPOT When this conditIon eXists, aJl II II - Hold Sun, Oct 18 open for the KREMS pICniC personnel should aVOid the area unless absolutely LOST at Coral Sands Beach More mformatIon to follow necessary No dependent or recreatIOnal access wIll Ib======:!l be allowed When such situatIOns eXist, publIc BLACK MlTYLIGHT FLASHLIGHT at Richard 11 A M PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR - For announcements wIll be made and appropnate thiS week only, chOir rehearsal IS on Thurs, Sept barncades erected son Theater on Sat, Sept 12 Please call Michael at 2614 for pick up 17, 7 15 P m at the fellowship center (Note NOTICE TO HOUSING AND TRAILER change) More mformatIon? Call SylVia at 2686 OCCUPANTS All furnIture movements must be documented by the FurnIture Wdft'house A SIZE SURVEY WILL BE CONDUCTED from FOUND Sept 17-26 for all KwaJalem & ROI reSidents A UnauthOrIzed furnIture movements may re~ult 10 charges being mlde to the qUdrter's occup,tnts survey sheet to be filled out Will be dlstnbuted along Please keep all documentatIOn pertamIng to DID YOU LOSE A RING? No one has claimed the With the Hourglass on Thursday, Sept 17 for your household furnishings Any questIOns should be nng I found at the Family Pool Call Shannon at convenience Return your form to any retail faCIlIty 2241 to claim drrected to the Furniture Warehome at 3434 LEFTOVERS BOWLING LEAGUE starts Wed, (Global Supply) WANTED Sept 23, at 6 p m FOOD SERVICES TIRED OF SHOPPING FOR AN ITEM ONLY TO CHILD'S BIKE In reasonably good condItIOn BE TOLD "It'S on the barge?" Try the Bargain Bazaar (aka - The KwaJ Thnft Shop), perhaps Chef James Dinner Specials Please call 3618 YOkwe Yuk Club you'll find what you need there Hours are Tues Wednesday Chicken Cordon Blue w/Creamy Almond Sauce CHILD'S TOUCH & TELL by Texas Instruments 1 30-3 pm Call Jan Anderson at 2478 BOY SCOUTS & PARENTS Troop 314 has HELP WANTED EVERYTHING I Don't throw out that "junk" - do planned an evening for all parents of current & nate It to the Bargain Bazaar For pick-ups call Barb prospective Boy Scouts for the current school year It Will be held Wed, 9/23, 7 P m at the Scout Hut INTERESTED IN HELPING OUT With the ele at 2769 or Tina at 3717 Thanks' mentary school SWimming program? Global IS cur CUB SCOUT PACK MEETING Fn, Sept 18,7 rently looking for someone WillIng to share thelT WOULD THE MAN WHO CALLED me about my lost Pnnce tenniS racket please call 3634 P m at the high school MP Room New Cub regis SWimmIng knowledge a couple hours each day tration and a parents meeting will be held Volunteers (Mon -Thurs) Salary commensurate With expen- r;:======ji are desperately needed to help With the program Call ence For more informatIon call Cmdy at the Family II SERVICES OFFERED II 2639 after 6 p m Pool, 2847 11... ======::11 .. ROUND DANCE CLASS Will meet tomorrow at 7 ~ FOR SALE ~ FIANCE WOULD LIKE TO VISIT KW AJ for 10 pm mCRCRoom 1 days from Nov 13-24 Clean non-smokers love TEN-TEN HOURS FOR SATURDAY ONLY yard work Please call Danny at W3341 H3013 THREE FAMILY PATIO SALE - Tr 760, Fn, (9/19)10am-lpm and330-830pm 6 30 am -2 p m Clothing (adult, baby & chIldren), RESPONSIBLE COUPLE would lIke to stroller, sheets, MicroneSian handicraft, perfume, house/traIler Sit for the Chnstmas holIdays Will tdke ••••••••••••••• 1f luggage, sm Sony TV, Infant carner/car seat, toys, good care of animals & plants Contact Tom at 2619 TEN-TEN FOR CHILDREN ONLY' 1 30-3 pm bike & much more Hey kids" We have Just what you want SUGAR BABES, BUBBLE GUM (all kinds), NURDS, PATIO SALE - Qtrs 451C, FrI ,630 a m -2 p m COMMUNITY NOTIC~' II LICORICE & IMPORTED CANDIES ••••••••••••••• 1f PCS SALE Sony TV, SansUl VCR, shelves, fng , NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO PUT NAMES WITH ~()~()~{)~()---()~{)---()---()---() TV stand, snorkel gear, fishing pole, golf cart Call ALL THOSE NEW FACES' A get-acquainted tea IS 3234 before 2 p m being held by the Women's Protestant Chapel Fel lowship on Sun, Sept 20, 3-5 pm at the Fellow TEN-TEN IS NOW ACCEPTING SLALOM SKI, $50, Hydro slIde for skllng, $25 ship Center (behind Surfway) APPLICATIONS FOR INVENTORY HELP Call Daren at 2715 after 5 p m FOR OCTOBER 1ST CALL 1010 OR BORED WITH TV? Is your PC getting the best of SIGN UP AT TEN TEN DISHWASHER In good workmg conditIon, front you? Need a new challenge? Come out & play bndge loading w/butcher block top, $50 Call Jo at with us each Sun evening, 7 pm, at 411 B Cards, 2168/Jerry at 4262 or H4539 after 5 p m refreshments & SOCiability proVided Questions? Call ~{)~()~()~('..-.()----()---()~(~( 2407 (p m ), 6440 (a m ) THREE ROOM ADDITION Large bedroom, den & Tomght On Television hVIng room, well main tamed (Includes carpet & IT'S TIME TO GET YOUR TICKETS' NMA's drapes) Excellent SIlver City location not scheduled Beef & Bean dinner/dance IS almost here Charcoal KwaJalem for removal, great ocean & lagoon view Call Jerry at brOiled steaks WIth tnmmIngs for only $15 Beer, Channel 9 4262/Jo at 2168 -H4539 Wine & sodas mcluded Live musIc proVided by the Kekal Band For res call Colby Haggard at 2107 4 43 General Hospital WOMEN'S BLUE 10 SPEED HUFFY BIKE (brand 5 29 New Tech Times new, never rIdden, weathenzed) needs some assem HOLMBURG FAIRWAYS WILL BE CLOSED to 556 NBC News bling, $95 Call Bob 2628 after 5 p m the public Sun afternoon, Sept 27 for the Beef & 6 25 CNN Sports TOnight Bean ClaSSIC 651 EntertammentThls Week HIS & HERS RED WESTERN SHIRTS & dress 7 39 T J Hooker (12 26) (shirt 151/2 x34, dress 12), w/whIte full pettIcoat, all PRETEEN PARTY (Dance/Maglc Show) at the Yuk 8 28 Arthur Hailey's Hotel (1 15) for $50 Call H2715 planned for Sun, Sept 20 has been moved to the 9 19 "The Parade" (M T ) (2 06) Teen Center Snack Bar Cartoons at 1 pm, MagiC PANASONIC SUPER 8 MOVIE CAMERA 1058 CNN HeadlIne News Show at 3, Dance 3 30-5 p m For Info contact Sue 11 27 TOnIght Show w/sound, projector & projector screen, all for $300 at 3754 or SpeCial Services at 3331 Call H2715 W2035 I Channel 13 ADULT POOL - Due to a pre-scheduled activIty <~ L _____--=~=.:--=_-=-- _____---')(' QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS & foundatIon, $100, only two lanes Will be avaIlable for lap sWimming ~ 4 30 CNN Sports TOnight queen size sofa sleeper, $100 Call H2715 W2035 5 00 ABC NlghtlIne tonight from 7-9 30 p m 530 CNN HeadlIne News 19000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER - NOISY, but YYWC DINNER DANCE TICKETS - $17 50 600 Shoblz Today w~rks ok Call Al Anderson W2065 H2478 2406 Sh Sh 11 x 6 30 Sports LateNlght each Call Eml 1y H I11 man at or erry em f 700 ABC News "A Celebration PLANT & SHRUB SALE - Tr 764, browse any at 2639 (after 6 pm) < Of Cltlzenshlp" time Drop by or call 2877 after 5 p m SURFW AY INVENTORY EMPLOYEES - Cash 8 00 CBS West 57th Street ayroll IS now avaJiable for pick up at Global FI- 9 00 Wide World Of Sports HEAD TENNIS RACKET (graphite) In excellent P 10 00 Amencan Interest condItIOn w/bag, $55 Call 2388 nance Mon -Fn 8 am -4 pm 10 30 Return To CNN KWAJALEIN SHRINE CLUB regular monthly 11 00 Daybreak ~>( REMOTE CONTROL CAR (good for spare parts), meeting Sept 17, 7 P m at Shnne Club Room 12 00 ABC News "The BleSSing $40, hi tech 2 channel pistol gnp radIO, $50 Call Of Amenca" 2261 FIRST DAY ISSUE STAMPS are here for Sept .---~------, from MajUro's Alele Museum Check Mlc Shop ROI-Namur MINOLTA UNDERWATER CAMERA, $40, Silver hours and pick yours up today 439 Generdl Hospital & gold women's Hong Kong Rolex, $200, size 8 5 24 Sonya Live In LA ladles Reebok sneakers, $18 Call 2698 KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB monthly meeting wIll 6 19 NBC News convene at VFW Hall, Thurs , Sept 17 (note date 649 Best Of The West PANASONIC PORTABLE STEREO, VHS VCR change) at 7 p m 7 15 60 Mmutes (same as Item J & K AAFES, Pg S260) w/remote, ~ 8 07 Dynasty plus color Video camera (PanasonIc MDCWV -4850) TENNIS CLUB meetmg to plan '87-88 events < 8 58 "Deadly PurSuit" In excellent condItIon, $1,275 for all Call H2567 Thurs Sept 17 at Tr 746, 7 30 p m All members > 10 36 The TOnight Show W3747 welcome ~xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx