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VOLUME XXIV. NO 49 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 1987 u.s. Offers New Pentagon Policymaker Leaving By NORMAN BLACK dIStInCtlOn and 10 a way that has done AP MIhtary Wnter much to defme and reahze the polIcy Plan On Euromissiles goals and achievements of the presI­ By TIM AHERN and because the SOVIets already had WASHINGTON - RIchard N dent," the secretary said ASSOCIated Press Wnter the InfOrmatIOn Normally, the two Perle, the Pentagon arms control Perle's departure wIll stnp the ad­ Sides don't reveal detaIls of theIr po­ polIcymaker whose hard-hne VIew~ minIstratIOn of an unabashed hardlm­ WASHINGTON - The Reagan SItIOns earned hIm the tItle the "Pnnce of er whose vIews on the SovIet UnIon admlmstratIon IS offenng the SovIets On CapItol HIll, RIchard Perle, a Darkness," IS leavmg the admmlstra­ have frequently been embraced by a new 1OspectIon plan as part of the major adrrunIstratlon figure on nuclear tIOn Reagan effort to ehmmate medmm-range nu­ pohcy, told a House ForeIgn AffaIrS Perle saId yesterday he would re­ A protege of the late Sen Henry clear mIssiles from Europe, while subcommIttee the next "SIX to eIght SIgn hIS post as the aSSIstant defense M Jackson, D-Wash, the 45-year­ also appeahng to U S cntIcs for months are CrItIcal" m the effort to secretary for InternatIonal secunty old Perle IS credIted even by detrac­ more tIme to negotIate arms reduc­ work out arms reductlon treatIes polIcy thIS spnng after "an orderly tors for hIS sharp mtellect and an un­ tIOns Perle, who announced hIS resIgna­ tranSItIOn m my office" usually savvy understandmg of how The U S plan was presented yes­ tIon later Thursday as an aSSIstant "I came to the conclUSIOn that to WIeld Influence wIthm the bureau­ terday to the SovIet Umon m Geneva, secretary of defense, urged there's never a good moment (to cracy where the two sIdes are trY10g to Democrats who control both the leave), there's never a moment at He used hIS appomtment m 1981 work out a treaty The SOvIets already House and Senate not to force ad­ WhICh all of the Issues m WhIch one IS to a thIrd-level post wIthm the Pen­ have accepted the pnncIpal of on-SIte rrunIstratIon actIOns, such as contIn­ Interested m are resolved, but I thmk tagon to carve out a key role on arms InspectIon to help venfy comphance, ued complIance to the SALT II arms the dIrectIOn of the admInIstratIOn on control Issues - frequently to the which IS the major stumblmg block to treaty, WhICh he argued would tIe the the Issues IS pretty clearly set," Perle consternatIOn of the State Depdrtment an agreement hands of U S negotIators at Geneva SaId at a Pentagon bnefing Perle has fought any arms control The proposed pact would reqmre The same plea came from Kenneth Perle saId he had been asked by proposal that dIdn't call for deep re­ dlsmanthng, over the next fIve years, Adelman, dIrector of the Arms Con­ Defense Secretary Caspar W Wem­ ductIOns In nuclear weaponry or of 268 US weapons based In West trol and DIsarmament Agency, as he berger to contmue as a part-tIme which failed to protect Amenca's Germany, Great Bntam, BelgIUm, the testIfied at the heanng adVISor and would do so, but Intend­ nght to pursue research on a "star Netherlands and Italy, along WIth the "It IS IronIC that those m the House ed to pursue the hfe of a novelIst by wars" mIssIle-defense system 243 Soviet weapons targeted on and Senate who talk most about arms wntIng a book about Washmgton's He was frequently accused by Western Europe control and who are most cntIcal of bureaucracy and the way It works congressIOnal Democrats of advanc­ The latest U S venflcatIon pro­ us for not domg more are those who, He has reportedly been offered an mg arms control pOSItIOns that he posal has three parts FIrSt would be m my mmd, are the bIggest threat to advance In the range of $250,000 to knew would prove unacceptable to confirmatIon by on-SIte mspectors of gettIng a good agreement," SaId $300,000 for such a novel Moscow m hopes of blockmg any missIles deployed, followed by In­ Adelman, challengmg those who Wemberger saId he accepted Per­ accord Perle has, m fact, expressed spectors watchmg the missIles bemg would legIslate cuts m U S programs le's resIgnatIon with "profound re­ contempt for Virtually every arms destroyed that the Soviets hadn't even won at gret" control treaty ever negotIated WIth the The fmal stage would be statIomng the bargammg table "He has served us all WIth great Soviets U S mspectors m ASIa where they Perle dIsmIssed the cntlclsm yes­ would watch the 100 mId-range terday, however, saymg hIS only de­ SOVIet missIles as they are moved Guam To Vote On Political SIre was to aVOId agreements "for there, With the SovIets gIVen the same theIr own sake " rIght to Check on U S weapons, Status With U.S. which would pos~Ibly be put m Four Bombs Alaska AGANA, Guam (AP) - CItIzens Self-DetermInatIon State Department spokesman of thIS U S terrItory would vote The temtory's LegIslature fIrst In Belfast Charles Redman saId he was makmg Aug 8 on a new polltlcal status WIth must approve the date proposed last BELFAST, Northern Ireland the detaIls pubhc because there IS "a the UnIted States under a recommen­ mght by the commiSSIOn chaIred by (AP) - Four bombs exploded In great deal of mterest m thIS questIon" datIOn by Guam's CommISSIOn on Gov Joseph F Ada Belfast today mJunng at least five po- Guam was scheduled to vote on a hce offIcers, four of them at a ceme- Commission Report Urges Action umlateral draft Commonwealth Act In tery where a slaIn colleague was be- Apnl, but the Legislature faIled to ap- mg buned, polIce said Against Alleged Nazis propnate money for the ballotmg A car bomb blew up near OTTA W A (AP) - The govern- port SaId those numbers are grossly Should voters approve the draft Roselawn Cemetery on the outskIrts ment announced It would change Its exaggerated callIng for commonwealth status, the of Belfast as the funeral cortege was laws to allow prosecutIon of people Hnatyshyn rejected negotIatIng act would go to Congress for con sld- approach1l1g WIth the body of re- charged WIth NaZI war CrImes fol- new extrddItIOn arrangements WIth eratIon servlst Peter Nesbllt, who was kIlled 10w1Og pubhcauon of a report rec- countrIes seekmg the return of sus- The draft act, wntten by a by a bomb In Belfast Tuesday mght, ommendmg that urgent actIon be tak- pects, such as Israel and the SOVIet commISSIOn appOInted by former saId Supenntendent Leonard en agaInst 20 people accused of Umon, and said the government Gov Ricardo J Bordallo, proposes a Bleakney, a spokesman for the Royal World War II atrocIUes would not strIP suspects of CItlZen- number of slgmflcant changes 111 Ulster Constabulary JustIce MInIster Ray Hnatyshyn shIp retroactIvely, a~ the commISSIOn Guam-U S relatIons Three of the pohce officers suf- told ParlIament yesterday the gov- suggested One proVISIOn calls for the Umted fered shrapnel wounds and a fourth ernment would propose legislatIOn to Canada wIll seek eVIdence from States to make annual payments for was 111 shock, he said change the Cnmmal Code to permIt wItnesses In the SOVIet Umon and land occupied by mIlitary bases Another polIceman was Injured the prosecutIon of people on charge other countnes but wIll follow Its About one-thud of Guam's 240 when a bomb exploded at Smithfield of war cnmes they allegedly commlt- customary JudICIal safeguards, square mIles In m the hands of the Market 111 the center of the provInce's ted elsewhere Hnatyshyn SaId rruhtary capItal, Bleakney said A second He did not say when the govern- The JudiCIal comrrussIOn took two Another provlSlon would take Im- bomb exploded at the enclosed shop- ment would subrrut the proposed bIll, years to complete ItS work, at a cost mIgratIOn authOrIty away from the p1l1g mall a few mInutes later, but but the legIslatIon IS expected to pass of $4 rrulhon ($3 mIllIon US) U S ImmigratIOn and NaturaLIzatIOn caused no casualtIes, poLIce said easIly 10 Parhament, where PrIme Sol Littman, CanadIan represen- SerVIce and turn It over to Guam A bomb also went off on the Mll1lster Bnan Mulroney's tatIve of the SImon Wlesenthal offiCials DublIn Road, a commerCIal ConservatIve Party has a large Center, whIch hunts NaZI war The proposal also contaIns lan- thoroughfare, causIng no mJunes maJonty cnmInals, accused the comrrussIOn of guage that would reqUIre the federal There was no ImmedIate claIm of The government proposal was "wholesale dIsmIssal by meptness " government to return all of ItS surplus responsIbILIty for the blasts announced after the CommISSIOn of He expressed doubt of the land to the Guam government at no "We have also had a number of Inqmry on War Cnmmals released a government's commItment to cost Much of the Island was occu- suspect deVIces In and around the CIty report based on a two-year offICIal prosecute even those cases m whIch pled by the U S mIlItary shortly after center A number have been cleared 1I1vestlgatlon of more than 900 people atrOCIties can be proven World War II WIth no compensatIon and declared hoaxes Others are stIll suspected of war cnmes "We're g01l1g to watch and waIt, paId to the ongmallandowners bemg checked," Bleakney said The 966-page publIc report said but not waIt very long because the bl- Hondurans Say 4 Died In Plane Crash that of those cases, 698 were dls- ologIcal clock IS tIck1l1g away and By FREDDY CUEVAS tIfy himself missed for lack of eVIdence or be- some cnmmals may cheat Justlce by ASSOCIated Press Wnter The three crew members were cause the suspects died or never dY1l1g," LIttman told The AssoClated from Guatemala, the statement SaId It reached Canada, and that further 111- Press TEGUCIGALP A, Honduras - dId not gIve theIr names or Mason's vesugatton was needed m 218 cases He saId expenence mother coun- An Amencan pIlot WIth a drug traf­ hometown, nor dId It say why the However, the commISSIOn, head- tnes showed that "normal polIce pro- fickIng background was kIlled WIth death count rose to four from the ed by Judge Jules Deschenes, said It cedures aren't adequate for thiS k1l1d three other crew members when three reported on Tuesday found suffICient eVidence to recom- of cnme" and only speCIal Nazl- Honduran Jet fIghters shot down their The Honduran mIlitary said no mend the government act Immediately huntIng Ul11ts can track down war US-regIstered DC-3, milItary au­ narcotIcs were found In or around the agamst 20 people, eIther by deportIng cnmmals thontIes SaId wreckage, "but It IS belIeved the cargo them or puttmg them on tnal The report claImed to have An armed forces statement late was thrown out by the crew" shortly No names were mcluded m the "estabhshed beyond a reasonable Wednesday IdentifIed the pIlot as before the craft was Intercepted commISSIon's report, but the com- doubt" that Josef MengeIe, the sadls- Joseph Bernard Mason It saId the Billy Yout, spokesman for the miSSion saId most of the cases 111- tiC AuschwItz doctor known as the plane appeared to have been on a drug U S Drug Enforcement AdmInIstra­ volved East Europeans "Angel of Death," never entered flIght from Colombia to the Umted tIOn, SaId In Miami that Mason was JeWIsh groups have alleged there Canada or apphed for a visa from States and was shot down Monday arrested on Jan 26 1983, In BimInI, are 3,000 to 6,000 suspected NaZI Buenos AIres, a~ rumored sll1ce mght after It entered Honduran Bahama~, was charged with posses­ war cnmmals 111 Canada, but the re- 1962 aIrspace and the pIlot refused to Iden- SIOn of 1,560 pound~ of manJuana o LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1987

now been cloned locally, but so has the latest polItI­ Filipino Dancing Aids cal thnller from the acclaImed author of "The Hunt For Red October" When the SovIets deCIde theIr Ebeye Beach Park Drive only chance for survIVal as a natIon IS to seIze the In conjunctIon wIth the AlnIkIen Kora Club's PersIan Gulf, they need to keep NA TO from ret~h­ dnve for a beach park on Ebeye, the dancers of the atIng Enter Red Storm - a four month plan of KwaJalem FIlIpIno CIvIc Club WIll entertaIn at the dIplomatic tnckery and crash mIlItary bUIld-up to Monkubok Club on Ebeye thIs Saturday night keep the West off-balance and vulnerable KwaJaleIn resIdents are InvIted to Jom the KFCC InternatIOnal Dance Troupe In ItS flfSt off-Island per­ "The Pamc Of '89," by Paul Erdman formance For $15, KwaJ resIdents wIll receIve It was 10 years ago that Erdman took the world by transportation to Ebeye, entrance to the club, dmner, It's "Return of the Heavy HItt.ers" tIme at the Grace Sherwood LIbrary, located on the second floor storm with hIS plaUSible account of how the world and of course the entertaInment The fun starts at 9 economy could topple In "The Crash of '79 " ThIS p m tomorrow and lasts nil mIdmght of the SpeCIal ServIces bUIldIng SInce the new book report has made few appearances lately, the lIbrary decade, read along as the thud world abandons ItS For tIckets to thIS chantable extravaganza, phone hefty debts to the West and two Venezuelan brothers GIna at 2516 has had plenty of tIme to accumulate bIg releases from some top authors set theIr WIly eyes on the Bank of Amenca - pre­ cIpItatIng a huge finanCIal cnsls "The Counterhfe," by Philip Roth Range Operation The author of "Portnoy's ComplaInt" IS back WIth "The Eyes Of The Dragon," by Stephen Kmg From GLOBAL OPERATIONS one of hIS forays Into fate, phIlosophy and everyday We mentIoned "It" above, but we neglected to COORDJNATION lIfe In "Counterhfe," the characters are tempted un­ mentIOn KIng's latest work - a fantasy? Well not ceaSIngly by the prospects for an alternatIve eXIstence qUIte We've got consummate evIl, homble death, A range operatlon IS scheduled for Sunday, that can reverse thelf fate Our gUIde through these and other KIng trademarks, but It'S set m a medIeval March 15, 1987 In connectIOn wIth thIS opera­ lIves IS novelIst Nathan Zuckerman - remember kmgdom and wntten, says KIng, so It would be a tIon, cautIOn areas wIll eXIst m the ocean WIthIn a Roth's "Zuckerman Unbound?" - a man who cal­ book hIS young daughter would lIke Flagg, the 200 nautIcal mIle radIUS of K waJalem and m the culates the pnce that's paId for theIr struggle to re­ court magICIan, fears the day when Pnnce Peter takes KwaJaleIn Atoll north of a lme Includmg BlgeJ verse theIr seemmgly meverslble deStinIes the throne If only he could play kIngmaker - agam Island and not IncludIng NInnI Island and south - and set the troubled Pnnce Thomas on the coun­ of a lIne JOInIng but not IncludIng Ennubm and "Red Storm Rlsmg," by Tom Clancy try's helm Hmm, there's more than one way to skm Yabernohr Islands Unless specIfIcally autho­ Sales are a good measure of a book's populanty a dragon' nzed, no alf or seacraft WIll enter the hazard area On KwaJ, where thIngs hke current books can be between the hours of 600 pm on Sunday, scarce, a good SIgn IS when the Sherwood buys a MaInstream not to your IIkmg? Remember, the March 15 and 4 00 a m on Monday, March 16 second copy Well, not only has Stephen KIng's "It" Grace Sherwood IS chock full of everythmg' All mId-atoll comdor Islands are deSIgnated as SHELTERED Islands Refer to the maps below for the KwaJalem Atoll caunon area and the ocean Jc)orsft,i,p 8ervi,ces For l(,waj a[ei,n, Roi,- N amu.r caution areas CATHOLIC At the 11 o'clock servIce the Chapel ChOIr, dIrected by SylVIa Rtley and accompamed by Loretta F1 ~ a 16600£ Saturday Mass (AntICIpated) 5 15 pm, Island Memonal Chapel ChIlders, wIll SIng "I BelIeve In Mrracles " Sunday Masses Sunday school classes for all ages are held at the 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel George SeItz School at 9 30 a m Adults are present 9 15 am, Island Memonal Chapel to aSSIst newcomers In fmdmg theIr classrooms II 15 am, ROI-Namur CommunIty Chapel The Sunday evenIng worshIp servIce on ROI-Na­ Monday-Fnday Masses mur WIll be held at 6 30 p m In the CommunIty 4 45 pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel BUIldIng and wtll be led by ChaplaIn Robert ConfeSSIOns Johnson Saturday, 4 30-5 pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Gospel servIce WIll be held Sunday evenIng at 7 Also In the chaplaIn'S offIce, call 2116 beforehand p m In the Chapel Jom us for an mformal tIme of and Tr 835, call 4535 beforehand son!! and worshIp Nursery IS proVIded for the 11 d m servIce CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday worshIp I~ held at 9 a m In Room 20, George Seltz School Vmtors are welcome For A SAIIT I-ATI~I'K'S IIAT more mformatIOn, call 3569 [ELEIII~ATI"1 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LA TTER-DA Y AT THE " SAINTS ServIces are held In the Corlett RecreatIon Center \'''I~\vE TUI~ [LUll Pnesthood and Rehef SOCIety meel1ngs start at 9 45 am, Sunday school at 10 40 and Sacrament meetmg .\\ul'eb fl, 19Ui at 11 25 VlSltors are alway~ welcome For more InformdtIon, call Mark Hamon at H2885/W649I Servlces on ROI-Namur are held at 8 a m In the r J IIi ",,::. ~ MULL IGIHAWt.ly saul' ROI-Namur Commumty Center Call Paul De La NEw ENGl AND ElOILED DI .. 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the ROI meetmgs ~_ \\.1 DUI"II=LINGS ~'h-; Yr LOAF OF E'READ ..,11H E'UTTER J GREEN GODDESS DRESS I NO I GREEN I"IELON PROTEST At-.TT i JI1INT ICE ClO'EI"oJl1 Sunday mormng worshIp servIces will be held at .1 9 IP£RSON C I LDREN I & UNDER .9 '1~ 8 and 11 a m at the Island Memonal Chapel COR ED BEEF' CABBAGE S£P ED LoIITH ChaplaIn Todd LaBute will preach the sermon tItled ~OTATOE5 COLE SLALoI "Hope In The Hoopla," based on Acts 2 14-41 HOT JI1U5TQRD PINNER ROLLSrBurrER I=AT5 t~=~ SpeCIal musIc at the 8 a m servIce WIll be pro­ SODA VIded by the Chapel ChOIr SIngIng "Lamb of God" 51=1M THE MAN A THE ELECTRIC QRGI=IN

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Saturday Kwajalem Friday KwaJalem LNE TIME DELAY PROGRAM 804 Children s Programs 1004 Today Showrrake Two 10 26 The FuntastIc World Of Hanna Barbera 1 51 GUldmg Llght/Donahue 11 30 Sports Legends Hall Of Fame 3 23 Sesame Street 500 pm InterView W/MSgt Silass Katjdng 1152 HeeHaw 4 21 SerendipIty SIngers (11 59) 500 a m 5 15 CBS NCAA Play OfCs TrIple header 1243 SOCial Life Of Small Urban Spaces (Info Spec) 447 Jeopardy/General HOSPlldl (Teams to be announced) 142 The World A TV History 5 55 Glmme A Break 100 pm Sunlast Jr Track Meet 209 In Session 621 CBS News/CNN Sports 200 Black Achievement aW'lfds 234 MSgt Sllass Katang SpecIal 7 16 Ted Kmght Show (1225) 310 CNN HeadlIne News (lIP) * 249 Ripley s BelIeve It Or Not 741 CharlIe & Company (1250) 430 CNN Sports TOnIght 340 Wheel Of FOI1une 806 Spenser For Hire (I 16) 403 SIX Of A KInd !Webster 8 56 Star Spangled Girl (2 06) fu!lli!gy 602 CNN HeadlIne News 10 30 CNN Headlme News 500am 600pm CBS NCAA Play Off, (I game) 632 Tales From The Darkslde (II 55) 11 00 Tomght Show 700 800 ABC Atlanta 500 (HP) * 656 V (1219) 100 pm ABC ThiS Week With DaVid Bnnklcy 745 Murder She Wrote (1 08) Saturday ROI 200 CBS People s ChOice A wards 836 St Elsewhere (I 59) 430 CNN Sports Tomght 930 Hee HawlDIffrent Strokes 925 The Vegas Strip War (248) 500 CNN PInnacle 1046 The New Leave It To Beaver 530 ABC Busmess World 1106 Dick Clark s NUetIme (Starts) 11 12 InSide ChInatown (Info Spec) 11 56 Phenomenal World Week Night SpeeIals Sunday Kwajalem 1220 NatIonal GeographiC Explorer Ilull!y 1246 GroWIng PaIns 730 pm Barbara Walters Special 904 RelIgious Programs III Barefoot In Athens 820 Ireland & The Irish 10 37 Sunday Mornmg 231 EntertaInment This Week 905 Pro-Bowlmg Tour 1203 FmngLme 3 19 SohdGold 10 15 ChampIOnship WrestlIng 102 Wash Week In ReView 407 To Serve Them All My Days Wednesday 127 To Serve Them All My Days 500 Highway To Heaven 300/7 00 NBC News Greed & Power On Wall Street 220 Phenomenal World 553 Star Trek/GlItter (I hr) 243 ExcJUng World Of Speed And Beauty 729 Spenser For Hire (* JIP _ J om In Progress 308 Showcase Theatre 819 Hill Street Blues 427 New Adventures Of Superman 9 09 Forbidden Monday Fnday 449 FrontlIne 11 02 DICk Clark S NuetIme 130 am ABC World News ThiS Mornmg 546 Best Of Your Show Of Shows 200 AFRTS Closed ClfCUIt 609 George Bums Comedy Week 230 CNN HeadlIne News 634 Dlffrent Strokes Sunday ROI 300 NBC Today Show 659 Star Trek #32 (12 35) 900 At Home WIth The Bible 500 CNN HeadlIne News 746 Cheers (I 22) 9 26 Hour Of Power 600 CNN Take Two 812 Night Court (I 48) 10 14 George Bums Comedy Week 700 CNN HeadlIne News 837 HIli Street Blues (2 13) 10 39 Sports Legends All Of Fame 730 Mon CBS 60 MInutes 928 Love Lives On (M T) (3 03) 11 02 Video One/All Star WrestlIng Tues Pro BowlIng 11 05 DaVid Lettennan 1238 Sunday MornInglDavld Bnnkley Wed Arnencan Interest 11 50 Best Of Carson 3 01 Amenca s Top Ten Fn Fmng LIne 3 24 Ripley s BelIeve It Or Not 830 Wed Entertamment ThiS Week 415 The World A TV History Thr SolId Gold Monday K wajalein 442 Webster 10 04 Today Show 5 07 Glmme A Break 930 CNN HeadlIne News 1204 Take Two 5 33 Ted Kmght/The LIVIng Body 1000 CNN Take Two 151 GUldmgLlght 6 26 Wheel Of Fortune II 00 AFRTS Closed ClfCUIt 235 Donahue 6 49 Murder She Wrote 1130 ABC World News TOnIght 3 23 Sesame Street 7 39 St Elsewhere/ V 1200 NBC Nightly News CBS News TOnIght 4 21 New Leave It To Beaver 9 19 Eureka Stockade (Part I) 1230 pm 4 47 Jeopardy 11 05 DaVid Lettennan 100 CNN Pnme News 5 09 General Hospital 200 CBS News (West Coast EdIUon) 5 55 GroWIng PaIns 230 PBS McNel1!Lehrer News Hour 620 ABC News Monday ROI 330 CNN HeadlIne News 6 50 CNN Sports 1200 Today Show/GUidIng Light 400 CNN Moneylme 7 15 Mary (12 30) 242 Ebony/Jet Showcase (Fn - Amenca s Top Ten) 741 The A Team (12 56) 3 05 PuttIn On The Hits 430 NBC Tomght Show 8 30 RemIngton Steele (I 45) 3 27 Jeopardy/Donahue 530 CNN Sports TOnIght 921 Our Family Honor (Starts) (236) 4 37 General Hospital 600 ABC NlghtlIne 10 10 Hell Town (3 25) 521 Take Two/ABC News 630 CNN Headlme News 11 01 CNN HeadlIne News 646 Best Of Your Show Of Shows 700 CNN NewsNlght 11 31 TOnIJ(ht Show 709 RemIngton Steele 730 CNN Sports Late NIght 800 Love boat (Starts) 800 CNN NewsNlght Up Date 9 15 A LIttle Game 900 CNN Larry Kmg Tuesday Kwajalem IO 30 Tonight Show 10 00 CNN Cross Fife 1004 Today Showrrake Two 10 30 CNN ShoBlz Today 151 GUidIng Light II 00 CNN DayBreak 234 Donahue Tuesday ROI II 30 CNN Busmess Mornmg 323 Romper Room & Fnends 12 00 Today Show/GUidIng Light 1200 CNN DayBreak 348 KId~ Incorporated 242 In SessIOn 100am CNN Headlme News 410 PuttIn On The Hits 3 07 EXCItIng World Of Speed And Beauty 432 Jeopardy 3 32 Jeopardy/Donahue See the mghtly prmted schedule for late program changes 454 General Hospital 4 42 General Hospital 540 The LIVIng Body 5 26 Take Two/CBS News 609 CBS News 651 Cheers MOVIES 639 CNN Sports 7 17 Crazy LIke A Fox (Starts))lDallas 704 60 MInutes S Spacecamp Richardson 7 30 (pG) 8 57 Adventures Of Huck FInn A Big Trouble Richardson 930 (pG) 759 GlItter (1 35) 11 02 Tomght Show 850 Hollywood Beat (2 26) T Soul Man Tradewmds 8 00 (pG 13) 940 Return To Eden MGM Cartoon MagIC Teen Center I 00 (G) 10 29 The Passage (M T) (3 16) Wednesday ROI 1206 CNN HeadlIne News 12 00 Today Show/GUidIng Light S Escape From The Planet Of The Apes TradewInds 800 (G) 1236 TOnIght Show 242 Merv Show U Pluto Teen Center I 00 (G) 3 29 Jeopardy/Donahue Wednesday K wajalem 4 39 General Hospital M PIPPI On The South Seas Richardson 7 30 (G) 523 Take Two 1004 Today Show 618 NBC News T Escape From The Planet OfThe Apes Yokwc Yuk 630(G) 1204 Take Two 648 Night Court U Desert Bloom Yokwe Yuk 830 1230(pG) 151 GUidIng Light 7 13 60 MInutes E Spacecamp Tradewmds 800 (PG) 235 Donahue 8 05 Hollywood Beat 323 Sesame Street 8 56 WIll Penny W Spacecamp Richardson 7 30 (pG) 421 Jeopardy E Soul Man TradewInds 800 (pG 13) __ ~T",-~on:!!l""gh:!!t~S~h::::o..::w_~~~ ____1 443 General Hospital 529 NatIonal GeographIC Explorer T Big Trouble Yowke Yuk 630 830 1230 (PG) 556 NBC News Thursday ROI H Escape From The Planet Of The Apes Tradewmds 8 00 (G) 626 CNN Sports 1200 Today Show/GUldmg Light 651 EntertaInment This Week 242 SerendipIty SIngers F PlPPI On The South Seas Yokwe Yuk 630 (G) 739 Mdgnum P I (12 25) 307 227 R TBA Yokwe Yuk 830 1230 Dallas (I 15) 829 332 Jeopardy I Big Troublel 8 00 (pG) 919 Golden Gate (M T ) (2 05) 354 Donahue 10 56 CNN Headlme News 442 General Hospital Big Trouble Alan Arkhl Peter Fdlk 1126 TOnIght Show 526 Take Two Comcdy RT 93 PG 621 ABC News A hdpJess msurance peddler whose only fmanclal concerns are to send hiS sons to 651 GroWIng PaIns Yale IS lured mto a murder for profIt scheme by an allurIng housewife who cons hlln Thursday Kwajalem Into commIttIng an unknOWIng fake murder 716 Return to Eden 1004 Today Show 805 Our Family Honor 1204 Take Two 855 Goldrunner Desert Bloom John VOight Jobeth WIlliams 151 GUldmg Light IO 27 TOnIl!ht Show Drama RT 104 PG 235 Donahue Rose a 13 year old who s a crackerjack of a student sees anythmg but rosy as her 324 Jetsons mother tries to hold down a job while pretendmg her marnage IS workIng while at 346 3 2 1 Contact Friday Roi the same tIme her stepfather SIts content wIth a bottIe of booze IIstemng to hiS 414 Jeopardy 12 00 Today Show shonwave radio 436 General Hospital 2 00 GUidIng Light 522 Merv Show 242 Video One PIPPI In The South Seas Inger Nilsson Par Sundberg 611 ABC News 3 29 Jeopardy Adventure RT 85 G 641 CNN Sports 351 Donahue In thiS swashbucklIng adventure PIPPI rescues her sea captam father who has 706 SohdGold 4 39 General Hospital been kIdnapped by pirates 754 227 (1243) 5 23 Take Two/CBS News 819 HIghway To Heaven (l 08) 648 Mary (Ends)/CharlIe And Company Spacecamp Kate Capshdw Tom Skerntt 911 CIty Killer (200) 7 40 Magnum P I SCience FictIon RT 107 PG 1051 CNN HeadlIne News 8 30 Tales From The Darkslde Spacecamp IS a summer camp for children who want to ~pcnd a week Iearnmg about 1121 TOnIght Show 8 54 Hauser s Memory space travel and partICipatIng In Simulated mlssons 12 20 Ebony /J et Showcase 10 31 Tomght Show r o WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1987 u.s. Stands By Trade Bill Clears First Hurdle Hawaiian Update Refusal To By MIKE ROBINSON Ing our trade laws but dOIng It In a HONOLULU (AP) - The Hawal1 ASSOCIated Press Wnter manner that opens markets WIthout CounCIl of Churches has called for a Renegotiate thiS fnghtemng word protectIomsm " public informatIOn campaIgn tQ WASHINGTON - SweepIng Rep WIlham Frenzel, R-MInn , a educate people about AIDS trade legislatIon cleared Its fIrst House SAIPAN, Northern Manana Is­ frequent admInistratIOn defender In The Rev John Noms, executIve hurdle yesterday as lawmakers put off the commlttee, saId the measure dIrector, Said the councIl has AIDS lands CAP) - The Umted States wIll a potentIally explOSIve vote on how to contInue Its refusal to renegotIate a needed further refinement but hailed task forces at work, but saId present curb huge foreIgn surpluses amassed proposed Compact of Free ASSOCIa­ the "POSSlblhty of a consensus trade efforts are not enough to stop the In commerce with the Umted States tIon wIth Palau, accordIng to the U S bIll that the preSIdent can sIgn" He spread of the disease "On a very bipartisan baSIS, trade State Department's lIaIson to MICro­ saId the objectIve was to push for­ In testImony before the House legIslatIon IS movIng," said Rep Dan ward WIth modificatIons EducatIon Committee yesterday, neSIa Rostenkowskl, D-Ill , chairman of James Berg, dIrector of the de­ "I thmk what members were votIng NorrIS saId, "what IS needed IS a the House Ways and Means Com­ partment's new OffIce of Freely As­ for was process rather than the pns­ maSSIve publIc education campaign" mIttee, after the bIll won sub­ socIated State AffaIrs, saId Wednes­ tIne beauty of every word In the bIll," Thousands In Hawan WIll dIe of commIttee approval on a vOIce vote saId Frenzel, appearIng at the news Ignorance unless there IS a com­ day that Palau's strong antI-nuclear The bIll would gIve the admInIS­ constitutIon probably would have to conference WIth Rostenkowskl and prehenSIve sex educatIOn program In tratIon new authonty to use Import two other Ways and Means Demo­ the schools and through the medIa, he be rewntten to comply WIth the terms restraInts to open overseas markets of the proposed compact crats, Sam GIbbons of Flonda and saId and protect U S IndustrIes hard hIt Donald J Pease of OhIO The educatIOn campaign should The compact would guarantee by foreIgn competItIOn Before Palau economIc aId and would gIVe Expected skumlshmg over an start "at the lowest grade," Noms reachIng the House floor, It IS ex­ the UnIted States exclUSIve mIlItary alteratIon proposed by Rep RIchard saId pected to be combIned with pro­ nghts In the Islands, located 900 Gephardt, D-Mo, failed to matenal­ VISIons beIng fashIOned by other mIles southwest of Guam Ize as he put off any vote untIl the HONOLULU (AP) - Honolulu panels Issue IS taken up by the full Ways and A constItunonal provISIon that bans Semor Democrats and the Reagan police say the number of permIts nuclear weapons can be waIved only Means Commlltee, perhaps next Issued on OahJ for purchase of admInIstratIon maIntaIned an unac­ week If 75 percent of those voting agree In customed armIstice on the trade Issue, handouns Increased last year four electIOns, pro-compact forces As approved by the subcommittee, Nearly 1,700 permIts for pmchase which has regularly produced partIsan the measure would prOVide the presI­ have failed to muster enough support fIreworks for two years The pro­ of h"ndguns were Issued In 1986, dent WIth authonty to order Import police said ThIS compares WIth for the change posal, a reVISIon of legIslatIOn ap­ Berg Said the UnIted States WIll restraInts In retalIatIOn agaInst SIzable 3,340 I~sued In 1985, and was the proved by the House In 1986, was trade surpluses WIth the UnIted States hIghest figure In five yea! s make no proposals regardIng Palau's drafted to woo WhIte House support bemg run by Japan and perhaps seven PolIce emphaSIzed that the statistIcs consntunon Rostenkowskl called It "toughen- "That IS the Important pOInt," Berg other newly IndustrIalIzed countnes represent the number of people ap­ saId "We have no proposals wlth plYIng to buy handgun~ and not the respect to the conStitutIOn It IS for Two AIDS Drugs Seem To Work number of handguns purchased The Palau to determme what to do " permIts are valId for only a short The UnIted States wIll walt In­ Against Each Other penod defInitely for Palau to agree to the By WARREN E LEARY nbavmn, an antIVIral drug made by The number of permIts Issued for compact's terms, Berg saId AP SCIence Wnter ICN PharmaceutIcals of Costa Mesa, purchase of nfles and shotguns The compact has been approved on Calif dropped slIghtly from 1,947 In 1985 to 1,886 la~t year, polIce saId The four occaSIOns by the maJonty of WASHINGTON - Two drugs The researchers Said It appears Palau voters, as well as the U S whIch separately may be benefiCial In nbavmn prevents necessary chemical number of firearms regIstered by people brIngIng them mto the state Congress treatIng AIDS show notIceably less changes In AZT that are reqUired for Fire Under Control effectiveness and may even harm the drug to mterfere WIth reproductIon also was down, from 4,22& In 1985 to patients when used together, of the VIrus which causes acqUired 3,413 last year VOLCANO (AP) - A brush fIre SCientIsts say Immune defICIency syndrome * * '" that has destroyed more than 1,000 Researchers at Boston's Massa­ In a multI-staged process, AZT HONOLULU CAP) - FBI agents acres of land WllhIn Hawall Vol­ chusetts General Hospital and must pick up phosphorus to become and Honolulu police hdve seized 32 canoes NatIonal Park was reported elsewhere Said yesterday they tested active agamst VIral reproduction, Vogt VIdeo game machInes In a raid on a under control thiS mornIng the drugs AZT and nbavmn m several saId Rlbavmn, WhICh goes through storeroom In Kakaako Park spokesman Jon Enckson Said dIfferent human cell cultures and the same process, seems to compete Police Said the machines had been an overflIght thIS mornIng showed the found they antagomzed one another with AZT to decrease Its effectIVe­ moved from a Kona Street game room blaze had been brought under control, "It IS conceivable that thiS mech­ ness, he said that had been under investigatIOn for although It contInued to burn In spots anIsm happens In people as well," Dr AZT, which reduced the symptoms promotIng gamblIng Enckson saId the blaze had burned Markus W Vogt Said In a telephone and death rate of patIents WIth AIDS The law enforcement offICials were more than 1,000 acres along the IntervIew "ThIS should be tested In In a tnal last year, IS being taken armed With a search warrant when HIIIna Pall Road He saId he would ammals before trymg the combInatIOn expenmentally by thousands of pa­ they confIscated the machInes, which be unable to gIve a more accurate In humans" tIents m a new test are Illegal In Hawau No arrests were estImate untIl the fIre was out The researchers caunoned that des­ A Food and Drug AdmInIstratIOn made Enckson saId fIrehghters would perate patIents WIth the fatal disease adVisory panel recommended In InvestIgators Said FBI agents and work to keep the blaze contaIned to­ who obtaIn the expenmental drugs January that AZT receIve prescnpnon polIce have seized more than 100 day, WhIle three helIcopters drop Illegally may harm themselves If they approval, but the apphcatlOn still IS machInes In rald<; on VIdeo game­ water on hotspots mIX the two pendIng, accordIng to FDA spokes­ rooms dunng the past three weeks Two addItIOnal he!Jcopters mIght "I am afraid that both AZT and man Brad Stone ThiS has prompted some operators JOIn the effort, Enckson Said nbavmn are or wIll be avaIlable on ICN, WhICh claims nbavmn helps to shut down, the Investigators said FIrefIghters were concerned about the black market, partIcularly In large delay the onset of full-blown AIDS m * * * WInds that could blow the blaze out of CItIes on the East and West Coasts," people Infected with the ViruS that LAHAINA (AP - MaUl polIce say control agaIn, Enckson saId saId Dr Martln S HIrSch, head of causes the dIsease, has applied for a Japanese visitor who was killed Enckson saId 45 people were AIDS research at the hospItal approval of expanded tnals wllh the when he Jumped In front of a tram Involved In the effort, IncludIng "It IS a natural temptation for peo­ drug was despondent over the theft of hIS NatIonal Park rangers, traIned Vol­ ple who are desperate and fear for In a report pub!J<;hed today In the belongIngs cano reSIdents and mIlItary personnel theIr hves to attempt to combme these Journal SCience, the Boston re­ The victim was IdentIfied as from KIlauea MIlItary Camp Twenty drugs," he contInued searchers, Includmg Robert School­ Toobel Tanaka, 64, a retIred textIle MaInland fIrefIghters amved last The Boston researchers tested ey, Kevan Hartshorn and Leslie manufacturer of Kyoto, Japan nIght aZIdothynudme, or AZT, made by the Coleman, and Phillip Furman and Tanaka threw himself In front of The fIre was reported at about 2 Burroughs Welkome Co, of Re­ James Fyfe of Wellcome, saId the the LahaIna, KaanapalI and PaCIfIC a m yesterday search Tnangle Park, N C, WIth drug nuXIng results were unexpected RaIlroad traIn Thursday, pollce said

Briefly workers mIght have been trapped on the WhIte House, WIll be deputy chief FinanCial News the bunnng ShIP, the Ehsabetta Mon­ of staff, fIllIng a post that has been KUW AIT (AP) - PhIhppIne tanan, a 2,893-ton hquefled gas vacant Since the resIgnatIOn of PreSIdent Corazon AqUino was carner bUllt In 1969 The vessel was at Michael K Deaver early In 1985 DOLLAR CLOSING quoted today as sayIng FerdInand the CMT shIpyard In Porto San * * * In Tokyo Marcos could be allowed to return VItale BANJUL, Gambia (AP) - SIr 15348 yen to the country If he showed self­ The fire was brought under control Dawda Jawara, who has led Gambia CLOSING TOTALS restramt and cooperatIon less than two hours after It began, po­ SInce BntIsh colomal rule ended In Gold Down $1 40 to $408 50 SIlver Down $0 04 to $5 55 In an Interview with the KuwalU lice saId, and rescue work.ers search­ 1965, was elected preSident for the newspaper AI-An baa, AqUInO saId Ing for survivors recovered 12 DOW JONES fourth time by a Wide maJonty, the CLOSING AVERAGES that the ousted preSIdent could bodIes government announced return "If he demonstrates SIncere 30 Industnals * * * The Intenor MInIstry yesterday Down 8 68 to close 2258 66 IntentIon to be self-restraIned and to WASHINGTON (AP) - PreSI­ Said Jawara received more than 61 rectIfy and make up for the suf­ dent Reagan, seekIng to restore hiS 20 TransportatIons percent of the votes cast In Wednes­ Down 8 36 to close 935 632 fenngs he caused the country " admInIstratIOn's momentum after Its day's general electIons HIS strongest * * * Iran-Contra setbacks, IS turmng to a 15 UtlhtIes nval, Shenf Mustapha Dlbba, leader Down 0 75 to close 216 55 RA VENNA, Italy (AP) - FIre veteran of past legislanve tnumphs to of the NatIOnal ConventIon Party, 65 Stocks swept an Italian shIp undergOIng be nght-hand man to ChIef of Staff received 25 percent A third can­ repaIrs near thIS Adnatlc port today, Howard H Baker Down 4 54 to close 855 54 dIdate, Assan Musa Camara of the Volume 150,870,000 kllhng at least 12 workers, police The WhIte House announced yes­ Gambia People's Party, polled about said te.day that Kenneth M DubersteIn, See LIStIngs In 14 percent $ Grace Sherwood LIbrary ImtIal reports saId two other former dIrector of legislatIVe affaIrS at * * *

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Sf 'I" II Sfll!f --~-- 11 c SPORTS HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH Island Sports Bits A (Downwind) Coaches Needed Coaches are desperately needed for the Youth Out­ ooor Soccer Program Dash Of Color Coaches are needed for the Small Fry, Pee Wee and By GARY SHAW Jumor leagues Anyone Interested In volunteerIng KwaJalem RunnIng Club should contact Cathy Tate at 3331 or 3754 'Small Fry' Sprmg Season RIsmg heat waves shImmer across the broad ex­ There wtll be either a Small Fry (ages 5-7) outdoor panse of concrete Far In the dIstance, mInute and soccer league or a T-ballieague held thIS spnng barely dlscernable, lIes the ObjectIve The wmd blows It IS requested that parents specIfy whIch league you relentlessly toward It, whIsperIng as It rushes past, would lIke your chIld to play In when regIsterIng urgIng forward motIon where none now eXIsts The them One league WIll be scheduled dependIng on In­ muscles tense, but stIll there IS no movement Then a terest vOIce cnes out agaInst the WInd and a muffled clap, Parents may sIgn up theIr chIldren at the Teen Cen­ hke thunder from a blue sky, unleashes a flood of ter between 2 30-6 30 pm, Monday-FrIday For adrenahne and mCltes a mass of humamty Into fren­ further mformatlon, contact Cathy Tate at 3754 ZIed motIon Now the WInd seems to cease and the Tenms Demo rushIng whIsper IS replaced by the sound of rhythmIC AI Lagon crosses the flllish line With In conjunctIon with the KwaJaleIn Tenms Club and footfalls and labored breathIng Underfoot, small de­ a time of 5 04 to capture a fourth-place SpeCial ServIces, Ed Beyster, tenms pro from Barbers taIls flash qUIckly Into VIew and are Just as qUIckly finish In Sunday's Dash POInt, Honolulu, Will be presentIng a tenms demon­ lost Ahead, the blaZIng sun glares mIghtIly agaInst (Photo by LARRY ALLEN, the onrush of humanIty, but to no avaIl The stratIOn on Saturday, March 14 at 4 30 p m at the PRC Kentron Photo Lab) Yuk tenms courts onslaught cannot be halted Step by step the objectIve grows nearer and the mInd stretches out to meet It, All KwaJalem reSIdents are mvIted to this fun, free In the Teen category, Kenny Jourdan (4 54) came In drawIng the unwIllIng body along The yellow lIne clImc close behInd Shaughnessy to take first place whIle underfoot stretches unemngly ahead as the dIstance Runnmg of the Green Valene VIncent (7 29) turned In the best tIme 'for the markers fall one by one Now the mInd and the body The KwajaleIn Runnmg Club WIll sponsor the In the Youth group, Sarah Goff (7 50) crossed meld Into one, workIng together In a way more ladle~ NInth Annual RunnIng of the Green on Sunday, the flnI~h lIne a mere one second ahead of Andrea glonous than technology can ever deVIse But Just as March 15 LIndborg to capture fIrst place for the gIrls whIle the combInatIOn of body and mInd seem Invmclble, The race WIll be approximately three mIles Runners Brent WillIams (6 12) outrustanced hIS compet;tors by report to the JoggIng board by 5 p m The race wIll Just as the apex of performance seems at hand, tIme a WIde margIn begInS to slow and the body becomes weakened and begIn at 5 30 p m CertifIcates wIll be presented to all Jommg the category wmners WIth ImpressIve tImes burdened by Its task But walt - the objectIve looms fInIshers Refreshments WIll be served after the race were Bob Sholar (445) WIth the second overall large now and there IS no holdIng back, no hedge Entry fee IS $1 for KRC members and $3 for non­ fastest tIme and rankmg second among the women members agaInst faIlure The body IS now propelled forward was Cns LIndborg (616) WIth all remaInIng mIght The objectIve IS overtaken, Contact DIck LaRoche at 3372(W) or 2415(H) for In a random drawIng held after the race, two addI­ the goal IS attaIned The mInd and the body rejOIce to­ more InfOrmatIOn tIonal certIficates for runnmg shoes were won by dash gether and share In thIS ageless moment of exhIlara­ Softball Meetmgs partICIpants Lynn Elzwelg and Ken Paulson SWIng Into softball by partIcIpatIng In the 1987 tIon and tnumph spnng softball season The season IS tentatively ThIS IS the expenence of runmng scheduled to begIn the week of Apnl 6 for both men's ThIS IS the 1987 DownWInd Dash and women's leagues ThIS year, a total of 54 runners Teams Interested In partIcIpatIng should submIt from ages three to 67 turned out for rosters at the manager's meetIng, Thursday, March the one-mIle dash down the 26, 5 30 p m at the CRC, Room 3 Bucholz FIeld taxIway on Sunday, Each team IS responSIble to proVIde at least one team March 8 member to serve as an officIal FaIlure to comply WIll The start, coordInated by result In team Inehglblhty The officlatmg chmc WIll members of the Kwaplem RadIO be held Tuesday, March 31,530 pm on Brandon and RunnIng Clubs, took place at FIeld 5 05 pm Aided by a steady 16-knot wmd, Anyone Interested m scorekeepmg must attend the the lead runners saIled across the scorekeepIng chnIc, Wednesday, AprIl 1,4 pm on Brandon field flmsh hne m well under fIve mm­ For further InfOrmatIOn, contact Carol Anne Scally utes at 3331 CertifIcates for runmng shoes were proVIded to the flTSt-place male and female fInIshers m all categones - Masters, Open, Teen and Youth Local Schedule Masters' wmners were Ed Goff DownWind Dash category winners pose With their cer­ (5 22) and Lmda Taylor (7 44) tificates for a pair of running shoes prOVided by the event' Soccer sponsor s Tomght Wmners m the Open category, and overall Dash wmners, were Geoff From L to R Linda Taylor, Geoff Shaughnessy Bess Bu 5 15 TermInators vs Spartans I Shaughnessy (4 42) and Bess chanan, Valene Vincent, Kenny Jourdan Ed Goff Sa h - (Marsh/Koemg) Goff and Brent Williams " ra Saturday Buchanan (5 58) * 3 00 Spartans II vs Bull-Its (Women's play-offs) (Photo by LARRY ALLEN, PRe Kentron Photo Lab) (Taylor/Sholar) - note schedule change Monday Monday 6 00 Young Warnors vs Never Agam (Lewls!Esten) 5 25 ROI Hackers vs #3 (Men's play-offs) 7 00 HOOSIers vs Bootleggers (Mendez/Coulon) Last Night's Results (TBA) 8 00 Spartans I vs Fubar (Montomo/Tucker) Soccer Tuesday Spartans III 7, Out For Blood 2 5 15 Out For Blood vs #1 (Men's play-offs) Tuesday Goals Tim Sublette - 3, Charles Stinnett, (TBA) 600 HOOSIers vs Ebeye Vice (TBA) Wednesddy Jay Thomas, Zac Mansfield, Marcus Hunt 5 15 Spartans I vs wInner of Spartans IIlBull-Its Wednesday (Spartans) - 1, Jeff Beckley, Brett Marsh (Women's ~'11plOn~hlp) 6 00 Koba Maron vs Fubar (LongfTuckcr) (Blood) - 1 (TBA) 7 00 ROI Trackers vs No Idea (Mendez/Sullivan) Indoor Soccer Thursday 8 00 Lmllted Edmon vs Spartans (Mendel/Gates) Alabama 6, Arizona 1 5 15 Men's champIOnshIp Goals JUnior Rodrigues - 3, Danny (TBA) Thursday Hanakahl, Tony Lee, Mark Denny Sunday 600 4Q's vs Young Warnors (Long/Coulon) (Alabama) - 1, Doug Ahnne (Arizona) -1 3 00 Men's Al tar game 7 00 ROI Rats vs Bootleggers (Montomo/Mendez) Basketball 8 00 Spartans II vs Kanes (Montomo!Nlcholson) Indoor boccer ROI Rats 62, Fubar 48 Saturdav High scorers Glenn Kealoha (Rol) - 20, 2 00 AubulTI VS USC Bowling Highlights Eddie Guess (Fubar) - 17, Matt Nameth In the Leftovers MIxed HandIcap League (Rol) - 15, Mike Elias (Rol) - 14, Dan Basketball Men's DIVISIon Servatlus, Paul Henke (Fubar) - 12 Tomght High game Paul FeliCiano, 222 Spartans I 38, Bootleggers 33 (Games rescheduled) 2nd high game Pete Boldan, 217 High scorers Ray Lynn (Bootleggers) - 16 Saturday High senes Pete Boldan, 581 4 30 Hot vs Ebeye VIce (TBA) 2nd high senes Paul FeliCiano, 1)35 Women's DIVISIon Radio Time Change Sunday High game Mercedes Kronick, 190 The radIO mtervlew with U S Army MStg 6 00 Arrwolf vs Rockets (Scally/Beckham) 2nd high game VI Cunningham, 156 Katjang, explammg to Marshallese about Umted 7 00 EdItIOn vs Short CIrCUIt (leWis/Sullivan) High series Mercedes Kronick, 472 States Armed Forces, WIll be aIred over AFRTS radIO 2nd high series Joanne Haub, 410 at 330 P m on Sunday, March 15 ------~--- o FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1987 'Newton's Apple' Mixes TV And Ann Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS My sister-m-law has a sure cure for the Computer Programs unthInkIng (or Just plam By ROBERT BARR mconslderate) male who refuses to ASSOCIated Press Wnter offer hIS seat on a bus or tram to a pregnant woman NEW YORK - WithIn "Newton's Apple" this season there's a brand-new SIS stumbled upon thIS cure qUite corps, of computer users, who can expect much fanCIer treatment next season by aCCident when she was seven The PBS sCience show had four programs thiS season that could be studied months pregnant After boardmg a either on a personal computer, USIng -:cftware distributed free of charge to bus she found, to her dIsmay, there schools or through computer bulletIn boards was no avaIlable seat - only a strap "We're really pleased With them and plannIng to do more," saId James to hang on to The gentleman dIrectly SteInbach, the show's executIve producer "It looks hke somethIng that will 10 front of her was so engrossed 10 the contInue to grow" newspaper he was readmg that he The difference next season IS that the software will be wntten for larger faIled to notice the color drammg We had to stop seemg each other computers The first software, which mcluded lessons on mmors, probablhty from her face and the rapid movement because her parents would not accept and hypothenma, was deSigned for 16K memones of her hand as she tned to cover her me I had a SImilar expenence WIth a After allOWIng 6K for the user's mteractIon, the programs had very httle mouth Too late - she threw up all memory for fancy graphICS Korean-Amencan gIrl several months over hIm In the InertIa segment, there was a little graphiC shOWIng an apple bonkIng before ThiS happened 43 years ago The Newton's noggIn, but the pictures were generated USIng text characters A Japanese-Amencan fnend of man was a young sailor So "Next year, they'll look hke profeSSIOnal and expensive software," SaId Tom mme SaId her boyfnend's parents from somewhere 10 thIS world IS a 60lsh Hallman of Tel-Ed, a Los Angeles educanonal frrrn that deSIgned the programs the MIdwest hate her because "her Navy vet who IS not only wIlhng, kind" have screwed up the car "We had some good construcnve cnncIsm, especIally from some of the ncher but mSIstent that a pregnant lady take states, that our programs were needless memory misers, that the programs could mdustry My aunt says all blacks are hIS seat SMILING IN be more fancy," Hallman said welfare cheats, Jews are money­ SACRAMENTO hungry crooks, Poles are dumb and HIS firm surveyed school contacts 10 50 states, and found that 70 percent of DEAR SAC Wonderful story - Itahans are hot-tempered The woman the machmes 10 schools used 128K programs The programs are wntten for but that feat would be pretty hard Apple II machmes was born 10 thIS country and conSiders to duplicate There's got to be an herself "a good Amencan " Among the subjects of next year's programs IS a lesson about the easier way Like maybe "fainting" phYSIOlogical effects of cocame, and another on the phYSical pnnclples mvolved I beheve the cure for raCial and and landing on hiS lap between ethmc prejudice IS to be aware that It 1Il gymnastICS the editOrial page and the want eXIsts and vow not to contrIbute to It "No one had ever done thiS before For a pIlot program, thiS flew amazmgly ads well, well enough that Du Pont IS mcreasmg Its fundmg commitment by about Pnntmg my letter IS a good place to 100 percent," Hallman SaId start - E R S, SARATOGA, CalIf DEAR ANN LANDERS I am a DEAR E R S Here's your The programs are wntten by teachers and reViewed by another panel of male student at a large CahforOia educators who teach sCience at the Jumor hIgh school level letter, but don't expect It to turn umverslty Although I am of mIxed anything around Children pick up The "Newton's Apple" team at KTCA-TV 10 Mmneapohs also reviews the European and PolyneSian hentage, I software "to make sure It has the flavor of the show," Hallman SaId the prejudices of their parents look CaucasIan The best way to stamp out thiS That demands a certam hght touch In the software about mmors, for I wonder If people are aware of the mstance, there's a multiple chOice questIOn askmg who would not see hIS ugliness IS by seeing to It that extent to which raCIal and ethmc children of every culture go to reflectIOn 10 a mirror One of the chOices IS Ronald Reagan but the correct prejudIce eXIsts 10 the UOited States I answer IS Count Dracula school together Through dally was not conSCIOUS of It untIl last year "What made thIS different was not Just the programs themselves but (that) contact they Will learn that we are when I started to go with a beautiful all brothers and sisters under the they contacted a person 10 each state who could be a central person," said Flhpmo-Amencan girl 10 my class skin Stembach "It's freeware, so the pomt was to get copIes made" Hallman estImated that about 2,500 floppy disks were distributed, mostly to people who duplicated them for classroom use Next season, he hopes to double the SIze of the dIstrIbutIon hst Your Indi,idual "The result Will be, given the amount of memory we can fool around WIth software that would be worth $40 and $50," Hallman SaId Horoscope Both the show, which made ItS natIOnal debut 10 1983, and the computer programs are underwntten by Du Pont, but they are almost separate projects - ===== Fraftces Drake =====:::::::::::::= except for coordmatmg subject matter FOR SATURDAY MARCH 14, 1987 Ira FIatow, the TV host, has no mvolvement 10 the software, although he has ARIES SCORPIO pitched 10 to promote the Idea, Hallman SaId (Mar 21 to Apr 19) ~ (Oct 23 to Nov 21) CI!tE Stem bach SaId the computer programs weren't mtended to attract more The completIOn of a project renews A perfectly lovely SOCIal day IS VIewers for the program your drive for career ~uccess It s the capped off With speCIal moment" of ablhty to act on your dreams that togetherness WIth a romantIc Inter "While I'm certam It was a plus, and dId raIse 10 some areas the number of counts now ExerCise initiative est Greet the world WIth a smIle kids and teachers who were usmg the show," he SaId, "the malO goal wasn't to do TAURUS SAGITTARIUS that but to be another element of thiS project to get tools to teachers and give (Apr 20 to May 20) ,. (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ kids more and excltmg ways to learn sCience" Too much talk about your career A plan you ve been workmg on In plans may be out of place at a soctal prIvate IS now ready for unveIling It's Names In The News occasion OtherwI~e you II meet With full steam ahead You can make romance and exciting happenlng~ thmg~ happen for your career now NEW HAVEN, Conn (AP) - If you thought you already knew everythmg GEMINI CAPRICORN you wanted to about Amenca's top blue-collar rock Idol, Just WaIt Here comes (May 21 to June 20) ~ (Dec 22 to Jan I q) ~ "Prove It All Night! The Bruce Spnngsteen TrlVla Book" You ve had a domestic plan In your You re inSightful now and able to The 96-page book contaIns hsts of questIOns about Spnngsteen, matchmg head a long time and now you won t give good adVice A .,ense of adven games, word-find puzzles and fill-m-the-blanks walt another mmute to put It mto ture bnng~ you good tlme~ too actIon Expect to find yoursdf very Travel and recreatIOn are favored IndiVidual trIVia games cover tOpiCS such as the rocker's chIldhood, concerts, busy AQUARIUS unreleased songs, the E Street Band and guests appearances CANCER (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ~ Some examples Where did Bruce frrst record? What IS the maIden name of (June 21 to July 22) .II~ Fmanual plan., JllI now You rp Bruce's mother? What IS the only foreign phrase 10 Bruce's Iyncs? What IS the It s a leIsure packed day for you able to better your career p()~ltIon first hne of the frrst song on Bruce's first album? WIth VISItS _WIth fnend~ and outmgs and also wIll get those thing., done The answers A recordmg booth 10 the Bnck Mall Shoppmg Center 10 WIth loved one~ Cheerfulne~., make~ around the house that you want to Bncktown, N J , Adele Zmlh, "c'est magOlflque" from "Crush on You," and you a welcome addItIOn to any achIeve get together PISCES "Madman drummers bummers and IndIans 10 the summer With a teen-age LEO ,~ (Feb 19 to Mar 20) == diplomat" (July 23 to Aug 22) "rtl. You II have ~uccess In the redlm of Some questIOns are so obscure that author Deborah Mayer, 26, admIts 10 her Some long forgotten or unused human relat\Onshlp~ today There s a mtroductlOn, "I doubt even Bruce could answer them!" household Items may have resale speual emphasIS on shared happi RollIn RIggS, owner of Mustang Pubhshmg of New Haven, which IS value Work momentum pIcks up now nes~ WIth a romantIc Interest late and you re preoccupIed WIth money afternoon publIshmg the book, SaId It has an mltlal pnntmg of 35,000 copIes makmg plans IF BORN TODAY, you are drawn to * * * VIRGO both the arts and sCIences A nped for NEW YORK (AP) - Tom Brokaw acted as a personal graduate school of (Aug 23 to Sept 22) if.! adventure can make you exppnment broadcastmg for Jane Pauley dunng therr partnership on the show, the co-host of Thmgs go pretty much your way before settlIng on a vocatIOn Though NBC's "Today" show says Just be careful that you don t ovenn multI talented, you should aVOId any "He took pretty good care of me, not 10 a patroOlzmg way I was 10 year dulge your ~weet tooth A speCial tendency to expedIency COllquer younger than he was and hght years less expenenced," Pauley said In an accent IS placed on romance travel your restlessness and be WIllIng to and leIsure take the tIme nece~sary to make Interview 10 April's McCall's magazme LmRA something out of your con~lderdhle However, she said, "for all those years I was measunng what I SaId agamst (Sept 23 to Oct 22) ~ talent~ You should have no dIffICulty hIS Judgement Would Tom thmk thIS was IntellIgent? Would Tom thmk thiS Once you put your mind to It, you II commerudhzIng your crPdtlvP glft~ was WItty?" find that long put off tasks are easily though dt tImes you are not alway., Pauley SaId workmg WIth her current co-host, Bryant Gumbel, was hberatmg dealt With now It s a qUiet but wise In the handling of your funds because she thmks of him as a peer, not a teacher productive time Blrthdate of Michael Came, actor c

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four years, three today and Sat mornIng untIl noon Due to maInte­ recorded on 24-hour answenng servIce on 2633 or months hydro left, $65 each Call 3504/6595 nance The CRC meeting rooms wIll stIll be operat­ 2163 LOST Ing on normal hours FOOD SERVICES CHILD'S KEYS (three) on a nng wIth a yellow and ALL KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS ARE INVITED to PDR DINNER ENTREES FOR THE WEEK" black TJC Apache nng holder Call 3644 a KTC and SpeCIal SerVIces sponsored tenms Monday Assorted Cold Cuts demonstratIon and clImc by Ed Beyster, tenms pro Fish Stir Fry BROWN CARRERA PRESCRIPTION SUN­ Baked Meat Loaf from Honolulu on Sat, March 14 at 430 pm at Tuesday Cantonese Spareribs GLASSES Call Larry W3771 H2237 Yuk courts Don't mISS 11' HawaIIan Chopped Steak Wednesday Beef Pot Roast WANTED YY WOMAN'S CLUB LUNCHEON Thursday, Chicken Long Rice LEFT HAND GOLF CLUBS Call Marcy at H2083 March 19 Corned beef sandWIch and dessert $6 Thursday Roast Tom Turkey W2220 Guest speaker Rocky Capomgro WIll speak on "Drug Baked Vlrgmla Ham and Alcohol Abuse" SOCIal hour 1230 Call EmIly Friday Terlyakl Steak SERVICES OFFERED at 2406 for re~ervanons by March 16 BBQ Chicken BABY SITIING for one year olds and up 7 30 a m - 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