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Vol. 11, No. 44 Quarry Heights, Republic of Panama Dec. 4,1989 Malta summit yields hope for Soviet recovery

VALLETTA, Malta (UPI) - Gorbachev made the return trip to Bush that the West would not try to Communist rule, Gorbachev arrived Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev Moscow, arriving late Sunday night, dictate the speed of change in Eastern in Malta seeking Bush's understand- emerged Sunday from his storm- the official Soviet news agency Tass Europe. ing. plagued summit with President Bush reported. With Czechoslovakia, Hungary Bush's assurances he would not go with the prize he sought - a promise Giorgi Arbatov, a longtime adviser and even East Germany moving "demonstrating on the top of the of the U.S. economic cooperation he to Gorbachev and head of Mocow's dramatically away from one-party Berlin Wall to show that we are needs to rebuild the Soviet economy. U.S.-Canada Institute think-tank, happy" visibly pleased Gorbachev. The Malta talks hold the promise was more effusive about the Also on the table was a menu of of the "political impetus that we have economic helping hand offered by three possible arms agreements: been lacking" in economic reform the United States. cutting long-range strategic efforts, Gorbachev told a joint press the United States weapons, banning the production of conference with Bush aboard the "Thechemical weapons and reducing Soviet cruise liner Maxim Gorky. the end of its economic war against conventional forces in Europe - all In his package of proposals to the Soviet Union," said Arbatov. He topics the Soviets have promoted. Gorbachev, Bush promised most- said Gorbachev told him after the The Kremlin was rankled by the favored-nation trading status for the first round of talks Saturday "the to lengthy re-assessment of U.S. policy Soviet Union, removal of restrictions president (Bush) did not come with after Bush took over the presidency on trade credits, an investment treaty empty pockets and no proposals. from Reagan. Malta signified an end and observer status at the General He said Gorbachev's assessment of to the reassessment and the start of Agreement on Trade and Tariffs, or Bush's preparation for the meeting the policy's implementation. GATT, the key international body was the complete opposite of what he But it was Bush's conditional and that sets world trading rules. thought of President Reagan's loosely defined economic package of Those developments are "of prepardness for their first meeting, in support that will help determine not principal importance," Gorbachev November 1985 in Geneva. only whether Gorbachev will survive said, adding that success for Soviet Gorbachev waswidelyquoted then as but ultimately whether the reforms ultimately depended on the saying, "Reagan came with no Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev "perestroika" process of restructur- Kremlin's adopting a more rational proposals and empty pockets." The hopes the Malta talks will help ing he unleashed can decentralize and pricing system and currency reform. Soviet president said he also received toward rebuilding the Soviet revive the Soviet Union's Following the news conference, the assurances he had sought from economy. (AP Laserphoto) deteriorating economy. Coup leader claims insurrection will continue LOS ANGELES (AP) - A leader the Los Angeles Times. "We shall to overthrow Aquino. Lt. Col. Gregorio "Gringo" of the Philippine coup attempt said fight, and we shall continue fighting Abenina, a former officer of the Honasan is part of the coup's U.S. military intervention was all for what we believe in, for the honor Philippine constabulary, said the leadership, Abenina said. Honasan that had kept President Corazon of our nation and the dignity of insurgents are mostly present or led an August 1987 coup attempt that Aquino's government from toppling people - even if it means going into a former members of the Philippine left 53 dead. He was imprisoned but and vowed to continue the stage of civil war." armed forces and none are escaped in April 1988. Abenina also insurrection, in an interview Rebel soldiers battled loyalist politicians. He described them as took part in the coup attempt and published Sunday. troops in Manila's financial district reform-minded nationalists. was jailed and later escaped. "It ain't over until it's over," Brig. and at armed forces headquarters Abenina said rebels were fighting Abenina said if the coup succeeds Gen. Edgardo M. Abenina told the Sunday, the third day of an attempt Aquino to "free the Filipinos from he will establish a military-civilian the shackles of poverty and governing council with himself in subservience that have been forced charge. The council would have five upon us by the rich and powerful, by to seven members, exercise that of Cory unchallenged executive power and EASTBERIN- Te UPI Hnecer as uste frm te prty elitist governments like EAST BERLIN (UPI) -- The Honecker was ousted from the py Aquino." include dozens of Filipino experts, entire top leadership of the East Sunday. He added, "Our whole point is technocrats and professors, Abenina German Communist Party resigned Through the resignation of the that, for centuries, the Philippines said. Sunday and was replaced by a Politburo, Krenz automatically lost have been under the mercy and He said the coup attempt, which committee of reformist party his post as secretary general of the control of a very few politicians and began Friday, would have been members, officials said. Communist Party. But he remains moneyed people." The coup, successful if the U.S. military had of titular head of state, as chairman of according to Abenina, has been not intervened. The resignations of members the Council of State. planned for more than a year. When President Bush announced has that he was extending air support to larger Central Committee resulted in Krenz was not included in the Abenina, who Aquino said, the Philippines military, "we were an almost complete loss of power for committee named Sunday to handle identified as a rebel ring-leader, government," Egon Krenz, who had led the country party affairs until a party congress "Our goal is to purge the armed about to take over the of Abenina said. "Then the U.S. since hard-line communist leader meets Dec. 15-17 to name new forces and the political leadership Erich Honecker quit Oct. 18. leadership. the government of the rampant warplanes appeared. We simply cannot hope to win against the ErPrime Minister Hans Modrow, a corruption and patronage that has Msupter Han MSovi e aset in from the highest to the lowest stronger power of the United States staunch supporterPriunch of Soviet-style Prdet ari e reforms, was invitedlevels."ArFre. to join the Air Force." here Thursday ttee but declined, saying he Tropical Storm Karen zigzagging here Thursday c~~adto- dedicate himself to his duties T1 ia t n K re FORT CLAYTON (USARSO in the government, an official said. - MIAMI (UPI) - Tropical Storm by Tuesday. PAO) -- Just a reminder! Charley "And if we are serious about the Karen zigzagged back to the east in At 5 p.m. EST Sunday, Karen was Pride arrives in Panama separation of party and state, we the Caribbean Sunday, but centered near latitude 17 degrees west or Thursday. He and Sandra Powell, should respect this point of view," forecasters continued to predict the north, longitude 84 degrees southwest of Grand country and western singer, will said Gregor Gysi, a member of the system's demise before it again about 230 miles perform as follows: Fort Espinar committee and a well-known lawyer threatens land. Cayman Island. had changed little since Theater, Friday, 7:30 p.m.; U.S. who was among demonstrators. A strong frontal trough pushed the Its position Naval Station Panama Canal, Gysi said the committee is headed system eastward at 8 mph, and that Saturday. Forecasters said a strong Saturday, 11 a.m.; Fort Clayton by Herbert Kroker, first secretary of motion was expected to continue for frontal trough was expected to push sparing Belize the Theater, Saturday, 6 and 9 p.m. the Communist Party for the Leipzig the next 12 hours. Karen eastward, drenched Cuba last week. and Howard AFB Theater, region. The government of Belize rams that Sunday, 7 p.m. Kroker was once stripped of his discontinued its tropical storm watch "Karen is expected to remain party functions by former Politburo Saturday but ships in the northwest stationary today and to begin moving member Guenter Mittag - who has Caribbean were advised to monitor toward the east-northeast tonight," Inside: since been arrested for abuse of the storm's progress. said forecaster Miles Lawrence at the 3-organ transplant . p.2 office. Karen maintained its tropical National Hurricane Center. That could push the storm back . .Gysi said lawyers, mayors, storm strength with 40 mph winds. Missiles alter war p.3 journalists and other officials were in That was just I mph above the toward Cuba, where Karen dumped NFL roundup .p.6 the committee that includes at least tropical-storm threshold of 39 mph. 15 inches of rain on the Isle of Youth Noticias breves .20 members, all of whom are Forecasters predicted the storm and 7 inches on Havana Thursday s considered reformists. would begin to weaken and dissipate and Friday. 2 Tropic Times Dec. 4, 1989 U.S. news Multiple organ transplant lasts 22 hours PITTSBURGH (AP) - A 26- inherited heart disease, hospital organ transplant operations In those cases, surgeons have year-od Lackawanna County officials said. involving the intestines. removed the patient's liver, pancreas, woman remained hospitalized in Since her first transplant three Starzl also has headed multiple- most or all of the stomach, two-thirds critical condition late Sunday after years ago, the woman had suffered organ transplants on adults with of the colon, and duodenum, a 10- undergoing what doctors said was from chronic rejection of the heart malignant, inoperable tumors in the inch-long section of the small the world's first heart-liver-kidney and developed hepatits and kidney pancreas and liver areas. intestine. transplant. dysfunction. Cindy Martin of Archbald spent Kidney dysfunction is a side effect Sunday in the intensive care unit of sometimes present in patients taking uake rocks Southern California Presbyterian-University Hospital of the anti-rejection drug cyclosporine. Pittsburgh after 22 1/2 hours of Ms. Martin's heart transplant surgery, hospital spokesman Lisa surgery was performed by Dr. John PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) magnitude at 4.5 and put its center Rossi said. Armitage, the liver surgery was done - A moderate earthquake under 15 miles southwest of Palm geophysicist John Critical condition is normal after by Dr. Satoru Todo and the kidney the San Jacinto Mountains jolted Springs, said transplant surgery, she said. The procedure was performed by Dr. an 85-mile stretch of Southern Minsch of the U.S. Geological procedure began at 7:35 p.m. Ronald Shapiro, all of the University California on Saturday, but there Service. Saturday and ended 5 p.m. Sunday. of Pittsburgh. were no reports of damage or Magnitude estimates from The world's first heart-liver injury, authorities said. various monitoring points often Although some multi-organ transplant was performed on The quake at 3:16 p.m. and differ. transplants have been done before, Stormie Jones, 12, of White had an estimated strength of 4.3 No injuries or damage were this was the first involving the heart, Settlement, Texas. StarzI conducted on the Richter scale, California reported, said a Palm Springs liver and a kidney, according to that procedure on Feb. 14, 1984 at Institute of Technology police lieutenant who declined to transplant pioneer Dr. Thomas Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh' spokesman Hall Daily said in give his name. Starzl, director of the University of Two other heart-liver transplants Pasadena. The epicenter was 16 The quake was also felt in Pittsburgh's transplant program. were performed the next year in miles southwest of Palm Springs. Pomona, 70 miles west of Palm This was the second heart Pittsburgh, but both patients died The National Earthquake Springs in northeastern Los transplant for Ms. Martin, who has with a few days of surgery. Information Center in Golden, Angeles County, and in Indio 15 familial cardiomyopathy, an Starzl also has headed multiple- Colo., estimated the quake's miles east of the desert resort. American families will spend $39 billion on gifts - NEW YORK (UPI) - That "Ho In the different age groups, the Ho Ho" you hear is the sound of younger families and the elderly - merchants contemplating the $39 couples are bound to spend the least billion Americans will spend on - $283 for households where the Christmas gifts this year, headed by adults' age is below 25, and $226 for big spenders in New England who the 65-and-older. will spend $422 per family, according Big spenders nationwide belong to to a consumers survey. the 45-54 age group, with an average The projection by the Conference $438 planned for Christmas gifts. /o Board, a non-profit organization Although some families will spend conducting economic research for much more and others much less companies, brings good news to the than the median amount of $335, the U.S. retail sector and amounts to-an average spending corresponds to increase of 4 to 5 percent compared about 1 percent of the household's with last year. annual income, from $166 for "The prospects of a reasonably households with an income of less lively Christmas season should put to than $15,000 to $518 for families rest the irrepressible warnings that earning more than $50,000 a year, the we may be moving into a recession," survey said. said Fabian Linden, executive By regions, the typical big spender salaries director of the board's research lives in New England, where center. are high, and the budgeted median "As long as the consumer for Christmas gifts is estimated at maintains a good level of spending, $422. But this, too, will be 11 percent the economy is not likely to take a less than last year, reflecting the G oetz fails to appear at hearing bad turn." recent relative slowing in the region's NEW YORK (AP) -Lawyers for A request for comment left on The typical American family is The Mid-Atlantic region which one of the four youths shot by Goetz's telephone answering expected to spend $335 on Christmas includes New York, New Jersey and subway gunman Bernard Goetz machine drew no response. gifts for products ranging from toys Pennsylvania, will rank second with demanded a judge declare Goetz the Kuby said that Cabey, paralyzed to champagne, according to the $375, boosted by good bargains at loser in a $50 million lawsuit after he and brain-damaged by one of Goetz's survey conducted for the board by major outlets in a very competitive failed to appear for a deposition bullets, has been declared National Family Opinion, Inc. which retail environment. hearing incompetent and unable to give sampled 5,000 households Families in the East North and "Basically, the man's a coward testimony. nationwide. West North central regions will when he doesn't have a gun with Goetz, 42, was acquitted of "The survey covers about spend a median $349 and $296 him," said. "He has attempted murder but found guilty everything you might want to buy for respectively on gifts, followed by the absolutely no respect for his legal of a weapon law violation, for which Christmas, a basket of fruit, toys, South Atlantic region with $361, the obligations." he eventually served eight months. fancy presents, small gifts, survey said. Kuby and the other lawyer, Cabey and three companions, everything," Linden said. In the East and West South , filed the motion Barry Allen, Troy Canty and James Nationwide, about 65 percent of Central regions, households are for sanctions against Goetz in Bronx Ramseur, all teen-agers at the time, the total Christmas spendings will be expected to spend $311 and $264 Supreme Court on Friday in the were shot by Goetz when they made by families with annual income respectively on gifts, while the lawsuit brought by Darrell Cabey. approached him in a subway car Dec. of at least $35,000, with the upper Mountains and Pacific regions will The motion will be heard Dec. 18 22, 1984. Goetz said they intended to bracket of the $50,000-plus group trail behind with projected Christmas by a judge to be appointed at that rob him; they said they were expected to spend 40 percent of the spendings of not more than $341 and time, Kunstler said. panhandling. total, the survey said. $309 respectively.

Commander-in-Chief . Gen. Maxwell R. Thurman Assistant NCOIC . SFC Richard A. Czizik This authorized unofficial command information publication Director, Public Affairs . Col. Ronald T. Sconyers Editorial Staff . Sgt. Monique Chere is for U.S. Armed Forces overseas. The Tropic Times is Executive Editor/NCOIC . SMSgt. Harold J. Lee Spec. Anthony Craft published in conjunction with the Armed Forces Information Managing Editor . Colin Hale Spec. John Hall Programofthe Department of Defense, under the supervision of PFC Megra Johnson the director of Public Affairs, U.S. Southern Command. Composing Room . Rosemary Chong Contents of the Tropic Times are not necessarily the official view Carolyn Coffey of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the U.S. Mary Munoz Southern Command. The address is: APO Miami, 34002, the T ro p ic T im es Tina McBride Albrook Post Office. Telephone 285-6612. Josefina Diez J. Tropic Times Dec. 4, 1989 3 hemisphere Missiles could change Salvadoran war SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador long suspected the FMLN was trying The military has relied heavily on "If they can't use their airpower, (UPI) - The crash of plane allegedly to acquire an anti-aircraft weapon to air power to fight back a nationwide they will have to send in more ground carrying Soviet-made anti-aircraft neutralize the government's fleet of offensive by the FMLN that began troops, and they are already missiles from Nicaragua to El U.S.-supplied helicopters and Nov. 11 and has left more than 2,000 stretched thin," said one Western Salvador's leftist rebels has derailed planes, but the rebels have never people dead. Typically, the guerrillas diplomat. the regional peace process and raised before used a missile. Military would take over a neighborhood, set One source said the United States fears the rebels could use the missiles experts say use of the sophisticated up fortified positions and trenches, would help counteract the threat of to change the way the 10-year-old missiles could drastically alter the and the military would counterattack missiles by sending the Air Force civil war is fought. way the war is fought. using ground troops and rocket and special flares that could be dropped President Alfredo Cristiani said "They're not going to be able to strafing attacks from helicopter from aircraft to confuse a missile's the planeload of 24 SA-7 heat- respond as quickly, and that's going gunships. heat-sensing mechanism. seeking, shoulder-fired missiles to cost them," said a military analyst found in southeastern El Salvador who requested his name not be proved what his government had revealed, referring to the Salvadoran always claimed - that Nicaraguan military. President Daniel Ortega was "This will completely change the supplying weapons to the Farabundo "This with coplt," said Maj MatP ainlLbrto rno nature of the conflict," said Maj. Marti National Liberation Front, or Mauricio Chavez Caceres, the chief Chavez Caceres When Cr istiani broke off military spokesman. in diplomatic and commercial relations said the change was both tactical, with Nicaragua Sunday, Ortega shot that it would affect fighting methods, because back saying he was glad, and and geo-political, "gives the Honduran President Jose Azcona Nicaragua's involvement Hoyo declared the 2-year-old conflict a magnitude way beyond Central American peace process all what the FMLN could do. but dead. A peace summit scheduled Cristiani said "the armed forces for December in Nicaragua will can handle the FMLN with or almost certainly not take place. without these weapons," and a But it was the missiles that Salvadoran Air Force helicopter captured most of the attention. pilot said: "We'll just have to fly Cristiani said it was likely the crashed lower so they don't have time to aim plane was only one of several and (the missiles) at us." MOURNING - Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega (right) and Interior there was a strong possibility the Other military analysts say that if Minister Tomas Borge view the coffins offourpeople reportedly killed last rebels already have missiles in their the rebels have anti-aircraft missiles month by the Contra rebels. The attackprompted Ortega to callfor an end hands. and intend to use them, it would cut to the ceasefire with the Contras. (AP Laserphoto) Salvadoran military officers have into the military's edge in the air. Ban on RP-flag ships doesn't worry Asian owners TOKYO/ WASHINGTON (AP, ships by offering discounts on preparing for it for some time. Taiwan's Evergreen Marine, the Reuter) - Washington's ban on registration fees and quick "The impact on trade between the world's largest container operator, Panamanian-flag vessels entering registration procedures," one United States and the Far East will has a fleet of 51 container vessels, of U.S. ports will cause a flurry of Japanese shipping industry source be minimal because companies have which 14 are Panamanian-registered. paperwork and some extra expenses said. been preparing for this for the last Evergreen's president, Chang for some Asian firms, but most Asian Panama, Liberia, Honduras, few months," said Satoshi Iwamura, Kuo-hua, said the ban would not shipping sources see the measures as Vanuatu and some other countries director of the International affect the company's regular weekly little more than a mild inconvenience. use their registry of vessels as a Shipping Division in Japan's services to the United States from The ban, announced by the White revenue source. Transport Ministry. Taiwan. House Thursday as part of its efforts Shipping sources said changing An official of the Japan "We are going to change our to oust Panama's leader, Manuel flag registry from one country to Shipowners' Association said that of registration from Panama to other Antonio Noriega, means ships flying another would cost about $10,000 the 800 Japanese - op e rated countries. Liberia is certainly one of the Panama flag must switch to other per vessel and take little more than a Panamanian ships, a little less than the choices," he said. flags of convenience if they want to week. half entered U.S. ports regularly. The U.S. action would affect some continue calling at U.S. ports. The U.S. ban, which goes into "But at this point we do not know 1,500 merchant ships of more than "Countries such as Liberia and effect Feb. 1, was expected, and how many ships will change their 1,000 gross tons that call each year in Vanuatu are trying to attract those Asia's shipping industry has been flags," he said U.S. ports, according to State 1Twa,,~~,~,,wn ;*L',lcva~a Department estimates. Ifthose ships Left eruptsIto54Iuyanpo l -L-II chose to register under another flag, the Panamanian regime would lose MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay political history," a front page Lacalle, 48, said his first task some $20 million to $50 million a (Reuter) - The 150-year-old commentinMonday'sLaRepublica would be to consult with other year in registering -revenues, dominance of Uruguayan politics by daily read. parties to work out a program for his according to estimates provided by two parties ended Sunday as the Frente Amplio leader Liber government to put into effect when spokeswoman Julieta Valls-Noys at ruling Colorado Party was defeated Seregni, who was imprisoned and he takes office March 1. the State Department. bythemainoppositionBlancoParty tortured during the military "The country is hungry for an and the left-wing Frente Amplio dictatorship's ruthless repression of efficient and productive govern- She said Noriega recently doubled (Broad Front) alliance. political opposition, said the victory ment," Lacalle said. the $500 fee charged to ships that In the first free elections since the would be a springboard to national A rancher from a conservative want to de-register from Panama's military dictatorship that ruled from power. background, Lacalle rejects labels of flag, but even at $1,000 per ship, the 1973 until 1985, voters chose "Today's triumph is the first step right or left wing for the 153-year-old government will lose money. National (Blanco) Party candidate towards certain future triumph of party which his grandfather Luis Shipowners register under'flags of Luis Alberto Lacalle to be Uruguay's our Front at a national level," Alberto Herrera dominated for over convenience" like those of Panama, next president. Seregni told jubilant supporters. three decades before his death in Liberia and Cyprus to take The left-wing Frente Amplio took The Frente Amplio comprises 1957. advantage of looser safety rules and the city council of Montevideo, home communist, socialist and other leftist Lacalle has promised to solve labor laws than those prevailing in to half the nation's 2.9 million groups, including former Tupamaro economic stagnation and rising developed countries like the United inhabitans. guerrillas. inflation by privatizing state States. The owners may live Political analysts said President Unofficial results give 38 percent companies, cutting government anywhere. Julio Maria Sanguinetti's of the votes for president and spending, encouraging a free As of July 1986, more ships above government, which took over from congress to the Blancos, 31 percent to economy and negotiating a reduction 1,000 gross tons capacity flew the military after winning an election the Colorados and 22 percent to the in the foreign debt burden. Panama's flag than any other - from which many opposition parties Frente Amplio. The Nuevo Espacio A priority is to introduce new 3,620 with a capacity of 42,101 gross and politicians had been banned, had (New Space) party, which splintered trade union legislation which would tons. been hurt by his failure to solve from the Frente Amplio in May, require a secret ballot of members The Soviet Union was in second Uruguay's economic problems and garnered around eight percent of the before strikes could be called. place, with 2,514 ships and 18,717 restore living standards that vote. Recognizing that no party would tons. Liberia was third, 1,852 vessels, plummeted under the junta. In the Montevideo city election 34 win an outright parliamentary but had the greatest capacity, 62,126 "This signifies a change in the percent was projected for the Frente majority, the three parties all pro- tons. Only 737 ships of 16,034 tons, balance of the party system, the Amplio and 27 percent each for the mised before the vote to participate not all of them active, flew the Stars eruption of the left into Uruguayan Blancos and Colorados. in acoalitiongovernmentwhoever won. and Stripes. Times 4 Dec.Tropic 4, 1989 ACROSS25 1. False - 5. Scorch 9. Struck rin Featre Syd cn hard 10. More crippled 12. Location of 12 the "Lean- ing Tower" 13. Nautical robber A6 14. Devoured 15. Insect in non-eating stage .2q 16. Overhead 17. Participates 19. Girl's name 21. Owns 22. Firearms Find at least six differences in details between panels. 23. Harden 26. Explode 27. Principal actor of a play 28. Owing- 29. Metallic 44. Long-eared 6. 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Call 289-5160. 6:10 For Our Times Albrook O'Club - Mongolian BBQ; Lunch: 11 Quarry Heights a.m.-l p.m. Tuesday 7 p.m. STAR TREK V(PG) William Shatner Starting today, the movie schedule, TV guide DaVis and club calendar will be published daily except 12:00p.m. CNN Headline News 7 p.m. PARENTHOOD (PG-13) Steve Martin for the weekend schedules which will be 6:30 NBC At Sunrise Adults $1.50; Children $1.00 published Friday. military news A ir Force to say 'Bye, Bye Blackbird' WASHINGTON (Reuter) - The network, the SR-71 provided a Since entering service in 1966, SR- reconnaissance experts. United States has decided to retire "crucial backup" until the space 71s are reported to have flown In November 1978 President the secrecy-shrouded S R-71 program was back in business, he thousands of missions from bases in Jimmy Carter ordered an. SR-71 "Blackbird" reconnaissance aircraft, said. California, Britain, Japan and mission over Cuba to help determine the superstar of winged espionage. William Burrows, a specialist on Cyprus without a single loss to- whether recently arrived Soviet Funding to phase out the jet black, space espionage, said about 1,000 hostile action. MiG-23 fighters had a nuclear slightly sinister-looking spy plane attempts had been made to shoot Until now, they have routinely capability. They did not. was contained in a $286-billion fiscal down the aircraft, most of them skirted the borders of the Soviet The ability to present photo- 1990 defense spending bill that cut during the Vietnam War, to no avail. Union and Eastern Europe as well as graphic evidence to the world may be Pentagon purchasing power for the "If I were king, I'd chop half of overflown Nicaragua, Cuba, Libya, another casualty of the Blackbird fifth straight year. 'Star Wars' and keep the SR-71," he Vietnam, North Korea and the demise as the United States has a President Bush signed the bill into said. Middle East, according to space policy of never releasing pictures law Nov. 21, spelling the end to an from its military satellites. aircraft said by the Air Force to be Paul Stares, an expert on military "the fastest and highest-flying in the space systems at the Brookings skies today." Institution, said that as a result of In the budget crunch, the Air this policy it was likely that published Force recommended killing the SR- overflight pictures used by the 71 because of the increased United States came from the SR-71. survivability of U.S. spy satellites This would include shots of Soviet and fears the plane might be military installations in Vietnam and vulnerable to enhanced Soviet Cuba as well as military facilities in surface-to-air missiles. Nicaragua and Libya's Benina However, the high cost of airfield after it was attacked by U.S. maintaining the fleet, which limited bombers in April 1986. Air Force expenditures in other The SR-71, built by Lockheed areas, was the primary consideration, Corp., streaks at more than three said spokesman Maj. Richard Cole. times the speed of sound at altitudes "It's a very expensive program to above 80,000 feet. At those speeds, it operate." can survey more than 100,000 miles Blackbird proponents, including of the earth's surface in an hour. the Senate Select Committee on . Nicknamed for its sooty-looking, Intelligence and the Senate Armed BYE,BYEBLACKBIRD!- Thefamed U.S. A irForce spyplane, theSR-71 heat-resistant titanium skin, the Services Committee, had fought to "Blackbird," shown here at the ParisA ir Show in June of this year, is to be twm-enge Blackbird carries no continue full funding for the retired. (APLaserphoto) armament but an array of program, reportedly at the urging of interchangeable sensors. It defends the CIA. * itself with speed and sophisticated Sen. John Glenn, the Ohio N avy crewm an issingi Pacific electronic countermeasures designed Democrat who sits on both panels, TOKYO (UPI) - A U.S. Navy Air Force searched a wide area to fool enemy radar. said the SR-7 I's death would put the A variety of sensors can be placed United States "at a serious helicopter from the destroyer USS but the Navy called off the in its nose or underbelly, depending disadvantage in future crisis Oldendorf crashed in the Pacific operation at 6:10 p.m., saying the on the mission. Its cameras can ',rst ttuatio Ocean east of Okinawa missing crewman was "presumed produce narrow-field shots of such "It is still the finest system of its Wednesday, U.S. military lost at sea." ql rst photo-interreters can type anywhere in the world today," officials said. Two crew members T he cause of the crash was not qikualt t oto-interpretrs ane Senate.' e ao thy, were rescued but one was missing immediately determined and an ick otes asml a. t he told the Senate. He and others and "presumed lost." investigation was initiated. inch liense plate, according to pointed out that unlike satellites, MSgt. Jake Rodrigues, TheNavyidentifiedthemissing Richelson. aircraft can be scrambled quickly to spokesman for U.S. Forces crewman as Ensign Ralph A. Another option is high-resolution cover fast-breaking events on short Japan, said the SH-2F Sea Sprite Barile of Barbers Point, Hawaii. side osignasda to roduce i smaess notice. helicopter "was conducting Lt. Cmdr. Alan R. Batterman Jeff rey Riechelson, a space routine training operations" from of Chula Vista, Calif., the pilot, any weather, day or night. reconnaissance expert at the private the destroyer when it crashed and air crewman AWH3 Todd R. The number of SR-71s buit National Security Archives, said the about 20 miles east of Buckner Rohde of Rocky River, Ohio, remains a closely guarded secret, but Blackbird also was good insurance !R.y in Okiniasva, at 10:50 A.m. were in stable condition at the experts believe it was between 30 and against Latellite failures. . . The odeadori knd Azre ?A Naval Hospital at Camrp Lester, 35. The Air Force said details of the After launch problems starting in I program wil! remain classified even .9- hobi'ed th U.S. spy satellite after it is terrninated. Times 6 Dec.Tropic 4, 1989 sports Teams feel playoff pressure in week 13

left. playoff berth. that gave the Chiefs (6-6-1) a 13-0 yards to Aaron Cox with 1:50 Oilers drill Steelers to the Los Angeles Johnson's yardage was second in (AP) -Lorenzo lead in the first period. Dallas marched PITTSBURGH Lions' history only to Cloyce Box, After the Chiefs went up 16-0 after 13-yard line before time ran out after White ran for 115 yards and a game- Burbage who had 302 yards receiving against three periods, hit three an Aikman-to-Cornell winning 1-yard scoring run with 21 the Baltimore Colts in 1950. touchdown passes for the Dolphins completion. seconds left and threw It was the first time since 1986 that passes (7-6) in a futile rally. two late first-half touchdown top Cardinals Detroit (4-9) has won two during a driving snowstorm as the ( Skins dusn Oilrin s t r the Pittsburgh Jets defeat San Diego consecutive games. The Saints (6-7) Houston Oilers beat the Pittsburgh TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Gerald have lost two straight and three of Steelers 23-16 on Sunday. SAN DIEGO (AP) - Roger Riggs and Earnest Byner both had their last five. Overcoming a 10-0 deficit, three Vick's two fourth-quarter 1-yard scoring runs, while rookie Rodney Peete scored on a 6-yard fumbles, blowing snow and a minus touchdown runs and a swarming cornerback A.J. Johnson returned a run and Barry Sanders, who ran for 25 wind-chill factor, Houston (8-5) defense produced a third-quarter 59 yards 72 yards on 20 carries, had a 3-yard took over the American Conference 20-17 victory over the San Diego for his first NFL touchdown as the TD run for Detroit. Central Division lead for the first Chargers on Sunday. Washington Redskins beat the time this season with the help of Vick's first touchdown, a 1-yard Phoenix Cardinals 29-10 Sunday. Packers take out Bucs 's 21-0 victory over run, came with 9:19 left to play and Washington(7-6)took the second- TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Chris (7-5-1). put the Jets back on top, 14-10. It half kickoff and drove 61 yards in 11 Jacke's 47-yard with no The Steelers (6-7), who twice followed a seven-play, 47-yard drive plays and 6:07, with Riggs' time remaining gave Green Bay a 17- settled for field goals after driving to led by backup Pat Ryan, touchdown putting the Redskins 16 Sunday victory over the Tampa first downs at the Houston 2-yard who played the final two quarters in ahead to stay at 17-10. Bay Buccaneers and kept the Packers line, lost for the first time in three place of the injured Ken O'Brien. On Phoenix's ensuing possesion, in first place in the NFC Central. games to seriously damage their The game-winning kick came on chances of making the playoffs for the 12th play of a 52-yard drive the first time since 1984. sustained at the Packers 40 by a Ohio war Tampa Bay penalty. Don Bengals win Majkowski, who threw two CLEVELAND (AP) - Boomer touchdown passes to Sterling Esiason threw two touchdown Sharpe, set up the score with a 17- passes, including a 38-yarder to Tim yard completion to Carl Bland at the McGee on a trick play, and the Bucs 30. revived their The triumph was the fifth in the playoff hopes with their first shutout last six weeks for Green Bay (8-5), since 1980, beating the Cleveland which started day tied with the Browns 21-0 Sunday. Minnesota Vikings for first in the The Bengals (7-6) won for only the A divison. The Packers intercepted third time in eight games but five times and completed their first two-game sweep overcame three turnovers of their in the "battle for Ohio" since 1984. own to avenge a season-opening 23- Their last shutout, 142 games ago, 21 loss to the Bucs. was a 14-0 win over Minnesota in October 1980. 49ers ground Falcons The Browns (7-5-1), blanked for the first time since 1984 and for the ATLANTA (AP) - accounted for two second-half first time at home since 1977, are touchdowns as the mired in the worst offensive slump in 49ers moved to the brink of their their history, having scored 20 points over the last three games - a tie and seventh NFC West title in nine years victory over the Atlanta two losses. , playing IT'S UP AwD GOOD - Los Angeles Raiders Ethan Horton, right, a 23-10 with a bruised right elbow, hasn't celebrates with coach Art Shellas teammate Jeff Jaeger kicks the game- The 49ers (11-2) can wrap up the thrown a touchdown pass in 14 winning field goal in overtime to give the Raiders a 16-13 victory over the division title with a victory at Los quarters and was replaced by Mike Sunday. (AP Laserphoto) A nle with a try t Lo Pagel in the fourth quarter. Angeles next week when they try to extend their nine-game regular Patriots dump Colts On the ensuing Chargers backup quarterback Tom Tupa tried season winning streak on the road. possession, safety Erik McMillan to throw a cross-field pass on third- Young played in relief of Joe FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - John intercepted a pass and-5 at the Cardinal 44-yard line, Montana, who aggravated a rib Stephens scored on a 10-yard run and returned it 40 yards to the but Johnson stepped in front of wide injury in the final two minutes of the with 25 seconds left after a penalty Chargers 16-yard line. receiver Roy Green and raced first half and sat out the rest of the kept the drive alive, and Jason untouched along the sidelines for the Staurovsky kicked five field goals as Raiders upset Denver score with 5:27 left in the quarter. geng hit his first 10 passes for 168 the overtook LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jeff Eagles soar by Giants yards in the third quarter, connecting the 22-16 Sunday. Jaeger kicked a 26-yard field goaa A with John Taylor on a 38-yard Stephens, who rushed for 124 after 7:02 of overtime Sunday, giving EAST RUTHERFORD, New scoring pass over rookie Deion yards on 27 carries, scored after Jack the Los Angeles Raiders a 16-13 Jersey (AP) - The Philadelphia Sanders to erase a 10-6 halftime Trudeau and victory over the Denver Broncos and Eagles, buoyed by Randall deficit midway through the period. combined on an 8-yard pass play that keeping their playoff hopes alive. Cunningham's 91-yard wind-carried Young stretched the lead to 20-10 gave the Colts a 16-15 lead with 1:59 The Raiders moved from their own and five New York turnovers, on a 1-yard sneak 12 seconds into the remaitng. 29-yard line to the Denver 9 on six took control of the NFC East race final quarter. After Stephens scored, the Colts plays following a punt. Jaeger then with a 24-17 win over the Giants. (6-7) moved to a second down and 10 kicked his third field goal of the game All the Philadelphia points came Vikings maul Bears at their 47-yard line with four on a first down play after a 16-yard as the result of New York turnovers, seconds left. But Trudeau's run by Steve Smith. the last one a Phil Simms fumble MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Wade desperation heave was intercepted at Key plays of the winning drive after Cunningham's punt, the longest Wilson threw two scoring passes and the 8-yard line by Maurice Hurst, were passes of 26 and 15 yards from in Eagles' history, got Philadelphia the Minnesota Vikings had their first insuring the victory for the Patriots to Mike Dyal. out of a hole on its own I and left the long touchdown drives in three (5-8). Giants going into winds gusting up to weeks in a 27-16 victory Sunday 40 miles an hour at their own 16. night that severely damaged the KC holds off Miami Rams outlast Dallas for a sixth Two plays later, Simms was sacked ' hopes CITY, Mo. (AP) - IRVING, Texas (AP) - Jim by Bob Golic and Mike Pitts straight NFC Central crown. Christian Okoye, on the ground, and Everett threw four touchdown passes recovered at the 6, setting up a 2-yard Chicago (6-7) is below .500 for the Stephone Paige, through the air, - two in the last four minutes - and TD run two plays later by Keith first time since the next-to-last week combined for 281 yards in offense rallied the to a Byars with 10:50 left in the game. of 1983, the last season it missed the Sunday, vaulting Kansas City to a 35-31 victory Sunday over the Dallas playoffs. The Bears, who have lost 26-21 victory over Miami. Cowboys and Troy Aikman, who Detroit shocks Saints three straight and are 2-7 after a 4-0 Okoye gained 148 yards on 32 also had four touchdown passes. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - start, last had a losing season in 1982, carries, cracking Kansas City's Los Angeles advanced its record to Richard Johnson caught eight passes when they went 3-6 in Coach Mike season rushing record with 1,191 9-4 while Dallas dropped to a 1-12 for 248 yards, including a 75-yard Ditka's first year. broke an yards. Paige, with his third 100-yard record in its second-worst season. touchdown bomb from Bob Chicago's Kevin Butler game of the season, caught seven of Everett overcame a 31-21 deficit Gagliano, as the Detroit Lions beat NFL record when he kicked his 24th Steve Deberg's passes for 133 yards, with scoring passes of 39 yards to New Orleans 21-14 Sunday, all but consecutive field goal, a 33-yarder in including a 38-yard touchdown strike Ron Brown with 3:58 to go and 23 crushing the Saints slim hopes for a the first period. Tropic Times Dec. 4, 1989 7

Houston's Ware wins NEW YORK (AP) - The nation 205-pound junior from Dickinson, former Heisman winners. Thompson NFL. But Ware has promised his finally got to see on Texas, made a brief appearance on got 185 first-place votes and 1,003 mother that he will stay in school and Saturday - as the Heisman Trophy CBS'live Heisman telecast following points, followed by Harris (115 and get his business degree. winner. Houston's 64-0 victory. 709) and Rice (72 and 523). "We talk about it a lot,"he said last The record-breaking Houston "We've overcome a lot as a football Rounding out the top finishers month. "I want that degree for her as quarterback, whose exploits weren't team, so I'm accepting this for my were quarterback Darian Hagan of much as I want it for myself. I'll be seen on television because his school teammates and the University of Colorado, quarterback Dee Dowis of back next year." In the end, Ware's is on probation, overcame the Houston," he said in a satellite Air Force, Emmitt amazing statistics couldn't be blackout and a slew of skeptics to win interview from Rice Stadium. Smith of Florida, linebacker Percy ignored. 's most prestigious "This just shows that anything is Snow of Michigan State and Going into Saturday's game, he award. possible. At the beginning of the quarterback of Brigham held seven NCAA records, including Ware, who smashed 13 NCAA season, who would believe I would be Young. Flanker Raghib "Rocket" passing yards in a quarter (340), marks this season while directing the sitting here today accepting the Ismail of Notre Dame and running passing yards in a half (517) and Cougars' run-and-shoot offense, Heisman Trophy?" back Blair Thomas of Penn State tied touchdown passes in a quarter (5). edged running back Anthony Ware is the ninth junior, the first for 10th. Ware set seven more NCAA Thompson of Indiana by 70 points. black quarterback and the first The voting was split along regional records against Rice by passing for Quarterback Major Harris of West player from a school on probation to lines. Ware carried the South, 400 yards and two touchdowns. The Virginia finished third and win the Heisman. Houston was Southwest and Northeast, while new marks include most passing quarterback Tony Rice of Notre penalized for violations that Thompson led in the Midwest and yards (4,699), total yards (4,661) and Dame was fourth, both well back. occurred before Ware joined the Far West. Harris was the top vote- completions (365) in a season. He Ware did not attend the ceremony program. getter in the Mid-Atlantic region. finished the season with 46 at the Downtown Athletic Club Ware received 242 first-place votes Last year's Heisman winner, Barry touchdown passes, one short of Jim because Houston played Rice in the and 1,073 points in nationwide Sanders of Oklahoma State, passed McMahon's record set in 1980 at afternoon. However, the 6-foot-2, voting by sports journalists and up his final year of college to join the Brigham Young.

Brewers sign Parker Edberg tops Becker slot, signed free NEW YORK - Stefan Edberg agent Dave Parker on Sunday. NASHVILLE, Tennesee (AP) - others s 1,342 defeated Doris Decker for the title Parker, 38, led the all designated The joined the Parker has 307 home runs, ineaster Tenkis Crhpin- hitters ladt season with 22 home free-agent frenzy Sunday, signing RBIs and a .289 average for 17 i the 3.1 m ans las s wth the Oakland Dave Parker as big names again 'seasons. He was the National in Athletics. traded places at 's winter League's MVP with Pittsburgh tenievent thatsascos closes outbrg the dow men's 's -meetings. 1978 and spent the past two seasons tennis season. Edberg downed Mark Davis, Joe Carter, Danny with Oakland. Becker 4-6, 7-6, 6-3, 6-1. He roled Ewing takes honor Tartabull and Jeff Reardon also The Brewers had not signed a free through the final two sets with NEW YORK (AP) Patrick might be moved this week, even agent since getting Roy Howell, who ebae after winning a second set Ewing of the New York Knicks, though teams face no deadlines to had been with Toronto, on Dec. 23, tiebreaker to even the match after who had two 40-point games last deal at the annual gathering. 1980. Parker is only the sixth free dropping the first set. month, Saturday was named NBA The Brewers, looking to help agent Milwaukee has acquired. Player of the Month for themselves in several areas, dipped "I'm looking for Dave Parker to be Brewers sign Parker November. into the free-agent pool for the first Dave Parker, on and off the field," NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Ewing averaged 28.4 points, time since 1980 by signing Parker to a Brewers manager Tom Trebelhorn The Milwaukee Brewers, hoping 10.1 rebounds and 3.36 blocked two-year, $3 million contract. The said. "He can bring us several to add power to their punchless shots per game during the month. move came two days after Mark qualities we can use." The Brewers Langston left the Montreal Expos have long searched for a fulltime and got a five-year, $16 million deal DH. served there for from the California Angels. one season before getting hurt. Ted Parker, 38, led all designated Simmons did it for one year and Gana Edberg domingo. Parker de 38 silos de hitters with 22 home runs and 97 also was a DH. They DHs the team NUEVA YORK - Stefan edad llev6 a Ia victoria al equipo RBIs, while batting .264 for the are the only regular Edberg derrot6 a Boris Becker por Atliticos de Oakland Ia champion Oakland has ever had. el titulo en el campeonato Master temporada pasada. Athletics this year. The left-handed Parker was the only player on the de tenis. El evento masculino se slugger, a six-time All-Star, was go Sunday. In a front-office move, culmin6 con 3.1 mill6n de d6lares Jugador del mes selected Sunday as DH of the year in the San Diego Padres gave Manager an annual American League award. Jack McKeon the title of vice poriss Bek r 7 -U( The Brewers, who tried several president-baseball operations. venci6 a Becker 4-6, 7-6, 6-3, 6-1. Ewing del equipo Nueva York play eers , atth oo tisd season, Despuis del primer set, este gan6 Kiktvdo ugse40 players at the position this season, D ucilmente. Knicks, tuvo dos juegos de got a combined 10 homers, 67 RBIs NHL Standings puntos ei mes pasado y fu and .238 average from their DHs. e sbado c el Milwaukee left-handed batters hit a WALES CONFERENCE ParkerPakrJugador a los Brewers nombradodel Mes de Noviembre total of only 20 home runs in 1989. PtikDvso NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -El del NBA. Ewing termin6 con un Milwaukee also hopes the addition W L T Pts F GA equipo Los Milwaukee Brewers, promedio de 28.4 puntos, 10.1 of Parker will bolster its efforts to esperan agregar mis poder a su tiros libres y 3.36 tiros bloqueados retain free agent Robin Yount. NY Rangers 14 10 4 32 99 91 equipo al traer a Dave Parker &ste por juegos durante el mes. Yount, the AL most valuable player, Philadelphia 13 10 3 29 97 84 is being wooed by big money from New Jersey 11 12 3 25 102 105 California and other clubs, and had Washington 10 12 4 24 86 89 indicated he would be more likely to Pittsburgh 10 14 2 22 101 11

A lB ,A a loses fi t showed some off-season improve- Adams Division AUBURN, Aa. (AP)- game winning streak - longest in the ment.Parker said the New York Buffalo 17 b 4 38 99 80 Alabama's hopes for a national nation - snapped in the first meeting Yankees, Boston and California also Mon'treal 17 11 2 36 99 81 championship were virtually ended in history on the Auburn campus expressed more interest than Boston 15 8 2 32 89 66 Saturday as Reggie Slack completed between these two cross-state rivals. Oakland. Hartiord 1314 1 27 90 9 passes of 44, 58 and 60 yards to lead Hartford_13_14___27_?0_K Quebec 6 20 2 14 86 125 No. 11 Auburn past the second- It was only the second three-way ranked Crimson Tide 30-20, tiein SEC history, the lastcoming50 "I'm looking for Dave CAMPBELL CONFERENCE throwing the Southeastern years ago when Tennessee and Parkerto be Dave Parker, Norris Division Conference into a three-way former members Georgia Tech and W L T Pts F GA 93 championship deadlock. Tulane shared the crown. on and off thefield, eMinnesota 16 10 133 100 The Crimson Tide, which had James Joseph scored two of bring us several qualities Chicano 14 12 2 30 98 96 clinched its share of the crown earlier Auburn's touchdowns on runs of 1 we can use." St. Louis 12 9 4 28 90 78 in the season, fell into the three-way and 2 yards and Darrell Williams got tie with the Tigers and Tennessee, the other on a 12-yard runs as the Brewers manager Toronto 12 15 0 24 109 125 which beat Vanderbilt 17-10 earlier Tigers (9-2 overall, 6-1 SEC) gained a Tom TrebelhOrn Detroit 6 16 4 16 78 108 in the day. share of the conference title for the Smthe Division 104 . The Athletics, who last week re- Calgary 12 9 8 32 126 A victory would have ensured third year in a row. Alabama a trip to the Sugar Bowl Slack connected with Alexander signed free agent outfeilder Rickey four years at $12 Los Angeles 1311 2 28 115 107 against fourth-ranked Miami, Fla. Wright on a 44-yard pass to set up Henderson for big Winnipeg 12 13 2 26 83 95 Now, the Sugar Bowl committee will Joseph's first touchdown, one that million, also will need to spend 13 4 22 87 95 decide who goes. capped an 68-yard drive on the first money to satisfy outfielder Jose Vancouver 9 Alabama (10-1 and 6-1) had its 12- series of the game. Canseco, pitcher and Times 8 TropicDec. 4, 1989 Navy divers continue eorts to raise snkn plane board in a LEXINGTON PARK, Md. (UPI) More divers were dispatched from four of the five aboard the plane were authorized to be on - For the third consecutive day, Norfolk, Va., to the crash site assigned to the military's Intelligence maintenance support capacity, Army officials said. Navy divers Sunday attempted to Sunday to aid in recovery efforts, Security Command, which uses recover a military intelligence plane said air station spokesman John Davidson Airfield at Fort Belvoir, Whiteley's family said they were that crashed with five people aboard, Romer. Va., as its air strip. frustrated with delays in recovery information but high winds hampered attempts to Seas of 3 to 4 feet and gale force The Army declined to release the efforts and in obtaining raise the sunken aircraft. winds late Saturday and Sunday identities of the four missing from the military. son was on an The twin-engine Army plane slowed recovery efforts, said Fred servicemen until positive "I was told my went down, and it crashed Friday morning near the Bradshaw, another air station identification of the bodies has been airplane that mouth of the Patuxent River as it spokesman. made, Laidig said. He said families of looked bad," Ronald Whiteley Sr. told The Post in Sunday editions. approached the Patuxent Naval Air "We've got some winds now that the missing have been notified. Station. are certainly hampering things," The fifth person on board, a "I've called and called and called, - I Navy and Army divers struggled Bradshaw said. civilian, was identified by the and they haven't called me back over the weekend to rig the plane The CASA-212 crashed shortly Washington Post on Sunday as don't know why he was on the plane with straps and cables to hoist it by before 9:30 a.m. EST Friday, about aircraft mechanic Ronald Whiteley or nothing. Nobody's called." crane from a barge. But officials said 50 yards from the shore. It sank in 45 Jr., 31, of Alamogordo, N.M. Army officials declined to discuss diver fatigue forced the Navy to call feet of water. Whiteley worked for Lear-Siegler specifics of the flight, except to say it off recovery efforts Saturday night. Army spokesman John Ooley said International Corp. and was was on a routine test mission. 0 Satellite completes 10 year discovery voyage WASHINGTON (AP) - The track. largest flare eruptions ever seen on Solar Max traveled 1.4 billion miles. Solar Maximum satellite ended its A few larger pieces could be the sun. There was no way to boost it to a decade-long voyage of discovery expected to survive the fall. Among The satellite orbited at an altitude higher orbit without help from about the sun Saturday with a fiery them is a titanium plate, $ feet to six of 300 miles originally and another shuttle, and NASA said it plunge through the atmosphere over feet high by 4 feet wide, more than an maintained its position with spinning the Indian Ocean. inch thick, and weighing 500 to 1,000 wheels and magnetic torque bars. could not fit such a $25 million The satellite smashed into the pounds. the and gnetic derqe as s thickening atmosphere at 5:26 a.m. "That, or a fragment of it, is likely But the orbit gradually decayed as mission into the schedule. EST, plus or minus 12 minutes, said to survive," said David Douds, Major Dick Adam of the U.S. Space deputy project manager for satellite g } Command. servicing missions at Goddard. Originally, the Space Command "Titanium tends to survive higher Staff resigns New leaders named had predicted the satellite would re- temperatures than other materials, S enter the atmosphere at 6:12 EST although it is likely to be molten EAST BERLIN (AP) - PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia and burn up in the atmosphere just when it reaches the surface." Communist Party leader Egon (AP) -Communist leaders west of the Galapagos Islands over Solar Max started its rapid plunge Krenz and his entire government named a new government Sunday the Pacific Ocean. to Earth when it suddenly resigned on Sunday, and a 25- thatincludesnon-Communistsfor Adam said officials did not encountered, and is slowed by, the member panel of reformers took thefirsttimein21years,butit was immediately know the exact location thickened upper reaches of the over temporary leadership in a immediately denounced because of re-entry, but it was off from earlier atmosphere. The upper edge of the desperate effort to rescue the of the large number of holdovers projections that it would be 800 miles atmosphere is uneven, with wave Communist Party. from the last Cabinet. Opposition west of the Glapagos Islands, which action resembling that of the surface The dramatic, unprecedented leaders called for a renewal of lie about 600 miles off the coast of of the ocean, and an unexpected action, announced by megaphone mass street protests and Ecuador. wave can speed a satellite's demise. to a cheering crowd, stripped threatened a general strike if the It was expected that few pieces, if Launched in February 1980, Solar power from Krenz less than six ministers are not replaced in a any, of the 5,000-pound Solar Max was the first satellite designed to weeks after he replaced hard-liner week. Maximum satellite would survive the be retrieved by a space shuttle crew. Erich Honecker. Snipers fire at troops heat of re-entry. That came in handy in 1984 when the Experts at NASA's Goddard shuttle Challenger drew alongside, MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Space Flight Center in Maryland, brought the satellite into the cargo Rebel snipers fired on government where the satellite was built and bay, replaced a failed electronics Summit satisfies troops today in the financial said the chances of box, and sent Solar Max back on its MARSAXLOKK BAY, Malta district as forces loyal to President controlled, prepared to fragments hitting anyone were way. (AP)-PresidentBushandSoviet Corazon Aquino In the United States, only A month after that first satellite leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev move against holdouts in the bid remote. On Hawaii and extreme south Texas and repair mission in space, in May 1984, ended two days of storm-tossed to topple her administration. 6W rebels south Florida were on Solar Max's Solar Max recorded one of the summitry Sunday and said they Sunday, more than were satisfied they had made surrendered after government jdk progress toward a better East- troops fought off a fierce assault k West relationship in a time of on military headquarters at Camp M rder cM urdse rt Cu re p~w~tumultuous change in Europe. Aguinaldo. PHOENIX (AP) - More than 13 "You don't need motive for a tumultuouschangeinEurope.______years after a car bomb killed an conviction," he said. "It helps - but I investigative reporter for Arizona's don't need to show motive." noticiC S eves largest newspaper, the murder case Bolles, 47, died 11I days after the has been reopened even though the radio-controlled bomb blew up his Renuncia de gabinete (AP) - Los lideres communists motive is as murky as ever. car in a hotel parking lot in June BERLIN OESTE (AP) - El establecieron un nuevo gobierno When Attorney General Bob 1976. As he lay dying, he was heard to domingo renunci6 el lider del 21 ailos, al partido anti-comunista Corbin leans back and puts his say "John Adamson," "Emprise" and Partido Comunista Egan Krenz y pero este fu denunciado cowboy boots on the desk in his Old "Mafia." todo su gobierno. Un jurado inmediatmente. Los li d e d a West-style office, he can choose from Emprise Corp., now known as compuesto de 25 miembros tom6 oposici6n hicieron un llmado a Ia a tangle of theories about who Delaware North Companies Ltd., el cargo temporalmente en un gran masa de protestantes los ordered the death of Arizona was a partner with the Funk family of desesperado esfuerzo por rescatar cuales amenazaron con ltevar a Republic reporter Don Bolles. Arizona in dog-racing tracks. el partido. La dramitica acci6n cabo una huelga nacional Ia los There's the mob. Casinos. Race John Harvey Adamson, 45, who fu6 anunciada por altoparlantes a ministros no son remplazados en track owners. Bankers. Even a ultimately became the only man una gran multitud. una semana jealous husband. And there are plots convicted in the case so far, was a La salida de Krenz se llev6 a within plots. One theory is that the greyhound breeder and tow-truck cabo seis semanas despuis de que Rebeldes disparan hit men collected twice, from operator who drank heavily and used iste remplaz6 a Erich Honecker. MANILA, FILIPINAS (AP) different people. So far, though, only cocaine. Bolles had left a note at his - Francotiradores rebeldes one man has been convicted, and the desk saying he was planning to meet Acuerdo entre passes dispararon hoy contra las tropas masterminds, whoever they were, him to discuss a land-fraud scheme MARSAXLOKK BAY Malta guernamentales cnneradIsrto remain free. involving high-level politicians. MARSAXLOKK BAY, Malta gubernamentales en el district Corbin, a Republican whose office At trial, Adamson testified in (AP) -El Presidente Bush y el financiero, a media que las comes up for election next year, has return for leniency, saying he planted Sovitco Mikhsl S. Gorbachev-der fuerzas leaves de Ia Presidente been attacked by potential the car bomb and Robison triggered culminaron dos dias de intensos Coraz6n Aquino se preparaba a challengers for not solving the case. it on orders from Max Dunlap, a dialogos y expresaron que ambos movilizarse contra los insurgents But he insists those attacks were not a man trying to ingratiate himself with e s t a b a n s a t i s f e c h o s un intent de derrocar su factor in his decision to reinstate a land and liquor magnate Kemper con los acuerdos hacia una mejor administraci6n. El domingo ms murder charge last week against Marley. relaci6n entre los pauses Europeos de 600 rebeldes se rindieron James Robison, a plumber accused Marley, a target of Bolles' stories, en ista itapa de grandes cambios. despu s de que lans tropas of setting off the bomb. was never charged with the crime, u namert es a ontra Corbin says he has "new evidence" however, and an appeals court threw Nuevo gobierno Comandancia Militar en el but won't say what it is or where it out the Robison and Dunlap PRAGA - Checoslovaquis Campo Aguinsido. points. convictions.