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VOL xx, NO 146 KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1983 Maneuvers In Honduras Are 'Routine' u.s. Puts Aircraft Carrier Battle Group Reagan And Weinberger Say WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Presldent Reagan and Defense On 'Standby for Operations' Secretary Caspar Welnberger sald the mllltary man­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Unlted States today put an alrcraft carrler battle euvers thlS month In Honduras are routlne, but lt group on standby In the Medlterranean and ordered a reVlew of mllltary ald to wlll be the flrst tlme the Unlted States has con­ Chad In response to Chadlan charges that Llbyan warplanes attacked one of ltS ducted land ererClses for SlX months at a stretch cltles The ground exerClses are lntended as a slgnal to The nuclear-powered carrler Elsenhower steamed In the central Medlterranean the leftlst Nlcaraguan reglme to stop supportlng "on s ta ndby for operat lOns" 1n the event L1 bya renews a 1r s t n kes aga 1ns t 1ts gu~rrlllas In the area, partlcularly In El Salva­ southern nelghbor, Pentagon offlclals sald They sald, however, the ShlP and dor Naval eXErClses are already under way ltS escorts have not been placed on alert The exerCl~e wlll last SlX months and at one In addltlon, the conventlonally-powered carrler Coral Sea was In the same pOlnt, posslbly In November, wlll lnvolve between area after departlng from Naples, Italy, Sunday, as prevlously scheduled, the 3,000 and 4,000 Amerlcan offlclals sald NATO Calls For combat troops It wlll The Elsenhower was Reagan's Civil Rights Commitment lnclude a Marlne land­ not In the reglon In re­ 'Constructive Effort' lng, the flrst on Hon­ actlon to the Llbyan BRUSSELS (lIPI) -- The duran sOll bomblng Sunday of Faya­ Creates 'An Agenda for Opportunity' North Atlantll Treaty Never has the Unlted Larqeau but was ordered ATLANTA (UPI) -­ at10n's 105th annual Organlzatlon today call­ States conducted land to stand by In the ared Presldent Reagan told meetlng "And let me add, ed on the Soviet Unlon exerClses for SlX months "waltlng and watchlng to the largest lawyers' thlS lS not Just our le­ to make a "constructlVe at a stretch nor have see what actlon Llbya group ln the Unlted gal commltment, lt lS effort" to rerlch agree­ combat forces been de­ takes" next, sald the States today hlS commlt­ also our moral commlt- ment wlth the Unlted ployed In Honduras offlclals, who decllned ment to equal rlghts lS ment " States on Preoldent Rea­ In addltlon, two alr­ to be ldentlfled founded on an unshakable The speech was almed gan's latest ,trateglc craft carrler battle They sald the carrler deslre to create an at a problem that has nuclear arms reductlon groups and a surface ac­ could use ltS F-14 Tom­ "agenda for opportunl ty" dogged Reagan Slnce he proposal tlon group led by the cat flghters for alr for all Amerlcans took offlce as presldent "The Amen (ans have battleshlp New Jersey defense support of Chad, Reagan sald hlS ad­ -- a wldespread percep­ submltted a draft pro­ wlll converge separately lf the Afrlcan country mlnlstratlon's approach tlon he lS lnsensltlve posal to the Sovlets and on the PaclflC and Car­ requests such a1d The to C1Vll nghts lS to the quest for equallty we are hoplng they wlll lbbean sldes of the f1ghters could refuel In grounded In both legal by women and mlnorltles make a posltlve reactlon lsthmus to conduct a mlda1r or stop In Egypt and moral concerns, and "He really sounds at the next round of varlety of routlne traln­ In February, the car­ answered the crltlCs of good But the record Strateglc Arm~ Reduc­ lng maneuvers The com­ r1er Nlmltz conducted hlS POllCY by declar1ng doesn't match hlS words," tlons Talks (START) In blned crews of the ShlPS operat10ns near Llbyan hlS program rests on the sald Atlanta Mayor An­ Geneva next October," a lnvolved In the actlon waters after Llbya "great plllar" of eco­ drew Young, who termed NATO spokesman sald total more than 16,000 threatened to attack Su­ nom1 c recovery "dlshonest" Reagan's sug­ He was speaklng after men dan, Chad's nelghbor to "I rea ffl rm today ou r gestlon that runaway wel­ a brleflng at NATO today "These are exerClses the east Llbya never unshakable comm1tment to fare spendlng created by by the chlef U S START and they are conducted struck el1mlnate dlscrlmlnatlon the soclal programs of negotlator at Geneva, allover the world on a At the State Depart­ agalnst blacks, women, the 1960s 1S to blame Edward Rowny regular basls," Weln­ ment, offlclals sald the hand1capped and other for 1 nfl at lOn Rowny wlll return to berger told a Senate they were revlewlng mlll­ mlnontles," Reagan told Reagan was met by pro­ Geneva Tuesday panel tary ald for Chad the Amerlcan Bar ASSOC1- testers bearlng placards Sri Lanka Appeals for U.S. Assistance Mcfarlane Launches Peace Movement COLOMBO (UPI) -- Srl Lanka, torn by communal BEIRUT (UPI) -- Presldentlal envoy Robert McFarlane launched the latest u S clashes 1t says were fomented by "one of the great Mlddle East peace effort today, confronted by denunclatlons frcm Syr1a and In­ powers," has appealed for a pledge of U S mllltary creaslng v101ence In Lebanon asslstance aga1nst forelgn lnvaSlon, government As McFarlane talked wlth senlor Lebanese offlclals at the presldent1al sources sa1d today palace on the edge of the capltal, Palest1~lan factlons battled across the The government rounded up members of pro-Sovlet mounta1ns In the eastern Bekaa Valley and unknown assallants tossed a grenade pol1tlcal partles and was conslderlng measures to In a Lebanese army Jeep In the seLond attack on authorltles In the capltal In cut down the staff at the Sov1et Embassy as calm 12 hours returned to most areas The Palestlne Llbera­ D'Esco'o Says 'War Could Erupt' after a week of ethnlc C-730s Fight Fir s tlon Organ1zatlon sald vlolence that kllled ROME (UPI) -- Two Syrlan forces had sur­ 239 people In the lsland U S C-130 flreflghtlng rounded the last POS1- Unless U.S. Changes Policy natlon planes are to arrlve 1n tlons held by Yasser Ara­ MANAGUA (UPI) -- Forelgn Mlnlster Mlguel D'Es­ Unofflclal sources Plsa Tuesday to help fat's troops In the Syrl­ coto, fresh from reglonal peace talks In Panama, sald the only new V10- Italy combat the raglng an-controlled half of sald a war could erupt In Central Amerlca unless lence was In the tea flres that have ravaged the Bekaa the Reagan admlnlstratlOn changes ltS "belllcose" plantatlon d1strlcts of thousands of acres of McFarlane, replaclng P011CY, a pro-government newspaper sald today Nuwrar and Ellya, 120 land and kllled at least PhlllP Hablb who was re­ But D'Escoto, who returned Sunday from the meet­ mlles northeast of Colom­ seven people In Italy, Jected as a medlator by lng wlth the Contadora bo No detalls of the In­ the U S Embassy annourc­ Syrla, suffered a set­ group of Latln Amer1can "It 1S ObVlOUS that cldents were avallable, ed today back In hope~ for nego­ nat1ons, sa1d the ground­ whlle there lS no agree­ but the sltuatlon was re­ An embassy statement tlatlng a SYYlan troop work had been la1d for ment wlth the Unlted ported under control sald the planes, WhlCh wlthdrawal from Lebanon future talks and that lt States, lt lS dlfflcult Press reports sald are scheduled to be de­ even before he reached gave h1m "a certaln op­ for there to be a reglon­ Pres1dent Junlus Jaye­ ployed for at least a Damascus tlmlsm " al agreement," he sald wardene feared attack week, left BOlse, Idaho, "The tour of the Amer­ In comments to the The Unlted States has from nelghborlng Indla on the weekend It sald lcan envoy to the reglon pro-government newspaper been fundlng Nlcaraguan WhlCh repeatedly has ex­ the project lS costlng lS a stage ot the JOlnt El Nuevo Dlar1o, D'Esco­ antl-government rebels pressed concern at the the Unlted States Amerlcan-Isrdell con­ to sald the U S lnflu­ based In Honduras, WhlCh vlolence dlrected agalnst $250,000 splracy," Danlascus radlO ence on Central Amerlcan has stralned the Sandln­ mlnorlty Tamlls, who are Several European coun­ sald In a contmentary nelghbors such as Hon­ lsta reglme's relatlons of Indlan orlgln trles have already sent As usual, U S offl­ duras, Costa R1ca and El wlth the Un1ted States Srl Lankan Forelgn flreflghtlng planes to clals revealEd no de­ Salvador was so great, and Honduras Mlnlster A S C Hameed help stop the raglng talls of McFdrlane's that only a change of "Whlle the Unlted met Indlan Prlme M1nlS­ blazes talks wlth Lebanese lead­ thlnklng In Washlngton States does not change ter Indlra Gandhl for Offlclals sald France, ers that begdn wlth a can "avold a catastrophe ltS polltlcal stance, 25 m1nutes In New Delhl also battllng flres on seSSlon wlth Forelgn In Central Amerlca does not opt for dlalogue and flew home one day the nearby Medlterranean Mlnlster EllP Salem "It lS dlfflCUlt to (and) does not deslst In ahead of schedule carry- lsland of Corslca, sent Syrla refuses to come to agreement wlth ltS belllcose POllCY, 1ng a message for Jaye­ several hellcopters to wlthdraw ltS estlmated Central Amerlcan coun­ there w111 be no POSS1- wardene )ardlnla, where seven 40,000 troops from Leb­ trles whlle those coun­ bllltles of an agree­ The Sun newspaper re­ people dled last week anon unless Israel wlth­ trles are practlcally ment," D'Escoto was ported Jayewardene warn­ Several llghtnlng­ draws ltS 20,000-30,000 governed by the Un1ted quoted In El Nuevo D1arlo ed h1S cablnet that In­ sparked forest flres troops uncondltlonally States," sald D'Escoto as saylng dla mlght attack raged today ln Italy World News • PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1983, Stone Terms Ta'is 'Success' Protesters Expelled NEWS BRIEfS BOGOTA (UPI) -- U S envoy Rlchard Stone FORT BENNING, Ga (UPI) -- Mllltary CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla , (UPI) -- Techn1- today termed hlS talks wlth a top Salvador­ offlclals expelled from a Georgla outpost Clans have postponed the space shuttle an rebel leader a "success," although that two prlests and an Army Reserve warrant Challenger's 3 1/2 mlle Journey to the leader ruled out any dlrect Amerlcan medla­ offlcer who trled to persuade Salvadoran Kennedy Space Center launch pad because tlon In the nearlY four-year-old Salvadoran soldlers to qUlt weapons tralnlng and of predlct10ns of thunderstorms and C1Vll War seek asylum llghtmng Stone met Sunday In Colombla for more Offlclals at Fort Bennlng sald Sunday The dec1s1on to postpone so-called than two hours wlth Ruben Zamora, a member the three were apprehended late Saturday "shuttle rollout," however, wlll not de­ of the polltlcal commlttee of the guerrll­ because they were lmpersonatlng U S Army l ay the Cha 11 en"qer' s th 1rd voyage 1nto las' polltlcal arm, the Democratlc Revolu­ offlcers and were In a restrlcted area of space, scheduled to take place Aug 3D, tlonary Front the mllltary faclllty accord1ng to NASA spokesman Jlm Ball It was the flrst offlclal contact be­ Lt Col Wayne Andrews, a spokesman at * * * tween Stone and leftlsts guerrlllas strug­ Fort Bennlng, sald about 525 Salvadoran OLIVERS, Brltlsh Columbla (UPI) -­ gllng In agalnst the U S - troops were at the post undergolng traln­ Three people were k1lled Saturday In the backed government lng In the use of weapons and handl1ng of f1ery coll1s1on of two 1952 vlntaoe alr­ Today, Stone met wlth Colomblan c1vlllans and prlsoners planes durlng the Openlnq ceremonles of Presldent Bellsarlo Betancur, who arranged A spokesman for a group protestlng the the annual Peach Festlval the meetlng wlth Zamora tralnlng of Salvadoran soldlers ldentlfled The coll1slon of the two-seater planes Colombla lS one of four Latln countrles the protesters as the Rev Roy Bourgeols was the second crash of vlntage planes In that make up the Contadora Group, whlch lS of Lutcher, La , a Maryknoll pnest, the as many days over Ollver, a small town Seeklnq a way to brlng peace to Central Rev Larry Rosebaugh of Chlcago, an Oblate 30 m1les north of the Washlngton border Amerlca and avold U S lnterventlon pr1est, and Llnda Ventlmlglla, an Army * * * Afterward, Stone was scheduled to fly Reserve warrant offlcer at Salem, Ala ROME (UPI) -- Dlvers searched a second to leftlst Nlcaragua for hlS flrst V1Slt to Andrews sald the three were flnger­ lake 1n valn for the body of Emanuela that country Slnce Presldent Reagan sent an prlnted, photographed and expelled from Orlandl today hours after explratlon of alrcraft carrler battle group to ltS PaclflC the faclllty after they were found near a the latest deadllne to exchange the kld­ coast and organlzed maneuvers lnvolvlng up barracks houslng the Salvadoran troops napped glrl for the Turklsh terror1st who to 4,000 Amerlcan troops In nelghborlng shot Pope John Pau 1 II Honduras, Nlcaragua's bltter enemy Investlgators questloned the authentl­ Muds'ide Buries 125 C1ty of the telephone calls sett1ng the BOGOTA (UPI) -- Recovery teams dlgglng deadllne and later reportlng the body PIO Says Syria, U.S. Conspiring out the bodles of some 125 people burled of the 15-year-old glrl was 1n Lake Patrla BEIRUT (UPI) -- Palestlne Llberatlon by a huge mudsllde are belng hampered by 1n the southern prOVlnce of Caserta Orqanlzatlon Chalrman Yasser Arafat today perslstent ralnfall and treacherous ter­ * * * accused Synan Presldent Hafez Assad of raln and wlll need 10 days to complete the LONDON (UPI) -- Prlme Mln1ster Margaret consplrlng wlth U S Secretary of State grlm task, offlclals sald Thatcher lS suffer1ng from an abras10n on George Shultz to clear the PLO from Leba­ A C1Vll defense spokesman sald heavy the retlna of her r1ght eye and surgery non's Bekaa Valley by Sept 1 ralns Sunday In Gachala, 90 mlles east of wlll be consldered lf lt does not lmprove Arafat's remarks In Tunls COlnclded wlth Bogota, had serlously set back the effort by Wednesday, her personal physlclan sald a statement from a mllltary spokesman In to unearth the bodles from the rock and * * * Arafat's key Lebanese base of Trlpoll that rubble at a hydro-electrlc plant construc­ REDWOOD CITY, Callf , (UPI) -- In what "Synan forces are surroundlng Fatah POSl tlon slte was called the most ambltlouS program 1n tlOns and threatem ng to empty them" the hlstory of the U S Geolog1cal Survey Belrut State Radlo sald flghtlng be­ the research vessel Samuel P Lee salled tween the pro- and antl-Arafat factlons In M.A.S.H. Set At Smithsonian today on a 40,000-mlle crU1se to both the the Bekaa contlnued today for a lOth day, WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Alan Alda and Mlke North and South Poles wlth the clashes spreadlng across the vall~ Farrell, stars of the televlslon show The $12 mlll10n proJect, called Opera­ near the Clty of Baalbeck, 52 mlles east MAS H, turned the theatrlcal set of the tlon Deep Sweep, lS 1n search for petro­ of Belrut show over to the Smlthsonlan Instltutlon leum and strateg1c m1nerals that m1ght be Fn day found on the Pac1f1c Ocean bottom The sets went on dlsplay Saturday at * * * A,iation Record Set the Natlonal Museum of Amerlcan Hlstory NEW YORK (UPI) -- A dead 40-foot gray PHOENIX (UPI) -- A darlng 64-year-old In an exhlblt entltled "M ASH Blndlng and wh1te whale was dlscovered Sunday 1n retlred Alr Force lleutenant set an lnter­ The Wounds " about four feet of water 1n the Hudson natlonal aVlatlon record Sunday for the "In a way lt puts a cap on lt emotlOn­ Rlver off the west slde of Manhattan, smallest plane ever to fly across the ally," sa1d Alda, an ll-year veteran of about 10 mlles away from the Atlantlc North Pole the show Ocean, pollce sald Don Taylor, a Tucson, Arlz., natlve and "The set remlnds us of how hard we The Clty'S harbor pollce lnltlally resldent of Hemet, Callf , completed the tr1ed We d1dn't 19nore paln and yet we thought the floatlng mass was a sallboat 1,480-mlle round trlp In nlne hours and also had a sense of humor about lt " Sgt Robert Byrne, commander of the 20 mlnutes, accordlng to Harry Welsberger, MAS H deo1cted the llfe ln the pollce boat that responded to the lnltlal a spokesman for the Sperry Corporatlon 1n 4077th Moblle Army Surglcal Hospltal In the report, sald he dld not know how the whale Phoenlx, Anz Korean War After Wl nm ng 14 Emmy awards made ltS way mlles up the Hudson Rlver Taylor took off In hlS 18-foot, home­ and numerous other honors, the show went from the ocean bUllt alrplane from the northwest terrl­ off the alr In February More than * * * tory outpost of Eureka on the west coast 225 mllllon people watched the last epl­ (UPI) -- Prlvate memorlal of Ellesmere Island In Canada and returned sode In WhlCh the Korean War ended and serVlces were scheduled today for stage to the tlny hamlet Sunday, Welsberger sald the MASH personnel went home great Lynn Fontanne, who teamed up w1th He establlshed a class C1B record for her late husband, Alfred Lunt, to become polar fllght by an alrcraft under 2,200 the best husband and wlfe actlng team In pounds -- the smallest plane ever to fly Paternity Surprise the hlstory of the theater across the pole PINE BLUFF, Ark (UPI) -- A mother who M1SS Fontanne dled Saturday at Ten Welsberger sald Taylor was tlred but flled a paternlty SUlt agalnst her college Chlmneys, the Lunts' secluded Wlsconsln "elated and very satlsfled wlth the fllght," boyfrlend to Wln support for her tWln sons estate near Genesee Depot She was 95 addlng he took photographs of hlS navlga­ got a surprlse when the results of blood * * * tlOnal egulPment to venfy hlS posltlOn tests came back he fathered one tWln but UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -- Pak1stan ac­ not the other cysed Afghan1stan today of 33 vlolatlons fINANCIAL NEWS Dr Sterllng Roaf, the mother's obste- i of ltS alrspace and terrltory Slnce Janu­ DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES trlclan sald lt may be the flrst tlme ary, lncludlng several lncldents In WhlCh 30 Industr1als off 5 01 at 1194 21 blood tests have proved that tWlns were artlllery flre ralned on border vlllages 20 Trans off 2 46 at 548 31 concelved on separate occaSlons There has been border tens10n Slnce 15 Utllltles off 0 77 at 129 00 Roaf sald he had suspected the tWlns the Sovlet lnvaSlon of Afghanlstan nearly 65 Stocks off 2 12 at 473 88 were concelved on separate occaSlons be­ four years ago sent more than two mllllon Volume was 77,210,000 shares fore thelr separate paternlty was estab­ Afghanl refugees flee1ng lnto Paklstan Closlng gold off 10 75 at 411 25 llshed by Dr G L Ryals, who conducted ... * * Closlng Sllver off 0 62 at 11 54 the tests at the Roche Blomed1cal Labora­ CHATEAU D'OEX, SW1tzerland (UPI) -- Dollar closlng In Tokyo at 243 10 vpn tory In Burllngton, N C Prlvate funeral serVlces for Brltlsh and In Zurlcr was not avallable Doctors have known for years that a actor Dav1d Nlven wlll be held Tuesday SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHFRWOOD LIBRr Y at the Angllcan church he attended near woman enter1ng pregnancy can stlll con­ hlS SW1SS alplne chalet, a fam1ly frlend SURf AND SUN celve up to 60 days after her last men­ strual perlod, Roaf sald So theoretlcal­ sald today As of QuOl HOURS, AUG 1, 1982 ly, tWlns could be concelved up to 60 days NlVen, the "gentleman of fllms," dled Weekend ralnfall 0 06 apart -- a phenomenon called super early Frlday at the chalet after sufferlng Monthly total 12 16 fecundatlOn for more than a year from amyotrophlc Yearly total 22 26 "Wl th fraternal (non-ldent1cal) tWlns, lateral scleros1s, also known as Lou TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN there are two eggs and two sperm cells Gehrlg's Dlsease, a rare degeneratlve Hl Tlde 1024,3 7' - 2337, 4 2' WhlCh cause conceptlon, as happened wlth neuro-muscular lllness He was 73 Lo Tlde 0428, 2 3' - 1645, 2 0' these boys," Roaf sa1d "What most people * * * Sunrlse 0640 Sunset 1910 don't know 1S that -- maybe more often WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The new graln agree­ Moonrlse 0055 Moonset 1338 than we thlnk -- these tWlns weren't con­ ment wlth the Kremlln commlts the Unlted celved at the same t1me Super fecundatlon States to Sovlet sales even In years when FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 may turn out to be more common than we severe drought or other problems cause bell eve 1t 1S " U S crop shortages, Congress was lnformffi • EdItorIal HOURGLASS, MONDAY, AUGUST 1 , 1983, PAGE 3 Anyone for debate? Part' By ART BUCHWALD Washlngton lS stlll In shock It's hard for at a glance any of us to belleve that someone In the Reagan By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL polltlcal camp would have resorted to steallng Costa Rica lS a democratlc, peaceful and largely mlddle­ Presldent Carter's black brleflng book durlng class natlon that calls ltself the "Swltzerland of Central Amer­ the 1980 campalgn -- the one WhlCh was prepared lca " It has no standlng army, relYlng on a 6,000-man force of for the Carter-Reagan debate rural and C1Vll guardsmen, and a forelgn debt of more than Presldent Reagan flrst called lt, "Much ado $2 bllllon about nothl ng " Then when the bn efl ng book hl t the fan he turn­ Presldent Reagan vlslted San Jose In December 1982 In pralse ed lt over to hlS Justlce Department to see what the fuss was of ltS democratlc lnstltutlons and non-aggresslve posltlon In all about Central Amerlca The admlnlstratlon sees Costa Rlca's stablllty We pundlts are keeplng an open mlnd on the purlolned book In volatlle Central Amerlca as an example for other natlons In Most Amerlcan Journallsts refuse to belleve that one of the the reglon The admlnlstratlon supports ltS role ln promotlng major polltlcal partles In our country would stoop to dlrty reglonal negotlatlons on the strlfe In El Salvador and what trlcks to Wln an electlon Washlngton calls Nlcaraguan subverslon ln the reglon At the same tlme we are troubled by what we know so far The Populatlon 2,213,000 (Unlted Natlons 1980) people who seem to have been lnvolved In some way or another are Area 19,575 square mlles James Baker, the presldent's chlef of staff, Davld Gergen, hlS Capltal San Jose (250,000) communlcatlons chlef, Davld Stockman, and Wllllam Casey, the Presldent LU1S Alberto Monge, elected In 1982 former Reagan campalgn manager, who lS now dlrector of the CIA Admlnlstratlon ald request $2 2 mllllon mllltary and Baker recalls gettlng lt from Mr Casey, who was supposed to $106 3 mllllon economlC have gotten lt from someone In the Carter camp -- a mole, as we * * * say In the Central Intelllgence Agency EI Salvador lS one of the poorest, smallest countnes of Mr Casey does not recall ever havlng seen such a book H1S Central Amerlca, torn by C1Vl1 war Slnce 1979 wlth a cost of a memory on lt lS a complete blank But lf we belleve hlm, thlS wrecked coffee-based economy, sabotaged utlllty systems and ralses a questlon of natlonal securlty If Mr Casey can't re­ rlghtlst and leftlst assasslnatlons that total more than 40,000 member belng the recelver of fllched goods from the Opposltlon vlctlms Leftlst guerrlllas say they oppose 50 years of corrup­ party's safe, what lS he dOlng as dlrector of the CIA, where tlon, abuse and vlolent rule by the mllltary and the rlghtlst memory lS everythlng? How can he provlde the presldent conClse ollgarchy lnformatlon on Central Amerlca, the Mlddle East and Sovlet mlS­ The admlnlstratlon acknowledges El Salvador must overcome slles wlthout forgettlng the best detalls? Do we want someone qeneratlons of government abuse by dlsclpllnlng ltS mllltary, to head up our lntelllgence serVlce who knows the names of every upqradlng the Judlclary and enactlng banklng, agrarlan and other company on the Dow Jones Index, but can't recall whether a mole polltlcal reforms But Presldent Reagan charges the Sovlet Unlon, gave hlm an Amerlcan presldent's game plan? Cuba and Nlcaragua are SupplYlng and dlrectlng the C1Vll war to Movlng along we now come to the most lmportant part of the spread subverslon ln Central Amerlca and endanger U S securlty effects of the theft, lf there was one lnterests In 1980 we all agreed to awalt the results of the debate be­ The war lS In a vlrtua1 stalemate, the success of the reforms tween the two presldentlal candldates before decldlng WhlCh man lS In doubt because of the C1Vl1 vlolence and rlghtlst OPPOS1- should have hlS flnger on the button tlon, and the Amerlcan ml11tary commltment lS qrowlng The out­ Then we saw what everyone else dld A Ronald Reagan who was come lS bleak for an early settlement favorable to anyone sure of hlmself and of hlS anwers Reagan was a completely dlf­ Populatlon 4,797,000 (Unlted Natlons 1980) ferent candldate from the One who, up untll then, was constantly Area 8,260 square ml1es maklng mlsstatements WhlCh hlS staff had to correct a few hours Capltal later But durlng the debate Reagan was as sure of hlS llnes as Provlslonal presldent Alvaro Magana, lnaugurated he was ln any of hlS motlon plctures It was a convlnclng per­ May 1, 1982 Presldentlal electlons planned ln formance and the pundlts walked away from thelr TV sets con­ December, but may SllP untl1 March 1984 vlnced Reagan was a candldate who dld hlS homework He not only Admlnlstratlon ald request $86 3 mllllon mllltary and had a game plan, but he also knew the other quy's as well $195 5 mllllon economlC To thlS day we don't know lf he used the scrlpt hlS people * * * wrote for hlm for the debate or the scrlpt Presldent Carter's , Central Amenca's most populous and one of ltS people wrote for thelr candldate most beautlful countrles has a lonq hlstory of dlctatorla1 rule That lS why Washlngton lS concerned All of us llved through and vlolence One half of the populatlon, descendants of Maya Watergate and lt would be a terrlble thlng lf Presldent Reagan's Indlans, occupy the central hlghlands, speak thelr own languages staff dld for hlm what the "Commlttee to Re-Elect the Presldent" and are llllterate The economy lS based on coffee, cotton, and dld for Nlxon bananas Fortunately the presldent has asked hlS Justlce Department R10S Montt, In oustlng Gen Romeo Lucas Garcla, has strlven to flnd out what really happened Otherwlse we may never know to ~tamp out a leftlst guerrl1la and Indlan rebelllon that op­ We'll Just have to walt and see poses generatlons of polltlcal abuse and economlC hardshlp -- As one pundlt sald to me the other day, "ThlS would have 2 percent of the populatlon controls two-thlrds of the farmland never happened 1f John Dean was a llVe " wldespread assasslnatlons of Indlans and peasants, clergy, C1Vll and ml11tary personnel have occurred In strlfe between govern­ ment and rebels Diplomacy in new quest for Falklands Presldent Reagan sald ln December 1981 that R10S Montt has ~UtNOS A1RES (UPI) -- Defeated at arms by Brltaln In the recelved a "bum rap" ln news accounts but lS worklng to bUlld stormy South Atlantlc, Argentlna has made recovery of the wlnd­ better po1ltlca1 and economlC condltlons for hlS people whlle swept Falkland Islands ltS top forelgn POllCy obJectlve -- but seeklng to control vlolence of securlty forces Reagan sald Cuba thlS tlme, through dlplomacy lS provldlng arms and supplles to leftlst forces worklng to over­ Argentlna lS now busy forglng all lances In Latln Amerlca, throw the government the Thlrd World, the Unlted Natlons and the Organlzatlon of Amer­ Popu1atlon 7,262,000 (Unlted Natlons 1980) lcan States -- all wlth a goal of wlnnlng support for ltS clalm Area 42,042 square ml1es to the archlpelago Caplta1 Guatemala Clty (800,000) "ThlS lS not to say that we neglect other lssues, but re­ Leadershlp Gen Efraln R10S Montt, coup, March 23, 1982 covenng the Malvlnas lS our number one pnonty," sald an Ar­ Admlnlstratlon ald request $10 3 mllllon mllltary and gentlne dlplilmatlc source $64 5 mllllon economlc Argentlnd never gave up ltS clalm to the Falkland Islands (To be concluded ~n Tuesday's HourGlass) -- WhlCh lt calls the Malvlnas -- after a Brltlsh gunboat selzed them and expelled the Argentlne lnhabltants In 1833 War broke out In the summer of 1982 after an Argentlne am­ IRAs or E bonds for retirement? phlblOUS force selzed the lslands from Brltaln In Aprll In the INVESTORS' GUIDE by WILLIAM A DOYLE _enSUeln] 10 weeks of naval and alr battles, Brltaln recaptured Q I am a ~year-old single only on the mterest that bwlds August, 1974, through the lslands woman coosidenng opening up on those bonds You would September, 1977 What In. Argentlnd lS now preparlng a resolutlon on the Falklands an IDdivtdual retirement ac­ still have to pay mcome tax on terest rate am I getting on count From reading your col· the money you use to buy these boods, now? What rate that lt hope~ wlll get wlde backlng In the Unlted Natlons Gen­ umn, I know I will be allowed those bonds will I get, if I bold them for eral Assembly meetlng In September to withdraw as mucb as I want It bolls down to tins you get five more years~ It lS expected to repeat last October's U N call for nego­ from a IRA, without paying a full tax deferral With an IRA A Your bonds, winch have tlatlons between Argentlna and Brltaln on soverelgnty over the penalty tax, after I reacb age and only lmuted tax deferral passed their ongmal five-year lslands -- an approach Brltaln has rejected 59~ And, wben I am 70~, I With savmgs bonds matunty penod and are m the will be reqwred to make IRA Also, the EE bonds now be- first of two 100year extended Followlng ltS Falkland Islands defeat, Argentlna sought sup­ withdrawals, based on my We mg offered are scheduled to matunty penods, are now ac. port from the Non-allgned Natlons' Movement, WhlCh has large expectancy mature m 10 years Unless the crwng mterest at an 8 5 per. representatlon from countrles In Afrlca, ASla and Latln Amerlca Wouldn't buying U S Sav U S Treasury Department cent aMual mterest rate The movement, at ltS March summlt In New Delhl, Indla, condemned Ings Boods for the next 30 grants "extended maturities" If you hold them long Brltlsh occupatlon of the lslands years and casbiDg them at my to those bonds, you would have enough, they Will start discretion be a more practical to pay federal mcome tax on bwldmg up mterest at the new A dlplomat sald Argentlna turned to the Thlrd World and es­ solution to the retirement the accrued mterest on each of vanable rate, winch the U S peclally to Latln Amerlca because lt felt abandoned by Western dilemma? your EE bonds as each bond Treasury Department calls Europe and the Unlted States, WhlCh gave dlplomatlc backlng to A Not at all' You'll be much matures - long before you the "market·based" rate Brltaln and halted arms supplles to Argentlna durlng the lsland better off With an IRA, mto retire Ltke everythmg else con· war winch you can put up to $2,000 You would have the alter nected With the savmgs bond aMually You won't have to native of exchangmg EEs for program, tins gets com· Dlplomatlc relatlons between Brltaln and Argentlna remaln pay mcome tax on that money HH bonds, thereby postponmg plIcated severed, wlth llttle lmmedlate prospect of a reconclllatlon or the money It earns, m m the tax bite on the accrued EE The var18ble rate Will be ap­ Argentlna recently protested Brltaln's expanslon of the alr­ terest and-or dlvldends, until bond mterest unW the HHs plIed to outstandmg E bonds fleld on the Falkland Islands to handle hlgh-speed Jet flghter­ you Withdraw It That Will you receive m the exchange and the newer EE bonds held bombers reduce your mcome tax bill are redeemed or mature for five years past Nov I, each and every year * * * 1982, or five years past the Dlplomatlc sources sald the Falklands attack last year was If you buy Senes EE, US Q I purchased Series E, next seIDlaMual "mterest ac promoted prlmarlly by the Argentlne navy, WhlCh conslders the Savmgs Bonds, you would put U S Savings Boods, througb crual date" folloWlne: Nov 1 lslands' posltlon of hlgh strateglc lmportance off paymg federal mcome tax the payroll savings plan frllm 1982 Around Town PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1983 Jeramon Nom Kom "Jeramon non kom" ~s the Marshallese way to say, "Goodbye and good luck, fr~ends " Depart1ng KwaJale1n on Wednesday, Aug 3, are M1ke and Ann Nader, w1th thelr sons Mark, Paul and Ph11 The Naders have been on KwaJ four years M1ke 1S a systems eng1neer w1th MIT/LL, and 1S be1ng transferred back to Massa­ chusetts, Wh11e on KwaJ, Ann handled workers' compensat1on for Global ASSOC1- ates * * * Robert and Ju11e Wh1t1ng, w1th thelr chlldren Ann, 15, and Kara, 14, departed KwaJa1e1n Frlday, July 29 Robert worked for MIT/LL, and 1S be1ng transferred to Bedford, Mass farewell Song To Kwa;alein Do the stars sh1ne br1ght 1n Boston? Do the b1rds slng sweet at dawn? Is the sea as br1ght as the clear blue Pac1f1c? W1ll I m1SS them when I'm gone? Oh, now I must leave my sun-drenched home Where the 11ght dances, golden, on the fn end1 y sea, Where seab1rds play far above the broad ocean And the w1nd whlspers 10vesongs to me Newly-~nstalled Toastmasters off~cers, left to r~ght Jan~ne Cox, pres~dent, Al Anderson, educat~onal v~ce-pres~dent, Deanna Hawk~ns, adm~n~strat~ve v~ce-pres~dent, The ocean remembers my new b1rth here, Bob K~ngsley, secretary, Bob Kovacs, treasurer, and Bob Cox, sergeant-at-arms The sky sml1es st111 over secrets we've shared The creatures remember my awe-f111ed gaze Installation Of Officers - Ri Konono Toastmasters And the w1nd wh1spers 10vesongs to me By DEANNA HAWKILvS The 1nsta11at1on of new off1cers h1gh11ghted the summer d1nner meet1ng of the R1 Oh, how T1me f11es on 1tS b1ack-t1pped Konono Toastmasters The meet1ng was held 1n the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club on w1ngs Sunday, July 24 Members and guests enjoyed pr1me r1b w1th all the tr1mm1ngs, after When one's days are numbered ln Parad1se l Sylv1a Sang1olo gave the 1nvocat1on B1ll Malone, a past presldent, 1nstalled the If only I could capture the w1nd as 1t 1ncom1ng off1cers slngsl The slate of new off1cers, who w1ll serve for the next SlX months, 1S Jan1ne Cox, Blue sky, blue ocean, sh1ne forever 1n pres1dent, A1 Anderson, educat10nal V1ce pres1dent, Deanna Hawklns, adm1n1strat1ve my eyes V1ce pres1dent, Bob K1ngs1ey, secretary, Bob Kovacs, treasurer, and Bob Cox, sergeant­ --By Kara Wh1t1ng at-arms Toastmaster of the even1nq was Bob Ko­ vacs, w1th Bob K1ngsley tlckl1ng the fun­ nybone as Jokemaster Bob Cox performed 1------~------, the role of table tOP1CS master, re­ qU1r1ng Deanna Hawk1ns, B1ll Malone, and KWAJAlEIN TIDE CHART FOR AUGUST : Jan1ne Cox to respond w1th two-m1nute answers on the subject of Eva1uat1on vs I Cnt1c1sm TIME: TIDE TI'iE lICE TIME TIDE TIHE TIDE I Prepared speakers were Edna Knowles, DAY H.M. 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LOAN/RENTAL OF LARGE INNER TUBES Needed ~WAJALEIN MEMORIAL POST 44, Amerlcan Le­ for hlgh-tech weekend boat repa1r proJect ~lon, meets at Veteran's Hall on Thurs­ Call CrlS or ErlC at 83604 day, Aug 4 at 7 p m (Leglon) THE KWAJALEIN ART GUILD has an Arts and HELP WANTED Crafts show and sale planned for October MATURE, DEPENDABLE PART-TIME BABYSITTER for ThlS wll1 feature works by local artlsans TOnight At The MovI S slx-month-01d baby Experlence requ1red, for dlsp1ay and some wl11 be for sale references necessary Call Donna at 82233 Don't mlSS thlS unlque weekend lsland Rlchardson - Hugo The H1PPO 7 30------G attractlon (KAG) Ivey Hall - Norma Rae COMMUNITY NOTICES LIBRARY HOURS ARE AS FOLLOWS 6 30, 8 30------PG EMON LODGE NO 179, F & AM wl11 hold a 1 p m - 9 P m Monday through Saturday Yokwe Yuk - The Shlnlng specla1 commun1cat10n on Tuesday even1ng, 1 p m - 7 30 p m Sundays 12 30 a m only------R Aug 2 All Fe110wcraft Masons are lnvlted Please allow enough tlme to check out Tradewlnds - Clrcus World to attend Bus serVlce wl11 be provlded at books at least ten mlnutes before closlng 8 00------G the usual stops and t1me For more lnfor­ tlme (Grace Sherwood Llbrary) mat10n, please call the secretary, Ken Holt at 82107 (No 179) FOR MECHANICAL PROBLEMS WITH VENDING TOnight On TeleVISIon MACHINES, call the Ten-Ten store, 81010, KwaJa1eln THE EXECUTIVE BOARD of the Women's Protes­ or the Retal1 Offlce, 83307, durlng regu­ 4 30 General Hosplta1 tant Chapel Fe110wshlp w111 meet Tuesday, lar hours of operatlon (Global) 5 15 M1SS Unlverse Pageant Aug 2, at 7 30 p m 1n the home of Kathy 7 00 NBC Central Amerlca Lynn, Qtrs 224A (WPCF) DUPLICATE BRIDGE lS played every Monday 7 55 SOlld Gold except ho11days at the Communlty Center 8 45 Entertalnment A BOATING ORIENTATION WILL BE HELD Aug 2, Arrlve at 12 15 P m to begln play at 9 40 Falcon Crest Tuesday, 1n the Commun1ty Center at 5 p m 12 30 P m Call A11X Taylor, 82593, or 10 30 Best of Carson As part of the 11censlng procedures, re­ DorlS Pascoe, 83628, for lnformatlon or lf 11 15 Donahue qUlred by Global Procedure No 1090, a you need a partner ROl-Namur Boatlng Safety Orlentatlon must be attended (Dup11cate Brldge Club) 4 30 Faml1y Feud/Donahue prlor to a boatlng 11cense belng lssued 5 45 General Hosplta1 ThlS app11es to all personnel regardless NOTICE TO PCS'ING FAMILIES - When you have 6 30 That's Incredlb1e of prevlous experlence REMEMBER--Safety flrm packout and PCS dates, call the 7 20 G10rla/The Jeffersons of the boatlng party lS the responslbl11ty Houslng Offlce at 83662 or 83450, to order 8 10 Newhart of the operator (Safety Offlce) your hosplta11ty klt and schedule an In­ 8 35 One Day At A Tlme spectlon date (Global Assoclates) 9 00 "Body And Soul" MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP COMMITTEE meet­ 10 45 Falcon Crest lng wl11 be held Aug 2, at 1 p m ln IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOURGLASS BY 11 35 Shannon Tral1er 661 (Mlcroneslan Handlcraft Shop) 5 30 pm, call 84190 (Global Assoclates)