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VOLUME XXIII, NO 90 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1986 BUSINESS LEADERS SEE ROSY TIMES House Committee AHEAD FOR AMERICAN ECONOMY Approves Budget

By JANET STAIHAR Councll, made up of 200 execu­ In ltS semlannual report on For Fiscal 1987 Assoclated Press Wrlter tlves from the country's larg­ the economy, the councli sald By STEVEN KOMAROW HOT SPRINGS, Va -- The coun­ est corporatlons lt foresees a strengthenlng of AssOclated Press Wrlter try's top bUSlness leaders, say­ The executlves generally the U S economy for the rest lng the economy lS ln an upbeat gave a nod of approval to the of the year, "as the economy WASHING10N -- The House mode, today predlcted that over tax package adopted thlS week moves out of the lethargy that Budget Commlttee approved a the next two years, Amerlcans by the Senate Flnance Commlttee has prevalled SInce the mlddle flscal 1987 budget that en­ wl1l beneflt by stable lnterest They dId not see the added tax of 1984 " dorses a tax Increase but, un­ rates, low lnf1atlon and hlgher burden on corporatlons as detrl­ The councli sald the "out­ llke the Senate, puts most of lncome mental to buslness, but eApress­ look lS more upbeat than pre­ that money toward deflclt cut­ Desplte the buslness execu­ ed a skeptlcal walt-and-see at­ vlously, ln part reflectlng the tlng lnstead of Pentagon pro­ tlves' glowlng forecast, they tltude on any flnal verslon expected effects of lower lnter­ grams also explessed "a sense of un­ emergIng from a conference wlth est rates, a lower dollar, and Democrats on Thursday push­ easlness" because of weakness the Democratlc-controlled House lower 011 and energy prIces " ed through a $994 2 blillon ln buslness lnvestment, and "If lt passes ltS shakedown The councIl forecast econom­ spendIng plan over RepublIcan hard tImes ln the agrlculture crUlse and there are no pot- IC growth of 2 7 percent -- as complalnts that lt would crlp­ and oll-patch area~ of the na­ holes I would be support- measured by the gross natlonal pIe the mliltary and that Dem­ tlon lve," sald councll Vlce Chalr­ product -- for 1986, "a dlS­ ocrats would spend any new tax The forecast was made at the man James D Roblnson, chalrman tlnct lmprovement over the dollars sprlng meetIng of the Buslness of the Amerlcan Express Co 2 7 percent" recorded ln 1985 Only a single Republlcan, Rep Vln Weber of Mlnnesota, JOlned Democrats ln the 21-11 FIRE OUT A T CHERNOBYL REACTOR, flnal vote to send the package to the floor Full House actlon could CHILDREN LEA VE SCHOOL EARL Y corne next week KIEV, U S S R (AP) -- An In­ en sald radlatlon at the rear­ "It 1S clear thp radloClctlve The budget, proposed by ternatlonal Atomlc Energy Agen­ tor sIte reached 36 mlillrems cODsequpn,cs of thIS aLcldent commlttee ChaIrman Will lam H cy offlclal sald today that the per hour shortly after the ac­ are far more serIOUS tnan In Gray III, D-Pa , would In­ flre at the Chernobyl nuclear cldent The agency statement any qccldent so far crease taxes by $7 3 bllllon reactor has been put out Ihe sald radlatlon had dropped BllX also saId the SOVIets over Presldent Reagan's budget mayor of Klev sald a quarter­ Thursday to 0 15 lllillrems never shut doWl' theIr 11 other plan -- the same lncrease ~llilon chlldren wlll leave about 18 mIles from the reactor Chernobyl-tvp~ reaLtors, as passed by the Senate last school early thlS year because Mlillrems measure the eftect some report~ Ind1c~ted earller week of the devastatlng accldent of radlatlon on humar tIssue EarlIer, KIev Mayor Valentln But whlle the Senate's bl­ The agency offlclal, Morrls Experts estImate that exposure Sgursky sqld schools attended partlsan plan boosted mllltary Rosen, told a news conference to 1,000 mll11rems 10 a year by a quarLer-m1ll10n of the spendIng to cover lnflat10n, ln Moscow that an adjacent re­ can create one or two chances CIty'S chIldren wlll close the House plan would freeze actor at the Ukralnlan faclilty In 10,000 of developIng Cdncer Ilay IS, severa] ,... eeks early, the mliltary bUlldup was not damaged bv the fIre and "The flre lS out," Rosen because of the power plant ac­ The deflclt ln the House was not ln danger of releasIng saId, speclfYlng that he refer­ cldent He sald the ~ovewa~ plan would be $137 blillon, radlatlon red to a fIre In graphlte In not an emergency measure $7 blillon below the statu­ He also sald there was no the reactor core The Chernobyl "We are slmply advdnclng the tory llmlt that the Senate's meltdown of the reactor core reactor uses graphIte to slow normal school hollday a llttle budget Just met But Robert Avery, a senlor SC1- nuclear reactIons blt," Sgur5l(\ tc,ld " hrC'uP of Republicans sald they entlst at Argonne Natlonal Lab­ In Stockholm, a Swedl,h of­ tore~~n reporters couldn't go along w1th the oratory ln Ililnols, sald ln an flCldl, Goerdn Mandeus, lnfor­ 1~ralrlrl~ PremIer ~lexander mliltary cuts or new taxes Intervlew today, "It would be matlon chIef ot the SwedlsP Nu­ Lydsnko ~ad saId IhursQ~; t~~t "The Defense Department unreasonable to Imaglne a huge cledr In~peLtlon Board, saId crews stLll were trylng tn put can't llve wIth that budget," amount of (radloactlve) materI­ ~aleillte photos taker today out the reactor flre BIIX flew sald Rep Delbert L Latta, R­ al gettlng out -- as It appar­ showed no smoke lomlng from over the reactor T~ursddy dnd OhlO He proposed more cuts ln ently dld -- wlthout there be­ the damaged reactor sald on SO"let televlslon tni'lt domestlc programs to brlng lng a meltdown " The dlrector of tllp U }, -af­ ~moke was clmlng froIT It mliltary spendlng up to the In the flrst dlsclosure of f111ated agenLY, Hans BIIA, Bu[ I-osen saId today, "fhe Senate's level, but was de­ specIfIc radlatlon levels, Ros- saId at today's ncws Lo~rerenc~. flrE' lS out" feated by Democrats George Shultz Brings Assurances Of Support To Corazon Aquino THE By BARRY SCHWEID AP Dlplomatlc Wrlter terrorIst" when he arrlved at the gates of Malacanang Palace CHALLENGE MANILA, Phlllpplnes Sec- for the meetlng wlth Aqulno retary of State George P The protesters, who held Shultz met wlth Presldent Cor­ slgns saYIng "Marcos Mad Dog Anthony Hack­ azon AqUIno today to assure her Made In USA " and "Reagan ett releases hlS of U S support for her govern­ the Great TerrorIst," dIspers­ foot from the ment but rule out Increases ln ed peacefully soon after "rat trap" of hlS aId beyond $150 mllllon already Shultz left for a serles of pedal as he nears pledged meetlngs WIth other offlclals. the end of the Shultz made no comments to Includlng Vice Presldent Sal­ bl ke port lOn of reporters after hlS 40-mlnute vador Laurel and Defense Mln­ Sunday's Rustman/ meetlng WIth AqUIno at a guest lster Juan Ponce Enrlle Rusty Lady Hack­ house next to the presIdentIal EarlIer, pollce held bdck ett and 30 others palace However, he earller more than 200 Marcos loyalists met the challenge saId the Flllplno government who shouted "We want Marcos of the KwaJaleln should concentrate on rearrang­ back" as Shultz stopped to lay Runnlng Club's lng the economy rather than a wreath at the foot of a mon­ seventh annual askIng for more U S aSS1S­ ument to the PhlllpPlnes' na­ tnathlon See tance tlonal hero, Jose R1zal, on Page 5 The secretary of state also hIS way to Malacanang met wlth former supporters of Shultz met wlth former La­ deposed PresIdent Ferdlnand E bor Mlnlster BIas Ople and Marcos who saId they appreCIat­ seven other members of Marcos' ed U S lnterest ln Phlllpplne New SOCIety Movement after a stablilty, and that they men­ breakfast meetIng WIth Aqul­ (Photo by tloned Marcos "only In pass­ no's economIC mInIsters JIM PAQUIN, Ing " Ople broke wlth Marcos' Kentron Photo As when he arrlved Thursday, party after the February rev­ Lab) Shultz was greeted by about olutlon that ended the strong­ 200 leftlsts chantlng "Reagan man's 20-year rule e 0 LOCAL/WORLD NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1986 Mother, Son Enlist In Army; Working On Husband Worship Services For

By TARA BRADLEY-STECK way for me to get a good career and help Kwaialein And Roi-Namur Assoclated Press Wrlter the fam1ly," she sa1d Thursday CATHOLIC PITTSBURGH -- A mother of three who de­ George Wayland, a product10n englneer Saturday Mass (Antlclpated) c1ded to be all that she could be by J01n- for a food company, was at work Thursday 5 15 pm, Island Memorlal Chapel 1ng her teen-age son 1n the Army says and could not be reached for comment Sunday Masses she'll help a recru1ter persuade her hus­ SmIth sa1d he dldn't pa1nt rosy plctures 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel band to J01n them too about Army hfe 9 15 am, Island Memor1al Chapel "I'm g01ng to get her whole fam1ly 1f I "The famIly gr1lled me for f1ve hours 5 pm, ROl-Namur Commun1ty Center have anyth1ng to do w1th 1t," Sgt Stanley about the Army, about everythlng," the re­ Monday-Frlday Masses Sm1th sa1d Thursday crulter sa1d "And we don't 11e to them 10 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel "Sergeant Sm1th and I dec1ded we were about war If It comes up, It Just comes Confesslons g01ng to talk h1m 1nto gOlng Into the ser­ up That's a poss1b1l1ty " Saturday, 4 30-5 pm, Blessed Sacrament V1ce so we could travel together," sa1d Mrs Wayland saId she Isn't afra1d of Chapel Also In the chaplaln's off1ce, call She1la Wayland, 34, of suburban W1lklns­ gOIng to war 82116 beforehand, and In Tr 835, call 84535 burg "You llve In fear every day," she sald beforehand If George Wayland, 31, slgns up, he and "There's so much that happens 1n our world hlS wlfe would be ass1gned to the same that 1S so much scarler than could happen CHURCH OF CHRIST base, Smlth sald there Everyone IS tra1ned to defend them­ Sunday worsh1p 1S held at 9 a m 1n Room Shell a Wayland slgned up recently for a selves there Rlght now I have no defense " 20, George Se1tz School Vlsltors are wel­ four-year h1tch as an a1r defense spec1al- Baldw1n, a sen10r at Brashear H1gh come For more 1nformat10n, call 83569 1st after hearlng Smlth glve a sales pltch School, starts a two-year enllstment as a to her son, Anthony Baldwln, 18 personnel adm1n1stratl0n spec1allst In Au­ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS "I sawall the beneflts they had to of- gust He was prom1sed a $17,000 college Servlces are held In the Corlett Recrea­ fer a career, Job secur1ty, travel, a tUltl0n grant upon leavlng the Army tl0n Center Prlesthood meet1ng IS at 8, college fund That's a whole lot better He reports to Fort Jackson. S C , for Sunday school at 9, sacrament serVlces are than what they offer In the clvll1an baslc traln1ng HIS mother reports to Fort at 10, and the Rellef Soclety and Young world," she sald DIX, N J , In September for seven weeks of Women's meet at 11 a m V1s1tors are wel­ "I understand you have to work hard baslc tralnlng come For more Informatlon, contact LeRoy But that's one of the Ingredlents for suc­ Mrs Wayland's two other ch1ldren from Slevers, 83691 cess, and I really want to be successful," a prevIous marr1age, M1chelle Akr1e, 16, SerV1ces on ROl-Namur are held at 8 a m sald Mrs Wayland, who had only untll her and Larry Akrle, 14, w1ll stay w1th her In the R01-Namur Communlty Center Call blrthday next February to beat the Army's mother, W1lla Mae Thomas of PIttsburgh, un­ Paul Delacruz, 99174 or 99601, for 1nforma­ enllstment age lImIt of 35 t1l she recelves her f1nal ass1gnment tl0n The Army prom1sed her a $6,000 bonus "The k1ds are for It They're pumplng upon graduatlon from aIr defense school, me up even more I thInk they're level­ PROTESTANT $10,800 toward a college educatlon once headed, and they understand that I'm real­ Sunday mornlng worshlp serVlces wlll be she leaves the Army, and health beneflts ly trylng to do better for us," Mrs Way­ held at 8 and 11 at the Island Memorlal for her and her fam1ly land sald Chapel Chaplaln Robert Johnson wlll preach She sald none of her var10US Jobs Slnce Frlends "th1nk I'm nuts But I say, the sermon t1tled "Women of Falth " 1975 "really offered a stable career " 'Hey guys, thlS 1S my llfe, '" she sald Speclal mus 1C at the 11 a l'l serVlce wlll Her husband "understands that 1t'S a "I want to do 1t my way " be provlded by the Sunday school ch1ldren s1nglng "Th1s Is the Day," "Jesus We Just Want To Thank You," "I'm 1n the Lord's Ar­ 29-Year Task To Bring my," and "He's Stlll Work1ng on Me," and Small-Arms Range by the Chapel Ch01r s1ng1ng "How MaJest1c English Up To Date Is Your Name " From EC By MICHAEL WEST Sunday school classes for all ages are The small-arms range w1l1 be 1n op­ ASsoclated Press Wrlter held at the George Se1tz School at 9 30 erat10n between the hours of 8 a m a m Adults are present to ass 1St newcomers and 10 p m Saturday, May 10 LONDON -- YetIS, yuppIes, yabbas and In flndlng the1r classrooms A hazard area wIll eXIst at the W1mmln, splel, UpPIty, touchdown and tan­ The Sunday worsh1p serVlce on ROl-Namur northwest end of KwaJale1n Island at doorI -- they're all In the fourth and fl­ WIll be held at 5 45 p m 1n the Commun1ty the small-arms range and extendIng nal supplement of the Oxford Eng11sh DIC­ Center and w11l be led by Chaplaln Todd 1,650 meters from the Island, ocean­ t10nary publIshed May 7, marklng the end LaBute slde All personnel and sea craft are of a 29-year, 60,000-word effort to brlng Gospel serV1ce wlll be held Sunday eve­ advlsed to stay out of the hazard area the EnglIsh language up to date nlng at 7 In the cnapel J01n us for an Red warn1ng flags wIll be posted at "To f1n1sh IS both a relIef and a re­ 1nformal t1me of song and worshIp the small-arms range durIng the opera­ lease from a kInd of extraord1nar1ly pleas­ tl0n Ouest Ions concern1ng thIS opera­ ant pr1son," sa1d edltor Robert Burchf1eld tIon WIll be answerea by callIng the A Supplement to the Oxford Eng11sh DIC­ Yokwe Yuk Club Central PolIce StatIon at 84445 tIonary, Volume IV, Se to Z, contaIns Come over, relax and enJo} our specIal 1,480 pages, we1ghs around 14 pounds, 1S nearly 4 1nches th1ck, and costs 90 pounds pupu extravaganza and mUSIC Frlda\ frol'l $137 70 5-7 p m After relaxIng tor a few hours It def1nes about 13,500 words 1llustrat­ dance to the dISCO from 9 untIl mldn1ght ed by 130,000 quotat10ns from pr1nted sources, and starts WIth the word Se, an Saturday - D1sco mUSIC from 9 p m untIl anc1ent ChInese plucked mus1cal 1nstrument m1dnlght w1th 25 strIngs The last word 1S Zyr1an, a tr1be 1n the northern central area of Sunda} - ~ovle t1me at 2 and 7 p ~ the Sov1et Un10n The TImes of London haIled It as "the Tuesda\ - Taco/PIzza ~1ght, free pupus greatest Eng11sh book th1s century the trol1 5-7 p ill crown of a work started In 1858. the last word for the present on the queen's En­ glISh, dedlcated WIth permIssIon to the queen the record of our language and Surf And Sun our lIfe " ,\ C; () F I 2 0 I '\ ~ •I But BurchfIeld says 1t IS Amer1ca, not SATURDAY AT England, that 1S most 1nfluenclng the evo­ Fnday May 9, 1986 • lut10n of the Engllsr language na1l\ ra1ntlll 0 26 "Our language IS chang1ng slowly, and ~unthly [utal 2 64 Amer1ca IS leadlng the way now, not Br1t­ Ytarly [utal 23 58 ~, • aIn I don't see anythlng partIcularly Hi"10RROt-. ON KWAJ ALEIN ~ CJllnrl~l 6 31 a m wrong WIth that It's InevItable," he sa1d Sllll'oU 7 00 p m ~. LADIES' WEAR The Oxford EnglIsh Dlct10nary In1t1ally .: was conce1ved as a 12-volume work and took '!o lllri SP 7 53 a m 2-PC KNIT DRESSES 70 years to complete. but new words and ~hll~n~E.. t 8 52 p m PAS'I'EL COLORS usages emerged at an unprecedented rate III TId", 5 12 a m 5 8'-5 27 p m 4 6 ' 10 Tl.dL I 1 35 a m 1 0'-11 18 p m 1 1 :~ I f1ENSWEAB ::'U'JnAY :~ SUflr lo,( h 31 a m M00n[lSe 8 41 a m POPULAR MAKE :~ "un Li 7 00 p m ~luon",et 9 44 p m I STRIPED KNIT • HI 11 d l ') 41 a m 5 6'-5 55 p m 4 3 ' I MOTHERS in Tde l2 07 p m I 2'-11 42 p m 1 4' POLO SHIRTS '!I)~f)r\l CH I LDREN' WEAR DAY@~ '-, II '1 r 1", 6 30 a m \!c 'nrlSL 9 32 a m '-,un '>l I 7 00 p m Houn'-,L [ 10 35 p m BOYS' ALOlIA SHIRTS 111 Tide 6 I 1 a m 5 4'-6 27 p m 4 0' .: FAMOUS NAME JEANS Ll) 1 L(' -12 40 p m 1 5' .: MAY 12 F,'R 111(,\[ FIltzf ( ,\'- I C\l \ p, ~ f( 1(1 •

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8 30 12 30 (PG-13) 3 35 Land Of The Lost 4 00 Donahue I H Heavenly KId Tradewlnds Theater 8 p m (PG-l3) 4 00 ReadLng RaInbow 4 50 General HospItal F SIX Cun Law, Yokwe Yuk 6 30 p m (G) 4 30 General HospItal 5 35 Too Close For Comfort (starts) I R To Be Announced Yokwe Yuk Theater 8 30 12 30 5 15 Freeze Frame 6 00 CBS News/CNN Sports TonIght i I CompromISIng POSItIons Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m (R) 5 40 Channel 9 Feature Report 6 55 Street Hawk/Dynasty IAMFRICAN FLYER Kev1n Costner DaVId Grant 5 50 CBS News/CNN Sports TonLght 8 35 "Lonely Are The Brave" : Drama RT 114 PC-13 6 45 Stand By I 10 20 Nlghtllne A sports doctor and former blcycle-rac1ng ~ompetltor who 7 35 60 MInutes 10_5Q _T~n~g~t_S~o~ ______has been estranged from hIS famLly returns home wLth SUSPI- 8 25 T J Hooker : Clan that hIS younger brother has InherIted a famIly dIsease 9 15 "The Ivory Ape" (MI) : ROI-Namur Wednesday 10 55 CNN News I 12 00 Today Show I COMPROMISING POSITIONS Susan Sarandon Raul JulIa 11 25 TonIght Show I 2 00 GUIdIng LIght Comedy/Drama RT 98 R ------I 2 45 ChIcago Blues/Abbott And Costello Followlng the murder of a womanIZIng dentIst a former pa­ Kwajaleln Wednesday 3 35 Everyday CookIng 'tlent takes It upon herself to solve the crIme , 10 00 Today Show 4 05 Donahue I 11 55 Take Two 4 50 General HospItal GREyrRIERS BOBBY Donald CrISp Lawrence NaIsmIth 1 45 GULding LLght 5 35 People Do The CraZIest ThIngs Drama RT 91 G 2 25 Pat Boone Show 6 00 ABC News/CNN Sports TonIght Bobby, a ragged Skye terrler WIll capture your heart In 3 15 Mr Rogers 6 55 60 Mlnutes/T J Hooker thIS true story of a dog's 14-year vlgil over hIS master's 3 45 Sesame Street 8 35 "Heart Sounds" I grave In Scotland's Greyfrlers churchyard After hIS master 4 45 General HospItal 10 45 Larry KIng dIes Bobby IS alone. an outcast 5 30 People Do The CraZIest ThIngs 11_22 _T~n~g~t_S~o~ ______5 55 ABC News/CNN Sports TonLght I HEAVENLY KID LeWIS SmIth, Jason Gedrlck 6 50 EntertaLnment ThLs Week I Rot-Namur Thursday Comedy RT 89 PG-13 7 40 The FBI I 12 00 Today Show A teen-ager who dIes In the early 1960s durIng a wlld car 8 30 Street Hawk I 2 00 GUidIng LIght race leaves behInd a pregnant glrlfrlend In 1985 he returns 9 20 "Ways Of Kung Fu" 2 45 Tommy Hunter/People's Court • to Earth as an angel to help hIS son who IS a hIgh-school 10 50 CNN News I 4 00 Donahue student and whose llfestyle IS SImIlar to hIS dead father's 11 20 TonLght Show 4 50 General HospItal Iand headed Into the same kInd of probLem K~;j;I;I~ ThU;S-d~y------! 5 35 Charles In Charge ! 6 00 NBC News/CNN Sports TonIght I PALE RIDER Cllnt Eastwood Carne Snodgrass 10 00 Today Show I 6 55 EntertaInment ThIS Week I I Western RT 113 R 11 55 Take Two I 7 45 Crazy LIke A Fox/RemIngton Steele, A stranger rIdes Into CalIfornIa's gold rush country and 1 45 GUIdIng LIght I 9 25 "Death Stalk" : Into a bItter feud between prospectors and bIg-company mIners 2 25 Pat Boone Show I 10_52 _N~g~tlI~elT~n~g~t_S~o~ __ 3 15 Mr WIzard SIX GUN LAW Robert Loggle James Dunn 3 40 Belle And SebastLan I Rot-Namur Friday Western RT 78 C 4 05 Everyday CookLng , 12 00 Today Show ThIS IS based on epLsodes In the fabulous lIfe story of 4 35 General HospItal ! 2 00 GUIdIng LLght/Bobby Jones Gospel Elfego Baca, sheriff of Socorro County, N M , one of the most 5 20 WhIZ KIds 3 35 Congress, We The People lncredlble fIgures of AmerIcan frontIer tlmes HIstory re­ 6 10 NBC News/CNN Sports TonIght 4 00 Donahue veals the 20-year-old sherIff polltlcan and lawyer of Span­ 7 05 Solld Gold 4 50 General HospItal/Webster Ish-AmerIcan descent was truly one of the most "truest heroes 7 55 Webster 6 00 CBS News/CNN Sports TonIght of the West," although hIS remarkable explOIts, as he endeav­ 8 20 Dynasty (MI) 6 55 Peter Gunn/Hlghway To Heaven ors to protect the rIghts of hIS people, make hIm dlmost 9 10 "Yesterday's ChLld" 8 10 St Elsewhere/Cagney & Lacey ~engendary 10 25 CNN News 9 50 NLght Court -.!O_52 _T~n~nl1t_S~o~ ______10 15 "In Possesslon" MT LndLcates mature theme 11 30 Larr KIn /Tonl ht Show c o WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1986 Spy Charges u.s. Wants To Start Dismantling FAA Squares Off Filed Against Pacific Trust Territory This Month Against Eastern By GENE KRAMER Navy Man AssOclated Press Wrlter wlth the Unlted States The Over $9.5 M Fine POINT MUGU NAVAL AIR STATION, WASHINGTON -- The Unlted Northern MarIanas has chosen By H JOSEF HEBERT CalIf CAP) -- A Navy enlIsted States Intends to start talks the status of a U S common­ AssOclated Press Wrlter man at thls coastal base has at the Unlted Natlons later wealth, and all four want to been charged wlth espl0nage and thlS month almed at endlng ltS leave theIr defense under U S WASHINGTON -- Eastern Alr­ seillng a weapons loadlng manu­ 40-year rule over strateglc Pa­ control llnes lS refuslng to pay a al In the bellef a forelgn gov­ clflC Islands, a Reagan admlnls­ The US-Palau compact, de­ $9 5 mlillon flne for alleged ernment would use It, offlclals tratl0n spokesman saId layed and controversIal be­ safety vlolatl0ns, and the Fed­ sald today Four Paclflc Island group­ cause of ItS antI-nuclear con­ eral AVlatlon Admlnlstratlon Petty Offlcer 3rd Class Rob­ Ings, WhlCh were placed under stItutIon, has not yet been says lf It doesn't get the mon­ ert Dean Haguewood, 24, was U S trusteeshlp at the end of ratIfIed by Congress But the ey wlthln a week lt WIll go to charged thlS week wlth one World War II, have voted to be admInIstratIon has deCIded to court count of esplonage and four re­ self-governlng but to contInue start U N talks In antICIpa­ Eastern Chalrman Frank Bor­ lated counts and faces a hear­ to be defended by the Unlted tIon of the ratIfIcatIon In man saId Thursday that the alr­ Ing Monday In preparatIon for a States hopes of dlsmantllng the Trust llne dlsputes "the technlcal In­ court-martlal, sald Lt Cmdr Ambassador Fred M Zeder II, TerrItory of the PaCIfIC and tegrlty" of the FAA flndlngs, Don Lewls, a spokesman for the presldentlal representatlve for launchlng the other three WhlCh stemmed from an In-depth test center MlcroneSlan status negotlatlons, states Into theIr new roles at Inspectlon earller thls year, Haguewood worked as an ord­ predlcted Thursday that the So­ the same tIme, Zeder saId and that he has no lntentlon of nanceman at the Paclflc MIsslle vlet UnIon probably wlll object "The consensus of our al­ paylng the flne Test Center, a crUlse mlsslle to the proposal and Chlna wlll lles IS that they do not see The penalty lS by far the test base, from November 1984 abstaln, whIle Brltaln, France any problem" WIth thls, Rus­ largest ever levled agalnst an untIl hlS arrest March 4 and most other countrIes Wl11 sell Surber, State Department alrllne The esplonage charge In thls agree dlrector of Paclflc Island af­ Most of the allegatlons, Bor­ case lS not punlshable by death Zeder saId the Unlted States falrs, sald He told the House man saId, "slmply cannot be sup­ If Haguewood IS convlcted on plans to ask the U N Trustee­ ASla-Paclflc CommIttee the So­ ported by technlcally quallfled all flve charges, hlS maXlmum Shlp Councll thlS month for a vlet Unlon has not taken a po­ and respected lndustry consul­ prlson term would be 17 years, rullng that the peoples of the sltlon on the lssue and agreed tants " Lewls saId Trust TerrItory have exerCIsed wlth Zeder that Moscow would But the FAA refused to back "The document Involved was thelr rlghts of self-determIna­ hkely object off and Immedlately Issued a an alrcraft ordnance loadIng tIon and U S trusteeshIp obll­ Moscow has accused the Unlt­ statement saylng lt wlll glve manual It was a relatIvely low­ gatlons have been fulfliled ed States of stepplng up mllI­ Eastern untIl May 16 to pay the level document," LeW1S sald The proposal then would be tak­ tary actIvltles In the lslands penalty It It does not recelve en before the SecurIty CounCIl There IS no preclse proce­ the money, the agency sald it In July, he saId dure nor any precedent tor ter­ would ask the Justlce Depart­ 12 Injured, 35 In separate plebIscItes, the mlnatlon of a U N "strategIC ment to flle SUlt "to recover Marshall Islands, the Federated trust," the only one of the II the maXlmum C1Vll penaltIes al­ Homes Destroyed States of MIcroneSIa and Palau World War II trusteeshIps so lowable under the statutes " have opted for free aSSOCIatIon deslgnated That could total nearly $80 mlillon because of the more By Tornado Focus Is On IRAs In Income Tax Debate than 78,000 separate VIolations By OWEN CANFIELD CIted by FAA lnspectors Under AssOclated Press Wrlter By JIM LUTHER the law, a vlolatlon occurs AP Tax Wn ter whenever an alrcraft WIth an In­ EDMOND, Okla CAP) -- A sup­ reporters Packwood chaIrs the fractIon leaves the ground The per-tlme tornado bounced through WASHINGTON (AP) -- Indlvldu­ ~enate FInance Commlttee maXImum penalty IS $1,000 per a nelghborhood, InJurlng 12 peo­ al RetIrement Accounts, the new­ However Speakes decllned vlolatlon ple, destroYlng dozens of homes, found but WIdely used tax shel­ to say whether Reagan supports and leaVIng resldents amazed ters for mIddle AmerIca, are be­ the antl-lRA part of the bIll that no one was serlously hurt c0mlng the focus of Senate de­ or another sensltlve prOVISIon, Ogorodnikov Says "I don't know how we kept bate on a plan for overhaulIng whlch would repeal the prefer­ from belng kIlled, but we dld," the Income tax system entlal tax treatment of lndl­ sald 74-year-old Frances Fore­ A full munth before Senate v1dual capItal galns Guilty Plea hand, who suffered cuts and floor actIon on the bIll IS Reagan's own tax-overhaul brulses when the tornado tore lIkely, two RepublIcan members plan would retaln a fully de­ Was A Lie through the home of her grand­ have Introduced a resolutIon ductlble $2,OOO-a-year IRA for daughter Vlcki Taylor on Thurs­ that would put the lawmakers on all workers and allow the same LOS ANGELES (AP) A SOVIet day nlght "It looked llke a record In favor of keeplng ful­ set aSlde for spouses who earn woman ended 13 days of testImo­ bIg ball of fIre went through ly deductIble lRAs for every­ no wages Non-workIng spouses ny at the spy trIal of her for­ the house " body who can afford them now are lImIted to a tdx-defer­ mer FBI lover Thursday, declar­ Pollce spokesman Lt MIke It lS no secret that PreSI­ red contrlbutlon of $250 a lng agaIn that both were Inno­ Wooldrldge, whose home was one dent Reagan and Treasury Depart­ year cent and asklng the Judge to of those damaged In southwest­ ment offICIals are concerned And rather than repeallng forgive her for lylng when she ern Edmond, saId 12 people were about a prOVISIon In the over­ the tax break for capItal pleaded gUllty last year treated at a hospltal for mlnor haul bIll that would allow the gaIns, the presldent proposed "I'm teillng the truth now," InjUrIeS full IRA tax break only for to expand It so that lnflatlon­ sald Svetlana Ogorodnlkov, who Flre Marshal Ron Wlillamson workers who are not elIgIble caused lncreases In the value InSIsted she and Rlchard W MIl­ sald at least 35 homes were de­ for company penSIon plans of stocks and other a~sets ler, the only former FBI agent stroyed and at least 30 others Reagan telephoned Sen Bob would not be taxed ever charged wlth esplonage, damaged Packwood R-Ore , chlef author Senate Democratlc WhlP Alan are lnnocent Although there were no re­ of the bIll, Thursday to con­ Cranston of Callfornla attack­ MIller, 47, lS accused of ports of fatalltles, WIlllamson gratulate hIm on the etfort and ed the Flnance Commlttee blll con~plrlng WIth Ogorodnlkov and saId he could not be certaIn saId he IS generally satIsfIed Thursday on both lssues and her husband to pass Liassifled that everyone was accounted WIth the plan, WhIte House several others as well, as dId documents to the Sovlets for for spokesman Larry Speakes told Sen John Melcher, D-Mont promlses of cash and gold

Syrla l~ a suspect In recent the company says was based on FinanCial News Briefly terrorlsm agaInst AmerIcans and economlcs, not pressure Dollar cloblng In WASHINGTON (AP) -- An FBI Israells, but "alarmlng reports" * * * Tokyo was agent told a Jalled crlmlnal that Israel plans milltary re­ LONDON CAP) -- PrIme Mln- 162 85 yen, he should refuse to cooperate tallatlon are not true, Prlme Ister Margaret Thatcher's and In Zurlch was WIth the Labor Department In MInlster Shlmon Peres saId to­ Conservatlves suffered a se­ 1 8152 SW1SS francs lts lnvestlgatlon of Teamster day rIes of crushIng electoral CLJSJN( METALS Presldent Jackle Presser, a * * * defeats, lOSIng control of Gold Up 0 10 at 345 35 Senate subcommlttee was tuld WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Canadl- more than two dozen local SlIver Up 0 01 at 5 22 today an dlplomatlc document dIsclos­ counCIls and a former parlIa­ DOW JONES CLOSINC AV1RAG1S * * * es that a Reagan admlnlstratlon mentary stronghold 30 lndustr lab WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Ag­ regulatory offlclal prlvately * * * Up 3 22 at 1789 43 rIculture Department sald to­ advlsed Canadlans early thls NEW DELHI, IndIa CAP) -- 20 Tran~portatlons day that 1986 wlnter wheat year on strategy to weaken a Tenzlng Norgay, the Sherpa Up 5 03 at 788 03 productlon lS estImated at proposed rule to ban deadly as­ who JOlned Slr Edmund HIllary 15 UtIlItIes 1 6 bIllIon bushels, down besto~ In thlS country to make the first successful Off 0 82 at 182 91 12 percent from last year's * >< * assault on Mount Everest, the 65 Stocks harvest of 1 83 blillon bush­ CLEVELAND (AP) -- Revco D S world's hlghest peak, dIed Up 1 45 at 695 81 els Inc the nat lon's largest drug­ today of a chronlc lung prob­ Vl)I Ul-lF 137,400,000 shares * x * store Lhaln, has stopped sel1- lem SEE LlSTINGS TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -- lng adult magazlnes, a declslon Norgay was 72 IN G~\CE SHERWOOD LIBRARY

I • aD SPORTS HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1986,

Rustman/Rusty Lady partlclpants take thelr places In the lagoon near Echo Pler for the start of the trlathlon, the half-mlle SWlm to Emon Beach Kal Kal ahl kl 1S all smll es as he crosses the flnlsh llne flrst as he completes the '86 RustmanlRusty Lady flnal leq of the event, the 6 2-~11e run Draws 31 Contestants Triathlon Results By PAUL PLESSMAN NAME SWIM BIKE RUN TOTAL K Kalahlkl 16 24 1 16 41 52 12 2 25 17 KwaJaleln Runnlng Club J Patterson 18 45 1 17 22 49 31 2 25 38 Kal Kalahlkl and Glee Garlle were the E Llndborg 18 13 16 57 50 45 2 25 55 men's and women's fIrst-place fInIshers In G Berggren 15 07 16 56 56 25 2 28 28 the seventh annual Rustman/Rusty Lady trI­ K Jourdan 15 04 22 46 50 57 2 28 47 athlon held Sunday TheIr tImes were 2 A Hackett 16 55 18 47 53 43 2 29 25 hours, 25 mInutes, 17 seconds and 2 29 39 G Garlle 14 27 1 24 30 50 42 2 29 39 respectIvely Garlle's tIme was about 4 5 E Goff 20 36 1 19 31 51 53 2 32 00 mInutes faster than her 1985 tIme of J Torrlse 18 47 1 22 00 55 23 2 36 10 2 34 06 S Ralfsnlder 18 11 27 01 51 20 2 36 32 The fastest SWImmer was also Garlle R Mowry 17 00 28 15 51 51 2 37 06 WIth a tIme of 14 27 Fastest bIker was K Taylor 18 27 20 19 58 38 2 37 24 Kalahlkl WIth 76 41, and fastest runner R Plourde 18 35 20 12 03 39 2 42 26 was Jeff Patterson WIth a tIme of 49 31 N Homan 17 55 32 47 52 50 2 43 32 In the under-18 age group, Kenny Jour­ T WhIte 20 06 31 23 53 27 2 44 56 dan was fIrst for the thIrd straIght year S Moore 23 23 22 13 02 31 2 48 07 and fIfth overall WIth a tIme of 2 28 47 G Shaw 22 29 24 16 01 49 2 48 34 ThIS was almost 10 mInutes faster than hIS *J Tavlor 20 00 32 47 56 23 2 49 10 1985 tIme of 2 37 03 J Conn 25 30 21 51 02 42 2 50 03 Ed Goff repeated hIS 1985 fIrst-place PLane 15 19 28 55 08 15 2 52 29 fInIsh In the over-40 age group WIth a W ChIdsey 21 06 33 48 59 25 2 54 19 tIme of 2 32 00 Jeff Taylor fInIshed fIrst rE Amundson 23 27 38 50 54 38 2 56 55 -- In 2 49 15 -- among those partIcIpants S Burk 22 12 25 07 17 52 3 05 11 USIng "true" one-speed bIcycles S Hurt 28 01 31 51 07 18 3 07 10 IndIVIdual caples of the results WIth B Sholar 22 55 41 05 06 36 3 10 36 the ranklngs for the SWIm, bIke and run­ Bob Sholar 22 54 41 06 06 36 3 10 36 Jeff Patterson, completlng the 26-mlle nIng portIons of the race are avalldble C Frye 24 10 30 34 17 43 3 12 27 blke portlon of the race, was the fastest from Paul Plessman, race dIrector, Qtrs A QUlrk 21 01 39 35 15 38 3 16 14 runner and flnlshed second overall 471B, or at the fun run May 18 M QUlrk 21 12 39 22 15 40 3 16 14 D Jay 17 55 47 37 24 56 3 30 28 *L Taylor 26 11 56 34 08 36 3 31 21 (Photos by JIM PAQUIN, Kentron Photo Lab, photo layout by BONNIE CROWDER) * IndIcates one-speed bIke

Softball WUTl9rS Weekend Softball Schedule At A Glance TODAY'S GAMES Medicare, Npper's Rev. Brandon 5 15 Ross' Lem vs Heaven H Us NL Scores Dally 5 15 lMUA vs EntertaIners (AP) -- In NatIonal League baseball By JOHN LEE Ragan 5 15 WahInes vs Almost Angels Thursday nIght It was Atlanta 10, CInCIn­ MedIcare overcame a two-run AMFM lead SATURDAY'S GAMES natI 5, St LOUIS 13, San DIego 3, ChIcago and won theIr A DIVISIon softball game on Brandon 5 15 Spartans I vs Keones 6, Los Angeles 5, PIttsburgh 8, San Fran­ Brandon FIeld Thursday nIght 5-2 Henry Dally 5 15 No Ko RI VS R F Hazards CISCO 2 CallI hIt a trIple In the fIfth InnIng and SUNDAY'S GAMES American League Scores scored Ken HeflIn and Ken WIllIams, and Brandon 3 15 BO vs NIpper's Revenge CallI scored the WInnIng run on JIm Cas­ 4 45 EntertaIners vs Black Sheep (AP) -- In AmerIcan League baseball ac­ key's sacrIfIce RICh Hubshman and DennIS Dally 1 45 Kanes vs Ross' Lemonade tIon Thursday nIght It was Oakland 2, MIl­ WeIkle scored Insurance runs In the SIxth 3 15 Fred FlInt vs Spartans II waukee 1, Boston 4, Seattle 2, Toronto 7, InnIng 4 45 Trackers vs MedIcare CalIfornIa 6 Jeff Beckley, Tracy Walker and Jerry BeJang had two hItS each for AMFM TWIlight Golf Schedule NBA Playoff Roundup NIpper's Revenge nIpped the MarIners TODAY'S GAMES By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 17-16 In a B DIVISIon slugfest on Dally 4 30 ChIll DIppers vs SpeCIal ServIces MIke Dame had three hItS and three RBI, 5 00 Over 40 vs KREMS The Lakers charged Into the semIfInal Glenn Crane was 3-for-4 and drove In one MONDAY'S GAMES round WIth a 120-107 VIctory over the Dal­ run, and Al Aden had two hItS and an RBI 4 30 ROSIe's CantIna vs 19th Holers Green las MaverIcks behInd Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's for NIpper's 5 00 19th Holers Yellow vs No Ko RI 27 pOInts and Eaevln J0hnson's clutch EJbl Kuluwe hIt a home run and drove In fourth-quarter play The VIctory clInched t~ ee runs, Homer Sam went 4-for-4, and Water Polo Schedule the serIes In SIX games for the Lakers Also clInchIng In SIX, the Rockets out­ l ner Thomas had two hIts and two RBI for SuNDAY'S GAMES the MarIners 6 30 StIngrays vs More-rays lasted the Denver Nuggets 126-122 In dou­ SPORTS ON THE RADIO Saturday on AFRTS 7 30 SA vs Kelly's Heroes ble overtIme as LeWIS Lloyd and Rodney Mc­ 1224 AM radIO at 10 30 am, hear the MONDAY'S GAME Cray hIt key Jumpers In the fInal 1 45 of Indy tIme trIals 7 30 Splashers vs More-rays the second extra perIod o '\ FEATURES IAGE 6, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1986 Mind Your Money Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers My What Are Chances Of IRS Audit? 34-year-old slster lS By PETER WEAVER 5-8, very slender and has long, good-100klng legs Q What are my chances of haVIng advantage" She lnslsts on wearlng my tax return audited? ThiS has never But If a good amount of money IS dresses way above the knee, happened to me, but I made more Involved and you're not all that sure or I should say, Just be­ money last yeM and thiS may mean of yourself, get assistance from a pro I'm now audit bait If I am called m, tax pre parer low the crotch I thlnk what's the best way to handle the Even If a profeSSIOnal did not make tall women look better­ SituatIOn? S D , Buffalo, N Y out your return, hiS or her help With proportloned (and more A The best way to handle a tax an audit can be Invaluable The big elegant) when thelr knees audit IS not to handle It - at least not plus IS the fact that you won't have to nght away and, If pOSSible, let some­ appear And, for most taxpayers, thiS are covered She thlnks I The flrst Sunday, the one else Sit m the hot seat when the IS great because they tend to put theIr am Jealous because I'm prlest closed the serVlce confrontatIOn comes respective feet m theIr mouths and shorter What say you, with, "May the peace of What are your chances of bemg have to pay more Ann? -- NO NAME the Lord be wlth you " audited? Unless you are m some sort Fnends or work colleagues may of occupatIOn that the Internal know of a good tax profeSSional Or, DEAR N N A tall, The man next to me, a Revenue Service traditIOnally you might try your luck With someone long-legged 34-year-old stranger, grabbed me and watches With Jaundiced eye (doctor, from one of the natIOnal tax woman 1n a m1n1sk1rt gave me a great blg hug dentist or someone receiVIng a lot of preparation chams looks r1d1culous Your All around people were tiPS for serVIce), your chan(es are We hear you might even get your minimal audit assistance gratis on the hope slster w1ll probably th1nk hugglng According to some aggressive that you II come back next tax season I'm Jealous, too, because I am susceptlble to accountant fnends, you should be as a cu<;tomer I'm only 5-2 Bear 1n colds I do not care for ashamed of yourself for not haVIng The big thmg IS to have plenty of m1nd th1S op1n1on 1S thlS practlce What can I been audited before ThiS may mean records and documents to back up they say that you re too much of a your c1alm<; for deductions A tax pro str1ctly my own, but do wlthout appearlng un­ wimp when It comes to takmg your can show you how to do thiS even If that's what you get when frlend1y? -- NOT FRIGID, fair share of ('[edits and deductIOns your records are not the best you wr1te to Ann Landers JUST RESERVED IN DELAWARE You may have overpaid your tax bills Q I lost my Job because of a on subjects that 1nvolve DEAR DEL If you don't As far as handling an audit when It reduction In the work force and I am comes, thmk tWice about handling the also suffenng from severe headaches taste (p S Vogue, the want to hug, you don't Job yourself Sure, If It s Just a matter and depreSSIOn because of the worry fash10n b1ble for Ch1C have to Slmply extend of c1earmg up somethmg that you about who was gOing to be fired and dressers, 1S show1ng your hand, sm1le warmly have documented or If only a few who would be able to stay Is It best to m1n1S, m1d-calf, and ankle and say. "Peace be W1 th bucks are Involved - do It yourself apply for unemployment compensa­ But If you have trouble gathering all tIOn or worker's compensatIOn? A L , length, everyth1ng under you " the mformatlOn needed or have Richmond, Va the sun') trouble With your work schedule, get A Good question In most states For Ann Landers' book­ your audit date extended mto the worker s compensatIOn wIll pay more Dear Ann Landers I let '~lcohollsm -- Hope future as far as pOSSible benefits (for bemg HlJured or made According to a report m Bottom III) than unemployment benefits recently moved to a new and Help" send 50 cents Lme Personal publicatIOn The Ion However, you II need a doctor to back Clty and Joined a Catho- and SASE to Ann Landers, ger your ca.... e IS In the agent s up your claim for worker s compensa­ 11C parlsh near my apart­ POBox 11995, Chlcago, mventory the more likely he IS to tIOn ment III 60611 ru'ih through the audit - to your © 19Ko hy King Feature, "'ynd,cate Inc Cleveland Gives Big Welcome Your Individual To Rock Hall Of Fame By M R KROPKO Horoscope Assoc1ated Press Wr1ter ===== Fral\ces Drake =====::::::::::::::=== CLEVELAND -- ThlS clty'S successful campalgn FOR lIJONDAY, MAY 12, 1986 to land the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has unlted tre ARIES SCORPIO generatlons that once dlvlded over the raucous rhythms, (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) says the mUS1C dlrector of Cleveland's 1eadlng radlo A confuSing matter at home IS It wIll take some detective work on statlon resolved to your satISfactIOn It's not your part to get to the bottom of a "It was well worth the work and effort everybody a good time to seek legal adVice Be story But you can be sure, you wIll put lnto It,'' Kld Leo, mUS1C dlrector at WMMS-FM, sald realistiC about career goals succeed Stay on top of bookkeeping Monday "It deflnlte1y was a project that unlted the TAURUS SAG lITARmS (Apr 20 to May 20) (Nov 22 to Dec 21) grandparents and thelr grandchlldren of thlS Clty " It Will take a whIle before you get You II have to do some furthur A foundatlon establlshed to flnd a home for the the facts straight Disregard rumors research about an mvestment or planned hall of fame offlcla11y named Cleveland on Mon­ A serVIce may (ost more than you finanCial deal There are too many day, saylng essentlal1y that the Clty won because ltS had antiCipated loose end<; that have to be deared up GEMINI CAPRICORN cltlzens wanted lt so much (May 21 to June 20) (Dec 22 to Jan 19) About 660,000 people slgned a petltlon last year You need to be realIstiC about the You may not be sure of where you ln support of Cleveland and resldents swamped tele­ use of credit and how much you can <;tand In a relatIOnship MeetIngs With phone 11nes ln January when USA Today polled readers afford to be In debt A work project IS friends are favored now Your loyalty on the questlon of a home for the hall of fame successfully completed IS appreciated OhlO Gov Rlchard F Celeste and Mayor George VOln­ CANCER AQUARmS (June 21 to July 22) (Jan 20 to Feb 18) oVltch. who were ln New York for the announcement, flew Pressure!> may eXist on the Job Though you re on sure ground In back to Cleveland to an ecstatlc greetlng by an alrport today Couples need to touch base one bU<;lnes<; venture, another seems crowd of about 300 and a couple of b1arlng rock b~nds With each other Go out somewhere bogged down at present Fnends "We've walted a long tlme, Slnce July 18, 1985, when where you can have time for Just the prove distractIng now we went to New York Clty to tell them that Cleveland two of you PISCES )oII:Do LEO (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ lS the place," VOlnovlch sald (July 23 to Aug 22) Plans should be finalized now Cleveland was the slte of the earllest rock concert, You ne~d to guard against day about a pleasure tnp A friend 1<; ln 1952 , and was the home of dlSk Jockey Alan Freed,, , dreammg on the Job Home based somewhat evasive A bU<;lness con­ who lS wlde1y credlted wlth cOlnlng the term rock n actlVltle!> are favored over outside cern nepds further thought Interests at present There you can YOU BORN TODAY are versatile roll relax and a powerful communicator You Tre hall of fame wll1 lnc1ude trlbutes to the major VIRGO can !>lJcce!><;fully commerCialize your artlsts of rock 'n' roll ln ltS more than 30-year hlS­ (Aug 2'3 to Sept 22) crpatlVt' talents Such fields as bank tory and memorabl11a from thelr careers Keep your feet on the ground In lng, advprtlsmg and all creative areas Ahmet Ertegun, the head of Atlantlc Records and romance Group actiVIties are favored Me your milieu You have a protective now You re able to give a friend attitude towards others, though you chalrman of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundatlon, encouragement Be there may be somewhat erratl( In the sald ln maklng the New York announcement that Cleve­ LffiRA handling of your own fmancIaI land won over Phl1adelphla and Chlcago (Sept 23 tu Oct 22) resources Your flair for deSign would The selectlon lS contlngent on obtalnlng money to Som~ compromises Will have to he make you a fIne Mchltect SometImes made, but a project 1<; fInaJly done you need to pay more attention to bUl1d the museum, WhlCh Ben Neede1l, a member of the With You did the he<;t that \\as dptalb Birthday of "ogl Berra, hall of fame's board of dlrectors, estlmated would pos'ilble, so banish later regr~ts base hall <;tar Dante Rossetti, poet cost about $20 mllilon DOONESBURY Garry Trudeau

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OFFICIAL NOTICES THE HOURGLASS IS LOOKING FOR PART-TIME GERRY BACKPACK INFANT CARRIER Call 82478 POOLS AND BEACH SCHEDULES The followlng temporary typlStS Appllcants should be or 82065 Ask for Al schedule wlll be ln effect untll June 19 able to type 50 wpm accurately, and have a Famlly Pool -- Monday through Thursday, good command of the Engllsh language Con­ SERVICES OFFERED 12 30-1 30 p m, lap SWlm deep, open SWlm tact Global Personnel offlce, corner of DESIRES HOUSE- OR TRAILER-SITTING POSITION shallow, Monday through Thursday, 3 30-6 Lagoon Road and Nlnth Street, Bldg 781 to lnclude June 28-July 4 Daughter V1Slt­ pm, open SWlm, Sunday, 9 30 a m -6 pm, lng Non-smoker Wlil take lovlng care of open SWlm Emon Beach -- Monday through Frl­ GLOBAL ASSOCIATES CURRENTLY HAS OPENINGS plants & anlmals Call Annle, 83587, or day, 3 30-6 pm, Ilfeguard on duty, Satur­ for two cashlers at Surfway Appllcants 82081, evenlngs day and Sunday, 11 a m -6 pm, Ilfeguard must be wlillng to work 9 30 a m -12 30 on duty Yearlong Adult Pool schedule -­ pm, Monday through Frlday, and 3 15-6 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Wednesday through Monday, 6 am-II pm, pm, Tuesday and Frlday Interested per­ GIRL SCOUT NEIGHBORHOOD COMMITTEE MEETING buddy system mandatory (Speclal Servlces) sons should apply at Global Personnel, cor­ Tuesday, May 13 Meet at Yuk, 7 p m for ner of Lagoon Road and Nlnth Street, Bldg dlnner & our end-of-the-year meetlng THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE KWAJALEIN SCHOOL 781 Advlsory Board wlll be held Tuesday, May 13, SOFTBALL BATTING CLINIC Saturday and Sun­ 6 30 pm, In the elementary Ilbrary The GLOBAL ASSOCIATES WILL BE NEEDING A tempo­ day, 5 pm, Ragan Fleld Learn how to h1t publlC lS lnvlted to attend rary executlve secretary from May 22- the ball wlth Terrl CUblC (Kwa]aleln School System) Aug 23 Appllcants must be able to type 45-50 wpm accurately and have good command SCUBA CLUB regular meetlng wlll be May 28, ADVANCED LIFESAVING CLASS OFFERED For of the Engllsh language Interested per­ 7 pm, YY Theater those 15 years of age and older who are sons should apply at Global Personnel of­ lnterested ln becomlng Ilfeguards on Kwa]­ flce, corner of Lagoon Road and Nlnth THE CHAPEL CHOIR WILL MEET FOR REHEARSAL aleln, a Red Cross Advanced Llfesavlng Street, Bldg 781 Tuesday, 7 pm, ln the chapel class wlll be offered beglnnlng Monday, May 12 The tentatlve course completlon date FOR SALE ALL WIND-SURFERS PLEASE ATTEND MEETING Mon­ lS May 31 To slgn up, contact Glee Garlle, PANASONIC MONAURAL TAPE DECK W/AM & FM ra­ day, May 12, 7 pm, Emon Beach pavlllon 82847 or 83331 (Speclal Servlces) dlO Great cond It would be good for a Wlll declde on new members & other excltlng younger person's flrst tape player Call & lmportant buslness New members welcome THE FAMILY POOL WILL BE RESERVED AFTER regu­ 82761 & ask for Justln lar hours Monday, May 12, 6-8 30 pm, and EMON LODGE NO 179, F&AM WILL BE DARK Mon­ Wednesday, May 14, 6-7 30 p m due to a pre- GRASSHOPPERS SNEAKERS FROM TOG SHOP Sent day nlght scheduled actlvlty (Speclal Servlces) wrong Slze (7~ med) Whlte w/navy & red trlm, $21 Call 8246J KINS ATTENDANCE SCHEDULES FOR JUNE ARE DUE PET OWNERS ARE REMINDED fHAT KMR ORDI~ANCE May 15 TUltlon for June lS due May 30 No 32 and Global Assoclates Procedure COMPLETE 35MM SLR OUTFIT MINOLTA XD-11 No 1301, Anlmal Control, requlre that all body, 50mm f/1 7 lens, 28mm f/2 8 wlde PARENTS OF PALEPA'S POLYNESIAN DANCE CLASS pets be reglstered and that reglstratlon angle, Vlvltar serles 1 70-210 zoom, V1Vl­ Reserve May 31 for Polyneslan ReVlew. 7 be renewed annually ThlS year, reglstra­ tar flash, cases for lens & camera Over pm, DaV1S MP Room tlon renewal wlll occur from Nov 3-10, at $625 new, wlll sell for $300 W99626/H82527 Faclilty 1091 from 4-6 p m dally All YYWC SOCIAL SHOPPING TRIP TO MAJURO' $135 cats, male and female, must be spayed or WORD PROCESSOR, SPELL CHECKER, DATABASE round trlp May 12 Info, A Greene, 83793, neutered and must recelve approprlate vac­ manager -- all on Atan 800 w/80-col green­ A Specht, 82687 All adults welcome clnatlons prlor to belng reglstered For screen monltor, dlSk drlve, prlnter $500 thlS purpose a veterlnarlan lS tentatlvely buys thlS complete system Call Stephen FINAL DAY TO PURCHASE CORAL OPEN PLAYER OR scheduled to V1Slt KMR ln August These Oshlnsky, H82527/W99626 banquet tlckets lS May 12 servlces can be scheduled by contactlng the veterlnary serVlces technlclan. 82633 RCA CED DISC PLAYER STEREO, $75, Ploneer KINS REGISTRATION FEE OF $5 lS due Mall Anlmals less than 3 months of age wlll be CT20 stereo, tape deck, $80, Flsher 127 checks to POBox 889 glven temporary reglstratlon status Com­ stereo phonelFM recelver, tape deck w/ munlty support lS necessary ln order to speakers (old but works), $70 Call 82398 ANNUAL KINS MAY DAY PROGRAM IS SUNDAY, May keep the lsland cat populatlon to a reason­ after 5 p m 11,4 pm, Davye DavlS MP Room able level ln conJunctlon wllh fly control Island resldents are 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