IN ~RUSSELS.• PRESIDENT CARTER PLEDGES TO BOOST A: SHARP INCREASE IN THE DEFENSE BUDGET BRUSSELS (UPI) -- PRESIDENT CARTER PLErGED TODAY TO BOOST DEFENSE SPENDING SHARPLY IN THE BUDGET HE WILL PROPOSE TO CONGRESS LATER THIS MONTH AND INCREASE THE NUMBER OF AMERICAN TROOPS IN EUROPE. DESPITE CAMPAIGN PROMISES TO THE OPPOSITE. "The defense budget WhlCh I wl11 propose to Congress later thlS month will provlde for real lncreases in U.S. defense spendlng. more than compensatlng for the effects of lnflatlOn." Carter our reinforcement capabl1ity." lng by $5 to $7 billion. The come soon. we wll1 intenslfy told the 15-natlon North At1an­ Carter said these efforts budget Carter will propose our consultations wlth all of tlC Treaty Organlzat1on here were belng made ''In the name of later this month is his flrst. you." Carter sa1d. "As we move today. the Alliance." and called on The 1977 defense budget proposed beyond a SALT II aqreement we "Even more 1mportant. a maJor other NATO members to match the by President Ford totalled wl11 undertake broad dlScussions part of thlS effort w111 be in U.S. efforts. $112.9 billion. here on all allied security response dlrect1y to our ob­ A White House spokesman sald At the meeting of NATO issues." jectlves in the long term the 8.000 addltiona1 forces Defense and Foreiqn Ministers Later Carter told reporters. defense program and wl11 lmprove would lnvo1ve "fleshing out" last month. some of the allies "I told our allies the Umted the U.S. m111tary commitment to certain units and brlnging them expressed concern they miqht States has nothing to conceal the NATO A111ance. The number of back to full combat strength. be left badly defended if Wash­ from them. They are our U.S. soldlers ln Europe wl11 as well as addlng a second wing ington gave away advantages on partners In' every sense of the increase by more than 8.000 of F-111 fighter-bombers ln cruise mlssi1es in return for a word." (from the present 300.000) in England. SALT II Accord. He sald he had been stress­ the next year and a half. And During his campaiqn. Carter "As SALT II proceeds toward ing "the need to resolve con­ we wl11 substantially improve promlsed to cut defense spend- an agreement WhlCh we hope will f1ict wlthout vlolence." 10rri;os Worls for Ratification WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Panaman­ IC.YI~.JALEI~ lan leader Omar Torrijos. in an effort to Wln Senate ratifica­ tlon of the Panama Canal Trea­ ties, sa1d he would Jail any rrember of hl s faml1 y or qovern- !.VO~L::!:U~M~E.....;1!:..::5~ ____....:.K~W.:::::AJ~A~L:!:E.!,;IN~A!..!.T~OL:.!:L:...! • ....:M~A~R~S!.!;HA~L:.::L~IS:::.!L:.:..A::..!N:::;DS~.!.....!..F!.:.;RI~D::.;A~YL' ~J~A:.:..:NU::.:.A.:.;.:R~Y....;6::...l.~19;;:.;7~8=---- ____...:.N:.::U.;..;:MB:::..:E:..:.R:...... :..4 ment lnvolved 1n 111ega1 drug trafflcklng. P~NOM PENH RADIO SAYS CAMBODIAN: The pledge by the Panamanlan General to Senator Robert Dole. R-Kan .• came amid acce1eratlng efforts by both sides to secure COUNTER-OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED or defeat ratification for the BANGKOK (UPI) -- Cambodlan forces have launched a counter-offensive against invadlng Vletnamese Accords to glve up U.S control troops and routed the Hanoi forces. official Radio Phnom Penh sald today. of the waterway to Panama in The Cambodlans said they destroyed five Vietnamese combat divisions, inc1udlng the Nlnth Divis­ the year 2000. ion which spearheaded the communist vlctory at Salgon ln 1975. Dole, a critlc of the Canal Radio Phnom Penh said the offensive by Cambodlan troops began yesterday and by today, "We wiped agreements who Just returned out and crushed the enemy." The Cambodians also clalmed they killed two "European natlOna1s ... from a V1St to Panama. sald foreign advisers," presumably Russians. yesterday he asked Torrljos Assesslng the report was difflcu1t. because Hanoi has not speclfica11y talked about the ml11tary about allegations members of activity ln Cambodla, and there hlS famlly are involved in the have been conf11ctlng reports lnternat1ona1 drug trade. Stocl Marlet Closes Out Worst from lnte11igence sources. Facslml1ies of raw inte111gence Earlier today, the Cambodlans documents from the Drug Enforce­ issued a generally pesslmlstic ment Agency released last fall Weel In More rhan Two Years battlefield report lndlcatlng by Senator Jesse Helms, R-N.C .• NEW YORK (UPI) -- Stocks, closing out their worst week in more that desplte Khmer Rouge reS1S­ named TorrlJOs' trother. Hugo, than two years. plunged today for the fourth consecutive seSSlon. tance. Vletnam had secured a and others as belng lnvolved in dragglng the Dow Jones Industrlal Averare below the 800 level for 145-mi1e battlefront extend- trafflck1ng operatlons. the first time ln 26 months. (See Financial News Box on Column 4.) ing up to 20 mlles lnslde "You know of course. that lt The dollar's steep s11de on foreign exchanges desplte Federal Cambodla. is wrong to Judge a man by the Reserve Board's intervention yesterday and trendsettlng Cltibank's The Cambodlan clalms of a actlons of hlS re1atlVes," Tor­ quarter-polnt hlke in its prlme lending rate triggered the sel1- massive defeat of the Vletnamese rlJOS reportedly told Dole last off. -- 29.000 HanOl troops killed week. The Dow Average. an 8.66 loser yesterday. plunged 11.43 points or wounded and 117 tanks de­ to 793.49, the lowest level stroyed -- appears to be In­ since it closed at 784.16 on credible. LEBANESE PRESIDENT REJECTS ANY October I, 1975. The closely The radlo report put Cam­ ~ watched average lost 37.68 bodlan casualties at 470 kl11ed pOlnts for the four-day week. and 1.222 wounded. Radlo Phnom REfUGEE CLAUSE Of A SETTLEMENT the worst setback since it fell Penh said that on four maJor BEIRUT (UPI) -- The President of war-torn Lebanon vowed today 41.87 points the week ended fronts. Vletnamese forces were to reJect any Mlddle East peace settlement that provldes for the December 5, 1975. "srrashed or routed." contlnued presence of Pa1estinlan refugees on Lebanese sOll. Analysts said selling ac- ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "Regard1 ess of what may be, Lebanon wlll not accept any form ce1erated as the Dow fell under * SURF & SUN * of settlement WhlCh could provide for the retentlon of the Pa1es­ the psycho10g1ca1 796 level, * * tlnlans on ltS territory." President Ellas Sarkis said ln a tough­ which means the Dow has lost * AS OF 0001.HOURS 6 JAN. '78 * ly worded statement to the Beirut dlplomatlc corps. more than ha 1f of the recovery * RAI NFALL . 3.20 inches * He said Lebanon. recovering from a 19-month c;vl1 war that left 1t made from 1ts 1974 low of * MONTHLY TOTAL· 3. gO 1nches * its economy in rUlns. could not afford the continued presence of 577.60 to its 1976 high of * YEARLY TOTAL' 3.90 lnches * the some 350.000 Pa1estlnlans 1,014.79. * SATURDAY * in Lebanon. Brokers sald the sllde thlS * Hl Tlde' 0331 4.6' 1549 6.0' ')( Nitro Explosion Sarkls repeated past Lebanese week could portend a grlm year. * Lo Tlde 09250.5' 2216 0.1' * support for "guaranteeing the as did the 21.52 drop in the * SUNRISE: 0707 SUNSET 1846 * RADFORD. VIRGINIA (UPI) -- An 1egitlmate rights of the Pales­ fl rst week of 1977. Many * SUNDAY * exploslon rlpped through the tlnlanS on the1r own land." analysts have predlcted the Dow * Hl Tide' 0415 4.9' 1631 6.2' * Radford Army Ammunition Plant echolng Arab demands for a would fall to the 750 area * Lo Tlde 1010 0.3' 2257 0.0' * today. kll1ing one person and Pa1estinlan state. He sald early thi s year because of un- * SUNRISE' 0707 SUNSET' 1846 * lnJurlng six others. contlnued settlement of the certa i nt i es surroundl ng the * MONDAY * Authorltles sald another Pa1estlnlans in Lebanon would Carter Adminlstratlon and the * Hl Tlde' 0457 5.0 r 1710 6.3' * worker was misslng. damage both Lebanese and Pales­ economy. * Lo Tide' 1050 0.2' 2336 0.1' * Emergercy crews searched for tlnlan lnterests. Declines routed advances * SUNRISE 0707 SUNSET' 1846 * the mlsslng worker in the wreck­ Israell Prime Mlnlster Mena­ 1.303 to 235. among the 1.873 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * age of three bUlldings used for chem Begln has proposed se1f­ lssues crossing the composlte * FINANCIAL NEWS * nltroglycerln storage and pro­ rule for Palestlnians of the tape by clos1ng time. * * cesslng and spent acid storage Israell-occupied Jordan West Citibank sparked early sell- * DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGES * at the arsenal, which produces Bank but sald only a limited lng today by boosting its * 30 Indus. off 11.43 @ 793.49 * propellants for art111ery am­ number of Palestlnians ln prlme lending rate to eight * 20 Trans. off 3.80 @ 210.17 * munltlon. Lebanon would be allowed to eml­ percent. Th1S was the first * 15 Utlls. off 1.28 @ 109.24 * One of the SlX lnJured per­ grate to such an entity. lncrease 1n three months and * 65 Stocks off 4.10 @ 276.61 * sons was reported in serlOUS Palestlnlan leaders have re­ put the prime at 1tS highest * Volume 26.150.000 Shares * conditlon at Radford Hospltal. Jected the Begln plan, WhlCh level Slnce October. 1975. * Closinq Gold Pr1ce' $170.15 * A spokesman sald the exp1o­ calls for contlnued mllltary Bank of New York. Marine Mid- * Closing Sllver Prlce $4.90 * S10n lnvolved about 5,000 pounds presence on the West Bank of land and Fide11ty Bank of * LISTINGS AVAILABLE IN LIBRARY * of nltroglycenn. ' the Jordan River. Ph1lade1phia followed Citibank: * * * * * * * * * * *-* * * * * * •~ PAGE 2 FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 S,udy Influences Car'er 8rillig 'S,ill In Cus,ody WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A study WhlCh has WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The VIetnamese WORLD NEWS BRIEfS apparently lnfluenced President Carter's government Informed the UnIted States today WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Former Attorney mllltary strategy says neither the Unlted that the captIve AmerIcan yacht Br~ll~g General John MItchell left Georgetown States nor the SovIet Unlon would Wln a and lts three crewmen had not left Vietnam UniverSIty Hospital yesterday after four nuclear war and that America would have because of bad weather, the State Depart­ days of tests and examInatIons to deter­ trouble wlnnlng a conventlonal war ln ment saId. mlne whether he needs an artIfIcIal hlp. Europe or the Far East. hanoI told the State Department yester­ Mitchell's lawyer saId doctors are Government sources sald today the 117- day the Br~ll~g -- boarded and taken Into complllng reports on MItchell's arthritIc page study, completed last June, formed the custody Oct. 12 -- has been released condItIon which may have resulted In basls of an lnteragency POllCY reVlew that Tuesday and salled away. The Pentagon has degeneratIon of part of hIS rIght hlP bone went Into Carter's decIsIon to put greater sInce been overseeIng a search of the and the femoral ball JOInt. emphasIs on conventional forces in Europe waters off Vietnam. MItchell, 64, IS on an 18-day furlough and capabIlIty to deal wltn MIddle East Today, hov:ever, Department spokesman from the Federal MinImum SecurIty Unit at Crl ses. Tom Reston told reporters the Vietnamese Maxwell AIr Force Base, Alabama, where he The conclusIons on an all-out nuclear changed the earlIer story and sald the IS servln9 a one-to-four year term for war wIth RussIa -- that the UnIted States Br~ll~g and ItS AmerIcan crew -- two men Watergate coverup crImes. He WIll be would suffer a mInImum of 140 mlllion and a woman -- woulj be released when the elIgIble for parole In June. fatalItIes and the SovIets 113 mIllIon and weather lmproved. *** that close to three-quarters of theIr "The Vletnamese Informed us that the BOMBAY (UPI) -- Navy dIvers trIed today economIes would be destroyed -- was sImIlar Br~ll~g had not left Vung Tau as they saId to recover the "black box" contalnlng the to those of past polIcy reports, sources yesterday. The seas have not been calm, flIght data recorder of the Air IndIa saId and under these condItions, the securlty Jumbo jet that crashed on New Year's Day, Excerpts from the study were publlshed by of the boat could not be assured," sald kIllIng all 213 persons aboard. the New York T~mes, WhlCh said lt obtaIned Reston. OffICIals saId the dIvers also hoped a copy of the study. "When the weather perml ts, the Bnll~g to locate the other "black box" containing On a conventIonal war ln Europe It saId wIll depart." the cockpit voice recorder so that In­ the outcome could be unfavorable and there Reston said U.S. Navy shIps In the area vestIgators could determIne the cause of would only be a remote chance NATO allIes confIrm that the weather has been stormy the crash of the BoeIng 747. could stop a SovIet attack wIthout losIng In the South ChIna Sea Rescue workers spotted a 25-foot-long ground. The Vietnamese captured the yacht Oct. pIece of the tail sectIon of the plane The study concluded that North Korean 12 soon after lt left ThaIland. The crew yesterday burled ln soft mud about 10 forces probably could capture the South was charged wIth vIolatIng Vletnamese feet under the seabed in water 4.5 mIles Korean capltal of Seoul In a war on the terrItorIal waters. out to sea off Bombay's Santa Cruz AIr­ Korean pennlnsula, but dId not make any port. recommendatIons. OffIcials said a shIp eqUIpped WIth Carter plans to wIthdraw all U.S. ground 8illy Tells All · Or Does He? specially Imported electronlc equIpment combat forces in Korea ln the next four LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- BIlly Carter says and foreign engIneers to operate It pIcked years. he lies most of the tIme, can't thInk of up the signal transmItted by the water. anythIng lovable about his brother, the They saId both recorders were In the Settlemen,s Will Remain PresIdent, and hIs famIly gets along so tall of the plane. The maIn portIon of badly that "If they ever got together all the wreckage has yet to be fo~nd and JERUSALEM (UPI) -- Israell settlements at once somebody would get killed," It was fewer than half the bodIes have been re­ in the SInal Desert will remaln there even reported in an IntervIew In Playg~rl covered. under a peace agreement with Egypt and ",agazl ne. *** groundwork for new areas In the reglon has The IntervIew pIctured the PresIdent's WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Bert Lance yester­ full government authorlzatlon, an offIcial brother as a heavy drInker who appears day ~old 60 percent of hIS stock In the statement said today. depressed by hIs role and says he does not NatIonal Bank of GeorgIa, as planned, to The announcement by Prlme Mlnlster care whether he lIves or dIes. SaudI ArabIan bUSInessman Galth Pharaon Menachem BegIn's offIce came In response to Asked about hIs relatlonsshlp wIth hIs for $2.4 mIllIon, Attorney Robert Altman a U.S. State Department call for the Tel famlly, Carter was quoted as replYIng: saId. AV1V Embassy to get Israeli clarifIcatIon "I haven't seen my sIster GlOria sInce Altman, Lance's WashIngton lawyer, about the new settlement plans. December of 1975. Ma'am If my famIly ever saId the sale was In accordance WIth terms An official of the JeWlsh Agency, the got together all at once, somebody would of a stock purchase agreement announced government lInked department responsIble probably get kIlled." Dec. 20. for settlement plans, confirmed that work The IntervIew, wrltten by Celeste Fremon Lance, who reSIgned as Federal Budget was underway for eight new settlements to for the February lssue of Playg~rl, was DIrector In September, IS expected to be bUllt In northern Sinal close to the based on tIme she spent with Carter In Los make a net profIt of some $360,000 In the MedIterranean Sea, a reglon known as the Angeles from Sept. 15 through Sept. 24. stock sale. Raflah SalIent. MIss Fremon wrote that Carter drank *** "The government has approved the prepa­ constantly, startIng WI th "a prebreakfast WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Man went to the ration of land for farming In the Raflah ratIon of three gIn and tOniCS" the mornIng Moon to retrIeve samples of extra­ SalIent. ThlS actIon comes to strengthen she met hIm. terrestrIal rock, but a qUIck trIp to the settlements in this region. The IsraelI "I drink to take the edge off," Carter AntarctIca might have served the same peace plan asserts that the Israeli settle­ was quoted as sayIng. purpose. ments between Eilat and Sharm El SheIkh "I can see why all those rock and roll A UnIversIty of PIttsburgh geologIst in the south and the Raflah Sal lent In the stars drInk and take a lot of pills and found 21 meteorItes WIthIn two hours of north wlll remain where there are," the cocaIne. It's hard to be nlce to people settIng up camp on a stretch of very old statement reads. for hours and hours. If I wasn't drInkIng Ice In AntarctIca last month. "It is In accordance wIth this that the to take the edge off, I'd probably start A message from Dr. WIllIam CassIdy to preparatIons are being carrled out." actIng lIke a real ------. the NatIonal SCIence Foundatlon released She saId he warned her at the outset yesterday saId the meteorItes found were Scandal figure In Coma "You can ask any questIon you want, small, WIth the largest weIghIng about Ma'am, but all I'm gonna do IS lie. Ille 17 pounds. ROME (IIPI) -- WIth unexplaIned bruIses 90 percent of the tIme and you're gOIng to *** and In a deep coma, Itallan lawyer OVldio have to figure out whIch 10 percent IS the LONDON (UPI) -- Local counCIls today Lefebve D'OVldlO, a key fIgure in Italy's truth." applauded the fIrefIghters' deCISIon to Lockheed brIbery scandal, was rushed from call another vote on theIr eight-week-old Rome AIrport to an intensive care unIt strike and predIcted "It looks lIke the today after hIs extradItion from Brazil Glenn Warns Of 81acimail end." under polIce guard COLUMBUS, OHIO (UPI) -- Sen. John Glenn, UnIon leaders for the natIon's 35,000 D'OVldlO, 67, a frIend of ItalIan PresI­ warnIng agaInst "nuclear blackmaIl," has fIrefIghters voted 12-4 yesterday to dent GIovannI Leone, has been named as a expressed reservatlons about PresIdent recall the delegate conference, the only go-between In the Lockheed Aircraft Corp's Carter's promIse to sell IndIa nuclear body that can end the walkout alleged payment of $1.8 mllllon ln Influence fuel. And the Ex~cutlve CounCIl agreed to money to Itallan offlclals from 1965 to -- The Ohio Democrat told a news conference ask the fIrefIghters to drop theIr 1971. yesterday he was concerned about Carter's demand for an ImmedIate 30 percent pay He was arrested In Brazll June 17, 1977, promIse made during the President's over­ hIke In favor of graduated lncreases and and after extradItIon was granted he was seas trip because IndIa had not yet a cut In working hours. taken to an ItalIan alrllner in Rio de ratifIed the Nuclear Non-ProlIferatIon "We have reached the end of the road," Janelro under Italian polIce escort last Treaty. ExecutIve CounCIl member Ken Cameron nl ght. "I've been very concerned about the said. "We have exhausted all avenues AIrport officials saId that on the spread of nuclear technology around the and the new package should be accepted." flIght home he ate nothIng, dId not speak world to ever and ever smaller, perhaps 1«* and appeared to be ln such a bad state less responsIble, nations. One of these BONN (UP!) -- A JustIce Mlnlstry that the aIrlIne captain called for a days no matter how small the natIon, InvestIgatIve CommIttee In a fInal report police ambulance to meet the aIrcraft at almost everyone WIll have an atomIc bomb. said today it found no eVIdence that the Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Airport. "We can ImagIne what could happen wlth Lockheed AIrcraft Corp. brIbed anyone In Guarded by police cars, D'OvidlO was an Idl Amln with an atomIc bomb or some West Germany to make sales. taken off the plane on a stretcher and SImIlar type person In the world," Glenn "There IS no proof that Lockheed flrst drIven to the Infirmary of Rome's saId, warning of "nuclear ulackmall" by eIther dIrectly or IndIrectly paId brIbes Central JaIl. There, the prIson doctor an "IrresponsIble" government leader. to IndIvIduals or polItIcal partIes in sent him to a clvillan hospital where he Glenn urged that the Nuclear Kegulatory the Federal RepublIc to promote theIr was admltted to the intensive care ward. CommIssIon go very carefully. products," the report saId. I I

FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 PAGE 3 TelevIsion Movle.s ~ ~ Weele Of January 9 - 15 r---~~~~------~~~--::~~------I~~R~l[C~HA~ml~s;IO~N-rTlmVE~Y~HALI.L.--r~YOmmKWE~ymruK~-r~I~KAUt~WI,l,mIN~~-' KWAJALEIN ~ ~ ROI-NAMUR 7:30 6:30, 8:30 7:30, 12:30 8:00 MONDAY Two Kee IS 3:00 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore 3:00 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore M Runnlng Wlld Cartoons 3:30 7:30 M*A*S*H 3:30 7:30 M*A*S*H o G 6:30 CLOSED CLOSED 4:00 8:00 The Ascent of Man 4:00 8:00 The Ascent of Man N. VaTentTno-- 5:00 9:00 Box1ng From The 5:00 9:00 Boxlng From The G R 8:30 01ymp1 c Olymplc 6:00 10:00 How Green Was My 6:00 10:00 How Green Was MY T Walklng Tall Sllther Heroes Valley Part I Valley Part II U CLOSED Part II E PG PG PG TUESDAY S. 3:00 7:00 One Day At A Tlme 3:00 7:00 Mel Tillis Country W Valentlno Running Wild 3:30 7:30 New Tom &Jerry Show 3:30 7:30 Supersonic (Pop E CLOSED CLOSED 4:00 8:00 Carol Burnett Show MUSl c) D. 5:00 9:00 POll ce Story 4:00 8:00 Carol Burnett Show R G 6:00 10:00 Amerlcan Sportsman 5:20 9:20 Sanford &Son T 5:45 9:45 Amerlcan Sportsman H Sllther Heroes U CLOSED CLOSED WEDNESDAY R 3:00 7:00 Sonny & Cher Baretta S. PG PG 4:00 8:00 Wlde World Of Sports Sports And Other , 5:00 9:00 McMlllan and W1fe Programs To Be F Walklng Tall Heroes Runnlng Wlld Valentlno 6:20 10:20 The Odd Couple Announced R Part II PG THURSDAY I., PG G R Baretta 3:00 7:00 Andy Wlll1ams cartoons Sports And Other 3:30 7:30 Hollywood Squares S Sllther l"Iatlnee 1 pm Valentlno Walking Tall Programs To Be 4:00 8:00 Wlde World Of A Part II Announced Sports T. ~unnTngf.i1Td- 5:00 9:00 Dr. Cook1s Garden PG G R PG (Starrlng Blng Cartoons Crosby) S Heroes !:!a!l.!!.e~l.E.m_ Walking Tall Slither 6:20 10:20 One Day At A Tlme U .part II N. CLOSED FRIDAY PG PG PG • 3:00 7:00 Adam 12 3:00 7:00 Amerlcan Sportsman 3:30 7:30 ChlCO And The Man (Repeat) , HEROES Henry Winkler ••• Sally Field 4:00 8:00 Mlssion Imposslble 4:00 8:00 Mlsslon Imposslble Comedy-Drama ••• RT 113 ••• PG 5:00 9:00 I Spy 5:00 9:00 I 6:00 10:00 Mannl x 6:00 10:00 ~a~~;x Four years after hlS dlscharge from combat duty in Vletnam. Henry Wlnkler has psychologlcal problems and habitually escapes ~------;:-;;:;::-~;;-:;------t from the veteran1s hospltal where he lS a patient. ThlS time, hlS SATURDAY fellow patlents have glven hlm $1.000 as thelr lnvestment in a NOON Sports To Be NOON Sports To Be worm farm WhlCh he plans to start w~th three war buddles. Boardlng Announced Announced the bus for Callforn1a, he encounters Sally Fleld, who has no pa­ 6:00 Don nl e & Ma rl e 6:00 Mean Salsa Mach1ne tlence w1th hlS eccentrlc behavlor. 7:00 Good Tlmes 7:00 Oto Speclal: News 7:30 The Jeffersons Program VALENTINO Rudolf Nureyev ••• Leslle Caron 8:00 Ton1ght Show 8:00 TOnl ght Show Blographlcal-Drama ••• RT 218 ••• R 9: 15 Sanford & Son 9: 15 Monty Python 9:40 MOVIE: "The 9:45 Pollce Woman The death of sllent screen ldol Rudolph Valentino ln 1926 ExecutlOner" 10:40 The Rookles causes rlots at the New York funeral home where his body lles. Remln1sclng for reporters are the women ln hlS llfe: Blanca Se l------:~=:-:------_t Saulles, whose affalr w1th Valentlno led her to kill her violent SUNDAY husband" screen wrlter June Math1s, a dlscoverer of hlS talent; NOON Sports To Be NOON Sports To Be star Alia Nazlmova, whose flamboyance grabs publiclty and Natasha Announced Announced Rambova, the domlneerlng wlfe who was a cosmetlcs he1ress. 16:00 W1de World Of 6:00 Good Tlmes WALKING TALL PART II Bo Svenson ••• Luke Askew Sports (Repeat) 7:00 Maude Action-Drama ••• RT 109 ••• PG I7:00 Feature: "Legend 7:30 The Odd Couple I Of Amul uk" 8:00 KOJak Tennessee Sherl ff Buford Pusser (Bo Svenson) decldes to contln 8:45 The Rookles 9:00 MOVIE: "Nlght ue attempts to clean up Crlme 1n McNa1ry County after recover1ng 19:45 KOJak Games" from a car crash arranged by h1S enem1es 1n Wh1Ch h1S wlfe was 10:20 New Tom & Jerry k1lled. Aga1nst the w1shes of those who fear for hlS safety, Sven Show son beg1ns tracklng down the cr1mlnal element WhlCh backs moonshln LI ______!- ______lng and other lllegal act1v1tles. William Holden: Ambassador Without Portfo'io SLITHER James Caan ••• Sally Kellerman by Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -- It1s been a busy year for Blll Holden, nom- Comedy-Suspense ••• RT 97 ••• PG 1nated for an Academy Award for IINetwork," completlng two new Released from Jall are car thlef James Caan and embezzler mOVles, "Damlen -- Omen IIII and "Fedora," and trlPS to Afrlca and Rlchard B. Shull. At the latterls house. Shull lS shot by an un­ Chlna. known assa11ant. Before blow1ng h1mself to bltS, Shull sends Caan Holden stars ln mOVles to support hlS hab1t--the preservatlon to see partner Peter Boyle. On the way, Caan lS plcked up by kooky of endangered spec1es and an lnsatlable curlos1ty about peoples and cul tures. Sally Kellerman but leaves her as s~e robs a restaurant. Boyle and He has plunged hlS own personal fortune 1nto game preserves Shull had stolen $312,000 from a theatrlcal agency and left lt wlth from Kenya to Papua, New GUlnea. Along the way he 1mports objects an 1nvestor named Palmer. Caan accompanles Boyle and wife LOUlse d1art and stud1es the geopol1t1cs of every country he touches. Lasser as they travel by car and traller to find the loot. Holden hopes to V1S1t Inner Mongol1a soon. He would rather RUNNING WILD Lloyd Brldges ••• Dina Merrl11 travel than act. II I "One thlng makes the other posslble," he expl a1ned. There s Adventure ••• RT 103 ••• G gratlflcat10n work1ng ln fllms, but actlng makes my avocat10nal lnterests poss1ble. Wh1t Colby (Dlna Merr111), a freelance photographer. comes west to do a p1cture story for T~me Magaz~ne. Her subject is "The Last "One doesn1t 1nvolve oneself 1n the conservatlon of anlmals Of The Wlld Horses." Wh11e tak1ng plctures of the vanlshing herd for the proflt that1s ln lt, but for the way of 11fe lt affords. on the Calamasas Indlan reservation. she f1nds herself caught in "When my partners and I manage to breed an endangered spec1es we feel we1re maklng a contrlbut1on to future generatlons Wh1Ch the confllct. An alrplane belonglng to Quent1n Hougue attacks the may appreclate the fact that the animals st111 eX1st. horses she lS photographlng. An 1rBte Whlt seeks out the reserva­ "My motlves aren1t altogether altru1stlc. I have an enormous tlon land agent Jeff Methune (Lloyd Brldges). curloslty about the world. The cultures of people are chang1ng so rapldly everyth1ng seems to be falllng by the wayslde ln the Two Reels of CARTOONS w111 play the Matlnee next Saturday and name of progress." Sunday, January 14 and 15, at 1 pm. CARTOONS will play prior to Holden sald before these extreme changes take place ln areas VALENTINO on Monday nlght at the Ivey Hall. llke the Gobi Desert, "I want to V1Slt them and learn more about I...... the people and the1r backgrounds and what thelr lnherltance SNEAK TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER really 1S. Januar , 7, 1978 "Thelr m1gratlons, occupatlons of land and thelr hlstorles are R passed down 1n legends, not wr1tten. I want to get there before SEMI TOUGH 1t changes, before there lS a unlversal language and a loss of Burt Reynolds ••• Kr;s Krlstofferson the1r own tongues. T1me lS very short and I want to learn as much as I can. Th1S glve me the greatest satlsfactlOn." Pro Football lS never 11ke th1S! Or is 1t??? PAGE 4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1~78 Mart;a' Arts Open Tourn.llent WORSHIP SERVICES CATHOLIC Sunday Masses 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Ch. 9:15 am, Island Memorlal Ch. 3:40 pm, ROl-Namur Comunity Center Mon-Frl Masses 9:15 am, Tr. 835 4:45 pm, Blessed Sacrament Ch. Saturday Masses 8 am, Tr. 835 5:15 pm, Island Memorial Ch. Confessions Saturday, 4:30 to 5 pm and 7:15 to 7:45 pm Monday through Friday, 15 mlnutes before Mass CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday mornlnf worship serVlces are held Award w~nners ~n the recent Mart~al Arts Open Tournament are, back row, left to at 9 am in Room 21, George Seitz Elementary r~qht: Steve Hall, second place, Jr. Boys' D~v~s~on; John Young, f~rst place, Jr. Boys' School. Visltors are welcome. For information D~v~s~on; Clay Redford, th~rd place, Men's D~v~s~on; George Ka~w~, second place, Men's call 83694 or 99383. D~v~s~on; Ka~ Kalah~k~, Grand Champ~on; Elson Mabe, fourth place, Men's D~v~s~on. Front row, hold~ng part~c~pat~on awards are Sean M~tchell, left, and K~rk Sullivan. r CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Services are held in Room 18, George Seitz Elementary School. Prlesthood meeting lS at 8:30 am; Sunday School at 10 am; and Sacra­ ment SerVlce at 11 am. All lsland residents are welcome. For lnformation call Joseph Wlse at 82886 or 99440. PROTES..!M!I. Sunday mornlnq worship serVlces wlll be held at 8 and 11 am at the Island Memorlal Chapel. Rev. Elden M. Buck will preach the sermon entitled, IIYour Own Pnvate Challi l , II based on Luke 11:1-13. Special music will be provided at Lne 11 am service by the Chapel Choir slnging IIJesus Be the Lord of All. II THERE WILL BE BUS SERVICE available for both the 8 and 11 am Protestant chapel ser­ vices. Nursery facilitles are available at the Island Day Nursery durlng Sunday School and the 11 am worshlp service. The Nursery lS open from 9:15 am to 12:20 pm. Sunday School classes for all ages are held at the George Seitz Elementary School PHOTO, LEFT: Ka]ukenbo Karate demonstrat~on by Ralph Hartman and Constant Barruga. at 9:30 am. Adults are present to asslst PHOTO, RIGHT: In an exh~b~t~on of speed and concentrat~on, Denn~s Kaa~hue breaks the newcomers ln flndlng thelr classrooms. neck off a bottle w~th a one-stroke lateral hand chop, leav~ng the bottle ~n place. ROI-NAMUR: The Sunday evenlnq worshlp Denn~s served as Tournament Coord~nator, with B~ll Malone, Master of Ceremony and service will be held at 3:45 pm ln the of­ Scorekeeper; Larry Bar~ng and Charl~e I~, Judges; Charl~e KeKahuna and Walter Ka~l~, flce of Frank Serafinl, led by Rev. Ruck. Flagmen; and Al Reston, Referee. He'p Storm-Damaged Utirj' To donate items of canned or dry food to help the people living on storm-damaged Utirlk, take them to th: quarters of Dr. and M~s. Knudsen, 405-[. If no one is at home, just open the door and set them in­ side. Especially recommended as donatlons are canned tuna, canned meat and canned milk; peanut butter; rice, flour and other dry food which will not spoil. The Knudsens are departlng Tuesday, Jan Jan. 10, for their regular quarterly medi­ cal field trip to Utlrlk, Rongelap and Bikini, aboard the Truk Islander. TT Associate Justice Sworn In (MNS) -- Associate Justlce E. F. Gianottl was sworn into office yesterday at the Trust Territory High Court on Sal pan by Chief Justice Harold W. Burnett. PHOTO, LEFT: Clay Redford, left, and Ka~ Kalah~ki ~n compet~tive sparr~ng. Gianotti of Great Falls, Montana, was PHOTO~ RIGHT: Kung Fu defens~ve techn~que ~s demonstrated by Chr~s Logan, left, and appolnted Assoclate Justice by the Inter­ ior Secretary Cecil Andrus in October last year. The new Associate Justice arrived on Saipan from the United States on New Year's Eve. He is being oriented on Saipan and will be departing for Truk, where he wlll be se~ving, in mid-January. Prior to coming to Micronesia, he served as Asslstant City Attorney and Asslstant County Attorney in Montana. On T"is Day In History ... In 1759, George Washington marrled the widow Martha Dandridge Custis of Virginia. In 1878, American poet Carl Sandburg was born. In 1898, Simon Lake made the first tele­ phone call from a submarine to land. In 1919, former President Theodore Roosevelt dled at his home in Oyster Bay, New York. PHOTO, LEFT: Steve Hall demonstrates the Bo (st~ck). PHOTO, RIGHT: Kyle Buck and In 1974, the United States went on day­ Larry Brody present an A~k~do demonstrat~on. PHOTOS BY LARRY ALLEN, KENTRON PHOTO LAB light saving time to conserve energy. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 PAGE 5 TELEVISION GUIDE MOVIES TONIGHT ANN KwaJalem • ROI-Namur RICHARDSON---ODESSA FILE------PG , IVEY HALL----ROCKY--6:30-8:35------PG Ton1ght on KwaJalein ~ YOKWE YUK----SIDEWINDER I------PG 3:00 7:00 TO TELL THE TRUTH #1 TRADEI4INDS---THAT'S ENTERTAINf.1ENT ------G LANDERS 3 30 7:30 MAUDE SATURDAY • 4:00 8'00 MIDNIGHT POTPOURRI RICHARDSON---SIDECAR RAcERS------PG 5:15 9'15 JIMMY DEAN #2 IVEY HALL----1:00-Ugly Ouck/Winnie Pooh--G DEAR ANN LANDERS: A woman who slgned 5:40 9:40 WRESTLING 6'30-8:30 - SIDEWINDER I---PG herself "Hate To See It" asked what a SATURDAY YOKWE YUK----THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT------G mother-in-law can do to get her son's wlfe NOON SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED TRADEWINDS---ODESSA FILE------PG to clean up her fllthy house. Your answer SUNDAY was "M.Y.O.B." 7:00 THE BREAK RICHARDSON---POCKY------PG I have a very nlce, but hot tempered, 8:00 BOB HOPE SHOW IVEY RALL----l:OO - Matinee same as Sat. daughter-ln-law who keeps her home like a 9:00 TONIGHT SHOW 6:30-8:30 - C-L-O-S-E-D pigsty and I DO mind my own business. I 10.15 GOOD TI~lES YOKWE YUK----ODESSA FILE------PG flgure lf she doesn't obJect to cockroaches 10 45 60 MINUTES (REPEAT) TRADEWINDS---SIDECAR RACERS------PG runnlng up and down her kitchen cabinets SUNDAY and if my son can put up with bedbugs, NOON SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED lt'S thelr problem, not mlne. What does WEEKEND TELEVISION ON ROI-NAMUR bother me, however, lS the fear that they 6 00 SONNY COMEDY REVIEW tonight mlght brlng their animal llfe lnto my 7:00 NIGHT OWL SPECIAL 3:00 7:00 ADAM 12 home. They visit twice a week and I 8:15 TO TELL THE TRUTH #2 3:30 7:30 CHICO AND THE MAN always worry about them starting a famlly 8:40 IN CONCERT 4:00 8:00 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE of bugs here. Any suggestions? -- New 9 50 PASSWORD 5'00 9:00 I Spy Klnd Of Problem. (CONTINUED ON CDLI'MN THREE) 6.00 10.00 MANNIX DEAR NEW: Keep your eyes open and the SATURDAY spray can handy--)ust ~n case. If ~t w~ll *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+* NOON SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED make you feel better, arrange to have ex­ term~nators come ~n a couple of t~mes a 6 00 DONNIE AND MARIE year. ===PACIFIC HAIKU=== 7 00 GOOD TIMES 7 30 THE JEFFERSONS * * * * * * I can see Aloha 8 00 TONIGHT SHOW 9'15 SANFORD AND SON Is alcoholism rUlnlng your life? Know When the grayness of Dawn 9'40 mOVle: "THE EXECUTIONER" the danger slgnals and what to do. Read SUNDAY the booklet, "ALCOHOLISM -- HOPE AND HELP" Explodes 1 ts colors. ~I()QN 'SPORTS A"'D TO 9E MNOUIIlCF.D by Ann Landers. 6:00 REPEAT OF WIDE HORLD OF SPORTS For a copy of thlS booklet, enclose --J.W. 7 00 "LEGENDS OF AMULUK" feature 50¢ ln COln along wlth your request and 8'45 THE ROOKIES a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope *+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+* 9 45 KOJAK • to ANN LANDERS P. O. BOX 11995 Your Individual CHICAGO, ILL. 60611 Horoscope ==== Frances Drake ====~::;;,:...~== Art Guild 'n,ites FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1978 FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1978 What kmd of day Will bargain astutely, tackle tomorrow be? To fiJIi out what anything you know to be wlthm Atoll Artists To Sltow What kind of day will may Involve some in­ the stars say, read the forecast your capabilities tomorrow be? To fUld out what convenience, but you will be gIVen for your bll'th SIgn SAGnTARlUS ~j,A. The Kwajaleln Art GUlld Arts and Crafts the stars say, read the forecast Show wlll be held Jan. 21 and 22. Rules for amply repaid Late hours bring (Nov 23 to Dec 21) UIi1I' gIVen for your bll'th SIgn some SUrprlSIIlg news ARIES 'Y'~ Benign aspects now favor entry are as follows: SAGnTARIUS ~~ (Mar 21 to Apr 20) business and financial matters 1 -- Thp art show lS sponsored by the (Nov 23 to Dec 21) ~y Your outlook not entirely ood da f lann f the Kwajaleln Art GUlld. All resldents of KwaJa­ Change, vanety and travel auspiCIOUS ContentlOll may pop A g Y or P illS or t:::S21 to Apr 20) ey'~ up III the least expected areas future Don't hope to gain by leln Atoll are lnvlted to particlpate. are hlghhghted III your chart There's a tendency now to act You may have to make some ExerCISe restraint, put forth taking short-cuts, however Without thmking, then ask 2 -- Emphasis wlll be on lndlvldual cre­ adjustments III your life, but the be and ood CAPRICORN 11'1 ~ yourself the "why" of failure yourvery stmanner 8 (Dec 22 to Jan 20) YlJ \U(" atlve arts. Contrlbutors are encouraged to challenge should prove in­ will to C01lllteract. enter works not prevlously shown. Map out a workable program teresting TAURUS I-o/~ Look deeply into all BEFORE starting Also take (Apr 21 to May 21) u,,(,(»' situations. Surface appearances 3 -- renerally speaking, palnt-by-number CAPRICORN .,,,., ~ note of new trends Good results Study reasons for existing could be misleading Usmg that sets, models from kltS, etc., are not ac­ (Dec 22 to Jan 20) YlJ ~ for like efforts Even though a S1lIlday, you limitations Concentrate on Innate foresight of yours, ceptable. Suqqested categorles include TAURUS may be able to complete a Significant issues without however, you shouldn't have palntlng, sculpture, wood carvlng, photo­ (Apr 21 to May 21) tsg transactIOn which enhances neglectmg IDlJIOr items A good much trouble in spotting flaws. graphy, sketches, pottery, weaving, macrame, Don't lose confidence III your security A friend versed m the penod for tackling jobs that AQUARIUS _ ~ ability to produce the results law could be of great help reqUIre patience and a steady (Jan 21 to Feb 19) -~ needlework, jewelry, shellcraft, etc. you want - even if temporarily 4 -- ITEMS MUST BE READY FOR HANGING OR AQUA8lUS _~ hand Planetary influences only stymied Keep trying Some (Jan 21 to Feb 19» :=~ GEMINI ~ fllll'ly generous, 80 you will have DISPLAY, framed, wlred, etc. and clearly dandy advantages on your side The accent IS on social ac­ (May 22 to J1lIle 21) B~ to provide your own momentwn marked on the back wlth owner's name, tele­ tlVlty Welcome the opportlmlty Be ready to face competition to carry on Neither too many phone number, name of work, medlum used. ~ to J1lIle 21) D~ to meet people, make new You usually enjoy the problems nor much opposition 5 -- Number of ltems from each lndlvl­ Neither look for trouble nor friends, perhaps make contacts stlmulation of tins, but don't mdlcated, however dual may be llmlted to six. beheve it won't come just wluch could prove IIlvaluable, burn the candle at both ends in PISCES )(

Th~s Sunday br~ngs the open~ng of the 1978 season ~n both Red. Clos~ng out the day's acbv~t~es, ~t's Men's "B" League Adult Soccer and Basketball. Basketball w~th KwaJ Kats meet~ng Meck Blue. In the afternoon the Men's Soccer League k~cks off w~th games A total of twenty-two basketball teams have been entered ~n at 1: 00 pm and 2: 30 pm. league compe t~ t~on; four ~n the Women's League, s ~x ~n the Men's Sunday even~ng the Women's Basketball League opens up at "A" D~v~s~on, and twelve ~n the Men's "B" D~v~s~on. Regular sea- 6:00 pm w~th M~ke Balch's Bayou Bombshells tak~ng on Bad Company, son play w~ll be concluded on March 7, and champ~onsh~p playoffs coached by Ted Hunter and Greg Burke. At 7:15 pm the Men's "A" w~ll follow. Complete season schedules are ava~lable ~n the League schedule shows las t year's runner up Ch~cago play~ng Meck Spec~ al Serv~ces off~ce. All Photos by Terry Ell~ott, Kentron Photo Lab Basiet"a" Schedule Kwa;alein Bowling Action Vilas Downs Connors Bowl1ng act10n last n1ght saw Russ NEW YORK (UPI) -- Insplred GUlllermo SUNDAY Kees roll1ng a 215 h1gh game, Doug Shannon 6:00 Bayou Bombshells vs Bad Company Vllas shut ~own Jlmmy Connors' revenge bld, bowled a h1gh series of ~~7 and close be­ 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, ln a three-hour masterplece 7 15 Ch1cago vs Meck Red h1nd was Larry Bunch with a second h1gh 8:30 KwaJ Kats vs Meck Blue and capped a day of spectacular matches for ser1es of 586 in the KwaJalein Class1c the largest tournament crowd ln the hlstory MONDAY League. 6 00 Local 13 vs What's Left of U.S. tennls yesterday at the $400,000 Laurie Pachil1s rolled a 183 h1gh game Masters Champlonshlp. 7:15 Sun Dev1ls II vs Sun Dev1ls and Sh1rley Sweetland came up In th the 8:30 Warr10rs vs Pago Pago The afternoon and evenlng seSSlons drew second h1gh game of 177 1n the Kentron 28,190 fans to Madlson Square Garden and they TUE"SDAY M1 xed League. 6 00 Harem Globetrotters vs Afternoon they were treated to some brllllant tennls. Del1ght Wlmbledon Champ BJorn Borg survlved 13 7.15 Leftovers vs The Loop Golf Locier Rent Due aces by Roscoe Tanner to score a two-hour 8·30 Spartans I vs Chargers 6-4, 6-7, 7-4, 6-3 Wln ln a late afternoon Spec1al SerV1ces lS now accept1ng golf match followlng Brlan Gottfr1ed's 2~ hour locker rent for the perlod of January, 1978 6-7, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4 vlctory over Mexlco's Pee Wee Soccer Tomorrow to June, 1978. The rpnt of $6.00 may be Raul Ram1 rez. pa1d at the Spec1al Serv1ces Off1ce dur1ng Don't forget t~at also start1ng th1S The nlght crowd of 18,590 was forced to weekend lS Pee Wee Soccer on Saturday, regular work1ng hours, Monday - Fr1day from walt ln the cold an hour longer than expect­ folloWEd by Jun10r Soccer on Monday. 7 30 am to 11 '30 am and 12:30 pm to ed but lt soon warmed to an excltlng 7-6, The f1rst game on Saturday w1ll see 4 30 pm. Please make check payable to 7-2, 7-5 tr'umph by Manuel 0rantes over the Wh1te L1ghtn1ng tak1ng on the Panthers Global Assoc1ates. Eddle Dlbbs before Vllas ~nd Connors came on. at 3'00 pm. Follow1ng that game w1ll be Meet1ng for the flrst tlme Slnce Vllas' the Sea Hawks and the D1ngoes at 4'00 pm Men's Soccer Schedule dramatlc four-set upset 1n the U.S. Open and the last game of the day scheduled at flnal at Forest Hllls ln September, Connors 5:00 pm w1ll f1nd the Hackers meeting the SUNDAY, JANUARY 8 was keyed up for thlS confrontatlon agalnst Cosmos. , '00 R01 vs Spartans I the ArgentIne poet who had won 83 of hlS Come out and support your favor1te 2 30 Warr10rs vs Ebeye last 84 matches. team and enJoy the fast mov1ng act10n of SUNDAY, JANUARY 15 Few among the huge crowd left thelr seats the game of soccer. 1:00 Ebeye vs Spartans II tlll the end at 12.41 am EST and the ovatlon 2:30 Spartans I vs Warr10rs Wh1te L1ghtn1ng, Sea Hawks and Hackers fans gave lasted nearly two mlnutes o And should wear wh1te T-sh1rts on Saturday. lnstead of rushlng away as he dld at Forest fun Run Hllls, Connors ran to the net and shook SATURDAY Vllas' hand. 3:00 Wh1te L1ghtn1ng vs Panthers The f1rst Fun Run of the new year wlll 4:00 Sea Hawks vs D1ngoes be held th1S Sunday, January 8th, at Houston Gets Soccer Team 5.00 Hackers vs Cosmos 5·00 pm. The quarter m1le, the m1le, and MONDAY the f1ve m1le w1ll be featured. Come down HOUSTON, TEXAS (UPI) -- Thp lnslde story 5.00 Foot Stompers vs Da K1ne to the Jogg1ng Board next to Spec1al on the popularlty of ch1ldren's soccer In WEDNESDAY Serv1ces and work off the hol1day stuff1ng. thlS country helped lnsurance executlve Ben 5 00 Astros vs Eagles Woodson declde to help flnance the Clty'S new FRIDAY Swim Meet Tomorrow pro soccer team. 5'00 Ball Belters vs Foot Stompers "I Just have the feel1ng that I wanted SW1mmers! Tomorrow lS the last meet our klds to get away from vlolence," Woodson of the Fall Season. The chamP1onsh1D w1ll ce sal d. "Baseball used to be our natlOnal Innertube Water Polo Monday dec1ded. The meet w1ll start at 10:00 am. pastlme. Football has taken over that dlS­ The second half of Innertube Water Polo SWlmmers and tlmers should be at the tlnctlon. But I thlnk there may be a push gets underway on Monday even1ng. In the Bachelors' Pool by 9 30 am. back toward non-vlolence. Soccer lS clearly f1rst game the Sun Dev1ls I and II w1ll the game of the world." meet, followed by the Young Amer1cans and Ali Wi" fight Norton Woodson's 1nterest ln the Houston Pro the Wh1te L1ghtn1ng. F1n1sh1ng out the Soccer Club Ltd., lS small, by hlS own admls­ splash1ng even1ng w1ll be the Sun MEXICO CITY (UPI) -- Muhammad All Slon, but he was talked lnto dlrectlng the Dev1ls III and the Rubber Duck1es. agreed yesterday to flght Ken Norton for North Amerlcan Soccer League team. Th1S lS another Spec1al Serv1ces spon­ the World Heavywelght Tltle after February Woodson, Chlef Executlve Offlcer of sored sport and everyone lS 1nv1ted to 16 ln a letter subm1tted to the Nevada Amerlcan General Insurance Co., sald he re­ watch the excitIng wet act1on. State Athletlc Comm1sslon, the World Boxlng celved a push ln thlS venture by a relatlve. Councll annourced. "My grandson plays soccer," he sald. INNERTUBE WATER POLO SCHEDULE WBC President Jose Sulalman threatened "That's where I got all my lnslde lnforma­ MONDAY to strlp All of hlS crown Tuesday unless tl on." 6.00 Sun Dev1ls I vs Sun Dev1ls II he would assure the organlzatlon ln wrltlng NASL Commlssloner Phll Woosnam's an­ 7:00 Young Amer1cans vs Wh1te L1ghtn1ng that he would meet ~orton for the champlon­ nouncement of the franch1se marked the secorQ 8:00 Sun Dev1ls III vs Rubbert Duck1es Sh1P by November 5. v- tlme -the NASL has come lnto Houston. A 19-6-8 At thelr conventlon ln November, the venture folded. WEDNESDAY WBA orlglnally ordered All to flght Norton, 6:00 Sun Dev1ls II vs Sun Dev1ls III "Because _of what 1 s happem ng 1 n youth 7:00 Sun Dev1ls I vs Rubber Duck1es who had beaten Jlmmy Young on Nov. 5 ln soccer, we are able to go lnto a Clty and 8:00 Wh1te L1ghtn1ng vs Iron Butterfl1es Las Vegas to become the No.1 challenger. stay there," he sald. •\ FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 PAGE 7

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COMMUNITY NOTICES CONTINUED r------~------l;: 1iI ...... IAL .... KIt FOR SALE , - .t.::J~OUiiO~ , 21-INC4 MOTOROLA COLOR TV, Quasar, remote TENNIS CLUB POT LUCK SUPPER - rain or I T~. HourGlass ,s publlS~.d by Global Assoc,al•• Monday I tunlng, $395 flrm. Please call 82327. shlne - Sunday, Jan. 8, 5 pm, Emon Beach. : l~roulI~ Friday 01 I~. dlr.ct,on 01 I~. Command.r, Kwa,al.,n I 4/3t KTC wlll provide barbecue chlcken and I M,II,I. lanll., Mars~all Island., und.r conlracl DASG I dessert. Please brlng your favorlte salad RED'400D FENCING, 160', dl sassembles easlly or other hot and cold side dlshes. Bache­ :::.:~~:~::. ::: :~:::a:~': ::~::o:: '~:X:~:~r:=.n::' ::: I in 10' sections f/easy relocation. Fence in lors and bachelorettes please bring beer Army nil, newspaper, an unofl,c,al publication authOrized t exclnt. condt. Wlll sell all or parts. Wlll or soda. All players please consult Yuk und.r I~. prOYIS,ons 01 conlract DASG60-75-C-0001, I accept reasonable offer. Call tk. or tlrs. Bulletln Board thlS afternoon for start- " reproduced by oil,., printing t Hargus days 99587/99405 - evenlngs - 82625. ing times and partners. 4/1to I See fence at Tr. 502. 4/2t Commuftlcahon • • hould b. addre .. ed '0 ,h. HourGlass, , KMR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE begins league 80x 1733, APO San FrancISCo, Ca"'orn,a 96555, or by I PRE-PACKOUT SALE, Tr. 664, Saturday, 9 am competition Monday, Jan. 9. All bowlers call,nll 8-3539 t to 3 pm. Snorkel gear, 11 fe vest, kitchen are reminded to be at the Bowling Center t items, patlo chairs and lounge, carpets at 5:30 pm for a brief discussion of rules and drapes. 3/2t Ma'."al, appearing In ,h. HourGlass may no' b.' prlor to the beginning of league play. 4/1 r.prlnl.d w,lhoul I~. approyal 01 I~. Commander, Kwa,al.,n: ONE 6'x9' and one 3'x5' oval area rugs, EMON LODGE #179 wlll hold a special com­ M,II,I. lanll. All Wanl Ad. and nol,c •• mu.1 b ••ubm,".d ~t-colored, new condt. $35 for both. munication Monday, Jan. 9. All Master on GA Form 8028 48 work,nll ~ours prior 10 pub"ca"on I Call W-82134/H-83856. 3/2t Masons are requested to attend. Bus ser­ I Vlce begins at 1850 with the last pickup JIM WATT, Ed,tor I UPRIGHT PIANO AND BENCH, $325. Call 82337 at Macy's Bus.Stop at 1900. 4/2t PAT CATALDO, ASloc,al. Ed,'or, I before noon or after 5 pm. 3/2t SHAION BECHTOLD, Sporl., SANDIA LLOYD, TYPISt I OUTGROWN CLOTHES? Discarded toys? Bar­ 1-----.---- _ -.--______.1 NIKONOS UNDERWATER FLASH, like new, w/2 gain Bazaar needs any household goods ln battp.rles and 60 bulbs, $40. Please call usable conditlon. To arrange f/a pickup COMMUNITY NOTICES CONTINUED 84544. 3/2t call Stephanle Upton, 84728; Edna Hatchell, 82785; Jerre O'Dowd, 82233; or SPECIAL LIGHT BULBS 3 19. round flair drop items at Pat Galpin's patio, 485-C. GLOBAL UTILITIES DEPARTMENT wlll be con­ 75w moonglow decorator-type; 3 25w clear ducting tests on the potable (fresh) water candle-shaped decorator-type;: 2 25\'1 green; ATOLL 8's SQUARE DANCE CLUB regular club distributlon and meterlng systems Jan. 9 2 25w aqua,S 40w aqua; 6 25w blue all dances will resume Monday, Jan. 9 at and are expected to be completed Jan. 10. cheap. Call t1rs. Hargus 99405/99587 days, 7 3~ pm in the M-P room. 4/2t Some mlnor rust deposits and sedimentation evenings, 82625. Tr. 622. 3/2t may be dislodged durlng thlS perlod. The ISLAND ORIENT/TION wlll be held at the water will be safe for human consumption LA SALLE lnterior decoratlng course, new Ivey Hall Theater Frlday, Jan. 13 at but may affect the washing of clothes. condt.; several books cheap. Call Mrs, 1 pm for all lsland newcomers. It will 3!3t Hargus days 99405/995B7-evenings 82625, provide informatlon on the unusual living Tr. 622. 3/2t conditions found on and around our island. ATOLL 8s Square Danclng CLASSES will re­ Parents are especlally urged to atten1 to sume at the M.P. Room, Sunday night, 7 pm. learn of hazards which exist on land as 3/2t LOST well as ln the ocean and on the reefs. A CANNON 35mm camera between Tr. 668 and Tr. panel dlScusslon on island safety, pre­ LEGAL OFFICER VISIT TO ROI - Captain Joe 905 Chrlstmas Day. If you have information ventltive actions, and sources of assis­ Neurauter, KMR Legal Officer, will V1Slt please call 84605. 4/3t tance wlll be held. Children accompanied Roi-Namur Tuesday, Jan 10 to provlde as­ by a parent are welcome. As spelled out sistance for Roi personnel. He will be PANA50~'IC CASSETTE tape player. Lost last ln KMR Regulation 385-10, all new lsland available for legal counseling at the Sunday nlght at the R1Ch. If found please resldents are required to attend this Roi Dlspensary from 0830 to 1300. Persons call 84540. 2/3t program. 4/3t wishing to make an appolntment should call the KMR Legal Office, 81431. 3/2t FOUNQ' YYWC EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE Cpmmlttee wlll meet Tuesday, Jan. 10, 9:30 am, 436-B. ATHLETIC DRIN~ MIXES are on sale at every CAMERA - Please call 82785 after 5 pm and All Women's Club members are welcome. For KwaJ Jogging Club Fun Run. Come to the ldentlfy. Ask for Dick. 3/3t information call Grace Lorentzen at Fun Run this Sunday at 5 00 at the Jogging 83521. 4/3t board next to Speclal Servlces and pick CASE FOR EYEGLASSES in weight room. Please up your favorite athletlc drlnk. 3/2t call Bob at 77580. 3/3t LONG DISTANCE telephone service - Untll recently when all outgolng telephone ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - If you have a circuits were busy, the local caller would drinking problem and are seeking help, WANTED get a recordlng advising him that the call 83505 during workdays, 81212 in the USED 2~x2~ ROLLEI, Yashlca or slmllar Honolulu "88" circuits were busy, to hang evenlng, on holldays or weekends. 3/an camera. Please call 84605 evenlngs. 4/3t up and call again. ThlS recording has been DISCONTINUED. When the circuits are ALL STP "C" 1eague members: bowl 1ng Wlll LINCOLN LOGS to borrow or buy at a reason­ all busy, the caller will get a busy resume Sunday, Jan 8 at 8'30 pm. 3/2t able price. Needed for a school proJect. signal. Please hang up and try again. DO Call 82337/82857. 2/3t NOT CALL THE OPERATOR unless a recording ANIMAL IN CUSTODY A male brown dog was tells you to do so. There are no changes impounded by the Police Department on INFORMATION leadlng to the whereabouts of to Hollday Long Distance telephone pro- Jan. 2. The animal has no ldentiflcatlon two golden cowrles and other mlSC. shells cedures. 4/3t tag. If not clalmed withln 72 hours of WhlCh recently vanlshed from 422-C. Call date of flrst notice, the animal wlll be 83696 after 5 pm. 2/3t RI KONONO TOASTMASTERS Club meets Jan. 8 humanely disposed of ln accordance with for a comblned dinner and offlcer instal­ Global Assoclates Procedure 1117. Pollce lation. The Club extends an invitation tc Department, 84445, 84446. 3/3t~ FREE all island resldents 18 years and over, PATIO MUST BE TORN DOWN - Lumber free to who want to Join in developing communi­ ·NEXT KCT MEETING will be Monday, Jan 9 at whomever first offers to dismantle it. Call catlon and leadershlp skills. Call Dick 8 pm at Tr. S40 .. An open readlng of aet I 77592 durlng days/83690 or 84110 in the Bisson at 82402 for reservations. 2/3t of Neil Simon's "PRISONER OF SECOND evenlngs. 3/3t SWIM MEET - The championshlp meet of AVENUE" will be presented. All interested 1977 fall season of the KwaJalein SWlm persons are lnvited. 3/3t Team will be Saturday, January 7 at the COMMUNITY NOTICES Bachelors' Pool. Meet officials should SCUBA CLUB MEMBERS' Your dues for the SILVER CITY TRAILER PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE report at 9:30 am, meet will start at next six months are NOW due. Pleas~ send· Sllver Clty residents are reminded that 10 am. ALL Kwajalein residents are in­ $25 to the Scuba Club, ln care of Susan scheduled preventive maintenance will begln vlted to partlclpate. Come to the meet Wood, P.O. Box 1344, local, or bring to MONDAY, JAN. 9 through FRIDAY, JAN. 20. early and register for any event or any Tr. 809 as soon as possible. 3/3t Trallers wlll be pre-lnspected by a PM fleld stroke. 3/2to team on a pre-arranged schedule and main­ BOATING ORIENTATION NOTICE' There will tenance performed to correct household UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, KwaJalein Extension, be a boating safety orientation session deficlencles. Arrangements wlll be made with registration will be Saturday, Jan 7 from conducted Jan 10 at 12'30 at the Communlty the tenant by personal contact and by tele­ 9 am to noon in the Adult Ed Center, Rm. Center, across the Street from Special phone to establish a time for PM and to 4, Geo. Seitz Elementary School for the Services BUllding. Attendance at one of secure permlsslon for the team to enter following courses: Elementary Accounting; these sessions lS requlred for all persons should no one be at home during the day. Engllsh Introductlon to Imaglnative obtaining a Marlna Small Boat License. Trallers that wlll be vislted are: 804, 80S, Wrltlng; Hlstory, World Civllization; 3/3t 808, 809, 811, 812, 810, 815, 816, 819, MI C-SHOP HOURS: ICS, Introductlon compo methods in COBOL; 4:00 - 5:00 817, 818, 820, 823, 821, 822, 824, 827, 825, Math, Calculus II; Soclology, introduc­ MON. 10:30 - 12'30 826, 828, 831, 829, 830, 832, 834, 833, 838, tlon to princlples of soclology; and TUES. 12:15 - 1:15 836, 835, 841, 840, 837, 839, 843, 842, 845, WED. 10:30 - 12.00 4:00 - 5:00 Sp. Educatlon, educatlon of gifted 7:30 - 9:00 844, 847, 846, 849, 848, 851, 850, 852, 941, children. Other reglstration tlmes are: THURS. 12: 15 - 1: 15 943, 942, 940, 931, 933, 935, 924, 932, 930, Mon evenlng, Jan 9-6:30 to 8 pm, and Tue FRI. 10:30 - 12:00 919, 921, 924, 922, 920, 918, 913, 912, 910, morning, Jan 10-8 30 to 11:30 am. Tuition SAT. 10:30 - 12:00 904, 903, 902, 905, Tenants are also re­ cost is $72/course. Checks, money orders, SUN. C-L-O-S-E-D quested to use the-checklist for reportlng of EXACT cash wlll be accepted. Please MAKE THIS A WATER CONSERVATION WEEKEND at deflClenCles notlce-d--,n their trallers. make payable to Unlveristy of Hawaii. your quarters..... 4/an