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VOLUME XXIII, NO 225 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLAND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1986 House Claims Iran Put Out $12 Million For Arms Strike Agreement By LAWRENCE L KNUTSON Assoclated Press Wrlter other countrIes" have shIpped InformatIon about a covert op- Tentative arms to Iran But he saId these eratlon from Congress By JANET BRAUNSTEIN WASHINGTON -- AccusIng the shIpments were not necessarIly "I don't thInk there IS any AP Auto Wn ter Reagan admInIstratIon of VIO­ connected to the efforts by the questIon that the law has been latIng the law, House MajOrIty UnIted States to Improve U S - broken," WrIght saId DETROIT -- A tentatIve set­ Leader JIm WrIght saId today IranIan relatIons and free He saId the law forbIds the tlement was reached today In that Iran paId more than AmerIcan hostages held In Leb­ UnIted States from WIthholdIng a walkout that forced General $12 mIllIon for the weapons It anon secret InformatIon from the Motors Corp to shut down fac­ purchased from the UnIted States "We have learned about people Congress and saId It IS "clear torIes In eIght states, but WrIght, commentIng after a from other countrIes who have and unambIguous " the 44,550 strIkIng and lald­ closed-door hearIng wIth CIA been Involved In shIpments (of Rep Henry Hyde, R-Ill , off workers stayed off the Job, DIrector WIllIam Casey, told re­ arms) wIth the condonIng of emerged from the prIvate brIef­ a GM spokesman saId porters that 1,000 of the 2,008 the UnIted States and the com­ Ing and saId, "I thInk there IS The agreement came about TOW MIssIles bought from the plIcIty of the UnIted States In an unresolved dIfference of 2 a m after a 17-hour bargaIn­ UnIted States were assembled In some Instances," WrIght saId opInIon on the InterpretatIon Ing seSSIon between negotIators San AntonIo last February And he saId these countrIes of the law " for GM's Delco ElectronIcs sub­ Others were shIpped separately, "felt, at least, that they were "I thInk there was no VIola­ SIdIary and UnIted Auto Workers he saId abIdIng wIth the wIshes of the tIon of the law," Hyde declared Local 292 In Kokomo, Ind , saId "All were paId for by Iran UnIted States" In shIpPIng arms And, referrIng to the keyword GM spokesman John Mueller $12 mIllIon plus," WrIght to Iran used by the admInIstratIon's DetaIls of the agreement saId WrIght saId Casey assured crItICS, he saId '''TImely' IS would not be dIsclosed because WrIght, who IS lIkely to be members of the House IntellI­ a word of art The law In that of the pendIng ratIfIcatIon House Speaker next year, saId gence CommIttee that there are regard was delIberately drawn vote, scheduled for Saturday, that other than the UnIted no other cases In WhICh the CIA In a vague fashIon " he saId States and Israel, "several has been ordered to wIthhold "Clearly the presIdent has "Work WIll resume as soon the rIght to WIthhold Informa­ as possIble follOWIng ratIfIca­ tIon from Congress I'm not tIon," Mueller saId Boys From Bechtel Band Together sayIng It was WIse I'm sayIng Local 292 presIdent Ron Cas­ By BARRY SCHWEID It was unWIse," he saId SIS predIcted the proposal would AP Dlplomatlc Wrlter culprIt In thIS who led the Rep Bob McEwen, R-OhlO, be ratIfIed POlICY down an alley, It would commentIng on the entIre SItua­ The strIke by 7,700 workers WASHINGTON -- The Boys from be McFarlane " tIon, saId, "Hell hath no fury at the Delco plant In Kokomo ~echtel are together agaIn And yet Robert McFarlane, lIke a congressIonal commIttee forced other GM a0sembly lInes George Shultz and Caspar the former natIonal securIty scorned " to shut down for lack of parts WeInberger, who were top offIC­ adVIser, told The WashIngton EarlIer, WhIte House offI­ The strIke began Monday at ers In the huge CalIfornIa con­ Post that whIle It was sensIble CIals brIefed members of the the plant, whIch ShIPS parts structIon company, see eye-to­ to try to open a dIalogue "WIth House commIttee on "the whole to GM assembly plants on a "lust­ eye on U S arms deals wIth reformIst people In Iran" It setup" of the secret detaIls of In-tIme" baSIS as they are or­ Ira'1 was "a mIstake to Introduce any the IranIan arms deal dered They are agaInst them element of arms transfers Into Shultz and WeInberger have It " had theIr dIfferences In the ConfUSIng? Not any more than John Paul Arrives In Fiji, CabInet Shultz, for Instance, the way allIances take shape favored strIkIng out agaInst WIthIn the CabInet room and Greeted By Traditional Silence terrorIsm, whIle WeInberger across the to~ echelons of SUVA, FIJI -- TrIbal chIefs, The 66-year-ol~ pontIff then was reluctant to use force government In a ceremony reserved for hon­ took an aerIal tour around VItI But they both thInk PresIdent Shultz and McFarlane were a ored guests, today presented Levu, FIJI'S maIn Island, and Reagan made a mIstake In approv­ cozy duo before ~cFarlane qUIt Pope John Paul II WIth a set of Kadavu, the fourth bIggest IS­ Ing a weapons purchase by Teh­ hIS WhIte House post a year ago whale's teeth and a roast pIg land Heavy drIzzle was fallIng ran They frequently lIned up agaInst to welcome hIm on hIS fIrst from a sudden monsoon shower They stood slde-by-slde In WeInberger on arms control IS­ VISIt to thIS South PaCIfIc when the Jet reached Nausorl opposIng the decIsIon prIvately, sues and other aspects of U S - archIpelago aIrport outsIde Suva, the cap­ and after the secret sale sur­ SOVIet relatIons "By comIng to FIJI I hope to Hal faced, the two senIor CabInet The fact that Shultz and encourage all ChrIstIans here He descended and on reachIng offIcers made the publIC aware McFarlane worked well together and throughout the PaCIfIC to a small grass mat, knelt and of theIr objectIons -- WeInberg­ was, In Itself, unusual The dedIcate themselves whole kIssed the ground He was greet­ er more IndIrectly than Shultz fact that Shultz and Adm John heartedly to the Lord," the ed by PrIme MInIster SIr Ratu That Isn't the way Reagan -­ POIndexter, the current securIty pope saId In reply Kamlsese Mara and Gov -Gen SIr or any other presIdent -- lIkes advIser, dIsagreed over Iran John Paul plans a 24-hour Panala Ganllau hIS adVIsers to behave He was not surprIsIng VISIt to the Islands, hIS About 1,000 people, mostly doesn't mInd dIssent In the Alexander Halg, who was thIrd stop after Bangladesh and chIldren shelterIng under um­ CabInet room but not In the Reagan's fIrst secretary of SIngapore on a two-week, SlX­ brellas, welcomed the pope at publIC arena And yet, Reagan state, fought frequently WIth natIon tour of ASIan and PaCIf­ Nausorl aIrport, 12 mIles out­ eVIdently can lIve WIth It WIllIam Clark, then the natIonal IC countrIes The pope IS sched­ SIde the capItal They stood In DIsmIssIng rumors that Shultz securIty adVIser The struggle uled to return to Rome Dec 1 SIlence, the tradItIonal greet­ mIght qUIt ovel Iran, the presI­ was mostly over access to the after stops In New Zealand, Ing for VISItors of hIgh rank dent saId Wednesday nIght "He presIdent Halg lost, and Reagan AustralIa and the Seychelles The pope then drove to the knows that I want hIm to stay, accepted hIS reSIgnatIon The pope arrIved at rlJl s CIty'S palm-rInged Albert Park, and he has In advance saId that In the Carter years, Secre­ InternatIonal aIrport at Nadl, where trIbal chIefs gave hIm he wants to, There's been no tary of State Cyrus Vance and where be transferred from hIS the rItual welcome talk of resIgnatIon" natIonal securIty adVIser Zblg­ Alltalla 747 Jumbo Jet to a The chIefs handed the pope MeantIme, there has never nlew BrzezInskI had sharp dIf­ smaller BoeIng 737 of AIr a mud-colored, alcoholIC drInk, been a suggestIon that WeInberg­ ferences over the dIrectIon of PaCIfIC, FIll'S natIonal aIr­ called yava, In a coconut shell er would qUlt over Iran, even U S foreIgn polICY lIne He do~ned the brew In a SIngle though he let It be known as quaff They also presented hIm late as Wednesday, whIle Reagan WIth gIant roots of the yagona was hopIng the controversy would Lava On Move, Thousands Evacuate tree, from WhICh kava IS made melt away, that he thought TOKYO (AP) -- A 600-yard fIS­ ated aboard the I,OOO-ton MarI­ The drInk IS consumed on all It was lIke "InvItIng (Llbya'1 sure opened In the ground today tIme Safety Agency patrol ves­ ceremonIal occaSIons leader Moammal) Gadhafl over for near the Mount MIhara volcano, sel Katorl, agency spokesman The hourlong ceremony culmIn­ a cozy lunch," saId a source, sendIng lava pourIng toward a Susumu Haneda saId He saId he ated In an elaborate dance by speakIng on (Ondltlon he not be small town on OshIma Island and had been Informed that one per­ 200 chantIng, spear-carrYIng Identlfled forCIng thousands of reSIdents son aboard the shIp was dead, trIbesman wearIng black war In a strIkIng example of how and tourIsts to evacuate but dId not say how the person paInt on theIr faces the game IS played In WashIngton, PolIce In Tokyo saId molten dIed Mara saId the welcome was WeInberger was out of town at a lava was headed toward the IS­ In addItIon, the Tokal Steam­ "the hIghest trIbute we can ex­ mliitarl computer trade show In land's most populated dl~trict ShIP Company, WhICh operates tend to an honored guest " Charleston, W Va , sayIng that and that about 40 forest fIres regular ferry serVIce between ReSIdents from outlYIng IS­ Reagan's POSItIon on terrorIsm were reported OshIma and Tokyo, saId It lands have been streamIng In was "fu 11y understood and sup­ About 10,300 people lIve on brought 388 elderly people and aboard packed steamers and can­ ported " the 35-square-mile Island, a chIldren to Izu PenInsula, oes, hopIng to catch SIght of Anonymously, however, an of­ popular tourIst spot about 70 southwe~t of Tokyo the pontIff flclal close to WeInberger sug­ mIles south of Tokyo The Tokyo government ordered FIJI IS about 1,750 mIles gested "If Y0u're l'Joklng for a About 240 people were evacu- all avaIlable shIps to aId northwest of AustralIa

Jf l! ,_>-~ LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1986 Santa's Cormg To Kwaj Empk>yee Of The Quarter Mark your calendars for the exc~tlng Special Services Secretary Surprised By Honor arr~val of Santa Claus and h~s helpers to By MICHAEL TODD KwaJale~n Santa w~ll fly ln from the North Pole Saturday, Dec 6 and wl1l The letter of recommendatlon was lmpresslve arrlve at the KwaJale~n Alr Termlnal at "Glorla has a 'can do' attltude wlth all her asslgnments and ln one way or another, 4 p m she supports the department wlth words and actlons " The letter talked about how From there he w~ll parade around the Glorla G Aqulno, the secretary to Speclal SerVlces for the last f~ve years, had devel­ ~sland wlth goodles for the k~ds Don't oped a reservatl0n system for Speclal SerVlces facliltles and has created a quarterly m~ss your chance to see Jolly 01' Sa~nt s~gn-up system for Ivey Gym and the Corlett Recreatlon Center N1Ck ln person' The letter made lt sound as lf Glorla Aqulno was deservlng of some recognltlon She had, lt sald, "almost slngle-handedly run" Speclal SerVlces durlng the perlod lVorship Services from July to September when the department was changlng managers It sald over the years she has f~lled ~n at the Hobby Shop and the Photo Lab when the need arose PROTESTANT The letter, or perhaps more ac­ Sunday morn~ng worsh~p serv~ces w~ll be curately Glorla Aqu~no. cllcked For held at 8 and 11 a m at the Island Memor­ the perlod from July-September 1986. lal Chapel Chapla~n Robert Johnson wl11 Aqulno lS the Global Employee of the preach the sermon, tltled "In All Th~ngs Quarter for KwaJaleln G~ve Thanks," based on I Thessalon~ans She learned of selectlon at a sur­ 5 16-18 prlse receptlon (and b~rthday party Spec~al mUS1C wl11 be provlded at both for fellow Speclal Servlces employee _ serv~ces by Ray Hall slng~ng "He Shall Jatake "Bllly" Erlnwa) held Tuesday ln T Feed H~s Flock," accompanled by Loretta the Grace Sherwood Llbrary A blg Chl1ders, and at the 8 a m serv~ce the banner agalnst the wall announced the Chapel Cho~r w~ll s~ng an Orlson hymn fact Sunday school classes for all ages w~ll It announced the fact so success­ be held at the George Se~tz School at fully that when she was told about 9 30 a m Adults are present to ass 1St the honor, she answered, "I can see newcomers ~n f~nd~ng the~r classrooms tha t'" Doug McLoughlln. Global sHe The Sunday even~ng worsh~p serv~ce on manager, made the presentatlon, notlng ROl-Namur wlll be held at 6 30 p m ~n the that Aqulno 101ns a "very select and Communlty BUlldlng and w~ll be led by dlstlngulshed group" wlth the award Chaplaln Johnson She was glven a $100 savlngs bond and Gospel serVlce w~ll be held Sunday eve­ a plaque, and Spec~al SerVlces was n~ng at 7 p m ~n the chapel Jo~n us for glven the perpetual plaque to dlsplay an lnformal tlme of song and WOrShlP untll the next auarterly Wlnner lS announced CATHOLIC Aqulno lS the flrst Employee of the Saturday Mass (Antlclpated) 5 15 pm, Island Memorlal Chapel Quarter from Speclal Servlces Depart­ Global Assoclates' latest Employee of ment manager Darlene Koenlg told Aqulno Sunday Masses Quarter, Glorla Aqulno, examlnes the booty 7 15 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel thL plaque would be "put over your that goes wlth the award whlle recelvlng a 9 15 am, Island Memorlal Chapel desk wlth a halo over lt " congratulatory hug from her boss, Darlene 11 20 am, ROl-Namur Communlty Chapel Also attendlng the ceremony was Koenlg (far L) Alex Blackwell stands behlnd Aqulno's husband, Pete, who was ~n on Monday-Frlday Masses them 4 45 pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel the secret and whom Koenlg sald she "asked not to talk ln h~s sleep " A luncheon was "elr' ln her honor later that day at Confessl0ns Saturday, 4 30-5 pm, Blessed ~acra­ the Yokwe Yuk Club Alex Blackwell, the head of Communlty Servlces, also had hlgh pralse for Aqulno ment Chapel Also ln the chaplaln's of­ "All of Communlty SerVlces lS proud of her and appreclates all the work she's done" flce, call 2116 beforehand and ~n He ment~oned the perlod of transltlon ln Speclal Serv~ce managers, too, notlng "she Tr 835, call 4535 beforehand ran the offlce and she ran lt well" CHURCH OF CHRIST Aqulno sald she and her husband flrst came to KwaJaleln Nov 19, 1980, and she Sunday worshlp lS held at 9 a m ln started worklng for Global ln August of the followlng year She spent a month as sec­ Room 20, George Seltz School Vlsltors retary to Global Safety and then sWltched over to Speclal SerVlces are welcome For more lnformatlon, call "When we came here (KwaJ)," she sald, "we were only plannlng to stay a year" That 3569 was SlX years and two days ago "But we llked Kwa]aleln " "I'm very, very happy to be worklng here now," she sald "The atmosphere. the morale CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINT~ lS so great here, the really terrlflc employees, lncludlng all our Marshallese workers" Servlces are h~l~ ~n the Corlett Rec­ Trylng to hold back glggles, she mentloned the many changes and comlngs and gOlngs ln reatlon Center Prlesthood meetlng lS at the department, then, after much dellberatl0n, declded her "best memory" lS that "Dar­ 8 am, Sunday school at 9, Sacrament lene (Koenlg) lS back ln Speclal SerVlces " That, she added, has been good for her and meetlng at 10 and Rellef Soc~ety and Young Women's meetlng at 11 Vlsltors are for the department Glorla and her husband have flve chlldren One, Pam, attends the slxth grade here welcome For more ~nformatl0n, call Dewey on Kwa] and the other four attend college ln the Unlted States All her chlldren of Olmstead at 3616 SerVlces on ROl-Namur are held at 8 a m college age have worked for Global at one tlme or another In her spare tlme, she works ln ceramlCS at the Hobby Shop and lS currently cre­ ~n the ROJ-~amur Communlty Center Call Paul Delacruz, W6174 or H6601, for lnfor- atlng a natlvlty scene for the hollday season mat~on o adllne Extended • • Still Taking Retail Survey Resident Status Tax Situation Same As Setae From PAO, USAKA The bottom llne lS that contractor per- From PAO, USAKA KWAJALEIN -- Wlth the ~mplementatlon of sopnel at U S Army KwaJaleln Atoll wll1 KWAJALEIN -- GOOD NEWS' The deadllne the Compact of Free Assoclatl0n, there has be assessed a tax of flve percent from the for completlng and returnlng your copy of been some confuslon expressed concernlng Republlc of the Marshall Islands and mlll- the Retal1 Hours Survey has been extended tayat~on Artlcle V, Sect~ons 254 and 255 tary and other government employees wl11 untl1 November 26 of the Compact of Free Assoclatl0n clear- contlnue to pay U S taxes ThlS survey lS extremely ~mportant to ly glve the Republlc of the Marshall Is­ ls1and resldents as the results wl1l de­ lands the rlght to collect lncome taxes Surf And Sun on all" res~dents of the Marshall Is­ term~ne operatlng hours for the retall AS OF 12 at A M lands shall be deemed to ~nclude any facliltles for the future Fr~day, Nov 21, 1986 person who was physlcally present ~n the There has been some confusl0n about how Dally ralnfdll 1 95 Marshall Islands for a perlod of 183 best to fl11 out the survey form The Monthly total 7 11 or more days durlng any taxable year " shopplng tlmes are broken down ~nto day Yearly total 98 06 parts versus speclflc hours If you would These sectl0ns ~urther state that lndlvld­ TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN uals not covered by thlS provlslon wl11 prefer to shop ln the mornlng then check Sunrlse 6 44 a m then be taxed under Unlted States IRS laws the AM block for the facll~ty ln quest~on Sunset 6 26 p m as appl~cable If you would prefer to shop at lunchtlme, Moonrlse 11 52 p m The Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) afterwork and weekend evenlngs. then check MOLlnset 11 56 a m also states ln Art~cle V, lc, "lncome re­ lunch, PM and the approprlate hours on the Hl Tlde 7 57 p m 4 3'-7 41 a m 3 3' celved by Unlted States personnel for ser­ weekend Lo Tlde 54 a m 8'-1 09 p m 2 2' Please remember, these are the hours v~ces 11th or employment by the Armed SUNDA\ you would use the faclilty most, not that Forc s of the Unlted States or Unlted C;unrlse 6 45 you want lt open Just ln case you mlght States contractors, or from sources out­ SUTI'-,eL 6 26 p m MLJon"et 12 39 p m want to use lt durlng certaln hours some­ slde the terr~tory of Government concerned, Hl Tlde 9 18 p m 4 0'-9 11 a m 3 l' day Hours wlll have to be regulated by except the Unlted States contractor per­ Lo Tlde 3 05 a m 2 1'-2 18 p m 2 5' manpower and monles avallable, thus the sonnel and depenoents who are also Unlted MONDAY hours you would use the fac~llty are what States contractor personnel ~ not exempt Sunrlse 6 45 a m t\jLJonnse 12 41 a m lS most lmportant from a personal lncome tax generally ap­ '-,un-,Lt 6 26 p m Muun"et 20 p m Remember, the deadllne lS Wednesday, pl~cable wlthln the Marshall Islands Hl -rlde 11 07 p m 3 9'-11 21 a m 3 3' up to a level of flve percent of thelr November 26, so complete and return your Ul T Lde 4 46 a m 2 1'-4 42 p m 2 6' annual lncome derlved from employment ln survey form now Survey forms are avallable ~C)R TOTAL F()RECA~T CALL 4700 ln each retall outlet and wlll only take a the Marshall Islands by Un~ted moment of your tlme to complete States contractors"

, .11 £ 1M' ENTERTAINMEI HOURGLASS, ~RIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1986, PAG~ 3 Channel 9 Television CHANNEL 13 SPECIALS TAPE DELAY PROGRAM In Saturday Saturday 8 00 Ch~ldren's Programs 10 00 Today Show/Take Two 10 21 "Dr Who' 1 47 Gu~d~ng L~ght 5 00 a m 4 00 p m * Mlchlgan vs Oh~o State 11 49 Amer~can Sportsman (Starts) 2 30 Hour Magazlne 8 00 7 15 Oklahoma vs Nebraska 12 31 Hee Haw/Nature Of Th~ngs 3 23 Sesame Street 12 30 p m 10 30 Notre Dame vs L.S U 2 17 The World At War 4 22 StarLade 3 09 "Duck Soup" 4 45 Jeopardy 4 19 Wheel Of Fortune 5 08 General Hosplta1/Facts Of Llfe 1 00 p m ABC Llfe - 50 years (repeat) 4 41 John F Kennedy 6 18 CBS News 5 00 a m 4 10 * CBS NFL Today 5 33 CNN Headl~ne News 6 48 CNN Sports 6 00 7 30 CBS Green Bay vs Chlcago 6 03 S~lver Spoons (Pt l)/Hunter 7 13 Mr Belvedere (11 57) 9 00 10 45 CBS Dalla_ vs Washlngton M~am~ V~ce 7 38 Scarecrow And Mrs K~ng(12 22) 7 19 3 00 p m CNN Shob~z Today 8 09 Trapper John, M D 8 28 The Cosby Show (1 12) 3 20 Pollce Story 8 59 Knots Land~ng/"N~ght Watch" 8 54 "Mad, Mad Movlemakers" (1 38) 11 30 San Franc~sco Blues rest 10 28 CNN Headl~ne News Monday 12 30 Hunter/M~am~ V~ce 10 58 TOnH!ht Show 2 10 Trapper John, M C 12 00 p m 7 00 p m NBC N~ghtly News 3 00 "NJ,£ht Watch" ROI-Namur Saturday 8 30 7 30 NBC Meet The Press 9 30 Hee Haw/"Dr. Who" 9 00 8 00 CBS Face The Nat~on Kwalaleln Sunday 11 46 Benson/Hl t Clty 2 00 8 25 ABC NY Jets vs Mlaml 9 00 MUS1C And The Spoken Word 12 34 The 21st Century Home (, 00 11 30 ABC Nlghtlll€ 9 30 Coral R~dge M~nlstr~es (Info Spec) 10 29 Sunday Morn~ng 1 21 An~md1s, An~mals, An~mals 11 59 The Long Search 1 51 Kate And Alhe Tuesday Stl1l The Beaver 12 53 Th~s Week Wlth Brlnkley 2 16 1 00 p m 7 00 p m CNN Prlme News 1 52 Wash Week In Rev~ew 2 44 Enterta~nment ThlS Week 4 00 7 55 CNN Moneyl1ne 2 17 Anlma1s, Anlmals, An~mals 3 32 S011d Gold/The Long Search 8 25 CNN ShoblZ Today 2 40 Gettlng In The Game 5 13 H~ghway To Heaven 3 00 8 45 NBC 1986 3 03 Robln Hood 6 02 Flsh~ng The Northwest 9 42 Larry Klng 3 55 New Adventures of Supermar 6 25 Star Trek/Fame 6 00 10 27 ABC NIghtllne 4 16 Vldeo One 7 57 Scarecrow And Mrs Klng 5 04 Best Of Your Show Of Shows 8 47 Matt Houston \,ednesday 5 29 Nat~ona1 Geograph~c Spec~al 9 37 "The Callforn~a Su~te" 6 26 Benson (Pt 2) 11 20 Mel Torme Speclal 2 30 p m 7 00 p m PBS McNell/Lehrer News Hour 6 51 Kate And A111e/Newhart 4 00 7 55 CNN Moneyl1ne 7 42 Star Trek n16/Matt Houston ROI-Namur Sunday 8 25 CNN ShoblZ Today 9 20 "V - The F~na1 Battle" (Pt 1) 9 00 Mus~c And The Spoken Word 8 45 Amerlcan Sportsman 10 59 Dav~d Letterman/Newhart 9 29 Coral Rldge Mlnlstrles 9 21 Larry Klng 12 06 Star Trek n16 1027 Inslght/Just Jazz/Vldeo One 6 00 10 05 ABC Nlghtllne 12 53 Matt Houston 12 04 Nat~onal Geographlc 1 44 "V - The F~llal Battle" (Pt 1) 1 01 Sunday Morn~ng W/Kuralt fhursday - Thanksglvlng Day 2 31 Davld Brlnkley Kwalaleln Monday 3 29 Sports Legends Hall Of Fame 5 30 a m 4 OOp m * CBS Green Bay vs Detrolt Two The World At War (The Paclflc) 10 00 Today Show/Take 3 51 9 00 7 15 CBS vs Dallas 4 43 1 47 GUld~ng L~ght The World A TV Hlstory 12 30 Texas vs Texas A&M 2 30 Hour Magazlne 5 10 The Facts Of L~fe 10 30 Larry Klng 3 17 Sesame Street 5 34 Mr Belvedere/Flght Back 11 15 ABC Nlghtllne 4 16 Anka 6 21 Wheel Of Fortune/Knots Landlng 4 41 Jeopardy 7 33 Trapper John, M D Fnday 5 04 General Hospltal 8 23 M~aml V~ce 5 49 Stlll The Beaver 9 13 "V - The Flnal Battle" (Pt 2) 12 00 p m 7 00 p m NBC Nlghtly News 6 17 ABC News/CNN Sports 10 51 Dav~d Letterman 8 30 a m 7 30 NFL Revlew/Thls Is The NFL 7 12 Who's The Boss? 1 00 P m 8 13 NBA to be announced 7 38 The A-Team (12 54) ROI-Namur Monday 7 30 a m 10 35 PBS Flrlng Llne 8 29 TWlllght Zone (1 45) 12 00 Today Show 11 33 J arry Klng 9 19 Falcon Crest (2 35) 2 00 CUldlng Llght 12 11 ABC Nlghtllne 10 09 Flnder Of Lost Loves (3 25) 2 42 Ebony/Jet Showcase 10 59 CNN Headl~ne News 3 03 Paul Anka/Jeopardy * Tlme approxlmate 11 29 Ton~ght Show 3 50 Hour Magaz~ne 12 28 Who's The Boss 4 35 General Hospltal 5 20 Take Two/ABC News 6 45 Best Of Your Show Of Shows 10 00 Today Show/Take Two 7 08 TWlllght Zone Movies 1 47 GUldlng Llght 7 58 Flnder Of Lost Loves 2 30 Hour Magazlne 8 48 "Monkey Buslness/Tonlght Show S Back To The Future, Rlchardson, 7 30 (PG) 3 16 Romper Room & Frlends A Pollce Academy III, Rlchardson, 9 30 (PC) 3 42 GOlng Bananab ROI-Namur Tuesday T Wlse Guys, Tradewlnds, 8 00 (R) 4 07 Ben]l, Zax And The Allen 12 00 Today ShOW/Guldlng Llght Wlnnle The Pooh, Teen Center, 1 00 (G) Prlnce/Jeopardy 2 42 In Sesslon S PIppl Longstocklng, Tradewlnds, 8 00 (G) 4 53 General Hospltal 3 06 Flsh~ng The Northwest U The Incredlble Journey, Teen Center, 1 00 (G) 5 38 Flght Back 3 29 Jeopardy M Emplre Strlkes Back, Rlchardson, 7 30 (PG) 6 01 CBS News/CNN Sports 3 51 Hour Magazlne T P1PP] Longstocklng, Yokwe Yuk, 6 30 (G) 6 56 60 Mlnutes 4 36 General Hospltal U Murphy's Romance, Yokwe Yuk, 8 30, 12 30, (PG) 7 5 1 Fame (12 41) 5 2 1 Take TWO/CBS News ~~E~~B~a~c~k~T~o~T~h~e~F~u~t~u~r~e~,~T~r~a~d~e~w~l~n~d~s~'~8~0~0~(sP~G~)~ ______1 8 39 St~r Crazy (1 29) 6 46 Newhart W Back To The Future, Rlchardson, 7 30, (PG) 9 28 "CallfornLa Sulte" (MT) (2 18) I 7 10 The A-Team/Hotel I E P1PPl Longstocklng, TradewInds, 8 00 (G) 11 12 CNN Headllne News 8 51 "One TerrlflC Guy" T Pollce Academy III, Yokwe Yuk 6 30, 8 3D, 12 30 (PC) 11 42 Tonlght Show 1__ ~1~0~2~9~~T~h~e~B~e~s~t~0~f_C~a~r~s~0~n ____~~ ___ , H Wlse Guys, Tradewlnds, 8 00, (R) Kwalaleln Wednesday ROI-NamurWednesday F Emplre Strlkes Back, Yokwe Yuk, 6 30 (PC) R TBA, Yokwe Yuk, 8 30, 12 30 10 00 Today Show 12 00 Today ShOW/Culdlng Llght I Pollce Academy III Back In Train~ng, Trarewlnds, 8 00 (PG) 12 00 Take Two 2 42 Merv Show/Jeopardy 1 48 GUldlng Llght 3 51 Hour l1agazlne 2 32 Hour Magaz~ne 4 36 Ceneral Hospltal Murphy's Romance Sally Fleld, James Carner 3 19 Sesame Street 5 21 Take Two Romantlc Comedy RT 107 PG-13 4 18 In Sesslon 6 16 NBC News A dlvorced mother, who has moved to a small Arlzona town to 4 43 Jeopardy 6 46 SlIver Spoons start a new Ilfe wlth her son, opens a horse stahle at her ranch 5 06 General Hospltal 7 11 60 Mlnutes out has trouble flndlng customers and paylng her bliis Help ar­ 5 51 Romantlc vs Class~cal Art 8 09 Arnerlcan Sportsman rlves In the form of the local pharmaclst who becomes fast frlends 6 19 NBC News 8 45 "A Bunny's Tale" w~th the woman and her son, a relatlonshlp that lS stralned when 6 49 CNN Sports 10 16 Tonlght Show the woman's good-for-nothIng ex-husband shows up 7 14 Enterta~nment ThlS Week 8 02 Auwolf (1 53) ROI-Namur Thursday 8 52 Hotel (2 43) 12 00 Today ShOW/Guldlng Llght Pollce Academy III Back In Tralnlng Steve Guttenberg, Bubba Smlth , 9 42 "The Braln" (5 16) 2 42 Starcade Comedy RT 82 PG ' 11 24 CNN Headl~ne News 3 05 Foley Square To help traIn new recruIts, the commandant brIngs back hlS 12 54 Tonlght Show 3 29 Jeopardy favorlte graduates, and together they create havoc throughout 3 51 Hour Magazlne the po1lce academy Kwalaleln Thursday 4 36 General Hospltal 8 47 Today Show 5 21 Take Two 10 47 NBC Thanksg~v~ng Day Parade 6 16 ABC News The Emplre StrIkes Back Mark HamIll, HarrIson Ford 1 47 GUldlng Llght 7 46 Hunter SCIence FIctlon RT 124 PG 2 30 Hour Magazlne 8 36 "Secret Of Shao Lln Kung Fu" The contlnuatlon of the "Star Wars" saga, where the emplre 3 15 Molly's Pllgrlm 10 04 Tonlght Show attempts to crush the rebeillon 3 38 Belle & Sebastlan 4 04 Pllgrlm Journey ROI-Namur Friday 4 29 General Hospltal/Merv Show 12 00 Today ShOW/Guldlng Llght 6 02 ABC News/CNN Sports 2 42 Vldeo One/Jeopardy ylP~ Longstocklng Inger NIlsson Par Suc~berg 6 57 Solld Gold 3 47 Hour Magazlne Arlmatlon RT 99 r 7 45 Foley Square 4 32 General Hospltal Thl~ IS rhe long-awaIted fIrst In the ~erleb of fllms about 8 10 Hlghway To Heaven (12 35) 5 17 Take Two/CBS News the red-haIred. freckle-faced practIcally lnvlnclble elght­ 9 00 "The Ital~an Job" (1 25) 6 42 The Cosby Show/Who's The Bos, year-old glrl, based on the InternatIonally best-selilng ChIl­ 10 41 CNN Headllne News 7 34 Alrwolt/Falcon Crest dren's books by Astrld LIndgren 1111 Tonlght Show 9 14 "Magnlflcent Obessl()TI" I 11 03 Tonlght Show 12 08 Foley Square -___I o WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1986 AIDS Could Claim 3 Million Senate Prepares To Challenge President Federal Charges Filed Against Guam Governor Victims In 5 Years By CLI FF HAAS By NICK LUDINGTON AssOclated Press Wrlter Nov 4 elect10ns by wa1t1ng AGANA, Guam (AP) -- A federal AssOclated Press Wrlter to respond to the Wlnte House grand Jury here Thursday 1n­ WASHINGTON -- Senate Demo­ agenda Th1s w1ll be the f1rst d1cted outg01ng Guam Gov Rlcar­ UNITED NATIONS -- The World crats, enJoY1ng the1r new ma­ t1me S1nce 1980 the Democrats do J. Bordallo on S1X new Health Organ1zat10n 1S 1naugura­ Jor1ty strength, are mak1ng have a Senate maJor1ty charges ln connectlon w1th al­ t1ng a worldw1de program to plans to move qU1ckly and chal­ "We d1d not get here by leged corrupt10n 1n hlS admlnls­ f1ght AIDS, wh1ch 1t sa1d could lenge Pres1dent Reagan for con­ be1ng t1m1d. We w1ll not demon­ trat10n cla1m up to 3 m1ll1on v1ct1ms trol of the leg1slat1ve agenda strate our power and V1S10n In the l7-count, 42 page 1n the next f1ve years when the 100th Congress con­ by be1ng beholden to custom," document, Bordallo, 58, was "It 1S hard to 1mag1ne a venes Jan 6 Byrd sa1d A copy of h1s re­ charged w1th three counts of worse health problem 1n th1s "The Congress must not spend marks was made ava1lable by W1re fraud, and one count each century," sa1d Halfdan Mahler the f1rst three months of the Byrd's off1ce of br1bery, extort10n and ac­ of Denmark, d1rector-general of year 1n the pres1dent1al wa1t- "The Amer1can people have cept1ng an 1llegal gratu1ty. the organ1zat10n. 1ng room," Sen Robert C Byrd g1ven those of us 1n th1s Those accusat10ns are 1n ad­ He told a news conference of West V1rg1n1a told a pr1- room two years to answer one d1t10n to 11 counts handed WHO 1S gear1ng up to f1ght ac­ vate meet1ng of the Senate's quest10n Can the Democrats down aga1nst the governor by a qU1red 1mmune def1c1ency syn­ new Democrat1c ma]Or1ty on govern th1s nat10n 1n the federal grand Jury here Sept. 3, drome, wh1ch he sa1d presents Thursday. post-Reagan era? If we go off charglng Bordallo w1th extor­ a "health d1saster of the magn1- "The pres1dent has h1S t1me­ 1n 55 d1fferent d1rect10ns tlon, brlbery, obstruct10n of tude of smallpox " It took 10 table, we have ours," Byrd we w1ll g1ve them one answer Justlce and w1tness tamper1ng years to erad1cate smallpox un­ added That answer w1ll be that the for allegedly sel11ng h1s In­ der a WHO campa1gn. At that gather1ng, Byrd Democrats do not deserve to fluence as governor to f1nance Dr. Jonathan Mann, an Amer1- who also was celebrat1ng h1s be 1n the Whlte House," Byrd an unsuccessful bld for another can who w111 head the campa1gn 69th b1rthday -- was re1n­ sald term In off1ce. aga1nst AIDS at WHO headquar­ stalled as maJor1ty leader In contrast to the upbeat Bordallo, a Democrat, lost ters 1n Geneva, sa1d there are wh1le Repub11cans, meet1ng sep­ Democrats, the Repub11cans the 1sland's Nov. 4 general now about 100,000 known cases arately, p1cked Bob Dole of were subdued as they went elect10n to Repub11can Guam Sen worldw1de Kansas as m1nor1ty leader about the1r organ1zat1onal Joseph F. Ada, who w1ll take He sa1d a m1ll10n people are Both men were unopposed and ap­ chores, wh1ch have been over­ offlce 1n January. affected by AIDS-related symp­ proved by unan1mous votes, as shadowed by the controversy Arra1gnment on the new toms and 5 m11110n to 10 m11- were each party's other leaders over Reagan's secret arms charges was set for Nov 24 by 110n people have been exposed from the 99th Congress sales to Iran and h1s ex­ U.S. Dlstr1ct Judge Cr1stobal to an AIDS v1rus, most of them Byrd told the Democrats planat10ns of the act10n C. Duenas. Duenas sa1d he 1n the Un1ted States and Afr1ca they must not waste the 55-45 Dole sa1d the adm1nlstra­ would declde at the hear1ng "But AIDS 1S lurk1ng unpleas­ maJor1ty they ga1ned 1n the tl0n should adm1t "a m1stake." whether to postpone Bordallo's antly at the door of AS1a," tr1al, now scheduled to begln Mahler sa1d Hasenfus Dec. 1. Mahler sa1d WHO has ra1sed F1ve of the charges stemmee $5 m1ll10n for 1tS campa1gn from a scheme to extort $70,000 Relatives Encouraged Mter Meeting 1n cash from a bus1nessman WWII Monument To US By RICHARD EGGLESTON when asked whether a pardon of Teen Slays Friend Erected In Poland AssOclated Press Wrlter Hasenfus was llkely, but he MADISON, W1SC -- Relat1ves also used the word posslble In Fantasy Game By MATTHEW C. VITA of Eugene Hasenfus sa1d they to descrlbe the chances. WATERTOWN, N Y. (AP) -- A AssOclated Press Wrlter were encouraged by the1r pr1- Hasenfus, 45, was captured Jury Thursday n1ght convlcted LOMIANKI, Poland -- V1llag­ vate meet1ng wlth N1caragua's Oct 6 after hlS plane was a teen-ager of second-degree ers who w1tnessed the crash of V1ce presldent, who told them shot down In Nlcaragua. He murder for the fatal shootlng an Amer1can warplane shot down h1s country may pardon the was sentenced Saturday by a of an ll-year-old fr1end wh1le by German art1llery dur1ng captured mercenary Nlcaraguan People's Trlbunal plaY1ng the fantasy game Dun­ World War II have fulf1lled Serg10 Ramlrez sald he told to 30 years In prlson. geons and Dragons. what they felt was an ob11ga­ three of Hasenfus' relat1ves Whlle he lnslsted Hasen­ Prosecutors sa1d Dav1d K t10n and erected a monument to that the pardon could be 1ssued fus was not a bargaln1ng ChlP Vent1quattro, 16, apparently honor the crew. as a step toward normallzlng 1n the polltlcal confllct be­ got caught up ln the game and The 9-feet-tall stone mem­ relat10ns between hlS country tween the Unlted States and kliled Mart1n I Howland 1n or1al, be11eved to be the f1rst and the Unlted States Nlcaragua, Ramlrez suggested 1985 because the boy "had be­ 1n Poland for Amer1can sold1ers, After Thursday's meetlng, an agreement between Nlcara­ come eV1l." was erected after a f1ve-year he told reporters the pardon guan Presldent Danlel Ortega A Jefferson County Jury de­ campa1gn. was "an open posslblilty." But and U.S. offlClals mlght help l1berated three hours before re­ "They were young Amer1cans when asked lf lt would come by Hasenfus' chances of a pardon turnlng the verdlct trY1ng to save our Poland," Chrlstmas, he responded, "I "My role lS to try to help Second-degree murder carr1es sa1d Stan1slaw N1egodz1scz who can't answer that questlon " (Ortega) to flnd a po11tlcal a m1n1mum pr1son sentence of l1ves 1n a farmhouse about "We were recelved very way for a Solutlon," he sald. 15 years to llfe and a maX1mum 200 yards from the crash s1te warmly by the V1ce presldent," Ramlrez, who was travellng penalty of 25 years to l1fe 1n Lom1ank1, S1X m1les north Sandle Coppens, Hasenfus' wlth Carlos Tunnermann, Nlca­ Sentenc1ng was set for Dec. 5 of Warsaw. slster, sald after the l5-mln­ ragua's ambassador to the Ass1stant D1str1ct Attorney "We want all Amer1ca to know ute meetlng at a Cathollc cen­ Unlted States, and met brlefly Gary W Mlles had sa1d Howland's what they d1d," he sa1d. ter on the Unlverslty of W1S­ wlth Gov Anthony Earl, sald death "was a reckless and heart­ The B-17, n1cknamed "'T1l We consln-Madlson campus "It was hlS government was glvlng spe­ less act of murder." Meet Aga1n," was shot down very encouraglng." clal conslderatl0n to the The youth had wa1ved lmmu­ Sept. 18, 1944 w1th 10 U.S. Also at the meetlng were case because of the relatl0n­ nlty from prosecutl0n. sold1ers aboard. Two of them Hasenfus' slster-ln-law, Sylvla Shlp between Wlsconsln and Robert J. Sem10ne, State Po­ surv1ved. Hofherr. and COUSln Jack Hasen­ Nlcaragua l1ce Invest1gator test1f1ed The plane was one of the fus Wlsconsln has a slster­ that Howland was an employer 1n 107 Amer1can a1rcraft dropp1ng At an earller alrport news state relatl0nsh1p wlth Nlca­ the game and he had becoMe eVll. supp11es for Po11sh part1sans conference, Ramlrez nodded ragua He was shot at close range.

Briefly there was no provocat10n country I would go to, " Mar­ Financial News Reporters and res1dents 1n cos sa1d In a wr1tten state­ Dollar clos1ng 1n JOHANNESBURG, South Afrlca Mamelod1 today sa1d no buses ment Tokyo was (AP) -- Thousands of resldents SW1SS authorlt1es, say1ng and tax1S were seen operat1ng 163 0 25 Japanese yen of a Pretor1a black townsh1p dur1ng the mornlng rush hours, they had rece1ved reports that and 1n Zurlch was boycotted schools and work to­ shops were closed, and only a Marcos planned to travel to Not ava1lable day to commemorate the ann1- handful of cars were on the SWltzerland, declared hlm an CLOSING METALS versary of a confrontatl0n streets "undes1rable person" ear11er Gold Down $1.15 to $388.20 last year 1n wh1ch secur1ty 1n the day. Silver Down $0.085 to $5.35 forces k1lled at least 13 peo­ * * * HONOLULU (AP) -- SWltzer- * * * DOW JONES CLOSING AV~RAGES ple. land's dec1s10n to bar Fer­ KALAPANA (AP) -- Some 30 Industr1als Black act1vlsts cla1m 40 d1nand Marcos from enterlng resldents of lower Puna on thE Up 32.90 to close 1893.56 res1dents of the Mamelod1 town­ the country hasn't crlmped blg lsland have been warned 20 Tran~portatlons sh1p were k1lled last year by any travel plans the fOlmer to be prepared to move on Up 12.13 to close 838.88 secur1ty forces mOV1ng aga1nst Ph1l1pp1ne pres1dent may have. short not1ce due to a threat­ 15 Utll1t1es an est1mated 50,000 people Marcos sa1d Thursday that en1ng lava flow 1n the area. Up 4 26 to close 211.48 protest1ng rent h1kes, re­ he had no 1ntent10n of V1S1t- As of Thursday nlght, the 65 Stocks str1ct10ns on funeral serV1ces 1ng SW1tzerland, wh1ch acted lava flow had reached the Up 12.70 to close 747.59 and use of troops 1n townsh1ps. last March to freeze hlS as­ 850-foot contour level, 1tS VOLUME 200,650,000 Po11ce sa1d chey f1red af­ sets lowest e1evatlon 1n two years SEE LISTINGS ter mobs threw brlcks and f1re­ "After what the SW1SS d1d The lava flow stlll rema1ns IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY bombs but act1v1sts cla1m to me, that would be the last close to a ml1e from homes ( '.,'\ SPORTS HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1986, PAGE 5 Winning And More Winning Ycx.rgestO'lanl> Ever Local Schedule By BOB GREENE TonIght AP Tennls Wrlter tv1ay Be TySCJ1 B­ 5 15 Kanes vs Nokorl D­ 5 15 EntertaIners vs Spartans II NEW YORK -- FollowIng a nIght of con­ R- 5 15 Spartans I vs Ona troversy, two doubles partners fInd them­ By ED SCHUYLER JR selves facIng each other In the semIfInals AP Boxlng Wrlter Saturday of the $1 mIllIon VIrgInIa SlIms Cham­ LAS VEGAS, Nev (AP) -- Trevor BerbIck B- 3 45 Jabro vs Ebeye MachIne pIonshIps tennIs tournament looks at hIS young challenger MIke Tyson 5 15 Subaru vs Ross' Lemonade As expected, top-seeded MartIna Navra­ as "a good fellolll, who Just does hIS Job D- 12 15 Heaven Help Us vs bIlletIng tllova rolled Into the semIS at MadIson but hIS tIme has come" 2 15 Benchwarmers vs Image Square Garden In what IS bIlled as the The odds-makers feel the tIme has come 5 15 Bedrock WreckIng vs Pomalkal world's rIchest women's tennIS event for the 20-year-old Tyson to make bOXIng R- 3 45 Ona vs Wlskey SIX Now, the world's top-ranked player wIll hIstory Tyson was made a 4-1 favorIte 5 15 Leftovers vs Hlilte face Pam ShrIver, who, wIth help from a and, as of Thursday, he was stIll a SOlId controversIal lIne call and wIth a new 3-1 chOIce to WIn the World BOXIng CounCIl Sunday attItude, upset thIrd-seeded Hana Mand­ heavyweIght tItle from Berblck Saturday D- 3 45 NIppers vs FreddIe's Fllntstones llkova 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 Navratllova ousted nIght 5 15 Spartans I vs Leftouts West Germany's BettIna Bunge 6-2, 6-4 But the 33-year-old Belblck thInks the R- 12 15 PrInceton vs UCLA TonIght, the other semIfInal paIrIng tIme has come for Tyson to taste defeat 1 45 \ankees vs Astros WIll be decIded when second-seeded Steffl for the fIrst tIme after 27 VIctorIes, 25 3 45 Almost Angels vs Keone's Garf of West Germany takes on No 7 Man­ by knockout Berblck was a 6-1 underdog uela Maleeva of BulgarIa and No 4 Helena when he won the tItle from Plnklon Thomas Monday Sukova of CzechoslovakIa meets No 6 on a 12-round unanImous deCISIon here last B- 5 15 Kolohe vs BAH Vw BIg Buster ClaudIa Kohde-Kllsch of West Germany March 22 D- 5 15 DIamond Cutters SIsters The fInal of the week-long, season­ "I'm gOIng to knock hIm out," Berblck R- 5 15 Wlskey SIX vs POInter endIng tournament wIll be staged Sunday, saId Thursday at a fInal JOInt news con­ wIth $125,000 gOIng to the WInner ference for the scheduled 12-round fIght Tuesday Navratllova ran her current match WIn­ at the Las Vegas HIlton B- 5 15 Koba Maron vs AI's nIng streak to 51 by easIly stoppIng "I'm lookIng to take hIm out by the D- 5 15 FreddIe's Fllntstones Bunge In 64 mInutes That's the thIrd seventh round " R- 5 15 Ebeye Falcons vs Ona longest strIng In tennIS sInce the sport Tyson declIned to answer questIons opened competItIon to professIonals In Thursday Wednesday 1968 B- 5 15 Ross' Lemonade vs MornIng Star NotIng he had already held four or fIve The left-hander from Fort Worth, Texas, D- 5 15 FIrepower vs Bedrock WreckIng news conferences, the challenger saId, holds the record wIth 74 straIght match "There's not much I can tell" R- 5 15 OrIole vs Dodgers vIctorIes, set In 1984 ChrIs Evert Lloyd, But he dId say the fIght "WIll be some­ mIssIng from thIS year's ChampIonshIps thIng you won't forget" Thursday because of InjUry, won 55 consecutIve If Tyson WIns the fIght, he WIll re­ HAPPY THANKSGIVING matches In 1974, whIle Navratllova had a place Floyd Patterson as the youngest 54-match strIng snapped In January 1984 heavyweIght champIon Tyson's age on Sat­ FrIday "I dIdn't thInk I could get to another urday WIll be 20 years, 4 months, 22 days B- 5 15 Kolohe vs Jabro 74," Navratllova saId after her latest D- 5 15 New Breed vs Bedrock WreckIng Patterson was 21 years, 11 months when he vIctory Thursday nIght "It c.ertalnly won the undIsputed tItle WIth a flfth­ R- 5 15 Leftovers vs Sakankan seemed a bIgger deal after It was over round knockout of ArchIe Moore Nov 30, "But It'S a long way off when you have 1956 last Night's Results to start agaIn from scratch " MEN'S SO}ltlALL ShrIver IS workIng on a two-match WIn­ FIrepower 8, New Breed 8, tIe nIng streak after losIng last week to Til The Fat Lady Sings MornIng Star IS, Nokorl 2 Mandllkova In ChIcago SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The lesson from the WOMEN'S SOFTBALL "Last week agaInst her I must have latest meetIng between the San DIego Sakankan 4, Hlilte 3 served 15 aces and lost the match," the Chargers and the Los Angeles RaIders was LuthervIlle, Md , rIght-hander saId "The (Ralders-Chargers) don't SWItch teleVISIon channels other thIng IS that I thInk It'S really pOInt defICIt by leadIng the Ch,rgers Anyone who rna) have waved off the game hard for a top player to play another top on touchdown drIves of 71, 39 and 66 yards as "uneXCItIng" after the RaIders grabbed player In fIve days The fIrst two drIves ended WIth CurtIS a 31-10 lead mIdway through the thIrd "I actually thought about that In Adams runs of one and 13 yards Adams had quarter mIssed a stIrrIng San DIego come­ a 19-yard scorIng run earlIer ChIcago and felt I'd rather WIn In New back, a last-mInute touchdown and, ultI­ York " Herrmann's 16-yard scorLng pass to mately, a 37-31 VIctory In overtIme for It dIdn't appear as If ShrIver had a CharlIe JOIner WIth 1 01 remaInIng In reg­ the RaIders on Thursday nIght chance agaInst the talented but InconSIS­ ulatIon and Rolf Benlrschke's extra-poInt San DIego tent Mandllkova The Czechoslovak rIpped tled the game at 31 entered the game In place of Tom FlIck, through the openIng sel and ha1 a 4 I mar­ The RaIders had a chance to WIn the game who started for Injured regular gIn In the second, capped by wInnIng 12 In the fInal seconds, but ChrIS Bahr's FlIck was benched after fIve Charger turn­ consecutIve pOInts 35-yard fIeld goal attempt was blocked by overs, IncludIng three lnLerc.eptlons. She was servIng for the matcr aL 5,) rookIe Jeff Walker Herrmann, demoted to thIrd strIng when she double-faulted tWIce, gIvIng WIth 8 33 gone In overtIme, RaIders earlIer thIS week, WIped out the 21- ShrIver a break pOInt Mandllkova pulled runnIng back Marcus Allen slIpped a couple back to duece, but then, followIng the of tackles and carrIed two Charger defen­ best rally of the match, ShrIver took the ders Into the end zone to cap a 28-yard ad-poInt wIth a forehand volley DAILY touchdown run On the next pOInt, Mandllkova-Jn~t her DOUBLE f> The lesson to stay tuned should have serVIce when a forehand cross-Lourl WINDOWS been eVIdent from last year's matchup In volley that was called WIde San DIego, WhICh the Chargers won 40-34 "She hIt an unbelIevable volley that In overtIme landed plum on the lIne," ShrIver saId "Anybody that would mISS thIS Ralder­ "It's rotten," ShrIver saId of the Charger game In San DIego would be crazy lIne call "You feel rotten and then take because It'S always entertaInIng," RaIder the game Coach Tom Flores saId "I would have gotten a great round of applause If I had gIven her the pOInt It Island Sport Bits was that or WInnIng " Soccer Tryouts Spartans 1 soccer tryol,Lc, WIll be held Bowling Highlights November 28, 29 from 5-6 30 p m on in cne YKL ~entron MIxed bowlIng RIchardson FIeld league All Interested players must make at Men's DIVISIon least ore sess~on If anv questIons, call HIgh game Henry Cabasag 201 Ma1 Taylor (H) 3716 2nd hIgh gmae Kalanl Kalmlnaauao, SwrnMeet 199 lhere WIll be a dual SWIm meet between HIgh serIes Kalanl Kalmlnaauao, the Mako Sharks and the Plranhds on Satur­ 556 day, November 22 at 1 p m 2nd hIgh serIes Henry Cabasag 541 SWImmers are requested to be at the Women's DIVISIon FamIly Pool at 12 noon Offlclals should HIgh game LIZ Denny, 195 ~ OH '(GAil ?I? 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"There's always free chel'-,C In ~ '" A,m S d mousettil.p " Intctn3.tl0nll pr()verb CLASSIFIED PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1986 OFFICIAL NOTICES WANTED PASSPORT SERVICES Mrs Nell H Amador of BASEBALL FIELDER'S mItts for an Ebeye \}C~~~'-~~4=~~ the USAKA Legal OffIce has been deSIgnated youth league (9-12 yrs) If you have a a Passport Acceptance Agent at KwaJaleln used mItt you can part WIth, please call ~ Please contact her at 1431 or 1462 for , , 2499 for pIck up & delIvery questIons on passports She IS located In il ~ ~i! Room 216 of the TermInal BUIldIng A BIKE TRAILER TO CARRY SMALL CHILD who's /I ~ I (USAKA PAO) gettIng too bIg to rIde In ChIld carrIer , MENS & LADI ES , Call 3240 DISASTER MEDICAL PERSONNEL PLEASE REGISTER .!J FAVOR ITE 11 KwaJaleln HospItal IS reVISIng ItS DIsas­ COMMODORE 64 RIBBON Call 4447 ~ ter-Mass Casualty Plan and WIshes to pre­ "KvJAJALE IN" 1J pare a current roster of all communIty mem­ DOES ANYONE HAVE CANDLE WAX I CAN BUY? , **PRINTED T-SHIRTS** ~ bers WIth health related traInIng and ex­ Please call Joyce at 2769 after 5 p m perIence, 1 e , CPR, Advanced FIrst AId, i,' SHOES ' ParamedIcs, etc Please stop at the hOSPI­ OCEAN PRO BATTERY CHARGER Call 3466 tal ReceptIon Desk 7 a m -8 p m to secure , **SANDALS** a short form to relate your background and how you may be contacted If you already I FOR SHOWER ~ SAND ~ are on our lISt, you do not have to re- * JUST ARRIVED * ~ AND SIDEWALK ~ regIster (KwaJaleln HospItal) POPULARLY DEMANDED , SHOP SATURDAY , A RECENT CLOSE CALL was reported InvolVIng a young ChIld who ran out of the aIrport TAIWAN ~"'~#~-~~.t~.-ft;(#rl termInal Into the path of a backIng vehIcle FURNITURE Fortunately, the passenger In the vehIcle COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES warned the drIver In tIme to avert a trag­ INLAID LAC0UER SCREENS, FIRST EVER' WINDSURF EQUIPMENT SWAP MEET' edy PedestrIan rIsks on KwaJaleln are ex­ INLAID CHESTS, DIVIDERS, Anyone wanting to sell or buy Windsurfers tremely low, however don't be lulled Into BRASS ACCENTED CHESTS, or accessorIes come to Camp HamIlton, Sun , complacency Young chIldren need close ACCENT TABLES, DESKS Nov 23, 12-4 p m For truck pIck up of superVISIon and certaIn areas and actIVItIes NESTED TABLES & BARS Items for sale, call DIane at 2573 on KwaJaleln neceSSItate closer parental ON SALE control to assure theIr safety Let's work SATURDAY~ NOV 22ND THE SENIOR CLASS OF KHS Will be seillng together to make KwaJaleln a safe place Christmas Trees on Ten-Ten Porch thiS to lIve (USAKA Safety OffIce) AT Sat, Nov 22, from 10 a m -12 30 p m WAREHOUSE 7lG-A Come down and pre-arrange your tree A JUON JORRAN ELAB EMARON kar walok lklJlen $5 depOSIt IS necessary Juon aJlrl Jldrlkdrlk eo eJ ettor Jen loan 8 30 AM to 12 30 PM termInal eo 110 Jlkln Jok 1m kelok eo 1m PERSONS CLAIMING OWNERSHIP OF abandoned Juon waan ettor ebaJ lunl Jeramon bwe boatIng property from Bldg 867 may contact passenger eo 110 wa In ear 10 aJlrl In 1m KYC Quartermaster J Halverson at 2107 ba non drIver eo 1m ear eJelok Jorran Jorren non ro reJ etetal Ion KwaJaleln SCUBA DIVER COURSE -- Entry level orlenta­ elukun JeJa an walok, IJoke Jab Jerwan 110 Week of November 24 - 30 tlon and addltlonal SIgn ups taken Manda­ am makltklt AJlrl ro redrlk reJ alkwlJ tory seSSIon but no obllgation George lab 10k ad keJebarok lr Itoltak Ion Jet PDR DINNER ENTRESS FOR THE WEEK* Seltz School, Room I on Nov 25 at 6 p m Jlkln Jerbal ko Ion KwaJaleln alkwlJ Sesslon WIll Idst approx two hours KeJbarok eo an Jlnen 1m Jemen aJlrl ro bwe Monday FISh StIr Fry en Jab wor Jorren Jen lbben dron 1m koman Baked Meat Loaf Tuesday Cantonese Spareribs FOOSBALL TOURNAMENT at Teen Center beglns bwe KwaJaleln en Juon Jlkln eo eJab Nov 24 at 3 p m Open to youths age 8-13 kawatata (USAKA Safety OffIce) Hawallan Chop Steak Wednesday Beef Pot Roast DECcMBFR 9, 7 p m In front of the Yokwe ChIcken Long RIce ISLAND ORIENTATION An Island OrIentatIon Yuk Club Plan to attend the 19th Annual Thursday Roast Turkey WIll be held November 25 at 2 p m In the Tree LIghtIng Ceremony Taro Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club The pur­ Baked Ham FrIday Terlvakl Steak pose of thIS orIentatIon IS to prOVIde In­ WOMENS' PROTESTANT CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP work­ BBQ ChIcken formatIon on me unusual lIVIng condItIons shop at the Fellowshlp Center, Nov 22, Saturday Baked Lasagna found on and around the Island Change I 8 30-10 30 a m All women InVIted 25)4 to USAKA regulatIon 385-6 reqUires that Baked Cod all new employees attend the fIre and safe­ Sunday Roast Prlme RIb BETA SIGMA PHI meets Tues , Nov 25, 7 30 Baked ChIcken ty brIefIng WhICh IS Included In thIS or­ p rn at J Corey, Qtrs 403C Regrets only IentatIon All parents are urged to attend *Menu subject to change WIthout notIce call 4332 to learn of the hazards WhICh eXIst on land as well as In the ocean and on the Tonight At The Movies SNACK BAR DAILY SPECIALS Yokwe YUK - rlppl Longstocking reef ChIldren accompanIed by a parent are Monday Corned Beef w/Cabbage 6 30 ------G welcome (Global Safety) Soup - ChIcken Noodle Murphy's Romance ADULT EDUCATION Tuesday Spaghetti w/Meatballs 8 30, 12 30 ------PG-13 Soup - French Onlon Tradewlnds - Back To The Future CMU UNDERGRADUATE -- The prIce of IPC 560 Wednesday Pork Knuckles 8 00 ------PG text "OrganIzatIon Renewal" IS $27 46 and Soup - Mustard Cabbage IS payable to CMU Please corre by durIng Thursday BBQ Chicken Tonight On Televisiop regular offIce hours Tues • Wed and Frl , Soup - Cream of Mushroom Kwajalein 8 a m -I p m and Wed , 3-6 p m FrIday Beef Terlvakl Steak 5 08 General HospItal FOR SALE Soup - ChIcken Rlce 5 53 Facts Of LIfe Saturdav Beet Stew 6 18 CBS News PATIO SALE -- Sat , Nov 22, 7 30 am, Soup - Minestrone 6 48 CNN Sports Tr 793 Large two famIly sale Lost of Items 7 13 Mr Belvedere YOKWE YUK CLUB LUNCH MENU 7 37 Scarecrow And Mrs Klngs PATIO SALE -- Sat, Nov 22, 8 30 a m - Monday French D1P Sandwlch 8 27 The Cosby Show 12 30 p m Lots of adult and chIldren's French Onlon Soup 8 53 "Escape 2000" clothes, toys, drapes, mlSC Qtrs 223B Tuesday BBQ Beef on Bun 10 IS CNN Headline News Potato Soup 10 45 Ton Igh t Show PAIR OF ORANGE OPEN-WEAVE draperIes and Wednesday ~onte CrIsto SandWich II 44 Mr Belvedere rod to fIt lIVIng room WIndow of 3BR house ChIcken Noodle Soup 12 09 Scarecrow And Mrs King $40 Call 2348 Thursday Closed for Lunch 12 59 The Cosby Show Frlday Turkev wlth SWISS on Rye I 25 "Escape 2000" HAVE FUN IN THE SUN on a 16' Hoble Cat FISh Chowder Soup ThIS boat IS sound and In good condItIon Channel 13 Served Dally Make your own SandWich! WIth many new parts Make offer contact 7 00 NBC !\Jews Salads also avalldble' ErIC, W2716. H2528 7 30 NFL ReVIew 8 13 NBA Houston vs Washlngton LEATHER EXECUTIVE CHAIR, Rug, 9xI2'. brown, 10 35 Flrlngllne 4-plece lIbrary set. buffet server, DP body HOLIDAY HOURS - FOOD SERVICES II 33 Larry King toner 300 multI-gym, vacuum CLeaner Call 27 November 1986 12 11 Nlghtllne GeorgIa, 3737 SNACK BAR 0900 - 2030 GOLF COURSE 0730 - 1930 Roi-Namur LOST EMON BEACH llOO - 1530 4 32 Ceneral Hospltal SMALL CAT, whIte w~callco Last known to be TEEN CENTER Closed s 17 Take Two wearIng flea co~~~~ w/house number & phone DOCK Closed f, 12 CBS News number Please L~ll 3487 Reward YOKWE YUK CLUB FOOD 1730 - 2130 6 42± The Cosby Show YOKWE YUK CLUB BAR 1300 2300 7 08 Who's The Boss? DOUBLE STRAND GOLD BRACELET on soccer fIeld OCEANVIEW CLUB FOOD 1700 2200 7 34 Al rwolf near RIchardson Call Kelll, 2573 OCEANVIEW CLUB BAR 1600 2300 8 24 Falcon Crest PDR Breakfast 0500 0900 9 14 "The BraIn" ONE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION CLASSES If found, Brunch 1000 1230 10 56 TonIght ~how call W3712. H2757. ask for Elika Dlnner 1600 1900 C NotL schedule change

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