SHCHARANSKJ IS CARTER AND SCHMIDT HAVE REPORTEDLY PUT RIFT BEHIND THEM IN CONDEMNING SOVIETS SENTENCED TODA J DIFFERENCES DISCUSSED FRANKLY MOSCOW (UPI) -- Jewish activlst Anatoly Shcharan­ BONN, WEST GERMANY (UPI) -- President Carter the end of the flrst day of his state V1S1t to West sky was sentenced to 13 called on the Soviet Union to JOln the West in de­ Germany. Earlier, he and West German Chancellor years imprlsonment for veloping real detente, includlng respect for human Helmut Schmidt, ln a rare display of unlty, joined espionage and antl-Soviet rights. But he warned that whatever cholce the ln a condemnation of the Soviet dlssldent trials. activltles today but told Russlans make the West wlll do whatever necessary to Carter followed up the condemnatlon by delivering the court he was happy and preserve ltS own securlty. a stinging rebuke to the Soviet Union for the prlson at peace with his con­ Carter spoke at a state dinner ln hlS honor at sentence imposed on dissldent Anatoly Shcharansky, science. who was convlcted of The three-man court betraying the Sovlet found Shcharansky gUllty Union by spylng for the on the flfth day of his United States. (See trial, on charges that story on column one.) he was a spy for the U.S. ------G---·-~&S -< "If the Sovlet Union The court trlmmed two HOUR ~------~ chooses to JOln us ln years off the sentence - - developing a more broad- demanded by the state based and reciprocal de­ prosecutor -- sentencing tente, the world will Shcharansky to serve VOLUME 15 KWAJALEIN ATOLL MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY JULY 1 NUMBER 136 reap untold benefits," three years ln a close­ Carter told the state confinement prlson and LARGEST CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT BUY EVER dinner. 10 addltlonal years in a Boli'ia Election "But. whatever the "strict regime" forced GOOD NEWS fOR U.S. EMPLOYMEIT: Soviets declde," he labor camp. Still U."eei"e" said, "the West wlll do In a passionate speech LA PAZ, BOLIVIA (UPI) whatever is necessary to delivered to the court UNITED WILL BUY 30 BOEING 767s -- The military govern­ preserve our securlty when he was offered the CHICAGO (UPI) -- United Alrllnes wlll buy an ment fought back today while we continue the traditional final words estimated $1.6 billion in new aircraft from Boeing against mounting alle­ search for a lasting before sentence lS pro­ Company of Seattle, lncluding 30 widebody 767s which gations of massive fraud peace." nounced, the 30-year-old are still on the drawing in the presidential The U.S. President mathematician and veteran boards, the dlrectors of latest aviation tech­ elections Sunday, the stressed that genuine dissident said: UAL Inc. announced to­ nology, is the best new first general election detente "also includes "I am happy that I day. aircraft for United." in Bolivia in 12 years. restraint ln the use of lived honestly and in A UAL spokesman said sald R. J. Ferris, Opposition parties military power and an peace with my conSClence the alrcraft order is president of the airline. and foreign observers end to the pursuit of and never lied even when the largest ''In the "ThlS decision was have contended that unilateral advantage - I was threatened wlth hlstory of the world." made on the merlts of military and government as in Afrlca today. And death. I am happy to have The Boeing alrcraft the aircraft in meeting officials committed gross detente must include helped people. were the favorite in a United's future needs abuses on election day to the honorlng of solemn "I'm proud that I made spirited bldding war. and not on the basls of promote the candidacy of international agreements frlends with and worked Among the competitlon national source," he General Juan Pereda. concerning human rlghts together with honest and was the European A-300 sald. The U.S. State Depart­ and a mutual effort to brave people llke Andrei Airbus, produced by a "Yet, we are pleased ment has expressed con­ promote a climate in Sakharov, Yuri Orlov and Franco-German consor- that United's order will cern at the charges, and which these rlghts can Alexander Ginzburg -­ tlUm. - help malntain commercial one of three observers flourish." followers of the traditior "Exhaustlve technical aircraft as the U.S. 's from the Organization' of Earller today, Carter of the RUSSlan intelligent­ and economlC analysls number one lndustrial American States (OAS) acknowledged that he and sial" over the past year export. That means only indicated that they had Chancellor Schmidt, hlS (See President Carter's proves that the 767, good thlngs for employ­ some basls. host at the state visit response in Bonn story.) which incorporates the ment in our country." With more than three­ preceding Sunday's seven­ fourths of the votes nation economlC summlt, WORST PERFORMANCE IN FOUR MONTHS FED SAID counted, Pereda, a for­ still found differences mer police and justice of opinion ln a private minister in the military morning seSSlon which regime, was winning more Carter described as "a U.S. PRODUCTION SLUGGISH than 50 percent, the very frank discussion WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Industrial productlon, a barometer of Amerlcan economlC out­ absolute majority needed but relations between put, rose a sluggish 0.3 percent in June, the worst performance ln four months, for a direct election our countrles have never the Federal Reserve Board (FED) said today. win in Bolivia. been stronger." The small increase was significant becRuse lt lndicated the natlon's economy has started to slow down from ltS springtlme rebound. CLEVELAND ( PHILADELPHIA AND WUISVILLE The 0.3 percent lncrease ln June was considerably below May's 0.6 percent ad­ vance and the 1.2 percent and the 1.5 percent galns recorded ln March and Aprll re­ spectivelv. the fED said. and the admlnlstratlon has been anticlpating an extremely Municipal Strikes Spread strong economic showing European Satellite durlng the April-May­ SURf & SUN, June quarter. To Tllree Mainland Cities AS OF 0001 HRS. 7/14/78 But, offlcials sald, NEW YORK (UPI) -- MuniCipal strlkes spread through RAINFALL: .33 lnch Launched Toda, the flnal six months of three eastern U.S. cities today. leavlng Cleveland M. TOTAL: 4.26 inches PARIS (UPI) -- The 1978 should show only without adequate police protection, LOUlsville at the Y. TOTAL: 56.80 lnches European Space Agency moderate growth. mercy of fires and Philadelphia facing mounds of un,­ SATURDAY said 1tS scient1flc Industrlal production, collected garbage. Hi 0039 4.5' 1307 4.0' satellite Geos-2, de­ Wh1Ch measures the out­ The Cleveland police Lo 0711 1.9' 1906 1.6' signed to study the mag­ put of the nat10n's mines, strike also shut down Warrant Issued S.R. 0636 S.S. 1912 netosphere, was success­ factories and utillt1es, most basic municipal HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY M.R. 1509 M.S. 0221 fully launched t09pY by is considered a key eco­ services when other (UPI) -- A county judge SUNDAY an American Delta rocket nomic indlcator because city employees honored issued a bench warrant Hi 0144 5.0' 1411 4.2' from Cape Canaveral, when productlon increases police picket lines. today for the arrest of a Lo 0816 1.4' 2008 1. 2' Florida. new Job opportunlties Mayor Dennis Kuci­ New York T~mes reporter S.R. 0637 5.5. 1912 ESA sa1d the 11ft-off open up for the unem­ nich called str1king who refused to turn over M.R. 1609 M.S. 0316 took place thlS morning. ployed. police "hoodlums" and his notes on Dr. Mario MONDAY It said that 37 hours The FED said industrial asked for national Jascalevich. being tried Hi 0237 5.5' 1506 4.6' after the launch, the productlon for the en­ guard troops to patrol on charges of murdering Lo 0907 0.9' 2059 0.9' apogee boost motor will tire second quarter was up the city. five patients with S.R. 0637 S.S. 1912 be fired around 1145 12.3 percent, at an annual In Louisville, the overdoses of curare. M.R. 1710 M.S. 0414 (Kwaj time) Saturday rate~ from the first city's 600 unionized Technically, the war­ CALL 84700 FOR FORECAST morning to place the three months of the year, firef1ghters struck in a rant does not have to be Have A Safe Weekend satelllte 1nto geosta­ mostly because of the pay dlspute and the city honored because the re­ tionary orbit. strori9 performance in immediately shut down porter, Myron Farber, The telecommand wlll April and May. all but seven of its 23 lives and works in New fINANCIAL NEWS be carried out from the The FED's lndustrial firehouses. York. DOW JONES AVERAGES European Space Ob~rva­ product10n index stood In Philadelphia, the The Judge said he 30 In. up 15.07 @ 839.83 tion Center (ESOC) at at 144.3 percent of the city's largest union recognized the newsman's 20 Tr. up 2.29 @ 225.36 Darmstad, Germany. 1967 average of 100, 4.7 rejected a last-minute privilege agalnst dis­ 15 Ut. up 0.20 @ 105.65 ESA said the Geos-2 percent higher than in contract offer. trigger­ closing confidential 65 St. up 3.76 @ 288.88 will replace Geos-1, June of 1977. ing a strike by 20.000 sources. but added Farber Volume 28,370,000 shares which was launched 1n The FED said the out­ non-uniformed workers. must be in court to Closing Gold: $186.00 April, 1977 but could put of consumer goods ad­ The walkout involved assert his own rlghts. Closing Silver' $5.25 not reach proper orbit vanced by 0.3 percent garbagemen and health Farber dld not show up SEE LISTINGS IN LIBRARY because of a malfunctlon. last month. department employees. at today's hearing. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1978 Anotller Defeat for Carter ANDREW YOUNG'S COMMENTS WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The House handed WASHINGTON CAP) -- The U.S. chlef WORLD NEWS BRIEfS President Carter another defeat today ln delegate to the Unlted Nations, Andrew HOUSTON (UPI) -- Scientlsts trying his effort to halt domestlc plutonium pro­ Young, lS no stranger to controversy. to save Skylab from an unscheduled ductlon, rejectlng an admlnlstratlon-backed He's made numerous remarks requiring plummet to Earth decided Thursday to ex­ amendment to cut funds for the Cllnch Rlver clarificatlons and apologies during his pand their ground tracklng network and breeder reactor project. 18 months ln offlce. staff to maintain an around-the-clock The actlon came durlng consideratlon of Shortly after he took the job, Young watch over the wobbllng space statlon. a $4.3 bllllon flscal 1979 authorlzation sald Henry Klssinger, when he was secretary Restabllization of the unmanned blll for the Energy Department. of state, abandoned Brltain ln its efforts cantankerous craft was delayed untll Carter made the Cllnch Rlver breeder a to establlsh a black-majorlty government ln next Wednesday to glve controllers tlme focal pOlnt of hlS call for a worldwlde Rhodesla. to review their plans and make sure their moratorium on plutonlum productlon and has He also sald the Brltish, ln hlS words, next moves are sound. been engaged ln a heated battle wlth "almost lnvented raCl sm" and were "a *** Congress ever Slnce over contlnuEd fundlng llttle chlcken" about faclng up to ltD PARIS (UPI) -- France celebrated for the proJect. That prompted a ~ritlsh demand that Bastille Day today with ltS tradltional The House defeated, by a 187-142 vote, Young apologlze, and Young did so. mllltary parade on the Champs Elysees, an admlnlstratlon-backed amendment that But a year later, he wondered publicly decked out in tricolors and bathed in would have left only $55 mlllion for a whether Brltain mlght not, as he put it, bright sunshine. study of a larger breeder reactor uSlng "run out and leave us (in Rhodesla} with The celebratio.1s began wlth Presldent fuel cells less llkely to produce large 30 years of trouble llke they did in 1948 Valery Giscard drF.staing descendlng the quantltles of fuels that could be used to (In Palestine)." That led to another famous avenue to reVlew the assembled make nuclear bombs. apology. troops lined up along the thoroughfare. The Clinch Rlver project at Oak Rldge, By that tlme, however, Young had *** Tennessee, lS a demonstrat10n facll1ty to accused most of the world, including him­ BOSTON (UPI) -- Cltlng what lt called determlne the feaslb111ty of cOlllJ1erclal self, of racism. In an interview with "inadequate ll efforts by Pan Amen can appllcatlon of such technology. But the Playboy magazine, the ambassador sald Airways to clean up ltS own mess, the comm1ttee emphas1zed that the funds were former Presidents Nixon and Ford were Massachusetts Port Authority has sent never lntended to be a commltment to the raclsts. And when Republicans in Congress four officials to Amsterdam to help introductlon of commerclal breeder reactors. obJected, Young noted that, ln his Vlew, stranded tourists flnd a way home. two Democratic presidents, John Kennedy The passengers are vlctims of massive and Lyndon Johnson, also had been racists. overbooking by Pan Am, WhlCh sponsored Merits Of Ditclling Dollar Young explalned that as he uses the a cut-rate, $149 round-tnp fare from LONDON (UPI) -- A dozen OPEC nations term he, himself, is a racist. And he Boston to Amsterdam. The offer started argued through the day today on the merits observed: "I don't thlnk you can be last month and ends thlS weekend. and penalties of dltchlng the dollar for born ln the 20th century and not be con­ *** bUYlng and selling 011. taminated by race." Young sald when he CHICAGO (UPI) -- Internatlonal The flrst such hlgh-level commlttee ever uses the word "raclsm" he's referring to Harvester sald today it suspended bUS1- set up by the Orpanlzation of Petroleum Ex­ an lnsensitlvity to the problems and views ness talks wlth the Soviets untll ltS porting Countnes (OPEC) hel d two seSSlons to of other races. He conceded, however, case against a Harvester employee is debate what to do about the dWlndling dollar. that perhaps the word "ethno-centri Cl ty" concluded. Techn1cally the commlttee, chaired by would be more accurate. "But," he added, F. Jay Crawford, 37, Moblle, Alabama, Kuwalt1 011 Minlster Shelk Ali Khalifa Al­ "no one would understand It. II Harvester's representatlve in Moscow, is Sabah, was dlscusslng the fluctuatlon of all The ambassador's 1977 assessment of accused of illegally bUYlng large sums currenCles lnvolved. But the U.S. dollar the Cuban troop presence in Angola -- "a of rubles on the black market. Crawford was the No. 1 problem. stabilizing lnfluence," as he put it -­ denied the charges. Vlrtually all 011 sales are pri ced in enraged conservatives. He counseled them IIInternational Harvester told the dollars. As the dollar has decllned ln not to be, ln his words, "paranoi d about Soviet Foreign Ministry negotlatlons will value agalnst other currenCles, ollis pr1ce a few hundred. or even a few thousand, be halted untll the crlmlnal charges are - and the lncomes of those who produce lt - communlsts" ln Afnca. resolved,1I a spokesman at Harvester's has fallen accordlngly. Over the next months, however, Young world headquarters sald. The comm1ttee, Wh1Ch may meet contlnuously modlfled hlS statements. And he reached *** untll Monday, wlll recommend to the full the pOlnt where he sald Cubans in Afrlca WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A tas~ force OPEC min1ster1al conference ways to make "can only lead to more deaths and suffer­ headed by the nuclear-powered carrier sure oil lncomes hold up ln real terms even lng" and represent "a new type of colonia1- Enterpr~5e and lncluding the nuclear­ if the dollar falls further. lsm." powered cruisers Long Beach and Truxtun In the early days of the Carter adminis­ sailed into the Indian Ocean Thursday tratlon, Young's remarks were tolerated from the Pacific, the Pentagon sald. Too Co," To Maie It and sometimes prlvately applauded, even Spokesmen declined to say how long DOVER ENGLAND (UPI) -- Eleven-year-old if they were dis~vowed or "clarlfled." the ships would remaln or what parts of Kevin Anderson of South Afrlca abandoned hlS His basic themes were the ones the the Indlan Ocean they mlght visit. effort to become the younges t person ever State Department and White House wanted Although the admlnistration has sought to swim the English Channel today only SlX to strlke in Afrlca: That the United to keep its vlsiblllty ln the area hlgh mlles from the French coast. States supported black llberatlon struggles as a result of recent Sovlet activity in Anderson started off from Dover at 5:30 ••• opposed raClsm ••• and was not moti­ Africa, the move was described by spokes­ a.m. and after nearly seven hours of SWlm­ vated solely by antagonism to communism. men only as another ln the perlodlc de­ mlng, came out of the water. Even when Young's speclfic remarks were ployments of ShlPS from the Pacific into It was belleved he stopped because of the belng criticlzed, President Carter would the Indian Ocean that have taken place water's cold temperature. let lt be known, as he did in May 1977, since 1971. Last year, Davld Morgan of Scarborough, that he thought Young woul d emerge "a hero *** shortly before h1S 14th birthday, made the to the Thi rd Worl d. " SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (UPI) -- Malfunction­ crosslng from England to France ln 11 hours But as time went on, the messages of lng of instruments coupled wlth human and flve mlnutes. admlnlstration support stopped and the dlS­ errors appear to have caused the Korean Mrs. Audrey Scott, secretary of the avowals became more and more lCY. Alr Lines (KAL) jetliner to be forced to Channel Swimmlng Associatlon sald earller This week, when Young made his state~ land on a frozen Soviet lake last Aprll, thlS week she had mlsglvlngs about Anderson's ments about there being "political pnson­ Transportation Mlnlster Mln Byung-Kwon attempt because the channel was so cold thlS ers" in the Un1ted States, adminlstratlon said today. year. offlClals were no longer assuring reporters Testifying before the Natlonal Assembly that Young continues to have the presi­ Transportation and Communlcatlons Com­ dent's support. mlttee, Mln sald the government reached filator Will 8e Execute" Secretary of State Vance sald he has the conclusion after nearly tNO months MOSCOW (UPI) -- A Sovlet mllitary court rebuked Young for the remarks. And the of investlgatlon. today sentenced a confessed spy, Anatoly State Department indicates the severlty *** Filatov, to dle before a flrlng squad for of Vance's chastlsement was ordered by SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (UPI) -- Four persons esplonage agalnst the Sovlet Unlon. Carter. were kllled today when thelr light plane Filatov, 38, confessed during hlS five­ crashed near Inglewood in central Vlctoria day trlal that he had been recrulted by an State. unidentlfled Western intelllgence agency 1n LET U$ 8E fRIEND$ Pollce sald the plane, a Piper Cherokee, Algerla in 1974 to spy on hlS country. CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA (UPI) -- Vietnamese crashed into a paddock following a mayday "Considerlng the speclal danger and Deputy Foreign Mlnister Phan Hien said call from the pilot reportlng senous oil gravlty of the crlmes commltted by Fllatov, today hlS country wants to forget the past pressure problems. as well as the conslderable damage lnfllcted and look to the future ln order to normalize The crash brought the death toll in by hlS actions to the mllltary might, the relatlonships wlth the United States. light plane accidents in Australia to 12 state securlty and terrltorlal lntegrlty Hlen told a news conference ln the over the past fi ve days. of the U.S.S.R., the court sentenced Anatoly Australian capltal that Vietnam would meet *** Fllatov to the exceptional measure of wlth American offlcials "anywhere, anytime TOKYO CUPI) -- Honda Motor Co. sald punishment - to be shot," the offlclal Sovlet to discuss normalization of relationships.1I today it wlll ralse retall prices of its news agency Tass reported. "We want to forget the past and look to passenger cars sold in the United States Although court offlclals and the Soviet the future," he sald. by 4.8 percent effective July 24. press never revealed WhlCh Western lntelll­ On the recent dlsputes between Chlna The company said the price increase is gence agency used Fllatov as an agent ln and the Indochlnese country, Hlen said it designed to match the appreciation of the Moscow between 1974 and hlS arrest in 1977, was Peklng and not nanol that created Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar. This there were strong hlnts lt was the CIA. problems. wlll be the sixth price increase this year. • FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1978 PAGE 3

TELEVISION w Ie Of July J7 -23 MOVIES IVEY HALL YOKWE YUK TRADEWINDS KWAJALEIN ROI-NAMUR RICHARDSON 7:30 6:30 8:30 7·30 12 ~30 ~_·OO Thief of •MondCiY M Dl rty Harry Baghdad 0 G 6:30 CLOSED CLOSED 3:45 Sew What's New 3:00 8:00 General Hospital N. The tury- -- 4:10 Truth Or 3:35 8:35 Barney Miller R R:30 Consequences 4:05 9:05 Maude R 4:30 Sesame Street 4:30 9:30 60 Minutes Snow Whlte t 10:20 BlonlC Woman T Rose Red Sil ver Bears The Fury 5:30 Bobby Vinton 5:20 U CLOSED G 6:30 5:55 Body Buddies 6:15 11:15 Boxing E Dirty Harry- 6:20 Donny &Marie S. R PG 7:15 NBC 20/20 R 7:55 Shlelds & Yarnell W The Fury Sll ver Bears 8:20 David Frost E CLOSED CLOSED 9:15 Saturday Nlght Llve D. 10:25 The Tonlght Show R PG T Thlef of Tuesday H Ba9hdad Afn ca Texas I 2:00 7:00 Barney Miller 4:00 Bobby Vinton U CLOSED G 6:30 Style CLOSED 2:30 7:30 Maude 4:25 Body Buddles R "G"aole "& Lombard 2:55 7:55 60 Minutes 4:50 Donny &Marie s. R R:30 G 3:50 8:50 Bionic Woman 5:45 All In The Famlly 4:45 9:45 Stuntmen's Awards 6:15 What's Happenlng F Sllver Bears Africa Texas Gable & Lombarc Di rty Harry 6:45 General Hospital R Style 7:20 NBC's 20/20 I. 8:00 Davld Frost PG r, R R 8:55 Shlelds & Yarnell Thlef Of 9:20 Saturday Night Live S Africa Texas Baghdad Dirty Harry !1ab1e & Lombard 10:30 The Tonight Show A Style 1 t·~·.J1~t.i.n~e T. Si ver Bears Wednesday r, PG ~ R 2:00 6:30 General Hospital 3:00 8:00 General Hospital Thief Of 2:35 7:()5 Break The Bank 3:35 8:35 Star Trek S Gable And Baghdad The Fury Africa Texas I 3:00 7:30 $20,000 Pyramid 4:20 9:20 Movln ' On U Lombard lE.·!!!.·_M~t.i.n~e Style 3:25 7:55 Star Trek 5:25 10:25 Barnaby Jones N. , 4:20 Sesame Street 6:20 11 :20 Baretta R rl nSFn R G 8;50 Movin ' On 9:45 Barnaby Jones SILVER BEARS Mlchael Calne ••• Cybi11 Shepherd Comedy ••• RT 113 ••• PG Thursday 2:00 6:30 General Hospital 3:00 8:00 General Hospital Las Vegas syndicate chlef Martin Balsam can't lnterest hlS 2:35 7:05 Space 1999 3:35 8:35 Space 1999 contacts in acqulring a SW1SS bank to keep thelr proflts from the 3:30 8:00 Little House On 4:30 9:30 Pollce Story government. However, Balsam asslgns flnancla1 wizard Michael Caine The Prairie 5:25 10:25 SWltch the job of buying the bank and keeping son Jay Leno out of trouble. 4:25 8:5b SWltch 6:20 11 :20 Hee Haw Counterfeiter Tony Mascia accompanies them. Impoverished Ita11an 9:50 Police Woman prlnce Louis Jourdan shows them a small bank over a plzzerla, WhlCh 10:45 Soul Of The City lS what Ba1sam ' s $3 mll110n has bought. Friday THE FURY Klrk Doug1as ••• John Cassavetes 2:00 6:30 General Hospital 3:00 8:00 General Hospital Horror-Drama ••• RT 118 ••• R 2:35 7:05 Flve Finger Discount 3:35 8:35 Break The Bank 3:25 7:55 Medlcal Center 4:00 9:00 $20,000 Pyramid Vacatlonlng ln Israel, Klrk Douglas and son Andrew Stevens are 4:20 Sesame Street 4:35 9:35 Hawkins visited by John Cassavetes, head of a secret U.S. government agency 8:50 All In The Famlly 5:55 10:55 The Protectors of WhlCh Douglas was once a member. Cassavetes has Arabs stage a 9:20 What's Happening rald on the beach, nearly kll11ng Douglas, who manages to wound 9:50 Hawkins Cassavetes ln the arm. 11:05 The Protectors AFRICA TEXAS STYLE Hugh O'Brlen, •• John Ml11s Afrlcan-Adventure ••• RT 105 ••• G Saturday 5:00 Baseball: Phils vs 6:00 Hollywood Squares A Kenya rancher hlres two U.S. cowboys to prove that the herd­ Cubs 6:30 Truth Or lng and domestlcatlng of wl1d anlma1s can help save African wild­ 6:30 Hollywood Squares Consequences life and provlde needed food for the natives. A cattle rancher 6:55 George 7:50 George trles to sabotage the plan, but lS caught. 7:20 One Day At A Time 8:20 SlX Milllon Dollar 7:50 Talk About Pictures Man DIRTY HARRY Clint Eastwood ••• Harry Guardino 8:20 Six Million Dollar 9:15 Little House On Crime-Drama ••• RT 103o •• R Man The Prairie 9: 15 KOJak 10:05 One Day At A Time San Francisco lS being terrorized by sniper Scorplo (Andy 10:10 Baretta 10:35 Talk About Pictures Robinson), who kills Diana Davidson as she SWlms ln a pool. Po1lce 11:05 Andros Targets 10:55 KOJak lnspector C11nt Eastwood, nlcknamed Dlrty Harry, handles the in­ 11:50 Andros Targets vestigation and coincidentally stops three blacks from accomp11sh­ ing a bank robbery. t- Sunday 5:00 Team Tennls 6:00 The Moodles GABLE AND LOMBARD James Bro11n ••• Jl11 C1ayburgh 5:55 Hollywood Squares 6 :30 Dl sco 77 ComedY-Drama ••• RT 131 ••• R 6:20 Stars On Ice 6:55 Hollywood Squares 6:50 Sha Na Na 7:20 Stars On Ice In January, 1942, fllm star Carole Lombard (Jlll C1ayburgh) lS 7:20 Carol Burnett 7:45 Sha Na Na in an Arlzona plane crash after a succpssful war ~ond tour, ~ushand 8:15 Elght Is Enough 8:10 Carol Burnett Clark Gable (James Brolln) awalts word of her survlva1 at· an Alr 9:05 McCloud 9:05 Elght Is Enough Force rescue staging area. Thlnklng back, he remembers flrst meet­ 10:20 The Commanders 10:00 NBC Mystery ing Carole at a Beverly Hills party. She's a star and he as yet 11 :15 The Commanders lsnlt well-known. Top J5 Sing'es THIEF OF BAGHDAD Steve Reeves NEW YORK (UPI) -- The top 15 slngles in the pop music fle1d, Adventure ••• RT 11e ••• G based on Bil1board ' s survey of sales and broadcast play: 1. Shadow Danclng - Andy Glbb Out of Arabian Nlghts and the Legend of the Blue Rose, comes 2. Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty the stirring adventure and romance of the famed classlc. Shot on 3. Miss You - Rolling Stones locatlon among the temples and bazaars of Tunlsla, the story tells 4. Stl11 The Same - Bob Seger of Karlm, the quickwltted thlef who overcomes the most fantastlc 5. Last Dance - uonna Summer obstacles to Wln the hand of Princess Amlna. 6. Grease - Frankie Va111 7. The Groove Line - Heatwave ****************************************** 8. Use Ta Be MY Girl - OIJays SECOND FEATURE AT THE RICHADSON THEATER ON SATURDAY NIGHT 9. Take A Chance On Me - Abba July 15, 1978 10. Three Tlmes a Lady - Commodores 11. Love Wl11 Find A Way - Pablo Crulse STRAIGHT TIME 12. It's a Heartache - Bonnie Tyler 13. Runaway - Jefferson Starshlp Dustln Hoff~an ••• Harry Dean Stanton ••• Drama ••• RT 107 ••• R 14. Hot Blooded - Forelgner Dustin Hoffman is released from a prison and reports to Los An­ 15. Copacabana - Barry Manllow geles parole officer M. Emmet Walsh, who glves Hoffman a hard time. PAGE 4 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1978 'lfo' leaDs Separate 8;rd's Words Wors"', SerY'(e5 CATHOLIC 'fu' Mells Unite Sunday Masses by Pat Cataldo 7 a.m., B1€ssed Sacrament Chapel Micronesians throughout the Trust Ter­ 9:15 a.m., Island Memorial Chapel ritory of the Paclfic Islands voted thlS 11:20 a.m., ROl-Namur Commun1ty Center week in a referendum on the constitutlon pf the Federated States of Mlcronesla. Monday-Frlday Masses The real question facing voters was not 9:15 a.m., Tr. 835 whether they approved of each article of, 4:45 p.m., Blessed Sacrament Chapel the constitution -- the document contalns an amendment clause for that reason -- but Saturday Masses whether to support unlty or separation for 8 a.m., Tr. 835 Micronesia. 5:15 p.m.~ Island Memor1al Chapel A majority II No II vote by a district means that the constitution will not apply to Confessions that district. In other words, that dis­ Saturday, 4:30 to 5 p.m. and trict will not become part of the proposed 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. Federated States of Micronesia, but will Monday-Fr1day, 15 minutes before Mass separate to pursue its own course. A majority "Yes" vote in a dlstnct CHURCH OF CHRIST means that district will join the others Sunday morning worship serV1ces are held ratifying the constltution to become the at 9 a.m., ln Room 21 of George Seitz Elemen­ Federated States of Micronesia. They will, tary School. Vis1tors are welcome. For in­ that is, except in what is consldered to formation, call 83694 or 99383. be the extremely unlikely case that more than two districts reject the constitution. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS If that should happen, then the constitu­ Services are held in Room 18, George----­ tion would not apply to any district, ac­ Seitz Elementary School. Priesthood meetinq cording to a spokesman for the Conqress of is at 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School at 10 a.m-· Micronesia quoted by Micronesian News Ser­ and Sacrament Service 1S at 11 a.m. For 11,­ vice, and 1t would be back to the drawing formatlon call J. Wise, 82885/99440. board. Results of the vote are not expected to PROTESTANT be known for at least another week, due to The HourGlass w~shes to share w~th the Sunday mornlng worship services will be the problems of co11ect1ng ballot boxes KWaJ commun~ty the follow~ng commun~cat~on held at 8 and 11 a.m. at the Island Memorial from outer islands. In the Marshalls D1S­ recently rece~ved: Chapel. Rev. Elden M. Buck will preach the trict alone there were 80 polling rlaces, "S~nce my p~cture appeared ~n the paper sermon entitled, "A Saving Sense of Humor," four of them in Kwaja1ein Atoll (Ebeye, earl~er th~s week, a lot of 'experts' have based on Philippians 4:4-9. Enny1abegan, Ennubirr and Ebadon). Ballot come down to the Small Boat Mar~na to look Special music at the 8 a.m. service w111 boxes from allover the ~rshalls are be­ me over. be provided by soloist Lori Maas singing, ing taken to the distr1ct center at MaJuro. ", That's not a baby fr~gate, that's a "living l1ght," and at the 11 a.m. serV1ce where all ballots will be m1xed together \BOOBIE,' says one. by the Chapel Choir singing the anthem, "Thy before being counted. Votes will not be "'That's not a BOOBIE, that's an ALBA­ W111 Be Done." tabulated by island or atoll. TROSS,' says another. Sunday School classes for all ages are At the invitat10n of the administerlng "'No such a th~ng, ~t's a FRIGATE BIRD, held at the George Seitz School at 9:30 a.m. authorlty of the Trust, the U.S. qovern­ Just l~ke the HourGlass sa~d,' another ex­ Adults are present to assist newcomers in ment, a United Nations Vislting Mission pert throws ~n. f1nd1nq their classrooms. has been in the Trust Territory since "In the m~dst of th~s b~rd ~dent~ty ROI-NAMUR: The Sunday evening worship June 21. The mission was div1ded lnto cr~s~s, I'll tell you eggsactly what I am serV1ce will be held at 7 p.m. in the Com­ teams •. whlCh were assigned t~ varlOUS dl5- -- I'm HUNGRY. munlty Center and will be led by Rev. Buck. tricts. Members observpo t~e politlca1 ed­ "Don't tell me you don't g~ve a ch~rp -­ ucation program prlor to the referendum, keep those fresh l~ttle f~shes com~ng ~n, Thought For The Day 'held public meet1ngs to explain the pur­ folks. You can't br~ng too many to su~t me. Thought for the day, subm~tted by a KMR pose of the referendum and answer TT Citl­ But please, no rockf~sh or canned sard~es res~dent: or canned ANYTHING -- they make me feel zen's questiQns, and observed the votlng. Utop~a They will also observe the process of fowl. F~sh about 2" to 4" long are Just When ~n our l~fet~me tabulating ballots. about the r~ght s~ze. W~ll we know the peace, (More Monday) "And please don't feed me yourself. See Of l~v~ng together as brothers Tony Bogg~a, Mar~na manager, or call h~m at Because all wars had ceased? at 83643. "Thanks for your help. Wl.thout you, ~t s"" Dam Disco. O,en SIIt.r"" When ~n our l~fet~me would be 7Bye-bye, b~rd~e! "Photo blJ Lo Allen. The Saturday Night Disco Fever has re­ W~ll we see the day turned! When the color you are Saturday night, the Sun Devil Disco Won't matter ~n any way? Lounge will be open from 7 to 10 p.m. for Jeramon Non Kom all students entering the 4th through 6th "Jeramon nom kom" ~s the Marshallese way When ~n our l~fet~me grades. to say "Goodby and good luck, fr~ends." W~ll we know the joy When malnutr~t~on ~s Just a word That's this Saturday night. Don't miss by Sharon Bechtold It! Mean~ng noth~ng, l~ke a toy? •••7·7 ...... GERRY and ELLIE HAUFFE and the1r chil­ When ~n our l~fet~me , To the ~aja1ein women who donated dren, DENISE, 18, ROBIN, 17, and KURT, 13, I are departing Kwaj Monday after a two-year W~ll borders merely mean mother's milk to the Kwajalein Hospltal tour. Gerry is with McDonnell Douglas as The marg~n on some paper -­ No Berl~n Walls to be seen? Dear Friends: manager of Quality Assurance. El11e work­ My wife and I would like to take ed part-time as a secretary for Global Safety. The Hauffes are returnlng to Hunt- When ~n our l~fet~me this opportunity to express to each of W~ll there no longer be you our appreciation for your qeneros1ty 1ngton Beach, ralif., where Gerry will be ln Speclal Base Projects wlth MDAC. A Un~ted Nat~ons of anything in sharing mother's milk with our tiny Because we are all free? son, Robert, during these past days of Both Gerry and E111e bowled on the STP his serious illness. We do not know you League, and Gerry took up photography and model airplanes. And, When ~n our l~fetHrre by name, but we consider you to be our I W~thout any fear, close frlends. Can we walk ~n the dark You will be interested to know that I NEW AT THE LIBRARY Because Utop~a ~s here?! Robert has been sent to Honolulu for by Sharon Dry, L~brar~an JMC 4/24/78 further medical help. TIN ROOFS AND PALM TREES: A REPORT ON We ask that you please accept our THE NEW SOUTK SEAS, by Robert Trumbull. Dismissal Denied words of gratitude as from our hearts. For many years a Paclfic reglon correspon­ (MNS) -- High Court Chief Justice Harold \ Sincerely, dent for the New York T~mes, Trumbull re­ Burnett has issued a written opinion deny­ Mr. and Mrs. Hesky Phi111P I ports here on the emerg1ng states and ter­ ing the appeal for a preliminary injunction Ebeye, Kwaja1ein ritor1es of Me1anes1a, Mlcronesia and Po1y­ aga1nst the presiding officers of the Con­ Marshall Islands 96970 I neS1a. H1S focus lS on the transformat10ns gress of Micronesia filed by Senator Amata since white contact and the reg10n's cur­ Kabua and several other Marsha11ese. (Footnote: KHR Hospital reports that rent politlcal, cultural and economlC prob­ l"he civil suit, filed in the Marshalls, seven women on KWaJale~n volunteered to I lems. Trumbull 1S cr1tlcal of co1onla1 sought to keep Presldent Nakayama and donate mother's nulk for baby Robert. po1ic1es, especially before 1940, but he Speaker Bethwel Henry from spending money He was airlifted to Honolulu Wednesday, flnds grounds for opt1mism 1n the recent appropriated to them by PL 7-74 for the July 12, through the U.S. ~r Force Med-, past, even though he rea11zes that many conduct of a political educatlon program tical EVacuat~on System, where he has I states wll1 cont1nue to face serlOUS d1ffi­ sponsored by the congress. been adm~tted to Tr~pler Army Med~cal cu1ties for the foreseeable future. Infor­ Judge Burnett cited that the pla1ntlffs Center. He ~s receiv~ng extens~ve care mat1ve and readable, the book is a1med at had not demonstrated that they would be ir­ I~d treatment by ped~atr~c spec~al~sts.) general readers. The maps and 111u~tra­ reparably harmed by permitting the presid­ t10ns are excellent. lng officers to cont1nue disbursing funds. FRIDAY. JULY 14, 1978 PAGE 5 Your Individual MOVIES TONIGHT ANN Horoscope R1chardson -- Marne ------G Ivey Hall --- American Hot Wax ------PG ==== Frances Drake ======~!...,;,::::== YOKwe Yuk --- An Unmarried Woman ------R FOR MONDA Y, JULY 17, 1978 SAGITIARIUS . JA. What kind of day Will (Nov 23 to Dec 21) "({fItT Tradewinds Shampoo ------R LANDERS tomorrow be? To find out what Good aspects for busmess and SATURDAY the stars say, read the forecast money matters QUick per­ Richardson American Rot Wax ------PG given for your birth Sign ceptiveness and unwavermg Ivey Hall --- 1 p.m., Snow White,Rose Red-G DEAR ANN LANDERS: Years ago you ran deciSiveness Will be Important, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m., Marne --PG someth1ng in your column called liThe Mean­ ARIES NI~ however (Mar 21 to Apr 20) ,~ CAPRICORN ~ Yokwe Yuk --- Shampoo ------R est Mother 1n the Wor1d." I was a high Scotch a present tendency (Dec 22 to Jan 20) VJ \tyf Tradewinds An Unmarried Woman ------R school kid then, and believe it or not, I toward envy and jealousy wluch A good day for stabillzmg, SUNDAY saw my mom in that column and it changed my IS not like you, anyway Don't setthng pendmg matters Richardson An Unmarried Woman ------R my whole life. nurture grudges but, rather, generally, also for making Ivey Hall --- 1 p.m., Snow \~hite,Rose Red-G Now my kids are growing up and lid love emphasize your Innate lMovatIons which can Insure tolerance and loyalty further Improvement m your Yokwe Yuk --- Runaways ------G to have them read it. Fcrgive me for not TAURUS ~ status Tradewinds -- American Hot Wax ------PG tear1ng it out but it was a long time ago (Apr 21 to May 21) t::S'«1:II' AQUARIUS ~~ and I wasn't smart enough to look that far Think twice before vOIClng (Jan 21 to Feb 19) ---"~ TELEVISION GUIDE ahead. Thanks a million. -- We Admire You that strong opinion After Your day to get ahead An in Lafayette. second consideration, you may associate of Importance W1ll be see a change of words, even surprlSmgly helpful If asked for DEAR LAFAYETTE: Here ~t ~s -- "The Mean­ thoughts AVOid pessmusm and adVice Romance and cultural Kwajalem R.I-Nam.r , est Moth r in the World." And thanks for , contrarmess Interests also favored 9- asking. GEMINI ~ PISCES )(~ TONIGHT ON KWAJALEIN "I had the meanest zrother ~n the world. (May 22 to June 21) 1l"';Y (Feb 20 to Mar. 20) ~ 6:30 General Hosp1ta1 Whi1 other kids had candy for breakfast, Even If all IS not patterned Excellent Neptune m- 7:05 Break the Bank neatly and precisely, don't fret fluences I Inspiration at a peak I had to eat cereal, eggs and toast. Take each situation m turn and A unIque Idea you have can be 7:30 $20,000 Pyram1d "Wru1e other kids had soda pop and can­ consider all factors mvolved carried out With Just the rtght 7:55 Little House On The Prairie dy for lunch, I had a sandw~ch. As you can You can change many "Im­ touch of mgenwty to make It 4:30 Sesame Street guess, my dinner was different from other poSSIble" situations work 8:50 Carol Burnett CANCER kids' d~nners, too. 9:45 Hawkins (June 22 to July 23) at:) YOU BORN TODAY are a "My mother ~ns~sted on know~ng where we ActlVlties speed up now - loyal and conservative In­ 11: 05 The Protectors were at all t~mes. You' d th~nk we were on a especially around noon Par­ dlVldual, endowed With out­ SATURDAY cha~n gang or something. ticularly favored creative standmg mtegrlty and a Sports To Be Announced "Sh had to know who our fr~ends were, enterprIseS, sClentiflc purswts, tremendous sense of respon­ 6:30 Hollywood Squares where we were going, and she even told us outdoor mterests slbhty F8m1ly, friends and 6:55 Merv Griffin when to be home. busmess assoClates W1ll never ~?y 24 to Aug 23} J1,~ have to fear the outcome of 8:10 George "I am ashamed to adm~t that she actually TIus day should brmg new projects entrusted to your 8:35 Chalk Talk had th n rve to break the child labor law. zest mto your llfe Both personal hands since you are meticulous 9:10 The Good1es She made us work. We had to wash d~shes, and busmess matters governed m fulfilling any IIUSSion you 9:40 The Prisoner make the beds and learn how to cook. That by generous mfluences Do undertake You have fme 10:35 Mov1e: Legacy Of Blood make the most of It I busmess acumen, and could woman must have stayed awake n~ghts th~nk­ 11:45 Insight VIRGO U\ succeed In the commercial ~ng up things for us k~ds to do. (Aug 24 to Sept 23) IIP-~ world as an mvestment coun­ SUNDAY "She always ~ns~sted that we tell the Meet competition, but m a selor, banker or corporation Sports To Be Announced truth, the whole truth, and noth~ng but subtle maMer Advancement executive You are not as 6:30 Hollywood Squares the truth. notable m SCience, econOmICS, SCientIfically mclmed as most 6:55 Donny & Ma rl e educational purswts Cancertans but are, never­ "By the time we were teenagers, our l~fe 7:50 Eight Is Enough LmRA ~ theless, a scholar at heart, and became even more unbearable. No toot~ng the (Sept 24 to Oct 23) A~ ~ could excel as teacher, lecturer 8:45 Great Amer1can Laugh Off car horn for the g~r1s ~n the fam~ly to Excellent mfluences Some or diplomat You also have a 9:55 Wild Kingdom come runn~ng. She embarrassed us by ins~s­ interesting posslbll1tIes for gift for writing, With the law and 10:20 The Commanders t~ng that the boys come to the door to get future profit could emerge from the theater other chOice outlets us. a lunchtime meeting for your talents BIrthdate of TONIGHT ON ROI- NAMUR SCORPIO ~_ John J Astor, merchant, "I forgot to ment~on that most of our (Oct 24 to Nov 22) rn, f'Ii("" financier, Eldrtdge Gerry, 8:00 Five Finger D1scounts fr~ends were allowed to date at the mature Watch assets Wlth special Amer statesman, Erie Stanley 8:50 Break The Bank age of 12 and 13. Our old-fash~oned mother care now Even a good friend, Gardner, lawyer, mystery 9:15 $20,000 Pyram1d refused to let us date unt~l we were 15. seeking a loan, could be "taking writer, James cagney, fllm 9:35 Hawkins She really raised a bunch of squares. None you for a ride " star (s\1978 King Features Syndl

The 'old' favor~te game of Capture the Flag seems to be one of the 'new' generat~on's favor~te games to play ~n Summer Fun. Photos by Larry Allen, Kentron Photo Lab Summer Softball Results High Rollers 8ri'ish Open The Benchwarmers edged the Dumptown Pete Bolllan rolled a 230 hlgh game ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND (UPI) -- Defendlng Devlls last nlght on Brandon Fleld, 5 to 4. and a 565 hl~~ serles on the Kentron Mlxed champlon Tom Watson, slnklng one blrdle putt Mlke f4aurer had two hltS lncludlng a home League last nlght. from 50 feet and two more from 20 feet, shot ru~ for the Benchwarmers. Late ln the a 2-under-par 70 Frlday to move lnto a tle game the Devlls threatened but the Bench­ wlth blg Engllshman Peter Oosterhuls for the warmers mnnaged to hold thelr lead and Baseball Resul,s thlrd round lead ln the Brltlsh Open. Wln. NAT! ONAL LEAGUE Oddly enough, Oosterhuls lS llsted as an Amerlcan In the offlclal program Slnce he On ROl-Namur the Mlxers got by the San Dlego 5 Chlcago 2 Ilves ln Callfornla, but he now stands an Wackers 7 to 6. Joe Mlchel and Stu Barro San FranC1SCO 4 Pl ttsburgh o excellent chance to become only the second connected for two hltS each for the Mlxers Montreal 6 Houston o Brlton ln 27 years to Wln the Brltlsh Open. and for the Wackers Ed Kronlch had two New York 4 Clnclnnatl 2 Oosterhuis, who hasn't won anywhere hlts. St. LOU1S 6 Los Angeles 1 Slnce 1974, the same year he flnlshed second to Gary Player ln the Brltlsh Open, shot a No other results were turned ln to the AMERICAN LEAGUE 69 F.lday, leavlng hlm and Watson at 5-under HourGlass for publlcatlon. par 211 for the champlonshlp. Chlcago 6 New York 1 However, thanks to unusually mlld Texas 12 Boston 7 weather thlS week on the generally dlsrup­ Men's Softball Schedule Mllwaukee 13 Kansas Clty 2 tlve Royal and AnClent Old Course,there are 12 Tonltt Oakland 7 Cleveland 3 players bunched wlthln three shots of the Bran on - 5:15 Snake Plt vs Leftovers Call forma 5 Toronto o lead gOlng lnto Saturday's flnal round. Dally - 5:15 Plt Vlpers vs Grunts Seattle 5 Detrol t -4 "It's anybody's ballgame, that's for Saturday sure," Watson sald. "It's gOlng to be llke Brandon - 4:30 Leftovers vs Benchwarmers Tennis Ac,ion a horse race. You don't want to let anyone Dally - 4:30 XHS vs Wlzards get too far ahead. Sunday FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK (UPI) -- Ilie Jack Nlcklaus, thanks to blrdle putts of Brandon - 1 :30 Altalr vs Weekend Nastase, one game away from a stralght set 6 and 12 feet on the 14th and 15th holes, Warn ors I I defeat, swept four consecutlve games to shot a 69 to move lnto a thlrd place tle 3:00 Wlzards vs Vamplres Wln the second set en route to a 5-7, 7-5, wlth Ben Crenshaw, New Zealander Slmon Owen 4:30 Drlfters vs Sun Devlls II 6-3 vlctory over D1Ck Stockton Thursday and Japan's 1sao Aokl. Owen, who had to Dally - 1:30 Oly's vs Weekend Warrlors nlght and a berth ln the semlflnals of the quallfy for the champlonship, equalled the 3:00 Benchwarmers vs Meck Rex $300,000 round-robln Forest Hllls Invlta­ best round of the tournament wlth a 67 whlle 4:30 Snake Plt vs Dumptown Devlls tlOnal. Crenshaw and Aokl, who shared the second Monday Nastase became the flrst player to round lead, both had 73. Brandon - 5:15 Plt Vlpers vs XHS reach Saturdav's semlflnals ln the 12-man Arnold Palmer saw hlS dream of a thlrd Dally - 5:15 Grunts vs Leftovers event, WhlCh has a $100,000 flrst prlze. Open crown dlssolve lnto a nlghtmare when he Tuesday John McEnroe struggled to wlthlr. one made a trlple bogey 7 on the 17th hole for Brandon - 5:15 Altalr vs Oly's vlctory of a semlflnal berth wlth hlS the second succeSSlve day, pushlng hlm back Dally - 5:15 Wlzards vs Weekend second trlumph, a 7-5, 4-6, 7-5 trlumph to 75 for the round and 217 for the tourna­ Warnors II over Bllly Martln earller Thursday. McEn­ ment. Wednesday roe and WOJtek Flbak, also 2-0, wlll de­ Andy Bean, Wlnner of three tournaments Brandon - 5:15 Benchwarmers vs Weekend clded the semlflnal representatlve from last month and currently the leadlng money Warn ors I thelr group Frlday. Wlnner ln the U.S" also dropped out of con­ Dally - 5:15 Drlfters vs Vamplres Veteran Australlan John Alexander tentlon wlth barely a gasp as he came home Thursday stayed allve wlth a 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 Wln over ln 7-over 43, blowlnq up wlth two double Brandon - 5:15 Snake Plt vs Meck Rex Peter Flemlng, who lost all three of hlS bogeys and three bogeys on the back nlne. Dally - 5:15 Plt Vlpers vs Sun Devlls II matches ln three sets. Alexander evened Wlth a thlrd round 79, Bean barely survlved Frlday hlS record at 1-1. the cut at 222. Brandon - 5:15 Grunts vs Dumptown Devlls Dally - 5:15 Leftovers vs XHS Special Services Provides Recreation facili,ies Women's Softball Schedule Saturday 3:00 - The Who? vs Lemons Sunday 1 :30 - Over The Hlll Gang vs The Who? 3:00 - Mz FltS vs Lemons 4:30 - Chance vs KwaJ Klttens Monday 5:15 - Chance vs Lemons Tuesday 5:15 - Over The Hlll Gang vs Mz FltS Wednesday 5:15 - Chance vs The Who? Thursday 5: 15 - KwaJ Kl ttens vs Lemons

HAVE A SPORTING WEEKEND! The Dally Tenn~s Courts are another Spec~al Serv~ces fac~l~ty prov~ded for KwaJ res~dents. • FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1978 PAGE 7 p DON'T ASK ME WHERE so DON'T ASK ME! WH'l' AM r GOING? 50 DON'T e I'M GOING ~ I'M GOING DON'T ASK ME! BECAUSE TO CAMP, THAT'S I !-lAVE iO, THAT'S WH!f! ASK ME!! a WHERE ('M 601~G! ,. 1# fA, t S'

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WEf..L. ? AIZEI'I'T SiJl2~ I'lt\ A6500t-J ,As H YoLl 60011'16 GOING TO HecoME5 LIP TO FOLL-OW FOL.L-OW A HIM 'Z HIM! / \" G ) A R PAGE 8 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1978 ,------'------1 FOR SALE 'SERVICES OFFERED I _.A.A.". I~ .. U•• L~ , ANTENNA MAST, $20; redwood planter, $4; VERY RESPONSIBLE 12-year-old girl will I Th. HourG/a .. IS pub/lSh.d by Global A .. oCla'•• Monday I electric kn1fe, $12; blackboard and easel; baby sit no later than 9:30 on school I 'hrough Friday a' ,h. dorecllon of 'h. Commander, Kwa,a/eln' a 3-spd 3-wheeler, $85 w/basket; 2 rakes, nights, and no later than 11:30 on week- : M, .. ,I. liang., Marshall Island., under con'rac' DASG : $1 each; kitchen ladder, $3; vacuum cleaner ends. Please call 84310. 136/1tpw I 60-75-C-0001 The v,ew. and opln'on. ..pr.... d 'n '''e- w/bags, available 7/30, $20, electr1c broom, , newspaper are not necesso,,'y ,hos. 0' th. Department 0' the w/bags, $10; assorted ch1na, d1shes, cups, COMMUNITY NOTICES , Army Tlus newspaper, an unofficial publication authorIzed glasses, etc.; 4 folding TV trays; new ,under 'he provISIon. of con'rael DASG60-75-C-0001,

Avlos soprano recorder; misc. 1tems. See at ALL PARENTS: Children under nine years IS reproduced by offse' printing 457-B or call 82161. 136/2t of age MUST be accompanied by a parent in order to bowl. 136/3t PATIO COVER 11x40 - company has approved Communlca"ons should b. addressed fo ,II. HourGlass, trailer swap - chain-link fenced yard, two PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE - 600-series Trs: 80x 1733, APO San FrancISCo, Callforn,a 96555, or by rain barrels/stands, carpet-tiled living PM crews will be in the 600-series of call,ng 8-3539 room in good condt., no damage, Emon Beach trailers from July 17 to July 31. Tenants view, call 82518, Tr. 761. 136/2t are encouraged to use the checklist pro­ Mat.rlals appearing In ,II. HourGlass may nol b. vided to llSt minor carpentry, plumbing, reprinted Without the approyal of the Commander, KWG,ale.n COMPANY-APPROVED tra1ler swap. W1ll be painting and electrical problems. In M .... /e lIange All Wan' Ad. and no lice. mu.' b •• ubm,II.d vacant Aug. 2 if it does not need to be addition, the tenants are repuested to re­ on GA Form 8028 48 work,ng hours prior '0 publlcallon reworked. Carpeted living room and kitchen, port water leaks exper1enced during the attractive wall covering in the stove/sink recent rains. Should you have any ques­ JIM WATT, Ed,'or area, extra storage shelves in middle bdrm. tions you are welcome to call the PM PAT CATALDO, AuoCla'. Ed,'or, closets. Aluminum patio, fenced-in yard, Off1ce at 83353 anytime from 7 a.m. to SHAIION BECHTOLD, Spor'., SANDIIA llOYD, Typ .. ' 2 storage cabinets, double rain barrel, 5 p.m. Monday through Fr1day to discuss 1- -- _,------______,t gri~l and lights. Call 82689. 136/2t household maintenance problems. These calls do not take the place of calls to PLANT SALE on Patio 478-D Saturday after the TROUBLE DESK to report emergencies (COMMUNITY NOTICES CONTINUED) 9 a.m. 135/2t involving electrical or plumbing prob­ lems. The PM Crew works with tenants to MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP - new hours: TWO-SEATER BIKE, Kwaj-cond1tioned. Best detect the need for repa1rs and perform MON -- 10:30--12:30 offer. Call H-82285/W-81355. 135/2t corrective ma1ntenance. TUE -- 12:15-- 1:15 MONDAY, JULY 17: Trs. 600/601 0730 WED -- 10 30--12:00 also 4:00--5:00 KENMORE DISHWASHER, $65. Less than two years 602/603 0900 THR -- 12:15-- 1:15 also 7:30--9:00 old. Call 82683. 135/2t 604 1030 FRI 10:30--12'00 also 4:00--5:30 605 1230 SAT -- 11'30-- 1:30 LARGE PATIO, fits 3-bdrm home; white bar; 606/607 1400 SUN -- C-L-O-S-E-D 2 white benches; ping pong table; patio and 608/609 1530 bar available end of July; hanging basket w/ TUESDAY, JULY 18: Trs. 610/611 0730 ANNOUNCEMENT regarding siren warn1ng dry flowers; 3 decorative kitchen shades cut 612/613 0900 system: A number of local activities are to fit window; green and navy plaid-lined 614 1030 occasionally required to provide special bdrm curtains; light-blue curtains f/bedroom, 615 1230 mission support on an announced basis. In 2-windows; green-tinted twin-sz, med. green 616/617 1400 order to alert appropriate personnel, a twin-sz, and llght-blue twin-sz bedspreads; 618/619 1530 speCial S1ren s1gnal is used when re­ small green and green-toned area rugs; It.­ WEDNESD,lIY, JULY 19: Trs. .620 0730 quired. The special siren signal cons1sts green bdrm lined drapes, heavy-type; flowered 621/622 0900 of a 10-second blast - a 40-second pause bedspread. Please call 82609. 135/2t 623 1030 - a 10-second blast - a two-minute 624/625 1400 pause, and a repeat of the same sequence. 626/628 1530 Other siren slgnals are def1ned on Page LOST 136/1 to 17 of the KMR Telephone Directory. When RED-COLORED CHECK BOOK from Baybank of the spec1al S1ren signal is used, ad­ Massachusetts. If found call 99274/83369. DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS f/July 9: 1st-­ ditl0nal lnformat1on will be broadcast 136/3t Jank and Jen Sheehan; 2nd--Alix Taylor on AFRS-AM, 1220 on the radlo dial. and Frank Prunesti. July 12: 1st--Al1x TITUS DIVE WATCH at YY Tennis Court July 10. Tavlor and Frank Prunest1; 2nd--Hank and Stainless steel band. Call 82201 of found. Jen Sheehan; 3rd--Ila Lambert and Carol 135/3t Miller. 136/1to HAS YOUR HOUSEHOLD acquired another skate­ EMON LODGE #179, F&AM, wlll hold a stated IPISH C~YS'J'AL board? We've lost a Macy's version that is communication Monday, July 17. All Master 011 SJlL'R light-green plastic. Name and phone number Masons are invited to attend. Bus ser­ is on bottom of the board. If found, please vice will be provlded at the usual stops IN call 82280. 134/3t and time. Please co~tact Lodge Secretary m Ken Holt at 83315 for further informa- MAC'Y'S EAS tion. 136/2t FOUND S1\.TTJ~nAY WEDDING BAND, Dally Field. Call Sid Kirk at OLD AND NEW ISLANDERS are welcome to a Q:()nM1-12:()()u 83p23 after 4:30 p.m. 135/3t newcomers coffee by the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club Tuesday, July 18, 210-A, from 9:30 WANTED to 10:30 a.m. 135/2t WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE small branch of ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - If you have a black coral and an electr1c fan. Please dr1nking problem or think you do - and call 82689. 136/3t want to talk to someone about lt - please call 81212 weekends, evenlngs, and on CAT SITTER to sit for our spayed female cat, holidays; 83505 on regular workdays. G£r Wayra, just in case Air Mike embargo ex­ tends beyond our Aug. 2 PCS date. Please NO GO-GO GIRLS AT THE YY Club this even­ call 82518. 136/3t lng. 135/3t fiRST AID BOY'S 20" BIKE 1n good, reusable condt. KAJEONGE CIRCLE wlll have a luncheon on Please call 82341. 136/3t Tuesday, July 18 at 12:30 p.m. at Emon Beach to honor departing members. All FAST island ladies are invited. For aggange­ ments call Mary Lou Roberts at 83504 or NOT LAST I Sadye Ross at 83219. 135/3t , BARAGIN BAZAAR needs merchandise. They can use just about anything you no longer need; dishes, pot and pans, cloth1ng, shoes, books, toys, or whatever. For Tuesday pickups, call Carol Stoddard at 82545, Doris Susich at 82778, Jerre O'Dowd at 82233 or lf you prefer, drop ~oo off your donatlons to pat10 485-C. 136/1t VEHICLE OPERATORS: Due to the heavy equlpment operatlons in progress on the ~::1 east, west and south sides of the runway, island residents are advised to exerC1se caution when operatlng vehicles on Ocean &E YOUR POWERT015 Road. Martin-Zachry Constructors w1ll be mov1ng asphalt from the west end of the

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