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VOLUME XXI I, NO 217 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALl ISIAND~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBFR 7, 1985 CAl I ER CLAIMS HOSTAGES KILLED, Fonner Iod. Governor Nominated To IHIS WASHINGTON (AP) -- PreSIdent NO BODIES Fa..JD WHERE INDICATED Reagan today named former IndI By FAROUK NASSAR ana Gov OtIS R Bowen, a POlI Assoclated Press Wrlter In BeIrut, apparently by dIffer dIstrICt of West BeIrut He tICIan, medIcal professor and ent men The news agency made a hung up after a few seconds famIly doctol, as thl next sec BEIRUT, Lebanon -- An anony transcrIpt of the orIgInal call But It was not apparently retary of health and human ser mous telephone caller saId to er's statement avaIlable to The the same man who delIvered the VIces day the terrorIst group IslamIC AssocIated Press death threat PolIce saId at Bowen WIll succeed HHS Sec JIhad would kIll by fIrIng "We have deCIded the follow 2 p m they had searched the retary Margaret M Heckler, who squad the AmerIcan hostages It Ing the executIon of the Amer area thoroughly but found no last month acceded to Reagan's holds In Lebanon because IndI Ican hostages by fIrIng squad," bodIes request that she reSIgn the rect negotIatIons WIth t~e saId the fIrst caller, who The second call dIffered CabInet post to become ambassa UnIted States had reached "a spoke In ArabIc and claImed to from the earlIer one because dor to Ireland dead end " represent IslamIC JIhad, or Is the man dId not precede hIS Reagan, speakIng at an Oval A later anonymous call claIm lamIC Holy War terse message WIth the fIrSt OffIce news conference, saId he ed the AmerIcans had been kIll "Walt for dnother call from words of the Koran, Islam's ho pIcked Bowen "because of all ed and dumped at a specIfIed lo us at 1 p m (6 a m EST) In ly book, that callers claImIng the qualIfIcatIons he has In catIon, but polIce saId they connectIon WIth the status of to speak for IslamIC JIhad usu excess," IncludIng hIS beIng a found no bodIes there the corpses of the AmerIcan hos ally use medIcal doctor ~nd hIS eIght SIX ~merlcans are mIssIng In tages," the caller saId Last month, IslamIC JIhad years as governor of IndIana BeIrut IslamIC JIhad, belIeved At 2 p m (7 a m EST) the released blurred photographs of Bowen refused to answer re comprIsed of fundamentalIst ShI agency saId the man had not what It saId was the body of porters' questIons, sayIng he Ite Moslem followers of Iran's called back But an offIcIal of U S Embassy polItIcal offIcer WIll mIke a statement later Ayatollah Ruhollah KhomelnI, the agency, whIch asked not to WIllIam Bucl,ley It saId Buck But asked If he would con has saId It already kIlled one be IdentIfIed, dIsclosed later ley, 57, WdS kIlled In retalIa tInue to advocdte the Illegal AmerIcan and IS holdIng the oth there had been another call at tIon for Israel's Oct 1 aIr use of unlIcensed drugs such as er flve 10 a m (3 a m LST) raId on PalestIne LIberatIon DMSO, whIch he has saId he gave There was no way to authentI A man speakIng ArabIC saId OrganIzatIon headquarters In hIS termInally III WIfe, he cate eIther call, made to the bodIes had been dumped In a TunISIa But no body was pro saId "I dId nothIng Illegal offIce of a Western news agency bombed-out factory In the Kola duced DMSO IS not Illegal " WASHINGTON MONUMENTS CLOSED Guerrillas Said AS FLOOD WATERS ADV ANCE To Have Killed By SCOTT WILLIA~S Judge In Colombia Assoclated Press Wrlter thousands of evacuatIons 2 p m today In the WashIngton "They say It'll rlSP 10 more are~ The parkland surroundIng From Comblned AP Reports Flood waters that kIlled at feet," saId George Peck, co-own the ~onuments Ie on the rIver BOGOTA, ColombIa -- Army least 36 people and left 44 er of the FarmLr's M~rket Inn NatIonal Park SerVIce troops today fIred cannons and mISSIng laId SIege today to the res taur -m t In Rlcllmond' S III s to r spokesman Earl Klttleman saId machIne guns on the burned-out sandbagged rIver bottoms of IC Shockoe Bottom, 0 commerCIal thL 184-mlle C&O Cdnal, Palace of JustIce In a renewed RIchmond, Va , and WashIngton, dIstrIct of ClvII War-era to stretchIng from Cu~bLrland, Md , attack on gunmen belIeved to be DC, whIle shocked surVIvors b~cco warehouses, trendy shops to Wlsillngton, closed Tuesday holdIng at least eIght Judges upstream faced rUIned homes and and gallerIes "Ten more feet for tl1( fIrst tIme In Its 157- hostage But heavy smoke and bUSInesses, fouled drInkIng wa and I lose eV(rythlng " year hIstory In antICIpatIon of flames kept the troops [rom ter and the thre~t of water In lhe natIon 's C1P~Lt,l of thL flood reachIng the guerrIllas borne dIsease fICIals closed the Wo~hlngton, klttleman SlId Great Falls ColombIan rddlo statIons In VIrgInIa, wherL offICIals LIncoln and Jefferson monuments Pdrk on both the Mar}land and s~ld the preSIdent of the na lIsted 19 deaths and four PlO to keep tourIsts away from Po Vlrglnla SIdes of the Potomac tIon's Supreme Court was kIlled pIe mISSIng, the James RIver tomac RIver floodIng WdS closed, dnd the Great Falls today durIng the SIege by the crept up the cobbled streets of "The memorldls are rlOt In Tavern was sandDagged leftIst guerrIllas rIver-front RIchmond, toward a any danger," National Park Ser West Vlrg~nlans wandered The Caracol and RCN radIO crest today about 23 feet above VIce spokeswoman Sandra Alley through towns In dIsbelIef, statIons quoted mIlItary author flood stage -- the worst flood saId Wednesday "We'd be In surveYIng wreckage cdused by ItIes In ,nnounclng that Alfon SInce the 17~-foot surge caused real trouble If wlter reached flood waters that left at least so Reyes was found dead InSIde by HurrIcane Agnes In 1972 the top of the Wdshlngto~ Monu 16 dedd and 40 mISSIng and the palace Four days of raIn In the na ment " washed away entIre communltles The radlo statIon Todelar tIon's mId-AtlantIc regIon un The National We,ther ~ervlce One person dIed In ~aryland "aId the guerrIllas shot Reyes leashed the floods, InflIctIng predlcted the Potomac would ~everal West VIrgInIa com and another federal Judge thIS hundreds of mll1~ons of dollars crest ahout 6 or 7 feet ,bove munItIes rem<1Ined Isolated, and mornIng [he stdtlon dId not In property damage and forCIng flood st1ge bet,"cen noon 1nd fear of health problems drosp gIVE the sourCl of ItS Informa tIon An army communIque today SENATE COMMITTEE ISSUES SUBPOENA saId 17 people were kIlled and 34 wounded In fIghtIng that be gan when thL guerrIllas took FOR SOVIET SAILOR WHO JUMPED SHIP control of the bUIldIng Wednes day From Comblned AP Reports Blazes kIndled by the guer WASHTNCTON -- A Senate com ber commIttee hId heen contact tlon, a RomanIan merchant sed rIllas InSIde the fIve-story mIttee Issued a subpoen1 tOUly ed "HId gIven thL lr llJthorI.o 1- man who left hls shIp In Jack pallcc apparently to consume for a SOVIet slIlor who app rr tlon for the suhpoen"1 to be sonvIlle, f1 1 , \"as grdnted asy- court records, destroyed about ently trIed to defect but latEr ~Lrved, staffer~ saId 111m In Arne rlca [od Mart1 Meshensky, den leader, and Den 1 members Jer emy Shaw, Gregor1o Gabr1el and John Meshensky, above left to r1ght, take part 1n a p1rate Sk1t dur1ng the Cub Scout Pack 135 meet1ng Oct 25 1n the h1gh-school Mult1purpose Room Den 2 members Ryan Schwan, Lance Sh1mamoto, M1chael Mourls, Ethan Sproat and Chr1st1an Hanson, above left to r1ght, h1ghl1ght the monthly meetlng's theme by serenad1ng the1r aud1ence w1th a plrate song Monty Pack, center above, br1dges over from Bear rank to Webelos rank He lS greeted by other Webelos (left to r1ght) Marc Elzwe1g, M1chael G1arratano, M1- chael Fuller, Kel11 Sh1mamoto and Tony Torres (Photos by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) Ian Barrett, above, has h1S Bobcat badge p1nned on upslde down 1n standard Cub Scout fash10n by h1S moth er, Lynn, whlle belng suspended by hlS father, Tom (r1ght), and Terry Sproat dur1ng the awards portlon of the meetlng Ian gets hlS pln turned rlght Sloe up after he does h1S flrst good deed as a Bobcat Surf And Sun AS OF 12 01 A M Power Outage Thursday, Nov 7, 1985 From CORPS OF ENGINEtRS Ddll, ralnfall None ~lonthly total 2 14 A power outage IS scheduled Satur Yearly total 84 26 day, ~ov 9, between 9 a m and 1 p m TO~ORROW ON KWAJALEIN In order to Install a breaker for the Sunrlse 6 40 a m new MultIpurpose ReLreatlon Center Sunset 6 26 p m Atfected WIll be traIlers 903, 912, MOunrlse 3 08 a m 913, 918, 919, 920, 924, sewer 11ft r·loon",et 3 38 p m statIon bUIldIng No 1226, and the new III TldE' 1 36 a m 4 7' -2 11 p m 4 8' rhlorln~ Inspector Room ~o 1719 f"TlCle 758am 10'-816pm 2 ' }OR TOTAL FORF( AST (~\I L' II I I 1_- COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1985, PAGE 3 ERl\IlA BOMBECK: AT WIT'S END There 1S no del1cate way to soc1al anImals become m111tant They SdY you can always tell say 1t My soc1al Ilfe IS some They rebel how eXLItlng your lIfe IS by where to the r1ght of a sedated "Are we gOIng out ag,ln l I the hour you get Into your parakeet feel lIke I'm on a treadmIll nIght clothes SometImes we have It happens The Zelda and How do you expect me to work to change our palamas bel au~e F Scott F1tzgeralds of theIr every day and keep up thIS pace we drIbbled our dInner onto t1me who vowed 36 years ago to all nightl Don't YOli ever get them I Cdnnot tell you the let the good t1mes roll have the deSIre to lust stay at homE tImes we have saId to stdrtled turned 1nto Ma and Pa Kettle and relax? I suppose next month guests who Just drop In unex Durlng the last 20 years, you'll want to go out agaIn'" pectedly, that we both have It has been an uphIll f1ght For me, 1 t gets tougher the flu to get my husband out of hIS and tougher to sell my husband The other night as I sat runnIng shoes and 1nto hard on a socIal outIng He's at needlepolntlng In my nest of soles Thls madcap who used to that tIme of hIS llfe where hIS pIllows and hIS reclIner body bounce around a dance floor heart WIll take no surprIses was draped over the reclIner lIke a plng-pong ball and have If It'S a mOVIe, he wants to (haIr, the phone rang He Jump confettI In h1S bathrobe pock know If he's gOIng to lIke It ed back to realIty and saId, et, IS now reduced to a TV re If It'S a party he wants to "Who could bp call1ng at thIS that my husband w,nts to stay mote sWItch and deep breathlng know when we're comIng home houri" at horne These are the same by 9 p m If It'S a game, he WJ~ts to know "I don't know," I saId unstable people who belIeve age Most of the tlme, women are If the SLore IS gOIng to be He heSItated before he pIck has nothIng whatsoever to do the soc1al an1mals who plan close If It's a lecture he ed It up "They don't call to WIth the way you feel dInners and mOVIe dates, buy wants to know If It's worth tell you you'v( won the lottery I always knew a man's horne season tIckets to concerts, staYIng awake for It 1 mlsledd at 8 30 at nIght It must be was hIS castle I lust never org,n1ze bowlIng and tennIS hIm, I am held personally re bad news'" thought he'd pull up the draw games and keep them on the sponSIble and pOInts are mln There are some people who brIdge at 5 30 In the evenIng move Then one day the non- tally rlcked up agaInst me tell me I should be flattered Copyn ght Los Ange 1es TliTies Synd On the right FORGIVE ME , FOR I AM B LIN D By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR You are the Jurors Now hear es Trho corroborated every de could establIsh that the men vlcted, by hlS own confeSSIon, thIS tall of lhdt confesslon When tal condltlon of the murderer by clrcumstant1al eVIdence, One nIght back In November hlS lawyer pleaded that the at the tlme of the kllilng was and by the conflrmatlon of 1982, a mIddle-aged black confess10n was not valId, a Indeed an extenuat1ng Clrcum other wltnesses) partlclpat polIceman, OffIcer X, was VIS (ourt h€ard the complaInt and stance The court put off the lng (you llke that? YOL flre Itlng WIth relatIves durlng ruled that the confessJon had executlon, whlch had been 20 slugs Into someone and you the early even Lng At about 8, complIed WIth the Crl~lndl scheduled for the follOWIng are "partlclpatlng" 1n a mur ProcLdure Act of 1977 The mur he sald good nIght and headed day, heard out the fresh ap der) In the murder of a pollce derer was accordlngly ~enten(ed horne He had Just entered the peal ruled In due course that man The government granted a to death, lnd denIed dPpe~l, on gates to hlS lIttle house when, It was not substantlal, and re stay In August, 1t appeared to from behInd, there was the thE grounds thdt there WLre no scheduled the executlon be respondlng to new eVIdence rat-a-tat of an automatlc rl ex tenLla t I ng C 1 rCllmc, tances the WhIch executIon took place and to worldwlde dppeals for fIe Twenty slugs Into the on Oct 18 of thlS year clemency Then, suddenly, It pollceman, klillng hIm Instant Now Ilsten to what you can proLeeded wlth the executlon ly A waltlng car whIsked the do to that story -- If you are (Thl government commuted flve murderer away AnDlony Lewls of The New York death sentences at the same But after the murderer got TImes and you are determIned tlmL that It consldered, and horne, he became Intimate WIth to put a hIdeous constructIon denIed, thc appeal of the mur hlS roommate and In due course on lIterally anythIng the South derer In questlon ) told her that he had "shot the Afrl(an government does Here And, flnally, leWIS contIn dog," OffIcer X ShL llstened, lS ~lr LeWIS ues "(The murderer's mother) and after a whIle deCided she'd "PreSIdent Botha and l11S of IS an elderly non-polltlcal better take her Informatlon flclals have sent the message woman who saId she once 'felt over to the pollce The pollce (that there w111 be no changes sympathy' for those In power arrested the murderer, ques In South Afrlca) wlth uncommon But now she saId 'ThIS govern tloned hIm, and got from h1m d clarlty TheIr recent actIons ment IS cruel It IS really, confesslon Moreover, the mur have had the character of not really, cruel '" derer took them to the scene on Iv reJectlon but provocatlon So those are Mr Lewls' of the crIme, re-enacted everv "e onslder, for example the rules The murderer who flred thlng that had happened, Lven dec1s10n to execute a poet Into the baLk of 1n Innocent Indlcatlng where he had hIdden, (Quest10n ~lat does It matter black pollceman, on the orders and where the vlctlm had fallen that the murderer was a poet?) of a terrorlst organlzatlon, He saId that he had acted and supporter of the outlawed lS the character we are prop aga1nst OffIcer X because he Afr1can Natlonal Congress (that ped up to sympathlze wlth Not was under orders from a ter precondltlon for appeal In that IS the Marxlst tLrrorI~t group the pollce, Judges and govern rorlst organlzatlon to whlch country A date Wd~ Set for that declInes to dIsavow VIO- ment offlclals who brought hlm he belonged to shoot hIm the eXeC1]tlon two year" latcr lence Notlce, no descrlptlon to lustlce Mr Lewls, llke so When the follOWIng sprlng Shortly beiore the S(hedUI by Mr LeWIS of the character many crltlcs of ~outh Afrlca, the trlal was held, the murder ed executIon, the murdLrer's of the ANC, whIch gave the has got to the pOlnt where he er suddenly recanted Hc sald lawyers came In wlth an en [nurderer the lnstructlons to can't even brlng hImself to In fact he hadn't kliled Of tlrely dltIerent "ppedl Yes, klll the pol1ceman) It call the act of a murderer flcer X But It was much too the} saId, It was true that was more than two years Slnce L ruel late Not only w~s Lhe eVIdence the murderer had kIlled OffI (the murderer) was sentenced Weep, If you can stlll flg CIrcumstantIally overwhelmIng, cer X Bill they wantLd to have to death for allegedly (get ure out whom to weep for, and there were Independent wItness- ~ fresh trll1 It whIch they the allegedly He was con- whom to weep over The KwaJaleln Hourglass IS an unofficlal publlcdcl0n aU[~0rl.eJ under the provlslons of AR 360-81 It IS pllbll~r ed by Global A3~OLl1tes Hond [\ trllllu"I, t cuI" (excl,ldlng hallda)s) at the dlH,ctl0n of the commandIng off,cer \J S \rm\ KW31alclc '1,"~ijQ Range ~larshall Commandlng OfflcLr Lol Wlll~dm ~ Spln lsl'lnds under contraLt DASC60-82-C-0063 Ihl",]", ci[l "tfStt puhlL ltlon IHth 1 dall, PublIC Affalrs Ottlcer Pat Robblns ClrClllatlofl or ] ~~O Ih~ VIew and opInIons LxprlSSLd !l~rLJn Ire not nCLes~arllv th0se t,d~tol" Courtney Ddnko of the Dep,Jltmcnt of thL Arm\ Com.inulllclLlln.., should b( lddrC?sscJ tu thL Hl~llrglass, P 0 Jo,~l \ew~/Fedture ~rlt~r Ruth Horne Box 23 \PO Sm IranLlsu 96555 01 (1Jl 83Sl~ (\UI0 0" ,'J4-3Jl'J) '\,Url1Ls appear In" Lopy hdltor Circulatlon Jeanne VIncent lO the' Hnuq...,ll':>S ma\ not bL teprlntPQ ~'/lt~I'ILIt lhL lP[lf )\nl (l[ (liL Cl)!llrHlldlnt-, offlcer SportS\HitCl" Joiln Lee U ~ Arll'v hy. 'lJ IILlll \bsslle Rant-.,e All hilit Jd-, Jnd rL)lLlL':l 11usl be ':JLlbmltted on C'A rorm 8021l R-4 r)\ 12 30 p m the wrklng dd\ I rlc)l l' publicallO 1 WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1985 United, Pan Am Most Favored ConVIction First Ship Enters Deal Approved Judge Declares Mistrial In Spy Case Reopened Seaway By H JOSEF HEBERT By JOHN F BONFATTI AssOclated Press Wrlter Of Former FBI Agent, Jurors Deadlocked AssOclated Press Wrlter By LINDA DEUTCH WASHINGTON -- TransportatIon AssOclated Press Wrlter THOROLD, Ontarlo -- A damaged Secretary rllzabeth Dole has lock on the WeIland Canal was gIven fln,l approval for the LOS ANGELES -- Government back tWIce to renew theIr talks refIlled WIth water early today largest aIrlIne deal In hIstory, prosecutors say Rlchard W SInce they fIrst reported dls for the fIrst tIme SInce Oct 14 the purchase by UnIted Alrllnes Mliler, the only FBI agent ever agreement FrIday, reluctantly when part of the lock wall col of the hlstorlc PaCIfIC DIVI accused to spyIng, wlll be re gave up lapsed, blockIng the St Law SIon of Pan AmerIcan World AIr trIed as qUlckly as pOSSIble He then asked how the Jurors rence Seaway and costIng ShIp ways, the TransportatIon De after a mIstrIal declared when had been dlvlded, and the fore pers an estImated $1 mIllIon a partment announced today Jurors deadlocked WIth most man, who was never IdentIfIed day UnIted AIrlInes ImmedIately favorlng conVIctIon by name, hes~tantly dIsclosed The lock, at the northern end saId It was "hIghly gratIfIed" After 71 hours of delIbera that the Jury stood 10-2 for of the canal, normally raIses a over the deCISIon and announced tIons, the Jury reported to gUIlt on three of the key es shIp 46 feet, but before any It plans to buy $3 bIllIon U S DIstrIct Judge DaVId Ken pIonage charges, IncludIng con ShIP could enter the lock today worth of new aIrcraft, IncludIng yon on Wednesday, "We have done spIracy, and 11-1 on the four two constructIon barges were SIX long-rang~ Boelng 747 Jumbo our best Our deCISIons are other charges floated the full 76-foot heIght Jets, as part of a fleet ex based on strong conVIctIons The three counts on WhICh of the lock and pulled out by panSIon that the company saId that cannot be resolved" they stood 10-2 Included two tugs WIll meet ItS needs Into the MIller, 48, who was arrested charges carryIng potentIal lIfe The lock was fIlled WIth wa 1990s 13 months ago, showed no reac sentences ter by 5 am, and the barges The order for the BoeIng CO tIon as Kenyon halted the 14- The 20-year FBI veteran was were pulled Into the canal on IS the largest SIngle aIrcraft day delIberatIons The portly charged WIth paSSIng claSSIfIed theIr way south to ErIe, Pa order In UnIted's hLstory and defendant was hustled out of documents to the Sovlet UnIon At 6 am, the Furla, a covers 110 short-range BoeIng the courtroom In handcuffs for In exchange for promIses of Llberlan-reglstered graIn hauler, 737-300s and SIX BoeIng 747s the return trIp to hls federal $65,000 In cash and gold re-entered the lock where It was to be delIvered over the next prIson cell The government's case focus trapped for a short tIme when a fIve yedrs "I fully ant~clpate the gov ed heaVIly on hIS sexual rela 180-foot-long slab of concrete The $715 mIllIon sale of Pan ernment WIll retry Mr MIller tIonshIp WIth Svetlana Ogorod fell out of the canal wall Am's operatIons over the PaCIf on all seven counts of the In nlkov, a SOVIet emIgre who has Oct 14 IC to UnIted already had been dIctment," saId U S Attorney confessed she was a spy approved tentatIvely by Dole Robert Bonner Ogorodnlkov and her hus early last month and apparently Defense attorneys Joel Le band, Nlkolay, co-defendants By land, Air And Sea, she was not swayed by arguments VIne and Stanley rreenberg saId In the MIller case, pleaded SInce then by the JustIce De a court-Imposed gag order pre gUIlty In the mIddle of theIr Snowbirds Flee South partment and a number of aIr vented them from comment~ng earlIer trIal and have been By STRAT DOUTHAT lInes that the UnIted-Pam Am Kenyon, who had sent Jurors sentenced to prIson AssOclated Press Wrlter deal would be antlcompetltlve "UnLted WIll confront a more Lone CIA Man Escorted Yurchenko SAVANNAH, Ga -- BIrds and competItIve market when thIS butterflIes have mostly fInIshed transactlon IS completed than theIr fall fllght, but human eXIsts today," Dole saId In a On Night He Fled To Soviets mlgratlon IS Just peaklng on the statement The deCISIon was East's two maIn north-south By MICHAEL J SNIFFEN routes, Interstates 95 and 75, sent to the WhIte Hou~e late AssOclated Press Wrlter last week. offICIals saId and along the Intercoastal Water WASHINGTON -- Some senators One source, who declIned to way are complaInIng of lax securIty be IdentIfIed, saId the fol Inexorably they come, by land, Gov't Says It 'Nill because only one CIA man es lOWIng conversatIon took place sea and aIr cortLd KrB defector Vltaly between Yurchenko and hIS CIA "They remInd me of a flock Be Broke In A Week Yurchenko to dInner at a res companIon of bIrds," saId Otto Knapp, dock taurant last Saturday when he Yurchenko "What would you master at nearby Thunderbolt By CLIFF HAAS walked away to reJOIn the So do If I got up and walked out? MarIna "They get a lIttle chll AssOclated Press Wrlter VIets IntellIgence sources Would you shoot me?" ly weather up North and here WASHINGTON -- The government say CIA man "No, of course not they come agaIn In Aprll WIll be broke In a week ~ound The sources, who declIned to We don't treat defectors that they'll all go back the other famIlIar? ThIS tIme It may be be IdentIfIed, saId Wednesday way " way " true the two were haVIng dInner at Yurchenko, rl&lng to hIS SnowbIrds, they are called CongressIonal wranglIng over a moderately prIced, French teet "If I'm not back In 15 by people llke Knapp, who has a rIval plans to force a bdlanced cafe-type restaurant named Au mInutes, don't blame yourself" close-up VIew of the seasonal budget has stalled urgently Pled de Cachon In WashIngton's At that pOInt, Yurchenko SWIng needed legIslatIon IncreaSIng fashIonable ("eorgetown sectIon left the restaurdnt and dId not "ThIS fall appears to be the government's lIne of credIt The restaurant IS a mIle and return It could not ImmedIate bUSIer than any we've had so -- the natLonal debt lImIt The a half south along George ly be learned what the CIA man far," he sald, watchlng a boater budget plans are amendments to town's maIn shoppIng street, dId next fIght a stIff WInd whIle dock the debt-llmLt leglslatLon WisconSin Avenue, from the So WlIen thIS scene was descrIb Ing a 60-foot yacht bound for In September the Reagan ad VIet reSIdentIal compound where ed Tuesday by CIA offICIals to ("lorIda mlnlstratLon asked rongress to Yurchenko held hIS extraordl members of the Senate IntellI The Intercoastal, a WIndIng Lncrease the lImIt from the cur nary news conference Monday to gence CommIttee, many of the waterway that stretches from rent $1 824 trIllIon to announce that he had returned senators expressed the VIew the Chesapeake Bay to MIamI, IS $2 078 trIllIon and legIslators to the SOVIets that securIty at the restaurant choked these days WIth almost have Jumped on that symbolIC The route to the compound was "extremely lax," one Senate anythIng that floats, from grungy mIlestone as an OCC aSIan to would have been famlilar to source saId houseboats to sleek vessels and prove how ~prlOUS they arp dbout Yurchenko be(ause he headed KrB The State Department has 100-foot power launches gettIng rId of red Ink Treasury spyIng operatIons In the So saId he was a voluntary defec Most of the annual autumn Department offlclals say they VIet Embassy here from 1975 to tor who was always free to re boaters are bound for FlorIda, WIll run out of cash Nov 15 1980 turn to the SovLets the SunshIne State cyclosporlne, cautIons from arrested PolIce saId 40 peo FinanCial News Briefly experts and memorIes of false ple were Injured Wednesday, In D, 1 len c 10:' Lng In hopes appear to have muted the cludIng eIght who suffered gun 1 )\< y) "'0 WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- Gen reactIon of Amer~cans suffer shot wounds, brIngIng to 13 202 55 yen, WOJclech Jaruzelskl, who Im Ing from the dlsease the number hospItalIzed WIth '3nd 11, ZurlCfl ,,1<-, posed martIal law In Poland But the French doctors say bullet wounds SInce the pro 2 1375 SWISS francs to crush the SolIdarIty Labor an AIDS pat~ent and a woman tests began Tuesday agaInst the CLOSIN, I'GIAfS, Gold not avaIlable UnIon, reSIgned as premIer WIth a related condIt Lon con 12-year-old mILItary government Wednesday but retaIned hIS tInue to do well follOWIng of Gen Augusto Plnochet SIlv81 not avaIlable domInant POSItIon as head of therapy wlth the drug, WhICh IS * * * DO~ JO~~S CLOSING AV~RAGES the rulIng CommunIst Party conventlonally used to prevent BOSTON (AP) -- Stroke VIC- 30 IndustrIal:, After gIVIng up hIS post reJectIon of transplanted tIms who underwent a promISIng off 3 90 at 1399 54 as head of government Jar organs braIn artery bypass operatIon 20 Tran"port ltlons uzelskl was named to the actually suffered more strokes up 1 41 at 675 33 largely ceremonIal post of SANTIAGO, Chlle (AP) -- Large -- and sooner -- than patIents 15 Utllitle-, presidenr replaCing Jenryk numbers of soldIers and polIce treated WIth medICIne alone, unchanged at 160 70 JablonskI patrolled streets of SantIago researchers reported today Thf' 65 SLacks early today, seekIng to put an opf'ratlon, callf'd an extra off 0 59 at 567 03 NEW YORK (AP) -- A week end to two days of antI-govern cran,al-lntracranldl arterl 1 1 VOLUHE 118,950,000 shares after }rench researchers ment protests In whlch two peo bypass, reroutes blood around SH LISTINGS claImed promISIng results ple were shot to death and narr,~erl blood vesQels, sald IN CRJ,CL SHERWOOD LIBRAF,Y treatIng AIDS WIth the drug more than 750 others were Dr H M J Barnert SPORTS HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1985, PAGE 5 Fans 1n the flrst-base stands on ROl-Namur In cluded many KwaJ resldents to cheer on the V1Slt lng Fllntstones (Photos by RICK MCCAULEY) Flintstones Visit Wackers On Roi-Namur By CHARLIE FELTON 'Twas the nlght before Halloween on ROl-Namur Yabadabadoo was the cry wackadoo, wackadoo soon answered Medlcare second baseman Hldeo Mllne Freddle's Fllntstones from KwaJaleln gets on base Medlcare won over Nlpper's had come to ROl-Namur to play the Wackers Revenge 12-1 on Dally Fleld Wednesday "ROl rats" were In the stands to root for (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) the Wackers Not to be outdone, the Fllnt stones had brought thelr own cheerlng sec tlon from hwaJaleln Medicare, Hazards, The actIon on the fleld proved enter talnlng to all, even though the lopslded Limanman Are Winners 19-4 score gave the Wln to the Wackers By JOHN LEE The Fllntstones' Wayne Cassaday hlt the ball so hard he knocked It In four pleces Medlcare efflclently turned 14 hltS in Fred Sordlllo whacked one wlth such power to 12 runs and rolled over Nlpper's Revenge It changed dlrectlons four tlmes 12-1 on Dally FIeld Wednesday RICh Hub The Wackers responded, wlth everyone shman was 3-for-4, Rod VIncent and Gordon battlng In at least one run Oyamot each drove In three runs, and Hldeo After the game, Chef Wllly Caban kept MIlne had two hItS and two RBI for Medl all fllled wlth chlcken and hot dogs care Lem DaVIS was 2-for-2, and Bob Thom As the Fllntstones returned to KwaJ WIth as drove In the run for Nlpper's Revenge a flnal "yabbadabbadoo," they Invlted the R F Hazards won over Heaven Help Us Wackers to a rematch on KW3Jalein at a 5-2 on Brandon Bob Wade and Ben AntonlO stlll-to-be-determined date each had two hltS, and BOD Ball~ drove In three runs for the Wlnners John PennIng Dave Taylor makes a nlce back-hand ton had two hltS, and Chuck Summers had a catch hIt and drove In both runs for Heaven Help Us In the women's B Dlvlslon, Llmanman de feated the WahInes 10-6 on Ragan Llmanman scored fIve runs In the flrst Innlng, and the Wahlnes countered wlth a flve-run SIxth InnIng to keep the score close WIn nIe Lum was 3-for-3 and had an RBI LIZ Denny hdd two hItS and drove In three runs, and Aitl Peres had two RBI for Llmanman Kathy Paulo drove In two runs for the Wa hInes Nah plays Black Sheep on Dally, SKF II goes agaInst the MarIners on Brandon, and Dela Vu plays the Spartans on Ragan at 5 15 thIS afternoon Kent Baldwln hltS a home run Ball And Pin Leaders In Wednesday's Early BIrd League NBA Roundup HIgh Game Rorlkl Stlnnett, 184 Second-HIgh Game Kay Marshall, Anne By WILLIAM R BARNARD Greene, 156 AP Basketball Wrlter HIgh SerIes Kay Marshall, 430 When rookIe ChrIS MullIn slgned a four Second-HIgh Serles Rorlkl StInnett, 426 year contract wlth the Golden State War ,'c -k r rIors, Coach John Bach sald the team and WednesddY nIght In the Leftovers MIxed ItS fans shouldn't expect much from hlm BowlIng League when he made hlS pro debut a few hours Men's DlvIslon later Hlgh Game Henry Cabasag, 210 "I'm sure he'll get to make a cameo ap Second-l-llgh Game Pete Rllverld, 191 pearance I want to make sure he under HIgh Serles Henry Cabdsag, 544 stands It as that and that the fans do Second-Hlgh SerIes Pete Bolllan 520 too," Bach sald WednEsday Glvlng the Women's DIVISIon rookle too much playIng tIme too qUlckly, Hlgh Game VI CunnIngham 208 the coach added, "would be throwIng hlm Pltcher rharlle Frye serves one up Second-HIgh ldme RIta Helsel, 152 Into a meat grInder " HIgh SerIes VI Cunnlngham, 492 MullIn, however, had other Ideas Second-Hlgh SerIes Pdlepa SmIth, 426 The former St John's UnIversIty All Amerlcan played 24 mInutes, hlt SlX of Hockey Action nlre shots from the fIeld and scored 15 CAP) -- Throw a nunch at Wayne Gretzky Sign Up Now For pOlnts, lncludlng a clutch Jumper wlth 19 anu be doesn't get "lad -- he gets even seconds left, as the WarrIors defeated Se vnoel ed c'mm and seemIngly out by a Dave KRA's Turkey Shoot attle 105-101 In a Natlonal Basketball As Caylor punch, the Edmonton center got up to By STEVE TUCKER soclatlon game score a goal late In thc game Wednesday KwaJaleln Racquetball ASSoclatlon "I was a llttle nervous at flrst, but I nIght to help the OIlers forge a 4-4 Natlon never got tlred," MullIn sald "I've been al Hockey League tlC wlth the Los Angeles SIgn-ups dre now beIng taken tor the runnlng four to [lve mIles every mornlng KIngs Turkey Shoot DOlJhles Racquetbdll Tournament so I'm In pretty good shape Elsewhere In the NHL, It was PhIladel sponsored by the KwaJdleln Rdcquetball As ~lsewhere In the NBA, It was Phlladel phIa 5, ~ Y Ran~ers 2, Mlnnesota 3, Mon soclatlon phla 105, Indlana 97, ~'n AntonIO 81, Wash treal 3 In a tIe, DetrOIt 4, St LOUIS 2, DeadlIne to ~Ign up I~ Sunday, Nov 10 Ington 80, Portland Ill, Dallas 109 Atlan l~ashington 4, Plttsl)urgh 1, Calgary 5, New PIck up entrY forms from the bulletIn ta 114, PhoenIX 106, and DetrOIt 122 ChI Jersey 2, Buffalo 7, WInnIpeg 3, and the bOdrd on Md(,V'C, pnr( h ror more lnforma cago 105 Thursday New York Islanders 5, Toronto 4 tlon, call Steve Tucker, 81710 or 82754 FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1985 ABC Still Third In Ratings Ann Landers NEW YORK (AP) -- ABC's "North and South" and Dear Ann Landers At "Dynasty" were Top 10 shows last week, but the net tached lS a copy of "How work flnlshed thlrd agaln because ltS serles clones, To Tell Rlght From Wrong " mOVle speclals and tlred Aaron Spelllng shows doml It appeared In your col nated the Bottom 10 umn the last week of De Part 1 of "North and South," ABC's 12-hour mlnl cember 1979 serles, ranked fourth and had a 25 8 ratlng and 37 1 flrst read It when share, performlng better than network researchers had I was a college student forecast, whlch means ABC should plck up hlgh ratlngs Now I'm In my mld-20s for the follow-up lnstallments thls week and 1 stlll read It fre But, after that, ABC must rely on ltS regular ~e quently I'm sure If you rles, whlch has meant generally low ratlngs, wlth the rerun It. someone else exceptlon of "Monday NlGht Football" and several pro wlII beneflt as much as grams on Tuesday and Wednesday nlghts I have -- THANKFUL IN 5 Try to separate Flgures released ~uesday by the A C Nlelsen Co TEXAS yourself from the problem had NBC wlnnlng the week of Oct 28-Nov 3 wlth an DEAR TEXAS Anyone who Pretend, for one moment, average ratlng of 17 5 CBS had a 16 7 ratlng and ABC puts ln elght requests ln lt 1S the problem of the a 15 3 For the slx-week prlme-tlme season, NBC leads flve days deserves atten person you most adm1re wlth an 18 0 ratlng to CBS' 16 9 and ABC's 16 2 tlon Herels the column Ask yourself how that A ratlng measures the percentage of the natlon's HOW TO TELL RIGHT FROM person would handle 1t 85 9 mllllon homes wlth televlslon A share measures WRONG 6 Hold up the f1nal the percentage of sets In use 1 Does the course of decls10n to the glar1ng The week's Top 10, In descendlng order, had NBC's actlon you plan to follow llght of publ1C1ty Would "The Cosby Show" wlth a 30 1 ratlng, NBC's "Famlly seem loglcal and reason you want your fam1ly and Tles," CBS' "60 Mlnutes." NBC's "Cheers," CBS' "Dal able? Never m1nd what any fr1ends to know what you las," NBC's "Nlght Court" and ABC's "Dynasty," tled one else has to say Does have done? The dec1s1ons for elghth, and NBC's mOVle "48 Hours" lt make sense to you? If we make 1n the hope that Nlelsen's Bottom 10 lncluded NBC's "Mlsflts of 1t does, 1t 1S probably no one w1ll f1nd out are SClence," CBS' "Twlllght Zone" and ABC's "Rlpley's nght usua lly wrong Belleve It or Not." tled for 55th, followed by a two 2 Does 1t pass the hour eplsode of ABC's "The Love Boat," ABC's "The test of sportsmanshlp? Dear Ann Landers My Inslders." CBS' "Donald Duck's 50th Blrthday Speclal," In other words, lf every boyfrlend and I have a CBS' "Charlle & Co ," CBS' "George Burns Comedy Week." one followed th1S same $20 bet He says the song ABC's mOVle "In the Mldnlght Hour." NBC's "SlIver course of act1on, would that lS sung most often Spoons," ABC's mOVle repeat "Goldflnger," and ABC's the results be benef1c1al In thls country lS our "Hollywood Beat," In last place for a 11? natlonal anthem, "The Of the ABC fallures last week. "Hollywood Beat" 3 Where wlll your Star-Spangled Banner " I and "The Inslders" -- both new shows -- were conslder plan of act10n lead? How say It'S "Rock of Ages" ed poor lmltatlons of NBC's "Mlaml Vlce " "HollywOOd w1ll lt affect others? Who's rlght? -- THE D'S Beat" and the 9-year-old "Love Boat" corne from the What wlll lt do to you? IN DENVER stable of Aaron Spelllng. ABC's favorlte producer 4 Wlll you thlnk well DEAR DIS You're both of yourself when you look wrong It I s "Happy B1 rth back at what you have day to You " Your Indi,idual done? COPYRIGHT NEWS AMERICA Horoscope Downward Trend In Drug Use ===== Fraftces Drake =====::::=:::::=== Shows Signs Of Ending FOR FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8, lq85 ANN ARBOR. Mlch (AP) -- Amerlca's hlgh-school class of '85 may be the end of a flve-year decllne In ARIES at Ion'> are favored now Also, family (Mar 21 to Apr 19) dlscus~lOn" are frUitful teen-age drug use. accordlng to researchers who found Despite obstacles, It s a ddy of SAG ITTARIUS lncreased cocalne use among all senlors except In the accomplishment on the Job Good (Nov 22 to Dec 21) South news comes from afar A friend gives Somp pam"talong research may be Thlrty percent of 16,000 hlgh school senlors sur you some helpful pomter" requITed about a career matter Do TAURUS your duty qllletly now Rapport with veyed natlonwlde last sprlng reported uSlng an llllclt (Apr 20 to May 20) loved ones I" assured Expect good drug In the prevlous month, half uSlng only marlJuana You II weather a few mmor storm" news and half uSlng other lllegal substances, soclal psy to find yourself closer to a loved olle CAPRICORN chologlsts at the Unlverslty of Mlchlgan's Instltute (Del 22 to Jan 1q) today Talk" involving flnanllal for Soclal Research reported Wednesday backing wIll prove sULce",>ful YOllll return a favor to d fflend GEMINI Good finanCial developments should The flgures are one-fourth to one-thlrd lower than (May 21 to.J une 20) be kept to yourself Inwardly, you II In peak years In the ldte 1970s, but about even wlth There II be some interruption" hut feel a boost m ~elf confidence comparable flgures for 1984 AQUARIUS you'll make headway on a Job proJl I t Slxty-one percent of the cldss of '85 admltted try (Jan 20 to Feb 18) from home base Partner~ Me In lng an llllclt drug at some tlme, wlth 40 percent ad agreement about pi ms ExpeLt a <;tlffiulatmg exchange of CANCER Ideas He sure to follow through on mlttlng use of a drug besldes marlJuana That IS al (June 21 to July 22) career de\ elopments Don t take most Identlcal to the class of '84. the researchers finanCldl fI<;k~ Accent conservative Now s the time to stl! k With .i sald tactics creative proJect as major breakth The annual study. "Monltorlng the Future A Con roughs are hkt'ly A t.rlp to a fanuhM PISCES >9Jb haunt brings pleasure for .111 (E'eb IQ to MM 20) .... tlnulng Study of the Llfestyles and Values of Youth." LEO Bl "ure to fulfill comrmtments to lS supported by grants from the government's Natlonal (July 23 to Aug 22) Llo"£' ties A confidential hll~mess tiP Instltute on Drug Abuse (orne., now Be sure to keep .,eLfets Some make major pun hlli>t:", for Cocalne use was up among students of both sexes. the home You and a clo,.,e tie wll! entrusted to vou el1Joy a hohby togethpr Children YOU BOR'I TODAY han the dnve college- and non-college-bound and In all parts of the surprise )OU In ple~"ant wav~ ("dav to be "ucce.. .,ful and can more than country but the South About 80 percent of the sen lars VIRGO hold your OWl" Il1 the busmess world acknowledged the harmful effects of regular use, but (Aug 23 to Sept 22) I .,ually, If rot IT' bu<;me<;s for your only about one-thlrd saw much rlsk In experlmentlng Now you II get dm" n to hU<,lne ...... "f'lf you will tind your~elf m a top regardmg mtellectual worK You II bl executive position You have a strong wlth It bu~y makmg expan"IH' nev. career Will and per..,pveran( e and do be"t III The most wldely used llllClt drug among the stu plan., Kef'p l11()vmg d field WhPH your brdln'" are put to dents contlnued to be marlJuana. wlth 54 percent of LmRA u.,. You haH an o.pan~l\t outlook senlors reportlng they had used It at least once, 41 (Sept 21 to o( t 22) and are \ ('r ... atlle taw Illedlcme You II turn .uur attlntJUI1 to llnhn musIc and Quhtl(" M! "orne of the percent saylng they had used It In the past year. 26 l"hed obhgatJon., todd) l hdnl (., 11 ' fi,ld., that prornl.,( you fulfillment percent In the past month and 5 percent reportlng you II be Interrupted by ... ome eh. f'f \ ou rE' meant to do your own thmg dally use The dally use rate was down from 11 percent md In that [HhltJon will nse to ful new.., VIa phOn< or lett, r In 1978 SCORPIO emlnenl (' Birthday 01 Kathanne (Oct 23 to NO\ 21) Hpphurn 'l( tn s~ A'.illl f), Ion actor Amphetamlnes were second In popularlty, WIth 26 You II ittc"ld to d fl V. .,m III dnd Marg'1rel 1\11(1 hell lIlthor percent of the students reportlng non-medlcal use at obligation,> today HI .11 ,,"tall lit !!ot I © 1985 K ng Fealure~ Syr-dledl!:' Inc some tlme Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY MK 5HAPIR[), IT'5 PM OF THERE U5EP 10 13£ A WT OF ORlJ6 WHY 15 lHl5 mE. N&/GH 0&AL£R5 IN 7HE. 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CLEAN oJT yOUR L1U 1:======___-_--=--_- _-_--~~.::.__-____ ------'------.. ------1 CLASSIFIED PAGE 8. HOURGLASS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1985 OFFICIAL NOTICES BARGAIN HUNTER LOOKING for mIcrowave oven PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES contlnue at stand Call 83235 George Seltz School Frlday. Includlng those for klndergarteners In the afternoon HELP WANTED TINNITUS class FIrst through slxth grades wIll not TEMPORARY PART-TIME TYPISTS NEEDED at the report to school FrIday. Nov 8 Hourglass Should type 50 wpm accurately CAN BE (Superlntendent of Schools) Contact Global Assoclates Personnel offlce, corner Lagoon and NInth. 83388 ATTENTION SCUBA DIVERS The recompresslon PREVENTED chamber IS unavallable untIl approxImately SERVICES OFFERED Jan 11 due to the dry-docklng of the Nep WILL HOUSE- OR TRAILER-SIT whIle you are Most Amencans choose not to tune In accordance wIth KMR RegulatIon enJOYIng your vacatIon Extreme care WIll hear the warnmgs about tmnltus 385-9. Water Safety, sport scuba dlvlng be gIven to your home, plants and pets wlil be lImIted to 30 feet Call RICk, H82087/W82224. leave call-back How nOise-any nOise that IS (Global OperatIons) COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES loud enough that you have to ADULT EDUCATION BETA SIGMA PHI WIll meet Tuesday, Nov 12, raise your vOice to be heard REGISTRATION IS STILL BEING ACCEPTED for 7 30 p m at the home of Peg Hammonds, can cause tmnltus Whether at Kathy Plessman's "Color II" and "Teen Col Qtrs 438B Barbara Brewer's program WIll or Class" scheduled for Nov 23 and feature a talk by Father O'Brlen work or play, Jackhammenng a Dec 30 respectIvely Stop by Adult Ed. city street or drag racing every Room I. George Seltz School. Tuesday. FIRST-GRADE BROWNIE TROOP 7 We WIll have Wednesday. FrIday 8 a m -1 p m or Wednes our meetIng at the usual tIme, 4 45 pm, weekend, the nOise of modern day 3-6 p m to regIster FrIday even though there IS no school Do IIvmg causes tmnltus For more not forget to do a good deed so we can mformatlon wnte RETAIL turn your pIn rIght SIde up' PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS Speclal or Amencan Tmnltus ASSOCiation ders are now beIng taken at the RetaIl Of JOGGERS, RUNNERS, WALKERS The annual KRC fIce between the hours of 8 a m and 5 p m Thanksglvlng predIctIon run, the Turkey POBox 5 Monday through FrIday Last day for order Trot, IS comIng Sunday, Nov 24 Watch the Portland, OR 97207 Ing wlil be Nov 15 Hourglass for detaIls FOR SALE ART GUILD HAS NEW TOLE BOOKS, TOLE BRUSHES, SEWING MACHINE. excellent condItIon Call IS open 10-11 a m Saturday Tf(IIDE 'EM IN FOf( SIINDIILS-- Carol, 81815 NAUI OPEN WATER-I SCUBA COURSE WIll be VHS MOVIES. large selectIon Must sell or taught by Larry Furelgh In December be overweIght Call Larry or Evelyn. 82650 Please attend reqUIred l~-hour orlentatlon $20 & $25 per tape at Adult Pool Sunday. Nov 10, 6 p m At tendance does not oblIgate MIn age, 15 GLASS BALLS, LAWN CHAIRS, BAR STOOLS Clothes hampers, wIcker shelf, and chaIr PIRANHAS AND MAKO SHARKS' Slgn up tonIght Call 82650 durIng SWIm team for the last dual meet of the season The meet WIll be held Nov 16 PCS SALE, TR 628, Frlday 7 a m -5 p m and Saturday 8 a m -noon Mater~lty clothes, 1986 LEGION MEMBERSHIP CARDS are ready CED dISC player, baby thIngs and more Pay your due~ and pIck them up Call R Hetzendorf, 82575, for Info PCS'ING NICE LARGE SCREENED PATIO Carpet u, ed throughout AIr cond LtHlilers Drapes BSA TROOP 314 "ISLANDERS" -- Im 447A NIce extras lall Larry/Evelyn 82650 portant parents meetlng tonIght at the Scout Hut, 7 30 Troop K WIIJIILEIN, M.I. KING-SIZF WATERBED dnd one set of sheets, :ff..tOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 CommIttee needs your support $250 One woman's bl(ycle and one Kwa] bI cycle Call 82613 PLAN TO BE AT THE SECOND ANNUAL KWAJALEIN Shell Show Sunday, Nov 10, 12 30-4 p m UNITED AIRLINES BONUS TICKET round-tnp at the CommunIty Center Tonig h tAt The Movies coach, valId untIl 2/21/86, between cltles Yokwe Yuk - Explorers In contInental U S or hltween rant U S ALL ISLAND CHEFS Why not donate that spe 6 30, 8 30, 12 30 ---- PG and Canada, also ~O! dlscuunt~ to Alaska (lal dISh to the HolIday Lane Nov 23 Tradewinds - MartIn's Dav and HawaII (Y (lac,s), $'150, 8n,u There WIll be a speCIal table wlth your fa 8 00 ------PC vorIte pIzzas, sprlngrolls, honeybread & PCS PATIO SALE, MULTIFAMILY, SATURDAY, more Call In donatIons to Debble, 82475 Tonight On Television Nov 9. Qtrs 228B Household Items, men's. Kwaialein women's and chIldren's clothlng, mIscel FREE HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RESULTS" 4 40 Cenerai HospItal laneous Items 5 25 The Waltons ~************************~ 6 15 CBS ~ews/CNN Sports SIXTY BETA TAPES, $15 each Call after * * 7 10 SOlld Gold 4 30 pm, 82478 * ~ 8 00 Too Close For Comfort * JUST ARRIVED,.. * 8 25 The Cosby Show APPLE TIC COMPUTER W/blllit-in dIsk dnve, * * 8 50 Dyrasty 9-lnch monItor w/stand, ",eLund du,k drIve, * * 9 '.0 "Donner Pass" ]oystl< k, (,)lor TV adapter. AppleWorks : **WOMEN'S ACTIVE WEAR** : 11 20 CNN News/NIghtllne software parkage, F-lS Eagle game A~klng 12 20 Tonlght Show $l,6~0 (all 83~56 AWH * FeaturIng Leotards * Channel 13 * and TIghts * 7 00 MacNeIL/Lehrer News STEREO SYSTEM 60W SANSUI receIver and 8 00 "The H')mefront" speakers, lVC turntahl ... , TEAL tape deck, * * 9 30 Larrl KIng also old FIsher relelver 120W FM Call :* THURSDAY AFTERNOON *: ROI-Namur 82785 after 6 p m 5 2') General HospItal * AT * 6 I () CBS News/CNN Sports BENTWOOD ROCKER lIke-new ((lndltl()n, frnm 7 05 The A-Team SpIegel's c,prlng-c,ummpr ,atalog We ran 7 55 KnIght RIder out of room In traIler AskIng $hO Call 8 4') NIght Court 83365/83344 dunng day or 84~3 PHOTO ENLARGER Phone (athy 84hl3 LEARN THE USED BIKES (CHEAP) i"r VISI rorc; HI Dec Call AI, 82065 METRIC SYSTEM DO YOU HAVE A W(JRKING VACUUM (LEANER that Yl'll no longer need I 1 would llke to huy It A NICKEL = ABOUT 5 grams (or 5 g) Call 82142 after') p m