New Ambassador THERE SEEMS TO BE SOME CONFUSION IN BOGOTA TODAY for Philippines TWO "WINNERS" IN COLOMBIAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION MANILA (UPI) -- Rlchard Murphy arrlved ln Manlla BOGOTA, COLOMBIA (UPI) -- Conservatlve Belisarlo Betancur and llberal Julio Cesar Turbay both declared today to assume hlS new themselves Wlnners today ln Colombia's presldentlal elections. post as Amerlcan Ambassa "I accept thlS beautiful vlctory with pride and humility," Betancur sald at an early mormng news con dor to the Phllipplnes ference when less than 50 percent of the votes had been counted. wlth a declaratlon the Mlnutes later, Turbay, holding his own news conference, said: "I am happy to announce that after closely U.S. has no lntention to havlng followed electlon developments, accordlng to the data we have, we have obtained a signlficant majority "destablllze" the martial over candidate Betancur." law reglme of President The latest returns from the National Election Office, based on little more than one-third of the total vote Ferdlnand E. Marcos. yesterday, gave Turbay a "There lS no lnterest. narrow edge - 48.9 percent no intention. nor has to 47.2 percent for Betan there been any effort cur. The lead shifted whatsoever in any dlrect continuously during early ion from any source to stages of the vote count. destabllize the govern Four other candidates ment of the Philippines, shared the remaining votes. nor wlll there be," Mur Under Colombian law. the phy told newsmen during candldate with the most a brief alrport interview'~~~~---u~r.r.~..-~rro-'mn~~,,~... ~-..~nr.r-,"~~-.~~---m~~~~ votes wins. A majority is Murphy made the s ta te- ..:..VO;;..:[:..;;U....;.ME~1...;;...5 __K_W,,-,A.:..;.JA..:.;;L=E.;;...I N",--,-,AT..:..O:..:;L;....L.<-.' _M_A-:RS;....H_AL=L_IS-:L:;...A_N D'-S.,..<.._MO..;,;;....;.N_DA_Y..:,.. _J;....U_N...;;...E ....;.5..:,.' ....,;1:..;;9..;;...78~_-'N..:..UM_B....;.E"'-R....;;1~08 not needed. ment ln response to a The election was Colom newsman's question on LEBANON PROPOSES SMALL COUNTRIES HAVE: bia's first since expira whether he had heard the tion of a 20-year-old law speech by Presldent Mar that mandated rotatlon of cos last month before An Umbrella Of International Neutrality the presldency between the cadets of the Unlversity liberal and conservatlve of the Phlllpplnes warn UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -- Lebanon proposed today that smaller nations band to partles. The measure was lng agalnst any attempt gether under an umbrella of "lnternatlonal neutrallty" and that the Umted Nations adopted ln 1954 to end a by the U.S. to destablllze take over thelr defense wlth a vastly expanded peace-keeplng force. 30-year period of POlltl hlS government. Lebanese U.N. Ambassador Ghassan Tuenl went before the U.N. Speclal Sesslon cal vlolence. Marcos' warnlng was on Worlc' Dlsarmament to call for an "lnternationally guaranteed .. neutral society" Turbay. 61, a veteran made amldst newspaper ln WhlCh "national armles will remain only as tools of local security." politlcian, was consldered reports that any new U.S. Tueni said that, tra the favorlte ln the race. assistance to the PhlllP dltlonally, neutrallty powerful, for the poor the preoccupation with Betancur, 55, a lawyer plnes would depend on the has been the "privllege agalnst the rlch, for the "a constant search for and economist has served lmprovement of human of a few" - SWltzerland, underdeveloped agalnst more arms." as-labor mlnister and as rlghts ln the country. Sweden, Austrla - but that the overdeveloped, for Australlan Prime ambassador to Spain. Murphy sald the U.S. wlth U.N. help, lt could the peace-lovlng agalnst Minister Malcolm Fraser Both candldates lean does not lmpose any con be expanded around the the aggresslve." sald the llmltatlon of left of center politi dltlons for ltS contlnued globe. Tueni sald Unlted nuclear arms is mandatory ca lly. support of the Phlllpplne For countries wishlng Natlons peace-keeping and volunteered his The election office government and anticlpates to JOln In "lnternational forces assumlng the task country's help ln policing was proceedlng slowly no dlfflcultles ln nego neutrallty," said Tueni, of defense would mean any ban on nuclear test wlth the count and near tlatlons for new U.S. thelr defense "wlll have "natlonal secunty will ing. complete returns were not base agreements. to be assumed by lnter cease belng a natlonal "In Vlew of our geo expected before tonight. natlonal peace-keeping obsesslon" and there graphic position and ex Six Red Brigades forces" commanded by the would be no need for pertise," he said, "Aus Unlted Natlons and that "thlS maSSlve, wasteful tralia would be well Trade Imbalance other U.N. agencies - lnvestment of human and placed to participate in Members Charged soclal, economlC and natural resources ln monltorlng such a treaty Needs Correction ROME (UPI) -- Authorl cultural - would have to arms .•• " by seiswlc means. We WASHINGTON (UPI) - tles formally charged SlX be lncreased. The Lebanese conceded would ObVlously cooper The U.S. will have to members of the Red Brl "Such neutrallty can that "lnternatlonal ate." transfer more of its gades urban guerrllla only be establlshed and neutrallty" is a "novel But Fraser also said wealth to foreign nations gang today wlth plannlng guaranteed by the United polltlcal idea," but he nuclear power for peace to correct a trade lm and carrylng out the kld Natlons ••• (to provlde) lnslsted lt could "in ful purposes "lS essen balance that has swollen napPlng and assasslnatlon lnternatlonal shelter for Ject new life into our tial" in llght of the to a record annual rate of former Premler Aldo the weak agalnst the commum ty" by ha lt 1ng energy crlS1S. of $45 billlon, a Treas Moro. ury Department offlcial Flve of the accused $292,000 IN TWO YEARS GOES TO ANA said today. are already In custody Assistant Treasury and the slxth has been Secretary C. Fred Bergs sought by pollce In con ten also sald the U.S. nectlon wlth Red Brigades BOEING INVOLVED IN JAPANESE KICKBACKS economy is beglnnlng to crlmes Slnce 1972. TOKYO (UPI) -- Boeing Company, of the United States pald a total of $292,207 slow nown, WhlCh will The formal charges to a Japanese alrllne ln 1971 and 1972 ln klckbacks to promote the sale of ltS ease demand for imported were flled by senlor Jetllners, an alrllne executlve sald today. goods. maglstrate Achllle Gal RY01Chl FUJlwara, an advlser and former chlef of All Nippon Alrways' (ANA) Bergsten called for lUCC1, who has been lead buslness control offlce, made the dlsclosure whlle testifYlng ln the $12 milllon aggresslve sales tech- lng the Moro lnvestlga Lockheed trlal at Tokyo Distrlct Court. niques from Amerlcan pro- tlon. It was the flrst tlme in Japan that detalls of Boeing's payments were made ducers and a U.S. govern- Charged wlth consplr publlC. FUJlwara, one of elght defendants on trial in the ANA connection of the ment policy that fosters lng to kldnap Moro, case, said A~A purchased foreign trade. multlple homoclde and the VIETNAM RESPONDS PUBLICLY elght Boelng 727s and "A strong export per- kllllng of Moro were En three 737s ln two years formance lS essential for rlCO Trlaca, 30, Teodoro beglnning in 1971. our own economy and for Spadacclnl, Glovannl Rejects Conditions for Negotiations He said Boeing paid the international po- Lugnlnl, AntonlO Marlnl, BANGKOK (UPI) -- Vletnam today bluntly rejected $129,870 in 1971 and sitlon of the United Gabrlella Marlanl and Cambodla's condltlons for negotlations to end their $162,337 ln 1972 in kick- States," he sald. Trade MarlO Morettl, 32. bloody border war and heaped scorn on the Cambodian backs for ANA's purchases promotion "lS a major Morettl, sought by government as the "black pawn" of Chlna. of the Boelng jets. POllCy objective which pollce as a Red Brlgades Respondlng publlCly He sald the fund was wlll be pursued vlgorous- member Slnce 1972, was for the flrst time to a Vletnam-domlnated Indo transferred through N1S- ly by the Admlnistration." ldentlfled by those ar Cambodlan proposal offer chlna federatlon for the sho-Iwal Company, a It was the broadest rested as the Red Brlgade ed ln a dlplomatlc note next seven months. tradlng flrm and Boeing's statement by any Admlnis prlnt shop's contact man dated May 15, Vletnam Vletnam's officlal sales agent. tratlOn offlClal on trade ln Rome sald, "ThlS lS a note newspaper, Nhan Dan, Appearlng as a wltness Slnce 1976. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WhlCh rejects negotia called the demands for for the prosecution, Fuji; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * & * tlon, contlnues the hos- seven months of peace wara said Boelng agreed FINANCE NEWS * * SURF SUN * tlle POllCY and prolongs before negotlations begin to pay $15,000 per plane * * * AS OF 0001 HOURS 6/5/78 * the confllct." "really ndlculous." when ANA ordered four or * DOW JONES AVERAGES * * WKND R. F. : .05 inch * The Cambodl an note "This is llke a robber fewer planes from the * 30 In. up 16.29 @ 863.83 * * M. TOTAL' .33 lnch * offered to negotiate a demanding the rlght to American company. The * 20 Tr. up 3.51 @ 229.55 * * Y. TOTAL: 45.80 inches * settlement of the border monitor the reactlon of payoff lncreased to * 15 Ut. up 0.30 @ 106.39 * * TOMORROW * war early next year on a householder to decide $25,000 per plane each * 65 St. up 4.45 @ 295.25 * * H. T. 0453 5.8' 1713 4.7' * the condltlon that Viet- whether or not to rob for purchase for 11 or * VOLUME 39,580,000 shares * * L.T. 1117 0.8' 2305 1.0' * nam halt all mllltary hlm agaln," the Hanol more, he said. : Closing Gold: $183.40 * * S.R.0629 5.5.1906 * attacks, spylng, subver- newspaper edltorial said ANA lS Japan's leadlng* Closing Silver: $5.32 * M*R* 0725 M*S* 2013 sion and attempts to of Cambodla's peace pro domestic alrline and has S~E LTSTINGS TN LIBRARY * * * * * * * * * * * * force Cambodla into a posal. been for years. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PAGE 2 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 Solzhenits,n At Harvard Range Operation Ton, Award Winners BOSTON (UPI) -- Exiled Sovlet author A range operatlon lS scheduled for NEW YORK (UPI) -- Llza Mlnnelll won her Alexander Solzhenitsyn lS apparently pre Tuesday, June 6. thl rd Tony award at the annual Broad- parlng to make hlS flrst maJor public In connectlon wlth this operation, way prlze ceremony that named "Da" as the appearance in the Unlted States by de hazard areas wlll eXlst in the ocean wlth best play and "Aln't Mlsbehavln" as the best llvering the commencement address at ln a 200 nautlcal mlle radius of KwaJaleln musical of the 1977-78 season. Harvard University, lt was confinned today. and in the Kwajaleln Atoll north of a llne "On the Twentleth Century," another Mrs. Anne Morgan, presldent of the Joinlng, ~ut not includlng BigeJ and Gea muslcal, won flve Antolnette Perry awards Assoclated Harvard Alumnl, sald the Nobel Islal"ds and south of a line .lOlnlnql, but durlng the natlonally televlsed event at Prlze Wlnner has been lnvlted to deliver not lncludlng Ennublrr and Yabbernohr the Shubert Theater. "Da," an Irlsh drama the commencement address Thursday and Islands. For thlS operatlOn there are by Hugh Leonard, was runnerup wlth four that he has "expressed an interest ln de "take cover" requirements for Enlwetak Tonys and "Al nit Ml sbehavl n" - a revue of II vermg some remarks." Legan and Omelek lslands. Unless speclfl Fats Waller's hlt tunes - captured three. "There lS nothlng ••• no fl rm release cally authorlzed, all personnel asslgned - M1SS Mlnnelll, who appeared in a scene that I can glve you," Mrs. Morgan sald. to duty or llvlng on any of the above from her hl t show, "The Act," was Cl ted "He has expressed an mterest in maklng lslands must elther "take cover" ln an for outstandlng performance by an actress ln some remarks. I can say that. We have approved shelter when dlrected, or re a muslcal. She had won prevlous Tonys for not made anythlng flnal," she sald. maln out of the hazard area between the "Flora, The Red Menace" and a speclal Solzhenltsyn, who now llves in a se- hours of 1630 on Tuesday, June 6 and 0230 Broadway concert engagement ln 1974. cl uded forest area ln Cavendlsh, Vermont, on Wednesday, June 7.' Unless speclfically Alexander Cohen, producer of the 32nd last appeared in publlC durlng the March 1, authorlzed no alr or seacraft wlll enter annual aw~rds show for the League of New 1977 town meetlng of hlS adopted home. or be ln the KwaJaleln Atoll hazard area York Theaters and Producers, told the between the same hours. See the map be audlence, "Broadway lS no longer a natlonal low for the KwaJaleln Atoll hazard area. lnvalld - lt has Just made ltS hlghest A fruitless Oil Search grosslng year ln Amerlcan theater hlstory." ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY (UPI) -- The ---,-~-.---. Contlnental 011 Co. has wlthdrawn lts drlll stem and blt from a well on the Rape Law Unconstitutional outer contlnental shelf, endlng a frult WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Supreme Court less !l3-day search for oi 1 and natural today let stand a rullng that New Hampshlre's gas off New Jersey. statutory rape law lS unconstltutlonal Over the weekend, crew members lowered beause lt punlshed males - but not females - electronlc devices that are expected to for havlng extramarltal sex wlth under-aged brlng back lnformation verlfYlng that partners. Conoco's drllllnq slte on a $17 mllllon The declslon by the 1st U.S. Clrcult tract has proved to be dry, company 'II, Court of Appeals was the flrst by any spokesman Davld Moffitt sald. court ln the country to strlke down a Then the 011 giant wlll evaluate data il----+----i-- statutory rape law on grounds of sex dlS from ltS $4 mllllon dnlling operatlon I. c n ml nat 1on • and those conducted by other 011 companles. I The Supreme Court refused a request by Conoco's 011 rlg, the New Era, reached New Hampshlre that lt reVlew the lower a depth of 12,000 feet late Frlday at ltS court rulmg. slte 77 mlles off Atlantlc Clty. Its actlon sets no natlonal legal pre Leased from the Dlamond M Drllllng Co., Met Roc"et cedent. But lt lS bound to make states Houston, Texas, lt now wlll be turned A meteorologlcal rocket launch oper that stlll have such gender-based laws over to the Gulf 011 Co., WhlCh wlll try ation lS scheduled for Tuesday, June 6. thlnk about revlslng them to avold any its hand ln the race for black gold at a In connectlon wlth thlS operatlon slmllar attack ln the courts. dlfferent tract off New Jersey. hazard areas wlll eXlst ln the ocean and Thomas E. Meloon, then 24, was charged ln on Kwajaleln Island between the aZlmuths 1974 wlth havlng "consensual mtercourse" of 2250 true and 2750 true. The ocean wlth a 13-year-old glrl he met ln Portsmouth. hazard area extends out from KwaJaleln He successfully appealed to federal WORLD NEWS BRIEfS for a dlstance of 50 nautlcal mlles. The courts followlng a New Hampshlre supreme MOUNT PALOMAR, CALIFORNIA CAP) -- An Kwajaleln Island ground hazard area lS court declslon upholdlng hlS convlctlon, earthquake jolted parts of Rlverslde and that contalned wlthln a clrcle havlng a and was freed on ball pendlng flnal actlon San Dlego countles ln Callfornla today 400-foot radlus from the rocket launcher. by the U.S. Supreme Court. but apparently caused no damage. All personnel and craft must stay out of The statute at lssue, replaced ln 1975, The eplcenter of the quake was located the ocean hazard area between the hours made lt a crlme for a male to have sexual at a pOlnt about ten mlles northeast of of 0852 and 1545 or untll the restrlctlon lntercourse wlth a female not hlS wlfe who Mount Palomar. is lifted. The ground hazard area must lS elther unconSClOUS or less than 15 years A spokeswoman for the Selsmologlcal be evacuated not later that 0852 nours. old. Laboratory at the Callfornla Instltute of See the dlagram below showlng the Technology estlmated the t2mblor rated ocean hazard area. about four on the Rlchter scale. Lad, Sues Her fiance *** CINCINNATI, OHIO (UPI) -- A promise, CHICAGO (UPI) -- Jackie Gleason, one of says the lawyer for a woman who lS sUlng Amerlcals top comedlans, underwent open her flance for $100,000 because he allegedly heart surgery Saturday to lmprove the called off thelr engagement. flow of oxygen to hlS heart and correct an "1 1 m a tradltlOnallst," sald James lrregular heartbeat, doctors sald. RlmedlO, attorney for Joyce A Glesler. Gl eason, 62, 1S reported to be 1n "Sure, tlmes change. But what lS a more stable condltlon. at Mlchael Reese Hospltal. serlOUS lnJury - one to your emotlons or *** to your leg? You should stlll have some KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI (UPI) -- Bess recourse for damages." Truman's personal physlclan sald Saturday In a C1Vll SUlt, Ms. Glesler asserts her condltlOn was "not cntlcal" but he flance Danlel Bryson reneged on hlS dld not know how long the former Flrst marrlage proposal after two weeks, a de~ Lady would be hospltallzed. C1Slon the SUlt calls "mallclouS, fraudulent Mrs. Truman, 93, was hospltallzed for ••• and accompanled wlth lnsult." Ms. the second tlme ln SlX weeks Frlday. She Glesler, a dlvorcee wlth three chlldren, lS was llsted ln satisfactory condltlon seeklng $100,000 ln damages and $1,700 she Saturday at Research Medlcal Center. says she loaned Bryson. She also wants a "ThlS lS not a crltlcal condltlon," sald Jury trlal. Dr. Wallace Graham. Graham sald the wldow of Presldent Harry S. Truman was sufferlng from a Vietnam Agrees To Rescue It 'S Not funn, "neuro-muscular" deflclt that lnvolved HONG KONG (UPI) -- Vletnam today STOCKHOLM (UPI) -- A SW1SS man who joked "a dlfflCUlty in the reactlOns of her agreed to permlt a fleet of Chlnese at the alrport as he threw hlS keys lnto muscl es." ShlPS into Vletnamese harbors to rescue h1 S attache case, "I put the bomb here," *** stranded Chlnese but Hanol has lmposed ltS has learned the hard way the Swedes dldn't WASHINGTON CUPI) -- Fonner Sen. Joseph own condltions, the offlclal Vietnam News find 1t very funny. Manuel Montoya, a Democrat who worked hlS Agency (VNA) reported. After hlS Joke at the securlty sectlon way through the polltlcal ranks in New The news agency report monltored here at Arlanda Alrport Frlday the followlng Mexlco and came to natlonal attentlon as sald Vletnamese Vlce Premler Hoang B1Ch happened to 38-year-old Walter Elvedl: a member of the Senate Watergate Commlttpe, Son told Chlna of the agreement in a note --Pollce sealed the departure lounge and dled today, he was 62. handed to Chlnese Ambassador Chen Chl-fang grounded for two hours hlS SAS plane for Montoya had been hospltalized at George ln Hanol today. Copenhagen. town Unlversity Hospltal since early ~ay. Chlna sald last week lt intended to --He was charged ln accordance wlth *** send ShlPS to Halphong and Salgon to Sweden's antl-terrorlst law wlth maklng a WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Supreme Court rescue some of the more than one mllllon false bomb alarm WhlCh could lead to flnes ruled today that when a person is kllled Chlnese remalnlng ln Vletnam. or lmprlSOnment for up to two years, and ln an accldent on the hlgh seas, surVlvors Pro-Peklng newspapers ln Hong Kong he was taken lnto custody. can collect damages only for monetary sald earller today that a fleet of four --In court today he was ordered to remaln losses, not for such thlngs as loss of ships would go to Vletnam for the evacu ln Stockholrr untll further notlce. love and affectlon. atlon ln the "next Week." MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 PAGE 3 Case Vs. Bell by W~ll~am F. Buckley, Jr. The most important early primary of the year is be1ng fought 1n New Jersey between the incumbent Republican Senator Cl1fford Case, 74. and -- the challenger -- Jeffrey Bell. Clifford Case. llke Jacob Jav1ts and Charles Mathias, 1S one of those endur1ng polit1cal anomalies. a Republican who votes Democratic on most 1ssues (he 1S 11sted by the ADA as among the most 111beral" sena tors in either party). Jeff Bell. at 34. 1S a conservative who notw1thstand1ng his youth, 1S a finished student of politics. The Full D1sclosure Laws reqU1re me to reveal that once upon a time Jeff Bell used to work for me. at Nat~onal Rev~ew. He was about 19. tak1ng a summer Job wh1le a student at Columbia Un1ver Slty where he wrote. already w1th Styl1St1c dist1nct10n. for the student press. arguing the alternat1ve to tax and tax. spend and spend. elect and elect. In those days he had not fully grown 1nto h1S lanky frame. and the exertions of our small off1ce sometimes overtook him as, Slt ting over h1S desk. he fondled all the political minut1ae Wh1Ch made h1m 1n due course so knowledgable as to catch the eye of Richard N1xon and Ronald Reagan. both of whom used him as a speech writer. He was. 1n those days. stor1ng up the energy which he now stocks so abundantly. Indeed. one of his senior colleagues at Nat~onal Rev~ew, on one exasperated occaS10n formed a Comm1ttee to Get Jeff Bell Mov1ng Aga1n. which a week later he mod1fied 1nto a Comm1ttee to Get Jeff Bell Moving. Well. move he has, through Columb1a. V1etnam. Sacramento. Wash1ngton. New Jersey. And. perhaps. on to the Senate where he most certa1nly belongs. If elected, he would arr1ve there at about the same age as John Kennedy and R1chard Nixon. Another Energy Solution Meanwhile there 1S the problem of Senator Case. by Art Buchwald Candidate Bell has sent to the Republican voters of New Jersey Ben Blumberg, Power Systems Program Manager 1n Sunnyvale. a 11St of measures on Wh1Ch he and Case are disagreed. They serve Cal1forn1a. has a solution to the energy problem that should be neatly to separate the predispositions of the aging liberal. and followed up. those of an energetic conservat1ve. Mr. Blumberg wants to supply the entire country with pedal Bell backs the Kemp-Roth b111 to cut taxes by 30 percent across machines. sim11ar to stat10nary b1cycles. and have Amer1cans pro the board. to st1mulate investment and employment. He favors ad duce the1r own power wh11e they are d01ng someth1ng else. just1ng federal tax tables for inflation. to do away w1th the He says. "A 150-pound person walk1ng up a flight of steps 1n sllent tax increase known as "bracket creep." He would restore the 10 seconds produces power at the rate of 200 watts. A person death penalty for premed1tated murder, bU11d the B-1 bomber. deploy can eas11y produce the same amount of energy r1d1ng a b1cycle. the neutron bomb. seek equality with the USSR at the SALT talks. II If each pers on 1n the Um ted States was gl ven a pedal Bell opposes Case-sponsored measures, putt1ng ten mill10n add1- mach1ne connected to a generator, the total energy output would t10nal Amer1cans on the welfare rolls (FAP). prov1d1ng free food equal 40 nuclear power plants. stamps for college and enact1ng the Humphrey-Hawk1ns B111. "Operat10n of these mach1 nes for Just four hours a day woul d Bell 1S much taken by the propos1tion increas1ngly associated save 100 m11110n barrels of oil burned to generate electr1c1ty w1th Republ1can Congressman Jack Kemp of New York. who 1n elect10n each year. after elect10n 1S returned by higher and h1gher maJor1t1es in a "S 1nce everyone over 14 years old would be gett1ng one 1t 1abor d1 str1 ct. wou 1d on ly cos t the government $10 a mach 1ne. II The Kemp-Bell approach 1S encapsulated 1n two propos1t10ns Mr. Blumberg advocates putt1ng mach1nes 1n schools, where Wh1Ch everyone should commit to memory. They are: 1) When you tax ch11dren could generate the1r own electr1city wh11e they were someth1n9, there 1S 901n9 to be less of that th1n9 in the future. learning. The machines would replace desks and the ch11dren 2. When you SUbs1dize someth1n9, there is 90in9 to be more of that would be gett1ng much-needed exerC1se from Wh1Ch they would all th1ng in the future. Thus, as we tax work, sav1ngs, investment. benef1 t. growth, and commerce. there 1S less of all these 1ngredients v1tal Local. state and federal employees would also be requ1red to growth and prosper1ty. By the same token. subsidiz1ng welfare. to generate electr1c1ty wh11e checking out forms, and wh1te-col unemployment. and debt has the effect of increas1ng those unhappy lar workers 1n the pr1vate sector would have to produce the1r cond1tions. own heat and a1r cond1t10n1ng before they could have the1r f1rst Bell 1S, to be sure. a conservative. But he has done the coffee break. th1nk1ng necessary to come over as a pol1t1c1an who does not lean The Blumberg Energy Plan would also 1nclude the housew1fe. on cl1ches. preferring to analyze and evaluate the accret10ns of W1th a few slmple changes 1n the des1gn of ovens, a homemaker yesterday's 1deology--the ideology of bigger and bigger government) could cook meals wh11e tak1ng her exerC1ses. By el1m1nat1ng more and more taxation--recogniz1ng that the mood of a nation. heat loss from an oven. a f1ve-pound roast could be cooked still young. st1ll dynam1c, is ready to go forward w1th Jeff Sell. med1um rare 1n about two hours after preheat1ng the oven. If the housew1fe wanted to go to a mOV1e she could, of course, pedal faster. HOW TO WRITE CONGRESS Blumberg advocates a plan whereby each fam1ly would be FORT RILEY (ARNEWS) -- Surprisingly. approximately 90 percent solely respons1ble for the amount of energy 1t produced. Every of Amer1cans never exercise their const1tut1onal r1ght of wr1t1ng one's meter would be set to zero as soon as they rece1ved the1r to the Congress1onal representatives. A letter can have a great pedal mach1nes. impact on a pol1tic1an. After all. the const1tuent ,casts the vote If they produced more electr1city than they needed Ca family and pays the leg1s1ator's salary. of four who pedaled every n1ght while watching telev1s1on could The follow1ng are suggest10ns that w1ll make the Congress1onal eas1ly do 1t). the government would buy the excess energy from letter more effective: them and sell'lt to someone who didn't want to pedal that week. (A) Address the letter properly: Hon ••• , House Off1ce BU11d Th1S would be an 1ncent1ve for famil1es who would llke to earn ing. Wash1ngton. D.C. 20515; or Senator •••• Senate Off1ce Build1ng. extra spend1ng money wh1le d01ng something together. Wash1n9ton. D.C. 20510. Blumberg 1S aware that this would not fulf1ll all the energy (B) Ident1fy yourself. It w1ll increase the 1mpact of the needs of the country, but he feels that if everybody receiv1ng letter 1f you describe yourself as a const1tuent. voter. taxpayer. unemployment insurance 1S requ1red to pedal f1ve hours a day be sold1er, or active c1t1zen. fore collect1ng the1r checks. 1t w1ll take care of most of the (C) Ident1fy the b1ll or issue. Be as spec1f1c as possible. 1ndustr1al needs of the country. There are about 20,000 bills introduced in each Congress. Use the "We waste two-th1rds of our present fuel when we burn 1t for correct b111 number 1f known or describe 1t by the popular t1tle. electr1city now. But pedal-produced energy. Wh1Ch goes directly (D) Wr1te the letter while there is still t1me to take act1on. 1nto a generator, is 97 percent eff1c1ent. It 1S clean energy (E) Be conC1se and to the point. Even though many issues are produced by one's own persp1rat10n, and 1t is cheap energy Slnce complex. arguments stand a better chance of being read 1f they 1t doesn't requ1re costly equ1pment and repa1rs." are br1 ef. Blumberg knows he w1ll face Oppos1t10n from the lobbyists and (F) A personal letter is far more convincing than a form let and fuel companies who could lose 1f Americans go for h1S plan. ter or a signature on a petit1on. But he is prepared to fight for 1t anyway. (G) GlVe reasons for your beliefs. "Vote aga1nst H.R. 100. "Once people d1scover they can make theu own electr1c1ty I'm bitterly opposed." doesn't help much. 1nstead of bUY1ng 1t from someone else, they w1ll demand their (H) If you have expert or personal knowledge. share 1t. pedal mach1nes and the Department of Energy w111 have to supply (I) Don't demand an early comm1tment. On major issues there them. A whole new industry will be born, and th1S nat1on, Wh1Ch are usually two sides. When all the facts are in. a congressman has gone soft phys1cally and mentally, w1ll soon have a popula may want to change h1S viewpo1nt. t10n of men and women and ch11dren w1th the strongest legs 1n Members of Congress want to hear the1r constituents' 1deas. the world." and they are open to suggest1ons. Wr1te and let them know how you feel. LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE COURTESY OF THE FORT RILEY POST PAGE 4 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 Kills En;oy Annual George Seitz Playllay PHOTO LAYOUT BY SHARON BECHTOLD PHOTOS BY TERRY ELLIOTT, KENTRON PHOTO LAB
Jeff Johnson g~ves the rope a
M~chelle Yurkov~ch g~ves a nughty heave-ho ~n the T~ffany R~chardson groans The three-legged-race ~s really supposed to be recent playday at the R~chardson F~eld. ~n pa~n. run stand~ng up, boys.
Denn~s Eastman and D~rk Onosak~ try to keep C~ndy Burnsteel and K~m Bass are mak~ng Br~an Marks and Dan God~c~ head~ng for the the~r balance ~n the three-legged-race. good t~me at the playday races. f~n~sh l~ne ~n the three-legged-race. MONDAY, JUNE 5,1978 PAGE 5 Your Individual MOVIES ANN Horoscope TONIGHT RICHARDSON--SKATEBOARD------PG ==== Frances Drake====~;;;:..;;;~= IVEY HALL---6:30 - THE BOY WHO LOVED LANDERS FOR 11JESDA Y, JUNE 6, 1978 HORSES------G What kmd of day will rolhng br18kly Better take 8:30 - THE CHAMPION OF tomorrow be'l To find out what another look for ludden Oaws, DEATH------R - the stars say, read the forecast anytlung that could mean tune, YOKWE YUK---CLOSED DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just heard a fas- given for your birth Sign energy lost TRADEWINDS--CLOSED cinating program on the radio. Unfortun SAGITfARIUS _~ --"A TUESDAY ately. I tuned ln too late to catch the =21 to Apr 20) 'V';:!t (Nov 23 to Dec 21) J('~ RICHARDSON--CLOSED identity of the person speaking, but he You may get some unusual An origmal twlst or a new ideas, but not the opportunity to method could brighten routine, IVEY HALL---SKATEBOARD------PG came up with some interestlng facts that present them unmedlately Be but don't go to extremes and YOKWE YUK---ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE lid like to pass a10nQ. content to walt for a while, attempt the b1zarre ANYMORE------PG First: It is not true that women are don't try to get ahead of CAPRICORN ~ TRADEWINDS--THE CHAMPION OF DEATH------R worse drivers than men. Thelr safety yourself (Dec 22 to Jan 20) VJ \trf record lS better -- up untl1 the age of TAURUS ~~ You may possibly have to set 65. Then they are about even. (Apr 21 to May 21) VII'(W" 8Slde certam personal desires TELEVISION GUIDE Flfty per cent of all fatal accidents Whatever your plans, take 10 order to show your abilities In into account new trends and the best hght The effort you are alcohol-related. condltions, and change your make 10 tlus regard Will payoff, The best drivers ln the world are the maneuvers to fit the current however KwaJalem .. ROI-Namur Swedes. The Japanese come ln second. sltuabon. Tled for third place are the Amerlcans AQUARIUS _~ &t~ to June 21) Jl~ (Jan 21 to Feb 19)::=~ TONIGHT ON KWAJALEIN and the British. The booby prize goes Espec1ally favored now Present everytlung 10 your 3:30 BOBBY VINTON to the Itallans. They are the worst. conferences, IDIlkiDl! plans for thorough, affable manner, thus 3:55 BODY BUDDIES The French are not much better. the future, pursuits Wh1Ch you will W1D POlOts and olltWlt 4:20 SESAME STREET In the Unlted States, the poorest stimulate the lOtellect Aviation the competibon Do your best 5:45 BUTCH CASSIDY urterests also under benign but don't undertake the drivers are physiclans -- and among them, unreasonable 6:10 GENERAL HOSPITAL psychlatrists have 25% more crackups than lnfluences CANCER ~ L.,..4. PISCES )( ({;;;v 6:45 STARS SALUTE ISRAEL AT 30 surgeons. The best drlvers are laborers. (June 22 to July 23) V'~ (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ~ 8'35 BOB HOPE SALUTES BING CROSBY Why? Nobody seems to know. -- I Never If cons1dering a new Both regular work and new 10:20 SHIELDS & YARNELL Ride If I Can Walk. propos1tion, study carefully, ventures favored Returns from 10:45 THE TONIGHT SHOW past efforts md1cated very soon DEAR NEVER: Your s~gnature was also regardless of who WlSbes to hurry tlnngs through V1ew Whatever you do well will have TUESDAY good advu:e. offerings Wlth an eye to the long-range value 2:00 6:30 GENERAL HOSPITAL Walk~ng ~s not only health~er than future 2'35 7:05 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES rld~ng, 1t 1S also safer. And ~n the YOU BORN TODAY are 3'00 7:30 CAN YOU TOP THIS? same vein, your chances for surv1val are ~ 24 to Aug 23) 4~ endowed With great versaWity 3'30 8:00 BARNEY MILLER greater If you travel by alr than by car. Hold off ezpansion of ae and actlVlty - hallmarks of the tIv1ties unbl you make sure you Genuruan - and those of you 4:00 8:30 MAUDE (That last statement should be espec1ally are Within safe lumts, and can whose blrthdate this is are most 4'30 9:00 SHIRLEY BASSEY noted by the wh~te-knuckle crowd.) handle the "extras" Without typ1cal of your Slgn You are 5'30 10:00 BIONIC WOMAN Thanks for the f~ll-ln. desertmg prlDl8ry lOterests 10nately energet1c, conC1se, VIRGO II't\ \A skillful and always effecbve 10 DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I unload my pet (Aug 24 to Sept 23) ny ~ your endeavors The duahty of TONIGHT ON ROI NAMUR grlpe on you? I speak for thousands of Favorable Mercury 10- the "twms," who symbolize this fluences stlIDulate your sector of the zodlac, 18 best 3:00 8:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL secretanes across the land. It's the mgenwty Managmg present expressed 10 your personality - 3'35 8'35 BARNEY MILLER telephone manners of people who call the situabons cleverly Will be WlSel" hghthearted and an lOterestlng 4:05 9:05 MAUDE boss. than reachlOg for "better conversabonahst usually, but 4:35 9:35 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Some of the callers phone several times prospects," however contemplative and even moody 5:30 10'30 BIONIC WOMAN a day. They start off wlth, "Is HE LmRA l"""t at others You have a great love (Sept 24 to Oct 23) ~Il) IB of people and travel, and could 6:30 11'30 BARNABY JONES ul~here there?1I or lS HE?II or "May I talk Better than usual advantages, succeed 10 any field wluch takes TUESDAY to HIM?" but more than usual effort you afar and lOvolves deahng 6:00 ALL IN THE FAMILY Although they know us well they never asked, too Some past 10- With the pubhc You could also 6:30 WHAT'S HAPPENING ask, "How are you?" or call us by name. vestment of money or tune make a success of the law, the 7:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL Of course we get no "P1ease tl or "Thank begms to pay, lOVest more for theater, art, Ilterature or 7'35 STARS SALUTE ISRAEL AT 30 you. II the future mUS1C Blrthdate of John A SCORPIO .... ~_ Roebhng, engmeer (deslgller of 9'20 BOB HOPE SALUTES BING CROSBY How do we deal wlth such people? - (Oct 24 to Nov 22) "V f'Ik"" the Brooklyn Br1dge), Pierre 4:00 11'15 SHIELDS & YARNELL Hired Hands. You may think you have Corneille, French dramabst, 4:30 11:45 THE TONIGHT SHOW DEAR HANDS: Noth~ng accentuates rude somethlOJ{ under control, Tony Curbs, f1lm star ness like courtesy. Put extra honey ~n your VOlce and pour ~t on. DID YOU KNOW -- ? When asked, MIS HE there?H reply, AT WIT'S END "Good BtOrning, ------, Yes, Mr. J 1S Chl1dren of mldgets are usually of ber. I'll put you through rlght away. normal slze 1 by ERMA BOMBECK One moment. please. u Chr1stopher Andersen has Just wrltten a EVen the dullest clod w~ll catch on There are about 5,000 languages ln book advanc1ng a theory live always be- -- eventually. the wor1 d! 11eved ln -- your name can make you a Wln ner or a loser. DEAR ANN LANDERS: This letter ;s for Apple clder vlnegar lS an excellent It I S true. I never knew a "Glnger" who "Frothing In Fresno, I, who objected to antlseptlc. wasn't born wlth pompom hands, a "Ruth" cards that include the names of family who d1dn 't lron tennls shoe tongues, or an pets along with the chlldren. Fingernal1s grow faster than toenalls! "E1v1ra" who dldn 't sm11e without a plece It is apparent that "Frothlng" does of splnach wrapped around her front tooth. not have a pet, doesn't l1ke pets, and Sure enough, 1n Andersen's book, liThe is envious of people who enjoy them. THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN S CLUB Name Game," Glnger means "cute," Ruth means Friends frequently send my cat, Minerva "earth mother" and E1 Vl ra trans1 ates to cards and gifts on her blrthday and on aIordlSlIl! clnllltu ,All "drab and slow." holldayS. Relatives always lnqUlre about ;Island ~sd,u Most people hate thelr names. They're her and extend ~reetlngs when they phone. 10 11 ~ artfurll mrs always pronounc1ng them, spe111ng them, Mlnerva received a letter from the explain1ng them, defendlng them or changlng daughter of a former President of the them. Can you imaglne a man tall ln the United States, a note from the secretary ~onortng saddle wlth a patch over one eye ho1dlng of a U.S. Senator wrltten on behalf of relns 1n his teeth and guns b1azlng from filS awn cat, and many cards from people both hands by the name of Marlon Morrlson? of high station. Some days Mlnerva gets WhlCh lS probably why Marlon Morrlson be more mall than I do. on ~undal!' Jlunr 11, 1978 came John Wayne. I hope "Frothing's" fnends quit send I always felt Erma was a fat name and lng cards and letters. She doesn't de ~8nl!an ~oom, llokfur iuk aIlub, ~rom 3 - 5 pm rated ln popu1arlty rlght under Popeye and serve a word. -- Minerva's Granma. Iod1ne. It probably shaped my destlny be DEAR GRAMHA: I hope Froth1ng sees Island Informal R S V P By Noon June 8 cause wlth a name 11ke Erma, you have to your letter and ~s properly cbastened. KMR W8l419 Ruth Owens laugh flrst and loudest. Glven a cholce, She's got some nerve knocklng a fam1ly Global H83630-W83357 Dorothy McAfee I would have preferred to be named Astrld pet. Take tbat and that and that, you Kentron H82469-W83774 Sara Shelby (LUSC10US). But I dldn ' t have the th1ghs old mean~e! MZC 82310 Rose Hanson for lt -- not even at blrth. * * * * * * MDAC 82467 Colleen Edmonds How dlfferent thlngs mlght have been Love 1S more than one set of glands GE 82215 Ida Dueker 1f I had been named Astrld. I would never calling to another. If you have trouble TRW 83648 Madel~ne Sharples have been intlmldated by everyone else 1n making a dlst1nction you need Annis book- CDC 82778 DorlS Suslch my nelghborhood with a nlckname. Surely 1et, IILove or Sex and How to Tell the Dif 82687 Patt~ Fox they would have thought of somethlng better ference. II Send a long. self-addressed, TBE 82243 Mar~on St~nson than what I got -- liThe Mound." stamped envelope and 50¢ in coin to; MIT/LL 82388 Peggy Sudbury It was wlth some reluctance that I turned ANN LANDERS RCA 82670 Jo Caskey to flnd what connotatlon my name really had P.O. BOX 11995 Sylvan~a 82514 Corky Balser ln Andersen's book. On page lSI, there lt CHICAGO, ILL. 60611 was: Erma sexy but listless. •
Pkf'E 6 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 'C' Division Championship Agony Of Defeat Bullets Tie Series The Meck Ralders played themselves lnto LANDOVER. MARYLAND (UPI) -- Bob Dandrldqe a tle for the "C" D1Vlsion Men's Mountain scored nlne points and Elvln Hayes eight ball on Frlday wlth a 16-8 win over the during a declslve thlrd perlod yesterday to Sun Devlls I. The Raiders and the Bench lead the Washington Bullets to a 117-82 V1C warmers finished the season with identical tory over the Seattle SuperSonics, evenlng 7-3 records, followed by the Sun Devlls I the National Basketball Assoclation Champlon wlth 6-4. ShlP series at three games apiece. Benchwarmers coach Joe Neurauter In The seventh and deciding game wlll be formed the Special Services offlce on Frl played Wednesday night at the Seattle Center day morning that hlS team roster had been Coliseum where the Sonics have won 22 stralght reduced to eight players because of long games. standlng travel commltments. As a result, The Bullets were in total command of the Benchwarmers withdrew from the Champlon game SlX after the first quarter. They led ShlP serles scheduled to begln today. 47-35 at halftime and 84-61 after three As the next best team ln the dlvlslon, quarters. the Sun Devils I wlll meet the Meck Ralders E1Vln Hayes led the Bullets wlth 21 ln a three game champlonshlp serles which pOlnts while Bob Dandrldge and Mltch Kupchak wlll begin on Wednesday on Dally Field. had 19 aplece. Guard Charles Johnson chlpped in wlth 17 points, nlne ln the second quarter when the Bullets started to break away. Mountainball P'ayoff Schedu'e Freddle Brown led the Sonlcs wlth 17 TOnltt pOlnts and Gus Wllllams had 16. Bran on - 5:15 Da Team vs Retreads Game #1 The Sonics crept to wlthln nine points at Tuesday 57-48, wlth eight minutes left in the thlrd Brandon - 5:15 Da Team vs Retreads Game #2 quarter but Dandrlge scored three stralght Dally - 5:15 Spartans vs Medlcare baskets and added two foul shots. Then Hayes (H &H - bye to series) Kelly Brewer of the Sun Dev~ls II crosses added three more baskets and Dandrldge had Wednesday f~rst base, too late, as Dan Lancaster of another foul shot to put the Bullets up by Brandon - 5:15 Da Team vs Retreads Game #3 the Pushovers makes the out. 20, at 72-52, wlth four mlnutes left ln the (If necessary) Photo by Larry Allen penod. Dally - 5: 15 Sun Devlls I vs Meck Raiders Seattle never threatened the rest of the (Game #1) Mountainball Action way. Thursday by G~no M~o Brandon - 5:15 H &H vs Winner of Spartans The Retreads downed Da Team 5-4 yes vs Medlcare terday on Brandon Field in a "sneak pre Wor'd CUp Soccer Dally - 5:15 Sun Devils vs Meck Raiders vlew" of the best-of-three champlonshlp CORDOBA. ARGENTINA (UPI) -- Scottish (Game #2) series which beglns today. The Retreads manager Ally MacLeod, trYlng to put a brave dld lt the hard way, coming from behlnd ln face on Saturday's unexpected 3-1 defeat Mountainball Standings the bottom of the seventh lnning to score agalnst Peru, said Sunday the Scots could FINAL SEASON STANDINGS flve runs and cllnch a victory WhlCh cer stlll quallfy for the second round of the "A" Dl Vl Sl on Wins Losses tainly will give them a big burst ln to World Cup final. Da Team -ro- 2 day's serles opener. "It has happened 1n the past. Other Retreads 9 3 teams have lost the flrst game and gone on to Pago Pago 7 5 In other games on Brandon, 10-4 edged quallfy," he sald. "But lt lS now all or Drifters 5 7 the Grunts 5-4 and the Stlffs beat the nothlng," he added as the Scots prepared Panama Red 5 7 On fters 6-1. themselves mentaliy for the remaining Group 4 Riders 4 8 matches against Iran and Holland. Stiffs 3 9 The Snake Plt rallled for a momentary In connectlon wlth Saturday's match, gllmpse of glory yesterday. Behlnd the Scottlsh left-winger Willie Johnston was "B" Divlslon biggest and nOlsest crowd of the season banlshed from the World Soccer Cup today and Medicare 9 2 Slnce the Aussies left town. The Plt banned from playing for Scotland for life for Spartans 9 2 forced H &H to come from behlnd ln the taklng stimulants before Saturday's game wlth H & H 9 2 seventh lnning to cllnch a must Wln game. Peru, Ernle Walker, Secretary of the Scottish Brothers All 8 3 The three way tle for flrst place ln Football Assoclatlon. announced. 10-4 8 3 the "B" D1V1Slon wlll be resolved as fol Oly's 6 5 lows: Grunts 5 6 1. Representatlves of the three teams Golf Action Leftouts 5 6 Medlcare, Spartans and H & H met for an CHARLOTtE, NORTH CAROLINA (UPI) --_ Andy Warnors 4 7 odd-man-out fllP of the COln. The Wlnner Bean made three blrdies and an eagle over hlS RCA 2 9 of the COln fllP, H &H. drew a bye lnto flrst five noles Sunday andiWent on to flnish Meck Rex 1 10 the Champlonshlp playoffs. wlth a 66 for a 72-hole total of 15-under-par Snake Pit 0 11 2. The remalnlng two teams, Spartans 273 and a five-stroke victory ln the Kemper and Medicare, wlll play each other on Tues Open. "C" DlVision day. The Wlnner advanclng to the play The Wln, the second of Bean's three-year Benchwarmers 7 3 offs. career, gave hlm $60.000--the biggest check Meck Raiders 7 3 of hlS career--and pushed his earnings for Sun Devlls I 6 4 The Spartans made lt lnto the three-way the year to more than $137,000. It put hlm Sun Devll s II 5 5 tie wlth a big come from behlnd vlctory flfth on the Professlonal Golfers Assoclatlon Pushovers 5 5 over the Brothers All. Todd Melroy capped money IlSt. Wl zards 0 10 a six run rally wlth a three run homer ln the slxth lnning that put the Spartans out TORONTO (UPI) -- Joanne Carner won the front to stay. LPGA Classlc yesterday by firlng a course High Rollers record 9-under-par round en route to a tour In bowling action over the weekend In other games on Dally Field lt was nament total of 278, 14-under par. Steve Kapuakela rolled a 235 high game and H &H over the Snake Plt 13-11 and the Her score of 64 was also the best round a 586 hlgh serles on the Frlday Nlght Flve. Warrlors downed the Oly's 7-5. on tour so far thlS year. It was her best John Lundahl rolled a 572 second high career round and wlped out the course record senes. Poo' And Beach Hours set on openlng day by Beth Stone, who finish ed at 295, 3-over-par. On the Sunday Ehukal Mlxed league DEPENDENTS' POOL HOURS for June 1st to Gayle hoberts rolled a 181 hlgh game and August 1st ~xcept holldays lS as follows: Vi'as Beats Ashe Henry Cabasag converted the 6-7-10 Spllt. MONDAY - THURSDAY 0830 - 0930 - Adult free SWlm unsuperVlsed PARIS (UPI) -- Defending Champlon GUll Clyde O'Dowd rolled a 216 game on the 1230 - 1800 - Llfeguard on duty lermo Vilas of Argentina put an end to Amer STP "B" League. FRIDAY ican veteran Arthur Ashe's hopes 6-2, 6-2, Closed 6-2 today and qualified for the quarterfinals KGA Handicaps SATURDAY and SUNDAY of the $400,000 French Open Tennis Tournament. 0930 - 1800 - Lifeguard on duty D1Ck Stockton of the Unlted States cruis The KGA cards will be picked up next ed through the fourth round wlth a 7-6, 6-1, on June 17 and the July KGA handicaps wlll EMON BEACH 6-3 win over West Germany's Rolf Gehrlng and be posted on June 24. The next plck-up MONDAY - FRIDAY Manuel Orantes of Spaln outplayed Amerlcan after that wlll be on July 30 and the 1230 - 1800- - lifeguard on duty Tlm Gulllkson 6-3, 7-6, 7-6. handlcaps for August wlll be posted on SATURDAY and SUNDAY In the women's slngles, No. 13 seed August 5. 0930 - 1800 - Lifequard on duty Firoella Bonlcelll of Uruguay gal ned the Persons who will be away on vacation quarterflnals with a 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 Wln over or TOY for more than 30 days should make a List n T AFRS- F r SPOTts Pam Teeguarden of the Unlted States. note to that effect on thelr handicap card Seattle SuperSonlcs vs Washlngton Bullets Vllas, who lS seeded No.2 behlnd Swe ln the Club House. Game #7 Wednesday at 1 :00 pm den's Bjorn Borg stopped Ashe ln 95 minutes. ." MONDAY JUNE 5 1978 7
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/£T M~ S£T IT UP F They'll Do It Every Time LADI~S USED TO SHE THINKS MAKE COFF~E FOR THE THE FIRE pfPT _ BRAVE FIRE LADDIES IS AN ~MPLO,{- __",--"NOT MRS MOX£'f MENT AGENCY o FOR CUT-RATE HAND'fMEN - Q., p p H A G A R PAGE 8 .------:.:.:;:1-MONDAY,-....:- JUNE---- 5, 1978-- FOR SALE (FOUND CONTINUED) ..:.,j .. 0",.0 ______. OVER 50 PIECES OF SYRACUSE CHINA, $25. Call SOCCER BALL AT RICHARDSON SOCCER FIELD. Th. HourG/o .. II pubh.h.d by G/obol A .. oC/o'•• Mondoy 84507 after 3:30 pm. 108/2t Call 82553 to ldentlfy. through Friday at th. drrecflon of th. Command." Kwa,a'.," M,lS". Ran"., Marshall Islands, under contract DASG PRE-PACKOUT SALE - Tomorrow, June 6 at Tr- WOMEN'S WATCH at the raquetball court #1. 60-75-C-000I Th. Y'.W' ond op,n,ons ..pr .... d ,n ,h. 543. Selllng Kltchen Maglclan, bowllng ball Call 82614 and ldentlfy. 106/3t new.paper are no' neeeua,,'y 'hose of ,h. Department 01 t". clock, punch bowl, GE AM/FM clock radlo; 8 Army TIlls newspaper, an uno",clal pub'teof,on au,ltorlzed qt. thermos Jug; clothlng; Brownle unlform und.r 'h. prOYII,on. of con'roct DASG60-75-C-00QI, sz.10~, Hawallan qUlltlng supplles, Chlld's WANTED IS ,eproduced by offs.t prlntln" toy box w/book shelves; 15 gal. aquarlum, 11th GRADEMATH BOOK- advanced algebra and alr pump, fllter; toys and books; T-ball trlgonometry. Wlsh to buy or borrow. Call Communlca"on. should h. addr... ed '0 'h. HourGlass, stand, basketball, bats; ladies long dresse~ 82104 and ask for Heldl. 108/3t 80x 1733, APO Son FronclSco, Cohforn,o 96555 or by household ltems; tableclothes, bedspreads col/,nl/ 8-3539 and (Hollday Falr) craft magazlnes.108/2t FULL SIZE MATTRESS - Call 77545 weekdays from 7 am to 3 pm and ask for Bill. 108/3t Materia'. app.arln" 1ft 'h. HourG'a.. may not he KENMORE FRONT-LOADING DISHWASHER, with a reprlnt.d Without th. approval of th. Command.r, Iewa,a'.1ft chopplng board top, $50. I have complete UNDERWATER HOUSING FOR KONICA C-35 CA~1ERA. MIS"I. lonl/. AI/ Won' Ad. ond nohc •• "'us, b. subm,tt.d parts llSt. Call 82469 after 5 pm or see Call 82673. 108/3t on GA Form 8028 48 wor.,n" hours prror '0 puhhca"on at 204-A. 108/2t "ROSE COLORED" Samsonite luagage pleces. JIM WATT, Ed,'or ONE PAIR OF GOOD BOWLING SHOES, SZ. 6~ - GE Show-n Tell phono/vlewer and a large also one palr of good tennlS shoes. Call mounted coconut crab. Call 82669. 106/2t PAT CATALDO, A .. oC/o'. Ed,'or, Ray at 84233 after 6 pm. 108/2t SHAION BECHTOLD, Spor's, SANDIA LLOYD, TyplS' PATIO SALE - All day today Monday, June 50 GIVE AWAY 1------I am selllng a stereo set ln good LOVABLE, FFI'ALE, GREEN EYED CAT neec's a YYWC KWAJ-E~EYE EXCHANGE will be sponsor condltlon, $75, two stereo sets for Chlld home. She lS Just 2-years-old, house lng cooking demonstratlons every Wednes- ren's room, $20 ea, portable typewrlter, tralned and spayed. Must flnd a home be day for 6 weeks at the home of Anna Gorskl $25, stemware and odds and ends of teen fore PCS date June 7 Call 84569 after 6 Poplel, 438-A from 9'30 to 3:00 pm. (g1\"l's) clothlng, some sz. 12. See at pm or 99455 before 4 pm. 108/3t 489-A. 107/2t COME AND ENJOY THE LORD WITH US! Charls matic Prayer meetlng and Blble Study every LADIES NEW, WHITE SNEAKERS, 7M, $5, 1adles COMMUNITY NOTICES Tuesday evening at 7 pm. 403-E 108/2t whlte sandals, 8M, $6; whlte wood wlndow V.F.W.POST 10268 regular monthly meetlng box wlth succulents, $3, Chrlstmas tree wlll be Thursday, June 8 at 7 pm at the EMON LODGE NO. 179 F & AM wlll hold a 11 ghts, 1arge, outdoor, 11 ke new, 40 ft. YY Club. All new members who have not speclal communlcatlon tonlght, June 5. long, two stnngs at $3 ea. 'My Double' been sworn-in are requested to attend. All Fellowcraft Masons are lnvlted to dress form, see Ward SIS cat., 1978 pg. 283 attend. Bus serVlce wlll be provlded at $42.99, selllng for $25. Approx. 50 to 60 YY CLUB DAILY SPECIALS the usual stops and tlme. 107/3t lbs. peat moss, $4. Call 83588 after 10 am MON CLOSED TUE BEEF TENDERLOIN BROCHETTE 5.50 PRESCHOOL STORY TIME will be held Tues AIR CONDITIONER, 19,000 BTU, $1750 Large WED BEEF WELLINGTON 5.75 day, June 6 at 10 am at Grace Sherwood chopper blke, needs work and a new seat, THU STUFFED CORNISH HEN 6.00 Llbrary. 108/lto $15. Call 82516. 107/2t FRI SHRIMP CURRY 5.50 SAT STUFFED PORK CHOP 6.00 ART GUILD - Island resldents and GUlld KENMORE DISHWASHER, almost new wlth chop SUN ROAST TURKEY & DRESSING 4.75 members are lnvlted to a Student Art plng block top and lS a power mlser. $150. Show and Soclal Hour, Tuesday, June 6 at Call 82516. 107/2t FOUND PROPERTY- The belo\"' llsted found 7:30 pm at the Art GUlld Bldg. 1051. property lS in custody of the Securlty Members are urged to attend the short METAL FOLDING TABLE, $12; golf bag and cart Department. Owners may clalm the ltems buslness meetlng to elect new board $10 ; candles, bathroom scale, $4; steel upon ldentlflcation. All ltems not clalm offlcers, preceedlng the Soclal Hour. book case, $2; corrugated cardboard table, ed wlthln 30 days from date of publlcatlon $3, floral bedspread, $12; Chlldren's Gold~ of thlS notlce wlll be sold at publlC AVIATIOl-ALOHA PARTY for Mert and Lee en Book lllustrated dlctlonary, $6; cork~ auctlon. Owners may clalm these ltems ln Allen 1"1,11 be Saturday, June 10 at 7 pm board, $3, green flberglass drapes, $2; out the Securlty Offlce on the flrst floor of at the YY Club. For tlckets contact door vlnyl shade, $3; tlle mlrror, $1 and the KwaJaleln Alr Termlnal (82134l Bob Drake 83386/83524, N1Ck Custer 81522, wooden storage box, $8. Call 82788. 107/2t 9 pro eyeglasses/3 cases Bob Blalr 82168 or Kay Brydges 82143. 1 camera lenslw/case 2 palrs of sandals Tickets are $12/per person for a lobster PATIO SALE - Saturday, June 3, from 9 am 2 flashllghts 1 lnfant back-pack and prlme nb dlnner wlth Wlne, (hosted to 4 pm at 424-B. Selllng clothing for 1 handkerchief 1 walkle-talkle bar). 108/2t boys (sz. 8-1O-12); ladles long dresses, 3 purses 1 camera SZ. 9-10 and men's clothlng (34"). Also 4 sets of keys 1 pro of shorts RECENT GRADUATES AND THEIR PARENTS - The selllng sheets and plllow cases and odds 1 lndlvldual key 1 beanle cap HourGlass has extra coples of the May and ends. 107/2t 4 watches 1 sack of clothlng 30 editlon ln WhlCh the graduatlng class 1 roll exposed fllm 1 lronlng board was featured. Come by the HourGlass for JVC THREE IN ONE MUSIC CENTER - MF 1845R 1 pocket knife 2 wooden statues your copies. $300. Four-months-old and expandlng my 1 rlng 1 pro swim flns system. Call Pete at 81365 or 82754. 107/2 1 baseball glove 2 necktles 1 small padlock 2 boxes of nalls TENNIS SOCIAL TIME - There's stlll tlme LOST 1 plug-ln outlet 1 palr of safety to slgn up for the KwaJ TennlS Club com 1 can of palnt shoes petltive soclal. Sunday, June 11. To re ~JAKEMAN DIVE WATCH, wlth a blue band. Lost 1 sweater 1 can of soil con- gister as a player or Substltute call at the basketball or tennls court. Please A quantlty of dunnage dltloner Hattle Thurman at 82580. 107/3t call 82812. 108/3t 1umber Numerous canned goods and baby care CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND DEN MOTHERS ALL OF MY STAINLESS STEEL SOUP SPOONS got products 108/3t don't forget the plcnlc/committee meetlng left at the MDAC DPS potluck on 5/21/78. at Emon Beach, tonlqht at 6 :30. If you have If you have any at home wlth you please NMA SEMINARS not been contacted to brlna a dish call Jan call Ann at 82673. 108/3t "Names and Faces" A1 Pn ce wlll be the Marks, 84486. If you are interested ln dlSCUSSlon leader - Room 201, Hlgh school hel plng next years Scoutlng program please MAN'S GOLD RING wlth a blue star saphlre 6 30 - 8:30 om-June 8, 15, and 22. come. 107/3t Jewel. If you flnd thlS nng, call Larry "TransactlOnal Analysls" - Work Management at 83564 or 82721. A reward lS offered. Conference Room, Bldg. 1759, 6:30 -8:30 EXECUTIVE BOARD of the Women's Protestant pm, June 6, 13, 20,27 and July 11 and 18 Chapel FellowshlP wlll meet at 7'30 pm on RAY-BAN SUN GLASSES lost 5/28/78 at the (total of SlX meetlngs}. Tuesday June f at the home of Carllyn Aden, Golf Course - Reward - Call 83368/84504. "What Managers Do" Ron Logan wlll be the 478-A. 107/3t dlScusslon leader - Work Management Con LADIES YELLOW GOLD SEIKO WATCH, left at ference Room, Bldg. 1759, 6:30 - 8:30 pm. JUNE 4-10 HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED "MANAGEMENT the Paddle Ball Courts, 5/30/78. Call Wl" start In August. Call to enroll. WEEK" BY KMR COMMANDER COL. E.A. VAN NETTA. 81421/83691. 106/3t IN RECOGNITION OF BUSINESS WEEK, THE YY ALL V.F.W. MEMBERS are lnvlted to an In CLUB WILL FEATURE A LUNCHEON,FRIDAY, JUNE formal no-host bar "Happy Hour" muster at 9 AT 11:30. ATTENTION SECRETARIES: ThlS FOUND the YY Club on Frlday, June 9 at 6 pm for lS an opportunity to take your boss to PLEASE CALL 82516 lf you left servlng the purpose of biddlng "Bon Voyage" to lunch. Call 83409/83419 for reservatlons. dlshes at the "Toast" party after Gradu Colonel Van Netta. Guests are welcome. atlon or plck up at 405-A before June 14. NEWCOMERS COFFEE for new arrivals sponsored REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN students by the YY Women's Cl ub wlll be held 11ednes BLUE TERRY-CLOTH HAT and a palr of sun for the 1978-79 School Year lS currently day, June 7 at the home of Jane Afrlcano, glasses at Rod and Gun Club loadlng room. underway at George Seltz School durlng 210-A from 9:30 to 10:30 am. All newcomers Call Warren at 81660 or 83123 to ldentlfy. regular offlce hours from 7:30 am to 4'30 are invlted to attend and flnd out more pm, Mon-Fri. To be eliglble, prospective about your new home. For more lnformatlon YELLOW BEACH TOWEL at MDAC potluck. Call students must be flve years old by Dec. call 83474. 107/3t 82673. 107/3t 31, 1978, Proof of date of birth must be presented at the tlme of reglstratlon. THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT BOARD MEETING ZIPPO LIGHTER at Emon Beach. Call 82553. 108/2t wlll be June 7 at 12:45 at Tr-943. 107/3t