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VOLUME XXIII, NO 31 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986

Extortion Letter Found MORE STATES BAN TYLENOL SAl ES By MARLENE AIG Assoclated Press Wrlter today on the "CBS Mornlng News " Gutman, a spokeSMan for John­ The government and the maker son & Johnson, sald today lt WHITE PLAINS, N Y More of Tylenol warned consumers na­ was not known lf the two bot­ states banned sales of Tylenol tlonwlde to avold capsules of tles were ever stored In the capsules today after a second the palnk~ller same place ta~nted bottle was conf~rmed, The second bottle came from As of today, New York, Mas and pol~ce found an extort~on the shelves of a Woolworth's sachusetts, Florlda, Indlana, letter demandlng $2 mlll~on but store ln the New York Clty sub­ Rhode Island, Callfornla and sa~d ~t dld not appear to be dl­ urb of Bronxvllle, about two Ill~nOlS had banned the sale rectly related to one death blocks from an A&P food store of Tylenol capsules, and W~s­ blamed on po~soned capsules that was the source of talnted consln's order lS forthcomlng The cyan~de ~n both bottles capsules taken by Dlane Els­ Pollce sa~d today dn extor­ was chem~cally ~dent~cal, ~ndl­ roth, 23, who dled last weekend, tl0n letter -- apparently bo­ cat~ng ~t came from a s~ngle authorltles sald gus -- clalmlng respon~lblll­ source, Dr Frank Young, com­ The second bottle apparently ty for Elsroth's death and PRESIDENTS' /MY 1986 m~ss~oner of the federal Food was manufactured at a dlfferent demand~ng $2 ml1l1on was and Drug Adm~n~strat~on, sa~d plant than the flrst But James found durlng an arrest Bishops Denounce Fraud Guardsmen Guilty Of Slaying Americans By ANNIE CABRERA Tally Shows Marcos Taking Lead Assoclated Press Wrlter Thelr murders were I1nked to rlghtlst deat~ squads. By RICHARD PYLE The country's ~nfluent~al Assoclated Press Wrlter SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador WhlCh were most act~ve here Cathol~c B~shops Conference Two former natl0nal guardsmen early In the 6-year-old war MANILA, Ph~l~pp~nes -- Pres­ sa~d ~n a statement read to were found gu~lty of homlclde ~dent Ferd~nand E Marcos took Journal~sts that desp~te w~de­ late Thursday ln the 1981 shoot­ Duvalier Formally a v~rtually ~nsurmountable lead spread d~senfranchlsement of ~ng deaths of two Amerlcan land­ over challenger Corazon Aqu~no voters, vote-buy~ng, tamper~ng reform experts and a Salvadoran today ~n the off~c~al elect~on w~th returns and v~olence, ~t whlle they sat In a hotel cof­ Asks France tally as the country's Roman was "morally certaln that the fee shop Cathol~c b~shops cla~med the people's real w~ll for change A flve-member Jury dellber­ For Asylum vot~ng was marred by unparallel­ has been man~fested " ated nearly three hours before By JEFFREY ULBRICH ed fraud Asked lf the statement was reachlng ltS verdlct The trlal Assoclated Press Wrlter The Nat~onal Assembly, wh~ch meant to declare Aqulno the began Thursday mornlng conducts the only blndlng tally w~nner, B1Shop Franclsco Claver Santlago Gomez Gonzalez and TALLOIRES, FriIllL -- Depos­ of the Feb 7 electlon results, sald "It does not make a Judg­ Jose Dlmas Valle confessed to ed Haltlan dlctafnr ean­ sa~d w~th 97 percent of the ment on that The statement the klillngs after they were Claude Duvaller on IhLrsday votes tabulated Marcos had says the mandate for change lS arrested ln 1982, but the case offlclally requested thdt 10,184,710, or 53 8 percent, to very clear You make up your has been mlred ~n legal pro­ France g~ve hlM and In:o famlly Aqu~no's 8,731,999, or 46 2 per­ own mlnd what that change cesses Both were corporals ln refugee status and asylum. ac­ cent means " the natlonal guard, WhlCh per­ cordlng to a copy of a tele­ Aqu~no could overturn Marcos' The blShops also dld not say forms mliltary and pollce du­ gram dlstrlbuted to reporters lead only ~f she rece~ved the who they thought was responsl­ tles Jean Tlssenat owner of the ballots of nearly all 1 6 m~l­ ble for the vote fraud Mark Davld Pearlman of Se­ luxury Hotel de T 'Abbave In l~on reg~stered voters ~n the About 50 of the country's attle, Wash, Mlchael P Ham­ thls eastern town on the areas st~ll uncounted The as­ ~ore than 100 Cathollc blShops mer of Potomac, Md , and Ro­ French Alps where Duvaller has sembly adjourned for the day met for two days under the dl­ dolfo Vlera were shot down been staYlng SlIlce he fled and was to resume count~ng Sat­ rectlon of Cardlnal Rlcardo Vl­ Jan 3, 1981 Haltl Feb 7, gave reporters urday dal before lssulng the state­ The Amerlcans were advlslng coples of the telegram Aqulno already clalms to ment, WhlCh lS to be read Sun­ the government on a controver­ Duvaller, 34, sent the have won the slx-year pres~den­ day In churches natlonwlde slal land-reform program that telegram to the prefect of the cy and accuses the assembly, B~shop Federlco Escaler sald took thousands of acres from Haute SaVOle department. the where Marcos' New Soclety Move­ he thought Marcos would be wealthy famliles for dlstrlbu­ local county where [allolres ment Party holds a two-th~rds "bolilng mad" over the church tl0n to poor peasants Vlera lS located maJor~ty, and the government's statement, WhlCh he sald was headed the Agrarlan Reform In­ The French government has Commlss~on on Electlons of try­ the strongest and most POlltl­ stltute, wh~ch was overseelng Sdld Duvaller cOdld only stay ~ng to wrest v~ctory from her cal In recent church hlstory the project In the countl) I'IP Jrarl1y BI~ck Smoke At liftoff Indicates Troubles May Have Begun Then By HOWARD BENEDICT Assoclated Press Wrlter tl0n contlnued to focus on the posslble rupture of a seal ln CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla a rlng that JOlns two of the Photographs of a puzzllng puff r~ght booster's four sectl0ns of black smoke between Challeng­ The commlSS10n, headed by er's r~ght SOlld rocket boost­ former Secretary of State W~l­ er and fuel tank lndlcate the llam P Rogers, today began lll-fated shutcle probably was tourlng facliltles at the Ken­ In trouble the moment lt left nedy Space Center, lncludlng the launch pad, Natl0nal Aero­ Challenger's launch pad, a naut~cs and Space Admlnlstra­ bUlldlng where shuttle wreckage tlon offlclals say from the Atlantlc lS belng col­ The pres~dentlal commlss~on lected, and an assembly bUlld­ lnvest~gatlng the Jan 28 ex­ ~ng where the SOlld boosters plos~on that kliled Challeng­ and fuel tank are attached to er's seven crew members re­ the shuttle vlewed fllm, vldeotapes and The members also ~nspected st~ll photos of the smoke the three remalnlng shuttles Thursday, and the eVldence was ln the fleet, Columbla, D1S­ released to reporters hours covery and AtlantlS NASA gave later the go-ahead Thursday for work­ A huge column of smoke blllows over the northern Utah desert Addltlonal examlnatl0n of ers to resume processlng on all near Corlnne last May durlng a test flrlng of a SOlld rocket fll~ was planned today as the three so they could be ready booster englne by the manufacturer, Morton Thlokol A preslden­ commlSSlon was concludlng two for fllght whenever a go-ahead tlal commlSSlon lnvestlgatlng the exploslon of the space shut­ days of closed-door hearlngs lS glven to resume shuttle mlS­ tle Challenger asked NASA to produce all lnternal documents at thlS space port. scene of Slons deallng wlth problems on the booster seals followlng a publlSh­ the worst tragedy ln the U S The smoke plume appears to ed report that some documents contalned warnlngs of potentlal space program The lnVeStlga- be about 4 to 5 feet hlgh seal fallure (AP Laserphoto) o AROUND ISLAND PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 Worship Services CATHOLIC Saturday Mass (Antlclpated) 5 15 pm, Island Memorlal Chapel Sunday Masses 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel 9 15 am, Island Memorlal Chapel 11 15 am, ROl-Namur Communlty Center Monday-Frlday Masses 10 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Confesslons Saturday, 4 30-5 pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Also ln the chaplaln's offlce, call 82116 beforehand, and ln Tr 835, call 84535 beforehand CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday worshlp lS held at 9 a m ln Room 20, George Seltz School Vlsltors are wel­ come For more lnformatlon, call 83569 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Servlces are held ln Room 18, George Seltz School Prlesthood meetlng lS at 8, Sunday school at 9, sacrament serVlces are at 10, and the Rellef Soclety meets at 11 a m Vlsltors are welcome For more lnfor­ matlon, contact Mark Hanson, 82285 How To Make A Really Sweet Valentine SerVlces on ROl-Namur are held at 8 a m Thelma Reyla gave her daughter's foods class a lesson In Valentlne's Day cake dec­ ln the ROl-Namur Communlty Center Call Len oratlng Tuesday at KwaJaleln Junlor-Senlor Hlgh School Teacher Glnny Cook sald It Cooper, 99660, for lnformatlon, and Rlchard was the flrst tlme the students arrlved early for a class Smlth, 99467, for transportatlon Plctured clockwlse from left are Reyla, Cathrlne Wlehe, Sara Ball, Amy Reyla, Les­ PROTESTANT lle Shoemaker, Cook, Marle Stlnnett, Shana Lum, Chrlstlne Glarratano and Kara Pen­ Sunday mornlng worshlp serVlces wlll be nlngton The glrls put lnto practlce In Wednesday's class what they learned Tuesday, held at 8 and 11 at the Island Memorla1 and hopefully some of thelr famllles wlll get speclal Valentlne's Day cakes, Cook Chapel Chaplaln Robert Johnson wlll preach sald (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) the sermon tltled "Jesus, Tempted Just As We Are," based on Luke 4 1-13 Speclal mUS1C wlll be provlded by the Chapel Cholr slnglng the "42nd Psalm" at Presidents' Day Holiday Hours the 11 o'clock serVlce Sunday school classes for all ages are ACTIVITY HOURS ACTIVITY HOURS held at the George Seltz School at 9 30 AFRTS 9 a m -m1dnlght Maln Snack Bar 9 a m -8 30 p m a m Adults are present to ass 1St newcomers Bank of Hawa11 Closed Golf Course Snack Bar 7 30 a m -7 30p m ln flndlng thelr classrooms Bowl1ng Center 10 a m -8 p m Emon Beach Snack Bar 11 a m -3 30 p m The Sunday afternoon worshlp service on Adult Pool Buddy system Snack Wagon Closed ROl-Namur wlll be held at 4 30 ln the Com­ Fam11y Pool* 11 a m -6 p m Rlchardson Snack Bar Closed munlty Center and wlll be led by Chaplaln Emon Beach* L1feguard on duty Yokwe Yuk Club Food 5-10 p m Todd LaBute 11 a m -6 p m Yokwe Yuk Club Bar 1-11 p m Gospel serVlce wlll be held Sunday eve­ Coral Sands Beach Buddy system Oceanvlew Food 5-10 p m nlng at 7 ln the chapel JOln us for an In­ Gear Locker 10 a m -noon/ Oceanvlew Bar 4-11 p m formal tlme of song and worshlp 1-6 p m Paclflc Dlnlng Room Hobby Shop Closed Breakfast 5-9 a m Hourglass No publ1cat10n Brunch 10 a m -12 30 p m Llbrary 1-6 p m DlJlner 4-7 p m Lunch At The Yokwe Yuk Club MOV1es Regular schedule Startlng 18 February 1986, the YYC wl11 Mar1na* 8 a m -6 p m be servll1g lunch fran 11 00 am to 1 00 pn Teen Center Closed funday thru Fnday Spec1al Svcs Photo Lab Noon-6 p m

Dally menus wl11 offer a Soup & Salad Bar All reta11 fac111t1es, to 1nclude Macy's, Macy's West, Surfway, Barber Shop, for $3 75, a Hot or Cold SandwlCh Wlth a Beauty Shop, Laundry and TV Repa1r Shop, wlll be closed Monday, Feb 17, wlth the Cup of Soup and cholce of Cole Slaw, exceptlon of Ten-Ten, Wh1Ch w1ll operate under normal hours Potato Salad or MacarOnl Salad for $4 25 * The buddy system shall be 1n effect when no llfeguard 1S on duty ** The Small Boat Mar1na w1ll be closed for malntenance Feb 18 and 19 Beverages wl11 be aval1able at addltlonal charge Do You Know? Water Outages Helght 1n feet of basket r1ng ln bas­ TUESDAY, FEB 18 10 a m -4 pm, north ketball 10 lsland outage all lndustr1al, BQs, PDR, Blrthday of the U S Army June 14, Lunch wl11 be hous1ng, clubs, schools 1775 Self-Serve fran WEDNESDAY, FEB 19 7 a m -6 pm, Fa­ the Buffet Llne c111t1es 1008, 1009, 1010 and 1074 YOKWE YUK CLUB ll1 the Dlnll1g THURSDAY, FEB 20 7 a m -6 pm, Fa­ Rt.:x::rn c1l1ty 1060, MPS-36, Coral Sands pav1l10n, V£LteYJ..tU1e.6 Vay 14 Feb~y 1986 Next ~veeks MENU Hydroponlc Garden, Range Safety Center 1011 Sandwlch and Soup Cholces FRIDAY, FEB 21 7 a m -6 pm, TASA Fac1l1ty 1310, FPQ-19 'I\lesday, 18 February SATURDAY, FEB 22 7 a m -6 pm, Power Hot - New York Steak Plant No 2, KMR Photo Lab, Facl11t1es Cold - Open-Face Turkey Breast 1026 and 1027 Soup - Cream of Chlcken or Chlcken RJ..ce Worth repeat1ng "The world 1S full of w1ll1ng people Some wlillng to work, the Wednesday, 19 February rest w1ll1ng to let them " -- Robert Frost Hot - French D1P Cold - Ham & SwlSS on Rye Come oVeJl, ftelax and enjoy OUJt .6peual Soup - Cream of Mushroon or pupu extJtavaganza and m~~e F~day 6ftom Beef RJ..ce SATURDAY 5-7 p m A6teJl ftela~ng 60ft a 6ew hou1t.6 danee to the ~eo 6ftom 9 u~ ~d~ght Thursday, 20 February AT Hot - Rueben SatUJtday - VMeo mlU>~e Cold - Pocket Plta, 61tOm 9 p m (Cream Cheese, RalSll1S, Herbs & Ollves) un;tt.t ~d~g ht Soup - Cream of Broccoll Vegetable Sunday - Mov~e ~me CHILDREN'S DEPT. at 2 and Fnday, 21 February 7 p m Hot - Cod BOYS' & GIRLS' Cold - Chlcken Salad **KWAJALEIN T- SHIRTS** TI.1e.6day - TaeO/PHza Soup - Chowder or ~ght, 6Jtee Vegetable Beef SIZES 6-14 pup~ 6Jtom Weekly rrenus wl11 be advertlsed 5-7 p m

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Brady's People Death and the end of innocence --iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_by James BradY;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-

It had all become so routlne, TV sets to watch thelr school­ and Werner von Braun, two men about space any more, nothlng these extraordlnary rocket teacher soarlng toward the who spanned vlrtually the hlS­ amuslng or thrlillng or wonder­ ShlPS carrylng men lnto space stars tory of fllght, and when the ful There lS Just an emptlneSS, And now suddenly lt was no Instead, on llve televlslon, Eagle landed, a natlon reJolced a sorrow, a sense of loss longer llke drlvlng the statlon they saw her dle I thought of that the morn­ The astronauts always knew wagon down to the supermarket In the beglnnlng, we under­ lng when the news came about that Men llke Llndbergh would or a buslness fllght to Denver stood about the rlsks Gus GrlS­ Challenger, remembered meetlng have understood It was only Seven people are dead and once sam and hlS crew dled rlght some of the astronauts Back the rest of us, the clvlllans, more the black vOld of space there on the pad, lnclnerated then they were all men, small, earthbound and pedestrlan, who looms out there, hostlle and Apollo 13 nearly dldn't make lt neat, self-possessed, men wlth, were lulled by success, only dangerous and capable of klll­ back Thlngs happen very fast as Tom Wolfe would put lt, "the the Sophlstlcates and the cyn­ lng ln space exploratlon, the mar­ rlght stuff " They were test lCS who found the whole bUS1- The mornlng's papers, on the gln for error lS measured ln pllots and naval aVlators and ness Sllghtly borlng newsstand before launch tlme, mlcroseconds, ln thousandths of Marlnes and SClentlsts and you The flags have been lowered had relegated the shuttle to a mlillmeter But for so long felt back then that they had to and the black boxes are belng the lnslde pages It had become lt had all gone so well, we be, that to rlde a rocket lnto probed New safeguards wlll be ho hum, lt was no longer news were lulled space you had to be speclal wrltten lnto the program and The storles dealt wlth delay, I was at the 1969 launch of Later on It wasn't so spe­ eventually another Shlp WIll go wlth balky doors and wlnd con­ the ShIp that would land Arm­ clal A senator went up and a up That IS the way we are, the dltlons and whether a Florlda strong on the moon It was an congressman People tIttered way we have to be We wlll con­ cold snap would push the launch eerle feellng that week ln Flor­ and made Jokes about polltl­ tlnue to fly toward heaven be­ back yet another day lda, a carnlval atmosphere of Clans dOIng anythlng for a vote cause, as Mallory sald of Ever­ The SClentlsts were stlll cock tall partles and celebra­ We sent clvlllans up and for­ est, ''It lS there" congratulatlng themselves for tlon and here were these guys e1gners and Just the other day I only wlsh thobe klds those startllng photos of Ura­ gOlng off lnto a cold, allen NASA advertlsed for a Journal- hadn't seen thelr teacher dle nus And there were cute, fea­ place where no man had ever 1St to go along Even Walter reachlng for the stars ture storles about a bunch of gone, and from WhlCh at least Cronklte volunteered school klds up ln New Hampshlre some feared they mlght never re­ Even a schoolteacher Copynght 1986 who would be slttlng around the turn Col Llndbergh was there, There lS nothlng lnnocent K1ng Features Synd1cate Inc PETER WEAVER: MIND YOUR MONEY $$$

ter schools are now harder than The tUltlon cost Out-of­ the IRS also acts as a "spotter" The college crunch ever to get lnto Clearly, more state -- $1,350 per year, In­ for locatlng defaulters who parents are seeklng admlsslon your money, your sanity state (after one year's reSl­ have moved away from orlglnal for thelr offsprlng at the most dence) -- only $100 per vear addresses Mlillons of Amerlcan parents, ellte, prestlglous lnstltutlons Amazlng thelr sons and daughters, As soon as a name and Soclal they can flnd -- or that money For more lnformatlon, get af­ Securlty number come ln on a frlends and relatlves are on can buy " ter your gUldance counselor or tax return and lt matches a edge rl.gh t now So, they're rals1ng the prlc­ wrlte The Amerlcan ASSOCIatIon name on the default Ilst -- bln­ Why? Because they're gOlng es and the admlsslon walls to of Communlty Colleges, SUlte go You're spotted and the lend­ through lnltlal -- or flnal -­ the most prestlglous lnstltu­ 410, 1 Dupont CIrcle, N W , er can go after you ln court to stages of The College Crunch tlons whlle hundreds, even thou­ Washlngton, D C 20036 attach your wages If a hlgh-school senlor 1S sands of other colleges and unl­ Your best bet lS to get ln lnvolved, then the anx1ety lS versltles have open doors, bet­ Q&A touch wlth the orlglnal lender runnlng hlgh for those who ter prlces and, ln most cases, Q I'm expect1ng a refund and work out a payment program haven't got a commltment from outstandIng facultles and facll­ when I f1le my tax return I al­ Llke any other credltor, the thelr "flrst cholce" for admls­ ltleb so owe back payments on my stu­ student-loan people are usually Slon next fall "There lS no shortage ot dent loan Someone sa1d the gov­ wlillng to work out someth1ng If they have already got a openIngs In good (lesser-known) ernment doesn't glve tax re­ you can afford commltment, perhaps lt'S not schools ln the US," says Edel­ funds to people who have de­ * * * thelr flrst cholce or there's stan, explalnlng that many of faulted or are beh1nd on stu­ Q We are cons1der1ng bUY1ng llngerlng anxlety about lt be­ them have smaller classes, more dent-loan payments Is th1S a small, one-bedroom condom1n1- lng the "rlght cholce " personal attentlon and top­ true? What 1f you're only a few um on the resale market The And then there's the "flnan­ notch professors months beh1nd? N N , P1ttsburgh one we have 1n m1nd 1S 1n a clal frlghts " How much lS lt ASlde from the many four­ A Accordlng to the Debt Col­ bU1ld1ng that 1S 15 years old gOlng to cost? Thousands upon year colleges and unlversltles, lectlon SerVlce at the Depart­ How can we f1nd out about thousands of dollars some par­ parents and students are ad­ ment of Educatlon, the Internal the cond1t1on of the plumb1ng, ents are told And the scramble VIsed to check out the natlon's Revenue Servlce can go after roof, sW1mmlng pool, w1r1ng and for loans, scholarshlps, work communlty colleges taxpayers who have defaulted on all those thlng~ that m1ght programs beglns For example, lf you wanted student loans have problems? A L G , Los An­ The trouble wlth all thlS to eventually go Into actlng, If you're Just a few months geles angst lS -- lt need not happen drama, product lon, set deslgn­ behlnd, they won't meddle wlth A CondomInIums are governed There are ways of dodglng the lng, everythlng to do WIth the your refund by aSSOCIatIons run by the unlt admlsslons Jltters and the fl­ theater, WhlCh are the best For someone who has default­ owners Reports are made on the nanclal fears bets among the colleges and unl­ ed, however, the IRS can wlth­ bUIldIng condltlon, repalrs cur­ Flrst off, lf you're straln­ versltles? hold on your current refund, rent and future, and how much lng to get lnto a top, top, blg­ If you plcked Yale, you pIck­ and future refunds, untll your lt mIght add to the monthly con­ name college or unlverslty, lS ed well But, try to get ln debt has been pald off wlth all do fee lt really worth all the fuss, And, try to ralse the money to penaltles and lnterest Talk wlth some resldents who the fear of fallure, the ex­ pay for lt For example, lf you owe are offIcers of the assoclatlon pense? How about Allan Hancock Col­ $1,500 on a student loan and You should get a full report on Martln Edelston, edltor and lege -- or Pasadena CommunIty have gone lnto default because condltlons Also, talk WIth publlsher of the newsletter Bot­ College? These Callfornla com­ of mlsslng too many monthly pay­ reSIdents who are not offlcers tom Llne -- Personal, explalns munIty colleges are closely as­ ments, and you have $500 comlng to bee how well the assoclatlon the mlsleadlng marketplace socIated wlth two of the fInest, to you ln a refund, you wlll management IS worklng "Desplte the fact that the full-tIme theaters ln the coun­ get a form denotlng zero refund total number of college-age try The students are totally Besldes actlng as a debt col­ Copyn ght 1986 chlldren has decl1ned, the bet- Involved In the productlons lector by wlthholdlng refunds, K1ng Features Synd1cate Inc

The KwaJaleln Hourglass IS an unoffICIal publIcatIon authorIzed under the prOVISIons of AR 360-81 It IS publIshed by Global ASSOCIates Monday through frIday (excludIng holIdays) at the dIrectIon of the commandIng offIcer U S Army KwaJaleln MISSIle Range Marshall CommandIng Off,cer Islands, under contract DASG60-82-C-0063 Th,S IS an orfset publIcatIon WIth a dally Col WIllIam A SpIn PublIC AffaIrs OffIcer Pat RobbIns CIrculatIon of 1,950 The VIews and opInIons expressed hereIn are not necessarIly those EdItor of the Department of the Army CommunIcatIons should be addressed to the Hourglass P 0 Courtney Danko Local News/Feature WrIter Ruth Horne Box 23 APO San franCISCO 96555 or call 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) MaterIals appearIng Copy Edltor, CIrculatIon In the Hourglass may not be reprInted WIthout the approval of the commandIng offIcer Jeanne VIncent SportswrIter U S Army KwaJaleln MISSIle Range All want ads and notIces must be submItted on GA Form John Lee 8028 R-4 by 12 30 p m the work,ng day prIor to publIcatIon o WORLD/LOCAL NEWS PAGe 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 Dissident Leader Pink-Slipped lacocca Vows To u.S., Soviet Union Under House Arrest Continue Campaign For Lady Liberty Sign Commercial By EDWARD MILLER AP Auto Wn ter I dld thlS for my mother and A· I· A In South Korea my dad," the 61-year-old auto Ir Ine greement SEOUL, South Korea (AP) HIGHLAND PARK, MICh -- Lee execut~ve sa~d H~s parents By BARRY SCHWEID A~des sa~d oppos~t~on leader Iacocca, no stranger to belng lmmlgrated to th~s country AP D 1 t W t 1 P oma 1 C n er K~m Young-sam was put under fIred, vowed to contInue flght­ f rom I ta 1 y house arrest today, Jo~n~ng Ing commerclallzatl0n of the In Wash~ngton, Hodel re­ WASHINGTON -- The Unlted another major oppos~t~on f~gure Statue of Llberty and Eills Is­ pIled, "I have tr~ed to pre­ States and the Sovlet Unlon, conf~ned to h~s home a day and land on behalf of hlS lmml- serve and protect Mr Iacocca's ln a step toward reconcllla­ a half earl~er ~n a government grant parents and donors to the cred~blilty (but) I don't tlon, formally agreed Thursday crackdown on a dr~ve for d~rect suddenly controverslal restora­ belIeve anybody owns the POS1- to resume dlrect commercIal pres~dent~al elect~ons tIon project tlon of chalrman of a commlS- fllghts between the two coun­ Pol~t~cal unrest ~n South The Chrysler Corp chalrman s10n " trles after a four-year lapse Korea ~ntens~f~ed Wednesday sparred at a dlstance Thursday Hodel sald he was flrlng Whlle terms of the agree­ when two ma~n oppos~t~on groups, wlth U S Interlor Secretary Iacocca because of a confllct ment were not dlvulged, a U S the New Korea Democrat~c Party Donald Hodel, who flred hlm of Interest between the auto offlclal told The Assoclated and the Counc~l for the Promo­ Wednesday from hIS unpald POS1- executlve's posts as head of Press that the Amerlcan car­ t~on of Democracy, began the tlon as head of a government both the commlSS10n and the rIer, Pan Amerlcan World AIr­ pet~t~on campa~gn for const~tu­ adv~sory comm~SS10n on restor­ foundat~on But Iacocca maln­ ways, would rece~ve half the t~onal reform lng the two landmarks ln New talned that Hodel had produced revenue taken ln by Aeroflot Just~ce M~n~ster K~m Sung-ky York Harbor Iacocca remalns no eV1dence of a confllct ln If the Sovlet llne carrled ~ssued a statement today accus­ chalrman of a prlvate founda­ the 10 days "slnce thlS mess more than 12,500 passengers a ~ng the oppos~t~on party of try­ tl0n ralslng money for the work got under way " year ~ng to use the pet~t10n dr1ve "In the end, a beaut1ful Plans call for the renovat­ The offIcIal, who lns1sted to "ag1tate the people and even­ project gets hurt, I don't get ed Statue of Llberty to be re­ on anonymlty, called the ar­ tually d1srupt the const1tutl0n­ hurt," Iacocca saId ln a news opened on Independence Day wIth rangements "a balanclng me chan­ al order " conference at Chrysler head­ much hoopla ThlS year lS the lsm " He sald the slgnature cam­ quarters "A lot of people have 100th annlversary of the stat­ The two sldes suspended ne­ palgn was lllegal because only worked hard for four years on ue, WhlCh was glven to the gotlatl0ns last October because the presldent or a maJor~ty of behalf of thIS project and so by France they were unable to agree on the Natlonal Assembly can pro­ have I, and I don't apprec1ate EllIS Island marks ltS ways to assure Pan Am "a falr pose amendments to the constl­ belng dlsenfranchlsed on some­ 100th annIversary ln 1992 share of the market " Before tutlon, wrltten by Presldent body's whlm " Armen AvedIsIan, a retlred a~r travel was l~m~ted ~n Chun Doo-hwan when he seIzed "For me, from day one, lt constructlon executlve from 1980, Aeroflot was gettlng power ln 1980 was, it lS, lt wlll contlnue to Hlnsdale, III , replaced Iacoc­ about 80 percent of the revenue But the New Korea Democratlc be what I sald, a labor of love ca as commlSSlon chalrman Amerlcans flY1ng to Moscow Party declared lt would contin­ generally bought package deals ue the campalgn desplte the gov­ Type B Virus that lncluded Aeroflot fllghts ernment reactl0n Sovlet cltlzens, meanwhlle, Klm Dae-Jung, another lead­ were usually restrlcted to us­ lng Opposltlon flgure, was con­ Flu Virus Changing To New Strain Ing thelr country's alrllne flned to hlS house Wednesday The new agreement provldes By ROBERT BYRD for dlvldlng the revenue evenly nIght The Justlce mlnlster sug­ Assoclated Press Wrlter The CDC, ln ItS weekly re­ gested at a news conference that port, saId It does not yet know lf e~ther alrllne carrIes more KIm, under a suspended 20-year ATLANTA -- ThIS WInter's how effect~ve the current vac­ than 12,500 passengers annually sentence on a sed~t~on conV1C­ most common straIn of Influenza CIne IS agaInst the Mlchlgan tlon, could be sent to Jall lf VIrus appears to be changIng to­ and GeorgIa VIruses But "pro­ he lS found to have vl0lated law ward a new type not covered by tectIon afforded by the 1985- Disposable Diapers current flu vaCCInes, federal 1986 vaCCIne wlll probably health researchers say be lower" than lt would be If Damage Kwai French Order The natIonal Centers for D1S­ the medlclne lncluded In the ease Control reported Thursday shots "more closely resembled 1 3 People Expelled that some Type B flu VIruses current Isolates," the agency Sewage Pumps PARIS (AP) -- The lnterl0r seen thlS wlnter In Mlchlgan sald By WJ SCHNEIDER mlnlster sIgned orders Thursday and GeorgIa apparently are dlf­ There are three major groups Global FOt!, to expel 13 of the 64 people ar­ ferent from the last major Type of flu stralns, WhICh SClen­ rested by counteresp~onage B straln to clrculate ln thIS tlStS know as A-H3N2, A-HlNl The KwaJallen sewage system agents lnvestlgat~ng recent ter­ country, the U S S R flu and B Flu Vlruses, especlally lncludes a network of pump­ rorIst bomb~ngs ~n Parls, a gov­ Dr Karl Kappus, a top flu rapIdly evolvlng Type B VIrus­ houses that relay sewage to ernment source sa~d researcher w1th the Atlanta­ es, are always changIng, Kap­ the Wastewater Treatment Plant The rema~nder of those ar­ based CDC, sald SClentlsts stIll pus saId That lS how flu IS for processlng Pumps wlthln rested Wednesday In the dawn aren't sure how the flu straln successful ln strlklng year af­ these pumphouses can become raIds ~n Par~s and several pro­ wlll evolve ter year -- by changIng ltS clogged by dlsposable dIapers vlnclal c~t~es have been re­ "ThlS hasn't been worked out form to SllP past the flu antl­ and slmllar ltems WhlCh, due leased, sald the source, who enough to talk about thIS sort, bodIes that most people carry to theIr pllofllm coverIng, spoke on condlt~on of anonym~ty or that sort, or a thIrd sort," But the latest ShIft ln restrlct pump lmpellers Pumps Nearly all of those arrested he sald "That's what we're do­ Type B flu has come more rapld­ must then be removed for repaIr were of Mlddle East orlgln lng rIght now ly than usual, Kappus saId Wlth conslderable unnecessary The orders sIgned by Inter~­ But protectIon agaInst a new Th~rty-flve states and the expense to the government Re­ or Mlnlster Plerre Joxe expelled straIn WIll probably be Includ­ Dlstr~ct of ColumbIa reported peated fallures have occurred four Iraqls, four Iran~ans, ed In next WInter's flu vac­ e~ther wldespread or local out­ In pumphouses that servlce the three Lebanese, an AlgerIan and Clne, WhICh IS In the research breaks of flu or flu-lIke Ill­ 500-600-700 tral1er area a Kenyan stage, Kappus saId nesses last week Just fIve KMR reSIdents are requested The orders accused them of CDC SCIentIsts saId there IS states have yet to report lab­ to place dIsposable dIapers "d~srupt~ng publIC order" They no way to get protectl0n agaInst oratory-confIrmed ~nfluenza and slmllar Items ln plastIc were to be sent to theIr coun­ a new flu out to the publlc cases thlS WInter They are New bags for dlsposal wlth garbage try of orlg1n or the country of thIS WInter, SInce such vac­ HampshIre, North Dakota, South Do not flush them lnto the sew­ the~r cho~ce, the source saId Clnes are prepared In advance Dakota, Kansas and Wyomlng age system

Financial News Briefly ROCHESTER, N Y (AP) -- The sesslon allegedly supervIsed refund program offered by East­ by a Mex~can pollce offlcer, Dollar clOSIng In WASHINGTON (AP) -- The man Kodak Co for ItS lnstant accordIng to a report pub­ Tokyo was Treasury Department announc­ cameras was put on lold lndef­ lIshed today The U S author­ 182 30 yen, $ and In ZurIch was ed today It was lmposlng a lnltely today by an Ililnols Itles obtalned the recordlng $1 9 mIllIon penalty agaInst Judge because of a lawsult from Mexlcan offlclals after 1 9530 SW1SS francs Texas Commerce Bancshares, challenglng the company's plan learnIng Enrlque Camarena CLOSING METAL~ the thlrd-largest penalty lm­ Judge DavId J ShIelds of Salazar's abductors taped the Gold $331 35 posed so far ln a government the Cook County Clrcult Court torture seSS10n to keep a SlIver $ 5 88 crackdown on bank faIlures ln ordered Kodak to record of InformatIon ex­ DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES to report large currency stop ItS refund program untIl a tracted from the dYIng agent, 30 Industrlals transactIons lawsuIt chargIng Kodak wIth not The saId Up 19 38 at 1664 45 The department sald the offerlng enough compensatl0n to * * * 20 TransportatIons penalty was based on more lnstant-camera owners can be WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Up 4 75 at 772 91 than 7,000 vIolatIons by the heard number of AmerIcan ml11tary 15 Utliltles Houston bank holdIng company * * * personnel who use drugs de­ Up 1 59 at 180 70 of the Bank Secrecy Act, LOS ANGELES (AP) -- U S of­ clIned agaIn last year and 65 Stocks Up 6 47 at 662 03 WhlCh requ~res banks to re­ fICIals have obtaIned a tape has now fallen by two-thIrds port any cash transactIons recordIng on WhICh a slaln fed­ durIng the past fIve years, VOLUME 155,590,000 shares InvolVIng more than $10,000 eral drug agent screams In a Pentagon source saId SEE LISTINGS * * * agony durIng a two-day torture Thursday I~ GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY

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SPORTS HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986, PAGE 5 NHL Roundup Sports In Brief Baseball 'Senior Citizen' Leads NEW YORK (AP) -- Baseball players scored a 3-2 vlctory over the owners ln salary Devils Over Canadiens arbltratl0n cases, w1th Kansas Clty flrst By KEN RAPPOPORT baseman Steve Balbon1, Detrolt pltcher Dave AP Hockey Wrlter LaPoLnt and ClnClnnat1 catcher Dave Van Gorder the blg Wlnners Glenn Resch lS dOlng hlS best these Los Angeles flrst baseman Greg Brock days to motlvate the "senl0r-cltlzen" goal­ and Houston pltcher Blll Dawley were the tenders ln the Natl0nal Hockey League losers, but wlll recelve substantlal ralses "I want to glve the other goaltenders thlS year over thelr 1985 salarles ln the league the bellef that they can Pltchers Mark Thurmond of San D1ego, play lnto the1r 30s," the 37-year-old New Mark Langston uf Seattle, and 1nflelder Ed Jersey goaltender sald Thursday n1ght af­ Jurak of Boston avoLded arbltratl0n by ter lead1ng h1s lowly Dev1ls to a 4-3 V1C­ slgnlng with thelr clubs tory over the Montreal Canadlens Resch * "< * blocked 34 shots 1n the Dev1ls' second W1n BOSTON (AP) -- The Boston Red Sox denLed in a row after an II-game los1ng streak that former Coach Tommy Harper was dlsmlss­ "Resch had an outstand1ng game," sa1d ed because he complalned that the Red Sox Canad1ens Coach Jean Perron "He bU1lds dlstrlbuted passes to the segregated Elks conf1dence for a team l1ke the Dev1ls " Club at the team's sprlng tralnlng slte In other garnes, the Ph1ladelphla Flyers Harper, who lS black, flIed a raclal defeated the New York Islanders 6-3, the dlscrlmlnatl0n complalnt Jan 30 wlth the Chlcago Blackhawks n1pped the Toronto Equal Employment OpportunLty Commlsslon He Maple Leafs 5-4, and the St LOU1S Blues clalmed he was fLred because he objected downed the M1nnesota North Stars 5-3 publIcly to the Red Sox's relatLonshlp Greg Adams and Mel Br1dgman scored wLth the Elks Club Harper's contract ex­ power-play goals to key the Dev1ls' at­ pLred last Dec 31 and was not renewed tack The 1986 basketball season wlll open "We thought that we could score shoot­ Tuesday ln the new Corlett Recreatlon Footba II lng between h1s pads," sald Naslund of Center, lnstead of the outdoor courts ST LOUIS (AP) -- St LOU1S Cardlnals Resch "But ton1ght he stopped us f1ve or plctured above owner Wllilam V Bldwlll lS seek Lng a S1X tlmes and he played a very, very good (Hourglass Flle Photo) federal court order to prevent the owner game " of Busch Stadlum from asklng hlm about The Canad1ens lost for the fourth tlme the Natlonal Football League team's 1n the1r last flve starts and m1ssed the Basketball Season flnances and plans to move to another opportunlty to overtake Quebec ln the race stadlum for f1rst place 1n the Adams D1V1S10n Opens Tuesday An attorney for B1dwlll flIed the docu­ The Canad1ens tra1l the1r prov1nc1al Teams Part1clpatlng ments ln U S Dlstrlct Court as part of r1val by one p01nt MEN'S A DIVISION WOMEN'S DIVISION a lawsult agalnst the club flIed by C1V1C Ch1cago Hot Plnk Center Corp , WhlCh owns Busch Stadlum Keones Llmlted Edlt10n Bldwlll has sald he lS not happy wlth the Lindh, Lewis Capture "Mlma I Spartans I seatlng capaclty at Busch Stadlum, the Oak Tree Spartans II second lowest ln the NFL Downhill Titles Spartans I * * r MEN'S B DIVISION NEW YORK (AP) -- The Jan 26 Super By JOHN MOSSMAN *Mlma II Bowl in WhlCh the Ch1cago Bears beat the AP Sportswrl ter Bootleggers New England Patr10ts 46-10 was the most­ COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo -- As she carne ROl Bay Trackers watched teleV1Slon show of all tlme, the to a stop past the f1n1sh llne and saw Spartans III NFL saLd her result flash on the scoreboard, 16- Spartans II NBC figures put the estLmated audlence year-old H1lary LIndh turned to a team­ Off Hook for the game at 127 mlll10n The NFL sald mate and saId, "I don't be11eve thIs" Leftovers that surpasses the prevlous hlgh of Asked her reactl0n later, she respond- Tllt 122 6 mllll0n for the flnal eplsode of ed SImply, "I'm shocked I'm dS sur- MASH, whlch was alred Feb 28, 1983 pr1sed as anyone L1ndh, a hard-charglng Alaskan, cap­ Basketball Schedule tured the women's downhlll tItle Thurs­ TUESDAY, Feb 18 Correction day at the U S Alp1ne Sky ChampIonshIps, 6 00 Tllt vs MIrna II Erroneous lnformatlon was provlded knocklng off favorItes Pam Fletcher and 7 30 ChIcago vs Oak Tree to the Hourglass regardlng the Saturday, Holly Flanders 8 30 Spartans I vs Spartans II (women) Feb 8, soccer game between USC and In the men's event, Doug Lewl" Amerl­ WEDNESDAY, Feb 19 Prlnceton The score provlded was USC 4, ca's best downh11ler thIS season, edged 6 00 Keones vs Mlma I Pr1nceton 0 We have been notlfled that MIke Brown by SIx-hundredths of a second 7 30 Spartans II vs Leftovers Ta Cllne scored a goal for Prlnceton, The men's glant slalom was scheduled 8 30 Llmlted Edltlon vs Hot P1nk glvlng USC a 4-1 Wln today THURSDAY, Feb 20 LIndh, of Juneau, has skIed maInly In 6 00 MIrna II vs Bootleggers Do You Know2 Europa Cup events thIS season, record1ng 7 30 Spartans III vs Off Rook Ty Cobb, the all-tlme leader ln career fourth- and f1fth-place fln1shes on the 8 30 ROl Bay Trackers vs Tllt battlng average wlth 367, played In 17 C1rcult that prepares young racer~ for the FRIDAY, Feb 21 World Serles games and hlt only 262 World Cup tour On Thursday, she was 6 00 Mlma I vs Chlcago clocked In 1 mInute, 50 29 seconds over 7 30 Oak Tree vs Spartans I a powdery course Mlma I and Mlma II must play games at 6 pm, due to thelr boat schedule Surf And Sun Carroll Scores Soccer Sched ule AS OF 12 01 A M TODAY'S GAME Frlday, Feb 14, 1986 5 15 Bull-Its vs Spartans II Dally ralnfall Trace Season-High Points SUNDAY, Feb 16 Monthly total 1 47 3 00 Spartans I vs R01 Hackers 8v WILLIAM R BARNARD Yearly total 7 09 4 30 Spartans II vs More Blood TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN AP Sasketball ~rlter MONDAY, Feb 17 Sunrlse 7 08 a m After helplng Golden State beat the 5 15 Spartans I vs Bull-lts Sunset 6 59 p m Los Angeles Lakers and the Ph1ladelph1a TUESDAY, Feb 18 Moonrlse 11 15 a m 76ers ln recent days, center Joe Barry 5 15 Ex-Termlnators vs More Blood Moonset 11 55 p m Carroll faced a d1fferent klnd of chal­ THURSDAY, Feb 20 H1 Tlde 8 07 a m 4 2'-8 02 p m 3 7 ' lenge 5 15 Spartans I vs ROl Hackers Lo T1de 46 a m 5'-2 15 P m 2 1 ' Carroll scored a season-h1gh 34 p01nts FRIDAY, Feb 21 SUNDAY and added 15 rebounds Thursday n1ght as 5 15 Spartans I vs Spartans II (women) Sunrlse 7 08 a m Moonrlse 11 55 a m he out-dueled 7-foot-6 Manut Bol and led JUniOr, Peewee Soccer Sunset 6 59 p m Moonset the Warr10rs to the1r th1rd v1ctory 1n Hl T1de 8 50 a m 3 9'-8 28 p m 3 2 ' four garnes, a 109-105 deL1s10n over the WEDNESDAY, Feb 19 Lo Tlde 2 10 a m 1 9'-3 11 p m 2 5 ' Wash1ngton Bullets Brandon 5 15 Yale vs Florida MONDAY Carroll has scored 84 p01nts ln the Rlchardson 5 15 Alabama vs Arizona Sunr1se 7 07 a m Moonrlse 12 37 p m three recent v1ctor1es, but Bol, the Na­ The Peewee and Junlor soccer games Sunset 6 5S P m Moonset 12 43 a n t10nal Basketball Assoc1atlon's lead1ng scheduled for Saturday, Feb 15, wlll HI Tlde 10 25 a m 3 6'-11 56 p m 2 8 ' shot-blocker and tallest player, blocked be postponed and resclieduled due to the Lo TLde 2 42 a m 2 3'-7 21 P m 2 7' the 7-foot Warrl0r center's f1rst attempt. SWlm meet scheduled to take place Saturday TUESDAY In other NBA games, 1t was Ph1ladelphla at the Famlly Pool Sunrlse 7 07 a m Moonrlse 1 23 P m 95, New York 92, Cleveland 135, New Jer­ Sunse t 6 59 P m Moonset 1 32 a m sey 117, M1lwaukee 113, Utah 106, San An­ SPORTS ON THE RADIO Saturday on HI T1de -1 23 P m 3 8' ton10 119, Houston 115, L A Cllppers 118, 'FDTS 1224 AM radlo at 9 am, hear LoT1de 513am 26'-845pm 22' Portland 113, Atlanta 123, Sacramento 114, Virpinia vs Georgia Tech in basketball FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 and Boston 107, Seattle 98 actlon' e o FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 Students Test Effects Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers You Of Smoking On Themselves recently reprlnted a let­ CHARLOTTE, N C (AP) -- The grlns that the flve ter that flrst ran ln the teen-age boys wore as they dragged on clgarettes ln early 1970s about how to the classroom turned to scowls when they trled to make a good marrlage You hold a wlred needle steady ln a hole ln a metal plate laughed at yourself and Elghteen-year-old Jeff Blackwood's hand trembled admltted tlmes have and an electronlc counter emltted a crackllng sound changed. as the Wlre he held touched the plate 50 tlmes ln I am encloslng a column, 15 seconds also from the early '70s, "Sounds llke popcorn over there," sald tobacco WhlCh lS tlmeless I have I glve hlm ground meat ln educatl0n counselor Chrls Tooten carrled lt ln my wallet all 11 dlfferent forms At The day before, when he had not had a clgarette these years The date lS nlght when he puts hlS break, Blackwood had been able to hold the needle ln mlsslng so I don't know arms around me and pulls the hole, touchlng the sldes only 18 tlmes exactly when lt appeared me close I feel that what­ Durlng the two-day tobacco educatl0n program, es­ ThlS column made a blg ever I've done for hlm tabllshed for Charlotte-Mecklenburg County students dlfference ln my llfe It durlng the day wasn't who break smoklng rules three tlmes, Blackwood also kept me from maklng some enough learned the clgarette lncreased hlS pulse rate and serlOUS mlstakes You have Love and marrlage are the carbon monoxlde level ln hlS lungs whlle lowerlng helped so many people, Ann, llke a clrcle The more hlS skln temperature and I'm sure you can help you do for a man the more "You can feel that," sald the Olymplc Hlgh School many more lf you run that he loves you The more he senl0r after seelng hlS pulse go up to 68 4 beats per column agaln AVID READ- loves you the more he trles mlnute from 58 9 the day before ER IN IOWA to do for you The more he Even so, Blackwood sald he wasn't gOlng to qUlt DEAR AVID Here 1t 1S trles to do for you the hlS pack-a-day hablt I'm glad you asked The more you love hlm And so "You can get cancer Just walklng around," he sald message 1S 1ndeed t1meless lt goes It's so slmple "I llke the taste of smoklng It does make you more Dear Ann I'd llke to Why don't more people shaky, but lnslde, lt calms you down " comment on that letter flgure lt out? -- OHIO Such comments don't dlscourage Tooten "Maybe slgned "Woke Up Too Late " POINT OF VIEW they're not gOlng to qUlt rlght away, but they're put­ I thlnk the galls stlll DEAR OHIO I've read tlng that lnformatlon up ln the back of thelr heads asleep nearly a m1ll10n letters and they're gOlng to thlnk about It,'' he sald She sald, "At least a but yours got to me as few The classes started ln September wlth the school prostltute can have a day have The next t1me you system's new antl-smoklng P011CY ThlS year, Junlors off and spend her money as f1X ground meat 1n one of and senlors 17 and older may smoke ln speclfled areas she pleases " Then she those 11 forms, please around the school wlth parental permlssl0n Next year, went on to grlpe because a know you are the envy of only senl0rs may smoke and the year after, no student wlfe must prepare her hus­ thousands of women who may smoke band's meals, ralse hlS w1ll be d1n1ng on f1let chlldren, put up wlth hlS m1gnon or gU1nea hen to­ relatlves, run hlS errands, n1ght You have llfe's most keep hlS house ln order, prec10us glft, the feel1ng Your Individual take care of hlm when he's that you are needed and a slck, etc husband who adores you Horoscope Why dld she get marrled Th1S makes you a very r1ch ===== fraftces Drake =====:::::::::::::::::=== lf she wants to llve a com­ lady pletely selflsh llfe? FOR TUE.,DAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1986 My husband lS a laborer Don't flunk your chem­ He leaves the house at lstry test Love lS more ARIES SCORPIO (Mar 21 to Apr 19) ".t (Oct 23 to Nov 21) 'fe 7 a m and puts ln a long, than one set of glands Benefits come to you, but It s a You're mSlghtful about a child hard day's work If he can caillng to another If tIme to listen and to be receptIve A Festive actiVIties occur today, but get overtlme he grabs lt you have trouble maklng fmanclal plan needs further study some expenses may be unexpected When he comes home at nlght a dlstlnctlon you need Travel, education and publIshmg are You have the ability to sell yourself plus areas effectively he palnts the house, flxes Ann's booklet "Love or Sex TAURUS SAG I'ITARIUS whatever needs lt (and and How To Tell the Dlf­ (Apr 20 to May 20) JiIIf (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ somethlng always does), ference " Send a self­ You shme among Important people Defer to the wishes of a partner keeps our car runnlng and addressed, stamped enve­ today, though a part of you Wishes to Curb a tendency to be overly mde­ helps wlth the klds At lope wlth your request remam m the background Others will pendent Evenmg hours favor mental lIsten to what you have to say now achievements and domestic mterests the end of the week he and 50 cents to Ann Lan­ GEMINI CAPRICORN hands me hlS paycheck and ders, POBox 11995, (May 21 to June 20) ft (Dec 22 to Jan 19) ~ apologlzes because lt lsn't Chlcago, III 60611 Luck IS With you m career ventures Thmgs may not go as planned on more There's a difficult SituatIOn that you II the Job due to unexpected develop­ be able to turn around to your ments, but fmanclal mterests should He never complalns when COPYRIGHT NEWS AMERICA advantage A partner may be unpre­ prosper now Group actIVIties are dictable favored tonight Weekly Debut Of NBC CANCER AQUARIUS .d... (June 21 to July 22) -.(8 (Jan 20 to Feb 18) IiI7'J: News Magazine Postponed Again It may be hard to keep your mmd Though luck comes through on work and the here-and-now, as frIends, an afternoon engagement NEW YORK (AP) -- Forever has been delayed -- agaln excitIng developments afar enthuse may be changed Career-related dIS­ NBC Chalrman Grant Tlnker has sald hlS conmutment to you Relations wth children and CUSSIOns go well Present your Ideas NBC's news magazlne, "Amerlcan Almanac," would be m-laws are favored to higher ups "forever" once lt went on the alr But the prlme-tlme PISCES )otIb- LEO ~ program, anchored by Roger Mudd, stlll can't get off (July 23 to Aug 22) "r{l (Feb lq to Mar 20) owdIt( A partner has luck Friends aren t Belund-the-scenes' developments the ground on a weekly baS1S too relIable today Domestic and are promisIng ThInkIng m-depth "We're honor-bound not to go on untll we're ready," finanCial matters are fortunate A brmgs you results Changes at home NBC News Presldent Lawrence K Grossman sald Wednesday reVISed plan proves workable for all are lIkely Meetmgs With adVIsers are after lt was announced that the news show would not concerned successful VIRGO YOU BORN TODAY have polItical JOln NBC's regular llneup March 4. as scheduled Its (Aug 23 to Sept 22) ~1 savvy and would make a good Tuesday nlght spot wlll be fliled by the actl0n-adven­ Your sharp Wit keeps you ahead of diplomat Though cooperative, you ture serles "Stlngray " competitors Partnership affairs are do not lIke to take adVIce You're Grossman sald he met wlth the show's executlve pro­ favorably highlighted It may be naturally mterested m the welfare of difficult to fathom a higher up's others and may be drawn to medlcme ducer, Ed Fouhy, Tuesday and determlned that the motives and relIgion You have admInistratIve program dld not have enough hard-edged and lssue-orl­ LIBRA talents and also would make a skillful ented storles ln reserve to start ltS weekly run "We (Sept 23 to Oct 22) ~ lawyer Intellectual fields usually dldn't want to go on and have to play catch-up," he Satl,>factIOn comes on the Job Take appeal to you A good observer, you'd advantage of new opportunities to make an excellent cntlc The theater sald Improve statu~ and Income There'll I'> another lIkely vocatIOn for you No new start date was targeted "But lt won't be too be some schedule changes todav ~ 1986 King Features Syndicate Inc far off," Grossman sald

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DENNIS THE MENACE THE NEWS FROM THE DO ~OU THINK '(OU FRONT 15 STILL BAD COULD EAT SOMETHING? AND EVER,{ONE HAS '(OU NEED TO KEEP UP THE FLU YOUR STREN6TH

Jim DaVIS IF YOU PESTROY ONE MORE THING­ AROONO THIS HOOSE, I'M GaINe, TO KILL YOU!

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OFFICIAL NOTICES USED SET CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA for use FIRST MODULE "THE NATURE OF WORK Perfor­ THE FAMILY POOL WILL BE CLOSED AFTER regu­ ln glfted and talented program on Ebeye mance" wlll meet Tuesday, Feb 18, 7 pm, lar hours Monday, Feb 17, 6-8 pm, due Maps, ed alds, travel bks needed to help Bldg 1051 Course partlclpants meet at to a pre-scheduled actlvlty (Spec SVcs) students learn about other cultures Call Post Offlce Carole eves at 82459 for lnfo UH-1H ROI SCHEDULE FOR FEB 17 ATOLL 8'S VALENTINE ANNIVERSARY PARTY, Flt Dep Arr Dep Arr SERVICES OFFERED Feb 18, 7 30 pm, Communlty Center No KwaJ ROl ROl KwaJ LET ME HOUSE- OR TRAILER-SIT FOR YOU WHILE 2H 1040 1115 1120 1155 you are off lsland Excellent care WIll TURF 'N' SURF SUNDAY, Feb 23 Info, call 4H 1600 1635 1640 1715 be glven to your home, pets, plants Call Ed, 84690 No chaplalns on both fllghts QUlck turn- R1Ck at W82224/H82087 around at ROl (Global AVlatlon) FOOD SERVICES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COME ENJOY A LIVE B~ SATURDAY, FEB IS, ORTHODONTIST DR PAUL HOE WILL ARRIVE ON THE CHAPEL CHOIR WILL MEET FOR REHEARSAL 9-mldnlght ln the Yokwe Yuk Club Bar" KwaJaleln Tuesday, Feb 18, and depart Tuesday, 7 pm, In the chapel The Holy Wednesday, Feb 19 Patlents wl11 be seen Week Cantata wlll practlce Tuesday at Tuesday afternoon and all day Wednesday 8 pm, ln the chapel Please call Dental Cllnlc at 82165 for an appolntment A cllnlc fee of $3 SOlS EMON LODGE NO 179 F&AM WILL HOLD ITS charged all patlents and must be pald for stated meetlng Monday, Feb 17, 7 30 p m at tlme of V1Slt accordlng to BMDOPS All Master Masons are Invlted to attend regulatlons (Dental Chnlc) Further lnfo call John DaVIS or BIll MerrItt GOLF GREENS FEES and golf and bowllng lock­ er fees were due Jan 1, 1986 Verlflcatlon WHAT DO WASHINGTON, LINCOLN AND RI KONONO wlll begln next week Those who have not Toastmasters have ln common? See for your­ pald must do so at Speclal SerVlces durlng self Sunday, 7 pm, YYC Taro Room For PDR DINNER ENTREES FOR THE WEEK regular worklng hours Monday through Frl­ lnfo call 83170 Monday SpanIsh steak day (Speclal Servlces) Beef-balls stroganoff KGA FUN TOURNAMENT SCOTCH FOURSOME, Sun­ Tuesday Cantonese sparerlbs HELP WANTED day, Feb 23, 1 p m Shotgun start Entry Hawal1an chopped steak GLOBAL ASSOCIATES CURRENTLY HAS OPENINGS fee $10 per person Info & entry forms at Wednesday Roast tom turkey for part-tlme cocktall waltresses at the golf course clubhouse DeadlIne lS FrIday, Baked ham Yokwe Yuk Club Appllcants must be at least Feb 21, 6 p m Info, Lee, W99404/H83438 Thursday Chlcken & long rIce 19 years of age and be able to work approx­ Deep-frled shrImp lmately 15 hours per week Interested per­ BECAUSE OF THE SCHEDULED KTC SWEETHEART Frlday Terlyakl steak sons should apply at the Global Personnel Soclal, Yuk courts #1, #2 and Dally court Barbecued chlcken offlce, corner of Lagoon Road and Nlnth #1 WIll not be avallable for publIc play Saturday Fllet mignon Street, Bldg 781 (IRO) Monday, Feb 17, from 7 a m -6 p m (Raln Mahl-mahl tempura date Sunday, Feb 23) Sunday Roast prlme rlb au JUs PRC KENT RON IS NOW ACCEPTING appllcatlons Baked chlcken for a full-tlme computer operator Pre­ SIGN UP FOR THE SWEETHEART SOCIAL Monday, Vl0US computer operatlons experlence lS Feb 17, $3 per person Format wlll be a SNACK BAR DAILY SPECIALS hlghly deslrable but not mandatory Ap­ mlxed-doubles, handlcapped event Slgn-up Monday Corned beef w/cabbage pllcants must be able to work Shlfts and sheet at Yuk court DeadlIne IS today Soup - ChIcken noodle weekends Appllcants must be U S cltlzens Info, call 82407/83604 Tuesday SpaghettI w/meatballs Interested appllcants may apply at PRC Soup - French onl0n Kentron Admlnlstratlon, JTO BUlldlng, ANYONE INTERESTED IN SCOREKEEPING FOR THE Wednesday Pork knuckles Room B-132 1986 basketball season must attend the Soup - Mustard cabbage scorekeeplng cllnlc tonight at 6 o'clock, Thursday Barbecued chlcken FOR SALE Corlett Rec Center Soup - Cream of mushroom LOOKING FOR A GREAT VACATION SPOT? One Frlday Beef terlyakl steak wk perlod at excluslve 5-Star SLake HAM RADIO EXAMS The next testIng date Soup - Chlcken rIce Tahoe resort Great Skl area' Super loca­ for all classes of amateu~- radlo operators Saturday Beef stew tlon summer or wlnter' Prlce & tlme perl0d WIll be In June For Info call BIll at Soup - Mlnestrone negotlable Call Tom, H82704/W83399 H82202/W81550

Lg Boston fern w/hanger, $35, mlSC large, VISIT THE WORLD WITH HAM RADIO' Classes medlum & small plants, selected pleces of for the IntermedIate-level technlclan/gen­ Waterford, 20; off Macy's prlce, three eral-c1ass ham operator WIll start Feb 19 recllners, $50, $20 & $10 Call 83730, at 7 p m at the club facillty, Bldg 557 nIghts or weekends For Info call Blll, H82261/W81226

VCR COLOR PROCESSOR, $35, DIET DELIGHT pow­ GOLFERS YOU MUST HAVE AN ESTABLISHED hand­ dered drlnk, $5 can, VHS orlglnals -- Immor­ Icap to play ln the KWGA-sponsored Coral tal Battallon & TIll Clouds Roll By, $10 Open May 17-18 & 24-25 wlth banquet on the ea, Kramer vs Kramer, StrIpes, Rebel Wlth­ 25th A mlnlmum of flve l8-hole rounds are Tonight At The Movies out A Cause (Beta) $20 Harold, 83406/82900 needed for an offlclal handlcap Yokwe Yuk - Nlne Llves of Elfego 6 30 ------G CHEAP, CHEAP -- Rocket type, short wlnd­ KGA MEDAL PLAY, Feb 15 & 16 Pay $10 be­ Yokwe Yuk - Welrd SClence surfer, make offer Call Sunnle at W82165/ fore plaYlng and play wlth at least two 8 30, 12 30 ------R H83990 Hurry, don't let someone else have other entrants Tradewlnds - Pee-Wee's BIg Adventure all the fun and leave you behlnd ln thelr 8 00 ------PG wake MIBA "HATCHET DAY" MIXED BOWLING Tourna­ ment, Feb 16 & 17 SIgn up prIor to start­ Tonight On Television MEN',> NAVY BLUE SPORT COAT Beat the "prom Lng tlmes at 10 am, noon, 2 & 4 p m on Kwajalein crowd" to our door Worn once Belleved to both days For lnfo call Pete AquIno, 4 45 be a 42 long, sleeves could be shortened 82410, or Tom Hlll at 83315 5 55 CBS News Llke new Call H83990/W82165 6 25 CNN Sports RUNNERS KwaJ Non-Karnlval Relay, Monday, 6 50 Natlonal Geographlc OLYMPIA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Scrlpt type Feb 17 Arrlve at Jogglng board 7 45 am, 7 15 Four Seasons w/case Just overhauled, excellent condl­ race at 8 Four runners, one mlle each 7 40 The Jeffersons tlon Call 82860, after 4 30 Entry forms at Macy's porch Turn forms ln 8 05 Charles In Charge by Sat 5 p m Info, AI, H82398/W99489 9 20 "The Complete Beatles" SANSUI AV-FF AUDIO/VIDEO PROCESSOR Excel­ 11 15 CNN News lent cond Slmulates stereo, enhances KAJEONGE CIRCLE MEETS TUESDAY, Feb 18, 11 45 Nlghtllne plcture, great for copylng vldeotapes 12 45 pm, Qtrs 411A MarJ Engle wlll 12 15 TonIght Show $125 Kurt, 84613 show mOVles of the Marshalls Theologlcal Channel 13 College, & Majuro For lnfo call 83605 7 00 Flrlng Llne YAMAHA PORTA SOUND PS-400 WITH CASE AND AC 8 00 Amerlcan Valentlne adapter, $150 Call 82205, after 5 KRC WILL SPONSOR A 1/3-mlle "Cross Island 9 15 NHL N Y Rangers vs Romp" at 6 pm, Feb 22 The run wlll be­ Detrolt LOST gln on the lawn area ocean-sIde of Sands 11 45 Larry Klng FOR INFO OR RETURN OF MY PLATINUM SOLITAIRE BQ & flnlsh at Echo Pler For lnfo, call Roi-Namur engagement rlng, $100 reward, no questlons Bob, H82628, or Ed, H84690 5 05 General Hospltal asked Call 82324 Great sentlmental value 5 50 NBC News THE MIC SHOP PRESENTS ITS FIRST "SCRATCH 6 20 CNN Sports WANTED and Dent" pre-lnventory sale Stop at 6 45 Peter Gunn WOULD LIKE TO BORROW A VHS TAPE COPY OF Macy's porch Sat, Feb 15, for our slde­ 7 10 A Grateful Peasantry Sunday's "Klng Montgomery to Memphls " walk sale Sale held 9 30 a m -1 p m M1C 8 05 HIghway To Heaven Call 84546 Shop open Sat ,Feb IS, 10 30-12 30 8 55 St Elsewhere 9 45 Cagney & Lacpy BARGAIN BAZAAR IS GRATEFUL FOR ALL YOUR SPECIAL SCOUTERS/PARENTS MEETING FOR 10 35 "Captaln's Paradlse" donated ltems For plckup serVIce call Troops 314/531 at Scout Hut , Thurs , 11 55 Larry Klng Penny, 82686 Feb 20, 7 30 p m ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY FEBRUARY 14 1986 PAGE 9 Channel 9 Television Channel 13 Specials Kwajalem Saturday Kwajalem Friday 8 00 Ch~ldren's Programs 10 00 Today 11 55 "Fly WHh The Hawk" Chuckleheads 11 55 Take Two m 5 p m BKB Iowa vs M~ch~gan 12 50 Hee Haw 1 45 GU1d~ng L~ght m 7 p m BKB Georgetown vs V~llanova 1 40 V~deo Soul 2 30 Donahue/Mus~c C1ty 8 45 p m BKB M~ssissipp~ State vs Kentucky 2 30 Rockworld 3 45 Sesame Street m 10 45 p m BKB Auburn vs Alabama 3 25 America's Top 10 4 45 General Hospital/Double Trouble 3 50 Fa~th In Numbers 5 55 ABC News/CNN Sports Ton~ght 4 40 "Eleanor Roosevelt Story" 6 50 Nat10nal Geograph1c 5 p m Daytona 500 Race 6 10 CNN News 7 15 Four Seasons 8 30 p m NBA Boston vs L A Lakers 6 40 Star Search 7 40 The Jeffersons Th~s Week W1th Dav~d Br~nkley 7 30 Peter Gunn 8 05 Charles In Charge m NBA Boston vs Minnesota 7 55 Cutter To Houston 8 30 Cagney & Lacey 11 p m Larry King 8 45 St Elsewhere 9 20 "Captain' s Parad~se" 9 35 Cover Up 10 50 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne 10 25 "Mae West" t 7 p m NBA M1lwaukee vs Philadelphia ------12 05 Street Set 9 30 p m The Old Africa ROI-Namur Saturday 10 25 p m Meet The Press Kwajalell'l Slinday 7 30 Fat Albert/Mr T 10 50 p m Face The Natwn 9 00 Insight/Hour Of Power 8 20 Standby Camera Lights 10 20 Sunday Morn~ng w/Charles Kuralt 9 15 Hee Haw/V~deo Soul 7 p m One Man's Property 11 50 Wash~ngton Week/Navy News 10 55 The Waltons/Star Search 7 55 p m W~de World Of Sports 12 50 F~sh~ng the Northwest 12 35 BKB Iowa vs M~ch1gan 8 30 p m Pro Bowl~ng Tour 1 15 W~ld K~ngdom 2 35 BKB Georgetown vs V~llanova 10 10 p m Larry K~ng 1 40 Amer~ca's Mus~c 4 35 Solid G6ld/Fam~ly T~es 2 35 Faer~e Tale Theatre 5 50 CNN News 7 p m A Matter Of Insurance 3 30 Just Jazz 6 20 The Jeffersons 7 55 p m M1SS World Pageant 3 55 Mus~c C~ty USA 6 45 Cutter To Houston 9 30 p m Larry King 4 20 Journey To Adventure 7 15 BKB M1SS State vs Kentucky 4 45 New Tech T~mes 9 35 "Barefoot In The Park" 7 00 p m T~ght Packs And Loose Packs 5 15 Abbott And Costello ll_4Q _Sir~ei ~e!. ______7 35 p m Amer~can Interest 5 40 Death Valley Days 8 20 p m McLaughl1n Report 6 05 CNN News ROI-Namur Sunday 8 45 p m Larry K~ng 6 35 The Muppet Show 6 00 Rel~g~ous Programs 7 00 Just Our Luck 7 20 W~de World Of Sports/Wild King 7 25 Fam~ly T~es 8 40 F~sh~ng The Northwest 7 50 Charles In Charge 9 05 Pro Bowl~ng Tour Movies 8 15 Blue Thunder 10 15 F~r~ng Line P~nocch~o, Teen Center, 9 05 "Jacquel~ne Bouv~er Kennedy" 11 15 Daytona 500 Race Pee-Wee's B~g Adventure, Rlchardson Theater, 7 30 (PG) .!1_3Q _D-'~y2:d_L~tieED~n______2 45 Sunday Morning w/Charles Kuralt Movers And Shakers, R1chardson Theater, 9 30 p m (PG) 4 15 Legmen St Elmo's Fire, Tradew1nds Theater 8 Kwajalem Monday 5 05 CNN News 10 00 Today 5 35 NBA Boston vs L A Lakers 11 55 Take Two 7 55 Blue Thunder 1 45 Guiding L~ght 8 45 "Shogun" Part 1 2 30 Donahue .!.l_lQ _D~v2:d_L~t!.e.EID~n ______3 20 Putt~n' On The H~ts 3 40 Sesame Street ROI-Namur Monday 4 40 General Hospital 7 00 Free Paper Come 5 25 Congress, We The People 7 55 K~ng Montgomery To Memphls 5 55 CBS News/CNN Sports Ton~ght 9 40 Strange But True 6 50 The A-Team 10 05 BKB Alabama vs Auburn 7 40 H~ghway To Heaven 12 05 Today 8 30 Legmen 2 05 Golden Globe Awards Huckleberry F1nn, 9 20 N~ght Court 3 40 GU1d1ng L1ght To Be Announced, Yokwe Theater, 8 9 45 4 25 Donahue Movers And Shakers Tradew1nds Theater 10 35 CNN News/N~ghtline 5 15 General Hosp1tal ll_32 J~n2:g.b.t_S.b.o~ ______6 00 CBS News/ESPN SportsCenter HUCKLEBERRY FINN Jeff East, Paul W1nf~eld 7 00 Dallas Muslcal RT 117 G Kwajalem Tuesdav 7 50 The Love Boat In Hann1bal, Mo , ~n 1840, Huckleberry F1nn ~s an adven­ 10 00 Today _8_4Q _N~A_ fh2:l~d~lEh2:a_v~ _M2:l~a~k~e turous l5-year-old lad \~hose mother dled when he was born 11 55 Take Two He scorns school and prefers to llve In a shack he bu~lt on 1 45 Guid~ng L~ght ROI-Namur Tuesday the r1verbank, but a compass10nate w1dow takes h1m 1nto her 2 30 Donahue 12 00 Today household and tr1es to br1ng h1m up 3 20 Inspector Gadget 2 00 Gu~d1ng L~ght/Info Spec~al 3 45 Storybook Lady 3 35 Journey To Adventure/Donahue MOVERS AND SHAKERS Walter Matthau, Charles Grod~n 4 10 Read~ng Ra~nbow 4 50 General Hosp1tal/Kate & All1e Cornedy RT 77 PG 4 40 Gen eral HospHal 6 00 ABC News/CNN Sports Tonight An actor-turned-wr1ter has been h~red to wr1te a mot~on 5 25 Kate & All~e 6 55 Cover Up picture based on a best-sell~ng sex manual As he struggles 5 50 ABC News/CNN Sports Tonight 7 45 Dynasty to create a story, he discovers his own love llfp is on the 6 45 Stand By Camera L~ghts 8 35 "Agatha Chr~stle's Sparkl1ng verge of collapse lI~s efforts to wr1te the story change 7 35 60 M~nutes Cyan1de" h1S V1ew on hlS marrlage as h1S relat10nsh1p grows stronger 8 30 H~ll Street Blues lO_02 _N~g~tli~elB~s!. Qf_C~r~o~ ___ _ 9 20 "Scruples" NINE LIVES OF Robert Logg1a 11 00 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne ROI-Namur Wednesday ELFEGO BACA Western RT 80 G l2_0Q _T£n2:g.b.t_S.b.o~ ______12 00 Today Elfego Baca challenged the rugged outlaws of the New 2 00 GU1d1ng Llght/Mus~c C1ty USA Mex1co terr1tory and soon ga1ned the reputatlon of "the KwaJalem Wednesday 3 10 Abbott And Costello man who couldn't be k111ed " Contr1but1ng to th1S unusual 10 00 Today 3 35 Death Valley Days fame was h~s lone stand ~n a 33-hour gun battle against an 11 55 Take Two 4 00 Donahue outlaw band and h~s slngle-handed encounter w1th ~n 80-man 1 45 Gu~d~ng L~ght 4 50 General Hosp~tal lynch mob 2 30 Donahue 5 35 D1ff'rent Strokes (ends) 3 20 Mr Rogers 6 00 NBC News/CNN Sports Ton~ght PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE Pee-Wee Herman, El~zabeth Dally 3 50 Sesame Street 6 55 60 M~nutes Comedy RT 90 PG 4 50 Ceneral Hosp~tal 7 50 Hlll Street Blues (ends) When a Jealous ne~ghbor steals h~s most-pr1zed posses­ 5 35 Strange But True 8 40 "Shogun" Part 2 S10n, h~s b1ke, the search goes on as Pee-Wee h~tchhlkes 6 00 NBC News/CNN Sports Tonight lO_2Q _L~r.!:.YJ2:n£ ______across the Unlted States Dur~ng hlS travels he meets up 6 55 Enterta~nment This Week w1th the strangest people and gets ~nto hysterlcal sltua­ 7 45 Kn~ght Rider ROI-Namur Thursday tlons that eventually lead h1m to f1nd1ng h1S beloved b1ke 8 35 Dallas 12 00 Today 9 25 "Barefoot In The Park" 2 00 GUld~ng L1ght/People's Court ST ELMO'S FIRE Ernlilo Estevez, Ally Sheedy 11 30 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne 3 10 Amer1ca's Music (ends)/Donahue Drama RT 110 R .!2_3Q _T£n2:g.b.t_S.b.o~ ______5 00 General HObpltal A year after graduat1ng college, seven close fr1ends 5 45 Charles In Charge have to start mak1ng new llves for themselves St1ll try~ng Kwajalem Thursday 6 10 CBS News/CNN Sports Ton1ght to keep their close relationsh1ps w1th each other, they all 10 00 Today 7 05 Enterta~nment Th1S Week gather at the1r local hangout, a bar named St Elmo's, and 11 55 Take Two 7 55 The A-Team talk about problems, feel1ngs and dreams 1 45 Gu~d~ng L~ght 8 45 Kn1ght R1der 2 30 Donahue 9 35 Night Court WEIRD SCIENCE Anthony M1chael Hall, Kelly LeBrock 3 20 Mr W~zard 10 00 'The Third G1rl From The Left" Comedy RT 94 R 3 45 Bell And Sebast~an .!lJ~ _N~g~tl1~e______Two teen-agers who are the butts of everyone's Jokes and 4 10 People's Court whose soclal llves are non-exlstent, get a brlght ~dea to 4 35 General Hosp~tal ROI-Namur Friday create the1r own glrl w1th a home computer uSlng magaz1nes 5 25 The Waltons 12 00 Today all represent~ng var10US aspects of the 1deal woman 6 15 CBS News/CNN Sports Ton~ght 2 00 Gu~d1ng L1ght/Backstage Pass 7 10 Solld Gold 3 35 Congress We The People 8 00 Al~ce 4 05 Donahue 8 25 D~ff'rent Strokes 4 55 General Hosp1tal/Al1ce 8 50 Dynasty 6 00 ABC News/CNN Sports Ton~ght 9 40 "SurvlVal 1990" 6 55 Peter Gunn 11 00 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne 7 20 H~ghway To Heaven l2_0Q _T~n2:g~t_S.b.o~ ______8 20 St Elsewhere NOTE Schedule by AFRTS Schedules 9 10 Cagney & Lacey and program startlng t1mes are subject 10 00 "Planet Earth" to change 11 15 Larry K1ng e o , ENTERTAINMENT PAGE 10, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 Thursday ConthJed herself attracted to a very attentIve and TELEVISION PROGRAM GUIDE WInnIng younger man KIm Novak, Tony CurtIS, Kwajalein Friday Continued George Furth, MIchael Brandon, Program V1ew f~rsthand accounts of the hostages' ordeal Saturday Alert Mature theme throughout Guests ~nclude the follow~ng former TWA Friday HEE HAW Hee Hawers are Jo~ned by B~ll Anderson, hostages R~chard and Susan Herzberg, James DONAHUE DId Mrs Cleaver ever raIse her VOIce Mary and Tom Grant, Sonja Sheppard, Brady Hosk1ns, Cather1ne DaVIS, the Rev Tom to Wally and Beaver? DId Mrs Brady ever Ke~th and the M~ll~on Dollar Band Mus~c Dempsey, Ralf Traugott, J1m and Samm~e lose her patIence WIth her ch1ldren and "Po' Folks," "Southern Fr~ed," "South," Palmer, and theIr son, Joe Dan stepchIldren? These famous teleVISIon "That W~ll Be The Day," and "Ra~ny Days Are "CAPTAIN'S PARADISE" (1953 Comedy) A ferry-boat mothers J01n Donahue for a dISCUSSIon of Made For Mak~ng Love " capta~n between GIbraltar and Alg~ers es­ teleVISIon mothers, past and present, and "ELEANOR ROOSEVELT STORY" (1965 B1O/Documentary) tablIshes hIS 1dea of the perfect formula the 1mpact that they have on mothers and Th~s eloquent and truly ~nsp~r~ng documen­ for l1vlng by haVIng two WIves, one In chIldren everywhere Program VIew Alert tary b~ography of Eleanor Roosevelt (1884- each port, of OppOSIte personalIties LIfe Mature theme throughout 1962) tells of her lonely chlldhood, moves is very pleasant for the captaln -- untll "PLANET EARTH" (1974 SCIence FictIon) After the on through her g~rlhood ~nto that per~od of the WIves fInd out about each other An "Great Catastrophe," 22nd-century Earth h~story lead~ng up to World War I, her adult witty comedy Alec Gu~nness, Yvonne has been fragmented Into Isolated colonIes, courtsh~p and subsequent marr~age to Frank­ De Carlo, Celia Johnson one of wh1ch IS Pax a lofty communIty of l~n Delano Roosevelt, the~r ch~ldren, hlS 1deallsts dedIcated to brIngIng the earth elect~on to the pres~dency dur~ng the Great Roi-Namur lnto harmony WIth Itself John Saxon, Diana Depresslon to become the 32nd president of Muldaur, Janet MargolIn ChrIstopher Cary, the Un~ted States, our nat~on's ~nvolvement Saturday Ted CaSSIdy, Program VIew Alert Mature ~n World War II aga~nst Germany, Italy and HEE HAW Hee Hawers are Jo~ned by Joe Stampley, theme throughout Japan, her husband's death ~n 1945, her work Lorr~e Morgan, Keith Stegall and Jed Allan w~th the Un~ted Nat~ons, and her emergence Music "Tr~p Down Memory Lane," "Don't as a leader and world spokeswoman for human You Know How Much I Love You " "Whatever ShowbIZ r~ghts Program V~ew Alert Mature theme Turns You On," and "You And Me " throughout "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" (1981 Comedy) Newlyweds "MAE WEST " (1982 B1O/Drama) A portraIt of Holly­ cop~ng w~th each other as well as a too­ A Change Of Direction Turns wood's naught~est sex symbol, Mae West, of small walk-up apartment ~n New York C1ty whom ~t was sa~d, "Mae West f~rst became The walk-up ~s an exhausting fIve flIghts famous, then beloved, and f~nally lmmortal, and, lIke theIr frequent staIrcase tr1ps, Him Into TV's New 'Mayor' s~mply by celebrat~ng a cheerful enthus~asm the marrIage, too, has ItS ups and downs By GWEN JONES for sex" Brooklyn-born Mae (1893-1980) sang RIchard Thomas, Hans Conrled, Bess Arm­ and sh~mm~ed her way around the vaudev~lle strong, Barbara BarrIe A new mayor came to town the other nIght when c~rcu~t for years Mae West arr~ved ~n Hol­ sunday Carl Burke, portrayed by KeVIn Hooks took of­ lywood ~n 1932 and parlayed her sensual~ty "SHOGUN' Part 1 (1980 Drama) ThIS 12-hour, fIce on "He's the Mayor" Because Hooks has spent and g~ft for double-en tend res ~nto stardom f~ve-part saga recreates the pomp and power the last two years dIrectIng epIsodes of NBC's Ann J~ll~an, James Brol~n, Roddy McDowell, of 17th-century Japan, and chron~cles the "St Elsewhere" 1t wasn't an easy dec1s10n to P~per Laur~e, Lou~s G~ambalvo, Chuck adventures of John Blackthorne, a sh1p­ gIve up relatlve secur~ty beh1nd the camera and McCann wrecked EnglIsh nav~gator who finds 1ntr1gue agaIn take the vulnerable pos1t10n under the Sunday and romance ~n a feudal, VIolent yet court­ klIeg lIghts EspeCIally on ABC wh1ch recently "JACQUELINE BOUVIER KENNEDY " (1982 B1O/Drama) ly SOCIety of obeIsant women, sword-WIeld­ became the thIrd wheel among the BIg Three net- Jacquellne Bouv~er Kennedy, "Jack~e" as she ing samuraI and ambit10us warlords out to works came to be known, was g~ven th~s advice by become shogun -- supreme mIlitary dIctator "In thIS bUSIness 1t'S so up and down and so her father "Ma~nta~n a certa~n aloofness, Richard ChamberlaIn, Yoko ShImada, John 1nconsIstent that when you f1nd somethIng that w~thhold a l~ttle someth~ng, tease a little, Rhys-Dav~es, Damien Thomas, FrankIe Sakal you can do and be conSIstent at, It IS very dIffI­ be mysterl0us And, above all, never let Alan Badel Program V1ew Alert Mature cult to walk away from It," observed the actor, them know what you 're th~nk~ng " Th~s b~o/ theme throughout who got the urge to dIrect whIle starrIng as a drama rel~es on publ~shed records and ~nter­ Monday hIgh-school basketball player on the serIes "The v~ews as lt follows Jack~e's l~fe from age DONAHUE The romantic hopes versus the unroman­ WhIte Shadow" He apprentIced durIng the run of 5 through f~n~sh~ng school Jaclyn Sm~th, t~c reallt1es of beIng the "other woman" that show untIl 1981 And when ItS producers Rod Taylor, James Franc~scus, Stephen El­ are dIscussed as several women who have (Mark TInker and Bruce Paltrow) moved to theIr l~ott, Claudette Nev~ns, Eva Roberts had, or are haVIng an affaIr w~th a mar­ next ser1es, "St Elsewhere," Hooks fInally got Mondal rIed man, IncludIng members of the support h1s break as a d1rector DONAHUE Is the removal of lumps as effect~ve group WAMM (Women and MarrIed Men), Jo~n When the chance to read for "P2'S the Mayor" a cure for cancer as the removal of an en­ PhIl to d~scuss one s1de of the age-old came along "I had been dI­ t~re breast? A major new medlcal study trIangle Program VIew Alert Mature theme rect1ng a show every week " cla~ms that ~t ~s Donahue exam~nes th1S throughout Hooks pOInted out "ObVIously, top~c w~th oncolog1st Dr Marc LIppman Tuesdav the money IS good and the crea­ dIrector of the breast cancer sect10n Na­ DONAHUE "Bob Hope, one of the world's best-loved tIve opportunlt1es are even t~onal Cancer InstItute, and Rose Kushner, entertaIners, J01ns Donahue to dISCUSS h1S better I had much more securI­ who underwent a breast removal and recon­ long-last1ng career and how he has managed ty I was asked to leopardlze structIve surgery to remaIn one of Amer1ca's top comedIans that to do a teleVISIon serIes Tuesday year after year by keepIng hIS humor as aga1n I remembered the gr1nd DONAHUE Parr1c1de, the k~llIng of one's par­ top1cal as today's headlInes of 'The Shadow' Up at 5 In ents, 1S the most ch1111ng of all crImes "AGATHA CHRISTIE'S SPARKLING CYANIDE" (1983 the mornIng to be on locatIon Why do some ch~ldren take the l~ves of Mystery/Drama) A wedding annIversary party at 6 I Just d~dn't mISS the1r parents? Jonathan Coleman, author of becomes the settIng for tragedy when one that" Kevln Hooks "At Mother's Request," JOIns Donahue to d~s­ of the celebrant's champagne IS p01soned Nevertheless, he was wooed cuss the grOWIng publ~c1ty surroundIng par­ Attracted to the dead woman's SIster, an by the concept of the new SItcom, as well as by rICIde and to take a hard look at what thIS Engl1sh JournalIst becomes Involved 1n the the ImpreSSIve number of blacks 1nvolved in problem says about our troubled youth enSUIng murder InvestIgatIon and f1nds her­ every facet of the product10n, 1nrludlng co­ "SCRUPLES" (1982 Drama) A beautlful young wom­ self caught up In the Jealousies and greed stars Al Fann and Wesley Thompson, Frank Dawson, an, upon her husband's death 1nherlts a of Southern CalIfornIa's beautIful people the UnIversal execut1ve who spearheaded the vast conglomerate that plunges her Into Anthony Andrews, Deborah RaffIn, Pamela proJect, co-producers KrIs KeIser and John Forbes, the pollt1cal Inf1ghtlng of corporate l1fe Bellwood, Nancy Marchand, Josef Sommer dlrector Oz Scott, and wrIters Ilunga Adell and the lust, greed and glltter of hIgh DaVId Huffman EhrIch Van Lowe and Jean Johnson In fact, more SOCIety Shelley SmIth, Olga Karlatos, DIrk Wednesday than 30 percent of the crew IS black Bened1ct, El~zabeth Edwards, JeSSIca Wal­ DO',ARUE From the bedroom to the courtroom As for Hooks' personal gaIn "When 1 really ter~, Roy ThInnes the result of dIshonesty between lovers sat down to thInk about readIng for It, I sud­ Wednesday More and more d1sputes over contraceptIves, denly fell ~n love WIth the concept To playa DONAHUE On today's Donahue, meet the soap cou- pregnanCIes, sexually transmItted dIseases young, black polIt1c1an on televIS10n was some­ ples who Just can't seem to get together and even broken hearts are creating a new thIng that had not been done before The closest They are the star-crossed lovers who keep legal speCIalty sexual lIabIlIty Don- th1ng to It 1S 'Benson,' but he's an older gen­ v~ewers glued to theIr telev~sIon sets ahue addresses the Issue of lovers beIng eratIon It was a once-1n-a-11fetlme role And I waItIng for happy end1ngs for them held legally and f1nanc1ally responSIble fIgured I wanted It to be In my lIfetIme as op­ "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" (1981 Comedy) Newlyweds for what they say and do In the most prI­ posed to someone else's," saId the 27-year-old copIng WIth each other as well as a too­ vate of places, the bedroom Program VIew actor addIng that the show WIll av01d contro­ small walk-Up apartment In New York CIty Alert Mature theme througholl t vers1al Issues because "we don't want to Jeopar­ The walk-up IS an exhaust1ng f1ve flIghts 'SHOrUN" Part 2 (1980 Drama) PolIt1cal ploys and dIze our POSItIon WIth our audIence by offend1ng and, l1ke theIr frequent staIrcase trIps, dangerous charades YIeld to VIolence be­ anyone by tak1ng one s~de or another " the marrlage, too, has ItS ups and downs tween the forces of Ishldo and Toranago, Hooks also flew back to hIS bIrthplace, RIchard Thomas, Hans Conrled, Bess Armstrong, who dIscovers a clever ally 1n Blackthorne, Ph1ladelphla, to see Mayor WIlson Goode In ac­ Barb'lra BarrIe now called Anlln-san RIchard Lhamberla1n, tIon, and then on to meet WIth Mayor Marlon Thursday Yoko ShImada, Toshlro Mlfune, Damlen Thomas, Berry In WashIngton, DC, where he grew up DONAHUE Should an)one or anyth1ng be fair game John R~ys-Dav1es, Nobuo Kaneko Pro~ram He met Bradley for the f1rst tIme a few weeks or should there be l~m~ts as to what gets VIew Alert Mature theme throughout ago, when the L A mayor proclaImed It "He's prInted? Today's Donahue exam1nes what's Thursday the Mayor Day" and presented Hooks WIth a proc­ faIr In the world of soft-porn publlcatl0ns DONAHUE There was a tIme when an Injured play- lamat~on at CIty Hall WIth Bob Gucc~one, founder and publIsher of er was the one carr~ed off the fIeld on a POlItICS Isn't an entIrely new arena for the Penthouse magaZIne stretcher but more and more It IS a ~pecta­ actor The Hookses have long been 1ndIrectly "SURVIVAL 1990 " (Drama) It IS after "the fall" -­ tor In the stands who ends up on a stretch­ Involved, ever SInce hIS father, actor Robert nuclear devastat~on ~n the w~lds of what had er Sportscaster Howard Cosell JOIns Hooks, co-founded the New York Negro Ensemble once been Canada A former h~gh-school Donahue to dISCUSS the VIolence of the kInd Co and, later, the D C Black Repertory Co teacher and h~s mutant g~rlfr~end are sur­ plagUIng European sports and whether th1S ln Washlngton, D C "We were alwavs Involved v~vors who befr~end a former m~l~tary man plague could spread to the Unlted States wlth the po11tIcal communlty, whether It who helps them defend themselves aga~nst "THE THIRD CIRL FROM THE LEFT" (1973 Drama) was raISIng money or g1vIng po11t1cal ~upport,' maraud1ng vandals Jeff Holec, Nancy Cser, A Manhattan nIghtclub chorus ~Irl suddenly recalled Hooks who made hIS actIng debut at Cra~g W~ll~ams Program VIew Alert Mature realIzes that, In today's youth-orIented age 9 WIth a bIt part In hIS father's TV ser1es, theme throughout SOCIety she IS conSIdered an "ag1ng" per­ "N Y P D " Friday former as she loses her front-row spot 1n Hooks, a dIvorced father of a 6-year-old DONAHUE The world held ~ts breath for 17 days the chorus She termInates her 13-year daughter, IS optImlst1c about the success of as Moslem terror1sts held 39 Amer~cans engagement to a n1ghtclub SInger-comIC who "He's the Mayor" He'd lIke to return next hostage ~n Be~rut Jo~n Donahue as we hear Isn't In any rush to ~et marrIed, then f1nds season as the 1ncumbent

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