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VOLUME XXIII, NO 105 U S A~~ KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1986 AT&T'S UNION WORKERS STRIKE SUNDAY Senate Faces Tax By MATT YANCEY Reform, Missile AP Labor Wn ter by CWA to halt productlon of CWA Presldent Morton Bahr telecommunlcatlons equlpment sald hlS unlon expects IBEW Sale, TV Cameras WASHINGTON -- Amerlcan Tele­ On Saturday, AT&T had sald members to honor hlS unlon's phone & Telegraph Co -- able lt would not attempt to operate plcket llnes at AT&T facliltles By TIM AHERN to flll only half the operator any of those plants, WhlCh are where both unlons represent var- Assoclated Press Wrlter slots lt normally needs and normally closed on weekends, lf 10US portlons of the work force threatened wlth a loss of bUS1- there was a strlke That POS1- Llnnen sald the blggest lm­ WASHINGTON -- Senators re­ ness sales -- braced ltself to­ tlon changed when a tentatlve medlate problem the company turnlng from thelr Memorlal day for the flrst large lmpact accord was reached wlth the faces lS handllng long-dlstance Day recess face a busy agenda from a strlke by ltS blggest em­ IBEW, WhlCh represents workers telephone calls today wlth that lncludes tax reform and ployee unlon at 13 of the plants 12,000 management flil-lns Mon­ whether to sell mlsslles to Vowlng to break a pattern of "If people are at those days tYPlcally have the largest Saudl Arabla, but they also glve-back contracts lmposed on plants to work, we lntend to volume of long-dlstance calls wlll perform thelr dutles on wage earners ln recent years, produce," sald Herb Llnnen, an of the week, normally requlrlng llve televlslon for the flTst the Communlcatlon Workers of AT&T spokesman He acknowledged 24,000 operators on duty, he tlme Amerlca, representlng more than that factorles where the Commu­ sald The Senate was scheduled to three-fourths of AT&T's 200,000 nlcatlons Workers are employed Wlth 10,000 supervlsors man­ convene today at 2 p m EDT unlon workers, struck the tele­ wlll llkely remaln closed nlng sWltchboards normally for a pro forma seSSlon that communlcatlonS glant at 12 01 Art Perry, dlrector of the staffed by 12,000 unlon opera­ was belng televlsed llve, the a m EDT Sunday IBEW's telephone dlvlslon, sald tors Sunday, long-dlstance call­ flrst tlme ln the Senate's However, later Sunday the In­ the tentatlve accord was slgned ers were greeted wlth recorded 197-year hlstory that televi­ ternatlonal Brotherhood of Elec­ Sunday and wlll be submltted to messages advlslng that Af&T was Slon statlons around the coun­ trlcal Workers slgned a "tenta­ hlS unlon's members for a rank­ experlenclng a "work stoppage" try have been able to broad­ tlve accord" for an 8 percent and-flle ratlflcatlon vote wlth­ and requestlng them to walt for cast proceedlngs from the or­ wage lncrease over the next ln the next two weeks the next avallable operator nate chamber three years for ltS nearly However, Perry sald unlon Bahr sald the strlke has Whlle the House also returnE 41,000 AT&T employees That same leaders had not yet declded shut down AT&T's factorles and thls week from ltS recess to offer was rejected by CWA nego­ whether to recommend acceptlng brought ltS lnstallatlon and debate and vote on a houslng tlators or reJectlng the package repalr serVlces "to a grlndlng blll, most of the attentlon AT&T offlclals, clearly bol­ Whlle Perry sald IBEW mem­ halt " wlll be focused on the Senate stered by the IBEW pact, sald bers are not on strlke, "the "These are the two most com­ House floor proceedlngs have they lntended to open all of general P011Cy lS that we re­ petltlve parts of the buslness," been televlsed Slnce 1979 thelr 24 manufacturlng plants spect other unlons' plcket Bahr toJd reporters after nego­ Whlle House seSSlons were ln 17 states today desplte vows llnes " tlators met lnformally Sunday televlsed, an lncreaslng num­ ber of senators argued that Arrested For Suspended LICense, ~ TICkets the publlc was also demandlng to see the Senate, although op­ ponents of televlslon sald cameras would only further TOUR BUS DRIVER HAD RECORD slow the already lengthy Sen­ ate leglslatlve process By BRENDAN RILEY warrants were lssued for hls has refused to dlSCUSS Frlday's Televlslon supporters have Assoclated Press wrlter arrest after he falled to ap­ accldent wlth reporters a slx-week trlal perlod after WALKER, Cal~f -- The drlver pear ln court on a speedlng Mlntz sald Kllmeck's ar­ WhlCh the Senate wlll vote of a tour bus that plunged lnto charge and an unreglstered ve­ rest last year was on U S 395 agaln for permanent televlslng a rlver, klillng at least 18 hlcle charge, the Tlmes report­ near Independence, 180 mlles elderly passengers, once was ed north of Los Angeles and on flred by another bus company af­ Kllmeck. who was released the same hlghway where Yelena Bonner ter hlS arrest for drlvlng wlth from a Reno hospltal Sunday, Frldav'§ crash occurred a suspended llcense, a company Arrives In Moscow offlclal sald By ALISON SMALE Ernst Kllmeck, 47, was flred Assoclated Press Wrlter by Lounge Car Tours Inc of Culver Clty ln March 1985 after MOSCOW -- Yelena Bonner re­ hlS tour bus was stopped by turned to the Sovlet Unlon to­ Callfornla Hlghway Patrol offl­ day after SlX months ln the cers on the return leg of a Skl West to re]Oln her husband, trlp to Mammoth Lakes, sald dlssldent Andrel Sakharov, ln Debra R Mlntz, the company's lnternal eXlle A frlend awalt­ general manager lng her arrlval was taken away "The man was on a trlp to by pollce Mammoth and was pulled off by An Alltalla Jetllner carry­ the CHP for warrants and for lng Bonner landed at Sheremet­ speedlng," Mlntz sald, refer­ yevo Alrport after the fllght rlng to warrants for prevlous from Italy, and she could be trafflc vlolatlons seen waltlng for her luggage Her comments were reported She was not close enough to be toda) by the Los Angeles Tlmes, spoken to WhlCh also quoted a CHP offlcer Dlplomats from the US, investlgatlng last Frlday's Canadlan and Dutch embassles deadly crash as saylng Kllmeck and about 50 reporters were was clted for speedlng at waltlng for her to emerge from least four tlmes ln the past 2~ passport control and customs years and may have malntalned sectlons Processlng can take two drlver's llcenses under up to two hours Sllghtly dlfferent names Seraflm Yevsukov, a frlend '~e're lnvestlgatlng that of Bonner's who has asked to posslblllty," Offlcer E AVlles leave the Sovlet Unlon, was sald of records lndlcatlng taken away by pollce after of­ Kllmeck had two llcenses, one flclals checked hls papers wlth the flrst named Ernst and Yevsukov's 24-year-old son re­ the other wlth the flrst name cently was sentenced to three Ernest years ln a labor camp for re­ When Lounge Car Tours check­ fuslng mliltary serVlce The ed Ernst August Kllmeck's drlv­ Yevsukov famlly hds been try­ ing record before hlrlng hlm lng Slnce 1978 to get permls­ Oct 8, 1984, the company was Pelton Tno I Slon to emlgrate told lt was unblemlshed. Mlntz Accused spy Ronald W Pelton, center, accompamed by US Two U S congressmen accom­ sald marshals, grlns from a doorway of the detentlon center after panied her on her fllght to But a llcense belonglng to the flrst day of hlS tnal In Baltlmore on Wednesday Pelton, Moscow, saying they wanted to Ernest A Kllmeck. wlth the a former Natlonal Securlty Agency mlddle-management staff of­ ensure her human rlghts and same blrth date had been sus­ flcer In the Sovlet communlcatlons unlt, lS charged wlth es- dlgnity were protected BonnLr pended ln September 1984. and plonage See Page 4 (AP Laserphoto) sald she only wanted to retuen state records show at least two to be with Sakharov # r' , LOCAL NEWS , PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 1986 , The Computerr-Faire -- Living In The 1980s By RUTH HORNE Around 200 Lsland resLdents saw or ex­ Mlchael Mlze, stand­ perLenced fLrst-hand the capabLILtLes of lng left, pOlnts out some of the newest and most popular home , some of the features of computers avaLlable today at the Computer the Amlga to Susan and FaLre held May 18 Ln the Davye DavLs MultL­ Amy Aden, seated left purpose Room, accord Lng to MLchael MLze, to rlght, and Chuck and dLrector of the event Becky Summers, holdlng FeaturLng two of the newest home un1ts daughter Dorcas -- the Commodore AmLga and the AtarL 520ST -- the Computer FaLre's major sponsors were the Commodore and AtarL clubs on KwaJaleLn A regLstratLon program, to note the var10US areas of Lnterest and need among VLs1tors to the faLr, was LnLtLated wLth forms fLlled out at the entrance (Photos by BETH SHOLAR, Kentron Photo Lab)

Tom Barclay, left, and SklP Gal­ lant check the at­ tendance llSt on a Commodore 64 whlle young fa lr goer Jacob Deckard enJoys a hands-on demon­ stratlon of the en­ tertalnment capa­ bllltles of an Atan 800XL

Island resldents Vlew artwork dlsplayed ln a preVlOUS show (Photo provlded by VERLAN FULLMER) Don't Miss This Year's Creative Arts Festival Management Week By VERLAN FULLMER 6 40 ClarLnet Solo, Jonathan Coons Observance Set KwaJaleln Hlgh School 6 45 WoodwLnd Duet, JennIfer Homan, The annual CreatIve Arts FestLval wLll JennIfer Bancroft For June 1-7 be presented by the KwaJaleLn School Sys­ 6 50 ClarLnet Duet, Amber ShIelds, Ray­ By LEW SHORTRIDGE tem on Tuesday, June 3, Ln the Davye DaVLS lene Souza Natlonal Management Assoclatlon MultLpurpose Room from 6 to 9 p m 6 55 ClarInet Duet, Amber ShIelds, DLck The elementary art classes, under the ShIelds Management Week Ln AmerLca receIved Na­ dLrect10n of Darlene DLhel, wLll dLsplay 7 00 PercussIon Solo, Jeffrey Roth tLonal recognItIon In 1984 through the pre­ artwork Ln a varLety of medLa used Ln prac­ 7 05 Flute Duet, Amy Reyia, CatherLne sentatIon of the AmerLcan Manager of the tLcLng good elements of desLgn DnLts of WLehe Year award to PresIdent Ronald Reagan Last art Lncluded desLgn, paLntLng, clay, post­ 7 10 Drama SkIts year, thLs prestlgLous er makLng, drawLng, weavLng, sculpture and "Spoons," L Sahl award was presented to J W MLcronesLan crafts Students wIll be demon­ "The Faculty Lounge," J Ander­ MarrIott Jr , pres1dent and N~ ~A stratLng some of these actlvLtLes durLng son ch1ef execut1ve off1cer of .~. the even Lng hours "Marat Sade," L Brooks the Marr10tt Corp GLnny Cook's home economLCS class WLII "How To Act When BeLng Sent to Recently, the 18 co­ display some hand-sewn anLmal and surf­ Your Room," M Culberson sponsor1ng organ1zat10ns of board p1llows and some teddy bear pLllows "Daddy's Not ComIng Home To­ Management Week 1n Amer1ca Also some book bags, T-shLrts and "Jams" NLght," M Glade, P Stetson met Ln WashLngton, DC, to made by the students wLll be avaLlable for "The GLngerbread Lady," J An­ f1na11ze the 1986 recLpLent LnspectLon derson, D Vosburgh In addLtLon, NMA chapters The photography class taught by Jerry "How To PLck Up a G1rl," P take th1s opportun1ty to Cross wLll dLsplay photos done Ln unIque Lane, A WeLkle recognLze members who have contrLbuted to styles and technLques 8 00 ChoLr the success of the chapter over the last The hLgh-school draftLng and woodworkLng 8 15 Vocal Duet, PaIge Woodward, JennL­ year classes taught by KeLth PerkIns wLll dIS­ fer Homan DurLng last week's member luncheon here play thLs year's woodworkIng proJects, 8 20 Vocal Solo, Larry ChIdsey on KwaJaleln, Darlene Koen1g, pres1dent, along wLth selected drawIngs from the 8 25 Vocal Solo, Laura Brooks pa1d a spec1al tr1bute to J1m TOrr1Se, ex­ draftLng class ecut1ve VLce pres1dent, John Halverson, The hLgh-school art classes taught by treasurer, Tom Barclay, secretary, Al Ker­ Verlan Fullmer wIll dIsplay projects done Worth Repea tiog tel, program cha1rman, Kelv1n SumLc, bLngo Ln staLned glass, pastels, charcoal, weav­ "When I see the Ten Most Wanted l1sts, comm1ttee, Dave Landrett1, scholarsh1p com­ Lng, mIxed medIa and prLntmakLng I always have thLs thought If we'd made m1ttee, John Scott, educatLonal program Terry Hoggatt wLll dIsplay strLng de­ them feel wanted earl1er, they wouldn't be chaLrman, and Lew1s Shortr1dge, pub11cLty SIgns created by hIS math classes wanted now" -- EddLe Cantor, enterta1ner cha1rman AgaLn thLs year, as a specLal feature, the elementary school wLll present the "Book Falre" Ln the hLgh-school lLbrary Surf And Sun Throughout the evenLng, the mUSLC de­ *N 0 TIC E* AS OF 12 01 A M partment, dLrected by Cheryl and RLchard Monday, June 2, 1986 Sh1elds, and the drama department, dLrect­ DURING THE PERIOD Weekend total o 12 ed by Scarlett Scholte, wLll present a se­ Monthly total o 03 r1es of one-act plays, mus1cal solos, duets ~,A Y 23 - J UL Y 5 Year Iv tOlal 29 93 and other numbers on the followLng sched­ TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN ule THE TV/STCREO SHOP SunrLse 6 29 a m WILL BE OPCN rOR CUSTOMERS 6 00 Stage Band Sunset 7 05 p m TO PICK-UP & DROP OFF 6 25 Horn Duet, JennLfer SmLth, Jona­ MoonrLse 3 46 a m EQUIPMENT ONLY than S1evers Moonset 4 23 p m NORMAL REPAIR SERVICES 6 30 Clar1net TrIo, Deanna BrouLllette, H1 TIde 2 21 a m 4 9'-2 32 p m 4 3' WILL RESUME ON JULY 7 MarIe StLnnett, Shana Lum Lo TIde 8 37 a m 1 6'-8 29 p m 1 4 ' 6 35 WoodwInd Duet, Patty Stetson, FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 Cathy Stetson ) COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1986, PAGE 3 ON THE RIGHT: MAYOR KOCH PERFORMS By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR The case mounts away wlth antl-narcotlc laws, local drug enforcement efforts ness lS very, very, blg bU81- Hear now from Edward Koch, I observed that there are ln had had llttle effect on the ness mayor of New York, who as a fact ways to keep drugs out of Clty'S growlng drug problem" So Mayor Koch, who lS a relatlvely unknown congressman the Unlted States I clted the Others of us have been saylng splendld publlC offlclal even wrestled wlth hlS colleagues way ln WhlCh thlS lS done ln the same thlng for a whlle now, lf a llttle shortslgpted about 15 years ago to urge them to Slngapore, wlth qUlte extra­ and have been stresslng that some of the thlngs that have lnqulre lnto the effects of ordlnary success A drug user, as the drug problem grows, so been gOlng on ln Queens, up marlJuana leglslatl0n wlth the detected ln flagrante, lS selZ­ does the strength of the under­ and says the truth, namely Vlew to recommendlng a reason­ ed, sentenced and flogged If world grow, and so does corrup­ that drug enforcement lS not able code That was back when lt happens a second tlme, he tlon grow Indeed, the same worklng And he dramatlzes the some states were sendlng half­ 18 selzed, sentenced and hang­ day's news headllnes the blunt failure of lt by asklng for grown chlldren to Jall for 10 ed There lS no questl0n ln my charge by Amerlcan offlclals the only klnd of leglslatlon or 15 years for smoklng a weed, mlnd that lf thlS were to be­ that the Mexican government is that would make lt work capl­ whlle others all but guaranteed come the law ln the Unlted not merely Just plaln corrupt tal punlshment for drug mer­ pollce protectlon for smokers States, cocalne and herOln that news would quallfy to chants Someone at the press at such outlngs as Woodstock would all but disappear from run on the obltuary page of conference sald that the Su­ What Mr Koch now wants lS a the marketplace And there lS the paper -- but lS speclfl-. preme Court had authorized cap­ federal law that would execute no questl0n ln my mlnd that no cally corrupt ln the matter ltal punlshment only for the everyone caught tradlng ln such law wlll be passed ln of drug-growlng It lS even crlme of murder, and mlghtn't heroln or cocalne Amerlca unless lt evolves lnto charged that members of the lt therefore be that to pre­ In what quantlty dld you the klnd of soclety we really famlly of the presldent of scrlbe it for drug-seillng have ln mlnd, Your Honor? do not wlsh to llve ln MeX1CO are engaged ln growlng would run lnto the Elghth Oh, he hadn't glven the We know, moreover, that drugs and seillng them for Amendment's prohlbltl0n matter much thought "The 95 percent (that lS the offl­ consumptl0n ln the Unlted agalnst cruel and unusual amount that comes readlly to c~al estlmate) of the drugs States, and that they are pro­ punlshment? mlnd lS the dlstrlbutlon of a belng lmported are done so Vla tected by what goes by the But the questl0n needn't kllo " organlzed crlme, Vla the Mafla, name of law enforcement offl­ have been asked, really Be­ A good round flgure Sell whlch becomes here a generlc cers ln MeX1CO cause the subject wlll never one kllo of coke, occupy one term The remalnlng 5 percent And of course there are the reach the courts Because electrlc chalr for one mlnute 18 the stuff brought ln by counterparts ln the Unlted Congress isn't gOlng to pass Now here are the two pOlnts forelgn travelers (most usual­ States Corrupt pollcemen, any such law And Mayor Koch to bear ln mlnd ln conslderlng ly students) of the klnd dra­ who are bought off by drug knows lt Could he be prepar­ Mayor Koch's proposal matlzed ln the mOVle "Mldnlght merchants, corrupt prlson lng to show the same courage The flrst lS that lt would Express " guards, who are pald to look he dld back in Congress and work The second lS that lt Now Mayor Koch began hlS the other way when the stuff suggest decriminalization of won't happen ' press conference wlth an In­ lS brought ln, and, one sup­ drugs as the only senslble Some months ago, when I terestlng admlssl0n The New poses, corrupt Judges, Slnce course for Amerlca? flrst used thlS space to recom­ York Tlmes account reports, no professlon lS lmmune to Copynght 1986 mend that we surrender, and do '~e sald he had concluded that corruptlon, and the drug bUS1- Unlversa1 Press Syndlcate

'Neshmgton Merry-{3o-Rouna RADIATION LEVELS WORRY PENNSYLVANIANS

By JACK ANDERSON and DALE VAN ATTA

WASHINGTON -- The Unlted ment from the dlsposal method, both plant and state health most of the 1960s, the plants States has crltlclzed the So­ but lnslst that the emlSSlons agency documents lndlcated a released unfl1tered radloac­ vlet government's fallure to wlll be at such a low level problem wlth radl0actlve run­ tlve partlcles lnto the alr, glve ltS people tlmely lnfor­ that they pose no health off lnto nearby streams they were clted by federal In­ matlon on the Chernobyl nu­ threat to the communlty -- The Rlver One plant lS spec tors for broken alr monl­ clear dlsaster But for 25 But posslble radldtl0n ln ln the mlddle of Apullo, less tors and faulty emlSS10ns years the resldents of Apollo, the past has resldents Just than half a ml1e from two equlpment A 1973 uranlum leak Pa , a small town about 20 as worrled as future emlSS10ns schools and slttlng on a rlver was 20,000 tlmes greater than mlles northeast of Plttsburgh, The orlglnal owners, Nuclear that feeds lnto the Allegheny acceptable 11mlts More than have been wonderlng lf thelr Materlals and Equlpment Corp , a few ml1es upstream from 60 cases of workers' overex­ government has wlthheld lnfor­ sold the plants to Atlantlc Plttsburgh Radloactlve mater­ posure to radlatlon have been matl0n on radlatlon exposure Richfleld ln the late 1960s, lal and cancer-causlng pOlson­ reported they mlght have been subJect­ Babcock and Wllcox purchased ous wastes have been dlscharg­ In lS/6, a state lnspector ed to from a palr of nuclear them ln the early 1970s Fed­ ed lnto the rlver by the wrote "There seems to be some materlals plants eral offlclals cldlm the plants Incredlbly, one regu­ posslbl1lty that small amounts The plants, WhlCh process plants have been operated safe­ latory commlSS10n report ln of radloactlve dust are belng radloactlve materlal for mlll­ ly over the years, but feder­ the mld-1970s sald the hlgh emltted to the atmosphere, tary and other use, made head­ al documents obtalned through pollutant levels were nothlng WhlCh dlsturbs (us) There are llnes ln the 1960s when sever­ the Freedom of Informatl0n to get exclted about because homes very close to thlS plant " al hundred pounds of ltS weap­ Act by our assoclate Corky the rlver was already "dead" When the plants started ons-grade uranlum dlsappeared Johnson tell a dlfferent sto­ from pollutlon emlttlng radl0actlve dust at Speculatlon was that lt wound ry Here are Just a few of In one 12-month perlod, hlgher levels than the regu­ up ln Israel Apollo's problems, culled from June 1975 to May 1976, latl0ns allowed, they were But the mlsslng uranlum from hundreds of reports there were 30 occaSl0ns when granted exemptl0ns ln 1969, mlght have been dumped lnto -- The Plt In the 1960s, hlgh-level radl0actlve mate­ allowlng new levels 100 tlmes a huge plt behlnd one of the radl0actlve materlal was rlal was dumped lnto the sew­ hlgher than the old ones The plants The trouble lS, the dumped ln a IS-acre slte only age system A former plant plants even exceeded the new Nuclear Regulatory CommlSSlon a few yards from several employee charged that thou­ levels doesn't know homes The dumplng was then sands of gallons of radloac­ Footnote Cltlng a recent Now the commlSS10n lS con­ legal, though federal law tlve wastes per day were dump­ state cancer study, a Babcock slderlng a plan by the facll­ stopped such burlals ln 1970 ed lnto the river ln the 1960s and Wl1cox offlclal sald "The lty's current owners to make The plt remalns, and tests When the plant began dump­ study clearly shows no hlgher one plant the flrst commerclal have shown dozens of "hot lng chemlcal and radloactlve cancer rates I don't know lnClnerator for radloactlve spots" ln lt, wlth radlatl0n pollutants into the rlver how anyone could conclude wastes The owners, Babcock readlngs far above acceptable above the legal 11mlt, the there has been a health hazard " and Wllcox, acknowledge that llmlts regulatory agency ralsed the some radloactlve partlcles Some dlscarded uranlum was 11mlt Copyn qht 1986 wlll escape lnto the enVlron- left ln open contalners And -- EmlSS10n Throughout Unlted Feature Syndlcate

The KwaJale~n Hourglass ~s an unoff~c~al publ~cat~on author~zed under the prov~s~ons of AR 360-81 It lS publlshed by Global AS$oclates Monday through Frlday (excludlng holldays) at the dlrectl0n of the comrnandlng offl¢er, U S Army KwaJaleln Mlsslle Range, Marshall Commandlng Offlcer Col William A Spin Islands, under contract DASG60-82-C-0063 ThlS lS an offset publ~catl0n, w~th a dally Publ~c Affalrs Offlcer Pat Robbins clrculatlon of 1,950 The Vlews and Oplnlons expressed hereln are not necessarlly those EdHor Courtney Danko of the Department of the Army Communicatl0ns should be addressed to the Hourglass, P 0 Local News/Feature Wrlter Megan Stegmann Box 23, APO San Franc~sco 96555, or cali 83539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Materlals appear~ng Copy Edltor C~rculat~on Jeanne Vlncent In the Hourglass may not be reprlnted without the approval of the commandlng offlcer, Sportswriter John Lee U S Army KwaJale~n Mlsslle Range All want ads and not~ces must be submltted on GA Form 8028 R-4 by 12 30 p m the work~ng day pr~or to publ~cat~on c WORLD/LOCAL NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1986 Eastern Airlines Judge AccPts Pelton On One Count , Hawaii Briefs HONOLULU (AP) -- Astronaut Chairman Borman Upholds Remaining Spy Charges EllIson Onlzuka was to be burled By BRYAN BRUMLEY at the NatIonal MemorIal Ceme­ To Resign AssOclated Press Wrlter EarlIer today, U S DIstrIct tery of the PaCIfIC thIS morn­ Judge Herbert F Murray, after Ing MIAMI CAP) -- Former astro­ BALTIMORE -- Former NatIon­ a hearIng wIthout the Jury, The remaIns of the 39-year­ naut Frank Borman, Eastern AIr­ al SecurIty Agency worker acquItted Pelton on one espIo­ old AIr Force lIeutenant colonel lInes' outspoken chaIrman, WIll Ronald W Pelton took the WIt­ nage charge He ruled that were flown to Honolulu Sunday resIgn thIS summer after 16 ness stand today to answer prosecutors could not prove follOWIng a BuddhIst wake ser­ years wIth the carrIer that charges that he sold crItIcal Pelton made hIS InItIal phone VIce In Kona Included sometImes-bItter U S IntellIgence secrets to call to SOVIet Embassy offICIals About 300 frIends and rela­ labor dIsputes and fInancIal the SovIet UnIon, after a from Maryland tIves attended the servIce at troubles he blamed on dlscount­ federal Judge dIsmIssed one That left open the possibIl­ the Kona HongwanJI MISSIon in fare competItors spawned by of SIX espIonage and conspIr­ Ity of tryIng Pelton on the Kealakekua, near where Onlzuka Industry deregulatIon acy charges agaInst hIm charge In WashIngton, DC, spent hIS boyhood "ThIS mornIng we're notIfy­ Pelton, 44, stIll faces where the SOVIet Embassy IS The Rev Arthur Marutani Ing the employees that he IS lIfe In prIson If convIcted on located CIted Onlzuka for hIS qUIet leavIng," Eastern spokesman fIve remaInIng charges that The Judge dIsmIssed a motIon humIlIty Jerry Cos ley saId "Although for $35,000 he sold the So­ tor acquIttal on an attempted "It IS a very sad and yet we all expected somethIng to VIets secrets gained durIng espIonage charge, sayIng that gratIfYIng occaSIon that we are be gOIng on, there really was hIS l4-year career as a Rus­ by flYIng to VIenna, AustrIa, able to have such a wake ser­ no advance word on what he SIan communIcatIons specIalIst In AprIl 1985 for a meetIng VIce," saId Martuanl "Indeed would be announcIng " for the super-secret agency WIth SOVIet agents, Pelton It has been a long, traumatIC Borman, 58, announced hIS Pelton testIfIed that he made the attempt as charged, and tryIng tIme for the famIly, resIgnatIon at a Sunday nIght asked for an attorney and although he did not lInk up and fInally we have thIS oppor­ dInner of 200 frIends and as­ guarantees that he would not WIth the RUSSIans that tIme tunIty to SIt together and be socIates at the posh Grand be prosecuted before makIng He saId the trIp followed a together WIth EllIson Onlzuka " Hotel, The MIamI News reported IncrImInatIng statements to pattern Pelton set In two pre­ * * * In an artIcle publIshed today FBI agents before hIS arrest VIOUS VISItS to VIenna In 1980 VOLCANO, HawaII CAP) Borman and WIfe Susan WIll last November and 1983, In WhICh he allegedly KIlauea Volcano erupted agaIn move to Las Cruces, N M , to He also saId he began USlnp sold the secrets early today It was the 46th JOIn theIr son, Fred marIJuana, roralne and the The case has generated WIde phase of an eruptIon that be­ Borman WIll leave as soon opIate DIlaudld In early 1984, attention In part because of ban In the volcano's east rIft as the carrIer's $660 mIllIon four years after he allegedly the serIOUS damage Pelton's al­ zone Jan 3, 1983 pendIng merger wIth Houston­ began to sell SovIet agents leged revelatIons dId to U S Tom WrIght, SCIentIst In based Texas AIr Corp IS com­ secrets IntellIgenCe charge of the U S GeologIcal pleted The deal IS now under Surv~y's HawaIIan Volcanoes reVIew by the U S Transporta­ Observatory, saId the latest tIon Department, the newspaper Tomlin, Hirsch Win Broadway Tonys outburst began at 2 30 a m reported By MARY CAMPBELL WIth lava fountaIns of 400 feet Frank Lorenzo, who controls AssOclated Press Wrlter people "who gave us a pretty He saId the eruptIon was stIll Texas AIr, dId not push Borman good deal on the Plymouth bUIldIng, and he expected out of Eastern, Cos ley saId NEW YORK -- LIly TomlIn, Theater," and playwrIght Jane fountaIns up to 1,000 feet who all alone plays the huge Wagner The Tony Awards show later today case of "The Search for SIgns was broadcast from the Mlnskoff * * * Gromyko Calls of IntellIgent LIfe In the Theater by CBS-TV HONOLULU (AP) -- ThIrty UnIverse," and Judd HIrsch, HIrsch, who saId hIS speech years after work began, Oahu's who's 51 and plays a spunky was gOIng to make the ceremony HI Freeway IS completely fIn­ u.s. Stance On guy 30 years older In "I'm run past ItS scheduled two Ished Not Rappaport," are the toast hours, InSIsted that Cleavon On Sunday, the eastbound Salt II 'Blunder' of the town as Tony award­ LIttle, who plays hIS "Rappa­ portIon of the Keehl Inter­ WInners for best actress and port" park-bench pal, also change was open to traffIC By ALISON SMALE actor on Broadway over 80, JOIn hIm on the stage TravelIng from Honolulu In­ AssOclated Press Wrlter Bernadette Peters, who "Sweet CharIty," WhICh star­ ternatIonal AIrport, the free­ MOSCOW -- SovIet PresIdent also holds the stage alone red Gwen Verdon In 1966 and way SplItS a rIght turn goes AndreI Gromyko was quoted to­ In the fIrst half of "Song & DebbIe Allen now, was named onto the NImItz HIghway to­ day as sayIng PresIdent Rea­ Dance," and George Rose, the thIS season's best reVIval Two ward Walklkl, a left turn gan's announcement that the master of ceremonIes of "The In ItS cast won Tonys for sup­ connects to the maIn HI Free­ UnIted States may exceed nu­ Mystery of EdWIn Drood," also portIng roles They are Bebe way clear arms lImIts agreed to by won Tonys on Sunday nIght for NeUWIrth, who leads the "BIg The westbound portIon of the superpowers IS a "major best actress and actor In Spender" number, and MIchael the Interchange IS expected blunder" not supported by the mUSIcals Rupert, CharIty's boyfrIend to open next Sunday AmerIcan people Peters thanked her moth­ The Tonys for best support­ * * * "The SALT II treaty has been er for InSIstIng she had Ing roles In a play went to HONOLULU CAP) -- A strIke dealt blow after blow by the talent Rose thanked "fellow Swoozle Kurtz as a crazy house­ that could stop 90 percent of the UnIted States and the latest acolytes of the thesplanlc WIfe named Bananas and John InterIsland freIght operatIons blow IS an explosIve charge persuaSIon " Mahoney as her husband, In "The In HawaII may be loomIng agaInst under It," BrItIsh Labor dep­ Best play was Herb Gard­ House of Blue Leaves " the operator of HawaII's Inter­ uty MartIn Flannery quoted ner's comIC "I'm Not Rappa­ Jerry Zaks won the best dI­ Island barge serVIce Gromyko as tellIng VIsItIng port," and best mUSIcal was rector award for "Blue Leaves " A strIke would affect actIVI­ BrItIsh lawmakers durIng a "The Mystery of EdWIn Drood," Tony Walton, who deSIgned the tIes such as farmIng and con­ structIon, that depend on ShIP­ 2~ hour meetIng In the KremlIn an adaptatIon of the book play's set, asked, "Could thIS Reagan on Tuesday saId he Charles DIckens was wrItIng be the fIrst tIme an apartment ments between the Islands would not feel bound by Strate­ when he dIed The play has In Queens has won an award?" as An offICIal of the Inland Boatmen's UnIon, John GouveIa, gIC Arms LImItatIon Treaty lIm­ fIve prepared endIngs, and he accepted the scenIC deSIgn Tony says he thInks unIon members ItatIons on strategIc nuclear the audIence at each perfor­ weapons unless the SovIets mance chooses WhICh WIll be Rupert Holmes won two Teays WIll reject DIllIngham Tug and show WIllIngness to correct performed for hIS fIrst Broadwav outIng, Barge Co's fInal contract what WashIngton contends are TomlIn, In her accep­ "EdWIn Drood " Altogether, offer when It comes to vote vIolatIons of the 1979 accord tance speech, thanked the "Drood" won fIve Tonys June 8

Briefly storms washed across Texas AmerIca that has Idled 15,000 FinanCial News Four traffIc deaths on raln­ workers at 15 plants contInued Dollar clOSIng In WASHINGTON CAP) -- The slIckened roads also were today as management personnel Iur'.Ju ""d~ Supreme Court raIsed the blamed on the storms, WhICh ran operatIons at some faCIlI­ not avaIlable. possIbIlIty today that com­ dumped up to 5 Inches of raIn tIes No new talks were sched­ md ll1 [urlch munItIes VIolated free­ on the state Saturday and Sun­ uled The strIke was called not avaIlable speech rIghts by grantIng day late Saturday nIght by the I Ill')l~( m fA] ') exclUSIve cable televIsIon r * * UnIted Steelworkers of AmerIca (c>Jd $342 10 franchIses In a unanImous ETNA, ~a (AP) -- Stunned and the AlumInum, BrIck and lJ]VtcT $5 16 rulIng, the court hInted that homeowners and weary recovery Class Workers InternatIonal Dul-. 101\,15 CLOSING AV1RAGFS cable TV operators may have workers cleared debrIS and after the unIons rejected what J' nJuslrldJ~ constItutIonal rIghts more looked for more bodIes as the they termed unreasonable con­ Off 14 76 at 1,861 95 SImIlar to publIshers than governor of PennsylvanIa ask­ ceSSIons demanded by ALCOA and () ] r ansp<'rtatlonb to televIsIon and radIO ed for a federal dIsaster dec­ another major alumInum produc­ Off 4 78 at 798 58 broadcastIng companIes laratIon In PIttsburgh's er, Reynolds Metals Co 11 UtIlItIes * * * northern suburbs, where flash * * * Otf 1 29 at 188 33 (AP) -- A teen-age boy floodIng kIlled at least eIght MIAMI (AP) -- FlorIda reSI­ 65 Stocks was swept away whIle he people and caused more than dents who wItnessed a long­ Off 5 08 at 717 61 played In a creek near Dal­ $20 ~Illlon damage taIled fIreball, were told by n "(11l"11 120,590,000 shares las, and an unIdentIfIed * * * U S AIr Command offIcer that SH I1S11M5 woman drowned as another ATLANTA CAP) -- A strIke It was a SOVIet rocket fallIng ]' r~Acr ~I!FRWuOD LlBRARY wave of weekend thunder- agaInst the AlumInum Co of to Earth c .) SPORTS HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1986, PAGE 5 Rahal Wins Indy 500 Men's Softball By MIKE HARRIS By WARREN WOODWORTH AP Motorsports Wtlter IMUA knocked off the Dlamond Cutters INDIANAPOLIS -- Bobby Rahal never saw 10-7 on Dally Fleld Sunday the checkered flag wave over hlS flrst Roney Hlcom and Esdanls RanlS each hlt Indlanapolls 500 vlctory a home run for the Wlnners Tom Grlmmelson That was flttlng For Rahal, the VIC­ hlt a homer for the Cutters tory meant much more than fame and for­ It took nlne Innlngs for BO to edge tune, It was emotlonal payment for the man by the Entertalners on Brandon Fleld Sun­ who got hlm there, car owner Jlm Trueman day, 6-5 When Rahal crossed the flnlsh llne Sat­ RICk Gates had three hltS for the Wln­ urday, he took hlS eyes off the road to ners For the Entertalners, Henry Rober­ search out Trueman, who had glven hlm hlS son had three hltS, Includlng a two-run flrst rlde In 1973 homer And when he arrlved In Vlctory Lane, Ross's Lemonade flnlshed off Freddle's hlS wlfe and baby beslde hlm, Rahal's Fllntstones In flve Innlngs II-Ion Dally flrst thoughts were for Trueman, locked Fleld Saturday In a mortal battle wlth cancer Paul Tlmas of the Lemonade led wlth "ThlS one was for Jlm Trueman ThlS IS 3-for-3 battlng, Includlng a home run and the one I can glve hlm," Rahal sald, hlS four RBI VOlce choked wlth emotlon Nlpper's Revenge remaln on top In the On the track, Rahal made the longest B Dlvlslon wlth an 11-1 vlctory over IMUA Indy ever the fastest ever on Brandon Saturday The 33-year-old Rahal knlfed past Kev­ For the Nlpper's, r~e8 Daugherty had In Cogan wlth two laps remalnlng, then three hIts dnd an RBI drove the fastest offlclal race lap ever AMFM pounded the Trackers 11-6 on at the Indlanapolls Motor Speedway -- Brandon Frlday afternoon 209 152 mph -- on hlS flnal trlp around Leadlng the offense for the WInners the 2lz-mlle oval were Don Hullum and Steve Dlhel, each bat­ There was no room to spare Rahal's tIng 3-for-4, Includlng a home run by Hul­ red March crossed the flnlsh llne Just lum and a trIple by Dlhel, accumulatlng 1 441 seconds ahead of Cogan and only seven RBI John Elm went 3-for-3 for the 1 881 seconds ahead of thlrd-place RICk Trackers Mears, maklng thlS the closest three-way Heaven Help Us crunched the Spartans II flnlsh In the 70 years of racing at Indy 10-1 FrIday on Ddlly Mlke Cantrell, Chuck Summers and Walt Chldsey each went 3-for-4 for the Wlnners Baseball Scoreboard Matt Hunt of the Spartans llkewlse went (AP) -- Sunday's Natlonal League Janlne Cox rounds the base after a base 3-for-4 scores were Phlladelphla 16, San Dlego hlt on Ragan Fleld * * * 5, Plttsburgh 12, Los Angeles 3, St (Photo by JIM PAQUIN, Kentron Photo Lab) The Pollce Department accepted a chal- LOUIS 2, ClnClnnatl 1, Chlcago 7, Atlanta lenge from the FIre Department that they 3, San FranC1SCO 7, New York 3, and Hous­ probably wlsh they had thought tWlce ton 8, Montreal 4 Women's World Series about The flreflghters slaughtered the Saturday In the Natlonal League, it cops 20-4 Sunday on Brandon was St LOUIS 11, CinCinnatl 2, Phlladel­ Top Weekend Softball phla 1, San Diego 0, Atlanta 8, Chicago 4, By WARREN WOODWORTH San FranC1SCO 7, New York 3, Plttsburgh 4, Rockets Win At Home Los Angeles 0, and Houston 4, Montreal 3 In the openIng game of the Women's B By MICHAEL A LUTZ Frlday's Natlonal League actlon saw DIVIsIon World SerIes on Ragan Field Sun­ AP Sportswrl ter Chlcago 6, Atlanta 1, New York 8, San day, Almost Angels emerged trlumphant by Francisco 7, 10 Innlngs, Phlladelphla 2, edgIng the Spartans 2-0 HOUSTON -- Houston's locker room had San Dlego 0, Los Angeles 6, Plttsburgh 4, The Angels put both runs across the been somber at halftlme of ItS flrst two 11 Innlngs, ClnClnnatl 6, St LOUIS 4, plate In the flfth Innlng after a couple NBA champlonshlp pldyoff games agaInst and Montreal 1, Houston 0 of mlscues by the Spartans Nelther team Boston and edch tlme the Rockets had been Sunday In the American League, It was was able to get mu,h of d rally gOlng be­ blown out In the thIrd quarter Cleveland 9, Milwaukee 7, Chlcago 6, To­ fore beIng shut down by the Opposltlon Sunday, they trled somethlng dlfferent ronto 4, Boston 6 Minnesota 3, Kdnsas Janlne Cox WdS the blg stIck of the "We had the radlo on and we tapped our Clty 5, Texas 3, California 7, Baltlmore game, battIng 2-for-3 and knocklng In the feet and chewed our gum," Rockets guard 4, New York 7, Oakland 1, and Seattle 9, fIrst run of the game Jean Heflln went Robert ReId said "We came out loose for Detrolt 1 l-for-1 for the WInners the seLond half" Saturday 1n the Amer1can League, it Llsa Sahl, Joanne Brogden and Stacy The Rockets kept up the beat on the was Toronto 4 Ch1cago 3, 11 Innings, Wlillams each had a hIt for the Spartans court, survlvlng another scary thIrd quar­ Cleveland 3 M1lwaukee 2, Oakland 4, New * c * ter, and then they edged to a 106-104 VIC­ York 3, Kansas C1ty 8, Texas I, Boston 7, In the Women's A D1VlSlon World Serle~, tory In the fourth quarter wlth a re­ Mlnnesota 2, Seattle 7, Detro1t 4, and the Leftovers and Deja Vu SpIlt a game vlsed Ilneup to breathe new llfe Into Callfornla 2 Baltlmore 0 aplece durlng the weekend games at Ragan the best-of-seven serIes In Frlday's Amerlcan League action, It Fleld The Rockets now trall the Celtlcs 2-1 was Mllwaukee 11, Cleveland 7, Toronto 6, The Leftovers took the flrst game 16-7 gOlng In to Thu rsday 's f ou rth game a t The Chlcago 0, Kansas Clty 12, Texas 2, Mln­ FrIday It started off as a close game un­ Summlt The VIctory ended talk of a Bos­ nesota 13, Boston 5, Seattle 8, Detrolt tll the bottom of the fourth when the Left­ ton sweep and the posslblllty of the Celt­ 7, 12 Inn1ngs, Oakland 6, New York 3, and overs brought In seven runs lCS settIng two Natlonal Basketball Asso­ Baltlmore 3, Callfornla 0 Terrl CUblC, Wlnnle Cross and Ellie Ku­ clatlon records ratsu each went 3-for-4, totallng elght Boston took a 2-0 serIes lead by Wilt­ RBI CUblC also managed to cork one over Ing the Rockets wlth powerful thIrd qUdr­ Sports Briefs the fence for the Leftovers Darlene Koenlg ters In each of the flrst two game~ and LOS ANGELES CAP) -- Seven-time Amerl­ of the Leftovers had a perfect day at the they started Sunday's thIrd perIod by out­ can League battlng champion Rod Carew, plate, battlng 2-for-2 WIth two ~acrlflces scorlng the Rockets 17-3 who was not offered a 1986 contract by and three RBI Houston led A2-59 at halftlme but nev­ the Callfornla Angels and then was snub­ For DeJa Vu, Jenny Baker went 2-for-3 er tralled by more than 10 pOlnts and bed by the other 25 malor-league teams, wlth a three-run home run Baker was fol­ clawed thelr way back lnto the game In announced hlS retlrement today lowed by teammate Brendd Bell, who hIt the closIng mInutes Carew, 40, thus completed d 19-year 3-for-4 Hdlftlme muslc may have helped the blg-league career with a 328 lifetlme In Sunday's game, the story changed and Rockets' psyche but after the Rockets battlng average and 3,053 hits the l3th­ DeJa Vu rose over the Leftovers 9-1 started slowly In the thIrd quarter, hlghest total In baseball hlstory Deja Vu scored In four of thelr SiX In­ Coach BIll FItch took matters lnto hIS nlngs dt bdt own hands dnd shuffled hlS Ilneup * * -'< PARIS CAP) Defending women's cham- Leadlng her team to VIctory was CynthIa He moved ReId from hlS pOlnt guard po­ plan Chrls Evert Lloyd fought off 18- Woodworth WIth a perfect 3-for-3 perfor­ SItIon to a face-to-fdce confrontatlon year-old Carllng Bassett of Canada 5-7 mance, Includlng three RBI Followlng Wood­ wlth Boston forward Larry Blrd 6-2, 6-1 today to advance to the semlfl­ worth's lead was Laura Elm battIng 3-for-4 Fltch Inserted guards Allen Leavell nals of the French Open Cheryle Maxwell I dme up wlth a nIce double and MItchell WIggIns Into the game and to knock In a couple of runs for the Vu sat down starter Rodney McCray to gIve For the Leftovers Lee AlIas and Koenlg the Rockets more outSIde flre power Summer Fun Calendar edch came up wlth a couple of nIts The strategy was good enough to get TODAY Koenlg of the Leftovers and Baker of the Rocket~ back Into the serles as they 5 15 CRC, Room 3 Requlred managers meet­ Deja Vu lead the series, each battlng scored 15 pOInts In the fInal Slz mlnutes tlng for men's and women's softball 4-for- 5 of the thlrd quarter to trall 84-80 after Rosters are to be suhmltted three perIods Play Of The Week Leavell, stIll recoverIng from a late­ TUESDAY 5 15 CRC, Room 3 RequIred managers meet­ The play ocrurred In the second game season hand InjUry. slored only fIve Ing for men's and women's basket­ of the Women's A D1VlSlon World Serles pOlnts but he got the Rockets' offense ball Rosters are to be submItted Deja Vu's left center flelder, JulIa Brog­ mOVIng and hlt two key late-game baskets Wlgglns S( ored elght pOInts dnd got the WEDNESDAY den, threw out a runner breaklng for home 4 00 CRC, Room 3 Scorekeeper slgn-up for Catcher Scarlett Scholte put the tag on declslve go-ahead tlp-In wlth 31 seconds to go after d mIssed Akeem Olaluwon shot softball, basketball, volleyball the base runner c o FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1986 Billboard's Top Records Ann Landers (AP) -- The followlng are Blllboard's hot record Dear Ann Landers My hltS as they appear ln thls week's lssue of Blllboard nephew went to college for magazlne Copyrlght 1986, Blllboard Publlcatlons Inc four years, majored ln Reprlnted wlth permlsslon buslness admlnlstrat10n and could not flnd a Job Hot Singles He returned to school for 1 Llve To Tell -- Madonna one year and recelved a 2 On My Own -- Pattl LaBelle & Mlchael McDonald degree ln counsel1ng Soon 3 Greatest Love Of All -- Whltney Houston he w1ll open hlS offlce 4 I Can't Walt -- Nu Shooz This boy (I hes1tate to 5 All I Need Is A Mlracle -- Mlke & the Mechanlcs call him a man) has stated 6 If You Leave -- Orchestral Manoeuvres ln the Dark 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OFFICI~L NOTIC~S DIVING GEAR, UNDERWATER CAMERA, flns, mask, FAMILY POOL IS RESERVED after regular small BC, dlve llghts Call 84544 hours ton1ght from 6-7 (Spec1al Servlces) LOST BLUE "DEEP SEA" NYLON BAG after Au Mlke POOLS AND BEACH SCHEDULE The followlng fllght May 17 Need contents, call 81927 w1l1 be ln effect untll June 19 Famlly Pool, Monday-Thursday, 12 30-1 30 pm, FOUND lap sWlmmlng deep end, open sWlmmlng shal­ ONE EMPTY DOLT BACKPACK NEAR Teen Center low end, 3 30-6 pm, open SWlm, Saturday, last week Call to ldentlfy by color, 84410 Noon-6 pm, open SWlm, Sunday, 9 30 a m -6 pm, open SWlm Emon Beach Monday­ ~~NT~D Frlday, 3 30-6 pm, llfeguard on duty, PICNIC TABLE to buy ln good condltlon -­ Saturday and Sunday, 11 a m -6 pm, Ilfe­ w111 paint lt Call 82295 guard on duty Yearlong Adult Pool sched­ ule Wednesday-Monday, 6 am-II pm, VHS VIDEO RECORDER WANTED -- Call 84512 buddy system mandatory after 5 p m (Speclal Servlces) TO PURCHASE A 7" ELECTRIC DISK SANDER Call NOTICE REGARDING SIREN WARNING SYSTEM A John Bobrowskl, W83451 or Tr 581 number of local actlvltles are occaslonal- (JI"~~~~1{~ ly requlred to provlde speclal mlSSlon sup- port on an unannounced basls In order to KING ARTHUR, NICE BLACK MALE CAT needs a alert approprlate personnel, a speClal Sl- home Comes wlth food dlshes and love Call ren slgnal lS used when requlred The spe- Slevers, 83691 clal Slren slgnal conslsts of a 10-second blast, a 40-second pause, a 10-second COMMUNIT1{ ~CTWITIES blast, a two-mlnute pause, and a repeat of CHILDREN'S COOPERATIVE PLAYGROUP meeting ~veek of June 2 - 8 the sequence ThlS and other Slren slgnals 7 pm, Tuesday, June 3. Qtrs 105A Oues­ are deflned ln the KMR Telephone Dlrec­ tions? Call Elalne at 83410 PDR DINNER ENl'REES FOR THE WEEK* tory When the speclal Slren slgnal lS Tuesday Garllc Sausage used, addltlonal lnformatlon wlll be an­ COMMODORE COMPUTER USER'S CLUB meetlng to­ Glazed Brlsket of Beef nounced over AFRTS (Global Operat1ons) nlght at 7, Room 18, George Seltz School Wednesday Pork Chop Suey For lnformatlon call 83570 Char Brolled T-Bone THERE HAVE BEEN A FEW INCIDENTS where gro­ Thursday Roast Chlcken cerles from Surfway have been dellvered KWAJALEIN AMATEUR RADIO CLUB meetlng lS Pork Curry to the wrong address Please check your Wednesday, June 4, at 7 p m ln clubhouse Frlday Cafeter1a Round au Jus grocery bags to ensure that they have All persons lnterested ln Fleld Day ac­ Fr1ed Oysters your res1dence number (Global QA) tlvltles should attend Saturday Sauerbraten Beef Subyak 1 ADULT EDUC~TION ATOLL 8'S CLUB AND CLASS Tuesday, June 3, Sunday Country Style Steak REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR CMU CLASSES lS 7 p m ln the CRC Class graduatlon re­ Turkey a la K1ng 6 p m Wednesday, June 4 Both classes scheduled for June 17, DaV1S MP Room begln Saturday, June 7 at 8 a m PSY 300 * Menu subJect to change W1thOut not1ce meets at CRC and CPS 501 ln Room 105 at FEET 'N' EAT, JUNE 8 Partlclpants ln eat­ ~CK BAR DAILY SPECIALS KwaJaleln Hlgh School lng event must have a representatlve ln runnlng event "Feeters" meet at Jogglng Soup - Cream of Celery HELP ~A..l'ITED board,S p m to learn course "Eaters" call Tuesday Pork w/Peas EC SERVICES CO 1S looklng for a full­ 82350 More lnfo Sun at Hare and Hound Soup - Potato tlme accountant to work Mon-Frl, 7 30 a m Wednesday Oxta11 Stew to 4 30 p m Appllcants should be EMON LODGE NO 179, F&AM wl11 hold a Soup - Beef Noodle graduates of accredlted schools of ac­ speclal communlcatlon Monday, June 2 All Thursday Roast Turkey Leg countlng Duties wlll lnclude general Master Masons are lnvlted Work beglns Soup - Cream of Mushroom ledger and preparlng on-lsland payroll promptly at 7 30 Fr1day BBQ Short Rlbs Pay lS excellent wlth addltlonal bene­ Soup - Oxtall fltS Quallfled persons may apply ln per­ ATTENTION GIRL SCOUT LEADERS Please turn Saturday Pork Ter1yak1 son at the EC Admlnlstratlve Offlce, ln troop funds and records to K Plessman Soup - Chlcken w/cabbage Bldg 805, or mall a resume to POBox Questlons call 84520 1760, Attn Lt Arnold Snack Bar 1S now servlng Breakfast I THE WPCF EXECUTIVE BOARD wl11 meet Monday, Monday - Saturday 0610 - 1000 NEWSPAPER EDITOR needed for the KwaJaleln June 2, 7 p m Cynthla Conn's quarters, Sunady & Hol1dayS 0900 - 1000 Hourglass Army-authorlzed dally newspaper 212B Appllcants should possess Journallstlc or wrltlng Skllls and strong typlng Skllls MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP volunteers and Edltor wlll supervlse wrlters, typlStS and commlttee members mark your calendar and clrculatlon Apply at Global Personnel, save Thursday, June 5, for the "Thank You 83388 Open House" from 7-8 30 p m at 222A Tonight ~t The Movies

FOR SALE THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP wl11 hold Rlchardson - P~nocchlo TWO 9x12 RUST-COLORED CARPETS, about an orlentatlon for any lnterested volun­ 7 30 ------G 8 months old, excellent condltlon 82295 teers as well as any new workers at the shop, Thursday, June 5, 9 30 a m For more Tonight On Television WEDGEWOOD STONEWARE, MIDWINTER 8 place lnfo call Sylvla, H8l924/W82951 Kwajalein settlng w/servlce pleces, $80. or $10 ea 4 35 General Hospltal place settlng Large sz plcture frames BAND CONCERT The Kwa]a1eln school bands 5 20 Congress, We The People & stretcher bars Cheap Call 82113 after wll1 complete a busy performance season 5 50 NBC News 5 p m wlth thelr flnal band concert June 5 Con­ 6 20 CNN Sports cert, Junlor and Cadet Bands wl11 play 6 45 Dukes Of Hazzard NISHIKI OFF-ROAD BIKE, AAFES R189N, $175, Thursday, 7 30 pm, DaV1S MP Room 7 35 Hotel (starts) Info-Tech M600A shortwave Morse/Rtty code 8 25 RemIngton Steele recelver with monltor, $650 Gary 82155, ATOLL 8'S CLASS GRADUATION DANCE Tuesday, 9 15 Nlght Court 6-7 a m June 3, 7 p m at the CRC Note date change 9 40 The Love Boat 10 30 CNN News FROM 20th CENTURY PLASTICS 50 top-load­ CREATIVE ARTS FESTIVAL presented by KwaJ 11 00 Tonlght Show lng, clear 2x2 sllde pages In a chocolate, schools wl1l be Tuesday, June 3, DaV1S classlc album, ltems TLC20 and DCCOX MP Room, 6-9 p m Dlsplays by elementary, 6 00 ~!t~l¥He~!e}N~ws Hour Wlll mall back lf not sold, $25 82645 hlgh-school art departments, home econom­ 6 55 Moneyllne lCS, woodworklng & photography classes 7 25 Meet The Press PIANO, 3 YEARS OLD Pald $2,000, asklng 7 55 Face The Natlon $1,400 Call Slevers, 83691 8 20 Nlghthne 9 50 All-Star Wrestllng SONY SUPER BETA MODEL SLHF 900 vldeo Roi-Namur recorder and 85 Sony L50UHG tapes Also 4 50 General Hospltal 143 stereo mOV1es All less than 5 months 5 35 Dreams old Best offer over $1,000 Call 84365 6 00 NBC News after 5 p m 6 30 NBC Sports 7 00 The FBI RCA VIDEODISC PLAYER, $60 Call 83659 7 55 The Love Boat 8 45 Bob Hope Blrthday NEW TONY PENA SET OF IRONS, 3-10, value Speclal ln Macy's West, $275 My prlce, $200 10 45 Marllyn Monroe Speclal Old golf bag and pull cart lncluded Ask for J G at 81152

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