KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS

XXIV NO 180 US Army Kwajalem Atoll, Marshall/slands MONDAY, SEPTE~ER 21, 1987

Reagan Threatens Iran, Iraq During United Nations Speech By W Dale Nelson delegates from Iran and Afghamstan Associated Press Wnter were vacant while he spoke When Reagan mentioned the U S UNITED NATIONS - PresIdent desue for SOVIet cooperatIon In Reagan, In a speech to the Umted endmg the Iran-Iraq war and ItS deSIre NatIOns, warned Iran today the for a SOVIet wIthdrawal trom Secunty CouncIl would have "no Afghamstan, SOVIet ForeIgn MInister chOIce" but to Impose sanctIOns If Eduard A Shevardnadze took notes Tehran dId not stop fightmg WIth Iraq at hIS desk m the PerSIan Gulf After outlInmg the pohtlcal reforms He also charged the SovIet Umon the UOlted States wants m NIcaragua, with spreadmg "the false accusatIOn" Reagan saId, "Unless thIS happens, that the Umted States, WhICh has 'democratIzatIon' will be a fraud And Navy warshIps In the gulf to protect unnl It happens, we wIll press for true 011 shIpments, IS the source of tenSlOn democracy by supportIng those m the reglOn fightIng for It" - a reference to the Reagan laId out hIS VIews m an Contra rebels fightmg NIcaragua's address to the 42nd U N General MarxISt-led government Assembly dehvered a day before Reagan also pledged to pursue Iraman PreSIdent Ah Khamenel was reductIons In long-range strategIc to gIve hIS natIon's VIew of the 7- nuclear arms m the wake of an year-old gulf confhct and U N agreement m pnnciple With the SOVIet efforts to mtercede Umon to elmunate mtermedlate-range "I take thIS opportUnIty to call upon land-based nnssIles hIm clearly and uneqUIvocally to state In additIOn, the preSIdent said he whether Iran accepts" a prevIous WIll contmue to seek peace In Central Secunty CouncIl resolutlon calhng for Amenca, but warned NIcaragua that a cease-fire, Reagan saId "we WIll not, and the world "If the answer IS posalVe, a would commumty WIll not, accept phony be a welcome step and major 'democratIzatIOn' deSIgned to mask breakthrough," Reagan saId "If It IS the perpetuatIon of dIctatorshIp" negauve, the councIl has no chOIce Reagan opened hIS address by but rapIdly to adopt enforcement welcomIng U N Secretary-General measures" JaVIer Perez de Cuellar back from a STIFLES A YAWN The secunty councIl's July 20 peace mISSIOn to PerSIan Gulf cease-fue resolutIOn threatened countnes, saymg "All men and Archbishop Wilham D Borders of Baltimore Maryland, tnes to stifle a sanctIOns agamst elther SIde for women of goodWIll pray that the yawn dunng mass at Dodger Stadium (AP Laserphoto) faIlure to comply U S offICIals say carnage can soon be stopped " the sancUons would take the form of an arms embargo The preSIdent was not Interrupted Leftists Protest Assassination; Aquino Shumes by applause dunng hIS 25-mmute By Robert H ReId Ramon Montano, deputy chIef of Florendo, the statement saId Ramos address The seats assIgned to the ASSOCiated Press Wnter staff for operatIOns, was named smd other changes would be an­ commander of the NatIOnal Capital nounced later MANILA, PhIlippInes RegIOnal Defense Command The NatIonal DemocratIC Front Iran Resumes PreSIdent Corazon AqUIno began to The command was establIshed as saId Alejandro's murder was a sIgn reshuffle the mIlItary today, nammg an "antI-coup force" to control all that leftists "threaten the entire Attacks; Iraq an "antI-coup force" commander for armed forces umts m the Mamla area reactIOnary classes and the U S - ManIla and a new milItary The government IS trymg to AqUIno regIme" Raids Vessel spokesman strengthen and streamlme the Manila "The seeds of a proVISIOnal revo­ MeanwhIle, several thousand area armed forces so they can respond lutIOnary government have begun to By NaMa Megalll people gathered at a major mtersectlon better to future coup attempts sprout In many areas of the country­ A fSOClatcd Press Wnter m suburban Quezon CIty today to Before he was forced out last SIde," the statement saId protest Saturday'S unsolved killIng of week, AqUino adVIsor Joker Arroyo Many FIlIpInOS hdve accused the MANAMA, Bahram - The tanker Lean Alejandro, 27, secretary general had complaIned that Mamla area Umted States of pre~sunng AqUInO war flared In the PerSIan Gulf as Iran of a lefust coahtlOn called the New forces faIled to respond adequately to Into grantIng the armed forces a resumed attacks on shIppmg and Iraq Patnol1c Alliance preSIdentIal orders to stnke at mutI­ greater role In natIOnal polIcy U S reported ItS Jet fIghters fued on a FIghtmg between government neers holdIng radlO and teleVISIOn dIplomats deny the charge vessel off Iran's vaal Kharg Island 011 forces and Commumst rebels blocked stations dunng a faded coup attempt PolIce smd they had no leads m termmal rml servIce from Manda to southeast­ last month the kllhng of Alejandro, a popular MeanwhIle, Arab League foreIgn ern Luzon and the mlhtary saId It The reshuffle Included the re­ former student leader mInIsters meeting In Tumsla sched­ thwarted a plan to blow up a foreIgn placement of the mJ!ltary's chief Alejandro's assassmatlon raIsed uled a Nov 8 summIt meetmg In Jor­ freIghter on MIndanao Island spokesman, Col Honesto Isleta, who tenSIOns m a country stIll reehng from dan to dISCUSS the 7 -year-old Iran­ AqUIllO conferred yesterday WIth was accused of understatIng the Aug 28 mutIny and the CabInet Iraq war and pOSSIble sanctIons Defense Secretary Rafael Ileto, ChIef AqUInO'S role In quellIng the Aug 28 shakeup that followed against Iran of Staff Gen FIdel Ramos and other coup attempt, whIch left at least 53 A mIlItary spokesman In Baghdad, senIor commanders Afterward, the people dead and hundreds wounded AIDS Bill Opposed the IraqI capital, saId IraqI Jet fIghters mIlItary announced that Bng Gen He was replaced by Col Oscar attacked a large mar1l1me target," By JIll Lawrence whIch usually means a ShIP, off ASSOCIated Press Wnter Iran's Kharg Island 011 terminal In the Sandinistas Allow Opposition northern gulf Sunday mght WASHINGTON - The Reagan The planes scored "accurate and admInIstratlon saId today It opposes effecuve has' on the umdentlfled Newspaper Without Censorship most provlSlons of a bIll to expand ShIp, saId the spokesman, who was By Bryna Brennan The government closed the paper AIDS testIng, Includmg sectIons that quoted by the IraqI News Agency, Associated Press Wnter on June 26, 1986, a day after the would msure confIdenuahty and bar mOnItored In Cyprus There was no US Congress approved $100 mIl­ dIscnmmatIOn agaInst people mfected word on casualues, and no mdepen­ MANAGUA, NIcaragua - The lIon In aId to the Contras The aId WIth the deadly VlfUS dent confirmatIon of the hIt leftist SandinIsta government, takmg runs out Oct 1 and Reagan has saId Health and Human ServIces Earher Sunday, Iramans In a ItS boldest step yet to comply WIth a he plans to ask for $270 mIllIOn Secretary OtIS R Bowen, m testI­ speedboat fIred machIne guns at the reglOnal peace plan, saId It would al­ more mony before a House subcommIttee, 39,915-ton SaudI ArabIan tanker Pet­ low the only OPPOSItIon newspaper to At a news conference, La Prensa saId the states are working on the roShIp B, m Iran's fIrst attack on resume publIcation WIthout censor­ publIsher VIOleta Chamorro called the confIdentialIty problem and should ShIPPIng m 10 days shIp Sandllllsta deCISIOn "really a sur­ also have the pnmary role In deter­ There were no reported mJunes The announcement came Sunday pnse," and promised to "be on the mInmg whether additIOnal protectIOn and the shIp sustamed minor damage, as the plan's author, PreSIdent Oscar streets by Oct 1 " IS needed to prevent dIsCnmInatIOn smd a source close to the SaudI ShIP'S Anas of Costa RIca, left for Wash­ She saId the newspaper would Bowen also Said he supports ex­ owner, PetromIn Tankers and Mmeral Ington to press for another of the contmue ItS polIcy of edaonal Inde­ panded AIDS testmg, as called for In ShIppmg Co record's reqUIrements - end to U S pendence, but It WIll also "look for the bIll, but opposes the $400 million The attack occurred In the Strait of aId for NIcaragua's Contra rebels reconCIlIatIon, look for peace, look authonzed by the measure to pay for Hormuz at the southern end of the PreSIdent Reagan has called the for harmony It gulf The Petroshlp B brought ItS load plan "fatally flawed" AriaS mSlsts It "We don't want any more war," He saId the admInIstration has re­ of kerosene and diesel 011 to Jidda, a could bnng free electIOns that would she saId quested more than $90 milhon for SaudI port on the Red Sea, saId the hkely unseat the SandIlllsta govern­ In closmg La Prensa the govern­ AIDS te~tIng and counselIng In fiscal source, speakIng on condItIOn of ment because of the faIlure of the ment accused It of supportmg Rea­ 1988, and states are contnbutIng anonymity economy gan's polICIes on NIcaragua funds of theIr own LU{;AL NEW::; PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1987 NEW MARINE BIOLOGY CLASS HAS READY-MADE LABORATORY KWAJALEIN - Let's JOIn the class In progress on the reef off Sllver City There are 13 hIgh school JUnIor and senIors steppIng carefully around tIdal pools, USIng metal rods to lift and look under rocks, occasIOnally tOSSIng some pIece of seahfe Into a bucket or takIng notes about what they are seeIng ThIS IS Manne BIOlogy, the new class at Kwa­ jaleIn HIgh School developed by Walt Chidsey and Jeff Taylor The students are reefIng as a laboratory exerCIse It's low tIde and there's no wInd, so condItIOnS for explonng are near to perfect Knots of two or three students are studYIng dIfferent habItats - coral, sandy areas, rocky areas - found on the reef They are lookIng speCIfically for "stIngIng cells," such as anemones, JellyfIsh, hydrOIds and fIre coral, although anythIng that wdl add to the collectIons they must make for the class wIll be scooped up ThIS was the second of around 12-15 tnps to the reef the class wIll make thiS year, said ChIdsey, coral crunchIng under hIS feet as he walks to JOIn another student group Taylor IS sidehned In the classroom with a spraIn, and hIS place on the reef has been filled by hIgh school pnnclpal Robert NIcholson The reefIng aspect of the class IS the glamorous part, but there s more to the class "There's a lot of book learnIng," saId ChIdsey "We'll spend most of our tIme In the classroom and sometImes It WIll be a lot of work" That also goes for the two teachers ChIdsey, an earth SCIences teacher, and Taylor, a chemIstry teacher, are WIngIng It on thIS class Despite the ObVIOUS appropnateness of offenng manne bIOlogy, the course has never been held on Kwajalem, leavmg the two teachers With no prece­ dents to fall back on Chidsey was sent to Hawall to Teacher Walt Chidsey, nght Inspects the creatures Taylor noted that of the 13 students In the class, look at some of the manne bIOlogy courses offered hVlng underneath a rock pulled up by a glove clad some came In very knowledgeable on local manne there and to InvestIgate some of the texts aVaIlable Bnan Holly Both Chidsey and co-teacher Jeff biology while others were newcomers to the Island "There was no class taught there lIke we're teach­ Ing," said ChIdsey "For one thIng, just for them to go to the shore would take all day They study and not stIff the academIC SIde - the two have us we're not gOIng to know thIngs, but they don't have the ocean nght outSIde forged ahead Without a standard text "So we'll go to our books and look them up But their door" They've mapped a year-long course, splIt ap­ even then, It'S almost lIkely they'll fInd thIngs we Furthermore, there were no school books or texts proXimately Into one-quarter earth SCIence, a quarter can't fInd In the books or that we haven't got names of any kmd that were fully appropnate to the local chemIstry and half bIOlogy, and aSSigned certaIn for" class Although they are suIl lookIng for the perfect tOpICS to certaIn parts of the school year In additIon to the field actIVItIes, there IS a class­ text - one that wIll be applIcable to local condItIons "We've tned to estImate how long each subject room aquanum (donated by Paul Hurt) In which WIll take," Said Taylor, "but It wIll take as long as It specimens can be observed, and there wIll be some takes" The course outlIne they have IS really a In-depth studIes, IncludIng dissectIOn, of some $30M In Construction "skeleton," Taylor IndIcated, and that thiS year's kIds speCIes are the ones that wIll set the standards to be followed "We're trymg to pitch thiS at not that high a degree by succeedIng classes of diffIculty," Taylor SaId There wIll be one big Contracts For USAKA Both teachers are aVId dIvers and had a personal project each semester For the fIrst semester, each FORT SHAFTER, Hawall (COE) - Two Interest In manne bIOlogy before the class was con­ student Will prepare a collectIOn of some type of or­ contracts totalIng more than 30 rmlhon dollars for the ceived But neIther claIms to be an expert on the gamsm That collectIOn can take the form of photos, constructIon of hOUSIng and other military faCIlIties subject and both expect to learn as much as theIr stu­ drawIng, cleaned and preserved speCImens, etc for US AKA were awarded recently by the Honolulu dents over the year Second semester, each student WIll do a research DistrIct of the U S Army Corps of EngIneers "My expertIse IS In chemIstry," offered Taylor, so proJect, maybe studYIng one orgamsm In detaIl or A $14,390,000 contract was awarded Aug 27 to I'm kInd of out of my fIeld There's no way I'm maybe studYIng a habItat and the changes In It Momson-Knudsen Engmeers, Inc, of BOIse, Idaho, gomg to have all the answers" Another project IS In the offIng Each student WIll to construct 136 family hOUSIng umts on the maIn Chidsey, while standIng on the reef, seconded put a message In a bottle, return addressed to the Island of KwajaleIn The townhouse-style UnIts are that "The kids are gOIng to Identify what they fInd, KHS manne bIOlogy class, and the bottles Will be expected to be completed early m 1990 tellIng where and when they found It We'll help launched off the Shark Pit The second contract, In the amount of them ID these thIngs, but most of the thIngs they ask "We'll see what happens," SaId ChIdsey $15,954,660, was awarded the same day to Harbert InternatIOnal, Inc, of BurnIngham, Ala, to construct a 100-man bachelor quarters on ROI­ DUE TO SCHEDULED OPERAT IONS Kimij Kararik Tok Kom Namur the recompression chamber Will ThiS contract also prOVides for the dredgIng of Welcome to Kwajalem But the welcome here not be aVa/lable Scuba diVing IS Isn't a tame StateSIde greetmg, but rather KlmIJ boat harbors and channels at some of the Islands to limited to 30 feet or less from Improve Intensland transportatIon, repaIr of transient Kararlk Tok Kom, the hterally meamng of whIch IS, Tuesday, Sept 22 till further "We make you no longer strangers" blIlets and eXIstIng pIers, and upgrade of the mISSion control center on KwajaleIn Work under thIS notl ce No longer strangers are the Klevorns, who haIl contract IS scheduled for completIon In early 1989 from Alabama and fmd KwaJalem "hot and hurmd " Joseph R Klevorn was wIth US AS DC In MANAGEMENT TRANSITION Course On Kid-ding Coming HuntsvIlle, and comes to USAKA as a general "You've Got To Be KID-DING," an adolescent engIneer wIth the safety office He bnngs WIth hIm SUBJECT OF NEXT NMA MEETING psychology course for parents, Will be taught thIS fall hIS WIfe Jamce and son Jeff, 14 The Global Chapter of the Na­ by John McCaffrey for Seattle PaCifiC Umverslty ThiS IS the family's fIrst tlme on KwaJ, where tIOnal Management ASSOCiatIOn ThIS three quarter hour course begms Wednesday, they find the people' very fnendly , wIll hold Its September meetIng at Oct 14, 7-10 pm m the George SeItz School lI­ Another newcomer fInds the Island "peaceful N~A the Vets Hall thIS Thursday brary ThIrty classroom hours are reqUIred If the lookmg" That person IS Sgt Pearl Ann Russell, evenIng, Sept 24 The tOPIC of course IS taken for credIt, If students do not reqUIre who makes her first appearance here dISCUSSIOn WIll be the effects of credit, the class may be shortened Russell IS a bachelorette and comes from Fort transItion In management of the TUItIon IS $66 The enrollment mInimum IS 15 Bragg, North Carolma logistICS and range contracts on students, maximum IS 40 RegIstratIOn IS held In the NMA's role In management de­ Adult EducatIon Center, Tuesday, Wednesday and , velopment Scholarship awards Fnday from 8 am -1 pm and Wednesdays, 3-6 Surf and Sun and commumty Involvement Will pm AS OF 1201 am also be covered McCaffrey IS currently the KwaJaleIn supennten­ Monday, September 17, 1987 ThIS promIses to be an InformatIve and InterestIng dent of schools and the elementary school pnnclpal Dally ramfall 002 evemng, so all members should attend The ad­ He received hIS B A from St Mary's College CalI­ Monthly raInfall 8 50 vanced management class wIll be held after the forma, hiS master's from Colorado State and hIS Yearly total 67 51 meetIng Ed S from the UmversIty of Colorado McCaffrey TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN LIqUId lIbatIOns are avaIlable at 6 30 and the taught college level courses for Western State, Col­ Sunnse 6 38 am meetIng WIll start at 7 Guests and spouses are al­ orado for mne years Sunset 6 45 P m ways welcome He taught "You've Got To Be KID DING" last year to many of the Kwajalem school teachers Moonnse 6 26 a m Moonset 647 p m Protestants On ROI-Namur HIgh TIde 4 15 a m 5 8'- 4 31 p m 5 6' ChaplaIn Todd LaB ute wIll VISit the ROI Chapel KEEP KWAjAlEiN A Low TIde 10 26 am 05'-10 34 pm 0 5' thIS Wednesday, Sept 23 Counseling Will be held at FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 4700 Apache 16 from 430-6 P m WIth Bible study In the SpOTlESS AToll chapel at 7 30 For further Information call 3767 COMMENTARY HOuRGlASS "JNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1')::17, PAGE 3 Washmgton Merry-Go-Round Moscow'S Big Debts Could Be Waterloo For U.S. Banks By Jack Anderson and Joseph Spear First Chicago announced that It had over cost grumped one congressional source gIven the SovIet Union a $200 mllhon "FIrst ChIcago vIews It as an m­ The Increase In SovIet borrOWIng WASHINGTON - As If Amen­ loan at Just one-eIghth of a percent ve~tment-bankIng OPPOrtUlllty," from Western banks took a quantum can bankers don't have enough wor­ leap a few years ago In 1984, Soviet nes about the $400 bIllIon In shaky On The Right Bloc loans from the West amounted loans out~tandmg to ThIrd World to $3 billIon - three times the countnes they have also embarked amount they borrowed from the on a dangerous search for profIts In Titanic Bound III oblIgIng capItalIsts the year before Mo~cow The bankers are strangely scalpel, and Inserted eIther IntO the Some economists are afraid that unconcerned over the Soviet Bloc s By WIlham F Buckley Jr submanne's marsupIal or, If too unwise loans to the Soviet Bloc WIll record on repayment, which IS almost bulky, IdentIfIed with a floatlng make Amencan banks as vulnerable as bad as that of the hapless Third ABOARD LE NADIR - It was flasher, to be brought up later In a to the KremlIn's Incompetence as they World debtors unmlstakenly a man's outdoor walk­ basket made buoyant by huge plastiC have become to the economic mis­ Why Amencan bankers thInk they mg shoe, and It appeared as If beIng corks management of Afncan, South can make money wHh loans to the exhIbIted by AbercrombIe & Fitch My Job, as "observer," was con­ Amencan and other debtor nations A SovIets remains a mystery European from a palntlllg by Salvador Dah stantly to straIn my eyes to the nght, default by a major SovIet Bloc coun­ bankers labored under that delusIOn Beneath the shoe and surrounding 11 lest we glIde by the obJectlve, and to try could tngger an InternatIonal panic untIl the early 1980s, when Poland was bnght yellow ~and A few feet to dIrect the attention of Georges to any - and that mIght be Just what the and Romania began havmg dIffIculty the nght, a teacup, glIstemng whIte, object I thought espeCIally InterestIng cymcal manipulators In the KremlIn meetmg theIr loan payments Poland no saucer And spnnkled here and My problem IS that I found everythIng would love to see Certamly Moscow IS stili tryIng to '"enegotlate payment there, as If to keep a tablecloth from espeCially mterestlng, which would Will have no overwhelmIng deSire to schedules for Its $20 billion In foreIgn being buffeted by the wmd, chunks not have been the ca<;e after SIX weeks help capltahst bankers out of difficul­ debt of black rock formations, about the of dlvmg (It IS too fatigUIng for the tIes brought on by their own greed There's a natlOnal-secunty aspect sIze of a human wn~t Coal And all same dIvers to go on successIVe days, and folly to the wIllingness of U S bankers to of thIS I was seemg through a foot­ It one day on, two off) But soon I GAS GUZZLERS BEWARE - lend money to the Kremlin and ItS thick glass porthole the sIze of a came to know when to bId le­ In 1976,Congress passed a pumtlve satellItes "ThiS kmd of lendmg per­ kItchen',> electnc clock glt1mately for the attentIon of Georges excise tax on automobiles that don't mit'> the SovIets to easdy divert bor­ We were ghdrng over the target and when Simply to thlllk, forget It meet the federal government's fuel rowed funds for any purpose they area - a few acres of ocean floor Into Just one more teacup from the effICIency standards But a recent choose, IncludIng activIties Inimical to whIch the slllkmg vessel had dIS­ TitaniC report by the General Accounung Western secunty mterests," a former gorged a ~mall part of the parapher­ It IS all bemg carefully husbanded, Office concluded that car makers and National Secunty Council official ex­ nalIa of the 2,200 people travehng scrubbed and put back m saltwater Importers are cheating the government plaIned to our assocIate Michael BIn exuberantly on the malden voyage of tanks for preservation A French na­ out of at least $6 million a year on stem the TltanK across the Atlantic Ocean tIOnal laboratory WIll take It from their gas guzzlers At the enu of 1986, Amencan I wondered W dS that shoe I ~a w there They Will have, to exhibit In The great maJonty of those who banks had $2 btlhon outstandmg covenng a human foot on the mght of museums, more than 100 artIcles don't pay the tax are indIViduals and loans to the SOviet Union, accordIng Apnl 15, 1912? The answer can't be taken from the ocean floor, IncludIng small compames that Import European to Federal Reserve Board fIgures known certamly because the men and the doctor's satchel we spotted and automobIles The GAO found that Now the KremlIn seems to be em­ women who dIed when the [ltamc the gentleman's gold cuff-link case less than 1 percent of the Independent barkmg on a new borrowmg spree, went down were on the surface of the Importers who should have paId the necessItated by a senous shortfall m water, frozen to death The exceptIOn penalty actually coughed It up Most hard currency Rubles are the was the engIneers who fought bravely of them the GAO deCided, were Just InternatIOnal eqUIvalent of Monopoly below to maIntalll electnc power on unaware that the tax eXisted Customs money, no one WIll accept them for the great decks above them Inspectors roulInely warn small Im­ hard goods because they are not ex­ We stopped to fetch the teacup By porters about Improvements they changeable m the world's money common agreement, the entrepreneur,> must make to meet U S safety and have agreed not to excavate personal emIS<;lOns standards but they don't articles But If you pIck up (as we mentIOn gas guzzler did) a pocketbook, open It, and fmd The Internal Revenue SerVice, mSlde a woman's wn'>twatch, we do which agrees with the GAO's fInd­ not toss the wnstwatch out Ings, has alerted ItS dlstnct offices to The foragmg resumed We (the ht­ the fuel effICIency proVISIOn of the tie, $20 mIllIon French submanne law, and Will take steps to enforce It Naunle) were looking for three '>pe­ clhc objects, preVIOusly ph 0 The Nautlle IS a technological mir­ ••••••••••••• • tographed, one of them a man's acle, but If ever they deCIde at Disney valise, the second a part of a leaded World to ImItate It for publIc con­ MINI-EDITORIAL - We have to WIndow mlss1l1g from the larger wm sumptIOn, they Will need to make wonder about the people In charge of dow now recon'>lructed, and the generous alteratIons On clImbmg out foreign vIsitors The other day, for thIrd, the loose-lYing control levers of the Nauule 91/2 hours after enter­ example, a group of Soviets touring that had fallen from the bndge from Ing It I reached for a de~cnptlon to the Washington, DC, area wanted to whIch Capt Edward Sm1lh had or­ satisfy the cunosIty of a young go to a shoppIng mall - an Amencan dered the engmes to ~hut down after Amencan aSSOCIate of the sponsonng InventIon that Soviet Cltlzens can only the Iceberg was hIt firm, who wanted to know what It dream about as they stand In long "Turn to 130 degrees, then go for was hke It IS, I said, something lIke lInes to buy shoes and other Items we 60 meters," the vOIce from the radIO hmng John Kenneth GalbraIth, take for granted The RUSSIan vIsitors came In, gIVIng the InstructIOns of the Haystack Calhoun and Jackie Glea­ had only about $150 apIece to navlgatlng coordInator aboard the son to move Into a 1950 Volkswagen splurge, so their AmerIcan tour mother ShIP, the French NadIr, 21/2 and play JOintly a Bdch toccato on a gUIdes took them to - Blooming­ mdes above us Georges, the senior two-console organ No one larger dale's Smarter than the average bear, markets Without dollars, yen, SWISS pIlot, lyIng on hIS chest, reonented than 5 feet 6 Inches can - ever - as Yogi used to say, the SovIets francs or other hard currency, the the httle sub In the indIcated dIrectIOn stretch out hIS legs A cold alummum looked around, polItely shared cham­ Kremhn can't pay for Imports, com­ and we crept nOlsele'>sly forward, one bar bisects the stomach If you are ly­ pagne with the Bloomy manager - pete In the hIgh-technology race or meter above the yellow sand The co­ Ing down peenng out of the porthole and asked to be taken to the nearest modernize the SovIet economy pIlot, Plerrot, sat on hIS little chaIr (there were 61/2 non-stop hours of Sears So Mo~cow and Its clients are bor­ He looked through hiS porthole, the that), and It does the same to your rowmg the hard currency they need top of an Isosceles tnangle at the base back If you try to lIe down (you wIll) LAST WILL BE FIRST (TO GO?) - and Amencan bankers are eager to of whIch are the other two portholes on the 90-mmute down, and the 100- - Democratlc sources tell us the make the loans FIrst Chicago Bank And beyond the porthole, Plerrot has mmute tnp up You can sIt WIth your presldenual campaign that's In the has lent money to the East Germans two small teleVISIOn screens gIVIng knees bent, but must not lean back worst finanCial shape IS that of former since 1984, and Cltlbank proVIded the hIm a remote VIdeo view of what hes You might push one of those thou­ Anzona Gov Bruce BabbItt HIS un­ East Germans a $500 mtllion loan Immediately ahead To hiS left are two sand toggle switches - who knows, sentimental nvals, expectIng (and package In 1985 more lIttle Video screens one of them the one that Will add your watch and hopIng) that he'll drop out early next The bankers aren't gougmg theIr llldlcaung the full-View actIOn of the shoes to the collectIOn on the ocean year If not sooner, are already Itchy to SovIet Bloc customers, eIther prosthetic arm, the manipulatIOn of floor get their hands Into the deep pockets They're gIVIng them mterest rates that whIch permits the Nautlle to recover It IS one hell of an enterpnse of BabbItt supporters In Texas, An­ an Amencan bUSInessman would artIfacts as daInty a~ a brooch, done Copyrzght1987 zona, New MeXICO, Oklahoma and envy Early thiS year, for example, wIth the preCISIOn of a surgeon s Universal Press Syndicate LoUISiana

The KwaJaleln Hourglass IS an unoffiCial pubhcatlon authonzed under the prOVl'ilon~ of AR 160 81 It IS publIshed by Global ASSOCIates Monday through FnddY (excludIng hohdays) at the dlrec CommandIng OffIcer Col Richard G Chapman Jr tlOn of the commandIng officer, US Army KwaJaleln Atoll, Mar~hall Islands, under contrdct PublIc Affarrs Officer Pat RobbinS DASG60-82-C-0063 ThiS IS an offset publIcatIOn, WHh a daIly circulatIOn of 1,450 The views Editor Brett Marsh dnd opInions expressed herem are not necessanly those of the Department of the Army Cornmunl­ Copy Editor Roberta Consalvi catJon~ should be addressed to the Hourglass, POBox 23, APO San Frdnclsco 96555 or call Sports Wnter Nancy Narleski 1539 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Matenals appednng ITl the Hourglass may not be repnnted without Feature Wnter Mllhael Todd the approval of the commandmg offIcer, US Army KwaJaleIn Atoll All wdnt ads and notlles mu~t be submitted on GA Form 8028 R-4 by 1230 pm the work\l1g day pnor to publication WORLD NEWS PACE 4, HOURC,ALSS, ~10'lDA,Y, SEP1L'BER 21,1987 Testimony Turns Against Bork FAA Will Inspect Aircraft Makers Briefly By Larry Margasak forbids a state from enforCing racially AssoclQted Press Writer restnctlve covenants 10 property WASHINGTON CAP) - Federal deeds, 10 a hIgh court ruling that AViatIOn AdmlmstratIon chIef Allan HONOLULU (AP) - A settle­ WASHINGTON - Former struck down state poll taxes, and m McArtor announced today that hiS ment worked out m Los Angeles TransportatIOn Secretary Wilham T the Bakke affirmative action case agency would begIn mspectmg the wJll allow travelers holding Hawall Coleman Jr urged today that the "In objecting to these leadmg CIVil U S aIrcraft manufactunng mdustry Express tickets to get reduced-fare Senate turn down the Supreme Court nght~ deCISIOns, JLdge Bork, as a but he InSIsted the move was not transportation between Honolulu nommatlon of Robert H Bork on scholar, has often wntten that the sparked by safety questIOns and Los Angeles grounds that Bork has rejected high court has exceeded Its constitutIOnal McArtor told reporters the check Umted Alrlmes spokesman Rob court reasonmg 10 landmark Civil powers and IS attemptmg to legislate," would Involve about 40 of the more Doughty said the U S B,.mkruptcy nghts and personal hberty cases Coleman Said than 1,300 compames that bUild air­ Court settlement will aI10w people Coleman, who served m the Ford The committee, after heanng five craft or aIrplane parts still holdmg the Hawall Express adminIstratIOn, told the Senate Judi­ days of testimony from Bork, a CltJng pubhc concern over air tickets to buy $125 vouchers which ciary committee that Bork "has re­ record for a prospective Justice, IS safety and rapId technologIcal can be exchanged for one-way tlck­ peatedly rejected the well-established now turnmg to scores of other mdI­ changes m aircraft manufactunng, ets between Los Angeles and lme of Supreme Court declSlons" that vlduals and groups McArtor saId, "There IS a need for a Honolulu hold the ConstitutIOn protects agamst When Bork was nommated for the fresh look at the CIvIl aircraft manu­ Hawall Express flied for government invaSIOn of personal hb­ U S Court of Appeals In 1982, factunng enVlfonment " bankruptcy m 1983, blammg many erty and pnvacy Coleman headed an ABA mvestlga­ The adrrumstrator emphaSIzed there of ItS problems on Umted, which The first public witness after Bork tlOn mto hiS role m fmng Watergate were no IndicatIOns to date that proper had dropped Hawall Express from to testify, Coleman IS a Republtcan speCial prosecutor ArchIbald Cox on manufactunng or testIng procedures Its computer reservatlon system who said he supports President Rea­ Oct 20,1973 had been Ignored by the Industry * * * gan's baSIC pohcles He led a parade Bork was questIOned extensively "I want to make certaIn there IS no WASHINGTON (AP) - A new of promment people who are to testify dunng last week's heanngs on the mIsunderstandIng," he saId congressIOnal study says an Army for or agam~t Bork fmng that became known as the "I am not questIOnIng the quality or declSlon to hold down costs by go­ Coleman told the senators, "Saturday Night Massacre" Bork, the safety of these products up to thiS mg without new hehcopters through "Included m the substantive liberty then soliCitor general, fned Cox on POInt" much of the 1990s and relymg on mterests that Judge Bork would re­ orders of PreSIdent Nixon after Manufacturers and the parts they less capable Vietnam-era choppers move from conshtutIOnal protectIOn IS Attorney General Elhot Richardson buIld are currently cerllfled by the will reduce the nauon's combat an mdlvldual's nght to pnvacy - the resigned, and hiS top deputy, Wilham FAA, but McArtor said the new m­ readmess nght to be left alone" D Ruckelshaus was fired rather than spectIons would take a more m-depth "The Army was aware of these He also objected to Bork's stated carry out the duectIve look to endure that the companies are consequences when It made the de­ view that several leadmg constitu­ Bork told the heanngs that despite followmg proper procedures and have CISIOn to reduce current hehcopter tional declSlons protectmg the nghts the fmng, he assured Cox's top as­ updated then techmques as technol­ production," the General Account­ of blacks were wrongly deCided and sistants that the mdependent Water­ ogy advanced mg Office said m a new report had no baSIS m the ConstitutIOn gate team would stay together and "Accordmg to Army leadership, a He cited Bork's views that there could contJnue Cox's effort to secure production gap until LHX produc­ was faulty court reasomng m a deCI­ Nixon's tape recordings Cox's pur­ Hahn To Testify tion could begm was mevltable be­ sion holdmg that the 14th Amendment suit of those tapes led to hIS ouster cause the Army could not afford Before Grand Jury additIOnal production of the Apaches, AHIPs and Black Magazine Says Secret Negotiations Investigating PTL Hawks" Under Way To Free Hostages By Paul Nowell * * * ASSOCiated Press Wnter COLOGNE, West Germany By Rodem .. Kenaan Includmg eight Amencans - would (AP) - Commumst East Germany AssoclQted Press Writer be released sometIme later CHARLOTTE, N C - JessIca will allow VISits by Jewish history The report could not be mdepen­ Hahn, whose 1980 tryst wIth evan­ researchers, and will permit pupils BEIRUT, Lebanon - Secret ne­ dently confIrmed gehst Jim Bakker led to hIS reSIgna­ to study at the Jewish High School gotiatIOns are In progress to free all Waite, 48, the emissary of Robert tIon from the PTL mlmstry In March, m West Germany, a Jewish leader foreIgn hostages 10 Lebanon, and Runcle, archbIshop of Canterbury, was rushed Into a federal courthouse was quoted as saymg they could lead to the release of An­ disappeared Jan 20 after leaVIng a today to testify before a grand JUry Werner Nahmann, chairman of ghcan Church envoy Terry WaIte by hotel In Moslem west Beirut for talks mvestlgatIng PTL the Central CounCil of Jews In West month's end, Ash-Shlraa magazine with kIdnappers holdmg American The former church secretary saId Germany, said the promises were reported hostages nothIng as she was ushered past made by East German leader Ench The Beirut weekly, WhICh broke Cordes, 53, BeIrut manager for the photographers and reporters by her Honecker follOWing hiS VISit to the story of secret U S arms sales to chemIcal firm Hoechst, was kId­ attorney, DOmInIC Barbara West Germany thiS month Iran, saId Sunday that WaIte and napped Jan 17 as he drove to BeIrut "After the testImony IS over, we * * * West German hostage Rudolf Cordes from the aIrport after a flIght from WIll have a statement," Barbara saId BOSTON (AP) - Lyndon H would be freed before October No Frankfurt "We hope the testImony Will be over LaRouche saw hlm~elf and hiS fol­ group ever claimed to have kIdnapped Terry Anderson, 39, chIef MIddle thIS mornmg and we'll be out of here lowers as "saVIOrs of Western CIVI­ Waite East correspondent for The ASSOCI­ thIS afternoon" hzatIOn," entitled to anythmg they The magazme quoted an anony­ ated Press, IS the longest held Hahn, of West Babylon, NY, could steal, the government said as mous "highly Informed source" as hostage He was seIzed In Beuut on arnved here Sunday, but Barbara told a $1 mtlhon fraud and conspiracy saymg the remamlng 22 foreigners - March 16, 1985 reporters she was too tIred to answer case against them came up for tnal questIons She has aVOIded pubhclty Jury selectIOn was scheduled to recently, awaItmg the publIcatIOn of begin today In U S Dlstnct Court Army Shifts Focus Of Recruitment Ads an interview m Playix>y magazme due out thiS week In the Cdse against the pohtlcal ex­ By Chnstopher CaUahan scheduled for release In January, ac­ tremist, five of hiS orgamzauons AssoclQted Press Wnter cordmg to WIlham Gleen, semor VIce Barbara told reporters today that he and seven supporter.;; preSident at the agency expected her testimony to center on a They are accused of plottmg to WASHINGTON - Army re­ Green Said ad ell.ecutIves, m an at­ finanCIal settlement she receIved from fmance LaRouche s 1984 presiden­ cruiters, faCIng a dWIndhng pool of tempt to "proVIde added ratlonale and Bakker rather than the 1980 sexual tial campaign by Illegally chargmg potential applIcants and Increased reason for the youth of Amenca to encounter credit card account~ and secunng competItion from the pnvate sector, conSIder the Army as an optIon," are HawaII big loan<; with no intentIons of re­ are running new ads that stress char­ trymg to move beyond the Single-fo­ paymg them acter vIrtues mstead of excitement and cus Army ads that told of the hlgh­ School Accreditation high-tech weaponry tech trammg and e\.cltement Financial News And some of the other services, The new ads, he said, Will portray Proposal CritiCized strugghng WIth the same problems, DOLLAR CLOSING the Army 'as a place where the youth HONOLULU CAP) - The director have like the Army, hired new ad can learn about those kmds of qualI­ of the agency that evaluates Hawall's In Tokyo was agencies and may also be modlfymg 14308 yen ties that Will contnbute ultimately to colleges and umversltles IS cntIclzIng their recrUltmg campaIgns, Pentagon theIr long-term success In hfe" hke a proposal by U S Education Secre­ and m Bonn and ad mdustry offICIals say Unavailable self-diSCiplIne, matunty and tary WIlham Bennett that would Young & Rublcam, a major MadI­ character CLOSING TOTALS change the way those schools are ac­ son Avenue ad agency, won the $100 The company's first Army ad IS a Gold Down 2 60 at $459 10 credned milhon Army ad contract earher thIS far cry from the fast-paced ads that Down 0 03 at $7 48 The proposed rules, whIch ap­ Silver year, mhentIng the "Be all you can boasted' We do more before 9 am Platmum $584 50 - $585 peared 10 the Federal RegIster earlIer be" campaIgn, which was WIdely re­ than most people do all day" The DOW JONES thIS month, would reqUIre colleges, garded In the ad Industry as extraor­ new ad portrays a young servIceman CLOSING AVERAGES umversmes and trade schools to doc­ dmanly successful patrollIng the BerlIn Wall 30 Industnals ument student achievement as condi­ Army MaJ Greg Rlxon descnbes "The way I see It, the world's a Down31 82 at 2492 82 tIOn for accredItatIOn the new campaign as "evolutIOnary tough place, and to succeed you need Kay Anderson, executJve dIrector 20 Transportations rather than revolutionary" Down 8 03 to 1005 80 every lIttle edge you can get," the of the Western ASSOCiatIOn of In Young & Rublcam's fIrSt Army 15 Utilities soldier says "That's why I JOIned the Schools and Colleges, saId last week ad, preViewed earher thiS summer, Army Oh, not Jl1<;t for the college Down 107 to 193 10 that Bennett IS "out of touch with the the "Be all you can be" theme IS re­ 65 Stocks money they re giVIng me, but for realIty" of accreditatIon taIned, but gone IS the old tag lme Down 9 54to 910 96 somethIng else that's gonna help me TraditIOnally, accredltmg agencies "FInd your future m the Army" In Its Volume 170,070,000 stick to It through the whole four have exammed the number of books place IS "Get an edge on lIfe," a slo­ years These three years dIdn't Just m school's hbrary and the number of See Llstmgs In Grace Sherwood gan that WIll be retamed In two more get me ready for college, they got me faculty members who have doctorates Library Y &R ads now being tested and ready for hfe " In makIng deCISions, Bennett said c .. SPORTS HOIlRGLA:,S, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1987, PAGE 5 Strike Two Called On NFL; Players, Owners Prepared

By Dave Goldberg pen," saId MInnesota's Greg Coleman "Hopefully, sesSIOn conVInced them there was just one Issue - AP Football Writer In the 11 th hour somethmg WIll happen" free agency Some had mixed feelings though they said they "If you elImInated free agency, you wouldn't have NEW YORK - The National Football League would honor picket lines any trouble with the other thIngs and there wouldn't braced today for ItS second stnke In SIX seasons "The strIke will eat me alive," said HOWie Long of be any stnke," Said Tex Schramm, preSident of the It wIll start folloWIng tonIght's New England the Los Angeles RaIders "I have a Wife and son and Dallas Cowboys and a member of the Management Patnots-New York Jets game unless, as manage­ Gene Upshaw's not supporting my Wife and son, CounCil executIve comnnttee ment's Jack Donlan put It, "someone pulls a rabbit not supportmg my finanCial ablhty " But Upshaw said Sunday that he had offered to out of a hat" The two SIdes have met 19 tImes formally and m­ modify hiS proposal In Fnday's meetIng with No talks were planned and the umon's Gene formally SInce first exchangIng proposals Apnl 20 Donlan Upshaw said all that was lackmg was the official an­ and barely moved on their pOSitIOns Each Side hds Donlan also saId that he had offered to step aSide nouncement, scheduled to come at halftIme made just one counterproposal and those came only and let someone else make the deal for management "My agenda now IS to prepare for a stnke," Up­ wIthIn the last two weeks The umon has suggested NFL CommlsslOner Pete shaw, executIve director of the NFL Players ASSOCI­ Donlan has offered to make concessIOns on Issues Rozelle atIOn, said Sunday at UnIon headquarters In Wash­ such as pensIOn and roster size If the players would But there IS no indicatIOn that Rozelle, who has Ington, where picket signs were bemg prepared kept In touch with both Sides, was ready to step In "We have to be wIlhng to walk out for the sea­ extend the strike deadline 30 days Owners say that son," he said The owners plan to break for a week, then con­ tInue with the fourth week's schedule USIng players released In traInIng camp or, lIterally, from off the Bad News Gets Worse, Ask A Few Saints street Some teams, hke Indianapolis, say they al­ ready have full rosters, others have barely more than By Hal Bock Is he bItter? "No, that's not the nght word" he one or two players Signed AP Sports Wnter said "Maybe disappointed, but not bitter I've been Players seemed resigned to haVIng a strike through a lot of adversIty You feel bad about that" "It's kInd of a bittersweet feeling," said Mike PHILADELPHIA - Remember the Bad News Commiskey seemed less than thnlled over hIS QUick of PhiladelphIa after the Eagles beat New Bears? Well, say hello to the Worse News Saints picket line prospects "I'm fortunate to have a job" Orleans on Sunday "I'm happy WIth the WIn, but It They are seven New Orleans players, culled from he said "A lot of USFL players never got a shot' I hurts when you reahze there may be a strIke just the debns of that fmled pro football expenment called don't cotton to the thought of stnkmg I'm not very eXCIted about It when we're comIng of age" the USFL and Installed In one of the most secure Some were stIll hopmg for a last-mmute deal sports leagues m history, the 68-year-old NFL "It's kind of hard But I believe It'S my responsl­ "It's tough to walk out now, but mIracles do hap- There are no faIhng team~ In the NFL, no sea of bJ\Jty to do my duty and stand with my teammates I red Ink to sWim through, no ImpatIent credItors This did that In the USFL and I'll do It here" IS Fat City MIlls was philosophical about the SItuatIOn He On Tuesday, however, the Worse News SaInts has learned to be after hiS tnp through pro football's expect to be out of work agaIn, thiS tIme on stnke sometimes turbulent waters VVeekend Scorecard with the rest of the NFL Players ASSOCiatIOn Some "It's part of any job, whether you're working for guys never can WIn RCA or the Saints," he saId The SaInts' Seven - strong safety Antomo Gibson, linebackers Sam Mills and Vaughan Baseball Scores Johnson, guard Chuck Commiskey, runmng backs College Gridiron Scores Buford Jordan and Mel Gray and quarterback Bobby Lehigh 24, Navy 9 Saturday's games Hebert - know all about free agency, the Minnesota 3, Cleveland 1 cornerstone of the dispute between NFL owners and New Haven 24, Slippery rock 16 DetrOIt 5, MIlwaukee 2 players Penn St (20) 41, Cincinnati 0 New York 4, Toronto 2 "I've been a free agent m every league, except the Syracuse 24, Miami, OhiO 10 Chicago 10, Seattle 8 WFL," said Mills, who wasn't around for that earlIer Temple 24, Pittsburgh (16) 21 Boston at Baltimore, ppd rain adventure "I was a free agent out of college In the Clemson (8) 21, Georgia (18) 20 Oakland 9, Kansas City 5 Cleveland camp They cut me Too short Then 1 Duke 35, Vanderbilt 31 Texas 4, California 3, 10 innings was a free agent In the Canadian League wIth FlOrida 23, Alabama (11) 14 San FranCISco 5, Cincinnati 1 Toronto They cut me, too Still too short" FlOrida St (7) 41, MemphiS St 24 New York 5, Pittsburgh 4 MIlls IS 5-foot-9, hardly lInebacker size He may Kentucky 34, Indiana 15 Montreal 12, Philadelphia 4 be the shonest ever to play the posmon In the NFL LSU (4) 49, Rice 16 After the CFL cut him, Mills caught on WIth the St LoUIS 5, Chicago 3 USFL PhIladelphIa-Baltimore Stars where Coach Maryland 25, W Virginia 20 San Diego 2, Houston 1, 14 innings Jim Mora found hiS sIze just nght He played for MISSISSIPPI 47, Arkansas St 10 Atlanta 10, Los Angeles 7 three years before the USFL died but surfaced with MISSISSIPPI St 14, LOUISiana Tech 13 Sunday's games Mora's Samts, which became an NFL shelter for the N Carolina 30, Georgia Tech 23 Boston 5, Baltimore 1, 1st game expired league's tIred, poor and huddled masses S MISSISSIppI 31, Tulane 24 Boston 6, Baltimore 3, 2nd game yearmng to breath free Virginia 14, Virginia Tech 13 Toronto 6, New York 2 Not thiS free, though Wake Forest 21, N Carolina St 3 Milwaukee 11, DetrOit 4 Mora's fITSt USFL Import was Gibson, "the best Akron 17, E Michigan 16 Minnesota 3, Cleveland 2 kept secret m the league," accormng to the coach Army 41 , Kansas St 14 Chicago 5, Seattle 3 ''I'm the answer to a tnvla question," Gibson said Bowling Green 24, Ball St 0 Oakland 7, Kansas City 6 "I was the first USFL player to sign with the NFL IIlmols 20, E Carolina 10 after we were released from our contracts" Texas 2, California 1, 10 innings Iowa 48, Iowa St 9 Philadelphia 4, Montreal 1 UnlIke some of the refugees, Gibson's USFL Kent St 31, Kansas 17 years were good ones, with no missed paychecks or Pittsburgh 9, New York 8, 14 innings other havoc mterfenng wIth football Then the league Michigan (19) 44, Washington St 18 St LOUIS 10, Chicago 2 Minnesota 32, California 23 went belly up m Federal Court and he was, bnefly, a Houston 3, San Diego 2 Mlssoun 28, Northwestern 3 man without a team Now It'S about to happen agam Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 3 N IllinOIS 34, W Michigan 14 CinCinnati 10, San FranCISco 6 Notre Dame (9) 31, Michigan St (17) 8 OhiO St (5) 24, Oregon 14 NFL Results Island Sports Bits Purdue 22, LOUisville 22, tie Sunday's games TwIlIght Golf Toledo 17, OhiO U 12 Utah 31, Wisconsin 28 Denver 17, Green Bay 17, OT tie The SpeCial Services' TWIlIght Golf League gets Arkansas (12) 30, Tulsa 15 Buffalo 34, Houston 30 underway tomght wIth a managers' meeting at 5 Miami 23, Indianapolis 10 p m at the clubhouse Texas A&M 29, Washington (10) 12 Philadelphia 27, New Orleans 17 Managers are asked to have rosters and handicaps Texas Christian 33, Brigham Young 12 Cleveland 34, Pittsburgh 10 ready at the meetmg Texas Tech 43, Lamar 14 San FranCISCo 27, Cincinnati 26 The season IS tentatively scheduled to begm Mon­ Air Force 49, San Diego St 7 Chicago 20, Tampa Bay 3 day, Sept 28 Anzona 20, New MeXICO 9 Atlanta 21, Washington 20 Softba1l Fees Due Arizona St (15) 31, PaCifiC U 12 Dallas 16, New York Giants 14 FollOWing are the registratIOn fees for all softball Baylor 21, Nev -Las Vegas 14 Los Angeles Raiders 27, Detroit 7 teams due Fnday, Sept 25 Colorado 31, Stanford 17 Seattle 43, Kansas City 14 "A" DlvlSlon - $ I 78 50 Fullerton St 31, Long Beach St 12 Minnesota 21, Los Angeles Rams 16 B DIVISIOn - 178 50 Oklahoma St 35, Wyoming 29 San Diego 28, St LoUIS 24 "elD DlvlSlon- 178 50 Oregon St 36, San Jose St 34 TOnight's game "£" DIVISIOn - 18900 Texas-EI Paso 45, Colorado St 6 Women S D/v/Slon - 18900 UCLA (13) 17, Fresno St 0 New England at New York Jets Any team not represented by an offiCial at the offi­ USC 23, Boston College 17 CIating chmc should contact Carol Anne at SpeCIal Hourglass game of the week Services, 3331 Sewanee 17, Millsaps 13 FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1987 Billboard's Top Ten (AP) - The follOWIng are the top record and videocassette hits as they appear In thiS week's Issue of Billboard magazme Copynght 1987, Billboard Publt-

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VIDEOCASSETTE SALES "-.,. " Top Pop COMPACT DISCS ~'" ~ 1 Crocodile Dundee (paramount) ~S 1'\4' 1 "White Album" - The Beatles (Capitol) 2 An Amencan Tall (MCA) II ~'~ , 2 'Bad' - Michael Jackson (EPIC) 3 Jane Fonda's Low Impact AerobiC Workout (Lonmar) I 3 "La Bamba' Soundtrack' - (Slash) 4 Callanetlcs (MCA) 9 " ~ ,,4 "Whitney" - Whitney Houston (Ansta) 5 Top Gun (paramount) ~~ I _ h 5 "Lonesome Jubilee" - John Cougar Mellencamp (Mercury) 6 Jane Fonda's New Workout (Lonmar) ~ I ~ "6 "I Th D k 7 Kathy Smith's UltImate Video Workout (ICI) __~ I-~ "~7 near' - The Grateful Dead (Ansta) ...... I , \\( ft "Hystena ' - Def Leppard (Mercury) 8 Here's Mickey' (Disney) ~-:%0~1~;;;<; ~~I:j''f?i;.\,! 8 'Whttesnake" - Whltesnake (Geffen) 9 Playboy Vlde,o Centerfold No 6 (Lonmar) I' " ~ / 9 "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" - Pmk Aoyd (Columbia) iO Kathy Smuh s Body Ba"" (JCI) , 1'\\ ~ ~ _ ~ 10 "ADocnumnent"L aR En Md (el RrSs) VIDEOCASSETTE RENTALS ~~ ~ ~ \ ~ Dear Ann Landers I Just Help IS available to anyone who 1 Crocodile Dundee (paramount) 2 Black Widow (CBS-Fox) \, ~heart went out to "Learned the Hard pamful, but I am so much happier 3 The Color Purple (Warner) ~f.~ j~ Way In California" It took me 41 now and for the first tIme I actually 4 The Bedroom Wmdow (Vestron) ~ \~O "'~ years of tryIng to change the people like myself Sign me - Healthier 5 The Three Amlgos (HBO) " "" @ around me before I learned a better Outlook In CahlornIa 6 A Nightmare On Elm Street 3 Dream Warnors (Media) " "Q?> way to lIve I thought If I loved Dear HOI hope the women " enough or cleaned house better or who see themselves 10 your letter 7 The MISSion (Warner) was more aggressive In bed every- Will follow your example and get the 8 Over The Top (Warner) thmg would be wonderful help they need 9 An Amencan Tall (MCA) Invanably I set myself up as the Dear Ann Landers No twIn 10 The Golden Child (paramount) victim I belIeved that everythmg has ever become preSident of the that went wrong was my fault It UnIted States nor have I ever heard of HOT SINGLES took my husband's treatment for a twm who was a great Inventor or alcoholism to tum my life around the wmner of a Nobel pnze Is thiS 1 "Dldn t We Almost Have It All" - Whitney Houston (Ansta) With AI-Anon, pnvate counseling because the bram matenal must be 2 "Here I Go AgaIn" - Whltesnake (Geffen) and readmg a SpeCial book, "Women diVIded between two people and each 3 "I Just Can't Stop Lovmg You" - Michael Jackson (EPIC) Who Love Too Much" by Robm twm has half as many brams as he or 4 "I Heard A Rumour" - Bananarama (London) Norwood, I became aware of my she normally would have? I am - 5 "Lost In EmotIOn" - Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam (Columbia) patterns of behaVIor NOT A TWIN, HAPPILY 6 'When Smokey Smgs" - ABC (Mercury) The book helped me look mSlde Dear Hap Well, I AM a twm myself and see why I always felt like (happily) and so far as I know both 7 "Came" - Europe (EpIC) a failure my Sister, Dear Abby, and I have 8 "La Bamba" - Los Lobos (Slash) I hope I can contInue to grow enough brams so that we are able to 9 "Touch Of Grey" - Grateful Dead (Ansta) and learn and become a wholesome get along 10 the world, even though 10 "U Got The Look" - Pnnce (paisley Park) personality we haven't won any Nobel pnzes TOp LP'S I "Bad" - Michael Jackson (EPIC) Your Indi,idual 2 La Bamba Soundtrack - (Slash) 3 "Whitney" - Whitney Houston (Ansta) Platmum (More than I Horoscope million UnIts sold) 4 "Whltesnake" - Whltesnake (Geffen) Platmum ===== fraftces Drake =====:::::::::::::::= 5 Hystena" - Def Leppard (Mercury) FOR TUE~DAY ~EPTFMBER 22, 1987 6 'Bad AnImals' - Heart (Capitol) Plaunum ARIES A confidential finanCial tiP comes 7 "Bigger and Deffer" - L L Cool J (Dcf Jam) Plaunum (Mar 21 to Apr l'l) from an unexpected source You re the organizer of get togethers With 8 "The Lonesome Jubilee" - John Cougar Mellencamp (Mercury) Inno\ atlvL Idl db develop through partner,., working together After dn others now, but don t be cntical of a 9 "Crushm' - The Fat Boys (Tm Pan Apple) fTll nd 10 'The Joshua Tree" - U2 (Island) Plaunum early start the work pact may falter but you end the day With achieve SAGITTARIUS ment (Nov 22 to Dec 21) COUNTRY SINGLES TAURUS Bp direct and go after what you (Apr 20 to May 20) wdnt III your career, but aVOid an p~slve dl~play I "Three Time Loser" - Dan Seals (EMI-Amenca) Don t n~k capital on a gamble The ex, of Illdependence or 2 "You Agrun" - The Forester Sisters (Warner Bros) Job allows for innovative thinking some may find you contrary You may 3 "The Way We Make A Broken Heart" - Rosanne Cash (Columbia) The drive for pleasure IS strong now bel orne Illvolved III a cause 4 "Flshm' In The Dark" - NItty Gnuy Drrt Band (Warner Bros) GEMINI CAPRICORN 5 ''1'11 Be Your Baby TODlght" - Judy Rodman (MTM) (May 21 to June 20) (DlC 22 to Jan 19) III You have a ~pontaneous carefree 'r ou re Illterested broadening 6 "I Want To Know You Before We Make Love" - Conway TWItty (MCA) your honzons now, either through 7 'Crazy Over You" - Foster And Lloyd (RCA) outing With a loved one today Domestic mtere'St~ are a major con travel or educatIOn Research leads to 8 "Love ReUnIted - The Desert Rose Band (MCA-Curb) cern You II want to get started on a unexpected dlscovenes regardmg a 9 "Little Ways" - DWight Yoakam (Repnse) project career endeavor 10 'Shme Shme Shme" - Eddy Raven (RCA) CANCER AQUARIUS (June 21 toJuly22) (Jan 20 to Feb 18) DistractIOns are a problem for you It s more benefiCial to share Ideas ADUL T CONTEMPORARY SINGLES at tunes today, but you should he wllh fnend'S than to become fin an clally Illvolved With them at present 1 "Dldn t We Almost Have It All" - Whitney Houston (Amta) good at expressing Ideas and gettlllg your pomts across Local travel IS In\estments, Insurance, and other 2 'Domg It All For My Baby - Huey LeWIS & The News (Chrysalis) pOSSible bU'ollless concerns preoccupy you 3 I Just Can't Stop Lovmg You - Michael Jackson (EPIC) LEO PISCES >lID' 4 "One Heartbeat" - Smokey Robmson (Motown) (July 23 to Aug 22) (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ III 5 "Lonely In Love" - Dan Fogelberg (Full Moon-EpIC) Your Impul~e IS to spend monev ,",urpnse developments your 6 'When Smokey SlOgS" - ABC (Mercury) today, shoppmg IS favored High career allow you to tap your Inge 7 "Little Lies" - Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros) pomts come through the develop nulty Don t fnghten off would be partners through overaggresslvenes." 8 'Love Power" - DIOnne WarWick & Jeffrey Osborne (Ansta) ment and expression of creative talents bUI do make your move 9 "No One In The World - AnIta Baker (Elektra) IF BORN TODAY you are some 10 'The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of - Carly Simon (Ansta) VIRGO (Aug 23 to Sept 22) what nervous and hlghstrung You You may buy some office eqUIp have Inventive ablhty and are capable BLACK SINGLES ment today or some electrOnic of \\ ork that s ahead of your time gadgets Ideas are future-onented You need a Job that allows you room 1 "I Need Love' - L L Cool J (Def Jam) now and your dnve IS terrific Don t for VISion, for you are a person who 2 "Lost In EmotIOn" - Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam (Columbia) be overbearing would never he happy In a rut You 3 "A Rush On Me" - StephaDle Mills (MCA) LmRA bnng Ideah~m to whatever you do, 4 "Didn't We Almost Have It All ' - WhItney Houston (Ansta) (Sept 23 to OLt 22) though you need at times to over 5 "No One In The World" - ADlta Baker (Elektra) Onglnahty IS emphasized today, come a tendency to be skeptical Learn to nse above httle thIngs, for at 6 "How Soon We Forget" - Colonel Abrams (MCA) but remember to be tactful You tmlL <; vou can be ~wamped by the 7 I Just Can't Stop Lovmg Y 0U - Michael Jackson (EpIC) could blurt out ~omethlng Illadver tently that could offend another details of hfe BJrthdate of Michael 8 "Love Is A House" - Force M D's (Tommy Boy) Research projects are favored Farraday SCIentIst, JOn! James, SIn 9 "Just That Type Of Girl' - Madame X (Atlanuc) SCORPIO gel, dnd Martha Scott, actres~ 10 "We've Only Just Begun" - Glenn Jones (Jtve) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) © IgS7 by Kmg ~eature, '>yndocate In"" Garry Trudeau BEST OF DOONESBURV

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'll"-l ..... 11'1 Sya 1986 CLASSIFIED PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1987 POOL PATRONS We have recently receIved 20 II OFFICIAL NOTICES II Il!:::::l ===FO=R=SA=L=E==::::::!JII new lounge chaIrS from the rec fund to which we all contribute We are requestIng your cooperation that THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IS currently being lounge chrurs not be dragged across the cement held by the Pohce Department as lost, abandoned, or LUMBER 2x4's plywood Call 10 at 4641 unclaImed Legal owner (s) may claIm by contactIng NEW BIBLE STUDIES FORMING - The Wo­ 8 PC COOKWARE SET used a few tImes, $120, S gt Easterwood at the Department pnor to Oct 3 men's Protestant Chapel Fellowship IS sponsonng a metal over-the-door shoe orgamzer, $20, deluxe Property not claImed WIll be sold at publIc auction or study on EpheSians begmnIng Tues , 9/22, 7 p m at front pack for baby, $15, Sunbeam cannIster vacuum otherwIse dIsposed of For further InfOrmatIOn call the fellowshIp hall or Wed mornIng 9/23, 9 30 a m cleaner w/extra bags (works good), $45, Disney at Qtrs 47IA?? Call 2296 or 2425 for Info 4448 stroller toy (new), $10 Call 4677 DOC # DESCRIPTION 109-87 26" 10 speed bIke KW AJ AMIGA GROUP MEETING tomght, 7 19" mTACHI COLOR TV, excellent color & PIC­ pm, Qtrs 204A All members urged to attend & 115-87 Blue women's Huffy bIke ture Call 2457 after 5 30 p m 116-87 Gold colored men's bIke vls!tors are welcome 117-87 Red 10 speed PCS SALE - Weed eater, e1ec Ice cream maker, TIRED OF SHOPPING FOR AN ITEM ONLY TO 118-87 27" gold colored 10 speed KwaJ cond bike, bougall1vlllea & other plants Call BE TOLD 'It'S on the barge?" Try the BargaIn 122-87 Red ColumbIa bIke 4800 or drop by Tr 533 Bazaar (aka - The KwaJ Thnft Shop), perhaps 123-87 Skate bIke you'll fInd what you need there Hours are Tues 126-87 Blue women's Huffy CLEANING OUT OUR CLOSETS - "Boom box", 1 30-3 pm 130-87 16" Chrome bIke walkman, hot curlers, blow dryer, sewIng storage 133-87 26" Blue women's Huffy box, bedspread, wok, cookbooks, paperback novels, BOY SCOUTS & PARENTS Troop 314 has 136-87 Blue women's Huffy shde VIewer, snorkehng gear Call 4539 after 5 p m planned an evemng for all parents of current & 137-87 Blue women's Huffy or stop by Tr 839 prospective Boy Scouts for the current school year 138-87 SIlver colored Huffy It Will be held Wed, 9123, 7 p m at the Scout Hut 139-87 Blue women s Huffy PCS SALE - Sony 13" TV, SansUl VCR, shelves, refrIgerator, TV stand, snorkel gear, fishIng pole, STUDENTS IN GRADES 9-12 at KwaJaieIn High School 062-87 Gold colored men's nng golf cart Call 3234 before 2 pm, 3743 after 2 p m who WIsh to place orders for class nngs may 073-87 Gold colored ladles watch pick up order forms and InformatIOn sheets m the 075-87 Brown ladIes glasses school office Orders WIll be taken untd Sept 23 096-87 Gold colored glasses . ======L=O=S=T======d.. SQUARE DANCE CLUB meets each Tuesday nIght 112-87 Brown sunglasses III!:: II at 7 p m In room I of the CRC All club members, 120-87 Gold colored men's watch TO ALL THOSE WHO HELPED LOOK for Booger former members and newcomers who dance 127-87 Gray sunglasses Mamstream are InVIted to JOIn us 128-87 Silver colored glasses w/case and those who called, many, many thanks Please 135-87 Gray reading glasses keep lookmg She IS very speCial Cal! 4561, the '-"()~()~I)---()---()~I)---()---('''''() 015-87 Bowling ball Browns TEN-TEN IS NOW ACCEPTING 041-87 KIck blockIng rrutt APPLICATIONS FOR INVENTORY HELP 024-87 Canvas bag w/glue gun WANTED FOR OCTOBER 1ST CALL 1010 OR 196-87 Text book "PerceptIOn" II II SIGN UP AT TEN TEN 129-87 Red back pack ....{) .... C)~() ....(' ___ () ___() ....(~() .... ( 125-87 LP gas stove burner TRAILER FOR 22' BOSTON WHALER m good 132-87 Teac nOIse reduction UnIt condItIon Call Herschel! at 2838 or 3515 USAKA AIRCRAFT P '\SSENGERS are remInded EVERYTmNGI Don't throw out that Junk" - do­ that carry-on ru tlcles are restncted to one awcle per nate It to the BargaIn Bazaar For pick-ups call Barb ReT per~on The article must fit under the seat All other at 2769 or Tma at 3717 Thanks' artIcles '11ust be checked In at least 30 minutes pnor to schedUled manIfest close out time (Global AViation) SERVICES OFFERED ATTENTION ISLAND RESIDENTS It IS requested HELEN THOMAS EX-KWAJ RESIDENT Will be that any Island reSident who sees the Soviet ShIp vISItIng KwaJ Nov 19-Dec 5 and would love to Brand X, or any other vessel which looks out of the house/traller Sit dunng her VISIt Please call Barbara ordinary for KwaJaleIn Atoll, to please call U'lAKA Cosgrove H2297 W3705 Provost Marshal dunng normal duty hours at 3530 or the PolIce Department at 4444 after duty hours MOYA & BOB KLINGLER EX-KWAJ RESI­ I.d \ \ I' 1t,1\ I' .\\ull 111111 "'1"-" 1~1I1111l DENTS WIl! be VISItIng KwaJ Nov 16-30 & would ATTENTION ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS All Mld­ appreciate the opportUl11ty to house/traIler Sit dunng Atoll Islands are closed to VISitatIOn dunng range up '.1 lulll'l 9, lit, 1ft, 17 SU 1 ___ their stay Please call Barbara Cosgrove H2297 time The Mid-Atoll Comdor IS ddlilLd as the area (III I d III II:.... It.\\ bUl1ll led on the north by the lIne dlawn nOlth of W3705 - Bol..cd Islana on the east and Yabbernohr Island on r ""'1111 the west, and bounded on the south by he lIne dlawn COMMUNITY NOTICE Tomght south of BIgeJ Island on the east and nO'1h of the hIgh On TeleVISIOn tIde mark on Nlnm Island on tne west reef EMON LODGE NO 179 F&AM WIll hold a stated KwaJalem (USAKA PAO) commumcatIon tOl11ght All master Masons are Channel 9 REMINDER TO USERS OF POOLS AND mvIted I I BEACHES Adult Pool The buddy system wIll be In 444 General HospItal effect at all times, Famzly Pool the buddy system KWAJALEIN SHRINE CLUB speCial callout 530 The New VOice Will be In effect dunng after-hours usage for lap meetmg Tues , Sept 22, 7 pm at KwaJaieIn Shnne 600 ABC News sWimmIng (6-11 pm), Coral Sands Beach The Club Room 629 CNN Sports TOnIght buddy system Will be In effect at all times, Emon 655 Misfits Of SCience (12 37) Beach When no hfeguard IS on duty the buddy sys­ KAJEONE CIRCLE Will meet tomorrow 1245-145 746 Amen (l 28) tem Will be In effect P m at the fellowshIp hall behInd Surfway ChIldren 8 12 Night Court (1 54) (Special Services) welcome Call 2406 for any Info 838 Simon & Simon (2 20) 929 Hardcastle & McCOrmIck (3 11) BETA SIGMA pm Will meet Tues, Sept 22 at the 10 20 Love Boat (4 02) ADULT EDUCATION home of Jean Harrell, Qtrs 444B at 7 30 p m 11 09 Headhne News II 38 TOl11ght Show GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ex­ STORYTIME for all 3-,4-, and 5-year olds from 10- ams (GED) are tests of high school eqUIvalency lD 30 a m each Tuesday at Grace Sherwood LI­ Channel 13 GED exams are given the first and third Wednesday brary Chlldren must be accompanIed by an adult I I of each month Call 2800 for schedulIng 430 CNN Sports Tomght 500 ABC NIghthne 530 CNN HeadlIne News II FOOD SERVICES II YYWC 600 CNN Shotlz ...... , 630 CNN Sports Late Night Yokwe Yuk Club - Chef James Dinner SpecIals DINNER Dft~ 700 ABC New England vs NY Jets Monday Buffet - 10 15 Return to CNN Top Round of Beef, Seafood Creole "An EVi~ \) 10 30 CNN Busmess MornIng & Baked Breast of ChIcken II 00 Day Break Tuesday SWISS Steak 1200 Late NIght w!Davld Letterman Wednesday Baked Mahl Mahl w/Sauce Du Jour ftf v~ ~ Thursday Chinese Dinner Speclal­ M (, t If; " ROI-Namur Chinese ChIcken w/Steamed RIce 1" ~ I I Egg Foo Yung & Egg Drop Soup vras 440 General HospItal Fnday Baked 1/2 Lobster, Mahl Mahl v G~ ~ 525 Sonya Live In LA and Prawns 9/26/87 620 ABC News Saturday Fettucclnr Pnmavera 650 F Troop w/SauteedScampl t.:all 2406 717 The Equahzer Sunday Mexican Dinner Speclal- 808 Love Boat Tacos, Tamales W/Chlll, ChICken & 859 "A Bilhon For Bons" Pork EnchIladas Served w/Steamed 1026 TOnIght Show RIce & Refned Beans \.. ~