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VOLUME 17 KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS, TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1980 NO 108 WORLD NEWS BRIEfS BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) -- Palestlnlan guerrlllas Former Attorney General kll1ed two Lebanese soldlers and wounded 16 others today In heavy flghtlng In the southern port Clty of Sldon, the army command sald Denounces Rescue Mission Hours earller, a convoy of army trucks came under TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) -- Former U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark offered to­ flre by the renegade Lebanese Arab army, wltnesses day to take the place of any of the Amerlcan hostages and condemned the abor­ sal d tlVe U S hostage rescue mlSS10n was lIa lawless act II Lebanon's army command lssued a statement accus­ But Clark sald the danger of U S lnterventlon In Iran was greater lf the lng Palestlnlan guerrlllas of responslblllty for Americans remaln captlve- "It lS lmperatlVe that the hostages be released now ... the attack 1n Sldon, saylng two soldlers were Clark told deleaates kllled and 16 others wounded durlng the clashes attendlng an "lnterna­ that lasted four hours New Leads Uncovered In tlonal conference on U S *** lnterventlons In WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The State Department an­ Iran " nounced today that Secretary of State Edmund Muskle Vernon Jor"an Shooting "It lS so lmportant wlll travel to AS1a thlS month to attend a meetlng FORT ~JAYNE. Ind. (UPI) -- Pollce sald today new to peace on Earth that I of the ASEAN nat10ns leads have been uncovered In the lnvestlgatlon of offer today to take the The announcement sald that Musk1e, who wlll at­ the motel parklng lot shootlng of C1Vll rlghts place of any hostage lf tend a NATO councll meet1ng In Ankara June 24-25, leader Vernon Jordan that wlll help resolve wlll then fly to Kuala Lumpur, Malays1a, to meet Pollce spokesman Dan Glbson sald male frlends of the traglc crlS1S " other forelgn mlnlsters of the Assoc1atlon of South­ Martha Coleman, who Wlt­ Clark sald the de­ east ASlan Natlons nessed the shootlng, and posed Shah Mohammed Reza *** new lnformatlon on cars U.S. Arms Pahlavl should be trled HONOLULU (UPI) -- Vlce squad pollcemen, uSlng seen In the area now are and the wealth In hlS Natlonal Guard hell copters, swooped down on marl­ the focus of pollce In­ posseSSlon should be re­ Juana f1elds throughout Hawa1l for the past two vestlgators 'Pour' Into turned to Iran "If JUS­ weeks, nettlng 123,274 plants New leads had been tlce lS to prevall II The crackdown on marl Juana growers -- called recel ved on IIdl fferent II Is there to be a man 1I0peratlOn Green Harves til -- wlll contl nue, POll ce automoblles that were ln Afghanistan above the law and how sald Monday But they decllned to dlsclose when lt the area at the tlme of NEW DELHI. Indla many greater crlmes does would be completed the shootlng ll early (UPI) -- Amerlcan arms hlstory reflect than the A total of 33,902 pounds of the weed was selzed Thursday, Glbson sald. powerful enough for Af­ crlme of the shah of Iran and destroyed Author1t1es sa1d the value of the IIWe are gOlng to be ghan rebels to down So­ agalnst the peoples of plants ranged from $6 78 mlll10n to $27.1 m1lllon, checklng these out very vlet gunshlps are IIpour­ Iran,1I Clark sald In a dependlng on the locale of the llllClt sales carefully II lngll lnto Afghamstan, speech on the second day *** IIWe l re also gOlng to sources close to Afghan of the conference at~ (AP) -- The Democrat1c leader 1n the Senate -­ questlon her on her per­ government offlClals tended by nearly 300 Robert Byrd -- thlnks the U S should deport the sonal llfe We have to sald today. delegates from 54 coun­ Cuban refugees who took part 1n last Sunday's r1ot­ check out her boyfrlends, The report, WhlCh trles Clark, who made an un­ lng at Fort Chaffee, Ark In a Senate speech today, any acqualntances and 1I could not be verlfled Byrd sald, liThe Umted States has no moral respon­ anyone else she knows. lndependently or through successful bld last No­ slb1llty to glve refuge to common crlmlnals II Glbson sald Amerlcan authorltles, vember to medlate the hos­ *** He sald pollce wlll c01nClded w1th other ac­ tage crlsls, arrlved Mon­ (AP) -- Israel suffered ltS second nat1onw1de questlon Mrs. Coleman counts of lncreaslng day wlth nlne other Amer­ power fa1lure In elght months today Ut1l1ty off1- agaln about anythlng success by Moslem guer­ lcans to partlclpate in clals don't know the exact cause of the blackout. that mlght lead them to rlllas flghtlng Sovlet the conference The trlp Last October, electrlC company techn1c1ans the assallant who wound­ and Afghan troops was made In deflance of searched for four hours for the cause of a slmllar ed Jordan The sources were un­ Presldent Carter's ban on blackout Then they d1scovered that a techn1c1an 1n Mrs Coleman. a board able to ldentlfy the Amerlcan travel to Iran. a Tel AV1V control stat10n had thrown a wrong member of the Fort Wayne type of weapons belng Bu:tre-lark's mlSSlon sWltch, shortlng out the entlre system Urban League, was lnter­ used but they sald the today drew flre from the *** vlewed by the Federal arms were Amer1can made Moslem fundamental 1St NEW YORK (UPI) -- Conv1cted murderer Howard IIBud­ Bureau of Investlgatlon and enable the rebels to newspaper Islanuc Repub­ dyll Jacobson was sentenced 1n absent1 a today to 25 Monday for the flrst operate wlth lmpunlty l~c and delegates at the years to llfe 1n Ja1l, and frustrated author1tles tlme Slnce the shootlng. agalnst the dreaded "fly­ conference, who sald he sa1d the search for the fuglt1ve horse tralner could She told them she was lng tanks,1I as the guer­ was presentlng the Amer­ lead anywhere from IIBa" to Pans II droPPlng Jordan off at rlllas call the Sovlet lcan pOlnt of Vlew Jacobson broke out of the Brooklyn House of De­ h1S motel room when he M1G-24 gunshlps equlpped Clark sald. IIWe have tent10n Saturday by sW1tchlng 1nto clvlllan clothes was shot. wlth rockets and machlne to act In a certaln way and nonchalantly strolllng past pr1son guards. Federal agents and guns capable of flrlng that lS r1ght Rlght wlll *** Mrs Colemanls lawyer, 6,000 rounds per mlnute make mlqht II He sald the PARIS (UPI) -- Unlted States offlclals warned to­ Charles F. Leonard, re­ Indlcatlons of a U.S 213-day hostage crlS1S day of threa ts of a IImaJor recess 1on II 1ns tead of the fused to make publlC de­ arm supply llne to the had caused great tenslon present econom1C slowdown unless 1ndustrlallzed na­ talls of the FBI lnter- Afghan rebels have grown t10ns are careful about measures they take to check vlew In the past week Last 1nfl a t1 on Asked aboJt a pos­ Frlday a senlor State DIGGS RESIGNS The warn1ng came at the open1ng of a mlnlsterlal slble Jealousy motlve. Department offlclal In WASHINGTON (UPI) -­ seSS10n of the 24-nat1on Organlzat1on for EconomlC Glbson sald. IIWe l re not Washlngton sald the U S Rep Charles DlggS Development and Cooperatlon, a body of free world rullng out that or any­ government lS helplng (D-M1Ch) today reslgned lndustrlal1zed natlons that coord1nates POllCY and thlng else at thlS the guernll as III n every from Congress, one day deals wlth world econom1C lssues pOl nt II wayll 1t can, and the Af­ after the Supreme Court *** ghan f1ghters are "flnd­ let stand hlS convlctlon MOSCOW (UPI) -- A Russlan-Hungarlan space team Korean Junta lng the resources and on charges of payroll that spent more than a week aboard the orbltlng the wlll to reslst II paddlng and mall fraud Salyut 6 spacelab returned safely to Earth today In On Sunday, Paklstanl The reslgnat10n came a borrowed spaceshlp. the Tass news agency reported Plans Purge customs offlclals re­ as a surprlse although Sovlet cosmonaut Valery Kubasov and Bartalan SEOUL, South Korea portedly selzed 50 Amer­ DlggS, 57, sald ear11er Farkas, the world's f1rst Hungarlan spaceman, landed (UPI) -- The mllltary lcan made rlf1es bound he would retlre at the In Kazakhstan 86 mlles southeast of DJezkazgan Junta runnlng South Ko­ for Peshwar, Paklstan, a end of hlS current term aboard a Soyuz 35 spacecraft rea wlll use ltS vast Paklstanl frontler town ln January. He has served Tass sald both cosmonauts IIfeel flne. 1I power to purge lnfluen­ on the Afghan border 1n the House Slnce 1954. *** tlal and experlenced where several rebel D1ggs, now faclng a NEW DELHI. Ind1a (UPI) -- The worst electlon polltlClans and replace groups have thelr head­ pnson sentence, sent a vlolence Slnce lndependence forced repolllng today them w1th young men who quarters letter of res1gnatlon to In Blhar state and the Oppos1t1on accused Prlme have come of age Slnce Rebel and varlOUS both House Speaker Thomas M1nlster Ind1ra Gandhl of 1nc1t1ng the klll1ng and the Korean war, sources other sources sald a ma­ OINelll and Mlch1gan Gov. bomb1ng to elbow 1tS way to vlctory 1n e1ght other sald today. Jor antl-Sovlet offen­ Wllllam Mlllfken. states. Under the plan the Slve lS belng planned for The Supreme Court Mon­ Opposltlon leaders blamed Mrs. Gandhl IS Congress­ Junta wlll apparently thlS weekend, but none day let stand DlggSI con­ I Party for the elect10n v10lence Wh1Ch resulted 1n sldestep mountlng U.S were able to glve de­ v1ctlon for lnflat1ng the the deaths of 60 people, 1nclud1ng elght cand1dates, pressure to tone down talls. Heavy flghtlng was salarles of three staff In polllng across nlne Indlan states. They sa1d the mllltary's hardllne reported Monday nlght In members and putt1ng two goon squads worklng for her party lnstlgated the on polltlcal dlssenters and around Bagram. where others on hlS congresslon­ k1llln9s and bomb1ngs The state elect10n off1ce re­ and dump most leglsla­ the Sovlet army operates al payroll whn d1d no gov­ quested another round of electlons be held tors In the assembly a mllltary alrfleld. ernment-related work ------______llIhllllll o

PAGE 2 Tl'ESDAY, JUNE 3, 1980 Kwa; Garbage Collection P'an APACHE-OMElEK ROCKET OMElEK MET ROCKET The KwaJaleln Mlsslle Range Command In An Apache range rocket launch from A meteorological rocket launch opera­ cooperatlon wlth Global Assoclates lS de­ Omelek Island is scheduled for Wednesday, tion from Omelek Island 1S scheduled for veloplng a long range plan to ellmlnate the June 4 Wednesday, June 4 use of Dempster Dumpster garbage collectlon In connect~on w~th th~s operation a In connection w1th th1s operat10n cau­ contalners In the resldentlal area ThlS caut~on area will exist in the ocean east t10n areas w1ll eX1st 1n the ocean w1th1n plan wlll reduce fuel and malntenance costs of Omelek as def~neJ by the following an area def1ned by the follow1ng coordi­ whlle mlnlmlzlng fllthfly prollferatlon coordinates 09°l8'N, l67°44'E, 09°26'N, nates 10018'N, l67°28'E, 10018'N, 169° created by lmproperly wrapped garbage wlth­ l67°52'E, 09°26'N, l68°08'E, 08°47'N, OO'E, 09°03'N, l69°00'E, 09°03'N, 167° In dumpster contalners l68°08'E, 08°47'N, l67°5t'E, 08°52'N, 44'E Also that port1on w1th1n a c1rcle Effectlve June 5, Global Preventlve l67°44'E The Omelek ground hazard area having a rad1us of 2,560 meters (1 4 nau­ Malntenance personnel wlll beg1n dellvery is that area conta~ned within a circle tical miles) around a point at 09°03'N, of government furnlshed plast1c bags to having a rad~us of 1,250 feet from the l67°44'E. The Kwajalein Atoll caut10n area houses and tra1lers durlng the course of rocket launcher The island of Omelek is is that portion with1n the confines of the CYCllc V1S1tS For the present, a box con­ a take cover ~sland for th1s operat10n above circle shown on the d1agram below ta1nlng 125 bags wlll be furn1shed for each All non:es;ential personnel on Omelek The Omelek ground hazard area 1S that area 120 day pen od must take cover in an approved shelter conta1ned with1n a c1rcle having a radius In accordance wlth procedures presently when direc~All personnel and craft of 610 feet from the rocket launcher belng drafted for ~1R approval, res1dents must stay out of the above hazard areas Omelek Island is a take cover 1sland for are expected to place all food waste 1n­ between the hours of 1230 and 1630 on th1s operation All-non-essent1al ~erson­ c1udlng packages, cans or bottles contaln­ Wednesday, June 4 or unt1l the restrictions nel on Omelek Island must take cover in lng food remnants 1n government furnlshed are lifted an approved shelter when d1rect~11 bags pr10r to de11very to dumpster sta­ See the diagram below show~ng the ocean personnel and craft must stay out of the t10ns Bags are to be knotted and de1lven­ hazard area above caution areas between the hours of ed to dumpster stat10ns wlth suff1clent 1000 and 1230 on Wednesday, June 4, or care to prevent sp1l1age Parents are asked until the restrictions are l1fted to 1nstruct thelr chlldren regardlng the See diagrams below show~ng the ocean lmportance of thls procedure and Kwa]alein Atoll caut10n areas Bags are not to be used for other than 1 ------~~_ ------the lntended purpose and should be strlct- I 1''''" 1y controlled by the resldent to whom 'l\ 1ssued Bags requlred beyond the quantlty j --- '\-' " lssued wlll be the resDonslb1l1ty of the i~ tenant Full lmplementat10n of th1S program I ~\--, wlll take 120 days and communlty wlde co­ E~'-~~ .,---'" I, \~~'" operat10n lS requested I 01TH 1..1It.O CIIA"II PA~ fNJWflM f!SS ~_-y_ lFCt - -U

EGYPT PROTESTS BOMBINGS --0 ---'"' '," CAIRO (UPI) -- Egypt off1clally protest­ \\ ed to Israel today over the "brutal" bomb attacks aga1nst two West Bank leaders, de­ , Pc manded the "terrorlst" culpnts be brought OHELf~ Mo'P 5 to Justlce and urged an early end to Is­ rael's occupat10n of the reglon 166 /67 '68 /6~ The verbal protest was communlcated to fr.-+-_,~.,7, .~,,,:-:.~ ..:-t-----+------+-II" 10 II" ." 0 I II d. I" I Israel1 Ambassador Ellahu Ben-Ellssar by "'U" 1114" E Forelgn Undersecretary Salah Sharawl, who KWAJ MET ROCKET also reJected Prlme Mlnlster Menachem A meteorolog1cal rocket launch opera­ Begln's declaratlons that Jerusalem would tion from Kwajale1n Island 1S scheduled for Wednesday, June 4 /0' WOTHO ATOLL remaln Israel's lndlvlslble capltal 10 Another forelgn undersecretary, Osama In connect10n w1th th1s operation cau­ El-Baz, summoned U S Ambassador Alfred t10n areas w1ll eX1st 1n the ocean and on Atherton to explaln Egypt's "condemnatlon Kwajale~n Island between the azimuths of of the cnmlnal aggresslOn" agalnst Bassam 225° true and 275° true The ocean caut10n Shaka, the mayor of Nablus, and Kar1m Kha­ area extends out from Kwajale1n for a dis­ laf, mayor of Ramallah tance of 75 naut1cal m1les The Kwajale1n r The two ambassadors were glven coples ground hazard area 1S that area contained LAE ATOLL of a statement lssued by the Forelgn Mln­ with1n a c1rcle having a 400 foot radius lstry late Monday WhlCh sald the attack from the rocket launcher All personnel proved the "evlls" of Israell occupatlon and craft must stay out of the ocean cau­ US IS and the folly of plannlng Jewlsh outposts t10n area between the hours of 1000 and '-::7 1n occup1ed lands 1230 on Wednesday, June 4, or until the re­ 8~ ______~ ______~~~'7~~~L __-+-~ strictions are lifted The ground hazard First Chinese Defeds To US area must be evacuated not later than SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -- Immlgratlon of­ 1000 hours. Sea'ift Crew Detained flc1als conflrmed today that a 36-year-old See the diagram below showing the ocean KfY WEST, Fla (UPI) -- A rust1ng Pan­ lnterpreter, Fu Xukun, has become the flrst cau tion area amanlan frelghter wlth 731 Cuban refugees C1t1zen of Ch1na to defect whlle In the aboard reached Key West today and the Unlted States sklpper and crew were detalned for brlng- Fu turned hlmself In to a pollce statlon 1ng undocumented allens lnto the country and was referred to the Immlgratlon and 'O.:.:.N+-______+- ______The new flood of refugees brought to Naturallzatlon Servlce WhlCh lnterviewed 99,452 the number of asylum-seekers who hlm ~1ay 14. have reached the malnland from the com­ "He conVlnced us that he would face pos­ unlst lsland Slnce the seal 1ft began slble pol1tlcal persecutlon lf he returned Among the refugees aboard the Panama­ to Chlna," sald Davld Ilchert, dlstnct nlan vessel, the Red D~amond V. was a lmmlgrat10n d1~re~c~t~0~r~. ______, woman In her f1nal two weeks of pregnancy who was sufferlng labor palns FINANCI~L NEWS The captaln and 66 crewmen of the Red DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES D~amond V, werE read thelr const1tutlonal 30 Industrla1s off 3 58 at 843 77 r1ghts In Span1sh before be1ng removed 20 Transportatlons up 0 78 at 270 37 from the vessel They were not lmmed1ately 15 Utllltles off 0 51 at 108 77 placed under arrest but charges may be 65 Stocks off 0 69 at 306 29 fll ed 1ater Volume was 33,150,000 shares They could be llable for flnes up to C10s1ng Gold off $9 00 at $552 50 $2,000 and prlson terms of flve years for Closlng Sllver off 62¢ at $14 18 each allen, actlng U S Attorney Erlc Dollar clos1ng In Tokyo was 223.59 yen Flsher sa1d and In Zurlch 1 6575 SW1SS francs SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY Fired For Not Breaking Law SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -- In a reversal of SURF & SUN lower courts, the Callforn1a Supreme Court AS OF 0001 HOURS, JUNE 3, 1980 Volcano Rumbles Again has ruled that a worker lS ent1tled to Dally Ralnfall 07 VANCOUVER, Wash (UPI) -- The Mount St sue an employer when flred for refusing to Monthly Total 26 Helens volcano rumbled today 1n a serles break the law Yearly Total 48 05 of strong harmonlc tremors Slmllar to The $1 4 m1l110n case was brought In TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN those recorded before and after a maJor Los Angeles against the Atlantlc Rlchfleld Hl Tlde 0826, 04 9' - 2128, 03 9' ash eruptlon May 25, sC1entlsts sald Co by Gordon Tameny, a sales represent~­ Lo Tlde 0157, 01 8' - 1511, 01 6' The tremors, WhlCh lnd1cate the move­ tlve who alleged that he was dlscharged Sunr1se 0629 Sunset 1905 ment of molten rock wlthln the mountaln, after 15 years of serVlce because he re­ FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 began Monday nlght and contlnued throuqh fused to partlclpate in an lllegal scheme today, selsmologlsts reported to flX serV1ce statlon pr1ces

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Hellman Vs McCarthy W~LCOMt:= The 1awsult flled by Lllllan Hellman agalnst Mary McCarthy 1'"0 has brought commentary from allover, wlth evervbody, or mostly ATTITUDE everybody, deplorlng everythlng allover the lot To refresh the memory of those who do not follow 11terary wars, lt all began on ~EAPJUSTMENT D1Ck Cavett's program durlng an 1ntervlew wlth Mary McCarthy, SEA~ON ~ the novel1st, cr1tlc and scorp10n. Cavett asked her oplnlon of Lll11an Hellman, and Marv McCarthy gave lt, call1ng her a bad wrlter (WhlCh she lsn't, she lS a moderately good wrlter) and addlng, "I sald 1n some lntervlew that every word she wrltes lS a 11e, lncludlng 'and' and 'the.'" ThlS derogatlon was not qU1te up to the standard of lnvectlve one expects of Mary McCarthy, but 1et 1t go Not Lllllan Hellman, who flled SUlt for two and a quarter mllllon on the grounds that her professlonal reputatlon had been damaged and that she had sustalned great "mental paln and an­ gUlsh." Among the dlScusslons of the exchange was one by Norman Mall­ er. It lS the soup1est blt of nonsense Norman has ever wr1tten, and lf he sues me for saYlng thls, my only defense wll1 be to adduce other sllly thlngs he has wrltten, and that would take up most of my tlme for the next year or two. Anyway, Maller sald, In hlS plece begglng the two glr1s to call off the vendetta, "Lll11an Hellman .has spoken to our dlsappearlng sense of honor, our lndlvldua1 and our natlonal honor. She lS the only artlst of the 1950s whose remark before the House Comm1ttee on Un-Amer­ lcan Actlv1t1es lS unforgettable 'I w111 not cut my conSC1ence to f1t the fash10ns of our t1me ," That quotatlon has very nearly been Subst1tuted for the Oath Revolution In The New Hebrides of A11eg1ance. But 1tS re1terat10n, th1S t1me around, was too By VNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL much for Thomas R. Brooks He lS a labor h1storlan, author of Democracy was due to artlve offlclally 1n the New Hebrldes "TOll and Trouble," who wrltes a column for the Socla1 Democrats elght weeks from Wednesday Revolut10n came unlnvlted to part USA perlodlCal, New Amer1.ca. of the South Paclflc archlpelego last Wednesday Brooks' comment "Instead of taklng M1SS Hellman senous1y, It came wlth the twang of bows and the sWlsh of arrows ac­ 11bera1s ought to have hooted. After all, ln 1938 she had slgned companled by Melenlslan war crles unheard ln decades as the a petltlon, to quote the Da1.1y Worker, 'In support of the recent lsland of Esplrltu Santo The separatlsts swarmed out of the Moscow trlals of the TrotskYlte-Bukharlnlt~ traltors.' She wrlg­ lush Jungle, routed the local pollce at the port town of Luga­ gled through the Stalln-Hltler Pact and the super patrlotlsm of vllle, cheered the blrth of the tax-free government of Vaemerama World War II to support Henry Wallace for the presldent In 1948. and removed the trousers of the pollce She found the Progress1ve Party comfortable enough to be an ac­ There were no deaths In the Esplrltu Santo "battle," and t1ve member of the executlve commlttee 1n 1950 when Wallace qUlt confllctlng reports on the number of casualtles Conflrmed re­ In dlspute over the Progresslves' pro-Sovlet stand on the lnva­ ports sald one pollceman got an arrow ln the arm. Slon of South Korea." The coup took place on the lsland made famous by James In other words, what Lll11an Hellman speclal1zed In, durlng Mltchener's South Pac1.f1.c, some 500 ffilles west of F1Jl. ESPlrl­ almost two bloody decades, was preclse1y ln cuttlng her con­ tu Santo wlth ltS 17,000 populatlon lS the blggest of the 80 SClence to flt the whlms of Josef Sta11n ThlS Mary McCarthy de­ lslands spread out ln a "V" 165 mlles north of the capltal, c11ned to do. Moreover, the account of the quarrel between the Vlla At one tlme lt was the APO address for nearly a quarter ladles glven by Herbert Mltgang of the New York T1.mes lS most of a mllllon Amerlcans flghtlng the Paclflc war As a rear awfully mls1eadlng M1tgang traced the hostl11ty to the Spanlsh echelon and supply base, lt flgured ln the early flghtlng. C1Vl1 War "At thlS tlme, M1SS Hellman was strongly on the slde For the past 74 years the New Hebrldes have had a Gllbert of the Spanlsh Loya11sts. M1SS McCarthy slded wlth the George and Sulllvan, condomlnlum government shared equally by the Orwell fact10n, WhlCh felt that the Loya11sts were too closely French and Brltlsh Its more than 100,000 French, Brltlsh, Mele­ 11nked to the Sovlet cause." neSlan and polyglot resldents have had a cholce of Brltlsh or Brooks' comment "No outrlght 11es here, of course, but sub­ French courts, customs, pollce forces and cooklng The flag tle dlstortlons characterlstlc of Blg Lle construct10n. No matter poles of the two government houses are exactly the same helght. that M1SS McCarthy's po11t1ca1 assoc1ates were ardently pro­ There was to be no oneupsmanshlp ln the New Hebrldes Loya11st, that Orwell fought for the Loya11sts ln Spaln, was Wlth the full blesslng of Parls and London, and a llttle wounded and never headed a 'factlon' In h1S 11fe. 'Homage to pocket money, the lslands were granted thelr lndependence The Cata10n1a,' Orwell's book on Spa1n, lS a deeply mov1ng tr1bute to date for the slmultaneous lowerlng of the Unlon Jack and the the Span1sh people who fought agalnst fasclsm as well as a pro­ trlcolor was set for July 3D, and the newest of the world's re­ found clrtlClsm of the Comr,lun1st betrayal of Span1sh democracy, publlCS was to be Vanuaaku Wh1Ch lS a far cry from M1tgang's descrlpt10n of Orwell's POS1- In preparatlon for thelr democracy, an electlon was held tlon on the Span1sh C1Vll War" last November to name a government and prlme mlnlster-elect What wl1l happen? Hellman wl11 lose. But McCarthy w111 have The Angllcan prlest Father Walter Llnl and hlS Vanuaaku Pag1 to pay about $20,000 1n legal fees, and that lS the outrage Why (one country) party won 26 of the 39 seats ln the new assembly don't all wr1ters band together and form a lobby to change the Father Llnl has sald hlS government would carry out a land re­ law so as to make the loser pay the legal costs of the wlnner? dlstr1butlon program almed at breaklng up the blg coconut plan­ tatlons -- many of WhlCh are French owned ThlS lrked Stephens, who lS half-Brltlsh and half Meleneslan and the owner of a large plantatlon on Esplrltu Santo Stephens Investors' Guide lS also a good frlend of Hawall realtor Eugene Peacock who By bought up large parcels of New Hebrldes coastal land 13 years Wilham A. Doyle ago and planned to create a get-away-to-parad1se colony of rlch some ends 1 own U!I Amerlcans on the subdlvlded land Two of Stephens' other good Q In 1979, my wUe and I And you're right about stock Treasury bills and also bave frlends are Unlverslty of Southern Ca11fornla phl10sophy pro­ figured It was "now or never," prices now bemg low On a less than $40,000 In both a bank fessor John Hospers, and Nevada realtor Mlchael 011ver. so we took out a 10 percent historiC baSIS, good stocks are covered by the Federal mortgage and bought a home cheap - 10 relatIOn to their DepOSit Insurance Corp Hospers, who sought the Amerlcan pres1dency four years ago Now, at age 26 with a family of earrungs and dlVldends per (FDIC) and a savings and as the Llbertarlan Party candldate, has descrlbed Esplr1tu Santo four and a $22,000 salary, I share loan association (S&L) as an ldeal slte for a "taxless, free soclety." Stephens told meet the mortgage payments As they have m the past, covered by the Federal frlends the Amerlcans had supported hlS plans to estab11sh the but can't save a dime - stock prices WIll rise agam - SavlOgs and Loan Insurance lndependent state of Vaemerana on Esplrltu Santo. except through the employee sooner or later When that Will Corp (FSLIC) The Amerlcans, who call themselves the Phoenlx Foundatlon, stock purchase plan where I happen, however, IS Does the federal work unposSible to say government guarantee have expressed fears that the antl-Stephens po11tlc1ans are For every dollar I put ID, the The stock you named 10 your "equal" protection from loss communlst orlented and domlnated by left-wlng elements seeklng company contributes 20 cents letter - I1ke many other ID each of these three savings to brlng the lslands lnto the Sovlet sphere of lnf1uence Dividends - now about 8 common stocks - has a good institutions? Stephens dldn't walt for lndependence, but made hlS flrst percent - are also IDvested to record of increasing Its A Not qwte There IS a move Jan 28 when he closed the dlstrlct commlssloner's off1ce buy more sbares I thlDk this earnmgs and dividends techmcal difference In IS a good plan Because you're Investmg for practlce, however, the and renamed ESPl rl tu Santo "Vaerrerana " !;,upportl ng hlffi were most Everything I read tells me the long haul, mtermedlate difference IS nothmg to have of the French planters on the lsland. French offlc1a1s In Vlla that the stock market Is down dlps m that stock's market an argument about lnterceded, however, and offered Stephens a tr1p to Parls to now but that this has price shouldn't worry you Treasury bills - along With tell hlS troubles to French and Brltlsh dlplomats happened before and that You're on sohd ground m your all other debt securities Issued Whlle he was gone, Vlla sent po11ce relnforcements and re­ stock prices always went back reasonmg about acqwrmg as by the U S Treasury up I waut to buy as much of many shares as you can afford Department _ are direct estab11shed the condomlnlum government It was agalnst thlS my company's stock as I can, while the price of that stock IS obhgatlOns of the federal force that Stephens waged hlS war and regal ned control of the before people reaUze that low government lsland last week stocks are bargains Wben "Down market perIOds" FDIC and FSLIC are So far nelther the French nor the Brltlsh have made a move more people start buying, that such as we are now gomg mstrumentahhes of the to oust hlm Llnl says the government plans merely to evacuate will force stock prices back through present great federal government which up Do you think I am opportunities for serious long, Insure each depOSitor's those who wlsh to leave the lsland, blockade lt and force the followlOg a wise course? term mvestors to accumulate accounts up to $100,000 The separatlsts lnto submlsslon Llnl says the plans are progresslng A Indeed I do I also agree stock lurut on IOsurance coverage for the July 30 lndependence ceremonles, and he sees no reason that your company's stock Q Please settle an was recently raised from to postpone them purchase plan IS a good one argument I am _having with $40 000 to $100,000 -~------______lllliIIWII o

PAGE 4 TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1980 1980 K H 5 Com'mencement Jeramon Non Kom "Jeramon non kom ~s the Marsha.llese way to say, "Goodbye and good luck, fr~ends " GIL and CLARA FERREIRA, w1th son GLENN, 11, depart Wednesday, June 4, after 10 years on KwaJa1e1n The fam1ly 1S mov1ng to Boston G11 has been on 1s1and w1th GTE Sy1van1a as a computer eng1neer Clara 1S a member of the Yokwe Yuk Wo­ men's Club and volunteered at the M1crone­ Slan Hand1craft Shop She 1S also a member of the Catho11c W~en's Club G11 1S a member of the Tenn1s Club and KGA He was an ass1stant coach 1n T-Ba11 and worked w1th the Cub Scouts Glenn played soccer and was a member of the KwaJa1e1n SW1m Team. Say the Ferrelras 1n farewell, "We'll m1SS KwaJ, espec1a11y when the f1rst w1nter storm arr1ves 1n New England'" Mount St. Helens On Videotape The erupt10n of Mount St Helens v01- cano 1n Wash1ngton state lS featured on a one and a half hour long v1deotape to be a1red on Ebeye Channel 7 Wednesday, June 4, at 7 p m The tape was brought to KwaJa1e1n by Paul Ph1111PS when he returned from a tr1p to the ma1n1and Unfortunately the tape Slze 1S 1ncompat1b1e w1th the AFTV system The Ebeye channel offered to show the tape Class of 1980 gathers ~n the h~gh school l~brary to prepare for commencement Front as a pub11C serV1ce row, left to r~ght Ph~ll~p Walker, Theresa Be1arnuno, Teresa Walker and Eugene Haddock Second row, left to r~ght Lor~ Koppenhaver, Kate James, Lynn Kuechenberg, K~rsten Schwarz, Shana Kuratsu, Kev~n Hard~ng and Curt~s Bell STORK CLUB NEWS Th~rd row, left to r~ght Adr~anna Denenberg, M~ke11e Lucero, Paul Nader, Ga~l Former KwaJ res1dents Tom and Helen Schlueter and K~m Prunest~ Sm1th announce the b1rth of a daughter 1n Back row, left to r~ght Caro1~ne Morton, Susan Hensley, Jeffrey Zarnoch, Theresa Mt Laurel, N J , on May 1 The baby, Thornley, Kammy Ragan, Tracy Hatchell, Robert Patr~ck, MaryJane Godfrey, Edward Leonard, named T1ffany Ann, we1ghed 8 1bs 2 oz D~anna Beer, Steven Hall, Samuel Garland, Janue Marsh, Robert Kearby, Robert Aden, Dav~d Lavallee and Ian W~lsh~re (Photo by Nate Jackson) for Your Reading Pleasure By JOYCE HUGHES, L~brar~an READER'S DIGEST COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLEWORK, ed1ted by V1rg1n1a Colton More than 2,600 draw1ngs and photographs and clearly presented d1rect1ons prov1de an un­ derstand1ng of the techn1ques 1nvo1ved 1n numerous trad1t10na1 needlework crafts, 1n­ clud1ng embro1dery, qU11t1ng, appl1que, macrame, kn1tt1ng and rug hook1ng THE COMPLETE BOOK OF FINGERMATH, by Ed­ W1n M L1eberthal Descr1bes the techn1ques for uS1ng the 10 f1ngers as a calculator to perform a var1ety of complex as well as Va1ed~ctor~an Teresa Walker, left, gave a speech ent~ tled "Look Forward" Salutator­ slmple ar1thmet1c operat10ns, 1nc1ud1ng ~an Ga~l Schlueter, second from left, chose "Look~ng Back" as the theme of her speech mu1t1p11cat10n, d1v1s1on and algebra Kammy Ragan, second from r~ght, spoke on "Nostalg~a " Steve Hall, pres~dent of the Class of 1980, gave a speech ent~tled "No Baby Step .. DeBrum Addresses Council (MNS) -- The Un1ted Nat10ns Trusteesh1p CounC11 last week heard Anton DeBrum, for­ e1gn affa1rs secretary for the Marshall Islands, 1n c10s1ng remarks DeBrum expressed apprec1at10n to Japan for f1sher1es ass1stance to the Marshalls and for the offer to develop sate111te commun1cat1ons 1n that area He also had pra1se for the government of Austra11a for 1tS ass1stance 1n sett1ng up an a1r 11nes for the Marshalls A substant1a1 port10n of DeBrum's re­ marks were devoted to re1terat1ng the Marshalls' c1a1m to Wake Island, Wh1Ch 1S cla1med and occup1ed by the U Sunder prov1s10ns of the Guano Act of 1856 De­ Brum c1ted a recent New York T~mes art1c1e Wh1Ch descr1bed how the U S was glv1ng up other 1s1ands cla1med under the same law PHOTO, LEFT "We Can Be Free," an or~g~na1 KwaJa1e~n song, was performed by these to the Cook I51ands, K1r1bat1 and Tuvalu four students, who also composed ~t Left to r~ght Jeff Zarnoch, Lynn Kuechenberg and He noted that the Marshall Islands were Theresa Be1arnuno, all of the Class of 1980, and Kev~n Brewer, Class of 1981, who wrote "conf1dent that the U S would treat the the mus~c and accompan~ed the group on gu~tar Marshall Islands no less favorably than PHOTO, RIGHT Lt Col Mart~n Olson, pres~dent of the KwaJale~n School Board, our ne1ghbors 1n the Pac1f1c " He also awarded d~plomas llnked the return of Wake Island to the Marshalls w1th compensat10n for the use of publ1C lands on K1l1, where the B1k1n1 people now llve The Marsha1lese spokesman slng1ed out a remark repeated several t1mes durlng the hearlng by the Sovlet delegate who accused the U S of fosterlng fragmentatlon 1n the Trust Tern tory DeBrum descrlbed the sltuat10n as Just the OPPos1te He sa1d that the U Shad forced un1ty on the terr1tory unt1l the people had made thelr cholce through the democrat1c process DeBrum sa1d he hoped a med1ca1 team would be sent to the Marshalls "soon" for the purpose of exam1n1ng v1ct1ms of rad1a­ t10n. and that the U S "can prov1de the Marshalls and th1S counc1l w1th a spec1- Bened~ct~on by Rev Elden Buck ended 1980 commencement (Photos by Robert Ragan) f1C date" for the team's arnval

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TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 19~0 Mixed Marathon Coming Plan now for the M1xed Marathon Relay sponsored by the KwaJale1n Runn1ng Club on Fnday, June 20. The f1rst lap wlll begln at 5 p m at Emon Beach The run w1ll cons1st of ten 2.6-mlle loops total1ng the marathon d1S­ tance of 26 m1les. Post run celebrat10n wlll be held Imme­ d1ately follow1ng the relay at Ernon Beach wlth beverages proVlded Each partlclpant IS asked to brlng a pupu Rules for the Relay Run wlll consist of ten 2 6-mlle loops run through the houslng area 2 Teams wlll conslst of four runners (Mlxed teams wlth both male and female on each team ) 3 Teams may change runners at the end of each loop 4. Each runner must run at least one loop and not more than four loops. 5 Indlvldual slgn-ups to allow teams to be formed by the run dlrector wlth teams of equal complet1on tlmes. Entrles can be made by phonlng Peg Pfltzer, 83601/84520. The deadllne for Catch rhe Action On rhe Softball fields enterlng IS June 16. Team llStS wl1l be If the ra~n holds off, there w~ll be three games played ton~ght Last Chance w~ll posted at the Jogglng board on Wed., take on BOon Brandon F~eld The Turkeys and Kamaa~nas meet on Dally and Ka]]eOn June 18 at 5 p.m takes on Just Us on the ~ttle League F~eld Dart Results By TERRY ELLIOTT Women's Softball Schedule The Elbow Benders downed Plcadllly Too Softball Roundup Tonlght behlnd Pat WIlllS' conslstent 80 plus By SHARON BECHTOLD 5 15 - KaJJeon vs Just Us darts Gerry Lachman's 120 for the The Lucky Ladles came up Wlnners on the Wednesday Feathered Fllghts couldn't keep hlS team L1ttle League Fleld Monday afternoon by 5 15 - Sun DeV1ls vs Spartans II from falllng 2-6 to the Deacon Blue beatlng the Spartans II, 6-3 Thursday Dallas Howard had a 78 out for the Deacon D1ane Haddock went 2-for-4 wlth an RBI 5 15 - Sun DeVlls vs Peace Meanwhl1e, Jlmmy Brock's 92 out helped and teammates Gerry Moore and Barbara Frye Fnday lead last year's champs, Three-ln-a-Be~ to each sent In a run Jean Mlndemann had a 5 15 - Peace vs Kananas a 5-3 vlctory over Boone's Farm Mlke good day on the defens1ve slde of the game Mulrooney had a 120 for the losers. as she came up wIth some excellent Other Hlrhllghts ca tches Men's Softball Schedule RICk Llston (Plcadl 1y) 119 For the Spartans II, Chr1s Wh1te got Tomght Tom Kekahuna (Plcadllly) 112 two h1tS whlle Allce Campbell and Angela Brandon - 5 15 Last Chance vs B.D. Bud Younkln (Three-ln-a-Bed) 105 Makonnen got one each Leadlng the de­ Dally - 5 15 Turkeys vs Kamaa1nas Chuck Gruebner (Three-ln-a-Bed) Ton fense were Ronnle Hammer and Angela Mdkon- Wednesday John Rhodes (Elbow Benders) Ton nen Brandon - 5 15 Benchwarmers vs Spartans II * * * Dally - 5 15 YOU. vs B & G Tennis (ourts Altalr played the roll of the spoller Thursday Reserved on Brandon Fleld Monday afternoon. They Brandon - 5 15 Last Chance vs Leftouts Dally tennlS courts Nos 1 and 2 wlll collected 17 hltS on the1r way to a 12-5 Fnday ,be reserved for Speclal Servlces Teen defeat of the Leftouts BrandOn - Hogs vs Fubar Center tennlS lessons June 4 through 17, Larry Kalawe went 4-for-4, Norm Larl­ Mondays through Frldays only. from 12 30 V1ere went 3-for-4 and got three RBI. Bud to 2 p m Babbltt added two hltS and Wally Schubach Volleyball Schedule Courts wlll be closed to the publlC at got a home run, a base hlt and four RBI MZ , Snake Plt Blue and Snake Plt Red that tlme Charles Parker also contrlbuted a home have dropped out of the volleyball compe­ run Schubach. at shortstop. played good tltlon Prevlously scheduled games wlth Major League Roundup defense for thE W1nners these three teams score a WIn by forfelt For the Leftouts, Paul Takamoto led the Wlth the three teams dropplng out, a Amencan offense wlth two hltS and two RBI. Eddle change In the schedullng IS necessary Baltlmore 9 8 Gushlkuma added a couple hltS and Sus Followlng IS an updated schedule through Callforma 6 3 Arlne drove 1n a run the end of the season Cleveland 10 5 Defens1vely. Paul Allas, Paul Takamoto Tom ght Texas 1 1 and Joe Corey comblned for a double play 7 00 - Meck Vermln vs Leftouts Boston 6 2 * * * 8 00 - DIRM vs Leftovers Seattle 3 3 The Meck Rex got 26 hltS to run over 9 00 - Warrlors vs B.O New York 5 3 Fubar 29-8 on Dally Fleld Monday~ Mlke Thursday - June 5 NatlOna1 Seman1e went 4-for-4. Includ1ng two home 7 00 - DIRM vs Kolohe Plttsburgh 9 Ph11adelph1a 3 runs, and got SlX RBI Don Strader went 8 00 - Krem de la Krems vs Kolohe Los Angeles 3 Clnclnnatl 2 4-for-5 and added flve runs, George Whlt­ 9 00 - B.O vs Leftovers San Dlego 3 Hous ton o t1ngh1ll had a home run and two base hltS Sunday- June 8 Atlanta 4 San Francl sco 2 for four RBI and Alan Kutcher went 7 00 - Menehune vs Altalr Montreal 8 Chlcago 7 3-for-5. got three RBI and scored three 8 00 - Menehune vs Leftouts tlmes. Bob Sholar added a home run to the 9 00 - B.D. vs Altalr Wl nm n9 cause. Monday - June 9 Tennis Action Defenslvely It was Roger Alderson at 6 00 - Warriors vs Leftouts PARIS (UPI) -- U.S. stars J1mmy Connors shortstop and Bob Sholar In center fleld 7 00 - Meck Vermln vs Chlcago and Vltas Geru1altls hammered thelr way comlng up wlth the good plays. 8 00 - Leftovers vs Leftouts through quarter-flnal matches today for For the 10slng Fubar, George Ml111nq­ Tuesday - June 10 thelr scheduled seml-flnal clash 1n the ton went 3-for-4 w1th a home run and 6 00 - Leftouts vs Alta1r $650,000 French Open TennlS Champlonshlps. brought In four runs. Al Romano and Phll 7 00 - DIRM vs Krem de la Krems Wlth defendlng champlon BJorn Borg Sandberg got two h1tS each Defenslvely, 8 00 - Warrlors vs ChIcago restlng before hlS quarter-flnal match Sandberg dld a good Job at shortstop. Thursda~ - June 12 Wednesday, the hard-slttlng Amerlcan pa1r 6 00 -arrlors vs Meck Vermln had radlca11y dlfferent matches In thelr 7 00 - B 0 vs Krem de la Krems slde of the draw In thelr bld to Wln the Volleyball Results 8 00 - Leftouts vs Kolohe $53,000 flrst prlze. Kolohe def Snake Plt Red by forfe1t Sunday - June 15 Connors, No 3 seed, who has never won Ch1cago def Snake P1t Blue by forfe1t 6 00 - Menehune vs Kolohe thlS clay-court tournament. was trall1ng Krem de la Krems def Altalr, 15-11, 15-13 7 00 - Kolohe vs Meck Vermln 4-3 and 40-1ove agalnst Ch1le's Hans G1l­ 8 00 - Leftovers vs Chlcago demelster In the openlng set. But then Monday - June 16 came Connors' comeback He won that game T-Ball Results 6 00 - Altair vs Chlcago on Glldemelster's serve and then a further Falcons 26 ~tealers 24 7 00 - Krem de la Krems vs Leftovers 14 games 1n a row to tr1umph 6-4, 6-0, 6-0. Eagles 12 F1re Jets 6 8 00 - Meck Vennln vs Leftovers Gerula1tls had more problems Faced Tuesday - June 17 w1th Poland's WOJtek F1bak, the blond- AFRS For Sports 6 00 - Chicago vs DIRM hal red New Yorker had to be at h1S most MaJor League Baseball Fr1day 7 00 - DIRM vs Altalr pers1stent to W1n 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Plttsburgh vs NY Mets at 12 05 p m 8 00 - B.D. vs Kolohe o

PAGE 6 TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1980 TonIght's _MOYles Rlchardson Closed T'e flit Poll Ivey Hall Great Santlnl------PG Yokwe Yuk Dr. Doollttle ------G AI1I1 By Art Buchwald Tradewlnds Startlng Over ------R WASHINGTON -- There was a tlme ln thlS On TeleYlslon TOnight country when a person'~ vote was hlS or KwaJaleln £llIfders her own Duslness. But that was before 4 40 Celebrity Revue someone lnvented the IIEx1t Poll." The EXlt 5 05 Tennyson Dea r Ann Landers I was amused by tha t Poll lS taken as the voter leaves the 5 35 Laugh In woman who moved to Chapel Hlll, N.C She booth on Electlon Day and makes lt POSS1- 6 30 Grl zzly Adams was amazed at the number of people who ble for the TV commentators to tell us 7 20 Whlte Shadow ended phone conversatlons wlth "bye-bye" what group voted for WhlCh candldate and 8 10 Bl om c Woman I'm a secretary ln Chlcago and I say why. It does nothlng for the votlng pro­ 9 05 Love Boat "bye-bye" Chlcaqo lS populated by cess, but lt helps flll tlme on the alr. 10 35 The FBI POllSh, Irlsh, Itallans. Latlnos, blacks, ThlS lS how the eXlt poll works. As ROl-Namur etc We all have accents and phrases that Gradeson steps out of the votlng booth at 4 55 General Hospltal reflect the ne1ghborhoods we grew up ln PubllC School 35, pollsters from the three 5 40 Dlff'rent Strokes I was from the West Slde. My "goodbye" maJor networks close ln on hlm 6 05 Good Tlmes sounds llke "Gugh-by " My POllSh slster­ "Are you Jewlsh?" one of the pollsters 6 30 The Muppets In-law sald "Goo-by" A fnend from W1l­ asks 6 55 Sha Na Na mette sa1d "Byeee." "No, I'm not Jewlsh " 7 25 M1SS USA Pageant It's hard to unlearn and relearn deeply "You don't look Jewlsh," another poll­ 9 10 Amerlcan Top 10 1ngralned speech hablts. but I shall try. ster says "Ital1an?" 9 35 Unlted States GOODBYE -- Itallan Rose "I'm not Itallan. Hey, what's gOlng on _~~~ ___ ~~yf~~~ ______Dear Rose Thanks for your sweEt letter here?" Here's clnother one from Durham, N C, w~th "Spamsh Amencan?" the thnd pollster a 11tt1e thorn ~n ~t asks Mountain Man Survives Volcano "My 9 rea t-gra ndfa ther was Ins hand my By ROBERTA Ull?ICH Dear Ann As a former resldent of Chap­ great-grandmother came from Wales " VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) -- A stubborn el Hlll, now llvlng 10 mlles northeast. I "Cathol1c or Church of England?" old mountaln man who preferred the erup­ would llke to say thlS Chapel Hlll lS a "I happen to be a Chnstlan SC1entlst." t10ns of Mount St. Helens to hlS relatlves' very lovely town, and the people there are "Great." says the f1rst pollster "We teen-agers was alrllfted from a cabln Just extremely frlendly. Only a damned Yankee don't have anyth1ng on the Chrlstlan 8 m11es from the volcano's vast horseshoe­ would be cntlcal of the slgn-off, "bye­ SClence vote yet. Mlnd telllng us how much shaped crater wlth lt'S almost constant bye" My advlce put your heart ln D1Xle you make a year?" plume of steam or get your rear end out -- A True Belle "I certalnly do." It took a Washlngton Natlonal Guard Dear Belle One C~v~l War ~s enough. "Over $35.000 or under? You don't have hellcopter crew and Yacolt F1re Chlef Please don't start another. Meanw~le, to gl ve us the exac t fl gure. " Thomas McDowell to persuade 75-year-old hang on to your Confederate money, Honey "Llsten. Pm lllegally parked and lf Ray Jennlngs to gather hlS four dogs and the south may r~se aga~n. you don't mlnd ." leave the cabln on the south slde of the "Are you a coll ege graduate?" mountaln Frlday, accordlng to Rhonda Brooks Dear Ann Landers There IS a better way "I do happen to be a college graduate." of the state Department of Emergency Ser­ to help a motorlst ln dlstress than stop­ "Good. now Just tell us your age and Vlces plng and rlsklng robbery, rape or murder we'll get down to buslness " "It dldn't hurt me any," Jenmngs sald My suggestlon lS prompted by your reply to "I'm 34 Who are you guys?" Saturrl~y from a relatlve's home In Yacolt, "No Slr Galahad and Ashamed" (He was a "We'll ask the questlons Are you a Wash. "I wanted to see somethlng I never afrald to stop and offer asslstance be­ reg1stered Democrat or Republ1can?" saw before, and I saw 1 t." cause he was black and the lady ln trouble "I happen to be a Republlcan " When the volcano erupted May 18, kllllng on the lonely road was whlte ) "That's better The more you play ball 35 people and leavlng dozens m1ss1ng, Jen­ I'm a small woman who couldn't posslbly wlth us the eaSler 1t wlll be on you" nlngs and hlS dogs were at hlS cabln. d1g someone's car out of the snow. but I Another pollster says. "Tell us who you "There was Just a blg boom," he sald. DID manage to help Here's how I was voted for. Reagan or Bush?" "After I went back to the cabln, the whole drlv1ng behlnd a car that suddenly lost a "I th1nk that lS my bUSlness " cabln shook all day I put a glass of water tlre 1n a bl1nd1ng snowstorm The tlre "It happens to be ours too We have to on the counter, and you could see lt bounced toward me, and the car 1n trouble get th1S lnformatlon on the evenlng news, shake " Slld off the road I knew lf I stopped I'd so Just stop stall1ng " A nelce, Carol Jackson, Portland, Ore., get stuck, so I kept on gOlng When I "I happened to vote for George Bush" sald relatlves had begged the old man to reached home I called the state pollce and "Why?" leave but he "dldn't want to lmpose on gave them the exact locatlon of the d1S­ "Do I have to tell you why I voted for relatlves and preferred the volcano to our abled car They thanked me and sald a Bush?" teen-agers " crew would be dlspatched lmmedlately. So "Of course. It doesn't mean anythlng lf please let all the Slr Galahads out there you Just voted for Bush The Vlewers have know there lS an alternatlve to stopplng -­ to know why the Chrlst1an SClence vote 1S Your Individual -- and thlS 1S 1t. -- Frlend Indeed gOlng for hlffi " Dear Fr~end You d~d, and I thank you "I voted for Bush because I dldn't want Horoscope ~n behalf of motor~sts everywhere to vote for Reagan." frances Drake "So your vote wasn't pro-Bush. lt was ======::::::::!::~~==== Dear Ann Landers Please let that woman antl-Reagan?" f OR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1980 ARIES ~~ You're restless but not sure 1n Medford, Ore •• know she 1S not alone "I also happen to llke Bush." (Mar 21 to Apr 19) ~ how you'd like to spend leisure I'm also marned to a goof-off. My "prob­ "Why don't you llke Reagan? Is lt hlS A friend may cancel a date tune A work-related function lem" has been gOlng on 20 years age or lS lt that you don't trust hlm?" Don't argue, Instead enJoy may lead to a romantic My husband comes to the breakfast table "I don't dlsl1ke Reagan. I Just thlnk private pastunes at home The introduction every mornlng wlth the newspaper 1n hlS Bush would have a better chance of beatlng p m has a romantic note Be SCORPIO III . -Jk'_ alone together (Oct 23 to Nov 21) "vrnr hand He props 1t up ln front of hlS face Carter" TAURUS ts~ You're temperamental and and reads unt1l the food lS cold At "Then your Bush vote was actually an (Apr 20 to May 20) '~v lOuld be short With a family nlght I have to compete w1th the TV I antl-Carter vote?" Accent long-range plans re member Later, you're m a must call h1m to the dlnner table at least "No, It was a Bush vote It stands to career Don t let momentary better mood and Will meet three t1mes before he w1ll budge Agaln. reason lf I'm a Republlcan I would llke to problems throw you SoCIal With romance and affectIOn life leads to romantic SAGITIARIUS ~.--M the food 1S cold. see Carter beaten." mtroductions (Nov 22 to Dec 21) I{.~ What do other women do about thlS prob­ "Are you agalnst Carter because of the GEMINI D~ You re fidgety and could lem? I really work hard to prepare good way he's been handllng fore1gn affalrs or (May 21 to June 20) "'7'" have difficulty concentratmg meals -- never serve frozen or canned food domestlc ones?" Don't proInlse more than However, an evemng With I even bake my own bread. H1S stubbornness "Both Now may I go? you can deliver Travel would loved ones at home brmgs you 1nfur1ates me How about an asslst from "How many bathrooms do you have 1n your be ruce, but work obligatIOns peace of mind may conflict Be ready for CAPRICORN 'I'f ~ Ann Landers? -- Unappreclated In Mass home?" career opportunity (Dec 22 to Jan 19) "t/ \Uf Dear Un Sorry you d~dn't wr~te 20 That nlght Gradeson turned on hlS set CANCER 8 ~ In the midst of worry about years ago I would have told you there's to watch the evenlng news. The announcer (June 21 to July 22) 'It--' money, you'll come up With a no way to solve the breakfast problem -­ sald. "Early returns show that whlle Rea­ Work goes best If It reflects moneymakmg Idea The p m Ideals A friend pays you a favors romantic VISits Good ~t happens ~n every c~ty where a morn~ng gan and Bush are stlll runnlng neck and complunent The pm favors news, but don't overreact paper ~s de1~vered. But you CAN beat the neck, Bush lS runn1ng surprlslngly strong enjoyment at a cultural event AQUARIUS _ ~ d~nner game. Here's how Don't put any hot In the Chrlstlan SClence nelghborhoods by LEO .n..-ro (Jan 20 to Feb 18) ==.Af[i1\ food on the table unt~l the mule ~s seated. a marg1n of two to one, partlcularly wlth (July 23 to Aug 22)V~~ You may not get your own college graduates maklng over $35.000 a An everung out together IS way, but fnends are the best way to cope WIth a supportive and the p m brmgs Parents, what should you do ~f your year who own thelr own homes and have an loved one's complamts Later, fmanclal opportunity Watch teenager ~s hav~ng sexual re1at~ons? Ann average of two and a half chlldren Bush's you'll enJoy each other extravagance though Landers' new booklet, "H~gh School Sex and strategy of concentratlng on Chrlstlan VIRGO 1If'IV\. PISCES How to Deal W~th It -- A Gu~de for Teens SClence Readlng Rooms apparently pald off. (Aug 23 to Sept 22) "Y ~ (Feb 19 to Mar 20) )(~ and The~r Parents," g~ve no-nonsense ad­ but Reagan campalgners were not wllllng to Little tlungs at work could Behmd-the scenes career In v~ce on how to handle th~s de1~cate s~tua­ concede the state malnly because Reagan get to you, but the p m moves payoff Romance IS promises a wonderful tune for your heart and the p m could t~on For each booklet, send 50 cents plus was taklng the 'Moonle' vote, partlcularly lovers Don't take others for lead to reciprocated affection a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope among those who hadn't flnlshed hlgh granted EnJOY a rught out to Ann Landers, P O. Box 11995, Ch~cago, school and were maklng $14 an hour, sell­ LIBRA ~ Il1~no~s 60611. lng Blbles at the alrport " (Sept 23 to Oct 22):O:1n ~ © '980 K'ng Fe.tur.. Syndlc.te Inc

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DUPLICATE BRIDGE GROUP gathered at the r------~------l FOR SALE Yokwe Yuk Cl ub Thursday afternoon, ~lay 29, , .,."",,.IAt.. '" ~ "'DU.O,""~ t BOY'S THREE-PIECE LIGHT BROWN CORDUROY SUIT for a luncheon honorlng Melba Garr1son I Th. HourGlass" publlSh.d by Global Assoc,al•• Monday I plus three matchlng shlrts, Slze 12 to 14, and Joan Stegall, who are departlng KwaJa­ I,hrough Froday 01 Ih. d"ecl,on of Ih. Command.r K... a/al.In I worn once Call W82114 or H83649 leln thlS month Wlnners ln the brldge : M'IS,I. Rang. Marshall Is'and. under conlrael DASG t game that followed were flrst place AllX 160 80 C 000' Th. V, ..... and op,n,on. ..pr.... d ,n Ih. I FOUR MUUMUUS, extra-large queen Slze, llke Taylor and Murlel Newman, second place 1 newspaper are not necessarily those of 'he Departmen, of 'he t new Call IW2ll4 or H83649 Dorls ~ascoe and Frank Prunest1, thlrd place Joan Stegall and T1Sh Oakes, fourth Army Tlus newspaper an unoffiCial publication authorized G E TOP-LOADING DISH\JASHER, ln excellent place Tlna Johnson and Gerry Moore, flfth under Ih. prov,,,on. of conlrael DASG60 80 C 000' condltlon, $60, outdoor carpetlng, $30, place Norma Gorskl and Anna Lou Kearby IS r.produc.d by offsel p"n"ng plants Call H82402 or W81362 Qtrs 450-B New faces are needed Call Allce Watts, 82616, for lnformatlon Commun,cal/on • • hould b. addressed 10 the HovrG'aJJ PATIO COVER, only three months old, for Box 23 APO San FrancISCO 96555 or call 83539 two-bedroom house, stalned woodposts, steel NINTH ANNUAL GLOBAL ASSOCIATES PEBBLE roof, $300 See at Qtrs 450-B Knock or BEACH GOLF TOURNAMENT wlll be held Satur­ Materials appearing In 'he HourGlass may not be call H82402 or Marle, ~81362 day and Sunday, June 7 and 8 Entrles must r.prlnled ""Ihoul Ih. approva' of Ihe Commander K... a/al.In be submltted by 5 P m Wednesday, June 4 M,IS,I. Rang. All Wan I Ad. and nol,c., mu,' b. ,ubm,".d WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING, belge, wlth pad, QuallfYlng flnlshers ln each fllght wlll 0" GA Form 8028 48 working hours p"or to publ,ca"on cut to flt llvlng room and dlnlng room of be posted on Macy's porch and the club­ two-bedroom, two-story duplex wlth left house for the followlng week playoffs slde entry Also drapes and curtalns Foursomes and tee tlmes for the quallfYlng Pal Calaldo Ed,'or throughout Reasonable Call Colleen, round wll1 be posted by Frlday, June 6 Sharon B.chlold A"oclale Ed,'or W82l80 or H82630 For further 1nformatlon call tournament E./elle Pele Wanl Ad. G,nny Fink TYPISI chalrman, Ken Holt, W82141 or H84692 ~------t CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT MOLDS, covered Santa PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE candy dlSh mold Call 82241, Qtrs 458-A ART GUILD has SlX StUdlO easels to rent \~ednesday , June 4 Thursday, June 5 out for the summer months to KAG members Trs 904 7 a m ~trs 497A 7 30 a.m ONE BAIA DUAL EIGHT BRITE VIEW MOVIE EDITOR only. Fee lS $3 a month Call Rosemary 903 8 a m 497B 8 30 a m KIT, page 321 of AAFES catalog, used only Bunn, 84513, for further lnformatlon 905 9 a m 496A 9 30 a.m once, wlll sell for $18, orlglnal prlce was 496B 12 30 P m $28 plus shlpplng, one spear gun, slngle KWAJALEIN REVISITED lS an excellent before­ 427A 1 30 p.m. sllng, good condltlon, new tlP, $10, one and-after artlcle wrltten by Roy Craft ln 427B 2 30 p m metal detector, new, for flndlng COlns at WhlCh he descrlbes, ln dlary format, hlS the beach, etc, $15 Call 81522 after V1SltS to KwaJaleln -- hlS flrst as a AL-ANON - Does your llfe seem to be un­ 3 30 P m and ask for Mlke member of the 7th Dlvlslon durlng the bat­ bearable because you llve wlth a problem tle of KwaJaleln ln February 1944 and the drlnker? Come and JOln those who have thlS second tlme as a guest of the V F W 1n problem too We meet each Thursday n1ght LOST February 1980 Numerous photographs are at 7 p.m and dlSCUSS, share and support SMALL BUCK POCKET KNIFE belleved to have lncluded. Roy Craft publlshed thlS four­ each other to make our llves more manage­ been lost on golf course If found call page artlc1e as a speclal lnsert to the able Call 82456 for further lnformat10n H82870 or W83372 Skaman~a County P~oneer, of WhlCh he lS and the 10cat10n of our meetlng place edltor emerltus, and through the V F W Confldent1allty 1S honored 26 11 MANIS MEDIUM-WEIGHT BIKE stolen from Post 10268 has provlded coples for 1n­ Sands BQ blke rack ln early May Decal No. terested KwaJaleln resldents. KMR reSl­ GET READY TO BOOGIE WITH THE BUBBLE BLOw­ B3172, no fenders, black, lIeasy r1derll dents may obta1n a copy at the Grace Sher­ ERS It's that tlme agalnl JOln the fun at handlebars, and twl n-rear baskets Call wood Llbrary the KwaJaleln Scuba Club's sem1-annual Larry, W77223 or H82190 Reward I beach bum bash. The bash wlll be held on BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - There wlll be a Saturday, June 14, at 7 30 P m at the LARGE PLAYMATE COOLER was taken from a meet1ng Wednesday, June 4, at 7 p m ln M-Z Club th1S tlme for a llttle added farewell party under the palm trees Frlday, the Scout hut All boys please attend and atmosphere Tlckets are stlll only $5 and May 26 IIBoller Plantll label on handle Re­ wear your umforms bel1eve 1t or not that covers pupus, turn to the BOller Plant mUS1C, prlzes and the bar Tlckets may be KWAJALEIN AMATEUR RADIO CLUB wlll meet on purchased from Roxanna W1l11ams on Meck, Wednesday, June 4, at 7 30 p m at the Anne Resnlck on R01, Jerry Wllllams, Ron FOUND club stat10n Nomlnatlons for a new slate and Sharon Bechtold on KwaJ ONE PAIR OTARIE FLIPPERS, Chlld's Slze of offlcers wlll be accepted for the July 1 to 3, found at Emon Beach near the snack electlOns BICYCLE OWNERS - Any person se1llng or bar Call 82565 glvlng a reglstered blcyc1e to another ART GUILD JUNE CLASSES - Don't forget to must notlfy the Pollce Statlon ln person reglster thlS week Call Rosemary Bunn, w1th1n 72 hours after such transactlon so WANTED H84513 the b1cycle can be removed from the act1ve AM/FM CLOCK RADIO, large rug for BO room, reg1stratlon f1les and approprlate data bookshelf speakers Call George, W82575 or LEFTOVERS BOWLING - Th1S summer Leftover recorded to facll1tate reg1stratlon of the H84223 M1X bowl1ng league w1ll start Wednesday, b1cycle 1n the new ownerls name After June 4, at 6 p m All bowlers are request­ thlS has been accompllshed and wlthln 72 SCUBA TANK PRESSURE GAUGE, SWlm flns, and ed to be at the alley at 5 45 p.m for new hours of the selllng or glv1ng of the dlve mask Call Lee, W77326 or H84191 league lnstructlons blcyc1e to another, the new owner must br1ng the b1cycle to the Pollce Stat10n USED PLAY PEN, wllllng to buy at your EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE WOMEN'~ PROTESTANT so that 1t may be reg1stered 1n the new prlce Needed badly Call H82250 or W83600 CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP meetlng tonlght at owner Is name 7 30 p.m. 1n Gwen D1nk1n ' s home, Tr 668. HOURGLASS LATE DELIVERY - If you have not HELP WANTED ONCE AGAIN THE GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY BUL­ rece1ved your HourGlass by 5 30 pm, call RESPONSICLE TEENAGER wanted to babyslt for LETIN BOARD wlll feature plctures from the 83539 to have one del1vered after 6 p m three-month-old lnfant one afternoon per HourGlass f1les to see and clalm Come see week and some evenlngs Call 83679, Tr lf your p1cture lS one of them 617 I~~~-Beli"e It orNotI., BOATING ORIENTATION - There w1ll be a boatlng safety orlentat1on seSS10n con­ COMMUNITY NOTICES ducted tonlght at 5 p m ln the Commun1ty KWAJALEIN ART GUILD SUPPLY LOCKER wlll be Center open Wednesday, June 4, from 1 30 to 4 30 P m for the purchase of supplles and BOY SCOUTS COMMITTEE MEETING w111 be held for members to come by and work The locker tonlght at 7 p m ln the Scout hut Any lS now stocked w1th 011 palnts, palette parent w1th quest10ns pertalnlng to the pads, call1graphy paper and pens, stretched forecomlng campout may attend thlS meetlng. canvas, poster board and a good se1ectlon of brushes ROI-NAMUR DOLPHINS wlll hold a general membersh1p meetlng ton1ght at 7 15 p.m at BISHOP BROWNING AND DR JrRRY REYNOLDS have the pool cabana. Electlon of offlcers, arrlved on KwaJaleln The holy eucharlst d1Scuss10n of act1vlt1es for the future 81RLA TEMPLE wlll be celebrated tonlght at 7 30 p m ln w111 be the ma1n tOP1CS All members are NElli DELHI INDIA the maln chapel A soclal hour wlll follow urged to attend Refreshments wlll be IS SHAPED LIKE AN at the Landleys' home, Qtrs 402-0 All lS­ served. EL EPHANT kIITH A land resldents are lnvlted HUMANHEAO HAVE AN ENJOYABLE EVENINGI

DANPEI YOUTH CHOIR from Ponape, prlor to r~-~~~~~~~~~~~~, FRED ESETINO startlng the1r slnglng tour of the USA. OF FAIRBORN OHIO wlth Rev Buck, wl11 perform at the hlgh t Yokwe Yuk Club Entertainment t PLAYING AT THE school M-P Room at 7 30 P m on Saturday t JESSE on hlS accordlon t DRUMMOND ISLE and Sunday Tlckets are avallable from t tonlght t GOLf CLU& MICH 6 30 to 9 30 p m MADE A DOUBLE EA6ll Frank Cataldo, John Hughes, Borden Sabls­ 2 ON A PARS HOLE-­ ton, B H Jordan, and at the Chaplalns ' t maln dln1ng room t AND S(,ORED A 70 ~..,.,;tJ\d. Offlce L.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- HISASE I

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