* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * qARTER SA'iS THE UNITED STATES: * SURF & SUN * * AS OF 0001 HOURS 30 DEC. '77 * RAINFALL: .02 lnch * WILL NOT IMPOSE SETTLEMENT : MONTHLY TOTAL: 6.00 lnches * * YEARLY TOTAL: 88.92 inches * WARSAW (UPI) -- President Carter, seeklng to heal a newly opened rift with Egypt, sald today SATURDAY * the Unlted States has no lntention of trYlng to impose a settlement on the Middle East and will : Lo Tlde: 0151 1.2' 1349 1.5' * accept whatever agreement Egypt and Israel reach. * Hl Tlde: 0757 4.3' 2005 4.3' * Carter made his comments at the first news conference an American President has ever conducted * MOONRISE: 0000 MOONSET: 1137 * behlnd the Iron Curtain. It was - * SUNRISE: 0703 SUNSET: 1841 * conducted ln a new hotel in pendent Palestinian nation Palestinian homeland, Carter * SUNDAY * Warsaw wlth Amerlcan and Polish carved out of the Mlddle East. said he had made no decision * Lo Tide: 0247 1.5' 1503 2.0' * correspondents and televlsed But "any agreement that can to visit Egypt durlng his * Hl Tide: 0905 3.9' 2116 4.0' * Vla satellite in the U.S. be reached between the Israelis nine-day trip abroad, but * MOONRISE & MOONSET: UNAVAIL. * But the session was domina- and Egypt would be acceptable noted his schedule was flexi­ * SUNRISE: 0704 SUNSET: 1842 * ted by a dispute caused by to us," Carter said. ble and he had "a standlng * MONDAY Carter's comment - made on TV Carter praised "the brave invitatlon from Presldent * Lo Tide: 0353 1.6' 1645 2.1' * the nlght before he left home people of Poland and particu- Sadat." * Hi Tide: 1030 3.9' 2249 3.7' * - that there should not be an larly Warsaw," saying his Carter is scbeduled to re­ * TUESDAY lndependent Palestinian state. talks on issues of peace and turn to Washington uanuary F. * Lo Tide: 0521 1.7' 1833 1.9' * Egyptlan President Anwar Sadat war with Edward Glerek, FHst Should the sltuation war­ * Hl Tide: 1206 4.1' 0030 3.7' * said Carter had embarrassed Secretary of the Communist rant it, Carter sald, "we him and made his Job as a Party of Poland, and other would certainly consider a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * peacemaker "very difflCUlt." POllSh leaders had been very quick visit to Cairo" - an Carter said his positlon fruitful. apparent reference to Sadat's MYSTERY BLASTS had not changed. He said he Dealing with the lnter- unhappiness about Carter's favored a Palestlnian "entlty" natlonal storm touched off by Palestinlan remark Wpdnesday STILL PUZZLING tled to Jordan but not an lnde- his remarks on the lssue of a night. WASHINGTON (UPI) -- High­ altitude explosions accompanied by bright flashes off the East Coast of the Unlted States have puzzled witnesses for weeks, promptlng explanations based on everything from science to science fiction. Now the federal government admits it is also puzzled. Federal agencies are being asked whether they are up to anythlng that might cause the mysterlous blasts reported off VOLUME 14 KwAJALEIN AToLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3D, 1977 NUMBER 252 New Jersey on three days U.S. CONGRESSMEN EXPRESS DISSATISFACTION earlier this month. A simllar blast was reported off South Goodwill Speech Carollna. No one seems to know what PARK ACCORD IS DELAYED A DA Y caused the explosions. Is 'Polish Joice' SEOUL (UPI) -- A U.S.-South Korean agreement permitting Korean Scientists have offered a WARSAW (UPI) -- Polish Com- mlllionaire Tongsun Park to testify only in crimlnal cases and varlety of explanations, in­ munist Party leader Edward not U.S. Congressional hearings on officials involved ln alleged cluding meteor showers, thunder­ Glerek sald today he grltted influence buying on Capitol Hlll has caused the announcement of claps, aircraft sonlC booms or his teeth a couple of times the accord to be delayed by one day, sources sald today. sounds from offshore oil rigs. because of a mlstranslatlon of South Korean Foreign Minlstry sources said U.S. Congressional "All relevant agencies have President Carter's arrival -* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * leaders have expressed dissatis- been asked for potential causes speech last night. * faction over the agreement, of the explosions and their In his prepared remarks in * WATER REPORT * thus forclng the postponement. knowledge about them," sald Art Engllsh, Carter told the Poles, * * "We understand the matter, Morrissey of the National "I have come ... to learn your * AS OF 0001 HOURS 30 Dec. '77 * which lS purely an lnternal Securlty section of the White oplnlons and understand you~ * PRESENT WATER CODE: YELLOW * American issue, has caused the House Office of SClence and desHes for the future." The * * delay," one Forelgn Ministry Technology. U.S. interpreter translated * Water in Tanks: 6,225,000 gal.* source said. The office sald yesterday lt thlS as, "I desire the Poles * Water Consumed' * Accordlng to the sources, a had asked NASA, the Defense carna 11y. " * KwaJ: 270,000 ga 1.* SiX-POl nt agreement worked out Department and the Interior Another error had Carter * Other: 125,000 gal.* by officials of the two coun- Department to report next week telling hlS hosts that the * DAILY USE: 395,000 gal.* trles stipulates that Park will on posslble causes for the ex­ Polish constitution was a sub- ~. fL~A~E*C~N~E~V~ WArE~!J!J!J!J ~ be under no obligatlon to tes- plosions. Offlclals at each ject of rldicule. In English * * tify in other than criminal agency immediately said they Carter clted the Polish cons- * FINANCIAL NEWS * trials of U.S. officials in­ were unaware of any programs tltutlon as one of three great * DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGES * volved in the alleged Korean that might cause such explo­ documents in the historlc * 30 Indus. up 0.78 at 831.17 * lnfluence buying scandal. Slons. struggle for human rlghts. * 20 Trans. off 0.63 at 217.18 * U.S. Congresslonal leaders The Pentagon sald it ques­ The U.S. lnterpreter was * 15 Utils. UNCHGD at 111.28 * reacted strongly to the agree- tloned all branches such as the replaced today by Polish * 65 Stocks off 0.07 at 287.17 * ment, the ~ources said, forcing North American Defense Command, citlzen Jerzy Krycky, 36, who * Volume: 23,560,000 Shares * a delay in announclng the ac- the Natlonal Security Agency, has worked for the U.S. Em- * Closing Gold Price: $164.94 * cord until tomorrow. the Defense Intelligence Agency, bassy for 10 years as a teacher * Closing Silver Price: $4.78 * The agreement was originally and others. None had an expla­ and transLator and as an In- * LISTINGS AVAILABLE IN LIBRARY * scheduled to be slgned and nation, offlclals said. terpreter. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * made public today in Seoul. LARGE CROWDS ARE EXPECTED FOR SUNDAY ARRIVAL IN NEW DELHI India Makes Big Preparations For Carter NEW DELHI, INDIA (UPI) -- American and Indian national flags were going up and roads strengthened today in preparation for U.S. Presldent Jlmmy Carter's three-day V1Slt to the Indian capital startlng Sunday. Arches and Carter's huge portralts were belng put up at key points in the city to glve hlm and the Flrst Lady Rosalynn a warm and memorable welcome on the third leg of hlS nine-day slx-nation tour. Offlclals expected large and Rlchard M. Nixon 10 years also be accompanied by Secre­ will be met by 40 mounted crowds to greet the Carters on 1ater. tary of State Cyrus Vance and Presidential bodyguards. thelr 12-mlle drlve from the People still talk wlth awe National Security Affairs Ad­ President Carter wlll hold Delhl Alrport to the towerlng, about the mammoth receptlon ac­ visor Zbignlew Brezeniski, wlll the flrst round of talks Mon­ rambling Rashtrapathi Bhavan corded to Elsenhower in the be received at Delhi Airport day wlth Desai before leaving (Presldential Palace) -- where Indian capltal when thousands by President Neelam SanJeeva to lay a wreath at Raj Ghat the American guests will stay of people mobbed him wherever Reddy, Prlme Minister Morarji at the Mosoleum of Mahatma durlng the vlsit -- and their he went. Desai and his cablnet colleagues. Omohandas Gandhi, father of only public engagement at a "Though the reception now After reviewing an honor the Indian nation. CiV1C reception Sunday evening. will not be of the same scale guard and completing welcoming He wlll then hold a working Carter wlll be the third U.S. as Elsenhower -- mainly due to speeches at the airport, Carter lunch wlth Desal before ad­ President to visit India since llve televlslon coverage of will drive to the 334-room dressing parliamentarians. the country achieved indepen­ Carter's arrival and civic massive Presldential Palace In the evenlng, President dence 1n 1947. receptlon -- we are sure people through the maln streets of the Reddy will host a three-course The earller Presidents who wlll still flock to see him," Indian capital. banquet ln the Palace. vlslted India were Dwight D. an Indian official said. At the main iron gates of President Carter is scheduled Eisenhower in December, 1959, The U.S. Presldent, who will the Palace, the motorcade to leave for Riyadr Tuesday. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1977 CLIP & SA VE CLIP & SA VE CLIP & SA VE CLIP & SA VE CLIP & SA VE WORLD NEWS BRIEfS LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (UPI) -- Say­ Changes In Hours Of Operation Effective 2 January, 1978 lna they are frustrated by the Hlllslde Strangler case, police dlscarded drawlngs !'lACY'S AND !'lACY'S WEST of two posslble suspects ln the kllllngs of 11 young women because the pictures Present hours New hours turned out to be pollce Vlce offlcers. Mondays 10 30 AM - 12 30 PM Clo,ed Authoritles were to release a composlte 3 00 PM - 7 30 PM 3 30 PM - 7 00 PH. sketch of two men, but at a news confer­ Tuesdays 10 30 AM - 12 3D PM 10 30 AM - 12 3D PM 3 00 PM - 6 00 PM 4 00 PM - 6 00 PM. ence yesterday Asslstant Police Chief lo/ednesdays 10 3D AM - 12 30 PM 10 30 AM - 12 30 PM Daryl Gates, admittlng the case was 3 00 PM - 6 00 PM 4 00 PM - 6 00 PM· frustratlng. sald the two men ln question Thursdays 10 3D AM - 12 30 PM 10 3D AM - 12 30 PM 3 00 PM - 7 3D PM 3 30 PM - 7 00 PH. were "completely cleared." Friday~ 10 30 AM - 12 30 PM 10 30 AM - 12 30 PM *** 3 00 PM - 6 00 PM 4 00 PH - 6 00 PM. TEHRAN (UPI) -- Jordan's Klng Hussein Saturdavs 9 30 AM - 1 00 PM 9 3D AM - 12 30 PM. arrlved today ln Tehran where securlty

*Fxcept10ns Back to present hours 6 ~eeks before Chr1stmas pollce armed wlth submachlne guns have already taken up their posltions for Presldent Carter's arrlval New Year's Eve. Present hours New hours Hussein, offlclally on a three-day prlvate ViSlt wlth hlS old and close Mon -Fr1. 10 3D AM - 12 30 PM Mon.-Wed 10 3D AM - 12 3D PH 3 00 PM - 6 00 PM 3 3D PM - 6 00 PM friend Shah Mohammed Heza Pahlavl, actual­ Sa t 9 30 AM - 2 30 PM Thur 10 3D AM - 12 3D PM ly made the trip to Iran at Carter's re­ Closed Fr1 10 3D AM - 12 3D PM quest. 3 3D PM - 6 00 PM Durlng hlS one-hour scheduled chat ~at 9 30 AM - 2 3D PM with Hussein Sunday, Carter hopes to persuade the Jordanlans to JOln the YOKWE YUr DINING ROOM Egyptlan and Israell peace lnltlatives. *** Present hours New hours HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT (UPI) -- A cache Da11y 5 00 PM - 10 00 PH Mon Closed of century-old French Wlnes, dlscovered Tue -Sun 5 3D PM - 9 3D PM by a New York hlstorlcal group ln the cellar of a Revolutlonary War general's !'lAIN SNACK BAR mansion, may brlng in $35,000 to $100,000 at an auction, a Wlne appralser says. Present hours New hour~ Of the 372 bottles found last spring Da11y 9 00 AM - 10 00 PM Daily 9 00 AM - 8 3D PM at the Ten Broeck Mansion ln Albany, New York, 218 were Judged to have wlthstood the past 100 years ln mint or near-mlnt EMON BEACH SNACK BAR conditi on. Present hours New hours James M. Flavin, President of the Albany County Hlstorical Assoclatlon, Da11y 11 00 AM - 6 00 PM Sat ,Sun., 1200- 330PM & ho l1days* WhlCh has owned the mansion Slnce 1948, *Except Thanksgiv1ng and Chr1stmas found the Wlne cache when hlS curosity got the better of hlm and he prled open OCEAN VIEW KITCHEN the Jammed cellar door last sprlng. *** Present hours New hours KANSAS CITY, KANSAS (UPI) -- For Da11y 4 00 PH - 10 00 PM Da11y 5 00 PM - ju 00 PM almost 1,000 years the crown of St. Stephen has been a symbol of the power POST OFFICE IHNDOW of the rulers of Hungary. But since 1945 the crown has been ln Present hours New hours the custody of the Unlted States. A Mon. & Thur 9 3D AM - 12 30 PM 10 00 AM - 12 30 PM federal Judge was scheduled to declde 1 15 PM - 5 30 PM 1 30 PM - 6 00 PM Saturday whether Presldent Carter can 6 00 PM - 7 00 PM proceed wlth hlS plans to return the Tue., Wed, 9 3D AM - 12 30 PM 10 00 AM - 12 30 PM & Fn. 1 15 PM - 5 3D PM ( 00 PM - 6 00 PM crown to Hungary. Sat. 10 15 AM - 12 30 PH 10 00 AM - 12 30 PM U.S. Dlstrlct Court Judge Earl O'Con­ 1 15 PM - 5 00 PM 1 3D PM - 4 3D PM ner promlsed to make hlS decislon by noon today.

Changes In Hours Of Operation Effective 3 January, 1978

BOWLING CENTER Met Rociet Present hours New hours A meteorologlcal rocket launch oper­ Mon.-Frl. 1 3D PM - 10 30 PM 1 30 PM - 11 3D PM atlon lS scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 3. Sat 9 3D AM - 9 00 PM 9 30 AM - 9 00 PM In connectlon wlth thlS operatlon hazard Sun 10 00 AM - 9 00 PM 10 00 AM - 9 00 PM areas wlll eXlst ln the ocean and on KwaJaleln Island between the aZlmuths of DEPENDENTS' POOL 225 0 true and 275 0 truro The ocean hazard area extends out from KwaJaleln for a dlS­ Present hours New hours tance of 50 nautlcal mlles. The Kwajaleln Mon-Thur. 3 30 PM - 6 30 PM 3 30 PM - 6 00 PM Island ground hazard area lS that contaln­ Fr1day Closed Closed ed wlthln a clrcle havlng a 400-foot radlus Sat -Sun 9 30 AM - 6 30 PM 9 30 AM - 6 00 PM from the rocket launcher. All personnel and craft must stay out of the ocean HOBBY SHOP hazard area between the hours of 0915 and

Present hours New hours 1545 or untll the restrlctlon lS llfted. Mon Closed Closed The ground hazard area must be evacuated Tue.-Fr1 12 3D PM - 5 30 PM 1 3D PM - 5 3D PM not later than 0915 hours. See the dla­ 6 30 PM - 9 30 P~ 6 00 PM - 9 30 PM Sat -Sun 9 30 AM - 11 30 AM 12 30 PM - 6 00 PM gram below showlng the ocean hazard area. 12 00 N - 6 00 PH GEAR LOCKER

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Television W k Of January 2 - 8 Movies I I RICHARDSON IVEY HALL YUKWE YUK IKAUEWINUS KWAJALEIN ROI-NAMUR 7:30 6:30, 8:30 7:30, 8:30 8:00 MO~ DAY M Sldewwder I Thatls 3:00 7:00 Overseas Mlsslon • 3:00 7:00 Mary Tyler Moore 0 Entertalnment CLOSED CLOSED 3:30 7:30 Wlld Klngdom 3:30 7:30 M*A*S*H N 6:30, 8:45 4:00 8:00 Boxwg From The 4:00 8:00 The Ascent Of Man G Olymplc 5:00 9:00 Boxing From The PG 4:25 8:45 Spn ng Street Olymplc T The Odessa Flle Sldecar Pacers Rocky 5:15 9:45 Amazing Kreskln 6:00 10:00 How Green was My U CLOSED Valley E S 6:30, 8:45 PG PG TUESDAY 3:00 7:00 CBS Sports 3:00 7:00 One Day At A Tlme Iw That's Si dewi IIdt:r I Spectacular 3:30 7:30 New Tom & Jerry E Entertalnment CLOSED CLOSED 4:00 8:00 Carol Burnett Show Show D 5:00 9:00 Buck Owens #1 4:00 8:00 Carol Burnett Show G PG 5:25 9:25 Jlmmy Dean #1 5:00 9:00 Pollce Story T 6:00 10:00 Amerlcan Sportsman H Sldecar Racers Rocky U CLOSED CLOSED WEDNESDAY R 3:00 7:00 Perry Como Baretta S PG PG 4:00 8:00 Orson Welles Speclal Sports And Other 5:25 9:25 Buck Owens #2 Programs and Tlmes F The Odessa File Rocky Sldewlnder I That's To Be Announced R Entertainment I G:30, 8:35 THURSDAY PG PG PG G Dean Martln Show 3:00 7:00 Sonny & Cher ug Iy DUCkl Sports And Other 4:00 8:00 Wlde World Of S Sidecar Racers Wl nm e The Pooh That's The Odessa Flle Programs And Tlmes Sports A !ia!.l.!!.e~1.E.m__ Entertal nment To Be Announced 5:00 9:00 McMlll an & Wl fe T Sldewlnder I 6:20 10:20 The Odd Couple PG PG G PG Ugly Duck/ FRIDAY S Rocky Wlnnle The Pooh The Odessa Flle Sldecar Racers 3:00 7:00 To Tell The Truth #1 3:00 7:00 Adam 12 U !ia!.l.!!.e~ 1. £.m__ 3:30 7:30 Maude 3:30 7:30 Chicho And The Man N CLOSED 4:00 8:00 Mldnlght Potpourrl 4:00 8:00 Mlsslon Imposslble PG PG PG 5: 15 9: 15 Jlmmy Dean #2 5:00 9:00 I Spy 5:40 9:40 Wrestlwg 6:00 10:00 Manmx ROCKY Sylvester Stallone ••• Talla Shlre Comedy-Drama ••• RT 121 ••• PG ••• Color SATURDAY Phlladelphla boxer Sylvester Stallone, a small-timer, doubles Noon Sports To Be Noon Sports To Be as a collector for hood Joe Splne11, although he doesn't llke to Announced use vlolence. In the rlng, where he's dubbed the Itallan Stall lon, Announced ' the good-natured Stallone beats Pedro Lovell only after belng but­ 7:00 The Break 6:00 Donnle & Mane ted lntentlonally. Frlend Burt Young, a butcher, trles to promote 8:00 Bob Hope Show 7:00 Good Tlmes a romance between hlS shy slster Talla Shlre, who works ln a pet 9:00 The Tonlght Show 7:30 The Jeffersons shop and Stallone, also an anlma1 lover. 10: 15 Good Tlmes 8:00 The Tonlght Show 10:45 60 Mlnutes 9: 15 Sanford & Son SIDEWINDER I MarJoe Gortner ••• Mlchael Parks 9:40 MOVIE: "The Actlon-Drama ••• RT 97 ••• PG ••• Color Executloner" Wealthy lndustrla11st Alex Cord hlres motocross racer Mlchael Parks to test hlS new cycle, the Sldewlnder I. Because of Parks ' experlence, Cord feels he can bUlld up lnterest In the new blke SUNDAY before marketlng It. Parks lmproves the model and locks horns wlth Noon Sports To Be Noon Sports To Be Cordis slster and partner, Susan Howard. Easygolng MarJoe Gortner, Announced Announced a womanlzer and wild drlver, lS hlred to asslst Parks ln wlnnlng 6:00 Sonny Comedy Revue 6:00 Wlde World Of Sports races and publlclzlng the blke. 7:00 Nlght Owl Speclal (Repeat) SIDECAR RACERS Ben Murphy ••• Wendy Hughes 8: 15 To Tell The Truth #2 7:00 Feature: "Legend of Drama ••• RT 100 ••• PG ••• Co10r 8:40 In Concert Amuluk" A young Amerlcan 1ivlng ln Australla, Jeff Rayburn lS a former 9:50 Password 8:45 The Rookles gold medal Olymplc SWlmmer, undeclded about pursulng a law career. 9:45 KOJak In a chance encounter wlth Lynn Carson he succeeds ln havlng her released from a shopllftlng charge and offers her a rlde home on hlS mlnl moke. At Ocker Harvery's Parts and Accessorles shop, Jeff AFRS Radio Schedule deftly breaks up a flght between Ocker and a group of be111gerent

HONDAY THRU FRI DAY blkles. Dave Ferguson, wlth whom Lynn llves, works at the Acessory

6 06 COFFEE BREAK 6 06 J I H DENNY TI L 9 30 Shop and lS a dedlcated sidecar racer. Jeff's appearance on the ~~ NM scene wlth Lynn lS resented by Davels frlends. Jeff flnds the 66" 37 JIM DUNY TIL 9 66" 50 HORNING NEIl! REPORT. 6 50 HORNING NM REPORT CBS FIRST LINE REPORT, challenge of sldecar raclng hard to reslst and agrees to a practlce CBS FIRST LINE RE.PORT, NEWS. SPTS., VX • NEWS. SPTS •• \.IX • CBS NEW8REAK run wlth Dave. CBS NE\/s.REAK 8 15 PAUL HARVEY NEWS (ABC) 7 50 GENE SHALIT (NBC) 9 30 THE STORYTELLER B 00 EARTH NEWS RADIO 10 00 ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (NPR) S 15 PAUL HARVEY NEWS On Airing) ABC) 11 05 TED QUILLIN THE ODESSA FILE Jon VOlght ••• Maxlmllllan Schell S HEET THE COOK (caS) 12 05 AHERICAN COUNTRY COUNTDOWN ~O ~ Suspense-Drama ••• RT 128 ••• PG ••• Color S 56 BULLET I N BOARD 3 05 MER I CAN TOP ~O COUNTDDIIII 9 05 r,ENE PRICE SHOW 6 00 EVENING NM REPORT 8 05 COUNTRY CROSSROADS Young German Journallst Jon VOlght has the dlary of a former 10 00 ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (NPR) 6 IS SPORTS, WX • BULLETIN~ BOAIltD B)D SUNDAY SERENADE Til 10 11 05 ROGER CARROLL 6)0 HOORAy rOR ttOLLVWOOD 10.00 ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (NPR) prlsoner ln a Nazl concentratlon camp WhlCh pOlnts an accuslng 11 )0 \Jed Only -Hlrsh.lleu Hr 7 05 DICK CLARk 11 05 EMT 0' EDEN 12 00 NEIJS, SPTS • WI 8 05 JOHNNY DARIN 11 30 BANNERS OF FAITH flnger at camp commandant Maxlmilllan Schell as butcher of thou­ 12 15 ARTIST OF THE DAY 9 05 A PROFILE OF 12.05 CARHEN DRAGON 12 30 AHERICAN DISCO 10 05 TOH CAHPBELL PLAYBACK OF HITS 1.05 SUNDAY SERE_E sands. Schell lS supposedly stll1 allve and VOlght pursues hlm, 1 O~ DON TRACY 12 00 NEWS HEADL I NES 1 35 FACE THE NATION (CBS) ln the meantlme dlscoverlng the flle of a secret organization, the 2 05 ED JlISHHtARA TIL" I1oI'l-Thrs 1202 SI"'ULCAST AM AND FI1 TIL 8 Nt 2 05 CBS FEATURES + I1US I C BOB KINGSLEY Friday ---...... N E W S ON THE H 0 U R..... - .... -- 2.35 "EET THE PRESS (NBC) Odess~composed of former members of Hltler's S.S. who have assumed MARY HELEN SARRO FrIday 1 05 3 05 LOVE ON THE ROCK 2 30 WHAT'S HAPPE"IING (CBS) 3 35 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (4BC) new ldentltles. ". 05 CI-IA~LI E TUNA ~.05 BILL STEWART 5 05 MUS I C OF THE ISLANDS 6 00 EVENING NEII~ REPORT 5 20 P HARVEY (2nd AI rlflg) AFRS FI1 100 11HZ 6115 SPOIItTS, WX •• 8ULLETIN BOARD 5 30 HATURE 25 2" HOURS DAILY 6 30 _10 OLE APRY THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT Frank Slnatra ••• Fred Astalre Hon H COle 11 ABC '.55 THE UNEXPLAINABLES Tue G Wed Pe r'pec t I ve ABC News @ 10 AM , PM Ohly 7105 THE CROSBY YEA"S Muslcal Documentary ••• RT 130 ••• G Thr Cap C IOlkroOfl'l CBS Comnunlty Bulletin BOlrd 8105 GOLDEN DAYS OF RADIO Celebratlng MGMls 50th ~nnlversary, 11 stars lntroduce hlgh­ Frl Pl,lbllc Polley Forum 1185 It Noon .nd 6 PH D.lly S.3D PLAYHOUSE 25 5 55 EVENING REPORT Clan lei' HUllc Highly It 9 05 8:55 DON DRYSDALE ON SPORTS llghts from the companyls musicals. Hosts are Frank Slnatra, Ellza­ Stoc:k., Newt, Sptt , \.Ix , CI"'IO Concert M-F 9105 ADVENTURE ntEATRE ABC EconomIc: News, CBS Newlbreak PM First Helrlng Sat 930 ntE WtfISTLU beth Taylor, Peter Lawford, James Stewart, Mlckey Rooney and more. Bulletin Board Clrmen Drlgon Sun 10105 BIG BAND COUNTDOWN b 30 TOWN AND COUNTRY Pete $lIIlth Show I1-F Ii 8 10 II 05 SCAN 7 05 PETE SHI TH .. GOOD HUS I C AT 11 3D THE NEIl EXPERI ENtE !::I 05 JOHN LANE 11 L 10 ALL OTHER TI"ES 12 00 NEIlS HEADLINES The Klddee Matlnee on Saturday, January 7 and Sunday, January 8 10 05 NEWS COHMENTAR I ES ~------' 12 02 SINULCAST AH AND FH TIL 6 AH wlll be THE UGLY DUCK and WINNIE THE POOH 10 30 AFRTS SPORTS PAGE -----N E W S ON THE 'II 0 U R--- 10 35 JIM PEWTER II 05 WOLFHAN JACK '1'...... " ...... " ••••••••" •••••••••••••••••,...... " ...... ?. 12 00 NEWS HEADL I NES 12 02 SIHULCAST AH AND FH TIL 6 AH ..... --.... ---"1 E 11 SON THE H 0 U R------NEW YEAR'S NIGHT SNEAK AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER ..v.·.·.· ... ·•·•·•· ..... · ..... · .. "rr.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· ..... ·rr.·.· ...... , ...... Sunday, January 1 at 9 :30 pm TCNIGHT SPECIAL MOVIE AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER HEROES December 30 at 9:30 pm Henry Wlnkler ••• Sally Fleld ROCKY Comedy-Drama ••• RT 113 •• PG Four years after hlS dlscharge from combat duty ln Vletnam, ~y popular demand, Speclal Servlces brlngs you the blockbuster Henry Wlnk1er has psychologlcal problems and habltual1y escapes hlt of the year. Sylvester Stallone stars ln thlS fllm. from the veteran's hosplta1 where he lS a patlent. PAGE 4 FRlnAY, nE(FMBER 30, 1977 Jeramon Non Kom AfRS Listeners' Survey WORSHI' SERVICES Jeramon non kom ~s the Marshallese way AFRS 1S 1n the process of conduct1ng l CATHOLIC to say "Goodbye and good luck, fr~ends." 1ts annual L1steners Survey. Th1S poll Sunday Masses by Sharon Bechtold is intended as a commun1ty service, at­ 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Ch. tempt1ng to reach as many residents as 9:15 am, Island Memor1al Ch. MURPH and ROSE OWENBY w1ll be leav1ng poss1ble to collect the1r thoughts about 3'40 pm, R01-Namur Community KwaJale1n on Monday after a stay of over muslc, sports, news and other pert1nent Center 10 years. Murph has been w1th the Trust proqram 1nformation. Mon-Fn ~lasses 9:15 am, Tr. 835 Terr1tory Slnce h1S ret1rement from the The Survey forms wll1 be dlstrlbuted 4:45 pm, Blessed Sacrament Ch. Navy 1n 1959. He served as Hosp1tal Adm1n- Tuesday, Jan. 3, with the HourGlass. Two 1strator at Ponape, General Hospital Adm1n- forms wlll be del1vered to each residence, Saturday Masses 8 am, Tr. 835 1strator for the Trust Terr1tory 1n Saipan one for each adult. The school systE!l'l \>/il1 5:15 pm, Island Memorial Ch. and has been the Trust Territory Lia1son distrihute one Survey form to each student Off1cer at Kwaja1e1n since 1967. Rose man­ in grades 7 through 12. One form will be Confess 1ons Saturday, 4:30 to 5 pm aqed the Beauty Shop at one time, but has delivered to each person in the PBQ and and 7:15 to 7:45 pm nit worked for several years. BOQ rooms. Additional copies will be t-bnday through Friday, Rose and Murph spent a lot of the1r available at p1ck-up points at the Yokwe 15 minutes before Mass 1e1sure t1me on the golf course and enjoy­ Huk Club, PDR and Macy's. Forms will be ed observ1ng other sports. Murph also was sent to Meck. R01-Namur and Ennylabegan. CHURCH OF CHRIST act1ve 1n the Mason1c Lodge and the Shr1ne ':'orkprs are asked to turn thei r com­ Sunday morning worship serV1ces are held Club on KwaJ. pleted forms in to their work centers, at 9 am ln Room 21, George Seitz Elementary lhe Owenbys hope to retl re near Mel­ which wll1 forward them to Special Ser­ School. Vis1tors are welcome. For information bourne, Florid~after a vlsit to Tennessee. vices. Housewives may either turn their call 83694 or 99383. Murph says "I have enJoyed the duty and the forms 1n to Special Services d1rect, or people, both KMR and Marshel1ese. We have return them with the1r husbands: The CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS no regrets except for leavlng our frlends. school will collect stUdents' completed Services are held in Room 18, George Seitz forms and return them to Special Services. Elementary School. Priesthood meeting is at Also leavlng KwaJaleln on Monday are Please return all forms hy January 13. 8:30 am; Sunday School at 10 am; and Sacra­ DR. JOE and LOIS BEALL. The Bealls have Th1S 1S a voluntary survey. Your sug­ ment Service at 11 am. All island residents been on KwaJ for over three years. Joe plans gestlons and responses will enable AFRS are welcome. For lnformation call Joseph W1se to return to private practlce 1n Klrkland, to serve you better. 82885 or 99440. Washlngton. He has been the Chief Med1cal Off1cer at the KwaJaleln Hospltal for PROTESTANT Global Assoclates. U of H Offers Calculus " Sunday mornlnq worsh1p services w1l1 be Joe and L01S have enJoyed belng members Included 1n the course offer1ng for the held at 8 and 11 am at thE' Island ~1emor1al of the N1ke F1Y1ng Club, plaY1ng golf, Kwajaleln Extens10n, Umverslty of Hawall Chaoel. Rev. Elden M. Ruck w1ll oreach the salllng and flsh1ng. Joe was actlve In Sprlnq Semester wlll be: sermon entl tl ed, "A New Begi nm nq," based NMA and L01S belonged to the Art GUlld. Math 206: 14ed, F'30 to g pm on Phillpp1ans 3:1-14. L01S says, "We are sorry to leave the Calculus II, 3 cred1ts Spec1al mUS1C will be provlded by the n1ce people we've wet." Integrals of tr1qonomp.tric, exponent1al Chapel Chon slng1nq, "Take ~1y L1fe and Let and logarithmlc funct10ns; techn10ues of It Be," at the 11 al"'l serVlce. 1nteqratlon; Taylor approx1mations. Pre: Sunday School classes for all ages are floats for Karn;yal Parade C 1n Math 205 or 1nstructor's perm1ssion. held at the Georqe Seltz School at 9:30 am. It's t1me to th1nk about Kwaj Karn1val, Other courses offered are Elementary Adults are present to ass1st newcomers 1n com1ng up February 17 through 20. Accountlng; Introduction to Imaqlnat1ve flndlng the1r classrooms. All clubs and orqanizat10ns who would Writing; World Civ111zation; Introduct10n ROI-NAMUR: The Sunday even1ng worshlp llke to enter a float 1n the Karnival to Computer t~ethod in COBOL; Introduct10n service on R01-Namur w111 be held at 3:45 pm Parade should call Spec1al Serv1ces at to Pr1nc1ples of Sociology; Education of 1n the off1ce of Frank ~eraf1nl and wlll be 83331. Glfted Children. led by Rev. Ruck. Typhoon Mary Menaced The Marshalls During Christmas Weekend

Typhoon Mary (down-graded to a trop~cal storm late ~n the were uprooted or broken off on all three ~slands. morn~ng of Dec. 26), careened through the Marshall Islands over Unoff~c~al reports rece~ved by the Marshall Islands D~stad, the Chr~stmas weekend, menac~ng several atolls, ~nclud~ng KwaJa­ Oscar deBrum, ~nd~cate that Utr~k and UJae susta~ned damage from le~n. strong w~nds wh~ch uprooted and broke off trees. UJelang reported On Ro~-Namur there was some shore damage on the lagoon s~de, v~a B~k~n~ rad~o "many trees down and two houses damaged." Wotho some roof damage, and "lots of del>r~s," accord~ng to Frank Sera­ Atoll, 12 m~les from the storm center at one t~me, has not repor­ f~n~, Manager, Outer Islands D~v~s~on. Seraf~n~ also reports that ted s~nce the rad~o there ~s ~noperable. MV Robert DeBrum has on Ennub~rr (Th~rd Island), some roofs were blown off and all been d~spatched to assess extent of damage. B~kar and Taong~ ~n were loosened. Ebadon Island at the western end of KwaJa1e~n re­ the northern Marshalls may have susta~ned damage. Although un~n­ ported w~nds up to 70 mph; several roofs were blown away. Trees hab~ted, these ~slands are ~mportant b~rd and turtle sanctuar~es,

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FOR BUNDA Y, JANUARY I, 19'78 What kmd of day wlll those concerned Wlth the MOVIESI tomorrow be'l To filxl out what present Forget the past the stars say, read the forecast SAGITTARIUS ' -.M TONIGHT ANN glven for your bu1h Sign (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) tl'({i;I'''' RICHARDSON---TOMMY------PG U it will help to clear up a ***9:30 - ROCKY-- back by 8ltuatlon in senalble fasl!lon, popular demand -- a special =21 to Apr 20) 'Y'~ don't tum down any feasible Special Services schedule---­ LANDERS You may need a mental uplift suggesUon. But dlscrlmlnate now Don't brood. Determine to between the astute and the rash. IVEY HALL----NASTY HABITS------PG engage only 10 the aetiVlUes CAPRICORN ~ YOKWE YUK----THE RESCUERS------G DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have good reason to whlch sbmulate you most - (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) VJ \\vf TRADEWINDS---EXORCIST II, THE HERETIC----R be 1i eve that my son. age 20. does not have and stick to your resoluUon Romance is in your picture SATURDAY now. You'll get unmlatakable normal sex drives. Worse yet, I'm afraid TAURUS tj~ hints that someone you admire RICHARDSON---JUGGERNAUT------PG I am to blame. (Apr. 21 to May 21) IVEY HALL----l:00 pm - SCROOGE------G Care advised in domestic considers you most attractive Hi s father d1 ed two years ago. after spending A credit arangement Follow up' 6:30-8:30 -THE RESCUERS-----G nearly 10 years of lyi ng around 1n an could tum out to be very ex- AQUA~ _~ YOKWE YUK----EXORCIST II, THE HERETIC----R (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) :=~ alcoholic stupor. Because I was lonely my pensivemtheiongnm Fear of change may beset you TRADEWINDS---TOMMY------PG son and I developed a closer-than-most re- G~ ~ at times, but success often calls SUNDAY lationship. I worked hard at trying to be (May 22 to June 21) D..,...,. for finchng one's way through RICHARDSON---NASTY HABITS------PG both father and mother. Your Mercury, in excellent mazes, odd nooks, with in­ IVEY HALL----l:00 pm - SCROOGE------G The questions: What do I do now? Butt positlon, encourages written compreherunble persons. You 6:30-8:30 - C-[-O-~-E-D matters, communications may have to do this now. out of hi s 11 fe and pray he can work out generally Give a good account YOKWE YUK----TOMMY------PG his own salvation? Would it help him to of yourself. ~ to Mar 20»)(€; TRADEWINDS---JUGGERNAUT------PG understand that I damaged him or would it CANCER Wbat pleases one may not hurt him even worse? Shoul d I shut my eyes (June 22 to Ju1y 23) .~ please another You may have and hope I am wrong? Sign me -- Too Late? Lunar lnDuences somewhat to Juggle a bit to avoid un­ TELEVISION GUIDE DEAR MOTHER: I am trying to read between restricUve Avoid a temency to desirable contention and . vaclllate, to give up on plans or hassling But, in your quiet way, the l~nes and gett~ng nowhere. Do you projects before they have been you can manage it suspect your son ~s a homosexual -- or ~s glven a falr trial KwaJalem • ROI-Namur he Just mother-hung? LEO YOU BORN TODAY are an If it is the first, he took that turn (July 24 to Aug 23).n~ extremely versaUle lOOlvldual, TONIGHT ON KWAJALEIN ambltlous for success and, before he was h ve years of age. (That's Fnends may want you to go happlly, endowed with the 3:00 7:00 SMOTHERS BROTHERS when gender-~dentity is usually estabhshed on an unexpected ou~ing Go perslStence and determination 4.00 8 00 ALL STAR WRESTLING according to experts.) Therapy rarely ~=~.thldea You 11 have a to achleve it Certain traits 4'50 8:50 PRO BOWLERS TOUR changes people. ~GO could fetter you, however 6:05 9'05 SPRING STREET If he's too much a mama's boy -- don't (Aug 24 to Sept 23) np~ moods of despondency and SATURDAY apologize. Remember Henry Ford's motto -- A splendid period for meetmg :~~lso: ~~~: NOON SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED Never compla~n, never explain. Do your up with your most interesting, whom you deal, secretiveness best to cut the umbil~cal cord and stop energetlc companions. They'll as to your real alms. Free 7.00 THE UNCERTAIN PARADISE · It It 't h 1 h' d' t not only give you some good yourself from these bonds ~or f ee 1 ~ng gu~ y. won e p ~m an ~ ldeas, but a lift in morale as ' 8:00 ROCK MUSIC CONCERT t I 't d th f only then, can you live up to cer a~n y won 0 any ~ng or you. well your hlghest ideals and 9: 15 PARTY LIBRA An potenUals. You could be a 10:05 TONIGHT SHOW DEAR ANN LANDERS: When I was 16 I got (Sept 24 to oct 23) - brllhant writer, an amusing 11.15 PASSWORD pregnant. The baby's father stuck by me You have better planetary raconteur, a scientlSt of note, a SUNDAY but I deci ded not to marry him. When Lisa mfluences than most, but you power 10 the world of busmess NooN SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED was born I gave her my last name. could sUll miss out on op- and finance Your fields are portunity - If careless or in- almost llmltless Don't fall I marri ed Li sa's father a year 1ater but dlfferent Don'tlet this happen' yourself Birthdate of Paul 7'00 1975 ACADfMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC I dl d not change her 1as t name when I SCORPIO '*<'_ Revere, early American 8:10 WORLD OF KRESKIN changed mine. I am not ashamed of what I (Oct. 24 to Nov 22) R\,..~ patrlOtj J Edgar Hoover, 8'35 drama: "TURN OF THE SCREW" did and I don't want L1sa to be ashamed of Achancenowtoseethlngsin founder of the FBI Barry 9:45 BUCK OWENS SHOW being born of an unmarned mother. In fact, quietperspectJve.Standbackto Goldwater, US statesman, 10.10 SONNY AND CHER I want her to be proud of my courage. renew acUvities - but only J D Salinger, renowned author. If she does want to take her father's FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 2,1978 name later she can do it. Am I th1nklng What kmd of day wlll are concerned Not many, but TONIGHT ON ROI-NAMUR straight? -- Proud To Be Me. tomorrow be? To flm out what one or two could prove 3'00 7:00 TO TELL THE TRUTH DEAR YOU: Your th~nking ~s not as thestarssay,readtheforecast troublesomelfyouarenotalert 3:30 7'30 MAUDE stra~ght as you th~nk ~t ~s. My adv~ce ~s glven for your bu1h &gn SAGITTARIUS .I~ 4:00 8.00 MIDNIGHT POTPOURRI ARIES • ..-® (Nov 23 to Dec 21) I{'~ to change L~sa' s name NOW. Why comphcate (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) 'Y'~ Be prepared to cope with 5'15 9:15 JIMMY DEAN #2 your daughter's hfe by go~ng out of your Don't be coerced mto strangers, odd sltuatlons. 5'45 9:45 WRESTLING way to advert~se the fact that she was anything which seems at all P1Opo1Ot objectives; be SATURDAY born out of wedlock? You may not real~ze inappropnate, but do ilSten to selective about ways and NOON SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED ~ t but that ~s what you are do~ng. all sldes of a reasonable means Step up momentum disCUSS10n. A good day for where possible making agreements, long-range CAPRICORN ~ 7'00 THE BREAK DEAR ANN LANDERS: We are two senior plans (Dec 22 to Jan 20) VJ \\\'f 8:00 BOB HOPE SHOW citizens who live in the same apartment TAURUS tj~ Make sure you have checked 9.00 THE TONIGHT SHOW building. We have become very good friends (Apr 21 to May 21) ~v all facts and factors before 10: I!) GOOD TI MES but have no intentions of getting married. Be expliclt but not short in mak10g agreements or com­ V01ClDg opmlons There lS a mltments But do not qwbble 10:45 60 MINUTES I do a lot for him -- like shopping and tendency now to belittle the foolishly and lose out SUNDAY driving him where he wants to go. Somet1mes aspirabons and ideas of others AQUARIUS _ ~ NooN SPORTS AND TO BE ANNOUNCED I do his laundry. He enJoys plaYlng cards Curb' (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ..-:-~ and so do I. When I make a m1stake he GEMINI ~ You may f10d yourself drawn 6.00 SONNY COMEDY REVIEW cusses me out and calls me a dumbbell. (May 22 to June 21) D~ 10 two dlrecuons at once - as 7'00 NIGHT OWL SPECIAL Mlxed mfluences You may the Aquanan 18 at bmes. Key to Otherw1se, he is kind and considerate. He alternate between qUlck, solution The "easy" road lS not 8:15 TO TELL THE TRUTH #2 says he loves me and I bel ieve h1m. In aggresslve moves and periods necessanly the best one 8'45 IN CONCERT spite of his few faults I like the old of slowmg down, for no ap- PISCES )( 6>v 9'50 PASSWORD fool. parent reason. Aim at (Feb 20 to Mar 20) ~ Once in a while he treats me to a res­ stablhzatlon. Good news' Some unexpected CANCER J..,,4. largesse will tide you over a taurant dinner or an ice cream cone when (June 22 to Ju1y 23) 8~ dlfflcult spot, money-wise ~~~--Belio".1t or we go for a walk. But something 1S You can demonstrate your Romance favored, too bothering me. When his relat1ves come to ability to be innovative and 'f~ATHEDRAL visit and they all go to a restaurant for lm&glnative now but, at the YOU BORN TODAY are NEAR KIAMA, same bme, be practical and do endowed wlth talents and NEW SO, WALES, dinner he never invltes me along. Yes. NATURAL not abandon past procedures characterlSbcs suited to a Wlde ROCK rORMtl,TION they know we are close fr1ends. '~ I crazy which have proven benefU:l8l. variety of occupabons. Your ~~£ -~ to st1ck with him? -- Augusta, Georgia. 1Otegrity, practlcahty and (' RoYAL PoiNCIANA DEAR Ga.: It sounds as ~f you're do~ng ~u?y 24 to Aug. 23).n~ mebculousness 10 handhng A TROPICAL TREE, a lot more for your fr~end than he's do~ng Determine distance efforts detalls are outstandmg, as are PRODUCES' ITS flOWERS must stretch to cover ground your gifts for orgaruzatlOn and BEFORE IT for you. Have a frank talk and spell ~t necessary. You may be tempted management Busmess would BEARS out. In the meant~me, ~f you have an op­ to press too hard now - trying be an ldeal field in whlch to LEAVES portun~ty to take a walk and get an ~ce to cover more than is possible exerClSe these traits, and here cream cone w~th another gentleman -- do itl Don't' you could attain the status of leadershlp If you can overcome * ~4 to Sept 23) np~ a lack of self-confidence and * * * * * Some changing sltuaUons Do fear of what others thlnk of your not be dlSmayed. Accept them efforts Your standards of Parents, what should you do if your Wlth your inborn adaptability morality are extremely high, teenager is havlng sexual relations? Ann and percepbveness and you admlre the respectable Landers' new booklet, "HIGH SCHOOL SEX AND and the substant181 10 lifej ~24 to Oct 23) :D:n actually suffer when others fall HOW TO DEAL WITH IT -- A GUIDE FOR TEENS Especially favored now to live up to your standards Do AND THEIR PARENTS," g1ves no-nonsense ad­ professlonal endeavors, op­ try to be more tolerant And try, vice on how to handle this delicate situ­ portlwlles to 10crease prestige also, to develop one or more of ation. For each booklet, send 50¢ 1n COln You may be glven added the fme talents Whlch are plus a long, stamped. self-addressed enve­ responslbihty but, wlth lt, mherently yours - espeCl8lly 10 there's 10creased potentlal the areas of sclence, llterat~, lope to: SCORPIO ~_ educabon and phllosop . ANN LANDERS (Oct 24 to Nov 22) R\,..f"ffl'"" Blrthdate of John y P.O. BOX 11995 Heed danger Slgn8ls as well WelSsmuller, noted swimmer CHICAGO, ILL. 60611 as attracbons where finances and fllm star ("Tarzan") PAGE 6 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1977 Scoff's Hotshots Win Women's Baslretball NBA Roundup NEW YORK (UPI) -- There's llfe yet ln Junior Baskethall Championship the Boston CeltlCs. StrUqqllnq all season Scott1s Hotshots came up wlth the agalnst player apathy: grumbllng and old Champlonshlp of Sun DeVll Junlor Basketball age, the Ce1tlcs have barely stayed ahead last nlght when they defeated Hunter's of the New Jersey Nets ln the Natlonal Hackers 24 to 8. The Hotshots played a Basketball Assoclatlon's Atlantlc Dlvlslon. good team effort ball game and were able Boston Vlslted the young Mllwaukee to get lnslde for thelr shootlng. Kurt Bucks last nlght wlth llttle to be enthusl­ Aken put 10 pOlnts through the hoop and was astlc about. The Celtlcs had lost SlX followed closely by Slmone Smead. stralght games and 11 stralght on the road. The Hotshots led all the way but had But then thelr only vlctory ln 17 games on thelr best shootlng ln the thlrd quarter the road thlS year came agalnst the Bucks. when they made 10 pOlnts. The Celtlcs, ln the mldst of a shakeup Four of the Hunter's Hackers made two WhlCh recently saw Charlle Scott sent to pOlnts each but they had trouble gettlng Los Angeles for former Celtlc Don Chaney and near the basket and were forced to take and suspended forward Kermlt Washlngton, too many outslde shots. declded to play basketball agalnst and came Scott1s Hotshots were undefeated for up wlth a 124-115 v1ctory aga1nst M11waukee. the season. And once agaln, the veteran Celt1cs pro­ vlded the b1g p01nts. Dave Cowens scored Earller ln the day Slmone Smead led 30 pOlnts, John Hav11cek 24 and Jo Jo Wh1te the scorlng for the Hot Shots ln a 14 to 20. 13 squeaker over Burke's Brutes ln a see­ Boston tralled 111-110 w1th 4:30 left saw game. Brlan Smoot scored seven pOlnts when they outscored Mllwaukee 12-4, four for the Brutes and Slmone scored SlX for each by Cowens and Dave Blng, to put the the Hotshots. game away. Marcus Johnson led M11waukee wlth 28 p01nts and Junlor Brldgeman came off Hunter's Hackers played well agalnst Photo by Terry Ell~ott the bench to add 21. Dlhel's Trallblazers wlnnlng the qame 13-12 In Women's Basketball actlon last Johnson scored 16 pOlnts ln the flrst and earnlng a chance to play ln last nlght's nlght the All-Stars trounced the Mldnlght quarter, but Havllcek had 14 and Cowens 10 game agalnst Scott1s Hotshots. Dan GOdlCl, Speclal also known as the Alumnae, 28 to as Boston raced to a 37-34 lead at the Ron Flora and Kevan Allas scored four pOlnts 15. Donna Corey sa~k 10 pOlnts through quarter. Br1dgeman had 10 pOlnts 1n the each for the Hackers and Jeff Johnson, Steve the hoop for the All Stars and Dlane Lull second quarter, and M11waukee drew even at Dlhel and Mlke Ragan scored four pOlnts each put four pOlnts on the scoreboard for the half, 64-64. for th£ Trallblazers. the Mldnlght Speclal. Whlte had SlX baskets ln the th1rd These same two teams have scheduled quarter, and Boston moved ahead 98-91 enter­ a rematch for next Wednesday nlght at lng the flnal perlod. Cowens had a game 7:00 pm at the Dally Basketball Courts. h1gh of 16 rebounds. M.I.B.A.. Come out and watch the excltlng actlon. Elsewhere ln the NBA, Houston beat Cleveland 104-99, New York kayoed New Jersey Bowling Tourney Rule Changes 109-101 and Phoen1x beat Kansas Clty 110- At Holmberg fairways 104. The Marshall Islands Bowllng Assoc. lS New Golf Rule wlll become effectlve on sponsorlng a Moonllght, No-Tap, Mlxed, January 1, 1978 at Holmberg Falrways. The Hockey Action Scotch Doubles Tournament on Saturday, Jan­ rules and handlcap holes wlll be prlnted NEW YORK (UPI) -- All 1t took was a hat uary 7. on the back of new score cards. tr1ck to loosen up R1Ck MacLe1sh and glve ThlS Scotch, Mlxed-Doubles wlll conslst The new Local Rules are as follows: the Phlladelph1a Flyers a v1ctory last n1ght of man-woman teams. Moonllght means that nl ght. play wlll be wlth all house llghts out 1. Winter Rules - Move ball SlX (6) lnches McLelsh started the season slowly after except the pln deck and the new masklng wlth clubhead no closer to the hole. spraln1ng h1S ankle 1n traln1ng camp and unlts, WhlCh should have a nlce effect. Applles to Hole #9 and fence along seemed to be press1ng 1n an effort to lm­ No-Tap lS exactly that--you can't get tap­ magazlne area. prove on last year's 49 goal, 97 p01nt sea­ ped!--a 9 count lS scored as a strlke. 2. Rocky or bare area - Move ball to lm­ son. The entry fee lS $10.00 per couple and prove lle no closer to the hole keep­ In h1S f1rst 33 games thlS year, Mac­ wlll be collected as you bowl. Of that lng any obstructlon ln llne wlth pln. Lelsh scored Just n1ne goals and lt was $10.00,. $8.95 wlll go toward the prlZe fund 3. Man-made obstructlon - Player may ob­ start1ng to get to hlm. But a hat tr1ck WhlCh wlll be 100 percent returned. The taln rellef from lnterference wlth aga1nst M1nnesota last n1ght gave ~acLelsh balance wlll cover the lane fees. sWlng or stance. a new outlook and provlded the Flyers wlth The flrst squad wlll start at 4:00 pm 4. Out-of-bounds: a 5-2 tr1umph over the North Stars. It also on Saturday the 7th wlth subsequent squads A. Road on left on Hole #1 and back of gave Ph11ade1phla a four-po1nt lead over the bowllng every hour on the hour as needed. 9th green - magazlne area (wlre New York Islanders In the Natlonal Hockey Slgn up sheets can be found on the bulletln fence) - Runway - weather statlon League's Patrlck D1V1S10n. board at the KwaJaleln Bowllng Center. balloon hanger. Penalty: Stroke "The reason for 1t may have been over­ There are no entry forms to flll out and and Dlstance. pushlng," sa1d the 27-year-old center. "I deposlt, slmply slgn you name and your part­ 5. Hole #4 Lateral Hazard - Penalty one th1nk I can do a lot better from th1S point ners name on the sheet next to the tlme (1) stroke - drop ball no closer to on. ThlS wl11 be qU1te a boost to me." slot you prefer to bowl In. hole - pOlnt of entrance. MacLelsh's second goal of the n1ght, at 6. Players movlng towards clubhouse have 1:37 of the flnal perlod, broke a 2-2 t1e preference to falrway ln plaYlng thelr to put the Flyers 1n front to stay and Cl1- A"ention Bowlers next shot. maxed a sensatlonal effort. All league play wlll start on January 3, 7. Rough - play ball as lt lles. He took a pass from Andre Dupont deep 1978 and Monday nlghts league wlll start on 8. USGA Rules of Golf shall govern all ln the F1yers ' zone and skated up lce, January 9, 1978. other play. weavlng ln and out through North Stars l A.J.B.C. League wlll start on Saturday, defenders. Twenty feet from the Mlnnesota NOTE: Newly planted trees wlth stakes-­ goal, he fllcked a wr1st shot that got qy January 7-- JUnlor and SenlOr at 9:00 am Move ball wlthout penalty one (l) and Bantams at 12:00 pm. goalle Pete Loprest1. club length away from trees. ThlS "I saw hlm com1ng down the side and I also applles to trees in the rough. came out to cut down the angle," Loprestl Golf loclrer Rent Is Due said. "But he sure can shoot and he made a Remember golfers these new rules go lnto heckuva Wrlst shot past me. II Golf Locker rental for the period of effect on Sunday. ~ January, 1978 to June,~1978 lS now due. Spurred on by che goaltendlng of Lopres­ Rent of $6.00 may be pald at the Speclal Listen To AFRS For Sports ti, the North Stars had made a game of 1t in SerVlces Offlce durlng regular worklng the second perlod, tYlng the score 2-2 on hours, Monday - Frlday, 7:30-11 :30 am and FOOTBALL goals by Steve Jensen and Roland Erlksson. 12:30 - 4:30 pm. Checks should be made SUN BOWL Loprestl stopped 19 of 20 shots ln the payable to Global Assoclates. LSU vs Stanford Saturday at 6:30 am perl0d wlth MacLelsh's first goal of the BLUE-BONNET BOWL n1ght the only shot to get by hlm. USC vs Texas A &M Saturday at 1 :00 pm But the Flyers pulled away ln the thlrd Innertube Water Polo Schedule NFL PLAYOFFS perlod wlth three goals--two by MacLelsh MONDAY, JANUARY 9 Oakland at Denver Sunday at 7:00 am and one by Orest Klndrachuk--to reg1ster 6:00 Sun Devlls I vs Sun Devlls II Mlnnesota at Dallas Sunday at 10:30 am thelr 10th Wln agalnst four tles In thelr 7:00 Young Amerlcans vs Whlte Llghtnlng COTTON BOWL last 14 games agalnst the North Stars. 8:00 Sun DeVlls III vs Rubber Duckles Notre Dame vs Texas Monday at 7:00 am Elsewhere, Detrolt and Buffalo tled 3-3, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11 ROSE BOWL Atlanta edged St. LOU1S 5-4, Montreal C11P­ 6:00 Sun Devlls II vs Sun Devlls III Mlchlgan vs Washington Monday at 10:00 peJ Plttsburgh 4-3 and Colorado tled Los 7.00 Sun Devlls I vs Rubber Duckles ORANGE BOWL Angeles 2-2. 8:00 Whlte Llghtnlng vs Iron Butterflles Arkansas vs Oklahoma Monday at 1.00 pm In the World Hockey AssoClat1on, Houston SUGAR BOWL trounced Indlanapolls and Blrmlngham routed HAVE A SPORTING NEW YEAR! Alabama vs OhlO State Monday at 4:05 pm Clnclnnatl by ldentlcal 7-1 scores. ~--~~~IIoi'~ ~ FRIDAY, DFCEMBER 30, 1977 ____;.:;_;::======:::;~;;;:;:;:;:::;;;;~:;;:;;:;;::::=:;_-=:::~~--:-;_~;;::-~~;-_---,-P;..:.:AG=E:....:7,-- ,p THIS IS A f-1 ...\f?D WHAT DID L{OU PUT ©1977U"ledF'''""S,od",I.,OO DENNIS th MENACE TEST, ISN'T IT, 51R? DOWN FOR THE e LAST QUESTION? 0.,. u t s w • L Z fA, r d

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HOW '~UTiHA-r: W AN OW AMNPONED e MINe UP H~RE! e r d s HOUR ",A8. PAGE 8 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1977 '-'----- ~---~------l. _.,.~AI..III .. 1~ ----=-- , LJEDUdI~ , FOR SALE COMMUNITY NOTICES WILL THE PERSON who took my Sony cassette , The HourG'ass IS pub'IShed by G'oba' Assoc,ate, Monday' 3-WHEEL BICYCLE w/front and rear baskets. tape recorder and the three tapes from the : through Friday at the d"ec"on of the Commander, Kwa/a'e," I slngle speed, $25. Call 82765. 251/2t Bachelor's Rec Bldg Frlday, Dec. 23, ' j MIS,,'e Range, Marshall Is'and" under contract DASG , please return them to the Bllletlng Offlce 60-75-C-OOOI The Y,ew, and op,n,on, upressed ,n th. I 30-FOCT HARTLY SLOOP, whlte w/black mast. in the Coral BQ, phone 83593. 251/3t ne"'paper ar. not necessarl'y tho,. of the D.partment of th.1 Located at the Roundhouse. For further In­ Army ThIS newspaper, an unoff,c,al publ,cahon aUfhorrzed t formatlon call Mlke at 84257 after 5 pm; SIREN WARNING SYSTEM: A number of local under the prOYIS,on, of controct DASG60-75-C_OOOI" or Jeremy at 99557 durlng worklng hours. activities are ocass1onally required to .. r.produc.d by off,.t prlnt,"g , 251/2t provlde specla1 mlssion support on an , announced basis. In order to alert appro­ Communlcar,ons should be addressed ro rhe HourGlass, , TRAILER AVAILABLE IN January. Has 12'x30' priate personnel a speclal siren signal is patlo valued at $350; custom-fold drapes lox 1733, APO San FrancISCo, Ca"'ornla 96555, or by , used when requlred. The special siren call,"g 8-3539 t valued at $175; gold carpets valued at signal consists of a 10-second blast- , $200; TV antenna w/1eadln on 30' pole, $35; a 40-second pause - a 10-second blast - a 30' redwood fence, $40; total package for Mare"al, appearIng ,n rhe HourGlau may nor be' two-minute pause, and a repeat of the same reprlnt.d w,thout th. approya' of th. Commander, Kwa/a'.,n I $295 or will consider any reasonable sequence. Other siren signals are def1ned offer. Call H-f2327 or W-77594. 251/2t in the KMR Telephone Directory. When the M,ss,'e Rang. All Want Ad, and no"c., must b. ,ubm,tted! special siren slrnal is used, additional on GA Form 1021 48 work,ng hours prior to pub',ca"on ,' SEARS ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - Portable w/ informat1on w111 be announced over AFRS. power carrlage return, $100. Call 82674 252/3t r J'M WATT, Ed,tor I after 4:30 pm. 251/2t , PAT CATALDO, Assoc,at. Ed,tor, I SEMI-ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW of KwaJ • SHARON IECHTOlD, Sport" SANDRA llOYD, Typ .. t I MEDALS AND COINS FOR SALE AT COST, too scheduled for Jan. 21, 22 and 1S cowposed J---,- -- -,------.-i numerous to mention. Fantastic values. entirely of ORIGINAL art work and crafts­ Call Bud at 82167/83797. 251/2t mansh1p representing the people of the atoll. This year's show will be at the (COMMUNITY NOTICES CONTH'UED) HELENE CURTIS professional floor-type hair High School Multi-Purpose Room. ALL dryer; several bottles of nair setting island resldents 1ncluding Roi-Namur and NEW YEAR'S TELEPHONE SERVICE. KMR prQ­ lotlons, prlced cheaply; 2 Philippine-type Meck are lnvited to contribute any origi­ vldes personal long distance telephone plctures wood and mat combinat10n, cheap. nal material. For lnformatlon about the service to the Mainland for all residents A few other ltems also. Call Mrs. Hargus show please call Leslle Killen at 84650. 24 hours a day. No approval is required 99405/99587 days; evenings 82625. See at for credit card or collect calls. This Tr. 622. 251/2t 1976 A.L. CHAMP SUNDEVIL Slow Pitch team serVlce is normally available by dialing is getting together again Sat., Dec. 31 "88". Due to the l1mlted number of cir­ SURFBOARD, bought f/$10 will sell f/$7. CUlts egresslng KMR the "88" direct dial agalnst the Grunt~ •.. Dally F1eld, 3 PM. Used only twice. Please call Craig after College vs Kwaj, a class1c confrontation! capabl1ity wlll be disabled between 0800 5:00 at 83649. 250/2t hours 31 December and 1800 hours 2 January 1978. All long d1stance calls during REDWOOD PATIO COVER $150. See at Tra1ler ROI-NAMUR WDXLY P'LI= BCIIEDIlLI: this perlod wlll be booked through the 572 or call 82033 at work or 82774 at EFJiECTlVE 3 JANUARY 197B KwaJa1ein Operator, by dlahng "0". home. 250/2t FLIGHT MAllIFEST DEPART ARRIVE MAllIFEST DEPART ARRIVE Due to the antlcipatpd heavy traffic NUMBEIl CLOSE-<>UT KlIAJ ROI CLOIII-<>UT ROI KlIAJ during this perlod, please limlt your KlIIDAY GA-lR 0625 0630 0650 0655 0700 0720 TWO 20" BIKES, $15 & $3; boy's Judo gi, TIIRU GA-2R 0725 0730 0750 J825 oB30 oB50 calls to 10 mlnutes. FRIDAY GA-3R oce5 0930 lOOO 1005 10lO 1040 $2; Snorkel1ng vest, $5; Styrofoam surf­ GA-4R 1225 1230 1300 1300 1305 1335 Resldents are remlnded that procedures board, $1; left, rlght and Ch1ld's golf GA-5R(1) 1445 1450 1510 1545 1550 1610 for diallng Kwajalein from CONUS are ex­ GA-6R 1615 1620 1640 1645 1650 1710 clubs, 25¢ each; loft f/trai1er bedroom, GA-7R 1725 1730 1800 1800 1805 IB35 plalned in the KMR Telephone Directory. $10; cut-tO-flt bathroom carpet f/roundtop GA-8R(2) 2055 2100 2130 2125 2130 2200 Because of normal c1rcu1t configuration of PACBAR* 2245 2250 2320 2~50 2~55 00:?5 tra1ler (shades of green), $2; 3 folding SATURDAY the "88" direct dla1 circuits, avail­ lawn chalrs & chaise loun~e, $2 each or all ablllty of commerclal lines from CONUS is f/$6; wooden patlo table, $2; plastlc tube considerably greater. Accordingly, it golf club separators, one lot, $1. Call SUNDAY GA-lRS 0655 0700 0730 0 5 0830 0850 may be more convenlent for Kwajaleln resi­ 82033. Tr- 572, Home 82774. AND GA-2RS 1455 1500 1530 1625 1630 1700 dents to have calls originated by CONUS HOLIDAYS PACBAR* 2245 2250 2320 2350 2355 00:?5 party dur1ng busy periods. (1) Cargo flight to ROI SPALDING yellow tennis balls. Bought too (2) Operates Monday through Thursday only A p01nt to remember is that the tele­ many. $2 a can. Call 82490. 250/2t *Will terminate at completIOn of PACBAR Program phone systems on the ma1nland will also NO Pre-School Story Time Tues, Jan. 3. be saturated due to the holiday trafflc. 160 FEET OF REDlJOOD FENCING, easlly dl s­ Story time resumes as usual Tuesday, Calls placed a day or two before or after assembled for relocation. Will consider Jan. 10. 251/2to have a much better chance of being com- any reasonable offer. Call Hargus days !!-l eted. 250/3t 99587/99405, evenings after 5:30 at STP WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE play will re­ 82625. 250/2t sume Tues., Jan. 3 at 1 pm. Jan. bowl1ng MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP HOURS ARE: fees wlll be due at this tlme. 251/2to MON 10'30 - Noon 4:00 - 5:00 TUE 12:15 - 1:15 LOST TENNIS SOCIAL Sunday, Jan. 8, m1xed WED 10:30 - Noon 4:00 - 5:00 BLUE KWAJ UTILITY BAG 1n front of Post doubles .•. call Special Servlces 83331. T4R 12:15 - 1'15 7:30 - 9:00 Off1ce, contalning books, letters, photo, 251!3t FRI 10:30 - Noon SAT 10:30 - Noon eyeglasses and calculator. If found please CONDITION YELLOW----CONSERVE WATER'!!!"!' call 82827 or drop letters, plctures and SUN C-L-O-S-E-D eyeglasses at mall box. 252/3t ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS -- Please call 81212 The Mic-Shop now has bar stools from FEMALE GRAY AND WHITE STRIPED CAT; answers evenlngs, weekends, and on hol1days, 83505 Truk for sale. to MEE-KAY. Mlsslng since Christmas Eve. dur1ng normal workhours -- if you need If you have information about MEE-KAY call help w1th a dr1nklng problem. 251/1tPl CONDITION YELLOW is when the fresh water 82381. 252/3t level in the holdlng tanks on KwaJaleln KMR REGULATION 28-1, Wh1Ch pertalns to goes below 7,000,000 gallons. PLEASE KEY RING wlth three keys and a blue plas­ Private Organizatlons on KMR, has recently CONSERVE WATER!!! tlC tag wlth "BURT CHEVROLET" on It. If been revlsed and republlshed. The new found please call W-82106 or H-82384. regulatlon does not impose any new or MECK nIGHT SCHEDULE 251/3t d1fferent requ1rements, although it does EFFECTIVE 3 JANUARY 1978 now spec1f1cally state private organ1za­ FLIGHT MANIFEST DEPART ARRIVE MANIFEST DEPART ARRIVE tions must have wr1tten approval of the NUMBER CLOSE-<>UT ICWA MECK CLOSE-<>UT MECI( KlIAJ FOUND GA-~ 0610 6615 063J 6625 (63) 6645 Commander, KMR, before commenc1ng action DAILY MAN'S WATCH, at Emon Beach, Dec. 27. Please KlNDAY GA-2M o6D )615 ':'630 0625 ':'630 )645 on any project or act1vlty involvlng TIIRU GA-3M 0645 ':'650 07J5 ')70J 0705 072J call 83614 and ldentify. 251/3t FRIDAY GA-4M ':'645 ':'65J 0705 Cf(01 Cf()5 0720 vis1tors to KwaJaleln. GA-5M ')72J ')725 0740 0735 074) 0755 The new regulatlon also states that GA-6M 0720 'J725 'J740 0735 0740 Cf(55 FLASHLIGHT on Dec. 23. Call 84504. 250/3t GA-7M 075() 'J755 0810 oB()5 0810 08::>5 the Staff Judge Advocate, KMR, has staff GA-8M 0750 0755 0810 08)5 OBI0 )825 responslbllity for private organlzations GA-9M 0ce5 Oq30 )q45 1015 10:?) 1035 BRACELET ON PALM STREET 5 days before GA-1JM 1340 1345 150) 1355 1400 1415 and that any correspondence pertainlng to GA-1~ 1425CARG01430 1445 1455 1500 1515 Christmas. Call 83755 prlvate organlzations should be addressed GA-12M 1440 1445 1500 1455 150() 1515 GA-13M 1515 1520 1535 1530 1535 1550 to Commander, KMR, ATTN. RKE-L. GA-14M 1515 1520 1535 1530 1535 1550 WANTED Officers of all KMR Clubs and organl­ GA-15M 1545 1550 1605 160) 1605 162Cl GA-16M 1545 1550 1605 16Cll) 1605 1620 SET OF LEFT-HAND LADIES golf clubs. Call sations subject to KMR Regulation 2~-1 GA-l7M 1620 16::>5 1640 1635 1640 1655 GA-l8M 16::>0 1625 1640 1635 1640 1655 W-99555/H-82553 and ask for Carolyn. should read through the new regulation as GA-l9M 2205 2210 2225 2225 2230 2245 252/3t soon as posslble to insure compllance SATURDAY GA-~ 0610 0615 0630 0625 063) 0645 1 GA-2M 0645 0650 0705 070) ')705 0720 Wl th t. 251/1 to GA-3M 072) 0725 0740 Cf(35 0740 0755 ADULT TRICYCLE, good condt., call Bob at GA-4M 075) 0755 OBI0 oB05 OB10 0825 GA-5M 1111) 1115 1130 1125 1130 1145 84122 after 6.30 pm. 252/3t 1978 JUDO CLASS informatlon' Those persons GA-6M 1410 1415 1430 1425 1430 1445 who have signed up and others who are in­ GA-7M 1545 1550 1605 1600 1605 1620 GA-8M 1620 1625 1640 1635 1640 1655 1 USED 19000 BTU alr conditioner. Please call terested should come to Bldg. 1051 (down­ GA-9M 1650 1655 1710 1705 1710 1725 W-81355/R-82463. 252/3t town slde of JTO & Comm Center) at 6 pm GA-~ 2205 2210 2225 2225 2230 2245 Jan. 3. Wear jeans and a sweat shlrt or gl SUNDAY GA-~S 6610 6615 0630 0625 0630 0645 AND GA-2MS 1410 1415 1430 1425 1430 1445 ,~ NEED TWO TICKETS f/New Year's Eve Yuk Club if you have one. More informatlon if HOLIDAYS GA-3MS 2205 2210 2225 2225 2230 2245 needed at H-82280 or W-77343. 250/3t+ I Party. Cal' Don at 83552. 252/1to I I I