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VOLUME XXII, NO 208 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1985 Hussein, Mlbarak In Moscow New Jarvik Patient Meet; Give Peres SHULTZ TO MEET WITH Returns To Surgery Mixed Reviews For Bleeding Problem By JOHN RICE GORBACHEV,SHEVARDNADZE By MARCIA DUNN Assoclated Press Wrlter By BARRY SCHWEID Assoclated Press Wrlter Assoclated Press Wrlter AMMAN, Jordan -- KIng HusseIn PITTSBURGH -- A 47-year-old and PresIdent Hosnl Mubarak of NEW YORK -- Secretary of "an agreement of prIncIples" at factory worker who receIved a Egypt, who met to assess the State George P Shultz, stress­ the summIt Jarvlk-7 artIfIcIal heart whIle falterIng MIddle East peace pro­ Ing "major dIfferences" between Shultz saId such an agree­ awaItIng a human organ under­ cess, gave mIxed reVIews to Is­ the UnIted States and the SOVI­ ment should gIve "a sense of dI­ went a second round of surgery raelI PrIme MInIster ShImon et UnIon, saId today he WIll rectIon" to US-SovIet rela­ today to fIX a "not uncommon" Peres' suggestIons for endIng fly to Moscow for talks Nov 4- tIons and East-West relatIons bleedIng problem, offICIals the Arab-IsraelI conflIct 5 In advance of PresIdent Rea­ 'IS well saId HusseIn also sald In an In­ gan's summIt meetIng WIth MIk­ The Moscow trIp was announc­ Thomas J Galdosh, who was tervIew Thursday he would not haIl S Gorbachev ed after Shultz met over break­ In crItIcal condItIon, receIV­ let the U S Congress coerce hIm Shultz saId he would meet fast for more than two hours ed the mechanIcal pump durIng Into dIrect peace negotIatIons WIth the SOVIet leader as well WIth Shevardnadze at the U S a sIx-hour operatIon Thursday WIth Israel by delaYlng an arms as WIth Forelgn MInIster ~duard MISSIon to the Unlted NatIons at PresbyterIan-UnIversIty Hos­ sale A Shevardnadze "PresIdent Rea­ The SOVIet offICIal, In a pItal because he faced ImmI­ The kIng, who met WIth Muba­ gan felt that It was approprIate statement to reporters, sald, nent death He was the thIrd rak for four hours Thursday, for me to go and I've accepted "Great hopes are pInned to that person to be gIven an artIfI­ told reporters he saw "some pos­ (the SOVIet) Invltatlon," Shultz summIt meetIng by llterally all CIal heart as a stopgap durIng ItIve development" In the Israe­ saId peoples In the world " an authorIzed Implant II prIme mInIster's offer, and He vlrtually ruled out reach­ The foreIgn mInIster saId MeanwhIle, In Hershey, An­ cIted the reference to a POSSI­ Ing an agreement to curb nuclear that, whIle there were "certaIn thony Mandla, 44, was In crIt­ ble InternatIonal conference, weapons before the Ceneva sum­ pOSItIve moments" In hIS meet­ Ical but stable condllIon, and possIbly under U N auspIces, mIt meetIng Nov 19-20 Whatever Ing WIth Shultz, there also showIng Improvement a week af­ and the IsraelI leader's mentIon Reagan and Gorbachev accomplIsh, were dIfferences And yet, he ter becomIng the fIrst reCIp­ of negotIatIons based on U N Shultz saId, there WIll stIll saId, both SIdes were dedIcated Ient of the artIfIcIal Penn SecurIty CouncIl ResolutIons 242 "be a great deal of work to do to contrIbutIng to a successful State heart, offlclals saId and 338 by the arms negotIators In outcome In Geneva Galdosh, near death from Those resolutIons embody the the future " Shultz saId he had a "worth­ heart dIsease, approved the heart of HusseIn's own plan, At the same tIme, he welcom­ whIle exchange" WIth Shevard­ Implant before surgery began WhICh offers peace to Israel In ed a proposal by Shevardnadze nadze, and the pre-summIt talk" at 4 p m Thursday, sald hos­ exchange for Arab terrltorles that the two superpowers aIm for are "IntensIve and searchlng " pltal spokeswoman Mary Lou MI­ It has occupIed SInce the 1967 chel He was In crltlcal condI­ MIddle East war and Involves an Dozens Of Leaders Arrested tIon today, offICIals saId InternatIonal forum to oversee "The deCISIon was based on a settlement the fact that the man's l.fe He added, "Yet even then, we Anti-Apartheid Violence Continues, was beIng threatened," saId fInd many contradIctIons MIchel "Death was ImmInent throughout the statement" by Gangs Rampage Outside Cape Town He would have been dead " Peres By TOM BALDWIN The InItIal Implant proce­ Peres made the proposal In Assoclated Press Wrlter dure ended at about 10 p m New York Monday In an address Thursday About eIght hours to the U N General Assembly JOHANNESBURG, South AfrIca department rules later, he was returned to sur­ and referred both to d compre­ PolIce arrested dozens of SectIon 50 authorIzes polIce gery for an hour-long proce­ hensIve MIddle East settlement, antl-apartheld leaders In pre­ to arrest people suspected of dure to stop "an unacceptable WhlCh the kIng seeks, and to dawn ralds In Cape Town and ItS threatenIng publIC order accumulatl0n of blood In the dIrect negotIatIons WIth Jordan townshIps, where stone-throwIng FrIends and colleagues of chest," accordIng to hIS sur­ HusseIn IndIcated both were rIoters s~ashed shops, banks the detaInees saId at least 30 geon, Dr Bartley GrIffIth of possIble, but only under the and cars overnIght WItnesses and possIbly as many as 60 peo­ the Unlverslty of PIttsburgh aegls of an InternatIonal con­ saId up to 60 people were de­ ple were arrested "The bleedlng eplsodes are ference taIned All appeared to be support­ not uncommon In artIfIcIal Im­ Israel has consIstently re­ A polIce spokesman In Pre­ ers of the UnIted DemocratIc plants," saId hospItal spokes­ Jected a conference InvolvIng torIa saId the arrests were Front, the natIon's largest man Tom Chakurda "That prob­ the fIve permanent SecurIty made because of the "IntensIty multIraCIal antI-apartheId lem has been allevIated " Councll members, WhlCh would In­ of the lawlebsrtess" In the Cape group PolIce can arrest people Before the second surgery, clude the SOVIet UnIon But Per­ Town area On Thur"day, the un­ In South AfrIca WIthout fIlIng Galdosh was "awake at tImes es IndIcated Monday that Mos­ rest reached to the CIty'S charges (and) respondIng to verbal cow's partlclpatlon could be whIte downtown area Hundreds The UDF Issued a statement commands," Chakurda saId consldered If the Sovlet UnIon of rIoters smashed WIndows and sayIng the arrests "proved the "That's a very encouragIng restored dIplomatIc relatIons overturned cars on fashIonable government was no longer capa­ sIgn," Chakurda saId "Accord­ WIth hIS country Adderley Street and battled po­ ble of rulIng the country " Ing to the surgeons, the Jar­ HusseIn rebuffed Peres on an lIce for nearly three hours Cape Town's segregated town­ Vlk-7 IS performIng qUIte ImmedIate end to the state of "Steps were taken agaInst ShIPS w~re the scene of the beautIfully The famlly IS war WIth Jordan "It's easy for certaIn lndlvlduals In terms of worst overnIght unrest, as gangs naturally concerned, but they hlhl to say he IS WIllIng to end SectIon 50 of the Internal Se­ of rloters attacked banks, oth­ are qUIte optlmlstlc The the state of war when he's In curIty Act," saId the offIcer, er bUSInesses, government of­ search IS on for a donor possessIon of the West Bank " who cannot be IdentIfIed under flces and cars heart "

In French Test Mururoa Blast Was Five Kilotons, New Zealand Scientists Say WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) Government seIsmologIst France detonated a "small" Murray Lowry saId the blast underground nuclear deVIce at was not much above the ItS Mururoa Atoll test sIte In threshold for detectIon In the South PacIfIc Thursday WIth Rorotonga, about 930 mIles an explosIve force equIvalent west of the test sIte to 5,000 tons of TNT, New Zea­ It was the smallest of land SCIentIsts saId the fIve carrIed out so far The blast was the fIfth thIS thIS year A blast May 9 year and the 72nd SInce tests was estImated at 150,000 began at the French Polyneslan tons, the maXImum permltted MURUROA, French Polynesla -- The French frlgate E V Henry sIte In 1975 under a SovIet-AmerIcan trea­ Juts ln front of the Greenpeace ShlP 24 nautlcal mlles west of It was monItored In Roroton­ ty that France has not sIgn­ the French nuclear testlng slte of Mururoa Atoll Oct 7 The ga, Cook Islands, but was too ed but has so far observed Greenpeace ShlP Vega was selzed by the French Thursday when It small to be detected In New New Zealand WIll lodge a entered the terrltorlal llmlt of Mururoa (AP Laserphoto) Zealand formal protest LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1985

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POWER PLANTS HO I LER P LA..~T Tom Holmberg, rlght, expresses dellght WATER PLANT at the Speclal Achlevement Award presented SEWER PLANT to hlm by PRC Kentron's slte manager, MAINTENANCE & qEPAIR Of RE'L T'RO?I:.RIY Herschell Atklnson, at Holmberg's farewell - UTILITY SY:::.TEMS - BUILDINGS r. GROUNDS dlnner Frlday, Oct 18, at the Yokwe Yuk - SuRFACE AREAS Club - WATERFRONT FACILlTH.') Holmberg and hlS wlfe, Betty, say upon _ MISCELLMEOLS STRlh TUR]:," 1eaVl ng, "We wlll never forget any of you, MI"JOR CONSTRUCTlO N and wlll always have the fondest memorles _ COr-.STRU('TION £:. ALTFRATIOt\ LY of our days and years on KwaJaleln " LSC U~DER $100 OGO PER JOB (Photo by BETH SHOLAR, Kentron Photo Lab) ENGINEtRI\G A.,.lIm SUPPO~.I _ FIRf PREVENlION & PROTfCnO"1 _ REFUSE COLLECTION & DISPOSAl - CLSI0DIA.L SER\. ICES Tom Holmberg Retires, - PEST CUNTROL SrRVICES LABOR COSTS INCLUDING 49 OVERHEAD c=J _ SUPPO~T OF MISS10N ACT1\ IT II\STALLATION MAINTEN~Cj:" '" RfPAIR lIIIIillTIiliil '1ATlRIAL COSTS TNCLUDHG ">1 OVERHEAD OF EQUIPMENT- t.. PLACE Receives Special Award - DESIGN ENGlt'.~f~I'\jG PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING ~ FUEL COS1S By BOB COX - MISChLLANEOUS SUPPORT PRC Kentron Inc At a Yokwe Yuk Club farewell dlnner Frlday, Oct 18, PRC Kentron Inc Slte Manager Herschell Atklnson presented a Speclal Achlevement Award to Thomas F Energy Management, Conservation Important At KMR "Tom" Holmberg, who lS retlrlng after 12 years' serVlce at Kwa]aleln By STEVEN A PARKER The award lncluded a check and a cer­ Global Englneerlng tlflcate for "Conslstent, Outstandlng, It has been over 10 years Slnce the In a comment by F Wllllam Payne, edltor­ Dedlcated Performance for Kentron and the much-publlclzed "energy crlsls" and "011 In-chlef of Strateglc Plannlng and Energy KMR" from November 1973 through October embargo" that put energy conservatlon ln Management, Atlanta, Ga , and noted energy 1985 the llmellght Today, however, 011 sup­ management speclallst, "Our hunch 1& that Holmberg, an englneer/speclallst, plles do not seem threatened and energy a slmllar study of the lnstltutlonal and spent SlX years ln Optlcal Instrumenta­ seems abundant The need for energy man­ commerclal sectors would show llke rank­ tlon, and SlX years wlth the Performance agement and energy conservatlon, however, lngs " Assurance offlce H1S 12-year tenure In­ has not become less lmportant At KwaJaleln Mlsslle Range, energy cluded advancement to progresslvely re­ In 1984, energy contlnued to rank costs contlnue to be a major factor ln sponslble posltlons and several merlt Cl­ No 1 ln a llSt of 22 dlfferent factors the budget In flscal year 1984, opera­ tatlons consldered most lmportant to Amerlcan tlon of utllltles accounted for 40 per­ Speclal note was made of the long-term manufacturers Energy ranked No 1 ln cent of all Faclllty Englneerlng Servlces' professlonal and personal relatlonshlps 1983 and ln 1982 It ranked second ln costs Fuel costs alone accounted for ap­ between Holmberg, age 67, and Harold 1981 Energy costs contlnued to be more proxlmately 30 percent of the total costs Helntz, Kentron master machlnlst, 83 lmportant than wages, unlonlzatlon, tax­ These flgures are slmllar for flscal year These two "old-tlmers" have a total chron­ es, debt, or man-hours lost In a report 1985 ologlcal age of 150 years and over 110 released by Alexander Grant and Co , the So, take note Next tlme you turn on years of professlonal work experlence, a Slxth lnnual Study of General Manufactur­ the llghts or turn on your alr condltlon­ unlque event that PRC Kentron lS especlal­ lng Cllmate of the 48 Contlguous States er, energy lS the largest slngle cost to ly pleased to acknowledge of Amerlca, energy costs were shown to be the routlne operatlon of KMR, and lt lS The Holmbergs wlll depart KMR on the more vltal to manufacturers than any as­ your responslblllty to conserve energy Alr Mlke fllght Monday, Oct 28, for thelr pect of state and local government flscal Use what you need but conserve when you retlrement home ln Tltusvllle, Fla pollcles, labor costs, or the avallabll­ can There are plpnty of energy conserva­ lty and productlvlty of the labor force tlon opportunltles avallable at KMR Po rent-Teacher Conferences By JOHN E MCCAFFREY Worship Services For Kwajalein And Roi-Namur KwaJaleln School System CATHOLIC Sunday school classes for all ages are Parent-teacher conferences wlll be held Saturday Mass (Antlclpated) held at the George Seltz School at 9 30 at George Seltz School Thursday, Nov 7, 5 15 pm, Island Memorlal Chapel a m Adults are present to asslst newcomers and Frlday, Nov 8 Sunday Masses ln flndlng thelr classrooms Due to the large number of klndergar­ 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel The Sunday evenlng worshlp serVlce on teners, thelr conferences wlll be held 9 15 am, Island Memorlal Chapel ROl-Namur wlll be held at 6 30 ln the Com­ Thursday, Nov 7, for the mornlng class, 11 15 am, ROl-Namur Communlty Center munlty Center and wlll be led by Chaplaln and Frlday, Nov 8, for the afternoon Monday-Frlday Masses Robert Greathouse and Chaplaln Todd LaBute class 9 15 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel Gospel serVlce wlll be held Sunday eve­ Flrst through slxth grades wlll attend Confesslons nIng at 7 ln the chapel JOln us for an In­ classes Thursday, but wlll not report to Monday-Frlday, 9 am, Blessed Sacrament formal tlme of song and worshlp school Frlday, Nov 8 Chapel Also ln the chaplaln's offlce, call 82116 beforehand, and ln Tr 835, call 84535 \ Guiding Light' beforehand Surf And Sun CHURCH OF CHRIST AS OF 12 01 A M Replaces \Ryans Hope' Sunday worshlp lS held at 9 a m ln Frlday, Oct 24, 1985 Room 20, George Seltz School VlsltQrS are DdIly ralnfall Trace By JIM DENNY welcome For more lnformatlon, call 82613, Monthly total 8 12 AFRTS 82639, or 82451 Yearly total 80 72 The "soap" "Ryans Hope" lS endlng on TOMORROW ON YWAJALEIN Channel 9 and lS belng replaced by "The CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Sunrlse 6 37 a m GUldlng Llght," a popular and long-tlme Servlces are held ln Room 18, George Sunset 6 29 p m afternoon drama The change was made by Seltz School Prlesthood meetlng lS at 8, MoonrIse 4 55 p m AFRTS ln at the request of a Sunday school at 9, sacrament serVlces are Moonset 4 31 a m number of afflllate statlons who express­ at 10, and the Rellef Soclety meets at 11 HI Tlde 3 23 a m 5 2'-3 39 p m 5 4 ' ed a deslre for a more hlghly-rated and a m Vlsltors are welcome For more lnfor­ Lo TIde 9 30 a m 0 7'-9 47 p m 0 7 ' longer daytlme drama matlon, contact Mark Hanson, 82285 SUNDAY For those ~10 would llke to have lnfor­ SerVlces on R01-Namur are held at 8 a m SunrIse 6 37 a m Moonrlse 5 31 p m matlon about the program, a llSt of char­ ln the ROl-Ndmur Communlty Center Call Sun"et 6 29 p m Moonset 5 15 a m acters and brlef hlstory of the program Len Cooper, 99660, for lnformatlon, and Hl TIde 3 51 a m 5 2'-4 04 p m 5 7' wlll be avallable next week ln the Grace Rlchard Smlth, 99467, for transportatlon Lo TIde 9 51 a m o 6'-10 15 p m 0 6' Sherwood Llbrary Because of the very na­ MONDAY ture of daytlme dramas wlth ongolng and PROTESTANT SunrIse 6 38 a m MoonrIse 6 08 p m lntertwlned story llnes, there lS never a Sunday mornlng worshlp serVlces wlll be '>unset 6 28 p m Moonset 5 58 a m convenlent pOlnt to stop one and start an­ held at 8 and 11 a m at the Island Memorl­ Hl TIde 4 15 a m 5 2'-4 28 p m 5 8' other al Chapel Chaplaln Robert Greathouse wlll Lo Tlde 10 15 a JTl o 6'-10 42 p m o 5' The program wlll begln on ROl-Namur preach the sermon entltled "The Hlgh Uses FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 Oct 28 and on KwaJalelD ~onday, Gov 4 of Doubt " COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1985, PAGE 3

Brady's People The mob unfair to women iOOiiiiOiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. by James Brady;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; No sensIble person has ever callous that It stIll has the CIty and wIll Instead concen­ In another decIdedly antI­ confused The Mob wIth the Holy capacIty to shock trate on The Mob's decIdedly femInIne passage In the tran­ Name SocIety, the VIenna Boys The Mob, It turns out, IS antIsocIal attItudes toward scrIpts, mentIon was made of ChoIr, or the Ladles AuxIlIary male chauVInIst women a young lady, a gIrlfrIend of the AmerIcan LegIon There was a trIal gOIng on AccordIng to trIal tran­ of one of The Mob, who had The Mob does terrIble thIngs up In Federal DIstrIct Court scrIpts, Donato (Danny) An­ told the mother of a stabbIng It shoots people, loan-sharks In Boston that seemIngly proves, glulo, a brother of Gennaro, vIctIm Just who dId the deed money, robs banks, Imports If nothIng else, that wIthIn was talkIng on the wIretaps Mr lannlno, havIng pondered drugs, traffIcks In young The Mob, conSCIousness has about The Mob's desperate need the sItuatIon for a moment, women, brIbes Judges, blows up most defInItely not been raIsed for secrecy SaId Donato (Dan­ was then heard to suggest, p]aces, and puts dead people I am Indebted to that fIne re­ ny) Anglulo, hIS own wIfe "has "kIll her " And Gennaro J wrapped In plastIc garbage porter, Mr Fox ButterfIeld, never heard from me what I do Anglulo was heard to agree, bags In the trunks of late for hIS reports from the court­ for a lIvIng and she has never "kIll her " model cars and leaves them In room about The Mob's attItudes asked " Some tIme later the talka­ aIrport parkIng lots toward women Ilarlo M A lannlno, saId tIve young lady was shot In ThIS IS all normal behavIor ThIs IS what happened Some­ to be a Mob "lIeutenant," a North End bar and no one who has ever seen tIme In 1981 the FBI planted then allegedly responds, "Well, But there IS worse stIll "The Godfather" or those splen­ electronIc lIstenIng deVIces, she IS not supposed to know Not only does The Mob shoot dId JImmy Cagney-George Raft­ commonly known In the trade what you do for a lIvIng " young ladles and keep theIr Humphrey Bogart mOVIes of the as "bugs," In a socIal club The only thIng Mr lannlno WIves In the dark, a former cop '30s IS the least bIt surprIs­ In the North End of Boston and ever told hIS wIfe, the WIre­ testIfIed that when he peeked ed or even shocked by It In the offIce of a local gen­ taps report, IS where he had through the wIndow of Mr An­ If the Young RepublIcans or tleman named Gennaro J An­ hIdden a safe In theIr house glulo's offIce, he saw "a lot the Daughters of the AmerIcan glulo Mr Anglulo, asserts that supposedly contaIned of huggIng and kIssIng and em­ RevolutIon dId such thIngs the government, and four of $3 mIllIon In cash bracIng -- men In theIr 20s up there would be a natIonal re­ hIS assocIates are leaders of "You know, Danny," Mr lan­ to theIr 60s " vulsIon But The Mob does them organIzed crIme In New England nIno went on, "good WIves Hell, If the NatIonal Organ­ because that IS what The Mob and have commItted dastardly don't want to know what you IzatIon for Women doesn't have IS supposed to do And we ac­ acts, IncludIng, as one WIre­ do " an open and shut case here for cept all thIS as routIne tap reveals, havIng "burled ThIs may surprIse GlorIa sex dIscrImInatIon, I'm Betty Mobsters break laws the way 20 IrIshmen to take thIS town Stelnem but thIS IS apparently Frledan Boy Scouts learn to tIe knots over" how members of The Mob, at Now, however, we learn I wIll leave It to the least In the North End of somethIng else about The Mob, local IrIsh Cultural SocIety Boston, thInk about such mat­ Copynqht 1985 somethIng so unexpected and to protest that alleged atro- ters Klnq Features Syndlcate Inc PETER WEAVER: MIND YOUR MONEY $$$

thIS letter IS not legally You may want to talk about Your final letter bIndIng So If you are posItIve the lnltlal plannIng for your You may have an excellent about any Items of value gOIng surVIvor and how you've ar­ to speCIfIc persons. you should wIll and perhaps a trust that ranged your affaIrs to support wIll help your spouse or chIl­ spell It out In your WIll to Indicate that the thls plannlng You mlght In­ dren after you dIe But you dlcate that there wlll be suf­ may leave your heIrs In turmoIl You should In- trustee should be flClent cash and Income to al­ because no one can fInd out low the surVIvor to stay put where you put your Insurance for a year or more untll he or POlICY No one can fInd the key dlcate where your tlghted-flsted or she decldes where to lIve to your safe-deposIt box And You can put almost any klnd you may not have mentIoned Important papers of lnstructlons you want lnto how you wanted your funeral to loose-fisted a "flnal letter," but be care­ be arranged ful not to lnclude major ltems You can do your surVIvors a can be found start a small buslness Or you that should be In your Wlll bIg favor -- a lovIng favor -­ mIght want to IndIcate that "SometImes, people WIll put by wrItIng a personal letter to the trustee should be tIght­ all sorts of assets they want your nearest and dearest It Next, you should IndIcate fIsted, or loose-fIsted, wIth dlstrlbuted Into a letter," mIght be your spouse, It mIght where your Important papers money for a son or daughter says attorney Moore, addIng be one of your ChIldren or It can be found (Insurance polI­ If you want a speCIfIc type mIght be a close frIend CIes, bIrth and marrIage cer­ of funeral -- crematIon and It's wise to keep tlflcates, armed serVlce dls­ memorIal servIce, or casket charge papers, stocks, bonds and burIal -- spell It out In updating your personal You shouldn't and the lIke) your survIvor's letter You If you have keys to safe­ may even want to descrlbe the letter clutter up a will depOSIt boxes or a home vault, klnd of wake you'd llke -- the be sure to say exactly where type of food, drInk, whatever that "these ltems are too bIg, with a lot of small they can be found "If you You may have a lawyer, ac­ too Important, to be In some­ have a trust for your spouse countant, fInancIal planner, thlng that's not legally blnd­ Items or chIldren," says estate plan­ broker, banker or other such lng " nIng attorney Wlillam Moore, professlonal who can be of If yOU feel that you're not "you mIght want to glve the conSIderable help to your near­ sure about an Item or Items In You may want to IndIcate In trustee some personal gUlde­ est surVIvor Names, addresses, your personal letter, dlscuss your letter how you want some lInes as to how you want the phone numbers and what the pro­ It WIth your lawyer Flnally, relatIvely InexpensIve belong­ trust to be admlnlstered " fessIonal can do or what In­ It'S WIse to keep updatIng your Ings to be dIVIded up You You mlght want to have the formatIon the professIonal has letter to keep abreast of shouldn't clutter up a wIl] wIth money dlspensed when, and If, WIll be Invaluable for your changes In your lIfe and In a lot of small Items Remember, one of your chlldren wants to surVIvor your lnstructlons

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workIng day prIor to publIcatIon WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1985 DOD Identifies U.S. Army Announces Gunmen Fire At More Remains STRATEGIC DEFENSE Duarte Offices; No Casualties iFrom Vietnam War COMMAND REALIGNED SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador By NORMAN BLACK lAP Mllltary Wnter From PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE CAP) -- Gunmen ~n speed~ng veh~cles opened flre on two U S Army Strateglc Defense Com~and WASHINGTON -- The Defense De- ma~n entrances of the offlces partment sa~d today ~t had ~den­ HUNTSVILLE, Ala -- A rea­ efforts ~n four of these ele­ of Presldent Jose Napoleon t~f~ed 10 more sets of rema~ns l~gnment ~n the organ~zatlon of ments SurveIllance, Acqu~s~tlon, Duarte today as the pres~dent from the V~etnam War, and that the U S Army Strateg~c Defense Track~ng, and K~ll Assessment, was about to leave V~etnam has "agreed ~n pr~nc~­ Command (USASDC) has been ~n~­ K~net~c Energy Weapons, D~rected An off~c~al of the pres~den­ pIe" for the f~rst t~me to al­ t~ated and w~ll be cont~nu~ng Energy Weapons, and Systems t~al press offlce sa~d there low a Jo~nt excavat~on of a for several months Analys~s and Battle Management were no casualtles Duarte was B-52 crash s~te Changes that w~ll result were When the reorgan~zat~on ~s gett~ng ready to leave to ad­ Commodore James D Cossey, outllned for the Command's completed, the USASDC w~ll be a dress the Natlonal Assembly the act~ng deputy ass~stant de­ Huntsv~lle personnel recently fully Integrated organ~zat~on No group ~mmedlately took fense secretary for East As~a by USASDC's command~ng general, The program manager WIll have respons~b~l~ty for today's at­ and Pac~f~c Affa~rs, sa~d the Lt Cen John F Wall, and ~ts three deputy program managers tack tentatlve agreement to allow a program manager, Mal Gen Eugene resrond~ng d~rectly to hIm one The attack came less than group of Amer~cans to Jo~n V~et­ Fox They follow the name change each for operatIons, project 24 hours after Duarte's daugh­ namese ~n excavatlng the crash July 1 ~n wh~ch the former Bal­ management, and contracts ter, Ines Guadalupe Duarte s~te was worked out dur~ng a l~st~c M~ss~le Defense Organ~za­ Operat~onal funct~ons are now Duran, was freed by rebel kId­ techn~cal meet~ng In Hano~ last t~on (BMDO) became USASDC carr~ed out by the two systems­ nappers ~n exchange for ~m­ month Fox sa~d the real~gnment w~ll or~ented d~rectorates of the BMD pr~soned guerr~llas She had Cossey sa~d the crash s~te enable USASDC to more efflc~ent­ Systems Command and the s~x been held s~nce Sept 10 was located ~n the Hano~ area ly perform ~ts role ~n the pres­ technology-or~ented d~rectorates Scores of left~st rebels al­ and that he hoped the excava­ ~dent's Strateg~c Defense Inl­ of the BMD Advanced Technology lowed to leave El Salvador In t~on could beg~n "~n the near t~at~ve Wh~le there w~ll be Center In the new organ~zat~on, the compl~cated exchange arr~v­ future " He added that the l~ttle change ~n program execu­ they w~ll be performed by four ed ~n Panama C~ty today on Un~ted States was encouraged by t~on, most staff off~ces and new d~rectorates -- Systems Inte­ thelr way to Cuba follow~ng her V~etnam's w~ll~ngness to allow d~rectorates WIll be real~gned grat~on and Requ~rements, Key release the excavat~on to promote smoother ~nteract~on Technology, Weapons, and Sensors Seventy-s~x guerr~llas, 73 In releas~ng the latest l~st w~th the SDI Organ~zat~on (SDIO) -- and by lnd~vldual project of­ wounded f~ghters and three reb­ of ~dent~f~cat~ons, Cossey also ~n Wash~ngton, he sa~d f~ces -- A~rborne Optlcal Ad­ el commanda~ts who had been cap­ d~sclospd that one of the men In the process, three ex~st­ Junct (AOA), Exoatmospher~c Re­ tured by the government arr~ved had been a c~v~l~an who had not ~ng operat~ng elements w~ll be entry-veh~cle Interceptor Subsys­ ~n Panama C~ty from San Salvador prev~ously been ~ncluded on the consol~dated ~nto one Accord~ng tem (ERIS), H~gh Endoatmospher~c aboard a Panaman~an Jet Pana­ off~c~al Mlsslng In Act~on Ilst to Fox, the BMD Advanced Tech­ Defense Interceptor (HEDI), and man~an mliltary offlc~als told nology Center, the BMD Systems Term~nal Imag~ng Radar (TIR) The ASSOCIated Press they would House Heads For Command, and the KwaJaleln M~s­ Staff funct~ons w~ll also be be flown to Cuba s~le Range w~ll cease to be real~gned and reorgan~zed w~th A Cuban plane and Cuban d~p­ separately staffed ent~t~es some off~ces recelvlng new names lomats were on hand to meet the Showdown Over Beneflts of the reorgan~za­ and several new ones emerg~ng, rebels t~on, Fox sa~d, w~ll ~nclude such as Plans and Pol~cy, Bus~­ Nerve Gas Weapons -- Reduc~ng the number of ness Management, Pr~nclpal As­ Ramirez Pleads By TIM AHERN management layers s~stant Respons~ble for Contract­ -- Ra~sIng the v~s~b~l~ty ~ng (PARC), and Internat~onal Af­ Assoclated Press Wrlter I of the major project managers fa~rs Off~ce Innocent Yells WASHINGTON -- The House head­ -- ImprOVIng the ~ntegra­ The real~gnment schedule ed for a new f~ght over nerve t~on of the technology efforts calls for prov~s~onal reorgan­ 'Hail Satan' gas weapons after ~ts Appropr~a­ ~zat~on of the staff elements and resources By JUDY SMAGULA FARAH t~ons Comm~ttee narrowly voted to be completed by Nov 15 and -- Streaml~n~ng the manage­ Assoclated Press Wrlter to el~m~nate money that would ment of resources that of the techn~cal elements have been used to bu~ld the -- Fac~l~tat~ng ~nteract~on by Jan 6, 1986 "F~ne tun~ng" LOS ANGELES -- "N~ght Stalk­ f~rst U S chem~cal weapons ~n between USASDC's elements ~n ~s to cont~nue for several er" defendant R~chard Ram~rez 16 years Huntsv~lle and ltS WashIngton more months and formal comple­ pleaded lnnocent Thursday to W~th ~ts 26-24 vote Thursday, headquarters t~on of the changes ~s targeted 68 felon~eb, ~nciuding 14 mur­ the panel moved to str~ke Fox emphaSIzed that no ad­ for no later than the end of der counts, and shouted "Ha~l $163 5 m~lllon for nerve gas verse personnel act~ons are f~scal year 1986 Satan'" as he was led from weapons from a huge b~ll appro­ known to be requ~red by the plan­ Wall, who has been USASDC's court pr~atlng most of the Pentagon's ned real~gnment commandlng general Slnce Ram~rez, 25, wear~ng manacles $292 b~ll~on budget thls year The present organ~zatlonal July 1, then emphas~zed h~s be­ and leg ~rons as he entered The comm~ttee later sent the structure had rema~ned bas~cally l~ef that the real~gnment would court, also tWlce ra~sed h~s b~ll to the House floor on a unchanged s~nce 1974, Fox noted create stronger t~es w~th SDIO left palm to dlsplay a penta­ vo~ce vote after also reJectlng W~th the establ~shment of SDIO and enable USASDC to "present gram, a flve-polnt star that lS a move to cut "star wars" de­ ~n July 1984, a new d~rectlon the Army's case more forcefully somet~mes a symbol of the dev­ fense spend~ng from $2 5 b~ll~on was set for future BMD develop­ to DOD (Department of Defense) " ~l Pr~nted below the pentagram to $2 1 b~ll~on Gas weapons are ments Fox sa~d th~s necess~­ He concluded by pOlnt~ng out were the numerals "66 " The now proh~b~ted by two treat~es, tated a closer al~gnment of the that "the country and the Army symbol "666" lS referred to ~n but both pacts lack effect~ve en­ organ~zatlon w~th the f~ve pro­ owes a great deal of grat~tude the B~blers book of Revelat~on forcement or ver~f~cat~on pro­ gram elements under wh~ch SDI and recogn~t~on to the people ~s the mark of the Ant~chr~st cedures Talks on a new treaty work lS performed USASDC has assembled here for keep'ng our Munlc~pal Court Judge Flva Soper have been held ~n recent years sIgn~f~cant respons~b~l~t~es for modern technologles al~ve " scheduled a hear~ng for Dec 13

Reagan embraced MarIlyn K1~ng­ * Financial News hoffer, WIdow of the man kIlled WASHINGTON (AP) -- Thousands Briefly Dollar clos~ng ~n durIng the hlJacklng of an of Amer~cans llkel) w~ll arrlve Tokyo was HONOLULU (AP) -- Hurr~cane Ital~an crUIse shlP, and met an hour early for church, work 214 90 yen, Nele was about 650 m~les prIvately WIth her and her fam­ or other engagements Sunday and ln Zur~ch was southwest of Honolulu today, ~ly for about 20 m~nutes today after forgett~ng to change 2 167 Sw~ss francs mov~ng ~n a northerly d~rec­ theIr clocks back to standard CLOSING ME.TALS t~on and klck~ng up ocean BUENOS AIRES, Argent~na (AP) t~me Gold off 80 at 325 65 swells expected to produce Pres~dent Raul Alfonsln de­ That's rlght -- It'S t~me SLIver off 030 at 6 155 6-foot surf along southern clared a 60-day state of selge to "fall back" to standard DOW JONES CLOSING AvERAGES shores, the Nat~onal Weather today In response to the "per­ t~me after SlX months of be~ng 30 Industr~als SerVlce sa~d s~stence of a campa~gn of on dayllght savlngs off 5 82 at 1356 52 * ~, * vlolence" agaInst hlS 21-month­ The off~c~al change comes 20 Transportat~ons CAMP PENDLETON, Cal~f (AP) old democratIc government at 2 a m Sunday .... t. .,'r off 6 08 at 649 58 An explos~on rocked a Camp ,~ ~, * 15 Ut~l~tles Pendleton armory as Mar~nes WASHINGTON (AP) -- lJ S WASHINGTON CAP) -- Dr Donal off 20 at 159 16 were return~ng theIr weapons space offlclals have begun the M B~ll~g, for more than a year 65 Stocks Thursday, klll~ng two and ~n­ process of (hOGSlng a Journal­ the ch~ef heart surgeon at the off 2 65 at 550 13 Jur~ng three others, a base ~st for a shuttle flIght to Bethesda Naval Hospltal, has VOLUME 101,810~000 shares chronIcle the wonders of spacp been ordered to stand trlal on spokesman sa~d SEE LISTINGS ~n a way that astronauts have f~ve counts of lnvoluntary man­ IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY NEW YORK (AP) -- Pres~dent faIled to do, slaughter

'nstructor for CMU's MSA 620 class ~s on the delayed MAC fl~ght, therefore At press tlrne the Hourglass was ~n f orme d th a t the k Saturday's class wlll start at 1 30 p m ~nstead of 9 a m SPORTS HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER L5, 1985, PAGE 5 Royals Still Alive As Series Returns To K.C. Keone, Entertainers By BRUCE LOWITT AP Sportswrl ter Get By, Blue Win5 Big ST LOUIS -- So the Kansas Clty Royals Thursday nIght, fIrst-InnIng doubles by By JOHN LEE head home agaln today, secure ln the knowl­ Tommy Herr and Jack Clark that WIped out a Keane used a four-run seventh lnnlng to edge that they haven't won a World Serles Royals' lead bUIlt In the top of the In­ move past Nlpper's Revenge 10-8 In an A game there agalnst the St LOU1S Cardlnals nlng on SIngles by LonnIe SmIth and WIllIe Dlvlslon softball game on Brandon FIeld yet thlS year WIlson, and Frank WhIte's run-scorIng Thursday Art Rabon hlt a slxth-Innlng home "They beat us there two games We won groundout run, Doug Jac~son had three hIts, and MIke two ln Toronto to Wln the Amerlcan League In the top of the second, Jlm Sundberg JardIne drove In three runs for the WIn­ flag The Cardlnals won the Natlonal League hIt a bat-handle looper to left InstInc­ ners Ken Gray hlt a horne run, Gregg pennant ln Los Angeles, where everyone tIvely, Tlto Landrum took a step back, then Daugherty and DennIS Kunlmltsu had two hltS sald they couldn't wln," Kansas Clty re­ charged HIS head-fIrst dIving stab faIled each, and MIke Dame drove In two runs In llef pltcher Dan QUlsenberry sald "Home and the ball bounced past hIm for a double NIpper's effort, whlch just fell short hasn't meant a whole heck of a lot lately, Buddy Blancalana then slngled to right The Entertalners got by Spartans II has It?'' Sundberg wheeled around thIrd Cesar Cedeno 10-8 on Dally ln splte of the Spartans' The Royals were down two games to none fIred home Sundberg made a head-fIrst two home runs and three trIples Ken Gll­ agalnst the Cardlnals before they even got dlve NIeto took the throw and dIved at llam was 3-for-4, and Hal Shaw and Dav~ to St LOU1S And they were down three Sundberg Steeby each had two runs and an RBI for the games to one before they walked lnto Busch Safe, sIgnaled home-plate umpIre John WInners Jlm McDonough hIt two home runs, Memorlal Stadlum Thursday nlght Shulock and Kenny Jourdan was 3-for-3, IncludIng "They beat us two out of three here," NIeto, Clark and Herzog surrounded Shu­ a trlple, for the Spartans Brlan McLaugh­ Cards catcher Tom Nleto sald "Now all lock, protestIng the call to no avall lln also contrlbuted trIples to the Spar­ we've got to do lS go over there and beat "The throw was up the llne," Shulock tans' effort 'em one out of two" saId "NIeto went up to get It, tagged In a JunIor Coed League game on Ragan, "We've got 'ern rIght where we wan t 'ern," Sundberg on the foot, but that was after the Blue team blanked the Gold 7-0 TIm pltcher Bret Saberhagen had sald a couple JIm had touched the plate WIth hIS hand Sublette, Nathan Homan, Mlke Suillvan and of days ago, when he started the Royals' It's a tough call You have to watch the Rochelle CunnIngham each contrIbuted two turnaround ln Game 3 wlth a slx-hlt, 6-1 play and look at the plate, but I had a hIts to the Blue VIctory The Gold team's vlctory good angle to see every thIng " SIX hIts were produced by SIX dIfferent "I hope he gets another shot at them I NIeto saw everythlng dIfferently players hope he can llve up to hlS quotes," Manag­ "I had to go a lIttle up the llne for a er D1Ck Howser sald after the Royals stayed throw and I forced Sundberg to sort of go allve on Danny Jackson's flve-hlt, 6-1 VIC­ out of hlS way a lIttle blt, and I felt Sports Schedule tory Thursday nIght that I tagged hlm on the hlP before he got TODAY'S GAMES "I don't feel good about beIng down, to the plate," he saId Dally 5 15 Old Wave vs Entertalners but we've done lt before We've experlenced "Everythlng happened so fast It sounds Brandon 5 15 AVlatlon vs Kolohe It before," Howser saId "Now we're gOIng a llttle corny, I guess, but I tagged him Ragan 5 15 Llmanman vs Spartans home and we've got our No 2 starter and I had my eye on the plate, and then he SATURDAY'S GAMES (CharlIe Lelbrandt) and our No 1 starter tagged the plate" Dally 5 15 Kanes vs Old Wave (Saberhagen) gOlng for us Whatever It was that happened, the Roy­ Brandon 5 15 Keones vs Black Sheep "It's been a good Serles for us It's als were up 2-1 And after Jackson struck Ragan 9 30 Dodgers vs Phlllles got a chance to get a lot better " out and LonnIe SmIth drew a walk, Wlllle 11 15 Whlte vs Blue It's maklng a U-turn on Interstate 70, Wllson trlpled to rlght-center fleld -­ SUNDAY'S GAMES headIng back to the other end of the Show­ the last pltch by Bob Forsch -- for two Ddlly 4 45 Entertalners vs No Ko Rl Me State The champagne that was on Ice ln more runs Brandon 3 15 MedIcare vs Kolohe the St LOUIS clubhouse heads westward They tacked on two more off Jeff LahtI, 4 45 AVIatIon vs Nlpper's Rev WIth the Cardlnals, the weak-hlttlng Cardl­ one ln the elghth on shortstop Ozzle Ragan 4 45 Leftovers vs Deja Vu nals, a team wlth a 196 battlng average Smlth's throwlng error and one In the nInth MONDAY'S GAMES through flve Serles games on Pat SherIdan's double Dally 5 15 Spartans II vs Old Wave "We haven't hlt the ball too hard off Saturday nIght, Danny Cox wlll go Brandon 5 15 Keane vs Nah Jackson," St LOU1S Manager Whltey Herzog agalnst Lelbrandt In a rematch of the sec­ Ragan 5 15 WahInes vs 0 T L saId, looklng not only at the Cards' Thurs­ ond game, when Cox left after seven In­ TUESDAY'S GAMES day nlght loss but last Saturday nlght's nlngs and the Cards beat Lelbrandt WIth Dally 5 15 Medlcare vs NIpper's Rev 3-1 openlng-game vlctory over hlm as well four runs In the nInth Brandon 5 15 BO vs Marlners "I guess we haven't hlt the ball too well If the Royals can get past Cox, they'll WEDNESDAY'S CAMES off anybody " have a chance to become the flrst team to Dally 5 15 AVIatIon vs Spartans I They got only two hltS that mattered Wln after 10slng the flrst two at home Ragan 5 15 Yankees vs Dodgers Ball And Pin Leaders Hockey Roundup Dart Standings In the Thursday Nlght MIxed League By EVELYN KITTS Men's Dlvlslon Islanders Beat Nordiques KwaJaleln Dart League HIgh Game Henry Cabasag, By KEN RAPPOPORT There's been lots of actl0n and good Hale, 192 AP Hockey Wrlter Second-Hlgh Game Orlando Paulo, 188 shootIng the past two weeks for the Dart Hlgh Serles BIll Hale, 537 UNIONDALE, N Y -- What started out as a League members Second-HIgh SerIes Henry Cabasag, 527 free-wheellng hockey game turned Into a The standlngs have changed as teams Women's Dlvlslon dead end for the Quebec Nordlques when battle for fIrst, second and thlrd place Hlgh Game Jo Knapp, 180 goaltender Kelly Hrudey and the rest of toward the season's end Nov 4 Second-Hlgh Game Shlrley Shaw, 175 the New York Islanders fInally put the Hlgh scorers for thelr teams are Feath­ Hlgh SerIes Sunny Ross, 465 brakes on thIngs ered Express - KeVln Ruffln 100, Jeff Todd Second-Hlgh SerIes Matea WIehe, 429 '~fter I went ln the nets, I thlnk the 100, vlndjammers - Mercedes KronIck 101, guys came alIve The team tlghtened up and Joel Hartzell 116, 132, On Target - Evelyn we played pretty good hockey after that," KIttS 100, 125, Larry KlttS 100, 100, Sports I n Brief Hrudey saId after hlS 11th-hour goal tendIng Frank Hunt 100, 125, Jerry Hayes 138, Rag­ TORONTO CAP) -- The Toronto Blue Jays helped the Islanders beat the Nordlques 6-5 lng Bulls - Jon Pacheaco 120, 100, John today named Jlmy WIllIams as the fourth Thursday nIght ln Natlonal Hockey League Frlsk 100, MIckey Rats - Matt Nameth 645. manager In the hlstory of the Amerlcan play Hank GIlbert 100, 100, Coral Heads - Howard League baseball club Hrudey was a second-perlod replacement McIntyre 101, Five Corners - Jeff Hansen Wlll1ams, who succeeds Bobby Cox, saId for beleagured Bllly SmIth, who had glven 100, 100, 100, ErlC Stevens 128, Russ Kees fans wlll see llttle dIfference In the up flve goals on 21 shots before Islander 140 1986 edItIon of the club Coach Al Arbour pulled hIm from the nets STANDINGS * * * at 10 17 RagIng Bulls 37 ST LOUIS (AP) -- A trade between the As lt turned out, the Nordlques dId not On Target 36 ChIcago Whlte Sox and New York Yankees score agaIn and lost for the flrst tIme Mlckey Rats 36 hlnges on Carlton F1Sk and Don Baylor, a thIS season after seven straIght VIctorIes Flve Corners 26 publIshed report states Elsewhere In the NHL Thursday nlght, It Fea thered FlIght 24 The New York Tlmes saId the seven­ was Plttsburgh 6, Toronto 4, ChIcago 6, CarIbou CrUIsers 16 player trade lS contlngent on the Yankees' New Jersey 4, Phlladelphia 3, Hartford 0 Coral Heads 11 slgnlng of FISk to a new contract and get­ Feathered Express 7 tlng Baylor to approve a move to the Whlte Sports On The RadiO Sox Saturday mornlng on AFRTS 1224 AM radIO Marina Schedule To o,ange The trade, If approved, would send FISk, at 8 25 you can hear college football ac­ pItcher BrItt Burns and utIlIty InfIelder tl0n as West Vlrglnla meets Penn State SpeCIal Servlces announces the followlng Scott Fletcher from the Whlte Sox to the Sunday It'S NFL actlon wlth the Denver schedule for the Small Boat Marlna to begIn Yankees for Baylor, a desIgnated hItter Broncos plaYIng the Kansas CIty ChIefs at Nov 1 and run through February who has asked to be traded, catcher Ron 6 aM, followed by San Franclsco vs Los MONDAY - Closed Hassey and two PItchers, Joe Cowley and Angeles Rams at 9 a m TUESDAY - Closed Marty Bystrom More Natl0nal Football League play alrs WEDNESDAY - 1 30 - 6 p m AFRTS FM RADIO WILL BE OFF THE AIR for Monday afternoon as the San Dlego Chargers THURSDAY - 9 30 a m - 6 p m several hours startIng at mIdnIght tonlght meet the Los Angeles RaIders at 2 o'clock FRIDAY - 1 30 - 6 p m for maIntenance and testIng Llsten to AFRTS for sports' SATURDAY AND SUNDAY - 8 a m - 6 p m FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1985 N.Y.C. Near Top Of World Dear Ann Landers: Dear Ann Landers I must be put on sale In Apartment Costs was lnterested In the let­ Handles are torn off NEW YORK (AP) -- A furnlshed three-bedroom apart­ ter from the reader who handbags, mlrrors are ment ln the medlum prlce range ln New York Clty costs alleged that employee cracked, sweaty hands rUln about $3,330 a month, or 11 tlmes as much as a Slml­ theft lS a blgger problem leather goods as well as lar apartment ln Dublln, Ireland, accordlng to a sur­ than shopllftlng satln and sllk Toys are vey of llvlng costs ln 49 cltles around the world by As a woman who has been broken (especlally the the Unlon Bank of SWltzerland In the department store mechanlcal ones), chlna New York was tops of the seven North Amerlcan buslness for 25 years I and glassware are ChlP­ cltles ln the survey, Unlon Bank sald Monday, follow­ would llke to mentlon ped, cosmetlcs are rend­ ed by Chlcago ($3,300), MeX1CO Clty ($1,410), Los another glgantlc loss ered unsalable because Angeles ($1,060), Houston ($1,040), Toronto ($910) suffered by buslness dam­ woman actually "tryon" and Montreal ($620) aged merchandlse ThlS llPStlCk and eyeshadow, Abu Dhabl, capltal of the Unlted Arab Emlrates ln problem stems from a Slm­ whlch vlolates the health the PerSlan Gulf, had the most expenSlve "medlum­ pIe lack of conslderatlon codes prlced" apartments ln the survey at $3,670, followed on the part of the con­ All these losses could by New York, Chlcago and Tokyo ($3,260) Dublln sumer be ellmlnated or cut dras­ ($300) was the cheapest, wlth Llsbon ($360) second­ Every day we must mark tlcally lf people would cheapest and Tel AV1V ($370) thlrd down (or throwaway) a show a llttle consldera­ In New York, a "cheap" furnlshed three-bedroom staggerlng number of ltems tlon Please prlnt thls apartment lS $2,250 a month, whlle one ranked as ex­ that are broken, torn, or letter Every retaller ln penSlve comes to $7,600 a month, the hlghest ln the SOl led by thoughtless the country wlll be grate­ survey shoppers ful -- SEEN IT ALL IN Costs lnclude rent, gas, electrlclty, water, gar­ L1PStlCk and persplra­ NEW YORK bage removal, caretaklng and other serVlces The tlon on expenSlve gowns DEAR N Y Thanks for Unlon Bank's survey, entltled "Prlces and Earnlngs are common Valn ladles addresslng a problem live Around the Globe," was conducted ln the flrst half of who lnslst they wear a never dealt wlth before 1985 Slze 10 when actually ln my column I hope The Nlgerlan capltal of Lagos ranks No 1 ln over­ they need a 14 rlp seams. those who see themselves all llvlng expenses, followed by Tokyo, New York Clty, break Zlppers and pop wlll shape up It bOlls Abu Dhabl and Manama, capltal of the PerSlan Gulf buttons Beaded. sequln down to nothlng more than state of Bahraln, accordlng to a sectlon of the sur­ and lace gowns are often common courtesy and de­ vey released prevlously Overall expenses are lowest handled so roughly they cent manners In Bangkok, Thalland, Istanbul, Turkey, and R10 de Janelro, Brazll Early Mortgage Payoff Saves Wages and salarles are hlghest ln North Amerlca and SWltzerland, wlth New York No 1 ln the category, INVESTORS ' GUIDE by WILLIAM A DOYLE followed by Los Angeles, Chlcago, Houston, Montreal, Toronto, Geneva and Zurlch, the survey says Q My son has purchased a home example, you wrote the foUowmg and obtamed a 30-year, $120,000 paragraph The lowest wages and salarles are ln Bombay, Indla, mortgage The payments are "If you make your regular Manlla, Phlllpplnes, and Jakarta, Indonesla, the sur­ $1,200 a month That's $14,400 a monthly payments for 30 years, vey sald year and a staggenng $432,000 your total interest costs WIll be over the 30 years $208,762 But, if you make a A Thought For The Day I suggested he open a certificate payment every two weeks equal to of deposit account on a sIX-month half of the scheduled monthly "If you wlsh to know what a man lS, place hlm ln renewal basIS and put SlO,OOO mto payments, you'll retll'e that mort­ authorlty " -- Yugoslav proverb it every six months for six years gage m Just about 18 years and Domg that, he would accumulate your total mterest cost WIll be Si20,000, plus mterest, and be in a $111,970 " posItIon to pay otT the mortgage Accordmg to you, that would He would save $211,000 m total save $96,792 mterest - truly Your Individual mortgage payments "fabulous " My son feels he can eDJoy tax However, I asked my bank and Horoscope savings by haVing the 30-year another bank to calculate the mortgage I say the tax savings saVIngs I would have by paying off ===== fraftces Drake =====:::::=::::=== wouldn't be close to the amount my mortgage bimonthly, instead of he could save by paymg otT the monthly Neither came up WIth FOR MONDAY, OCTOBER 28,1985 mortgage Do you agree with me? interest saVIngs such as you cl&lDl A Absolutely Payments mto a Who's rIght, you or the two long-term mortgage SPiral the total banks? ARIES lomt funds tOnIght cost of buymg a home to a pomt that A The numbers above are correct (Mar 21 to Apr 1q) SCORPIO bogs and boggles the mmd PaYing off Even though they startle lots of folks, Though money comes m, you have (Oct 23 to Nov 21) a mortgage early saves a bundle they are accurate to the dollar to guard agamst personal extrava It WIll be easy to be drawn mto an Most home owners can t afford to Go back to the banks and ask them gance Also, don't let others goad you argument, unless you become aware prepay their mortgages But, from to recalculate But, thiS tIme, ask mto unWIse spendmg of what's happemng on mner levels your letter, It seems that your son has them to do It based on "biweekly" TAURUS WIth a close tie the mcome to do so He should, mortgage payments, as spelled out m (Apr 20 to May 20) SAGITrARIUS assummg hiS mortgage doesn t have a the paragraph you quote Biweekly IS A nIce conversation WIth a friend (Nov 22 to Dec 21) prepayment penalty Your adVice IS a every two weeks "BImonthly" pay­ afar occurs now Partners are likely You may meet WIth some office grand example of father knows ments, on which you asked the to throw their weight around AVOId Jealousy More care than usual IS best" bankers to do their figurmg, are made power struggles If pOSSible needed WIth details IntUitIOn IS a plus Your boy would save even more every two months GEMINI factor for you than you have calculated by makmg The column you fmd hard to (May 21 to June 20) ~ CAPRICORN steady prepayments on that mort believe speCified "biweekly" The Work pressures aren t helped by a (Dec 22 to Jan 19) gage, rather than puttmg money mto copy desk at one newspaper changed co-worker s busy-body ways ReSist Thmgs are a bit topsy-turvy at CDs Every tIme he makes an advanLe that word to "bimonthly" That escapist tendenCies Some peace and home, but nothmg 'lenous Don't be payment, he II reduce the mortgage s caused much confuSion among the qUiet IS good for serenIty pressured mto an outmg Do what unpaid balance and shorten the readers of that paper - hopefully, no CANCER you fmd truly relaxmg length of tlffie over which he has to others (June 21 to July 22) J.(S AQUARIUS keep makmg payments * * * You re better off WIth an eXlstmg (Jan 20 to Feb 18) Here we get back a basiC pomt I Q I have purchBBed a home on a be than trying to play the field today Career happenmgs may keep you keep stressmg If the mterest on your 15-year, 9 percent mortgag • with ErratiC trends at work lImit your away from home longer than you son's mortgage IS higher than what It no prepayment penalty Is there progress WI'lh Extra relaxatIOn now will give would earn m mterest on the CDs or any kind of bank account that LEO ,~ you that necessary second wmd elsewhere, he'll save big bucks paymg would allow me to withdraw (July 23 to Aug 22) 'r{{ PISCES >tD down on the mortgage He does get an enough for the monthly mortgag Someone at home demands atten (Feb 19 to Mar 20) .-..c mcome tax deductIOn for mortgage payments but still get Iugh inter­ tlOn at a tIme when other thmgs are You II fmd one sympathetic ear mterest, but he has to pay mcome tax est on the balance of the account? on your mmd AdVisers aren t of today, but overall there IS a greater on CD mterest A You can WIthdraw the mterest much help at present chance than usual for mIX ups m It's a cmch your son can t get from most certIficates of depoSit VIRGO commUnicatIOn mterest on SIX month CDs equal to or monthly But you would have to have (Aug 23 to Sept 22)

MAYBE­ I [)()N'T kNOW 5A1.. lHAT AFRAI{) 50 HIe; IT'5FOR tlJELL, SIR., BUT IT5EEM5 {,(/HOl& NEGATIVE TH&BtT­ TO ME YOUR 8RD7HER..15 ACTISREAUY TtR, SIR. 5TUO<. IN lHe PAST OUJ IT'S 50 50 COMICS \ m-G/?ENAfJA I '\ '" HOURGLASS

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OFFICIAL NOTICES APPLE-LIKE PROCESSOR wIth 80-column card, GARDEN CLUB TOUR OF GARDENS Nov 6, 5 p m COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE CIRCUIT PROBLEMS We language card and 12" green monItor $295 wlth pupus and punch after tour at 432A are stlll experlenclng problems wlth our complete 83648 Tlckets $1, on sale on Macy's porch Sat long-dlstance commerclal telephone Clr­ CUlts from CONUS Of the four commerlcal COLOR TV MONITOR NTS for vldeo or computer ATTENTION GOLFERS Save Sunday, Dec 8, 1 Clrcults avallable, only two are currently $299 new 83648 P m for last KGA fun tournament 5-person In servlce Every effort IS belng made to team scramble plaYlng Holmberg Falrways restore full commerclal servlces For the HALF-SIZE VIOLIN lIke new, $100, Flsher­ (9 holes) In reverse Watch the Hourglass, Interlm perlod, we request that only emer­ Prlce record player, $20, ChrIstmas tree, lIsten to AFRTS for detaIls gency or personal buslness calls from $15 82785 KwaJaleln be placed, wlth all calls llmlt­ ed to 10 mlnutes Also, persons dlallng PATIO SALE AT 468B Saturday 9 a m -3 p m the CONUS number (805-238-7994) wlll ex­ Men's sm and med sport shlrts, women's sz JUS TAR R I V E DI perlence the same dlfflcultles In trylng 7-10 muumuus and other clothlng, books, to reach KwaJaleln One of the problems ~hrlstmas decorations, kItchen Items, ~o­ belng experlenced when dlallng KwaJaleln nica C35 underwater housing w/flash, bulbs IS a contlnuous rlnglng wlth no operator Interventlon ThlS problem has been Isolat­ JEWELRY BOX, SPICE CABINET, Queen Anne Presents ed to the CONUS commerclal exchange and chest, patIo bar & 3 stools, wlcker shelf, not at KwaJaleln As an alternate method exerClse board, bulletln board, basket Your Favorl te for maklng emergency calls from CONUS to Saturday, 9 a m -3 p m Patlo 468B ~ = KwaJaleln, calls can be processed through I' ! , the Pearl Harbor sWltchboard by dlallng FOUND 808-423-2787 When the Pearl Harbor oper­ LAVENDER SWEAT SHIRT at Emon Beach after * RED WINE GLASSES ator answers, state the emergency and ask Columbus Day runabout plcnlc Call Crls/ * HOCK WINE GLASSES for the KwaJaleln operator Your coopera­ Enc 82935 * BRANDY GLASSES tlon In thlS Interlm sltuatlon IS appre- * CHAMPAGNE GLASSES clated (PRC Kentron) PERFUME AND LIPSTICK In gold-colored con­ * LIQUEUR GLASSES talners Call 82424 * DECANTERS ISLAND ORIENTATION wlll be held Oct 29 * PLUS MORE GIFT IDEAS at 2 p m In the Banyan Room of the Yokwe WANTED Yuk Club ThlS orlentatlon IS to provlde KILLER CLAM MedIum Slze for extravagant On Sale Saturday Informatlon on the unusual llvlng condl­ Chrlstmas surprlse Call Crls/Erlc, 82935 at tlons found on and around the Island Change 1 to KMR Regulatlon 385-6 requlres SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR for 5-year-old Fee that all new employees attend the flre negotlable Call 82424 and safety brleflng that IS Included In thlS orlentatlon All parents are urged to FIRE TRUCK llke the one that was on sale attend to learn of the hazards that eXlst at Macy's I mlssed the sale Call Carole on land as well as In the ocean and on If you'd llke to sell one 82209 the reef Chlldren accompanled by a parent ~o..'WM.IC:xe::y'.O_03IK~1 are welcome (Global Safety Dlrector) H:'!""_E_L_P_W_A_N_T_E_D___ -,..J.? ~ \JHAT'S NE~J i DUE TO THE HALLOWEEN SHAVING CREAM SOCIAL, the Famlly Pool wlil be closed Thursday ~ NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS fit II AT ~ afternoon, Oct 31, 3 30-6 (Spec Svcs) ~, or a vacatlOn? Global AssoClates has l.? ~ ! ~ several part-tlme openlngs at the ffl I ~/ ~ THE FOLLOWING ITEMS OF FOUND PROPERTY are l.P. Yokwe Yuk Club Hostess/Cashler, ~? ~ RFWAY ~I belng held at the KwaJaleln Pollce Depart­ ffl approxlmately 15-20 hours per week, ffl I ment Items may be clalmed by caillng the Cocktall/Food WaItresses, approxl- l.P. v KPD and maklng arrangements to meet wlth mately 15-20 hours per week, must ~, ~ ~ the Found Property offlcer The next pub­ ~l.? be able to work well wIth the pub- '!..? ~ DRYGROC£RY ~ /II0"l fOOl) ~ llC auctlon wlll be Oct 26 at 10 a m at ffl llC and be a mlnlmum of 19 years tff~ ~ ~ " the rear of the KPD All property llsted ~? of age Pupu/Bus Persons, approxl- ...... , below wlll be auctloned fit mately 6 to 12 hours per week, wlll ~ _ BRAND NAME PAPER PRODUCTS ~ FOUND PROPERTY l.P. accept mlnlmum of 16 years of age ~ ~ Black/yellow SWlm goggles ffl SubmIt your appllcatlons to Global ~ AT COST ~ 1 black U S Dlvers Co SWlm fln ? AssoClates Personnel offIce, corner ~9. ~ ~ 1 yellow/black BMG-brand flashllght ~_L_a.:;.g_0_on_R_o_a_d_a_n_d_9_t_h_S_tr_e_e_t_,_B_l_d_g_7_8l_tIf I * PAPER TOWEL S , MICROWAVE WHI TE _ 1 palr Blll Blass-deslgn sunglasses 1 palr green-tlnted sunglasses COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES M * TOILET TISSUE, ASSTD UNSCENTED ~ Whlte constructlon hard hat FRIDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE IS belng re- ~ I~ 1 dark green ralncoat orgamzed Into 3-man teams Beglnmng a ~ These I terns On Sa 1e BICYCLES B5006, lady's blue, 7910, lady's new season tonlght If Interested In form- _ blue, 6908, lady's tan, 7717, lady's bur- Ing or JOInlng a team, contact Jlm Denny -SATURDAY- ~ gandy, two wlth no decal (EC Servlces) or Lance YamaguchI II~ ~ aeX"'~.)Q£<>""CKX«K-Xc":;:XC"< ~'XIIIC~" FAMILY POOL WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC EMON LODGE NO 179 F&AM WIll hold a stat­ after regular hours from 6-8 p m Sunday, ed communicatlon at 7 30 p m Monday All Oct 27, due to a pre-scheduled actlvlty Master Masons are Invlted to attend Tonight At The MovieS' (SpeClal Servlces) Yokwe Yuk - Old Yeller CAMOUFLAGE KILLERS HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY 6 30 ------G THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL IS organlzlng a vol­ Wednesday, Oct 30, 7 p m Qtrs 464B The Breakfast Club unteer group of Indlvlduals wlillng to as­ Games, he-man contests and prIzes 8 30, 12 30 ------R SlSt In a dlsaster Involvlng mass casual­ Tradewlnds - No Deposlt, No Return tles Anyone Interested In JOlnlng, partlc­ CUB SCOUT PACK MEETING tonIght for all 8 00 ------G ularly those wlth a medlcal background, Cubs, Inciuding TIgers, parents and fam­ Tonight On Television are asked to call hospltal admlnlstratlon Illes See you there' 7 p m MP Room (82225) for further Informatlon Kwaialeia (KwaJaleln HospItal) ATTENTION MOTHERS Come explore the scrlp­ 4 45 General HospItal tural gUldellnes for ralslng your Chll­ 5 30 Benson ORDERS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN for the 1986 dren We begln Oct 30 at 1 p m to study 5 55 CBS News Ekatak at the hIgh-school and elementary­ some practIcal methods from "God's DeSIgn 6 25 CNN Sports school offIces The prlce IS $25 per book, for the Famlly " Mary, 83618, for Info 6 50 DomestIc LIfe and Includes name Imprlnting on orders 7 15 Glmme A Break placed by Oct 30 Name Imprinting wlll ART GUILD WILL BE OPEN Saturday mornIng 7 45 Call To Glory not be avaIlable after that date from 10 to 11 8 35 Cagney & Lacey (KwaJaleln HIgh School) 9 25 "Sayonara" JOGGING ENTHUSIASTS KRC's Pauper's Mara­ 11 50 CNN News FOR SALE thon relay race Dec 8 runs 26 2-mlle 12 20 Nlghtiine ZlOO l6-BIT COMPUTER, 192K RAM, amber CRT, dIstance WIth relay teams of at least 5 12 50 TOnlght Show Selectrlc-type keyboard perfect for word members each Race begIns at 6 a m Watch Channel 13 processIng, $4,200 worth of software Per­ for detalls Begln preparatlon Run safe 6 00 Washlngton Week fect condltlon, PrInters diso avallable 6 30 FIrIng LIne $8,000 llSt, asklng $1,950 JIm 84568/1562 KWAJALEIN JUNIOR TENNIS UPDATE TennIs 7 30 FrIday Nlght Rlngslde teams are belng formed, need one more per­ 8 30 Larr~ KIng Show CHILD'S PATIO SALE Saturday 10 a m -noon son wlillng to coach Call Ken, 82388, If ROI-Namur at 478A Interested In helplng Ladder for Junlors 5 15 General HospItal wlll also begln In the near future 6 00 CBS News/CNN Sports 35MM CAMERA TRIPOD, excellent condltlon, 6 55 Entertalnment ThlS Week $15 Call 84391 after 6 p m ADVANCED LIFESAVING CANDIDATES are re­ 7 45 mlnded fIrst class seSSIon Oct 28, 6 p m 8 35 Knlght Rlder BELL & HOWELL SLIDE PROJECTOR w/large sharp, Adult Pool Be ready for SWIm test 9 25 "Bend In The RIver" screen, $100 Call 84391 after 6 To slgn up call Joe Barton, 81122 days ENTERTAINMENT HOURGLASS FRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 1985, PAGE 9 Channel 9 Television Movies S Hans Br~nker, Teen Center, 1 p m (G) KwaJalem Saturday KwaJalem Friday A Undergrads, R~chardson Theater, 7 30 p m (PG) 8 00 Ch~ldren's Programs 10 00 Today Show T To Be Announced Pend~ng ArrIval, R~chardson Theater 9 30 1 05 Hee Haw 12 00 Take Two Rambo F~rst Blood II, Tradew~nds Theater, 8 p m (R) 1 55 Soul Tra~n 2 00 Ryan's Hope (ends) S M~ckey And The Beanstalk, Teen Center 1 p m (G) 2 40 Rockworld 2 25 Donahue (Mus~clans) U Rambo F~rst Blood II, Yokwe Yuk Club, 2 p m (R) 3 35 People's Court 3 15 Presente N The Breakfast Club, Yokwe Yuk Club, 7 p m (R) 4 00 hght Back 3 45 Sesame Street CIty Heat, Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m (PG) 4 25 "F~ve Kung Fu Daredev~ls" 4 45 General HospItal M Mart~n's Day, RIchardson Theater, 7 30 p m (PG) 6 00 CNN News 5 30 Benson T Old Yeller, Yokwe Yuk Theater, 6 30 p m (G) 6 30 That's Incred~ble 5 55 NBC News/CNN Sports U The Breakfast Club, Yokwe Yuk Theater, 8 30, 12 30 (R) 7 20 Peter Gunn 6 50 DomestIc LIfe E C~ty Heat, Tradew~nds Theater, 8 p m (PG) 7 45 CH~Ps 7 15 Glmme A Break W Pete's Dragon, R~chardson Theater, 7 30 p m (G) 8 35 St Elsewhere 7 40 Call To Glory E Rambo First Blood II, Tradew~nds Theater, 8 p m (R) 9 25 Cover-Up 8 30 Cagney & Lacey T Undergrads, Yokwe Yuk Theater, 6 30, 8 30, 12 30 (PG) 10 15 "Sunsh~ne Patriot" 9 20 "The Bend In The River" H Pete's Dragon, Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m (G) r}1:.25_ ~a.!:.u.E.d~_N.!gE.t_L2:.v~ ______11 00 CNN News/Nlghtllne F Pete's Dragon, Yokwe Yuk Theater, 6 30 p m (G) 11 50 Ton~ght Show R To Be Announced PendIng Arr~val, Yuk Club, 8 30, 12 30 Kwajalem Sunday I Mart~n's Day, Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m (PG) 9 00 Rel~g~ous Programs ROI-Namur Saturday 10 25 Sunday Morning w/Charles Kuralt 8 00 Waltons THE BREAKFAST CLUB EmIlIO Estevez, Molly Rlngwald 11 50 Th~s Week W~th DavId Br~nkley 8 50 Too Close For Comfort Comedy RT 97 R 12 50 Superchargers 9 15 Facts Of LIfe FIve hIgh-school students meet as strangers on a WIntry 1 15 W~ld K~ngdom 9 40 Dukes Of Hazzard (ends) Saturday mornIng to serve a day's detent~on ~n theIr school 1 40 Encore 10 30 Hee Haw lIbrary Throughout the day they begIn to bare the~r souls 2 40 Reg~s Ph~lb~n 11 20 Soul TraIn only to d~scover that they share many of the same feelIngs 3 30 A Dolph~n Story 12 05 Kentucky vs GeorgIa about fam~ly, fr~ends and themselves, flnd~ng that they have 4 00 Sydney Opera House 3 05 Dynasty more ~n common w~th strangers than they do WIth theIr own 4 25 Fam~ly Feud 3 55 Sol:ld Gold fam~l~es and fr~ends 4 50 Foul-Ups, Bleeps And Blunders 4 45 Colorado vs Nebraska Sunday, Yokwe Yuk Club, 7 p m 5 15 Abbott And Costello 7 45 SerIes Game 6 or Tuesday, Yokwe Yuk Theater 8 30, 12 30 5 40 Death Valley Days UCLA vs Cal~f 6 05 CNN News 10 45 The Cosby Show CITY HEAT ClInt Eastwood, 6 35 The Muppet Show 11 10 "Robert Kennedy And H~s Life" Comedy/Drama RT 97 PG 7 00 Who's The Boss? Part I Set dur~ng the 1940s, a cop and a pr~vate detect~ve be­ 7 25 Facts Of L~fe 1 ~O_ ~a!u~d~y_N2:.g~t_L~v~ ____ _ come fr~endly adversar~es whIle try~ng to solve a murder 7 50 Newhart ROI-Namur Sunday Sunday, Tradew~nds Theater, 8 p m 8 15 Magnum, P I Tuesday, Tradew~nds Theater, 8 p m 9 05 "Andromeda Stra~n" 6 30 ChrIstopher Close-Up 11 15 Dav~d Letterman 7 00 Hour of Power MARTIN'S DAY RIchard HarrIS, L~ndsay Wagner ------7 50 That's IncredIble Kwajalem Monday Drama RT 98 PG 8 40 Fr~dav Rlngs~de/"Hawai~an Heat" A conv~ct escapes from pr~son to return to the lake house 10 00 Today Show 11 10 Newhart/NFL Today where he spent an ~dyillc chIldhood Along the way he takes 12 00 Take Two 12 05 WashIngton vs Cleveland as hostage a young boy who's the lonely, over-protected prod­ 2 00 Ryan's Hope 3 05 Sunday MornIng w/Charles Kuralt uct of a broken marriage The~r Journey qu~ckly becomes one 2 25 Donahue (Phob~as) 4 30 World of Travel of fr~endsh~p and d~scovery Through h~s hostage, the con­ 3 15 Putt~n' On The H~ts 5 '5 Abbott and Costello VICt ga~ns more than Just freedom -- he red~scovers the de­ 3 40 Sesame Street 5 40 Death Valley Days s~re to l~ve, and eventually reaches out for a second chance 4 40 General Hosp~tal 6 05 St Elsewhere Monday, RIchardson Theater, 7 30 p m 5 25 Med~a Probes 6 55 CNN News Fr~day, Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m 5 55 ABC News 7 25 Magnum, P 1 6 25 CNN Sports 8 15 San Franc~sco vs L A RRm~ OLD YELLER Dorothy HcGu~re, Tommy K~rk 6 50 Fantasy Island (ends) ~1_1~ y::..g~t_C~u~t ______Adventure RT 83 G 7 40 Dukes Of Hazzard (ends) ROI-Namur Monday FrontIer drama at Its best unfolds ~n thIS mov~ng story 8 30 N~ght Court (starts) of a pIoneer famIly and the blg stray dog that ~nfluences 8 55 Murder, She Wrote 3 00 The CUIdlng LIght the~r lIves When Old Yeller -- fearless protector and 9 45 Charles DarwIn (ends) 3 45 Puttln' On The H~ts faIthful pet -- becomes Infected WIth rab~es, the young son 10 40 CNN News 4 05 Nashv~lle SWIng faces the most agon~zIng deCISIon of h~s l~fe He must 11 10 N~ghtllne 4 30 Donahue (B~tburg VIS~t) destroy hiS beloved dog fJ1:. ~O_ .!0E.I1\.h.!:. ~h.£w______5 25 General Hosp~tal Tuesday, Yokwe Yuk Theater 6 30 p m 6 05 ABC News Kwajalem Tuesday 6 35 NFL San D~ego vs L A Ra~ders PETE'S DRAGON Helen Reddy, JIm Dale 10 00 Today Show 9 35 Dallas Mus/Com w/Anlmatlon RT 135 G 12 00 Take Two lO_3Q_T.£n~gE.t_SE.0~ ______The fIlm ~s a heavy-handed D~sney musIcal about an or- 2 00 Ryan's Hope phaned boy and h~s only fr~end, a protectIve dragon 2 25 Donahue (Law) ROI-Namur Tuesday Wednesday, RIchardson Theater, 7 30 p m 3 15 Inspector Gadget 3 00 The Gu~dlng L~ght Thursday, Tradewlnds Theater, 8 p m 3 40 Electr~c Company 3 45 RegIS Phllb~n Fr~day, Yokwe Yuk Theater, 6 30 p m 4 10 Nashv~lle Sw~ng 4 35 Donahue (AIDS) 4 35 General Hosp~tal 5 25 General Hosp~tal RAMBO FIRST BLOOD II Sylvester Stallone, RIchard Crenna 5 20 Wonderful World Of Travel 6 10 NBC News Drama RT 93 R 6 05 NBC News/CNN Sports 6 40 CNN Sports A Green Beret veteran IS offered a way out of a prIson 7 00 S~lver Spoons 7 05 Cover-Up work camp by h~s old commander He was chosen by computer as 7 25 60 MInutes 7 55 Dynasty the most qualIfIed candIdate to undertake a dangerous recon­ 8 20 H~ll Street Blues 8 45 "Chr~stopher Columbus" Part 1 na~ssance m~ss~on In VIetnam to rescue prlsoners of war from 9 10 "Suez" ll_lQ _E~c~r~~-_J~z~ ______a VIetnam pr~son camp 10 40 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne Saturday, Tradew~nds Theater 8 p m 1-11:. ~O_ I0E.~1\.h.!:. ~h~w______ROI-Namur Wednesday Sunday, Yokwe Yuk Club, 2 p m 3 00 The GUIdIng L~ght Wednesday Tradew~nds Theater, 8 p m Kwajalem Wednesday 3 45 Journey To Adventure 10 00 Today Show 4 15 MUSIC CIty USA UNDERGRADS Art Carney, ChrIS Makepeace 12 00 Take Two 4 35 Donahue (W~ves' Careers) Comedy/Drama RT 102 PG 2 00 Ryan's Hope 5 25 General HospItal A 68-year-old grandfather deCIdes to trade ~n h~s room at 2 25 Donahue (Adopted ChIldren) 6 10 CBS News the rest home and moves ~nto the student apartments on campus 3 15 MUSIC CIty USA 6 40 CNN Sports In order to return to college wlth hIS grandson 3 40 Sesame Street 7 05 60 MInutes Saturday, R~chardson Theater, 7 30 p m 4 40 General HospItal 8 00 HIll Street Blues Thursday, Yokwe Yuk Theater, 6 30 8 30 12 30 5 25 Nature Of Th1ngs 8 50 "Chnstopher Columbus" Part 2 5 55 CBS News/CNN Sports ll_12 _L~r~y_K~n1\. ~h.£w______6 50 EntertaInment ThIS Week 7 40 Kn~ght RIder ROI-Namur Thursday Channel 13 Specials 8 30 Dallas 3 00 The GUld~ng L~ght FRIDAY 9 20 "The Lady In The Car W~th 3 45 Informat~on Spec~als L~ve Tape-Delayed Program Glasses And A Gun" 4 35 Donahue (Rape Cases) 6 p m WashIngton Week 10 55 CNN News/N~ghtl~ne 5 25 General Hosp~tal 6 30 p m FirIng L~ne 1-11:.15_ IO~I.ljh.!:. ~h.£w______6 10 ABC News 7 30 p m FrIday NIght RIngSIde 6 40 CNN Sports 8 30 p m Larry KIng Show Kwajalem Thursday 7 05 The A-Team SATURDAY 10 00 Today Show 7 55 KnIght R~der 4 a m 3 30 p m NCAA Kentucky vs GeorgIa 12 00 Take Two 8 45 "Donner Pass" 7 30 a m 6 30 p m NCAA Colorado vs Nebraska 2 00 Ryan's Hope 10 25 DaVId Letterman ------Noon 9 30 p m SerIes Game 6 or UCLA vs CalIf 2 25 Donahue (RaIsIng ChIldren) 12 30 a m Larry KIng Show 3 15 Pryor's Place ROI-Namur Friday SUNDAY 3 40 Vegetable Soup 3 00 The GUIdIng LIght 5 30 a m 4 30 p m NFL Today 4 10 Wok W~th Yan 3 45 People's Court 6 a m 5 p m NFL WashIngton vs Cleveland 4 35 General HospItal 4 10 Wok WIth Yan 9 a m 8 p m NFL San Franclsco vs L A Rams 5 20 The Waltons 4 35 Donahue (Central AmerIca) MONDAY 6 10 ABC News/CNN Sports 5 25 General Hosp~tal 2 p m 7 p m NFL L A RaIders vs San DIego 7 05 SolId Gold 6 10 NBC News 10 p m Meet The Press 7 55 Too Close For Comfort 6 40 CJ'..'N Sports 10 30 p m Face The NatIon 8 20 The Cosby Show 7 05 NFL ReVIew/Presents TUESDAY 8 45 Dynasty 7 45 Peter Gunn 7 p m MacNe~l-Lehrer News Hour 9 35 "Man-r:aters Are Loose" 8 10 Call To Glory 8 p_m AmerIca Cen~ored w/John Denver 11 05 CNN News/Nlghtllne 9 00 Cagney & Lacey 8 50 p m Larry KIng Show 12 05 TonIght Show 9 50 "The Lazarus Syndrome" .. ENTERTAINMENT PAGE 10, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1985 TELEVISION PROGRAM GUIDE Friday Friday Contmued DONAHUE Ambassador Otto Relch debates Rep Kwajalein Edward Markey, D-N Y , about the lnvolvement a magnate held captlve by plrates, In theIr of the UnIted States ln Central Amerlca Saturday search, they dISCOVer the lost CIty of Del CIted are dangers to Panama, from the HEE HAW Hee Hawers are JOlned by Judd and Kelth RIO, and Nazls bUlldlng a secret atomlC Sandlnlstas, and Cuba Whltley, and Lee Greenwood MUS1C "God and nuclear plant for atomIC bombs The "THE LAZARUS SYNDROME" (1979 Drama) A cardlOl­ Bless The USA," "Mama, He's Crazy" "Blue team destroys the plant and captures the OglSt WIth the alr of a newspaperman, lS Nun Cafe," "Open Up Your Heart," "Turn Me NaZIS , Mr T, Dlrk BenedIct, a staff member ln a large, urban hospItal Your Love " Marla Heasley, Marta DubolS, DWlght Schultz, and uncovers corruptlon In the hospltal's SOUL TRAIN Spec1al passengers are R1chard Barry Van Dyke admlnlstratlon LOU1S Gossett Jr , Ronald "Dlmples" F1elds, and slng1ng sensat10n Hunter, E G Marshall Rene Enrlques, Lara and Broadway star Stephanle Mliis Flelds Roi-Namur Parker, Peggy Walker, Peggy McCoy slngs "Jazzy Lady," and "1 Need You So " Stephanle performs "The Med1clne Song," and Saturday "In My Llfe " HEE HAW Hee Hawers are JOlned by Ronny Robbins, ShowbiZ "SUNSHINE PATRIOT" (1968 Drama-Suspense) The LOUlse Mandrell and the Mlillon Dollar Brltlsh employ an Amerlcan master spy to Band MUS1C "POlson Love," "Famlly Jam­ fly behlnd the Iron Curtaln and plck up a boree," "Elv1ra," "One Way Lovers," "Only Silver Screen Runs Red p1ece of mlcrofllm of lnterest to Western The Shadows Know," "ThIS Bed Is Not Blg powers The spy seeks to earn enough money Enough," "Memphls " By RICHARD NATALEH wlth thls last Job to settle down for llfe SOUL TRAIN All aboard speclal passengers Anyone who doubts that the stakes have been But the plan falls and he must sW1tch lden­ Allcla Myers and Jeffrey Osborne' Allcla ralsed ln the contlnulng escalatlon of mOVle tltles wlth an Amerlcan buslnessman to glve slngs "You Get The Best From Me" and "I vlolence mlght conslder some of the new fllm hlm t1me to make one more try at retr1evlng Appreclate," and Jeffrey Osborne Slngs releases the mlcrofllm Cl1ff Robertson, Dlna Merrlll, "Don's Stop" and "Borderllne " "Commando," a relentless blood bath starrIng Luther Adler, W1lfred Hyde-Whlte, Antolnette "ROBERT KENNFDY AND HIS TIMES" Part I (1985 Arnold Schwarzenegger who'll stop at noth1ng Bower, Llla Skala Donald Sutherland Pro­ Documentary-Drama) Some people saw Robert to get hIS kldnapped daughter back The fllm gram Vlew Alert Mature theme throughout FranC1S Kennedy as "cold and vengeful " lncludes garrotlngs, lmpalements and wholesale SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE A funny thlng happened to Others saw hlm as a man of "bravado and slaughters the Rev Jesse Jackson on the way to the vulnerab111ty " Part one 1ntersperses "Jagged Edge," a courtroom thrIller that Whlte House He d1dn't make lt but he d1d scenes of RFK's lovlng marrlage to Ethel opens wlth a prolonged, graphIC scene of a get to host Saturday Nlght Llve In hlS Skakel WIth h1S pollt1cal baptlsm of sadlstlc lntruder systematlcally torturIng and monologue he takes on Castro ard the pope, flre as a lawyer sWltch1ng SIdes In the dlsmemberlng a woman w1th a razor-sharp huntlng Jackson also anchors the Saturday N1ght McCarth) controversy, hIS campalgn to nall knlfe, then uSlng her blood to wrIte obscenltles Llve News Muslcal guest lS gospel slnger J1mmy Hoffa, the Cuba mlsslle crlS1S and on Andrae Crouch the Turk1sh m1ss11e swap, and hlS push for "The Doctor and the Devlls " a perIod grand Sunday C1Vll rlghts as attorney general under hIS gUIgnol exerClse ln grave-robbIng WIth plenty "THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN" (1971 Soence-Drama) A brother John F Kennedy Brad DaVId, Veron- of grIsly fresh corpses and open wounds sateillte falls back to Earth brlnglng a 1ca CartwrIght, Harrls Yulln, Trey WIlson, "Day of the Dead," yet another George Romero death-deallng bacterla Three SClentlsts Chff DeYoung "classlc" about flesh-eatlng zombIes that lS race aga1nst the clock to 1dent1fy the fatal SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE The SNL gang goes way out so grlsly even dle-hard Romero fans have called straln and save everyone from extermlnatlon wlth a Reagan prayer put-on, a spoof of a It extreme Arthur Hlll, Davld Wayne, James Olson, Kate Barry Manllow InterVIew, the "FIrst Draft And comIng soon to a theater near you Reld, Paula Kelly Theater," a PBS Pledgeathon, an edltlon "To LIve and Dle ln LA," a nerve-wracklng DAVID LETTERMAN Late n1ght adult-or len ted enter­ of Saturday Nlght News wlth nlght newsman adventure about crlmlnal soclopaths who stalk talnment' Davld's guests are Tw1sted Slster, EdWIn Newman, a SNL fash10n show and muS1C the freeways and byways of the C1ty of angels lead slnger Dee Sn1der and comedlan Jeff by The Folksmen, and slnger Chaka Khan, Stephen Klng's "SlIver Bullet" scares, thrliis Altman Letterman talks to Snlder about the wlth "I Feel For You" and werewolves, from the master of contemporary or1g1n of the name "Twlsted Slster" and Sunday horror about the group's recent promotlonal V1Slt 'HAWAIIAN HEAT" (1984 Suspense-Comedy-Drama) "Death Wlsh III," Charles Bronson on another to Japan Altman does a stand-up comedy In thIS p1lot for a new serIes two revenge spree, terrorlzlng punks and other human routlne Chlcago polIce offIcers who cannot stand detrltus Monday the cold, deClde to qUlt and relocate ln If you run, you can stlll catch MIchael DONAHUE One out of 20 adults suffers from Hawa11 They are recruIted by the Honolulu Clmlno's "Year of the Dragon," ln whlch a SlZ­ some klnd of phobla, accordlng to Phll's speCIal drug task force and nearly lose able number of ASlan-Amerlcans are gunned down, guests Some of the problems are addressed theIr llves 1n catchlng the cocalne deal­ "Rambo," In Wh1Ch Sylvester Stallone shows us by Dr Jerylln Ross and recoverlng p~Ob1CS ers, but they do f1nd beautlful glrls' why we dldn't wln ln VIetnam (because we dIdn't Tuesday Robert Glnty Jeff McCracken Tracy Scog­ have an lndlscrlmlnate murderer at the head of DONAHUE D1scusslng the law and some perce1ved gIns, Mako Marta DubolS, Manu Tupou, our exped1tlonary forces) And for those who abuses are guests who were arrested for Dee Dee Reschne llke theIr actlon "clean" there's last week­ f1sh1ng w1th a worm for possesslon of Monday end's blg box-off1ce hlt "Invas10n USA ," marlJuana and for refuslng to reglster for DONAHUE MakIng the 40th annlversary of the starrlng Chuck Norrls, whom one crltlc descrlbed the draft llberatlon from the German death ramps, as an utterly lmpersonal destruct1ve force " "SUEZ" Based on the storY bv Sam Duncan thlS surVIvors and thelr famliles VOIce thelr There's somethlng posltlvely gladlatorlal lS the classlc drama of Ferdlnand de Lesseps protests over Presldent Reagan's V1Slt to about gOlng to the mOVIes nowaday~ If as the who bUllt the Suez Canal The story beglns a cemetery ln Bltburg, Germany, where the stud lOS lnslst, these f1lms are deslgned as In ParlS 1850 LOU1S Napoleon, nephew of remaIns of SS troopers lle burled escaplsm, then thls lS what we are escaplng to the ereat Bonaparte, lS presldent of the Tuesday cannlbal1sm ("Day of the Dead"), the terrorlza­ French Republlc Napoleon sends de Lesseps to DONAHUE Is the AIDS epldemlc Jeopardlzlng the tlon of a young gIrl ("Commando") and the Alexandrla [gypt a prov1nce of the Turklsh natlon and who 1S to blame? It IS hlgh VlVlsectlon of a woman's prlvates ("Jagged emplre where he conce1ves the 1dea of bU11d­ among drug users and homobexuals, but lts Edge") hardly a resplte from everydav real-llfe lng d canal across Egypt Tyrone Power, roots have been traced to Afrlca and outrages such as senseless serlal murders, Chlld Loretta Young Annabella, J Edward Bromberg, Ha1tl molestatlon and rape Joseph Schlldkraut Henry Stephenson Nlgel "CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS" Part The year IS The word from 20th Century-Fox, whlch IS re­ Bruce, Leon Ames 1476 Chr1btopher Columbus, a young seaman leaslng "Commando," IS that the fllm's vlolence Wednesday from Genoa Italy, IS aboard a Flemlsh has a "comIC book" feel ThIS same Justlf1catlon DONAHUE Bob and Cathy Mlgllaclo and MOJo Odo vessel en route from Genoa to Northern was used to explaln the annlhllatlon at the end are guests who have adopted over 70 Ch11- Europe when the ShIp 1S attacked by French of "Beverly H1lls Cop" and no doubt stems from dren among themselves They talk about the war~hlps and sunk Columbus manages to the fllm's attempts at humor After the mOYle'S problems of handl1ng them reach shore near Lagos, Portugal Gabr1el hero, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger Impales "THE LADY IN THE CAR WITH (LASSES At-.D A (UN" Byren, Mark Buffery VIrna L1Sl Raf Val­ a vllialn WIth a steam-heatIng pIpe, he dead­ (1969 Drama) An advertlslng executlve's lone, Rossano Brazzl, Max Von Sydow, Jack pans, "Why don't you let off some steam?" secretary becomes lnvolved In a murder case Watson, MaSSImo (lrott1 Another common ratlonale for vlolence 1S when she uses hlS car to tour France Wednesday that when murders are multlplled to the p01nt She lS startled to flnd that everywhere she DONAHUE When a w1fe's career overshadows her of rldlculousness death loses ltS stlng The goes people know her and have been her be­ husband's and she becomes the maln bread­ flIP slde of that same cOln IS that V1ewers fore After flndlng a dead man In the car's wlnner" of the two-career famlly, lt can have become so lnured to carnage they expect trunk she beglns to helleve someone 1S out sometImes lead to a dlvorce unless a 1t even from the most trlvlal confrontatlons to klll her Samantha Eggar Ollver Reed, delIcate balance of attItudes and goals The rltuallst1c murder of a young woman 1n John McEnery, Stephane Audran Blille Dlxon can be achleved "Jagged Edge," lt can be argued lS not gratu­ Program Vlew Alert Mature theme throughout "CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS' Part II Columbus heads ltouS because It f1tS wlthln the dramatlc con­ Thursday for SeVIlle to meet WIth Duke MedIna Cell text of the story But the murder sequence lS DONAHUE (uest Lynn Calne 1'0 author of 'What and IS befr1ended by Don CastIllo, the the flrst thlng we see 1n the f11m and thus Dld I Do Wrong," a book that addresses the plunder1ng son of a noble famlly and a man has no context 1n WhICh to fIt And SInce the gUllt that some mothers hold as they ra1se who wlll spend many years wlth h1m both rest of the mOVle IS a detalled examInatIon of thelr ch11dren through adulthood 1n SpaIn and on dIstant shores Gabrlel a female lawyer's dIlemma 1n defendlng a clIent "MAN-EATERS ARE LOOSE' (1978 Suspense-Drama) Byren, Larry Lamb, NIcol WIllIamson, Faye who mayor may not be gUIlty the JarrIng open­ Growlng terror stalks a small Amer1can Dunnaway, Ann Canovas, Murray MelVIn Ell lng lS all the more lnapproprlate natlonal forest communlty, WhlCh 1S menaced Wallach Ollver Reed, Anton10 MarSlna, Whenever the questlon of art vs commerclal- by two huge tlgers whose owner 1S forced Kelth Buckley Joseph Murphy 1sm arlses, the major studIOS emphaslze that to abandon them and lets them loose Tom Thursday they are ln the bUSIness to make money, 1 e , Skerrltt, Steve Forrest, G D SpradlIn, DONAHUE Rape cases have lnfurlated a nation a good product lS one that sells Because of Harry Morgan, Prlscliia MorrIll, Jenlfer After serv1ng SlX years for th1S crlme, lt the success of "Beverly HIlls Cop" and "Rambo " Shaw, DIana Muldaur has been saId by the alleged vlctlm that there lS llkely to be a deluge of slmllarly Friday the accused dId not commIt the act themed fIlms over the next couple of years If DONAHUE Guest mUSlC1ans are Peter Schlckele "DONNER PASS " (1978 Drama) An Amerlcan pIoneer Hollywood lS mak1ng product for publ1c consump­ Beverly SIlls B11ly Taylor and Wynton wages a desperate fIght to save the lIves tIon partlcularly product that WIll be lnvadlng MarsalIS They dlSCUSS classlcal and Jazz of hlS famlly that lS trapped ln deep homes VIa cable and VIdeocassettes for years to mUSlC mountaIn snows StarvatIon forces them come, shouldn't StUdlOS have the same responsl­ "BEND IN THE RIVER" (1981 Drama) ThIS IS the lnto a cholce worse than death Robert blilty to the publIC as a chlldren's-wear maker pllot fllm for the popular televlslon Fuller, DIane McBaln, Andrew Prlne John does 1n the manufacture of sleepware and bed­ serIes "The A-Team ' The team travels 1nto Anderson, Mlchall Callan, John Coucette dIng, or a soup maker In the cann1ng of vlchy­ the heart of the Amazon Jungle 1n search of (Based on an actual lncldent) ssolse?