(1) KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS
VOLUME XXII, NO 204 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSIlE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985 ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER OFFERS u.s. Envoy Gives Mbarek Message TO GO TO JORDAN FOR PEACE TALKS From Reagan UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Israe of the state of Israel -- our General Assembly Egypt's dele By DALIA BALIGH l~ Pr~me M~n~ster ShImon Peres WIsh to lIve In peace and our gates dId not take part In the Assoc1ated Press Wr1ter offered today to go to Jordan need for securlty Let us face boycott thIS year to partICIpate In a each other ab free men and wom Peres saId the negotlatlons CAIRO, Egypt -- A U S en M~ddle East peace conference en, across the negotIatIons ta may deal WIth demarcatIon of voy today delIvered a letter "I hereby proclalm The state ble " boundarIes "as well as the res from PreSIdent Reagan to Egyp of war between Israel and Jorddn However, the prIme mlnlster olutIon of the PalestInIan tIan PreSIdent Hosnl Mubarak, should be term~nated lmmedlate ruled out partlclpatlon of the problem" He saId the 1978 U S - and sa~d the message expressed ly," Peres saId "Israel de PalestIne Llberatlon Organlza broke red Camp Dav~d accords Reagan's deSIre to surmount clares thlS readIly In the hope t~on, sayIng the negotlators WIth Fgypt prOVIde a posslble straIns caused by the AchIlle that (Jordan's) K~ng Husseln IS must "represent peace, not ter baSIS for attaln~ng these ob Lauro crISIS WIllIng to reCIprocate thIS ror " Israel contends that the JectIves Mubarak has accused the step " PLO IS a terrorl~t organIzatIon Israel preVIously had express UnIted States of delIverIng a He made the offer In a speech Peres speclflced that, even ed all-out OPPOSItIon to an In "stab In the back" to Egypt by before the U N General Assembly If peace talks take place wlth ternatIonal peace conference, InterceptIng an EgyptIan Jet durIng celebratlons of the UnIt In an lnterndtlonal framework, as proposed by HusseIn But Per lIner carryIng the four hIJack ed NatIons' 40th annIversary talks between Israel and a Jor es saId, "If deemed necessary, ers of the ItalIan crUIse shIP, The statement recalled the late danIan delegatIon or comblned these negotIatIons may be InI an act he also referred to as EgyptIan Pres~dent Anwar Sadat's Jordanlan-Palestlnlan delega tIated WIth the support of ar "pIracy " 1977 offer to go to Jerusalem - tIon must be "conducted dIrect ~nternatlonal forum, as agreed U S Deputy Secretary of a Journey that paved the way to ly " The same holds for any upon by the negotIatIng states State John C WhItehead met an Israel~-Egyptlan peace trea peace talks WIth Israel's other "1111S gatherIng can take for almost two hours today ty Arab foes, he saId place before the end of thIS WIth Mubarak, and saId he hand Peres called on the PalestIn As Peres began to speak, many year, In Jordan, Israel or any ed the EgyptIan head of state Ian people to "put an end to re delegates trom Arab and commu locatIon, as mutually agreed a letter from Reagan that "ex Jectlonlsm dnd bellIgerency " nIst countrIes walked out of the upon," Peres saId "We WIll be pressed hIS contInued commIt "Let us talk," he sa~d "Come hall Such walkouts occur each pleased to attend an openIng ment to close US-EgyptIan re forth and recogn~ze the realIty tIme an IsraelI addresses the meetIng ~n Amman " latIons and hIS hope that we can now put our recent dIffer ences behInd us " ORTEGA ACCUSES UNITED STATES OF In hIS prepared statement, the AmerIcan envoy descrlbed the two countr~es' relatIons \ STATE TERRORISM' IN NICARAGUA as "close and VItal and Impor By GEORGE GEDDA tant," and saId, "Today's meet Assoc1ated Press Wr1ter Ing was a good fIrst step to ward furtherIng thlb relatLon UNITED NATIONS -- NIcaragua's Ndtlons Thursday, to u"e the thIS week's celebratIon of the ShIp " PreSIdent DanIel Orte~a today occaSIon to announce that the UnIted Ndtlons' 40th annIver There was no ImmedIate Lom accused the UnIted States of UnIted States WIll cease "Its sary ment from EgyptIan offlCldls "state terrorIsm" and saId the POlICY of aggreSSIon ,galn~t In what the Reagan admlnlS In hIS statement, h~ltehead state of emergency In hIS coun NIcaragua " trdtlon descrIbed as a "further saId Mubarak reVIewed steps try WIll be suspended once the "He on our part WIll suspend step toward ImpOSIng a totalI Egypt had taken In the AchIlle UnIted States stops ItS "aggres the state of emergency ~e have tarIan regIme," the MarXIst San Lauro affaIr, "and we now have SIons " been forced to Impose due to dlnlsta government last week Im a better understandIng of each "NIcaragua shall never klwel the aggreSSIons, as of the very posed new restrIctIons on the other's pOInt of VIew before the POlICy of state ter moment when the aggreSSIons ef freedom of speech, travel and rorIsm beIng practIced by U S fectIvely cedse," he s,ld CIV assembly, the rIght to strLke, Memorial Service rulers," the 39-year-old leader Il rIghts have been suspended and on prIvacy In the home and saId durIng a speech before the under ~lcalagua's state of emer the malls U N General ASbembly gency Sunday Ortega saLd the crack Honors Klinghoffer He challenged PreSIdent Rea Ortega IS one of several down was needed to guarantee fl By MARLENE AIG gan, who speaks at the UnIted world leaders partICIpatIng In nal vlctory over the Contras Assoc1ated Press Wr1ter
~EW YORK -- Leon Kllnghof fer was the VICtIm of "a holo caust of one," and IllS murder aboard a MedIterranean crUIse lIner hlJacked by four Pales tInIans defIes understandIng, a rabbI saId today at memorIal serVIces for the 69-year-old New Yorker "There was no JUbtlflcatlon for Leon's murder I cannot conceIve of hIS brutal slaYIng beIng God's WIll," RabbI Har vey Tattelbaum told more than 600 mourners dt Temple Shaaray Teflla on Manhattan's East SIde "Many thIngs are fInIte But not human stupIdIty and hu man cruelty," the rabbI saId durLng the 50-mInute serVIce A frIend of Kllnghoffer's, CharlotLe SpIegel, who was on the AchIlle Lauro when Kllng hoffer was slaIn. spoke at the .. funeral, as dId Kllnghoffer's daughters, LIsa and Tlsa "Daddy, you worked so hard, t,\ had so much hardshIp and never complaIned," lIsa saId "The Nelson Plans FarmAld II world knows you now as a hero, Wlllle Nelson says lt was Jlllllny Cagney's suggestlOn to plan a FarrnAld concert at New York's but you were always a hero to Yankee Stad1um next sum~er to help ra1se money for the natlon's f1nanc1ally troubled farmers us " Nelson, whose 14-hour concert Sept 22 1n Champalgn, III (above), showcased more than 50 An Army honor guard, feder top rock, country and blues performers, 1ncludlng Bob Dylan, Nell Young and John Cougar Mellen al offICIals, hIS grIeVIng WId camp, sald FarmA1d II wlll be held June 1 1n "fhe House That Ruth BU1lt " ow, and a dozen other relatIves "After FarmA1d, Mr Cagney sald he wanted to do lt aga1n 1n New York C1ty so all those Clty and frIends gathered Sunday In people m1ght be made more aware of the problems that farmers are hav1ng," Nelson told the Des a remote corner of Kennedy AIr M01nes (Iowa) Reglster 'n an 1ntervlew publlshed Sunday (AP Laserphoto) port to meet Kllngho[[er's body when It arrIved from Rome LOCAL/WORLD NEWS PACE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985
Sunday school Ch1l dren, rang1ng 1n age from 2 to 10 years, perform at the Island Memor1al Chapel As slst1ng the students lS Becky Chldsey, left
(Photo b' BETH SHOLAR, Kentron Photo Lab) Sunday School Children Singing A Joyous Occasion By COURTNEY DANKO VOlces, ~lnglng "Jesus Loves Me," "Every SIng In front of everyone Sunday, and we A JOYous occaslon lhat was ChrIstIan body Ought to Know Who Jesus Is," "Father, dIdn't make her It's a tun-type thlng, Educatlon Dlrector Darryl frlggs' goal I Adore Thee," and "Love, Love, Love" and I thInk they all enjoyed It," he add- for the Sunday mornIng mUSlcal performance Accordlng to Trlggs, the secret to ed by approxlmately 60 Sunday school stu reachlng the goal IS In the level of dlf MUSIC leaders [or the chlldren qre dents flculty of the ~ongs the chIldren sIng AlIce Pennlngton and Ronda ~artln TrIggs The chIldren -- rangIng In age from 2 "We try to gIve the chIldren easy songs, says Sunday school classes Include a mUS1C to 10 year~ -- attaIned that goal, he and try not to have veri compllcated ~eSSlon each week, "but for the la~t two sald, for themselv~s and thl congregatIon songs that would make It a chore for them or three weeks we've bLen gearIng for Sun at the 11 a m serVlce Oct 1] at the Is to sIng" He dlso stressed that there was day's per[ormdnce " land MemorIal Chapel no pressurc placed on the chIldren "We Becky ChIdsey aSSlsted the ledders for After practlclng for approxImately don't force dnyone to do anything There the SundJ) mornIng performance, and Pen three weeks, the students lIfted thelr WdS one little gIrl who dIdn't want to nIngton accompanIed, plaYIng the plano .------Lt. Col. Richard Gates DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY HEAOQt..ARTEHS I"WAJAlEIN MISStL E RANGE To Speak At Meeting BO~ 2b APO SAN f- AAN(.ISCO qss S By DARLENE KOENIG October 18, 1985 Global NMA The (lobal Chapter of Natlonal Manage BMDSC-RK ment A~soclallon's October general member ShlP meetlng WIll ffeature, as our speaker, Lt Col RILhard E Gates, chIef of Range OperatIons, TO THE KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY ~~~ KwaJaieln MISSIle Range Gates IS a graduate of the UnIverSIty of ArlLona WIth a bachelor of SClence degree, and holds a master of 'oClence degree from the KwaJaleln M1ssIle Range has completed another fIscal I year operatIng WI thIn our energy budget Operat1ng WI th1n Royal ~llltary College of th1S budget reqUIres total commun1ty support I congratulate SCIence, Shrlvenham Fngland you on your efforts In conserVIng energy at KMR He was also educated In the Alr Defense Artlilery baslc and ~dvance courses, rang ENERGY er aIrborne and aVlator schools, and the Th1S week, October 20 26, has been selected as Commdnd dnd General Staff College M'lARENESS WEEK, wIth the theme "Energy SecurIty for Peace of us Gates' experlence 1n the U S Army In and Prosper1ty" ThIS 1S an opportun1ty for each cludes platoon leader, battery executIve to determIne how we can better conserve energy and share offIcer, battery commander and battalIon these 1deas WIth our frIends, neIghbors, and colleagues operatlons offlCer wlth alr defense artIl lery unIts He spent one year In V1etnam Let's all JOIn together to make thIS an even more dS an 0-1 "bird-dog" pIlot Cates gaIned eff1cIent year In our energy conservatIon program by mISSIle testlng experIence as a test offI personally takIng the responSIbIlIty to use only the energy cer at the U S Army AIr Defense Board, as that we need a test offIcer on the PatrIot MlSSlle Sys tem at WhIte Sands Mlsslle Range, and as Slncerely, chIef of data collectIon for the JOlnt Test Force on Area AIr Defense He also has ex perIence In research and development as the aIr defense offlcer In the Advanced Systems Concepts Offlce at Redstone Arsen a l Ala w~s:i~ Gates WIll address our organlzatlon Colonel, FIeld ArtIllery CommandIng wlth "The KMR MISSIon -- It's Instrumenta tIon Quallty and Contlnulng Advancpments " All NMA members, spouses and guests are encouraged to ,ttend thlS meetlng Thursday, Income Gap Widens Between College, High-School Grads Oct 24, In the Yokwe Yuk Club Banyan Room AttItude adjustment begIns at 6 ]0 pm, By CHRISTOPHER CONNELL and the meetIng WIll start at 7 Assoc1ated Press Wr1ter ------~------Peter Seplelll saId In a report tItled "Fd I l WASHINGTON -- A new Census Bureau study I Sun fInds a sharp rIse In recent years In the ucatlon In the Unlted States 1940-1983" Su rf And I 1 ' ('1 gap In Income~ between those who earned a Onp pOSSIble lxplanatlon, the analysts 'I college ~heepskln lnd those who have only sald, IS that the flood of baby boomers - Monday, Oct 2 t , 1985 the out-slzed gener,tlon born from 1946 to \,Jeekend ralnfdll 1 ]0 a hlgh-school dlploma I III J I The e~rnlngs dlfterLntlal had narrowed 1964 -- depressed entry-level earnIngs In I 8 12 In the late 1960s lnd thL 1970s, leadIng the Job market for }ears hut now that I , 80 72 " I \ I I, some to W1rn of a "glut" of college gradu "the hah\ -bonn! j lood (h 1S) ~tarted to re ! I " , ates and to qlle~L Ion the v 11110' uf that 111- (cdc" roJ leg, gr-ldll,tes 1re commandlng l 6 ]7 a m veo,tment tllghL r p,v I t.,u! , I 6 30 P m VOLl'lg L 2 SR p m But the new report rt'lfe1~ul \~ednec,d,y rn 1958 the medIll In('omt of the I "1, 1L 11 I round tlldt Llll "return" Oil ('ollcge (du(' I college grlClulte W1C, <:;'),970, (omp;]red wlth " "11.., L L 2 09 a m hl~ f III L 12 41 d m 4 2'-2 0] m 3 8' t J(Jn 1 L 'r 0 \>Il n " J g 11 11 C,4,6Cl8 I-or those who I"'ot wellt to h P
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In,," ((11'-,1'" lilll\/'oL--, Illve 1 (l'\L II I lild "IS 789 for the hlf"ll-~dlool gr Iduat ~ ------~------J WORLD NEWS HOURGLASS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985, PAGE 3 Charles And Diana Italy's President Chooses Craxi 'Neurological Event' Calmly Steamroll To Form New Government Briefly Impairs By SAMUEL KOO Four Years' Gossip Assoclated Press Wrlter Heart Patient's Speech By MARCUS ELIASON By ROD SNYDER Assoclated Press Wrlter ROME -- PreSIdent Francesco the UnIted States of master Assoclated Press Wrlter CossIga today asked BettIno mIndIng the Oct 7 seIzure of LONDON -- Jok~ng and smll~ng, CraxI to form a new government the AchIlle Lauro crUIse shIp HFRSHFY, Pa -- Doctors saId Pr~nce Charles and Pr~ncess to replace hIS coalItIon that An AmerIcan passenger was kIlled they WIll resume searchIng for D~ana calmly steamrolled the fell apart over hIS handlIng of durIng the two-day hIjackIng a human heart for the fIrst steady bu~ldup of gOSSIp that the AchIlle Lauro hIjackIng Abbas and the four hIjackers reCIpIent of the artIfICIal has accumulated around the~l crISIS were on an EgyptIan plane that Penn State heart, despIte a marr~age Cosslga's deCISIon had been was Intercepted by U S war "neurologIcal event" that brIef In a 45-mlnute ~ntervlew w~th expected follOWIng three days of planes and forced to land In ly ImpaIred hIS speech Independent Telev~s~on News seen consultatIons WIth leaders of SICIly The four hIJackers, now The Hershey MedIcal Center Sunday n~ght by an est~mated the fIve polItIcal partIes of JaIled In Spoleto, are charged surgeons who Implanted the 20 m~ll~on v~ewers, the couple CraxI's old Cab~net WIth seIZIng the ShIP and slay mechanIcal deVIce In Anthony d~d what Br~tlsh royalty does PolItICIans predIcted that Ing Leon Kllnghoffer, 69, of Mandla's chest as a stopgap best -- apply the common touch CraxI, a ~oclallbt, would try New York C~ty saId Sunday that the patIent whIle ma~nta~n~ng theIr regal to put together a government GIovannI Spadollnl, the de IS "a good transplant candIdate aplomb WIth the same partIes -- the fense mInIster, saId hIS prInCI at thIS pOInt," accordIng to At least part of theIr pur ChrIstIan Democrats, SOCIalIsts, pal dIsagreement w~th CraxI was hospItaL spokesman Dr James W pose In grantIng the unprece RepublIcans, Soc~al Democrats over the handlIng of the affaIr, BurnSide dented lnteevlew was, as Buck and LIberals not over the fact that Abbas Mandla showed no eVIdence Ingham Palace sa~d, to dIspel Craxl was expected to begIn was allowed to leave Italy of complIcatIons today from "the remarkable stor~es" that soundIng out the former coalI He obJected to beIng left out Sunday's problem, and was s~t have sprung up suggestIng theIr tIon partners ImmedIately ot the deCISIon and saId the tlng up In bed and talkIng to marrIage had gone sour Under fIre from WashIngton PalestIne Llberdtlon Organ17a nurses, hospItal spokesman GOSSIp columnIsts suggested and a coalItIon partner for hIS non otflclal should have been Scott Lux saId that theIr 12-year age dIffer role In the aftermath of the questIoned by ItalIan JudICIal ence was takIng ItS toll The crUIse shIP hllalklng, Craxi authorItIes betore beIng allow HawaII Military prInce, at 36, was reported to resIgned ab premIer labt Thurs ed to fly to Yugosldvla be turnIng vegetarIan, communIng day, brIngIng down Italy's 44th Oct 12 Forces Reorganizing WIth dead relatIves on a OlllJa postwar government WashIngton had asked Itall8n board, and dabblIng In folk The RepublIcan Party SplIt authorItIes to detaIn Abbas, HONOLULU (AP) -- (round com medICIne Lady DIana, It saId, from CraxI's center-left coalI but CraxI saId ItalIan magIS bat forces In HawaII are beIng was bored ColumnIsts suggested tIon over the government dec 1- trates found InsuffIcIent cause reorganIzed In order to respond she was beneath hIm Intellectu bIUil tu release the Falest~ne and that Abbas was carryIng an more qUIckly to trouble In the ally, obsessed WIth rock mUSIC, LIberatIon Orgdnl~dlIun offI IraqI passport gIVIng hIm dIP PaCIfIC, accordIng to ~ report clothes and shoppIng, at odds c1al Hohammed Abbas, accubed by lomatIC status publIshed Sunday WIth other members of the royal The changes Involved sheddIng famIly UA W Of Canada Approves Contract and repOSItIonIng some heaVIer But under the gentle probIng mIlItary equ~pment, and redUCIng of SIr AlastaIr Burnet, all the By CHARLES CAMPBELL numbers of troopb, the report storIes suddenly seemed SIlly Assoclated Press Wrlter saId "By the tIme It ended," comment The Army's 25th Infantry ed the TImes of London, "there TORONTO -- UnIted Auto Work ference Sunday DIVISIon has been parLd to a was lIttle comfort left for ers of Canada members overwhelm Robert Whl te, presldent of lIght fIghtIng force of 10,700, those who chronIcle royalty In Ingly approved a new contract the newly Independent UnIted ab oppobed to the preV~OUb the less fastIdIOUS prInts " WIth Chrysler (orp 's lanadlan Auto Workerb of (anada saId he 13,000 soldlerb Ab one of fIve laxalt Says Marcos SubSIdIary today, clearIng the expected the pact, reached <;un Army lIght dlvlslonb, the 25th way for 10,000 workers to end a day after an all-nIght bargaIn would be able to deploy Its men Calls Communist SIx-day strIke and return to Ing seSSIon, would be ratIfIed and eqUIpment In the western work, the unIon announled eaSIly In today'b votIng by the PaCIfIC In 478 burtles of C-141 Insurgency 'Manageable' OnIon spokesman (eorge Ehrlng rank-and-flle aIrcraft over four days the WASHINGI0N (AP) -- Sen Paul saId 97 2 percent of the workers Analysts have estImated report saId Laxalt says PhIlIPPIne PreSIdent votIng at lucal meetIngs en Chrysler's losses at $15 mIl PreVIously, pl~ns called FerdInand E Marcos has assured dorsed the pact and that "Just lIon a day from the strIke, tor 1,443 tllghts over a~ much hIm that the ASIan natIon's com under" 8,000 members voted WhI( h began Wednesday In both ab two weeks tor deployment, munIst Insurgency IS manageable The agreement could lIght a U1unt rl e" the otflclals saId, accordIng Laxalt, who carrIed a person fIre under talks to end a SIX In the UnIted Stateb com to an artIcle publIshed Sunday al message of concern from Pres day walkout by 70,000 employees pany and Onlted Auto Workers In the JOInt edItIon of the Ident Reagan to Marcos, saId In the UnIted ~tateb, company bargaIners today returned to Honolulu Star-BulletIn and the the PhIlIpPIne leader also prom and unIon offICIals saId negotIatIons at Chrysler's Honolulu Advertlber Ised full and faIr electIons The company saId It planned headquarters In HIghland Park, Onder the new plans, the 1st WIthout concedIng that preVIOUS to reopen ItS four (anadlan Mlch , Sdld company bpokeswoman MarIne AmphIbIOUS BrIgade, based electIons had been unfaIr, The plants for today'b afternoon Ann Lalas The talks recessed at Kaneohe MarIne Corps AIr WashIngton Post reported Sunday shIft, but IUt back to tour FrIday tal a weekend meetlng of StatIon here, would be an 8,700- Marcos, who has ruled the hour shIfts untIl the U S local UAW leaders ,n HuntSVIlle, man qUIck depluyment force The PhIlIPPInes for 20 years - strIke IS settled If the walk Ala , where [lAW PreSIdent Owen brIgade would use Lombat eqUip about half of those under mar out contInues next week, Chrys Bleber won a vote ot confIdence ment lucated un ShIPS babed In tIal law -- also offered to step ler oftlCldls ~ay they WIll have Chrysler VIce PreSIdent Thomas (uam, the report bald aSIde whenever a qualIfIed suc to layoff the (anadlan workers W Mlner saId 1n a statement re The MarInes would receIve cessor emerged but saId none ") thInk It has to add some leased today, "We are very pleas a month's worth of combat gear has come forward, Laxalt saId prebsure to the Un,ted States ed WIth the settlement In Canada and supplIes through 120 AIr Laxalt denIed a New York negotIatIons," W,lllam J FIsh and have every hope of reachIng Force supply flIghts, the re TImes report that Marcos re er, rhrvsler Canada Ltd's chIef an agreement In the [Inlted States port saId The ShIpS would be Jected Reagan's plea for reform negotIator, told a news (on- as soon as poss~ble " based In Guam and Tlnlan
South AfrIca's system of en ) r FinanCial News forced raCIal segregatIon HONOLOLU (AP) -- Up to 8 Briefly Doll ][ Lloblng In Inches of raIn fell In parts TOKV( wdo, JOHANNE<;BURG, South AfrIca BOSTON (AP) -- IntenSIve of Oahu In the 24-hour perIod 214 35 yen, (AP) -- RIval black mobs care for babIes born too small that ended Sunday afternoon In $ 1nd lr IU-Lch w , fought WIth clubs and spears because theIr mothers smoked the wettest weather the Island 2 1572 SWISS francs and set fIre to a government durIng pregnancy costs Amerlcanb has had thIS year C1 OSI 'Jl '1b lAl S offIce bUIldIng outSIde Johan- $152 mIllIon a year ~n medIcal Gold off 10 at 326 40 nesburg today, and uncomfIrmed expenses, a new study concludes VOLCANO, HawaII" CAP) -- S~lv~r off 01 at 6 13 reports saId at least three KIlauea Volcano erupted agaIn DO\, JO\r S U USll~C AVLRAGCS people were burned to death, BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP) -- An early today, the 38th phase of 30 fpOll lllllc, reSIdents saId anonymous caller claImIng to an eruptIon that began Jan 3, off 4 70 at 1364 14 "The place IS chaos," saId speak for the kIdnappers of 1983 20 Trano,[l0r t It Ions one WItness In the Meadow- four ~ovlets saId Sunday they GeologIst George UlrIch saId off 1 41 at 658 94 lands dIstrIct of Soweto, the have killed a second captIve the latest outburst at Pu'u 0'0 15 ULlll tIee, sprawlIng black townshIp south- and dumped hIS body near the vent In the east rIft zone be- west of Johannesburg CIte <;portlve stadIum In south gan at 3 a m WIth lava foun- up a 51 at 154 95 65 Stock" FIghtIng has flared In BeIrut, the VOIce of Lebanon talns reachIng as hIgh as 1,000 Soweto SInce Thursday between radIO reported But a police feet He saId there are several off 1 16 at 551 88 VOLL'HF 95,680,000 shares black groups dIVIded by trIbal search after nIghtfall was short lava flows to the south- I <,Ie LISTlNGS loyaltIes and dIfferIng VIews called off after an hour when east, WIth the longest of the 111 CRA( r Sl LRwOOD LIBRARY ..o.n ... h.o.W .. t.o ... c.o.n.f.r.o.n .. t .. a.p.a.r.t.h.e .. l.d., ....n.o ... c.o.r.p.s.e .. w.. a.s .. f.o.u.n .. d...... t.h.r.e.e .. s.t .a.. r.t.I.n.g .. ..t o .. S.l.O.W .. d.o.w .. n~ ___ 1 WORLD/LOCAL NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, OCTOBFR 21, 1985 SURVIVORS OF HIJACKING TELL TALES OF TERROR By JOHN PARLMELEE AssOclated Press Wrlter GENOA, Italy -- "They brought chocolate Goteborg, Sweden, had plcked up a shlp-tO SyrIan terrltorlal waters to the ch1ldren," one crew member sa1d, shore conversatlon lndlcatlng the 24,000- "Everyone dld hIS part," Prlme Mlnlster treasur1ng the one br1ght fragment 1n a ton vessel was ln plrate hands Bettlno Craxl sald later "SyrIa prevented black memory of terror and murder abodrd Forelgn Mlnlster GlullO Andreottl be the docklng of the shlp ln ItS port and the Ach1lle Lauro gan maklng dlplomatlc contacts -- wlth the forced lt to flnd other moorlngs, WhlCh lt Those who had sklpped the land tour UnIted States, Egypt, Israel and Yasser dld not " were havlng a lunch as lazy as the ShlP'S Arafat, leader of the Palestlne LIberatIon Tuesday mornlng, Amerlcans and Brltons pace along the Egyptlan coast Thelr Jaws Organlzat1on were led upstaIrs to the brIdge Those re froze at the chlll1ng, staccato sounds out Defense Mlnlster G10vannl Spadollnl malnlng below wondered and worrled slde But they soon moved agaln, because placed the armed forces on alert and dlS "There were tlmes when people sald no lt couldn't be gunflre, Just someone play patched reconnalssance aIrcraft one had been hurt, or when others saId lng a Joke wlth flrecrackers For the ShlP'S captaln, Gerardo De Rosa, that four people had been shot, or two had Then plrates wlth automatlc weapons the ordeal began when fIrst mate Glovannl been shot," saId Nevlle Wlillamson, of pushed the ShlP'S offlcers through the Massa rushed lnto hlS cabIn and "told me South AfrIca "Eventually we were all so door and f1red lnto the celllng It was there were terrorlsts aboard " confused that we Just told ourselves, 1 15 p m on Monday, Oct 7 The nIght The 51-year-old captaln, who has saIled 'Let's hope lt'S all not true '" mare crUlse had begun, and one of the ter for three decades under the Flotta Lauro The Amerlcars and BrItons remalned un rIfled people ln that room would dle flag, was called to the brldge over the der a brolilng sun for about flve hours When the Achlile Lauro docked Wednesday ShIP'S loudspeaker Once there, he found "When they were brought back down I could nlght ln Genoa, ltS home port, lt carrIed hlmself starIng down the barrels of two see the terror on the faces of the old 313 crew members and 19 passengers 1'los t automatIC weapons women," sald Amlcone, the maltre d'hotel of the more than 800 passengers on the De Rosa sald he was under guard "every Some thought they heard the muffled crUlse had left for a brlef tour to the second" untIl the hlJackers surrendered to crack of shots, but they couldn't be sure pyramlds before the Shlp was hlJacked, or Palestlnlan negotlators and EgyptIan au 1t was gunflre they had gotten off ln Port SaId, Egypt, thorItIes 51 hours later RadIO monltors of the hlJackers' con after the hlJackers surrendered The hIjackers Isolated holders of Amer versat10ns heard one say they had kliled ThlS lS what happened, based on lnter ICdn and Brltlsh passports on one slde of an Amerlcan passenger Other reports saId VIews by The Assoclated Press and offICIal the lounge and herded the others agalnst two Amerlcans had been kIlled reports the bar at the Opposlte end None of the people lntervlewed sa1d The maltre d'hotel, Slro Amlcone, was As the sun set over the eastern Medlter they saw Leon Kllnghoffer ln h1s wheel slttlng wlth the chef when the hIjackers ranean on the f1rst day of the hlJacklng chalr belng led to a rall or hls murder, arrlved, clutchlng hand grenades, and be an uneasy rhythm settled In between cap or hlS body belng tossed overboard gan shootlng holes ln the celilng WIth tors and captIves In the swelterIng But there were traces of the 60-year Kalashnlkov automatIc rlfles smoke-fIlled room old New Yorker's death "We had thought someone was klddlng "When we dsked for sandWIches, we got A ShIP fIreman, who refused to glve hlS maybe WIth those flrecrackers that you sandwlches When we asked for blankets, name saId he spotted a large pool of use on holIday," AmIcone saId, slttlng In blankets ,.Jere brought" a crew member blood whlle maklng hIS rounds Tuesday, the same dlnlng room 10 days later He sald "Trey brought chocolate to the Oct 8 the afternoon Kllnghoffer was pOlnted to the celilng where some bullet chlldren " killed holes remaIned, desplte repaIr work to Two ot the h1Jackers, who appeared to "I saw blood on the deck Then I get the ShIP ready for ItS next crUlse be 1n thelr late teens to early 20s, realIzed somethIng horrlble had happened," "I started to stand up then they seemed less thredtenlng than theIr two he sald "Then there (vas SIlence No one started to shoot at the ceIlIng and to pa rtners \.Jho had "cold eyes " wanted to talk about It " shout at everybody to put theIr hands up "One of them was verv young, very ll.k MarlO Ercolano the bartender, lS one and to shut up We all sat down" he scnd able barely bIg enough to carry hIS of 10 people lnvestlgators say may be able Susan Shaw of Durban, South AfrIca glln " saId 32-year-old stewardess Esther to shed lIght on the kllLlng sald, "We saw the offIcers comIng In WIth Blesele of Bdsel, SWItzerland "He told Ercolano saId he d1d not see or hear thelr hands over theIr heads and the ter us hIS fdther mother and brother had been the crIme bllt later recounted how one rorIsts WIth theIr mdchlne guns out be kIlled bv the Israells and that he had no Palestlnldn rolled up hIS sleeve to dlS hInd them and we realIzed It wa~ for real home play scratch marks the hIjacker claImed We all dlved under the table " The hlJackers cldiming to belong to were mAde hy "that old AmerIcan" More than 600 passengers h,d gone the Pale~tlne Llheratlon Front, thredtened AmIcone saId a Sh1P'S barber was taken ashore at AlexandrIa for a SIghtseeIng to blow up the shl.p and k1ll the Pds~en outSIde by hlJa~kers and when he WdS next tour that was to reJoln the ShIP at Port gers unlesb lsrlel reled~ed 50 Pdlestlnlan seen "he WdS ln ~hock " Sald Most of the 500-odd people caught prIsoners The ShlP'S captaIn saId "They told me aboard by the hlJdckers were crew memhers fhe pIrates were re~tle~~ sWlnglng they k1lled someone Then they gave me who regularly m,ke the 12-day run to ports from good humor to bad hIS p3ssport and sald, 'That one '" ln Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, Greece and the ItalIan offlllal~ broddened thelr In LIfe and commerce go on, so the sleek, ItalIan lsland of CaprI ternatI0nal efforts Andreottl the for bille and whlte Achlile Lauro left Genoa It was nearly seven hours before ItalI elgn mInIster talked by telephone w~th Thursdav for AlexandrIa, WIth fresh flow an authorItIes learned that the ShIP had Syr1dn PreSIdent Hafez Assad The AchIlle ers on the dInIng room tables and a fresh been hlJacked A coastal radIO statlon In Lauro had moved north, Just outslde cargo of 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Edltor's note Th1S lS the "Are you sure It's onlv an whIle you'rt' slt'eplng Ynu h,v(' IWO weeks If 1 t were;] WI ntE r last of the Buchwald reprlnts 'e~ght-hour thIng'?" she asked to std:, In bed for two d lyS " (old I'd say vou'd be better In "It Lould bL the '24-hour bug' "Bu t I (a n 't ., I a y "n be d for fIve, mClyhe C,IX days Kut you By ART BUCHWALD Harold hId It last week Do you two d;]yc; I' hdve' dn ()( tube r cold It c, al- Because medIcal costs are hdvL "ny fevLr l " "Look" 01\ '-lster .,'lid "Il' most Impo~bIhJe to get rId of rISIng so East, more and more "A latle -- mavhe 100 " YOU don't wlnt medIca] advIcl. You he'lr my VOIce? It'.., beLn people are dl"gnoslng thLIr own "That's thL '24-hour bug' don't ask me " lIke thIS SlneL August" Illnesses or, worse stIll, for sure DrInk lots of flUIds "But suppose my cold goes those of theIr frIends The and take aspIrIn. dnd you'll be dWdY 1 n 24 hours I" government would do well to able to shake a off " "That's when It can become make a study of how these non I really hadn't counted on the most dangerous You thlnk profeSSIonal dIagnoses are af staYIng In bed for 24 hours, It's gone dway and then a week fectIng the natIon's health hut It'S stupId to fIght a bug later you wake up and It'S back pIcture My other SIster called up w~th a vengeance I'd rather The other dav I had a cold 10 mInutes later "[dlth says have a two-week bout WIth a It was Just lIke the ones you you've got a '24-hour bug '" chest cold than a '24-hour bug' see or teleVISIon I was "I don't know If It's a btlg WhICh snLaks up on you lIke a sneeZIng, coughIng and lookIng or Just a lold " thiLf In the nIght" mournfully at my WIfe I called "Is your nose red from hlow Word travels fast In Wash my secret~ry at the offIce and lng It l " Ington and Flfln W1S terse saId I wouldn't be In because "Yah, sure It 1., {.Jh,) do YOU and to the pOInt "Healy tpils I felt lousy ask?" me you have an Incurable form "You must have one of those "Then you don't have a ' 24- of pneumonIa 'eIght-hour tlllngs' that's go hOtlr hug' YOtl h,ve a '48-hour "lIther th,t," I saId, "or Ing all around town," she saId VIrus an 'elght-hour thIng' or a "You'll feel perfectly well "~1y set renn said 111 I had '2!.-hour bug' or a '48-hour tomorrow " WdC, an 'E Ight-hour thl ng , How VIrus or a two-week bout WIth eIght hours seemed to be 3 come you moved It up to 4H the flu or a SImple cold I'm reasonable tIme to have a laId hours?!! waItIng on lnother opInIon and I was lookIng forward to "The 'e~gnt-hour th1ng' lS rIght now" staYIng In bed, partiLularly entlrel, dlfftrt'nt You feel "f-rom whom?" SInce the Toronto Blue J lys md funny but \our nose dnesn't I thInk T mIght h lVe bpon "M, druggIst He says DetrOIt wpre playIng a crucldl get red when yOU blow It Th,' all nght txupt thdt my s,"( thLrc's '1 lot of It gOIng game '2!.-hour btlg' rlls all the '-ymp retdn' tnld He Jly I Wl'- h,'me around " My SIster called, and I told toms lOf the 'eIght-hour' nne, wIth the tlu "What'c, gOlng dround?" her I had one of those "eight eXCE pt tIn t you cough a ] ot He 'aIled, of cour.,e "J "'rou name It, al\d he says hour thIngs that's been gOIng The '4H-hour VIrus' mlkt's ynu feel flOr you," he saId "You he's never seen so much of It around " sneeze, cough and perspire won't be able to shake It lor gOIng around " THE LONELY BUSINESS OF GETTING TOUGH
ldltor's note George Gedda clal pllne 10 d,vs 1 It, r, thL str,tlons In [llro over thl thl rllsh prl(1rlty to wlilch of has cove~ed tne State Depart UnltLd c,t,ttS hel., learnld that pJst fe w d 1\ C, c,uggec,ts thEe II C, tIllals hen ltt1.ch fr~Lndly ment for The Assoclated Press combltlng terrorlsm l III fc",]( [ VIew lS not Shlrtd 111 Fgl[1t rclltlons WIth thdl country Slnce 1975 a heavy pr Hl to c, 1v thl leilc,t ThL ~ILW hLre IS that If By GEORGE GEDDA Ihe Idm~n~strltion ~" hlrd PrLc,ldcnt Hosnl Mublrak Fg\pt turns Ltc; bJC'k on the Assoc1ated Press Wrlter pressed to t 1 nd In, onc, ,"Idl hdIlLd b\ thL adml1l1strltlon UnIted Stlt,., ,nd lbandons its from I.,rlel, who elgrlls With dS pcrh1p" Lh", Arlh world's (Ommltl'll It to pellL WIth Is- WASHI"l( roN -- lor PreSldent ItC, \l1L1'! thdt, In tht .,truggle l( JdIng modelate, h,s hccn r III the prOc,pLe t of 1llother Reagdn, what'c, been hlppenInr aglln.,t terrorIsm extrlordI downrIght Immodlrltc In hiS Arab-Isrlell Wlf would heIghten for the p l...,t UvO Wl ek., lrnund n'lr\ mc hurl" Ire luc,tdhd e r~tIclsm of the lclrnllllc,tr 1- (onsiderIbiv thL rIm llf thl MEdltLrrdlllLln o[ at lc ,C,t lIndlr.,tlndlbll tlon Th, ,dmlPlc,trHIon belleves prOVLc, that getllng lven WIth 1 'Ikl tht 1 s"ue ot sall( tLl lrv It,l i Jll luthorlt lCC, 1rr( e,le d many hovernmenls lcfuSL to gIve terrurlst..., 1" no "Lln"ll mdtUr AftEr the 1"roel, lttdlk In thL fUll!" \clllile r·"tt·o hl]l(k ml)[l tlnll rh
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lead In baseball's 82nd World McGee WIth the fIrst run of the nlght for No 3 and 4 hltters who had been Ineffec Serles St LOUIS tlve offenslvely In Game 1 Pendleton's two-out double capped a TltO Landrum followed WIth a bloop dou And Lelbrandt seemed more than up to four-run InnIng off Royals' left-hander ble Just falr down the rlght-fleld llne, maklng that stand up Charlle Lelbrandt, who carrled a two-hIt sendlng Clark to thlrd, and Ceasar Cedeno GOlng Into the nlnth, he had allowed ter Into the lnnlng was walked Intentlonally That brought up only SIngles by Pendleton In the thIrd In It put the CardInals In commandlng Pendleton, who turned a key double play nlng and Landrum In the fourth, and had posltlon to Wln thelr second Serles In Saturday nIght WIth a runnIng, back-to let only one other Cardlnal reach base - four years the-plate catch and throw Clark on a walk In front of Landrum's hlt Thlrty-flve tImes, teams have won the Kansas CIty Manager DICk Howser had re He also had retlred 13 stralght batters flrst two games In a Serles, and 27 tlmes llef ace Dan QUIsenberry warmlng up In the But ~cGee was not to be the 14th, and they have gone on to WIn bullpen, but he stuck wlth Leibrandt It the Cardlnals were not to be the vlctlms Game 3 WIll match Cardlnals rlght-hand was the wrong declslon of the flrst SerIes complete-game shutout er Joaquln AndUJar, 21-12 durIng the sea Pendleton hlt a 2-1 pItch Into the Slnce 1983 son but largely Ineffectlve the past month, left-fJeld corner, scorlng all three run Instead, they became the flrst team to agalnst the Royals' ace, 21-year-old rlght ners and chaSIng Lelbrandt Wln the flrst two games on the road Slnce hander Bret Saberhagen, 20-6 QUlsenberrv came, walked Darrell Porter 1972, when Oakland dld It In Clncinnatl Wlille McGee started the rally WIth a Intentlonally and then got Andy Van Slyke and went on to WIn the Serles In seven double down the left-fleld lIne, onlv the on a pop-up to center to end the Innlng And they became the flrst team Slnce the thIrd hIt off Lelbrandt But McGee had to But the damage had been done and Lel 1939 New York Yankees to Wln after trall walt at second whIle Ozzle SmIth grounded brdndt was a nlnth-lnnlng VIctIm for the Ing 2-0 In the ninth out and Tommy Herr flew out to shallow second tlme thlS post-season Now the Cardlnals have a bIg lead, plus rIght Lelbrandt, In almost total control be the advantage of comlng home, where they Jack Clark, whose two-out, three-run fore the nInth, lost to Toronto last Satur had the second-best record In baseball thlS homer In the nInth Innlng beat the Los An- dav In Game 4 after taklng d 1-0 lead Into season and where trev swept the Dodgers College Football Roundup Eagles Drop Co\vboys Last-Second Field Goal Lifts Iowa By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A reJuvendted Ron Jaworskl led the Phll By HERSCHEL NISSENSON adelphla Eagles to a 16-14 vlctory over AP Football Wrlter bllt 13-13, No 17 LSU blanked Kentucky the Dallas Cowboys Sunday In a game Jawor Bo Jackson's flYlng feet and Robble Bos 10-0, No 18 UCLA nlpped Washington State Skl called the "bIggest WIn slnce we beat co's accurate arm railled Auburn and Brlg 31-30 and Notre Dame got past prevlously Dallas In the ~atlonal Conference champlon ham Young wlth record-breakIng perfor unbeaten No 19 Army 24-10 ShlP game In 1980 " mances, but It was the terrIfIC toe of Rob , * Jaworskl's fourth-perlod, 36-yard pass Houghtlln that kept Iowa on top of the FAST to wlde receIver Kenny Jackson rallIed the college football world Navv 56, Ldfayette 14 Eagles to thelr flrst Natlondl Football Whlle Houghtlln' s last-second 29-Y:Hd Plttsburgh 38, Rutgers 10 League VIctory over Dallas Slnce a 24-20 fIeld goal, hlS fourth of the game, was SlIppery Rock 10, Lock Haven 0 Phlladelphla trlumph In 1982 glvlng Iowa a dramatIC 12-10 vlctory over Temple 45, Wlillam & Mary 6 Jaworskl was benched after beIng shut runner-up Mlchlgan In a rdre matchup of the SOUTH out by the New York Glants In the season's natIon's two top-ranked teams No 3 Okla ClnClnnatl 31, LOUlsvllle 9 fIrst game, but has been Impresslve Slnce homa, fourth-ranked Arkansas, ~o 15 Ala Clemson 21, Duke 9 replaCing rookle Randall Cunnlngham bama and No 19 Army were beaten No 16 Maryland 26 Wake Forest 3 The Eagles tralled 14-9 wlth 10 07 re Georgla was tIed and most of The ASSOCIat MISSISSIPPI State 31, Tulane 27 malnlng when ~ JaworskI pdSS was tlpped ed Press Top 20 found the gOIng extremely North Carollna 21, North CarolIna St1te 14 by defenSIve back Everson Walls Into the rocky S MISSISSIPPl 14, MemphIS SLate 7 hands ot Jackson at the Dallas 25 Jackson The only exceptIons were flfth-ranked Vlrglnla Tech 28, Vlrglnid 10 ran the rest of the Wl)' for the touchdown FlorIda, WhlCh hammered Southwestern LOU1- MIDWEST Elsewhere In the NFL Sunday, It WdS Slana 45-0, and ~o 13 Florlda State, WhlCh BowlIng Green 23, Central MIchIgan 18 Houston 44, ClnClnnatl 27, Buffalo 21, In butchered Tulsa 76-14 Colorado 40, Iowa State 6 dianapolIS 9 Los Angeles Ralders 21 There IS lIttle doubt that Iowa, 6-0 E MIchIgan 27 OhIO UnIverSIty 21 Cleveland 20, Los Angeles Rams 16, Kansas for the fIrst tIme SInce 1960, WIll rule IllInOIS 30, Mlchlgan State 17 CIt) 0, Atlanta 31, New Orleans 24, New the ranklngs for the fourth week In a row Kansas 38, Kansas State 7 York GIants 17 WashIngton 3, PIttsburgh Slnce Oklahoma was trounced b~ Mlaml of Kent State 45, Ball State 16 23, St LOUIS 10, MInnesota 21, San Dlego Florlda 27-14 and Arkansds fell to equally Mlaml, OhlO 10, W MIchIgan 10 tle 17, Detrolt 23 San FranCISCO 21, ~ew En un ranked Texas 15-13 Mlnnesot, 22, Indlana 7 gland 20, New York Jets 13, M18ml 41, Tam "I told Coach (80) SchembeLhler that he N IlllnOlS 16 Toledo 3 pa Bay 38, and Denver 13 Seattle 10, OT had a great team" sald Iowa's Havden Fry, North\,Jestern 17 Wlsconsln 14 "and he sald, 'But vou have the greatest ' Wlchlta State 24 Drake 21 Waltrip Wins Nationwise That was qUlte a complIment comIng from SOUTH\~EST Coach Schembechler " MIamI, ~la 27, Oklahoma 14 ROCKINGHAM, N C CAP) -- As hard as he Elsewhere In the Top 10 Slxth-ranked Rlce 29, Texas Tech 27 trled Darrell WaltrIp could not remaln In- Penn State edged Syracuse 24-20, No 7 Ne Southern MethodIst 37 Houston 13 consplcuoUS braska turned back Mlssourl 28-20, elghth Texas Chrlstlan 14, North Texas State 10 WaltrIp, taklng a blg step toward a ranked Auburn downed Georgla Tech 17-14, r,\R WEST third Wlnston Cup champlonshlp, outran Ron No 9 BYU trImmed New MeX1CO 45-23 and ~rlzona 41 San Jose State 0 Bouchard over the fInal 31 laps Sunday to lOth-ranked AIr Force defeated Colorado ArIzona State 42 Utah State 10 WIn the NdtlonWlse 500 Grand Natlonal stock State 35-19 Callfornla 27 Oregon 24 car race at North Carollna Motor Speedway In the Second 10 Kelth Bv,rs returnpd E Washlngton 30, Long Beach State 23 "I dldn't want nobody raclng me, I to actlon and rushed for 106 \ards ~nd two Fresno State 48, New Mexlco State 21 didn't want nobody on my back bumper, and I late touchdowns as No ]1 OhIO State out Nev,da-j as Vegas 10 Fullerton State 6 dldn't want to be In a crowd I wanted to lasted Purdue 41-27, No 14 Bavlor downed Orp,"on C,tHe 21 WashIngton 20 be falrly InconsplCUOUS out there," saId Texas A&M 20-15 No 20 Tenne~see held off <;Olltileln Cal 30 StanflJrd (0 Waltrlp, who now leads Blll Eillott In the Alabama 16-14 Georg1a was tIed by Vander- Lltdh 39 San DIego State 37 title chase by 35 pOlnts -- 3,971-3,926 - Wl. th twu rac",t, r"'[lldUllnE; De~plte effolts to lun a quiet dnd un lung sald dfter hIS Jets converted four of obtrUSIve race and stay out of trouble on Hockey Roundup 10 power-plav opportunitIes "In our fIrst the SllCk 1 017-mlle oval, Waltrlp led the " 492-lap event SlX tlmes for a total of 72 By KEN RAPPOPORT fIve games, It was Just horrIble to behold In other ~HL actIon Sundav nIght, It W1S laps AP Hockey Wrlter Edmonton 8, Los Angeles 5 the New York "We worked hard all day," he sald "The For a team that WdS supposed to be one Rangcrs 4, V~ncouver 3 and Phlladelphla 5, c,r was never really that good, but It wat, of the strongest In the Natlonal Hockev ChIcago 2 never reallv that bad, elther League thIS ve~r the WInnIpeg Jets haven't S,turddv In the NHI, It was the New York "And It'S not that we got that much bet shown much so far In the power-play depart Islanders 5 ~ew York Rangers 4, Hartford ter at the end, It'S Just that the other ment 11, Montreal 6, Quebec 4 Plttsburgh 3, Chl hllyS got worse Thev started backlng up on That sltudtlon IS llable to change, how Cdgo 6, DetrOIt 2, Boston 6 Calgan 3, Buf me " ever, JudgIng trom theIr performance Sunddv falo 2 WashIngton 2 tIe, WInnIpeg 4, To Wal tnp wlnnlng for the thlrd tlme thlS nIght In an 8-5 beatIng of Smythe DIVISIon ronto 3, and St LOUIS 4 ~ew Jersey 3 se,son and the 67th tlme In hIS Grand Na rlval C,lgan Fridav It was Wat,hIngton 4, Buffalo l, tlon,l career, crossed the flnlsh llne 93 "1 wat, gl,d to see our pOl']er pLlV [In,l Edmonton 3, Boston 2, Inri V nLou~er 5 Los seconds ahead of Bouchard He averaged ly get untracked" Wlnnlpe;; CoaLh Barrv Angeles 4 118 344 mph In the 4-hour, 13-mlnute race SPORTS HOURGLASS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985, PAGE 7
Diving Advisory Cou rse Record Set In By JOE BARTON Scuba D1v1ng Instructor, CMAS/NAUI/PADI America's Marathon By JAMES LITKE Ed1tor's note Th1S copyr1ght art1cle AP Sportswrl ter lS be1ng publ1shed w1th perm1SS1on from the author CHICAGO -- Steve Jones lost $50,000 In less tIme than It takes to open a check SkIn dIVIng, free dIVIng and breath book hold dIVIng are synonymou~ terms for dIV He ran 26 mIles, 385 yards over ChIca Ing underwater whIle Derely holdlnz a go's streets 1n 2 hours, 7 mInutes and 13 deep breath Usually these terms Imply the seconds -- good enough to defend hIS tItle use of at least mask, snorkel, fIns and a In AmerIca's Marathon-ChIcago, but one sec flotatIon deVIce ond short of the world-best marathon clock The term "snorkelIng" IS sometImes used Ing for breath-hold dIVIng, but many prefer to Jones sprang from obscurIty by clockIng lImIt the term snorkelIng to descrIbe a world-best 2 08 05 In WInnIng ChIcago In SWImmIng on the surface only, whl~e merely 1984 Regalnlng that world-best on Sunday obserVIng the underwater enVIronment, us would have added a $jO,OOO bonus to the Ing mask, snorkel and perhaps fIns, etc $35,000 he pocketed for WInnIng the race ThIS and the next few adVIsorIes WIll He dId, however, receIve another brIefly summarIze baSIC skIn dIVIng as $10,000 for settIng the course record pects as well as aspects that also are ap In the women's dIVISIon, meanwhIle, plIcable to scuba dIVIng, WIth the obJec Joan BenOIt Samuelson outdueled Norway's tIve of prOVIdIng InformatIon and orIenta IngrId KrIstIansen to score In a personal tIon to the untraIned, and to prOVIde a re best of 2 21 21 Sunday's marathon was VIew, and perhaps new InformatIon and Gordon Oyamot had three h1tS, 1nclud1ng Samuelson's fIrst SInce WInnIng the gold awareness, to traIned, experIenced dIvers two trlp1es, and hlS Medlcare team won medal at the Los Angeles OlympICS ThIS and subsequent adVIsorIes are not In over Keone 17-3 Saturday on Brandon F1eld Samuelson also receIved $35,000 for tended as a traInIng course In skIn dIVIng (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) fIrst place and $10,000 for settIng the They are for the readers' InformatIon and course record for women awareness only, WIth the strong recommenda That tIme was 15 seconds slower than tIon for formal IntroductIon and traInIng Weekend Softball Summary the women's world-best marathon tIme prIor to commenCIng any form of skIn dIV By JOHN LEE establIshed by KrIstIansen earlIer thIS Ing summer at London PrIor to skIn dIVIng (as for any phY~l Frlddv's softball schedule was raIned cal actIVIty), persons must be In good out. but fIve games were played Saturday phYSIcal condItIon and are to obtaIn med and Sunday Sports In Brief Ical examInatIon and phYSICIan's approval MedIcare blasted Keane 17-3 on Brandon PENSACOLA, Fla (AP) -- Danny Edwards speCIfIC to the actIVIty AddItIonally, FIeld Saturday, and they celebrated theIr posted a one-stroke VIctory In the orIentatIons, brIefIngs, traInIng and the VIctory WIth a seven-run last InnIng Gor $300,000 Pensacola Open Sunday, whIle Don lIke, obtaIned from competent, experIenced, don Oyamot nad three hItS, IncludIng two Pooley captured the 1985 Vardon Trophy for qualIfIed persons, are reqUIred for safety trIples, for MedIcare Rod VIncent Hldeo the golfer WIth the lowest average score and enjoyment prIor to skIn dIVIng and MIlne ~nd 11m Caskey also trIpled for the over the entIre 1985 PGA Tour prIor to dIVIng In any unfamIlIar area, or WInners Stan Peller ~as 3-for-3, and Art Edwards, 34, carded a 15-under-par under unfamIlIar condItIons, or In aSSOCIa Rabon trlpled for Keane score of 269 WIth a 4-under-par 67 on the tIon WIth any unfamIlIar actIVIty whIle On D~lly FIeld, Old Wave surVIved a fInal round to edge John Mahaffey and GIl skIn dIVIng (such as spearflshlng, collect furIOUS ,omeback by the EntertaIners and Morgan, who tIed for second at 270 Alone Ing and the lIke) Per~ons WIshIng to take held on to WIn 11-10 The EntertaIners put In thIrd place was Mark McCumber at 271 up skIn dIVIng should also be competent tobether 1 SIx-run llfth InnIng thdt Just i, * i SWImmers, WIth adequate aquatIC strength fell short JIm Wl111~ lnd Don CUbIC were LAS VEGAS, Nev (AP) -- Beth DanIel de and stamIna for safety In the local enVI both 3-for-3 for the WInners 10m HIll feated Betsy KIng one-up Sunday to WIn ronment went 3-for-3, IncludIng a fIfth-InnIng the J&B Gold Putter Award Playoff at the No underwater actIVIty should cause any horne run for the EntertaIners Desert Inn Country Club paIn, or undue dlscowfort, at any tIme In JunIor Coed play on Ragan the Red The WIn earned DanIel $50,000 and made If such IS experIenced, stop such actIVIty team blasted the WhIte 11-1 lohn Hef1In her the fIrst two-tIme WInner In the sev and return to the surface If paIn or dIS had two hlts and drove In fIve runs, and en-year hIstory of the tournament Shawn Scott dnd ClInt Coffey eaLh had two comfort IS experIenced, eIther somethIng * * c that should be done IS not beIng done, or runs for the WInners Torrev Huhshmdn had MELBOURNE, Fl~ (AP) -- AustralIan somethIng IS beIng done thal ~hould not a hlt ~nd scored the WhIte telm'~ only run Peter Thomson, the leadIng moneY-WInner be done, or there may be somethIng phYSI Kolohe hid a four-run second InnIng and on the SenIor Tour, carne from three strokes cally IncompatIble WIth the IndIVIdual In held of[ BLick Sheep 8-7 on Ddlly Sunday back WIth fIve holes to play Sunday to WIn any case, persons experIenCIng any paIn or J~ft Beckle~ had two hItS InLludlng a the $165,000 Barnett Suntree SenIor Clas dIscomfort must obtaIn aSSIstance or ad trIple and Chdrlle Valdez had two hItS SIC by one shot over CharlIe SIfford VIce before proceedIng WIth the actIVIty and an RBI for kolohe Matt Reavers went Thomson fIred a 3-under-par 69 to fIn DIVIng ~"1-lerrvaL'~r to any depth (Wltl 3-for-3, and Torn McCafferty and RICh Col Ish at 9-under 207 In the 54-hole event at or WIthout any eqUIpment) reqUIres that lIns were 3-for-4 for Black Sheep the Suntree Country Club The $24,750 the pressure be equalIzed throughout the In the only Women's League game plaved check for hIS nInth VIctory of the season dIve WIth regard to any aIr spaces In or over the weekend, Leftovers blanked 0 T L Increased hIS WInnIngs for the year to on the body ThIS Includes the ears, SI 10-0 on Rag~n Sunday Lee AlIas had two $374,224 nuses and any aIr splce created bv eqUIp hItS Jnd ~n RBI and Darlene KoenIg had * * , ment (such as the mask) three RBI for the WInners Kathy Anderson SYDNEY, AustraLIa (AP) -- Top-seeded EqualIZIng maneuvers are to begIn at the was 2-for-2 for 0 T L Ivan Lendl of CzechoslovakIa won the very start of any de~cent and be performed $285,000 AustralIan Indoor TennIS ChampIon thereafter durIng all descent phases such ShIP Sunday, defeatIng fltth-seeded Henrl that no paIn -- nor even any undue dIscom Leconte of France In the fInal, 6-4, 6-4, fort -- IS experIenced at any tlme EqualI 7-6 zatIon durIng ascent phases of a dIve IS Lendl, ranked No I In the world, had automatIC In normal persons. and no con lost to the 22-year-old Frenchman three SCIOUS maneuver IS to be done by the dIver straIght tImes It was hIS fIrst tourna Persons who have any respIratory. nasal, ment VIctory ever In AustralIa SInus or ear InfectIon or congestIon should ,~ "" * not dIve at all DOIng so Jnterfere~ WIth RICHHOND, Va (AP) -- DefendIng cham reqUIred equallzatlon and can he dangerous pIon Sean O'Flynn bUIlt a commandIng early for other reasons as well lead and crUIsed to VIctory Sunday In the Proper methods of equalIZIng pressure eIghth RIchmond Newspapers Marathon on the ears and Slnu~e~ WIll be descrIbed O'Flynn, a Petersburg reSIdent, crossed In the next adVIsory the fInIsh lIne In 2 21 50, well ahead of second-place fInIsher DaVId Hunter of SlIver Lake, OhIO, who completed the 26 2- Ball And Pin Leaders mIle course In 2 33 43 In Sunday's Ehukal MIxed BowlIng League i, * i- Men's DIVISIon SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Peter EllIott of HIgh Game Stephen Oshlnsky. 193 Great BrItaIn overpowered countryman and Second-HIgh Game Dem EspeJO, 185 OlympIC gold medalIst Steve Ovett to WIn HIgh SerIes Stephen Oshmsky 502 the Inaugural CalIfornIa MIle In 3 43 3 Second-HIgh SerIes Doyle George, 494 Sunday Women's DIVISIon Ovett fInIshed second In 3 48 7 HIgh Game Matea WIehe 192 " 1 CAN'T BEGIN TO TELL YOU/ PROFES50R, * * * Second-HIgh Game Deb 1 Rambo 171 HOW SHOCKED AND INCREDULOUS I AM NEW YORK (\P) -- "Sport"Beat," Howard HIgh SerIes Matea WIehe, 463 7V DI5COV~R BRUNO HERE IS FLUNkiNG Cosell's Sunday afternoon InterVIew show, Second-HIgh SerIes Debl Rambo 428 GREEk PHILOSOPHY.! ~ has been canceled by ABC for poor ratIngs FEATURES PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985 Billboard's Top 10 Ann Landers (AP) -- The followlng are Blilboard's hot record Dear Ann Landers My hlts as they appear In thls week's lssue of Blilboard w~fe and I went to h~gh magazIne Copyr~ght 1985, Blilboard PublIcatIons Inc school together ~n the Reprlnted wlth permlsslon '50s A month or so after a blg July Fourth weekend Hot Singles she whIspered the mag~c 1 SavIng All My Love For You -- Whltney Houston words, "I'm pregnant" So, 2 Part-TIme Lover -- Stevle Wonder lIke all the Jerks of that 3 Take On Me -- A-Ha era, I marrIed her I fIg 4 MIamI VIce Theme -- Jan Hammer ured on gettIng out later , -hllilhlh~,* 5 Head Over Heels -- Tears For Fears but our son was retarded I'm sure you have made a 6 Oh SheIla -- Ready For The World and I Just couldn't leave great many young people 7 Lonely 01' Nlght -- John Cougar Mellencamp So what happens now? stop and th1nk today 8 Fortress Around Your Heart -- StIng My lIfe IS more than half and some older ones, too 9 I'm Go~n' Down -- Bruce SprIngsteen over and I'm an unfulfIll 10 You Belong To The CIty -- Glenn Frey ed mIddle-aged man I was Dear Ann Landers I am never able to do the a fan of rock 'n' roll, Top L P' s thIngs I wanted to do be but I am curIOUS as to why 1 Brothers In Arms -- DIre StraIts cause I was stuck In a a lot of famous mUSICIdns 2 Whltney Houston -- WhItney Houston busIness owned by my In and performers wear so 3 Mlaml VIce Soundtrack -- MCA Records laws I suspect my WIfe many crosses and rosary 4 Scarecrow -- John Cougar Mellencamp ferls as trapped as I do beads 5 Songs From The Blg ChaIr -- Tears For Fears I dId grow to care for I often see rock stars 6 The Dream Of The Blue Turtles -- StIng her and the boy, but I wIth a cross danglIng from 7 Born In The USA -- Bruce SprIngsteen can't help but wonder what one ear (or both), crUCI 8 Heart -- Heart 1 mlsspd because of one flX necklaces and brace 9 In Square Clrcle -- Stevle Wonder reckless nIght By the WdY, lets Are they mockIng the 10 Reckless -- Bryan Adams I was not her "fIrst," but Chrlstlan faIth, IS It Country Singles she was mIne I've had a Just a fashIon, or are few mInor affaIrs over the these people true belIev 1 Touch A Hand, Make A FrIend -- The Oak RIdge Boys years and one that was ers? -- PUZZLED ON LONG 2 Some Fools Never Learn -- Steve Warlner serIOUS, but I couldn't ISLAND 3 Who's Gonna FIll TheIr Shoes -- George Jones marry the woman because DEAR PUZZ Accord1ng to 4 Can't Keep A Good Man Down -- Alabama of CIrcumstances Don McLeese, pop mUS1C 5 A Long And LastIng Love -- Crystal Gayle Let thIS be a lesson to wr1ter for the Chlcago 6 Hang On To Your Heart -- EXIle your Impetuous readers Sun-T1mes, rellg1ous-type 7 I'll Never Stop LovIng You -- Gary MorrIS ThInk of the long-term Jewelry 1S 1n fash1on, 8 I Wanna Say Yes -- LouIse Mandrell consequences before you w1th Madonna sett1ng the 9 Too Much On My Heart -- The Statler Brothers Jump In the sack I wIsh trend 10 I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow -- John SchneIder I hdd -- DAYDREAMING IN In some cases 1t may be COLORADO a reflect10n of fa1th In 8 I a c k Singles DEAR COLORADO Thanks very few cases 1t would be 1 Part-TIme Lover -- SteVIe Wonder for shar1nq your story a slgn of mockery 2 You Are My Lady -- FreddIe Jackson 3 I WIsh He DIdn't Trust Me So Much -- Bobby Womack 4 SIngle LIfe -- Cameo 5 The Snow -- Doug E Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew Your Individual 6 I'll Be Good -- Rene & Angela 7 Stand By Me -- MaurIce WhIte Horoscope 8 The Oak Tree -- MorrIS Day ===== Fraftces Drake ======::::=:::::=== 9 You Wear It Well -- El Debarge ~lth Debarge FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 198') 10 Who's Zoomln' Who -- Aretha FranklIn ARIES SCORPIO (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 2ltoNov 21) Videocassettes DITect your attentlon to bookk"ep f)leter~ find It easier to lose weight mg and financial sel urlry Don t put no\\, Your ... elf confidence 1<; not at ItS (AP) -- The folloWIng are the most popular vIdeo off the payment of overdue aLl t)unt" b{ ... t now Still you re able to make a cassettes as they appear ~n thIS week's Issue of BIll Consohdate your positIOn promlsrng bf'grnnrng board magazIne CopyrIght 1985, BIllboard PublIca TAURUS ~AGITTARruS 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Ung obligatIOn 10 Wrestleman~a (ColIseum) attention Leisure tune ,>hould hl spent WIth your mdte Singh·" enlOV hl fort' you ( dn forge ahead Videocassette Rentals the compam of an 01c1 fm nd PISCES )tID LEO (I-E'b l'l to Mar 20) ~ 1 The Breakfast Club (MCA) (July 2 ~ to Aug 22) A dr ... tant Journe} has a responsl 2 Amadeus (Thorn-~MI-HBO) You rna} haw office work to ('0 hilt!) attached <:;tudents now come to 3 The KIllIng FIelds (Warner) from homt now You may al ... o ha\'e 'erm... with wh,tt I'> expected of them your hand, full ",Ith a d"m'_ 'it It ell adtmlcalh l\Jt'w~ comes from an 4 Desperately SeekIng Susan (Thorn-EMI) rpspon ... lblht\ hut your l ftoli I ... \H II ()Id tr wnd 5 MIsslng In Actlon 2 The BegInnIng (MGM-UA) rewarc1f'd YOt· BOR' TODAY arf' detPr 6 The Sure ThIng (Embassy) VffiGO min! d fllrt..ltrou'. and adventurous 7 The Karate KId (RCA-Columbla) (Aug 23 to ~ept 22) \ ou hd\ t ... ellrng abllr!) and are a You hd\p the (urv'lItralion [() (',) glftui (ommUnIcator 'Iou may haye 8 A Passage To Indld (RCA-ColumbIa) the Job ",ell (,f't vwr moille ntUi , publl< "Iwakrng ablhn. ;md can tell a 9 Starman (RCA-ColumbIa) gOLng dnct \OU II hd\e ht ~1'lmllld In "'orv ",dl You fe at your be 'it when 10 A Sold~er's Story (RCA-ColumbIa) weather an} drffit lillY (neount, r. d ) ou ",orK fOf puhlrc henf'fit and may LmRA IMvl ill IIItere~t III medlcllle Retam A Thought For The Day (~ept :2) I (I (ltt )~) IIlg 1 "em., (If humor help" you get Inaugur,uE' I progr lIll pf h "If" t ... \ Ollt IdE'a.... ell ro~" to other~ You can Former U S PresIdent JImmy Carter sa~d we are and effiL wnt "hopping 'r ",I III E'(lll t ... ( li1d (or \ -lUI ()wn hut yOU Will fmd "a natlon of d~fferences Those d~fferences don't bE' ... tLng} bu' \ ou l,lll eu 1)11H r~ 11, nih hllptul to \ (Ill careerwl!'oe make us weak They're a source of our strength" "' a.!>ce!lot v. 1111 nOI I~ t YOU 5EE, MARK, A TRUL Y THI5 GENEl?ATION IS LlI MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985 PAGE 9 PEANUTS Charles M Schultz DENNIS THE MENACE ..------~~ IN 1927, CI-1ARLES ~E WAS KNOWN As WI-lO ELSE DO VOU \) LINDBERGH MADE TI-1E II TI-lE LONE EAGLE II TI-lINK COULD Hb..VE FIRST NONSTOP SOLO ~---, ------MADE A FLlGI-lT FLl61-lT FROM NEW YORK LIKE nlAT 7 TO PARIS ~r---- GARFIELD Jim DaVIS HELLO, 1M NERMAL, THE WORLI7'S CUTEST KITTEN ~ Vo ...;;.TI_'M__ DA~V_OS ______IO_2~1 © 1985 UnIted Feature Syndicate Inc HAGAR ACROSS 38 Moro((,dn 56 "ack 11 ~a1 for 1 Play City 57 Conductor 17 EnthusI~t wright 41 Afternoon PreVIn 19 Shuttle fdward break DOWN cocks 6 De<;pon 43 Buddhl~m 1 Viper 21 Bikini dent brdnch 2 Law half 9 Current 44 Give off French 22 Lubricate Unit 45 Mlde~t 3 Get lo.,t' 24 Nurtured 12 Logical strait 4 "Inger 26 Fake ~=~~~~~~=~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~~~~~==~113~ 47C~ng ~~ ~~ 1- '14 PhIlo~o did 5 (,hee~e dt BEETLE BAILE Y Mort Walker pher- T<;e49t,wlftly type~ times I 15 Alit hovy 52 Employ 6 Anuent 30 Dine l site often 53 Refinery ItalIan 32 Scavenging OKAY, BEETLE, GET u 16 Game show need 7 Malarial flyer OUTON THE MOUND ,>ound<; 54 Nick., fever 33 Seine AND GIVE HIM 18 Wdlklng Wife 8 Fgg amt season EVEF BC Johnny Hart I WOULD IT HELP '(OLJR TEAM fHI5 Te::AM COULDNT' MAKe. 2 FbINTs IF ri1f LEAbUE: ADoprED § If -rrlEY CONVERTSD 10 CHRISTI AN I iy' I THE 2- FOINi CONV~R:610N ' ? NOT' REALL.Y ~ 55 U 1~ ~~~·-~·~·~S,~.~.. ~S======~I ______------CLASSIFIED PAGE 10, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1985 OFFICIAL NOTICES SEARS KENMORE whIte front-loadIng portable BAKE SALF ON ROI, sponsored bv Y<,kwe Yuk THE KWAJALCIN HOSPITAL IS organlzlng a vol dIshwasher, $50 Call MarIlyn, 82840, af Women's Club, WIll he held Oct 24 Please unteer group of Indlvlduals wlillng to as ter 5 p m call Karen, 82415, or CherIe, 82398, If SISt In a dlsaster InvolVlng mass casual you can help wlth thIS much-appreclated tIes Anyone Interested 1n JOIn1ng, partlC DIAMOND BACK 20-INCH chrome-moly frame and proJLct ularly those wIth a medlcal background, fork set, Includes alloy handlebars, goose are asked to call hosp1tal admlnlstratlon neck, fluted seat post, and standard crank ATOlL 8'S SQUARE DANCE Tuesdav, 7 30 p m (82225) for further InformatIon steel crankset Better than KwaJ condltlon at the Communlt} Center (KwaJaleln HospItal) $150 or best offer Kurt 83990, after 7 FREE HOURGLASS wANT ADS GE r R~SULTS II BICYClE PARKING IS NOT AUTHORIZED In front CUSTOM-MADE WIND-SURFING SHORT BOARD, 8 ft of the Atoll Termlnal (Faclilty 688) or on 4 In , trI-fln, yellow wired flames Comes ~~~~~~-~~1 the Atoll Termlnal SidL of the AIrcraft wlth foot c,traps, good condltlon Must Survlval EqUIpment Shop (FacIIIty 902) sell, asklng $175 or best offer Call Kurt SPECI J'lL Y PRICED tl, Passenger parkIng 1S provIded across the after 7 pm, 83990, or Sunnle, 82165 street In the bIcycle parkIng racks FOR 11 (Global AVIatIon) NEW WINDSURFER Call MIke after 5, 82757 CH R 1ST MAS C I V I NG , THERE HAVE BEEN A FEW INCIDENTS where gro COLOR TV MONITOR NTS for VIdeo or computer Lerles from Surfway have been dellvered to $299 new 83648 ! 20% OFF , the wrong address To help alleVIate thIS l HAWAIIMI HEiRLOOfl JHIELRY f problem, please cheLk your grocery bags to APPLE-LIKE PROCESSOR wlth 80-column card, ensure that they have your correct reSI- language card and 12" green monItor $295 dence number (Global QA) complete 83648 REMINDER TO USER~ OF POOLS AND BEACHES FOUND I .' Adult Pool The buddy syscem WIll be In ef LADY'S GOLD-TONE WRISTWATCH In sea-wall fect at all tIme'>, Pamlly Pool The buddy rocks near Emon Beach paVIlIon Call 82840 JI II system WIll he In effelt durIng after after 5 to IdentIfy r' h<)ur<., uc,age for lap c,wlmmlng (h-II pm), ifa NOH THRU NOVEMBER 101 H /'1/ ,ft Coral Sand<., Bealh The buddy system WIll WANTED ~"t CHOOSE THE IRRESISTIBLE Jf '\t be In effel t at all tlmes Emon Beach 2 BEIGE CARPETS IOx12 or 12xl5 Lady's o GIFT AT TIMELY SAVINGS i f) When no Ilfeguard lC, on duty the buddy syc,- golf cart In reac,onably good condltlon , i~ tl tem WIll be In effelt (Spec1al ~erVI(es) Call 82838 D SEE THE COMPLETE ~ tf " SELECTION - RIhCS, t\ ADULT EDUCATION SCUBA EQU I PMENT FOR PAM II Y OF THREE regu ~ PENDANTS, BRACELETS - IN THE RETAIL Af ATTENTION CENTRAl mCHle AN STUDENTS The lators BCD, fIns, belts, etc raIl VInce , OFFICE, AND PLACE YOUR SPECIAL ORDER tl Aoul t Edu( at l<>n Centp[ hac; been auth"rlzed W9lJ421, H841114 U MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 8 00 A}1 -5 00 PM 11 to prov1de a bulk maIllng for (llmplpted Ex perlentldl Ledrnlng Pal kers Those packets LClOKING FOR A HOUSE OR TRAILER Dec 17 to ,~~~.~~~~-~ turned In to Eula J<'urdan by n p m Wpdnec; Jan 4 Daughter (Omlng to VISIt Take day, Nov 13, WIll be po,>red on the next good care of plants or anImals Call AnnIe, We'd like 1o II1troduce avaIlable alrlrdft Students may mall 8358n days, or 81083 evenIng,> you 1o Ihe newest theIr own packetc, prIor to that d~te If spokesman for the they wlc,h By meet1ng thl~ tlmp s(hedulp HELP WANTED American Hearl It IS h()ppd that the evaluatHln pr SNACK BAR DAILY SPECIALS FALL rON( ERT feattl rIng KHS Clln( err Band, Tuesday Pork wlth peas (holr, Junl