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VOLUME XXIV, NO 63 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987 SOVIETS SAY U.S. SOLDIER, WIFE, DEFECTED Missile Launch By JOHN-THOR DAHLBURG details And Rex Gnbble, a spokes­ embassy have been arrested m the ASSOCIated Press Wnter man for the U S Army's European Umted States, two charged WIth A Success Headquarters m HeIdelberg, West espIOnage The thIrd Manne IS beIng v ANDENBERG AIR FORCE MOSCOW - A U S Army sol­ Germany, saId "I've Just seen the mvesugated for allegedly breakmg the BASE, CalIf (AP) - A Mmute­ dIer and hIS Wife have been granted report I've done some checkmg rule barnng contact wIth SovIets by man 3 rocket was successfully asylum by the Kremhn, a SOVIet offi­ around We have nothmg on It at thIS havmg an affair WIth a Soviet woman launched early today from here CIal SaId today, In the first known de­ tIme" and Iymg about It after a 24-hour delay, a base fectIon of an Amencan servIceman to The reported defectIons came amId Although other U S citIzens have spokesman saId the SOVIet Umon smce the VIetnam an espIOnage scandal at the U S Em­ asked for and receIved asylum m the The unarmed booster rocket blasted off shortly after 1 am, War bassy In Moscow that U S authon­ SOVIet Umon In recent years, travelIng 4,300 mIles to the U S Foreign MImstry spokesman Gen­ tles say may have compromIsed Its Roberts' reported defectIOn was the Army's KwaJalem atoll m the Pa­ nady Geraslmov IdentIfied the soldIer commumcatIons fIrSt by a member of the US armed as WIlham E Roberts, and hiS West Three former Manne guards at the cIfic, saId Sgt Vrrgtl Short forces smce the Vietnam War The 30-mmute fhght went WIth­ German WIfe as P Neumann, and .~ SaId Roberts had been based m West out a hItch Short said the test Germany launch carned two naVIgatIOn sys­ tems, one of WhICh WIll be used Geraslmov told reporters at a news for the nation's IntercontInental bnefmg that both Roberts and hiS BalhstIC MIssIle program WIfe were granted asylum by the He added that the launch was PreSIdent of the Supreme Soviet be­ routme and part of the Air Force's cause "they were afraId of bemg VIC­ research and development pro­ timIzed for therr progressive vIews" gram He saId Roberts "had been perse­ Weather problems caused the cuted" whIle statIoned m West Ger­ delay Wednesday many m the U S Army, but gave no details Geraslmov dId not gIve Roberts' rank and hometown Floods Wash Out The SOVIet offiCIal gave no detaIls of when the couple entered the Soviet Bridges, Dam Umon or how they had arnved "They have chosen for therr hon­ In New England eymoon the Turkmeman U S S R ," By PETE BROWN Geraslmov saId, refernng to the Cen­ ASSOCiated Press Wnter tral ASIan Soviet repubhc that borders Afghamstan, Pakistan and ChIna Cultists Against Communism Some of the worst New England In Washmgton, Pentagon offICials DIGOS, Phlllppmes - Members of a religiOUS cult, Tadtad, man a floodmg m years forced hundreds of dechned ImmedIate comment, saymg checkpomt In southeastern Mmdanao agamst communist rebels people mto shelters today after nvers they were attemptmg to learn funhe! Some Phlllppme offiCials have hailed the townsfolk crusade against and streams swollen from ram and Hospital Killed communism as a model for the nation (AP LaserPhoto) meltmg snow burst a dam. washed Highway Bill out roads and carned off a histone covered bndge AIDS Victims A state of emergency remamed m AMSTERDAM, Netherlands CAP) Reagan Pleads For Support effect today m Mame, and snow - Dutch doctors have performed By DAVID ESPO 13 RepublIcans who voted to oveITIde dusted MIchIgan after a storm euthanaSIa on as many as 11 AIDS ASSOCIated Press Wnter the veto on the frrst roll call dumped up to 7 mches Wednesday victims who chose death over pro- The House, WIth a large Demo­ MeanwhIle, freeze warnmgs were IS­ longed sufferIng, a hospItal WASHINGTON - PreSident cratIc maJonty, voted 350-73 on sued agam m the South as frmt spokesman SaId Reagan made an extraordmary per- Tuesday to overnde the veto It takes growers tallted the damage from three The CIty's AcademiC MedIcal Cen- sonal appeal to Repubhcan senator<; a two-thIrds vote by both houses to days of record cold that agnculture ter, the only Dutch hospItal with a today to sustam hIS veto of an $88 overnde a veto speCIalIsts said devastated some ward for acqmred Immune defiCIency bilhon highway bIll and spare hIm The WhIte House deCIded to turn orchards ~yndrome sufferers, dIsclosed from defeat m a showdown with the the hIghway bIll veto Into d test of "We really got clobbered," SaId Wednesday that one of ItS AIDS pa- DemocratIc maJontles of Congress Reagan's polItIcal standIng after RIchard Dickey, preSident of the tlents dIed m 1985 as a result of WIth aIdes and GOP Senate allIes months of controversy caused by the Georgia Peach Council and a grower euthanaSIa unable to fInd the votes needed to Iran-Contra affaIr m Musella He saId he may have lost The termInally III patIent chose to sustaIn the veto, Reagan's Journey In a conceSSIOn that Democrats 90 percent of the buds on hiS trees dIe rather than contmue to suffer, from the WhIte House to the CapItol have rounded up the 67 votes needed Early today, the 61-degree readmg hospItal spokesman Roy Bmze told represented a declSlon to place hIS to Jom the House m overndIng the m Key West. Fla , the southernmost The ASSOCIated Press He refused to pollt1cal prestige clearly on the lIne veto, Dole saId he could see "no ray CIty m the 48 contiguous states, broke gIve further Information on the case "I adVIsed the preSIdent I wasn't of hope out there" for findmg the vote a 100-year-old record low by one de­ Buyze also saId as many as 10 sure It would succeed," saId Senate RepublIcans need to save the presI­ gree Daytona Beach's 40 degrees other AIDS VIctims were thought to RepublIcan Leader Bob Dole of dent trom defeat and MIami's 54 also set record lows have dIed In mercy kIllIngs He saId Kansas Reagan SaId lIttle to reporters m A spnng thaw coupled wlth a the cases dId not occur at the hospItal, The Senate voted narrowly to sus- advance of today's trIp to the Capllol blustery storm that dropped up to 5 and that precise figures on the 111- tdIn the veto on WednesddY, but "I never talk about WIn or lo<;e before Inches of ram yesterday caused the stances of AIDS-related cases of eu- freshman Sen Terry Sanford of the game," he SaId when asked If he floodmg, WhICh was made more se­ thanasIa were not avaIlable North Carolllld - the lone DemOCfJt thought he could sustaIn the veto vere by snowcover up to three times Dutch courts have taken a tolerant to support Reagan - announced he With Reagan's VISIt set for late heaVIer than normal m the mountams stance toward euthanaSIa, WhICh the wa<; prepdred to switch hIS vote mormng, there was no word on when of New England center-nght government of PremIer Sanford's announcement set off a the Senate roll call would be held "The water IS gomg to stay hIgh Ruud Lubbers IS movIng toward le- scramble by admIllIstratlOn offICIals The DemocratIC count for today's ex­ for a whIle," SaId Spnngfleld, Mass, gdlIzing under stnctly controlled and Senate GOP leaders to fInd an pected vote mcluded Sanford, the 69- CIVIl Defense dIrector Albert Berte condItIOns offsettIng RepublIcdn vote, IncludIng year-old freshman senator John Paul II Meets Pinochet, Miners Trapped By Fire, One Dead MURDOCHVILLE, Quebec (AP) qUIS told The A~socIated Press Police Attack Demonstrators - A fire broke out m a copper mme He ~aId mformatlOn from the scene By FRANCES D'EMILO "I am here to encourage your m the Gaspe area of eastern Quebec, was sketchy, but company offiCIals ASSOCIated Press Wnter hope," the pontIff told thousands of trappIng about 40 mmers under­ had confIrmed that one mmer was handkerchlef-wdvmg ChIleans who ground A mme spokesman saId to­ dead and about 15 were mlssmg SANTIAGO, Chile - Pope John greeted hIm at the aIrport at the StMt day one mmer was kIlled and at least Rescue crews were waJtmg for Paul II prayed for pohtlcal eXiles and of a Six-day VISIt, hIS first to thIS pre­ 15 were mlssmg smoke to clear before entenng the the poor and urged reconCIlIatIOn m dommantly Roman Cathohc country Some 40 workers were m a m1l1e Gaspe Copper Mme, located In the thIS tense, mlhtary-ruled natIOn, but PreSIdent Augusto Pmochet, shaft when the fIre began Wednesday town of MurdochvIlle, about 250 polIce turned water cannons on whose nght-wlng mlhtary govern­ mght, but about 25 made It to a mIles northeast of Quebec CIty on the demonstrators who (,hanted, "Pope, ment has been blamed for deaths, lunchroom area and were belIeved Gaspe Penmsula at the mouth of the our brother, take away the tyrant " torture and other human-fights abuses safe, the mme spokesman SaId St Lawrence RIver Poh(,e also used tear gas to dnve SInce he took power m a VIOlent 1973 Len MarqUIS, publIc relatIOns di­ "The lunchroom IS the safest place back demonstrators who shouted antI­ coup, told the pope ChIle IS fIghting rector for Noranda Inc, owner of the and untIl the smoke IS over and out of government slogans and tned to break commuI11sm mme, SaId the fIre started near a con­ It (the mme), we won't let them come through polIce lmes along the pope'~ He saId ChIle IS beIng attacked by veyor belt some 2,500 feet below out," mine offICIal LIOnel Gleeton route from the import Wednesday "an outSide matenahst Ideology" m a ground saId They SaId SIX offIcers were slIghtly campaIgn of "hate, hes dnd the culture He saId the mmers who made their The mme employs some 500 mJured but that there were no arrests of death" way to the lunchroom area, an under­ workers both underground and m the or mJunes among demonstrators But The pope SaId m Spantsh, "1 pro­ ground space hollowed out of the open-pIt, MarqUIS SaId Noranda Inc reporters saw several protesters claIm the mahenable dlgntty of the ro('k, have fre~h water and IS one of Canada's biggest corpora­ struck by mghtsllcks, one youth be­ human person," and prayed that the vennlJtlon tIons WI th gold, copper, ZInc and mg carned off on a stretcher and a "message of the dlvme redeemer pen­ "Some ('ommumcdtlOn was estdb­ potash mmes, pulp and wood prod­ JournalIst with a bleedmg knee etrates mto our lIves" hshed wIth at least 2') mmers," Mdf- ucts, metals dnd plastIcs mdustnes - LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGL~SS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987 ~~crlln@ [p~@~~~~ AFRS: The Times They Are A 'Changin' By JUDI CASHER Joslyn hosts "Time MachIne," a program featunng a ~CC ~ (E crll OJ ~ (E Armed Forces RadIo Service musical tnp through tIme WIth the biggest hits from four decades of rock 'n' roll As of Apnl 5, "All ThIngs ConSIdered" Will aIr at But waIt, more changes are In store In the usual A~ TI2222~ 9 a m weekdays and "Charhe Tuna' V<1!1 aIr at 10 quarterly rotatIon, "Dr Demento" replaces the "Dick NPR's "MornIng EditIon" Will return to It', 10 pm Cavett Comedy Show" for 13 weeks We also have a Monday through Friday* air time, Monday through Thursday, and the 'KIng rotatIon In relIgIOUS programmIng, WIth "Open 5 35 a m Daybreak BISCUIt Flower Hour" Will au at 10 pm on Fndays Door," "Crosscurrents" and "Banners Of Faith" 600 CBS News "Pete Smith" wIll have the 11 pm blOl,k on replaCIng "Scan," "Salt Lake Tabernacle ChOIr" and 6 15 Stocks, gold and silver prices weekdays "The Protestant Hour " and CBS Sports On weekends, "All ThIngs ConSidered" wIll ~hp FInally, the new lIne up for "RadIO Theater," the 619 Face Off back an hour to 9 a m On Saturday, It Will trade 25-mInute look back at classIc radiO programs, wIll 623 First Lme Report with "Live From Gilleys," which Will air at 10 be Monday - The LIfe Of RIley 627 Radio America Sunday's 10 a m programs WIll be "Scan" and Tuesday - The Man Called X 630 Daybreak "Protestant Hour" Sunday evemng, "Dick Cavett's Wednesday - Duffy'S Tavern 6 50 Chlckenman Comedy Hour" Will air at 11, whIle NPR'" Thursday - The HauntIng Hour 7 50 Marshallese lesson "MornIng EdItIon" wIll air at 10 p m Fnday - Hopalong CaSSidy These changes are due to the States' return to 819 Paul Harvey News Here's a complete lIst of the new 1224 AM radIO DaylIght SavIngs TIme and wIll be In effect for only schedule, so you can be sure to tune In for your & Commentary two weeks That's because as of Apnl 19, AFRS favonte programs Oh, one last note - don't forget, 830 Time Machine 1224 RadiO wIll have new programmIng The all lIve programs (ongInatIng on KwaJaleIn) are 900 NPR's All Things Considered biggest changes are that "Jim Pewter" expands to 55 deSIgned to play mUSIC for you, and requests are 1000 Honolulu Stock Market Report mInutes, Instead of hiS former half-hour slot, and a always welcome The number to calliS 3740 Stay 1010 Charlie Tuna new show, "Time MachIne," has been added Dick tuned to AFRS for more good IIstemng musIc 11 05 Gene Price Country Show 1205 pm Paul Harvey News New Courses Offered & Commentary A Glazed Graduation: Kim's First Ceramics Classes End 12 16 Mid-Day MUSIC At nght, the gradu­ 12 50 Marshallese lesson ates of Jean Kim's 205 Rick Dees' American MusIc fIrst ceramics decora­ 305 Jim Pewter tIOn techmques class 405 Harry Newman Country MusIc cluster around their 505 RadiO Theater projects Monday, the 530 Jazz Beat last day of the flVe­ 600 Honolulu Stock Market Report week long course The course, along With a Louise Foster 605 Saturday offenng that 705 Night Tram graduates ItS 13 stu­ 7 50 Marshallese lesson dents thiS weekend, 905 Mary Turner were Kim's first Adult 1000 NPR's Morning EditIOn (M-Th) EducatIOn offenng on King BIscuit Flower Hour (Fn) KwaJ, although she 11 05 Pete Smith owned and operated a Midnight Network news, features ceramic StudIO In * News IS broadcast every hour on the hour Ha wan for seven years There, she taught begInner and I Saturday* advanced classes and 600 P m CBS News performed all the steps 615 Sports Involved In transformIng raw matenal Into a fInished cerarruc piece 6 19 AP Week In Review The two classes mark another first that IS also sIgmficant - they were the first Adult Ed classes offered In 623 SCience Editor years that made use of the SpeCial Service Hobby Shop as a class site (For whIch the Instructor gave a 630 Good Morning Kwajaleln speCIal thank you to Mamo Oka, the Hobby Shop supervisor "ThIS class wouldn't have been pOSSible 830 Paul Harvey News without hIS help and cooperatIon, espeCially over the last three weeks," she saId) & Commentary "I had 26 students altogether," Said Kim, "and all the grrls are dOIng really well ' 900 NPR's All Things Considered Jean KIm IS now offenng new courses on cerdIlllCS at dIfferent levels through the Adult EducatIOn Center 1005 Musical BegInmng CeramiCS, deSigned for the person v

Sunday* Photo Interest Survey 8 05 a m Amen Corner **GSK SALES** 900 NPR's All Things Considered Are you Interested In havmg pIctues profeSSIOnally taken of your famIly or pre-school age chIldren? The Due to the barge arrlval, 10 05 Open Door or Scan KwaJalem AdVISOry CounCil would lIke to know, 10 30 Banners of Faith or there wlll be NO GSK Sales and you can contact them at 2036 dunng the day on Saturday, Aprll 4th Protestant Hour ThIS IS a separate ~urvey from the annual school 11 05 Crosscurrents of Love or pIctures survey although those sheets should be Salt Lake Tabernacle ChOir returned to school ASAP 11 30 Love On the Rock 1205 P m American Top 40 r. ~ The Soul Countdown Hazardous Cargo Operation Surf and Sun 405 AS OF 1201 am 605 The Swmgmg Years hom GLOBAL RANGE OPERATIONS Thursday, Apnl2, 1987 705 Live From Gilleys Dally ramfall 0 11 805 AFRTS Expanded Sports Hazardous cargo IS scheduled to arnve on the Monthly ramfall 0 11 830 Focus On The Family Fnday, Apnl 3 MAC flight As a result of the Yearly total 8 06 construction on the hazardous cargo unloadIng 855 Armed Forces Digest TOMORROW ON KWAJALEIN area, Bucholz Army AIrfield wIll be closed to Doug Ordunlo Sunnse 6 46 a m 905 fixed wmg aIrcraft dunng the unloadIng opera­ 1000 NPR's Morning EditIOn Sunset 6 59 p m tIOn A wmdow has been established for thIS op­ Moonnse 10 48 a m 11 05 Dick Cavett's Comedy Hour or eratIOn from 30 mmutes pnor through two hours Dr Demento Moonset 11 52 p m after amval time Access to Ocean Road adjacent High Tide 6 56 a m 5 0'-6 56 P m 3 9' Midnight Network news, features to the runway and the golf course Will be LowTIde 1229am 14'-117pm 18' • News IS broadcast every hour on the hour restncted dunng the operation FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 4700 ~ ~ ~ ~ ------~

~...... ' .... ~n.i ...... ~----'-.--., ...... -, •• -.~~~~-.-.~rj~'_w-.I~ ...... I _.M.l'.1~.1.1 ...... ~ c COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987, PAGE 3 AT WIT'S END: LITTLE WISPS OF NOTHING By ERMA BOMBECK ads had decorated the barracks of the It took me awhile to figure out our mlhtary, all wars would have ended petty differences The clothes were We have a strange SItuation here three to flYe years sooner beIng modeled by a 20-year-old I'm old enough to buy lIngene, but My questlon IS not so much the woman, SIX feet tall, weighIng 86 I'm not old enough to read the ads for propnety of these ads (It does cross pounds, wIth long, black hair secured t them one's mmd), but why do they waste In a bun She was also a beautiful I'm not talkIng about the ones that them on women? Do you actually Hlspamc wIth hIgh cheekbones who appear In a family newspaper where thmk we're naIve enough to beheve could hook a handbag over her the model wears a chemlle robe and a that we are gOIng to look lIke the 17- hipbone black StrIp across her eyes to preserve year-old nymph In the ad weanng a In a way, televlSlon IS responsible her IdentIty I'm talkIng about the deml-cup bra with matchIng lace for turnIng hngene Into what used to Intimate apparel that appears In garter belt? be referred to as a housedress . , catalogues the Penthouse of pur­ I learned a long tIme ago (four Krystle and AleXIS and the women on chasers everywhere months next Tuesday) that what the soaps langUIsh around the house Male and female bodIes are draped always looks sensatlonal on a model all day m IIngene, dnnkIng whIte over one another In seductIve poses, In the brochure wIll not necessarIly WIne The other mght on "Amenka," dotted occaslOnally WIth a buom that translate that well on me Month after a RUSSian sympathizer was weanng a wouldn't cover a vaccmatlOn and see­ month, I used to grab a particular mghtgown that could have made the through mesh tank top that wIll never catalogue, order anyhthIng thiS one VFW forget that Nebraska ever play In Duluth, MInn , WIthout a ZIP­ particular stnkIng model wore and eXIsted But then, we're not talkmg m thermal hmng waIt anXIOusly for the postman about women who clean the basement woul! you wear ese Pajama tops plunge to the knees, Every time my order arnved, I trIed and stlck therr heads In tOiletS Because they dry LI~tel )" sensuous satInS cover nothIng, and a on the garment, then returned It wIth A fnend of mIne who was vISitIng I Wd<; nevrl th.lt young stretch lace teddy wIth a thong back IS the explanation It was the wrong picked up one of the catalogues the Copynght 1987 other day, smffed and saId, "Why close to erouc If any of these IIngene color Lo~ Angeles Tlme~ Syndicate SCENARIO OF BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK By ART BUCHWALD hiS troops They came up With a sure­ "What are you dOIng?" Clyde Everyone who worked at the network fire one All Tom had to do was asked cheered Larry's deCISive actIOn and Great buyouts of corporations borrow a billIon dollars at 18 percent "Here IS your $40 mIllIon dubbed him the Black Rock don't Just happen They are plotted and buy hiS own company stock greenmail," the vice preSIdent Said DeSIgnated MeSSiah with care and executed With skIll back Then he could sell off all the "Stop your takeover trIcks" The cheenng lasted for several Here IS the story of one profitable subsldlanes and use the Clyde rephed, "I don't want to take hours untIl Larry looked at the books Clyde went out one day to buy a cash to purchase new certificates over Black Rock " and declared the network was TV set One the Avenue of the whIch would be unhzed to payoff the The VICe preSIdent ran upstarrs and spendIng too much money So he Amencas In front of the Black Rock old bonds And finaJly he could sell told Tom, "He says It'S not enough rounded up the on-air talent and rank Instant Replay Company, he met hiS the Black Rock bUIldIng Itself and money" and file and asked them to come to hiS lIfelong fnend Soupy, who asked him lease It back for 10 years Tom was "Then I have to fInd a 'white office After glvmg them a fnendly what he was dOing "I want to buy a assured If he dId all these thmgs the knIght,' Tom said ''I'm gOIng to call pat on the back he said, "ThIS hurts TV," he Said company would be safe from Clyde up Larry and ask him to defend me me more than It hurts you," and then Soupy told hIm, "Why don't you for another SIX months agaInst Clyde" he pushed each one out the WIndow buy a big one?" MeanwhIle, down on the Avenue Larry agreed to do It and bought 25 As they went sailIng down, Larry Clyde replIed, "I don't want a big of the Amencas, Clyde was decldmg percent of the stock to guarantee the yelled after them, "It's better for you one I Just want somethIng for the whether he should buy a 19- or 25- company's Independence that I do It now than later" bedroom" Inch TV set, whIle Soupy was tryIng With the new fInancIal strength And that IS the way It was at Black As they talked a vice preSIdent at to talk him Into gOIng for the big Tom sent $100 rrullIon down to Clyde Rock Black Rock overheard the con­ screen who was still on the street What of Clyde? He took hiS versatIon and dashed mto the bUildIng The two men were about to make a Meanwhile, up on the 29th floor of greenmaIl and rushed down to Crazy to tell Tom, the chairman, that there declson when the Black Rock vice Black Rock, Tom was haYmg a secret Eddie's where be bought the most was a takeover attempt being preSIdent came out of the bUlldmg dlscu~slOn WIth the Walla Cola beautiful 25-mch TV set In the world concocted on the street with a large suitcase filled with Company about bUYIng the network Tom was aghast and Immediately money and started countIng It out to When Larry got Wind of It he walked Copynght1987 ordered a "poIson pill" defense from Clyde In and threw Tom out the WIndow Los Angeles Tmes Syndicate Ten People Announce Noncandidacy For President By HARRY F ROSENTHAL bItt and Rep Richard Gephardt of tlOn But he took himself out for 1988 time WIth hiS family "I can't be an ASSOCiated Press Wnter Mlssoun on the Democratic sayIng he couldn't perform adequate­ absentee governor," he saId The reason most CIted by those ly dS both governor and candidate Dunng two days In late [<'}Jruary, WASHINGTON - Two more who have dropped out IS family res­ And beslde~, he Said, It was a family two Democrats announced they people announced recently they are ponSibilIties decison "We'd all have to go to Iowa would rot run ':len Paul Simon of not runmng for preSident That bnngs The evemng before HaIg's an­ and do thIS thIng It would be a stram IllInOIS said "there WdS a fdlr amount the total of promInently announced noucement, former U S ambassador on t-verybody " of Interest but r would be foohng you noncandidates to 10 Jeane KirkpatrIck, a Repuhcan, and Sen Dale Bumpers, D-Ark, a If I saId there was a large dl dft out More than 240 millIon other Sen Albert Gore, D-Tenn , made favonte of hiS peers In Congress, there" And former GOY Charles Amencans also can truthfully say they statements that they were not runmng deCided dgaInst runnmg In 1984 after Robb of Vnglma SaId "J have retired are not runnIng First to bow out was Democratic tOYIng with the Idea and then did It from elective politICS dnu J hope to But, because the refusemks were at Sen Edward M Kennedy, He agaIn recently "A campaIgn means a stay there" least on someone's hst of pOSSible bought time on Boston teleVISIOn on total disruptIon of one's !Jfe and the Howard Baker, the former senator candlddtes, their declaratIOns of non­ Dec 19, 1985 - yes, that's nearly hfe of hIS famly," he said "It would from Tennes<;ee, left the pre<;ldentlal candJdacy made news three years before the electIOn - to mean a totdl dIsruption of the scene when he became Pre~ldent Rea­ So dId the announcements of the announce he would not be a presI­ closeness my famIly has crenshed ' gan's chief of stdff ldst month, al­ four who have so far declared them­ dential candJdate m 1988 In January, Colorado's Sen Bill though there 1<; stIll some speculatIOn selves candidates for an election still "I know that thiS deCISion means Armstrong Issued a statement that "If he or another noncandIdate could be two baseball seasons In the future that I may never be preSident," said there were an overndIng reason to do drafted at the GOP conventIOn In Latest to JOIn the preSidential foot­ the semor senator from Massachu­ so, I would run for preSident, but I do August race IS Alexander Hmg, the former setts The reason hIS chIldren de­ not thmk thiS IS the case" There were Gore added hIS name to the presI­ secretary of state, former White served more of hiS time than cam­ plenty of other outstandIng Repub­ dential non-runner hst, saying "I'm House chief of staff and former paIgmng hcan leaders, he said not runmng for anythIng but the Job 1 NATO commander He IS In the Mano Cuomo, the governor of Two months later, Gov James R have" company of former Delaware Gov New York, started DemocratIc pulses Thompson of Ilhnols, also a Repub­ Klrkpatnck ..,ald - for the thou­ Pete duPont on the RepublIcan Side racIng In 1984 wIth hIS keynote hcan, Said he needed to stay home to sandth time - that she IS not a can­ and former Anzona Gov Bruce Bab- speech at the San FranCISco conven- advance hiS programs and to spend dIdate for anythIng

The KwajaleIn Hourglass IS an unoffiCial publication authonzed under the proVISIOns of AR 360- 81 It IS published by Global ASSOCiates Monday through Fnday (excludIng holidays) at the cbrec - CommandIng Officer Col Richard G Chapman Jr tlOn ot the commandIng offIcer, US Army KwaJaleIn Atoll, Marshall Islands, under contract Public Mfarrs Officer Pat RobbInS OASG60-82-C-0063 ThIS IS an offset pubhcatlOn, wIth a daily Circulation of 1,450 The views Editor Brett Marsh and opmlOns expressed hereIn are not necessanly those of the Department of the Army Com mum - Copy EdJtor Roberta Consaivi CdtlOn~ should be addressed to the Hourglass, POBox 23, APO San FranCISco 96555 or call Sports Wnter Nancy NarleskI 3')39 (AUTOVON 254-3539) Matenals appeanng In the Hourglass may not be repnnted without Feature Wnter Michael Todd the approval of the commandIng officer, US Army Kwa]alem Atoll All want ads and notICes mll<;t be submitted on GA Form 8028 R-4 by 1230 pm the workIng ddy pnor to pubhcdtlon WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987 Israel Blocking U.S. Attempts Lab Test Limits To Briefly Curb Health Costs NEW YORK (AP) - InternatIOnal To Question Man In Spy Case By JANET McCONNAUGHEY Business Machines Corp sought to By BARRY SCHWEID questIon Katz and does not want hIm ASSOCiated Press Wnter leap ahead of competItors In the AP DIplomatIc Wnter to leave Israel, the admimstratIOn personal computer fIeld today wIth a source saId QuestIOns about Katz's - The natIon's new famIly of products more power­ WASHINGTON - Israel IS mvolvement m the Pollard affatr were largest health Insurance proVIder has ful and harder to copy than IBM's blockIng U S efforts to questIon an developed by U S mvestIgators and set up new gUIdehnes whIch could earher models Amencan attorney whose name has not by IsraelI authontles, who had lImIt the use of 15 of the most Known as the IBM Personal Sys­ surfaced In the Pollard espIOnage pledged full cooperatIon when the spy common medIcal tests and help cut tem-2, the group Includes four case, an admInIstratIOn source says case broke, the source saId health-care spendIng by $6 bIlhon a products In eIght configuratIOns that The lawyer, Harold Katz, who US Attorney Joseph dIGenova, year, offiCIals saId today the world's largest computer com­ holds dual US-IsraelI cItIzenshIp, whose offIce prosecuted the Pollards, "We do not see thIS as a means to pany called "the broadest range of demed any Involvement m the case saId yesterday he could neIther con­ deny IndIVidual claims," Said Bernard compatIble personal computIng when contacted today at hIS Tel AVIV firm nor deny the eXIstence of any R TresnowskI, preSident of Blue systems ever offered " home informatIon about Katz JustIce De­ Cross and Blue ShIeld ASSOCIatIOn, The computers mclude speCIal But, the admInistratIOn source, partment spokesman Patnck Korten whIch covers an estImated 75 mIlhon IBM-developed technology that In who spoke on conditIon of anonym­ also dechned to comment Amencans some ways make them incompatIble Ity, Said U S Investigators beheve Katz, In a telephone IntervIew, He and four offiCials of the Amen­ WIth nvals, as well as powerful Katz's WashIngton apartment was saId, "Yes, that's my name that's can College of PhYSICIans, whIch rep­ graphIcs capabIlIty and a broad range used to photocopy claSSIfied mlhtary bemg mentIOned But I can tell you resents most mternlsts, announced the of informatIon storage devIces documents obtaIned by Navy analyst that the report IS totally untrue I gUIdehnes at the phYSICIans' annual * * * Jonathan Jay Pollard never heard of them untIl It got mto meetmghere NEW YORK (AP) - A VIdeotape In addItIOn, U S authontIes the papers, I never saw these people, Blue Cross and Blue ShIeld says being cIrculated In the SovIet under­ suspect Katz, who took IsraelI I know nothmg about that operatIOn " the gUIdehnes are ImtIally meant to be ground shows the WIfe of SovIet cItIzenshIp m 1972, of bemg Involved "I Just heard about It and I am not educatIonal, but eventually wIll WIth­ leader MIkhaIl Gorbachev shopping In payments to Pollard, SaId a dIp­ prepared to say any more at thIS hold or hmIt payments for tests In French boutIques and bUYing lomatIc source, who also demanded pOint But I WIll say WIthout any re­ deemed mappropnate Jewelry WIth an Amencan Express anonymIty vocatIOn that thIS story IS not true," he Tresnowski saId the first step after card, The New York TImes reported Pollard, 32, was arrested In said educatIon wIll be to look at patterns of today November 1985, pleaded gUIlty to The WashIngton Post, WhICh claIms from IndIVIdual hospItals or The tape depIcts Ralsa Gorbachev espIOnage last June and was sen­ reported Katz's alleged role In the doctors He emphaSIzed that although as an extravagant woman and seems tenced March 4 m Washmgton to hfe affaIr In today's editIons, said Justice phYSICIans mIght be asked why they Intended to make her an object of In pnson for selhng Israel hundreds Department mvestIgators belIeve Katz had done somethIng, they do have the scorn, the TImes SaId of claSSIfied mlhtary documents In holds the key to unanswered ques­ responSIbIlIty to admInister medICIne The newspaper quoted RUSSIans m 1984-1985 tIons about the extent to which semor "All we're dOIng IS askIng Moscow who have seen the VIdeo It HIS WIfe, Anne Henderson Pol­ levels of the Israeh government may questIons 'Given the gmdehnes, why SaId the tape con tamed scenes of Mrs lard, 26, receIved a five-year term for have sanctIOned Pollard's spymg dId you do what you dId?'" he saId Gorbachev shoppIng In boutIques conspmng to receIve embezzled gov­ The newspaper, quotIng umdentI­ "He may have good reasons or he dunng her husband's VISIt to France ernment property and beIng an ac­ fied sources, said InvestIgators be­ may ask himself why he did what he m 1985 and buymg Jewlery WIth an cessory after the fact to posseSSIOn of heve Katz may know whether top dId" Amencan Express credIt card, defense secrets Israelt offiCIals approved the payment The gmdehnes cover the most eVIdently In London a year earlIer, Israel IS reSIsting U S efforts to of $50,000 to Pollard common medIcal tests that account for before Gorbachev came to power Space Shuttle $30 bilhon a year of natIonal health­ *** care spendmg KALAPANA, Hawan (AP) - NASA Seeks New Booster Rocket Even before the announcement, the SCIentIst'> and Hawan County CIVIl By HOWARD BENEDICf smgle contractor would be selected, gUIdelInes were attacked by the Defense offIcIals were keepmg watch AP Aerospace Wnter WIth funding begInmng In the fIscal College of Amencan PathologIsts, a on several outbreaks from the SIX­ 1989 budget 1O,000-member group representIng mIle-long lava flow WhICh crossed CAPE CANAVERAL, F1a - Under that tImetable, a new rocket the speCIalIsts who dtrect medIcal test­ Kalapana Bypass HIghway and fIlled NASA says It WIll ask rocket com­ could be avaIlable by 1993, offICIals Ing laboratones Queen's Bath late Tuesday and early pames to ,>ubmIt deSIgns for a safer, Said yesterday New U.S. Ambassador more powerful sohd fuel booster NASA saId before It deCides to Arrives In Moscow Hawall Volcano Observatory rocket for propellIng the space shuttle bUIld the advanced verSIOn, It must be By SUSAN J SMITH spokesman ReggIe Okamura SaId the In the mld-1990s assured It wIll have Increased ASSOCIated Press Wnter outbreaks could threaten homes down Five compames WIll be mVIted to relIabIlIty, be able to Increase the slope, partIcularly five houses at partICIpate In an open competItIOn for shuttle's welght-hftmg capabIlIty by MOSCOW - U S Ambassador Kapa'ahu Homesteads that already developmg a new deSIgn for the up to 10,000 pounds and be produced Jack S Matlock arnved today to take are enCIrcled by lava rocket, NatIOnal AeronautIcs and In a modern, automated faCIlIty for up hIS post and saId he assumed Space AdmmistratIOn admmlstrator maXImum qualIty control and * * * embassy commumcatIOns, feared WASHINGTON (AP) - A James C Fletcher SaId yesterday relIabIlIty compromIsed In the Mannes-KGB DemocratIc budget challengmg PreSI­ The proposal IS separate from the The agency Said the compames espIOnage case, WIll be secure by the agency's effort to redeSIgn the present must mclude both smgle segment and dent Reagan's mlhtary bUIldup and tIme Secretary of State George Shultz ban on tax Increases IS mOVing to­ booster rocket multi-segment deSIgns The SIngle Challenger and ItS seven-member segment deSIgn would reduce the arnves ward passage In the House, but a Matlock, 57, told reporters at the SImIlar effort In the Senate has run crew were lost when a Jomt m one of number of JOints lIke that whIch led to atrport he dId not WIsh to comment on the shuttle's tWin boosters leaked gas he Challenger aCCIdent, but NASA Into trouble the sex-and-spy scandal that resulted Hou~e and flames and tnggered an explOSIOn said thIS technology stIlI must be The Budget CommIttee, In the arrest of three Manne Corps on Jan 28, 1986 proved WIth no GOP support, approved Its secunty guards and the recall of the verSIon of fiscal 1988's tnlhon-dollar The fIve compames recently com­ The companIes are AeroJet pleted Phase I of the proJect, In StrategIC PropulSIOn Co , Sacramen­ 28 guards posted here now spending plan yesterday, and House He saId hIS fIrst pnonty IS to leaders announced It would come up whIch each submItted deSign con­ to, CalIf, AtlantIC Research Corp , prepare for the Shultz VISIt on Apnl for a vote next week cepts, plans for developmg and test­ Alexandna, Va, Hercules Aerospace The plan, passed m a 21-14 party­ mg a new booster and cost estImates Co's Aerospace Dlvlson, Salt Lake­ 12-14 Ime vote, calls for $22 bIllIon m new Contracts could be awarded as early CIty, Morton ThIOkol Co, Bngham "We assume we WIll have secure taxes and fees, most to be spelled out as June for Phase 2, and the com­ CIty, Utah, and Umted TechnologIes' commUnICatIOns when he's here," later panIes would submIt more en­ ChemIcal Systems DIVISIOn, San Matlock Said He added "I'm not * * * gmeenng plans Jose, Cahf gOing to comment on any condmon of After a mne-month performance Morton ThIOkol bUIlds the present the embassy before I see It " Matlock replaces Arthur A Financial News penod, NASA would deCIde whether shuttle boosters and IS mvolved In the to bUIld the advance rocket If the redeSIgn WIth NASA's Marshall Hartmen, who left Feb 19 after fIve DOLLAR CLOSING deCISIOn IS made to move ahead, a Space Fhght Center In Alabama years - the longest-servIng U S In Tokyo was ambassador to Moscow Since World 14705 yen War II and In Bonn u.S. Rejects Request For C-130's The new ambassador IS conSIdered 1 8265 West German marks Ington to take actIon to restore U S one of the Umted States' top experts CLOSING TOTALS NEW YORK (AP) - The Umted credibilIty, the Times SaId on SOVIet languages, cultures and Gold Down $0 05 to $418 70 States has rejected a request from Iraq OffiCials said that smce the first of hIstory and most recently was Sliver Up $0 17 to $6 45 for Amencan-bUIIt C-130 cargo the year, Iraq has renewed a request PreSIdent Reagan's speCIal aSSIstant DOW JONES planes and artIllery radar but con­ for C-130 transport planes bUIlt by for SOVIet and European affaIrS CLOSING AVERAGES tInues to send It mtellIgence data, The Lockheed That request, and one to He has been a longtIme key 30 Industnals New York Times reported today rent or borrow Amencan-made radar formulator of U S pohcy toward the Up 4 40 to close 2320 45 The two-ttered approach seems from Jordan, \\ere turned down by SOVIets, and took part In most of the 20 TransportatIons mtended to prevent an Iraman VICtOry Washmgton, the offiCIals SaId summIt seSSIOns at Geneva and Up 3 76 to close 928 90 and repaIr relatIOns WIth Iraq whIle Iraq used to get almost 11S entire ReykJaVIk, Iceland, between Reagan 15 UtIlItIes aVOIdIng direct U S mIlItary en­ arsenal from the Soviet Umon but and SOVIet leader MIkhaIl S Up 0 91 to close 211 30 tanglement In the Iran-Iraq war, the diverSified m the mld-1970s and now Gorbachev 65 Stocks Times saId, quotIng umdentlfled receives about half from the Soviet The embassy he WIll run IS plagued Up 2 44 to close 864 63 offiCIals bloc and half from the West, an of­ by an espIOnage scandal that U S Volume 182,950,000 Since the dIsclosure last fall that fICIal told the Times authontIes belIeve compromIsed ItS See Llstmgs m the adminIstratIOn had been VIOlating OffICIals who watch the arms commumcatIons Three former Ma­ Grace Sherwood Library ItS own avowed polIcy by seilIng busmess saId they belIeve Iraq IS well nne guards at the embassy are under arms to Iran, Iraq has urged Wash- supplIed rrulItary arrest m the Umted States

~"""""""""""S.U.S~I~I~t""""""""~'--.~ ~~.~...... ~~- ~~-+~¢W~.""""""" __iO~IN' __ •••181.1""""""""""" c SPORTS HOLRGLASS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987, PAGE 5 Pena Weeps Over Trade ST LOUIS (AP) - Tony Pena broke down and Polo Takes Plunge wept when he learned he had been traded by the tedm By NANCY NARLESKI he had spent hIS enare major-league career with Hourglass Sportw,nter But It dIdn't take long for the four-tune All-Star catcher to recover from the shock and adJmt to the The 1987 SpecIal ServIces-sponsored 1I1nertube realIty of leavmg the PIttsburgh Plrate~ and JOInIng water polo league splashed off last I1lght at the Fam­ the St LoUIs Cardmals Ily Pool ThIS season, there are seven teams com­ ''I'm happy to be part of the RedbIrds," sdld Pcna, petIng m two dIVISIons "A" dIVISIOn conSIsts of who was acqUIred Wednesddy for outfIelder Andy three teams whIle "B" dIVISIOn has four teams com­ Van Slyke, catcher Mlke LaVallIere and llliI1or-league petmg The aquatIC crews sport team names varymg pitcher Mike Dunne from the rather appropnate Stmgrays, Washouts and "Sometimes you have to cry for a whIle," he ~dld More-Rays to the rather cunous UmbIlIcal Dan "It was hard to say goodbye to my teammates and and the Cords, LOUIe Patrol, General Hospital and my manager What can you do? Just enJoy myself OIlslIcks and have fun " Innertube water polo IS one of Kwaj's more ul1lque PIrates Manager JIm Leyland also cned when the sports The game consIsts of two 15 mmute halves trade was announced There are seven members of each team 111 the water at "It's a very tough day for me," he saId any gIVen arne, SIX players and one goalIe Sconng IS The 29-year-old Pena, a SIx-year veteran batted relatIvely '>Imple, as each goal amassed IS worth two 288 with 10 home runs and 52 runs batted m la~t pOll1t~ season He has a lIfetIme battmg average of 286 He Tn la~t mght's season opener, two teams from "B" also won Gold Gloves m 1983, 1984 and 1985 dlvI<;IOn faced off The More-Rays beat LOUIe Patrol Tacoma Stars Nell Megson hollers hiS Cardmals General Manager Dal Maxvlll ~dld hI" 32 to 26 HIgh Scorer for the More-Rays was Tom team was gettmg a "premIer" player St Low; MdI1- disapproval after being whistled for (Jodfley wIth 12 P01l1ts Jay Thomas and Jay Horne ager Whitey Herzog SaId he Wd~ very Impre<;sed with knocking down San Diego Sockers Branko sdnk eIght P01l1ts a pIece for LOUIe Patrol Pena's offenSIve and defensIve credentIdb Segota to the ground dunng their MISL "MechanIcally, he throws as well as anybody In the game In San Diego (AP Laserphoto) game, mdybe better," Herzog said 'Mannglng Island Sports Bits agamst hIm, I hated to see hIm commg up In the NBA Standings Basketball Team Pictures clutch He always got hIS np~ and he alway~ hit the Tedm pIctures wIll be taken for all basketball fmal­ ball hard" EASTERN CONFERENCE= AtlantiC DIVISion ms tomght at 5 15 P m at the eRC W L Pc,t The followlI1g teams are requested to be present Rocket>, No Idea, ROI Rats, Ebeye VIce, Koba 54 730 y - Boston 20 Maron, Kanes, Never Agam, Short CIrCUIt and 32 562 x - Philadelphia 41 LimIted EdItIon x - Washington 36 36 500 Dflftwood ClaSSIC New Jersey 22 1)0 306 The annual Dnftwood ClaSSIC WIll be run on Sun­ New York 22 51 301 day, Apn112 startmg at Emon Beach at 530 P m Central DIVISion The Men's DIVISIOn teams WIll conSIst of SIX or x - Atlanta 48 24 667 more member~ and wIll complete a 1O-kIlometer run x - DetrOit 47 25 653 The Ladle<; and Youth DIVISIOn teams WIll conSIst of x - Milwaukee 44 30 595 three or more members and WIll run fIve kilometers x - Indiana 37 35 514 RotatIng trophIes WIll be gIven to the top team 111 x - Chicago 37 37 500 ('ach dlVmon - determmed by cross-country scor­ Cleveland 27 47 365 lI1g CertIfIcates wlll be awarded to each fmlsher WESTERN CONFERENCE Entry forms are aVailable at Mdcy's porch For more 111 formatIOn, contact Shelly Elzwelg, Midwest DIVISion W6144 or H4473 x - Dallas 49 24 671 x - Utah 41 32 562 Tenms-Ball Machme The SpeCIal ServIces' Gear Locker now sports d x - Houston 37 37 500 tenrm-ball machme for checkout The "Lob-ster" IS a 41 438 Nice Try Denver 32 great way to practIce a varIety of strokes and shots 26 47 356 Montreal Expos outfielder Alonzo Powell San AntoniO used 111 game play goes upSide down as he crashes over the Sacramento 23 49 319 Followmg are a few SImple rules for checkout fence trying for a ball by New York Mets Keith PaCIfic DIVISion 1 The machme IS aVaIlable for two-hour time blocks Hernandez In West Palm Beach, Fla Powell y - LA Lakers 57 15 792 2 The machll1e must be returned by 6 30 P m missed and Hernandez got a home run x - Portland 44 28 611 mghtly to the Gear Locker to be secured sdfely dunng first inning action (AP Laserphoto) Golden State 37 34 521 3 Ddlly court #1 (closet to the ocean) I~ the only Seattle 36 38 486 court that mdY be used PhoeniX 27 45 375 4 The cart proVIded for transportmg must be used to L A Clippers 12 59 169 prevent damage to the machme y- clinched diVISion title 5 Tenms balls must be supplIed by the u~er Have fun WIth the "Lob-ster" and please adhere to x- clinched play-off spot Last Night's Results the rules as stated above Basketball Standings Fun Run Spartans I 49, Koba Maron 40 NHL Runners, save 5 30 pm on SunddY, Apnl5 for the High scorers Enc Hollaway (Spartans) - WALES CONFERENCE KwajalelI1 Runmng Club's mnth Fun Run 16, Bnan Cross (Spartans) - 10, Patrick DIVISion DIstances WIll be half-, three- and 6 2-1mle runs Raymond Kemem (Koba) - 10 W L T PractIce for the Dnftwood CIa<;<;Ic's 5K and 10K Water Polo Y - Philadelphia 46 24 8 dI<;tances and remember that there are only two More-Rays 32, LOUIe Patrol 26 x - Washington 36 32 10 chances left to complete SIX run~ to earn a KRC sm­ High scorers Tom Godfrey (Rays) - 12, x - NY Islanders 34 32 11 glet Jay Thomas, Jay Horne (Patrol) 8 x - NY Rangers 34 36 8 Call Jeff at 2490 for more 1I1formatIOn Pittsburgh 28 38 12 Offlc13tmg Cllmcs New Jersey 29 42 6 A softball offlcIatmg clImc Will be held tOl1lght at Adams DIVISion 5 30 p m on Brandon FIeld x - Hartford 42 29 7 Anyone Wlshll1g to offICIate the upcommg T-Ball x - Montreal 39 29 10 ~eason must attend the offlclatmg clImc Saturday, Apnl 4 at 4 p m on Ragan Field Many offICIals are x - Boston 39 32 7 stIll needt-d for the season Local Schedule Quebec 28 39 10 Basketball Buffalo 27 43 7 TOnIght CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Sports On AFRTS 6 00 ROI Rats vs Hot (Long/fucker) NOrriS DIVISion x - Detroit 34 34 10 [he followmg IS a schedule of upcomll1g sports 7 00 ROI Trackers vs No Idea (MonLomo'Kocmg) to be aIred on the Armed Forces RddlOrrelevislOn x - St LoUIS 29 33 15 Staaon network Fnday Minnesota 10 30 39 RadIO 600 Bootleggers vs Ebeyc VIce (Mendcz/L"wlS) Chicago 28 36 12 Fnday - NBA Golden State vs Dallas Toronto 31 41 6 Sunday Mavencks, 1 30 P m Smythe DIVISion Sunday - NBA LA Lakers vs Denver 4 30 Ebeye VIce v<; Hoo,Ier<; (TEA) y- Edmonton 49 24 5 Nuggets, 7 30 a m Inner-Tube Water Polo x - Calgary 46 30 2 TeleVIsIOn Sunday x - Winnipeg 39 31 8 A ten-mmute report on the KwaJalem-MaJuro 6 00 (game rescheduled) x - Los Angeles 31 39 8 Tenms Exchange WIll aIr on Channel 13 on 7 15 More-Rays vs General Ho<;pltal Vancouver 27 43 8 Saturday at 5 p m and Sunday at approxImdtely 8 00 General HospItal vs Ot! ,IIch y- clinched diVISion title 10 p m follOWIng the Laker-Denver NBA game x clinched play-off berth FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987 On The Light Side Ann Landers NEW ORLCANS, (AP) - People on the go now can order alllg,lLor to go DEAR ANN LANDERS I am That's one of the morc popular Hcms at a Jct-set carry out called Bdyou To Go, heartsIck Our wondcrful cat, "Chow WhICh sells and packs Cajun spcClaltles at New Orleans Intcrnallonal AIrport Chow," thc household darlmg for 14 Mayor Sidney Barthclemy cut the nbbon MonddY on Bayou To Go, and ~h()p yCdfS, dICd yestcrday The vetcnndnan manager Joe Hobbs saId, "Wc're one of a kmd " says hiS dcath was causcd by eatmg a HIS shop offers ~uch Cajun delights as dndouIlle sausage and tasso ham, but vanety of houseplants, IncludIng so far, Hobbs said, the most popular Items come out ot the water PoInscttlas that had been sIttmg "We're sellIng a lot of allIgator meat Shnmp, dllIgator and crawll~h ,Ire our around smce Chnstmas biggest sellers," he Sdld I wonder how many other people * * * didn't know that ordmary, cveryd.ty BOULDER, Colo (AP) - The Clly of Bouldcr I~ ~hoppmg lor boulder~, plants can cause the death of a belovcd heIght of the free-love, flower-chIldren large ones, that can be put mto Boulder Creek to create habitat for fl~h pet Please pubhsh my letter and warn era.) "It's funny, but thc darn thmgs are hard to come by, Gary Lacy, Boulder them - TOO LATE FOR ME IN I said, "I have thought a great deal Creek proJcct coordmdtor, SaId Monday The "round, pretty ones" Me provmg POUGHKEEPSIE about 'the new morality' and I have espeCIally hard to fmd, he SaId DEAR FRIEND Here's your only one thmg to say to you Please Nederland, a mountam commumty located about 20 mlle~ \\'Lsi of BouldLr, letter and my thanks for giVing me hsten carefully because thIS IS Impor­ has been asked If It can spare some the opportunity to sound the tant Before you begm to get mvolved The City needs about 300 of the big rocks welghmg at ledst a ton edch for thc warning Along With pOinsettias, WIth a young lady, take a long, hard proJcct philodendrons can be highly tOXIC look at her If you don't want to spend Since cats can Jump almost every­ the next 15 years hvmg WIth that per­ People In the News where, It IS best not to have these son, raIsmg a chIld that you share, NEW YORK (AP) - says It \\ould be fun to ~pcnd lime With plants In your home If you have a you'd better make darned sure you hIS teleVISIOn alter ego werc David Addison a rCdl person rather th,m a chardcter feline pet don't get carned away and create a new on "MoonlIghtmg " DEAR ANN LANDERS That lIfe Sex IS not somethmg you do for "It would be kmd of hard kecpmg up wllh hun," WIllt~ said m an mterVIC\\ bItter letter from "A Mother of Two entertamment and then forget about It on the NBC "Today" show "David Addison burns the blue flamc Hc lIves redl at 21," pleadmg with teen-agers to can be a very senous busmess and hard It would be dlfftcult for me to keep up " practIce birth control, made me decIde change your hfe forever" (P S None Spcakmg to Bryant Gumbel, WIlhs SaId hiS off-~crcen Imagc I~ 1).1(1 largely Lo wntc and tell you whdt worked m of our chIldren ever got mto trouble ) because hc gives few mtervlews and publIcal1on~ mvent mCldents to take up the our house - THE SMITHS IN SALEM, Ore slack When our eldest son was m eIghth DEAR SMITHS That little But he added, ''I'm not saymg that I'm an angel " grade and began to notIce that gIrls speech gets high marks from thiS As for reports that he and ABC co-star Shepherd spend a great deal of were cute mstead of a pam 10 the corner Eighth grade IS not a time flghtmg behmd the scenes, "I'd lIke to tell you there was somethmg behll1d neck, I decided It was tIme to speak to minute too soon to give It Thanks It, that we do actually kIck and scream and scratch at cach other, but we don t " him (He IS now 35 ThiS was at the for shanng The on-camera romantic teasmg between the detective duo he SaId, Will be resolved by the end of thIS season We lIke to thmk of It as 2 1/2 yedfs of foreplay," he satd Good News: Mutual Funds Not ------Thought for Toddy "Few nch men own propcrty Thc propcrty own~ Taxed Twice them" - Robert Ingersoll, Amencan mdustrldlI~t (1859-1928) INVESTOR' GUIDE By BILL DOYLE

Q All my hfe, I have been able to Income tax, no matter WhICh chOice do my own mcome tax returns you make Your Individual But I am up agamst somethmg new Q On Dec 15, 1986, I mvested this year Like many others, I went $5,000 ID a mutual fund I paId on the mutual fund bandwagon $14 83 per share and got 337 154 Horoscope last year and now have fund shares On Dec 23,1986, the fund diVIdends and capital gams d18tn­ credited my account With a ===== Fral\ces Drake ======;:::;::::::== butions to declare on my 1986 $1,42279 capital gaIns d18trlbu­ tion, which was used to buy FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1987 return After do1Og some research 10 tax 136 675 additIOnal shares, at manuals at the local library, I have $1041 each That brought my total ARIES ~CORPIO come to the conclUSIOn that number of shares to 473829 At (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) mutual fund dIstributIons are $10 41 per share, the new balance Though your outlook IS optimistIC PryIng I., not the way to somf'one <; taxed twice Am I right? m my account became $4,932 55 and you re convIncIng In argument, heart You buIld good foundatIOns In A No That should be good news How come, after gettlDg a you stIll could overlook some Impor your career today Accept a ~oclal It's bad enough to be taxed once $1,42279 capital gains d18tribu­ tant detaIls now Watch error~ due to mVltatlOn from a work colleague TWIce would be far too much tion, my account was worth $67 45 neglect SAG ITTARIUS Subchapter M of the Internal less than the $5,000 I put in TAURUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Revenue Code speCIfically permIts A Because the total value of the (Apr 20 to May 20) Perhaps you get on each 01 her ~ mutual funds and therr shareholders securities that mutual fund holds m FInanCial developments :lrf' POSI­ nerves a bIt now, <;0 a f~ ... tlve outIng to escape double taxatIOn A mutual Its Investment portfolIo declIned, tIve, but reactIOns from a frIend are would do you both a world of good fund acts as a "condUIt," pasSIng takmg the value of the fund's share less than favorable Don't gIve others Don t hang around the hou ... e <;ulkIng money and tax lIabIlIty along to Its down the chance to be envIOus CAPRICORN shareholders The fund does not pay When a mutual fund declares an GEMINI (Dec 22 to Jan 19) Income tax on that money The mcome diVIdend and/or a capItal (May 21 to June 20) You seem able to accomphsh more shareholders do gaIns dlstnbutlon, the amount dec­ Your per<;onahty goes over very at hI me than on the Job toda~ Try There are two sources of that lared on each share automatIcally IS well WIth those In your crowd, but not to ILt little thIngs Irk you An money deducted from the per share value you could be too ghb WIth higher ups evenIng InVItatIOn proves InVItIng A mutual fund collect., dIVIdends That's SimIlar to the ex-dIVIdend ThInk matters through thoroughly News comes fror famIly from stocks and/or Interest from procedure on IndIVIdual stocks today AQUARIUI;! bonds and other debt seCUrItIes IS You reInvested the Capital gains CANCER ~ (Jan 20 to Feb 18) holds In Its Investment portfolIo After dlstnbutlOn to buy addItIonal shares (June 21 to July 22) IlIlttO You should havc pleasant tImes deductIng Its operatIng expenses, the However, because the fund s share BehInd-the-scenes busIne.,., m(wes today If you don t qUIbble about fund pas<;es that money along to Its value dropped, the larger number of are favored, but watch mooomes~ money or costs Involved Creative shareholders as dIVIdends - techm shares you now own were worth only WIth close tIes Is It a matter of types should go WIth the flow Don t cally called Income dIVIdends' $4,932 55 on Dec 23 - $6745 less pnnclple or are you makIng too much belabor a pomt In the normal course of Its opera than you Invested only eIght days of a small matter? PISCES >4ID' t1ons, a mutual fund sells some of the earlier That kInd of a dIp In a mutual LEO (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ stocks and/or bonds from Its Invest fund Investment IS not unusual (July 23 to Aug 22) A shoppIng tnp should put you In a ment portfolIo and replaces them Increases In fund share values also Mormng hours are best for deahngs good enough mood so you won t gIve WIth other securItIes AssumIng the happen Look what happened the very WIth fnends Later, a small nft could In to that urge to nag a bIt Don t let fund has a net profit from those month after you made your Invest­ occur over a finanCIal matter You the dIshes and other housework transactions, as a result of sellIng ment The values of the one you profit from Investment counseling become all consumIng portfolIo securitIes at hIgher pnces named m your letter and most other now IF BORN TODAY, you are glIb but than It paId for them, that profit IS mutual funds shot way up In January VIRGO also senous You may have a speCIal passed on to shareholders as capItal Q The share value of the mutual (Aug 23 to Sept 22) talent for wntIng and can succeed In gaIns dlstnbutlOns fund m which I have IDvested You'll make progress today If you such fields as promotIOnal work, The fund might declare a long tenn seldom changes more than 10 or can aVOid beIng too cntlcal of others teachIng, publishIng and ~ales capItal gaIns dIstrIbutIon from net 15 cents from one day to the next Don t get stuck on detaIls Accent Though a bit of a loner, you WIll find profit on the sale of securItIes It held More often, the change 18 Just a your overall strategy and the bIg fnendshlps helpful In your nse to for more than SIX months, as well as a few cents pIcture success A sense of humor keeps you short-term capItal gaIns dIstribution But one day late ID December, LmRA from takIng yourself too senously from profit on secuntles owned for the fund's share price feU $1 52 (Sept 23 to Oct 22) and WIll generally ease your path In SIX months of less Why? Though charmIng and gracIous lIfe Bmhdate of Marlon Brando, Mutual fund shareholders are gIven A Because the fund declared a WIth loved ones as usual, you may not actor, Dons Day, actre~s, and Wayne the chOice of takIng therr dIVIdends capItal gaIns dlstnbutlOn of $152 per treat a co-worker WIth the proper Newton, sInger and capItal gams dIstrIbutIOns eIther share and that amount was deducted respect Don't be all style and no by check or by reInvestIng to buy from the share value © 1987 by Kong ~edture~ ~yndlcate Inc suhstance today © 1987 by Kong hdlure, "'yndlcdte Inc more shares You're requrred to pay

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HOURGLASS

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987

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f10W CAN r B~EAt( INTO SHOW BUSINESS? r o CLASSIFIED PAGE 8, HOURGLASS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1987 PATIO SALE - Fn, & Sdt, 630 am -2 pm at YYWC EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING, Thurs , OFFICIAL NOTICES Apnl 9, 7 p m at Qtrs 414B Note address change ISLAND RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED of Tr 760 Baby stroller & clothes (men's & boy's), USAKA policy concermng pdyment for serVIces, perfume, jewelry, toys & odds and ends LAST CHANCE FOR T-BALL - Anyone WIshIng matenals and supplIe~ to Indlvldulls to play T-ball may stIll SIgn up to play The T-ball MedIcal and dental bIlls (emergenCle~ excepted) Ull­ PATIO SALE - Fn , 7 a 111 -1 pm (no early sales) league IS open to all 5-7 year olds Call or come by at Qtrs 105B Men's & women's clothes, shoes, der $50 are to be paId at the time the ~ervlce~ are the Teen Center to register your child (#3754) Don't provIded Charges for catenng and small boat mannd pIng pong table, dIshes, games, books and nusc miss out on thIS excltlng season' " fuel are also subject to thIs $50 hnutatlOn PATIO SALE - Fn, 8 d m -1 pm at Qtrs 410B THE YUK TENNIS COURTS are reserved on AprIl ADULT EDUCATION (raIn date Sat, Apnl 4 same hours) 6 from 730-10 15 a m for the teachers sports day BASIC BALLROOM DANCE CLASS IS beIng of­ fered by ElaIne Dors and Jeff McHarg from Apnl 22- MULTI-FAMILY PATIO SALE - Fn, 7 am-l THE COMMODORE CLUB WIll meet Mon , Apnl June 10 This eIght week cour<;e Will meet on Wed p m at Qtrs 432A Adult clothIng, VIdeo dISCS, 6, 7 p m In Room 18 of George SeItz School All mghts, 7-8 pm at the Davye DaVIS MultI-Purpose bowling ball & bag, war games, bIke wheels, mis­ are welcome Room BaSIC Ballroom Dance costs $26 per person cellaneous Items The objectIve of this course IS to Introduce baSIC MONGOLIAN BBQ cooked to perfectIon by the fa­ ballroom dance to class partIcIpants so they may QUEEN SIZE WATER BED wIth heater, SIX mous Hawallan chefs WIlhe, BIlly & Al Don't mISS perform comfortably on any dance floor BasIC steps drawers for storage & padded frame, $200 Call out on a fun fIlled mght MUSIC by Kalam & the In foxtrot, waltz, SWIng, cha-cha, tango and rumba 2322 Boys at the Vets Hall Apnl4, 6 30 pm Call Jerry at WIll be covered 4540 or JIm at 1268 RegIster at the Adult EducatIOn Center, Tue Wed, WINDSURFER, offshore, two sad,>, traIler & andFn,8am-lpm,andWed 3-6pm harness Call RIck after 5 p m at 2383 TIRED OF THE SAME OLD ROUTINE? Ready for the bIzarre and unusual? Get a gnp on a Swashbuck­ SURVEY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, (CPS 501), TIME TO SPRUCE UP th,1l addItIon to you house or lers Ball tIcket AprIl 25 Call Kathy 2713, or Tom WIll be taught here on KwajaleIn Apn118-25 by Dr traIler, over bought on lovely wallpaper, pre-pasted, 4549 DavId Lohman The book.s and sylldbus for thiS carmel color w/small pattern Marked below ongInal Central Mlclugan Ulllver<;Ity course are here now pnce Call Sunme, W2165 or H3990 to see PLAN NOW TO ATTEND The PolyneSIan Dance RegIstratIOn IS to be completed by Apnl 15 TUitIon ReVIew AdmISSIOn free 'Hat wlll be passed' to for thl'> cour~e IS $300 DBX PROGRAM ROUTE SELECTOR Three tape, offset costume costs One of the more elaborate CPS 501 IS an IntroductIOn to computer sCIence WIth three processor Inputs Full dubbIng and momtonng outfIts costs $180' Apnl 11, 7 pm, DaVIS MP an emphasIs on the hardware and ,>oftware pnnclples capabIlIty between lIne, processor & tape decks In Room PublIc IS 1I1vIted, cameras welcome necessary to effectIvely utilIze computers In a bU~I­ ongInal box, $50 Call 2342 evemngs ness envIronment The busIne<;s range of applIcatIon FAMILY POOL - SprIng break Apnl 6-10 hours of IS presented and the brodder souet IllmphcatlOns of NEW KILL BAG, $25, Onental rug, (blue), $25, operatIOn Mon -Thurs 12 30-1 30 p m lap SWIm, the computer are dlso revlev..ed crystal cordIal gla'>ses (set of 8), $8, drapes 1 30-6 p m open SWIm (104' Wx83"L), gold color, fully lIned, great for BQ REGISTER NOW FOR BASIC SEWING TECH­ room, $40 Call MarIlyn after 5 p m at 2840 EMON BEACH - AprIl 6-10, Mon -Fn 1230- NIQUES dnd SewIng for the Home gIven by 3 30 pm lIfeguard on duty, buddy system at all Roberta Coffee SewIng Techmques begin'> Tues , ENCLOSED TRAILER ADDITION WIth covered other tImes Apnl 21 and SewIng for the Home begInS Thurs , patIo & adjOlmng lanaI Indoor/outdoor carpetIng on Apnl 23 Each class lasts for SIX weeks and costs patIo, curtams, drapes & carpetmg Indoors AVaIl­ WINDSURFERS - "LAGOON BLAST" - Four $51 RegIstratIon ends Wed, Apnl 15, so don't de­ able May 3 Call 2704 for Info mIle course starts dt the P01l1t (1 P m SHARP), f1l1- lay' Call 2800 for details and come by the Adult Ed­ Ishes at Camp HamIlton Lots of prIzes BYO pICnIC, ucatIon Center to register GOLF CLUB SET, (nght handed) 1,3,4 woods, 3 charcoal proVIded Sunday, Apnl5 through 9 Irons, pItchmg wedge, $50 Call 2698 HELP WANTED DIVERS NEEDED FOR KSC DIVE BOAT TO GLOBAL ASSOCIATES currently has the followmg CURTAINS, 8 PANELS (60"x84 each), whIte, ENIWETAK Sun, AprIl 5 Cost of the boat IS $10 $60 Call 2701 opemngs DIvers and snorkelers welcome Be at Tankhouse at One full-time secretary, mu~t be dble to type ')0 7 30 a m boat departs at 8 and returns by 3 30 P m WPM Shorth,md preferable LOST SIgn up by brIngIng $ to qtrs 478C or call 2667 GREEN CHEF S APRON with German wrwng on One part-time temporarY positIOn to assIst In front' Pdrkbrdu" Lo'>t dt the Texa~ B'lrbecue at the Plant Property 1987 wall-to-wdll Inventory of plant SOCCER OFFICIAL CLINIC Anyone 1I1terested III property CandIdates should posses<; good verbal Country Club Pledse c III Jim at 2589 offlclat1l1g the Youth Pee Wee and Jr Outdoor Soc­ skills and be famlhar wIth nomenclature used on cer season must dttend the climc tOlllght, 6 15 P m dt TWO TOY CROQUET MALLET\) lost two weeks vanous pIece'> of eqUIpment Job Will consist at the RICh Soccer Fjeld ago at the wooden playground Please call 2867 countIng, research of prevIOUS Inventones for /'....~~~~~ dIscrepanCIes, reconcliI,ltIOn of gmn/losse<; and WILL THE INDIVIDUAL WHO REMOVED MY " Tomght At The MOVies adjustment to tmal Army report Knowledge ,md u<,e BLACK EVENING PURSE Fnddy mght dt the Teen ~ Yokwe Yuk - Boy Who Could Fly of computer mput dnd adjustment I'> e~~ent13l Center return It No questIOns asked Twenty dollars ~ 6 30, 8 30, 12 30 ------PG Persons mterested ..,hould <;lIbmlt theIr reward for mformatlOn Call Mr~ Stegmdnn at 2324 c.4 Tradew1l1ds - Summerdog applIcatIons to Global ASSOCIates, Per<;onnel Office C: 8 00 ------G on the Comer of 9th and Lagoon Road FOUND Tomght On TeleVISIOn COMPRO/AQUA LUNG U S DIVER FIN (blue & KwaJalem GLOBAL ASSOCIATES currently ha'> the followmg black) on Ocean Dnve Call W1662 H3723 opemngs In the MerchandISIng Department 436 General HospItal MACY'S - Cashier/Clerk - CandIdate must be WANTED 522 Merv Show expenenced or adept at cd~hlenng and money han­ 609 ABC News DESPERA TEL Y NEED eIther a humIdIfIer or d 639 CNN Sports Tomght dlIng Clencal or accountIng e' and weekend<; P,m-tlme 25-30 8 17 hIves from Mr & Mrs Brogden down at the M Z 909 "Nothlllg Sacred" hours per week Gardens, I would hke to pllfchd<;e a con'>lderable 1024 CNN HeadlIne News Per<;ons Interested <;hould submIt their applIcatIOn'> to amount of honey Please call JIm W3552 H4282 Tomght Show Global A <;soclates, Per<;onnel Office on the corner of 10 54 Ebony/Jet Showcase 9th Street and Lagoon Rd 11453 LASfR DISK PLAYER - Plea se call Roger ~~ 12 16 "227" evemngs at 2624 or days at 4431 1241 Highway To Heaven FOR SALE "NothIng Sacred" TWO FAMILY PATIO SALE- Fn, 6 d m -I pm SERVICES OFFERED " 1 33 at Tr 721 Clothmg (adult & children's), stuffed BACHELOR A V AILABLE to ~oll<;e or tr,uler sit ammals, VCR (Beta) tape<" & nmc Items AprIl 2-30 Non smoker ,111d v.. til tdke excellent Cdre Channel 13 of plants and pets Call CharlIe at 2160 (a m ) or ~ 430 Tomght Show PATIO SALE - Fn 610 am -1 pm at Qtrs 3741 after 5 pm 530 CNN Sports Tomght 442A Small apphances, household good,> lmens, 600 Nlghtlllle handbags, 1ge woman's clothIng men's & teen COMMUNITY NOTICES ~ 630 CNN Headll11e News girl's clothing, kItchen goods, glftware, adult ATA TAEKWONDO CLUB belt rdnk testIng Apnl ~ 700 CNN NewsNlght puzzles, books, games & much more 5, 4 pm cit Ivey Gym Forty members WIll be 730 CNN Sports Late NIght tested & Rod Stone wlll be tested for second degree 800 CNN NewsNIght Up-Date TAYLOR'S TROOP PCS SALE - Sat, 7 a m -1 black belt The publIc IS mVHed 900 CNN Larry K1I1g pm at Qtrs 215A (no early birds') Men's, boy's 10 37 ShoBlz Today and teen clothes, ceramIC paInts & more RCA LADIES' Please reserve Sdt, May 9 at 1230 11 00 Daybreak pm for a spnng salad luncheon DetaIls to follow 11 30 Bus1l1ess Momlllg PATIO SALE - Sat, 7 am -1 pm dt Qtrs 475A Questions? 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