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VOLUME 16 KWAJALEIN ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1979 NO 193 OPEC Seminar Warns Pope Takes Hard Line On Petroleum Prices Will Rise VIENNA, Austr1a (UPI) -- An OPEC-sponsored seml­ Liberal Trends In Church nar br1ng1ng together the sellers and the buyers of CHICAGO (UPI) -- Pope adultery and homosexual- spec1al seSSlon of the the world's 011 ended today wlth a unanlmous warnlng John Paul II lashed out 1ty U S blShops conference that petroleum pr1ces are 901n9 to go up at llberal trends among The pontlff's hard­ and d1spelled specu1a­ "A comprehenslVe energy POllCY wlll be necessary U S Roman CathollcS to­ llne stand on lssues t10n that John Paul 1n the lndustrlallzed world or 011 prlces wlll be day, reafflrmlng the that have been Spllt­ would tone down h1S con­ lncreased more rapldly than expected,1I sald OPEC church's condemnatlon of tlng the Amer1can church servat1ve message before Secretary General Rene Ortlz at the end of the blrth control, abortlon, for decades came 1n a 11bera1 CathollcS ln the LI three-day semlnar Um ted Sta tes • 011 ess The rresldent of OPEC John Paul reaff1rmed J sald today hlS organlza- SALT Monitoring Capability the church's unequ1voca1 tlon wl11 seek a "C1Vl­ 1968 stand aga1nst b1rth llzed dlalogue" w1th Arab control by quotlng a Rate Gulf countrles and the Is Mostly High-Moderate letter lssued by the European Common Market WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A Senate comm,ttee sald to­ b1Shops conference three before the end of the day Amerlca can monltor Sovlet compllance w1th most years ago. Declines year," sald Mana Saeed SALT treaty prov1s1ons wlth "hlgh to moderate con ... IIIn exalt1ng the WASHINGTON (UPI) Ota1ba of the Un1ted f1dence," but some others can be checked only by beduty of marrlage you The natlonls unemployment Arab Emlrates, presldent U.S. lntell1gence agencles wlth lIa low level of r1ghtly spoke agalnst rate fell to 5.8 percent of the Orqanlzatlon of confldence. 1I . both the ldeology of of the workforce durlng Petroleum Export1ng The Senate Intelll- Blanket Screening contracept1on and con­ September, the government Countr1es and cha1rman gence Comm1ttee, releas- tracept1ve acts, as dld reported today, a develop~ of the energy sem1nar. 1ng a summary of 1tS H It d I H I I the encycllcal Humanae ment that may ease lmme­ Otalba sald the dla­ f1ndlngs after a two- a e n ono u U V1tae," the pontlff sa1d. dlate pressure on the ad­ logue wll1 be prepared year probe of U S. lnte1- HONOLULU (UPI) -- A1r Humanae V1tae was the m1nlstrat10n to shore up at a technlcal meet1ng 11gence capabl11tles, Force 1nvestlgators th1S 1968 encycllcal lssued the SlUgglSh economy attended by gulf state d1d not 1ssue any slmple week were forced to halt by the Pope Paul VI ban­ The decl1ne from the delegates ln Kuwalt on conclus10n on the ade- a blanket screen1ng of n1ng all artlflclal August level of 6 percent Oct. 15 and then by an quacy of U.S. mon1toring. black serVlcemen ln the means of blrth control. contrad1cted forecasts OPEC m1n1sterlal meetlng Rather, staff off1- search for a suspect ln The papal letter caused that the number of Jobless before the end of thlS cla1s sa1d, each senator a recent serles of sex an uproar among U S Amencans would nse sharp­ month wlll be called upon 1n assaults at H1ckam Alr CathollcS, many of whom ly for the rest of the "Dlalogue lS better the Senate debate to Force Base. haVE 19nored lt year as the receSSlon, than confrontatlon," study the sltuatlon and The screenlng, WhlCh In a wlde-ranglng WhlCh many economlsts be- Otalba sald. IIWe want to make up hlS own mlnd. cons1sted of 1nterv1ews speech deallng wlth the 11eve started 1n the sec­ cont1nue the dlScusslons liThe comm1ttee ls ex- and photographs of alr- whole spectrum of church ond quarter, began to take later on a wor1dwlde amlnat10n of U.S. mon1- men match1ng the sus- attltudes toward sexual- hold. bas1s after see1ng why torlng capab111tles show pect's descr1ptlon, was 1ty, John Paul also re­ The fresh statlstlcs there lS a deadlock at that, under current So- halted the day lt began afflrmed that sex out­ from the Labor Department present ln the north­ vlet practlces, most because of obJectlons by slde marrlage lS slnful also could be vlewed as south dlalogue." countlng posltlons can the men to thelr super1- IIIn portraYlng the cheerlng news to Presldent In the talks wlth the be mon1tored wlth hlgh ors and to th~ Amer1can sexual unlon between Carter, who has been European Common Market, or hlgh-moderate confl- C1Vl1 Llbert1es Unlon. husband and wlfe as a flghtlng a 10s1ng battle the OPEC gulf states dence," sald a report of The screemng also In­ speclal express10n of agalnst lnflatlon and has want to d1SCUSS the se­ the commltteels flndlngs, c1uded two other alr thelr convenanted love been severely crltlc1zed curlty of 011 supply, an WhlCh was unanlmously bases on Oahu, Wheeler you r1ghtly stated that by polltlcal opponents openlng of the European approved. and Bellows. sexual lntercourse lS a and the publlC over hlS market for OPEC petro­ IIMom ton ng qua" ta- Hl ckam authon t1es moral and human good only hand1lng of the economy chemlcal products and t1ve llmltatlons on sald there have been withln marr1age, outslde The unemployment rate the removal of all klnds weapon systems lS a far seven reported sex as- of marrlage lt lS wrong." had hovered In the 5.7 of barrlers, Otalba sald more d1fflcult task and sau1ts among the base's In h1S most expllc1t percent for a year untl1 "He are almlng at a lS dependent on the col- 10,500 resldents Slnce reference to the subject August, when lt suddenly Clvl11zed dlalogue," he 1ectlve capablllty of a January, and In flve of Slnce belng elected one Jumped to 6 percent The sald. IIWe wlll not allow large number of systems," the cases the suspect year ago, John Paul sa1d admlnlstrat10n predlcted our partners to tell us lt sald. was descrlbed as a IIHomosexua 1 actlV 1ty, as that the rate would cllmb what to charge for our IIIn general, these IIblack male under 40." dlst1ngu1shed from homo­ to 6 6 percent by Decem­ 011 as long as they don't qualltatlVe llmltatlons "Because of thlS,1I sexual orlentat10n, 1S ber allow us to tell them present some problems, sald Maj. Norman Guen- mora lly wrong." But the September Job­ what they should charge but most can be monltor- ther, lnformatlon chlef He also condemned the less flgures showed that for thelr products,1I he ed wlth hlgh to moderate for the 15th Alr Wlng, growlng acceptance of the number of persons Wl th sald. confldence,lI lt added. "black males who flt the abort1on 1n the Un1ted Jobs advanced by 610,000 descrlptlon were asked States IIFrom the moment last month to 97 5 ml1110n CENTER fOR VIETNAMESE REfUGEES TO to go to the Offlce of of conceptlon llfe must after falllng by 310,000 Spec1a1 Investlgatlon be guarded wlth the In August for lntervlews and pos­ greatest care To destroy BE SET UP NEAR SUBle NAVAL BASE slble photographs. 1I these 1nnocent unborn Carter Picks MANILA, Phl111PP1nes (UPI) -- The Ph1llPPlnes Guenther sald there chlldren lS an unspeak­ announced today a processing center for 50,000 was no legal prohlbltlon able cnme." Vletnamese refugees wlll be set up near a U.S. Navy agalnst taklng plctures John Paul lumped eu­ Day To Announce base, where 549 refugees are awa1t1ng temporary of those who flt the thanas1a, or mercy kl11- WASHINGTON (UPI) -­ asylum 1n the Phll1pp1nes. descrlpt10n, and that lng, 1n the same category Presldent Carter wlll an­ Ph111pp1ne flrst lady two hours away by car. about 80 of 120 blacks as abortlon, tell1ng the nounce hlS re-elect1on Imelda R Marcos, enVl­ The center wlll be lntervlewed by the OSI blShops, "Just as you de­ plans Dec 4 In Washlng­ ronment m1n1ster ln constructed ln a 750- had thelr p1ctures taken. fended the unborn 1n the ton and then travel to charge of a refugee task acre valley In the shad­ The ACLU reported truth of thelr belng, so several c1tles for fund­ force, told dlplomats ow of a $1.1 bl1110n rece1vlng four com­ also you clearly spoke ralsers, press secretary durlng a brleflng the nuclear plant belng con­ pla1nts. The news medla up for the aged, assert- Jody Powell sald today. center w111 be construct­ structed on a nearby rece1ved others. 1ng 'euthanasla or mercy Asked whether there was ed at Morong, 15 miles hlll. Col. Thomas Reagan, k11l1ng 1S a grave moral any chance the presldent south of the U.S SUblC Announcement of the act1ng H1ckam A1r Force eVl1. Such eVll lS In­ would not seek a second Bay Naval Base select10n of Morong came Base commander, sald he compatlble wlth respect term, Powell replled Morong lS a coastal after a SW1SS team, ordered a stop to the for human dlgnlty and 11I "I am not aware of any II town 1n the former World WhlCh had promlsed to 1ntervlews Tuesday af­ reverence for llfe. liThe plans are for the War II batt1efleld of help set up the camp, ternoon lIafter I got John Paul also con­ presldent to announce h1S Bataan faC1nq the South 1nspected the Bataan several calls about d1S­ demned what he has been 1ntent1ons for 1980 on Ch1na Sea, 45 ml1es Slte and another area on senS10n occurrlng among calling the eVlls of con­ Dec. 40" Powell sa1d. northwest of Manl1a and Palawan Island. the blacks." sumerlsm ln soclety. c o .. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1979 Red Brigades Striie In TU,rin KWAJ MET ROCKET ROME (UPI) -- Terror1st gunmen struck fINANCIAL NEWS In Turln for the second t1me 1n 12 hours A meteorolog1cal rocket launch opera­ DmJ JONES CLOSING AVERAGES today as pollce and government off1c1als t10n 1S scheduled for Tuesday, Oct 9 30 Industrlals up 7 51 at 897 61 trled to quell mount1ng publlC fears of a In connect10n w1th th1S operat10n, haz­ 20 Transportatlons up 2 43 at 264 80 bloody autumn offens1ve ard areas w111 eX1st 1n the ocean and on 15 Utllltles up 0 54 at 108 12 Kwa]ale10 Island between the aZ1muths of A Front L1ne team wounded a labor re­ 0 0 65 Stocks up 2 53 at 314 58 lat10ns consultant whlle ant1-terrorlst 225 true and 275 true The ocean haz­ Volume was 48,250,000 shares pollce were stlll busy searchlng for three ard area extends out from Kwa]ale1n for a Closlng Gold up $1 00 at $385 25 Red Br1gades gunmen who ambushed a Flat d1stance of 75 naut1cal m1les The Kwa]a­ Closlng Sllver off 35¢ at $15 80 automob1le execut1ve Thursday nlght le1n Island ground hazard area 1S that Dollar closlng In Tokyo was 224 90 yen The Red Brlgades attack was thelr f1rst area cQnta1ned w1th1n a c1rcle hav1ng a and 1n Zurlch 1 5785 SW1SS francs ln more than 11 weeks and made good on an 400-foot rad1us from the rocket launcher SEE LISTINGS IN GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY August threat by founder Renato CurClo All personnel and craft must stay out of that Italy "could look forward to a good the ocean hazard area between the hours & SUN dose of lead " of 1204 and 1604 on Tuesday, Oct 9 or SURf Pollce sa1d three men and a woman burst unt1l the restr1ct10n 1S llfted The AS OF 0001 HOURS, OCTOBER 5, 1979 lnto the Praxl labor relat10ns off1ce and ground hazard area must be evacuated not Dally Ralnfall 12 shot Plercarlo Andreolottl tW1ce, once ln later than 1204 hours Monthly Total 2 55 each leg They sald the assa1lants asked See d1agram below show1ng the ocean Yearly Total 80 96 hazard area for the head of the off1ce and f1red at TOMORROW ON KWAJALf I~ Andreolottl when he stepped forward m Hl Tlde 0451, 05 9' - 1709, 06 2' "Stay qUlet and we won't hurt you," of­ m Lo Tlde 1057.00 I' - 2320,00 2' flce workers quoted the attackers as say­ Sunn se 0637 Sunset 1838 lng before they shot down Andreolott1 ":.Je 101< Moonrl se 1905 Moonset 0640 are corrrnUnl sts trY1ng to change the world" SUNDAY Hl Tlde 0525, 05 7' - 1742, 06 0' Lo Tlde 1128.00 3' - 2357, 00 4' UA W, ford Come To Terms Sunr1 se 0637 Sunset 1837 DETROIT (UPI) -- The Unlted Auto Work­ Moonn se 1957 Moonset 0738 ers Unlon and Ford Motor Co reached ten­ MONDAY tatlve agreement Thursday n1ght on a new Hl Tlde 0600, 05 3' - 1816, 05 7' contract for 197,000 Ford workers, dupll­ Lo T1de 1200, 00 7' - catlng the strlke-free barga1nlng ach1eVed Sunrl se 0637 Sunset 1837 earller at General Motors Corp Moonn se 2049 Moonset 0835 The agreement was announced Just haTf TUESDAY an hour before a m1dn1ght str1ke deadllne Hl Tlde 0635, 04 7' - 1850, 05 3' It could not be lmmed1ately determ1ned Lo Tlde 0034, 00 9' - 1229. 01 l' whether word of the settlement was commu­ Sunrlse 0637 Sunset 1836 nlcatec to local un10ns 1n t1me to prevent Moonrlse 2141 Moonset 0932 all walkouts FOR TOTAL FORECAST CALL 84700 Terms of the agreement were not lmmed1- ately dlsclosed, but unlon and company of­ flclals sald earl1er 1t ran parallel to the pattern settlement reached last month WORLD NEWS BRIEfS at General Motors -- at least ln wages and Soviets Would Match West other econom1C features MOSCOW (UPI) -- A senlor Sovlet off1- BOSTON (UPI) -- Rose Fltzgerald Kennedy The UAW announced the agreement 1n a c1al has 1ndlcated the Sov1et Unlon would was released today from the hosp1tal where terse statement that sa1d "The UAW and have to match any move by the West to de­ she had been recuperatlng from an emergen­ Ford Motor Co have reached a tentat1ve ploy nuclear-armed Persrlng m1ss1les In cy hernla operat1on contract settlement on a new three-year Western Europe The 89-year-old matrlarch of the Ken­ natlonal collect1ve barga1n1ng agreement Vadlm Zagladln, flrst deputy chlef of nedy famlly was released from the New Eng­ coverlng about 197,000 Ford workers 1n the the central commlttee's lnternat10nal de­ land Baptlst Hospltal 10 days after under­ Unl ted States partment, sald today deployment of the gOlng a three-hour operat10n that removed Pershlng mlsslles would upset the strate­ a portlon of her small lntest1ne glC balance In the reglon Meanwhlle, doctors at Massachusetts Getaway Taxi Wouldn't Start Zagladln made hlS remarks at a news General Hospltal upgraded from serlOUS to ATLANTA, Ga (UPI) -- An unldentlfled conference marklng the end of a flve-day falr the cond1tlon of her grandson, Dav1d, gunman seeklng $20,000 ransom held a woman V1Slt to Moscow by the Soclal1st Interna­ 24, who 1S belng treated for a heart In­ hotel secretary hostage for more than 18 tlonal 's study group on dlsarmament fectlon hours, then released her unharmed today He quoted Sovlet Presldent Leonld *** before surrenderlng later to pollce be­ Brezhnev as telllng the study group Monday WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Presldent Carter cause h1S getaway tax1cab wouldn't start that "the forces WhlCh are seeklng to de­ and Pope John Paul II wlll d1SCUSS maJor The ordeal at the opulent Hyatt Regency ploy these new Amerlcan nuclear weapons ln lnternatlonal lssues Saturday 1nclud1ng hotel ended when the gunman, who asked po­ Western Europe are plaYlng a dangerous arms control, SALT and the M1ddle East, llce to call h1m "T", threw hlS gun out game " Wh1te House offlclals sald today the slde w1ndow of an A&B taxl The man "ThlS lS certalnly so," Zagladln sald, A Whlte House offlclal, who asked not had sat ln the cab for more than 20 m1n­ "lnsofar as sucn an actlon would change to be ldentlf1ed, sa1d the agenda would utes wh1le pollce patlently wa1ted for h1m the relatlonsnlp of forces, would create a lnclude a dlScusslon of human rlghts, In­ to glVe up qualltatlve change In the balance of dochlna refugees, arms control, the stra­ A spokesman for the mayor's offlce sa1d forces In Europe and would create a new teglc arms llmltatlon treaty and the M1d­ pol1ce had not wanted to hurt h1m, add1ng sltuatlOn In Europe." He sald that at dle East he assumed 1t was no acc1dent the cab present there lS a rouqh balance ot torce~ *** would not start MORRISBURG, Ontarlo (UPI) -- Callfornla Hotel spokeswoman Shay McNeal sa1d Mrs Jacison, Aralat End Talis stuntman Ken Powers broke hlS back today Cralg "appeared to be treated well" and when the rocket-powered car he was ~llot­ was gOlng to rest after her ordeal BEIRUT (UPI) -- Black C1Vll rlghts lng plunged lnto the St Lawrence R1ver as leader Rev Jesse Jackson ended hlS talks Powers attempted to leap more than 3,000 wlth Palestlnlan guerrllla chlef Yasser feet to an lsland on the U S Sloe Brown To See Japanese forces Arafat Thursday nlght, saY1ng he lntends The car took off from a 1650-foot ramp TOKYO (UPI) -- U S Defense Secretary to press Pres1dent Carter to open a dla­ on the Canadlan slde, but fell lnto the Harold Brown wlll take a f1rst-hand look logue wlth the Palestlne Llberatlon Organ- rlver after travellng only 231 feet, sald at Japanese forces near a dlsputed lsland 1zatlon constable Russ Lackey, of the vlllaae's group where the Sovlet Un10n reportedly But Jackson appeared to have llttle new Ontarlo prov1nclal pollce detacnmpnt has massed thousands of troops, defense or slgn1f1cant to show Carter from hlS Pollce removed Powers, 33, from the sources sald today three seSSlons wlth Arafat over the past wreckage He was taken by ambulance to the Brown's V1S1t to Hokka1do. Japan's week Ottawa C1V1C Hosp1tal 1n Ottawa, 44 m1les northernmost 1sland. wlll take place on After a two-hour meetlng w1th the guer­ northwest of Morrlsburg h1S way home from South Korea, where he rllla leader, Jackson and the PLO lssued a "Powers 15 ln stable cond1tlon wlth hlS wlll hold defense talks w1th the Seoul gov­ Slx-polnt summary of thelr dlScusslons splne fractured 1n two places and lnternal ernment, the sources sald These lncluded the PLO's reJectlon of lnJUrleS," Lackey sald, addlng "there He lS scheduled to arr1ve In Japan the Camp Davld accords as "new slavery," lsn't any paralys1s " Oct 19 ltS 0pposltlon to the U S POllCY regard­ *** Early thlS week, D1rector-General Ganr1 lng Palestlnlan rlghts and statehood, and NEW YORK (UPI) -- Fllm producer Otto Yamashlta of the Japan self-defense agency ltS w1ll1ngness to establlsh an lndepend­ Fremlnger was sued In state Supreme Court sald Moscow has deployed 8,000 to 10.000 ent state on any part or Palestlne "llber­ In Manhattan today for allegedly bounclng ground troops, 10 ground-to-a1r m1S~lles ated" or "evacuated " two checks for $21, 383 and s k1 PPl ng out on and strateg1c hel1copters on three 1slands The communlque lncluded a pledge by the a $10,021 hotel blll ln Afrlca 1n the Kurlle group. clalmed both by Japan PLO to "cease fl rl ng 1n Southern Lebanon," The SUlt was f1led by the Inter-Cont1- and the Sovlet Unlon as well as reafflrmatlon of ltS deslre to nental Corp , of 200 Park Ave , WhlCh op­ Brown, the sources sa1d, w1ll pay a see Jews, Moslems and Chr1stlans llve to­ erates the Inter-Contlnental hotel In Nal­ cali on Pr1me M1n1ster Masayoshl Ohlra, gether In Palestlne ln "equallty and bro­ robl, Kenya The company sald Premlnger Yamashlta and other top Japanese offlclals therhood " refused all demands for payment

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1979 PAGE 3 TELEVISION MOVIES Octob r 6 - 12 October 6 - 14 ROl-Namur Saturday ~, .E.:!!l:.. S. Manhattan An Almost 110 uO Body Buddles 12 15 Body Buddles Perfect Affalr 10 25 Bozo The Clown 12 45 Cand1d Camera A 1 10 Ce1ebr1ty Charad~s T. 10 50 Barbapapa Cartoons R PG 11 10 Young People's Speclal 1 30 Secrets Of The Deep 11 35 Ca 11 Of The West 1 55 Sold1er's Dlary 12 00 Chlldren's Speclal 2 20 Osmond Fam11y s Up The Sandbox Foul Play 1 00 Famlly Hour Festlva1 3 15 Boxlng 3 20 Secrets Of The Deep 4 05 W1de World Of Sports 3 45 Soldler' s Dlary 5 00 1979 World Cup 4 10 Dla10gue Of The Stars 6 50 Sportswor1d 4 35 McMl111an Fl11ers 8 00 Fantasy Island M Wanda Nevada 5 00 Boxlng 8 55 James At 15 o 5 55 Wlde World Of Sports 9 50 Fam11y N. 6 50 Sportswor1d 10 45 "Castle Keep" PG PG PG 8 00 James At 15 8 50 Fantasy Island T The In-Laws Land Of No Dom1no 9 45 Baretta U Closed Return Prlnclple 10 40 "Happy Blrthda.v Wanda" E. PG G R Sund~ 1 45 Hollywood Squares 2 30 Hour Of Power W Dom1no The Concorde -­ 2 30 Sacred Heart 3 25 So The Story Goes E Pnnclp1e Closed Closed A1rport 179 2 50 ThlS Is The L1fe 3 50 Chrlstopher Closeup D 3 20 World Sportsman 4 20 Hollywood Squares R PG 3 50 Words Of MUS1C 5 05 World Sportsman 4 15 What's Happenlng 5 35 Words And MUS1C T Wanda Nevada One On One Land Of No 4 40 SClence Fll1ers 6 00 That's Hollywood H Closed Return 5 00 1979 World Cup 6 25 Wl1d Klngdom U 6 50 Sportswor1d 6 50 Sportswor1d PG PG G 8 00 Donny And Marle 8 00 WKRP In Clnclnnat1 8 55 Three's Company 8 30 What's Happen1ng F Land Of No One On One Wanda Nevada The In-Laws 9 25 WKRP In Clnclnnati 8 55 V1s1ons B1ackou, R Return 9 50 faml1v I Monday G PG PG 3 00 SC1ence Flllers 4 00 Bonkers nce 3 55 Sesame Street 4 25 The Muppets S One On One T1me The In-Laws Wanda Nevada 4 55 General Hosp1ta1 4 55 General Hosp1tal A !:1a!lllee_l y.!..m.!.. 5 40 Between The Wars 5 40 Slber1a Nobody KnfW~ T. Land (If No 6 05 Bob Newhart 6 30 Hee Haw PG Return G PG PG 6 30 College Football H1l1tes 7 25 Dorothy Ham111 6 55 Wash1ngton Week 8 20 Jen cho S The In-Laws Once Upon A Dom1no One On One 6 25 Wl1d Klngdom 9 15 Dallas U T1me Pr1nc1ple 8 20 MldnlQht Specla1 10 05 Man Undercover N. Mat1nee 1 n.m. Tuesday PG --CTosedJ:.:- R PG 3 00 Bonkers 4 00 SC1ence Flllers 3 25 The Muppets 4 50 General Hosp1tal WANDA NEYADA Peter Fonda •• Brooke Sh1elds 3 55 Electr1C Company 5 35 Between The Wars Drama •• RT 102 ••• PG 4 25 General Hosp1ta1 6 00 Bob Newhart Wanda Nevada 1S the name of a 13-year-old orphan glrl, Brooke 5 10 Hee Haw 6 30 College Football Sh1e1ds, who J01ns forces W1th. a gambler Peter Fonda, to go pros­ 8 00 6 05 Adventure In Afghanistan 6 55 washlngton Week pectlng for gold 1n the Grand Canyon. They acqu1re a map show1ng 8 50 6 55 Osmond Fam11y 7 25 Baretta the locatlon of a m1ne d1scovered by a crazy old coot of a pros­ 9 40 7 50 Mac Dav1s 8 20 M1dn1ght Spec1al pector. Two k1llers also after the gold are 1n hot pursu1t. 10 35 8 45 Jerlcho 11 25 9 35 Dallas THE IN-LAWS Peter Falk ••• Alan Ark1n 12 1510 30 Man Undercover Comedy ••• RT 103 •• PG Wecnesday Alan Ark1n, a t1m1d dent1st, devoted to the contlnu1ng flght 3 00 Sha Na Na 4 00 Sha Na Na aga1nst tooth decay, and Peter Falk, a mystery man w1th connect10ns 3 25 Soap Factory 4 25 Soap Factory 1n both the underworld and the CIA, meet because the1r ch1ldren 3 55 Sesame Street 4 55 General Hosp1tal are about to be marr1ed. The dent1st suddenly 1S 1nvo1ved 1n an 4 55 General Hosp1tal 5 40 Good Tl mes lncred1ble plot aga1nst a power-hungry South Amer1can dlctator 8 00 5 40 Good T1mes 6 05 The Jeffersons 8 30 6 10 On Our OWn 6 35 Star Trek ONE ON ONE Robby Benson ••• Annette 0'Too1e 8 5b 6 35 Star Trek 7 30 Llttle House Romant1c-Drama •• RT 98. PG 9 45 7 30 L1tt1e House 8 20 Lou Grant When h1gh school basketball star Robby Benson rece1ves a college 10 35 8 20 Lou Grant 9 15 KOJak basketball scholarsh1p, the small-town boy 1S qU1ckly or1ented to 11 25 9 15 KOJak 10 05 D1Ck Clark h1S new stat10n 1n 11fe. He gets a h1ghly pa1d Job sell1ng t1ckets lL 1510 10 D1Ck Clark to each game at fantast1c pr1ces and 1S asslgned to be tutored by Thursday lovely Annette O'Toole. 3 00 Joker's W11d 4 00 Joker's W1ld 3 25 Meltlng Pot 4 25 Me1tlng Pot THE DOMINO PRINCIPLE Gene Hackman .Candlce Bergen 3 50 Electrlc Company 4 50 General Hosp1tal Act1on-Drama ••• RT 100 ••• R 4 20 General Hosp1tal 5 40 On Our OWn Gene Hackman. serv1ng a pr1son term for murder, accepts an offer (8 00 5 10 Please Stand By 6 05 Please Stand By from mysterlous R1chard W1dmark, who conV1nces hlm that an unnamed 8 25 5 35 Three's Company 6 35 Barney M111er organlzat1on will spend huge sums to free h1m w1th the expectat10n 8 55 6 05 Barney Mlller 7 05 Carter Country that some day Hackman w1ll perform a serV1 ce for the group. Hackman 9 25 6 35 Carter Country 7 35 E1ght Is Enough 1ns1sts that cellmate M1ckey Rooney also be freed. 9 50 7 00 E1ght Is Enough 8 30 Hawa11 F1ve-0 10 45 7 55 Hawa11 F1ve-0 9 25 Paper Chase THE LAND OF NO RETURN Mel Torme ••• W1111am Shatner 11 40 8 50 Paper Chase Adventure Drama ••• RT 90 ••• G 12 35 9 40 Baretta Th1S movle 15 an ep1c adventure of a desperate search for a man Friaay stranded 1n the w11derness, whose plane crashes w1thout a trace 1n 3 00 Sew What's New 3 00 Sew What's New rugged snow-covered mountalns w1th only a tralned wolf and eagle 3 25 T1C Tac Dough 3 25 T1C Tac Dough to gU1de h1m in a thrlll1ng race aga1nst t1me. 3 50 Sesame Street 3 50 Sesame Street 4 50 General Hospltal 4 50 General Hosp1tal ONCE UPON A TIME Anlmated Fantasy ••• RT 83 ••• G 5 35 M*A*S*H 5 35 M*A*S*H This award~winn'ng an1mated f11m by European cartoon1st Rolf 6 05 Rhoda 6 05 Rhoda Kauka 1ncorporates legendary characters from several fa1ry tales 8 00 6 30 "Great Amen can 6 30 "Grea t Amen can 1nto a str1k1ngly llfe-l1ke, beaut1fully present fantasy. The W1lderness" W11 derness" story unfolds as a glr1 and her fa1thful dog Bello meet a handsome 9 40 8 10 Charlle's Angels 8 10 Charlle's Angels pr1nce d1sgulse4 as a woodsman. 10 30 9 05 Barnaby Jones 9 05 Barnaby Jones I 11 20 9 55 Love Boat 9 55 Love Boat SECOND FEATURES AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER THIS HOLIDAY WEEKENO ARE Motr n P,ctur Ass elatr n Ratings The Mot10n P1cture Assoc1at10n rat1ng system 1S used for 411 THE CONCORDE -- AIRPORT '79 KwaJa1eln Spec1al SerV1ces mOV1es. G -- General Aud1ences, SaturdaYT Oct. 6 at 9.30 p.m. PG -- All ages admltted - Parental GU1dance 1S suggested, .8l.i1.!l.Qelo.!l ...... !.Sil~~~,;,Bla!elv.L •..!. • ..!.1{[ 121. •..!. • .EG_ R - Restr1cted - Persons under 17 years of age are not admitted /'II1V1RTHUR unless accompan1ed by a parent or guardlan. Remember the Yokwe Sunday. Oct. 1 at 9 30 p.m. Yuk theater 1S for adults only. Gregory Peck ••••• Ed Flanders •••• RT l44 •••• PG c o

PAGE 4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1979 Worship Services Team Returns from CATHOLIC Sunday Masses 7 a m Blessed Sacrament Chapel Medical field Trip 9 15 a m Island Memorlal Chapel Brookhaven Nat10nal Labora­ 11 20 a m ROl-Namur Communlty Center tOr1eS team has returned to Monday-Frlday Masses KwaJale1n aboard the RV Llk­ 9 15 a m Blessed Sacrament Chapel tanur II, follow1ng complet1on 4 45 p m Blessed Sacrament Chapel of a med1cal-dental f1eld trlP_ Saturday Masses to Rongelap and Utlrlk atolls 5 15 P m Island Memorlal Chapel Such trlps are scheduled sev­ Confesslons eral tlmes each year Saturday 4 30 to 5 p m and 7 15 to Front row, left to rlght 7 45 P m Dr Mark Mandelkern, Dr Mary Monday-Frlday 15 mlnutes before Mass Torrlto (hemotolog1st), Dr Andrew Krotoskl (dentlst), Dr CHURCH OF CHRIST Hugh Pratt (dlrector, BNL Mar­ Sunday morning worshlp serVlces are shall Islands studles) held at 9 a m ln Room 21 of George Seltz Second row, left to rlght School Vlsltors welcome For lnformatlon. Dr A W Krotoskl, Mlke Makar call 83694, 82613 or 82427 (lab tech), L1Jeo Elanzer Thlrd row, left to r1ght CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Sue Pratt (health educatlon), Servlces are held ln Room 18, George Blll Scott (BNL fleld dlrector), Seltz School Prlesthood meetlng at Pete Heotls (resldent lab tech) 8 30 am, Sunday School at 10 am. Sac­ Fourth row, left to rlght rament SerVlce at 11 a m For lnformatlon M Kabua (X-ray tech), SeblO call Joe Wlse. 82885 Schonlber (senlor technlclan), Bob Brown (lab tech) JEWISH Not shown Dr Harvey Held­ On Sunday. Oct 7, at 9 am, the Jew­ lnger (ped1atrlc1an) and Jenuk lsh communlty wl11 be constructlng a Kabua (resldent nurse­ sukkah at Tr 516 pract1tloner) Please brlng a hammer, frult, nuts and any other food, preferably ready, for hanglng In the sukkah. For further lnfor~ More About Calypso Regulators Yokwe Yuk Women's Club matlon, contact Sharen or Jay at 82296 From the KMR SAFETY OFFICE U S Dlvers models 1083 and 1084 Calypso Plans Coffee, Luncheon PROTESTANT regulators have been avallab1e Slnce 1971 Yokwe Yuk Women's Club plans for Octo­ Sunday mornlng worshlp serVlces wl11 be All of these are potentla11y dangerous and ber lnclude a coffee for newcomers and a held at 8 and 11 a m at the Island Mem­ should not be used untl1 repalred The luncheon meetlng featurlng an lsland art- or1a1 Chapel Rev Elden Buck wl11 preach probabl1lty of fallure lncreases as total 1st the sermon entlt1ed, "SlZe Is Not Enough," hours of use lncrease The newcomers coffee wl11 be held on based on I Peter 1 13-25 Holy Communlon The manufacturer wl11 repalr and return Frlday, Oct 12, at 9 30 a m ln the home wl11 be served Specla1 mUS1C at the 11 a,m, any regulator w,th,n 72 hours of recelpt of club hospltallty chalrman Pam Gunn, serVlce wl11 be prov1ded by the Chapel Authorlzed repalr centers wl11 also repalr Qtrs 224-A All newcomers are cordlally Ch01r slOglng "I Wl11 Slng of My Redeemer." the regulators In elther case, repalr lnvlted to come meet new frlends and Sunday School classes for all ages are costs wl11 be pald by U S D,vers The learn about lsland actlvltles held at George Seltz School at 9 30 a m KMR Safety Offlce and the KwaJa1eln Scuba The luncheon meetlng on Thursday, Adults are present to help newcomers flnd Club Quartermaster Ted George have addresses Oct 18. wlll feature a program on pho­ thelr classrooms for these facl11tles tography as an art by photographer Nate Nursery facl1,t,es are avallable from The maJor dlfference between models Jackson Luncheon chalrman lS Jan Marks 9 15 a m to 12 20 p m at the Island Nur­ manufactured before 1971 and after lS the Soclal hour wlll begln at noon, and lunch sery front cover of the second stage All mod­ wlll be served at 12 45 p m ROI-NAMUR The Sunday evenlng worsh,p els Slnce 1971 have water vents around All atoll women are ellglble for mem­ service will be held at 7 p m 1n the Com­ the clrcumference of the cover Pre-1971 bershlp ln the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club, mun1ty BU1ldlng, led by Rev Buck Holy models have two large vents on the front and women who are not members are welcome Communlon w1l1 be served of the cover to attend two luncheon meetlngs before JOlnlng Pope Defends Policy For reservations or cancellatlons, call HOLIDA Y HOURS Helen Page, 82925, or Elalne Klncald, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -- Pope John Paul II 82360, by noon on Monday. Oct 15 Thursday defended the Roman Catho1lc COLUMBUS DAY, OCT 8 Church's P011CY of accept1ng only men as prlests and forb1ddlng them to marry, de­ c1ar1ng those rules were a ref1ectlon of M rchandlslng Fac,"t,es God's w111 Macy's, Macy's East and West Closed The pope stressed church trad1t1on and Surfway Closed shrugged off the cr1tlc1sms started by Laundry Closed 11bera1 theolog1ans 1n h,S homl1y to at Post Off,ce Closed least 12,000 pr1ests and nuns Beauty Shop Closed The P01'Sh pope has long been known as Barber Shop Closed a theologlca1 conservat,ve, so h1S ortho­ Ten-Ten Regul ar hours dox V1ews on the pr1esthood and ce1,bacy were not surprlslng SpecIal ServIces Fac,l,t,es L1bera1 theo10g1ans both 1ns1de and out­ AFRS 0900-2400 s1de the church have crltlclzed the Vat,­ Bowllng Center 1000-2100 can for fa111ng to reform trad1t1on church Dependents' Pool 0930-1800 dogma 1n the face of the changlng moral Emon Beach - Llfeguard on duty 1230-1800 cllmate of the 20th century Gear Locker 0930-1830 The aud1ence 1n Phl1ade1phla had been Golf C1 ubhouse 0730-1930 chosen to represent every Cathollc dlO­ Hobby Shop Closed cese 1n the U S The pontlff was 1nterrup­ HourGlass No pub11catlon ted w1th applause the f1rst tlme he sald Llbrary 1300-1800 dlrectly that women should not be ~rlests. Marlna 0800-1830 Later a long, cheerlng ovat1on lasted for MOVles Regular schedule several mlnutes Teen Center (Pre and Sr Teens) 1900-2200 But several groups of nuns ln the huge Specla1 SerVlces Photo Lab 1300-2200 C,V1C Center -- prlests outnumbered nuns about f,ve to one ln the hall -- pOlntedly refralned from app1audlng John Paul's ser­ New Air Mike Office Hours mon Effectlve lmmedlate1y, the Contlnental On Th,s Day In History Alr Mlcronesla offlce on KwaJaleln wlll be open on the followlng schedule In 1918, the German Hlndenberg llne was Mondays 8 30 a m -2 30 p m Private Pilot broken as World War I neared an end Tuesdays 9 30 a m -3 30 p m Ken Peale lS all smlles after qual1fy­ In 1960, an Eastern Alrllnes Electra Wednesdays 9 30 a m -1 30 p m lng for hlS Prlvate Pllot Certlf1cate wlth crashed lnto Boston Harbor, k111lng 61 3 30 P m -9 30 p m the Nlke FlYlng Club Ken lS a Kentron people Thursdays 8 30 a m -2 30 p m computer operator WOrklng on the STP pro­ A thought for the day Brltlsh phllos­ Fndays 9 30 a m -3 30 P m gram at Meck In h1S spare t1me he can b opher Herbert Spencer sald, "Op1nlon lS Saturdays Closed seen wlnglng over the atoll on photo and ultlmately determln d by the feellngs, and Sundays 10 00 a m -4 00 p m slght-seelng mlSS10nS not by the 1ntellect "

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a FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1979 PAGE 5 At Wit's End MOVIES by Erma 80ll1b de Tomght Rlchardson Star Crash ------PG Ann The flrst tlme I became aware of how Ivey Hall Foul Play ------PG lntlm1datlng elevators really are was back Yokwe Yuk An Almost Perfect Affalr PG ln 1952 I had been to the doctor's of~ Tradew1nds Manhattan ------R flce (slxth floor) and my husband was pac. £lIJtders 1ng the hallway "What d1d he say?1I he asked TELEVISION Dear Ann Landers Several months ago I liThe doctor sa1d I was gOlng to have a Tonlght On KwaJaleln stopped read1ng your column because some II The elevator door opened and we both 4 50 General Hospltal of the letters were so r1d1culous I was got on and mechanlcally faced the front 5 35 "Vam Sh1 ng Afrl ca" sure you made them up Now I want to appl. w1thout expreSSlon We rode SlX floors ln 7 10 M*A*S*H oglze A news story I read recently car­ complete sllence The doors open~d ln t~e 7 40 Rhoda r1ed by the Assoc1ated Press conv1nced me lobby~ We walked off and I sa1d, II 8 05 Love Boat that you couldn't poss1bly make up any­ baby II 8 55 Charlle's Angels thlng to compare w1th the crazy th1ngs Some\~here 1t 1S wrl tten that no one 9 50 Barnaby Jones people do I w1ll never doubt you aga1n if talks on elevators It has nothlng to do 10 40 "Antonl 0" you w1ll expla1n how the follow1ng could w1th be1ng around strangers We talk to ------Tonlghfon-Ro1-=Namur----- have happened one another at football games, stores, and 4 50 General Hosp1tal A New York Jury awarded a woman banks But the moment several people en­ 5 35 M*A*S*H $854,000 because the plast1c surgeon who ter a 11ttle cublcle and the doors close, 6 05 Rhoda attempted to streaml1ne her sagg1ng stom­ we all stand there faclng the same d1rec­ 6 30 "Great Amencan Wllderness" ach put her belly button two and a half t10n w1th our eyes glued to the 11ght pan~ 8 10 Charlle's Angels lnches off center Isn't th1S an awful lot el 11ke we are awa1t1ng the second com1ng. 9 05 Barnaby Jones of money for putt1ng a belly button a 11t­ I feel people want to change. but no 9 55 Love Boat tle too far to the slde? one has the guts I sense that more and ------To make matters even more r1dlculous. more people are beglnnlng to look at one before the tr1al took place the woman had another on the elevator, but as soon as Your Individual another doctor move her belly button over they are caught they assume the old monk­ to where 1t should have been So there wa$ at-prayer stance Horoscope no eV1dence -- not even a photograph Somewhere lt 1S wrltten that 1f 1ndeed What k1nd of people served on that someone talks on an elevator, 1t must be === Frances Drake ====~~~== Jury, anyway? How could such a thlng hap­ 1n a wh1sper, and only ONE PERSON AT A FOR TIJESDAY, OCOOBER 9,lm pen 1n a democracy? Please expla1n TIME The others must stand around and What kind of day w1l1 and flD8llcial matters Avoid Shocked Sam 1n Columb1a, S C pretend they can't hear h1m or walt for an tomorrow be' To find out what the temptation to be subtle or Dear Sam I am not about to second­ open1ng the Itarl lay, read the to beat around the bUlh. Don't guess a Jury They were there and heard Because elevators are bas1cally bor1ng. forecast given for your birth arOllle luspicion Sign SAGI'ITARIUS ~ ~ the ev~dence I was not. live been tempted to prov1de teasers as (Nov 22 to Dec 21) ~ BIlt why are you shocked? Inc~dents I enter, 11ke "What Andrew Young really ARIES Nt,...q;.. Togetherneu is not favored wh~ch I cons~der ~nf~n~tely more b~zarre sa1d was tell you later II Or. "And he'~ (Mar 21 to Apr 19) ,~ now In a party atmClJphere appear ~n pr~nt regularly For example selllng gasol1ne for 75 cents a gallon Creative activitiel and You'd do better attending a sporta are favored Close movie or cultural acUvity D~d you read the news story out of Lake­ II UNLEADED My favorite 1S, "You eat and allies may not be on your together s~de, Cal~f (near San D~ego) about the dr1nk everyth1ng and lose SlX pounds a wavelength, though talks WIth CAPRICORN 1J'I ~ 18-year-old youth and h~s pet python? week " cIuldren are stimulating (Dec 22 to Jan 19) ytJ ~ Well, here ~t ~s It'r r1dlculous when you thlnk about T(AAprURVS May 20) ~ ~ You're aruaous to get ahead, The young man was at home watch~ng TV lt Here we all are thrown together, our 20 to v"(Uf" but may feel superlOrs are w~th fr~ends Also present was h~s pet Though some dissatisfacUon mdlfferent to your efforts Pay bodles touchlng one another (I once asked indicated with your Income no heed, but continue to do a python, Columb~a A sudden movement star~ a man draped over my shoulder what h1S from the job, the time 18 ripe fine job tIed the snake and he sank h2s teeth ~nto favor1te sllver pattern was), and the only for property deals and AQUARIUS _ ~ h~s master's stomac~ and wrapped h~mself exchange we have lS when the doors open domestic decisions (Jan 20 to Feb 18)...... ,~ around the leg of a guest An emergency and someone shouts, "Comlng out pleaSE " GEMINI B di!J}- Don't rush ttungs about (May 21 to June 20) partnership matters A clClJe call brought 15 f~re f~ghters, sher~ff's Last week I entered an elevator and lt ~ Some tension in matters of one's lukewarm responses deput~es, an~mal control off~cers and some was the same old story untll a man got on the heart Your best course of may not match your en­ paramed~cs wlth a 11ghted c1gar action Is to state your views thllSiasm Don't feel shghted. When no amount of coax~ng could per­ A VOlce came from the corner, "There's clearly Local visits prove PISCES )( Pv suade Columb~a to loosen h~s gr~p, a f~r~ no smoKlng on elevators " mvigoratlng (Feb 19 to Mar 20) ~ man suggested cutt~ng off the snake's CANCER 8~ Others may not be aruaOUI "Uho sa1d?" growled the clgar smoker (JlUle 21 to July 22) 'fi.....oII' tomvest In a pet work project head The youth shouted, "Get out of this "I sa 1d, II came the VOl ce "I I 11 thank A family member may However, the way is clear for apartment ~f you are go~ng to hurt my you not to exhale " resent your need for privacy dO-It-yourself endeavors at snake " "I III thank you to ml nd your own bus 1- Still you need time alone to home base A paramed~c who had had some exper~ence ness " unprove income potential YOU BORN TODAY are consideration, though w~th snakes recalled that rept~les are "How would you llke me to make an ash­ Show artistic and sympathetic Do LEO ~ not let a need for financial sens~t~ve to odors He broke open a cap­ .n tray out of your face?" (July 23 to Aug 22) u~~ success keep you from taking sule of ammon~a and waved ~t under Colum­ The ent1re elevator came allve wlth You'll accomplilh more a chance on your talents Your b~a's nose The snake relaxed ~mmed~atelw controversy as each one chose up a slde through action than words Set interest In your fellow man and was placed ~n her box You see? All eleva+ors need 1S an "'ee the eumple for others could result m a position of When the crew left, the young man re­ breaker II Friends may not share your leadership You're effective in VIews Don't force lasues eBpOllSmg calISe! but must fused to go to the hosp~tal -- sa~d he VIRGO 119 V\ avoid a tendency to be die- could manage the l~ttle cuts, Just a few II (AiJg 23 to Sept 22) actor l someth~ng nobody else has " mlght back seat Work in private for Undoubtedly, your work luccess would reflect your ideals Would you bel~eve th~s story ~f you That's the message from both the Army LIBRA An TeaChing, lecturing, religion, read ~t ~n my column? I'll bet not and the Navy to pl10tS who enJoy toM1C (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) - humanitarian work, law, and Hold everyth~ng' Just as th~s was go­ drlnks ln thelr off hours Save your best thoughts for diplomacy are other fields of ~ng to press I came across another news The effects of gin are known But doc­ lmpenonal matters, like club Interest for you Birtbdate of story that sounds as ~f someone had made tors now say therels eVldence that the meetings. On other matters, John Lennon, mUlician, you're liable to take things too AImee Semple McPherson, ~t up There ~s ne~ther t~me nor space ~ qUlnlne ln tonlC mlxers can affect equll­ personally evangel.lst, and camme Saint- share ~t w~th you today -~ but meet me lbrlum and cause a number of V1Slon prob­ SCORPIO '*<'M Saens, classical compaser here tomorrow and we'll have a good laugh lems In response to the f1nd1ngs, the (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) fIl,f"IIr Navy has suggested that ltS pllots refrain Take direct acUon re career © 1979 King Fe.lur" Syndic... Inc CONFIDENTIAL to When Is the Love Affair from drlnklng tonlc beverages before fly~ OVer? How Can You Tell? The best def­ lng And the Army has ordered pllots to ~n~t~on I ever heard was Marlene D~et­ stay off ton1C drlnks for a full 24 hours r~ch's She sa~d, "When you prom~sed to before takeoff For regular drlnkers, the be at h~s place at seven o'clock and you t1me llmlt 1S 72 hours arr~ve at n~ne, and he hasn't called the Mll1tary offlClals say they'll study pol~ce yet, then you can be sure the af­ the matter for another S1X months, at fa~r ~s f~n~shed " least But untll then, Pl lots headlng tor thelr planes are asked to go on the wagon Is alcohol~sm ru~n~ng your l~fe? Know flrst the danger s~gnals and what to do Read * * * the booklet, "Alcohol~sm -- Hope and Help~ ThlS year wlll be a very good year for by Ann Landers Enclose 50 cents w~th your French W1ne That's accordlMg to mer­ request and a long, stamped, self-addr $S~ chants 1n France's famed Burgundy region ed envelope to Ann Landers, POBox l199~ W1ne makers say the hot July sun dld an Ch~cago, Ill~no~s 60611 except10nally good Job on Burgundy grapes th1S year -- so good that 1979 could be COPYRIGHT 1979 FIELD ENTERPRISES, INC one of the best years thlS century But frost and hall of the v1neyards cut lnto FIELD NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE the Slze, of the crop e o

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1979 • i Baltimore Talces Game No. 2 BALTIMORE (UPI) -- Eddle Murray drove In four runs wlth a slngle and a three-run homer Thursday and the Baltlmore Orloles. sweatlng out a last-dltch effort by the Callfornla Angels, scored a 9-8 vlctory to move w,th,n one v1ctory of thelr flrst AL pennant Slnce 1971. Ca11forn1a's Frank Tanana, 7-5. wlll try to avert a sweep In game No. 3 today when the best-of-f1ve playoff ser1es moves to Anahe1m, Callf. Dennls Martlnez, 15-16, w1ll try to glve Balt1more ltS fourth vIctory 1n SlX playoff appearances. No club has ever rebounded from a 2-0 deflc1t to Wln a playoff serles. The An­ gels, however, In a hlnt they mlght not glve In so easlly desplte the1r poslt10n. made It close, brlnglng the go-ahead run to second base In the nlnth. The game ended only when th1rd baseman Doug OeClnces f1elded a bouncer by Brian Downlng, and, rather than r1sk a throw to any base tagged Dan Ford runn1ng from second to thlrd. Murray, a qU1et star In the shadow of Ken Slngleton thlS season, slngled home a run 1n a four-run flrst and hlt a three­ Women's- Softball Action run homer to cap a four-run second. K1ko Who's got the ball? ~am Gunn, left, Jean M~nde~nn of the Remnants rounds Garcla, held out of game No. 1 In favor of and Sandy Plafcan, r~ght, go for a fly to second headed for th~rd, ~n recent women's Mark Belanger, drove In two runs wlth two left. The gals play for Just Us. softball act~on. slngles and tled a maJor-league playoff record for aSSlsts by a shortstop. Al Bumbry reached base tWlce, stole two Softball Roundup High Rollers bases and scored tWlce In the flrst two By SHARON BECHTOLD Rod Mollna rolled a 224 hIgh game on lnnlngs as Baltlmore took an 8-1 lead. The raln held off Thursday afternoon the Kentron Mlxed League T~ursday nlght The assault overshadowed the p1tchIng and allowed three softball games to be com­ Rod also got the hlgh serles, a 578. For of Cy Young favorlte Mlke Flanagan, who pleted. the ladles, Marle-Anne Blad rolled a 182 allowed SlX hltS before belng removed In On the Llttle League Fleld the fans saw hlgh game and Marle-Andree Llston rolled favor of Don Stanhouse wlth none out 1n the Over The Hlll Gang go on a hlttlng a 180 for second hlgh the elghth. Jlttery Dave Frost lasted spree. The Gang collected 19 runs off 10 1 1/3 lnnlngs and gave up SlX runs to take hltS and seven walks to beat the Bumble the loss. Bees 19-1. Palepa Smlth went 3-for-4 Volleyball On Roi-Hamur wlth a home run and teammates Darlene By CHARLIE FELTON Dlhel, Llnda Thomason and Klm Custer got The SWAT team last nlght showed they Women's Softball Schedule two RBI off two hltS each for the Gang. wanted to go all the way as they wlped out Tonlght Hlttlng for the Bumble Bees were Kathy Pupule three stralght games In under 45 5 15 - Spartans I vs Just Us Paulo, Rorlkl Stennet and Cathy ChlUl11, mlnutes. WOW I Tonlght 15 a raln make-up Sunday Wl th one each. between the Thlrd Islanders and the Zon­ 1 00 - Vagabonds vs Kananas Remnants vs Sun Devlls * * * kers. See you there. 2 15 - On Dally Fleld the Red Eye Express 3 30 - OTHG vs Spartans II downed the 7gers 8-5 In a close one. Red 4 45 - Bumble Bees vs Leftovers Eye led untll the f,fth when the 7gers took Weekend Schedule Monday a one-run lead only to have the Red Eye Saturday, Oct. 6 1 00 - Spartans I vs Vagabonds get a flve-run rally In the slxth. The SWlm Meet at 10 a.m 2 15 - Remnants vs Just Us 7gers trled In valn to get somethlng gOlng Men's Softball - See schedule at rlght 3 30 - OTHG vs Kananas In the seventh but were only able to score Sunday 4 45 - Bumble Bees vs Sun DevIls one addltlonal run, leavlng two on base Men's and Women's Softball - See schedule Tuesday D. Patterson got two RBI for the Wlnners Mondaf 5 '5 - Leftovers vs Spartans II and double plays were converted by Colum us Day Runabout at 6 15 a m. NIChols, Klrk, Valdez and Medelros for the Men's and Women's Softball - See schedule Red Eye For the 7gers, Cardlllo and Car­ Men's Softball Schedule son comblned for a double play and Sander­ Tomght son, Sawyer, Cardlllo and Larson made a Texas Open Brandon - 5 15 fvledlcare vs YOU. trlple play Wayne Tromblnl connected for SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) -- Peter Dally - 5 15 Armageddon vs Oly's a home run In the loslng effort Oosterhuls shook off hlS recent poor play Saturday * * * and flred a 5-under-par 65 Thursday to Brandon -11 45 To be rescheduled The Spartans trounced Fubar 14-2 on capture a one-stroke lead over Glbby Gll­ 1 00 B.D. vs Streaks Brandon Fleld. Terry Roberts collected bert and Doug Tewell In the flrst round of 2 15 Turkeys vs Carl booze two RBI off two hltS and scored tWlce for the $250,000 Texas Open. 3 30 Fubar vs F.O M. the Spartans. Blll Sommers and Gene Had­ The tall Engllshman, now resldlng In 4 45 Medlcare vs Leftouts dock added two runs each for the Wlnners Callfornla, admltted he had a declded ad­ Dally - 1 00 Pupu1e Ones vs Kamaalnas Fubar only managed to get four hltS, two vantage because the wlnds were relatlve1y 2 15 B O.H. vs Pago Pago from lead-off batter L Howard, agalnst calm durlng the afternoon round of tourna­ 3 30 Armageddon vs Sun Devlls a strong Spartan defense. ment play. 4 45 Red Eye vs Double R Sunday Brandon -11 45 Maver1cks vs Fubar Kwajalein Running Club Sponsors Columbus Day Runabout 1 00 Y.O.U. vs 0 C. 2 15 B.D. vs Meck Rex

E~ghty-seven have s~ifned 3 30 Benchwarmers vs MedIcare up for the second annual Col­ 4 45 Streaks vs Spartans umbus Day Runabout Dally 1 00 B.O.H. vs Islanders The start and f~n~sh l~ne 2 15 Oly's vs Aloha State 3 30 Pago Pago vs KwaJ 7gers w~ll be at the KwaJ Lodge, w~th a c~rcu~t of the ~sland 4 45 Armageddon vs M Z. ~n between Almost half of Monday the runners plan to go the Brandon -11 45 Maverlcks vs Spartans two loop (13-m~le) half mara­ 1 00 B.D. vs Turkeys Too thon d~stance 2 15 Y.O.U vs CarlbJoze The event beg~ns at 3 30 Streaks vs F.O.M. 6 15 a m sharp The f~rst 4 45 D.C. vs Leftouts f~n~shers ~n the 6 5 m~le are Dally - 1 00 B 0 H vs Brothers All expected at about 6 55 a m 2 15 Oly's vs Kamaalnas wh~le the last half marathon­ 3 30 Pago Pago vs Double R ers should f~n~sh about 9 a m 4 45 Aloha State vs Sun Dev11s All ~sland res~dents are Tuesday ~nv~ted to hand out flu~ds as Brandon - 5 15 Y.O.U. vs Turkeys the runners pass through the Dally - 5 15 KwaJ 7gers vs Islanders hous~ng area, or otherw~se encourage the part~c~pants as Attention Golfers Cl bh they proceed toward the f~n~sh l~ne Due to the Columbus Day Runabout on The map above shows the route the runners w~ll be tak~ng on Monday Any entrant Monday, Oct 8, golfers wlll be teelng who has not rece~ved a runn~ng number and ~nformat~on sheet should contact Larry Ho­ off across the road on nole~ Nos. 1, 2, ~1l at 82255 4 and 8 unt1l 9 a.m.

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PAGE 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1979 THE ART GUILD'S OCTOBER MEETING wl11 be ,------~ ------1 FOR SALE held Thursday, Oct. 11, at the Art GU11d , "'-... "I:l"Gu"G\.~~'- , TWO UNITED DISCOUNT COUPONS, $50 each Call BU11dlng. Offlcer-elect wlll meet at I Th. HourG/a .. IS publIShed by Global AssoClat •• Monday 'I 82768 or 99327 and ask for Lew 7 p.m. followed by a very 1mportant GU11d I through friday at th. d".ctlon of th. Command.r Kwa/a/.,n t bus1ness meetlng at 8 p m. The locker wl11 : MIS .. I. Rang. Marshall I,Iand. under contract PASG t BABY CHANGER w1th pad, w1cker, baby clothes, also De open for the purchase of suppl1es 60 75 C 0001 The .,ews and op,n,on. oxpr ....d In th., Slze up to 2 toddler, boy's pants, Slze that nlght. newspaper ar. not necessarily 'hose of 'he Department of the, 30 wa1st, and shlrts Call 82324 KWAJALEIN HIGH SCHOOL 1nv1tes all parents Army ThiS newspaper on unoffICial publ'cahon authOrized t PACKOUT SALE - L1bby glasses, yogart maker, of Junl0rs and senl0rs to an evenlng de­ under the pro.nlons 01 con'racl DASG60 75 C 0001 , men's Slze 12 golf shoes, Cla1rol ha1rset­ voted to college entrance on Wednesday, IS reproduced by offset prln',ng , ter, assorted fabrlc, pl1lows, ladles' Oct 10, at 7-30 p m 1n the Mult1-Purpose I shoes, men's Slze 34 shorts, kltchen uten­ Room. Commun,catlons should be addressed '0 'he HourGIau , s11s and mlscellaneous ltems Saturday, Box 23 APO Son FrancISCo 96555 or coli 83539 • Oct 6, from 9 a.m to noon at Tr 738. SWIM MEET PARTICIPANTS AND SPECTATORS - , The seventh grade class wlll be selllng Ma'erlals appearing In 'he HourGlass may no' b.' FIVE U~ITED AIRLINES DISCOUT COUPONS - drlnks, goodles and cook1es at the SWlm reprln'ed w"hout ,h. approl/al of the Command.r Kwa/o'elft' Call W83335 or H82647 meet on Saturday, Oct. 6 So brlng your M,,,,I. Rang. All Wan' Ad. and no',c.' mu.t b ••ubmltted; d1mes and dollars to support th1S worth­ on GA form B028 48 workonll hours prior to publIcatIon t TELEVISION, 17" RCA black and whlte, $125. whl1e school act1vlty , Call 99533 days, 82296 evenlngs and ask Pot Co,aldo Ed,'or t for Jay. SAFETY NOTICE - All Dacor Pacer model Sharon Bechtold ASSOCiate Ed,tor , regulators manufactured prlor to June 1979 Estelle Pe'e Won' Ads Gonny fInk Ty" .. t , MINOLTA XE-7 SLR wlth 28mm Sollqor lens must not be used. Dacor has found that the and 70-150mm V1v1tar zoom, also 2X and flrst stage on all of these regulators .------~-- ---..t many fl1ters. Call 99533 days, 82296 eve­ w111 fall. The fal1ure shuts off the alr PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE - 100 & 200 Qtrs. nlngs and ask for Jay supply to the dlver. Addltlonal data w111 TUESDAY, Oct. 9 be provlded when 1t 1S rece1ved 227-A 7 30 a.m 229-B 12 30 p.m. RCA VICTOR STEREO, 5-foot walnut Dan1sh 227-B 8 30 a.m. 106-A 1 30 p.m. modern, wlth AM/FM radlo and three-speed NIKE FLYING CLUB MEETING w111 be held 1n 229-A 9 30 a m 106-A 2 30 p.m. record changer, $150, Kodak EK6 Instamatlc Room 202 at the h1gh school at 7 p.m., WEDNESDAY Oct. 10 camera wlth electronlc flash, llke new, tonlght, Members must br1ng the fol10wlng 223-A t 30 a.m 105-A 12 30 p.m $45, amber glass hanglng lamp, $20, new lnformatlon for lnsurance forms total 223-B 8 30 a.m. 105-B 1 30 p.m. Hawallan long dresses, sllk-11ke materlal hours, slng1e hours, complex hours, multl 103 9 30 a m. 203-A 2 30 p m. 1n tones of plnk, floral deslgn, tle shoul­ hours, total fl1ght t1me past year, and der straps, Jr. Slze 7, $20 Call 82441. med1cal date. Our spot land1ng and bomb- THE ROI-NAMUR DOLPHINS CLUB dlve 1S sched­ 1ng competltlon 1S set for early November, uled for Sunday, Oct. 7. The boat wll1 de­ so you can start practlclng now. part the R01-Namur Marlna at 8 a.m. The LOST d1vemasters for th1S trlp w111 be Kent PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES In black plastlc BEWARE OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT - Repalr work Baldw1n and George H111. The destlnatl0n case, probably left In Dally Fleld dugout of storm-damaged riprap from Echo Pler to wll1 be the dlvemasters cholce. Guests on Sept. 23 If found please call 83565. Emon Beach has begun. Durlng the restora­ are welcome tlon per10d, heavy equlpment w111 be In ONE BOYS' SIZE 12 RAINCOAT wlth name "Sean operat10n throughout thlS area All 1s1and THE RI KONONO TOASTMASTERS CLUB wl11 meet Melody" on pocket. Call 82317 res1dents are caut10ned to stay away from at 10 15 a.m. on Sunday, Oct 7, In the the shorel1ne area where heavy equ1pment Taro Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club. The ONE BICYCLE LOCK - operates wlth key. Call 1S operatlng. Toastmasters extend a cord1al lnvltat10n 82317. to all 1s1and res1dents, 18 years and MENTORS FOR THE LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTER over, who want to J01n 1n develop1ng com­ FOR THE GIFTED AND TALENTED ON EBEYE mun1catlon and leadersh1p Sk111s. WANTED please contact Mark W11k1n5, 81663, be­ ONE PAIR ROLLER SKATES, Slze 5 wlde. Call tween 8 30 a m. and 3 30 P m. Informat10n NOTICE TO GO-KART OWNERS AND ENTHUSIASTS 82777. wlll be prov1ded on students avallable - There w111 be a meet1ng at 9 a.m. Sat­ and securlty procedures Please state your urday, Oct. 6, at the Go-Kart Shack for ONE YOUNG CAT - Call 82427. subJects and order of preference, age of the purpose of establ1shlng an organlza­ Chl1d deslred, and any other lnformatlon t10n to be respons1ble for the safe and ONE UNITED AIRLINES 50% DISCOUNT COUPON - pertlnent to your proJect. All subJect enJoyable use of the present Go-Kart Call Bob Ragan at H82709 or W83364. areas are needed at thlS tlme. Your coop­ facl11tles. All present Go-Kart owners, eratl0n 15 greatly apprec1ated. 1ncludlng parents, and 1ndlv1duals 1n­ teres ted ln go-kartlng on KwaJ are en­ HELP WANTED THE COMMUNITY ORCHFSTRA 1S tentat1vely couraged to attend th1S meet1ng. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - Two years keypunch scheduled to rehearse every Sunday after­ experlence requlred. BaS1C computer opera­ noon from 4 to 6 p m In Room 19 of t~e THE VERY POPULAR 1980 OLYMPIC COOKBOOK tlon experlence des1red. Interested persons George Seltz School There may also be and Schedule of Events wl11 agaln be on should apply at Kentron, Range Operatlons one evenlng rehearsal each week. Come to sale on Macy's porch on Saturday mornlng. BUlldlng 1009, Room 115 the f1rst meetlng Sunday, Oct 7, and we ThlS book has recelved numerous compll­ w111 arrange a schedule to SU1t the con­ mentary remarks from KwaJ res1dents. Get ENGINEERING AIDE/DRAFTER - At least one venlence of the members If you play an yours wh11e they last. year practlcal experlence In draftlng. Must lnstrument, brlng 1t wlth you, J01n the be proflclent In appllcatlon of descrlptlve orchestra and have some fun. Questl0ns? THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP COMMITTEE qeometry to practlcal problems. Must be Call John Dwyer, 83670, or Don Schulklnd, w111 meet Tuesday, Oct. 9, at Tr. 848 at adept In uSlng all tools of the trade nor­ 84591. 7 30 p.m. Meetlng nlght changed due to mally used 1n technlcal draftlng and archl­ hol1day. Buyers please brlng names and tectural/l11ustrator drawlngs. Interested ATOLL 8'SQUAPE DANCE - Monday nlght's addresses of your suppllers. persons should apply at Kentron, Range Op­ dance wl11 be your chance to reV1ew the eratlons BUlldlng 1009, Room 115. calls we've workshopped Slnce Western PRE-SCHOOL STORY TIME w111 be held at the nlght. If you've had to m1SS some dances, Grace Sherwood L1brary each Tuesday morn- here's your chance to get back 1nto the 1ng at lOa. m. COMMUNITY NOTICES sW1ng. Hlgh school Mu1t1-Purpose Room at THE OCTOBER BOARD MEETING OF THE YYWC w11l 7 30 p m. be held on Thursday, Oct 11, at 9 a m at Qtrs. 103. THE KWAJALEIN SWIM TEAM w111 hold 1tS Tonight At The YY Club second dual meet of the fall season on BILL MALONE GIRL SCOUT NEIGHBORHOOD COMMITTEE - All Saturday, Oct. 6, when the Barracudas w111 D J. D1SCO N1ght commlttee members who are lnterested In w111 compete w1th the Mako Sharks. The * * * belng lnvo1ved wlth the budget plans for meet w11l be held at the Bachelor's Pool 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. 1979-80 are lnvlted to a meetlng Monday, and wl11 begln at 10 a.m. Warm up w111 YY Club Banyan/bar area Oct. 15, 9 a m. at Qtrs. 224-A. Questions? start at 9 15 a.m. and meet off1clals are Call Pam Gunn at 82487. requested to report by 9 30 a.m. All KwaJ res1dents are lnvlted to part1clpate or ATTENTION BANTAM BOWLERS - There wl11 be cheer for the1r favorlte SW1mmers. no league bow11ng Saturday, Oct. 6, due to Pumpk1ns on sale at the SWlm meet. We wl11 start bowllng next HAVE A GREAT THREE-DAY WEEKEND'" SURFWAY Saturday, Oct 13. r~;~~s7;U;;;P;;A;;--'t THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUBS OF KWAJALEIN and , Week of Oct. 8 Saturday, Ebeye wl11 get together for a plcnlc at , Monday Closed - Ho11day , Emon Beach on Tuesday, Oct. 16, from , Tuesday 2 30 - 5 30 p.m , Oct. 6, 10 a.m. to 2 p m. Come JOln the fun and Wednesday 2 30 - 5 30 pm' games. The menu wlll lnclude lasagna, , Thursday lOa m. - noon t at 9 30 a.m. salad, garllc bread and one of Dlane's t 2 30 - 6 30 pm. , famous and fabulous desserts. ladles, don't , Fnday 2 30 - 5 30 pm, Come get your paS$ th1S up. RSVP early. Call Elalne, Saturday 9 a m - noon , Great Pumpkln l 82360, Dlane, 82674, or Jane, 83569 • L ~~~~~~~~~~~~~.J

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