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VOLUME XXIII, NO 56 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1986 After Libyans FIre At American Plane Source Says u.s. AIRCRAFT SHOOT LIBYAN BOAT Nicaraguan Force

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS arnrnar Khadafy that the gulf be­ reports from the 6th Fleet Entering Honduras longs to Llbya about mlsslle flrlngs, stressed U S alrcraft shot and set The Llbyan news agency Jana the lnformatlon arrlvlng at the By SUSANNE M SCHAFER aflre a Llbyan patrol boat to­ called The Assoclated Press of­ Pentagon was "fragmentary " AssOc1ated Press Wr1ter day after Llbyans flred SlX flce there and read the follow­ But they added lt appeared WASHINGTON -- The UnIted mlsslles at Amerlcan planes, lng dlspatch ln Itallan clear that at least two Sovlet­ States has recelved lnltlal the Whlte House sald "Amerlcan alrcraft today at­ made SA-5 surface-to-alr mlS­ reports of a large-scale NIca­ The Whlte House sald no U S tacked wlth mlsslles the reglon slles had been flred from the raguan force crosslng the bor­ planes were damaged by the Llb­ of Sldra and at the same tlme, Llbyan coast Into the gulf der lnto Honduras, a senlor yan mlsslles Llbyan alr defense has struck The latest maneuvers began admlnlstratlon offlclal saId Whlte House spokesman Larry back, shootlng down three Amer­ off the LIbyan coast Saturday today Speakes sald "The ShlP IS dead lcan flghter planes" nIght, Eastern tlme It was not The offlclal, brIefIng re­ In the water, burnlng and ap­ In Washlngton, Pentagon untIl Sunday nIght Eastern porters at the WhIte House on pears to be slnklng There are sources sald earller that Llb­ tlme, however, that the flrst condltlon he not be Identl­ no apparent surVlvors " yan forces flred at least two Navy Jets began flyIng south­ fled, saId efforts were under The U S Navy planes were antl-alrcraft mlsslles as U S ward over the gulf, the sources way to determlne the preCIse among those based on three alr­ planes crossed Khadafy's "llne sald Slze and nature of t~e opera­ craft carrlers In the Gulf of of death" and conducted opera­ The Inltlal fllghts were de­ tlon Sldra The Reagan admlnlstra­ tlons over the dlsputed gulf scrlbed by the sources as un­ But prelImInary reports tlon has made a pOlnt of sendlng The Washlngton sources sald eventful But that changed ear­ reachIng the Unlted States In­ U S planes and ShlPS Into the no Amerlcan planes were hlt by ly Monday mornIng WIth the re­ dlcated the attack was larger reglon to challenge the asser­ the mlsslles The sources, who ports of SA-5 mlsslles beIng than any of more than 100 pre­ tlon by Llbyan leader Col Mo- earller acknowledged recelvlng FIred VIOUS lnCUrS10nS, the offlclal sald ~lcaraguan forces have crossed Into Honduras before OPEC TALKS END WITH NO AGREEMENT to attack bases of the Contra rebels battlIng the government By ROBERT BURNS to $11 20 a barrel, down $2 74 Audu saId In a brIef offl­ ln Managua U S offlclals AssOc1ated Press Wr1ter from Frlday's clOSIng prIce, clal statemnt that the talks have sald that both Honduran GENEVA -- OPEC 011 mlnlsters before recoverIng to Just over broke off "In order to allow CIVIlIans and soldIers have ended nIne days of negotIatIons $12 OPEC heads of delegatIon to been kIlled ln prevlous clash­ today wlth no agreement on a "There's a very bearIsh mood consult wlth thelr governments es comprehenslve strategy to re­ thlS mornlng, there's a very as well as wlth other OIl-pro­ Stresslng that he was talk­ verse the 011 market decllne, negatIve feelIng rlght now WIth dUCIng countrIes " Ing about Inltlal, unconflrmed and theIr faIlure to resolve panIc-type sellIng," saId Peter He declIned to answer ques­ reports, the offICIal saId to­ the crISIS sent prIces lnto a Beutel, aSSIstant manager of tlons The cartel's preSIdent, day that Indlcatlons were that fresh dIve Rudolf Wolff Futures Inc, a Arturo Hernandez Crlsantl of "well over 1,000 Nlcaraguan James Audu, a spokesman for New York commodItIes futures Venezuela, dId not hold the troops" were Involved In the the OrganIzatIon of Petroleum fIrm "Tt's crazy rlght now" news brIefIng that follows OPEC operatIon that was saId to ExportIng Countrles, sald the Analysts had predlcted that conferences have hegun Sunday 13 mInIsters would resume nego­ WIthout an accord on reduclng RepresentatIves of OPEC's 13 The offIclal spoke to re­ tIatIons AprIl 15 In an effort output, world 011 prIces would members began meetIng March 16 porters shortly after ASSIS­ to agree on major cuts In 011 remaIn near currently depressed to deVIse a strategy for re­ tant Secretary of State Elll­ productIon levels of about $15 a barrel or verslng the dramatIC collapse ott Abrdms brleted Presldent 011 futures prlces dropped would fall even further of 011 prIces from about $30 a Reagan on hIS weekend VISlt to sharply after the adjournment los Angeles analyst Dan Lund­ barrel four months ago to about Honduras, El Salvador and Cos­ On the New York MercantIle Ex­ berg sald Sunday that retall $15 a barrel ta Rlca to meet WIth offICIals change the May delIvery prlce gasolIne prIces have fallen WIthout an accord to tlghten of NIcaragua's neIghborIng of West Texas IntermedIate, the more than 24 cents a gallon world 011 supplIes, prIces Lountrles maIn U S crude and an Impor­ SInce January to an average of probably WIll remaIn near or tant market IndIcator, dropped 95 76 cents a gallon slIghtly below $15 a barrel u.s. Cong ressmen Military Jets Wind Up Trip Have Close Ca II To Nicaragua By BRYNA BRENNAN With TWA Flight Assoc1ated Press Wr1ter COLUMBUS, OhlO CAP) -- The MANAGUA, NIcaragud -- Four pIlots of four mIlItary Jets Democrdtlc congressmen ended that came wlthln a few hundred a weekend fact-flndlng mIS­ feet of a TWA JetlIner had the SIon WIth one member callIng passenger plane In VIew In tIme NIcaragua another Cuba and an­ to prevent a colllslon, a mIlI­ other sayIng the Lentral Amer­ tary spokesman saId lCdn Lountry was on "a razor's "They dId have the alrllner edge " In slght There was no chance The group returned Sunday of a collISIon They dId see It to Washlngton, where Congress In tIme," Lt James BolIng pub­ WIll agaIn conSIder PreSIdent llC affalrs offlcer for Rlcken­ Reagan's proposal to prOVIde backer AIr NatIonal Guard Base, $100 mIllIon In aId to rebels sald Sunday flghtlng the leftlst SandIn IS­ The TWA BoeIng 727, carrYlng ta government 141 passengers, was at 23,000 The Pdckage would prOVIde feet when the Jets passed 200 $70 mIllIon ln mIlItary aId feet overhead and about 500 and $30 mIllIon In humanltar­ feet off the WIng Saturday, Ian aSSIstance to the rebels, sald Mort A EdelsteIn, a known as Contras It was de­ spokesman for the Federal ,Vla­ feated 222-210 by the House tlon Admlnlstratlon In Chlcago tt 1 I' on Thursday The Senate begIns The lncldent occurred 50 debate on the plan thlS week, mIles northeast of CInCInnatI whIle d vote on alternatIve about 20 mInutes after the aIr­ Becker DIes proposals IS scheduled lIner, Fllght 489, left Port The glant a1rsh1P H1ndenbero_crashes to the orgund 1n AprIL 15 In the House Columbus InternatIonal AIrport flames 1n the 1937 d1saster at Lakehurst, N J Murray Beckel, "There 15 no such thIng as en route to St LOUIS an Assoc1ated Press photographer, who photographed the burn- sayIng If we don't do some­ The four A-7 Jets belonged 1ng H1ndenberg, d1ed Tuesday 1n North M1am1 Beach, at the age thIng thlS WIll be another Cu­ to the 121st TaCtICal FIghter of 77 Becker's p1ctures of the burn1ng H1ndenberg and a ba, thIS already IS another Wlng at Rlckenbacker, about 15 weep1ng Lou Gehr1g are among the most celebrated 1n Journal- Cuba," Rep Kenneth Gray, D­ mIles southwest of Port Colum­ 1sm (AP Laserphoto) III , told a news conference bus at the aIrport outSIde Managua e o LOCAL/WORLD NEWS PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1986 HOE Team Wins Award For KwaJaleln ExtenSion Ed1tor's note The Amer1can Defense Pre­ paredness Assoc1atlOn 1S an educat1onal, CMU Announces Schedule Of Classes non-prof1t, non-pol1t1cal soc1ety founded 1n 1919 to serve as a lla1son on techn1cal By EULA JOURDAN Adult Educat10n Center mdtters between government and 1ndustry, UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL to preserve a reserV01r of armament know­ Central MIchIgan UnIverSIty fIrst of­ 4/26 - 5/4/86 MKT 300 IntroductIon to how, and to 1nform the publ1C on matters fered courses on KwaJaleln In June 1985 MarketIng of nat10nal defense preparedness Member­ Although the fIrst course offerIngs were 6/7-15/86 PSY 330 Soc~al Psychology Sh1P 1ncludes employees of government, m1l- at the graduate level, January 1986 saw Jul-Aug '86 ACT 201 FInanCIal Account­ 1tary and 1ndustry the begInnIng of an undergraduate degree Ing (TutorIal) An ADPA News Release completIon program developed espeCIally 8/30 - 9/7/86 ISA 330 Management Infor- for KwaJaleln reSIdents matlon Systems The Hom~ng Overlay Exper~ment Team has CMU currently has a total of 59 KwaJa­ Sep-Oct '86 ACT 221 Managerlal Account­ been selected to rece~ve the ADPA Strateg~c leln reSIdents enrolled In the two pro­ Ing (TutorIal) Defense Techn~cal Ach~evement Award for the grams and has recently announced the fol­ 10/25 - 11/2/86 IPC 560 CommunIcatIon and development and test~ng of the HOE \eh~cle lOWIng class schedule Change Th~s successful exper~ment demonstrated GRADUATE LEVEL 12/6-14/86 FIN 332 Manager~al F~nance key Strateg~c Defense In~t~atlve technology 4/26 - 5/4/86 MSA 640 QuantItatIve Ap­ Jan '87 MGT 320 Personnel Manage­ and confIrmed the techn~cal read~ness to plIcatIons In AdmIn De­ ment (TutorIal) proceed wIth the program clslon-Maklng SprIng '87 CPS 501 Survey of Computer The U S Army Strateg~c Defense Command, 6/7-15/86 CPS 501 Survey of Computer SCIence Huntsv~lle, Ala , and the Lockheed M~ss~1es SCIence MGT 348 DvnamlCS of Organ and Space Co , Sunnyvale, Cal~f , are the 8/30 - 9/7 /86 IPC 560 CommunIcatIon and BehaVIor pr~mary members of the team Change MGT 495 Management POlICY On June 10, 1984, the HOE vehIcle Inter­ 10/25 - 11/2 PSC 514 AmerIcan PublIC and Strategy cepted and destroyed an IncomIng ~ntercon­ PolIcy-MakIng KMR t~nental ball~st~c m~ss~le (ICBM) mock war­ l2/6-14/8n MSA 680 IntegratIve SemInar head more than 100 mIles above the earth Jan '87 MSA 685 IntegratIve Project ThIS successful test was the result of a SprIng '87 GraduatIon - Date TBA s~x-year HOE program by the JOInt g0vern­ ment-~ndustry team For the test an ICBM w~th a sIngle, dum­ my warhead was launched from Vandenberg AIr Force Base toward a pOInt north of KwaJa­ leln MIssIle Range, 4,500 mIles away After receIVIng InformatIon on the warhead's tra­ Jectory from radars, the HOE veh~cle was launched from KwaJdleln The vehIcle then relIed on ItS long-wavelength Infrared tracker to see and track the target war­ head After launch, the HOE vehIcle's tra­ Jectory was completely controlled by an on­ board computer The homlng vehIcle steered Itself Into the warhead at a clOSIng velOCIty of more than 4 mIles per second Its non-nuclear war­ head made Impact WIth the mock ICBM warhedd and destroyed It, prOVIng the feaSIbIlIty of non-nuclear defense systems Other members of the government-Industry team sharIng In thIS award Include Honey­ well Inc , Rocketdyne DIVIsIon of Rockwell InternatIonal, Space Vector Corp McDon­ nell Douglas AstronautICS Co , Teledyne Brown EngIneerIng NIChols Research Corp , Aeromet Inc , MIT LIncoln Laboratory and the SandIa Natlonal Laboratory

School Concert Set By DICK SHIELDS KwaJale1n School System Elementary and JunIor hIgh-school mUSI­ CIans WIll perform at the SprIng Concert on March 26 at 7 30 p m In the Davye DaVIS MultIpurpose Room KIndergarten ana flrst- grade classes WIll open •• y the concert, followed by BegInnIng Band, Cadet Band and JunIor Band Boys' ChOIr and GIrls' ChOIr WIll com­ plete the progLam A~ afternoon matInee at 12 45 the same day WIll be open for those unable to attend the • evenIng performance

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Reservat~ons Suggested - 83409 \ ) COMMENTARY HOURGLASS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1986, PAGE 3 LOVE STORIES THAT CAPTIV ATE THE WORLD By MAUREEN JOHNSON LONDm (AP) - Bntaln's royalty and COUSIns who had the heart of a young prlnce romance" when she marrled pho­ monarchy captlvated the world lost theIr thrones crowded J.n­ Andrew sald after the en­ tographer Anthony Armstrong­ wlth a regal weddlng flve to St Paul's Cathedral wlth gagement announcement Wednesday, Jones, now Lord Snowdon, at years ago and wlil llkely do heads of government~, favored that he wants the weddJ.ng some­ Westmlnster ln 1960 It agaln when Prlnce Andrew royal frIends and servants tIme thIS summer at WestmInster The excltement and glamour marrles, demonstratlng com­ DIana became probably the most Abbey was heIghtened because flve moners' endurlng fasclnatlon recognJ.zable young woman ln the It was there ln 1947 that years earller, Margaret had glv­ wJ.th royal ty world the marrlage of hlS mother, en up her flrst love, former The 1,000-year-old monar­ Author John Pearson ln a re­ then PrIncess Ellzabeth and helr royal equerry Peter Townsend, chy dropped a tradltlon of cent book, "The Ultlmate Fam­ to the throne, to PrInce Phlllp, because he was dlvorced relatlvely prlvate weddlngs, Ily, analyzJ.ng the superstar a member of the Greek royal Recaillng her sad announce­ usually at Wlndsor Castle, status the BrJ.tlsh royal famlly famlly, llfted the splrlts of ment then -- "mlndful of the 40 mlles west of London, when has achJ.eved whlle Brltaln has a war-weary natIon church's teachIng that ChrIS­ Queen Ellzabeth II's parents, decllned as a world power, Televlslon cameras were tIan marrlage lS IndIssoluble then Prlnce Albert and Lady commented on the weddJ.ng of banned ln 1947 But ln a deCI­ and conSCIOUS of my duty to Ellzabeth Bowes-Lyon, marrled Charles and DIana SIon that has had lastlng SIg­ the (BrItIsh) Commonwealth" - at London's Westmlnster Abbey "HavIng ceased to wJ.eld the nlflcance, Ellzabeth overruled the world WIshed her JOY WIth J.n 1923 old symbolJ.c power of Queen Cablnet dlsapproval and permlt­ Snowdon Slnce then, the publlc cer­ VIltorla over the largest em­ ted televJ.slon cameras In the Thelr marrlage, however, emony and pageantry of royal pIre J.n hIstory. the royal fam­ abbey for her coronatIon ln ended ln dlvorce ln 1978 By the tIme Prlncess Anne, weddlngs have grown In splen­ Ily had redlscovered a unIque 1953 dor and J.ndlspensable new role a~ SInce then the world ltd'> the queen's only daughter, None. however, was as mag­ surrogate performJ.ng royatty watched every weddIng In the walked up the aJ.sle of West­ nJ.fJ.Lent as when nearly a bJ.I­ for the world " queen's lmmedlate famIly -- each mlnster Abbey In 1973 WItt an­ llon people In 70 natJ.ons If the weddlng of Charles, one a sort of falry tale, re­ other commoner from an upper watched the July 29 1981, wed­ now 37, was the ultImate, the flectlng d royal household that mIddle-class famIly, Capt Mark dIng of Andrew's older brother, marrlage of 26-year-old Andrew, for the last 30 years has man­ PhllllPS the worldWIde tele­ heIr to the throne PrJ.nce the queen's second ~on, prom­ dged to Increase ItS fame dnd VISIon audlence had grown to Charles, and Lady Olana Spencer J.ses to be not far behJ.nd prestlge whIle preserVIng mys­ 500 mIll10n What they saw was a 20-year-old Sardh Ferguson, also 26, tery As Prlme Mlnlster Margaret woman transformed that day lnto a redhead from an upper-class Hlstorlan Arthur Bryant Thatcher put lt Wednesday when a beautJ.ful prlncess landownJ.ng fdmlly appears called Margaret, the queen's she Longratulated Andrew and A natIon celebrated, tour­ Just rIght for the role of the younger SIster, a "falry prIn­ Ferguson, "Everyone loves J.sts poured J.n, and foreIgn gJ.rl-next-door who captured cess for mlillons hungry for thlS kInd of story "

Washington Merry-Go-Round AUSTRIAN FIRM DEALS ARMS TO IRAN

By JACK ANDERSON and DALE VA~ ATTA Servlce has receIved a com­ WASHINGTON - The largest In­ concerned at the SIzable quan­ Iran, were mliltary Items, plaInt from a novel source dustrlal concern In Austrla, tltles of AustrIan-made weapons among them some 155mm hOWItzers U S Olstrlct Judge MIlton Pol­ the state-owned Voest-Alplne that have been shOWIng up on made by Norlcum, a Voest-Alplne lack He noted that In the conglomerate, IS under lnves­ the Iranlan SIde of the stale­ company past two years a grOWIng num­ tlgatlon by ltS government for mated PerSIan Gulf war The The Iranlan negotIators were ber of new CItIzens can't qual­ engagIng In lmproper transac­ amount seemed to be more than four mliltary offlclals whose Ify for Jury duty because they tIons that may lnclude Illegal would normally reach the Ira­ last names are AZIZI, RlazI, don't understand EnglIsh The arms sales to Iran nlans through the bldck market Zadeh and Tablbl They lnstruct­ Judge wondered If the serVlce An Austrlan offICIal told or unscrupulous arms dealers ed thelr agents to lnspect had been fudgIng on the En­ us there have been "heavy po­ Our IntellIgence sources, the mIlItary Items before they glIsh requlrements for natural­ lItlcal dISCUSSH)TIS" In the last IncludIng some InSIde Iran It­ left Austrla to make sure they year about the operatlons of self, say that a partIal ex­ were satIsfactory Ized Lltlzens The test lsn't exactly onerous An appllcant Voest-Alplne and ltS SUbSld­ planatIon for the appearance Our sources say the flnal must answer a few questlons larles These dlSCUSSIons of Austr]an-made arms In the hItch In the blillon-dollar to show that he understands evolved Into an Investlgatlon theater of war is back-door deal was over the commlSSIon of whether the companIes were deals made wlth AustrIan fIrms, "There was a fIght over the and speaks Engllsh Posslbly "engaged ]n deals whIch they IncludIng the Voest-Alplne percentage of the commISSIon by cOlncldence, the agency were not supposed to do," he group on these weapons," saId a expects to set a record of saId, lncludlng posslble Ille­ In fact, we have a copy of source close to the negotla­ 400,000 ndturallzatlons gal arms transactIons a flve-page "memorandum of tlons The prIce of the arms thIS year -- WIth no In- The Voest-Alplne group understandlng" between Voest- had been Jal ked up as much crease In staff hasn't made a proflt SInce A lplne and the IslamIC Repllb hc as 35 percent to allow for CONFIDENTIAL FILE A fasc]­ 1976, sustalnlng heavy losses of Iran, Signed Feb 14, 1985 payment of the commlSSlons, natlng snIppet of lnteillgence from ItS steel-maklng operatIon The contract, whIch ended Feh the source explalned. addlng came out from behlnd the Bam­ and poor 011 Investments Aus­ 28, 1986, wa~ a barter deal "There were arguments over boo Curtaln recently Booby­ trldn cltlzens have lost mIl­ Iran was obligated to provlde thIS " trapped contalners fIlled WIth lIons dS the government poured $1 bIllIon worth of crude 011 Once the commlSSlon was exploSlves have been reported money lnto Voest-AlpIne In exchange for certaln mdnu­ agreed on, the transactIon was floatIng down the Song La Rlver In fact, sources saId It factured goods and raw mate­ sealed SInce the AustrIans In northern Vletnam At least ~dS thIS very sltuatlon that rlals could not legally ShIP arms to two VIetnamese have been may have Jed company offlclals An annex to the contralt combatant Iran, our sources kIlled openlng the contaIners, to enter Into secret negotIa­ llSts the goods only generdlly saId, the "end-uc,er" certlfl­ accordIng to reports No one tIons WIth Iran By the treaty $550 mIllIon worth of "Varlous cates, lndlcatlng the weapons' knows whether there's a mad that ended Ailled occupatIon Eqlllpment and Materlals," $150 ultlmate destlnatlon were pre­ [omber on the loose or a dIe­ after World War II, Au~trla mIllIon worth of "VarIOUS Prod­ sumably wrltten to show a dIf­ hard antl-communlst hlll lS offICIally and permanently ucts Includlng Spare Parts ferent country thdn Iran It trIbesman trYlng to shake up neutral, the sale of arms to and $100 mlillon In "Pharma­ IS known that the weapons were the authorltles wlth some spo­ a natlon at war lS a vlolatlon ceutlcaJs " to be shIpped by way of nelgh­ radIC terrorlsm of AustrIan law But Included In the "VarIOUS borlng YugoslaVIa Over the past year, the EqUIpment category, accordlng LANGUAGE BARRIER The ImmI­ Copyn ght 1986 AustrIan government has become to lnformatlon comlng from gration and Naturallzatlon Unlversa1 Press Syndlcate

lhe KwaJ~leln Hourglass IS an unofflclal publlcatlon dulhor17pd under thL provIslons of AR 360-81 It IS publl~hed by Clobal AssOclates Monda, throu~h Frld,y (excludlng hollda)s) at th~ dlrectJOn of the commlndlng off,cer U S Army Kwaldleln r11ss11e Range '1arshal! Commandlnf, OffIcer Col Wlillam A SpIn Islands under contrdct DA~G60-82-C-0063 ThlS l~ 1n ofFset publlcatlon wlth a dall, PublIC Affdlrb O[flLer Pat Robblns clrLulatlon of 1,950 lhL VlewJ and oplnlons expressed herLln are not necessarIly those ld 1 to r Courtney Danko 01 the lJepartmLnt of the Arm) Communlcatlons should be lddresscd [n thL Hourf,lJs~ P 0 [oc ,1 \ew,/Fedture Wrlter Ruth Horne Bo, 23 "PO San FranC1SCO 96555 or call 83539 (\~TOVON 2~4-3539) M,terlals appearlng COPY tdltor Clrculatlon Jeanne VIncent In thL !1ourhl,ss rna) not be reprInted cHthout the approval ot the commlndlnh off'Ler ~port~\"Ylter John Lee U S Armc KWd]aleln ~ls~lle Ranhe All want ads and notlLes must bL submltted on GA Form 8028 R-4 bv 12 30 p m the worklng day prlor to publlcdtlon e o WORLD NEWS PAGE 4, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1986 Factory Foreman Shultz Nixes Further Aid To Turkey Stri kers Ba r latest Recipient By HENRY GOTTLIEB Filipinos From AssOclated Press Wrlter beatlng me over the head about It " Of Artificial Heart ANKARA, Turkey -- Secretary Shultz, on a four-country U.S. Bases By MARCIA DUNN of State George P Shultz, In trlp to Europe, flew today to By eRIS YABES AssOclated Press Wrlter blunt talk to an economIcally Ankara, the Turklsh capltal, AssOclated Press Wrlter strugglIng ally, says Turkey for further talks wlth the PITTSBURGH -- A dlsabled WIll not get the aId and trade country's leaders CLARK AIR BASE, PhIlIppInes factory foreman who suffered a Increases It wants, even by Turkey has ralsed the tex­ StrIkers stopped most FIlI­ serles of card lac arrests be­ "beatlng me over the head about tlle Issue at a tlme when the pInos from enterIng U S mIlI­ fore undergolng emergency sur­ It " Unlted States IS trylng to tary bases today, the thIrd gery to recelve a Jarvlk-7 ar­ In a prIvate meetIng Wlth seal a defense agreement gov­ day of a walkout by 22,000 tlflclal heart predlcted he'd Turklsh buslnessmen In Istan­ ernlng the operatlon of more FIlIpIno workers, but allowed come through the operatl0n In bul on Sunday, Shultz gave a than a dozen U S mliltary In­ AmerIcan personnel and theIr "A-l condltl0n," hlS son sald pOlnted response to assertIons stallatl0ns consldered Impor­ dependents free access to Gary Blake, 43, of East LIV­ that the Unlted States has tant to Western securlty Clark AIr Base erpool, Ohl0, was llsted In ralsed unfaIr barrlers to Turk­ Turkey, WhICh shares a 280- At SUblC Naval Base, crltlLdl but stable condltl0n Ish textIle Imports mIle border WIth the SOVIet spokesman Lt Cmdr James Van today In the surglcal care He told the Turklsh Indus­ Unlon, also IS strateglcally SIckle saId AmerIcans were be­ unlt at Presbyterlan-Unlverslty trlallsts and Buslnessmen's As­ located near the Mlddle East Ing adVIsed to stay away from HOSPlt,l of PIttsburgh, offI­ soclatlon that the worldWIde Cltlng flgures showlng an base gates follOWIng two cIals '>d.Ld textl1e quota system was to overall 1985 U S trade deflclt clashes InvolVIng FIlIpInos Blake was near death when blame for the small market In of $140 bll110n, Shultz told and AmerIcans that left 12 peo­ he beclme the natIon's latest the UnIted States the buslnessmen, "It's a llttle ple Injured over the weekend artlflclal-heart reclplent In "It's perfectly all rlght hard to come here and have you SIX of the Injured were a flve-hour operatlon that end­ not to be satlsfled WIth It," make the case to me that the U S serVIcemen ed Just before mldnlght Satur­ Shultz sald of the textlle UnIted States doesn't have an "We've made It clear to day, sald Torn Chakurda, spokes­ trade, accordIng to a U S gov­ open market " our people to stay away from man for Presbyterian-Unlversity ernment transcrIpt "But that's BUSlness leaders had com­ the gates untIl we can resolve HospItal of PIttsburgh the realIty So there's no plaIned that the Unlted States thIS," saId Van Slckle Blake's heart stopped and pOlnt In brlnglng me here and Imports much from other natIons The clashes reportedly oc­ was reVIved three tImes Just curred when serVlcemen trIed before surgeons Implanted the to pass the barrIcades to mechanIcal pump In the opera­ Researchers Say enter the base tIon they descrIbed as other­ In other developments over WIse uncomplIcated the weekend, PreSIdent Corazon Garlic May Help Prevent Colon Cancer AqUIno asked FIlIpInos for Throngs Of Pilgrims "huge doses of patlence" as By MALCOLM RITTER she and her new government AP SClence Wrlter saId StudIes of how dIetary seek to undo what she saId Retrace Jesus' Steps substances affect that prolIf­ was 20 years of economIC and DAYTONA BEACH, Fla -- Cal­ eratIon can be used as gUIde­ SOCIal damage caused by Fer­ Clum and the chemIcal that posts In studYIng cancer pre­ dInand E Marcos On Mount Of Olives glves garllc ItS aroma mIght ventIon, prOVIdIng leads In By ALLYN FISHER help prevent colon cancer by months for full-blown studles, Soviet 'Peacemaker' AssOclated Press Wrlter Inhlbltlng early changes In WhICh could take years to the colon that can lead to the accomplIsh, he saId JERUSALEM -- PalestInIan dlsease, researchers say LIpkIn's calCIum study, re­ Gets Taste Of U.S. Chrlstians led throngs of pIl­ The lInks are suggested ported recently In the New En­ By LEWIS COHEN grIms [rom around the world through a method of research gland Journal of MedICIne, AssOclated Press Wrlter down the steep slopes of the that can IndIcate promISIng found that gIVIng 10 people bIblIcal Mount of OlIves to leads In cancer preventl0n calCIum supplements for two or NEW YORK -- SOVIet "peace­ the walled Old CIty of Jerusa­ wlthout full-blown experlments three months reduced theIr ab­ maker" Katerlna Lycheva ar­ lem In a tradltlonal Palm Sun­ that can take years sald one normal cell prolIferatIon to rIved In the natIon's largest day processIon SClentlst reportlng the re­ rates close to those of people CIty Sunday, sayIng that Llttle gIrls In frIlly pInk sults at low rIsk for colon cancer adults often fInd It dIffI­ dresses and Boy Scouts carrylng More study WIll be needed The supplementatIon pro­ cult to agree but that ''If It flags sang Hosanna, or "please before defInIte lInks between vlded 1,200 mIllIgrams of cal­ was up to the chIldren, It redeem us" In ArabIc, and the substances and colon-can­ CIum carbonate a day, half­ would take us about a mInute waved small olIve and palm cer preventlon can be estab­ agaIn as much as the govern­ or so to get together " branches durIng the two-hour llshed, however, and It'S too ment's recommended dally In­ The ll-year-old arrIved march early to make any dIetary rec­ take for calCIum In the dIet from Chlcago arm-In-arm wlth Jerrold McRae a former pro ommendatIons based on the CalCIum seems to bInd to her travelIng companIon Star football player from PhIladel­ studIes, researchers sald Sun­ fatty aCIds and bIle aCIds Rowe of San FranCISCO phIa, watched the proceSSIon day at an AmerIcan Cancer SOCI­ that IrrItate colon cells and Lycheva's two-week, flve­ and saId "ThIS IS overwhelm­ ety semInar for SCIence wrIt­ promote prolIferatIon, LIpkIn CIty tour -- her fIrst trIp Ing It makes the BIble come ers saId CalCIum also acts dIrect­ outSIde the SOVIet UnIon -­ alIve for me It glves me more Dr MartIn LIpkIn of the lyon colon cells, he saId IS sponsored by the San Fran­ of a sense of appreCIatIon for MemorIal Sloan-KetterIng Can­ Dr V P Hutter, chaIrman CIsco-based ChIldren As the what ChrIst dId for me " cer Center In New York saId of the pathology department Peacemakers Palm Sunday opens a week of the pOSSIble protectlon from at St Barnabas MedIcal Center In ChIcago, an AmerIcan Easter celebratIons In thIS the calCIum was shown In Its In LIVIngston, N J , called famIly welcomed Lycheva Into holy clty where Jesus preached abIlIty to lnhlblt abnormal the calCIum research "eXCIt­ theIr horne Saturday nIght, and was cruclfled The proces­ prolIferatIon of colon cells Ing" and rIpe for further where she sampled barbecued s10n IS symbolIC of Jesus' en­ Such abnormal productIon study chIcken and toyed WIth a com­ trance Into Jerusalem on a of those cells IS characterIS­ The garlIC IngredIent, puter She WIll also travel to whlte donkey before hIS death tIC In people at Increased called dlallyl sulfIde, was WashIngton, Houston and Los on Good FrIday rIsk for colon cancer, LIpkIn found In anImal research Angeles

FinanCial News ;1... * ... shenanlgans -- ended Dec 18 Briefly NEW DELHI, IndIa CAP) -- WIth a hung Jury Dolld[ Llu'>lng In PHILADELPHIA CAP) -- An The Indlan government today Toh.IG Wd" * * * 177 30 yen, aSSOCIatIon of over-the­ descrIbed as "totally unaccept­ WASHINGTON CAP) -- A fed- dnd In lurlLh WI'> c~unter drug manufacturers able" UnIon CarbIde's tenta­ eral Judge today reJected a t Jday raIsed to $900,000 tIve agreement WIth prIvate request by John W HInckley 1 91825 SWISS francs ( l )'-, (N( HI fAr C; the reward for InformatIon lawyers to pay $350 mIllIon to Jr , who shot and wounded (,Id Off 254 at 35045 leadIng to the conVIctIon VIctIms of the 1984 Bhopal gas PreSIdent Reagan, that he ':>Ilv 1 Off 0 055 at 5 705 of drug tamperers as the dIsaster be allowed to leave the jl(l\-. JLJI\ES CLO~IN(J AVI- i{r\l r '0 search for contamInated cap­ * ... * grounds of St Ellzabeths sules of three recalled NEW ORLEANS CAP) -- LOUISI­ HospItal unaccompanIed and hJ lllUu-.crlal" Up 14 37 at 1782 93 products contInued ana's flashy governor, EdWIn VISIt downtown WashIngton 1( John T Walden, senIor Edwards, headed Into hIS sec­ once a month - j[ 'PO) t It l(JrI_ Up 5 03 at 809 74 VIce preSIdent of a drug­ ond trIal today on racketeer­ U S DIstrIct Judge Bar­ Industry group called the Ing and fraud charges stemmIng rIngton D Parker also re­ 1 5 UtIlItIes Up 2 16 at 188 76 ProDrletary ASSOCIatIon an­ from a $10 mIllIon hospItal fused to order the mental b') ~locks nounced the assoclatlon had Investment venture and saId he hospItal to move HInckley Up 5 67 at 701 26 set up a toll-free phone was confIdent of acqUIttal from a maXImum-securIty ward \ I) l, II not avallable llne, 1-800-222-3081, to re­ Edwdrds' fIrst trldl -- a where he has been confIned SH [[o.IIM'o ceIve conlldentlal lnforma­ 14-week ordeal marked by the for the past 21 months to a l' c..R \CL ~HI RI,()OD LIBR illY tlon on product-tamperlng partICIpants' out-of-court less restrIctIve ward

- A -) SPORTS HOURGLASS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1986, PAGE 5 1986 Spring Softball Inner Tube Water Polo Starts In April Begins Next Month By CAROL ANNE SCALLY By GLEE GARLIE Speclal Servlces Recreatlon Dlrector Pool and Beach Coordlnator SWlng lnto softball by partlclpatlng The 1986 lnner tube water polo season ln the 1986 sprlng softball season The lS tentatIvely scheduled to begIn AprIl 14 season lS tentatlvely scheduled to begln A short, but very Important meetIng WIll the week of Aprll 16, wlth men's and be held for all managers Thursday, women's dlvlslons March 27, 5 15 pm, at the FamIly Pool Teams lnterested ln partlclpatlng All teams lnterested ln partlclpatlng should submlt rosters at the managers meet­ should submlt rosters at the Monday, lng Tuesday, March 25, 5 15 pm, at the Aprll 7, managers meetIng,S 15 pm, at Corlett Recreatlon Center, Room 3 the Famlly Pool Each team lS to provlde at least one Students may play on a hIgh-school spon­ team member to serve as an offlclal The sored team only, and adults may not play offlclatlng cllnlc wlll be held Thursday, on a student team, accordIng to the Adult March 27, 5 15 pm, Brandon Fleld At­ Recreatlon Program Roster P011CY tendance lS mandatory for quallty offl­ Inner tube water polo offlclals are clals needed, and each team wlil be requlred to Anyone lnterested In scorekeeplng for prOVIde at least one lndlvldual who wlll the sprlng season must attend the score­ serve In thls capaCIty for the season keeplng cllnlc Frlday, March 28. 4 pm, A referee cllnlc lS scheduled for 5 15 Brandon Fleld pm, Wednesday, Aprll 9, and a score- For further lnformatlon, contact Carol and tIme-keepers cllnlc WIll be held Thurs­ Anne Scally, Speclal Servlces, 83331 day, Aprll 10, 4 p m All meetIngs and cllnlcs WIll be held at the Famlly Pool For turther InformatIon, contact Glee NCAA Roundup Garlle, 82847 By DAVE GOLDBERG AP Sportswrl ter Caps Win Over Flyers Danny Mannlng traveled to Kansas from the Atlantlc Coast Conference country Creg By KEN RAPPOPORT Drelilng traveled to Kansas from Wlchlta AP Hockey Wrlter And Larry Brown traveled to Kdnsas from In an atmosphere of playoff hockey, the Just about everywhere WashIngton CapItals won a game of neceSSIty Thanks to those three, Kansas lS travel­ "If we had lost, they would have been lng to Dallas for the Natlonal CollegIate ... In the drlver's seat," defenseman Rod Lang­ Athletlc Assoclatlon bdsketball tournament's way saId after Sunday's 6-5 NatIonal Hockey Flnal Four next weekend Erlc Gates scored 21 pOlnts In Spar­ Ledgue vlltory over the PhIladelphld Flyers Wlth MannIng scorlng 22 pOlnts and tans I's 54-46 Wln over Chlcaqo In an A Had they lost, the Capltals would hdve Drel11ng addIng 19, Brown's Jayhdwks became Dlvlslon basketball game at the CRC Frlday fallen tlve pOInts behlnd the front-runnlng the flrst BIg Elght team to make It to the mght Flyers In the Patrlck DIVl~lon rhe VIctory flnal round In 12 years wIth a 75-67 WIn (Photo by NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) moved the Cdpltdls one pOInt behInd PhIl­ over North Carollna State ln the MIdwest ddelphla a~ the teamb head Into the flnal RegIonal flnal at Kansas CIty Sunday two weekb of the reguldr sed son No 2 Kansas, WhICh Improved to 35-3 and Spartans I, Oak Tree The (apitals Cdn take the Pdtr1ck DIVI­ has won 16 consecutIve games, WIll face SIon lead by bedtlng Boston at home fues­ another ACC team In the semIfInals on Satur­ Win In League ddy nlght After thdt, each contender WIll day when lt takes on top-ranked Duke 1he By JOHN LEE play fIve more gdme~ betore meetIng In the Blue Devlls, 36-2 and Wlnner~ of 20 regular-beason tlndle AprIl 6 In Phlladel­ straIght, routed Navv 71-50 ln the Ea~t Spartans I and ChIcago opened a busy ph1a flnal, ()11I"-reboundlng the Mlddles 49-29 ln basketbdll weekend Frlday, and the Spdrtans Elsewhere Boston and Hdrtford skated the process Johnny DawkIns led the Blue came aWdY WInners 53-46 ErI( rateb led dll to a ~-5 tIe. Butfalo bedt lo~ Angeles 6-1 Devlls wlth 28 pOInts scorers w1th 2l pOInts dnd ~cotr Thomas Calgary topped WInnIpeg 7-4, and thlt ago Loulslana Stdte and LOUISVIlle who added 1:1 for the Spdrtdns ,>teve Tucker had deteated the N Y Ranger~ 5-3 quallfled '>dttlrday, wIll meet In rhe oth",r 12 pOInts, Tracy Walker nlne, dnd B]11 Sul­ In ,>aturday's dctlon It wa~ PhiladelphIa semlflndl lIvan elght for (hHago 4, N Y Rangerb 2 N Y Islanders 3. Bos­ For North CarolIna State, who flnlshed In d second game Fr1day, Odk Tree blast­ ton 3, tIe, DetrOIt 8, ChIcago 6, Hartford 21-13, It was the second straIght loss 1n a ed MIrna I 7l-47 Vdn LeWIS had 24 pOInts 6, los Angeles 3, PIttsburgh 7, Ouehec 4, reglonal flnal after that 1983 tltle If dnd ~heldon Coulon and (arl McKInney scored New lersey 6, roronto 3 Vant ouver h, M1n­ Wolfpack Coach JIm Valvano was dIsapPoInted 16 each for Oak Tree Rlchard lo~]a led npsotd 2. St LOUlb 3, Mont~edl 2 wIth the result, he wasn't dIsappoInted MIrna WIth 16 pOInts, and Aruo Alukd scored In FrlddY s games lt was New Jer~ey 6, wlth the game ltself 13 Buff~lo 3 Wash1ngton 5, WInnIpeg 3 Edmon­ "I always want the game to lIve up to Four game~ featur1ng ~ll-btar players ton 5, MInnesota 4, OT, Vancouver ~, Cdl­ flnal elght or FInal Four expectatIons," were part of the (orlett Re(reatlon renter gary 5, tIe Valvano saId "I thought thIS was a great dedlcatlon Sunday Wdtch th1s week's Hour­ college basketbdll game" glass for detaIls At East Rutherford, N J , Duke had far League play returnb to the CRr tonIght Nuggets Suffer Worst less trouble WIth No 17 Navy, who upset TIlt plays the Trat kers at 6 30 Oak Tree Syracuse at Syracuse a week ago, then edged goes agaInst Keane." at 7 lO, and Off Hook Defeat Of Season Cleveland State 71-70 Prlday nIght on a and the Bootleggprs meet at H 30 By WILLIAM R BARNARD basket WIth fIve seconds left by 6-11 DaVId AP Basketball Wrlter RobInson, the tournament's leadIng scorer. Sports Briefs rebounder and shot-blocker after four games The Denver Nuggets, needIng only to beat ~EW YORK (AP) -- On a warm, sprIng day the worst team 1n the Western Conferen(e to ln New York CIty MartIna NavratIlova dIdn't pull wlth1n a half-game ot the lead In the Bowling Results want to spend all of It plaYIng tennIS MIdwest Dlvls1on, Instead ~uftered a devas­ In the Wednesday Early BIrd League NavratIlova rIpped through Czerhoslova­ tatIng road defedt Hlgh Game LIZ Denny, 199 kla's Hana Mandllkova on Sunday In one "Wlth(1ut a dotlbt, thIS was our worst Second-HIgh Came Mable PIerce, 172 hour, 42 m]nute~ to complete a hIbtorlc lo~~ of the spason. and I thlnk lt should HIgh SerIes LIZ Denny 524 four-set VIctory In the $500 000 Vlrglnla destroy us," Denver Cndch Doug Moe ~ald af­ Second-Hlgh SerIes Mable PIerce, 493 SlIms ChampIonshIps and SOlIdIfy her claIm ter the Nuggets, 32-5 at home, fell to , 1 * dS the world's No I player The 6-2, 6-0, 11-24 on the rOdd SunddY when (olden State's In the Thursday PRC Kentron MIxed Ledgue 3-6, 6-1 vlctory was the fIrst tIme In 85 Joe Barry Cdrroll h1t a 20-font lump shot Men's DIVISIon years that women have played more than as tIme expIred, gIVIng the Warr10rs a 113- HIgh Came Rod Mollna, 256 three sets In a sanctIoned tournament III Natlonal Basketball Assoclatlon vlctory Second-HIgh Came Henry Cabasdg, 212 c , The only other NBA gdmes saw Portland HIgh SerIes Rod Mollna, 581 RENO, Nev (AP) -- DWIght Muhammad Qawl beat Sacramento 112-102 and Seattle edge Second-Hlgh SerIes Henry (abasag, 576 relentlessly pounded Leon ~plnks betore ,>an AntonIO 107-104 Women's Dlvlslon stopplng hIm 1n the SIxth round to retaIn In ,>aturddY's artion 1t WdS PhIladelphIa HIgh Came LI2 Denny, 179 the WBA JunIor heavyweIght thamplonshlp 123, New Jerspy 116 Wa"hlngton Ill, In­ Second-HIgh Came LI2 Denny, 169 Saturday dIana 110 Houc,ton 114, New York 99, Cleve­ HIgh SerIes L12 Denny, 505 Referee Mliis Lane stopped the bout WIth land 123, Ch1cago 97 M1lwdukee 113, Atlan­ Second-HIgh SerIes Mdted WIehe, 409 four seconds left 1n the slxth round of ta YR, Utah 119 Phoenlx 109 DetrOIt 119 the scheduled IS-rounder QdWl IS 26-2-1 L A ClIppers 99 I A Laker~ ll~, Sacrd­ In the FrIday Nlte Flve Men's Bowllng WIth 15 knockouts mpntt) 113 League In Frlday's games It was Boston 126, Hlgh (arne Masao Boas, 218 MARTINSVILLE, Va (AP) -- Morgan '>hep­ Chlcago lOS, PhIladelphIa 112, Washlngton Second-HIgh Game Art RIvera, 204 herd CIrcled MartlnsVll1e Speedwav ln a 105, L A Lakers 117, San Antonlo 109, Hlgh SerIes Ma~ao Boas, 540 race record 69 592 mph ,>unday to Wln the PhoenIX lOS, Detrolt 103, Denver liS, L A Second-HIgh SerIes Lou Ross, 532 NASCAR Grand Natlonal event Cllppers 104, Portland lIS, Seattle 108 o FEATURES PAGE 6, HOURGLASS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1986 Billboard's Top 10 Ann Landers (AP) -- The followIng are BIllboard's hot record Dear Ann Landers A hIts as they appear In thIS week's Issue of BIllboard whlle back someone from magazIne CopyrIght 1986, BIllboard PublIcatIons Inc Omaha wrote and asked why ReprInted wIth permIssIon men In the bankIng bUSI­ ness seem seXIer than Hot Singles phYSICIans, lawyers, pro­ 1 Rock Me Amadeus -- Falco fessors, engIneers, archI­ 2 These Dreams -- Heart tects, artIsts or blue­ 3 Secret Lovers -- AtlantIc Starr collar workers You saId 4 ROC K In The USA John Cougar Mellencamp most bankers dress better 5 KISS -- PrInce & The RevolutIon and have a more polIshed 6 What You Need -- Inxs manner 7 NIkIta -- Elton John I've been marrled to a 8 Sara -- StarshIp banker for 37 years He I hope you WIll prInt 9 Let's Go All The Way -- Sly Fox may look sexy but more thIS letter and gIve the 10 ThIS Could Be The NIght -- Loverboy Important, he lS deeply publlc a more realIstIC Top LPs concerned about hIS re­ plcture of AmerIcan sponSIbIlItIes to hIS bankers It's tlme some- 1 WhItney Houston -- WhItney Houston bank and hls customers body dld A WIFE IN 2 PromIse -- Sade My husband worrIes about NEBRASKA 3 Heart -- Heart the mlillons of dollars DEAR WIFE IN NEB 4 Scarecrow -- John Cougar Mellencamp he has loaned to people Here's your letter and my 5 Welcome To The Real World -- Mr MIster he trusts If they don't thanks on behalf of all 6 The Broadway Album -- Barbra StreIsand repay those loans the the bankers and thelr 7 Brothers In Arms -- DIre StraIts bank could go under spouses who wlll bless 8 The UltImate SIn -- Ozzy Osbourne Most people thInk all you for Wrltlng 9 Knee Deep In The Hoopla -- StarshIp bankers are wealthy They 10 Once Upon A TIme -- SImple MInds don't realIze there IS a Ann Landers' booklet bIg dIfference In salary "Sex and the Teen-Ager" Country Smgles between the chalrman of explaIns every aspect of 1 Don't UnderestImate My Love For You -- Lee Green- the board and the loan sexual behaVIor -- where wood offIcers who are VIce to draw the lIne, how to 2 100 Chance Of RaIn -- Gary MorrIs presIdents Because of the say no, the varlOUS meth­ 3 She And I -- Alabama farm economy, many banks ods of contraceptlon, the 4 Cajun Moon -- RICky Skaggs have been forced to close dangers of VD, the symp­ 5 We've Got A Good FIre GOIng Don WIllIams thelr doors A banker can toms and where to get 6 You're SomethIng SpecIal To Me -- George StraIt lose hIS Job because ot help For a copy, send $2 7 1982 -- Randy TraVIS mIsmanagement I am not and a long, self-addressed, 8 Now And Forever (You & Me) -- Anne Murray talkIng about the bankers' stamped envelope (39 cents 9 Sweeter and Sweeter -- The Statler Brothers mIsmanagement I'm talkIng postage) to Ann Landers, 10 Once In A Blue Moon -- Earl Thomas Conley about the mIsmanagement POBox 11995, Chlcago, of the people who borrow III 60611 Black Singles What Have You Done For Me Lately -- Janet Jackson 2 Saturday Love -- Cherrelle WIth Alexander O'Neal Your Indiyidual 3 A LIttle BIt Of Love (Is All It Takes) -- New EdItIon 4 KISS -- PrInce & The RevolutIon Horoscope 5 GOIng In CIrcles -- The Gap Band ===== Fral\ces Drake =====:::::::=~== 6 Love 4-2 -- Teddy Pendergrass FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1986 7 Your SmIle -- Rene & Angela ARIES SCORPIO 8 I Can't Walt -- Nu Shooz (Mar 21 to Apr 19) (Oct 23 to Nov 21) 9 Another NIght -- Aretha FranklIn Changes In your workday schedule A break Wlth a frIend could occur could IIT1tate you Guard agamst over a money matter A tendency to 10 DIana -- Eugene WIlde deceptIOn In bUSiness dealings A daydream or waste time must be fnendshlp reache'i a turning POint checked or else an accomplishment TAURUS will be delayed Videocassettes (Apr 20 to May 20) SAGITIARIUS Try not to let anger undennme (Nov 22 to Dec 21) (AP) -- The folloWIng are the most popular VIdeo­ your plans You could let things slide Stres~mg your nghts now Wlll only cassettes as they appear In thIS week's Issue of on the Job Loved ones will resent a get you In hot water Wlth higher ups BIllboard magazIne CopyrIght 1986, BIllboard PublI­ bossy attitude on your part Curb ego There s a chance you may GEMINI go overboard when relaxIng tOnight catlons Inc ReprInted wIth permIssIon (May 21 to June 20) CAPRICORN D0m""tlc problems must be faced, (Dec 22 to Jan 19) Videocassette Sales ,ol ,gued about A tendency to Keep controversial opInIOns to 1 Return Of The Jedl (CBS-Fox) eSLapl~m could send you on an yourself for now You may temporar III adVised pleasure purSUit tOnIght Ily be at a loss as to how to achieve a 2 Jane Fonda's New Workout (RCA-Lorlmar) CANCER career goal Be realistIC 3 Rambo FIrst Blood Part II (Thorn-EMI) (June 21 to July 22) 111\\8 AQUARIUS 4 Beverly HIlls Cop (Paramount) Don t make deCISions In hdSte (Jan 20 to Feb IS) today Impatience could make you Before you speak up you must be 5 Jane Fonda's Workout (RCA-Lorlmar) eager to burn your bndges The root sure of your facts Let thmgs cool off 6 Plnocchlo (DIsney) of a problem at home IS hard to figure first, before attempting to resolve a 7 SIlverado (RCA-Columbla) out dispute Wlth a friend 8 PrIme Tlme (RCA-Lorlmar) LEO PISCES >tID' (July 23 to Aug 22) (Feb 1g to Mar 20) .-...: 9 The WIzard Of Oz (MGM-UA) A reckless attitude could lead to Competitors In busIne!>s put on the 10 Gone WIth The WInd (MGM-UA) III adVised spendmg or speculatIOn A pressure CooperatIOn IS difficult to more realistiC View IS needed toward achieve now There may be a mIX-up Videocassette Rentals work concerns today about a finanCial matter today VIRGO 't OU BORN TODAY are strong­ 1 Return Of The Jedl (CBS-Fox) (Aug 23 to Sept 22) Willed and somewhat Independent m 2 Rambo Flrst Blood Part II (Thorn-EMI) Be careful not to misplace the thOUght You are hapPiest In Intellec 3 PrIzzI's Honor (ABC) house keys Guard against breakage tual fields and you may also have a of fragile possessIOns Keep a good speCIal talent for musIc An Interest In 4 Mask (UnIver~al) account of spendIng Don t let money law could lead you to a politIcal 5 St Elmo's FIre (RCA-ColumbIa) slIp away' career You should have no trouble 6 Welrd SCIence (Unlversal) LmRA commerCialIZing your creative talen~ 7 Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (Warner Bros ) (Sept 23 to Oct 22) and could becomp a loader In your Somethmg you hedf today could chosen field You have an unconven 8 Pee-Wee's BIg Adventure (Warner Bros) get you mad Be careful driVIng tlOnal Side, which at times makes It 9 Teen Wolf (AtlantIc-Paramount) FamIly concerns take pnonty In the difficult for you to get along With 10 Natlonal Lampoon's European VacatIon (Warner Bros) afternoon Accent conSideratIon others

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OFFICIAL NOTICES GLOBAL ASSOCIATES CURRENTLY HAS AN openlng E A C MEET INC TUESDAY, MARCH 25, Tr 920, ALL KWAJALEIN HOUSING RESIDENTS By dlrec­ for a secretary ThIS POSltlon requlres 7 p m tlon, effectIve ImmedIately, no more en­ computer experIence, type 50 wpm, abllity closed room addItIons wIll be constructed to maIntaIn departmental flIes and records, MIC SHOP IS LOOKING FOR PEOPLE AS volun­ on Kwa]aleln ThlS POlICY also applIes to and relate well wlth employees Interested teers at the shop & to flll posltlons on traIlers Open-alr patIos and lanals are persons should apply at Global Personnel the shop commIttee Buyers for Ebeye, Palau stIll acceptable EXIstIng room addltlons offIce, corner of Lagoon Road and NInth & shop commlttee chalrwoman are needed wlll be Inspected, when Island resldents Street, Bldg 781 Info, Call Bonnle at 83688 leave Kwa]aleln, to ensure compllance wIth bUIldIng codes as set forth by Procedure FOR SALE GA/NMA MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT COURSE "Re­ No 1170 Non-complIance wIll necessItate CANON AE-I PROGRAM WITH A 50mm, 205mm, 49mm vlewlng and Appralslng Performance" Module removal by the tenant (owner) before leav­ wlde-angle, auto 2X tele-converter, elec­ 6 wlll meet Tuesday, March 25, 7 pm, Ing Kwa]aleln Call Henry Lum, 83353, If tronlC power-wlnder, Canon I88A flash, 205 Bldg 1051 more Informatlon IS requIred lens case, camera case, and cleanlng klt (Global FES) Asklng $390 Call John, 83408 WEBELOS SCOUTS MEET AT SCOUT HUT AT 7 to­ nIght Attend Troop 531 meetlng for BSA ON TUESDAY, BARCH 25, the tug KIngs Chal­ LIMITED AMOUNT OF CAROB (raw or toasted) advancement reqUIrements lenger, towlng the fuel barge Hanna, wIll Also, whole-graIn noodles Call 83235 be arrIvIng at Kwa]a1eln All sea craft KFCC DINNER/DANCE SATURDAY, ARPIL 5, YYC are to remaln clear of these vessels whIle 5-GALLON AQUARIUM COMPLETE WITH LICHT, InternatIonal talent show, plus dISCO & they are maneuverIng WIthIn the Kwa]aleln pump and fIlter LIke-new Londltlon, $40 ballroom danclng $15/person Por tlckets, Lagoon (Global OperatIons CoordInatIon) Call 8445') Call GIna, 82516, Boone, 82107, B Malone, 82634, Joe, 81103 SPRING BPfAK POOL AND BEACH SCHEDULE The WURLIZTER UPRICHT PIANO IN EXCELLENT con­ Famll; Pool and Emon Beach wIll be open dItIon, freezer, exerClse rebounder, chlld's MANACERS MEETING TUESDAY, March 25, 5 15 addltlo~al hours from Monday, March 31, to wood slIde, fIve-drawer fIle cabInet, pm, CRC, Room 3 Team rosters & Informa­ FrIda" Aprll 4, WIth Ilfeguard supervI­ ~norkel gear Call 82527 after 9 a m tlon regardIng the season wlll be presented SIon ramlly Pool Monday through Thursday, 12 30-1 30 pm, lap SWlm deep end, shal­ EASTER BASKETS, GRASS, EGGS & DECORATIONS SQUARE DANCE CLASS AND ATOLL 8'S MEET to­ low end open, Monday and Wednesday, 12 30- at Bargaln Bazaar Also software for home nlght at 7 30, Corlett Rec Center 6 p m Tuesday and Thursday, 12 30-5 pm, computer, games and many more Items too Saturday, noon-6 pm, Sunday, 9 30-6 p m numerous to mentlon Come In & browse We Emon Beach Monday through FrIday, 12 30- need your support! 6 pm, Saturday and Sunday, 11-6 p m (Speclal Servlces) LOST o IN IVEY GYM THE WEEK OF MARCH 10 a TrIath­ z (") THE ISLAND MEMORIAL CHAPEL PRESENTS Peter lon dl?ltal watch Name engraved on back and CIndy SkIpper from PATS In Ponape Call Ken Jourdan, 82350 '" who wlll conduct the followlng classes =i startlng tonlght -- Marrlage Renewal, 7 3G, BINOCULAR LENS COVER, MARKED TASCO 82338 (It Teen-age Program Tuesday, March 25, c: 7 30 pm, Scrlpture-Rellglous Educatlon WANTED (It Wednesday, March 26, 7 30 pm, Health PIANO BENCH CALL W81254/H82319 EducatIon Thursday, March 27, 7 30 p m '"o All classes wIll be held at the George BABY'S LITTLE POTTY CHAIR Call 82209 c: Seltz Teachers Lounge (ChaplaIns OffIce) .,. WOULD LIKE TO BUY FOUR TO SIX BAR STOOLS AN ISLAND ORIENTATION WILL BE HELD In good condItIon Call 83490 March 25 at 2 p m In the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club The purpose of thlS <'OMEONE WHO DOES CLOTHIN( ALTERATIONS orlentatlon IS to provIde lnformatlon on Please call 83627 the unusual Ilvlng condltlons found on and around the Island Change 1 to KMR SERVICES OFFERED Regulatlon 385-6 requlres that all new WOULD LIKE TO HOUSE- OR TRAILER-SIT WIll employees attend the fIre and safety take excellent care of plants, pets, etc brleflng that IS Included In thIS orlen­ Call Russ Van Gleson, 83393, between 7 tatlon All parents are urged to attend to a m and 3 10 p m learn of the hazards that eXIst on land as well as In the ocean and on the reef ChIl­ COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES dren ac(ompanled by a parent are welcome KWAJ DART CLUB REMINDER The sprIng dart (Global Safety) league WIll play tonIght at 7, YYC's Taro Room Come edrly ~ SIgn up a team TakRcadng THE FA}lILY POOL WILL BE CLOSED AFTER regu­ to HG'1rt lar hours due to a pre-scheduled actlvlty THE RE(ULAR MEETINC OP THE KWAJALEIN SCUBA at ~our tonIght tram 6-9, and Wednesday, Marlh 26, Club WIll be March 26, YYC, 7 p m Retresh­ lOcal L,bra~ 6-8 p m (SpeCIal ServIces) mpnt~ served

THE SATURDAY (5RS) ROI FLICHT HAS A MIXED AL-ANON PAMILY CROUP STEP STUDY IS THURSDAY cargo and passenger load The aIrcraft at 6 10 p m Call 84465 or 83200, before commander IS reqUIred to complete a 3 pm, or 83363, after 4 30 p m Tonight At The Movies weIght and balance form 25 mlnutes prJor to departure All passengers must ensure they KWAJ BOWLINC, LANES ARE CLOSED POR refurblsh­ Rlchardson - For The Love Of Ben]l are manIfested no later than 2 50 p m lng of the lanes untIl March II 7 30 ------C FaIlure to comply wIll result In denIed Tonight On Television hoardIng once the weIght and balance form THE CHAPEL CHOIR WILL MEET FOR REHEARSAL IS flIed (Clobal AVIatIon) Tuesday, 7 pm, In the chapel The Holy Kwajalein Week Cantata WIll practIce Tuesday at 4 40 Ceneral Hospltal ADULT EDUCATION 7 45 pm, In the chappi 5 25 Congress, We The People RECISTRATION IS STILL BEING ACCEPTED POR 5 50 CBS News "Your Pprsonal Color Class" for Monday, SPE(IAL VETS HALL MEETINC TUESDAY, 6 20 CNN Sports Tonlght March 31 or Thursday, AprIl 3 TUItIon IS Marrh 25, 7 p m Cuest speaker WIll be Roy 6 45 The A-Team (ends) $26 Stop by the Adult EducatIon Center, Craft All member~ and Island reSIdents are 7 35 HIghway To Heaven Room 1, George Seltz School, Tuesday Invlted to attend 8 25 Remlngton Steele Wednesday or Frlday, 8 a m -1 pm, or 9 15 Nlght Court Wednesday, 3-6 p m to regl~ter BETA SIeMA PHI WILL MEET TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 9 40 The Love Boat at 7 30 pm, at the home of PaulIne Jordan, 10 30 CNN News HELP WANTED 407B 11 00 Nlghtllne ()~()~()..-.().-c).-.() .....()~() .....(''''''()'-' 11 10 Ton 19h t Show DON'T MISS THE CREAT BBQ-RIB COOKING con­ Channel 13 re T[N-T[~ I~VENTORY I test Cash prIzes for the best-tastIng 7 00 Academy Awards rlb~ JudgIng WIll be at the Vets Hall, I 10 00 Meet The Press , TEN-TEN IS NOW ACCEPTING ',- p m Sunday, AprIl 6 Contact L Roe. 10 25 Pace The Natlon I APPLICATIONS FOR HELP WITH 81799 D Walter~, 81522, J Moury, 83365 Roi-Namur e INVENTORY. TO BE CONDUCTED ,e 4 50 General HospItal MONDAY. MARCH 31ST. CALL SWAP MFET Vet~ Hall patIO AprIl 6, 11 a m 5 35 Four Seasons e 8101G OR SIGN UP AT THE ~,- -5 p m Call J Moury, 83365, L Rowe, 6 0') CBS News TEN-TE.N. 81799, D Walters, 81522 We wlll be happy 6 30 NBC Sports MachIne I The FBI _CI_(I_'I_CI_II_'I_(I_CI_(I_(I-' to help you get your Items to and from the 7 00 Vets Hall 7 50 The Love Boat Part NEW ON ISLAND? OR PCS'ING? If so, the Hour­ 8 45 Paper Dolls glass wants to know Complete GA Form 8034 ART CUILD MEMBERS & ALL INTERESTED ISLAND 9 35 Rock Around The World R-l and send to the Hourglass VIa Guard reSIdents MeetIng Tuesday March 25, 7 BrItIsh Rock Awards Mall or drop In slot In our door pm, 402A, Dlhels