Graoe Sherwood Library POBox 23 APO Ban Fr&nc1aOO 966M-8MlI CX) KWAJALEIN HOURGLASS VOLUME XXII, NO 126 U S ARMY KWAJALEIN MISSIL~ RANGF, ~RSHALL ISLANDS fl\[DA\, JUNE 28, 1985 HOSTAGE FREED AMID REPORTS OF TRANSFER By PETER SMERDON Unlted Press Internatlonal BEIRUT, Lebanon -- The Amal Slty Hospltal But the spokes­ mllltla freed another alllng man sald he dld not know lf the Amerlcan hlJack hostage today treatment was llnked to lung or and took hlm to a hospltal amld chest problems reports some of the remalnlng Grossmayer, 57, had a lung 38 hostages had been transfer­ removed some years ago, and Ber­ red to Syrla and that arrange­ rl sald earller thlS week he ments were belng made to move was conslderlng releaslng hlm the rest Lebanese lntelllgence sources An alde to Amal leader Nablh sald some of the hostages wlth Berrl sald Slmon Grossmayer was Jewlsh-soundlng namES -- taken released and taken to Amerlcan off the plane before the rest of Unlverslty Hospltal ln West the hostages were placed ln Belrut for treatment of an un­ Amal's custody -- had already dlsclosed alIment been transferred to Syrla Da­ Grossmayer was taken to the mascus flrmly den led that re­ hospltal from Berrl's horne ln port West Belrut There had been re­ A senlor edltor of the offl­ ports he was to have been put clal Syrlan news agency sald the aboard a plane for Cyprus, but report was "not true " He also the last fllght to Cyprus left den led a report Syrla had agreed wlthout hlm to take the remalnlng 38 hos­ A spokesman at the L0banese tages under Unlted Natlons' aus­ Mlnlstry of Informatlon con­ plces Other news reports, how­ flrmed Grossmayer's release ever, suggested negotlatlons and sald he was recelvlng were under way to transfer the treatment at Amerlcan Unlver- hostages to Syrla Floods Cause Evacuation LOS ANGELES -- Health offlC1Jls unload talnted cheese June 18 at a Los Angeles area landflll (UPI Photo) MANILA TOLL RISES TO 13 CHEESE INVESTIGATION WIDENS By JACK REED lOS Mil fiLS -- 1he lnv'stl In JdlItJ c,Lverll nlcnc Unlted Press Internatlonal gatlol1 l,t0 tlll1t L d MCKILan­ chpe L pr()dlIC(, In ( lilior- MANILA, Phlllpplnes -- Mon­ tlons In eIght provInces north st,le chcese lInked to learlv 111d WLrc il( ~Ilg JllVestlgated soon ralns spawned by a typhoon and south of ManIla, Includln6 50 lile Jths h'ls wlelLned wltll 1, the 'dlr t outhu lk of food­ '> touched off the worst floodlng Pampanga and Bulacan where CIV- tile dIscovLry ot ,,'lmpJLs of burlle CJ1SL1S, 1,1 L, lllt>torJ ln Manlla ln more than a decade 11 defense offICIals saId a to­ tIlt p'ltentllliv deldly d'llry JaJl.SLO ,il'E'L WIS iOllnd to today, kllllng at least 13 peo­ tal of 16,516 people have bLen product ln ArIzona, offJc~lls cont'llTl the biC'l I i J Isterld ple ln the capltal alone and moved to hIgher ground S'l\ monocvtocoC'lll , \,]ll h L ln bL forclng the evacuatlon of Rellef agency, polIce and of­ !:'ubl1(' hLdlth ",Ilillru lLthal P11",u11 1, to un­ 48,000 others flclal news reports showed 13 T1ILrsd ely reporter! r Ll1d lng c lrn­ born b1))1 s t[I< vcr ,oung, The death toll ln stormy people dIed ln the capltal's pI,s ot tllE C" It 1 lllldted and those '''~I], C,01!H Lhlonlc weather ln the Phlllpplnes four rltles and seven towns to­ ch'l-se fIlldL b J J,llC,(U NLXl­ 111m c,ps Slnce last weekend rose to 80 day, IncludIng three elderly Cln ProduLt lnL lLJ \rlzolI1, Host 01 tIll vHt1nh -- who wlth the latest casualtles and men and a boy swept to theIr w1lerL off 1 lals ,onflrmecl range over s('verl1 st,tcs -­ delayed reports from the prov­ deaths by flood waters rushIng lac,t wce~ th'lC two letuS(S lrl IllspJnll nil rt of the lnces, whlle weekJ Ol'b ralns through a street ln a Quezon .Jhose mothers had edtel, the deaths ]nvl (( urrlJ in tl-te kllled 95 people ln Indla, 12 CIty squatters area product h,r! dled T ~C, An'" '('J ~re "lllL, Aprll ln Japan, three ln lalwan and Another vlctlm was a woman --------- ----------- kIlled or lnJur 15 In south­ electrocuted In the Makatl fI­ ern ChIna nancIal dIstrIct Bulk Of Air India Wreckage Found The deat} toJ] WdS expected ~avy dlvers and marInes mo­ to rlse torlng down the capItal '5 flood­ COl\K, Ireland (up!) -- A Brltlsh navy 0' lp today located the Heav touched off ed streets ln rubber dlnghys bulk of the wrpckage from an AIr IndIa JU~O let thlt crashed In­ floods )rced other evacua- evacuated 48,000 people to mIle-deLl' waters of the AtlantIC 0('('111 kllllll!, 32q people 1he HHS (hallenger, a "seabLd operdtll lO" ,esc,el ecpllpped wlth sophIstlclted sonar eqUIpment, held plnpC.lnted thL wrcckage BUSH ARRIVES IN GENEVA under mOle than 6,000 feet of W'lter about 120 mlJ~s off th(' CFNFVA, SWlt7erland (UPI) -­ and The Hague to dlSCUSS ways southwest ('oast of Ireland, a spokesill In for (rash lllvlestlgators Vlce Presldent George Bush, on to combat lnternatlonal terror­ saId the flfth leg of hIS seven-clty Ism and U S "star wars" re­ "We .rlc' not sure yet whether the wreckage dlscuvered todl) lS European tour, arrIved ln Gene­ search Into antl-mlsslle systems stlll full} Intact, but we're hoplng nost of It lS stJll to­ va today to meet U Sand SOV1- ln space gether," the spokesman sald et negotlators at the stalled At the Geneva talks, whIch Offlc~als sald recovery of the wrecklge -- Vltll to determIn­ superpower arms talks began March 12, the Sovlet UnIon Ing If the plane w's brought down by a terrorIst LOlPb, IS some Bush was scheduled to see refuses to dlSCUSS cuts ln ex­ experts suspect -- would be dlfilcult and reOUlre spe,lal salvage the SlX top negotlators lstlng offenslve nuclear weapons equlpment three from each slde -- Satur­ unless the U S research program -------------- - ----- day mornIng and saId he would lS abandoned relterate the U S commltment Bush was scheduled to go to to arms reductIon ParlS late Saturday afternoon Exactly 43 mlnutes were set and then make hlS last stop In ARMY RENAMES BMDO aSIde for the encounter durlng London before flYIng horne next WASHlt(TO~ (BMDO PAO) -­ Inlt ~atl"\e Bush's 25-hour stop In Geneva Wednesday The Department of the Army The Stratlgl' Defense Com­ HIS only other offlClal en­ In Brussels, Bush met wlth today dnnounced that the U S mand wlil rLmllll a fJeld gagement lnvolved brIef remarks ambassadors of the 16 NATO na­ Army Balllstlc MISSIlL De­ opeLltlllz, dr,(,ll( y ()f the '-lead­ to an lnternatlonal colJoqulum tlons and sald afterward that fense Organlzltlol1 wlll be quarter3, Department of the on nuclear weapons organlzed by the SOVIet Unlon IS contlnulng redeSIgnated ~s the U S Ar­ Army, w~th 1 ts III dciqu'lrtLrs PrInce Sadruddln Aga Khan to bUlld up ItS arsenal of SS- my Str2teglL Defense Command In ArlIngton, Vq Ol],er ele­ Bush and Prlnce Sadruddln, 20 medIum-range mISSIles aImed rh~ name Chln?e ~lLJ be ef­ me ntc, 01 the LClmm ll,,1 'lre 111 former U N hlgh commlSSloner at Western [urope fectlvL JuJ v 1, IlJ85 Hunts"\llle, All, 11J KWdJa- for refugees, are frlends from He saId NATO would release 11le ~lSS10n of the com­ 1 eln, Harshall j s 1 lIIds Harvard Unlverslty fresh detaIls of the bUlldup mand WIll he focusen pr~nLI­ Lt (ell lolill I Wall WIll The Vlce presIdent flew to later today, but decllned to pally on lcsparch and support LommanJ tIll "tYl,c,ll Defense Geneva from Brussels and had dlSCUSS flgures ~efore the next of Lhe StrategIc DefensL Command prevlously vlslted Rome, Bonn stop on hIS European tour e AROUND ISLAND PAGE 2, HOURGLASS, FRIDAY, JUN1 28, 1985 Worship Services CATHOLIC Saturday Mass (Antlclpated) 5 15 pm, Island Memorlal Chapel Rlchard Allen's Sunday Masses plans lnclude an 7 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel lntramural basket­ 9 15 am, Island MemorIal Chapel ba 11 1eague among 11 15 am, ROl-Namur Communlty Center youths ln the fall Monday-Frlday Masses Plctured (left 9 15 am, Blessed Sacrament Chapel to rlght) are Jay Confesslons Horne, Rlchard Al­ Monday-Frlday, 9 am, Blessed Sacra­ len and Chrls Ama­ ment C~apel Also ln the chaplaln's of­ dor dlscusslng bas­ flce, call 82116 beforehand, and ln Tr 835, ketball strategy call 84535 beforehand CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday worshlp IS held at 9 a m ln Room 20, George Seltz School Vlsltors are welcome For more InformatIon, call 82613, (Photo by 82639, or 82451 NATE JACKSON, Kentron Photo Lab) CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Servlces are held In Room 18, George Seltz School Prlesthood meetlng lS at 8, Teen Center Gets New Youth Director Sunday school at 9, sacrament serVlces are By PATTY EVERETT at 10, and the Rellef Soclety meets at Inars on crIme and alcohol and drug abuse 11 a m V1SltOrS are welcome For more In­ Rlchard Allen arrlved on KwaJaleln Tues­ Allen, a natIve of ChIcago, was also formatlon, contact ~ark Hanson, 82885 day, June 18, to assume the posltlon of employed by the CIty of ChIcago from 1979 SerVlces on ROl-Namur are held at 8 a m the Island's youth dlrector Ihe 29-year­ to 1983 as youth dIrector tor Jackson ln the ROl-Namur CommunIty Center Call old, who lS most recently from San DIego, Park, one of the largest of ChIcago's In­ Len Cooper, 99660, for InformatIon, and Callf , has been workIng wlth youth l~ ner-CIty parks As part of hlS dutles for RIchard Smlth, 99467, for transportatlon both the San Dlego and ChIcago areas for the park dIstrIct, Allen coordlnated youtl! the last 11 years groups, LIttle League and basketball teams, PROTESTANT PrIor to comlng to KwaJaleIn, Allen and clInICS as well as operated day camps Sunday mornlng worshIp serVlces WIll be held the posltlon of varsltv basketball From 1974 to 1975 Allel fulfIlled hIS held at 8 and 11 a m at the Island