riM t im f wmr, m or, 4 eyllndir, flr«r. W. ^ v«ur feMf M eotl >111 mean*. r > r » r w w F ”4 »r, 4 cvllndir, S41f5. r your M itd M l coll I Plcano. MM4D. n wo0on, 4 cvltndir, lit*. SM9S. For your It tf*ol coll ■III iw.atM 4p. riAC mi ArcMrA n> mil**. Mu*. IMPS, r your belt tfaol eoN I Wcowo. aW^44P. SM OBIL# dutios* loen, 1*7*. DI*Mt, Mil o motor. *M1 R n s n n n R m i rat, wMl moIntMiwd. op**tf, oootf tlr*o. 10. 640-1375. ferm ent wa*on Automottc, o o w r ik*t oiKl ot**fln*, coMlItlonIn*. MMt iKHtlew. 633-5754. iHanrhratrr Hrralii OTA Crtfsldo 1#f, ill* wffb Mu* mt*- ) Wanchest'*'- A Ci!/ a' V ilh q » C " r ir. 37k. All 09wtr, nroof. Mint conM- n. 1 own*r. 011,000. I-OMO. Saturday, AprH 18,1987 SOCenta i C M m / i T M l i l i ■IBeilGLASS 10 of truck comour. Reagan slaps i>r, H*ot*r, otov*, ibox, portoM* poW, »r* p . 01300/b**t new duties on f*r.M«-»70, *40-9*04. Japan imports I m m m a / TRADE WAR I M O n H S^TuTukn*M! SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (A P ) u«tit In 1*05 at o l*ft — President Reagan slapped 9300 ir. Only MOO mll*t. million In punitive duties on im­ ported Japanese personal compu­ ;lud*d. exe*ll*nt nditlon. Atkin* ters, television sets and power tools 00.04P-4630._______ on Friday, retaliating for alleged LEY Oov^dton 07 violation of a computer cMp trade H. N*w point. Ov*r agreement. 00 In chroffl* olen*. Reagan, in his toughest move yet nt *xc*ll*nt. 03000. against America’s second-largest I I 3- ‘ A6M' I trading partner, signed a procla­ lC y Oovldton mo- mation imposing 100 percent tariffs cycl*, 1*7* EXE on four categories of Japanese 0. Exc*ll*nt cendl- goods. n, cempl*t*ly r*- "1 regret that these actions were It, oil ctirom*. Atk- necessary,” Reagan said in a 104000. *43^2. statement accompanying his proclamation. ‘"rhe health and vitality of the SALE U.S. semiconductor Industry are m essential to America’s future com­ petitiveness. We cannot allow it to Be Jeopardized By unfair tra^ng F FRIENDS [in'* practices,” said Reagan, who was vacationing at bis Callfoniia ranch. His action, first threatened in March, could double the cost of the items. The government of Japan said in a statement it was "deeply disap­ pointed” by the sanctions, d en M Japan had violated any agreement and said it would immediately protest the move to a General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade tribunal in Geneva. GATT is a 91-nation alliance for negotiating trade disputes. "The Japanese government will ' Dodg* seek the earliest possible withdra­ liortbed wal of the U.S. measures through constructive dialogue with the U.S. p t« . 6 « t tnirran. r. M n b um pir. PS. government,” said the statement, Ik. tn n . issued By the Japanese EmBassy in Washington. 7 7 6 - APalMo Presidential spokesman Marlin 90 caih rtiMt* Fltiwater told raportera that Rea­ PLANE HITS HOUSE ~ A small plane that destroyed the house. The pilot was killed gan and Japanese Prim e Minister crashed Into a house In Pleasantville, N,Y., Yasuhlro Nakasone had exchanged 987 Instantly, while six people In the house personal letters on the issue Just (aider Friday lies upside down In the back yard as escaped. Story on page 3. T * m le page I I. otl rd. pk|„ (oM firefighters try to douse the flames that cowr. AT. r. dtt.. r. MtiMit. itk. f7$». 1 ,9 4 5 90 cath rabata 987 Coupe OL. PS. turbo coup*. ITS 4T. ! , 9 9 3 no cash rabat* ANS anions should ba. war staapar solas, itain chairs, plush irds, root rack * tom two-ton*. Reagair escalates trade war Marines seek / help to probe befotw the proclamation was s^ltsd. Trade Sanctions ARbowgb the spokesman declined to deaerlhs the contents of the Against Japan bigger scandal istlsrs, be dM say, “ The preshlBBt and the prbne minlater are good PrpsitfBm Reagan has announced punitive tariffs lo be imposed MeadP, and 1 know the presideBt is on four categories of products irrtporred horn Japan, wlucb uriR vsry esneemed ahooi ha»lBg to cost buyers of affected imports $300 miRfon per year: WASHINGTON (AP) — The Marine Corps has take this acthm." Nakasone is decidM it needs the "cloot" of the Justice Department PWOOUCT CATEGORY __________ SPECIFICS ___________ scheMedtoristtWashingtonatthe to investigate a growing spy scandal because civilian end of this mondt. I Color Ja^nese-made models embassy workers could be implicated, according to an Reagan said the duties were televisfon with l8-inch. l9-inch or internal memorandum. chosen to minimize the impact on 20-inch screerts The memo, made available to The Associated Press U.S. consumers and businesses sets SSO m M on Friday, said the State Department and other agencies because the products were also have not cooperated folly with the investigation Into available from U.S. or other foreign allegations that Marine guards at several U.S. producers. Most Japanese-made Embassies in Soviet bloc countries, seduced by foreign He said the duties would remain Desktop women, allowed spies to breach security in U.S. "D on’t worry...lt says, ’Use bafore in place until the U.S. government oompulers& models now on the facilities. Aug. '87’...wo’H have the price check had evidence that Japanese trans­ calculators market The memo, addressed to the Marine Corps’ done by then." gressions bad stopped and "access $130 million commandant. Gen. P .X. Kelley.by one of the corps’ top to the Japanese market has lawyers, also said that prosmitors have debated L r ■41 improved.’" e n t ^ n g into plea-bargain talks with one of the Marine The penaKies are in retaliation ILafMop Japanese-made embassy guards charged in the affair. CoMMCticvt WcatlMT for Japan's alleged, violation of a models with fiquid- The memo suggests that far more individuals may be 1888 agreement to open its home computers crystal displays implicated in the spy campaign than publicly market to American-made semi- disclosed. That suggestion arises from a reference to a Ccatral, Eoetem htcrlsr,________ ___ _ condnetors, or computer chips, and SSOrrriKon possible need for as many as 48 military lawyers. Saturday, dondy with rain Hkciy. High SSto 88. Cbance to avoid "dumpiiqt” drips at The memo adds that the resources of the Marine of rain 88 percent. Wind light southeast. Saturday unfairly low costs in other Corps and the Naval Investigative Service have been coumries. nfgbt. cloudy wHb a 38 percent cbance of light showers. Power Japanese-made drills "stretched thin” by the demands of the investigation. ♦•■Xti . _J While the Americans acknowl­ - I' * -fc . ft lo w 48 to 88. Sunday, mostly cloudy with some son at tools with chuck sizes of 1/2* The memo was written to possibly convince Kelley ■ times and a 38 percent chance of a shower. lUgb in the edge that the Japanese have or greaier; senders. and Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger to enlist Ai____ ~ ■ stopped dumping semiconductors grirKfers. and polishers; the Justice Department’s cooperation in forming a West Geaatal, East Coastal: Saturday, some in the United States, U.S. offlcials percussion hammers National Security Task Force. momlBg drizzle and fog. Otherwise cloudy with rain contend the drips are still being The task force would be composed of military and A WestchBBtsr County medical examiner crashed Into a house In Pleasantville, sold In third countries so they can $30m iffion likely. High 88 to 88. Cbance of rain 88 percent. Wind Justice Department lawyers and military and FBI (center) gestures to firefightefs and N.Y., Friday afternoon. At left Is part of east 18 to 18 mph. be resold in the United States at Source: White House Investigators. It would take over the responsibility for cheaper rates. investigating the espionage scandal and prosecuting emergency workers as they remove the the plane's landing gear. Reagan imposed the duties even any cases arising f r m H. body of the pilot of a small plane that the Japanese, FHzwater said in a though be said be was encouraged • Lap-top computers with liquid According to a second memo written three days later briefing for reporters in Santa Lottery Wfauwrs by recent actions by the govern­ crystal screens capable of handling by Kelley, both be and Weinberger approved the idea Barbara. ment of Japan to Improve com­ 18 biu. and Kelley said he expected Attorney General Edwin pliance with the agreement. Asked what impad the adminis­ • Desk-top computers capable of Meese 111 to approve the plan. handling 18 Uta. Plane hits house, six escape The "Daily numbers" and "Play Pour" drawings of He said be looked forward to the tration's action will have on con­ The Justice Department declined to comment. the Connecticut Lottery were canceled Friday brcause day when the agreement "is gressional trade legislation, which B Rotary drills and other power The first memo, dated April 7, was obtained a few of the Good Friday holiday. working as effedively as it Reagan opposes as protedionlst, toola such as sanders, grinders, hours after Kelley at a news conference said be PLEASANTVILLE, N Y. (AP) - In his house were Robert F i- unhurt, the official said. In addition, Friday's drawing of the twice-weekly should.” Fitzwater replied; "1 would say polishers and power percussion couldn’t rule out additional arrests, but pleaded for A small plane crashed Into a house schetti, 18; his mother, Teresa; his The IVt-story house was gutted, "Lo tto " game was postponed until today.