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Doi) cargo `hostage'

Washington, - The Military Sea lift Command MSC) is will-king with the n of Justice to

nla am a court order requiring ' S lines to release DoD argo destined for Hawaii

and Guam. Both agencies have been in negotiation with U.S. Lines bankruptcy attorneys for release of the carlja. dale. these negoti idioms have not been successful for this cargo, some of which is already in the ports of Honolulu, Guam and on the U.S. Weill ('oast, or other cargo which requires initial i.e onward transportation to its destination.

According to MSCs Vice Commander, Mr. W.T. San Male, "MS(' is very sympa- thetic to the hardships this cargo held hostage places on military families Wc under stand the frustration dire to lack of a tiredionin as In when the problem will he resolved. t (or hands are tied until the court rules this biv.arre iaall-se Of events caused by 1! S

U.S. Lines has refused to unload or ship the cargo

,1 payments Military

eientin Comm:Ire! WhileV,A. 1.110,,;(54ttletnptmg to reor- ganize under Chapter XI of the Bankruptcy Code. Mil- itary Seahift Command con' tinned payments to U.S. Lines for goods shipped by Military Traffic Manage went Ciimmand under Gov- ernment hills of lading. This includes household goods and personal vehicles as well as things such AN Post Ex- change merchandise. While reorganizing, 11 S. I.ines con tinned as iniint In point Ser- vice and neon liner cargo shipments for Doll and other costomet,

Now !hat there apparently is no hope that l'.S. lanes will emerge from I:banter XI, payments to 1' S. Lines under Government bills of lading are being withheld to offset !LIS I Anon' overall debt to the Government. 11.5 Lines owes the I I.5 Maritime Administration $0o $100 million for subsidy payments and defaults an ship mart gages guaranteed by BABA])

In the most recent attempt to obtain expedient release eif the cargo, the Navy has All' thorized the Department of chattier. to pay $1.3 million into an escrow Account to cover freight charges al legeclly owed on the hostage ahipments Crider the con- tract for transportation of this cargo, the Government does not owe S [dries the

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Lonetree convicted Given 30 year imprisonment.

Sergeant. Clayton Lonetree becanni the first Marine ever convicted of espionage as a result of his Aug. 24 general court - martial at (r)uantico, VA.

According to a M(II)EC, Qua nticii spokesman, Lonetree was convicted on I3 specifications of espionage and conspir- acy h. commit espionage. These allega- tions -rimmed from his involvement with foreign nationals in Moscow.

A termer Marine security guard at the S holuissy in Moscow, Lonetree was

sem (-need to 30 years in prison, fined

$5,000, reduced to private and rind did dishonorable discharge The conviction carried a possible life sentence.

A jury of eight Marine officers delibel ated for nearly three hours before set-den' ing Lonetree.

Lieutenant General Frank Petersen Jr., commanding general, Mt '11E1' Quantico, Va., is currently reviewing the case. Alter his review IA( len Peterson eon deervuse the sentence if he elviose,, but he cannot increase it.

Safety precautions urged before entering surf here

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"Recently, hazardous surf conditions on Oahu have taken the lives of young service members from several area commands. Mrs haps like these are prevent able. Water-goers air, encouraged to he aware of ocean conditions and to use caution and common sense before entering the water

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-To have fun in the water without getting hurt, all per sonnel should observe the htllowing lir, a i i i ions before entering the water.

"Generally. high surf con lit ions exist 011illcSallilli11111 East shores during summer. North and West shores dining winter, hut, Hawaii's surf conditions are apt to change dm:an-ally front day to day.

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Abused dependents get ticket home A Fl S - Scenario: A

stateside based service men her sexually abused his daughter and physically a- bused his wife. Court mar- tinted and convicted, he re ceived a prison term and bed all pay and allowances

Him wife and children immediately lost all benefits, including medical and dental care and military housing. They even had to pay for the trip home for themselves, their baggage and household goad a.

Stranded! That's what has happened to many families whose sponsor receives a dishonorable or had conduct discharge or is confined for more than 30 days.

"In some cases, the service member's punishment caused further difficulties for the family instead of improving conditions,- said a riongres atonal lawmaker to whom a military wife had eon, plaited about such a patio, tint

lielp is now on the way, not only for victims of abuts..

"but for all dependents whose sponsors are sent to jail and would otherwise leave their families stranded," said a spokesman for the Ihdl Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee. which oversees travel rules.

Beginning Sept. 1, abused dependents will be eligible for government paid transportation home and free medical and dental care up to one year after the service member has been discharged or con fined It includes shipment of baggage, household goods, one automobile and medical and dental care for abuse victims

The abuse- related legisla lain also inClUdNI A provision for travel benefits for state, aidebased dependents of ser vu'.' members who are discharged for disciplinary problems

"This is for anyone whose sponsor is going into confine mint for more than 140 days or is dismissed or discharged

under other than honorable conditions," the spokesman explained.

"The medical and dental care part of the legislation only applies to abused depen dents," said the spokesman "But they can only receive treatment for an illness, injury or other condition result ing from the abuse. They can he treated in a military bus pital or under the ('HAM PUS program Dependents who were not Abused an, not

authorized medical or dental

Congress included a "Mil it:try Dependents Protection Provision" in the National Defense Authorization Act of 1457 authorizing govern !mint paid transportation for abused dependents in 11s

wail and Alaska line already eel itled to these benefits.

Before authorizing the ben eht, a lawmaker said, "In addition to loss of income and moving benefits, these

victimized dependents cur rently are denied access to necessary niedical treat meal.. Victims of family yrn lent, need psychiann NI111-11.! 11111

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Families here get help too When tragedy strikes here

and military family members become the victims of physical or sexual abuse, it's reassuring to know that Con grss recently included a

"Military Dependents Pro friction Provision" in the National Defense Authoriza tion Act of 1987.

The provision, gives abuse

Corps to test lodging, per diem rates Camp N.M. Smith - The

Marine Corps has recently joined the Navy in an ex minded test of the 1 Mtn rigs Plus Per Diem System for all personnel who are assigned temporary additional duty However, the $75aiday limit will be maintained.

The new procedure will be similar to the current one, except that the new system will reveal, apecifically. how the money will he *pent. Geographical areas have been broken down into *tat', ribs. and munties to

determine the maximum per diem rates

"Before the test started, if government quarters and messing were not available and a Marine elected to he paid on an 'actual expense' basis, the lodging portion had no limitation for reim buntement,- said Gyfigt.R Vandeveagaete, NCOIC, Dis- bursing Office here, "as long as the entitlement clamed did not tittered the daily max imum per diem rates" Now you are restricted as to how much you can be reimbursed

for lodging and meals Depending on the per diem

rate for the locality con coned. a Marine will he reimbursed either $33 Or sz5 a day for meals. minus the appropriate deductions for an enlisted Marine The test elan ensures that a lodging limitation is included A statement verifying whether or not government quarters and messing were available must also be submitted with the claim

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victims a plane ticket home and ships their household goods and include medical and dental care for one year.

In the past, family members here wen always able to get themselves and goods home by what is rolled an advance return of detain dents," said Harvey I ,eigh nor. assistant director of the Family Service Center here

"What is really the biggest change for members here is the year of medical and den tal treatment that victims will he entitled to after the servicmember is dos charged.- leighnor vomit, lied. "It's had enough that a child is abused, but he she shouldn't he punished again by not being able to receive psychological treatment

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Getting ready for CAX 9-87 was no easy task for 1/3

The Marines from tat Bat- talion, 3d Marines recently completed their third full- battalion-level Command Post Exercise (CPX), at For t Base Beach here before leav- ing to participate in CAX 9- s7 at the Marines Corps Air Ground Combat Center, 29 Palms Calif.

More than 80 Marines par- ticipated in the three-day- exercise which simulated controlled movement of more than 3,000 Marines.

The 1:3 Marines, MAG-24 units and BSS( - Cs move- ments were also simulated on a sand table duplicating more than 300 miles of the MCAGCC Twentynine Palms training area. The terrain displayed all the objectives, phase lines, and tactical control measures that will be applied during CAX 9-87.

"Ever since 1 Ts return from Okinawa in March, the battalion's main emphasis has been to prepare for CAX 9-87," said Maj. R.D. Neal, executive officer of I 3.

From March to July, num. emus training sessions were held to prepare the Marines for the desert operation including a recent exercise held at PTA. Marines were given classes on trench clearing, small unit leadership, desert warfare, night operations, NBC defense and a first aid refresher course.

Each morning at the sand table, Marines received brief- ings by the intelligence and operations personnel on enemy situations, terrain and ohjective points to he

eomplished during that of the exercise.

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for ('AX 9 -87 took about three months to plan and coordi- nate the air, artillery and ground units. This CPX was designed to get the 'bugs worked-out' before the di,ert exercise," Neal said.

At the norve center of command, Marines

work inside the Amphib- ian Assault Command and Control Vehicle (AAV( -

7A 1) during the 1st Fin. CPX. The AM ( -7A is a mobile command operations center where the commander can keep in touch with various elements of the air ground task forte and is able to keep an P1. r on the battle

August 27, 1987

Overseas ribbon authorized for wear

A new ribbon, the Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon (OSR), has been authorized for wear by the Secretary for the Navy, effective immediately.

The new ribbon is designed to reward Marines and Sail- ors who serve 12 months, either consecutive or accumu- lated, in a non-deployable billet outside the United States. The award is retroac- tive to August 1974.

The OSR is a counterpart to the Sea Service Deploy- ment Ribbon ISSDFIJ, according to Fred Anthony, head of the Decorations and Medals Branch, HQMC. "The situation arose where you have two Marines working side by side, one in the base and one in the Fleet Marine Force. One would serve one year and get a Sea Service Deploy- ment Ribbon and come home. The other Marine would

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spend two to three years and get nothing," said Anthony.

The award does not aply to Marines and sailors serving in Hawaii, according to GySgt. Jeannette Powell, Awards NCOIC, Awards Branch, INFPac.

In precedence, the ()SR ranks directly below the SSI)R. Subsequent awards will he designated by a bronze star the same size as those worn on campaign and service medals. Marines who receive the award for the period of 1974 to 1979 are only eligible for one award, regardless of how many rib- bons they may be entitled to during that time frame.

The new ribbon is currently out of stork at the Marine Corps Exchange Uni- form Shop here, but will be in soon, according to Bonnie Bailey, assistant supervisor of the Uniform Shop.

From A-1 ignated for a certain area, n Marine would claim the actual amount spent for lodging, meals and incidentals providing the total amount did not exceed the $75-a-day limit.

According to Vandevee- gaete, the old system required a breakdown of meals and incidentals, for example breakfast, lunch, dinner, laundry, local transportation and other. The same principles apply for the new form

except that "a Marine does not have to document meals and incidentals, but he must document lodging," she said.

The Disbursing Office here has settled only a few claims using the new system, but 'it's a lot easier," Vandevee- gaete said. "The old way, a Marine would have to re- member how much money was spent for each meal. With the new system you don't have to worry about it because you know how much you are permitted to spend."

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Around the Corps `Freedom Banner' starts up

Story and Photo by SSgt. Hartman Slate

SUBIC BAY, R.P. - Two _ships of the Maritime Prepo- .sitioned Force arrived here in ,the pre-dawn of Aug. 4, kicking off Freedom Banner '87.

, The flagship of Maritime Propositioned Squad ron-2, the MV Pvt. Harry ,Fisher and the MV Pvt.

William B. Baugh bailed from Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean to link up with elements of the 7th Marine Amphibious Brigade, which was airlifted from California for the annual exercise.

The six-day exercise was the first where two MPF ships were off-loaded while the ships were anchored well away from piers. Both ships had 95 percent of their cargo removed simultaneously during the exercise.

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A contingent of Marines flew from California to Diego Garcia in mid-July, where they boarded the ships prior to departure. During the trip to the Philippines, the Marines prepared the equipment for debarkation.

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The MV Pvt. Harry Fisher, flagship of MPS -2 begins an "instream" offload in the Philippines during Freedom Banner '87.

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August 27, 1987 HAWAII MARINE A-5

Why the U.S. is in the Persian Gulf AFIS - As America

*mourns the loss of 37 sailors killed in the attack on the frigate USS Stark, some people have started questioning why the United States remains in the Persian Gulf.

According to Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Wein- berger, the Stark's tragedy makes the presence of the

Win States and its allies

Win the gulf more important than ever. He urged Congress not to force America to shrink from its repsonsibi- lites and challenges in the region.

Because the gulf contains more than 70 percent of the Free World's oil reserves, it has a critical stategic impor- tance to the United States and its allies, said Wein- berger.

By helping maintain stability in the war-torn Persian Gulf, the United States and its allies contribute to the free flow of oil into the world market. Just as importantly, their presence discourages Soviet adventurism in the

',region, which would be cat- astrophic to the West.

These aren't new goals, said the secretary of defense. The U.S. naval command in the Persian Gulf, the Middle East Force, has been in place since 1949 to protect U.S. interests in the region.

The gulf remained rela- tively quiet for the next 30 years. But in the late 1970s, a series of events rocked the

stability of the region and its political and military character.

The Shah of Iran was over- thrown, replaced by an extremist, fiercely anti- Western Islamic government, bringing on the 1979 oil crises.

standing hostilities over ter- ritorial claims and religious differences.

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in the Indian Ocean and send ships into the Persian Gulf. The British Royal Navy rou- tinely deploys there as well. The Japanese Maritime Self- Defense Force, legally restricted from deploying to the gulf region, contributes in another way by deploying air-defense and anti- submarine forces opposite Vladivostok, homeport of Soviet Indian Ocean forces.

"Our ships operate in the Persian Gulf to represent, immediately and directly, America's commitment to stability in the region and our deep concern over the threat to that stability caused by the senseless Iran- Iraq War," Weinberger said.

"Our Navy ships are there

neither as referees nor dis- passionate observers," he added. "We are there as tan- gible representatives of our commitment to our friends and our interests in the region - and we have many of both there."

It's a responsibility that involves risks, he acknowl- edged, risks that the crew of the Stark understood well.

"They died while guarding a chokepoint of freedom, deterring aggression and reaffirming America's will- ingness to protect its vital interests," the president said.

"The future belongs to the brave," the president added. "Free men should not cower before such challenges and they should not expect to stand alone." **************

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15th MAU activates

By Sgt. Norma Jean Semonski Camp Pendleton, Calif. - The 15th Marine Amphib-

ious Unit joined the Corps' "force in readiness" July 8, when Col. M.T. Hop. good Jr. was given command of the unit during a rea.liva- tion ceremony.

The unit will join the 11th and 13th MAUs which make up the Marine Corps force -in- readiness afloat in the West- ern Pacific.

Any of these MAU's could be called upon to secure ports and airfields for 1st IVIAB Maritime Prepositioned Force (MPF) operations.

"As a MAU we can go anywhere, and we'll be ready to go when that time comes," said Col. M.T. Hopgood, commanding officer, 15th MAU.

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4th MCD seeks JROTC teacher Marines were deployed from the Hawaii-based 31st and 37th MAUs. Those units were disbanded in 1984 when the WestPac force was moved here.

The addition of the 15th MAU is an important step in the readiness concept of the Marine Amphibious Force.

The concept of a rotation of three complete MAUs is much the same as the Unit Deployment Program. Being the only forward force contin- gency in the U.S. military, the MAU is constantly in a state of readiness.

The addition of a third MAU for the Western Pacific allows these units more preparation time for their deploy- ments. Marine Amphibious units have been called upon in crises situations, such as the evacuation of Saigon and Cambodia, and they played a major role in the return of the Mayaguez, they also took part in landings in Lebanon and Grenada.

"Every good thing in the world stands on the razor's edge of danger," Hopwood quoted.

Philadelphia - The Fourth Marine Corps District currently has a position open as Enlisted Military Instruc- tor for the Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officer Train- ing Corps (MCJROTC) in Highland Springs, Va.

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manship and military organization. Annual orientation trips are taken to the various Marine Corps commands where students are exposed to military life.

Applicants for this position must be retired or transferred to the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve as a staff non- commissioned officer with at least 20 years active service. They must be drawing retirement or retainer pay, possess a high school diploma, and have spent at least one tour in either a training command, or recruiting duty, as an officer selection officer assistant, or on Inspector/

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At A Glance Literacy

Programs to boost literacy among Windward adults is now being offered to Air Station residents. The Offi- cer's Wives Club has agreed to fund two Tutor Training Workshops this fall.

Using the Literacy Volun- teers of America method of tutoring, both a basic work- . shop and English as a Sec- ond Language (ESL) work-, shop will be offered through the Armed Services YMCA.

LVA method relies on the student's personal experience - their interest in recreation, news, education, business and family. The student learns the words they don't know through fum- tional materials geared to their level of comprehension. Some phonetics involved, and most of the work is prac- tical and fun, according to trainers.

The workshop encom- passes a total of twelve hours for certification. Barbara Salice, Windward Literacy Coordinator and certified trainer, has conducted two

workshops and matched some 70 students and tutors in the nine month program. The tutor response to the program has been over- whelming on the Windward side and military involvement has been growing, according to Salice.

The OWC has asked that tutors trained through this workshop be matched with students on the Air Station. Since tutors focus their instruction on the goals which the students want to reach, tutors may be matched with students who don't even know their alphabet to those who may be studying for their G.E.D.

The first basic workshop will be held Sept. 14, 21 and 28 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Anyone interested in tutoring native born Americans may sign up for the Basic Workshop. Anyone interested in working with foreign born students may sign up for the English as a Second Language workshop to be held Oct. 26 and Nov. 2.

For more information, call the Armed Forces YMCA at

254-4965 by Sept. 8.

Auxiliary MPs needed

The Military Police Depart- ment is recruiting volunteers for their auxiliary program. An initial military police orientation will be held Sept. 11 at their headquarters, Bldg. 1096, for those previously screened and accepted into the program.

The initial orientation prepares auxiliary policemen to perform all duties currently, performed by military police here. Those volunteers re- questing screening for the program should submit an

administrative action form to their unit commander, as soon as possible.

Lawn Watering Schedule

Water shortages are a chronic problem in Hawaii, accordingly the hours for watering grass areas have been restricted throughout the Air Station, effective immediately.

Barracks and office space lawn areas will be watered only on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, from 7

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Education City Colleges

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will begin Vocational/Tech- nical programs aboard the Air Station starting with Fire S_ence Technology. Th Fire Science program

Religious Services Kaneohe Bay

257-3552 Weekdays

11:45 a.m. - Catholic Mass Fridays

Noon - Jurnah Prayer Ser- vices, Bldg. 401.

Saturdays 6 p.m. - Catholic Mass

Sunday 7:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 8:30 a.m. - Protestant Com- munion 9:30 a.m. - Protestant Sun- day School. Pre-School, Bldg. 1391 9:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass 11 a.m. - Protestant Wor- ship 11 p.m. - Samoan Congre- gation

Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for Catholics is held on Mondays. Pre-School through Kindergarten levels are taught at the Chapel, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m ; Grades 1-12 are taught at Mokapu Elemen- tary School, 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.

Confession Reconciliation for Catholics is held up to 15 minutes before each mass or can be schedule on an individual basis by appointment.

Camp H.M. Smith 477-5098 Sunday

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Tuesday 11:30 a.m. - Catholic Mass

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Saturday 10 a.m. Shabat and Torah Study

Beach Masses Catholic Hawaiian Beach

Masses will be held at Fort DeRussy at 6 p.m. Aug. 29, on the grass area hehind the Army Museum next to the Hale Koa Hotel.

The mass is sponsored by the U.S. Army Support Com- mand, Hawaii, and includes students of St. Louis High School and the young people of the Catholic parish who add a traditional touch to the service. People of all denom- inations are welcome, and encouraged to bring beach mats.

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progresses through an Achievement Award, Basic Certificate, Advance Certifi- cate, to an Associate in Applied Science Degree.

Classes are scheduled to commence Oct. 5 and will be conducted weekday evenings at the MCAS Crash Barn classroom. Students interested in the Fire Science program are asked to attend a briefing session on Aug. 27. The brief will be held at the Joint Education Center from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. on the subject dates and will include information about the program.

For more information call 257-2061.

Hebrew School

The Aloha Jewish Chapel Religious School will be holding registrations at 10 a.m. Aug. 30, for children ages 3 and older. Classes will start at 9 a.m., Sept. 13.

Children in grades two and up will be tested for placement in the proper Hebrew class.

A $15 donation will cover snacks throughout the school year. For more information call RPC John Booth at 471- 3971.

UH Catalog The new 1987-89 Univer-

sity of Hawaii at Manoa UHM Manoa undergraduate catalogs are now available at the UHM Pearl Harbor or Hickam Offices. The catalogs have information on degree programs, admission requirements, tuition, course descriptions and other important information. Cost for the undergraduate catalog is $3.25 and the graduate catalog is $2.25.

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UH Math Placement Test

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What the Constitution

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It provides for regular elections and an orderly succession of leadership.

It divides the national government into three branches-each with separate authority and responsibilities.

It appoints the President as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces.

It establishes one Supreme Court of the United States.

It makes you a citizen of the United States, if you are native born or if you comply with naturalization laws.

It makes you a citizen of the State where you reside.

It prohibits individual states from denying to citizens of another state the privileges and immunities it grants to its own citizens.

It requires each state to give full faith and credit to the laws, records and judicial proceedings of every other state.

It guarantees your freedom to practice the religion of your choice.

It protects your right to a free press and free speech.

It guarantees your right to peaceably assemble and ask the government to remedy your wrongs.

It guarantees your right to vote, if you are at least eighteen years old.

It prohibits the government from taking your property for public use without just compensation.

It prohibits the government from depriving you of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

It prohibits the government from denying you the equal protection of the law.

It prohibits the government from searching your person. belongings or home without probable cause.

It prevents you from being arrested and detained by law enforcement officials unless you are informed of the nature and cause of the accusation against you. and when you are accused or are being tried for a crime:

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counsel knew the odds were against winning his client's case before the U.S. Supreme Court and told him so.

Counsel was right, He lost the case.

But, to anyone's knowledge, both counsel and client made military history. Coast Guard attorney Lt. Cmdr. Robert W. Bruce Jr. became the first member of the armed forces to argue a case before the Supreme Court in uniform.

And, of course, that makes the defendant, former Coast Guard Yeoman First Class Richard Solo- rio, the first to have a case argued before the high court by a military attorney.

Solorio was court martialed and convicted of an attempted rape and other charges of daughters aged between 8 and 12 of his fellow Coast Guards- men, Bruce said. While Bruce was preparing for his Supreme Court debut to appeal the verdict, Solorio was serving a year's con- finement in the Navy brig in Philadelphia. He also received a bad conduct discharge and reduction from E-6 to E-2.

"I knew all along that it was a long shot to even get them to accept the case for review," said Bruce, who attended night school to earn his law degree. "The, majority of the people I talked to felt there wasn't much chance of success. You're always fighting against the odds represent- ing somebody who has already been convicted of a crime.

"The issue in this case has a broader impact than usual; it affects everybody in the armed forces," said Bruce, a 1973 graduate of the Coast Guard Academy.

The former buoy tender officer was taken aback when the justices over- ruled an 18-year-old legal precedent that required the military to show "service- connection" before court- martialing someone for crimes committed off -base.

"I thought if they ruled against him, they would modify the law so if a.

"It's ironic that the Supreme Court agreed to review a Coast Guard case, because we're so small," Bruce said.

dependent of a service member was the victim, there would be service- connection," said the pre- plexed attorney. "But they ruled that being on active duty is enough."

The decision means that anyone on active duty can be court martialed for offenses committed in civilian communities.

The Supreme Court allows an attorney 30 minutes to argue a case. "I gave up 10 minutes of my time so Eugene Fidell of the

American Civil Liberties Union could argue in support of Solorio," Bruce said. "The solicitor general argued on behalf of the government."

"The biggest difficulty was being a one-man shop. I had to work on it by myself and had to comply with all of the court's exact- ing rules, too," he explained. "The other services have about 60 appel- lant defense counsels here in Washington (the Army about 35, Navy 25 and Air Force 10). I got a lot of help critiquing and sharing of ideas - from them, especially from the Army, and Mr. Fidell.

How Solorio's case got on the Supreme Court docket was also a big surprise to Bruce.

"It's ironic that the Supreme Court agreed to review a Coast Guard case, because we're so small com- pared to the other services," Bruce said in disbe- lief. "We don't have very many courts martial going to the Court of Military Appeal (the military's highest court of law). And that's the only way a service member can petition the high court."

The Supreme Court gets about 4,000 petitions every session, but only accepts about 150 for review.

Being able to petition the nation's highest court directly from the Court of Military Appeals "enhan- ces the stature of the military justice system," Bruce said. "It makes it easier for the government or a defendant to appeal to the Supreme Court."

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Two Radio Bn. Marines give the Army's

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Story and photos by Cpl. Tom Worth U10, 1st Radio Bn.

Two Marines from 1st Radio Bn, recently teamed with more

than 100 soldiers and completed a grueling Air Assault Course conducted at a remote Army Ranger Camp near Wahiawa.

The Marines, SSgt. Wil- liam Bolduc, a cryptoana- lyst, and Sgt. Daniel Stin- son, a linguist, underwent rappelling and air assault training peculiar to most Marines.

"For the last 10 years I've been at a desk," said Bulduc. "It was driving me crazy ... [The instructors] were outstanding. Any one of those guys could have been Ma- rine Corps drill instructors."

Putting in long days in an almost-boot-camp-like atmosphere, Bolduc and Stin- son learned the latest air assault techniques from the Army instructors, or Cadre. The course culminated with a rappel exercise from a UH- 1 Huey helicopter hovering at about 100 feet, or just more than twice the height of the tower on which they prac ticed for hours in the preceding days.

Bolduc, said about the leap with full gear from the helicopter, "If you're not scared, you're crazy ... You had to hang out to reach the skid ... On the tower you had a feeling of security. in the helicopter if you didn't hold

on to the rope with your brake hand (while climbing out onto the skid) you'd slide on down," he said dryly.

The training the two Ma- rines received will partly serve to qualify them as Rappel Masters within 1st Radio Bn. They will then supervise portions of special operations training currently underway within the Battalion, say operations officials. Bolduc and Stinson will return to the Air Assault School next month for more rappel training and certification as Rappel Masters.

Marines rarely go through the Air Assault School although billets are readily

Staff Sergeant William N. Bolduc gives a thumbs-up signal before his first actual rappel.

available, according to Army MSgt. Jimmy Akuna, NCOIC of the school "Un- like patrol and ambush

skills emphasized in Ranger training, the two-week Air Assault Course is non-MOS related and renters on air

Staff Sergeant William Bolduc, (right) releases his rappel line upon completion of his first rappel while fellow student, Sgt. Daniel Stinson calmly awaits his turn.

-mobile operations, and is designed for low intensity conflict," Akuna explained.

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An Army rappel master inspects Sgt. Daniel Stinson.

Karin' to go, SSgt. William N. Bolduc, prepares to eject into his first official rappel as a student of the Army's Air Assault Course.

aircraft through radio trans- missions using pathfinder techniques. They also mark- ing and clearing helicopter landing zones

The rappelling phase pro- gresse.s from basic knots to the helicopters rappel with combat gear. It was motiva- ting," said Stinson, about the helicopter rappel. "I was confident with myself," he said, fully aware, however, that a mistake from the aircraft could mean death.

"If you fall 45 feet (from the tower) into the sand pit, so what. But at 120 feet out of the aircraft, you're dead," Stinson said. He said he became thoroughly knowl- edgeable with concepts such as "terminal velocity," which he explained is rapid descent at 80 feet per second - the fastest speed a body reaches when falling uncon- trollably from an aircraft.

"You brake three times on the way down so you don't reach terminal velocity," he said.

Among the students were women soldiers who trained for combat operations just as the male soldiers did. The students comprised the enlisted and commissioned ranks and the Cadre clerly had charge over eveyone.

Each student wore a plain Kelvar helmet marked with wide masking tape and a student number. When the Cadre gave instructions, students responded with "Yes," Sergeatn Assault."

"Everything was 'high speed," Stinson explained, noting some type of Army colloquialism. Students always "double-timed" when moving in the training field. In addition to air assault instruction, the course curriculum consisted of a physical conditioning rou- tir 1, including a timed, 12- mile road march with a combat load.

Upon graduation, each student received an air assault pin, which, while not authorized for wear by the Marine Corps, is highly cherished nevertheless by two Marines with plenty of calluses on their hands.

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August 27, 1987 HAWAII MARINE

Marines score big nat'l pistol match

MCDEC, Quantico, Va. - The Quantico-based Marine Corps Pistol Team put 25 members into the winners bracket at the National Pistol Competition at Camp Perry, Ohio, July 17- 21.

The national matches, sponsored by the National Rifle Association, conclude the shooting season for the 1987 team. Team members are selected based on their individual performance during various Marine Corps matches throughout the year. When selected they are assigned to MCDEC through the summer to compete as part of the Marine Corps Pistol Team.

The Marine Corps Scarlet Team, collectively scored 3,457 points to place in what the .shooters consider to be the most prestigious event at the national competition.

Master Sergeant Ricardo Rodriquez, based here, MSgt. Phillip H. Colson, based at 'MCLB, Albany, Ga., SSgt .7.ndy E. Moody, based, here, 1..

i;Sgt. Mitchell R. Reed, based in Okinawa and GySgt. L.C. Chives, from MCDEC, who also served as the team coach, combined to beat out 151 teams for the third place

.,osition in the Team Match ',-Corn petition .

Rodriquez won the Presi-

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dent's 100 Match, scoring 386-10X. He also received the McMillian Trophy for having the highest score after combining his individual shooting and Team Match scores.

Sergeant Roxane Conrad, based at MCAS, Beaufort, S.C., scored more points than any other active duty Marine in the National Trophy Indi- vidual Match. Scoring 287- 8X, she achieved her all-time high and placed third among the 1,031 competitors.

Staff Sergeant Sherman E. Pitts, a reservist from Broa- denton, Fla., scored 288-8X placing second in the event. He received an award for being the reserve Marine with the highest score.

Sergeant Mitchell Reed, based in Okinawa, placed second in the Individual 2700 Aggregate Match. The National Champion silver medalist also placed third in

the Warm-up Match, which netted him the Jefferson Cup and the Secretary of the Navy Trophy.

Twelve Marines placed in the President's 100. This is a record number of places won by the Marines Corps in the match. The shooters were awarded a letter and medal from the president.

Four Marines crossed the threshold between nondistin- guished and distinguished shooters. To become distinguished, a shooter must earn 30 points. Points are earned by winning medals: gold, 10 points; silver, 8 points; and bronze, 6 points.

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Upcoming musical revue

The musical revue group "Coming Attrac- tions" will be giving a free concert at 7 p.m., Sept. 3, in the Station Theatre.

The six-member group has performed for thousands in more 25 states. Their revue consists of highlights of many current musical hits and comedy routines.

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The Honolulu Medical Group at the Pali Palms Plaza announces its new office hours:

Mondav, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

Wednesday

Saturday

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

To schedule an appointment, call 254-5881.

Pali Palms Plaza, Building C 970 N. Kalaheo Avenue Kailua, Hawaii 96734 .11

SAVE & RESTORE FATHER DAMIEN'S CHURCH

serious structural problems and

When he died in 1889 of Hansen's

Disease, Father Damien's work at Kalaupapa was recognized as one of the greatest examples of humanitarianism in history. "Ilie focal point

of Father Damien's activities, and the source of inspiration and hope for those he ministered, was St. Philomena Church, or Father Damien's church as it has become known.

Today the church that Father Damien helped build, and which symbolizes such an important time in Hawaii's history as well as Hansen's disease worldwide, is in serious jeopardy. The church suffers

immediate help is needed to save it.

It is hoped that enough funds can be raised and restoration work completed in time to celebrate the centennial of Father Damien's death on April 15,1989.

By making a donation today, you can help rebuild Father Damien's dream. Simply fill out the coupon and mail it in with your deductible donation.

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The restoration of Father Damien's Church is a pn)ject of the Arizona Memorial ;Museum Association.

Fundraising Committee: Honorary Co-Chairmen Chairman Governor John Waihee Nlaurice J. Sullivan Bishop Joseph A. Ferrari()

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Sports Shorts Kaneohe Tennis

Association The Kaneohe Tennis Asso-

ciation has established their new 1987-88 schedule of special events and activities.

Some September events are: Sept. 12 - Mixed doubles from 6-10 p.m. at Subase courts. Sept. 14 - KTA Ladies Doubles Round Robin. (Reg- ister before Sept. 8) Sept. 14 - Singles Chal- lenge Ladder for Men and

Women. For an application and a

schedule of planned activities, call Mick Tucker at 254- 1922.

Fun Run The Hawaii Criminal Jus-

Special Services Rod, Gun

Club meets The Kaneohe Rod and Gun

Club will meet at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday in Bunker 540 (opposite of the O'Club). This meeting will be the last opportunity to sign up for the Sept. 5 Pig Hunt. Military personnel and civilians are invited to attend.

Station Library The Station Library has

the book, Drugfree: a unique, approach to staying off alcohol and other drugs," by Richard Seymour.

Anyone who has ever tried to kick a drug habit, whether cigarettes, alcohol, or cocaine, knows that the real hurdle isn't getting off, it's staying off. Richard Sey- mour's book offer real hope for substance abusers and those who love them.

Summerfest '87 The last big summer spe-

cial event - Summerfest '87 - will take place Saturday morning at the Marina and Outdoor Recreation Equip- ment Center in Bldg. 1608. Stage entertainment will begin at 11 a.m. For more information on the morning events contact Special Ser- vices at 257-2529, in Bldg. 219.

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Special Services Prices raised

Due to budget constraints, Morale, Welfare and Recre- ation activities throughout the military are now required to be self-sustaining. Accordingly, Special Services here has raised the prices in all of its activities.

The new fees will be effective Sept. 1. For more information on the price increases pick up a copy of the new fee schedule at any Special Services activity.

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tice Commission will sponsor the McGruff Fun Run, Oct. 11, at 7 a.m. in Kapiolani Park. The 8K race is open to children and adults. The course will take runners down Diamond Head Road to Fort Ruger Park (Triangle Park), and back.

The entry fee is $14, either as a flat fee or in pledges. Proceeds will go to support the McGruff Elementary School Puppet Program

Prizes will include neighbor island trips for the top adult finishers, and record albums and McGruff puppets for the first children finishers. Other prizes will include telephones, long distance gift certificates and food/restaurant certificates.

Entry deadline is Sept. 25. Applications are available at running shops, sporting goods stores, the Main Gym here, athletic clubs, and by calling the Hawaii Criminal Justice Commission at 548- 6714.

Cross Country Team Forming The Marine Corps is form-

ing a cross country team to compete in the Armed Forces Cross Country Champion- ship to be held in January.

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The team will consist of seven men and five women. There are no age categories for either team. The men will run a 12K course and the women will run a 5K course.

Interested Marines must send an application to the Commandant of the Marine Corps (Code MSR) no later than Nov. 12.

Male Marines must include their best 10K race time from a competition run during FY 87. Women Marines must

include their best time from a 5K or 3-mile race held during the same time frame. Results must be from a sanc- tioned race verified by local athletic director, OIC, or CO.

For more information see MCO 1710.21C.

Tennis Players Sought Here

The MS Kaneohe Bay Tennis Association is cur-

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From B-4 rently seeking players, both male and female, from begin- ner to advanced levels, to join in their monthly activities.

Activities include Mixed Doubles Playday, Challenge Ladder, Lady's Doubles Round Robin, Men's Play- day, Lady's Playday, and more.

For more information, call Micki Tucker at 254-1922.

Cycling club seeks members

The Navy Golden Wheels Cycling Club, is currently seeking new members interested in training; recreation or cyclocross riding.

The NGWCC's membership is limited to military and Department of Defense employees and their depen-

dents past the age of nine. Meetings are held the first

Wednesday of every month, 7:30 p.m. ill NAVCAM SEASTPAC Gymnasium in Wahiawa.

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Piano Students wanted. Beginners. Reasonable rates. MCAS address. Call 254-5106

300 Savage M99 $250, 45-70 Trapdoor $375., Colt Police Positive .38 $175, after 5 p.m., 254-2094

For Sale: Kenwood stereo system almost new includes turntable equal./amp tuner double cassette & rack $800.00 call Sgt. Frank 257- 2178/9 DWH

For Sale: Child's organ, $30; Hi-Riser Daybed, $150; Two chests of drawers, $25. For information call 254-5553.

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Football There will be a Camp

Smith Intramural football organizational meeting on sept. 3, at 2 p.m., in the Camp Library.

The league will begin play on Sept. 15 and end Nov. 20 and is open to active duty personnel stationed here. Games will be played at Bor- delon Field on Tuesday, Wed- nesday and thursday at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m., depending on the number of teams.

Sections can field a team, but anyone without a section team must sign up at the Athletic Office. Team rosters will be limited to 18 players.

For more information, call Hal Nakabayashi or Ray Thorne at 477-5197.

Softball The Camp Smith Intramu-

ral Softball championships will be played at the Camp softball field Sept. 12, at 5:30

p.m. There will be an awards presentation following the games.

Biking League Calendar

The Hawaii Bicycling League, a non-profit group

dedicated to biking in Hawaii, has just published their calendar of upcoming bicycling events.

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B-8 HAWAII MARINE

Island Happenings HPAC Show Hawaii Performing Arts

Company will open the hit show "Little Shop of Hor- rors," Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 8 p.m.

The show will be performing Sept. 9-27, Wednesday- Saturday at 8 p.m. and the Sunday matinees will be at 4 p.m. Prices for the shows will be $12 for Wednesday,

Thursday, and Sunday per- fomances and $14 for the Friday and Saturday shows. A mail order discount of $2 per ticket will be given until Aug. 31. For more information call 988-6131.

DAV Post Holds Luau

The Oahu Chapter Number One of the Disabled

Tickets Jimmy Buffett and the

Coral Reef Band - Waikiki Shell - Aug. 31, 7 p.m. Tickets are $18.50 for reserved seats and $15.00 for the lawn.

Great Guitars - Blais- dell Concert Hall - Sept. 5, at 7:30 p.m. Reserved seats are $18.50 and $16.50.

Cecelio and Kapono - Waikiki Shell - Sept. 6, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $21 for the pool, $18.50 for the terrace and $14.50 for the lawn.

Greg Allman - Andrews Amphitheater - Sept. 12, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $16.00 for general admission.

Wang Chung - Sheraton Waikiki - Sept. 15, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $18.50 and $16.00.

For more information, call Margaret at 254-3304 or 257- 3108.

Water Country - Tickets are now on sale. Tickets for adults 12 and up are $6.50, children are $5.25.

Stripandales's - For Ladies Only - every Sun- day, Tuesday and Thursday Tickets are $10.

Reservations for KMC

Movies 7:15 p.m., nightly

257-3668

Friday, Saturday Sunday

Blind Date (PG-13). Comedy. A serious young man (Bruce Willis) goes on a blind date with a seemingly demure girl (Kim Basinger) only to have his life wrecked in this zany comedy.

Monday Warning Sign (R). Horror

Thriller. This film deals with the field of genetic engineer- ing, and what happens to a group of scientists and tech- nicians who find themselves sealed in their laboratory with an experiment that has gotten out of control!

Tuesday, Wednesday

Tin Man - Two aluminum siding sales men engage in an obsessive battle in this 1963 period comedy.

Thursday Sept. 3, at 7:00 p.m., special

engagement. Free live musical revue.

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545-7400 820 Mililani St.

HK. Bldg. Ste. 11612

Package are available through the Ticket Office.

Klymaxx and Club Nou- veau - NBC tonight at 7 P.m.

American Veterans will hold a combination Luau and Western BBQ, at 5 p.m., Sept. 6 at the DAV Convention Hall. 2685 N. Nimitz High- way.

The Luau/BBQ is open to all active duty military personnel and their families.

Entertainment for the evening will include the K.D.E.O. Country Dancers, Nick Masters and the Mus- tangs, and other local com- bos, as well as a traditional luau floor show.

Tickets are $12.50 for adults and $6 for children ages 6 through 10, and are available at the Ka'ala Rec- reation Center at Schofield Barracks, the Makai Recrea- tion Center at Hickam AFB, or by calling the DAV Head- quarters at 833-3746.

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FREE: to good nome 2 grey & white kittens, 1 male, 1

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FREE-mixed dog, male, cute/friendly All shots 677 -8779,623 -1797 eves.

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FREE: Big black neutered male cat, very affectionate, full grown, all shots 924- 3767

FREE: Neutered male cat. good with

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FREE: dogs, 2 female, 1

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FREE. kittens, beautiful one of a kind.

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FREE Collie/Shepherd, spayed female, 1 yr., needs perm home 696-6826

FREE kittens, litter trained. All colors, some long hair 259-7718

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BODY Therapies Hawaii Massage/Personal growth Lic. 1343 Roger 235-8339

REDUCE Stress by Mas- sage therapy Rainbow Bodyworks by appt. 531- 8959.

LICENSED MASSAGE PERSON. Call 536-0056 leave message.

BODY By Janis-low impact aerobics. Free childcare Kailua only Aiea 947-2182

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Icloogie boar,. Saturday, August 15. 01 ange and white. We left it on the beach Plea, all 282-4302

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31 Home Seabee

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25 Personals'

REV iLlId MuhermaDubin Complete Wadding Ser- vices All faiths 734-2622

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PAN players wanted 504 condition Windward side 282-4023

IF you want to drink, that's your business If you want to stop, that's ours Alcc holics Anonymous Pn 94b 1438

EARN $40 worth of Christ- mas decorations & toys for having a Christmas Around The World party For more info call Beverly or Phyllis 422-4073 from 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

ANALYTICAL HYPNO- THERAPY Getting your act together brings out the perfect you Stop playing victim. 521-1334

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Get fast & professional in home tax service at no extra charge 523-3938.

31 Home Salvino

COMPLETE TREE SERVICE Hauling Yard Maintenance Free Estimates

Call 262-4789. 259-5159

HANDYMAN, will do small & odd jobs. call Larry after 3 p.m 247-0119

DRAPERY Vertical Blind Service-Sales. Low, low cost. Ken Hatch 235-3796

ANNOUNCEMENTS- SERVICES Announcement 15

Card ol Thanks a Cemetery Plots 10 Free Bee 0 Home Serviette 31 Legal Services Lost 8 Found 20 Money Loaned, Wanted 55

Travel 122 Moving Storage 123

'Personals 25 Personal Services . . 35 Income Tr*, 30 Health A Fitness 4

AUTOMOTIVE Auto Announcements . . . 173

Auto Leasing 172

Auto Service each . . 156 Auto Wanted 161

Automobiles for Sale

Motorcycles Moped.. "6 Scooters 171

Pickups TruckS ICS vans Campers Jeeps 4WD 175

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunity 50 Restaurants. Bars . . . . 11A

JOB OPPORTUNITIES Domestic Help Wanted 61

Help Wanted Mate Female 60

Resumes 36 Schools Instructions 58

Employment Opportunities 59

Jobs Wanted 63

MERCHANDISE Aviation . 3

Ant iques A ri , 130 Bicycle Sales

A service 131

Computers 132 Jewelry 8 Clothing . 133 Boats Supplies/ Service 146

Garagelanal Sale . 124

Home Appliances . . . . 125 Home Furnishings . . . 120 Livestock R. Horses . . 150 Machinery 8 Equipment 153

Miscellaneous 126 Miscellaneous Wanted 127

Musical Instruments 144

Pets- Everything . 151 Photography 140

Sporting Goods 147 Stereo. Video

8 Television 129 Swap & Exchanges . 128

REAL ESTATE Condos' Townhouse For Sale 109

Income Property 113 Property Management 111

Real Estate Announcements . . 115

Real Estate Loans . . . . 119 Real Estate For Sale . 114 Real Estate

For Trade 117 Real Estate Wanted . . t16

RENTALS Apls Furnished 73

Apls Partly Furnished 75

Apis Unfurnished . . . 74

Condos,'Townhouses Partly Furnished . . . 85

Condos,Townhouses Unfurnished 87

Houses Furnished . . , 81

Mouses Partly Furnished 83

Houses Unfurnished . 82 HousesItling 84

'Rentals lo Share 76 'Rentals Wonted 98 'Rooms tor Rent 88 Shod Term Rentals . 94 Stores 8 Offices For Rent 103

Vacation Rentals . . . 93

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SUNSHINE Maintenanc, Co. Carpentry, painting. quality work Reasonable prices. Steve 261.2638

CANE CHAIR REPAIR 734-6492

DOMESTIC HOUSE- CLEANING At affordable prices. 523-7457

BUDGET Painters, mildew wash, exci rates Satisfac- tion guar 239-5058 - -

35 Persona Services

FILM Transfers 8716 nun filmed to video, music incl 35inni & video photography avail for weddings & parties Open Iris 456-4155: Econ Photo 239-4295

AUDIO/VISUAL-Installa- tic demonstration & repair All makes AV Con- sulting 239-7814 Al/Dale

FELIPE Yard and House- cleaning Call 261-5050 bet. 2 p n1. and 8 p.m

PSYCHIC - Elisabeth-Marie

247-2878

WILL PAY-for car pool from Mililani to Sacred Hearts Academy Call Connie 623- 5209

HOUSECLEANING with a smile. quality care, for your Kailua/Kaneohe home 254-1872.

WE Service all makes & models on all major appls Aaro Appliance. Call 235- 6817 or 235-2677

MILITARY Transit damage estimate. Entire report on household effects & whole baggage. Call for appt. 261- 8302 Islandwide

WEDDINGS, All faiths. Church of Hawaii Net, Maul Loa Min 638-7841

DI ORCE

Serving Oahu Since 1977

$ 2000 533-4533 Stall Attorney Gene Bridges

I DO EXORCISM Individual, house & property cleansing of all negative & positive spirits Harry Kuboi 734-6986

37 Business Services

COMPLETE TREE SERVICE Hauling Yard Maintenance Free Estimates

Call 262-4789. 259-5159

HEFLEC1 ION cleaning Service, wkly./monthly Move outs Reasonable rates. Call 237-8173

BROWN, Johnston & Day Attorneys at Law

Bankruptcy Divorce, BUSI- ness. Real property mat- ters. Call Terry Day 521- 5337

CARPENTRY Interior, Exterior

Free Estimates 732-8166

DPM Typing Service; term papers, reports, letters. Resumes $25 /up. 833-4213

CUSTOM Printed T-Shirts 2 doz min. Highest quality workmanship' TTM Enter- prises 521-3004

THE Mutual Fund Center No Load Mutual Fund Spe- cialist Ph 949-1711

WORD Tech-typing/word prouessing, fast, dependable Call 395-5911

-- -*REMODELING*" "'Patios, Lanais-

'Additions- C-1359 623-4403

Painting & maintenance, quality work at reasonable prices. To $100. Call 254- 1193 Pat.

ustom vinyl/tile repairs Id floors made new again!

o $100. 737-2087.

Greg's Auto Waxing Your Place or Mine

Complete detailing 422 5688

36 Resumes

RESUME 'Ry Howell's OldoWLeersar ProloomMal Resume SorvIco MILITAIIV,17 I EXPERTS All Career, Job Guidance

Downtown 821-7901

Univerelty 13423644

Ales 487.07111

Dorothy Hazzard

Resumes & Business %Immo Federal Forms/SF 171

Major Credit Cards Free Consultation

947-8422 765 Amami St. #310

Near Ala Moans Center

Jane Lomont's

Windward

Resumes Etc. Military & Civilian

Writing & Counseling

261-7524 580 Uluhaku St., liailua

(Near Castle Hospital)

WHOLESALE to you. Host a party now! Get a 'free' gift certificate. Over 6,000 items Fast delivery. 261- 4880

MOBILE DENTISTRY-ultra modern and 'mobile' Your home, business, etc. Emer- gencies. All family dentistry, very reasonable fees. Dr Bob Layman 672-2111 eves./wkods.

ONLY a professional pho- tographer can capture the romance of your wedding day that you will cherish for a lifetime Let us show you Richard Shaw Photogra- phy 941-4273

FRED Domingo Gen. Yard Care, hauling lot/apt / cleaning Free est 422- 7426

HOUSEPROUD Cleaning Ser. Rut /Comm Reas prices Sates, guar. 623- 8185

LEE'S PAINTING 20 years business exp Lic, C-3858 Ph 247-1454

HOLLOW tiles, redwood fences Concrete drive- Ways, slabs, home extension. Free est. 488-3340 8C7828

LEARN to Draw & Paint. Private lessons. 60 yrs. exper Ph. 261-6906

37 Business Services

A-TRI Cleaning Service. Houses, apts., yard work, tree est 528-0374

K&D HANDYMAN Service Large or small, we do it all!

For tree estimates. Cali Ken 254-6524

MOBILE DENTISTRY - ultra modern & 'mobile' Your home, business, etc Emergencies All family dentistry. very reasonable fees. Dr Bob Layman 672- 3111 eves./wknds

vor imams opcommi GROCERY /LIQUOR store 1951 Pacific Heights Rd. $75,000. 261-9402 Sam -12 noon. Ask for Kerr

TYPISTS $500/wk poss. For full details call Mark. Hughes 1-213-281-7778.

ARTNER/Investor for ewelry store and Art

Gallery in Waikiki. on Kale- kaua. Phone 923-2781

AVON - Be your own boss! Your hours, your money. Cell Margot, 455-1947.

OWN your own apparel or shoe store, choose from. Jean/Sportswear, ladies apparel, men's, children/ maternity, large sizes, petite, Dancewear/Aerobic, bridal, lingerie or accessories store Add color analysis brands Liz Claiborne, Gasoline, Healthtex, Levi, Lee, Camp Beverly Hills, St Michelle, Chaus, Outback Red, Genesis, Forenza, Organically grown, over 2000 others. Or $13 99 one price designer, Multi Tier Pricing discount or Family Shoe Store. Retail prices unbelievable for quality shoes normally priced from $19 to $$80. Over 250 brands, 2600 styles. $14,800 to $26,900: Inven- tory, training, fixtures. Grand Opening, airfare. etc. Can open 15 days. Mr McComb (612) 888-5228.

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EXPERT piano tuning since 1963 Lower rates. repairs Alton, 988-6215

ALOHA TUTORING SER- VICE All subjects & areas. including languages Test prep Indiv. instrn. Excl. teachers & svc. 533-5457

ORGAN & PIANO lessons in your home. Ruth Rogers Keyboard Instr. 941-06 SEWING Classes sewing made fun & eas ages 10- 18. Ph 262-6387;

y. 262-4455

PIANO or organ lessons in your home. Norm Nutter 488-8386, 488-0153

BARTENDING Academy. Bartend at 18. Kaneohe, Pearlridge 487-2223

GUITAR or Singing lessons $50 mo. your home 1 hr/wk. patient instr. 533-7006

KAIPOLANI Butterworth Polynesian Dance Studio, 1007 Dillingham SW N216 Sat.. 3 p.m , 1st lesson free w /monthly sign-up.

SLACK Key guitar. Learn many beautiful tunes $5 Ya-

hr. 263-4884

PATIO/NEW Additions Repair, remodel Clifford (wane C-4477 Ph. 677-4695

PROFESSIONAL Dressmak- ing & alterations for custom fit P U & deliv 247-5601

ACT I Children's Talent Workshop. Singing, Danc- ing Ph. 281-0457

PRENATAL Exercise Pro- gram w/Physical Therapist.

ALOHA! We're "HAWAII Call 262-0420 KANE" We do economic, custom woodworking & cabinetry. Eurotech. 235- 4041

LET us haul your junk to the dump!!! Gary, 734-3298 or 947-6431

ANOTHER change for your chair & couch Custom upholstery. Drapes and Interior design 254-6205

PIANO Tuning. Repairs. Semi-retired piano

rebuilder available for quality piano service.

Please call Warren Groff

Piano Co. 395-2223

YARD SERVICE, Tree trim/ clearing & hauling Special- izing in Windward & Hawaii Kai area. 261-5945

CERAMIC Tile, Carpentry, yard work, trash hauling. Free est. Ricky, 262-6415

THE PAINTER, int/ext specialist. Low rates, refs , free est. 226-6080

FREE Actors & model workshop for tall TV shows, movies, & fashion work, all ages 944-2035

MIRROR MIRROR, skin care & makeup courses Teens & adults, register now for Sept. classes, $28 mini-classes & classes in your home avail. continu- ously Call 677-0850 today.

LEARN COUNTRY AND

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PERSONALIZED Printing, fun graphics. resumes, flyers, etc! 734-4310

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SELECT TEMPORARY SERVICES

Now in Aiea Never a fee

Short or long term assignments We'll match your skills with your Interests Top pay! Excellent benefits!

call for appointment 483-0055

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

LOST your Tri-Chem or Artex dealer? New Xmas catalog. F/P time jobs 499- 1858, 839-6450, 254-4574, 456-9563, 622-2248

TEACHERS & Aides for Christian Elem. & Pre- school for Fall. Full/part time. Kailua 262-8501.

PRODUCTION PASTE-UP ARTIST

Were looking for an energetic, quality conscious, dependable individual to work in the Composition Department. Must work well under pressure and be very detail oriented. Mon- day through Friday. late evening schedule. Medical, dental and profit sharing. Call Louellen at 235-5881.

AVON: Own your own business, be your own boss. Call Kandy 239-6997

KANEOHE Beauty Shop needs Hair Stylists, part/full time. Call 2474662 Ask for Wilma

AREA MANAGERS Openings in Kailua. Kaneohe, Hawaii Kai and Pearl City. Challenging positions for independent self-starters. Must be able to recruit. train, motivate and supervise large groups of newscarriers; assure dependable delivery service to all residents in area Must have own vehicle Residency in area helpful Part-time, flexible hours Salary, bonuses, mileage.

Call Circulation Office Sun Press Newspapers

235-5881

$$$ EARN

SUMMER $$$

PART TIME JOB

*ATTENTION* MILITARY

PERSONNEL & SPOUSES

Earn Extra Money Part-lime S6 per hour

5:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Mon thru Fri.

We need part-time workers immediately to train for iur newly established 'Discount Buying. Ware.

houSe Outlets.- Special. izing in clothing. jewelry, radios. toasters. furniture. TVs. microwaves. baby lurniture and many more appliances. Following areas are available: Hone.

lulu. Pearl Harbor, Sall Lake. Wahiawa, Barbers Point and KMCAS. Other Benefits include: Advance. ment Bonuses and Incen. live Pay.

Call

486-0173 ask for Judy

60 Help Wonted Mate/Female

NEED 10 happy voices lor merchant promotion. No exp. nec Will train. $5 per hr _plus cash bonuses. Come to 1188 Bishop #1004. Ask for Tammy.

Full charge

BOOKKEEPER Maintain complete general ledger system. Preparation of financial statement. Approx. 16 hours per wk. Flexible. $10 per hr

Hawaii Kai Call 395-2688

EARN $$$ Free Creative Circle Needlecraft & Gift catalog 487-8402; 839-0968

SITTERS Unlimited needs exper. people for permanent full & part-time child care in clients homes. Good salaries & situations. Excl refs. req 262-0089

ASST./TRAINEE My PHOTOGRAPHIC business is EXPAND- ING, people needed with a good persona- lity, sharp dresser & willing to learn our exciting field of Pho- tography. No experience necessary.

WE TRAIN

455-6566 EXCEPTIONAL people to

represent the KALIMA Skin Care Line.

You must love to make people look and feel

better about themselves. If you qualify

call Helen at 943-1067

HOUSE of Lloyd now hiring demos: Free kit, no collecting, delivery.

Call 254-2739

PART Time Veterinary asst. incl. kennel duties & receptionist relief work. Call 262- 5780

ATTN Parents of Mililani Uka Elem Schl. Need someone to care for children in the morn. and drop off to school Call 623-2976

EXPER. CABINET MAKER- immed. opening

261-8211

WINDWARD Marine Resort is hiring enthusiastic people whose satisfaction Is helping others, training provided - Activity Coordi- nator, Front desk/Gen Housekeeping. Ph 239- 5711

RECEPTIONIST Asst. part- time, exper prat. Phone 247-6696

Deadlines: Line Ads due by 12 Noon - Tuesday Class Display Ads due by 4:00 p.m. Friday CANCELLATIONS & CORRECTIONS due by 12 Noon-Mon.

important Information Pteasa check your as on the first day and bring any error lo the attention of Classibed immediately RFC Publicat.ons assumes responsibility for errors ri Copy for the I astinsertion only. and any achustmenisOr cred.l will not exceed the value of the ad The publ.shor assLmes no further liability and the advertiser expressly waives any and all claims of consequential damages due to errors RFD Publicatrons cannot Mums responsibility for the claims or performance of advertisers.

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WAIPA 1

U AUTO II &nitro to Prior Sale Prices good Auo. 27-8ept. 2. 1987

CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE

I671-2871 '74 VALIANT 4 Dr.. Auto., P/S (AFV678) $395 '78 MONTE CARLO Auto . P/S, 8 Cyl. (AWD946) .. $795

#'81 FAIRMONT S/W Auto., A/C, PIS, 8 cyl. (BFF587) $2295 '82 SUZUKI Soft top, 4 spd. (AT6222) $2395 '82 CAVALIER 2 di. (CNW60cpe.7)

, auto., PIS, air, $2695

'85 SENTRA 2 dr., 5 spd., air ()EF107) $4495

111

'85 ARIES 4 dr., auto., P/S, air (MJW342) $4995 A.

1 '85 TERCEL 3 dr . auto (BYB6BO) $4995 lifi '85 MONTE CARLO

$7995 A

(BXR226) Auto., 8, P/S, air P/W

11 '86 CAMRY $9895

0

Auto., Air, P/S (CNX605)

'85 VOLVO

(BAV749) P/S, air

$10,995 4 dr., auto.,

ii'86 RIVIERA Loaded (487BXZ $1 3,995

IMMED. positions avail. demonstrating needlecraft & home decor items. For interview call 261-4490

MANICURIST wanted, lease space or commission basis. 456-3406

Mechanical Repair Protection Available - Pleas* Ask For Details

°11:1=nri "CU/ LEM ZWIZal

94-729 Farrington Hwy. Division of PACIFIC. IMC. "

60 Help Wanted Male/Female

CARPENTERS Helpers-no exper. nec., min. salary. Call 235-8999 anytime.

PAINTER'S helper wanted - Windward area, drivers lic. req 235-4386 all 6 p m

AD Salespeople wanted- base pay + commission. Kaneohe 235-8755

TELEPHONE Sales of X- mas tickets part time, no exper. S5 hr. r bonus, eve. shift. Call Jackie at 922- 7997 or 254-3912

TEACHER/Preschool Kahaluu and Kailua.

Early Childhood Degree or CDA, exp preferred,

°act benefits. 254-6442 9 a.m. to 1 p:rn

TEACHERS Aides Kahaluu/Preschool

Experience preferred 254-6442 9 to 1 p.m.

JJ Productions work with printing parties more need a car 949-8456

$$JOBS$$ $2600 -$6600 mo. Billion dollar co. Seeking 16 hard working quick learners w/ in 2 wks. Start Immed! Isle- wide Call now!! 261-4345 for interview

MANAGER Trainees needed for clothing dept in Kaneohe area. Energetic part time sales people also wanted Military wives welcome. Ph. 845-9736

EXTRA Cash! 50% earnings poss. Avon. Plus sponsor- ship earnings. 395-6970 Jo.

CLIP for Cash! $275 wkly. possible clipping articles for newspapers & maga- zines up to $25 ea Apply now (213) 281-8485

EARN Extra Income! Guar.part time Income. Assembly, piece work, elect., typ. & sewing! For details (213) 859-6938

CARPET installer wanted. Exp. & own tools nec 261- 3963, 261-8318

CHRISTMAS Around The World is back & better than ever! We need Demonstra- tors & Hostesses, call 836- 5965/839 -2534

SMALL growing Kailua needs someone to grow with us Part time gen office pos w/full time lob potential & some temporary eve work. Exper. using 10 key, typewriter & computer, non-smoking perm. resi- dent prof who is dependable & accurate 261-7553

TYPISTS - $500/wk. at home. For into send SASE to: Lori-C, PO BOX 2247 Pearl City, HI 96782-8247

RN'S, LPN'S, NURSE AIDES & COMPANIONS. HOSPITAL & HOME CARE. KOKUA NURSES 536-2326

MODELS-part time Corn- mercials, movie auditions & weekly fashion shows All ages. For interview call Morgan Models 944-2035

BASKIN-ROBBINS positions avail now. Apply Kai- lua, Windward City Shop. Cir.

FOREMAN capable of running complete construction

protect. also part time estimator Call 262-8455 eves.

DENTAL Receptionist needed full time for Kailua office. Exp. pref. Call 254- 5090

KENNEL Helper, Pet Groo- mer. Call Haiku Veterinary Clinic for interview 235- 6405

60 Help Wonted Mole/Female

OPENINGS for house cleaners, full & part-time. Car helpful. 261-4254 BUS Eioys. & Dishwashers needed. Apply in person 2- 4 pm. The Yum Yum Tree

COCKTAIL Waitresses, Cashier, Doorman & Cleaner/Maintenance. Fast Eddie's 261-8561 DELIVERY manager wanted for a local newspaper. Call 235-8755.

HAIRSTYLISTS, excl. opportunity at Fantastic Sam's. Kailua and Aiea. Ph 261-4406 or 488-2466

NEED MONEY? Health conscious person for manager or supervisor exper. in home demos 625-2563

EXPER. telemarketers, $BONUS$, p/t, flex. hrs call Genna 533-0607

TEACHER/Preschool - Windward. Early Childhood degree or CDA, exp pref., excl benefits 254-6442 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

PRESSROOM PERSONNEL

Commercial printing and newspaper operation needs reliable, hard working, quality-conscious individuals to train for the position of jogger. We pay good wages. provide medical/dental coverage, employer paid life insurance and offer an outstanding profit sharing program. If you would like to become a member of our production team, we are now accepting applications at our office located at

Sun Press/Midweek 45-525 Luluku Rd Kaneohe, HI 96744

82 Domestic Help Wanted

WANTED: reliable person for house cleaning. Friday mornings in Kaneohe, $5/ hr. Refs. reg. 235-5371

KANEOHE: Babysitter wanted Tues. & Thurs. morn. 7:30-noon 247-4156

83 Jobs Wanted.

BABYSIT 2, near Pearl Har- bor Low rates. Call 423- 1662

BABYSIT 2, Kaneohe home M-F, 6 to 6 p.m. Full/part, exp. 247-5497

WILL babysit your child in my Kailua home, M-F, 7 a.m.-4 p.m , negotiable, infant to toddler, reasonable rates. 262-9450

BABY sitter avail. on Hickam. Ages 2+ up. $1.35 per hr. 422-6317

HOUSE Cleaning, honest, dependable, have excise tax tic. Ph 254-2410.

LOVING mother will baby sit in my KMCAS home. M- F, full/pan. exp. Kelly 254- 2580

EXP. caregiver, w/refs. has opening 9-1. Nr. Castle Hosp. 262-2403

73 Apts. Furnished

LANIKAI studio, turn., utils Incl. $525/mo. Short term 261-7713

MAKAHA studio on beach TV, a/c, sauna, 24 hr. security $325. Wily 696-5555 Tom Powers & Assoc. Inc

PUNALUU beachlronl studio-pool, util , security $370 P. Curtis 261-5807

ALL THE GOOD THINGS THAT SAY

NEW & USED VEHICLES FROM

KAIMUKI TOYOTA

'85 NISSAN STANZA 5 spd.. LOADED (CCP-547) $7295

'86 HONDA ACCORD 5 spd., LOADED (CJJ-199) $1 1,495

'79 FORD GRANADA AC. Auto P/S. (BAV 263) $995 '82 NISSAN MAXIMA S /W, Auto, Loaded, (MFK-864) 7493 '81 TOYOTA STARLET 5 spd . Radio, (BEF-933) $1995

'78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON Auto AM, (AER -658) $895

'79 NISSAN KINGCAB Auto , AM /FM Cass (BXG-044) 52595

'85 AUDI 5000S Auto. AM/FM/Cass BY0112) ...513,995 '83 NISSAN 200SX 5 spd . AM/FM MA-078) $4995

'80 TOYOTA TERCEL A/C, P/S. Auto (BH0.708) $2595

PRICES GOOD THRU 9/3/87

KAIMUKI TOYOTA Corner of 6th and Waialae 735-1737

Cars Subject to prior sale

Division of Servco Pacific Inc.

WE BELIEVE WE CAN

SAVE YOU MONEY

ANY NEW CAR-VAN or PKUP Any Make Any Model

DELIVERED ANYWHERE including Hawaii

Contact us for Price Lists

and full information

ROBERTS & REDFIELD 1313 W. Burnside

Portland, Oregon-97209 (503) 295-5556

73 Apts. Furnished

KANEOHE-lure , 2 rms. w/ bath, kit. pm. mature employed female pref ,

non-smoker $450 incl. utils. 235-2709

STUDIO. private and clean $585/mo

261-2177

KANEOHE 1 bdrm. efficiency apt., single non- smoking female pref $425 Call 247-1243

KAILUA 1 bdrm.. no smoking. incl. utils. $550. Avail. 9/1 262-7229

75 Apts. Portly Furnished

KAAAWA partly turn. studio, quiet oceanview $500 Incl. utils 237-8390

KAILUA studio $500 or 1

bdrm $600. No pets/ waterbed. Lease 262-6462

KANEOHE 2 bdrm., 1 prkg., pool. util Ind , $600, no pets, 247 -0727.

KAILUA cozy apt $400 or 1 bdrm., prkg $460 943- 0091 Rent Mart Foe

PEARL tidy apt $465 or 2 bdrm., prkg. $480.943 -0091 Rent Mart Fee

MOKULEIA Beachfront 1

bdrrn., oceanview, swimming - snorkeling $550 utils. incl. 637-6498

2 BDRM. apt. Hokuahi Apts. across Madan' Marketplace avail. from Sept. 16. Call 623-4554

76 Rentals to Share

3 BD. Weimanalo-$465 incl util. dep. female pref. non- smoker, nr. bus/store 259- 8469

NANAKULI house to share, fenced yd., close to beach. ride into town avail. $250 668-8756

MILILANI - 2 bdrm. turn. twnhse. female pref. $375 % util. 623-8563

NICE 2 brcim. Na Pali Gardens, Kaneohe. $350/mo. 247-0651

KAILUA tamale prof employed, non-smoker, own rm. & be. $300 incl. util

1/2 deposit. 262-4796

MILILANI 3 bdrm. twnhse share w/non-smoker, liberal male pref., coy. prkg. S400.dep. 623-0818 Mike

78 Rentals to Shore

3 BDRM , 11/2 be. house w/ view of Enchanted Lake prof reliable, non-smoking couple to share 2 bdrm., 1

be. Incl. yd. svc & ltd. util. at $595. No pets. Appt. 261- 1133 evenings

HAWAII KAI 3 bdrrn. townhouse, own rm./bath $385 + 1/2 util & dep 396-6124

81 Houses Furnished

KAHALUU quiet 1 bdrm. turn. cottage incl. util. & pool $600 mo. 239-4037

WAHIAWA area, 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath. Garage. Must see! Call 621-5030.

LANIKAI nr Beach avail. now 14X17 rm. w/deck, own entry & share Quiet home w/washer/dryer $595 mo. (2nd rm. Oct.) Ph. 262-9119

82 Houses Unfurnished

KAILUA 1 bdrm. house, utils , cable. washer & dryer included $700. Ph 262- 8926

83 Houses Paley Famished

KAILUA 4 bdrm./2 ba. house, Aikahi nr. KMCAS, $1100/mo. Ph. 261-5850

3 BDRM., 21/2 ba. 2 car gar., kg. fenced yd., avail now 1 yr. lease, $1100, no pets. 257-3127; 528-2753

KANEOHE partly Turn. 3 bedroom home $825 a month & security 235-5986

KAILUA, Ige. 3 bdrm., 1% bath, fenced yard, close to beach. Avail. now. 1 yr. lease $1350 per mo 262- 6236

WAIKANE 3 bdrm., 2 ba., w/ yd svc., carpet, lanai, quiet, panoramic view! $1500 mo. 239-8414

KAAAWA-Extra large 1

bdrm., 1 bath apt w/huge yard & beautiful views. $800 Leave message at 237-8013 (Maia)

KALIHI area, 2 bdrm., util. incl Big patio/yard S700/ mo 845-4924

EWA Beach 2 bdrm. $495 or 3 bdrm., prkg. $630. 943- 0091 Rent Mart Fee

HANDY base home $550 or 2 bdrm., prkg. $730. 943- 0091 Rent Marisee

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Get Ready to Drive Back to School in Style!

Ili 21;

Imaqma, Pearl

City Nissan

'71 MGB New lop. Hulls Great!

'1167 $ 1295

'79 DODGE OMNI 2,2

Exceptionally clean

102151 $ 1295

[Ma NISSAN 456-5938

USED CAR SPECIALS $200 DOWN on

All cais sutauct tope! said Paces plus tax & IIL

'81 DATSUN 210 2 Dr. Automatic

Very Clean.

112155 $1995

'83 HONDA ACCORD

4 Dr.. 5 Spd charcoal grey

112142 $4495

'67 VW BUG

Custom paint. Oversize tiles & wheels.

0176 $2995

'82 TOYOTA SR-5 Pill

Black

Q168 $3895

84 HousesIttIng

PROF. wkng. women will housesit, care for pets/ plants ref. avail. call 520- 3835 leave message

85 Condos/Townhouses Portly Furnished

AIEA 4 bdrm., 21/2 bath, nr. Pearlridge shopping ctr., busline & military bases. Pacific Village. Preferred Properties Hawaii, Inc. 523- 2812

88 Rooms for Rent

KANEOHE-1 bdrrn , fully furnished, non-smoker. $235 mo. Ph. 235-2494

KAILUA room in 3 bdrm. house. Available Sept. 4 to Oct. 1, block to beach. Prefer non-smoker $400 month plus deposit incl Wits. 262-8787

93 Vacation Rentals

A Playboys penthouse suite Call 696-3326 or 923- 1511 leave your name & number for Am. #420

KAILUA cute bdrm. & be. nr. beach, cable TV, own entrance $35/day 261-4222

OCEANFRONT North Shore 1 bdrm. living room, bath. Apt. w/large deck. Cooking & Color TV 1 mile to Turtle Bay. 2 miles to Sunset Beach $45 daily. Weekly & monthly rates. Call 293-2554

KAILUA vacation rentals, near beach.

Call 261-5174.

LANIKAI across beach, fully turn. From Sept 5, 1- 2 mos. 247-0553

103 Stores & Offices for Rent

STORAGE place ()me used for Hula studio $400 /mo. 845 -4924.

103 Stores & Offices for Rent

KAHALUU 1900 sq. ft., zoned B-2 on Kam Hwy., Cal! 239-5187 mornings

109 Condos/Townhouses for Sale

REPOS - Waikiki 100 yards to Beach. $55,000. Phone 735-5713

DRASTICALLY REDUCED!!!

Kaneohe Bay Front secluded 2 story, 2 bedroom. 21/2 bath townhomel Fantastic location! Many upgrades. Must see to appreciate! Good investment property too! Was $138,800; now $131,500. Call Chris at 235-5881 days M-F or 235-0387 eves & weekends. MAKAKILO 2 bdrm , 1 ba

upgraded unit, private yard, 2 prkg. spaces. $107,000 by owner,

623-8014

112 Property Management

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Jett Pacific Properties Condo, res. & apt. mgment 235 -8558;235 -6196

114 Real Estate for Sale

MOTIVATED SELLER! Oceanfront Kaneohe Bay beautifully upgraded pre- mier end unit. This 2 story. 2 bedroom, 2% bath town- home has a beautiful ceramic tile kilchen, huge master bedroom and private oceanview lanai. Enjoy day or night the pool, jacuui, private boat ramp and pier. Excl. investment or a dream to iiv'e in. Was $135,500; now only $129,900 Call Chris at 235- 5881 days M-F or 235.0387 eves. & weekends. NEVADAtalvada Halt Acre To( Selling at loss $8000. 235-4980 eves.

3 BDRM., 1 ba. house. Mil- lion dollar view for $129K. 263-6222, 235-8887

114 Real Estate for Sale

OPEN House Aug. 30 Sun. 2-5

KAHALUU/Ahuimanu 47- 523 Waipaipai St. $295,000 Fee. Exciting tri-level contractor designed home built to take advantage of mount. views, woods, stream. 4

bdrm. 3 be

HAIKU PIntns. 46-387 Hololio SI. $355,000 Fee to be avail. Beautiful 5 bdrm 3 ba. home has a black bottom pool, tea rin , Irml & infrml. dining rms. A real must see!

HAIKU PlnIns. 46-393 Holoho St. $550,000 Fee to be avail. 4 bdrrn., 21/2 be. Exec. home on Ige. level lot, trop. landscape, deep blue bottom pool

We also have clients looking for homes in Haiku Plantations & Kaneohe Bay, so if you've been think- ing about selling your home now's the time to do it!

COLDWELL BANKER McCORMACK REAL ESTATE

An Independently Owned and Operated Member 01 Coldwell Banker Residen- tial Affiliates, Inc. Cathy Lyman (RA) 261-4332; Alan Bishaw (RA) 237-8967

MOVABLE studio home. Completely furnished. Custom design. Must see to believe $39.500. 293-1036

2 STUDIOS, 1 w/loft nr. Crouching Lion, walk across to the beach, perfect for weekend hideout Price reduced $33.500 & $45.000. Paul Tanaka (RA) 847- 6531. 536-7630 Budget Realty

115 Real Estate Announcements

CASH for your mortgage, TO or Agreement of Sale Call Russ Goode 455-5008

115 Real Estate Announcements

VA FORECLOSURES Low dn. payment & closing expenses. Non veteran & investors can purchase. Fixed financing at a low interest rate. For further information, contact Jim Watson (R) 623-4426 or 488-8381 J.W. Realtors. Equal housing opportunity.

FLORIDA HOMESITES Gen. Development Corp.

Hawaii Representative

Would you like to own a homesite in one of eight Florida locations?

Do you own property in one of their beautiful communities and want updated information?

Let me bring your dream home future closer to reality

For complete information contact Jim Watson (11) 488-8381, 623-4426 J.W. Realtors.

120 Home Fumleffinge

MATCHING blue plaid. sofa & chair, excl. cond., $475. 254-4583 eves.

WE BUY AND SELL Good Used Furniture

NIMITZ USED FURNITURE

3165 No Nen& Hwy. Ph 834-1080

PRICE LESS USED

FURNITURE Dressers, Nile Stands; Mirrors: Headboards: Desks. Koa Chairs. Rattan Chairs; Coffee Tables; End Tables, Glass Top Game Tables; Pivot Top Gaines Tables; Sofas, Dinette Sets: Lamps: and much more

ALL BARGAINS 139A Hekill St., Kallua

262-7938

Classified I l I August 27-September 2, 1987

DODGE

RELOCATION SAVINGS _

CUTTER DODGE HAS RELOCATED TO THE ALL NEW CUTTER AUTOMOTIVE CORNER

630 PIIKOI TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU

PEARL CITY 630 PIIKOI 100's of CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM

ZERO DOWN OR AS LOIN AS1.9% APR*

OR UP TO $1000 REBATE* 1987 DODGE COLT

#71842

"0" DOWN $300 FACTORY REBATE

$139 MONTH 60 mos 12.88% APR. $6061.23 lus doc., tax, lic.

'On selected models Anral Percentage Pate 24 mos Chrysler Credit Corp

1987 RAM 50 PICKUP #71830

"0" DOWN $300 FACTORY REBATE

$149 MONTH 60 mos. 12.88% APR. S6476.47 plus doc., tax. lic

On approved c iretiici es suLtiect

SPECIALIZING IN MILITARY FINANCING

'81 SUBARU (RFG4911

NOW! $995

'85 DODGE ARIES (14.119343)

NOW! $4995 '80 PLYMOUTH CHAMP

(BTP583)

NOW! $1695

'68 TOYOTA (ACJ886)

NLY! $395

SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE '81 FORD ESCORT

(cocI50)

NOW! $ 1295

'83 COLT (1M207)

NOW! s1995

'76 FORD MUS1ANG '81 RAM CHARGER 4x (AGA575) (HMSO)

NOW! 5995 NOW! $639 '84 CHARGER

(ooms)

NOW! $3995

'77 FORD LTD WAGON (B50681)

NOW! $995

'86 CARAVAN SE (C0E758)

ONLY! $12,995

'79 DODGE MAXI WAGON I C811087)

NOW! $2995 '79 DATSUN 210

180P587)

ONLY! $695

'83 TOYOTA '84 DODGE COLT icrtizim (8X00781

NOW! $3395 NOW!

'85 TOYOTA TERCEL (BY8141)

$4595 NOW!

79 FORD (8(.1110E8)

'86 TOYOTA COROLLA '83 FORD THUNDERBIRD (MKK757) (FIST861)

ONLY! $6995 ONLY $5395

UTTER DODGE

'85 COLT (CRW093)

ONLY! $3995

Sale exp. 9/1 /87

DOWNTOWN 630 Piikoi 528-1720

PEARL CITY !Next lo Pearl Cily Tavern)

921 Kam. Hwy. 455-1071

120 Home Furnishings

ANTIQUE wht/gld. French Prov. triple dresser %Wig. framed mirror 2 furniture commodes for the bdrm. incl. $850, gold queen sofa bed $98, 2 rattan chairs $35 & $75 white. gold. and green rugs, dishes/accessories, books, music, lamps. some patio turn., round tables, plants. Beau- tiful Korean etagere, lamps, commodes, pottery, mirrors, paintings, ceramic elephant. antique blanket chest, lots of brass and decorator gift items. Much

. morel Call 282 -4439 7 am- 10 pm KING Size Waterbed w/ mirror canopy & much more. Lorrie 471-0671.

MUST Sell - x-tra large " custom made sectional

desk $250. Also 4 drawer file cabinet. office equipment. 239-7761

NICE cabinet. dining table w/8 chairs $200. Call 395- 4741

TRUNDLE BED- NEW COND.

$100. Ph. 395-4882

ANTIQUES: Oak kitchen cabinet $400; oak

rocker $75; pine dresser $90; oak chairs $25 ea.; Walnut din. table $80; end tables $25 & $35,

beds $15 & $40. Ph. 261-1558

LOVESEAT earthtones, good cond. $125. Call 623- 3738 eves.

DECORATOR lamps $25 ea.; chandelier; porlacrib $15. Call 262-9794

ON. size blue hideaway couch, was $1700, will sell $500. Ph. 947-2557

SEARS Orthopedic king size bed, $300 254-1390

7-PIECE Living Room Set - Couch, love seat, chair, ottoman, end tables, coffee table. Contemporary design in solid pine. Beige with subtle blue & brown stripes. Good condition. Only $499. Call 254-3265 eves and weekends.

RATTAN-Beautiful 5 pc. living rm. set $550; Rattan dining set $350. All new. Ph. 734-1554

122 Travel

CHEAP AIRLINE TICKETS 526-3995

LA/SF $139, NY/DC/Bos/ - Mia. $319, E. Cat. $398 RT,

<, W. Cat. $299 RT, interisle 8/ $189 Travel Savers 946 - 3911

CHEAP Tickets jet tickets anytime - any isle $29.95. West Cst. $159 1 way, East Cst $398 RT 947-3717

ROUND TRIP TICKET In your name to Anchorage San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas. Port- land or Seattle. Good thru 6/88, need 2 week lead lime. Value to $568. it's yours for $425 Call Chris at 235-5881 days, or 235 0367 eves

123 Morino-Storage 124 Geroge/Lanai Sale

FREE Pick-up Lowest Prices. Downtown Area

The Storage Room 523-9374

ABC MOVERS No move too small!!

Call Al 942-2993

own & Country Hauling "The recommended mov- rs!" Specializing in con-

dos, apts. 8 pianos. (N272- C) Islandwide. 949-4680

LOWEST Cost Household Storage Only 164 per Cu. ft

Primo Storage 487-2098

124 garage/Lanai Sale

435 AULIMA LP. Kailue- corner bed unit, sewing machine, lamps, clothes, plants, & more. Sat. only Sam -2pm

YARD Sale: Aug. 29/30, Sat./Sun., clothes, more. 94-017 Hokupalemo Pl., Militant 9-4

COLLECTIBLES, clothes, books, turn. & hshld., Fri. & Sat., Aug. 28 8 29, 808 Wanaao Rd., Kallua 8 to ?

MOVING Sale-misc household items, plants, clothes, odds 8 ends. 235- 2098

BIG Garage Sale: Sat., Aug. 29, 7-1, 1175 Olowalu Way, Hawaii Kai.

MOVING Sale-freezer, washer/dryer, ref rig., queen size sole bed, misc. turn. & household Items. Sat. Aug. 29, Sam -3pnt 98- 980 Paiute Way, Aloe.

GARAGE Sale: King bed/ Teak din. table, chairs, vacuum. Iota of misc. Items, Sat. Only. Abg. 29, 8-5, 941 Alahaki St., Kallua

COLLECTIBLES, antiques, art & prints, rattan

turn., shelving unit & lots of great junque, 1343

Kahili St., Kailua, Sat. Only, 8-3.

ARTWORK One Day Only. Sat., Aug. 29, 9 to 2, Great buys & prices. 162 Aikahl Lp., Kailua

GARAGE Clearance Sale - 8/28-8/29, 9-4 pm. Lots of misc. items incl. yard & house plants, bargains galore) 595 Uluhaku St. Olomana Community

KAILUA Sale-clothes, toys, misc. Fri. 8 Sat., 8/28 8 29, 8-2. 363-Kaimake Lp.

HAWAII Kai sale - Sat. 8/ 29. 8-2 p.m. 7224 Luhi Pl. Ph. 395-4379

1978C HAMMOND XXX Cir., Sat.. 8/29, 8-4 m, lanai turn., sewing mach., work- bench, 440 eng. parts 8 trans., other misc.

ANTIQUES. air cond., bldg. supplies. surf sails, new clothes (Jams Tool). wicker, computer, pro- grammer, games, Sat., 6- 28, 7 a.m to 2. lopono Lp. Look for signs

GARAGE Sale: Some furniture, kitchen goods, sample sporting goods, kitchen and bath accessories and luggage. Saturday (8/29), from 7 a.m -3 p.m., 68 - Ilwill Hawaii Kai

5-FAMILY 8/29 8 30, 8-4: 3 piece rattan furniture $150. refrigerator $175, lots of misc.. clothes and toys. 45- 429 Pus iota St., Kaneohe. Ph. 247-0272

KAPUNAHALA - Sat. 8/29, 9-4, 45-729 Anoi Rd.. 4 family, plants, etc.

GARAGE Sale - Sat.. Aug. 29, 8-2. Carpet, drapes, 980, mlniblinds, fans, loud speakers, clothes, misc. 210 Aikane St., Alkahi Park, Keilua

BAMBOO Chairs, chaise lounge, oil paintings, frames, art supplies, clothes, tools. air compres- sors, Sunfish sailboats, chain. hshld. misc. 45-167 Kahanahou Circle. 8/29 & 8/30, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

GARAGE Sale: 45-612 Mahinul Rd., Kaneohe, Sat., Aug. 29, 9 to 5 p.m.. Sun., Aug. 30, 9 to 4 p.m., small appliances, kitchen items. misc. sewing notions. clothing new & used. food Items.

126 Home *lams ,

CLEAN used refrigerators starting from $79. Call 845- 0591.

REFRIGERATORS, used, excl. cond. $85. 1218 Aulkl SI. 8-3:30, 841-2623

WHIRLPOOL Washer - Used. excellent working cond. $150/offer. Ph. 261- 8349 after 5 p.m.

FROST free refrigerator, Westinghouse 15 cu., metal office desk, dining room buffet. 623-3885.

REFRIGERATOR 17 cu. ft., icemaker, auto-defrost. white $75.261 -8709.

REFRIGERATORS full size $95 8 up. Guaranteed. Call 621-9003

APPLIANCES W/FULL 1

YR. GUARANTEE Name brands only, prices from: Washers $199, dryers $149, refrigs. $199, stoves $189, dishwashers $199, water heaters $89 8 much more! Ross's Appliance 8 Furn. on Nimltz Hwy. Delivery 8 financing avail. 841-7336

WASHER 8 dryer $150 for both, good cond. Ph. 263- 4770

SEARS Kenmore washer, 2 yrs. old 20; king wvele waterbe$d

5 w/frame

a $150

235-6978

AMANA frost free 22 Cu., clean, good cond., white $125.486 -2794

WHIRLPOOL Range, avo- cado color. $75. 283 -4248 or 262-7505.

JENN-Air cooktop with grill and griddle $400. Ceti 488- 2076

126 tascellaneous

ICE CREAM TRUCK Soda Machine. Call 523- 6019 eves.

VACUUM cleaners, like new $24.95 8 up with guarantee. Call 735-6452

'85 FILTER Queen Vacuum. cost $850. Must sell $250 Ph. 735-4651, 926-7292

'85 RAINBOW Vacuum. Cost $900. Must sell $350. Call 735-2055, 923-7943

ELECTROLUX Vacuum. Cost $1000. Must sell $300. Call 455-9374 GOLF clubs & bags, Wil- son. 8 @ $90, Spaulding, 6 @ $70 or offer 262-5065

WHITE Sewing Machine. Excl. cond. Hardly used. $175/best ofr. 671-8078.

WANTED Antiques- Jewelry 8 collectibles. Gold 8 silver 262-5526 dlr.

DINING Room Set 8 Living Room turn. 8 Yamaha street bike. Offer. 671-5326

FOR Sale: ladies left hand golf clubs, woods and irons. 261-4839

KING waterbed. heater, sheets $250; like new 10 spd. $100. 254-3357

SCUBA gear, toys, turn., kids books, household items, 8 more! 235-8427

'84 DIAMOND back boys bike, 1 spd., free wheeling hand brakes, good cond. $55. Ph. 262-2088

LUXMAN 5 component stereo w /spkrs., good cond. Asking $1,500. Ph. 396- 0113

HOOVER vacuum, concept I power drive, excl. $55. Ph 261-9992

FOR Sale: like new two twin bed mattresses; box springs, frames, pads, spreads, linens. $300 Phone 395-5169

T-SHIRTS, hats and posters for Thunderbird visit Sept. 17 and 18 have

arrived. For more information call Mary

Farley at 422-5630

FOR Sale: gas lawn mower; apt. size elec. stove, 2 typewriters. 235-3973

AMWAY Products delivered, money back guarantee. Call 487-5241

DRESSERS; twin bed; dinette $100 each; stereo and wall unit $150 each, TV 13" color $125. Phone 239-4972

PLANTS for sale. All kinds. Big and small. Cheap. 623-4943

COUCH Ian 8' $150; Stereo AM/FM cassette player/ recorder; Phonograph, attachments $125; Oil paintings-three; Ironing board $15. 395-2223

LOVESEAT earthtones good cond. $100, full size headboard like new $80. stereo fully equipped $450. Call Susan 422-0022 evenings .

126 Miscellaneous

TAMALESI Homemade, for a delicious change of pace. Catering avail. 239-5579

CRYSTAL figurines, wholesale, duck decoys. much more. 254-3124.

SELLING Out Doll business. Molds, glass eyes, blank bisque heads & parts. Equipment so forth. Call Mary 262-0337

GUITAR w/case $45. Tires Goodyear P20575R14, near new, 4 for $100. Red wing steel toe boots, size 10w, new $50. Telescope Talmo zoom 20)(60 $50. Ecollte housing w/strobe light $95. Ph. 625-2668.

NEW Picnic Tables $90. Porch swing

9 $80; fine work-

manship. 293-832

ART Deco Gas Stoves good cond. $375.

Ph. 524-3989

CLIFF'S Economy Furni- ture and Thrift Shop, 1907 N. King Street. 841-4443

10 SPD. Ladles bike w/child seal attached $50, 3 spd. bike $25, lrg. paintfng (ship), mirrors: 36"x38" $15; 5'x4' $30. turntable w/ AM/FM tape 2 speakers $50, wall unit -len redwood shelves w/metal tracks 8 frames $50, 4 wooden chairs $10/ea. $2 seat cush- ions. 261-1691.

TWIN size waterbed, complete w/frame, headboard, pedestal 8 heater, also super size twin waterbed w/ frame 8 headboard, 1

queen size Sealy bed complete. Call 235-2677 eves. only.

WANTED: Good used bunk beds In good condition. Call 235-2677 eves. only

127 Miscellaneous Wooled

WANTED to buy coconuts.

Call 239-9111 evenings.

129 Stereo, Video & TelyrIelon

6 PIECE barrel bar set, $1250, when new sacrifice $250 only. Ph. 261-1133.

POLK SDA/SRS speakers oak. $1600.

Phone 487-8528

TEK, HP, scopes, counters generators and more. Nue- ron. Call 842-0222

130 AntlquesArt

WINDWARD Antiques- Buy, sell, trade. Also. antique clock repair. 160 Hamakue Dr 262-5526

131 Bicycle Sales & Services

10 SPEED 27 inch lady's Takara racer, excellent shape $100. Ph. 259-7219

132 Computers

- - - -- COMPUTRONICS

- 836-

0273 Discount Atari and IBM clones. Rentals, repair. free lesi,uns arid sales.

GMAC FINANCING

OR CASH BACK TO er

'8 q138

1987 CHEVY SPECTRUM 2 door, hatchback. 5 speed, power steering, air conditioning, retail $10,565.50. Stir 6646

1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 door, lull factory equipped, automatic, power steering, retail $12,888.00. Slk 6925

$69.4117, .0R"

1987 CHEVY NOVA 4 door, 5 speed, retail $9,640.50. Slk 6368

1987 MAZDA 323 3 door. hatchback, retail $9,148.50. SIk 6648

1987 CHEVY S-10 P'UP r brakes, rally wheels, retail

$13,810.50. LT7t198

1987 CHEVY SPRINT ER 2 door, hatchback, 58 MPG Highway, retail $7,906L0. SIk 7148

1987 CHEVY S-10 BLAZER 4 cylinder, 4 speed. power steering, Indian brente idiot $15.705.50. SIk 7010

1987 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Automatic, V8, tinted gilass, elr conditioning, lilt wheet, retail 516,025.50. Stk 6478

17 -1188 lOrir=3 1188.07. -

st 1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 8 passenger, 6 cylinder. 5 spd PS. AC. cruise control. retail $16,722.50 Stk 7468

'FlOss Iron, 19% APIS or casts rebore depend on the tenons ol Cllfuraci &al Ike model solaced. On approved 611406 M011Oi may nos be ...city ea Shawl. Al cry subloci to pax Ws Prices plus ias A licents

"Fataxylnconoves are assigned at Ina deseet

'81 Chevy 3 /4 Ton 414. 8 eel AT. PS 11810.1

$6,988

'81 Pont. Firebird 6 cp., AT, AC. 501260

$2,995

'84 Dodge Ram 150 OW, 4 tpd 31324

$5,788

'79 Honda Accord {sod PS, AC. AAY4114

$2,795

'81 Toyota Wagon 4 cyl AT. low nd. 5111010

$2,395 '84 Celebrity CL WSW. Owl., AC CIIPS2t

$6,395

'79 Toyota Supra Felt, !tided 11116836

$2,995

'84 Subaru GL I d1.. 4 cyl , 5 tad. BX.A643

$3,595 '84 Honda Accord

2 dE, 4 lyl., 5 sod 101A124

$4,995

'79 Datsun 280Z Matt amity, spd. BP 0910

$3,995

'86 Nissan 4x4 P'Up 4 cyl,, 5 tpd., PS 003721

$8,988 '81 Chevy 1/2 Ton 2 WO, 5 cp.. 3 sad., PS. 12074

49888

2999 N. NIMITZ HWY. 8361222 One Block Ewa of Lagoon Drive

TOYOTA TERCEL EZ EZ TO LOOK AT, EZ TO DRIVE ... EZ TO OWN

FEATURES: Powerful 1.5 litr multi-

valve engine. Smooth-shifting 4-

speed manual transmission

Sleek aerodynamic styling

1987 TERCEL

1987 TOYOTA TERCEL IS SLEEK, DEPENDABLE

AND SO

AFFORDABLE! "Tercel considered one 01

the top ten most trouble- free cars!!""

THEY'RE SELLING ! R ODAY FOR BEST SELECTION! ENDS AUG. 31, 1987.

'60 MONTHS FINANCING 12.5 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE, INCLUDES TAX 8 LIC ON APPROVED CREDIT MAY NOT BE EXACTLY AS SHOWN SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE "J D Power & Assoc Qualify Survey

WAIPAHU TOYOTA 94.757 FARRINGTON HWY., WAIPAHU

A 15151`,10 \ (71

PA( II 1(

Ph: 677-3161 MILITARY FINANCING AVAILABLE

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wysuborNIAIPA141 Chevy 10505A

132 Computers

XT Turbo-640K. I/O card color w /swivel, floppy, 20 MB. almost new. $1400, 684 -3177,499 -2296

133 Jewelry & Clothing

GOLD Nugget Wedding rings 8 engagement rings Lorrie 471-0671; 422-0625

144 Musical Instruments

YAMAHA PC70 elec. brand piano. Great shape. Nice action $2100. 259-5807 Klp

BEAUTIFUL Mahogany dein Grand. Must sell 51397 or offer. 926-7566

UPRIGHT Bass & Fender reverb. Allen bass 8 amp.. Allen speaker, 523-6019

PIANO w/bench $350. Organ w/bench $400. Ph 395-6338

MIRAGE digital sampler keyboard, 30 disks, manu- als $120)/ofr. 261-8142

PIANO Sale Gulbransen Acoustic Console, good condition $400. 988-5176

BALDWIN piano. like new, $1000

848-5177 -- - --

Easy Yardage! Find out how easy it can he to mow that lawn . . . even when you missed a week and it's grown tall!! Honda's powerful 4-stroke engine is built specifically for Honda mowers - nothing else. So don't buy a mower. Buy a Honda.

BRODIE POWER EQUIPMENT CO.

603 Coral St. Waipuh Honolulu 6714691 526-9035

LIMITED SUPPLY!! Equipment in,rfurrnance and safety we resornmend you read 11 ..,r ,h4111q., 111.111.11 th1,. 01 h. 1.1111.1 your HOINLI POW, Equgsnlent. 16165

A . .. 11Ausin Muter Cu., Inc.

GET IT NOW AND SAVE!

August 27-September 2, 1987 Classified IV

WAIPAHU AUTO CHEVROLET

119 ° Annual Percentage

Rate Financing OR SUPER LOW FINANC

OR yg Sio CASH

0 '87 S-10 4x4 BLAZER 17 S-10 4x4 PICKUP

9% Annual Percentage Rate Financing on Approved Credit. 24 months On selected models. Slightly higher rates at longer terms evadable. S1000 cash back on New S-10 Blazer and S-10 Pickup (except EL model). &Mon Celebrity. $800 or Cavalier. $500 on Spectrum. $350 on Camaro, Corsica, Beretta & Caprice. &300 on Sprint, Nova, Spectrum Express Rebate and financing incentives not combinable incentwes ends September 30, 1987.

"YOUR KAMAAINA CHEVY DEALER"

ING

BACK

CHEVROLET 0 0 How (0

FASKIINGTON HWY

94279 FARRINGTON HWY. PH: 671-2871 A DIVISION OF SERVCO PACIFIC INC.

WAIPAHU CHM?

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WINDWARD TOYOTA TRUCK Ls.ls

1987 SPECTRUM

Lowest priced 4x4 with rugged steel skid plates for protection-standard

2.4 liter engine, 5 speed manual overdrive transmission Hi-Track independent front suspension See our lowest priced 4x4 today!

PLUS TAX AND LICENSE, SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE

1.9% FINANCING BASED ON 24 MONTH PAYMENT 0 A C

..$1000 CASH BACK FOR S-10 MODELS EXCEPT 'EL'

105 S KAM HWY LOCATED ONLY 2 7 MILES

NORTH OF MILILANI

AVAI PERCI RG1. HAI I

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SION DEPENDING ON MODEL

1987 S-10 PICKUP #700248 TAN

PWR BRKS, AM/FM, PWR

STEERING RETAIL $11,885 SPECIAL PRICE 9,875 CASH REBATE -1000

PRICE $8,875* 1987 SPECTRUM I/700346 SILVER AIR, SPT MIR. PWR STR,

AM RADIO RETAIL $11,054 SPECIAL PRICE 9,415 CASH REBATE - 700

YP Ul CBE $8,715* 1987 NOVA 0700257 MED RED

AIR, AM/FM, PWR STR

RETAIL $11,658 SPECIAL PRICE 10,035 CASH REBATE -500 YOUR

PRICE $9 535* 1988 CORSICA #800028 MED BLUE

AIR, TINT. AM/FM RETAIL $14,044 SPECIAL PRICE 11,885 CASH REBATE -350 YOUR PRICE $11,535*

CHEVROLE T TOYOTA SUZUKI USED CARS PP RTS SERVICE PARTS 622 -1621 SERVICE 62' 8454

NISSAN OF WAHIAWA's

ouLDWIlAsOK TOYOTA FOR ANYTHING

MORE!

YES! WE'RE OPEN ON SUNDAY!!

'87 4x4 STANDARD BED TRUCK*

'Shown with optional equipment

WINDWARD TOYOTA 45-655 Kam Hwy. Call: 235-0068 Div. of Servco Pacific Inc.

144 Musical Instruments

PIANO, Kimball 42" oak, like new $1700/offer. Ph. 396-3856

RECONDITIONED pianos. call & compare. 235-3040 DLR

148 Boats -Supplies/ Services

ROSE SKI Ocean Kayak for sale - excl. cond.,

incl. car top, turzo racks $500 Call 261-2467

eves only

21"86 BAYLINER Bowrlder w /lrlr 275hp Volvo I /O, extras. excl $17.500. 396-7408

18' RAYCONCRAFT SK In- board V8 Set-up for water- skiing $2800/bo 487-2994 days

AA 200 HORSEPOWER '82 Evinrude.

Offer 235-1520

12' AQUA-Cat, no trailer, Hawaii Kai Marina $300. Ph. 395-4285

PRINDLE 16'. Nice, no trailer. $1500. 622-2535 a.m., 262-2992 p.m. Randy

18' GALAXY V8, inboard, new engine, trailer, tri-hull. Sacrifice. Ph. 946-6964 '

14' HOBIE Cat. custom sail, extras. Good cond $700/

. offer. 988-3093.

16 FT. wood/Glass sampan 78 Johnson, 55hp, w /eloc start, galv. trailer $2000 Ph 262-0172

17' FIBERFORM boat, I /O, w/120hp Volvo motor 8 trailer $3400. Comes w/ VHF radio, CB radio, life preservers, anchor 8 rope 395-1754

147 Sporting Goods

ROWING Machine-like new, $75. Call evenings 263-6248 ask for Jami

LEFT handed Browning deluxe Bushmaster, com- pound bow, draw 30 to 31

in., draw weight 55 to 70 lbs., 50% letoff w/Browning Kwikee Quiver, 6 Easton 217 game getter arrows, Cobra sights & cable guide $250. 254-3762

WEIGHT SET $70/offer.

Ph. 622-3525

3 SAILBOARDS: 8'4" asymmetrical wave board $200.8'5" wave board $300/ oft. 9' slalom board $350 Sails for sale also 737-5397 Ty

151 Pets Everything

AKC German Shep. pups. 12 wks. 1st shots 8 worm- ed 689-7225/847-0058

COCKATI ELS-hand fed, tame babies, all types, excl. health $50-$75. 672-4101

151 Pets - Everything

RINGNECKS, Lutino, Blue Splits, Budgies. Bourkes tame cockatiels $39 ea. Scarlet chested parakeets. Barrabands, Rosallas Plum Heads. Ph. 235-2608

CAVALIER King Charles male puppy, 4 mos. old, $500.422 -7912.

CHAMPIONSHIP CFA lines registered blue point Siamese male kitten $300, eves. 677-0658

ALL Breed dog grooming Mobile Grooming Salon. Competitive rates. Call 422- 2852 for appt.

WANTED: 2 Seal/Chocolate kittens II your Siamese is expecting, call 247.1067

UKC Pit BIll Pups for sale. Home of the old family, red nose line, 621 -7270.

FOR Sale: 14 month black Chow with papers. Ph. 254- 6287

WANTED: female Basenji, purebred only, 1-2 yrs. old. 396 -0231 5-7 p.m.

PURE Bred Red Doberman Pup - Must sell $100 Call before 3:00 p.m 944-8868

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! BIRD SEMINAR presented by PARROT PROMOTIONS. INC. Sept. 19th. Phone 395-1634 for more information.

DALMATION puppies $200 ea. Reserve one now! 3 wks. old pure bred, AKC Call Ron after 5pm. 696-2842

AKC CHOW CHOW red puppy 6 wks. No shots, female 595-4601

FOR Sale: Lovebirds and assorted Finches.

Phone 254-3020

156 Auto Service /Ports

RENAULT repairs by factory trained tech. Work guaranteed, Ph. 239-4733

PORSCHE Auto Parts-New & Used. Call for low prices. Ph. 836 -8878

THE BATTERY FACTORY

Auto Batteries

$19.95 and up

Matorcycle altering Starters Alternators

810 Poliuliamil St.

533-3312

156 Auto Sennce/Parts

'80 HONDA Civic, 4 new tires, $250 Call 247-4531 eves. or Iv. msg.

COMPLETE

ENGINE OVERHAUL parts & labor Chevy Only

8 cyl. 5950 6 cyl. 5850

Phone 842-0375

161 Autos Wanted

WANTED: Small car. Must run good. Pay up to $750 cash. 261-3145

166 Piciwps, Trucks

'82 DATSUN Pick-up short- bed, excl. cond., new painl$2250 /ofr Dan 841- 7747; 456-1913

171 Motorcycles, Mopeds & Scooters

'78 SUZUKI 750, fairing, saddle bags 8 stereo $500 Firm. 254-2140

'81 YAMAHA 400 special, low mileage. new battery. must sell. bargain! 239- 7377

'83 YAMAHA XV920 Virago, Midnight Special,

blk. w/gold trim, excl. cond. Bought new in '85, $1900 or best offer.

487-5284 eves.

173 Auto Announcements

DIXIE AUTO Now open to N.C.O.A. members! Located in Wahiawa, N.C.O.A.

office For more info call 622-3982; 226-8289

174 Heavy Machinery Sc bloMmilot

'71 CJ5. V-6, 3 spd., full roll cage. Holley headers, comp-seats $2500. 488- 3589

175 Vans, Campers, Jeep. 4 WO

AAA fiberglass camper shell for small pickup. $310 247-2655 eves.

'65 INT'L. Scout - 3 spd., 4 cyl., excl. cond., runs well $2300/obo 262-7211 Russ

'75 VW Van, good cond., new tires, rebuilt en9. $3500/best offer Call David 949-6716

'78 FORD Custom Van, p/ 5, p/b. V-6, low mi. Must see. 922-1485 best offer.

'84 TOYOTA Van LE, a/c, silver. good cond. $9,500/ dr. 395-8666

176 Automobiles for Sole

OAHU USED CARS

'80 PHOENIX COUPE 5150

Auto. Rode. (A88.330) DowN

'77 GRAND PRIX V8 Auto. Redo. (BAJ-672) 5295 '68 CHEVY C40 Utility 4 s30 , Radio.

(995.TTO) $1495 74 CAPRI

4 spd Rode. (A17,580) 5495 '81 ARIES 4 dr., Auto. Rollo,

(BUY-780) 51595

90 Days Interest FREE

967 KAPIOLANI BLVD

528-3477 528-1288

'86 TRADIA, 5 spd., 2 tone 40 mpg , AM/FM tape, a/c Must sell $8500 834-4566

Audi

'77 AUDI FOX, runs great, 72,000 mi , fender damage $650 /offer. 262-5403 Tom

Cadillac

'80 SEVILLE, loaded, leather. Just like new! Must sell $7950. 261-0568

Chevrolet

'64 CHEVY Corvair, 2 dr. sports coupe. $1500/ofr 263-6222 or 235-8887

'73 CHEVY Caprice, 49.000 mi., excl running cond $500. 262-9103

78 CAMARO Auto., AM/FM. p/s,

$750/offer. 239-7408

'81 CHEVY Citation, V6, auto., hatchback, 4 dr. $1500. Ph. 521-7188

'82 CHEVY Cavalier, 4 dr., AM/FM, air. good cond. $1800. 293 -2820

'86 CORVETTE. leather, Bose, 3 tops, 5 yr. wrnty. $26,500. 834-4078.

'86 CELEBRITY, mint cond. Fully loaded, lull wrnty. $8300/ofr. 247-3719

Datsun

'74 260 Z 4-spd , rims, excl cond. it & out, low mi., air, charcoal color. Must sell $3300 OBO. Call 525-1339 or 923-5582.

'77 280 Z Red, 5 spd., very good cond. $3000. Ph 672- 4013 late eves.

'78 DATSUN B210, auto.. runs well, needs body work $500/offer. 254-5729

78 DATSUN 280Z (2+2) a/ C. AM/PM radio, 4 spd.. excl. cond. $4500. Ph. 395- 9735

'79 DATSUN 8210, good transportation. 4 dr. $525. Ph 247-0711 eves.

*CASH BACK

DES T CLEARANCE SALE

Offer Expires 8/31/87!

$400 to $2000 or

.I le54

'87 SENTRA XE COUPE Auto, P/S, Stereo.

LIST $11,924 -DISCOUNT 1.529 -CASH BACK 700

=PRICE 9,695

413156 LIST $15,874 '87 PATHFINDER -DISCOUNT 2,179

4x4. 5 Spd , P/S -CASH BACK 1.200

=PRICE 12,495

'87 MAXIMA GXE Auto A /C. Stereo


'PRICE 15,495

'87 300 ZX GL Auto.. T -Bar, A/C

*ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING niu

AS LOW AS 0.0 70

LIST $23,849 -DISCOUNT 3,554 -CASH BACK 2,000

=PRICE 18,295

Nissan of Wahiawa

413059

'87 SENTRA E S/W

6 Spa P/S


=PRICE 8,195

'87 200 SX XE 5 Spd , P/S, Stereo

LIST $13,499 DISCOUN T 2,504

-CASH BACK 1,000

=PRICE 9,995

1912 Wilikina Drive, Wahiawa 621-0761

Across from Schofield Barracks EXCI UOES SERI flA STD 3 9APRFOR24140MIRS RATE VANES MTH 1(194 SALE ENDS 8/3137 PLUS DEALER INSTALLED ACCESSORIES IF ANY ALL CARS SUBJECT 10 PRIOR SALES ALL PRICES TAX. LIC. a DOC FEE OFFER NOT cor.raNAntE WITH ANY OTHER ADVERTISED SPECIALS.

'79 FORD P/U 4x4 00$40 (mx-r54s) $6895 '86 ISUZU PICKUP *WI (CNU173) $5895 '75 CUTLASS SUPREME

(ACSO7I) $1195 '75 MONTE CARLO nu (Aswan $995

UTTER *1,,

FORDISUZU

'80 LeBARON MN (MUM

'83 FAIRMONT (CDR2113)

$595

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I leisi :11 Rainbows to sport new offense in '87

This is a year of transi- tion for the University of Hawaii football program.

A new head coach, two new key assistant coaches, and a whole new offensive system will be introduced to fans when the Rainbows take the field Sept. 5 in the home season opener against Fullerton State at Aloha Stadium.

The UH defense, solid as a rock and among the best in the nation in recent years, may be the only facet of the game that will not be substantially changed this season.

The new head coach is Bob "Wags" Wagner, an assistant for 10 years to former head coach Dick Tomey and, for the past four years, the man who ran the Bows' defense.

The two key assistant cbaches are Rich Ellerson, who will handle the defense, and Paul John- son, the offensive coordinator.

Wagner didn't hesitate very long before reaching into Canada to replace

himself as the defensive coordinator. He called in Ellerson, a former Rain- bow player and assistant coach with whom he had worked in past years.

Ellerson played as a linebacker and center in 1973-77 and was the outside linebacker coach and defensive line coach from 1981-83. Since then he has coached in the Canadian Football League, last year as a defensive coordinator, the post he now fills at his alma mater.

111:111.11:E Johnson, the offensive

coordinator for Georgia Southern last year, led his team to national Division I-AA offense records. His high-powered offense led the division's schools in rushing yards, total yards and points scored per game.

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d I 41E0101AXii : Wagner takes over as UH head coach

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Bob Wagner, 40, became the 19th head football coach in University of Hawaii history when he was appointed to the position in January. He served 10 years as an assistant to Dick Tomey, who has taken over as head coach at the Uni- versity of Arizona.

Wagner came to the OH in 1977 and worked

11P1:1301:14,11011 Sept. 5 - UH vs. Fullerton State at Aloha Stadium Sept. 12 - UH vs. Wisconsin at Madison Sept. 26 - UH vs. Texas-El Paso at El Paso

Oct. 3 - UH vs. Yale at Aloha Stadium Oct. 10 - UH vs. New Mexico at Albuquerque Oct. 17 - UH vs. Utah at Aloha Stadium Oct. 24 -- UH vs. Brigham Young University at

Aloha Stadium Oct. 31 UH vs. San Diego State at Aloha

Stadium Nov. 7 - UH vs. Colorado State at Aloha Stadium Nov. 21 - UH vs. Air Force Academy at Aloha

Stadium Nov. 28 - UH vs. Wyoming at Aloha Stadium

Dec. 5 - UH vs. Arkansas at Aloha Stadium

as an assistant coach to then head coach Larry Price. "Wags," as he is known by friends, remained on the staff when Tomey took over the helm in 1978. In 1983, Wagner was promoted to defensive coordinator.

During his years under Tomey, Wagner coached the linebackers and the secondary and special teams. The Rainbows ranked sixth in the nation i.n 1977 in net punting and punting returns.

Prior to joining the UH, Wagner had assistant coaching stints at Muskingum College, the College of Wooster and the University of Wash- ington.

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The home field advantage the UH will enjoy in six of the eight conference games should be a boon to the Rainbows. Last year, when they played four conference games on the road, the Bows had a 4-4 conference record.

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SEPTEMBER 5 FULLERTON STATE AT ALOHA STADIUM

With coach Gene Murphy committed to the school, the Titans are expected to improve on last year's 3-9 win-loss record.

A Pacific Coast Athletic Conference member, Ful- lerton State has several key players returning,

including quarterback Ronnie Barber. who came off the redshirt list last year when starting signal caller Tony Dill was lost. for the season.

Ed Gillies. who has been called the best player on the team. returns and has been moved to a guard slot. from offensive tackle. The Titans also boast fine receivers.

If Fullerton State has a problem, it is with the defense. Coach Murphy has said that if Fullerton is to be competitive this year, its defense must get stronger.

Look for the Bows to win the opener against Fuller- ton State.

SEPTEMBER 12 WISCONSIN

AT MADISON, WISC. Big Ten teams have

given the Rainbows trouble, particularly when playing in the Big Ten team's home tent, but Wis- consin this year faces many of the same difficulties that the University of Hawaii must overcome.

Wisconsin has a new coach, who welcomes only eight returning starters. seven on the offense and only one, safety Pete Nowka, on defense. Also the squad will have to learn the veer offense, which Don Morton. the new head coach, brings to Wisconsin.

The Bows may yery well win the first road game of the year in Wisconsin.

SEPTEMBER 26 TEXAS-EL PASO

AT EL PASO, TEXAS The Rainbows rest. for a

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UTEP has four starters returning to its defensive line, but its offensive line had holes to fill when spring training began. Whether adequate replacements have been found will he decided early

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Johnson, who is respon- sible for getting the run- and-shoot spread attack into high gear, explains the run-and-shoot as an offense with options.

When opponents are shutting down the running game, the offense can shift quickly into the passing offense. When the enemy is defending well against the passing attack, the running phase of the run-and-shoot-is called to the rescue.

In one game last year, Johnson's team passed for 400 yards and in another game ran for 400 yards, a lot of yardage per game no matter how you get it.

Wagner made the decision to go to the run-and- shoot before hiring either of his key assistants. He believes that the spread offense was made for the kihd of players that Hawaii generally recruits. His reference is to the fact that the Bows recruit very few, if any, behemoths, but does attract many smaller, quick players

who often are multi- talented.

Defense With a defense

anchored by All- American Al Noga, and the new run-and-shoot offense that can cover up some expected offensive weaknesses, optimists are predicting that Hawaii will improve on its 1986 7- 5 win-loss record.

However, it can be pointed out also that the Rainbows lost 15 starters from last year's team and only five offensive and two defensive starters returned for this season. This left many holes for coaches to fill with rela- tively inexperienced personnel.

Noga, whose brother Niko last month inked an $800,000, three-year con- tract with the professional St. Louis Cardinals, will get some help on defense this year from a transfer - that is if the notices about Ken Masterson are not inflated.

Masterson is a former starting linebacker for the Southern Methodist Uni- versity Mustangs, whose football program has been shut down for two years by the NCAA.

Still, the fact remains that Noga and defensive

back Pat McCray are the only returning starters on defense.

Quarterbacks The Rainbows have a

plethora of quarterbacks to choose from this year. Warren Jones is expected to get the nod to start the season. Should he not cut the mustard or sufffer injury, coaches Wagner and Johnson can reach into the quarterback bag and pull out Walter Briggs, Ken Niumatalolo or Garrett Gabriel.

Slotback Marco John- son, an All-Western Ath- letic Conference return specialist in .1986 - and an All - American candi- date this year - is one of the returnees counted upon to pile up big yardage figures. He and Jun- ior Lopati are expected to handle the bulk of the running offense this year.

Other ball-packers who will see plenty of action are Koldene Walsh, Hei- koti Fakava, Billy Ste- phens and redshirt Dane McArthur.

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moved to slot back. It is thought, however, that speedsters such as Jamie Collins, Marcel Williams, Martial Wallace, Chris Gaskill and Chris Roscoe will fill the bill ade- quately.

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The Miners finished with an overall 4-8 mark last season and were 2-6 in the WAC. However, with an improved defense it is expected that the Miners will be tougher to score upon in 1987.

The game is a toss-up at this point.

OCTOBER 3 YALE

AT ALOHA STADIUM This is the first time a

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Yale won only three of its 10 games last year and is not likely to do better

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this season unless senior quarterback Kelly Ryan shows the potential he displayed on the fresh- man squad three years ago. Also, Yale had a major rebuilding job to do on defense.

Barring a major improvement in Yale's offense and defense from last season, or a major let- down by the University of Hawaii, the Bows should win this one.

OCTOBER 10 UNIVERSITY OF NEW

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The big problem has been finding a quarterback to replace Ned James, the WAC leader in passing efficiency last year. Also, James Stew- art, counted on to provide much-needed help at running back, missed spring practice because of a knee injury and is still an unknown quantity.

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Injuries to key personnel were the problem last year and, lacking depth, the Utes are in a rebuilding phase. The team last year finished dead last in the nation in total defense.

Only three starting players return to the offen-

sive unit, one of them Eddie Johnson, the WAC's second leading rusher and an All-WAC selection in 1986. This year, Johnson will be running behind an inexperienced offensive line with only one returning starter.

Again, the Rainbows look like a winner.

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expected to romp as they have done so often in past years, but they are tough and will win more games than they will lose.

The Rainbows always have a hard time with BYU, as the series record of four victories and nine defeats for the Bows attests. BYU is coming off an eight win, five loss year in 1986, nevertheless is considered to be one of the two strong teams into the WAC. The other is San Diego State.

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It's tempting to call Hawaii the winner in this home game, but reality says the victor will be BYU.

OCTOBER 31 SAN DIEGO STATE

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State, is expected by most experts to win the title again this year. The Aztecs have had an excellent recruiting year and back for another shot at All-America honors is a quarterback Todd Santos.

Santos is San Diego's all-time leading- passer, with 7,493 yards, and could become the leading passer in NCAA history if he averages 261 passing yards per game this season. He averaged 255 yards last season.

Inexperience at some positions may hurt the Aztecs, but recruits are expected to settle into some of the holes and perform like veterans. This is true of both running backs and receivers.

Wagner put it in a summary issued by the UH athletic department.

It is expected that placekicking again will be handled by Rod Valverde, who last year made good on 13 of 20 field goals and 26 of 27 points after touchdown. Another possible placekicking specialist is Tracy Rutkowski, the leading junior college

scorer in California in 1985, who was redshirted by the Bows in 1986.

The punter this year very likely will be Kyle Ah Loo, who averaged 37.7 yards a kick last season. The Rainbows admit, however, that they are keeping an eye peeled for a kicker who can consis- tently reach the end zone on kickoffs.

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One key to the success of San Diego State in 1986 was the play of reserve offensive linemen, who return this year as experienced veterans. The Aztec kicking game should be one of the best in the nation.

Given the experience and known talent of San Diego and the rebuilding program of the Rainbows, the winner will be San Diego State.

NOVEMBER 7 COLORADO STATE

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nearly won the WAC title last year, is picked to finish last in the WAC this year. Why? Mainly because only four of the team's starters return, forcing a massive rebuilding job for Coach Leon Fuller.

The Rams' losses to graduation included Steve Bartalo, the WAC's all- time leading rusher, and Kelly Stouffer, who quar- terbacked the team for three years. The new quarterback will be untested and the running backs all are newcomers.

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This year, there isn't one unanimous pick. While the coaches feel the defending district champions will be contenders, all said that there were other teams that could dethrone them.

Here's what OIA coaches said about this year's season.

HONOLULU DISTRICT

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"We'll be competitive," said head coach Skipper Diaz. "But if our offensive lineman can come through, we'll be very competitive."

Kaimuki: Coaches have a good feeling about this team, which finished at a surprising 4.4 last year. The bulldogs, of the remaining teams in the Honolulu District, could surprise people.

Top returnees include linemen Sione Tupou and Jon Hamasaki, and linebacker Arid Fangon. Also back are running hacks Trent Nakamura and Ter- rence Kapoi. Vying for the quarterback spot will be Travis McKay and Blaine Gushikuma.

McKinley: This is another team the coaches feel could be a serious threat. Unlike last year, head coach Daryl Sakai has more players to work with.

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and Douglas Hubin. "We're real young," said

Sakai. "We had a senior team last year. We have a lot of people back who didn't have much playing time."

Kaiser: It's hard to leave Kaiser' out of the race, but. head coach Scott Chan described this year's squad as "green."

The passing-oriented Cougars have Brant Mc- Creadie at quarterback. McCreadie started the final game last season. His favorite target will be the swift Mike Williams at wide receiver.

Other key returnees include Glenn Kalima on the defensive line, running back Fred DeWitt, cornerback K.J. Ishikawa and linebacker Vie Sher- man.

Despite a finish last season, the Falcons gained respect from othev teams. Coach- es around the league speak highly of second- year head. coach Gordon Miyashiro.

Top returnees are quarterback Sean Ribeiro, wide receivers Tony Car- penter and Eric Seater, running back Jasor: Na- kasato and defensive back Brian Sambrueno.

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Kailua: Although head coach Alex Kane claims just four returning starters, rival coaches are aware that the Surfriders' size can match up with anyone, including Kahu- ku.

Back for Kailua is the quarterback tandem of Chris Hampe and Peter Albinio. As juniors last year, both shared the duties at the helm while playing full-time as defensive backs. Both will resume their duties on offense and defense this season as well.

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Kailua's biggest draw- back right now is sched- uling. Among its opponents are Leilehua, Far- rington and Waianae - all are contenders in their respective districts. And this is before the Surfrid- ers meet Kahuku and Cas- tle.

Kahuku: The Red Raid- ers could easily repeat with the talent that will be returning. Among them are quarterback Walter Santiago, tailback Byron Jeremiah and receivers

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Defensively, Kahuku returns all-star safety Raymond Galeai, whom head coach Lester Souza feels is one of the state's top players. Also back are Kingsley Ah You (DB), Feso Malafau (DT), Al Wily (LB) and Talbert Alo (DB).

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from page 11

the non-district opponents may be the key to winning the district. The Red Raid- ers will draw Radford, McKinley, Kalani, Pearl City and Kaimuki. Rad- ford and Pearl City are contenders.

Castle: No one's count- ing the Knights out of the district race. Mark Kane- coached Castle teams have always been tough competitors.

The Knights have 12 returning starters from last year. Among them are

655 yards and eight TDs. Also, last year's leading

tackler is back as are three starters from last year's backfield. Wyoming was only 6.6 last year, but most observers expect that record will be much improved.

Wyoming will be favored to defeat the Rain- bows in its last game of the 1987 season.

DECEMBER 5 UNIVERSITY OF

ARKANSAS AT ALOHA STADIUM

Arkansas is the best team that the University of Hawaii will face this year. The Razorbacks are

wide receiver/safety Jay Hatcher, linebacker Mika Liilii and safety Shane Albinio. Also back are offensive linemen Craig Kamihara and Jeff Liilii, wide receiver Dean :Miya- moto, cornerback Baba Hayashi, running back John Kema, fullback Danny Manea, linebacker Casey Kalahiki, and tight ends Richie Aguillana and Fred Shaw.

"We have a lot of young players," Kane said.. "But we have a lot of potential

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a near unanimous choice of veteran observers to win the Southwest Confer- ence championship and then go on the the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day.

Coach Ken Hatfield has said that the Razorbacks will use the pass and quarterback pitch more than they did last year when the offense was domi- nated by runs up the middle.

The only major problem this year was the rebuilding of the offensive line around Freddie Childress, a 350-pound guard. The defensive line is the strong point for the University of

Arkansas. Anchoring that line is nose guard Tony Cherico, a three-year starter and a cinch for All- America honors.

The Arkansas Razor- backs promise to be one of the better college football. teams in the nation this year. Therefore, barring a major upset, the Rain- bows can be expected to lose the final game of the 1987 season.

All in all, however, the rebuilding Bows should have no worse than a break even season of six wins and six losses. With a little luck, they may wind up at 7-5.

for growth." Kalaheo: "Kalaheo is

unknown," said Lester Souza. "But they were unknown last year and you know they did."

What the Mustangs did was finish with a surprising 6-2 record, tied for second with Kailua.

Kalaheo is unknown to coaches because it's under the leadership of new head coach Jonathan Kawai. No one knows just what to expect from the Mustangs.

They can expect returning players at several key positions, such as Cullen

Aoki at running back, Kelly Cacal at quarterback and Jac Thomas at wide-receiver/defensive back.

Other returnees include fullback Vince Cantrell, linebackers Kaleo Ume- bayashi and Bryon Ume- bayashi, tackle Lani Ma- lamala, defensive end Jason Dambacher, defensive backs Gordon Rosa- rio and Rex Barnum. LEEWARD DISTRICT

Waipahu: Coaches around the league feel the Marauders will pose a serious threat to Waianae

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Sept. 18-19

Moanalua-Waianae Radford-Nanakuli Waipahu-Aiea Waialua-Pearl City Leilehua-Campbell Kalani-Mililani Kaimuki-Castle Farrington-Kailua McKinley-Kahuku Kaiser-Kalaheo Roosevelt-Bye

Sept. 25-26

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Kaiser-Kalani Campbell-Waipahu Farring ton-Bye McKinley-Bye Pearl City-Bye

Oct. 2-3

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Oct. 9-10

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Oct. 16-17

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Head Coach Francis Claveria said his team's strength is the defense, but added that "our offense has been coming around." One of the rea- sons for the resurgence has been the addition of offensive coordinator Sam

from page 12

Delos Reyes, a former head coach at Nanakuli.

Waianae: Although head coach Harry Mitsui claims just three returning starters from last year's OIA championship team, everyone expects the Seariders to be contenders.

"We're really green," said Mitsui. "We have to fill a lot of holes left from

last year." A key returnee is third-

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Pearl City: The Chargers may have lost 23 players to graduation, but OIA coaches know that

A Mi lilani ball carrier tries to escape from a Leilehua defender.

Pearl City head coach Ben Ronquilio always gets the most out of his players.

"We don't have the size, but we'll be all right," said Ronquilio. "The dedica- tion of the boys has been outstanding."

Returnees for the Chargers include linemen Lui Burgess, Brant Fujii, James Aiken and Shane Nomura. Also back are Dean Nakamura (DB), James Quemado (DB), Gino Quinones (LB), Carl- ton Ige (E) and Jason Higa (E).

Campbell: With more players to work with, Sabers' head coach Duane Izumi is very pleased with his team's chances of being competitive in the tough Leeward District. Izumi said he has quality players starting, but hopes his younger players provide assistance as back-ups "to give the two- way players some rest."

Returning on offense is quarterback Olu Robin- son, running back/linebacker Mike O'Neill, running back Kevin Huddy wide receiver/defensive back Oscar Ellis and tackles Lene Amosa and Sho- ka Faafiti.

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sive line and linebackers are his team's strength. Returning up front is Greg Gaoteote and Jacob Moi. Returning linebackers are Jeremy Smith, Bill Waller and Deroy Lavatai.

The Rams will open their season against Ka- huku. "If we can get by them, we'll be okay," said Velasco.

Moanalua: Another team that is inundated with returnees. The Mene- hunes, coaches feel, will be

serious contenders. And they should be, since they have the entire offense back from last year's 4-4 team.

The returnees include all-star running back Ricky Ahn, quarterback Eric Alabanza, running back Brian Navares, tight end Kory Kaneshiro, wide receivers Jay Chang and Brian Guerrero, and linemen Wayne Guervara, Eric Nieto, Hyong Kim, William Spotkaeff and Ben Akiu. Some of them

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Defensively, the Mene- hunes have Dean Enrico, Gordon Fernandez and Art Mauga on the front line, while Grant Stolhend and Randy Araganas anchor the backfield.

Leilehua: For the first time since 1969, the Mules won't be led by Hugh Yoshida, who resigned as head coach when he offi-

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SEPT. 16

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SEPT. 23

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SEPT. 30

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OCT. 7

Nanakuli-Castle Roosevelt-Kalaheo McKinley-Kahuku Campbell-Kailua Kaimuki-Farrington Kaiser-Kalani Mililani-Aiea Waialua-Radford Waipahu-Pearl City Moanalua-Bye Leilehua-Bye Waianae-Bye

OCT. 14

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daily was named OIA executive secretary. Gary Clark, who coached at Aiea last year, returns to his alma mater as the new head man.

Clark, who inherited the team in mid-summer, said he wasn't that familiar with most of the players. But his top returnees include all-star running back Adrian Murrell, linebacker Mike Daniels, wide receiver Hugh Okuma and linemen Donn Manzano and Bart lianakahi. Ha- nakahi, a soccer player, also serves as the place kicker.

Aiea: Coaches around the league are calling the Na Alii a "sleeper" this year. Aiea has a lot of quality players coming back and unlike last year, it has depth.

Aiea finished last season with a 4-4 record (tied for second with Moanalua and Radford) despite having to play with just 23 players. New head coach Glen Tamayoshi will have at least 40 players this season.

The Na Alii's strength lies with its defense, said Tamayoshi. Those who will play key roles include all-star linebacker Ricky

from page 18

Feliciano, the brothers Krome and Krine Agbaya- ni, Ben Gurr, Moronai Ufiufi and Tautava Fua- papa.

The offense will be guided by either senior Tausili Taliulu or junior Jay Chaviera. Tamayoshi added that Taliulu is a fine wide receiver as well.

Waialua: While Waia- lua may lack the numbers - it had about 30 players in mid-August - it has a lot of talented players from last year.

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is to have a surprise, it will probably be Damien.

The league is so balanced that all coaches agreed that consistency. will be the key to winning the title. A "mild" two- game slump in the ILH could be costly.

Here's how the coaches analyze their teams.

St. Louis: Kamehame- ha head coach Bernard

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Silva was impressed with the Crusaders during the summer pass football league. What he probably saw were returning wide receivers Shanon Cabu- noc, Randy Iaea and Mark Martinez all over the field. Other key returnees on offense are linemen Rich- ard Felimer, Blane Lava- Has and John Naipo.

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The Giants' ground game is adequate enough to keep defenses honest. Leading the way is little Joe Morris (5-7, 195), who gained 1,516 yards on 341 carries (4.4 average).

The defense, which allowed the second fewest points last year, should be strong again with Law- rence Taylor, Harry Car- son and Carl Banks setting the tone at linebacker positions.

Washington Reds- kins (12-4): The Reds- kins are still livid from last year's meetings with the Giants. Washington was not only shut out by New York in the NFC Championship Game (17- 0), but is also dropped its

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two regular season meetings.

Quarterback Jay Schroeder proved himself when he completed 276 of 541 passes for 4,109 yards (a club record) and 22 touchdowns.

Washington's defense may be a tad weaker than the Giants, but it's still better than most in the NFC. Leading the way will be linemen Dave Butz, Dexter Manley, Darryl Grant and Charles Mann.

Philadephia Eagles (5- 10 -1): Head Coach Buddy Ryan, now in his second season at the helm, will have to produce an offense to complement his defense. Last year, the hapless offensive line set a dubious record by allowing its quarterback to be sacked 104 times. If the line isn't improved, it will be a long season for third- year quarterback Randall Cunningham.

The Eagles defense, at best, is average. There are many question marks, including the return of safety Wes Hopkins, who is recovering from a knee injury from last season. Cornerback Roynell Young and defensive end Reggie White will be depended upon heavily throughout the season.

George F. Um photo Tampa Bay's Jimmy Gales in Pro Bowl action.

Dallas Cowboys (7- 9): Once known as Amer- ica's Team, the Cowboys have become America's Disaster. Tom Landry's team experienced its first losing season since 1964.

Housecleaning will have to begin on defense, which alloived 337 points. First-round draft pick Danny Noonan, a defensive tackle from Nebraska, may replace the aging John Dutton at tackle. Also, Ed Jones and Randy White are past

their prime. The linebacker positions are also questionable. Only cornerback Everson Walls and safety Michael Downs are above average performers on defense.

On offense, quarterback Danny White's health is still questionable because of an injury he suffered last season. But his replacement, Steve Pul- luer, did an adequate job.

St. Louis Cardinals (4-11-1): To put it bluntly, the Cardinals stunk last

year. And the front office did nothing to improve the team during the draft.

Perhaps the only interest the Cardinals will have for Hawaii fans is that former University of Hawaii standout Niko Noga will be the starting middle linebacker. A month ago, the Farring- ton High School graduate inked a three-year con- tract worth about $800,000.

Neil Lomax, who showed signs of brillance at quarterback in 1984, may lose his job to No. 1

draft pick Kelly Stouffer out of Colorado State.

NFC CENTRAL Chicago Bears (14-2):

Indecision by management could easily ruin the 1987 season for the Bears. The front office apparently can't decide who it wants as its quarterback. With four already on the roster - Jim McMahon, Doug Flutie, Steve Fuller and Mike Tomczak - the Bears went on and made Michigan signal caller Jim Harbaugh their first- round draft pick.

The rest of the Bears' offense appears intact with Walter Payton providing the ground attack behind the blocks of Pro Bowlers Jay Hilgenberg

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The Bears defense allowed the fewest points last year with 187, an NFL record for a 16-game season.

Minnesota Vikings (9-7): The Vikings' hope to dethrone the Bears as Central Division champions went out the door when quarterback Tommy Kramer entered the alcohol rehab this summer. Wade Wilson, who hit 80 of 143 passes for 1,165 yards, should be an adequate fill-in. But he's no Kramer, who enjoyed a banner season completing 208 of 372 passes for 3,000 yards and 24 TDs.

Minnesota shored up its running game by making Penn State running back D.J. Dozier its No. 1 draft pick.

Defensively, the Vik- ings allowed just 273 points, fifth best in the NFC.

Detroit Lions (5-11): After a disastrous season on offense (277 points), Lions' head coach Darryl Rogers has decided to go with Chuck Long at quarterback. Long, a second- year player, has just three games of playing experi-

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The defense is full of question marks. Critics say that some players performed "over their heads" last season, thus are flukes.

Green Bay Packers (4-12): The Packers are coming off their worst season since 1958 (1-10-1). Head Coach Forrest Gregg is in the hot seat now that he is in his fourth year of a five-year con- tract. But getting back on the plus side may be difficult.

Quarterback Randy Wright put up decent passing stats - 263 of 492 passes complete for 3,247 yards and 17 TDs. How- ever, the Packers' offense could only score 253 points. The ground game will be in the hands of first-round draft pick Brent Fullwood out of Auburn.

The defense was horren- dous, allowing 418 points last year. Obviously, there are no outstanding players on defense.

Tampa Bay Bucca- neers (2-14): Finding a strength on this team is like getting a straight answer during the Iran- Contra hearings.

New Head Coach Ray Perkins has the unenvia-

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Vinny Testaverde will be challenging incumbent Steve De Berg for the quarterback job. Regardless of who wins the job, he won't have an easy time with a supporting cast of lineman and backs who are mediocre at best.

Defensively, the Bucs allowed 473 points last year - the most in the NFL. A lousy draft didn't help the team in any way.

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Los Angeles Rams (10-6): Indecision with the quarterback situation in past years proved costly to the Rams. So this year, Head Coach John Robin- son is giving the ball to Jim Everett. Though he didn't post impressive passing stats, the Rams have high hopes for the former Purdue star.

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The defense, which allowed just 273 points (fourth best in the NFC), will center around linebackers Mark Jerue and Carl Eckern.

Atlanta Falcons (7 -8- 1): Ineptitude in the front office, unfortunately, will lead to another losing season for the Falcons. Owner Rankin Smith Sr. named Marion Campbell, last year's defensive coordinator, head coach for his beleaguered birds only because nobody wanted the job. (Actually, nobody wants to work for Smith.) Smith, after all, fired Campbell as head coach of the Falcons 11 years ago. Smith must be desperate.

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There's not much to say about the offense, either. Quarterback David Archer had a respectable season (150 of 294 for 2,007 yards and 10 TDs), but critics feel his passing skills need to match his running ability (298 yards on 52 carries).

New Orleans Saints (7-9): Basket case of the

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For starters, the quarterback spot is up for grabs between Dave Wil- son (189 of 342 for 2,353 yards, 10 TDs) and Bobby Hebert (41 of 79 for 498 yards, 2 TDs). But there is stability in the running game with Rueben Mayes (1,353 yards on 286 carries for a 4.7 average).

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New York Jets (10-6): Injuries have riddled the once potent New York Sack Exchange - Joe Klecko (knee), Marty Lyons (shoulders) and Mark Gastineau (knee). Magnifying the defense's problems is the inept play of the linebacker and secondary corps.

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The Bills tried to solid- ify their weak defense, which allowed 348 points last year, by making a pair of linebackers and a pair of defensive backs their top four draft picks. Shane Conlan, the Bills' No. 1 draft pick, will join Darryl Talley at outside linebacker.

Indianapolis Colts (3- 13): Head coach Ron Meyer is hoping that momentum from a season- ending, three-game winning streak will carry over to this season. One of the key performers during that streak was quarterback Gary Hogeboom. The former Cowboy missed 11 weeks before returning for the final three games.

Indianapolis' defense, which allowed the second most points (400) in the AFC, got a tremendous

boost from the draft - the top four picks are defenders. The big catch is linebacker Cornellius Ben- nett, who is expected to be given a starting job.

AFC CENTRAL Cleveland Browns

(12-4): The Browns are expecting to have a banner season offensively with Bernie Kosar at quarterback. The University of Miami product, who completed 310 of 531 passes for 3,854 yards, will have a healthy Ozzie Newsome at tight end and wide outs in Brian Brennan, Reggie Langhorne and Webster Slaughter as targets.

The Browns improved an already strong defense when they made Duke linebacker Mike Junkin their No. 1 draft pick. He will be joining veterans Clay Matthews, Eddie Johnson and Anthony Griggs on the defense.

Cincinnati Bengals (10-6): In the big battle for grid supremacy in Ohio, the Bengals are expected to keep pace with the Browns. Cincinnati should be a potent force on offense with Boomer Esi- ason at quarterback (273 of 469 passes for 3,959 yards, 24 TDs).

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Pittsburgh Steelers (6-10): The Steelers won't have an easy time remind- ing fans of the glory years of the 1970s. with Mark Malone. at quarterback.

Malone has less than impressive state - 216 of 425 passes for 2,444 yards, 15 TDs.

The defensive front line won't remind fans of the Steel Curtain era, either.

Houston Oilers (5- 11): The Oilers are looking to quarterback Warren Moon to orchestrate the run-and-shoot offense, brought to Houston by quarterback coach June Jones. Wide receivers Drew Hill and Ernest Giv- ins will be key aerial targets, while Mike Rozier

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It has been estimated that one football playoff game would rake in as much as $40 million in revenue. This would swell the coffers of the two participating schools. And, such figures do much toward changing the minds of coaches and administrators.

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The Broncos' defense, though inconsistent toward the end of last year, is decent with end Rulon Jones providing the pass rush (131/2 sacks) and with linebackers Karl Mecklenherg and Ricky Hunley.

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San Diego Chargers (4-12): Some teams never learn. The Chargers needed to improve on their ground game and who do they make their first round draft pick? Rod Bernstine, a tight end. Just how bad is San Die- go's running game? Con- sider that running back Gary Anderson had more yards receiving (871) than rushing (442).

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big play passes will go to wide receiver Steve Lar. gent. Curt Warner (1,481 yards for a 4.6 average) will give the Seahawka a strong ground game.

On defense. Seattls wily depend on end Jacob Green (12 sacks) and linebacker Fredd Young (121 tackles).

Los Angeles Raiders (8-8): Even with a healthy Marcus Allen in the backfield, the Raiders may fine: it a struggle or. offense with untested quarterback Rusty Huger a:. the helm. Hilger hasn't started game in hia two years in the NFL. The Raiders also) signed Kansaa City Royals outfielder Bo Jack- son, who is expected tr., join the team when baseball season ends. Whether he'll be in football condition is uncertain.

The defense will be led by lineman Howie Lent: (151/2 sacks) and Greg Townsend (111/2 sacks).

Kansas City Chief: (10-6): The Chiefs will be doing more praying this year as they go with Bill Kenney at quarterback (161 of 308 for 1,922 yards). Also, the Chiefs will be depending on rook- ies Paul Palmer and Christian Okoye to provide the ground attack.

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