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ACK BENNETT down at Panis Val-
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WASHINGTON - The
Reagan administration,
with Israel as a partner,
is quietly working on a
multimillion-dollar land-
development plan in
Costa Rica. The scheme
involves buying up land
along the Nicaraguan-
with representatives
from the United States
and Israel, was orga-
nized to begin detailed
planning. In addition to
Israeli Ambassador Da-
Our Times
by Wayne Mackey
Seen on the back of an
Oklahoma City car
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LITTON
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Ulcer: Acid indigna-
tion
sued. police said.
The girl pleaded with
her father to stop the
fighting and get back in-
to the car. As the two
men left the scene they
said they’d be back, po-
lice said.
A short time later, the
two returned and fired
12 shots at Senquez
while he was in the car
and at the passengers
who were standing out-
side.
One of the bullets hit
IS The Danger of Rash Decisioms
1M. Courage To Overcome Trouble
1U Facing The Storms of Lite
211. What is Satan Really Like?
214 Whet Youth Can Do
SUE SCHEFFERINE, the lady in
Long Island, N.Y., who became infatu-
ated with Oklahoma by reading our
newspaper, has sent all readers of
this column a valentine.
Why do her good wishes come for us
on Valentine's Day? She says, "Okla-
homa' It s your day “
Nice of her, isn't it.
ter, but since his note was on the back
of a Xerox copy of a poem from out of
the past, let's take up the poem in-
stead. I've enjoyed it.
It's called "The Hoss-Trading Man,"
and it's by Earl Ward It is:
acres of land along the
border.
In fact, one adminis-
tration source acknowl-
edged that AID would
never have given such
an economically risky
project top priority if it
Miss Senquez in the arm
and lodged in her chest,
police said. Residents of
ihe area took her to the
lobby of a nearby build-
ing, where she died
about an hour later.
Because of road condi-
tions, an ambulance did
not arrive for the body
until 2 p.m. Sunday.
Police were seeking
two suspects, described
as Hispanics in their
20s.
The most talented guy throughout
the land,
Has gotta be, it seems, a hoss-trad-
ing man.
They must start training in their
early youth,
To never tell a lie, but never tell the
truth,
And they live by this code, right up
to the dot.
So who’s to say if the rule is golden
or not?
Each horse is described in superb
aesthetics,
As only they can apply their verbal
cosmetics.
An example of how they can pull the
ol' wool;
“This horse knows more ‘bout a cow
than a Jersey Bull."
And they tell you this: (If you won’t
accept other),
The Derby was won by this horse’s
STEPbrother.
4 facing An Operation
t Living With Iliness
7. Facing Death
I Loneliness and What To Do
About it
14. Why Don God Allow Trouble?
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But a hoss-trading man is a lot of
fun;
I wouldn't live in a town that didn't
have one.
I'm on my way now to this fella’s
barn,
To look at his horse and listen to his
yarn.
And if it wasn’t for that, I'd finish
this tale.
But he said if I'd hurry, I could have
him wholesale."
I
Preserve our wildlife.
Have a party!
GETTING
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Programmed
"I wore a size 16 dress
before I lost my weight. Now
I wear a size 10 dress."
TV-APPLIANCE-MICROWAVE
SPECIALTY STORE
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SHARON JONES OF NORMAN, A MEMBER OF
WEIGHT WATCHERS, LOST 56 POUNDS.
WEIGHT
WATCHERS
The Authority.
DEAR DR. SOLOMON:
Is it true that interferon
has been used to cure
multiple sclerosis9 A
friend of mine told me
he read about it — Phil,
St. Paul, Minn
DEAR PHIL: Inter
feron has been used in
experimental trials of
its effectiveness in pa-
tients with multiple scle-
rosis. but these studies
are very preliminary
Any conclusion that in-
terferon is helpful in
treating the disease
would be premature at
best
DEAR DR SOLOMON:
I understand you will be
giving seminars around
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its northern zone be-
cause of continuing: (1)
incursions into Costa Ri-
can territory by armed
bands from Nicaragua;
(2) stop and search' in-
cidents involving Costa
Rican boat traffic on the
San Juan River ... (3)
saturation of the area by
extremely powerful sig-
nals from Nicaraguan
radio and television sta-
tions." the cable said.
Incursions from left-
ist Nicaragua "have
made the Costa Ricans
extremely nervous,"
McNeil cabled, adding:
"Development of the re-
gion has become a num-
ber one priority of the
Ex-mayor dies
ST. LOUIS (AP) -
James E Williams, 61,
first black mayor of
East St. Louis, Ill., died
Sunday.
for your
Sweethead
and you
will be her
Super Hero!”
vid Tourgeman, experts
from an Israeli firm,
Tahal Consulting Engi-
neers, have been in-
Caw me
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One fella* I knew took his horse
back,
And he said, “Hoss-trading man, ex-
plain this faet:
“I thought for sure I could trust
your kind,
“But I’ve just discovered this horse
is blind."
“Yeah," was his answer, “I thought
you understood,
“When I told you, ‘This hoss don’t
LOOK too good.' "
Islands lack
political voice
CHARLOTTE AMAL
IE, Virgin Islands — The
United States bought
three islands in the Vir-
gin Islands group from
Denmark in 1917 for $25
million
The inhabitants of the
unincorporated islands,
which lie east of Puerto
Ric j, are American citi-
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cans estimate. One
source put the final fig-
ure at $500 million.
AID officials will try
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volved in the project for
months.
It is hard to justify the
ambitious settlement op-
eration on economic
grounds. Though Costa
Rica has problems, over-
population is not one of
them. • the project's geopoliti
Furthermore, the cal objectives. .
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weren't for the political
implications.
Ambassador McNeil
recognized this in his
confidential cable, when
he warned: “It is essen-
tial that the land pur-
chases be expeditiously
and quietly carried out
to . . . avoid land inva-
sions organized by left-
ists which would nullify
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Jack Anderson
to sell the plan to Con- (Government of Costa
gress on its economic Rica) which they hope
merits. They have given will address what they
it the innocuous title, consider a serious im-
"Northern Zone Infra- mediate and long-term
structure Development." security problem."
But the geopolitical The border-settle-
motive was laid out can- ments plan has involved
didly in a cable last negotiations at the very
month to the State De- top. President Reagan
partment from our am- discussed the project
bassador to Costa Rica, with Costa Rican Presi-
Francia McNeil. The dent Lula Alberto Monge
confidential cable, seen last June, and again on
by my associate Bob Reagan's Latin Ameri-
Sherman, explains the can tour in December,
real reason for the ambi- Reagan pledged his sup-
tious settlement pro- port in a letter to Monge
gram. . dated last Sept. 20.
The GOCR (Govern Late last year, a spe-
ment of Costa Rica) has cial task force chaired
been extremely con- by Costa Rican Vice
cerned with developing President Alberto Fait,
the country regarding
your stop-smoking treat-
ments so that other phy-
sicians can do it. I think
that is just great, be-
cause I can't afford to
fly to Baltimore How
can my physician go
about attending this
seminar? R R., Seattle
DEAR R.R.: I will be
giving seminars for phy-
sicians across the coun-
try detailing my anti-
smoking treatment it is
being conducted by Con-
sultants in Medical Edu
cation if your physician
would like to call them,
the number is (301) 281
3238
DEAR DR. SOLOMON:
Does it make any sense
for a person to sit behind
a desk all week and then
go out on Sunday and
kill himself with ex-
ercise9 I have read your
book "Stop Smoking,
Lose Weight" so I know
you have a chapter on
exercise, but watching a
ball game on television
is about as much ex-
ercise as I think the nor-
mal person should have
if I'm wrong, I'd like to
know why — George,
Nashville. Tenn
DEAR GEORGE: The
example you give is so
extreme that it is really
no argument against ex-
ercise If you re-read my
book, you will see that I
advocate regular ex-
ercise. not one day of ex-
ercise and six days of
inactivity. The phrase
"Use it or lose it" ap-
plies to an entire range
of human activities, both
physical and mental. A
muscle that is not used
will atrophy and so will
a mind that is not used.
Dr Walter M. Bortz II,
of the Palo Alto, Califor-
nia, Medical Clinic,
notes that many biologic
changes that are usually
attributed to the aging
process are actually a
consequence of lack of
use, and are therefore
subject to correction. I
am not suggesting that a
70-year-old person can
function like a 25-year-
old athlete, but there are
many people in their
seventies and older who
function better than peo-
ple half their age.
When a new drug is
being developed, re-
searchers evaluate it for
safety, effectiveness and
economy A regular pro-
gram of exercise is safe,
effective, and ( heap, and
there's no drug on the
market that can match
it in terms of its success
in countering the aging
process
nobody
KNOWS MORE
ABOUT
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LITTON AND
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northern areas that are in other words, though
to be opened up for set- the administration evi-
tiers are mostly margin- dently hopes to hide
al land that will have to from the American pub-
be drained or otherwise lic the political point of
improved before it is the settlement program,
suitable for agriculture. It does not expect Nicar-
Yet the plan calls for agua’s leftist sympathiz-
supporting up to 1,000 era to be fooled.
families on each 50 ' UnitedFeetureSyndeete
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JUANITA CRAWFORD out in Del Costa Rican border.
City passes along her thanks for di- clearing roads through
rections she found in this little corner the wilderness and mov-
of the newspaper for ordering a cook- ing in thousands of set-
book published by ladies of the Men- tiers. ...
nonite Brethren Church out at Corn. Although the develop-
She says she likes her copy so well she ment plan is being pro-
has ordered copies for a granddaugh- moted strictly on eco-
ter in Washington and a sister in Car- nomic grounds, theie
, are secret political con-
siderations behind it.
Well, I am happy to be of service, of The Costa Rican border
course, but I find I should leave things settlement, combined
culinary to Melba Lovelace and her with the military build-
Swap Shop. For another cookbook is up in Honduras, would
on sale in Corn, and I messed up when create a giant strategic
1 related the price of this one. It is pincers physically iso-
The Christian Kitchen Cookbook, with lating Nicaragua by
recipes by ladies in Oklahoma's five land.
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North American Baptist Churches. The U.S. Agency for
They are Bethel Baptist in Cherokee, international Develop-
Calvary Baptist in Corn, Ebenezer ment will ask Congress
Baptist in Shattuck. Immanuel Bap- for about $10 million to
list in Loyal and Zion Baptist in Ok- finance the settlement
eene for the first year. Israel
_ . ..... n will provide the techni-
To order the North American Bap- cal expertise, presum-
tist cookbook, send $i 50. plus $1 for ably based on its experi-
postage and handling, to Calvary ence with settlements in
KSoa • Regina ' ’ the West Bank area. (An
•K "3-- Israeli source bristled at
To order the book Mrs. Crawford the use of the word "set-
wrote about, send $6, plus $1 for pos- tlement" in connection
tage and handling, to MB Cook Book, with the project, but oth-
Mrs Jonathan Bartel, Box 68, Corn, er sources said the term
OK 73014 is appropriate.)
The eventual cost of
the land development
will run more than $100
ERNIE HOBERECHT out at Waton- million, the Costa Ri-
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enthusiasm, bounce, person
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made me feel good just to
listen to her."
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NEW YORK (AP) - A
16-year-old girl was shot
to death by strangers
after she and her fam y
got stuck in a snow drift
while on the way to visit
relatives and asked two
men for help, authorities
said.
The victim. Victoria
Senquez, of New Britain.
Conn., traveled to Brook-
lyn Saturday night with
her father. Carlos Sen-
quez of Port Chester, her
brother, Steven, and a
cousin, Margarita Mar-
tinez. 18, according to ,
police.
The four got stuck in i;
snow left from the bliz- ?
zard that swept the area J i
Friday.
Senquez got out of his
car and asked two
strangers to help push
the car out of the snow, ।
police said.
The two young men .
cursed Senquez for driv- ’
ing in such bad weather
and an argument en-
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