Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 58

E-2 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Thundoy, Auguit 30, 1984 11. i Dav i wvwvrY iTik. M1 in niiM y.wa- itf mf Mtm time as general manager of KORL Pacific Broadcasting Corp. of Dallas (a great name) Is in the process of finalizing purchase of the PROMOTER Tom Moffatt has scored a coup he's lined up Julio Igleiiai to perform here on New Year's Eve at the Sheraton-Wal-kiki's Hawaii Ballroom. Iglesias is so hot that vary, but that the reader should be warned that a Hawaii court determined that Sooey, the 1,200 pound hog belonging to state Rep.

Connie Chan was a household pet and could not be ousted from the community by Chun's neighbors ACTRESS Jane Kean, best known for her role of Trixie, wife of Ed Norton on "The Honeymooners" with Jackie Gleason, boards the S.S. Independence Saturday for a week's cruise through the Islands Jo Anne Worley, star of "They're Playing Our Song" at the Blaisdell Concert Hall, is an honorary naval ft station and Morse is a v.p. of the company, some of whose stockholders include singer Christopher Cross and Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett Morse says he plans to keep the nostalgia format and he's hiring some nostalgic d.j.'s from Island airwaves past, the 40,000 tickets to his upcoming Radio City Music Hall engagement sold out in just 15 hours. And the single he recorded with Willie Nelson, 'To All the Girls We've Loved Before," has been 1 recruiter led the way j'' as well, tuc UCWOI 1 CVUl we'll play," says Morse, Caroll "will be about 11 years Melinda Caroll has been tabbed to ren, lava desert. From that unpromising beginning, he created the Mauna Kea resort, anchor of the growing number of luxury resorts now dotting the Kohala Coast A 150-membcr choir from Samoa, en route home from a concert tour of California, will present a free concert at Central Union Church Saturday at 7.30 p.m.

Brownie Tulasosopo, a Punahou grad who's an executive in the government of American Samoa, is director of the choir and the concert is sponsored by the Honolulu Boy Choir NOW you'll know why they make Jokes about Bakersfield: A story in the Bakersfield Caltfornian stated that one Klngi Papa admitted to police that he was barbequing a decapitated dog in his back yard. "But he's from Maui, Hawaii," the story continues, "where killing and cooking dogs is as common as eating pork or beef is in the United States, he says." There's more according to the Bakers-field paper, Pupu (great name under the circumstances) "speaks only the language of Maui." In any case, police are seeking a misdemeanor cruelty complaint against Pupu More animal news: The Washington Post has a "Housing Consumer Counsel" and he recently answered a reader's question about what pets could be allowed in a condo specifically if a pet snake would qualify. The consumer advocate replied that condo documents and rules per ticket at ner snow ror old." military personnel Attorney Stuart Shapiro is really on his toes this week. Shapiro, who is v.p. of the Friends of the Ballet, is also local consul to Bobby McGee's, and as such is off to whoop it up on the dance floor at the Burbank opening of Bobby McGee's nominated for single of the year and Julio and Willie nominated for vocal duo of the year In this year's Country Music Awards show Huey Lewis, who'll be here next week, has achieved a distinction, also.

His "Sports" album is only the fifth single artist LP. in pop history to produce four top singles. The others were "Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac, "Off the Wall" and "Thriller" by Michael Jackson and "Can't Slow Down" by Lionel Richie. Pretty heady company for Huey ABOUT the time Hawaii was getting Statehood, a young man named Bill Morse was a d.j. on KORL radio.

Now he's returning to the Islands after 17 years in Kansas City radio, this open the show for the Righteous Brothers Monday at the Sheraton-Waikiki and Wednesday at the Hyatt Regency Maul, a nice break for the singer A performer since she. was a precociously adult-looking youngster, Kapi-olani Lyman is back in town visiting with her father, vibes artist Arthur Lyman LOOK who quietly checked into the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel for a week-long Silver Jubilee reunion with the property Lanrance Rockefeller, the man who 25 years ago fell in love with the stretch of Big Island beachfront property when it was little more than a bar- Kean 17th Conglomeration. From there, he's off on the red-eye to Boston, where he'll step lively to firm up casting arrangements with Christian Zinnerman, the male principal in Ballet Hawaii's December "Nutcracker." Out in the Desert, Where the Bombs Rumble would halt testing if America did so unilaterally. "I think an examination of the record would show otherwise," Miller said. "I think a lot of people think with their hearts and not their heads.

They would be well-advised to do a little reading of history." Steve Rohl, a local spokesman for the anti-nuclear Greenpeace organization, has led many demonstrations at NTS. He believes the U.S., not Russia, is the problem in achieving a nuclear freeze. "The Soviets have capitulated on so many points, and the hangup is an intransigent Republican administration," Rohl said in a recent interview. Rohl called Reagan "a failure when it comes to arms control. He has failed to read the con science of America.

I know the Soviets desire a comprehensive test ban treaty." Rohl said the Russian resumption of testing in 1961 was in response to French tests and had nothing to do with the US. program. Miller maintains continued nuclear testing is necessary "if nuclear weapons are going to be a part of your arsenal. You have to make sure they're going to work. The only way you can do that is to periodically take one from stockpile and test it" "I don't think nuclear weapons are ever going to go away," he added.

"You may have controls but I don't think any nation is going to give them up. Nuclear weapons are a fact of life and they re going to remain a fact of life." testing under President Kennedy and conducted eight low-yield underground tests during the remainder of 1961 in a frantic game of catch-up. The AEC charged the Soviets with "abruptly and cynically" breaking the moratorium initiated by Eisenhower three years earlier and said the Russian series had "required extensive preparation during the negotiations for a test ban." "Polls show a vast majority of Americans want a nuclear freeze, but they want a bilateral agreement that can be verified by all parties," Dave Miller, a DOE spokesman in Las Vegas, said in a recent interview. "All administrations dating back to President Truman have sought such a verifiable ban." He questioned whether Russia By Robert Macy Associated Press LAS VEGAS, been more than three decades since Las Vegans danced to the "Atomic Boogie," joked about being "atomized" and offered champagne toasts to mushroom clouds peeling off the desolate desert floor 65 miles away. Gone are the days when townspeople would arise at dawn to watch for the telltale flash in skies to the northwest or speculate on the cargo of B-'J9s lumbering toward what was then called the Government Proving Ground.

The fireballs that once ignited Nevada skies are now contained 2,000 feet in the belly of the desert and nuclear blasts with 10 times the punch of the Hiroshima-Nagasaki bombs are Page 8 news. America was at war in 'Korea and Sen. Joe McCarthy was Generating an anti-Communist fervor when President Truman tabbed a 640-square-mile expanse of Nevada desert for the nation's continental nuclear test site. The first pre-dawn blast Jan. 27, 1951 set off burglar alarms through the town of 35,000, knocked doors off hinges and stampeded horses.

Some feared the Russians had blown up Boulder Dam. Truman envisioned less than half a dozen Nevada tests. The 625th announced test was conducted Aug. 2. Today an eerie sophistication prevails at the Nevada Test Site and an adjoining super secret base dubbed Area 51 where America is involved in exotic "Star Wars" research.

This city that was built on the game of chance and matured as a partner in the nuclear arms race today offers an interesting paradox in the nuclear freeze movement. Some of its 500,000 residents picket NTS sporadically while their neighbors stand on street corners in the pre-dawn hours, waiting for buses that whisk them along U.S. 95 to work at the mountain-ringed desert site. Some 7,000 residents work at NTS and support facilities in Las Vegas, making the test program one of Southern Nevada's largest employers. Talk about a test freeze and locals are likely to bring up the last moratorium, when President Eisenhower halted testing for three years beginning in late 1958.

While talking test ban, the Russians used the period to prepare for the largest series of tests in history, culminating in the detonation of a 58 megaton hydrogen bomb in October 1961. That device had the explosive punch of 58 million tons of TNT 4,400 times the force of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima. Department of Energy records indicate the largest bomb exploded by the United States was a 15 megaton device in the Pacific in February of 1954. According to the Atomic Energy Commission, the predecessor to the DOE as director of the nation's nuclear program, the Soviet Union conducted 50 nuclear tests from September through December of 1961, with a total explosive yield of 120 megatons. The U.S.

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