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Show The Sampler, Sept. 20, 1984 . . . make . . . start Mustangs on Jim again!) it easier winning The latest very welcome additions from that valuable 12-fo- McHardy, whose duties will include photography of the Mustang newest member Paul Carter Dateline Dugway on TV-1This years committee really outdid themselves. From the events. Dugway Elementary Prin- 3. that I am jinxed! As proof they submit the latest item of evidence . . . the flood of. water in Ware Barracks when I had duty last week. That hope-- , fully ends my streak of three disasters on my watch . . . the cipal Ellen Hurst presents her first Random Sampler column in this issue, welcome her to these pages. There is plenty of room for superb dancers that entertained at the Club, the high school and the dining facility to the pinatas both handmade at the Child Development Center, and purchased for SFC John Hayes to bob up and down for the kids at HHC, everyone had a won- ot 64 hour power outage, the fire on Colonels Hill last year MT-T-A- V on the mortar round mission over the weekend . . . except for 4 officers, Cpt King from Presidio, Maj. Best from Ft. Douglas, Col. Bills and Col. Nydam, the entire mission was handled by noncommissioned officers'. . . Dugways best backbone real- about speeding in the housing area, particularly East 5th. The PMO recently took delivery of brand new radar guns, and they are using them. There is a funding problem on the mentioned speed bumps, but that is being worked on. Next week is Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Week, take some time to read the posters that will be up and talk to folks about it. Also next week is the MPs birthday, an open house is planned, check the Dog House on page 4 for more volunteers bring back the sports section to the Sampler, and refreshing features on other pages as well. Our volleyball correspondent will be Monica Moe when she gets the chance, shes entering her freshman year at Southern Utah State in Cedar City. Another alumni from Joe Well save most of the Ed program Morgans Vocnow of the Fire Jim Bungard track the will Department story about Hispanic Heritage Week for the next issue, but I sincerely hope'you got -- something could be done Welcome additions to the staff thanks to our plea for Unfortunately, all of those photos are at the lab waiting as all of those fine folks are, for the air conditioner to get fixed. Well try and get them in the next issue. consequences and lose the privilege to drive. Driving is not a right, just like freedom it must be earned and paid for. Americans have always paid dearly for freedom but more and more Americans are refusing to pay the cost for the freedom of not wearing seatbelts. This year alone we will pay over $25 billion for vehicle deaths and injuries. The cost in human ly shined! At the Town Meeting last month, Bev Shupe asked if "home. football teams antics (Cmon Seatbelts revisited Is the seatbelt use requirement taking away your freedom? One definition of freedom is, the power to choose ones own actions; enjoying privileges of citizenship. While on post, you have the choice not to wear seat-belt- s but you must accept the Ail interesting observation and Kitsy Keetch. . . Curt Dzinich Jr. is here for a visit. His dad was the Facilities Engineer,, and his mom the legal secretary for the JAG office. We welcome him Colonel. Letter to editor more of you who would like to contribute photos, stories, or both to help make this a truly community newspaper. derful week. From bur "blast from the came a past department from revery welcome lettet cord holder .Mike Follis now in Germany,' printed to your right. Another name has surfaced in the household of Jim and now the flood. Im beginning to believe it a little myself . . . not only were water problems fluent in Ditto, but once again the aging, ailing air conditioner went down makat ing it impossible for them to develop and print photos. We had planned a big spread of photos on the Mustangs opening games courtesy of Jim Bungard, a nice pictorial review of Hispanic Heritage Week thanks to Sara Beeler, some photos of the Mood Seminar at the club, photos of the Common Task Test (CTT) at HHC last Friday, and a special awakening the troops gave the returning reporter photographer and the Fiona to attend some of the functions either in person or via It has finally happened . . . Tom Vigil and the rest of the guys and gals at Hawthorne are thoroughly convinced are program By SFC Phil Hale suffering is incalcuable. We have no choice but to pay for the support of an epidemic, an epidemic that kills 50,000 Americans and hospitalizes 5 million more each year. We have no choice, we must pay into already outrageously high health care. 4-- medical and auto insurance. We have no choice, we must pay higher taxes to pay for welfare and workmans com- pensation when the family loses the breadwinner's in- come. Having no choice at all is truly a loss of freedom. Americans want that freedom back. These deaths and injuries are a national tragedy; the human suffering - a national outrage; and these staggering costs and loss of life a national tragic waste. The vaccine was available but still children died from polio and other diseases. Then, innoculations were made mandatory because parents failed to do so voluntarily. Millions of lives were saved, so was this a loss of freedom or was this common sense in ensuring the liberty to life and freedom from communicable disease? Seatbelt use is no different. The vaccine has been around for nearly 20 years, but mil-lio- ns continue to die need- - L details. lessly and millions more must pay the ever increasing costs. Today our children are dying in cars. Many more become slaves of wheelchairs or long-tertherapy. Is this freedom? Teenage drivers are responsible for 5 times as many vehicle deaths per license holder as Is this our drivers ages pursuit of happiness? Our next generation is at stake and we complain about having to take a few seconds to buckle up. What example are we setting for our youth and for the world? The U.S. has always been a leader but, we have not learned from our mistakes as many other countries have been in effect for years in many European m 35-6- 4. countries. People, America's most previous resource, is slipping through our fingers. As you know, our loss is someone elses gain, so where does this place our American freedom? Think about it. Robyn McCown Letter to the editor request. Of the many people Ive known that came to Germany, I'm only in contact with two - SFC James (J.B.) Editor, Id like to take this opportunity to say hello to all the many friends I left back at Dugway, and to say that if it Deluxe Steel I.cIiwB Mi-1- 1 ' Bias-Pl- To dW F78-1- 4 BW BW BW G78-1- 4 G78-1- 5 H78-15B- 5 60-1- 5 a 40,000 mil traad a 30,000 mil trod waarout warranty BW Dugway at all. I really look forward to receiving the paper (even though it arrives 2 months late) to read about the different activities. Keep there. MSG Michael W. Follis HHC, 8th CAB APO, NY 09185 random sampler by Ellen Hurst A blank page. Nothing is cowiii by a Limited TrMd WMrout mite, (mo copy abow) Waiter. 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