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May 1, ""? rCN1 IW U.S. Can Do More to Reclaim Cash From Marcos, Says Filipino Leader niti'd State- - sLppujt-th- e piestnt Philippine governnnit headed bv oraon A'ju irio an him BLI whelfur ttie Indonesia MN Philippine h o Preside nt Salvador Laurel, on ttn c ve of talks with I l evident Hi a Stall-V- , (.an appealed to the I mil d In w of k harder to Iti dm sdaV aim hill ion - that h i rdinand Maine alleged to hate vtolen 1 be ountrv ivhioke Maliuvlook the mnev with him Laurel told oru i s gathi rt d here for Reagan s talks with lift i( lals of sevetal South ast Vian nations I aim said h'- - wants Reagan to anv (oliwibs of doubt over SI Hi a with meeting among si heduled Thur-daleaders of Southeast Aslan nation' including Indonesia s I 'resident and the loreign minister of the A' ixialion of Southea-- t Asian Vi las gart I I si mm is 1 v 1011s It will mark the first meeting he tween Reagan and a representative of the new fhibppine government sini e Aquino took power on Ft b 'it e First Lady Planning A Tour of Her Own Bv Hi tty Los Angi les uniberli Times Writer will attend a tea with the wives ol Indonesian officials hosted by Indo- Indonesia - First lady Nancy Reagan will part company with In r buvband Thursday to begin an ambitious s( hedule of events, bring irtg tier anti drug abuse campaign to four bar hj't nations and taking in i ultural sights despite im reused ft ars of terrorist reprisals lor the It t S nesian first lady Sm Hartinah Suharto Mrs Suharto will also present Mrs Reagan an orchid that has been named after her leaves for On Friday, Mrs Kuala Lumpur at the- inv it jtion of sm llasmah. wife of Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammed Dr Sid extended the invitation after attending Mrs Reagan s First Ladies Conference on Drug Abuse in the United States last year The first U S president s wife ever to visit Malaysia, Mrs. Reagan will attend a tea hosted by the queen. Raja Permaiseri Agong, as well as a dinner in her honor. Before touring the national museum and watching Malaysian dancers. Mrs Reagan will discuss drug abuse with some parents and young people at an elementary school, and again at a working lunch with Dr. Siti. who is a physician On Saturday, Mrs Reagan goes on to Thailand, where she will visit the Emerald Buddha Temple at the Grand Palace, view handicraft and drug abuse exhibits, receive an award and attend a dinner given by King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit at the Chakri Palace Mrs. Reagan rejoins the president in Tokyo Monday. The next day she will visit an elementary school and present the students with a mural painted for them by children at Martin Luther King Jr Elemental y School in Washington She will attend a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, and cap the crip by accompanying her husband to a stale banquet at the Imperial Palace, given by Emperor Hirohito. The Reagans leave Tokyo lor Washington the following day. May 7 1.1 - bombing of Libya Riesident Reagan has admitted that he- worries about his wife "when she goes around the block " But, ac-- i ending to Jack L. Courteinanehe, Mrs Reagan s, chief of staff, "There has been no disc ussion whatsoever of lunging the countries we re visit- e ing However, he conceded that Mrs Reagan "agonies, like we all do" These about the Libyan situation ertainlv are not easy times " The first lady will visit two of the countries, Malaysia and Thailand, alone while her husband goes on to Tokyo for the economic summit of industrialized nations. Malaysia has dose ties with Libya, and the city Mrs Reagan will visit, Kuala Lumpur, has a Libyan embassy Mis Reagan, who has attended events in 27 drug abuse-relateAmerican states, first took her campaign overseas during last y ear's economic summit in Bonn. On that trip, she discussed the drug problem with drug addicts at European clinics and the lirst ladies of West Germany and Portugal, and made a side trip without her husband to Rome, where she met with Pope John Paul II and Italy's first lady The first lady will visit a Balinese v lllage Thursday morning, where she will watch local craftsmen work and children dance In the afternoon, she e d y National Photo Week May 5--11 OLYMPUS Quick Shooter Quick Shooter $169.95 FREE CASE 4 FREE ROLLS OF FILM Macro XA-- 4 $119.95 $114.95 XA-- 3 OLYMPUS Wh OM-- G w1.8 OM-- 3 Body $189.95 $389.95 35 FUJS PEHTAXl DL-5- Auto Focus Super Sport Auto-Focu- s 0 $99.00 $169.95 $12 49 CASE FREE Pentax DL-20- Auto-Focu- 0 w1.7A $179.00 $204.95 TW-30- Super wF2 ME Date s 0 $184.95 TeleWide $179.00 INCIU0ES USA WARRANTY FUJICHROME 100-3- w1.7 $4.49 r A $249.97 FUJIC010R w1.7 400 36 $3.99 $169.97 28-20- F3.5 0 Reg $239 95 Series 28-21- F4 $199.95 249.95 F4.5 $129.95 169.95 Reg. 0 $224.95 128-9- 0 Reg. 70-21- F2.8 0 $197.95 Kodak Gift Pack 2-5- ONLY Available from 35mm Neg. or Slide CROSSROADS PLAZA RS LEVEL sUAMinAi M-- t. - NEXT TO THEATRES 355-924F 10-9- , SAT, 3 10-6- , SUN 12 5 to' wife IriHda and and Mar' relative uuntr, and - mi c I S his fled the uni tarv am raft The dsvaiiite-- , are living in Honolulu and duiing a stopover on his J day trip last wickend Reagan and his wile Nam v t lephoned the Marcoses Laurel also said that Secretary of Sta'e George Shultz told him V ednes-duthat Reagan in hi' call to Marios, had utfci-- tne ousted Philippine l ader ag tins! trying to make a poht ll al comeback ' He told me that Riesident Hi agan did till former) Riesident Marcos there was no question he that . recognizes the Aquino government as the legitimate government, and that Mr Marcos should forget all plans to return to power ' the vice president said When he left the Philippines. Marcos took money and some assets with him. although the Philippine commission has not estimated the value of that The panel however, has said it estimates that the Marcoses hold between- Ja billion and Sit) billion in cash, gold and works of arts belonging to the Philippines Laurel said 'We really would a late more help from the I nited States government to help get some of that money back" He called for ussisuni e in locating the money and Mam- If 1 lie e i I - i v 1 the R! il. pine get it hack through the US couits in hi lping to allow Shultz rnet with ea( h of the ASEAN foreign ministers in advance of the Reagan s talks. The association s mi rubers me lude the Philippines In dene 'id Malaysia, Singapore Thai land anil Brum i A senior administration official, who spoke only on the condition of anony initv said Shultz also raised the issue of the US bombing of Libvu Mi rubers of the bloc k of non communist Asian nations are i xpected to press for an easing of trade restrictions during the talks Thailand, in particular, is expected to voice unhappiness with a new farm program that subsidizes US rice exports -cutting inter Thai markets Meanwhile, US Ambassador Raul Wolfuwitz delivered an 'expression of concern" to Indonesian officials after Australians in the White House-pres- s party were ousted But American officials indicated they considered the case closed, and that Reagan was unlikely to raise it when he meets with Suharto Thursday Nor, the officials said, would Reagan dwell on other human rights issues sue h as what are known here as 'mysterious killings" of suspected criminals and political repression in East Timor v rt hall m Iu l , i , ri and bis I JII.llV to Mai pal .1 g sun aT'o os anil hi' fam.lv Barbara (rosette ork limes was banned of in New iflei sbe wrote a similar piec e vu-- wen banned from d. a w lor jrl.i lot 1 bdluw g pub, a atiori ol i.n a Svdnev new; a;c i orn Annual May Down Sale CHECK OUR NEW LINE OF DOWN PRODUCTS . 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