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Guantanamo Gazette Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 34 No. 102 Wednesday, May 30, 1979 Brown wins Kentucky Democratic race LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Multi-mil- who two months ago was regarded as ing were nominations for state of- lionaire fast-food king John Y. the front runner, lagged behind. fices ranging from lieutenant gov- Brown has narrowly won the Democrat- Brown, who had never run for of- ernor to treasurer plus 100 seats ic nomination for governor of Ken- fice, used the campaign slogan, in the state House of Representa- tucky over former Louisville Mayor "It's time for a businessman to run tives and 19 of the 38 state Senate Harvey Sloane. Kentucky." seats. Terry McBrayer, the choice of Gov- The Democratic battle overshadowed Brown, former head of Kentucky ernor Julian Carroll, is third. a quiet GOP gubernatorial primary Fried Chicken and former part-owner With over 76 percent of the votes in which former Governor Louie Nunn of the Boston Celtics, entered the counted at press time, Brown had easily defeated former state Senator race in March, ten days after his 117,000 votes, 28 percent. Sloan Ray White, a Bowling Green attorney. marriage to Phyllis George, former had 113,000 or 17 percent. Miss America and sports commentator. The other major candidates in the The winner in November will suc- He has little political experi- unusually crowded primary fell far ceed Governor Julian Carroll, who ence, but waged a heavy media cam- behind. is barred by law from seeking a paign on the theme that it's time Congressman Carroll Hubbard and second consecutive four-year term. to put a businessman in the gover- Lieutenant Governor Thelma Stovall, Also at stake in yesterday's vot- nor's mansion. DLL- grounding sparks confusion at the airports COMPILED FROM AP -- Yesterday's gov- American Airlines officials are The plane apparently went down Orient, Western, World and Trans-In- ernment-ordered grounding of all worried. shortly after an engine fell off. ternational. DC-10s is causing trouble at the "We don't know at this point how The FAA ordered the groundings af- Although foreign airlines are not airports. long this will last. We don't even ter investigators found evidence of bound by the FAA order, some are vol- Airlines officials are frantical- know at this point how long it's go- "metal fatigue" on an assembly that untarily pulling their DC-10s out of ly seeking substitutes for the ing to take for each plane to be holds the engines to the wings. service. grounded planes and the order is inspected or repaired or whatever," Metal fatigue implies a weakening Spokesman for SwissAir and S.A.S. Bill playing havoc with the travel plans Hipple, a spokesman for Ameri- of the metal parts because of ex- said their airlines are grounding of thousands of passengers. can, said. tended use, vibration or other their fleets of DC-10s for safety At the Los Angeles International In Chicago, a spokesman for Ameri- stress. inspections. Airport, often angry passengers can estimated about 17,000 people FAA administrator Langhorne Bond Sir Freddie Laker's low-budget faced long lines and longer delays nationwide had been bumped from termed the problem "grave and poten- Transatlantic Service is hardest-hit. as the airlines juggled routes and DC-10s including about 3,200 in Chi- tially dangerous." A Laker spokeswoman said Laker vir- planes to make up for the loss. cago. The safety inspections alreadysmay tually is shut down. There are no reports of major de- have paid off. Two U.S.-bound Laker flights were Ticket-holders have been arguing lays, however, at the three New York United Airlines reported its me- called back to London after they had with clerks and dashing from coun- area airports. chanics had "found a crack" in a re- departed on their journeys. ter to counter looking for spare The Federal Aviation Administra- inforcement on the wing of one of seats. tion order was prompted by the crash its 37 DC-10s. And an Icelandic Airlines pilot DC-10s carry about 45 percent of Friday of an American Airlines DC-10 The eight U.S. airlines affected turned his New York-bound jet around the passengers that fly American on takeoff from Chicago in which at by the order are United, American, in midair and landed in Paris where Airlines out of Los Angeles, and least 273 people died. Continental, National, Northwest the DC-10 passed a safety inspection. Carter addresses energy matter at news conference WASHINGTON (UPI) -- President Jimmy ence that the nation's energy prob- On other matters Carter said: and Egypt have begun negotiations. Carter concentrated heavily on the lems should be helped by mild in- * He'll seek to control inflation "For us to pre-empt the negotiations energy issue at his fiftieth presi- creases in imported oil from Iran. rather than provide a tax cut if by putting forward a proposal to be- dential news conference yesterday. However, he warned again that the faced with that choice in 1980. The gin with would only be counter-pro- The president announced that he's country faces long-term, chronic nation's number one problem is in- ductive." issued an executive order to fight problems with energy. flation and that requires fiscal re- * "Bert Lance is still my friend. summertime gasoline shortages by In his opening statement to re- sponsibility and holding down the I don't see any benefit to be derived giving greater powers to the states. porters, Carter said that until deficit. from my commenting on the legal ac- Carter's move will permit governors Americans reduce demand, reduce * The pressure exerted by the hos- tions." to require some gas stations to re- waste, increase production and turn pital lobby against his hospital * Congress "ultimately will be remain open weekends, impose some sort more to alternate sources of energy, cost containment program is "extra- sponsible and pass implementing of rationing system and prevent "We will have to continue to live ordinary." "Hospital costs have legislation" to accompany the Pana- drivers from topping off tanks. with the prospects of shortages." been going up twice as great over ma Canal Treaties. But the President said that at The president added that the long the last two years as the inflation * He will decide within two weeks best, Americans will have only the Memorial Day weekend showed Ameri- rate. It is completely unwarranted.' after the new bi-racial government same amount of gas they had last cans are willing and able to exer- * The United States will not put takes office in Rhodesia whether the summer. cise restraint in their driving ha- forward any proposals in the Mid- United States will lift its trade Carter also told his news confer- bits. east peace talks until after Israel embargo against that country. Ethnic Arabs burn buildings in Iran TEHRAN (AP) -- Officials in Iran had set up roadblocks throughout the said ethnic Iranian Arabs set fire town of 100,000. Gunfire echoed to government buildings in the through the streets. southwestern oil port of Khoramshahr The reporters added the Arabs were today in new clashes with the army. attacking the governor's office and Dateline. the burning police station, both of The officials said the clashes which were being defended by revo- MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) -- Troops of President Somoza claim victory left two Arabs dead and eight wound- lutionary guardsmen who had been over Sandinista guerrillas along the southern border of Nicaragua. ed. A state of emergency has been flown into Khoramshahr from Tehran. But military sources said the guerrillas have attacked Puerto Ca- declared in the city. Arab dockworkers and revolutionary bezas, 250 miles northeast of Managua and are putting up a strong Reporters in Khoramshahr said the guards clashed in Khoramshahr yes- fight there. Arabs, who are battling for autono- terday leaving two guards dead and my, set fire to the main police sta- seven wounded. WASHINGTON (AP) -- United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young charged tion, the government tobacco factory The official Pars News Agency said Congressional Conservatives who want to end economic sanctions and the post office. the guards were attacked by a group against Rhodesia are really trying to split the Democratic Party. Phoning through an emergency line, of armed men who fired on them and In a speech here last night to a black American group, Young the reporters said the armed Arabs ran away. said the Senate had made a mistake in voting two weeks ago to lift the sanctions. Mary Pickford dies in Santa Monica hospital DETROIT (AP) -- Volvo has expanded a recall of cars for fuel system SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) -- The Miss Pickford lived in seclusion changes. first American movie queen, Mary at Pickfair for the past 15 years Earlier this year, Volvo recalled some 1975, 1976 and 1977 model Pickford, died yesterday of a stroke and has been retired since the mid cars and now they're recalling another 121,000 autos made in 1974 in a Santa Monica hospital. 1920s. Her departure from the movie and 1975. world was at the time considered a While Miss Pickford reigned as si- national catastrophe. CAIRO (AP) -- The first Israeli military vessels sailed in peace up lent movie queen her king was second The tiny, golden-curled actress the Suez Canal yesterday. husband Douglas Fairbanks. They was one of the pioneers of American Three Navy landing craft carried home the trucks the Israeli army lived together in their famous Bev- motion pictures. Some of her best had used in its occupation of the Southern Sinai. erly Hills Mansion "Pickfair" and remembered movies are "Poor Little Egyptian workers lining the banks of the canal shouted "Shalom" to for 10 years were never separated Rich Girl" and "Rebecca of Sunny- Israeli crewmembers. overnight. brook Farm." Miss Pickford continued to live at By 1918 Miss Pickford was an inde- Pickfair after her divorce from pendent producer. In 1919 she help- BUENA PARK, Calif. (AP) -- The body of executed murderer John Spenkelink Fairbanks and has been married for ed found United Artists and she al- his been returned to his home town, Buena Park . the past 41 years to 74-year-old most single-handedly turned acting Spenkelink died in Florida's electric chair Friday. Burial plans are Buddy Rogers. He was at her bedside into one of the best-paid profes- uncertain. when she died. sions for women. Page Guantanamo Gzet 79

Clubs & 4 co THE CO. "L"/NSGA WIVES CLUB i mmUnity having a Hail and Farewell lu on Friday, June 1 at 12 noon E bulletin board the Blue Caribe. Cmunity"a*nouncannt y e lled in between and Movies 11 aa, or hand rrl ed ff reOffice 730a.,o 030 p. , Ooy through Friday (excluding hoiday.). De orto,, ai ou nd Lyceums

reed nytim unu a .2 1 be publlhed not mort. Downtown: Islands in the Stre ondeneed, and included in a daily calea r e 1io. nddu hent n McCalla: Thank God it's Frid Cevn . . 0. h* hirohb dlhogh an.uem . Marine: If eeliable .oi,.rill b. pemif,.0 btlimited t i remnt The Three Stooges, pnoun.e n t fr b a se o.aaavarnew squiring ma-d apprval may b reqiedo povide proof of . latter of atoiy. Aa h Leeward: Any Old Port in a S discrimiate on the basis of racsx ceed, color or natiSonal origin TV vul not be accepted. Ohe Public ffair. SSffS ery soh rgh eo edit ndr it ll uh aon. (TAnyim/DWH-During Wrkig Hur,./ Clubs AWN-Atr WorkingHour). Windjammer: The. Kirlian Witnes CPO Club: Die Sister Die, PG Spec a951144uncm Many phone calls are being m Special announcements this office in the aftern ARE YOU A WITNESS There will be a basic thorough MAX FACTOR is scheduling a free TO ENERGY WASTE? Open Water Diving Course beginning make-up school June 26, 27 & 28 at Saturday, June 2 at the Windjammer the Blue Caribe from 6 to 9 p.m. REPORT IT L1:00 Jericho Pool. For further information For reservations, call 952240 after TO THE ENERGY GROUCH contact Noel Guest at 8496 or Bill 4 p.m. There is a limit of 20 L1:50 Sign off Sloan at 952289. persons and if you can't attend, 95310 please call to cancel. THE JAMAICAN UNITED FELLOWSHIP Young Men and Choir is scheduling THE ATTIC THRIFT SHOP is now an inspirational program held Sun- open, Mondays 9 a.m. until 12 noon day, June 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the and Fridays 2 until 4:30 p.m. Correction Bay Hill Chapel. All interested Donations are welcome, come in and The Bob Hope show which was de- persons are invited. browse. For further information scribed in yesterday's Gazette is call 64465 AT. to be aired tonight on NBC-TV in the States only. THE NAVY It will not be broadcast EXCHANGE BEAUTY SHOP American locally will be open on Monday, June 4 Red Cross this evening. for that special look on Graduation Day. Call for your appointment For your information. early at 8764. Local note In an effort to provide better with food inspection thus creating animal care at the Veterinary a shortage of personnel for animal Don't have a High School Diploma? Clinic here at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, clinic. Do something about it now. The the Veterinary Services have es- Many phone calls are being made to Commanding Officer, Marine Bar- tablished the following policies: the veterinary office in the Local Forecast * .aft racks, announces the beginning of 1. Pet information, purchases noons making patrons with appoi the summer session of the Barstow high tide-ll:35 am .V 8813 of pet supplies, prescription re- ments wait and creating an over low tide-- 5:15 pm College High School Diploma program, fills, and submission of fecal of animals in the waiting room. sunrise--- an educational opportunity, pro- 6:21 am hiah---89 specimens may be achieved on Monday This causes more noise and could re- sunset---- vided for Marines and sailors who 7:35 pm low---- 75 through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to sult in animal fights if pets aren't want to earn their 12 noon. under strict control diplomas while Today's forecast calls for of the owner. serving 2. Clinic hours are on an at Guantanamo Bay. Classes cloudy skies, afternoon rain and Emergency calls will be taken any appointment basis only offered by Barstow include American thunder showers, southeasterly on Monday, time during working hours. After Government/U.S. Tuesday, Thursday, and History, reading, winds at 10-18 knotts and bay Friday from working hours, calls should be 2 to 4 p.m. for English and mathematics and are conditions at 2-3 feet. examinations and made to the Emergency room (phone Monday, scheduled to commence Monday, and Thursday from 2 to 3:30 #913230) at the hospital who will June 4. p.m. for shots. in turn contact the Veterinary The Barstow program is funded by 3. Children should not be personnel on duty. Since the Emer- Marine Corps OPTAR and is offered brought to the Veterinary Clinic gency room at the hospital is during office hours, at no cost to active-duty military as the noise involved with human care, only ex- personnel who are not high school disturbs the animals being treated, treme emergency calls should be graduates. Civilians and dependents. making them harder to handle. If made after duty hours. may also enroll in the program but children must be brought to the All newly arrived personnel clinic are not eligible for military fundingg It's official they must be kept under should bring their animals Rabies For. more information or to regis- strict control of their parents. and Health Certificate to the The information ter for classes, contact Katherine contained in 4. All animals brought to the Veterinary Clinic upon arrival on this article reflects official Rohe at 95432 weekday mornings be- Naval Veterinary Clinic will be kept base to insure Base or Naval Station command policy. proper paperwork is tween 8:30 and 11:30 a.m., or stop under strict control by a leash, or established at this office. Animal at the Barstow office in Marine in a cage. registration is performed at the Secretary of the Navy Instruction These Barracks, Building 201 during the policies should provide a Base Police Pound (phone #8440) 5370.2G prohibits gambling, betting same hours. safer and faster running operation. from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mon- and lotteries on government property Many times this office ib involved day through Friday. as well as the involvement of governR- The following price changes are ment personnel in such activities. in effect starting May.15 at the The only exception to this regula- Special Services Auto Hobby Shop: tion can be found in SECNAV Notice Vacuum Cleaner $.50, Tire Changer 5340 which authorizes Navy Relief to $.50, Welder $2.00 per hour, Oxy- sponsor raffles and similar games off gen & Settling $2.00 per hour, chance in support of the Navy Relief f calendar Battery Charger $.50 per hour & for Society's Annual Call. Over-night charge $3.00, 90 Wt. The 1979 Navy Relief Society An- Oil $1.50, Grease Gun $.75, Stall nual Call is in progress and a Today or Bench Space $1.00 per hour and raffle is being held on base in Church of God fellowship Bible Over-night $5.00, Car Lift $1.50 accordance with SECNAVINST 5370.2G study and prayer meeting, 1249A Villimar 7:30 p.m. per hour, Steam Jenny $2.00 per and SECNAV Notice 5340. No other (98174 AT). hour, Car Storage $.50 per raffles or games day, of chance are, or Church of Christ Bible study, McCalla Chapel, 6:45 p.m. (951035). over 30 days Car Storage $1.00 per have been, authorized by Commander day, and Locker Storage $.25 per Naval Base. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo old nursery school building, day. 7:45 p.m. (Closed meeting -- 90269 or 8275). The new hours at the Auto Hobby Shop are as follows: Monday 10:00 Guantanomo Gazette Tomorrow a.m. until 9:00 p.m., Tuesday jiNavy Relief course, Windjammer Conference Room, 9-12 p.m. (Reservations: Closed, Wednesday 10:00 a.m. until 8550/8555). Baby sitting provided. 9:00 p.m., Thursday 10:00 a.m. un- Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. Coffee, orange juice & donut sale for Leeward queen candidate 6:30-7:30 til 9:00 p.m., Friday 10:00 a.m. a.m. Ferry Landing. until 6:00 p.m., Saturday 8:00 a.m. Naval Station Commanding Officer until 8:00 p.m., Sunday 8:00 a.m. Friday until 8:00 p.m. and Holidays 8:00 Lt. Richard L. Thompson. . Public Affairs Officer Pong Marathon supporting hospital's queen a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Ensign Susan Wehrman. Assistant Public Affairs Officer candidate, Navy Exchange parking JO2 Brenda K. Starkey. . Editor. lot, begins at 4 p.m. YNSN Charles S. Bishop.Jouralist JOSNM ary E. Marshall . Journalist BPTO closes at 11:30 a.m. JOSN Damon I. Johnson . .Journalist The Dress Code at the Blue Caribe JOSA Paul Clifton. Journalist Deadline for bids on 1969 1 ton flat Inn strongly emphasizes that all Mrs. Regina Fluharty.:Production Assistant bed truck, Marine Corps Exchange clothes office, Bldg. M-613, 3 p.m. be clean and neat. Attire The Guantanao Gazette is published according to the that is not appropriate includes; rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers Donut, juice & coffee sale for Leeward queen candidate, Ferry Landing, under shirts, swim as outlined in NAVXOS P-35 and under the direction. suits, athletic of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed 6:30-7:30 a.m. shoes and cut-off shorts. This five times weekly at government expense on government dress code is effective equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Pentacostal prayer meeting, Pentgecostal Church, Bay#Hill-Road, 7 p.m. immediately. Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items Final discression that appear herein are not to be construed as official is left up to the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point old nursery manager. or as reflecting the viee of COMWNAVASE or the De- partment of the Navy. school building (90269, 8275). Guantanamo Gazette - Clip and save for where to go; what to do HURRICANE SEASON JUNE 1 -NOVEMBER 30

Hurricanes, by definition, are desired. Romeo Company will be of the base. The base siren will siren, an announcement over AFRTS the.final stage of cyclonic storms. placed on alert for security duty. sound a continuous series of 10- or a sound truck). From hurricane They possess wind speeds of, or All visiting ships will disperse. second wails for three minutes as shelters, all military and civilian greater than, 73 miles-per-hour and Amateur and citizen band radio a take cover signal when Condition employees should report to their are accompanied by severe and dam- operations will cease unless spe- One is set. During Condition One work centers for muster and further aging weather. The warm waters of cifically authorized by the base all area and shelter wardens will communications instructions. the Caribbean, which surround Cuba, officer to continue. report to their shelters and pre- are often conducive to hurricanes-- The Navy Exchange, Commissary Store pare them for use. Disaster pre- and Servmart will remain open for paredness . ecially during the summer and groups will be dispatched THE FOLLOWING QUARTERS HAVE BEEN months. Because of the poten- at least six hours after Condition to their areas. All utility and DETERMINED TO BE HURRICANE PROOF Two is set to allow for the pur- 1 threat posed to Guantanamo reefer plant watches will be dou- AND ARE DESIGNATED AS EMERGENCY Bay by hurricane, it is imperative chase of emergency supplies. All bled. Electrical power will be cut SHELTERS: that ell base residents be familiar movies, clubs, recreational areas off to non-essential areas and with the warning conditions and and schools will be secured to those areas which may incur high Caravela Point what to do should a hurricane minimize damage. Schools will wind damage. Medical personnel Bargo (except quonset huts) close when directed threaten the base. by the base will be dispatched to the Windjam-t Granadillo commander and students will The hurricane season begins each be bus- mer, underground hospital, Gold Kittery Beach sed to their homes. Disaster year on June 1 and lasts through Hill Barracks, PWD garage, Leeward Iguana Terrace preparedness November 30. This means GITMO is element commanders and Point BEQ and the NAS hangar to Nob Hill their teams will in Hurricane Condittion Four contin- muster in their provide medical assistance during Villamar (except wooden DH houses) assigned areas. uously during this time--unless a the hurricane as needed. All tele- Mobile Point (except those not made hurricane threatens the base, caus- During Condition Two, base resi- phone calls will be restricted to of concrete block) ing an upgrading of the Hurricane official business dents should ensure there is no and emergencies Evans Point (except those not made Preparedness Condition. only. At loose debris which can become a this time all non-essen- of concrete block) missile hazard during high winds. tial personnel will proceed to Ocean View (except OV35, OV133 and HURRICANE CONDITION FOUR All canvas screens, porch shades, their hurricane shelters. trailers) doors and latches should be tight- Light House With the setting of Condition ly secured to prevent blowing open HURRICANE CONDITION ONE ALPHA Leeward Point (except QH142) Four each June the base enters a during the storm. If feasible, six-month watch for any tropical all outside antennas should be Condition One Alpha will be set ALL OTHER QUARTERS ARE NOT SAFE AND disturbance within 72 hours of the stored in a safe place. Furniture when winds of 40 miles-per-hour or WILL BE EVACUATED WHEN DIRECTED. area. When this condition is set, should be moved away from doors more have hit the base and heavier all base residents should check and windows and small items around winds are expected. At this time their yards and work areas for the house should be stored in the ferry will be secured. Every- loose debris which could become closets or lockers. Since water one should be in their shelter PERSONS OCCUPYING THE FOLLOWING missile hazards during high winds. driven by high winds can be expect- unless their assigned duty calls QUARTERS SHOULD TAKE COVER IN THE Any family not living in hurricane- ed to penetrate block walls, noth- for them to be elsewhere. All pri- SHELTERS INDICATED. resistant housing should make ar- ing subject to water damage should vately-owned-vehicle traffic will rangements to stay with a family in be left near windows or doors. be secured. Radio communications U.S. FAMILIES safe housing during a hurricane, or Flashlights, hurricane lamps, can- watches will be set on the Disaster Deer Point.BOQ miliarize themselves with their dles and other sources of emergency Communications Net, with all traf- Marina Point, Evans Point (wooden), signated hurricane shelters. All lighting should be procured for fic held to a minimum. Radio-Paola Point, Tierra K (offic-- families should prepare a hurricane use in the event of a power failure As the hurricane approaches the er).Windjammer basket of essential supplies. All table lamps, fans and other area the winds and rains will in- Marine Site.Huntington BEQ These supplies should include small appliances should be unplug- crease. Hurricanes have been known Oil Point.HS-27 enough cooked, canned or other ged as well as large appliances to remain in an area in excess of Misc. family housing.HS-27 ready-to-eat food to provide three such as stoves, washers and dryers. 24 hours, so people should be pre- Corinaso Point. .HS-26 pared for an extended wait. Hurri- Tierra K. .HS-28 or HS-30 meals for you and your family. Be The only exceptions to this are sure to include any special foods refrigerators and freezers. They canes, the same as other cyclonic Defense Housing.HS-24 required. Include disposable should be set at the coldest set- storms, have an "eye"-or calm per- Ocean View #35 & #133 and Gas Hill plates, cups, forks, paper towels, ting and to avoid food spoilage,and iod-in the middle of the storm. trailers.HS-29 etc. in your hurricane basket. The should be opened only when neces- Do not leave your hurricane shelter basket should also include clothing, sary. CAUTION: Careful inspection until told to do so as the winds NON-U.S. FAMILIES toilet articles and one blanket for must be made before appliances are on the "backside" of the eye can be Trailer Park.HS-18 or HS-20 each member of your family. reconnected or turned on to ensure very dangerous and possibly more Desirable items, although not essen- they are not wet or in contact intense than the first part of the All other areas.HS-22 tial, include reading materials, with water. Death or serious in- hurricane. playing cards, transistor radios jury and property damage may other- UNACCOMPANIED U.S. CIVILIANS and small toys for children. wise result. Pictures, paintings, Teachers/BOQ residents.BOQ drapes, curtains and window shades HURRICANE CONDITION ONE ROMEO (Use head area should be removed and stored in a for cover during peak HURRICANE CONDITION THREE winds.) safe place to prevent water damage. Condition One Romeo is set when the hurricane has cleared the area. Desal contractor employees.Power Condition Three is set when a Firefighting, rescue and security Plant 4 hours of hurricane is within 48 teams will be deployed while non- Other contractor employees.HS-21 the base. The setting of this con- HURRICANE CONDITION ONE essential personnel remain in their over dition will be announced shelters until the "all clear" sig- UNACCOMPANIED NON-U.S. CIVILIANS AFRTS. At this time all military Condition One will go into effect nal is sounded (A three-minute Jamaicans.HS-1, HS-2, HS-3, HS-4, vehicles should be fueled and fuel when a hurricane is within 12 hours continuous sounding of the base HS-5, HS-6, HS-8, HS-9, HS-10, levels maintained at no less than HS-14, HS-17, HS-19 half-full. hurricane shelter ol Cubans and any others.HS-23 and wardens will begin checking their CONDITION FIVE NORMAL FROM DECEMBER 1 NORMAL ROUTINE HS-25 shelters to insure they are ready THROUGH MAY 31. for use. Any discrepancies should ALL LEEWARD NON-U.S. CIVILIANS SHEL- . be reported at this time. All CONDITION FOUR NORMAL FROM JUNE 1 TO REVIEW HURRICANE AV 622 (first deck) aircraft will be prepared to fly NOVEMBER 30 ALTHOUGH TER ASSIGNMENTS AND DESTRUCTIVE WINDS ARE LOCATIONS. MINIMIZE to a safe area, should that become UNACCOMPANIED MILITARY NOT ASSIGNED POSSIBLE WITHIN 72 HOURS. LOOSE DEBRIS AND PRE- necessary. Also during Condition EMERGENCY DUTIES Three, all small craft operations PARE A HURRICANE Windward Marines.Huntington BEQ BASKET. will cease and all small craft will Leeward Marines.AV 620 & AV 621 be secured. All barrel boats will Windward Navy. . Gold Hill BEQ WINDS ARE CHECK EMERGENCY SUP- either be placed ashore or secure- CONDITION THREE DESTRUCTIVE Leeward Navy.AV 622, 623, 624, PLIES. PREPARE TO ly anchored by the owner. FORECAST WITHIN 48 HOURS. 525, 526 QUARTERS. SECURE Windward Officers.Deer Point BOQ (Use head area for cover during SECURE QUARTERS AND HURRICANE CONDITION TWO CONDITION TWO DESTRUCTIVE WINDS ARE peak winds.) SHOP FORECAST WITHIN 24 HOURS. AMATEUR RADIOS. Leeward Officers.Leeward BOQ Condition Two, set when a hurri- FOR LAST-MINUTE EMER- cane moves to within 24 hours of GENCY SUPPLIES. STAY SPECIAL CASES the base, requires all emergency TUNED TO AFRTS. Women with infants less than six operations personnel to report for months old and women in their last duty and it cancels all base leave CONDITION ONE DESTRUCTIVE WINDS ARE ENSURE QUARTERS ARE three months of pregnancy who are and liberty. All base personnel FORECAST WITHIN 12 HOURS. SECURE AND PROCEED TO not living in hurricane proof should stay tuned to AFRTS radio SHELTER. OFFICIAL OR quarters should report to the (1340 AM) and television (channel EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY. hospital with their dependent 8) for further instructions. Mili- STAY TUNED TO AFRTS. children. tary vehicles not required for Leeward emergency cases. AV 627 destructive weather preparations CONDITION ONE ALPHA WINDS OF 40 MPH OR MORE STAY IN QUARTERS OR Personnel assigned by CO, NAS, will be fueled and parked in a po- HAVE HIT, HIGHER WINDS SHELTER. KEEP ALL PRI- AV 600 (NAS hangar) sition which will minimize damage ARE EXPECTED IMMINENTLY. VATE VEHICLES OFF THE Personnel assigned by CO, NAVSTA, and permit ready accessibility for ROAD. STAY TUNED TO PWD garage recovery efforts. All buildings, AFRTS. COMNAVBASE CP.AV 31 files and records will be secured NAVSTA CP.HS 15 for protection against high winds CONDITION ONE ROMEO RECOVERY PHASE. (STORM REMAIN IN SHELTER UNTIL Provost Marshal.HS 13 and water. Cuban commuters will HAS PASSED.) ALL CLEAR HAS SOUNDED. MARBKS ACP.15.11 and HS 12 be excused from work and transport- STAY TUNED TO AFRTS. Personnel and welfare teams.HS 7 ed to the northeast gate, if Correctional facility.HS 16 Page,4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, May 30, 1979 by Bill Frede 4 4 lace 4 Cuantanamo Gazette by Bill Frede Wednesday, ilay 30, 1979 {y 4 zA24 w Two fine examples are two local little's 193/495 and Emmitt Dailey's teenagers, one male and one female, 182/497. The top story of this week's bowl- cuits. He will start on the region- who with Vic's help have establish- The women were led by Pat Carpen- ing column as many of you have al- al level and if he does well there ed themselves as 170 plus average ter with a 189/472. Next was Judy ready heard is Gitmo's first 300 we may have a chance to see him bowlers and with continuing prac- Kingsley's 181/469, Sherry Welch's game ever which was bowled by Vic again a few years from now on tele- tice should be 180 or better bowlers 185/461, Barbara Vecoli's 160/448, Reves. Since we are at the break vision. within the next year or two. Reba Dailey's 164/442 and Phyllis between alot of the winter and sum- Some of Vic's achievements since I am proud to say I have known Vic White's 157/440. mer leagues, I am going to devote he has been here are five 700 plus both as a friend and as a competi- To be continued the biggest part of this column to series with a Gitmo tops of 727 fol- tor. It has helped quite a few the finest bowler to ever bowl at lowed by a 726, 704, 703 and along peoples' averages down here to com- in tomorrow's Gazette Guantanamo Bay Cuba. I am speaking with his 300 game Friday night a pete against Vic because they try of no other than Vic Reyes. 702 series. Vic has also bowled a that little bit harder to beat him. National League results I have spoken to a few of the peo- 694 series so he has bowled six of But as many of us have learned, ple who witnessed Vic's 300 game and Gitmo's top ten series ever. Along that is almost a futile effort. Montreal 9, Philadelphia 0 they say that all 12 balls were per- with the 300 game Vic has also bowl- Taking nothing away from Vic's team- Pittsburgh 8, Chicago Cubs 0 fect hits and that not one of them ed near perfect games of 278 and mates in the CINCLANTFLT roll-offs Houston 2, Cincinnati 1 was a fluke or a lucky hit. 277. These three games rank in the here a couple months ago, Vic almost New York Mets 6, St. Louis 2 Vic's wife Ernie said, "I was keep- top ten individual games ever bowl- singlehandedly bowled his team to a Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 5 ing score and it made me so nervous ed here. He has established many trip to the CINCLANTFLT finals in San Diego 6, Atlanta 3 (1st game that I had to have somebody else league average records and when he Charleston, S.C. averaging 218 for San Diego 3, Atlanta 2 (2nd game fill out the recap sheet when it was finishes his final league June 8 he 24 games. With Vic's departure over." will have also established a one from Gitmo I know many people will American League scores Vic said, "I was nervous stepping year composite (all games combined) join me in giving him congratula- up for the twelfth strike so instead average of approximately 197 for tions in all his accomplishments Montreal 7, New York Yankees 3 of thinking a long time about it I well over 300 games for that year. here and also in wishing him the Detroit 9, Toronto 8 just went ahead and threw the ball." In 1975 Vic was only a 162 average best of luck in pursuing his hope- Chicago White Sox 4, Cleveland 2 The rest is history. Vic is leav- bowler but with a strong desire and fully prosperous career in bowling. Baltimore 8, Kansas City 1 ing Gitmo June 19. He is getting hours and hours of practice he has Now for some results from the California 6, Seattle 4 discharged from the Marine Corps and become a consistent high 190 bowler last couple of weeks of bowling. Oakland at Minnesota, rained out he has aspirations to try his best with most league averages approach- The Midnight Ramblers scores from Boston at Texas, rained out to make it in the pro ranks. ing the 200 mark. Along with his May 11 had Dick Morin leading the From what he has shown us here he own personal endeavor to improve men with a 195/514 followed by Skip NBA action has a very good chance to go a long himself he has also helped numerous Benway with a 213/504. Other scores way on the professional bowling cir- people with their bowling games. were Al Joye's 211/514, John Land- Seattle 114, Washington 112

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The Publ,Af hairsStaff finish with metal flake, make an es91sthed r1ightto4itl a e (AT-Anytime/DW-During Worin during the week, Hours/AW-After Working Hours). and AT on weekends. offer. 8236 AT or see at Paola Can be seen at Granadillo Point Point 19. 951144 5-C, available June 30. 18 cubic ft. Coldspot upright Assembled radio controlled model freezer, $150; 16" oscillating fan; Three 12,000 BTU A/C, excellent Yashica GSN 35mm camera, like new; airplane outfit, includes NRC "76 leave message at 8154 or 90169 condition, $90 each; 24,000 BTU Yashica electronic flash unit, used Transmitter (dry-72.320Mz) & re- after 3:30 p.m. A/C, like new, $300; available once; both for $75. 8272 DWH, ask ceiver (NiCd) & servos; Airtronics now. 8616 DWH, 90219 AWH. for Ollie. Q-TEE plane with .049 Cox engine, '74 VW (Thing) yellow, swing out all for $210; also have CG Falcon spare tire on rear, 29,000 original G.E. digital clock radio, $10; '71 Ford station wagon; 11,000 BTU 56-MARK II R/C kit - 75% assembled miles, $1700. 8526 DWH, 8252 AWN. Emerson Cougar stereo with head- Whirlpool A/C, prices negotiable, for $40; Airtronics S-TEE kit for phone, $35; Evel Knievel Jet Cycle, will take best offers. 8647 AT. $18: MIDWEST Cessna Cardinal AR '68 Plymouth Satellite, good con- brand new, $10. 97252 AT. styrofoam R/C kit, $27; miscel- dition, $750. 95465 DWH, 951001 One Hydraulic A and B unit for laneous hobby equipment. 8793 AT. ext. 238 AWN. '75 Pacer, a/t, low mileage, best small boat complete with 11" two offer. 951001 ext. 322 AWH. blade prop and transmission, needs Giveaway Pioneer cassette deck, model number small engine 6 to 8 h.p. for com- CT-F500, 2 months old, in excellent 5-piece pink bathroom set, $5; car plete propulsion for a small Schraubrad gear for '67 Opel, was condition. 951219 AWN. seat, $1; car vacuum cleaner, $4; barrel boat formerly used on 35' ordered through Waters Auto Parts, all polished stainless steel 6 wine sailboat as auxiliary propulsion, Jacksonville, Florida 2 months ago. Underwater photography system, goblets, tray & shaker, $10 for $100. 8236 AT or see at Paola 913219 DWH. automatic 35mm camera, flash and set; large table top cutting board, Point 19. housings, $425; 2 night diving $5; large roll of plastic wrap, $3; lights, $90 for the pair. 8647 AT. 22,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C needs '75 Honda 250 Elsinor, good condi- Wanted compressor, $25. 98140 AT. tion, $700; Dacor Olympic 200 Playpen; compressor for 10,000 BTU CL 350 Honda, $500, available first diving regulator, used 6 months, Fedders A/C; reasonably priced and week of June, must sell as leaving 11,000 BTU Fedders A/C, $100; $50. 913237 DWH, 95420 AWH. in good condition. 98160 AT. Gitmo. 98274 AT. 12,000 BTU Gibson Cool Sweep A/C, $100; 22,000 BTU Gibson Cool Sweep '62 Frigidaire frost free refriger- 10-speed parts, also need slot '72 Honda 350cc with two helmets, A/C, $135; or all 3 for $300, ator, 19 cubic ft., $50; G.E. self- cars and slot car parts. 97252 AT. $500 or best offer. 90207 after available June 1; two 80 watt epi- cleaning oven, $100. 95348 AT. 5 p.m. cure speakers, $160 value, asking Names of groups or organiza- $100; heavy duty mini bike frame Yashica FR-1 manual & automatic tions for whom Curtis MONROE has Desi Shive will be selling her with tire, $30. 8236 AT or see at exposure camera with power winder donated free entertainment. Object; Gitmo stationary and note cards Paola Point 19. (2 FPS), 210 mm zoom lense, 50 mm Letter of Appreciation. Contact John at the Special Services Flee lense, doubler attachment, lense Meadows 8527/8849 DWH. '71 Market on Sunday, June 3. For more Yamaha 60cc motorcycle, good hood, camera case, grip type camera information call running condition, $200 or best 95503 AT. bracket, flash, four 52 mm filters, One double barrel carburetor, one offer. 95478 AT. one 58 mm filter, also accessory front wheel bearing & two 14" rims '73 Chevrolet Luv pickup, 4 cylin- kit & tripod, $600 or make offer. for '68 Chevy car, 327 engine. Ask der with Blue sculptured carpet, camper shell, excellent 12' x 13', 95542 DWH, ask for Sgt. Mathis. for Sullivan at 8420 or 8577 AT. condition, new paint, Blue Book $40; Hotpoint washer & Whirlpool value $1700, asking $1400 or rea- dryer, apartment size, 7 months One living room chair, color dark Two children's bicycle seats. sonable offer. 90269 AT. old, $200 or best offer; baby bed oak with matching ottoman, $35. 992219 AT. with mattress & springs, $15; mili- 90172 AT. 85-205 Auto-Zoom lens, bayonet tary dress blues, jacket size 40, Any size airline approved animal mount, excellent shape, $75; short pants size 32 x 33, $20 for set; '77 Dodge Van, 318 motor, V-8 cage. 95455 AT. shaft fuel pump, $7; frigerator, military Corfams, 10 B, $15. engine, custom van, low mileage. good second one, $50; floor scruber 96185 AWH. 95546 AWH. Record album: "It's a Beautiful polisher, $15; 7' X-mas tree, $5. Day" by artist of the same name. 99158 AT. 11,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, 1 year '71 Ford station wagon, make offer; 8272 DWH. old, in excellent condition. 8116 11,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C. 8647 AT. Ham radio station, everything you DWH, 951184 AWH. need to get on the air, $440. Child's bed with headboard, foot- Lost 8647 AT. Sony STR-7055 stereo receiver, mint board, box springs & mattress, Watch, lost in the vicinity of condition, $195 or best offer, may never used, $40; '77 Edition of basketball court #l2in Cooper Baby crib mattress, $10; Navy uni- trade. 8717 DWH, 952257 AWH. Encyclopedias, excellent condition. Field. If found please return to form jackets, size 40L, worn twice, 952219 AT. PFC Reginald Sanders. REWARD. $750; three CB radios, 23 channel, 20' Dory style fishing & diving 95409 AT, 95542 DWH. 3 channel, 1 channel, $35 for all. boat, 35 h.p. Johnson motor, safety Two 14" chrome reverse wheels, 98210 AT. gear & extras, can be easily rigged $30; one H-78 14" tire on rim, $10; for outside fishing, $900. 913225 green wall to wall carpeting to Services 3 door wooden dresser, $40; 3 door DWH, 97286 AWH. fit 2 bedrooms & hall of a 3 bed- Yardwork in Nob Hill, Saturdays dresser, $20; two solid wood one room unit of Granadillo housing, and after school 97252 AT. drawer night stands, $50 for pair; Waves military uniforms, 2 complete $45. 95455 AT. 4 foot shelves, $5: 2 foot corner summer blue uniforms, size 16 regu- Cakes for all occasions' Homemade shelf, $2; avocado J.C. Penney lar; one combination hat, size 22; Houseplants for sale, every day of pound cakes, fresh and never Penncrest portable washing machine, 2 winter dress jackets, size 15 . the week, Center Bargo 1158 or frozen, with the decorators touch. $45. 98140 AT. 8717 DWH. call 90124 AT. Call Mrs. Wright at 8841 AT.