Powell terms rumors about Percy Carter aid apologizes 'inappropriate, regrettable and dumb' WASHINGTON (AP)--Presidential News After the "Sun-Times" disclosed But Percy said Powell did not tell He did not identify the newspaper Secretary Jody Powell telephoned a Powell's call, a storm of controver- him expressly that he had found the or newspapers involved. personal apology yesterday to Re- sy erupted in Washington with the report to be incorrect. Percy added, Powell said he acted yesterday publican Senator Charles Percy of press secretary initially acknow- "I think to clear the record he without consulting in advance with Illinois for spreading rumors about ledging he had made a "dumb mistake." should be asked to clarify that." Carter or any member of the White Percy, one of budget chief Bert Later Powell said, "I called At his daily news briefing hours House staff. Lance's principal critics. Senator Percy and told him I re- later, Powell again termed his ac- gretted the situation very much." tion "inappropriate, regrettable He said the information did not Powell had called the Washington Percy said a note was handed to and dumb." come to him through any government bureau of the "Chicago Sun-Times" him at about 10:20 a.m. yesterday Asked what President Carter had agencies. Tuesday and passed along rumors, saying that Powell had called, and said to him about the matter, he re- However, he acknowledged his hotly denied by Percy, that the Percy immediately left the Senate plied, "he seemed to accept my sources were government employes, Senator had used Bell and Howell hearing room and returned the call. analysis as accurate." who, he said, picked up the rumors corporate aircraft and facilities He said he told Powell, "You have Powell acknowledged he called at outside the course of their official of a Chicago bank during his 1972 expressed your regret, and I accept least one other newspaper besides business. He would not identify re-election campaign. that." the "Sun-Times" to talk about Percy. them.

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8813 1High tide, 9 58pml'L Partly cloudy; Low t&de 4:7pjs Chance of thun- SW1AiC~e --- 6:48aia*f derstorms; Winds SU et-- 7:04pm SE 8-12 kts; Bay High --- 92 1 conditions 1-3 Low---- 74 The. Navy'z onyot -ba ed da,,LfZft. Vol. 32, No. 178 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, September 15, 1977 Kissinger, Rusk support Panamanian treaty ratification WASHINGTON (IPS)--The U. S. House our basic interests in the canal and the Congress to assume." traced the recent canal treaty nego- of Representatives International Re- to solidify our long-term friendship In conclusion, the former Secretary tiations back through several admin- lations Committee yesterday heard and cooperation with the other na- of State said the Panama Canal istrations and also discussed his- testimony from two former Secretaries tions of the Western Hemisphere. A treaties "are the essential founda- torical context and legal aspects of of State, Henry Kissinger and Dean creative Western Hemisphere policy tion of a long-term relationship of the 1903 canal treaty, which has Rusk, in support of the ratification must have many components, but the friendship and cooperation with the been the juridical basis of the canal of the newly-signed Panama Canal fate of these treaties will be its nations of the Western Hemisphere, arrangement since that time. "We treaties. touchstone for the countries of and they enhance our security and should not, be under the illusion In his testimony, Mr. Kissinger Latin America in this period." raise new prospects for a peaceful that those events could stand the said that "these treaties preserve Mr. Kissinger stressed that "a de- and constructive international order.' test of modern standards of treaty for the remainder of this century feat of the Panama Canal treaties Mr. Kissinger added, "I believe that making," he observed. the significant elements of the ex- would weaken the President's inter- passage of these treaties is the In discussing the new neutrality isting arrangements for management national authority at the beginning only possible act of wisdom and the treaty, Mr. Rusk said "Article IV and defense of the canal, while at of his term, the undermining of Pres- course of true patriotism. It is of the neutrality treaty played a the same establishing a cooperative idential authority at home would be the necessity of statesmanship. I major role in my own personal deci- relationship with Panama which will a demonstration of fundamental weak- therefore urge your support." sion to support these two treaties. actually enhance the canal's security ness and a grave responsibility for Former Secretary of State Rusk If, God forbid, it should ever be- and efficient operation." come necessary for a President and Mr. Kissinger stated that "were a Congress to take strong measures the new treaties rejected, it would to keep the canal functioning and be impossible for even our friends safe, they would be in a far strong- in the hemisphere to support us, er position to do so under the rejection of the treaties would treaties of 1977 than under the poison our relationship with all Bombs rock Mexico City, anachronistic treaty of 1903." countries of Latin America on all Mr. Rusk said "our national inter- other issues and leave us, for the est lies in access to and the safe- first time in our history, facing ty of our special position in the the unanimous hositility of all the hurt policemen, wreck cars zone. I belive that our interest nations to the south of us in our in the canal includes a residual re- own hemisphere." MEXICO CITY (UPI)--More than 20 Tuesday night to early Wednesday. sponsibility to the maritime nations . According to Mr. Kissinger, "the powerful bomb explosions rocked this Another five exploded in Guadalajara, of the world and to certain nations Panama Canal treaties present us capital and two other Mexican cities, Mexico's second largest city, and of our own hemisphere for whom the with the opportunity both to advance seriously injuring two policemen 11 were reported in Oaxaca, in the canal is a life line." and damaging at least 12 patrol southeastern part of the nation, he cars, a police spokesman said Wed- said, nesday. The main targets of the blasts "All of the blasts, except for Kruger defends were police stations, government that one at the Ciudad Netzahual- Terrorists request agencies and banks, the spokesman coyotl police headquarters in the said adding that a group labeled as northern part of the capital, caused the "People's Red Brigade" claimed considerable damage, but no deaths police security responsibility for two of the ex- were reported," he said. Korea or Yemen plosions in this capital. The spokesman indicated that PRETORIA, South Africa (UPI)-- the BONN, West Germany (UPI)--Eleven Five bombs went off on this capi- bombs were homemade, containing Minister of Police Jimmy Kruger imprisoned terrorists whose tal in a six-hour span, from late gunpowder and acid. release Wednesday defended security police is demanded by the kidnapers of a against mounting worldwide criticism leading West German industrialist over the death of Black Conscious- want to go to either South Yemen or ness leader Steve Biko and said if North Korea, a well-informed source Biko chose to go on a hunger strike said Wednesday. it was his "Democratic right" to do The 11 specified the Socialist so. recede Flood waters nations in a message relayed to the Biko, 30, died Monday night in kidnapers late Tuesday by the fed- detention after an eight day hunger eral criminal police through Swiss strike. He was the founder of the lawyer Denis Payot, who has acted South African Students Organization city starts clean-up as an intermediary, the source said. and honorary president of the Black Officially, the government said Peoples Convention, two organiza- only that it had relayed the pris- tions dedicated to raising black KANSAS CITY, Missouri (UPI)--The At the height of the storm, crests oners' answers to questions asked self image. deadliest flood waters in the city's of water 20 feet high surged through them. Kruger told the Transvaal National history receded Wednesday, leaving residential areas. But the government said earlier Party Congress meeting in Pretoria behind millions of dollars in "Some of the rivers and streams it would be unable to get a crew Biko had been rightfully arrested damages in mangled automobiles, mud- were still above flood stage yester- to fly the 11 terrorists abroad un- on August 18 in connection with un- smeared homes and businesses. day, but there is no serious flood- less overflight and landing rights rest in Port Elizabeth and for the ing expected," said Joe Prelec of could be arranged beforehand. The death toll stood at 19, but writing and distribution of inflam- the National Weather Service. Other than asking the prisoners police feared more bodies might be matory pamphlets. Preliminary damage estimates ranged where they wished to go-, the govern- He said Biko was not questioned found trapped in several flooded from $4 million to $7 million soley ment made no move toward meeting until September 5 and had initially underground parking lots, Twenty- for Kansas City, Missouri, property. the kidnaper's demands, ignoring a one persons have been reported miss- indicated he would answer questions No one could detail the extent of fourth deadline of midnight Tuesday. "after 15 minutes" but then after ing. private property damage in the city Police tightened security around the quarter hour said he was going The death toll has surpassed the and suburban areas of both Missis- the homes of political leaders con- on a hunger strike. 18 recorded in the city's worst pre- sippi and Kansas. sidered potential targets of yet "That is his Democratic right. vious disaster, the billion-dollar Of 15,000 persons displaced Tues- another terrorist attack. This re- If a man goes on a hunger strike, 1951 flood. day by waters of the Big Blue, Little flected official fear that the kid- you cannot force him to eat," City officials said a flash flood Blue, Kansas and Missouri Rivers and napers of Hanns-Martin Schleyer Kruger said. of such magnitude probably would numerous creeks, Red Cross officials might try to abduct another public He said security police had done happen in the area only once in 500 estimated about 3,000 would remain figure and then kill their first "what had to be done." years. homeless Wednesday. victim to underline their demands. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September 15, 1977 Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings AL-ANON meets at 7:30 p.m. at the THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER EATERS East Bargo Old. Nursery School build- ANONYMOUS meets at 6:30 p.m. at the ing. For further information call East Bargd old nursery school build- 90269. Community ing.

Bulletin WATER STATUS - WATERING HOURS YESTERDAY'S FIGURES MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Board o TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 6 TO 6:30 P.M. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,539,000 I- - $1T TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,992,000 Community announcements 951144

Clubs and Organizations BROWNIE TROOP #15 TO MEET BARN DANCE LIVE FIRING Another good ole fashioned barn MODEL RAILROAD ASSOCIATION Brownie Troop #15 will hold their Live Firing will be conducted at dance! So many of you have asked first meeting September 16 at 3 p.m. the following times: the Gitmo Swingers to have another The Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad at the Brownie Hut. Parents are re- Sept. 15 - from 8 a.m. - 4:30 barn dance, so we've done it! Yep! p.m. Association will meet on September quested to make arrangements for the On September 17th at 7:30 p.m. at Sept. 16 - from 8 a.u. - 4:30 p.m. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the double Quon- Brownies to ride the school bus The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas to the elementary school multipurpose set Hut at East Bargo. All members the Brownie Hut, and parents between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles should room, the Swingers' professional are urged to attend and the public pick up the Brownies at 4 p.m. For Points and all of the upper bay caller will have you whooping and is cordially invited. Please drive further information call 951037 AT. north of Caracoles and Granadillo shouting in no time. Just bring safely in the housing area. For SCAPE CLASS Points will be off limites. For CLEAR CAST SEA your willingness to have a good further information call Ed at further information contact the time and you will. 951038 AWH. The Caribbean Arts and Crafts You don't have Special Services Marina, ComNavBase to know how to dance, just yer two Association will have a clear cast Duty Officer or Base Police. HOSPITAL ENLISTED WIVES MEET left feet and you'll be in sea scape picture class on Thursday, on the NEX JOB OPENING September 15 at 7 p.m. All supplies fun. Tickets will be distributed The Hospital Enlisted Wives Club except shells are provided in the to club members for distribution tc will meet September 15 at Kittery The Navy Exchange has the follow- class fee of $10 for this one the community of Guantanamo Bay, Beach 371C at 7:30 p.m. The cos- night- ing job opening: workshop. For further information_ for a donation of $2 per person. metic representative will be present Full time cashier I to work in the call Karen Wardlaw For further information call at this meeting. at 8649. Cashier Cage at the PTO MEETING Gloria at 98144. main store. AS- 3/2.78 hour. Six months RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETS cashier ex- SCORE KEEPERS NEEDED perience in a large retail organiza- The Parent Teachers Organization tion required. This position There will be a meeting of the of W. T. Sampson Schools will have Score keepers are needed for Ban- closes on September 16. Consolidated Recreation Council on its first meeting p.m., Sep- tam bowlers September 17. A at 7:30 NEX JOB OPENING September 20 at 1:30 p.m. in the tember 19 in the Multi-Purpose room coaches' meeting will be held after Special Services Conference Room of the elementary school. Nursery bowling. For further information The Navy Exchange has the follow- located in the Official's Associa- call Bob Izzo will be provided at the Day Care at 90290 AT. ing job opening: tion Hut across the street from the Center. All members and interested Part-time sales clerk II to work Windjammer. people are urged to attend. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS at the main store. PS-2/2.52 hour. REEF RAIDERS DIVE YACHT CLUB "SAIL" AFTERNOON It is requested that all special Six months selling experience re- interest groups call Special Ser- quired. This position closes Sep- The Reef Raiders will have a break- A special "Sail" afternoon is vices at 951160 no later than 4 p.m. tember 19. fast dive on September 17 at 8:30 scheduled for Yacht Club members on on September 16 to up-date their JACK AND JILL GOLF TOURNEY a.m. at Phillips Park. Steak and Family Day, September 18. Bullseye group or activity chairman/president, eggs will be served. Please sign and Sunfish sailboats will be A new roster is being prepared and A Jack and Jill Golf tournament up at the Dive Shack. "standing by" from 1 until 4 p.m. your cooperation is needed. will be held September 18. Sign up SOCIALIZERS CLUB DANCE for any member who would like to go FLEA MARKET SCHEDULED at the Pro Shop before 10 a.m. All sailing. Babysitting services will new golfers are welcome. For fur- The Socializers Club will have a be available at the club. Evening Special Services will have another ther information contact the Pro dance September 17 from 9 p.m., so Family Day activities will start at flea market on October 16 at McCalla Shop at 951119. come on out and socialize. Music 5:30 with a social, followed by a Hangar from 12:30 p.m. until all will be provided by "Infinity In- pot luck supper at 6 p.m. Election merchandise is sold. There will be DEEP SEA FISHING BOAT corporated." Tickets may be pur- of new officers will be held. The two size booths to choose from: chased from any club member or at nominating committee slate of offi- large booths (20' X 20') for $3 and On September 12 Special Services the door for $3 per person. BYOB. cers is posted at the club. small booths (10' X 20') for $2, all received on board one 20' deep sea fishing boat. We are still Hors d'oeuvres will be served. For CUB SCOUTS TO HOLD CLEAN UP inside the hangar. You must supply waiting further information call Marsha your own tables. to receive two 70HP engines before we can place the boat on the rental Perez at 96100 AWH. Cub Scout Pack 401 will hold a Anybody wishing to rent a space line. As soon as the engines arrive PWOC COUNCIL MEETING .clean up at 9 a.m. on September 17 can do so by coming into the Special and the price is worked out, Special at the Cub Scout Hut. Bring brooms, Services office between 7:30 a.m. Services will announce it via AFRTS There will be a meeting of the rakes, hoes, grass whips and lawn and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. and the Gazette. The boat may be PWOC Council on September 16 at mowers and help polish our piece of Deadline for renting space is Octo- seen 9:30 a.m. at the home of Joyce ber 14 at 4 p.m, No booths will be at the Auto Hobby Shop or at Griesser, Tierra K 93. sold the day of the flea market. the Fish and Gear Locker. Special Announcements For people wishing to sell food, JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL permission must be received from the TOLE AND DECORATIVE PAINTING CUBAN COOKING CLASS Navy Exchange before a booth can be There will be a meeting of all purchased. Have you every wanted to paint head coaches, and other members of Beginner's Cuban Cooking classes TAKE-OUT CHICKEN AT but just didn't quite have the tal- the football commission on September will be given by Mrs. Delores Duffus NAUTICAL LANTERN ent for it. If this is you, then 19 at 8 p.m. at the Cub Scout Hut. starting September 20. For more "Tole and Decorative" painting is For further information call 90282 information call 97120 between The Nautical Lantern is now sell- your answer. It is method painting, AWH. 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. ing take-out chicken everyday ex- a stroke technique rather than a GITMO SWINGERS HOMEMADE ICE CREAM cept Wednesdays, from 11:30 a.m. talent and can be learned by anyone until 1 p.m. and from 5 until 9 with a desire to paint. Beginning The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Are you hungry for some really p.m. The sizes range from a two November 14 and 15 classes will be Club will meet at the elementary good ice cream? Come get your fill piece lunch to a 21 piece barrel. offered by the Caribbean Arts and school Multi-Purpose room at 12 noon on September 17 in front of the Price list can be picked up at the Crafts Assoication. The fee for on September 17 to decorate for the Navy Exchange, between 11 a.m. and Nautical Lantern or the Marine this six week class will be $20 barn dance. The barn dance will 2 p.m. Besides vanilla and choco- Corps Exchange. which is due upon registration end- begin at 7:30 on September 17. The late, you can choose such flavors ing September 21. For further in- formation call Sandra Webb at 96240 grand opening of the new club build- as banana, mango, cherry vanilla, U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba ing will be at 4 p.m. on the 18th peach or chocolate chip mint. AT. "Remember a good laugh is Sun- of September. Exhibition dancing This is sponsored by the Protes- shine in a painting class." will follow the grand opening cere- tant Women of the Chapel who will HOSPITAL WALK-IN CLINIC mony. The public is invited. For give all proceeds to the Baptist further information call Arie Mae Mission in Haiti. at 8520 AWH. The walk-in clinic at the hospital SPECIAL SERVICES is open from 8 until 10:30 a.m. Mon- NSA MEETING SUGGESTION/COMPLAINT BOXES Capt. Davld W. DeCook day through Friday. Naval Bas Commander There will be a metting of NSA Special Services has placed in Naval Itaion Commanding Officer September 16 at Villamar 1226B (1st each of our facilities a suggestion/ LCdr. Jerry Ryan.Public Affaire Officer ADULT SWIMMING CLASSES Street) at 7 p.m. JO 1 raldRinser. Editor For further in- complaint box so we can see if there J02 Brenda Starkey. .*Aesistant Editor formation call 99291. Gong Yo will is some way we can be of better ser- PN2 Ronna Schmokr:.Reporter/Production Asst, Adult beginner and improvement begin promptly vice to our customers or if you are swimming lessons are being offered. not being serviced properly. Classes will start September 19 at BROWNIE TROOP #9 TO MEET Suggestion/complaint chits are The Gantamo Gaette I published according to the 6:30 p.m. and run for four weeks on rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers available at each facility to fill me th di cio Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday as outlined In NAWEXOS P-35an at of the Naval Base Public Affair Officer. Printed Brownie Troop 9 will meet Septem- out. five time weekly at government expense on government the Windjammer pool. Sign up at ber 15 from 3-4 p.m. at the Brownie We hope that this service will be equipment at the Navy Publicatios and Printim Special Services Monday through Fri- Service Branchoffi c, the opinions or statements in Hut behind the Marine Barracks boat used, and if you wish you may also news item that appear herein are not to be construed day between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. For shed. For more information call call BMC Thompson at 95449 Sofficial or as reflecting th views of COMAVSE more information or 95448 e DAApent of the Nay. call 90117 on 951280 AT. DWH. Thursdays. Thursday, September 15, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history. TAK E NOTE Today is Thursday, September 15th, the 258th day of 1977. There are 107 SRD employee Due to lack of enrollment ODU days left in the year. must cancel the following courses: A & L 395, Ascent of Man Today's highlight in history: Speech 201, Oral Interpretation On this date in 1949, Konrad Adenauer became the first Chancellor of Biology 362, Principles of Public dies at hospital West Germany. Health Anyone who is enrolled in these On this date: courses should call Nancy Held at A probable heart attack claimed In 1777, the Polish aristocrat, Count Casimir Pulaski, was commissioned 95347 if they wish to change to the life of a Ship Repair Department a major-general in the American Revolutionary Army. another course. employee yesterday morning at the In 1789, the U. S. Department of Foregin Affairs changed its .name to the Two short courses are scheduled base hospital. Department of State. for late October and early November. Dead is Vincent Afflick, 52. Born In 1914, during World War I, German New Guinea and the Bismarck Archi- They are ECI 497 and 544, Group in Haining, Hectors River, Portland, pelago surrendered to the British. Dynamics and EFSP 461, the Teaching Jamaica; he had worked at SRD since In 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain flew to Germany to of Reading the Content Areas. Any- March 1965. try to mediate a German-Czechoslovak dispute. one interested in these courses He is survived by his wife Stella In 1942, in World War II, German armies attacked the Soviet city of should see Nancy Held at the library of Rowlandsfield. St. Thomas. Stalingrad. Tuesday or Thursday at noon or call In 1959, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Washington to begin her at home 95347. a 13-day visit to the United States. Today's TV8

Ten years ago: The liner "Queen Mary," no longer able to compete with Projections indicate that the base air travel, began its last voyage across the Atlantic to New York. will exceed its goal of 15 per cent Five years ago: Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met in Paris with energy savings for the month of schedule North Vietnam's top negotiator, Le Duc Tho. September. Accordingly, summer hours One year ago: Daniel Maynihan was declared the winner over Bella Abzug for office air conditioning set for the Democratic nomination for the U. S. Senate from New York. forth will be extened through Septem- THURSDAY ber 30. Today's birthdays: Opera singer Hilde Gueden is 54, Singer and pianist 1:00 General Hospital Robby Short is 53. 1:35 Sew Whats New Due to an imbalance in local 2:00 The Price is Right Thought for today: We must beware of trying to build a society in which housing inventory, personnel in the 2:45 Cartoons nobody counts for anything except a politician or an official -- Winston E-4 through E-6 housing category 3:00 The Addams Family Churchill. have been experiencing a much longer 3:30 The Electric Company wait for two bedroom housing than 4:00 My Favorite Martian those personnel on the three bedroom 4:30 Bat Masterson waiting list. In response to a 5:00 Native Americans Education Association holds fiesta Commander, Naval Base request for 5:30 Newswatch aception to housing policy in order 6:30 Truth or Consequences o alleviate this problem, the Chief 7:00 The Muppets f Naval Operations granted approval 7:30 In Search Of o allow two bedroom eligibles to be 7:55 Notes of Interest ssigned to three bedroom housing so 8:00 The Protectors is to approximately equalize the 8:30 What's Happening waiting times on both lists. On 9:00 Hawaii Five-O September 8, the base commander made 9: 55 Newswatch Final the decision to immediately imple- 10-:00 Thursday Night Movie: ment that procedure in the E-4 "Stiletto" (ADULT) through E-6 housing category by the 11:40 Sign Off following method: Personnel on the two bedroom list with three dependents were moved to Base movies the three bedroom list and will re- LYCEUMS tain their- original eligibility dates. Those within the freeze zone The Guantanamo Bay Education Association welcomed new W. T. Sampson Downtown - The Amazing Mr. Blunden, G on the two bedroom list were moved Elementary and High School staff members at a "Caribbean Fiesta." McCalla - Cinderella Liberty, R Pictured left to right: Front Row - Willie Blue, lst grade; Mary Ivey, to within the freeze zone of the Marine Site - The Car, PG kindergarten; Cheryl Dawson, 2nd grade; Ginger Rzasa, 1st grade; Jannette three bedroom list in accordance Leeward Point - The Greatest, PG Alfe, drama. Middle Row - Chuck Kelley, high school reading improvement with their eligibility dates. specialist; Peggie Winstead, kindergarten; Janice Castro, 2nd grade; Carol Future two bedroom eligible per- CLUBS Jenson, 1st grade; Jim Clark, biology; Ardice Trapp, high school music. sonnel with three dependents will Back Row - Wolfgang Plakinger, career study; John Broderick, 4th grade; be mandatorily placed on the three Windjammer - Eat My Dust, PG Lyn Sutcliffe, math; Richard Lovelace, 3rd grade. bedroom list to maintain waiting Staff NCO Club - Won Ton Ton, PG Staff members not pictured: Lucia Tyler, 1st grade, Sherry Bunch, 2nd times for both two and three bedroom CPO Club - Pat Garrett and Billy grade; Diana Valenzuela, host nations; Doug Small, English; Doris Valken- lists as equal as practical. Dis- the Kid, R burg, school nurse; Nancy Spurlock, home economics; Martha Jones, Karen continuance of this procedure may COMO Club - Missouri Breaks, PG Grien, Gladys Thompson and Liddy Fossom, educational technicians occasionally become necessary for certain periods of time to ensure maximum equalization of waiting 3LOOP IS times. AGIFT Personnel who acquire a third STAIGH T . dependent prior to assignment to a FROMNTHE " p .H1EA"rT Fund drive gets underway two bedroom unit will be mandator- O WHEN .) ily moved to the three bedroom list YOU'RE ASKED The 1978 Department of Defense Combined Federal Campaign Overseas Area with their original eligibility PLEASE PO will begin September 15 at DOD installations around the world. While the date. However, they may not be YOUR PART Rgen'.AmPS emphasis periods may vary from site to site, the overall campaign covers placed within the freeze zone of a six-week period. that list Beneficiaries will be the individuals served by the 13 International Services Agencies, the American Red Cross, and the 16 National Health Agencies. This campaign is the only authorized on-the-job opportunity for Department of Defense personnel overseas to support the participating national and international health, welfare and service agencies during Crocodile spotted in river the year, Volunatry contributions may be made during the campaign period or by pledge through the payroll allotment plan. Under the latter arrangement, the first deduction occurs in January 1978. Donors also have the option of designating all or part of their gift to agencies of their choice. Activities of agencies represented in the CFC include military morale and welfare at home and overseas, better national health conditions through research, disease prevention, patient-family service, help for the hungry, destitute, and distraught persons of many countries, community and youth programs. The slogan of the 1978 campaign, "Make Someone Happy Through Your CFC," stresses the personalized approach of the participating agencies' services. DOD personnel, both military and civilian, have supported the eleven previous campaigns with increasing generosity. More than $5 million was raised during last year's campaign. Spokespersons for the 30 participants express their gratitude for the extraordinary support of Department of Defense personnel, which enables them to help millions of persons. Secretary of Defense Harold Brown has issued the following personal endorsement: "The Combined Federal Campaign is an effective way to demonstrate con- cern for others. The participants in the 1978 campaign -- 13 Internation- al Service Agencies, the American Red Cross and 16 National Health Agencies A leisurely swimmer in the Guan- significantly touch the lives of millions of troubled persons each year. tanamo River, this crocodile caused The themeof this year's campaign, 'Make Someone Happy Through Your CFC,' some excitement for those who saw reminds us that people, individuals like you and your friends and neigh- him yesterday. Once a common sight bors, really do benefit from your contribution to the CFC. Each year, in this area, crocodiles are now members of the Department of Defense overseas, military and civilian, rare. have increased their giving to the CFC, demonstrating their awareness and support of participating agencies and their vital services. I urge each of you to give generously to this year's campaign." (Photo by PH2 Mayhew) Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September 15, 1977 NFL Football News SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Pro football Messersmith's has not been too kind to former Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan of Auburn, who has failed now in future doubtful four attempts to become a regular (UPI)--Pitcher Andy Messersmith's NFL quarterback. Yesterday, he was future with the Atlanta Braves is cut by the San Francisco 49ers. in doubt. Sullivan played four years with the The doctor who operated on his Atlanta Falcons and also had trials pitching arm this week says the with the Washington Redskins and veteran righthander "won't have a Chicago Bears. real good year next season." Elsewhere in the NFL, the Baltimore Las Vegas' night with the heavyweights The 32 year old Messermith under- Colts said all-pro defensive end went an operation Monday to have John Dutton will report to camp, bone chips and spurs removed from ending his two-month holdout. But Las Vegas, Nevada (UPI)--Ken Norton,Iby Ballard. One judge scored it his elbow and to have a ligament Dutton apparently is still without the number one contender to Muhammad 47-42 Young and the other had him a repaired in the arm. Orthopedic a contract. Ali's crown, hardly worked up a winner at 47-41. Young ran his surgeon Robert Wells says "the usual The Green Bay Packers announced sweat in the fifth and final bout record to 22-5-2; it was Ballard's procedure after an operation of this they've acquired wide receiver Rany of the night with the heavyweights. tenth loss in 34 fights. nature for a pitcher is that the Vataha, waived Tuesday by the New He knocked out Lorenzo Zanon of Third-ranked Ron Lyle also came following year is not very bright." England Patriots. Italy in the fifth round of their away with anunpopular majority de- But Wells expects Messersmith to And, the Chicago Bears picked up scheduled 10-rounder. Norton decked cision over Stan Ward of Sacramento, resume a successful pitching career receiver John Gilliam, who had been the Italian challenger twice in the ICalifornia. Two judges had it 46-45 "in the long term." cut by Atlanta. fifth round before he finished him. for Lyle and the other had it dead It will be January or February Norton now takes a 39 and 4 record even at 46-46. "at the earliest" before Messersmith MINNEAPOLIS (AP)--Former all-pro against second-ranked Jimmy Young on In earlier bouts, sixth-ranked can throw a baseball. defensive back Bill Bradley apparent- November 5th. Larry Holmes stopped Fred "Young ly will be out of uniform this season Jimmy Young of Philadelphia tuned Sanford" Houpe in the seventh round, for the first time-in 17 years. up for his heavyweight showdown and Leroy Jones of Denver won a Bradley, waived Tuesday by the Min- against Ken Norton by outpointing unanimous decision over New York Great moments nesota Vikings, went unclaimed. Jody Ballard last night in a ten- state champion Greg Johnson. round bout. Young got a surprising- Holmes now has a 25-0 record and (UPI)--The Seattle Seahawks re- ly rough fight from journeyman Jody is hoping to meet third-ranked- Ron in sports signed Ballard in the fourth of five heavy- Lyle next. defensive end Bob Lurtsema, (UPI)--Veterans of pro football an eleven-year veteran weight fights. Jones has not been beaten in 21 they released' say a quarterback is asking for Tuesday. Young was taken the full 10 rounds heavyweight fights. trouble if he leaves the "pocket," but Fran Tarkenton is an exception to the rule. The former Georgia All-American, Sports Briefs now with the Minnesota Vikings, will Atd4AS pEAp go into his scrambling act this fall BLACKPOOL, England (UPI)--The for the 17th straight year. He Ryder Cup golf matches begin today started with the Vikings in 1961, in Blackpool, England and the United switched to the New York Giants for States will lead aces, Jack Nicklaus a few seasons, and then returned to Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- and Tom Watson. They'll team Minnesota. 8 and 1340 radio will only be ac- Classified-Ads 951144 up for one of the scotch foursomes on Tarkenton was one of a long line cepted between 8 and 11 a.m. Monday 12,000 BTU Fedders the opening day. The classy Ameri- of greats to attend the University through Friday. Ads will not be A/C, $100. Call 90198 AW. can team is a heavy favorite over - of Georgia, such as Charlie Trippi accepted on holidays. Bonafide the combined forces of Britain arid and Frank Sinkwich. In 1958, the emergency announcements will be ac- Girl's tap shoes, size 2, like new; Ireland. Bulldogs had only won .two games in cepted anytime. Announcements may Fisher turntable; pair the Southeastern Conference and be hand carried to PAO anytime dur- 40 watt Ken- wood speakers; girl's (UPI)--Center Bob Lanier says finished in 10th place. Then, in ing working hours. Advertisements winter coat size he'll sign a new four-year $2 mil- 1959, came the turnabout. The Bull- will 6X. Call 98147. be limited to 40 words. Ads lion contract with the Detroit dogs were baring their teeth, and, which discriminate on the basis of 1972 Kawasaki 500 as is for $400, Pistons. well, this happened in the 1959 race, sex, creed, color or national good condition, The 29 year old center led the game against Auburn. origin will not be accepted. The needs minor clutch Pistons in scoring and rebounding It was the last play of the game, Public Affairs Staff reserves the work and carburetor tuned. Call 8649. last season, averaging more than 25 Auburn led, 13-6, and Georgia had right to edit and rewrite all sub- points and 11 rebounds per game. the ball on the Tigers' 13 yard missions. Osciloscope and signal generator. Lanier's old contract expired at line. Call Sullivan at 8222 AT. the end of the 1977-Y8 season, but Tarkenton recalls that he knew he 'FOR SALE he indicated to club officials at had to pull the unexpected, just as 1974 16' Old Town fiberglass canoe, the end of last season that he he does now in the pros, and looked Large plastic dog kennel, like new; "only one in Gitmo," has outboard wanted a new pact before training around at the other Bulldogs in the BSR turntable, 2260 BX. Call motor mount; 1975 Evinrude outboard camp opened. huddle. He nodded toward Bill 90290 AT. motor., price negotiable. Call Herron and told the tight end to Sommer at 951165 AT or 8222 DWH (UPI)--According to the latest hold his block four counts, fake 1972 Duster, red with black vinyl figures, U. S. Open champion right, and then head for the left top, P/S, radio, steel belted radial 12' X 28' barrel boat with a rebuilt Guillermo Vilas tops the Colgate corner of the end zone. tires, $1,000 or best offer. Can 35HP Johnson outboard motor, many Grand Prix tennis standings with Tarkenton took the snap, rolled be seen at Marine Barracks or call extras, $750. Call 951142 AWH. 1,672 points. That's 356 points to his right, stopped, cocked his 951159 AT. better than Brian Gottfried and arm and arched a pass into the ex- 1968 Ford Custom 500, rebuilt en- more than double that of Wimbledon treme left section of the end zone. 1972 Honda SL100, new metalic blue gine, transmission, new tires, new champion Bjorn Borg, who is third on There was Herron, who grabbed the paint, good rubber, needs speedo- exhaust system, body in good shape. the list. ball and snuggled it to his chest. meter, $300; assorted Honda parts Call 96214 AWH. The leader at the end of the That tied the score at 13-13, as for 175CC and 100CC and the old season gets a $300,000 bonus and Durward Pennington lined up to try 150CC, Can be seen at Villamar 1969 Buick LeSabre convertible, top will lead eight qualifiers in the the conversion. 261B or call 90149 AWH and ask for in working condition, runs good, Grand Masters tournament at Madison Later, Pennington admitted that Bolland. $900 or best offer; Decorder cassette Square Garden next January. he had thought the touchdown was tape deck, three months old, $150; the winning score, but it was the 1965 Corvair, good transportation, Swim-mobile, $80. Call 8636 DWH or extra point by Pennington that made HOUSTON (AP)--The top-seeded team $450. Call 99152 AWH. 97245 it 14-13 and gave the Bulldogs of AWH, of Bob Hewitt and Fred McMillan Georgia the Southeastern Conference have advanced to the second round Pair of Sansui SS-2 omni-radial 10,000 BTU Fedders A/C, Championship excellent of the U. S. Pro Doubles Tennis speakers with original packing, condition, $125. Can be seen at Championships in Houston. They $175 for pair. Call 952242 AT. Villamar 1226B (lst Street) or call moved up a notch in the $125,000 99291. tournament with a 1968 Chevrolet nine passenger sta- 6-4, 6-1 victory over Rick Fisher tion wagon, P/S, P/B, price nego- SERVICES and Russell Simp- Baseball Scores son. tiable. Call 97280 AT. Custom picture frames, all styles The fourth seeded duo of Stan and prices. Call 98147. American League Smith and 8 1/2' X 12' gold rug, $55; 7 1/2' Bob Lutz also advanced, defeating Mike Estep and John X 12' gold rug, $55; 8 1/2' X 12' Experienced babysitter for working New York Yankees 2, Boston 0 Whitlinger, 6-0, 6-3. Other first green rug, $55. Can be seen at mothers for newborn up to two years Baltimore 6, Toronto 5 (st) round winning teams were Tim and Corinaso Point 1122 or call 8752 AT. old. Call 98130 AT. Baltimore 4, Toronto 2 (2nd) Tom Gullikson, Gene Mayr and Sashi Detroit 5, Cleveland 3 (1st) Menon and Manuel Orantes and Dennis 23" color TV, $350; 22,000 and Reliable 13 year old would like Detroit 2, Cleveland 1 (2nd, 10 in.) to Ralston. 5,000 BTU A/C both tor $175; avo- babysit. Call Mike at 95594 ANN, Kansas City 5, Oakland 2 (st) cado drapes, 86" X 144", $130; Second round matches will be Kansas City 6, Oakland 0 (2nd) Responsible person to housesit any- bookcase, $25; men's 10-speed bi- played today, with the finals Texas 2, California 1 time, references available. Call cycle, like new, $50. Call 97119 scheduled for Sunday. Minnesota 7, Chicago White Sox 0 Pete at 8196 DWH. AT. Milwaukee 8, Seattle 5 BUENOS AIRES (AP)--Pairings have been announed for Friday's opening 12' X 30' barrel boat No. 007, WANTED National League 40HP outboard, full sundeck, closet, AKC registered male Great Dane for singles in the Davis Cup Tennis series between Argentina and enclosed bathroom. Can be seen at breeding. Call 97140 AWH. New York Mets 1, Philadelphia 0 Australia, in Buenos Aires. U. S. the Naval Station boatshed, $1,000 Montreal 3, Chicago Cubs 2 (12 in.) Open winner Guillermo Vilas will or $500 for half share. Call Someone to cut grass in Nob Hill San Diego 6, Atlanta 4 meet Aussie Phil Dent in the first 951019 AT. area, must have own mower. Call Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles match. John Alexander plays 8 97252 AWH. San Francisco 3, Houston 2 Argentina's Ricardo Cano in the 1974 Yamaha 350, excellent condi- Pittsburgh at St. Louis, postponed tion, low mileage, many extras, Large used typewriter. Call second. Doubles pairings have not been due to rain $800. Call 8616 DWH or 90219 AWH. Sullivan at 8222 AT. announced.