Carter, Torrijos sign Canal Treaties

WASHINGTON (IPS)--President Carter Zone and the Canal itself, with "The treaties," said President President Lyndon B. Johnson, and in signing the two new Panama Canal transfer completed by noon, Decem- Carter, "will assure a peaceful and former Secretaries of State Henry treaties before a distinguished ber 31, 1999. The other guarantees prosperous and secure future for an Kissinger and William Rogers. audience of hemispheric heads of that the Canal will remain "perman- international waterway of great im- In his brief address, General state and government last night said ently neutral" and open to all portance to us all." He added that Torrijos said "the treaty we will the documents mark the commitment of shipping of all nations on an equal the Canal would "continue to be well sign replaces a treaty that no his country to the "belief that and nondiscriminatory basis. Both operated, safe and open to shipping Panamanian ever signed" and added fairness, not force, should lie at treaties must be ratified by the by all nations now and in the fu- the new agreement is "the product the heart of our dealings with the U. S. Senate and approved by the ture." of two Presidents who believe in the nations of the world." people of Panama in a plebiscite, The President pointed out that peaceful coexistence of their The signing of the two treaties before they can go into effect. "the accords also give Panama an peoples." by President Carter and Panamanian The signing ceremony was viewed important economic stake" in the He pointed out that the new head of government and heard "live" by millions in the operation of the Canal, and they treaties were totally supported by took place under the eyes of 27 United States and abroad, and drew open "a new chapter in our relations the people of Panama. In closing, hemisphere leaders and hundreds of newsmen from all over the hemisphere; with nations of this hemisphere." he cited President Lincoln, who said guests in the spacious and opulent over 650 sought and were given press Mr. Carter also took note that the that a statesman thinks of future Hall of the Americas of the Organi- credentials. U. S. effort was a bipartisan effort generations, while a politician zation of American States (GAS). The ceremony was opened by OAS which was carried on by four U. S. thinks only to the next election. The ceremony brought to a close Secretary General Alejandro Orfila, Presidents and several Secretaries He added, "I return to my country 13 years of difficult negotiations who introduced President Carter and of State. At this point he noted convinced that the future of our between the two countries. General Torrijos. the presence in the audience of relations is in the hands of excel- One treaty provides for the grad- former President Gerald Ford, Mrs. lent statesmen." ual take-over by Panama of the Canal Lady Bird Johnson, widow of former

Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast 8813 cloudy; High tide-5:42pm4 Partly Low ide10:1am . . .Chance of show- LowVt6e-lO6:l7am ers in vicinity; kts; et----: 47mV UB . Winds 12-14 ----- 7.92lOpm 5, 'l A) tt Bay conditions LowSqigh g------924'The av "ontq ho'te-bcu Rd daity 2-4 ft. Vol. 32, No. 173 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, September 8, 1977 Congress will open hearings on Canal Treaties WASHINGTON (IPS)--Representative only in the Seante, legislation to Secretary of State Cyrus Vance on The committee hearings will help to Clement J. Zablocki, Democrat from implement the treaties will have to Sept. 27. provide the Congress and the public Wisconsin and chairman of the House pass both the House of Representa- According to Rep. Zablocki's press with the full information we need International Relations Committee, tives and the Senate. release, former Governor of Califor- before passing judgment." has announced that his committe will Other witnesses scheduled to test- nia was invited to The Uo S. Senate has primary re- hold a series of hearings during ify at the committee's hearings in- testify, but declined, citing pre- sponsibility for ratification of September on the Panama Canal trea- clude: vious commitments that prevented his the treaties and its foreign rela- ties and related legislation. former Secretaries of State Dean appearance during the time available tions committee has not yet sched- The first hearing, scheduled for Rusk and on Sept. to the house committee. uled hearings on the Canal documents. September 8, following the signing 14; In announcing the hearings, Rep. The subcommittee on separation of of the treaties by President Carter spokesmen for the American Legion Zablocki said, "the Panama Canal powers of the Senate Judiciary and Panamanian chief of government and the Veterans of Foreign Wars on treaties are of profound importance Committee, however, has scheduled a Omar Torrijos, will include testi- Sept. 15; to the United States from the stand- September 8 hearing on the Consti- mony from the two co-negotiators of representatives of business and point of our foreign relations, our tutional aspects of the Panama the treaties, ambassadors Ellsworth labor groups on Sept. 20; defense and our economic interest." Canal treaties. The Senate subcom- Bunker and Sol M. Linowitz. Secretary of Defense Harold Brown He went on to say that "the treaties mittee will hear testimony from In his announcement of the hear- and General George Brown, Chairman and related legislation must undergo Mr. Reagan, Rep. Daniel Flood, Demo- ings, Representative Zablocki stated of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on the closest scrutiny to ensure that crat of Pensylvania, Admiral John that while the treaties themselves Sept. 21; they are in the best interests of McCain and Undersecretary of the are subject to Congressional action the United States in all respects. Treasury Anthony Solomon. Anti-Castro commandos claim responsibility for bombings

set off "in WASHINGTON (UPI)--Anti-Castro Persons claiming responsibility the explosives were the commandos have claimed responsibil- for the bombings called UPI bureaus retaliation for giving away to Cholera outbreak ity for two powerful bomb blasts in Washington and Miami. Communists the Panama Canal." the Wednesday which shattered about 100 A caller told the Washington Washington police described windows near the Soviet Embassy and bureau the explosives were placed bomb which went off at 2:39 aom. Soviet hits Middle East blew up a cement flower pot near by the Pedro Luis Boitel Commandos in a driveway behind the as a "high the White House. to protest Russian support of Fidel Aeroflot Airline Office No injuries were reported in the Castro's Cuba, Cuban human rights explosive." 3 a.m., pre-dawn explosions as President violations and Cuban troops' activi- The second explosion, at seven cement flower BEIRUT (UPI)--Jordan Wednesday Carter and hundreds of Latin Ameri- ties in Africa. blew up one of which reported 39 new cholera cases in can dignitaries had gathered for In Miami, the caller identified pots filled with geraniums 100 yards the last three days and designated of the new Panama Canal as representing the "Cuban Anti- line a street less than the signing several hospitals as "emergency Communist Commando El Condor" said from the White House. treaties. centers" for treating the disease, now affecting at least four Arab countries. State Dept. asks for return of Park A World Health Organization offi- cial said the WHO would begin an He first moved to London, but is with Washington, Speaker Thomas WASHINGTON (UPI)--The State De- immediate airlift of medical sup- currently in South Korea. O'Neill said Wednesday. partment Wednesday formally asked plies to help fight the disease in The lack of any extradition "Unfortunately, the Republic of South Korea to return businessman Lebanon, where four "minor" cases treaty between Seoul and Washington Korea does not seem to share our Tongsun Park to the United States have been reported. the difficulties, desire to put this matter to an to face charges involving Congres- has compounded Much of Lebanon's medical equip- "We hoped it can be end," O'Neill said. sional influence buying. Carter said. destroyed during a 19 Chief counsel Leon Jaworski of ment was "We have been making clear to the done in a cooperative venture," month civil war. was named as the principal the House Ethics Committee's Korean South Koreans that we'd like to Park The new reports by Jordan's Health the influence-buying probe met at the State Department have Mr. Park back," Department figure in Ministry brought the total number of made public discus the situation with Secre- spokesman Hodding Carter said. case in an indictment to cases on record there to 60 in the of State Cyrus Vance. Park left the United States earlier Tuesday. tary wake of a serious outbreak in neigh- and the foot-drag- The formal request for Park's ex- this year when the payoff accusa- The indictment boring Syria that has killed at Park for tradition was made soon thereafter. tions began mounting. ging by Seoul in returning least 58 persons since mid-August. prosecution could strain relations There have been no reported deaths in Jordan, Lebanon or in Carter meets with Congressional Black Caucus Kuwait, where a single case was re- ported. bill and called it "an encouraging the rate of unemployment among WASHINGTON (UPI)--Calling the Syria and Jordan have imposed among minority sign." young minority teenagers." current jobless rate tight measures to curb the spread President "Obviously something has to The problem, he said, is caused teenagers "horrible," of the disease, ordering the shut- of the Con- change. There has to be a re-em- by a "lack of comprehensive urban Carter told a meeting down of swimming pools and some Black Caucus Wednesday phasis," Carter said of the August policy. There is no trust to the gressional restaurants. Both Jordan and Leba- is his "most important figures which placed joblessness urban program. the problem non have temporarily banned Syrian right now." among black youths at more than 40 "There's got to be a re-emphasis domestic issue fruit and vegetable imports. Chairman Parren Mitchell, per cent. He said he had been on addressing government sponsored Caucus Syria has closed public beaches said Carter was "studying the statistics this past employment opportunities among Democrat-Maryland, and barred all hotels and restau- moving closer to endorsement of the week, particularly since the hor- those who need the opportunity rants from serving uncooked food. Humphrey-Hawkins full employment rible information came out about most." he said. P; ig e 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September 8, 1977 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 7 p.m. at the ing. For further information call East Bargo old nursery school build- 90269. ing. Community

Bulletin WATER STATUS WATERING HOURS YESTERDAY'S FIGURES MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Board TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 6 TO 6:30 P.M. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,536,000 TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,761,000 Community announcements 951144

Clubs and Organizations "FREETIMERS" NEED BOWLERS BARN DANCE BOXING/WRESTLING SMOKER Attention ladies. Anyone inter- ole fashioned barn STATED COMMUNICATION Another good The Marine Barracks will be hosting ested in bowling on the "Freetimers" dance! So many of you have asked a base-wide boxing and wrestling There will be a stated communica- afternoon handicap league call Kay the Gitmo Swingers to have another smoker on September 10 at 7:30 p.m. so we've done it! Yep! tion of Caribbean Naval Lodge held at 97297 AT. barn dance, on Marine Hill. All individuals in- in the Masonic Apartments, Bldg. On September 17th at 7:30 p.m. at terested in participating, please BEGINNER BOWLERS multipurpose 800 at 7:30 p.m. on September 7. the elementary school contact Sergeant Gonzales during room, the Swingers' professional working hours at 951237. All master masons are cordially and Anyone interested in bowling on caller will have you whooping and fraternally invited to attend. the Monday morning bowling league at shouting in no time. Just bring ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES call Pat Wood at 95318 or Sue RIDING CLASSES BEGIN 9 a.m. your willingness to have a good Stamm at 952260. A bowling instruc- Registration for courses in the time and you will. You don't have tor will be present, Adult Education Evening Program which Beginning and intermediate riding to know how to dance, just yer two was scheduled for September 1 and 2 classes begin September 14. Call left feet and you'll be in on the has been rescheduled for September 95581 DWH or 99152 AWH. fun. Tickets will be distributed 13 and 14. to club members for distribution to COUNTRY NIGHT AT FRA Registration will be conducted at CLEAR CAST SEA SCAPE CLASS the community of Guantanamo Bay, the CCPO Conference Room, Building The FRA will have a local band, for a donation of $2 per person. Arts and Crafts 804, Admin Hill, from 6 - 8:30 p.m. "The Country Jesters," playing on The Caribbean All members who were unable to pick on these dates. For more informa- September 17 from 8 p.m. until mid- Association will have a clear cast up tickets on September 6th or will sea scape picture class on Thursday, tion call CCPO at 8822. night. The cost is $3 per couple or not be able to pick up tickets on September 15 at 7 p.m. All supplies $2 for stags. "The Country Jesters" September 10, please call Art except shells are provided in the AMMUNITION MOVE practice at the FRA on Tuesday and Randall at 90191 or George Goodbar class fee of $10 for this one night Thursday nights and FRA members are at 90251. Tickets will also be Commencing today, the Ordnance workshop. For further information welcome to come out and enjoy the available at the door on September Division will be transporting am- call Karen Wardlaw at 8649. music. 17. For further information call munition along Central Magazine Road, Ordnance BROWNIES TO MEET "WEBELOS" TO MEET Gloria at 98144. Road and Sherman Avenue. To aid in driver safety, on the SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS There will be a meeting of the A combined meeting of "Webelos" rear of each vehicle will be posted the safe following distance for all evening Brownie troop from 6:30 un- Den #1 and #2 will be held Septem- It is requested that all special motorists. til 7:30 p.m. on September 9 at the ber 8 at 8 p.m. at the Cub Scout interest groups call Special Ser- Hut. Fathers are requested to Brownie Hut located on the same vices at 951160 no later than 4 p.m. SCOTCH DOUBLES NO TAP road as the Marine Boat Shed. For attend. on September 16 to up-date their more information call 96255 AT. STAFF NCO CLUB REBATES DUES group or activity chairman/president, A Scotch Doubles No Tap will be CPO ADVISORY BOARD TO MEET A new roster is being prepared and held at 7:30 pom. at Marblehead Hall The Staff NCO Club is rebating your cooperation is needed. on September 10. Entry fees are There will be a meeting of the dues to all those who paid annual SERVICE EDUCATION CLASSES $5.50 per couple with check-in time CPO Advisory Board, September 9 in membership dues who are not in the at 7 p.m. the new dining area of the club at Marine Corps. Dues may be picked Nurses in Service Education classes 9 a.m. All members are urged to up at the Staff NCO Club from 12:30 at the Naval Hospital are now open "CLASSICS" BOWLING LEAGUE for all registered nurses attend. until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- living on day. the base. On September 8 Lt. Gloria Anyone interested in bowling on BASE ATHLETIC COMMISSION Sears will be discussing closed the Friday night "Classics" league REEF RAIDERS TRIP CANCELLED There will be a meeting of the chest drainage. Classes start at 2 at 6 p.m. please call 95473. The p.m. at the medical library at the organizational meeting will be held Base Athletic Commission on Septem- The Reef Raiders trip to Grande Naval Hospital. For further infor- at 6 p.m. on September 9. ber 13 at 10:30 a.m. in the Special Cayman Island has been cancelled. mation call 951235 AWH. Services Conference Room. All mem- FLIGHT DATES to attend. REEF RAIDERS DIVE bers are urged ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The following C-9 flight dates There will be a club dive Septem- SAFETY NOTE will be requested through May 78 for RACQUET CLUB space available travel to and from ber 11 at 1:30 p.m. at Windmill Parents are requested to use the Beach. Beverages will be provided. Norfolk, Va. A one day arrival and All Racquet Club members are en- large parking lot in front of the departure will be effective usually couraged to attend a clean-up day at TOASTMASTERS TO MEET amphitheatre when transporting a on Wednesdays. Changes will be an- the club this Saturday morning, child while the buses are loading nouned as they become known. September 10 from 9 a.m. until noon The next Toastmasters meeting will or discharging children. The road in preparation for "Good Time be on September 14 at 7 p.m. at the directly in front of the school is Sep. 77: 14, 28 Night," Saturday, September 10. Nautical Lantern. The main speakers simply too narrow for buses and Oct. 77: 12, 26 Make your reservations for the party will be Toastmaster Turbeville, POV to use at the same time. Your Nov. 77: 9, 23 which begins at 8 p.m. by calling Toastmaster Mayers and Toastmaster cooperation is appreciated. Dec. 77: 7 Sharon Bodkin at 8541 DWH or 8848 Bailey. Please phone reservations Jan. 78: 25 AWH or Cheryl Smith at 8196 DWH or into Toastmaster Bailey at 95459 BASIC STRETCH AND SEW CLASS Feb. 78: 8, 22 952284 AWH. no later than noon September 14. Mar. 78: 8, 22 There is still room for women on All Toastmasters are urged to Basic stretch and sew classes will Apr. 78: 5, 19 the sign-up sheets for the Revlon attend. start September 12 and 14. Each May 78: 3, 17, 31 Follies, and both men and women GITMO SWINGERS TO MEET class will meet one night a week alternates are needed. The Follies for four weeks from 7 until 9 p.m. Dates are unknown at present for will begin on September 24th. The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance $5 deposit is requested upon regis- special holiday leave flights. Club will have their monthly busi- tration. To register call Nancy at RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING ness meeting on September 10. A 98297 AT or stop over at Kittery potluck supper will begin the eve- Beach 365A AT. There will be a meeting of the ning at 6:30. A and B bring des- SAILING CLASSES Consolidated Recreation Committee on serts, C-G bring salads, H-W bring Special Services is pleased to September 12 at 1 p.m. in the Spe- meats. Elections of new officers announce that sailing classes will cial Services Conference Room lo- will be held during the business be starting again. We have two cated in the Official's Hut across meeting. We encourage all members classes scheduled, the first to run the street from the Windjammer. All to please attend, Dancing will U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba from September 26-29 from 7 until members are urged to attend. follow the meeting. For further 9:30 p.m. with qualifications to be "FRIDAY NIGHT CLASSICS" MEET information call Gloria at 98144. held on October 1 and 2. The second class will begin Octo- The "Friday Night Classics" bowl- ber 17 through 20 from 7 until 9:30 ing organizational meeting will be Special Announcements Capt David W. DeCook p.m. with qualification to be held held on September 9 at 6 p.m. Any PENTACOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES Naval Base Commander October 22 and 23, Both classes couple interested in bowling call Naval Station Commanding Officer will be held at the Yacht Club. 95473 AT. Plans are now being made to begin LCdr. Jerty aR1 .: ubi1 ffisOfie The price of the class will be THREE-MAN SCRATCH LEAGUE a Pentacostal Fellowship service Sanasch e. porer/rodctinAa. $15 ($5 of this will be refundable sponsored by the Church of God. with the return of the course book). An organizational meeting will be Anyone interested in being a part To sign up, come into the Special held for the Wednesday three-man of these worship services please Services Office between 7:30 a.m. scratch bowling league at 5 p.m. on contact Randy Mitchell at 8618 AWH. rue n euaino hipand stati- nppr and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

September 14. Teams will bowl at f tItim a ovekl nat e ns- - n so. ,e n Deadline for signup for the first NO OUT-PATIENT/SHOT a 3lia ,, NAN 3.,P-35a -~r te ,aetta CLINIC - t e nt rue 6 pim, following the meeting. Any- ew temtat ape ar herebin a ti class will be September 23. s offidal or afreflte gEP111 tIewsIt, VMS one interested should contact Ben There will be no out-patient clin- or me Iparuft heNW Fritts at 8137 AWH before September ic after 11 a.m. and no shot clinic at the hospital September 9. Thursday, September 8, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 Today in history. Cuba admits earlier sugar crop prediction Today is Thursday, September 8th, the 251st day of 1977 with 114 to follow. was an 'error' MIAMI (UPI)--Cuba said Wednesday Agriculture Minister Rafael Francia The moon is moving from its last quarter to new moon. that a prediction by its Agriculture Mestre said in a broadcast August 23 Minister of a huge The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. 1978 sugar crop that "there is sufficient cane" to There is no evening star. was an "error," but gave no revised provide for an 8 1/2 million ton figures on how the new crop will crop next spring. compare to the poor 1977 harvest. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. The late Ohio But speaking to a seminar for su- In a statement broadcast Republican Senator Robert A. Taft was born September 8, 1892. This is over gar producers, Dorralbas blamed the Havana American comedian Sid Caesar's 55th birthday. Radio and monitored in Miami, high prediction on an "error in in- Diocles Dorralbas, a Vice President terpretation." On this date in history: of the Cuban Council of State and Cuban sugar production has hovered Council of Ministers, said "there is In 1565, the first permanent settlement of what is now the continental around 5 million tons annually since no way the 1978 sugar production United States was founded at the present location of St. Augustine, Flori- the bumper crop of 1970. Annual will equal or even da. come close to the production averaged 6 million tons production in the harvest of 1970," In 1900, more than 6,000 persons were killed when a hurricane and tidal before Castro took power in 1959. which reached 8 1/2 wave struck Galveston, Texas. million tons. In 1934, the U. S. liner "Morro Castle" burned off Asbury Park, New Jersey, taking 137 lives. International conference T a v r UnTr In 1974, President Gerald Ford granted former President full pardon for all offenses he may have committed during his years in held on violence IRRL RUlE office. in sports Lttle Theater schedules A thought for the day: German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said, tryouts BRUSSELS (UPI)--Violence in and "Arsenic and Old Lace," a favorite "hatred comes from the heart, contempt from the head, and neither is quite around sports can only be overcome Broadway comedy, will within our control." be Little by a working partnership between Theatre's first production this year. authorities, educators and sports Tryouts for the parts for 11 men and bodies, Dennis Howell, British Mini- 3 women will be held next Wednesday, British strike wave spreads to other unions ster for Sports, told an interna- Thursday and Friday, September 14, tional conference Wednesday. 15 and 16, from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. More than 100 representatives of: LONDON (UPI)--Lines formed at Morin Center. outside 1977-78 season, which has resulted 22 European governments and interna- London bread stores Wednesday as a The comedy is a hilarious story of in lost rehearsal time. tional sports federations attended bakery workers strike began to bite, two little old ladies who pursue Lines before bakery stores started the first International Congress on and two newspapers their favorite charity--putting lone- were missing from forming as early as 5 a.m. as sup- Violence in Sports. the streets, but a strike by elec- plies ran down following an unoffi- ly old men out of their misery by "The task we face are so enormous poisoning tricity workers failed to bring ex- cial strike by bakers in a dispute them, that we shall only overcome them if- The pected power cuts. over payment for working August Bank major roles are Abby and Martha we create a positive and working (in their Even the Royal Opera House at Lon- Holiday Monday. 60s); Mortimer, their partnership between each of us, nephew, don's Covent Garden was hit in the It was uncertain how long the a dramatic critic (about 25- central government, local government, 30); Elaine, his fiancee wave of strikes which has already strike by the 33,000 members of the (20-25); education and sport," Howell told Teddy, his brother (who brought hardship to air travelers. Bakers, Food and Allied Workers thinks he is the opening session. Teddy Roosevelt); The Royal Opera House said it has Union would last. Although it is JohnathanI another Among causes of violence in team brother (whose resemblance not yet been possible to reach unofficial, the strikers have the to Boris sports, such as soccer, he mentioned Karloff is amazing); and agreement with the Actors' Union support of the union's general sec- Dr. Einstein, that spectator facilities are often a timid alcoholic plastic surgeon. over the chorus contract for the retary Sam Maddocks. poor. There are several other smaller He also criticized mass media for roles for men just perfect for those emphasizing violence in sports. who want to "get their feet wet" in "Violent outbursts are news and good acting. New questions raised about Budget Director behavior is not," he said. The play is planned for presenta- On the role of authorities in tion November 10, 11, and 12. curbing violence, Howell pleaded for People are also needed to help in more ground safety, crowd control the backstage areas of properties, WASHINGTON (UPI)--Federal banking had not established a correspondent arrangements and better facilities. costumes, lights, scenery, etc. Any- regulators Wednesday raised new relationship, non-interest bearing one who would like to help in any questions about Budget Director Bert accounts, between the Calhoun and capacity or who would like more in- Fulton Banks. Lance's financial dealings, in- formation about the play is urged to The supplemental report to Congress cluding about $800,000 in loans to contact the director, Sandra Bern- said the Fulton loans were in addi- Lance and his wife and business Moscow cuts off stein, at 99152 AWH or come to the tion to some $6 million in loans partners while he headed the Calhoun, next Little Theatre meeting, Septem- which Lance got from New York and Georgia, First National Bank. ber 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Chapel Hill The new report came as Lance con- Chicago banks and which were re- military aid to Somalia 770. Remember, no previous exper- tinued to refuse resignation vealed in an earlier report. demands ience in theatre is necessary. from key Senators and other critics. Heimann's supplemental report was TEHRAN (UPI)--Moscow has cut off Comptroller of the Currency John sent to the Senate Governmental military aid to Somalia and the Heimann said the personal loans from Affairs Committee, which is conduc- east African nation may throw Soviet the Fulton, Georgia, National Bank ting a formal investigation of advisers out of the country, a cen- Today's TV8 "would not have been made" if Lance Lance's affairs. tral committee member of Somalia's ruling Socialist Revolutionary Party said in an interview published Wed- schedule nesday. Maj. Ahmed Mahmoud Farah, who Watergate mastermind released from prison visited Tehran as part of a delega- THURSDAY tion seeking Iranian military aid, also said Cuban, South Yemeni and 1:00 General Hospital Czechoslovak troops were fighting 1:35 Sew Whats New DANBURGY, Conn. (UPI)--Watergate agent of the Federal Bureau of In- 2:00 The Price alongside Ethiopian soldiers in the is Right burglary mastermind G. Gordon Liddy, vestigation, Liddy was imprisoned 2:45 Cartoons Ogaden Desert War against the West- officially declared a pauper, left January 30, 1973 and has served the 3:00 The Addams Family ern Somalia Liberation Front. prison Wednesday after serving 52 most time of any Watergate figure. 3:30 Electric "We need the Soviet experts as Company 1/2 months. He took a Pauper's Oath Tuesday 4:00 My long as the supplies Favorite Martian Liddy has never spoken out public- when he said he could not pay a 4:30 Bat Masterson prison us with weapons and equipment," ly about the United States' biggest $40,000 fine before leaving 5:00 Native Farah told the newspaper "Rastakhiz,' Americans political scandal. because he owes $275,000 in legal 5:30 Newswatch "If Russia continues with the Asked how he felt on leaving jail, fees and has assets of only $310. 6:30 military aid cutoff, these experts Truth or Consequences he uttered a German phrase meaning, Liddy's release had been contin- 7:00 would become unnecessary and they The Muppets "it doesn't really matter." gent on his paying the fine or taking 7:30 will have to leave the country," he In Search Of Liddy, 46, once told Presidential a "Pauper's Oath." 7:55 Notes of Interest Aide saido John Dean he would rather be President Carter reduced Liddy's 8:00 The Protectors gunned down on the streets Somalia, formerly a firm Soviet in Wash- 20 year sentence, plus 18 months for 8:30 What's Happening ington ally, has been quarreling with Mos- by a sniper than divulge the contempt of Congress, to eight years, 9:00 Hawaii Five-O details of Watergate. A former making him eligible for parole. cow since it backed Ethiopia in the current desert war with the Western 9:55 Newswatch Somalia Liberation Front, 10:00 Thursday Night Movie: "Lives Bomb explodes spreading pamphlets Farah said his government had ex- of Jenny Dolan" pected Moscow to act as a mediator between Somalia and Ethiopia, but Base movies in Cape Town that the Russians stopped coopera- ting with Somalia. CAPE TOWN (UPI)--A small "bucket and a battery attached to a piece LYCEUMS pro- of wood near the wastepaper basket bomb" containing pamphlets MAIN GATE claiming "the A.N.C. lives" ex- where the bomb went off. Downtown - Amazing Grace, G ploded with a loud bang Wednesday Bucket bombs, a small charge used McCalla - Embryo, PG afternoon at Cape Town's Greenmarket to scatter paper over the immediate Marine Site - Won Ton Ton, PG Square. area, have exploded in Johannesburg Leeward Point - Eat My Dust, PG Hundreds of pamphlets were scat- and Cape Town previously. tered through the air and people The pamphlet said in part, "the CLUBS rushed to grab them. ANC lives. The revolutionary or- The ANC is the African National ganization of all oppressed people Windjammer - The Little Girl Who Congress, banned in South Africa. of South Africa is living and work- Lived Down the Lane, R There were no injuries and no ing among you and fighting to put C Staff NCO Club - The Killer Inside damage. an end to racist terror. No longer Me, R Policemen converged on the area are the racists rashly proclaiming CPO Club - Crazy Joe, R up all within minutes and gathered the ANC is dead because daily they COMO Club - Arthur, Arthur, NRA the pamphlets they could find. Po- are made aware of its growing "What do you want Helen- lice said they also found a timer strength and influence." color prints or slides?" Thursday, Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette September 8, 1977 Evert, Stove advance to semi-finals Baseball Scores in U.S. Open Tennis Championship American League

FOREST HILLS, NY (AP)--There was She beat King 6-2, 6-0. New York Yankees 4, Cleveland 3, (10) no room for sentiment yesterday at Guillermo Vilas continued his Toronto 3, Boston 2 the U. S. Open Tennis Championships. march through the men's division of Baltimore 6, Detroit 2 (1st, 11) Betty Stove overpowered young Tracy the U. S. Open, scoring an easy Detroit 12, Baltimore 5 (2nd) Austin and Chris Evert methodically 6-1, 6-1, 6-0 quarter-final victory Texas 4, Minnesota 3 beat four-time champ Billie Jean over South African Ray Moore. The Chicago 5, Oakland 1 King to complete half the field for fourth-seeded Vilas, who made Moore Kansas City 10, Seattle 7 the women's semi-finals. his 44th straight victim on clay, California 4, Milwaukee 1 Austin, the darling of the crowd has not lost a set enroute to the semi-finals. His opponent will 41 this year at Forest Hills, was no be National League match for Stove, whose serves and Harold Solomon, who's ranked 12th. N groundstrokes were too much for the The remaining quarter-final Philadelphia 6, New York Mets 2 14 year old. The score was 6-2, matches will be played today. Jimmy Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4 6-2, Stove. Connors faces Manuel Orantes, and Montreal 4, Chicago Cubs 2 4 The Evert-King match gave another Corrado Barazzutti takes on Brian Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 Gottfried. example of Evert's precision play, San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 3 and her apparent invincibility. San Diego 9, Houston 5 --LOCAL SPORTS-- Jr. Flag Football Results for September 3, 1977: Sports Briefs (UPI)--Muhammad Ali is getting Cowboys 7, Falcon.s 6 BOSTON (AP)--The "Boston Globe" $3 million to defend his heavy- 49ers 12, Eagles 6 says Red Sox officials have received weight title against Earnie Shavers, four to six bids for the team, which and Madison Square Garden expects is said-to be on the market for more a comparable per- than $12 million. The report comes the champ to give formance. one day after a Boston TV station, Garden Vice President John Condon WCVB, quoted a team brochure as say- sent a letter to Ali, suggesting average yearly profits have been ing he train seriously and discontinue about $500,000 since 1972. all activities unrelated to the Ho September 29th bout. NEW YORK (AP)--The Cosmos are en- There are reports from Ali's route for the Far East and soccer Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- site in Deer Lake, Penn- matches against teams in Japan, training 8 and 1340 radio will only be, ac- sylvania, that the champ is over- Classified Ads 951144 China and India. Fresh from their cepted between 8 and 11 a.m. Monday weight and has missed workouts 10 conquest of the North American Soc- through Friday. Ads will not be of the last 16 days. accepted on holidays. Bonafide cer League, the team, lead by Pele, will face off against the best in emergency announcements will be ac- fiberglass boat with (UPI)--Guard Ernie Digregorio now Boat #400; 14' the East, on a tour which winds up cepted anytime. Announcements may 25HP engine and takes his playmaking talents to the live baitwell, in Calcutta, India on September 25. be hand carried to PAO anytime dur- trailer, includes depthfinder, safe- Los Angeles Lakers. "Ernie Dee" ing working hours. Advertisements has singed a multi-year contract ty equipment, 12-volt battery and LOS ANGELES (AP)--The Los Angeles will be limited to 40 words. Ads and gig, with the National Basketball Asso- charger, langousta light Rams plan to start "Hollywood" Joe- which discriminate on the basis of club; but it's still not nets, coolers and more, $1,000. Namath in the quarterback slot Fri- ciation race, sex, creed, color or national 13D Granadillo Point clear what compensation will be Can be seen at day night when they face the Super origin will not be accepted. The and given the Buffalo Braves. or call 96296 AWH or 95415 DWH Bowl Champ Oakland Raiders. It's Public Affairs Staff reserves the ask for Rosholt. right to edit and rewrite all sub- the wind-up of a dismal pre-season stand for (UPI)--Detroit Pistons forward missions. the Rams, who have com- Car top CB antenna, like new, $15; piled a 1-4 record. Coach Chuck Marvin Barnes has been granted FOR SALE ladies golf shoes, size 7, $3; men's Knox says rotation alone put Namath parole from a Rhode Island prison. bowling shoes, new, size 9 1/2, $4; at the helm. Pat Haden will call Barnes will be released October 14, attached and Tap shoes with taps slip sinkers, one oz. and 1 1/2 oz., the shots during the second half. just before the NBA season gets ballet shoes size 1 1/2C, $10 for 25 for $1; three year old male AKC under way. both; complete Brownie uniform, size registered Sheltie, shy but well be- 'I 6, $10. Please call 99223 AWH. haved, $50. Call 96296 AWH. motor, 10' X 25' barrel boat, new 1972 Ford Torino station wagon, 351 all electric, large head and storage two barrel, automatic transmission, lots of ex- area, excellent shape, P/S, P/B, needs body work. Call the "Rock," half in- tras, leaving 951075 AT. terest, $750. Call 8749 rWH or 95396 AWH. 1971 Chevrolet Impala, best offer. Call 98184 AWH. 1973 Honda CB100, excellent running condition, $300. Call 95415 DWH or Harley Davidson golf cart, excellent 952247 AWH. condition; Holley 4-barrel carbur- etor kit for $6. Call 95417 AWH. Kegler's Korner 12' X 15' burnt orange rug; sheer drapes, beige and brown to fit Ann Kelly Marina Point housing; three air con- SERVICES Responsible person to housesit any- ditioners; plants and many extras. leagues bowling at this time, so the scores time, references available. Call There are still only a few Call 95396 AT or see at Marina Point are very scarce this week. The big news this week is the playoff between Pete at 8196 DWH. 310, the winners of the Admiral's Trophy League. There was a six game playoff between the American and the National Leagues. Last night the Kenmore washer and dryer, good con- 13 year old would like to babysit. Hospital of the National League defeated Special Services of the American dition, $150 for both. Call 8632 Call Mike at 95594 AWH. League. In the first set Hospital had 2799 pins to Special Services' AT. 2747. In the second set the two teams tied with a 2779 pin count making for Young couples wishes to housesit the Hospital a winner by 52 pins. The Hospital team consisted of Ray 1968 01smobile Cutlass, 350 V-8 en- the months of November, December or Dufresne, W. Cozart, J. Darrah, Barbara and Gerald Kelly. The Special transmission, P/S, at 95377 gine, automatic January. Call HM3 Alford Services team consisted of L. McKenzie, T Hardin, Al Clausen, Tikkio P/B, excellent mechanical condition, DWH, Neyra and Jim Kayser. $800 or best offer; utility trailer Responsible person to housesit be- It's my understanding that the COMO Mixed League is sporting 20 teams easily with small wheels, can be tween now and February, references this year. I expect to be reporting some outstanding scores from them in converted into boat trailer, $75. available. Call Dave at 8559 Room the very near future. Call 64211 DWH, C-315 or leave message. The Gitmo Ladies Scratch League will be starting their new schedule tonight at 8:30 p.m. Also the Monday Afternoon High Rollers will start finder, Would like to babysit for working Garcia electrosonic fish September 12 at 1 p.m. All ladies signed up on these leagues, take note mothers, Monday through Friday in O - 100 foot range, $60; Browning of this. my home, Villamar on 1st Street, Nomad I hunting bow with 11 target are reminded that league sanctions must be presented to the Call 97177. Secretaries arrows, 11 broadhead hunting arrows, association secretaries within the grace periods, three weeks for the bow rack, bush guards, arm and fin- women and six for the men. With the amount of leagues, we do not have 12 year old girl will babysit any ger tabs and bow case, $65; McGregor to remind them. Secretaries' duties are described time. Call 98223 AT. time to call everyone little league baseball glove. Call in the rule books. We cannot do our jobs if you don't do yours. Let's 8137 AWH. WANTED be a better informed bowling public this year. Scores reported this week: Late model Ashia Pentax SP1,000 cam- Want to buy 1970 or newer Blazer, Monday Night Men's Handicap: Mel Casteel 213/203/593, Jack Simpson era with 50mm lens; brand new Ilkil- van or truck, Call Bob at 951247 205/572, Ben Fritts 201/560, A. Williams 547, J. Berger 209/538, Tom ite underwater camera case; 28mm or 95451 DWH. Alsop 536, Tikkio Neyra 504, T. Childs 205/503, McKenzie 503, Steve wide angle lens; tripod; leather B. Clothier 501 and Frank Bull 500. 3/4" plywood, reasonable price. Wernig 502, cases for camera and lens, $450 or Specials: Scores for the first two weeks of bowling: Ray Call Jim at 96182 AWH or 8721 DWH. Friday Night best offer. Call 8106 DWH. Hiland 200/534, Mike Dees 238/527, Bill Kilgore 193/521, Will Cornell Ralph Granger 206/487, Karen Dees 164/443, Someone to babysit one year old 210/520, Keith Duckett 203/496, 12' X 30' barrel boat with 25HP Thagard 169/406 and Debbie Duckett 160/405. child on Saturdays. Call 90108. Lois Waugh 156/414, Diane Evinrude, available immediately, Tuesday Couples Scratch: Last two weeks' scores also: These scores may AWH. $800 or best offer. Call 98150 LOST not be complete, so have to get the rest in next week's column. Al Clausen 543, Irving Williams 541, Jim Kayser 513, and Vickie Clausen 484. 17" Motorola black and white TV, Three month old kitten called This week's scores were L. McKenzie 571, Irving Williams 559, and Tikkio $140. Call 97218 AT. "Schram." Black with white paws and chest with pink nose. Missing Neyra 504 and Vickie Clausen 503. Bowling is fun, let's put the fun back into it. I am looking forward to 1973 Honda CB100, available Septem- from Kittery Beach housing since reporting some of the best scores ever. ber 26, $300. Call 95414 AT. Tuesday at 5 p.m.