* Anti-discrimination bill unveiled WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- Some of the tion will take aggressive action to President Carter said the nation's top civil rights leaders reor- consolidate the enforcement of ac- enforce the nation's civil rights ganization visited the White plan is "the single most tivities of 15 agencies into three. House Thursday to laws. important action to improve civil If the plan is enacted, hear President Jimmy Carter outline "Fair employment is too vital for the Equal rights in 'the last decade." Employment Opportunity a plan to consolidate nearly all haphazard enforcement," he said. Commission would gain in status and federal anti-job discrimination Among those at the White House power to The plan is designed to change become the primary anti-discrimina- programs under the Equal Opportuni- ceremony were Coretta Scott King, the way the government fights job tion enforcement agency. ties Employment Commission. widow of Martin Luther King Jr., discrimination, whether it be on The President said the plan Carter sent the plan to Congress and Executive Director Vernon Jor- would the basis of race, sex or age. not save money, nor would with a message that his admini tra- dan of the National Urban League. it reduce And according to Carter it would the federal payroll.

Vol. 33 No. 38 Anti-pact senators Friday. Februa ry 914. 1978 stcrt second round WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Opponents of And on Thursday, Senator James the Panama Canal Treaties started Allen, D-Ala., offered an amendment their second round of anti-pact also designed to make Panama unhap- maneuvers Thursday. py. Allen proposed that the treaties ednesday, during the first be amended to allow the U.S. to d, the Senate finished up a maintain military -.bases in the two-day hearing on allegations that canal vicinity after Panama takes General Omar Torrijos ignored drug control in the year 2000. trafficking within his own govern- This was the first in an expected ment. series of amendments by treaty foes Th4 bavy's only 6hote-batsed dal y Panama is reported unhappy over who hope to complicate or block that Senate report. ratification of the accords. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Senate debates coa I strike solutions COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- The vania and Julian Carroll of Kentucky seek such a temporary back-to-work Hartley Act, Carter can set up a Senate is taking a break from the all voiced support for Carter. order. fact-finding board to determine Panama Canal debate today to discuss Rockefeller said the only way to The poll was conducted by the As- whether the coal strike constitutes what Congress can do to end the 81 settle the strike through negotia- sociated Press and NBC Tuesday and a national emergency. day-old coal strike. tions would be for the coal indus- Wednesday. If so, the President can order the Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd try to agree to the tentative set- The back-to-work provisions of Justice Department to seek an in- promised President Jimmy Carter that tlement reached last week between the law were explained briefly to junction in U.S. District Court or- anything he sends to Congress to end the United Mine Workers Union and each of the 1,600 adults in the sur- daring the miners back to work for the walkout will get swift action. an independent, Denver-based coal vey. an 80-day cooling off period. firm. When asked if Carter should invoke Legislative solutions that have Gov. Carroll said: "It's time the law, 65 percent said "yes," 28 The idea behind the cooling off been most frequently mentioned in- for the coal operators to understand percent said "no" and seven percent period is to allow mining to con- clude federal seizure of the mines the negotiations essentially are were undecided. tinue while negotiators for the and the imposition of binding arbi- over." Support for Presidential action United Mine Workers Union and the tration. And Gov. Shapp described the was broad, cutting across class coal companies try again to Three governors who met with Car- agreement with work the independent firm lines as well as regional and racial out a new contract. ter Thursday to talk about the coal as the "only game town." in divisions. But there's no guarantee ike said that negotiations in the law There's been no reaction from the And there were no significant dif- would work, strike are nearly at an impasse. should Carter decide to coal industry. ferences among liberals, moderate,, use it. he governors said only conces- But a new public opinion survey and conservatives. Union leaders and officials in sions by the coal industry can has found that almost two-thirds of In each section of the country, states hard-hit by the strike warn avert Presidential intervention to all Americans think Pres. Carter more than 60 percent said they fa- that the miners might ignore a back end the strike. should invoke the Taft-Hartley Act. vor using the law to get the miners to-work order, and some officials Governors Jay Rockefeller of West And just over a quarter of those back to work. say there could be violence Virginia, Milton Shapp of Pennsyl- interviewed in the said Carter should not Under the provisions of the Taft' coalfields. Sadat supports U.S. peace efforts

(COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- tions before Kamel opened talks with There are conflicting reports on At a Cairo news conference Thurs- Egypt's President Anwar Sadat vowed U.S. envoy Alfred Atherton. how Atherton is faring in his ef- day, he would only say that the Thursday to support U.S. efforts to Also in the Mideast, Israeli of- forts to bring Israel and Egypt to- Egyptians had come up with some "con- narrow his country's differences ficials report trouble in the U.S. gether on a set of peace principles. crete and "helpful" ideas, and that with Israel on a Mideast peace set- mediated peace talks. he will present them to the Israelis tlement. They say the trouble concerns the Informed sources in Cairo have within a day or so. At the same time, he said Egypt Palestinian issue. said Atherton's current discussions The Israeli evaluation of Ather- would not soften its demands for to- They also report that Pres. Sadat with Egyptian officials are going ton's mission was leaked out of a tal Israeli withdrawl from occupied wants Jordan's King Hussein to sup- better than expected. briefing for some members of the Arab territory and restoration of port a settlement. But Israeli officials say Egypt is Israeli parliament by Foreign Minis- Palestinian rights. But Hussein says he wants Arab hardening its position and that's ter Moshe Dayan. Sadat was suffering from a case of refugees to be able to return to blocking progress toward peace. According to the account, Egypt is flu as he met with Foreign Minister their old homes in Israel, and Is- Atherton himself is .keeping pretty backing away from its earlier sup- Mohammed Kamel to give him instruc- rael refuses to allow that. much tight-lipped. port of an American proposal. Bee Gees get best group Grammy

HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- The Bee Gees were But Williams was the big winner in The Academy thought Steve Martin rnythm and blues female singer f6r named best popular musical group and the early Grammy handouts from the was the funniest man in the recording "Don't Leave Me this Way." John William's space rhapsody "Star National Academy of Recording Arts industry, voting him' a comedy Grammy The rythm and blues Grammy for Wars" won three statues at the 20th and Sciences. for "Let's Get Small." best group went to the Emotions for annual Grammy Awards presentation Williams was in the pop charts Named country song of the year was "The Best of My Love." Thursday night. for months with his "Star Wars" theme "Don't it Make my Brown Eyes Blue," Peter Asher, who produces Linda The Bee Gees, who have been making and remains there now with his theme sung by Crystal Gayle. Ronstadt and James Teylor, won a hit records for more than a decade, from the other giant space movie, Grammy for producer of the year. were near the top of the pop charts "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." The Kendalls were named best coun- And James Taylor was named best all year with several different hits. try group for their "Heaven's Just a male singer for his recording of Williams won Grammys for the best Sin Away." "Handyman." They won the best pop group Grammy original score for a movie, best in- Leo Sayer's hit, "You'Make me Feel Debbie Boone, who took the country for "How Deep is Your Love," beating strumental composition and best pop Like Dancing," won a Grammy as the by storm with her hit single "You the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, among instrumental recording for the "Star best rhythm. and blues song. Light up my Life," was named best new others. Wars" theme. Thelma Houston was chosen best artist of the year. Page 2 Guantana Gazette Friday, February 24, 1978 Today's Meetings ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building. For further information call 90269 or 8275. Sunday's Meetings THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER CHURCH OFF CHRIST will meet at DAY SAINTS will meet at the McCalla McCalla Chaapel for the following Bulletin t 5 Chapel Annex for the following meet- meetings: wings: Bible Stuudy 9:30 a.m. Priesthood a Meeting 8:30 a.m. A.M. Worseship 10:40 a.m. - J Sunday School Board 10:00 a.m. P.M. Wor ship 6:30 p.m. Sacrament Meeting 6:00 p.m. a Call J.L.BBachelor at 951022 or Floyd Shaw at 97 115. THE GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets ALCOHOL CS ANONYMOUS meets at at 7:30 p.m. in the Plantation Room 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point of the COMO Club. Call Jim Cossey Old Nurser y School building. For at 8873 AWH. The club is open to further in formation call 90269 or all base residents. _ 8871. Community Announcements 951144 Ii _ _ wwi * Clubs & Organizations Special Announcements THE NAVAL STATION OFFICERS WIVES THE A SPECIAL SERVICES FLEA MARKET CLUB will hold their monthly meet-. ATLANTIC FLEET AUDIO VISUAL A 2 MILE FUN RUN will be held Center has-received will be held on Sunday, March 5, ing on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. 8 X 10 color for joggers and runners of all portraits of ADM at McCalla Hangar from 12:30 until in the COMO Plantation Room. For Kidd, CINCLANTFLT. sizes and ages on Saturday, Feb- Due all merchandise is sold. No one reservations and information, call to the limited number of photo- ruary 25, at 8:00 a.m. Partici- graphs, they will be allowed to set up prior 951188 AT or 8847 AWH. will be made available pants will meet at the north end to 12:00. There will be two on a first come-first serve basis of Cooper Field. For further size of one per command, booths to choose from: large booths THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS' activity or information, call ETC Spanish at department. be(20' x 20') for $3.00, and small WIVES CLUB is sponsoring a.House Contact PH2 Pippins 8527 DWH. at ext. 8496 ooths (10' x 20') for $2.00, all and Garden tour at the home of the for further informa- inside the hangar. You Commander, tion. must supp Naval Base, 1101 Deer 'our own tables. Point, on Wednesday, March 8, from Anybody wishing to rent a space 2 - 5 p.m. The tour will be host- high tide-10:53 pm L ocal mEmay do so by going to the Special ed by the ComNavBase Staff wives, ALL YOU SEASHELL COLLECTORS: At- low tide-- 4:51 pm S ervices Office between 7:30 and and is open to all members of GBOWC. tention' Here's the chance to see sunrise--- 7:24 am Forecast :00, Monday through Friday or by There will be champagne and a large collection of Atlantic and sunset--p= 7:04 pm( gcoing to booth #1 the day of the refreshments served, Indo-Pacific sea shells. Come high------82 and door to F1'lea Market. prizes will be awarded at 4:30. the elementary school, rooms B5, 7 low------~64 g No food may be sold by anyone It is requested that reservations and 9. Miss Perrault's class is Today's forecast calls for partly atat this Flea Market. be made through GBOWC representa- having a Seashell exhibit Friday, cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with tives by March 3. An admission March 3 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. isolated rain showers and north- price of $2.00 will be Come at noon if you can't make taken at the northeasterly winds of 12-16 knots. the door, and club membership may school hours. Bay conditions will be 1-2 feet. THE AMERICAN be purchased at that time also. RED CROSS Field Director Office The last tour will begin at 4:30. will hold an orientation Ladies are asked not to wear high class on March 6 at A DANCE will be held at the Wind- 9 a.m. in the Red Cross Office. heels. For more information, call A NEW LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH jammer on Monday, Feb. 27 from 7:30 This class is for all new Volun- June Rourk at 952269. Class will begin on Feb. .28 at to 11 p.m. The band will be "Cas- teers, those who are not certified 7 p.m. at the Naval Hospital. tle." This dance will be sponsored This and those who are already working THE NAVAL STATION RECREATION is for all expectant parents due by the senior class at W.T. at the school, hospital or the COMMITTEE will meet on Wednesday, Sampson through July. For more High School. You information office. For more March, at 1:30 p.m. in the Special can get your call Gayle McCorkle information, ticket at 8647 AT. call Services Conference Room. All from the Seniors. So keep the Red Cross Office at 95434 members are required to attend. your eyes open and listen to the or ask for June Lindstrom at 96125. upcoming events at the high school. BEGINNING AND THE CARIBBEAN ARTS AND CRAFTS INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH AND WESTERN ASSOCIATION teachers are reminded riding lessons begin March 22. For more of the Field Day to be held at the informa- tion, call 95581 Club Workshop on Saturday at 9:30 DWH or 99152 AWH. a.m. Persons having items stored YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS at the Workshop are asked to come at this time as unclaimed TAROFT CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 77-EUEE items THE MARINE will be discarded. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: BARRACKS BOXING SMOKER 1,291,000 has been postponed TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,974,000 until 7:30 p.m., March 4. Weigh-in A LADIES VOLLEYBALL ORGANIZA- will be between 5:00 General Hospital 4-6:30 p.m. on March TIONAL MEETING will be held on 1. The last 5:40 Newswatch day for signing up March 1 at 3:30 p.m. in the Special for the smoker 6:30 Latino Consortium is March 1. Services Conference Room. Teams SWIMMING LESSONS will be given to 7:00 Lucille Ball Variety Special 7:55 Notes interested in participating, please all adults who wish to learn or im- of Interest 8:00 have a representative present. prove their skills. The course will Barnaby Jones ANY 8-14 YEAR-OLD 8:55 run for three weeks beginning Feb. BOYS interested Spirit of 76 THE CACTUS in participating Police CLIMBERS FOUR-WHEEL 27 on Monday, Thursday and Saturday in the boxing 9:00 Woman DRIVE CLUB is having smoker scheduled for March 9:55 Newswatch Update a picnic drive at the Windjammer Pool. Class size 4 are on Sunday, Feb. 26. requested to call 10:00 Everyone will be limited to 15 students. 951160 prior to The Prisoner should bring enough March 2 to sing up. 10:55 Red Cross food and bev- Times will be 6:30 p.m. for begin- - Preventive Life erages for their Guarding own families plus ners and 7:30 for improvement. To enough, extra for 11:00 one other person. register, call Special Services at Tales of the Unexpected All club members A 3 JACKS AND JILL GOLF TOURNA- should meet at 951160 or come to the office be- (ADULT) . 11:30 a.m. at MENT will be held at 1 11:55 the cabana behind tween 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Moday p.m. on House of Horror: "Terror in the Villamar pool. Sunday, Feb. 26. There will the For those not through Friday. The fee for this be Night" already refreshments, trophies in the club, all that's course is $15. for the 1:05 Second Feature: "The Day necessary to join in the fun is a top three teams, individual trophies the Sky Exploded" four-wheel drive vehicle, a valid for the longest drive and closest to drivers license and an adventure- the pin. Register at the Golf Pro Shop or call some spirit. THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE has 951119 prior to 9:45 Movie schedule on Feb. 26. Lyceums received a shipment of carpets Entry fee is $3.00 per person. Sign up for (All movies start at 7:30 p.m.) THE PROTESTANT WOMEN .OF THE which will be sold at the Marine an after- noon of fun. CHAPEL are sponsoring a "Love Corps Exchange Warehouse, Bldg. Downtown: Fun With Dick and Jane, Bake" Bread Sale, in front of the M-613, on March 1. Shopping hours PG Navy Exchange on Tuesday, Feb. 28. will be 8 - 11:30 a.m. and -12:30 - A Cry for Help, TV On sale will be home baked breads, 4 p.m. The Exchange will also LYCEUM MOVIES will begin at 8 McCalla: Battle for the Planet of with the entire proceeds going to offer excess property and equipment p.m. instead of 7:30 p.m., begin- the Apes, G World Vision International. This for sale at this time. ning Wednesday, March 1. Mr. Quilp, G will help answer the problem of Marine Site: Moving Violation, world hunger. For more informa- PG The Sailor tion, call Trudy Delaney at 9544: Who Fell from Grace AT. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba With the THIS WEEK'S LIVE FIRING Sea, R SCHEDULE: Leeward Point: Damnation Alley, PG THE GUANTANAMO BAY RACING ASSOCIA- The Outlaw Josey TION will be racing this Saturday, Friday.12- 4 p.m. Wales, PG; plus NFL- Feb. 25, at Oceanview Speedway. Saturday.none scheduled Sunday's Glorious Time trials and inspections begin Cat avdd W. DeCook Sunday.none scheduled General at 12:30 p.m. with competition Naval Base Commander Monday.12- 4 p.m. scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. For Nard Station Commanding Officer Clubs more information, call 8886 or 90261 AH. The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Windjammer: not available between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles THE GITMO SWINGERS JryRyn . .bl Aff airO fice .~r Staff NCO: Nashville, R SQUARE DANCE Points and all of the upper bay Club will have Thieves Like Us, R graduation on - north of Caracoles and Granadillo Saturday, Feb. CPO Club: Charley and the Angel, G 25 at the W.T. Points will be off limits. For Sampson Elementary Dog Day Afternoon, R School Multi- more informationa contact the Special purpose Room, beginning COMO Club: Lenny, R at 6:30 Services Marina, ComNavBase Duty p.m. For Teen Club: Watch Out, We're Mad, PG more information call office or Base Police. 8520. Killer Elite, PG Friday, February 24, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 'Seabee Ball scheduled Did you know? The 1978 SEABEE Ball, celebrating On March 5, sales will be opened the 36th anniversary of the SEABEES, to all PWD civilian employees and Gitmo Base Regulations require taking enough caution to stop while is scheduled for Monday evening, on March 8, to the community at all vehicles within an immediate buses are loading or unloading March 13, at the SEABEE-constructed large. Tickets may be purchased proximity of a school bus with its their passengers. Windjammer Club. The CINCLANTFLT and seat selections made at the PWD warning lights flashing to stop. Fortunately, no one has been Band "Gale Force" will be on hand Admin Office from 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. killed here because of not stopping to entertain and the Blue Caribe and from 1 - 2 p.m. daily. In 1976, in the United States, for a school bus, but it's better will cater a delicious steamship 5% of an estimated 16,600 pedes- to be safe than sorry and sad. wives and others interest- round buffet to make the occasion SEABEE trian fatalities were children, When you drive and see a school decorating the Windjammer for truly special. Tickets are on sale ed in most killed going to or from their bus, exercise extra safety and encouraged to attend a now for all present and former the Ball are schools. caution. at Building 804 at 7:30 SEABEES and CEC officers and for meeting Here in Guantanamo Bay, children Take time and watch out for the Thursday, Feb. 23. other PWD military personnel only. p.m. on going to or from school are put in little ones. They're loved by needless danger by traffic not someone. .why take that love away?

There are no CCPO job openings this week except for permanent po- FRA ladies make donation sitions. Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the posi- interest in young tion is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be Community people continues shining on the obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing Washington Governmental Work- Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. shop students. The FRA Ladies Auxiliary represented by Lisa The following, are permanent job openings: Younkins, crash kit chairwoman, 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 OPEN Fatima Christopher, social 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 OPEN "037-75 Accounts Maintenance Clerk, OPEN ways and means, and Lois Youn- GS-3 kins, president, present a check of $50 to Barbara Fuller- 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Int.) OPEN ton, student coordinator, and 84-001-75 Housekeeping Aid, NA-1 OPEN participants Flory Wright, Renee Bachelor and Brenda Bar- BPTO Flight Schedule nette in the W.T. Sampson High School courtyard. DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT To ETD A/C FLT SAT. SCOTT AFB 1130 C-9N MEDIVAC RSYDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC FEB. 25 9LAO681 9LA0681 JAX 1600 C131 GTMO 1541 Want to help? Red Cross is SUN. NORFOLK 1645 C141 ABA0475 on you. FEB. 26 counting MON. NORFOLK 1310 C141 AQA0471 RSYRDS 0940 C141 ABA0471 Call us. FEB. 27 KINGSTON 1735 C141 AQA0472 KINGSTON 1425 0141 AQA0471 RSYRDS DTMD C131 LOGISTIC RSYRDS DTMD C131 LOGISTIC TUE. KINGSTON 0930 C131 GTMO 591 KINGSTON 0700 C131 GTM00591 FEB. 28 KINGSTON 1830 C131 GTMO 0593 NORFOLK 1150 C141 AQA0471 Navy N e wsline KINGSTON 1600 C131 GTM00593 WED. NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE PURCHASE OF BELL BOTTOMS disclosed on January 23 by the MARCH 1 AUTHORIZED FOR MAY Defense Department as part of thq THUR. NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE FY79 defense budget. MARCH 2 Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Any plan resulting from the FRI. NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE James L. Holloway III, has an- study will be submitted to Congress MARCH 3 nounced that all Navy men E-1 for approval. through E-4 attached to fleet units will be authorized to purchase and TASK GROUP VISITS CASABLANCA wear the service dress blue jumper uniform in May when the fleet A task group of three U.S. Navy evaluation program for the uniform ships recently began its 10-week begins. training and goodwill cruise to BOOT CAMP REDUCED TO NINE WEEKS Shore-based personnel and reserv- Africa, South America and the ists will be able to purchase and Caribbean with a three-day port the elimination of the mess and maintenance WASHINGTON (MCNews)--With wear the uniform beginning in visit to Casablanca, Morocco, the of one training week, the Corps is reducing boot week, and a reduction August as more uniforms become first time in 10 years an American 9 weeks, effective October 1, 1978. camp from 11 to available. The new uniform, avail- task group this size has visited recruit units at Parris Island and San Diego will begin Selected able in the dress blue version only, western Africa. the trial program beginning in March. evaluating initially can be purchased through The three ship task group is com- in the training syllabus include physical conditioning Reductions the Norfolk and San Diego Navy manded by Rear Admiral James A. (down from 80 to 73 hours); marksmanship training (reduced from 89 to Exchanges or through the Navy Ex- Sagerholm, commander South Atlantic hours); and close order drill (dropped from 45 to 39.5 hours). 59 change Mail Order System. Eventu- Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, and Some of the planned reductions will be replaced by new subjects. ally the jumper uniform will be is composed of more than 1500 Navy hours of training have been added on the M-60 machine gun. Since Six available in all Navy exchanges. and Marine Corps personnel. Marine is expected to be able to "man" and maintain the weapon, every The uniform will be manufactured Led by the amphibious assault is essential, officials explained, that Marines receive basic funda- it of the 15-ounce blue serge material ship USS Inchon (LPH 12), the task mental training on the weapon. currently used in the winter weight group is also composed of the Nor- While physical conditioning has been decreased, three hours of rappel- service dress blue uniforms. The folk-based destroyer USS Spruance ling have been added. Plans are being developed to construct towers at white hat will be of polyester (DD 963) and the Charleston-based depot. This is expected to improve self-confidence as well as the each blend. Rating badges and service frigate USS Valdez (FF 1096). toughness of recruits. mental and physical stripes will continue to be the The deployment which is intended marksmanship training will be reduced 30 hours, but there will Basic current all-embroidered style. to enhance the operational readi- in the number of firing hours or rounds fired. The be no reduction Wearing of jumper style uniforms ness of U.S. Naval units also pro- the first week or grass week with "snapping in" savings occur during made of melton or any other material vides the officers and crews with afternoons are devoted to other academic subjects. in the morning, while will not be authorized. Personnel an opportunity to view first hand remain unchanged. The learning objectives should insure that garmets purchased the cultures and lifestyles of is not expected to result in lower The close order drill reduction are certified for wear according to rarely visited West African nations. instructors will have less scheduled time for formal manu- standards. Drill Navy specifications. Uniform During the visit to the legendary believe marching to and from classes, chow, etc., will drill, but officials facturers upon their request Moroccan port, an estimated 5000 will make up for this. be certified by the Navy to produce Moroccans of all ages toured the for instruction on the Marine rifle squad in Thirty hours are planned the authorized uniform. warships and viewed the numerous combat. This includes six hours of field firing offensive and defensive The uniform will be prescribed static displays and helicopters with the M-16 rifle. for all occasions where service aboard the three ships, and enjoyed are being increased from 6 to 12 hours. The troop information classes dress blue is worn, including liber- the musical selections of the 39 military pay and allowances, MOS classifica- Classes have been added on ty purposes. Manner of wear shall member Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. policies, leave and liberty, reporting to a tion procedures, promotion be as directed in U.S. Navy Uniform Highlighting the three-day visit and financial responsibilities, new duty station, regulations Regulations. Service dress white for the Navymen and Marines were POI contains 329 academic hours. At the end of The overall proposed jumper will be authorized at a tours of the Moslem cities of in August, HQMC officials will review the results have the evaluation process later date after new materials Casablanca, Rabat and Marrakech, depots and implement any changes necessary before the from both recruit been adequately tested in the fleet. as well as participating in organ- date. October Kick-off ized charitable and sporting that as a result of training efficiencies, "boot Officials consider NAUTILUS MEMORIAL STUDY activities. a quality Marine in a shorter period of time camp" will still produce AUTHORIZED Moroccans warmly received Ameri- standards that typify Marine training. while maintaining the high can music performed by an 18- A study to consider preserving member contingent of the Commander USS Nautilus (SSN 571) the world's in Chief Atlantic Fleet Navy Band first nuclear powered warship, as in the village of El Jedida and at public a monument and placing it on the municipal theater in Casablanca. display at the U.S. Naval Academy, Task group personnel were com- Annapolis, MD, has been authorized mended by Rear Admiral Sagerholm by Secretary of the Navy W. Graham for their "excellent display of Claytor, Jr. personal appearance and behavior The inactivation of Nautilus war In a 70-year lifetime, the average person eats 880 chickens. ashore." Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, February 24, 1978 In UPI Top 20 college basketball NBA results In the NHL -LOCAL SPORTS-b #3 UCLA 96, Oregon State 58 San Antonio 118. Atlanta 105 Utah 95, #5 New Mexico 92 Montreal 5, Cleveland 1 by D.H. Brusnahan #7 Michigan State 66, North- N.Y. Rangers 6, Chicago 2 Detroit western 56 WHA finals 4, Washington 1 RACQUETBALL RESULTS Birmingham 7, Quebec 3 Buffalo 4, Philadelphia #19 North Carolina State 72, #8 0 North Carolina 67 1st High School #19 Louisville 104, Ball State 84 2nd Marine Barracks 3rd NAVSTA BLUE In losing to North Carolina 4th NAS Windward State last night, injury-plagued 5th NAS Leeward North Carolina played without 5th VC - 10 three regulars -- Phil Ford, Mike 7th NAVSTA WHITE UPORTSLE 8th FTG O'Koren. and Rich Yonaker. 8th NAVSTA RED Basketball tourney to pit U.S. against Cuba, Russia and Yugoslavia BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS TEAM W L GB (UPI)--A world invitational basketball tournament will square off against Yugoslavia. 1st NAVSTA BLUE 11 1 with the national teams of the United States, Russia, Kentucky Coach Joe Hall will pilot the American 2nd Marine Barracks 9 2 1 1/2 Yugoslavia and Cuba opens in Atlanta on Aril 5th. team. He will have four of his second-ranked Wildcats 3rd NAVSTA WHITE 7 5 4 The round-robin tournament will include a -tal of on the squad -- Rick Robey, James Lee, Jack Givens and 4th Company L 5 7 6 three doubleheaders. After the opening two g-ses in Kyle Macy. 4th NAS 5 7 6 Atlanta, the teams will play at Chapel Hill. N.C., on Others are David Greenwood of UCLA, James Bailey of 6th High School 3 9 8 April 7th and at Lexington, Ky., on April r :h. Rutgers, Joe Barry Carroll of Purdue and Sidney Mon- 7th VC - 10 1 10 9 1/2 In Atlanta, the U.S plays Cuba and Re'mia meets Yu- crief of Arkansas. The remainder of the team will be goslavia. At Chapel Hill, the U.S. faces Yugoslavia named within the next two weeks. Tonight's playoffs will begin with and Russia meets Cuba. The final doubleheader at The foreign teams will include many of the players an opening game at 6 p.m. between Lexington sends the U.S. against Russia and Cuba who saw action in the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. Marine Barracks and NAVSTA WHITE, followed at 8 p.m. with NAVSTA BLUE Sports summary versus the winner of last night's NAS-Company L game, which is not (AP)--Fifth-seeded Rosie Casals best score of the opening round in TAKE NOTE known at the time of this report. has been ousted from the Women's the ladies PGA's Bent Tree Golf In case there are any golfers out Pro Tennis Tournament in Detroit. Classic in Sarasota, Fla. One there who haven't been checking the CAPTAIN'S TROPHY STANDINGS South Africa's Greer Stevens up- stroke behind her is Betsy King. announcements column on page two TEAM POINTS set her in a three-set second- this week, a Three Jacks and Jill 1st NAVSTA BLUE 66 round match, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4. Top- (AP)--The Los Angeles Dodgers' golf tournament will be held this 2nd Marine Barracks 64 seeded Martina Navratilova and 74-year-old chairman of the board, Sunday, Feb. 26, beginning at 1 3rd High School 56 third-seeded Virginia Wade of Walter O'Malley, has been hospital- p.m. Interested persons can regis- 4th NAVSTA WHITE 53 England won easily. ized in Rochester, Minn. O'Malley ter at the Golf Shop or call 951119 5th VC - 10 46 1/2 apparently developed a fever while prior to 9:45 a.m. on the day of 6th NAS Leeward 41 1/2 (AP)--Grier Jones has a two- en route to the club's training the tournament. There is a $3 entry 7th Company L 39 stroke lead after the first round camp in Vero Beach, Fla. fee. Refreshments will be provided 8th NAS Windward 14 of the Inverrary Classic golf tour- on the course and trophies will be 9th NAVSTA RED 10 nament in Lauderhill, Fla. Jones (UPI)--California Angels Executive awarded for the three top teams. 9th FTG 10 fired a five-under-par 67 yesterday Vice-President Buzzie Bavasi says There will also be individiual 11th Non U.S. 0 in a round that included an eagle his team is not included in the list trophies for the longest drive and two. of "malcontents" reportedly intent the drive closest to the pin. Rankings include the results of on firing Baseball Commissioner Bo- the basketball league and one rac- (AP)--Hollis Stacy's 69 was the wie Kuhn. quetball tournament. eY6y1e4 6I ( CLAA II/ ID cKL .2 '71 Ford LTD, power brakes, power Classified Ads 951144 steering, automatic transmission, Out to break 600, but falling short of the mark was Diana Boice with Advertisements for the Gazette will A/C, good condition, $950 or best 221, 203, 152/576 for the HIGH ROLLERS. Other good scores came from only be accepted between 8 and 11 offer. 951227. Nancy Lada 179, 194/537, Maria Panis 523, Pat Dufresne 184/464, Judy a.m. Monday through. Friday. Ads Kelley 167, 170/463, Bev Stanbro 164, 160/458. Ellen Warrington bowled will not be accepted on holidays. Toshiba microwave oven with com- a 181 game. Bonafide emergency announcements plete instructions, $175; Philco Lots of good scores from the LEEWA RDLADIES. Jean Maxwell out in will be accepted any time. 16 cu. ft. frost-free refrigerator, front with 174/485 (200/563 H), Carole Brown 188/468, Edith Davis 409, Announcements may be hand carried avocado, $125; mattress and crib, Sue Poplin 157/419, Mary Williams 398, Rita Mollard 202/523 (H), to PAO anytime during working mattress in good condition, crib Christina Flores 159/199, Phyllis Gregoire had a 156 game. Split con- hours. Advertisements will be needs repairs, $5. 95410 AT. versions included Debra Carter 3-10, Edith Davis 7-9 and Rosemary Frona- limited to 40 words. Ads which barger 2-10. discriminate on the basis of race, Attache case; wood table and 4 MONDAY NIGHT LATE LEAGUE shows Bob Zerba leading with a 196/549. Hol- sex, creed, color or national ori- chairs for small breakfast room. land Hutchison next with 188/521. Jim Willhelm bowled 192/516 and Vic gin will not be accepted. The 952279 AT. Reyes had a 192/505. For the ladies, it was Carina Winston 440 and Mary Public Affairs Staff reserves the E. Drake 438. right to edit and rewrite all Wanted PIN PALS -- Delorise Crawley finally got that 175 with 180, 138/404. submissions.* She only has a 101 average! Kathy Withrow 176, 187/469, missed her 500 Would like experienced person to by nine pins -- she'll make it the next time. Sandy Walters 143, 155, For gale repair 8-track tape deck in stereo 171/469, Joyce Winn 161, 168/447, Ollie Ingrams 141, 188/463, Vickie console. 90169 AT. Rohr 135, 156, 130/421, Julie Eason 133, 143/387, Kathy Briggs 144/360, '76 Chevrolet Monza Town Coupe, Alice Richard 157/208, Pay Merritt 161/202 (H) and Vickie Tinke red with white vinyl half roof, 2.3 Large fan. 95349 AT. 151/203 (H). liter engine, factory A/C, AM-FM TUESDAY COUPLES SCRATCH -- Joe Silvas going great guns with 209/572, stereo radio, power steering, Airline carrier for small or Tikkio Neyra 214/555, Bryon Williams 229/546, Diana Boice 211/538, Dan power brakes, 4-speed, 23 channel medium-sized dog. 99121 AWH, 8450 Murray 527, Jim Kayser 202/527, Frank Bull 524, Walter Hess 521 and Ir- CB, cassette tape player. 99121 DWH. ving Williams 211/505. AWH, WEDNESDAY THREE-MAN SCRATCH -- The men in this league bowl a four-game series. Al Clausen bowled 222, 227/785, Frank Bull right behind him Kitchen curtains (4 short) $5; Lost with 223, 235/784. Keith Nelson rolled 200, 214/784. Other good scores couch, $150; 15 gold open-weave Library book at the Outpatient came from Keith Wetherbee 209/781, T. Mueller 222/780, Ben Fritts panels, 90 ", $35; plants; Raleigh Clinic at the Hospital, Dr. Seuss's 206/769, J. Snyder 732, J. Echols 225/729, G. Lopez 203/726, Gene Sand- English folding bicycle, 3 speed, ABC's. If found, please call ers 209/723, Dan Murray 710 and Tikkio Neyra 707. That is some fantas- $35. 95407 AWH. 951013 AT. tic bowling, fellas. Keep it up. WEDNESDAY NITE LATE MIXED -- This week was Anne Holmes' week to shine. '63 Corvair, excellent condition, Services She rolled a real nice 177, 187/500 to really shake up the women's tro- $500. 97169 AWH. phy standings in the league. Anna Click rolled her highest series Reliable young couple would like with 463. Melvin Blalock had his highest series of the league - 487. Motorcycle helmet, $10. 95349 AT. to housesit during March. 90102 Roy Weaver, too, with a 492 and Manuel Lian 505. 500 series were far DWH, 951214 AWH. Leave message for From Red Bolduc with 510 and Dick Gibson with 512. Snare drum, $25; little boy's LCPL Fisher. GOOF OFFS -- Maria Panis had a good day with a 235/582. Vickie Clau- tennis shoes, size 13 , $8. sen had a 514. 951287 AT. Cakes baked for all occasions. JUNIORS -- Bill McGuire led the Juniors with 194/541. Carla Winston 90148 AT. 196/486, David Beaulieu 178/486, Jim Schaub 168/471, David Bolduc '59 Chevy Gitmo Special pickup, 170/469, Luci Wais 194/462, Mike Lewis 166/461, Donna Waisl157/452, runs good, looks rough, cheap Yard sales Tracy Feeback 189/451, Cora Wais 169/432 and Linda Martin 199/461. transportation. 951049 AWH. Great bowling, kids. 1150-A Center Bargo, back yard, I'm sorry if any of your scores do not appear in the paper, but the '73 Toyota Celica, automatic, Saturday, Feb. 25, from 10 a.m. deadline is Sunday evening for the secretaries to turn them in so that factory A/C, price - Blue book until ? 12,500 BTU A/C, electric all leagues bowling Monday through Saturday of the previous week will trade-in; wading pool, $7; sandbox, coffee pot, electric fry pan, 15 appear in the paper. Due to space limitations, two weeks of scores $5; baby carrier, $3; baby walker, gal. aquarium with all accessories, cannot be printed. I hope that this will clear up any questions you $5. 952277 AT. mixer, hair dryer, ladies' watch, may have if your scores do not appear in this column. But several toys, clothes, collectors' bottles, leagues have been omitted the past two weeks because they were not Set of dishes, service for 8; set miscellaneous items. 99149 AT. turned in. As I have told many people who have asked me, "If the sec- of dishes, service for 12; retaries do not submit them, I cannot have them printed!" If anyone refrigerator for parts, bathinette, 28-B Nob Hill, Saturday, Feb. 25, still has any questions about this matter, he or she is most welcome to changing table; martini set. two families, girls' clothing, call me. 99187 AT. miscellaneous. Good luck, and good bowling.