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Longshoremen reach tentative agreement

NEW YORK (AP) -- A tentative agree- hour. The basic work week would re- master and also an additional agree- ing form of shipping automation. ment to settle the 44-day strike of main 40 hours. ment on local issues. The proposed agreement with the dock workers against containerships In New York, longshoremen have a Both master and local agreements International Longshoremen's Associa- at East and Gulf ports was announced contract with a guaranteed-annual must be submitted, together and in tion covered only northeastern ports Sunday in New York. wage provision of a full year's work writing, to the rank and file, port from Maine to Virginia. It contains a more than 30 percent So the new pact could mean that as by port. By precedent, however, that con- wage-benefit boost for 50,000 long- of Oct. 1, 1979, every docker would tract has established the pattern shoreme" over the next three years. receive at least $21,632 whether he One of the major local issues was for South Atlantic and Gulf ports works or not. maintaining incomes and job security as well. Base pay is now $8 an hour. The for dock workers in the face if bur- In addition to the general wags tentative agreement would raise the The master contract is one part of geoning automation. This was why increase, the master agreement calls base pay by $2.40 an hour in 80 cent a two-tiered settlement. Each the strike was directed at container- for increases in employer contribu- yearly steps to a total of $10.40 an port's work force must approve the ships, the widest and fastest grow- tions to pensions. Explosions rip 0izt Jeuaekill . two te a esU The. N aU'ony hoxe-bamed daZRy Vol. 32 No. 218 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, November 14, 1977 JERUSALEM (AP) -- Separate bomb explosions ripped buildings in Jeru- salem Sunday leaving two Arab teen- agers dead and several other persons wounded. orders Soviets out, The Marxist Popular Front for the Somalia Liberation of Palestine has claimed responsibility for one of the blasts. The P.D.F. had previously ordered breaks relations with Cuba its agents inside Israel to step up bombings in retaliation for Israeli NAIROBI, KENYA (UPI) -- Somalia re- relations between Somalia and Rus- The president of Somalia has said air strikes in Southern Lebanon. nounced its friendship treaty with sia. that up to 15,000 Cuban troops are Officials say the twin blasts Moscow Sunday, ordered all Soviet The decision to kick the Russians fighting alongside the Ethiopians marked the worst incidents of ter- advisers out of the country -- in- out came after months of deterior- in the desert war in southeast Ethi- rorism to hit Jerusalem in 18 months. cluding those running a base for ating relations between the two for- opia. Ethiopia and Cuba both deny Authorities say 46 Arabs have been Soviet nuclear submarines in the In- mer close allies sparked by the the charge. arrested for questioning in the bomb- dian Ocean -- and announced a full Soviet decision to re-equip the arm- All Cuban embassy personnel were ings. One device exploded in a diplomatic break with Cuba. ed forces of neighboring Ethiopia. ordered to leave the country within house in Jerusalem's Christian Quar- Somalia says the breaking of dip- 48 hours, and the staffs at the ter. The second detonated about The special announcement over the lomatic ties with Cuba is due to Somali embassy in Moscow and the three hours later in a Jewish sub- official radio fell only one step what it calls the "hostile posture" Soviet Embassy in Mogadishu will be urb, Talpiot. short of a full break in diplomatic of the Havana government. cut.

Begin seeks info on Egyptian proposal Cease-fire takes (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- over reconvening Mideast peace Meanwhile, a source in Tunisia Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin talks. said the PLO says it is ready to go apparently undermined a Finance Min- The Egyptian leader says his idea to Geneva peace talks with Israel on hold in Lebanon istry statement Sunday by seeking has the backing of Palestine Libera- two conditions. specifics of a new Egyptian peace tion Organization leader Yasir Ara- The PLO spokesman said his organ- BEIRUT, LEBANON (AP/UPI) -- Hopes talks proposal. fat. ization wants United Nations Secre- were rising that a cease-fire in tary-General Kurt Waldheim southern Lebanon was taking hold Earlier the Finance Ministry re- to send an official invitation once again Sunday. jected any plan that would have an to the Pal- estinian people. After a week of heavy Israeli air American-Palestinian professor rep- Marine Corps strikes and cross-border artillery resent Palestinians at Geneva. But The spokesman also told newsmen that the PLO demands that the Soviet- exchanges, the air was calm Sunday Begin said he wants to know who for the second straight day. President Sadat has in mind for the U.S. declaration on the Mideast be considered a formal document. Both left and right-wing Lebanese job. silent drill leaders are warning that the situa- Saturday, President Carter en- The declaration called for the tion still is highly explosive and dorsed the proposal. may lead to an Israeli invasion of Sadat suggested the American-Pal- recognition of the Palestinian tomorrow 8 p.m. people's legitimate rights and was the South. estinian representative as a means leader of rejected by Israel. The principal religious of breaking the current deadlock Southern Lebanon says Israel has its eye on the area. "There is a distinct possibility Israel will occupy part of our country." He said Israel is interested W. Germans plan to investigate death in the water of a river in the area and it's "valuable land and archeo- BONN, W. GER. (AP) -- West German with her shortly before her death. membership in an outlawed organiza- logical treasures." said he's asked that the Pal- officials say they plan a full in- One of the woman's lawyers says he tion. He stop military action that vestigation into the death of a con- will reserve judgment until a com- Miss Schubert's death came nearly estinians victed terrorist found hanged in her plete investigation of her death has one month after three other members might provoke Israel. Additionally, Lebanon's Democra- Munich prison cell Saturday. been made. of the Red Army Faction terrorist Socialist Party said the vacuum Authorities said Sunday an autopsy Miss Schubert, said to be a member group were found dead or dying in tic on the body of Ingrid Schubert of the terrorist Red Army Faction, their prison cells in what the gov- created by the flight of 265,000 their homes leaves no doubt her death was a sui- was arrested in 1970 and had been ernment called suicides. Southern Lebanese from an Israeli takeover cide. But they plan to interview serving a 13-year prison term for But leftist extremists say the could lead to guards and others who had contact attempted murder, bank robbery and three were murdered by authorities. of the area. Protesters chant against Shah's visit & neutron bomb by one WASHINGTON (UPI) --About two dozen prelude to a planned two-day protest visit is "vital for the two govern- at least on the surface, another. Among protesters chanted before President slated to begin when the Shah meets ments' peace of mind." controversy after of contention are Iran's Carter yesterday morning when he with Pres. Carter tomorrow. Recent relations between Iran and the points quadrupling oil prices in emerged from church services in One western diplomat says the the United States have been marred, role in it's military purchases and Washington. Some were objecting 1974, rights record. But the to the visit of the Shah of Iran it's human diplomat says it is more fundamental tomorrow and Wednesday, and others Doctors & lawyers appeal for marijuana issues which interest the Shah. were opposed to the neutron bomb. (UPI) -- The offical spokesman The statement issued yesterday The Shah has indicated that he be- Carter, Carter, smiling, chatted with for the nation's doctors and lawyers said "We agree with President lieves the U.S.- Iranian alliance Pastor Charles Trenthan of the have combined for a rare appeal on who showed a reasonable attitude should have evolved futher than it the possession of First Baptist Church as the demon- a sensitive issue--marijuana. in asking that has because of the importance of amounts for personal strators called for an end to the The American Bar Association and insignificant Iran's petrodollars, strategic lo- use should not subject the user to agreements with development of the neutron bomb and The American Medical Association cation and binding charges." cancellation of the Shah's visit. yesterday asked state legislatures criminal Washington. The Shah does not want Carter did not acknowledge the pro- and congress to repeal criminal Iran thought of as just another de- he will testors nor comment on their pre- penalities for the use of pot. So far, nine states have curtailed veloping country, and says others sence. Both had spoken out in the past in grass penalties, but several not, in his words, "accept anything The Iranian demonstrators were a favor of reducing such penalties. have killed such bills. less than a first class position." Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, November 14, 1977 Today's Meetings Tomorrow's Meetings ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m. For more information call 90269 AT. GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at CnCommunity 9 Cossey at 8873 AWH. The club is 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point open to all base residents. Old Nursery School building. For further information call 90269 or TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at 8871. 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind Bulletin the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For further information call Judy at 90253 AT. YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS 1 THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER DOOG EATERS TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,414,000 East Bargo Old Nursery School TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,840,000 building. For further information call 96235 AWH or 98145 AT. Community Announcements 951144 _ CHILDREN'S CRAFT CLASS SPECIAL SERVICES is pleased to THIS WEEK'S LIVE FIRING Clubs & Organizations announce Thanksgiving at Goblin Hill. SCHEDULE: The Caribbean Arts and Crafts For the weekend of November 24-28, THE GOLF COMMITTEE will meet Association will be sponsoring Goblin Hill in Jamaica has arranged Monday.8 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 18, at 1 p.m. in the a children's crafts class during a special program for all our guests. Tuesday.8 a.m. - 5 p.m. golf course lounge. the Christmas holidays for 5-7 Live entertainment, films, dancing, Wednesday.8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and 8-11 year olds. For more gala Thanksgiving dinner, swimming, Thursday.8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday.8 THE REFLEX PHOTO CLUB'S hours information call 96290. snorkeling, tennis and much more. a.m. - 4:30 p.m. are as follows: The low cost for this special week- Saturday.None scheduled Monday.6-9 p.m. Special Announcements end is $168 per person. This price Wednesday.6-9 p.m. includes all accomodations, three The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas between Saint Nicholas and Cara- Saturday.4-7:30 p.m. THE MARINE CORPS' BEST, the meals a day, entertainment, service Drum and Bugle Corps and Silent Drill charge and tax. Double occupancy coles Points and all of the upper Platoon from Marine Barracks, 8th and please. bay north of Caracoles and Grana- THE CATHOLIC LADIES AUXILI- dillo Points will be off limits. will have a bake sale in front I, Washington, D.C., will perform the For each child under 12 sharing a ARY For more information call the of the Navy Exchange on Saturday, Battle Color Ceremony on the Marine room with their parents, the cost Special Services Marina, ComNav- Nov. 19, at 9:30 a.m. Donations Barracks Parade Deck at 8 p.m. on will be $14 per day. Base duty office or Base Police. can be dropped off at the bake sale. November 15. The public is cordially Because this is such short notice, Proceeds will go to the Haiti mis- invited to this colorful and impres- come to Special Services NOW and sign sion. sive ceremony. up. Full payment is due no later than 2 p.m., Friday, November 18. RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED You must arrange for your own MAC GIRL SCOUT LEADERS MEETING THE MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY transportation to and from Kingston. There is a critical need for ad- will be held on Monday at 7:30 p.m. BALL will be held in McCalla Han- ditional American Red Cross Vol- at the Girl Scout Hut. Please bring ger on November 16 from 8 p.m. un- unteers at both the Naval Hospital troop checkbooks so the accounts can til 1 a.m. Entertainment will in- THE NAVY EXCHANGE'S "PIZZA and the W.T. Sampson Elementary be setteled. If the leaders are un- clude the stateside band "Enter- PUB" HAS OPENED, The "Pizza Pub" School health room. Interested is located adjacent to the Navy able to attend, please have a troop prise" and the local band, the "Jes- Ex- persons should call June Lind- change Mini Mart and representative present. ters", The traditional cake cutting is open the 96125 or call the Red following hours: strom at And a vacuum cleaner is needed ceremony will be held at 9 p.m. For Cross office at 95434 or 8676. for the Girl Scout Hut. Anyone who tickets and information, please con- Application forms are also avail- Monday - Thursday 5-9 p m, has an old one that is willing to tact GySgt. Foust at the SNCO Club able at the Red Cross office which Friday and Saturday 4-10 p.m. donate it please call 951250 AT. at 951234. adjacent to the Sound SundeY Closed is located Scene. Why not share a little of GUANTANAMO BAY RACQUET CLUE BEGINNING CUBAN COOKING your time in a cause that helps others in our community? TOURNAMENT will sponsor an ABC CLASSES will begin on Thursday, HOSPITAL WALK-IN CLINIC Singles event the weekend of Nov. Nov. 17, and will be sponsored by 19-20, Players in all three cata- Mrs. Duffus. For more information, The walk-in clinic at the hospital gories are urged to enter the com- call 97120 between 4:30 and 6:30 is open from 8 until 10:30 a.m. Mon- petition. This is a good time for p.m. day through Friday. those of you who have been hesitant MAIL ORDER CATALOGS about entering tournaments to be- JACK AND JILL GOLF TOURNA- gin, as you'll- be playing against on Nov. 20 at Looking for that "something spe- MENT will be held others who are near your ability 12:30 p.m. Register at the Golf cial" Christmas gift, or a gift level. Course Pro Shop anytime prior to for the person who has everything? Sign up at the clubhouse before Trophies will be awarded x:00 General Hospital The Naval Station Library has 9:30 amp. 5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 17, or call for the top 3 teams, individual 1:35 Monday Matinee: The Adventures" just what you need. The library 8421 or 8205. longest drive and closest to the (BW) has all kinds of catalogs from pin for men and women. Entry fee 3:00 Nanny and the Professor (BW) many specialty houses. AND CRAFTS is $3 per person. 3:30 Sesame Street CARIBBEAN ARTS Included are catalogs from Spen- is sponsoring a 4:30 Nature's Window ASSOCIATION Gifts, Lillian Vernon, Miles quilting class to be taught by Ms. cers 4:35 Voyage to the Bottom of the as well as the Swiss Co- THE FLAGSHIP ENLISTED MESS Pat Cooper at the Art Workshop on Kimball Sea (BW) lony (cheeses and foods), Sport- WILL FEATURE a special Thanks- Marina Point. The class will con- 5:25 Almanac (BWO pages, and the elegant Sakowitz giving meal on November 24 from 3- sist of 6 sessions from 7:30 until 5:30 Newswatch Christmas '77 catalog. Before you 5:30 p.m. All personnel not pos- 9:30 p.m. on Nov. 16, 21, 23, 28 6:30 Wide World of People give up on that hard to buy for sessing a meal pass will be required and 30. 7:00 The Rookies person, check these catalogs. to purchase a ticket. Tickets may Batting frames and instruction 7:55 Notes of Interest The catalogs may be checked out be purchased at the Enlisted Mess will be provided, all other supplies 8:00 Paper Moon for a normal two week period. .The starting Monday, Nov. 14 and will be must be provided by the student. 8:30 Phyllis library is located by the stoplight available from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday The cost of the class is $10 and 9:00 Monday Night Football: and is open from 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. through Friday. Sales will end at the class will be limited to 10 New York Giants at St. Louis Monday - Friday, 10 am. - 5 p.m. 3 p.m. on Nov. 22. Ticket prices students. For more info call 96291. (Newswatch Update will be on Saturday and 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. will be as follows: $1.70 shown during halftime. Exact on Sunday. Military on Comrats time is not available.) CLUB extends Officers and Civilians $2.70 THE CPO WIVES' Children under 12 $1.40 an invitation to its members and any INPATIENT RATES AT THE HOS- CPO wife, new or not so new on base, gone up to $206 per day, meet- PITAL have VOLUNTEERS are to attend the regular monthly up from $168. The increase in rate ALL RED CROSS home of Marcia Udd at 85D invited to a blood pressure class ing at the was brought on by new standard rates November 14, 1977, (TPR). Please be at the hospital LYCEUMS Granadillo Circle, set by the Secretary of Defense. The club has no closed in the front lobby at 6:30 p.m. on at 7 p.m. This increase will have no effect on so if you would like to Nov. 16. Downtown: Greased Lightning, PG meetings, prices charged to the base's non- the club is all about, McCalla: Sinbad and the Eye of the know what U.S. residents nor will outpatient past experience with Tiger, G visit us. If DON'T FORGET SMOKEY'S have turned you off, you charges be affected. -- Marine: Exorcist II, R wives' clubs CHANGING THE EMERGENCY CALL will be pleasantly surprised at the Leeward: Trader Horn, PG CHANNEL TO 9 beginning November uniqueness of this club. Come and se Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba 15. Until then, CBers should con- for yourselves. You will be welcome. e U.S. Naval tinue to use channel 2 for emer- CLUBS gencie. Base Police will con- CPO CLUB DINING ROOM IS OPEN tinue to monitor channel 2 until Windjammer: Club closed avery Friday, Saturday and Sunday the changeover. Staff NCO: Thunder and Lightning, night for dinner at 6 p.m. *aztt NRA (Post 46) Cap. Iil W. teek UP REPRESENTATIVE will MAKE CPO: For the Love of Benji, G be at the Marine Exchange on Monday GITMO BAY MOTORCYCLE CLUB Naval lae Com ani. closed from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Free gifts COMO: Club StatiNNaloneisCitma will have a meeting at Rick Sawtelle t home at 8 p.m. on Monday night, 274 1 D Ar er y. pblAfar Ofie with each demonstration. Dreams come true with Villamar, For more info, call 9522622. JO2.rndSstarkey.tdditor JO3 N$eboue.Journalist JOSH Jeff Woodhouse .,Journalist A C-9 WILL BE DEPARTING Guan- THE GOLF COMMITTEE will hold tanamo Bay for Patrick AFB, Florida, week early Th . Om n- as ser.1epbished .co. iS to thas its monthly meeting one on Thurday, Nov. 17, with a limited oulne n A XO -35ad me he dieto due to the Thanksgiving holiday. number of seats available, Interes- on November 18 This meeting will be ted personnel should report to the Golf Course Lounge. pnons raaasni at 1 p.m. in the Se .eebrncha ,te NAS Mac terminal via the 7:30 a.m. ferry with authorized leave papers, Monday, November 14, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 To community leaders and organizations Portrait An Open Letter to Community Leaders and Organizations: TAKE NOTE Each spring the Board of Regents, Guantanamo Bay Community Educational Fund makes scholorship grants to graduating stu- Travel regs change of a dents of the William T. Sampson High School for the purpose of furthering their education. Fourteen members of the Class Recent revision to Volume 2 of the of 1977 were awarded a total of $7800.00 in scholarship grants. Joint Travel Regulations require ci- This worthwhile program has been made possible in past years vilian employees of the Department teacher through two primary sources of financial support: one con- of Defense on official travel to use sisted of an allocation from the Community Fund ($3000 in 1974, military quarters if adequate quar- By LINDA ELKINS $1000 in 1975 and 0 in 1976 and 1977); and two, contributions ters are available or lose the lodg- from the following: local wives clubs; religious, (Vi Perrault, known locally for her civic, frat- ing portion of their per diem allow- ernal and social organizations; contractors avid interest in shells, has been a and interested ence , unless utilization of mili- fourth grade teacher for eight years individuals. tary quarters will adversely affect As noted above, in Gitmo.) for the past two years there were no funds the performance of their assigned available from the Community "How did I ever learn to read? Fund and the implication of this mission. If use of military quarters fact for 1977/78 is obvious and makes organizational and ind- would Only through a miracle." adversely affect performance ividual support even more important than in past years. "I was an only child of two social or adequate quarters are not avail- It was gratifying last year to see the overwhelming com- able the traveler must backgrounds. French and Irish. At obtain a munity concern for this program when sufficient funds were statement age six, my French grandfather enrol- from his command that the raised to permit the awarding of $7800 in scholarship grants. use of quarters led meain a French convent school would adversely affect Are you interested in the 1977/78 program? Your financial the performance of the where all classes were conducted assigned support is urgently solicited. Checks should be made payable mission, totally in French. I spoke no French. or a statement from the to the "Guantanamo Bay Community Educational Fund," and may be Temporary Duty Station I wonder that I survived, I can re- that adequate sent to the Chairman, Board of Regents, U.S. Naval Station, military quarters member copying everything that the were not available Box 77. to collect the travel portion of little boy next to me wrote.even According to it's by-laws and constitution, "The Board of their per diem. titling my papers with his name, Paul Regents, Guantanamo Bay Community Educational Fund is composed Charboneau." of the President, Chairman, or Representative of contributory "By the time I was in the sixth organizations each of which shall have one (1) vote." If your Workers need number grade, my Irish mother decided I spoke organization is to be a contributor during this academic year, with an accent (it's amazing I was Any person, including students, de- you are encouraged to send a representative to the Board's first even coherent) so I was promptly siring to work for the U.S. Govern- meeting on Thursday, November 17, 1977 at 2:30 P.M. at Flag whisked out of the French convent ment must have a Social Security Plot. Attendance by a representative at this meeting will school and deposited in an Irish con- number before entering on duty. If insure that your organization is involved from the beginning vent school. There I was labeled you do not have a number you may ob- in the important policy decisions regarding the scholarship "Frog" because that was the slang ex- tain the necessary forms for apply- grants this year. It is requested that names of representatives pression for anyone with French blood. ing to the Social Security Adminis- be given to the Civilian Personnel Office (8101) berore the I weathered that experience with many tration for your card and number at first meeting. tears." the Emoloyment Division, Consolid- Your financial support of this program and participation in These are some of Viola Perrault's ated Civilian Personnel Office, Bldg. the Boards's work will be deeply appreciated. early memories of her own school 804. years. As a child she was given much Remember, you cannot be appointed Sincerely, love and affection by a multitude of unless you have your Social Security James H. Brooks, Jr. parents, grandparents, aunts and number. Act now to avoid delay. Chairman, Board of Regents uncles. This affection she has returned tenfold to the hundreds of Fords recalled children who have been fortunate Ford Motor Company has announced a enough to call her "teacher." DemE44,, recall of 1976 and 1977 Fords because The most amazing thing about Vi of a possible defect in the engine Perrault is her continuing exuberance. cooling fan. Most brand new teachers start out These fans could shatter and injure enthusiastically, but may "burn out" Editor, Dear anyone working under the hood with in a matter of years. Vi continues I would like to take this moment to thank the "Rookies" for the engine running, according to a to bubble as she has for many years. an enjoyable season of baseball. All our team members were Ford Motor representative. In the five years I've known her, great sports and I was proud to be included on the team of The vehicles involved are 1976-77 I've been continually impressed by the "Rookies." models with 351 or 400 engines with her zest for teaching, for kids, for I would especially like to thank our coaches, Dennis Young, air conditioning, 1976-77 Fords with LIFE. She never seems to run down Paula Brungard and Denzil Merideth for their time, patience a 460 engine without air condition- but is always involved in some new and encouragement! Without that I never would have recieved ing and 1977 models with 302 or 351 project, a new skill, plans for an- that special award. Thank you, all of you. engines and air conditioning. other trip, a different interest, Those receiving a letter of recall and, of course, her first love (aft- Bonnie Harbin are asked to contact their local er kids).oceanography. Ford dealer for instructions on re- This zest is inevitably passed placement. along to her students. One senses Job Oportunties it as soon as one walks into her 60-213-77 Administrative Services Clerk, AS-5 18 Nov. 77-S/S classroom. Everything is quiet and Working Aid, WG'-1 18 Nov. 77-PWD orderly, but everyone is doing some- 10-296-77 Parcel being held (Not to exceed 16 hours per week) thing different and there is a subtle, yet definite undertone of 05-003-77 Electronics Technician, GS-856-11 21 Nov. 77-AFRTS The Post Office is holding a par- excitement. Something fantastic is Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel cel containing automobile motor parts happening here. The kids are so hap- Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have mailed from J.C. Penny, Inc. Unless py, so curious, so mature in their filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the position this parcel is correctly identified observations. One wishes, just for is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be ob- and claimed by Dec. 1, it shall be a minute, that she could go back to gained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing Va- disposed of according to postal the fourth grade and do it all over cancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. instructions. again.this time with Vi Perrault The following are permanent job openings: as her teacher! 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 $6,572 pa 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 $7,408 pa 30-037-75 Accounts Maintenance Clerk, GS-3 $7,408 pa 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Int.) $6,572 pa 85-001-77 Housekeeping Aid, NA-1 $2.41 ph

FTG Weekly Ship Schedule The following births are announced by the U.S, Naval Hospital, Guantan- SHIP HULL NO. ETA ETD amo Bay, Cuba, A daughter, Cynthia Michelle, Oct. USS D. D. EISENHOWER CVN-69 Nov. 10, 1977 Dec, 1, 1977 5, to OS2 & Mrs. Clayton L. Thomp- USS TEXAS CGN-39 Nov, 7, 1977 Nov, 18, 1977 son. USS DETROIT AOE-4 Nov. 14, 1977 Dec, 2, 1977 A son, Mark Aaron, Oct. 6, to CE2 USCGC DALLAS WHEC-716 Oct, 25, 1977 Nov, 17, 1977 & Mrs. Mickey E. Simmons, USS PATTERSON FF-1061 Nov, 4, 1977 Dec. 8, 1977 A son, Johnathan Paul, Oct. 8, to USS LAMOURE COUNTY LST-1194 Nov. 14, 1977 Dec, 9, 1977 PH3 & Mrs, Robert Izzo. USS SALINAN ATF-161 Nov, 14, 1977 Der. 19, 1977 A daughter, Kimberly Michelle, Oct, 13, to EM2 & Mrs. David J. Ernst, A daughter, Julianne Alicia, Oct, ADVANCEMENTS 17, to ET2 & Mrs. Stephan L. Wernig, I Jane, Oct. 17, A daughter, Jennifer to SSgt, & Mrs. Philip D. Sanders. Vi Perrault and PROMOTIONS Cheryl Lyn, Oct, 18, The following personnel will be avanced to the rates indicated: A daughter, Mrs. Thomas E. Arwine, NAME DEPARTMENT ADVANCED RATE to MS2 & A daughter, Amanda Marie, Oct. 19, Barber, W.H. SEC GM01 High tide-10:54pm to Capt., USMC, & Mrs. Robert L. L Corpuz, R. COMPT MS1 Low tide-- 5:45pm LOCRI Bailey. Payfer, J.V. COMSTO MM1 Sunni6e--- 7:09am A son, Christopher Guerzon, Oct. Forecast Finkey, S.R. PWD EN2 Sunet---- 6:22pm Benjamin M. Cruz. Staley, T.F. COMPT E02 22, to AK1 & Mrs, Kigh------87 A daughter, Melissa Anne, Oct. 26, Low--- "' 83 f9 Advancements are effective as of Oct. 16, 1977. to BM2 & Mrs. Dannie L. Ostrum. Department heads are requested to ensure that all personnel being ad- A son, Freddie Manalo, Jr, Oct. 27, Today's forecast calls for partly vanced report to the Admin Building Quarterdeck at 9:45 a.m. Nov. 17, for to SK1 & Mrs. Freddie M. Bacong, cloudy skies with some scattered A son, Jonathon Francis, Oct, 27, rain showers. Winds will be 10-12 the advancement ceremony. The ceremony will commence at 10 a.m. Coffee and pastries will be served after the ceremony. Department heads, divi- to AD3 & Mrs. Francis J. Santone. knots. Bay conditions will be 1-3 A son, Matthew Roach, Oct. 29, to feet. sion officers, dependents and other interested persons are encouraged to attend. ET2 & Mrs. David. M. Klien, 'age Guantanamo Gazette Monday, November 14, 1977 I "I'm hurting." 94 percent completion mark, the best With those words, Fran Tarkenton in NFL history. However, the mark UPI's Top Twenty has seen his season come to an end, won't go into the record books be- the result of a broken bone just cause the record book requires at Here's how the United Press Inter- above the right ankle. He suffered least 20 attempts. The accuracy national Board of Coaches Top 20 the break during Minnesota's 42-10 mark is held, ironically enough, by ranked college football teams fared Bro rout over the Cincinnati Bengals. the passer that opposed Tarkenton over the weekend. It's the first serious injury yesterday, Ken Anderson of the Ben- Tar- 1. TEXAS 44, TCU 14 kenton has ever sustained in his 17 gals, who once completed 90.91 per- 2. ALABAMA 36, Miami of Florida 0 NFL seasons. cent of his passes in a game. 3. OKLAHOMA 52, Colorado 14 The injury came as Tarkenton was The loss could jeopardize Minneso- 4. OHIO STATE 35, Indiana 7 sacked for a 12-yard loss in the ta's position in the standings. The 5. NOTRE DAME 21, Clemson 17 third quarter. Detroit Lions are only two games be- enes 6. MICHIGAN 40, Purdue 7 sid Tarkenton said later: "We missed hind the Vikings in the NFC's Central 7. ARKANSAS 26, Texas A&M 20 the audible. I went to fall down Division. There are still five to 8. PENN STATE 44, Temple 7 but the guy got to me before I could play. The Vikings have had a stran- 9. PITTSBURGH 52, Army 26 fall and tackled me. I caught his glehold on the division, which they 10. NEBRASKA 52, Kansas 7 full weight on my leg and felt it have finished first place in each of 11. Arkansas 26, TEXAS A&M 20 T"i the last five years. go 12. Arizona State 24, BRIGHAM YOUNG 13 rkenton hat weight" was 265 pounds A club spokesman said Tarkenton "full 13. ARIZONA STATE 24, Brigham Young 13 Ta belonging to defensive end Gary Bur- suffered a fracture of the fibula, 14. Washington 28, SOUTHERN CAL 10 ley. the two bones between the smaller of 15. Oklahoma 52, COLORADO 14 Before he left the game with three the knee and the foot. He said Tar- 16. (TIE) FLORIDA ST. 30, Memphis St. and a half minutes to go in the kenton will be in the hospital "a 9 third quarter, the Viking quarter- couple days" aid then will be in a (TIE) Notre Dame 21, CLEMSON 17 back completed 17 of 18 passes for 16. cast and on crutches. 18. NORTH TEXAS STATE was idle. 195 yards, recording an astounding (Only 18 teams recieved votes.) Havlicek now third on In other college results EAST

Navy 20, Georgia Tech 16 LSPOR TS LINE Penn 7, Dartmouth 3 all-time point list Rutgers 47, Tulane 8 Villanova 24, Holy Cross 0 '40 Bears bounce back Hampshire 6 MILWAUKEE (UPI)--John Havlicek be- Massachusetts 19, New College 3 came the third leading scorer in Syracuse 20, Boston National Basketball Association his- Brown 21, Columbia 14 Princeton 34, Cornell 0 tory last night as the Boston Cel- 7 tics tripped up the Milwaukee Bucks, Sports Yale 24, Harvard Great Moments in 7 127-119, in overtime. Rhode Island 14, Connecticut Boston U. 23, Maine 20 Havlicek scored 15 points in the The Chicago Bears returned home to The teams met in Washington for the contest, including four in the extra Soldier Field after being ripped by NFL Championship on December 8. SOUTH period, to pass former Los Angeles the Houston Oilers, 47-0, last week. George Halas remembers the game Laker guard Jerry West. The basket Lopsided games are not all that well. Sid Luckman was the Bears' 43, Tennessee 14 that catapulted the Celtic great pask Mississippi unusual in Pro Football. The prob- quarterback. The game was just a few Kentucky 14, Florida 7 West came on a layuo in the third lem is, no one really knows when a minutes old when Luckman faked to period with the Bucks leading 87-86. Auburn 33, Georgia 14 team is going to explode. The Buf- one halfback and gave it to Bill Maryland 27, Richmond 24 Chamberlain and Oscar Only Wilt falo Bills found that out the hard Osmanski. The big running back North Carolina St. 37, Duke 32 Robertson have scored more points way in Seattle two weeks ago when found a gaping hole and was on his Louisville 18, Drake 13 competition in NBA they were humiliated, 56-17, at the way for a 68-yard touchdown romp. North Carolina 35, Virginia 14 hands of the Seahawks. They then Unfortunately, for Redskin fans, South Carolina 24, Wake Forest 14 traveled on to New England and came it was only the beginning of a de- William and Mary 21, East Carolina 17 up with one of the big upsets of the moralizing afternoon of football. season against the Patriots. Before the first quarter ended, the MIDWEST .Oddly enough, the same feeling Bears had found the end zone two must have been motivating the Bears more times. The second quarter was Michigan St. 44, Northwestern 3 It's up to because they came back from last just as bad for the 'Skins. After Iowa 24, Wisconsin 8 week's debacle and eaked out a 28-27 a pass interception, Luckman found you to save 41, Illinois St. 28 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Ken Kavanaugh alone in the end zone Eastern Michigan energy. Bowling Green 39, Ohio U, 27 Going back to 1940, the ability to and the Bears had another touchdown. Minnesota 21, Illinois 0 come back helped the Bears win the There has always been the feeling 25, Kent St. 0 NFL title against the Washington in Pro Football that it doesn't take Miami of Ohio Indiana 14 Redskins. They weren't humiliated much to turn a game around. Not so Wichita St. 41, Ball St. 29, Western Michigan 25 but they handed out some punishment. on this afternoon. The two teams had met during the Hampton Pool picked off an errant regular season, with the 'Skins tri- Washington aerial and returned it 16 SOUTHWEST umphant, 7-3. They went on to win yards for another Bears score. Then, Kansas St. 15 the Eastern Division with a 9-2 mark Ray Nolting raced in from the one Iowa St. 22, Oklahoma St. 14 while the Bears captured the West's yard line, George McAfee tucked in a Missouri 41, Mexico St. 24 top spot with an 8-3 record. pass and sprinted 35 yards for ano- Tulsa 27, New 45, Southern Methodist 7 ther score and linemen Bulldog Tur- Texas Tech 14 ner picked off a pass and rumbled Baylor 24, Rice kk into the end zone. There was no stopping the Bears in WEST the final quarter either. 28 They scored three more times and Air Force 34, Vanderbilt San Jose St. 26 when they left the field at the end Stanford 31, [LA California 48, Oregon 16 lIIIW of the game, the scoreboard showed St. 45, Idaho St. 17 I a 73-0 final score. Washington 15, New Mexico 13 The Bears hadn't been embarrassed Arizona Classified Ads 951144 in their first meeting with the Red- skins, but it was the right time. 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