Park Lists Payments of $850,000

President Carter returns from trip WASHINGTON (AP) President Jimmy -- friendship for the United States, American at the warmth of our re- The President landed at Andrews Carter's four-nation overseas trip and he declared, "The day of the ception." Air Force Base outside Washington is over, and he got his most en- His 14,000 mile journey took him after a nearly ten-hour flight. thusiastic welcome during his last so-called 'ugly American' is over. to Venezuela, Brazil, Nigeria and He then went to the White House stop, a four-hour visit to Liberia. "Most of all, I was proud as an Liberia. where he, Rosalynn and Amy were The government of that Black Af- greeted by Vice President Mondale rican country declared a holiday and a group of perhaps 100 White and tens of thousands cheered, wav- House staff members. ed palms and danced in the streets Carter said the friendly crowds of the capital city, Monrovia. 0m-tm that greeted him on his trip "rep- An announcer on Liberian radio resented an affection for the shouted: "The crowd has gone wild. J United States based not so much on There is absolutely no control." our country's power or even our ac- Carter, his wife and their dapgh- complishments,;ut on what we stand ter Amy rode in an open limousine, for in the world." waving to the crowds. As he left Africa, Carter warned In reviewing the accomplishments South Africa that refusing reason- d 4,N641978 of the trip, Carter said, "It is able proposals to end white rule of impossible to doubt" that the na- Southwest Africa could mean serious tions he visited are important to trouble with the United States. the United States, "and that our fates are closely connected." Upon returning President Carter Carter U. S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO declared his trip "a great said he had found nothing but BAY, CUBA success to the United States." -. Park lists payments of $850,000

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Korean business- $2,950 cash contribution and a 1970 --Former Rep. Cornelius E. Galla- 1972 election campaign. man Tongsun Park, in his first pub- check for $500. gher, D-N.J. Park said he received -- Former Rep. Chester L. Mize, R- lic testimony- Monday listed pay- Rep. John Breaux, -- D-La. Park a total of $211,000, including the Kan., a check for $500. ments of at least $850,000 to U.S. testified he directed a $5,000 check forgiveness of $130,000 due on a -- Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y., a 1970 congressmen, former and current. in 1972 payable to Breaux through an $250,000 loan. Gallagher has not check for $500. He told the House Ethics Committee intermediary but is not sure he ever commented on his dealings with Park -- Former Rep. Otto E. Passman, D- most of the money went to three mem- received it. Breaux flatly denies other than to say he did nothing La. Park said he paid Passman between bers who helped him regain his posi- ever having gotten such a check. wrong. $237,000 and $247,000. tion as South Korea's exclusive U.S. -- Rep. William Broomfield, R- -- Former Rep. John J. Rooney, rice dealer. D- Mich., a 1970 check for $1,000 which N.Y., cash payments for $2,000 in Park said what he did in Washing- and never cashed. was returned -- Former Rep. Richard Hanna, D- both 1970 and 1972. ton was "an American success story -- Rep. Kika de la Barza, D-Tex., Calif., received, Park said, a total -- Rep. Edward R. Roybal, D-Calif., on a small scale." a $500 check in 1970. of $262,000 between 1970 and 1975. a 1974 cash payment of $1,000. Roybal He said his payments ranged from -- Former Rep. Edwin Edwards, D- -- Former Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan, has denied receiving such an amount. $100 to $262,000 to congressmen, but La., a $25,000 contribution in 1971, R-Md., $500. --Rep. Frank Thompson, D-N.J., $100 he swore that he had not engaged $5,000 of which was in given through -- Fromer Rep. Thomas Kleppe, R- in cash in 1970. any illegal conspiracy to buy influ- Edwards' brother Marion and $10,000 N.D., a $500 check in 1972. --Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz., a ence for his country or for himself. of which was given through Edwards' -- Former Rep. Donald Lukens, R- check for $300 in 1970. wife Elaine, with the rest going to Ohio, the House Ethics Committee -- Rep. Charles H. Wilson, D- The South Korean said his biggest Edwards directly. In 1972 Edwards, said it has records showing Park Calif., a 1975 cash payment of contributions, about $.25 million who is now Louisiana's governor, re- gave Lukens a total of $1,000 in $1,000 which Park testified was in- two former congress- ceived an additional $5,000 in cash. apiece, went to separate $500 payments in 1968 and tended as a "typical" Korean-style men: Otto Passman of Lousiana and -- Rep. Thomas Foley, D-Wash., a 1970. Park testified he has no wedding present. Wilson received Rishard Hanna of California. $500 check in 1970. record he ever made any contribution, the cash in Korean currency and Park Both have been indicted on con- Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen, R- -- "But knowing our close relationship, testified the congressman asked an spiracy charges. N.J., a $500 check in 1970 which was I conclude I must have made some officer of one of Park's companies Here is the list of 29 present and returned uncashed. contribution." to exchange it into U.S. dollars. former members of Congress and two -- Former Rep. Nick Galifianakis, -- Former Rep. Spark Matsunaga, D- -- Rep. Melvin Price, D-Ill., a unsuccessful candidates to whom Park D-N.C., a total of $10,500, of which Hawaii, a check for $500 in 1970 and $500 check in 1970. aid he gave campaign contributions: $500 was advanced as a credit to en- $1,000 in cash in 1972. -- Rep. Edward Patten, D-N.J., a -- Former Rep. Ross Adair, R-Ind., tertain constituents at Park's --Rep. John McFall, D-Calif. Park $3,500 payment. The re- a $500 check in 1970. George Towne club in 1972. said he gave McFall $1,000 in 1972 -- Rep. John Rarick, D-La.,. a pay- -- Former Rep. William Ayres, R- maining $10,000 was given, Park said, and $3,000 in 1974, both in cash. ment of $1,000 which Rarick previous- Ohio, a $500 check in 1970. in 1972 when Galifianakis was running -- Rep. William E. Minshall, R- ly has denied receiving. -- Rep. John Brademas, D-Ind., the for the U.S. Senate. Galifianakis Ohio, a total of $56,000 of which -- Unsuccessful candidates Philip- forgiveness of an $1,800 bill for a confirmed receiving only the $500 $20,000 was contributed in turn to B. McMartin, $1,000 check in 1970, party at Park's George Towne club, a payment. former President Richard Nixon's and Bob Reveles, $300. Redgrave, Robards win P.O. has unidentified a supporting role prizes

HOLLYWOOD (AP/UPI) -- Vanessa Red- Other winners came in the documen- parcels grave and Jason Robards won acting tary categories with "Who are the awards for best supporting roles in Debolts?" and "Where did They get ;Julia" Monday night at is the movie Nineteen Kids?" plus "Gravity The Post Office has three packages without names or addresses that Academy Awards Ceremony. the 50th my Enemy," capturing awards. were involved in the truck accident that dumped nearly a half a load Robards did not attend, but Miss of mail into the bay Friday night. was there. And she elec- "Annie Hall" took awards for best Redgrave These packages can be claimed at the post office by identifying the a picture, best director (Woody Allen), trified the audience by injecting contents. Persons suspecting these may have been their packages into the best actress (Diane Keaton) and best strong dose of politics should contact PCCS Pringle at the Post Office to identify them. original screenplay. proceedings. No mail was lost in the mishap, postal authorities stress. appearance in a "Close Encounters of the Third Miss Redgrave's Anyone receiving damaged insured articles who wish to make a claim film was opposed by Kind" received awards for special pro-Palestinian should bring the parcel with the contents to the poot office for pro- f achievement for sound effects and for Jewish demonstrators. cessing, Senior Chief Pringle said. her Oscar, she cinematography Upon accepting Those receiving uninsured damaged mail may pickup a letter of damage for the tribute Richard Dreyfuss captured the thanked the Academy verification from the post office to aid them in possible replacement firm. "You have award for best actor for his role in and for standing of the damaged articles from the company that mailed it, he said. Goodbye Girl." refused to be intimidated by a small "The If the company gives the patron a negative response for replacement, hoodlums, and I sa- The Jean Hersholt Humanitarian band of Zionist the matter should be taken to the Naval Station Discipline Office for to Charleston Heston and lute you for not bowing under." award went processing a claim through the Navy Department. G. Thalberg Memorial She concluded by saying she would the Irving The Friday evening accident in which a mail truck rau into the bay at to Walter Mirisch. continue to fight anti-semitism and award the Leeward Point Ferry Landing is attributed to brake failure, accord- up my Life" won the fascism. "You Light ing to PCCS Pringle. The space movie and all-time box award for original song -- music office hit "Star Wars" won Oscars and lyrics by Joseph Brooks. for sound, visual effects, film ed- And the best foreign language film iting, art direction, costume design award went to the French "Madame Ro- I and original score. sa." e2 Pagi Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, April 4, 1978 Remember. VOTE! high tide- 7:36 pm L low tide--1:27 pm LocRI sunrise--- 6:52 am Forecast sunset----7:16 pm C 4,nity.4,.na ma y calle in u.nn,. 8 ad a11a., ,ad ar . to .bi Affair. Offic . "730".4:]0 p.~,, high------84 low------68 8813 Today's forecast calls through Pr Way (excl1ding holiday. DeaT~dinefor publctionW i,,roan~ for partly cloudy skies with some scattered showers. Winds will be from the northbat 6-8 knots. Bay conditions will be 1-3 feet. o 9511444 DON'T MAKE APATHY THE WINNER! Clubs and Organizations Special Announcements

THE GUANTANAMO BAY SKEET CLUB will ALL CIVILIAN AND MILITARY PERSON- meet Sunday, Apr. 9, at 9 a.m. at NEL are reminded that Daylight the Skeet Range. All members and Savings Time goes into effect in Calendar prospective members are urged 7 to at- the Continental United States and tend. Jamaica on April 30. Departure times from Norfolk and Kingston to foday THE REEF RAIDERS' APRIL MEMBERSHIP Guantanamo Bay will be 10:00 a.m. DUES may be paid at the Dive Shack and 4:55 p.m., respectively. Cor- Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, at 6 p.m. Apr. 10. W.T. Sampson Elementary School room B-9, respondingly, check-in times will 6 p.m. (90253 or 951049). There will not be a regular month- be NLT 7:30 a.m. at the MAC terminal ly meeting for April. Norfolk, and 2:00 p.m. at the AJAS Men's Volleyball coaches meeting, 6 p.m., Officials' Hut. For more infor- counter at Norman Manley Interna- mation, call PN1 Brady at 64307 DWH or 96157 AWH. THE NAUTICAL LANTERN "SUPPER tional Airport, Kingston. CLUB", which will open with new Ladies COMO Bowling League organizational meeting, 12:15 p.m., at Marble- hours and a new weekly menu DONATIONS ARE NEEDED to help feed head Hall. For more information, call 8347 or 951221 AT. April 14, is still in preparation and maintain the zoo and its inhab- for its opening night. itants. Caribbean Skippers CB Club meeting, 6:30 p.m., at the FRA. The new hours of operation are: Recently, $25 was donated by the for lunch - Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri. Guantanamo Bay Civic Council, but Naval Station Alcohol Information Seminar, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., at the Base Chap- and Sat., from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. this is barely enough to feed the el. For more information, call Jack Kelly at 8275/8390 DWH or 90269 AWH. Sunday Brunch will be from 10 a.m. animals and pay the zookeeper. to 1 p.m. For more information on how you Guantanamo Bay Officers' Wives Club Board meeting, 9:30 a.m., topside at Dining hours will be Thursday or your organization can help, con- the COMO Club. For more information, call Betsy at 8264. through Saturday, from 6 to 10 p.m. tact Ginger Hillyer at 8882 DWH, with dancing hours, that's right, or 8311 AWH. VC-10 Enlisted Wives Club meeting, 7:30 p.m., at the Club Hut dancing, from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday dining hours are from 6 to THE BASE PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION Tomorrow 11 p.m. OFFICE announces the following Alcoholics Anonymous Watch for further announcements dates for the Haiti Embassy support meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 1 and 7:45 p.m. in the "Gazette" as they become flights in May: (96274, 90269 or 8275). available. May 3, 1978 Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-8 p.m. May 10, 1978 Church of Christ YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS May 24, 1978 Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 7 p.m. (97115). Personnel may submit approved travel Gitmo Coin Club meeting, Quonset Hut 1817 behind old elementary school, TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 requests no earlier than thirty days 7:30 ACTUAL CONSUMPTION? 1,564,000 p.m. (90172). in advance of their desired travel TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,787,000 date. Pentecostal Bible Study class, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m.

THE U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL is Naval Station Recreation Committee meeting, 1:30 p.m., at the Special Ser- presently having telephone problems. vices Conference Room. Everyone should be aware that Base Police has contact with the hospital Protestant Women of the Chapel meeting, 7:30 p.m., at 44B West Bargo. For via radio. All ambulance requests more information, call Barbara at 951176 AT. and/or emergencies can be handled through Base Police. Reflex Photo Club monthly meeting, 7 p.m., at the Photo Club. THE COFFEE SHOPPE will close at Thursday 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 11, due to the monthly spraying for pest con- 1:00 General Hospital Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, trol. East Bargo Point Old Nursery 1:30 Hollywood Squares School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100). 2:00 Early Movie: "Back From Eterni- ty" (BW) Guantanamo Bay Community Educational Fund Board of Regents meeting, 1:30 3:35 Sesame Street Live firing p.m. in the Conference Room, Admin Building #760. For more information, 4:35 Conquest of the Sea call Vice-Chairperson Virginia Gilmore at 8341. 5:30 Newswatch 6:30 Wild Kingdom Tuesday.none scheduled Friday 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Wednesday.8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 4 7:00 Space 1999 Thursday.8 a.m.-4 p.m. Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. '76of:505pirit :55 Notes of Interest Friday. 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. 00 Barnaby Jones Saturday.none scheduled Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, S Sunday. none scheduled 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). 9:00 Kojak Monday.12-4 p.m. 9:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) Saturday 10:00 Special: "Charlie Company at Guantanamo Home" The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at 10:55 Newswatch Update between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles East Bargo Point, 1-4 p.m. (951038). 11:00 Late Movie: Hollywood TV Thea- Points and all of the upper bay tre "For Use of the Hall" north of Caracoles and Granadillo Sunday (ADULT) Points will be off limits. For further information, contact Pentecostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m. and Evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pen- the Special Services Marina, ComNav- tecostal Church, Bay Hill Road. Base Duty Officer or the Base Police. Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex -- Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting, U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba 6 p.m. Church of Christ meeting, McCalla Chapel -- Bible Study, 9:30 a.m.; morn- Lyceums ing worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (971115). Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at Downtown: Murder on the Orient Ex- East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. (951038). press, PG Cap. David W. DeCook Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting, Plantation McCalla: The Seven Percent Solution, Naval Base Commande Room of COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. PG Naval Station Commanding Office (8873). Lear. Jetry .n.Publi Arair,. officer Marine: Kingdom of the Spiders, PG Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, Leeward: The Gauntlet, R 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Job Jrt wh.P1s. oueaist Journalis sea w{elly unkell. Journalist/Photographer Guantanamo Clubs Bay Yacht Club Family Day, 1:30 p.m. For more information, call The Outsae Gautte published according to the 101 grnd. ptrka.4.14is 1ditor any Club officer. rules and regulations for ship and station awepepers Windjammer: Starship Invasion, PG .4 40. 43p.43ou.4 P.1s Staff NCO: The Slap, PG five tinee weekly at {war at ,epene on govamnt Monday CPO: Club closed oar ikh that appear herein am not to be osutrued a offtidaoat reflecting h was of mmNAVME Alcoholics Anonymous COMO: Car Wash, PG or the partY s of the Navy.' meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, Teen: The Big Sleep, NRA 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Tuesday, April 4, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Training University Navy . Newsline //",M- / NUCLEAR TEST PARTICIPANTS SOUGHT courses offered Additional telephone lines have been installed to receive calls Old Dominion University has two from persons who participated in short courses in May. They are atmospheric nuclear tests conducted Criminal Justice 315, Criminology, during the 1946-1962 period. which begins May 4; and EFS 496, The Department of Defense has a Behavorial Strategies, which begins major program to identify the May 16. They are both 3 credit participants in the nuclear tests hour courses. The courses last for and compile data on the tests. two weeks. The deadline for sign- This information will be studied by ing up for the first course is the scientific community to deter- April 4; April 16 for the second. mine if there are any long-term You may register at the Library on biomedical effects due to exposure Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon. to low level radiation. Both For more information, contact Nancy active duty and retired Held, at 95347. personnel who were involved in the tests are urged to call one of the toll free numbers. There are now 20 phone lines operating around the clock, seven days a week to receive calls on the toll free number - 800-638-8300. Maryland residents should call Take note 800-492-8105, Hawaii residents 808- 422-9213, and Alaska residents or Firstgraders get treat those with non-access to toll free At the request of the Commander, 800 line, call collect to 202-295- Naval Base, the Bureau of Medicine 0586. Residents of Washington, Ms. Willie Blue's first grade class is treated to a big surprise when Guantanamo W ad Surgery has provided D.C. toll free area (except Mary- MM2 Virgil R. Mitchell (left), the father of one of her students, cook- y i-monthly visits of the Navy land) dial 295-0586. ed an Easter breakfast for the entire class. Mr. Ray Smith, W.T. Samp- Orthodontist to treat eligible mili- son Elementary School peincipal, is looking on at the recent event. tary dependents only. During the current fiscal year the visits will be in February, April, June and August. Because of Department of Defense and Navy regulations, military orthodontists are authorized to pro- PROBLEM vide the following: / 1. Orthodontic consultations. RIN([R BPTO flight schedule 2. Continue treatment of orthodontic cases started prior to receiving orders to Guantanamo Bay, DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Cuba. DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO ETD A/C FLT 3. Provide retainer checks and WED. HAITI 0930 C131 GTMO 0950 HAITI 0700 C131 GTMO 0951 maintenance. MAR 5 NORFOLK 1215 C-9 RESERVE NORFOLK 1245 C-9 RESERVE 4. Removal of orhtodontic appli- RSYRDS 1730 C141 ALA0473 HAITI 1600 C131 GTMO 0935 ances. HAITI 1830 C131 GTMO 9513 5. Treat cases of minor tooth THUR. NORFOLK 1420 C141 AQA0471 JAX 0700 C131 GTMO 0961 movement. MAR 6 RSYRDS 1510 C130 HEN 0209 NORFOLK 1150 C141 ABA0474 Those patients that have extensive FRI. KINGSTON 1235 C141 AQA0472 NORFOLK 0905 C130 HENO210 or complicated cases must be treated MAR 7 NORFOLK 1535 C130 HEN0409 KINGSTON 0925 C141 AQA0471 by civilian orthodontists either af- NORFOLK 1405 C141 AQA0472 ter the completion of their tour or DYESS AFB 1750 C130 HEN0410 arrange for treatment in San Juan or CONUS. Orthodontic consultations and retainer checks with the Navy Ortho- WHAT'S YOUR 'PAIN IN THE NECK?" dontist will be provided for non- * RED TAPE? * POOR PLANNING? military dependents. >) * DUPLICATIONS? * WASTE OF MATERIAL? Outpatients fee schedule will be S*DELAYS? t * INFERIOR PROCEDURES? harged V () VSuggest A Better Way!

April 4, 1978, marks the 29th anniversary of the NATO:e Deferring Aggression North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), a NATO*Through Balance of Power military alliance of 15 nations* surrounding the rown and defense North Atlantic with primary responsibility for deterring communist aggression in Improvements agreed upon countries agreed to outline by NATO members include key short-term defense Europe. standardization of marks the equipment. This 120mm This year also o n 30th anniversary of a tragic (smooth bore) gun from Westd event which led to the _ Germany Isefense program, including formation of NATO. - greater interoperability of and standardization There were no victors in presentlyorces Europe in 1945. Nearly 40 being defense equipment. million people had been Aberdeen Proving -These actions are now well Ground in Maryland- /lc' 4, .-- v unewy killed in World War II. Thirty for adaptaton,. . ".- ,'n1 In summing up the million displaced persons toratathn had been driven from their Fortlm umportanceof NATO, homes. The entire continent secretary Brown has said: "I hardly rehearse the lay crushed, spent, and seed s a falue of NATO to U.S. economically prostrate in ruins. Yet, there was the security. To oversimplify, hope, as in World War I, that he United States is able to this had been the war to end Pfeel secure with only two all wars. #f - million men under arms Unfortunately, it was not. because the Russia refused to cooperate three-million-man armed forces of our allies permit us wtih the Allies in rebuilding somewhat the devastated continent, to balance the and embarked on a course more than five million men in that culminated in the Soviet Union and Warsaw take-over of the Republic of Pact Forces. For more than a quarter of commissioned by the NATO Jimmy Garter proposed a mSince the importance to Czechoslovakia by the clear, it is communists three decades a century, NATO has Defense Planning major set of initiatives to us of NATO is so ago in February 1948. succeeded in deterring Committee in 1970, strengthen NATO's essential to assure that it At that time, except for aggression by maintaining a recognized that the '70s deterrent posture and remains as effective in its stable balance of military could be a decade of defense in the 1980smand second 25 years as it was in scattered units of America, its first in deterring war in British and French forces, strength with the Warsaw successful negotiations asked the allies to join in Pat n ktwee ast and Wet.bgrethaienffortterinthae d Europe. r western. Europe lay Tact ongoing operations, otenLs n et u 11 r.n n aie defenseless before the evaluations, and also pointed out disturbing the importance of improved 'rhe Northr Atlanic rreaty whih Soviet force of more than improvement plans continue trends in the build-up of cooperation in established NATO was signed on April four million men. As a direct to insure that the NATO Warsaw Pact armed forces development, production 4, 1949, by Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, result of this situation, the tripod of conventional, and the heavy expenditures and procurement of Luxembourg, the Netherlands, United States and 11 other strategic and theater for defense by its member standardized Alliance Norway, Portugal, the United National Library Kingdom, and the United States. InLi r y nations signed the North nuclear forces maintains nations, defense equipment. 1952, Greece and Turkey acceded Atlantic Treaty on April 4, high confidence deterrence. At the May 1977 NATO Shortly thereafter, to NATO, and in 1955, the Federal W k.2- 1949. The 'AD 70 Report," Summit Meeting, President Secretary of Defense Harold Republic of Germany. Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, April 4, 1978 NHL suspends Korab Thoroughbred shipments for three games MONTREAL (AP) -- The National Hockey in and out of League has suspended Buffalo defence- man Jerry Korab without LSPOCRTSLINE pay for the final three games of the regular sea- Kentucky banned son. The suspension is for shoving LOUISVILLE, KY. (AP) --The U.S. linesman Bob Hodges three times in a De- game Saturday in Toronto. partment of Agriculture has banned The first time was when Hodges was shipment of thoroughbreds in or out of Kentucky for breeding because restraining Korab, and the player Oddsmakers say Yanks of to win again an outbreak of venereal disease af- tried to break away. The linesman _ fecting horses in the state. lost his balance and fell to the ice. And RENO, NEV. (AP) -- The oddsmakers have made their predictions for When Korab was assessed a misconduct the the powerful Jockey Club has refused upcoming baseball season. In the American League, they're staying with to waive its ban on penalty for that, he shoved Hodges a registering any last year's winners, the New York Yankees. However, horses bred by second time. the National League artificial insemina- champion wasn' t as easy to decide as the 1977 winners, the Los Angeles tion. That proceedure was suggested A game misconduct penalty charged Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds were rated as co-favorites at 7-5 odds. as a temporary measure to help to Korab resulted in his shoving the Ken- referee a third time. tucky' s $200-million-a-year thoroughbred breeding industry Says NHL Vice-President Brian 0'- during the crisis. Neill: "Physical abuse of an officia? is not justified under any circum- Chambers/Bears $ dispute to be handled stances." soon Restauranteur

WASHINGTON Aeros to try for NHL (AP) -- The NFL Player-Club Relations Committee announced yesterday it will not make any decision in the contract dispute between the gets steer HOUSTON (AP) -- The World Hockey Chicago Bears and defensive tackle Wally Chambers until after Apr. Association's Houston Aeros 15, the have deadline for clubs to make offers to free agents. called a news conference for today from Meanwhile, the teams do not seem to be fighting each other for the 85 Longhorn prompting speculation that they will free agents available. Only two have received offers. NEW YORK (AP) -- announce plans to make a bid for a Restauranteur Mike Manuche has National Hockey League franchise. received some odd gifts from sports stars Aeros Board Chairman Kenneth and fans who fre- quent Schnitzer is expected to announce a his place. They include a Golfers wild turkey, a pig and drive to sell more tickets as a way preparing for upcoming Masters a duck on a leash. of helping Houston's chances for mo- But when Coach Abe Lemons of the ving to the NHL. AUGUSTA, GA. (AP) -- It was a great day for sharpening one's golf game Texas Longhorns basketball team last yesterday and that's what scores of golfers did in preparation for the stopped by, he outdid them all. Master's Tournament that starts Thursday. There were some differing opin- Over the weekend, a dusty truck ------DID YOU KNOW?------ions about the course, which is to be expected. Ben Crenshaw was among rolled up to Manuche's restaurant those who said that the greens could play a little faster. Did you But others, with a live 500-pound steer. know that, in 1960, Wilt Andy Bean included, said that they were just fine.and fast. (the Stilt) Chamberlain became the Manuche exclaimed: "I've never only player in National Basketball seen anything like it," and had the Association history to be elected NBA scoring steer delivered to his Hudson Valley the league's Rookie of the Year, title farm. He says of the gift from Lem- Most Valuable Player of the regular NBA results ons: "I'll probably call it Texas." season and Most Valuable Player of Denver 104, Buffalo 95 up for grabs the All-Star Game in a single year? Chamberlain is the all-time lead- NEW YORK (AP) -- The National Bas- ing scorer in NBA history as well In the WHA ketball Association's scoring title sPnUsqUIZ as the league's all-time top re- New England 8, Houston 6 appears to be up for grabs between bounder. He won the scoring title any of three players as the season an unprecedented six times in a row comes to a close. and In exhibition baseball was chosen the top player twice. "Pistol" Pete Maravich of the New In 1962, he set a league record Baltimore 3, New York Yankees 2 Orleans Jazz is currently the NBA's that has withstood all challenges. Boston 6, New York Mets 0 top gunner, averaging 27 points per He led the NBA with a scoring aver- Kansas City 11, Chicago White Sox 4 game. But Maravich is out of action age of 50.4 points per game. The Houston 8, Texas 3 with an injury for the rest of the closest anyone has come to that Pittsburgh 6, Toronto 5 year. mark was the following year when Atlanta 9, St. Louis 4 George Gervin is the number-two Chamberlain himself GALE SAWERS HOLDS THE averaged 44.8 Montreal 5, Philadelphia 4 scorer in the league at 26.9 points SCORING RECORD FOR R00KIES per contest. During the '61-'62 Cleveland 4, Chicago WITH 221 9'. WHO HOLDS Cubs 3 per game. Right behind the San An- THE ALL TIME TD RECORD season, he also set the single-game Milwaukee 9, Minnesota 2 tonio sharpshooter is Denver's Da- FOR ONE YEAR? mark with an astounding 100 points California 14, San Diego 6 vid Thompson. The Nugget guard is A. JIM BROWN against New York. B. ERNIS NEVERS Detroit 4, Cincinnati 3 firing at the rate of 26.7 per game. C. GALE SAYERS_ se6r'sp etO.aAGssuusue

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