1 , -r 727 U.S.-Saudi AWACS agreemei nt is re c d nerg Tp t XIE 0 SER ATIOM IS\ WASHINGTON (UPI)--Secretary of State no sharing of AWACS data with other would protect S interests in e Haig yesterday revealed an agreement parties without U.S. consent; and Middle East. RHERESO S III OF E NE9*B! with Saudi Arabia that would give no operation of the planes outside Both the Senate and the Ho':se have the U.S. virtual joint control of Saudi airspace. 30 days to veto the deal. the AWACS surveillance planes the Other vital points provide for Meanwhile, the administration may en our light swtc ned administration wants to sell the U.S. inspection teams to monitor and also have to defend a similar dea replacing, consider instal * - protect the systems, plus the pre- with Egypt, whose defense minist Arab kingdom. solid-state dimmer switcheJ The administration hopes the sence of American air and ground announced in Cairo yesterday th They make lowering light'/}f the agreement will reduce congressional crews operating the planes jointly U.S. will sell President Sadat' a levels easier. dlcan he that the five advanced ra- with the Saudis well into the 1990s. government the Hawkeye early warnin concern a you ca e elegc ity. / dar planes would threaten Israel, However, at least one influential plane. and could be lost if the Saudi re- senator, Ohio Democrat John Glenn, The Hawkeye, which Israel already gime were to fall, like Iran, into says his objections have not been fliec, ic a lees advanced version anti-American hands. overcome. He said the compromise of the AWACS costing $600 million a envisions com- "did not adequately" answer all the The Saudi agreement copy, le than half the coS t of te ARE U YOUR plete data sharing with the U.S.; questions about whether the sale more sophisticate~dA CS. I 6i - Dirst

W HINOTON (AP)--House and enatee conferees have one remaining hurdle before they can agree on a $4.5 GAZETTE billion measure to raise military pay. The leader of the House con- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba ferees, Demo. Bill Nichols of Ala- bama, says he's willing to accept a Reagan administration compromise that would give more money to re- Volume 36 Number 189 Friday, Octuoer 2, 1981 cruits than the amount called for in the original Senate bill. But Rep. Sen. Roger Jepsen of Iowa wants to direct even more of the News conference unveils Reagan warning money to experienced servicemen. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)--The "Indianapol- WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Reagan But the mood of the 35-minute ses- Most of the questions dealt with is News" said a plot to take over held his first news conference since sion was mostly serious as the pres- Reagan's economic program, which the city, assassinate the county June yesterday--the fourth of his ident opened with a reference to the went into effect yesterday. prosecutor and kill a large number presidency. And, as is the presi- proposed multi-billion dollar arms Reagan says the psychological im- of police officers was foiled when dent's style, it started off with a sale to Saudi Arabia. pact of the budget cuts and tax a robbery to finance the scheme quip. Reagan issued a veiled warning to breaks are already being felt, point- failed. The newspaper yesterday "Welcome to my first annual press Israel on its opposition to the ing to an Iron and Steel Institute said a group of 40 to 70 criminals conference," Reagan joked as he AWACS radar planes included in the announcement of an industry expan- planned to extort business owners, mounted the dais in the ornate East deal, and promised he would not let sion Reagan says was due to the pro- use terrorist tactics to kill police Room of the White House. the Arab state go the way of Iran. gram. officers and blow up the city-county Reagan also defended those budget building with grenades. The county cuts against critics who say the re- prosecutor said his office will not ductions will hurt poor Americans deny or confirm the story--but they Stamp increase causes anger and expressed confidence that the did take the threats seriously. tax breaks will spur economic renew- WASHINGTON (UPI)--It's going to cost hike was announced, that it would al. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Former Peoples more to mail Christmas cards this appeal the case in the U.S. Court As for congressional reaction to Temple member Larry Layton was . wear, and greeting card publishers of Appeals in Washington. the program, Reagan vowed to keep freed on bail yesterday. But a are angry. federal spending in line by vetoing federal judge says Layton will have the Board of The price of a first class stamp The chairman of appropriations bills that are too to stand trial again in December Service will jump from 18 to 20 cents on Governors of the Postal high. But, at the same time, Rea- on charges of consipiracy in the lost al- Nov. 1st. said that the service has gan served notice that he would be murder of former Congressman Leo most $126 million during the first reluctant to accept further cuts in Ryan. Layton's first trial ended stamp was in That's twice what it cost to mail five months the 18-cent defense spending. in a hung jury last Saturday. a letter six years ago, and five effect. cents higher than only six months ago. The Postal Service Board of Gov- Combined efforts bring produce weekly ernors approved the boost Wednesday, only buy what in an unprecedented move that trig- By J03 Patty Alberti next day. Total time from when the asking that shoppers basic gered an immediate court challenge. plane lands until everything's ready they need for one week." The The need for a weekly produce to go is approximately five hours. order will be reduced or enlarged The board also okayed a one-cent flight was first identified during Lt. Joyce Bolton, commissary of- accordingly. raise, from 12 to 13 cents, in the a command inspection in October 1979 ficer, said the commissary may have The time between conception and cost of mailing a postcard. But That recommendation has finally be- a few problems getting what was reality was long due in part to under the new rates, some second come reality. ordered, but added that this is due having to deal with several commands, class mail rates will drop slightly. Unloading the produce flight takes to varying seasons for different said Cmdr. Stephen R. Wassenberg, The National Association of Greet- about 30 minutes, according to Chief types of produce. supply officer. ing Card Publishers filed notice, Storekeeper S.M. Coomer, commissary For the next few months, the com- While everyone agreed a weekly only two minutes after the price sales division supervisor. He said missary will be experimenting with produce flight to GTMO was needed, commissary personnel stay late to order sizes. "It will be based on there was still the problem of the prepare the produce for sale the patron demand," Bolton said. "We're additional $10,000 per quarter ex- pense the flights would entail. Got a tall tale to spin? Due to the combined efforts of the Supply Department and the Com- missary, the money was found and Visit Jonesboro, Tenn. the Naval Supply Center in Norfolk, Va., was told to begin the flights. Because the produce section in the JONESBORO, Tennessee (UPI)--Do not commissary is small and set in a elieve half of what you hear in a numbering system will con- Jonesboro this weekend. corner, to be utilized. Bolton sug- About 1,200 people will gather tinue that shoppers get their num- around bonfires and under tents to gests and do their regular shopping hear yarns spun at the ninth annual ber their number is announced over National Storytelling Festival. until p.a. system. One of the favorites is Doc Mc- the Connell with stories about how rough it was last winter in East Tennessee. "When people realize we have weekly flights and we're doing our utmost A sampling of McConnell's best to get fresh produce in," Bolton goes: "It got so cold that sounds explains, "people will know they wouldn't even travel outside.If don't have to rush in to get it." anybody said anything, you had to Bolton added that when only small grab a few words out of the air. amounts of an item arrive, limits and take them inside to thaw by the will be set to ensure that everyone fire." has a chance to get it. The numbering system appears to According to Bolton, Other stories include Indian tri- be working. opened at noon yes- bal yarns and African myths. the commissary and by 12:45 everyone in the Following the opening of the fes- terday of the new weekly produce store had had a chance to buy pro- tival tonight, storytellers and SHOPPERS AT THE COMMISSARY TAKE ADVANTAGE will continue to be utilized "There was as much for the listeners move to an old cemetery flights to GTMO. The numbering system duce. as there was for the for a round of ghost stories Satur- to ensure that all shoppers have a chance to buy the produce they last shopper Bolton said. day night. need. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) first," The Daily Gazette Friday, October 2, 1981 Special Announcements

CARIBBEAN PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS: OFFER- EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 30TH ALL MAC commune ing color portraits at an afford- and Navy GTMO flights will arrive ity able price. Order now for those and depart from NAS Norfolk, Va. Christmas family portraits. Also vice the International Airport. offering slimline photo Christmas cards. Call for an appointment at NAVY UNIFORMS NEEDED FOR SEA CADETS, 8204 AT. male and female. Dungarees, Salt & board Pepper, Cracker Jack and shoes in bulletin THE SMALL ENGINE REPAIR CLASS AT W.T. Sampson High School needs old good condition. Special need for Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette smaller sizes. Please mark "For office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried lawnmower engines in any condition. Please call 95576 or 95371 and Sea Cadets" and deposit at Treasure to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin & Trivia window, your mower will be picked up. If NEX or bring to Sea Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the Cadet Base, Corinaso Point, Saturday, you prefer, you may drop it off at previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Oct. 3. ments will be accepted any time. Announcements Building 1842 between 7:30 a.m. will be published at least once a week at the dis- and 3:30 p.m. cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION FOR THE ATTENTION and color or national origin will not be accepted. month of October will be collected The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- in the school office Friday, Oct. RED CROSS IS CONDUCTING A SURVEY it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- 2, from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. After to determine the need for a CPR ing hours, DW-during working hours). 6 p.m. Friday, a late fee of $1 per and Multi-Media First Aid Instructor day will be charged. Trainer to visit GTMO. All persons who hold a current CPR or Multi- THE SNACK SHACK LOCATED AT THE TENNIS Media First Aid card and are inter- Court, Deer Point, will be open for ested in becoming instructors in Club Activities lunch daily from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. either of these two subjects are Hours of operation, Saturday and requested to call the Red Cross THE COMMISSIONED OFFICER'S ATTENTION ALL SHUTTER BUGS, THE MESS Sunday will remain unchanged. Office. Please call 8676. Guantanamo Bay Reflex Photo Club (open) would like to announce the will hold it's monthly meeting on expansion of its regularly sched- Tuesday, Oct. 6th, at 7:30 p.m. at uled "Happy Hours" in the Rath- UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, CUZCO BEACH the Photo Club located in Hobby- skeller from 4:30-7 p.m. Wednesdays. will be closed due to the annual Educational land. Discussion will be held on This additional afternoon with migration of sea turtles. It is dates for B & W class, color class reduced drink prices will be effec- expected to re-open in November. for members and weekend work shops tive Oct. 14. Saturday hours will for members. also be extended to open at noon WEEKLY PRODUCE FLIGHTS ARE NOW Combination to the front door will effective Oct. 17. available to GTMO. The need to Notes be changed. For more information, hoard is past. Fresh fruits and call Chuck or Cathy Roberts at THE COMO CLUB SNACK SHACK IS NOW vegetables will now arrive in GTMO NOTICE: COLLEGE REGISTRATION FOR 96164 AT. open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday every Wednesday and be available in L.A. Metropolitan College will be through Friday. the Commissary on Thursdays and one week only, Tuesday, Oct. 13 OPEN EVEPY THE DEER PAPK ZOO WILL BE succeeding days. As buying patterns through Saturday, Oct. 17. Our Saturday and Sunday morning from HARBOR HARBOR LIGHT'S LOUNGE: FRIDAY, are set, the Commissary can establish hours of operation during this time a.m. until noon, weather and 9 Saturday, Sunday and Monday we will purchasing patterns. To help the will be as follows: Tuesday through ground conditions permitting. For be serving -dinner from 5:30 to Commissary help you, buy, within Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.; and a 250 donation, you will receive, a 8:30 p.m. and providing entertain- the limits, as you could normally Tuesday the Thursday evenings from measure of food to give the animal ment from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday buy in the States so the Commissary 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Look at the of your choice. There will be a and Saturday. Both Friday and can order to the needs of the com- classes we have for you: Painting Zoo Committee person there to as- Saturday nights BUBBA III will be munity. I - Watercolor; Basic Psychology sist. All children entering the spinning a variety of your favorite for Supervisors; EMT II; Bookkeep- Zoo compound MUST be accompanied by records. ing and Accounting II; Principles an adult. Any interested community of Business Data Processing I; Tax residents that would like to donate FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, SING-A-LONG hape Accounting; Cultural Patterns of an hour of their time on any week- and free appetizers in the Raths- Western Man; Sailing; Human Rela- Cyn- end, please contact President keller Pub from 5 - 7:30 p.m. The tions for Employees; Beginning 95568 any time. thia-Kennedy at dining room will be open from 6 - Photography; Principles of Selling; 10 p.m. with a nightly special of Small Business Management; and LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE TO GO THIS Steak Burgundy. The Main Bar is Mathematics for Liberal Arts stu- weekend? Well come on out and open from 4:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Note s dents. For further information, enjoy a fabulous evening with the with "Celebration" playing records stop by our office behind the Down- THE PROTESTANT New Club Socializers. There will in the bar from 9 - 1 a.m. WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL town Lyceum, or call us at 8307/ be a dance given from 8:30 p.m. to Saturday, October 3, the dining (P.W.0.C.) monthly meeting will be 8748. 1 a.m. Scorpio will be spinning room is open from 6 - 10 p.m. To- held Wednesday, October 7, at 7 P.m. REGISTRATION TIME WILL for your listening pleasure. Ad- .night's special is Alaska King Crab at the home of Arleigh Ausbrooke, WATCH OUT! mission: Ladies--$l; Men--$2. A Fu Yung. Pat will be playing his N 117A, Green Barn, or call 95346 be here before you know it! Keep and ears open for classes special congratulations to "MeMe." guitar in the dining room for your for directions. This is the first your eyes listening pleasure from 7 - 9 p.m. meeting after our Newcomers Tea so that may interest you next term, THE CARIBBEAN SADDLE CLUB WILL PRE- The Main Bar is open from 4:30 p.m. we encourage all you ladies to come and be prepared to register Oct. sent a Horse Show this Sunday, Oct. to 1 a.m. with "Mo's Variety" and join us for the evening. Don't 13-17! For a clsss schedule, stop 4, at 11 a.m., in the Marine Site playing disco music from 9 p.m. forget to bring the most important by the L.A. Metropolitan College Field. The show will feature events 1 a.m. thing though, your BIBLE. office located behind the Downtown in both English and Western riding, Lyceum, or call 8307/8748 for more including Open Jumping, Open Bare- details. back and Trail classes. There will Exchange Notes be both adult and children's classes. Entrance fee is 500 per person or OUR NAVY EXCHANGE BEAUTY SHOP HAS THE NAVY EXCHANGE/COMMISSARY AD- Blue Caribe $1 per family. Refreshments and received a good supply of blow dry visory Board will meet Tuesday, snacks will be available at the brushes, combs and rain caps. Get Oct. 6, at 10 a.m. at the McCalla concession stand. Spend an after- yours while the supplies last! Re- Admin conference room. noon doing "something different" member, the Beauty Shop is located All board members should submit 16m a in GTMO; come out and watch the across the street from the Exchange-- questions and agenda items to the Saddle Club members compete in right on Sherman Avenue. Supply Officer, stop 8, phone 8220; these exciting equestrian activi- the Navy Exchange Officer, stop 7, ties. THE PROCTOR SILEX SCM CORPORATION phone 8119 or the Officer-in-Charge, has advised of a problem with their Commissary Store, stop 27, phone CLUB FALL THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT Model 1117B steam iron. Common 8438 by close of business, October on Series Races 4-5-6 will be held problems found in these irons are 5th. This will allow staffing Sunday, October 4 at 1 p.m. Come poor steaming and spitting of water. prior to the meeting and ensure fun afternoon. on out for a The manufacturing code dates can be substantive responses to patronage inquiries. found in two places. If the irons Friday, October 2 are still in their cartons, the THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE OFFERS A code date appears on the opposite Special Order Service for your "Steak & Brew" side of where the model number 1117B convenience. Orders may be placed is stamped. The lettering is ap- with the procurement office located 2 lb. Steak proximately 3/4" high. If the on Sherman Ave. in Bldg. M-613. w/ 2 San Miguel Beers irons are not in their original GAZETTE For more information call 95530. Baked Potato or master pack, the code date can be French Fries found on the lower rear or heel THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE HAS A Vegetables Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, rest of the iron. The code date limited quantity of children's Mr. Salad Bar will begin with a prefix letter, Magic T-Shirts available. Stop by Rolls w/butter followed by two number digits, a Commander, U.S. Naval Base today and purchase yours while Coffee or Iced Tea space and then a four digit number. supply lasts. LCd,. Robrt S. uha. PublicAffairsOfficer I.E. G25 1804, G25 1805, etc. The Ens. haronPonze . . .tntPublicAffairs Officer $7.45 last four digits will identify the J01 Ron Rust . .Editor THE NAVY EXCHANGE PERSONALIZED SER- JO3 Patty Alberti. .Journalist manufacturing dates in question. vice center is now offering a Mrs. Ida Tujillo . .Production Assistant Patrons who have purchased the de special order of many distinctive The Patio Lounge will feature the fective units are to write: Proctor and beautiful personalized Christ- exotic Pina Colada, the drink of King of the tropics for $ .60. The Daily Gazette is published according to the Silex, 1016 West 9th Avenue, mas greeting cards. You may choose rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers Prussia, Pa. 19406, ATTN: M.J. to have your Christmas cards per- as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35an udeth dicio of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed O'Dea for refund instructions. The sonalized with your family name in five times weekly at goverment expense on government defective product, Proctor Silex gold or silver. Place your order Scorpio will be playing for your equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office, the opinionsor ttensin esitm Model 1117B steam iron is not of- now in time to send your personal dancing and listening pleasure on that appear herein are not to be construed as official fered for sale at the Navy Exchange, Christmas greeting to someone spe- Friday, October 2, from 8 p.m. to! or as reflecting the views of CHMAVBME or the De- partment of the Navy, GTMO. cial. midnight. Friday, October 2, 1981 The Daily Gazette page 3 Meet Art Vandewater: Teacher

By Gidget Hagin and Dario Perez

The newest member of the Science In addition to his teaching as- )epartment at W.T. Sampson High signments, Mr. Vandewater will be school is Art Vandewater who teaches coaching the boys' softball team at eighth grade science, chemistry and the high school. ecology. Guantanamo Bay is Mr. Vandewater's second DoDDS assign- Mr. Vandewater, a Michigan native, ment. For the past five years he earned his Bachelor's degree in MR. LOWELL PIEPER, MATH CO-ORDINATOR for Department of Defense Dependent taught in Department of Defense science from Michigan State Univer- Schools (Atlantic), recently visited the W.T. Sampson Elementary and schools in Germany. sity. High Schools. During his stay, Mr. Pieper conducted two Calculator Clin- ics for the faculties of both schools. Shown at one clinic conducted at the high school are (left to right): Douglas Murphy, Lynwood Sutcliffe, Robert Rohe, Philip Hokanson, Lowell Pieper, James Clark, Esther Cook and H.S. 'Open House' October 7th Benjie Wilson. The sponsors of W.T. Sampson High child's progress, you will be able School students (grades 7-12) are to schedule dates for individual Electrical appliances energy use cordially invited to attend an Open conferences during the Open House. House on Oct. 7 from 7-8 p.m. About 8 percent of all the energy When buying or using appliances, During this time, sponsors will Additionally, there will be a meet- consumed in the United States goes the following tips could save you have an opportunity to meet the ad- ing of all parents and sponsors of into running electrical appliances, a considerable amount of energy and ministration and faculty and to gain seniors on Oct. 7 from 8-9 p.m. at so careful appliance use and selec- money during the life of every a better understanding of courses the high school. tion can make a considerable dif- major appliance in your household. and programs at the high school. ference in your utility cost. If you wish to meet with a parti- We are looking forward to seeing Buying en energy-efficient appli- 1. Don't leave your appliance run- cular teacher concerning your all of you on Oct. 7. ance may cost a bit more initially ning when it'snot in use. It's a but that expense is more than made tra t o rer tleavo h up by reduced operating costs over ri o e d y the lifetime of the appliance. 2.uKeetalliappliaes ingoo Navy Exchange Job Opportunities Energy efficiency can vary con- siderably though models seem simi- long orkemoreheffiientlad The Navy Exchange has the following job openings. These it will positions r. In the near future, will close on Friday, October 9, 1981 at 4:00 p.m. e easier to judge the energy efficiency of appliances because of 3. When buying appliances, read 1. Temporary Part Time LABORER NTE 12/16/81 (NA-1/$3.39) to dispense a new governs snt appliance labeling labels carefully. Be sure to con- layaways at the toy warehouse. Elementary school required with no program. The labeling program is pare energy use information and experience necessary. designed to help consumers shop for operating cost of similar models energy-saving household appliances by the same and different manufac- 2. Regular Full Time PROCUREEMNT CLERK (AS-4/$4.14 or LGS-3/$2.52) to and equipment. turers. work in the Maintenance Department of the Navy E::change. Assists in the It .is being developed by the De- 4. Before buying new appliances procurement of merchandise and responsible for maintaining related partment of Energy and the Federal with special features, find out how appropriate data. Prepares and processes purchase orders from stock Trade Commission as a result of the much energy they use compared with record information and maintains necessary records. High school grad- Energy Policy and Conservation Act, other, perhaps less convenient uate preferred with one year experience in office procedures. Knowledge signed into law on December 22, models. of typewriter necessary. 1955. 5. Use your appliances wisely: Under this law, manufacturers use the one that takes the least For further information, please contact the Personnel Office at must place labels showing estimated amount of energy for the job to be 8348, Bldg. #13. annual operating cost on all models done. of water heaters, refrigerators, 6. Don't use energy-consuming freezers, furnaces, clothes washers, special features on your appliance dishwashers, air-conditioners (both if you have and alternative. room and central units) and heat pumps. Until this information is Remember! In selecting appli- gtmo dialogue available to the consumer on the dances, select the correct size that simply be wasted every week in GTMO. new labels, wise selection requires fits your family needs. Energy A REBUTTAL--In Monday's (Sept. 28) Could it be that I might be teaching a degree of time and effort. Conservation makes cents! "GTMO Dialogue," Ms. Martin accuses those parents who pick their child- my children energy awareness? Re- ren up at the Nursery School by member, waste not, want not. parking, walking to the front door, and walking their child back to the 3) We who park, walk, and get our car as being "line jumpers" because children actually speed up the other parents prefer to remain in child delivery process as two or line in their idling car for up to three walking parents can pick up their children in the same amount 15 minutes to wait for a nursery worker to "hand deliver" their child of time it takes one car to lumb- er up to the gate and have one to their car. nursery worker walk the child to Ms. Martin further accuses those the car. "line jumping" parents as teaching their children this anti-social 4) There are parents who are phy- trait and, therefore, are part of a sically unable to sit in a hot car larger problem and not part of the (example: pregnant, ill, hyperin- solution. tensive, with newborn, etc.). Some parents bicycle to the school or As one of those evil parents, let simply live within walking dis- me point to a few ideas Ms. Martin tance (example: Marina Point hous- may not have considered: ing). Could it be that I might be teaching my children not to be 1) It is not Nursery School policy lethargic by demonstrating I'-m not for parents to wait in a sweltering bound to the automobile? car to have their children hand de- In. summary, "line jumping" parents livered. Their policy is, funda- are actually not line jumping at mentally, child safety. all. Walking to the door actually LCDR FRANK PIERCE, AIMD Department, was presented a Letter speeds up the child delivery pro- of Appreciation by Captain M.D. Fitzgerald for duties as 2) I estimate that if every parent, cess and wastes less fuel. I think Committee Coordinator for the Jamaican/American Independence who normally pick up their children, we are part of a greater solution Day Celebration at Naval Air Station quarters held Sept. 16. did wait in the car queue, that 50 and not a problem at all. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) to 100 gallons of gasoline would Paul Montgomery The Daily Gazette Friday, October 2, 198 SPkIT-cSI NATIONAL LEAGUE Playoff paydirt awaits National League teams t EAST (AP) -- Both first-place teams in (AP) -- If people in the motor city W L PCT GB the National League planted their are a little depressed today, there Montreal 28 22 .560 AMERICAN LEAGUE feet deeper into paydirt yesterday. is a reason for it. St. Louis 27 22 .551 1/2 The Tigers, battling for the sec- X-Philadelphia 23 26 .469 4 1/2 EAST In the West, the Houston Astros ond half championship in the Ameri- New York 23 26 .469 4 1/2 L PCT GB won a showdown for first place and can League East, were down 4-0 to w Chicago 22 26 .458 5 Milwaukee 29 21 .580 increased their margin to one and a the Baltimore Orioles yesterday Pittsburgh 20 31 .392 8 1/2 Detroit 28 21 .571 1/2 half games by riding Nolan Ryan's afternoon at Tiger Stadium. 27 22 .551 1 1/2 seven hitter to an 8-1 victory over They tied the game on. Kirk Gib- Boston WEST Baltimore 26 22 .542 2 the Cincinnati Reds. son' s two-out, two-run homer in the Cleveland 25 24 .510 3 1/2 bottom of the ninth. At that point, Houston 32 18 .640 X-New York 24 24 .500 4 Ryan improved his record to 11-5 says Detroit manager Sparky Ander- Cincinnati 30 19 .612 1 1/2 Toronto 20 25 .444 6 1/2 by striking out nine and walking son, he thought the Tigers would San Francisco 28 21 .571 3 1/2 three in his fifth complete game of win. But in the tenth, Baltimore's X-Los Angeles 25 25 .500 7 WEST the year. Eddie Murray singled, advanced to Atlanta 23 26 .469 8 1/2 third on an error and a grounder, San Diego 16 35 .314 16 1/2 Kansas City 28 21 .571 And in the East, the Montreal Ex- and scored on Gary Roenicke's sac- X-0akland 25 21 .543 1 1/2 pos hung on to first place by rifice fly. X-First Half Division Winner blasting the Pittsburgh Texas 22 25 .468 5 Pirates That gave the Birds a 5-4 victory Minnesota 23 27 .460 5 1/2 5-2. and dropped the Tigers to second Seattle 21 28 .429 7 THURSDAY'S RESULTS place, a half-game behind division Cincinnati in a Chicago 21 29 .420 7 1/2 The loss puts leading Milwaukee. position. The Reds may California 19 28 .404 8 Houston 8, Cincinnati 1 precarious The Brewers host the Tigers be- for the playoffs, even San Francisco 6, Atlanta 2 not qualify ginning tonight in a three game the best overall X-First Half Division Winner St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2, 10 though they hold series that will decide the title. innings record in the majors. Boston still has an outside chance. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 2, New York 2, game called Baltimore 5, Detroit 4, 10 innings after 8 1/2 innings, rain PSD Invitational Tourney is softball fun Kansas City at Cleveland, 2, rain San Diego 1, Los Angeles 0 by JO1 Ron Rust mean "spitters") by Postal Clerk 2nd Class Dave Wood held the H.S. PSD's first annual "Best of the to two runs. Worst" Invitational Slowpitch Soft- Previously, H.S. had beaten the ball Tournament began yesterday "Ears" in two close contests during evening. the regular season; one an extra- The tournament pitted teams who inning contest (9 innings), 10-9; r fieds placed in the bottom half of the and the other, 2-1. classi Burns and Roe, SRD, and SATCOM standings following completion of For Sale the recent regular slowpitch soft- were also winners. Burns and Roe defeated host team, PSD, 9-5. SATCOM Portable 4,000 BTU, J. C. Penney, New Toastmaster convection oven-- ball season. out-slugged Leeward Marines, 12-6; a/c with thermostat, for sale. still in box. It broils, it bakes, Last night's inaugural action had but later, SRD thumped SATCOM, 15-4. Slightly used, $140. Call 98162 AT. it slow cooks and it cooks by con- one close, but run-producing con- vection. Only $95. Call 99127 AWH. Crib with mattress, $20; matching test. Commissary pulled off the Second-round action starts at 6 win, edging the Outlaws, 16-14. p.m. tonight. PSD is providing re- dresser, $25; potty chair, $5; Ladies 26" bicycle, excellent con- In a grudge-match that prevailed freshments, including hot dogs, ham- bassinet, $20; walker, $3; stroller, dition, good transportation for from the regular season, "The Mighty burgers, soft drinks and beer, for $20; and dressing table, $20. For school child, $40 firm. Also dog Ears"' bats, combined with excellent sale between Fields 1 & 2. more information call 951076 AT. house for small dog, brand new, $5. pitching and timely defense, put The PSD Invitational Tourney con- Call 8109 AT. Two air conditioners. Fedders, High School in the losers' bracket tinues through this weekend, with BTU, with brand new fan of the double-elimination tourney. the championship contest slated for 10,000 Hammond Piper II organ, excellent and Whirlpool 11,000 BTU. The "Ears" produced eight runs Sunday evening. motor condition. Must see to appreciate. October 8. Call on 15 hits, while the "postal-de- This "Best of the Worst" tourna- Both available Asking $800. Call 90178 AWH. 8884 AT. livered" pitching (which doesn't ment is alot of fun, so drop by Cooper Field to enjoy it, too. Sansui GX-200 audio rack. Perfect Services Boxing condition. It's all yours for $60. Responsible mother will babysit in Call 97247 AT. my home for working and busy par- (UPI) -- Two title fights are on Tennis ents. Fulltime and parttime. For tap for tomorrow night at the Rose- mont Horizon in suburban Chicago. (AP) -- John McEnroe leads the Pontoon boat, 12 X 20, 40 HP motor, more information call 951076 AT. One of them is the controversial United States into today's Davis in excellent running condition. Mike Weaver-James Tillis fight, a Cup semi-finals against Australia Head, sundeck, all running lights. Mother of one in K.H. would enjoy battle the WBA imposed upon Weaver in Portland, Oregon. Many extras. $1,100. Call 64228 watching children for working with the threat of taking away his McEnroe, ranked 98238 AWH. parents. During or after school. number-one in the DWH, heavyweight crown if he didn't com- Call 90239 AT, for dependable child world, faces Australia's Mark Ed- 1955 Chevy Bel-Air four-door, no care. ply. mondson, ranked number 55. Edmon- other fight engine, transmission or/good tires. The -- between World son says he knows he's an underdog Middleweight Champ Marvin Hagler Will deliver anywhere on base. STOP! Look, read! I guarantee that against McEnroe. But he says it's and Mustafa Hamsho -- is being Best offer. Contact HT1 Holt at you can master sewing; anything. possible for him to beat the favor- watched as a possible prelude to 8150 DWH. if you let me teach you. Even doing ite. Also today, American Roscoe another mega-bucks fight. If Hag- a room in sheets, and they'll think Tanner goes against Australian ace beats Hamsho, the stage would Light blue contemporary sofa and you spent a mint. Let's give it ler Peter McNamara. be set for a super-fight against two chairs. Good condition. a try! You won't be sorry! Call the only other fighter with an un- Asking $100. Call 99291 AWH or Mrs. Clark 951159. Number-one seed Tracy Austin and disputed crown -- World Welter- 8765 DWH. Ask for Lynn. number-two Martina Navratilova won Need a break? We would be willing weight Champ Sugar Ray Leonard. their second-round matches last Queen size mattress and box spring, to sponsor your child on the next night at the Women's Indoor Tennis (UPI) -- Larry Holmes has signed to F.C. $40. Black and white, 12" TV, dental flights, Oct. 8 and 22, to Championships in Bloomington, Minn- defend his WBC heavyweight title excellent condition, $40. U.S.D. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Call Mrs. esota. for the 11th time. this time Austin snorkeling B.C., $25. Prices nego- Dana Vanderwater, BOO 318, or Mrs. -- who's the defending against undefeated Renaldo Snipes championship won tiable. Contact ET-3 Bays at 90113 Dorothy Etter, BOQ 312. -- her 26th on November 6th in Pittsburgh. The straight DWH or 96208 AWH. singles match in downing Would like to babysit in my home fight has added importance for Peanut Louie 6-3, 6-2. Navratilova 1978 Puch moped. Excellent condi- for working and busy parents. For Holmes, who is scheduled to defend stopped Lucia Romanov of Romania tion, low mileage, $400. Firm. Call more information call Linda at his crown in March against number- 6-2, 6-1. 8826 OWH or 96123 AWH. Ask for 99225 AT. one contender Gerry Cooney in a Ross Dietz. fight that could bring the champ Going bowling? Need a night away $10 million. Local Bowling White, 3 1/2 inch heels, ankle strap, from the children? I will babysit open-toe, sandals; "stilts". Like in my home days, evenings and week- Golf Meeting The Friday night Midnight Rambler new, $15. Call 8502 DWH, ask for ends. I live in TK housing. Rea- There will be a meeting of the GTMO will hold an organizational meeting Sharon. sonable rates, good care. Sorry, Golf Association Sunday, Oct. 4, at on Tuesday, October 6, at 7:30 p.m. no Friday evenings. For more infor- 9 a.m., at the golf course for the at the Bowling Alley. Anyone in- Infant "Back pac" carrier, $3; mation call 951076 AT. purpose of electing new officers. terested in bowling should attend infant seater (very sturdy), $5; All members and prospective members this meeting. For further informa- Infant's "Johnny Jumper" Exerciser, I will babysit newborn to 8 years are encouraged to attend. tion call Carol Munson at 97154 AWNH. old in my home $3; women's shoes, sizes 7, 7 1/2 and at VL 705C for 8, $1.50 ea; women's terry beach working mothers. Please call Ada at jacket (tailored petite), mintgreen, 98100 AT. 0 DAILY GY USAGE worn once, cost'$2 , will sell for EHEIWTE WATER ELECTRICITY $12. "Tummy Trimmer" (for that slim- Reliable mother with experience mer you) $3. Call 951030 AT. willing to babysit children, new- born to six years, in my home at eoUse: Use: Granadillo Do you want that Jeri Curl style to Circle 87D. Call 97247 look it's best? Treat it with the and ask for Aida. Target: 1,000,000 Ga. Target: 279,000 KWH professional Care Free Curl products. $6, 000 $26,915 1 1/2 (16 oz.) btls. of curl acti- Wanted vator, two (16 oz.) btls. of moist- Clutch and front brake levers and urizer for sheen. Cost me a small speedometer cable for 1973 CB 100 fortune, but will sale all for Call 96214 AWH or 95500/ only Honda. Use: $12. Call 951030 AT. 95451 DWH. Ask for ICl Sell. Target: $32,915 Traffic Safely Shgu: A safe driver is ready for any emergency.