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IHgh tde:6pm0 AL.A, AMostly cloudy. Lwt~d-- l:Olpm A.- A&- -0Showers. I Suntize--- 6:36am U E - Winds S 8-12 Hgh--- 86 'bmU" ditions 1-3 ft. Low--72 Te. Navy'.6 onty oe-b ted daioy Vo.32, No. 80 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cubs Monday, April 25, 1977 Situation stabilizes World News Digest Ethiopia expels 5 U.S. agencies ADDIS ABABA (UPI)--It began Saturday, when the increasingly leftward- leaning government of Ethiopia announced it wanted five U.S. agencies in the country out. Not only was Ethiopia expelling those American installa- WASHINGTON (AP)--The Senate begins its fifth day of debate today on tions, but it was giving them just four days to shut down their operations. Press. Carter's economic stimulus tax bill. The debate is expected to fo- Affected by the expulsion order are the U.S. Information Service, Ameri- cus on a Republican proposal that would provide for a permanent cut in can Military Assistance Advisory Group, U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit, individual taxes. The President has said he will veto the Republican pro- American Communications Unit near Asmara and the U.S. Consulate in that posal if it's passed. city. WASHINGTON (AP)--The director of Yesterday morning, as U.S. Embassy Face the Nation the Central Intelligence Agency, officials met here to map plans to Stansfield Turner, has been request- comply with the request, and airlift ed to testify today before a House Commerce Subcommittee. The panel almost 300 Americans working in those Schlesinger quest oned on energy plan agencies out of the country, Ethiop- has some questions about a CIA re- ian government forces surrounded the WASHINGTON (UPI)--White House port Pres. Carter cited in conclud- five installations, and refused to Energy Adviser James Schlesinger ing that world supplies of petorle- let workers enter. says some parts of the country with um have fallen far behind expected Later in the day the situation severe air pollution problems may demand. The report says that, by stabilized a bit. not be able to burn coal under the 1985, the world will be using more The State Department announced new energy plan. He says those petroleum than it's producing. the United States had received as- areas, such as Mew York and Calif- surances from Ethiopian authorities ornia, may be exempt from Pres. OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP)--A group of that "time was not a problem," that Carter's proposed mandatory conver- Western and Midwestern governors there would be no pressure to meet sion to coal. met over the weekend here to dis- the four-day deadline. Schlesinger made the remarks in a cuss the energy situation. The But, even so, there was no indica- broadcast interview yesterday, Face governors expressed concern about tion the Ethiopians would reverse the Nation on CBS. U.S. energy sources coming under the expulsion order. Schlesinger said the goal to the control of another country. As for the why behind the Ethiopian achieve $1 billion tons of coal pro- They suggested that, to prevent move, officially there has been no auction by 1985 probably won't that, Alaskan oil should be funnel- explanation from Ethiopia's ruling mean a rollback of environmental ed through a port in Washington Military Council. But a government standards. But he said pollution State, minimizing any dependence on announcement accused one of the agen- problems are far more serious in Canadian pipelines. cies, the USIS, of "promoting the some states than in others. "flexibility" to integrate the pro- cheap culture of imperialism" to The energy chief also said Carter grams in the future. NEW YORK (AP)--The Gallup survey counter Ethiopia's "socialist ideol- plans to use billions of dollars Schlesinger said a major goal of says 64 per cent of those polled is to convince after Pres. Carter went on the air ogy." in new tax revenues from his energy the energy program Western observers add the move may program as an instrument of tax and Americans that energy supplies are with his energy plan last week felt general have been linked to the Carter admin- welfare reform. Schlesinger said finite. He said in the first few the plan would hurt the istration's recent shut-off of mili- the reform programs and the energy years of the program a proposed economy. Eighty-two per cent felt tary aid to Ethiopia, in response to program "mesh conveniently." He standby gasoline tax and taxes on the Carter energy plan would become alleged human rights violations, said Carter would liketo haverthe "gas-guzzling" cars will be return- a financial burden to them. The ed to consumers. He was not specif- survey, published in the latest ic on how this would be done. issue of Newsweek Magazine, also Some critics have noted the ab- says Carter convinced 54 per cent Hussein to meet with Carter sence of transit proposals in of the public that the energy crisis Carter's energy plan. But actually exists. Schlesinger said a broad mass trans- Defense offi- WASHINGTON (AP)--Jordan's King it proposal will be made later this DETROIT (AP)--Civil if "Polly Hussein meets with Pres. Carter year by Transportation Secy. Brock cials here are asking or anyone else, today after an official White House Adams. wants a cracker," They are stuck welcome. for that matter. crackers, Hussein arrived here during a with 240,000 boxes of Exchange facilities open Civil De- thunderstorm last evening. He was dating from the 1960s. will be greeted by Secy. of State Cyrus today, closed tomorrow fense authorities say some Vance, who accompanied him to Blair used to feed squirrels and deer, offered to House. Funeral services for Mrs. Veronica but the rest are being else Hussein is the third Middle East Bamberry will be held in the base chicken farmers or anyone leader to visit here since Carter chapel at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. willing to pick them up. took office. He follows outgoing In her honor the Navy Exchange, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin Sound Scene and Furniture Store will NEW YORK (UPI)--Mayor Abraham and Egyptian Pres. Anwar Sadat. to center on the Palestinian issue. be closed all day. They will be Beame appealed yesterday to Pres. closing of Leaders from Syria and Saudi That could include the question of open until 6 p.m. today. Carter to prevent the and other Arabia will be visiting here next Palestinian presence at future Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn here. He month for talks with Carter on pros- Mideast peace talks. It also could defense establishments to try return to the late pects for a Middle East settlement. include the more general question Specialists also urged a Pres. Truman's policy of awarding Carter and Hussein are expected of a Palestinian homeland. to cap oil well defense contracts to areas with STAVANGER, Norway (AP)--Specialists chronic high unemployment. U. S. attitudes discussed from Houston, Tex., will try today to cap a North Sea oil well that has (UPI)--Uganda's Idi Amin is quot- been pouring millions of gallons of ed by Uganda Radio as criticizing Peres has first cabinet meeting crude oil into the sea since Friday. the frontline states of black Norwegian authorities said the Africa. Those are the black TEL AVIV (UPI)--Defense Minister Shimon Peres 15-mile long slick is expected to African countries that support lib- presided over his first cabinet meeting yester- remain far from coastal areas for eration movements in white-ruled day as Israel's acting prime minister. The na- the next few days. British offi- southern Africa. Amin accuses the tion's fallen leader Yitzhak Rabin, his politi- cials expressed concern that a wind frontliners of trying to use the cal career in shambles over a money scandal, shift might cause the oil to end up politics of race to further their spent the day in his apartment here. on the shores of Scotland. own political ambitions. Political sources said the ministers discussed A spokesman for the Phillips Oil possible changes in U.S. attitudes toward the Co. said the capping operation might (UPI)--Police in Pakistan have Mideast at their three-hour weekly in Jerusalem. take from one to three days, but he arrested dozens of opponents of Foreign Minister Yigal Allon told the cabinet expected it to be successful. The Prime Minister Ali Bhutto, including American officials have denied Arab press reports capping operation at drilling plat- two top opposition leaders. of a change in America's pro-Israel policy, the form "bravo" is expected to begin at sources said. dawn. But, they said, he also warned that disagree- A Phillips spokesman said Saturday High School Band schedules ment with the United States can be expected over helicopters couldn't land on the the question of secure borders for Israel and leaking platform because the gas the crucial issue of a Palestinian homeland. fumes escaping from the rig created annual spring concert Israeli government sources have expressed con- the danger of explosion. cern in recent days about a possible drift in The spokesman said yesterday the The W.T. Samspon High School Band U.S. policy since the visit to Washington of wind change blew the gas fumes away will present its annual spring con- Egyptian Pres. Anwar Sadat. from the platform's copter landing cert Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the It was the first cabinet session conducted by Peres, who took over as pad, allowing the team of experts base chapel. acting prime minister Friday. Rabin began an extended leave of absence to go in for a look at the spill. The music will be varied, from the same day. After one hour's inspection, the pop numbers to concert band selec- Rabin still holds the title of prime minister and is legally responsible expert's flew to a nearby North tions. for the actions of the government. Disclosures that he and his wife, Sea platform where 300 men live and Tickets will be on sale at the Leah, illegally held $21,000 in a U.S. bank forced him to turn over the work and began mapping out plans to door. Price is 50 cents for stu- powers of his office to Peres. plug the leak. dents and $1 for adults. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, April 25, 1977

T drsmeetings L- Tomorrow's meetings AI.ATEIN mee ts in McCalla Chapel Tr at 7 p. M. For more information GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at call 86871. 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club is open to all base residents. WATER STATUS ,~l Community

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Clubs and Organizations AUTO HOBBY SHOP ETHAN ALLEN REPRESENTATIVE LADIE'S GOLF ASSOCIATION The Ladies' The steam jenny at the Special The Ethan Allen Furniture Co. rep- Golf Assn. will spon- sor a point Services Auto Hobby Shop is back in resentative will be at the Navy Ex- tournament Sunday. Tee- TOPS off time will be 1 p.m. operation. Anyone wishing to use it change Office on McCalla Hill tomor- There is a $5 entry fee can come to the hobby shop Tuesday row instead of the Furniture Store. and cash prizes will be Do you have a weight problem? Have through Sunday from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. awarded. It is open to all golfers. you been dieting without success? The price includes heavy hors TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, is AIR TRAVEL SAFETY NOTICE d'oeuvres, dessert and beverage from here to help you help yourself. NEX JOB OPENINGS the COMO Club. Players use full TOPS will hold its weekly meeting Effective immediately, the use handicap. Points are: eight, eagle; The Navy Exchange announces the tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the quonset and transportation of lighters using six, birdie; four, par; and, two, following job openings: hut behind the Arts and Crafts build- butane, propane or methyl alcohol as bogie. Foursomes will be drawn. ing. All interested men and women fuel and those lighters with plastic Full-time general office clerk to This will be a "farewell" for many of are encouraged to attend. For more see-through reservoirs is prohibited work in the Food Services Office. our golfers who are leaving soon. information contact Lauren Tromley aboard all Navy and MAC aircraft. The hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 Sign up at the Pro Shop anytime. at 90156, Loretta Siers at 90212, or This ban includes containers for p.m. Monday through Friday. This The Ladies' Golf Assn. will spon- Avonne Monroe at 95102. refilling any lighters. Passengers position pays $2.59 and six months sor a championship scratch tourna- are requested to dispose of these general office experience is requir- ment April 26, 27 and 28. This items prior to flight check-in, or ed. tournament is open to all lady gol- CARIBBEAN ARTS AND CRAFTS they will be confiscated by passen- Four part-time sales clerks are fers on base. Sign-up in the Pro ASSOCIATION ger service representatives. needed to work in the Main Retail Shop. There will be a meeting for Store. The hours are varied but will all those interested Monday at 7:30 The Caribbean Arts and Crafts Assn. FTG BOOK FAIR consist of a 30 hour work week. p.m. at the Pro Shop. For more in- will sponsor a basic macrame pot Applications will be accepted until formation call Jan Hughes at 85873. hanger class to begin tomorrow. The FTG Book Fair for the bene- Thursday. Call 85348 for more infor- Morning and evening classes will be fit of the library is planned for mation. offered. Total cost, including sup- June. Anyone wishing to cAntri- The Navy Exchange has openings for GOLF COMMITTEE plies, is $10. For information and bute books may do so by dropping two cocktail waitresses and one bar- registration call June Rittscher at them in the drop box located at tender for the new Petty Officer's There will be a meeting of the 99191. the library. Lounge at the Windjammer Club. Call Golf Committee Friday at 1 p.m. 85115 DWH or contact Larry after 6 in the golf course lounge. All mem- RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB BAY HILL POOL p.m. at the Windjammer. bers are requested to attend.

In an effort to regenerate interest Due to lack of use on the part of in and reorganize the Guantanamo Bay the community, the Bay Hill Pool has Rifle and Pistol Club a membership been closed. Former users of this Sports drive is now in progress. A reorgan- pool who are entitled to COMO Club Entertainment ization meeting will be held May 15 privileges may use the COMO Pool; at 3 p.n. in the clubhouse located persons entitled to CPO Club privi- at the old Naval Station Corral. leges may use the CPO Pool and all "PEOPLE-POWER FUN DAY" WINDJAMMER HAPPENINGS For more information call RM1 Goodbar others may use the Windjammer Pool. Saturday will be Couples' at 85636 DWH or 90251 AWH. The Guantanamo Bay Racing Assn. Night BLUE CARIBE LUNCHEON SPECIAL will sponsor bicycle and tricycle at the Windjammer. Entertainment races for children during "People- will be provided by Straight Flush. The Blue Caribe will feature a Power Fun Day," Saturday at Cooper Make your reservations early. hot luncheon special tomorrow of Field. Competition begins at 1 p.m. Bingo will be played Sunday. The early bird game starts at 2:45 p.m. Special notices barbecue beef ribs, baked potato For more information call Dave with vegetable, salad of your choice Boughton at 98133. and soup of the day. All for $2.25. LIVE FIRING CRICKET AND SOCCER LESSONS TDYSTV-8 Live firing will be conducted on Education the Hicacal target tomorrow from 8 Anyone interested in learning to a.m. until 4:30 p.m. For your ELEMENTARY SCHOOL play cricket and soccer should regi- safety, all of the upper bay north ster with C. Clark at the Windjammer 0>@ MOVIES of Caracoles and Granadillo Points The elementary school, K-6, will Pool Wednesday through Sunday from will be off limits. For more infor- be closed April 27 due to a teacher's 2 to 8 p.m. Registration closes mation contact the Special Services in-service meeting. The nursery May 1. TV-8 SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY Marina, ComNavBase duty officer, or school will be in session April 27. Base Police. 1:00 - General Hospital 1:35 - Movie: Quackser Fortune BRIEFINGS BY EDUCATION ADVISOR MEN'S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 3:00 - Wild Kingdom FUMIGATION CHAMBER The education advisor, J.T. The men's intramural volleyball 4:30 - Sesame Street Savois gives briefings concerning season will start May 10. Rosters 4:38 - Perry Mason The fumigation chamber will be open educational benefits and programs are to be turned in to Special 5:30 - Newswatch to accept articles for fumigation for Navy personnel. If you would Services by 1 p.m., Friday. Teams 6:30 - Information Special: Friday between 7:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. like a presentation, contact not entered by that time will be un- Alcoholism Articles may be picked up the follow- Savoia at 85553. able to participate in the season. 7:00 - Carol Burnett ing Tuesday between 1 and 3 p.m. 8:00 - Happy Days 8:30 - Chico and the Man U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, Commissary-Exchange BASE CUBA 9:00 - The Rookies BPTO CLOSED 9:55 - Newswatch 10:00 - Monday Night Baseball: N.Y. The BPTO office will close at Yankees vs Kansas City It will reopen for SEATRAIN AND AIR SHIPMENT noon tomorrow. Royals a.m. Wednesday. OF CHILLED PRODUCE business 8:30 12:20 - Sign Off The Seatrain, which normally ar- W. DeCooA rives every other Friday, is sched- C J IA H. MConnell Capt.ad LYCEUMS WINDMILL BEACH CABANAS Covander CoadingOfficer uled to arrive today. This one- Cabanas 13, 14, 15 and 16 at Wind- time schedule change is apparently Downtown - The Terrorists, PG the result of the recently conclud- LCdr. Mha Cherry.Pulic Affairs Office McCalla - The Last Tycoon, PG mill Beach have been reserved for JOB Bill Broom.B.EMtor unaccompanied personnel providing ed longshoremen's strike in the :YN2 Bike Senit.Rporter/Prod-io Aust. Marine - Shine, NRA rental is made within 24 hours of States. Produce arriving on the Leeward Point - Nashville Girl, R the date used. After that time the Seatrain will be available in the The ,uantaxesno Gazette is published according to the CLUB MOVIES cabanas will be open for rental by commissary 10 a.m. tomorrow. rules ad regulations for ship ad station newspapers The air shipment of sensative a; outlined inBANOBBOP;35 nd under the direction accompanied personnel. o the WBaoS Bs publicaffairsoff icer. Printed chilled produce is expected to ar- five time weekly~at governat expense,m govemnaent COMO - No movie, club closed Thke stockin America. rive Wednesday and should be avail- thet appar*herti n t t Naobeostruedaof- CPO - Dirty Knight's Work, PG Bfca or051.6 .f,,.BSthebs oesosof CONBsB,e o BuyU.S. SavingsBonds. able when the commissary opens th Beparteenta* teN .wIy Windjammer - No movie, club closed Thursday. Post 46 - Part II Sounder, G Monday, April 25, 1977 Guantanmo Gazette Page 3 '. in the national Mobutu directs counter-offensive interest.'

Mobutu was in the area yesterday and said he intended to stay several Kissinger backs energy program days to direct the counter-offensive against rebels that invaded from WASHINGTON (UPI)--Former Secy. of Angola in early March. State Henry Kissinger says the Mobutu allowed about three dozen Carter administration's energy pro- reporters who had been barred from gram is "overwhelmingly in the na- the war zone into the area yester- tional interest." day. One source said he wanted to In an interview aired this morning show the international press that on NBC-TV's Today program, Kissinger his army is advancing. said the nation's chances for an in- A spokesman for Mobutu said some dependent foreign policy and healthy Pygmy bowmen were taking part in economy depend "on the adoption of a the government's counter-offensive. major conservation program." But a spokesman said he had not ac- Proper "belt-tightening" proce- tually seen the Pygmies , but "they dures, efficient fuel stockpiling, could be in the jungle." and a reduction in fuel imports LUBUDI RIVER, Zaire (AP)--A could permit the United States to spokesman for Zaire's Pres. Mobutu Second black withstand any fuel embargoes for told reporters his troops have sur- "an almost indefinite period of rounded the key railroad junction time," he said. town of Mutshatsha in southern Carver inducted Kissinger, who chairs the Citi- Zaire's Shaba Province. zens' Alliance to Save Energy, taped the interview last week be- in Hall of Fame fore leaving for Great Britain aboard a British Airways supersonic Syrian peace-keeping TUSKEGEE, Ala. (UPI)--Scientist Concorde jetliner. A transcript George Washington Carver, who dis- was released here yesterday. covered more than 300 uses for the Although he conceded a lack of troops on the offensive peanut, has been inducted in the technical knowledge of the U.S. Hall of Fame for Great Americans. energy situation, Kissinger said Embracing the "broad outlines" of Carver became the second black to during his years at the State De- Pres. Carter's policy, Kissinger receive the honor. A bronze bust in Lebanon of partment he pushed for an energy said, "The objectives and the prin- the scientist was unveiled during policy and talked "about the need cipal measures are overwhelmingly ceremonies Saturday at Tuskegee to conserve energy." in the national interest." BEIRUT (UPI)--They're fighting Institute here, where Carver taught again in Lebanon. Yesterday, it was from 1896 to 1943. The statue will Syrian peace-keeping troops, fight- be transported later to the Hall of ing their way into Palestinian-held Fame Colonnade at Bronx Community Health care proposals go to Congress sections here in an offensive which College in New York. the Palestinians say caught them by More than 2,000 persons, including surprise. Alabama Sen. James Allen attended LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI)--An up- National Housestaff Assn., a nation- the ceremony marking Carver's selec- coming administration campaign to al group of medical interns. The Syrians used tanks and armored tion. lower medical costs is causing a cars in the action, which they rift in the medical profession. Both Pres. Carter and Gov. George More than 12,000 members of the said was aimed at tracking down Wallace sent telegrams praising The president-elect of the Ameri- group demanded an end to spiraling collaborators of four guerrillas ac- Carver. can Medical Assn. said here yester- health costs. The organization's cused of murdering two Syrian sold- Sen. Allen said Carver day price ceilings on health care "changed president, Dan Asimus, blames the iers late last week. the picture will not solve the problem of agriculture in of rising increase on waste, mismanagement and They battled leftist medical care. guerrillas Alabama and the South. Fow he be- an emphasis on profits rather than of the Palestinian Rejection Front longs to all ages and all people Pres. Carter is expected to pro- patient care. and Lebanese leftist gunmen in sev- everywhere. The memorial to him is pose a ceiling on hospital costs eral areas of West Beirut. in our minds and in our hearts." when he sends his health care pro- Carver, born into slavery, arrived posals to Congress today. At least 50 persons were reported here in the late 19th century and Dr. John Budd of Cleveland told killed or wounded in the fighting. is best known for his research with the Arkansas Medical Society, "A Louisiana floods The Palestinian Liberation Organ- the peanut and its by-products. ceiling on health care costs will ization has publicly protested the The first black inducted was affect the recipients, rather than action, one of the worst clashes Tuskegee Institute's founder, Dr. the providers of the service." leave one dead since the Syrians moved here to Booker T. Washington, who was en- The opposite view was expressed end Lebanon's civil war last summer. shrined in 1946. in Cincinnati by the Physicians BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)--A Red Cross Libyan exiles exposed scheme spokesman here reports one person is dead and more than 11,000 have sought shelter after small rivers flooded southeast Louisiana this Khadafy plotted with master terrorist 'Carlos' weekend. The spokesman said parts of Denham Springs, La., are under CAIRO, Egypt (UPI)--Libyan strong- plotted "attempts on the lives of eight feet of water. man Moammar Khadafy plotted with six Western ambassadors, including master terrorist "Carlos" to assas- American ambassadors, in six Arab The Livingston Parish Sheriff's sinate simultaneously six American countries." Office estimated that nearly half and Western ambassadors in various "The ambassadors were to be as- the 30,000 persons in Denham Springs Arab capitals, Egyptian news reports sassinated and other embassies were had to be evacuated after the Comite said yesterday. to be blown up at the same time on River flooded. The plot failed when Libyan poli- the same day," the magazine said, tical exiles exposed the scheme, but "the plot was exposed to the Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards re- the reports said. concerned Western countries by a quested that East Baton Rouge Parish The reports also alleged that number of Libyan nationalists who be declared a federal disaster area. Cuban troops sent by Prime Minister have left Libya and will not return He also said he might ask for aid Fidel Castro have appeared for the to it." for other Louisiana areas. first time in the streets of Tripoli and Benghazi, Libya's two largest cities; and Khadafy himself survived an assassination attempt last week Auto makers discuss energy plan and the would-be killer later com- mitted suicide. Khadafy reportedly (UPI) --Auto makers were talking fore buying those economy models. was wounded in the attempt. about the Carter energy plan yester- As a result, Meyers says AMC car Egypt and Libya have been locked day. Chrysler Chairman John Riccardo sales have fallen off sharply since in a vicious propaganda war for The weekly magazine October said said his firm could live with the Carter made his energy address last some time, and an independent con- Khadafy and "Carlos," the notorious administration conservation program, Monday. And AMC was in a sales firmation of the reports was not Venezuelan-born terrorist whose real if the government relaxed its propos- slump even before Carter made his possible. name is Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, ed clean air standards. energy proposals. Chrysler makes some of the big gas- Meyers says he has asked the gov- eating models that would fall under ernment to make any rebates on small Home gave rare look at conference heavy penalty taxes if Carter gets cars retroactive to April 21, the his energy proposals through Congress. day after Carter presented the But Riccardo told interviewers (on energy program to Congress. TORQUAY, England (UPI)--Former North American and Western European ABC-TV's "Issues and Answers") that AMC most efficient car would qual- British Prime Minister Sir Alec bankers, politicians, industrial- he could live with the administration ify for a $251 rebate under Carter's Douglas-Home yesterday gave out- ists, trade unionists, economists program only if auto emission guide- sliding scale for rebates. siders a rare look at the inner and editors. Among them were former lines were eased. workings of the private Bilderberg Secy. of State Henry Kissinger and Riccardo said the standards now Conference at the end of its 25th West German Chancellor Helmut proposed by the Environmental Pro- Rhyines of the Times annual meeting. Schmidt. tection Agency go beyond the needs The two-and-a-half-day secret Home, who served as chairman, told of health demands. WATCH meeting here was attended by about CleARETTES reporters the participants discussed American Motors Corp., the U.S. 100 influential Western leaders, WATCH THAT relations between the United States automaker specializing in small cars, MATCH, who traded views on major world and Europe, human rights and in- says it has actually been hurt by AND MANY issues. creasing fragmentation of the Third Carter's proposal to give rebates to A FIRE The participants included leading WILL NEVER World. buyers of gas-efficient autos. HATCH AMC vice president Gerald Meyers says would-be buyers appear to be Drive to arrive alive! waiting for the rebates to begin be- Guantanamo Gazette Monday, April 25, 1977

C7Mk A Borg turns back Gottfried DENVER (UPI)--Top-seeded Bjorn Borg turned back Brian Gottfried 7-5, 6-2 yesterday in the finals of A the Grand Prix Tennis Tournament 11t1 '1 here. mj ereni uisp ts Borg overcame a faulty service with a steady baseline attack to take his $20,000 first prize money Marshall put on disqualified list from the $100,000 contest. Los Angeles. Borg faulted on more than half of Turner said Marshall's place on his first serves. But his top-spin the roster will be filled by re- ground strokes produced repeated liever Max Leon, recalled from passing shots and forced Gottfried Atlanta's Richmond farm club of the into uncharacteristic volleying International League. errors at the net. Yarborough continues domination MARTINSVILLE, Va. (UPI)--Cale The win was Yarborough's eighth Yarborough continued his domination consecutive short track victory and of the Grand National stock car his fifth win on the Grand National auto circuit yesterday. He turned circuit this season. back the challenge of Benny Parsons Parsons, the Chevrolet driver from Borg said, "Brian was having some in the 22nd Annual Virginia 500, Elldrbe, N.C., was in the same lap trouble with his approach shots. I halted after 383 laps because of with Yarborough when the race first tried to move him as much as I could rain. was halted in the 378th lap. He and keep him from the net where he Marshall The veteran Chevrolet driver was unable to make up any ground as is very strong." ATLANTA (UPI)--Atianta Braves re- from Timmonsville, S.C., led most five more laps were run under a Gottfried, who has won one match liever Mike Marshall, placed on the of the final 200 laps on the .525 caution flag before the race was and lost two to Borg this year, said disqualified list yesterday by the mile Martinsville Speedway track. ended. he's played the Swede when his ser- National League team, had some com- Dodge driver Richard Petty of vice has been better. ments on his problems with the club. Whitworth wins Randleman, N.C., was third; Chevro- Marshall says he and manager Dave let driver Lennie Pond of Peters- Bristol just have "different phil- burg, Va., was fourth; and Mercury Pro scores osophies." ladies golf event driver David Pearson of Spartanburg, NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Marshall says he has no quarrel S.C., was fifth. Quarterfinal playoffs with the Braves using pitchers any RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI)--Kathy way they want. But Marshall says Whitworth fired a final-round 69 yes- Portland 110, Denver 106 he can choose whether or not he terday to capture the $50,000 ladies Dibbs defeated (Portland leads series 2-1) wants to work under Bristol's sys- golf event here. Washington 93, Houston 90 tem. And he doesn't. Whitworth began her last round two (Washington leads series 2-1) The 1974 Cy Young Award winner strokes back of Pat Bradley. She by Barazzutti Golden State 109, Los Angeles 105 said he has "no animosity." But drew even with a birdie on the sev- (Los Angeles leads series 2-1) he adds he has "things to do other enth hole. Another birdie at 16 Boston 124, Philadelphia 119 than sit on the bench and watch gave her the lead for good, and she (Series tied 2-2) baseball games." finished the tournament 10-under-par He says he doesn't need the money. at 206. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Marshall claims he plays baseball The victory was the 79th of Stanley Cup semifinals because he loves to pitch. Whitworth's career, and that's second Marshall bolted from the club only to Mickey Wright's 82 in the Boston 4, Philadelphia 3 OT Friday night for the second time LPGA record books. (Boston leads series 1-0) this season. He became angry when Bradley, who set a tournament rec- he was lifted from the game follow- ord with an opening-round 64, fin- WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS ing three straight hits and a walk ished one stroke back at 207 after Quarterfinals in the seventh inning. an even-par 72 yesterday. Braves owner Ted Turner says he'll Joanne Carner and Debbie Austin Winnipeg 7, San Diego 3 try to trade Marshall, who failed were tied at 209, while Bonnie Lauer (Winnipeg wins series 4-3) to show up for Saturday's game with and rookie Debbie Massey were tied at 210. NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Los Angeles 16, Atlanta 6 Chicago Cubs 7, Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3 San Francisco 6, Montreal 5 Dibbs Houston 9, San Diego 8 (10) Pittsburgh vs N.Y. Mets, rained out All ads will be run one Ame only. J.C. Penney Pinto CB radio with 23 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI)--Italy's Ybu must submit your ad each time channels and base station, $100; Corrado Barazzutti defeated Eddie AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL you want it to be printed. Ads may ladies' 3-speed bike, like new, $35. Dibbs, 7-6, 6-0, in the finals of be submitted by calling 951144 be- Call 90281 AT. the WCT Tennis Tournament here. Yankees 10, Cleveland 1 (First) fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one Dibbs from Miami Beach said he N.Y. N.Y. Yankees 7, Cleveland 1 (Second) of the drop boxes located at the 1972 Honda Dream, price negotiable. lost his concentration after he Baltimore 3, Detroit 1 (First) Navy Exchange and Flagship Mess. Call Jeff at 85621. dropped the first set. Detroit 2, Baltimore 1 (Second) Ads which discriminate on the basis The victory, worth $30,000, was Boston 9, Toronto 0 of race, sex, creed, color or ha- 1965 Corvair, looks terrible, runs the 24-year-old Italian's first in 12, Texas 6 tional origin will not be accepted. well, $500. Call 99152 AWH. two years on the World Championship Minnesota 10, California 9 The staff reserves the right to re- of Tennis tour. Milwaukee Chicago White Sox 12, Oakland 5 write any, a i deems necessary. 1971 Dodge Challenger, 383, auto Dibbs finished the season with (First) slap-stick transmission, A/C, PS, 500 WCT points to finish second be- 11, Chicago White Sox 3 PB, mag wheels, bucket seats, AM, hind Dick Stockton going into the Oakland (Second) cassette stereo. Call 64491 DWH or tour's finals in Dallas next month. for sale Kansas City 16, Seattle 1 (First) 64318 AWH. Barazzutti failed to qualify for Dallas. Seattle 4, Kansas City 2 (Second) 8X20 barrel boat with 25dP Johnson 11X22 pontoon boat with 1974 Johnson motor, complete, ready for fishing Simons gets first pro 25HP motor, 10 amp battery charger, or family fun. Call CMl Kibby at all electric with 100 and 150 amp 85826, 85506 D4R or 951074 AW11. victory in New Orleans batteries, many extras, $1,200, Sports briefs Call 85468 AT. wanted NEW ORLEANS (UPI)--Jim Simons charged out of the pack with a pair 8X27 pontoon boat, factory-built, Picket fence; power winch for boat WOODLANDS, Tex. (AP)--Francoise of 67s yesterday to win the New many extras; 25HP 1972 Evinrude trailer, for boats up to 2,500 lbs. Durr of France and Frew McMillan of Orleans Open Golf Tournament. motor with two gas tanks. Call Call 90104 AWH. South Africa outlasted the Soviet Simons finished with a 15-under-par 85163 DWH. pair of Olga Morozova and Alex total of 273 after two rounds yes- The COMO Club needs two experienced, Metreveli 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5, terday in the rain-delayed event. Pace 133 mobile CB with SWR meter. energetic, part-time bartenders. to win the $76,000 World Team Wet weather had forced the post- opening 18 Make an offer. Call 952209 AWH. Call Lt(j.g.) Seitz at 951131 for Tennis doubles tournament here ponement of Thursday's further information. yesterday. holes. Magic Chef refrigerator, excellent Stan Lee shot rounds of 70 and 69 condition; bar with two stools, Parts for 1967 Pontiac. Call 85222 VIENNA (AP)--Hans Kary and Cliff yesterday to finish second at 276. in his both for $140. Call 85849 DWH or AT. Letcher won the final two singles He held the lead briefly final, erratic round, but bogeyed see at GHB, room P110. matches as Austria swept Egypt 5-0 Someone to repair car A/C. Call to advance to the quarterfinal the last three holes to blow it. Simons, starting from three 1963 Rambler, 6 cyl., runs good, 85141 AWH. round of the European Zone B Davis off the pace, passed Masters good tires, needs a shifter, $175. Cup competition. strokes on his way to Call 95107 AWH. found champion Tom Watson (UPI)--Fresh from his TKO victory victory. Watson, who led after two rounds, carded a 71 and 70 yesterday, 1971 VW Beetle, $1,100. Call 90209 Key holder. Call 90297. over Alfonso Zamora, WBC bantam- says finishing at 277, four strokes back. AT. weight champion Carlos Zarate he'd like to go after the feather- The victory was Simons' first in lost years on the pro tour. His 1973 Kawasaki 175cc, bored to 220cc, weight title. Promoter Don Frazer five check moves him from 42nd dyno expansion chamber, many extra Baseball glove, distinctive red color , hopes to set up a fight between $35,000 money-winning parts, very good condition, $425. $25 reward. Call 95621 and ask for Zarate and WBC featherweight champ to 10th on this years Call 852298 AT. Jeff. Danny Lopez. list.