Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 16 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Tuesday, January 26, 1988 Commuters receive W E Bay News their tickets for Cuban-American Power outages set Friendship Day There is a scheduled power outage Monday, Feb. 1, from 8 By JOSA M.A. Riess a.m. to 2 p.m. for contract employees to install high voltage Capt. John connections R. Condon, COMNAVBASE, for East Caravella presented Cuban housing. Locations commuters with tick- listed below ets to this year's Cuban-American will be affected by the outage: Friendship Day, Monday, Jan. 25, as Caravella Point housing, Hospital the commuters crossed Enlisted Barracks Recreation through the North East Gate on their way to Room, and East, West, Center work. Cuban-American Bargo housing. Friendship Day will be held Friday, Jan. 29, at Mc- There will be a scheduled power Calla Hangar, from noon to 5 p.m. outage Thursday, Jan. 28, from 8 Advance purchase ticket prices a.m. to noon, for PWD personnel are, $6 for adults and $3 for child- to replace transformers and one ren ages 5-11, with children under power pole within base housing five admitted free. Tickets can also areas. Locations listed below be purchased at the door for $7 for ill be affected by the outage: adults and $4 for children ages New Villamar housing, Villamar 5-11. Ticket Presentation -- Capt. John R. Condon, COMNAVBASE, presents a housing 1st through 5th streets, Capt. Condon will be the keynote Cuban commuter with a ticket to this year's Cuban-American Friendship Day. Villamar pool, Granadillo Circle speaker at the event and this year's (Photo by PH1 Nat Ray) Cuban-American and Point, PWD Batch Plant, PWD Friendship Day will also feature Rock Crusher, PWD Asphalt Plant, music by "The Hot Walk- service and friendship er that was 4847; FTG, YN3 Meir, Admin, Constractors Asliphalt Plant, SKI Band" of Miami. acheived from 5328; Dinner Cubans and Americans YNC Abbott, 4511 or 4723; FSC, Ellen offices and warehouse, Nob Hill will be served at 12:20 working p.m. with one another. Fischer, 4141 or 4153; ROICC, Terry housing, ITT Transmitter Site, and will feature salad roast The annual event pork, mince meat Cuban was held in De- Brown, 4814 or 4162; Legal, LNC Antilles Cable, Navy Broadcasting style, chick- cember each year for 12 consecutive en fricassee, rice and Callahan, 4749 or 4927; PAO, J03 Service, Villamar Day Care beans, Cuban years. bread, carrot cake, coffee, Then, in 1981, the Cuban- Gaona, 4502; Communications, Chief Center. ice tea American Friendship Day and Kool-aid. Committee Mead, 4143 or 4788; NEX, Peggy Al- decided to change This is the 19th annual Cuban- the date of the ley, 4348; Dental, DT2 Watson, 4554; Legal Office closed event from December to January. This Naval Hospital, American Friendship Day. The first Vines Wright, 7205; was done to avoid any conflicts Commissary, SH2 The Naval Legal Service Office was held Dec. 10, 1969, when the Osuchowski 4134; caused by the December holiday sea- Supply, Detachment will be closed for base celebrated its 66th anniver- son. Aston Wright, 4535; SIMA, sary, proclaiming it Cuban-American YNCS Abbott, 4120; Resource Manage- court today through Friday, Jan. Tickets for the event are avail- Friendship Day. ment, Sue Hilton, 4837 or 4671; Mar- 29. Business will resume Monday, able from the following The event became a way command rep- ine Barracks, Master Gunnery Sgt. Feb. 1 at 8 a.m. for legal of paying resentatives: assistance. tribute to the years of cooperative PWD, Mr. McPherson, Ezell, 2642; and CPO Club, Harry 4630; NBCPO, Tina Bacon, 4679 or Sharp, 2501. Day Shopper info OSH oversight inspection dates set for Feb. 1-5 The Day Shopper to Montego Bay, Under the direction of the Naval scheduled for Feb. 2, has been military personnel and serves the Personnel wishing to remain anon- Inspector General, an Occupational Secretary of the as cancelled. Navy the offi- ymous may phone Rodrick directly Safety and Health (OSH) Oversight cial to whom Navy civilian The Day Shopper originally employees Feb. 2 during those hours. All Inspection of the Naval Station and may, per- 3 without fear of reprisal, sonnel should provide scheduled Feb. to San Juan has Naval Air Station will be conducted copies of any been rescheduled to leave Feb. 2 provide facts concerning alleged supporting documentary information. Feb. 1-5. violations of civil service rules. (Destination is still San Juan). The inspection team, headed by Station personnel wishing to meet Personnel who have submitted senior inspector D.J. Alleged violations in the process Rodrick, will privately with Rodrick Feb. 2, from requests for this Day Shopper be located in the OSH Department of grievance or formal appeal, or should call their R and R 1:30 to 4 p.m, to present alleged matters related to OWCP handling of training room in Bldg. 13. violations coordinator immediately if they of OSH program require- workers compensation, environmental The Naval Inspector General pro- ments cannot make the trip should make an appointment by differential pay, or past disagree- Feb. 2. vides an alternative to the chain of calling 4526 or 4529 prior to Feb. ments with supervisors will not be command for complaints from Navy 1, 1988. All Hands Briefing entertained by the senior inspector. There will be an All Hands Direct deposit news Briefing on Personal Security and All personnel having Direct Depo- Hostage Survival. The briefing is sit System accounts with the unclassified. It will be Balboa ® 800 National Bank of San Diego will not conducted by NSIC MTTLANT Captain's Hotline on Feb. receive any future deposits 3. The approxmiate duration to their of accounts. Balboa National filed for the briefing is 1 1/2 hours and bankruptcy Jan. 15, 1988. starts at 7 p.m. at the FTG Starting with the Feb. auditorium. For more information, 1 payday, Query: Can someone lower the Reply: The Marina manager will personnel with DDS call accounts will be flag on the Leeward side that keep boats available at both 4952. paid locally until the member makes indicates whether the river is off marinas as long as they are not further arrangements. limits? The flag is always flying, reserved. If a boat breaks down Any questions should be directed but Vet Clinic note should only be flown when the and must be removed from Leeward, to PSD Disbursing at 4415 or 4113. river is off limits. it will be replaced when there The Veterinary Clinic is will one available. close at 2 p.m. every Thursday Reply: The Guantanamo River afternoon for training. Regular Installation of which runs through the middle of hours will resume Query: Can a bus stop sign be at 7:30 a.m. on the Hicacal ordnance Friday mornings. phone jacks is range is off put up on Sherman Avenue by the limits whenever any of the ranges Hospital Sign? are scheduled Visitor requests suspended for use. Hicacal is scheduled during most workdays, Reply: This suggested bus stop some nights and occasionally has Visitor requests taken to the on been looked at in the past. By Wendy McIntosh weekends. NAS Base Police That Housing Office for signature will raise particular area is considered Housing Office and lower the flag on as being be given to the receptionist. The Leeward side a housing area bus stop. based on direction from NAS According to Department of Defense requests may be picked up at 3:30 Due to an increase in scheduled Weapons to ensure that there is no so p.m. daily. work and a reduction guidelines that is unauthorized of manpower in danger to boaters before allowing we will not have a bus stop the base Telex at Office, installation access to the river. We'll be sure that point. of additional Speed limit reminder phone jacks or reloca- the flag accurately reflects the tion of existing phone jacks in status of the range. Keep in mind Query: It appears to me that Motorists are reminded housing the units has been temporarily restricted access to the skateboarders have no place to official speed limit for vehicles suspended. Normal telephone main- Guantanamo River is for your skate. Can something be done about is 25 miles per hour, unless tenance will still be provided by protection. Therefore, we do not this? otherwise posted. the Telex Office. want the flag lowered in error. Occupants of housing shall be Query: I live on Leeward. Can Reply: The folks at Public Works Daily safety notified through the local tip news the Windward Marina give a few are in the process of building a media should circumstances boats Help new change to the Leeward Marina when skateboard ramp and a half-pipe. employees out - give that will allow continuation them safety of the the boats at the Leeward Marina I've been told that it should be tips. installation of additional jacks or are broken? completed by Feb. 29th. relocation of existing jacks. Medical Adviser Contributed by the staff U.S. Naval Hospital the Capt. Paul Campbell, MSC, USN, Commanding Officer Scoop Safety comes first at work Deer Point BOO meeting Banking hours for Jan. 29 On-the-job safety meahs freedom from accidents. The Deer Point Bachelor Officer's Central Fidelity Bank will be open from According to the National Quarters Advisory Board will meet Feb. 4, 9 a.m. to noon, Friday, Jan. 29. We will Safety Council, over 2.2 at 3:30 p.m. in the Bachelor Officers' close at noon in observance of Cuban million injuries occur from Quarters Lounge. American Friendship Day. work-related accidents each year, and approximately MCX Dive Shop reminder Fil-Am Club meeting 12,000 deaths occur each year, not to mention wasted The Marine Corps Exchange Dive Shop The Fil-Am Club will hold a pot luck time, production and ma- would like to remind all divers to pick up meeting Sunday, Jan. 31, at noon. terials. f their tanks. The 24-hour policy is Elections will be conducted. All members 10 a- Work-related injuries occur effective now and will remain so for the are encouraged to attend this meeting and from being hit by falling or safety of MCX customers. participate in running the club. moving objects, falling against or off something, COMNAVBASE Hail and Farewell MCX Valentine's Day jewelry sale inhaling toxic chemicals, electrical hazards, and ex- a. Follow all procedures There will be a COMNAVBASE Hail and The Marine Corps Exchange is having a posure to extreme tempera- b. Follow operating in- Farewell Saturday, Jan. 30. Tickets are Valentine's Day jewelry sale featuring tures. structions of all equipment available from your command representative diamond goods, charms, chains, bracelets What causes accidents? C. Do not overload equip- or at the Officer's Club until 4 p.m. and pearls. Come buy your favorite Attitudes set the stage for ment Thursday, Jan. 28. Only 25 tickets will be Valentine something pretty. Sale dates are injury. Being tired, for- --Wear protective clothing if available at the door. Feb. 1-14. getful, lazy, disobedient, your job requires it hot-headed, inexperienced, -- Beware of electrical Red Cross needs volunteers Sleepy-Time Story Hour careless, etc., can trigger hazards accidents. Some work con- -- Use good body mechanics The Red Cross office is in need of The Naval Base Library is having a ditions that cause accidents when lifting any object volunteers to work at some of the local Sleepy-Time Story Hour on Tuesdays, from 7 are: poor lighting, improper --Get help moving heavy loads commands. No experience is necessary. All to 8 p.m., for children 3 to 6 years old. ventilation, clutter, wet or --Watch where you are going that is needed is the desire to get They're welcome to wear their pajamas and slippery floor, improper So, protect your health, involved and the time. Residents who would bring their favorite stuffed animal. stacking or storage of your job and your pocketbook. like to get involved in supporting their Accompanying adults will find an hour of equipment. Be aware of potential safety community should call the Red Cross office entertainment in the library for their own 0 Preventive measures: hazards and guard against at 4676 for information. leisure. --Do your job properly them. Officer's Club Hail and Farewell 'No school' notice The Officer's Club Hail and Farewell There will be no school for children at Committee will meet Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 3 both the elementary and high school To the editor _ p.m. in the COMNAVBASE conference room. Friday, Jan. 29 and Monday, Feb. 1.

Editor: Mail orderly training Pack-out program There is a mandatory training for all Will you be making a move from great job of being Once again the Marine wives have done a personnel who have turned in mail orderly Guantanamo Bay in the next few months? for unaccompanied Marines special. The Christmas Gift Boxes applications to the Post Office, and are Cindy Portner and Ron Clapper from Jet and hard work of a went off well because of the support waiting for appointment as mail orderly, Forwarding will be conducting a program number of good people. at 9 a.m., Feb. 3, at the Family Service just for you. Learn how to prepare your I want to take this opportunity to thank all those who Center training room. Topics include the home before the packers get there. Help baked cookies and helped pack the boxes. Thanks to the following: Mail Security, Mailroom the packers help you with your move. The students at the elementary school and the Girl Scouts who Operating Procedures, and Mail Handling. presentation will be a the Family Service decorated the boxes, making each box special for the Marines. Any other mail orderlies who have not Center Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 4:45 to 6 Thanks also to those Marines who were of special assistance attended the previous classes are welcome p.m. For more information, or to register, in the delivery of the boxes. Most important, a very special to attend. call 4141 or 4153. thank you to those people who served on the committee. It is the cooperation of people like all of you that make Christmas in Guantanamo Bay special. Ombudsman meeting Attention Eagle Scouts! There will be an Onbudsman meeting It is requested that all Guantanamo Bay Laura Young Thursday, Jan 28, at 4:45 p.m. in the Eagle Scouts give their name and mailing Committee Chairman conference room of the Family Service address to Scoutmaster Ron Campbell at Center. A representative from the Legal 4798 during working hours or 3765 after Office will be the guest speaker. All working hours. The upcoming Eagle Court of Entertainment for tonight Ombudsman should should be present. Honor is scheduled for Feb. 8. All movies begin at 7 p.m. Loving and Learning Babysitting class offered Downtown Lyceum Radio Days.Comedy (PG).1:28 An educational group for parents with Red Cross will be sponsoring a McCalla Lyceum infants birth to 1 years, will be offered babysitting class from Feb. 16-19 and from The Kindred.Horror (R).1:33 at the Family Service Center from 6 to Feb. 22-25 from 3 to 4:15 p.m. each day. Marine Lyceum 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, starting Feb. 3, and To be eligible, participants must be 11 or The Wraith.Action (PG-13).1:32 continuing for eight weeks. This older and they must present their ID card Leeward Lyceum participation group allows parents and Feb. 16. Francis.Comedy (NMPS1).1:31 infants to play together and to meet other Class is limited to 13 students and will parents and infants. During the eight be held at the Red Cross building (next to On Channel 2 sessions, learning how your infant grows the Furniture Store). To register, call and develops physically, mentally and 4676 during working hours only. Anyone 4:00 SESAME STREET socially. For more information, or to interested in teaching this class should 5:00 NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK register, call 4141 or 4153. call the Red Cross office for information. 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATE NIGHT 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Bay Dining 7:00 STAR TREK STOPLIGHT INN WARDROOM 8:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Tonight' s Dinner Tonight's Dinner 9:00 (SATNET) STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS Oven-Baked Chicken or Fried Lunpia Curry Chicken Lunch, Wednesday, Jan. 27 Lunch, Wednesday, Jan. 27 Guantanamo Gazette Corned Beef w/Cabbage The Wardroom will be closed. 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The Lunch, Wednesday, opinions and statements that appear herein are not to be construed Jan. 27 Tonight's Dinner as official, or as the official views of the Navy DApartment or Shrimp Louie Steak Night Comander, U.S. Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of Building 760 (Adnin Hill). If you need assistance, please call us at 4819 or 4502. I ____jI

2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, January 26, 1988 New eligibility requirements States schedule elections Tax act includes changes in IRA deductions Tennessee: March 8, August 4 The Tax Reform Act of 1986 either spouse) is an active The new law repeals the IRA included significant changes participant in an employer- deduction previously allowed Tennessee will hold its request a presidential pri- affecting individual retire- maintained retirement plan, for voluntary employee presidential primary on "Sup- mary ballot and then a separ- ment arrangements. the maximum allowable deduc- deductible contributions to a er Tuesday" March, 8, and a ate single FPCA may be used The new rules, which gen- tion for contributions to an qualified plan. Also, be- state primary election Aug. to request ballots for the erally took effect on Jan. 1, IRA will begin to phase out ginning in 1987, taxpayers 4, with the general election state primary and general 1987, include new eligibility when the adjusted gross are allowed to establish an to follow Nov. 8. election ballots if both pri- requirements for individuals income reaches $25,000 IRA by investing in certain Candidates to be elected mary and general are checked who claim deductions for an ($40,000 for a married cou- gold and silver coins issued include President, Vice Pre- in the FPCA. Ballots are IRA. The new eligibility ple). When the adjusted gross by the United States. sident, one U.S. Senator, mailed approximately 30 days requirements are based on the income reaches $35,000 Other basic tax rules con- nine U.S. Represenatives and before the election. Party size of the taxpayer's ($50,000 for a married cou- cerning IRAs have not been various state offices during affiliation must be proven adjusted gross income and ple), no deductions are affected by the new law. 1988. when requesting a primary whether the taxpayer is an allowed for IRA contribu- Taxpayers may continue to Members of the U.S. armed election ballot. tive participant in any tions. establish or contribute funds forces or Merchant Marines Tennessee provides a write- of employer-maintained While many taxpayers may to an IRA at any time during and their spouses and depend- in absentee ballot available tirement plan. have their deductible IRA the tax year and the fol- ents, other residents of Ten- 90 days before an election to Under the new law, taxpay- contributions reduced or lowing year, up to the due nessee temporarily residing armed forces personnel who ers can claim the maximum eliminated due to the new date for filing their tax outside the U.S., and over- will be unable to vote by deduction for IRA contribu- eligibility requirements, return, without extensions. seas electors voting under regular ballot due to tions ($2,000 or 100 percent they will be able to continue Taxpayers who withdraw the Uniformed and Overseas requirements of the military of compensation, whichever is making non-deductible contri- funds from an IRA before age Citizens Absentee Voting Act service. The armed forces less), only if they meet one butions to a new or an exist- 59 1/2 are required to pay an may register temporarily and member may request the spe- of the following criteria: ing IRA. As with the earnings additional 10 percent tax, request an absentee ballot by cial write-in ballot by writ- The individual is not an on deductible IRA con- unless the withdrawal was due submitting a Federal Post ing on the FPCA "I am unable active participant (or in the tributions are not taxed to the death or permanent Card Application (FPCA) to to vote by regular absentee case of a married couple, until distributed to the disability of the taxpayer or reach the county election ballot or in person due to neither spouse is an active taxpayer. This normally was due to a return of commission not later than requirements of military participant) in an employer- happens at retirement, when non-deductible contributions. seven days before the elec- service. I request a special maintained retirement plan the individual may have a Taxpayers may also continue tion. Overseas electors may write-in absentee ballot." during the year, regardless lower taxable income. to make tax-free rollovers, vote only in federal elec- This ballot must be requested of the amount of the tax- The new law also includes either from one IRA to anoth- tions. not earlier than 90 days payer's adjusted gross changes in the rules concern- er or from an employer- One FPCA may be used to before the election. income; or the individual (or ing spousal IRA deductions, maintained retirement plan to in the case of a married qualified voluntary employee an IRA. duple, either spouse) is an contributions and the pur- Additional information Massachusetts: September 20 tive participant in an chase of gold and silver concerning the new rules Absentee voters from Mass- the election. Registration is ployer-maintained retire- coins for an IRA. affecting IRAs is contained achusetts will have the op- waived for the above voters. ment plan and the taxpayer's The spousal IRA provisions in IRS Publication 5901, portunity to select candi- adjusted gross income is less have been changed to elimin- Individual Retirement Ar- Ballots are mailed approxi- dates for President, Vice than $40,000 for a married ate the requirement that the rangements (IRAs). Taxpayers mately 21 days before the President, one U.S. Senator couple or $25,000 for a spouse have no compensation can obtain a copy of the for bal- and 11 U.S. Representatives election. Requests single individual. in the year in order to be publication by writing their lots should be sent 60 days If an individual (or, in eligible for the spousal IRA IRS office or by during 1988. The presidential in order calling primary is Sept. 20, and the before the election the case of a married couple, contribution. 1-800-424-3676. to receive a timely ballot. A state primary is Sept. 20, as separate FPCA is required for of this printing. There is a each election in which you possibility the state primary Round off to wish to vote. Party affil- Navy Resale Activity News date may be changed. The gen- iation must be provided when eral election will be Nov. 8. the nearest Ladouceur requesting a primary election t - Lt.Cmdr. G.J. Members of the U.S. armed - OIC, NAVRESALEACT forces and Merchant Marines ballot. dollar when and their spouses, depend- Ballots voted by persons Query: Your response to the system does not allow its ents, and other Massachusetts within the U.S. must be re- figuring out residents temporarily ceived by the close of polls individual who turned in a employee or their relatives residing outside the U.S., on election day. Primary or security guard at the Mini to participate in any of its and overseas citizens voting local election ballots voted your taxes Mart for jamming the sign-up contest or drawings. To allow under the Uniformed and outside the United States box for a drawing was totally them to participate in Taxpayers should consider Overseas Citizen Absentee must also be received by the wrong. What you should have drawings will leave us open rounding off amounts to the Voting Act may request close of polls. General done is terminated the to charge of contest tam- nearest dollar when figuring ballots for the presidential election ballots voted employee immediately. You pering, no matter how far re- their federal income taxes. primary election by submit- outside the U.S. are counted seem to be more concerned moved the employee is from When taxpayers round off one ting a Federal Post Card Ap- if postmarked by election day that the base residents the particular department dollar item, however, they plication (FPCA) to the local and received by the city or understood that he or she was that is holding the contest. must round off all amounts. city or town clerk no later town clerk not later than 10 not eligible. People on the Amounts under 50 cents should than noon on the day before days after the election. be dropped. For example, base are getting tired of no The employee in question $19.21 becomes $19. Amounts one being accountable in the was new and did not know he from 50 cents to 99 cents Navy Exchange system when was ineligible to par- Florida: March 8, September 6 should be increased to the employees do something wrong. ticipate. He was therefore Florida will hold its pre- neest higher dollar, so Why don't we make an example let go with a warning. quests should be mailed early sidential primary March 8, $19.50 becomes $20. of somebody and let the base However, if he had been to insure timely delivery of know you will not tolerate employed with us for a longer along with 15 other states. a ballot. The state primary in Florida .Taxpayerswho round off are this type of employee abuse period of time and was aware Federal portions of the is Sept. 6, with a runoff kely to make fewer errors of the system. Enough is that he could not par- ballot voted by persons out- Oct. 4. Ten U.S. Representa- in math, because they do not enough. ticipate, more severe side the U.S. are counted tive seats are up for elec- if have to work with decimal disciplinary action would postmarked or dated not later points. Reply: The Navy Resale have been taken. tion. The general election is Nov. 8. than the day of the election and received up to 10 days Members of the U.S. armed AUTOS two redwood chairs and one chase forces or Merchant Marines after the general election or '68Chevy Impala runs good, lounge, no cushions, $60. Call presidential primary. 3755. and their spouses and depend- ents, other Florida residents An oath taken before a com- '79 AMC hatchback runs great, Solid brass bed, queen-size, temporarily absent from their missioned officer, notary, or carb. just rebuilt, has had a $350; twin-size antique iron county, and overseas citizens recent tune-up, also has new beds, $75/pair; small desk and other authorized official starter and a new stereo and chair, mission style, $25; boy's voting under the Uniformed must accompany requests for s, $600. Call Charley at 4462 bike, $25. Call 2778 AT. and Overseas Citizens registration. The oath on the the Absentee Voting Act (Federal MISCELLANEOUS ballot return envelope must '81 Datsun 720 pickup with 19 in. black and white RCA TV elections only) may register also be sworn to before an with stand, $45. Call Sandy at camper shell and carpet kit, 5 and request absentee ballots official authorized to admi- spd., AM/FM stereo cassette 2236 AWH or 7235 DH. pyer, good cond. Call 2276 for all elections in a nister oaths or by two wit- $aler Leather aviation-style jacket calendar year. nesses over the age of 18. All items for "the Saler" size 42-44, $75. Call 2322 AT. Requests for registration must be subnitted on 8 1/2 by BOATS Party affiliation must be SERVICES must reach the supervisor of 11 in. paper, 40 words 15 1/2 ft. tri-hull with Cleaning for final inspection. provided when registering maximum, each item to be sold trailer, good cond., 25 hp. We elections at least 30 days and/or requesting an absentee Evinrude needs tune-up, $600. accept short notice and stand should be on a separate sheet final with you. Call Clarice at before the election, but re- ballot. and all ads must be signed Call 3275 AWH. 26, Phyllis at 3109, or Kay at and have a phone number. Deadlines: For Mon. and 16 ft. fiberglass sail boat Tues. the ads must be sub- including all safety equip., 3., Dressmaking and all types of Voting assistance information mitted by Friday noon. For outboard. Can be seen at main clothing for men, women and Thurs. and Fri. the ads marina, boat's name is "Misty" children. Call 6071 AT. For voting assistance lo- EMC Bailey, 4898; PWD, UTCS should be in by Wed. noon. 000. Call 3733 AWH or 240 STEREO EQUINE cally, contact the following Blackmon, 4126; Supply, DPC Ads run for 2 days then you Pair of Sansui SP-1000 speakers individuals: must resubmit. Potts, 4616; and Security, No ads are max. power 50 w., $50. Call 2744 Admin, taken over the phone except FURNITURE between 5 and 7 o.m. YNC Abbott, 4511; MAC Holt, 4145. for Leeward residents. Bedroom suite, darkwood, canes BCT, RMC Mead, 4788; Chap- Questions which with headboard, night stand TWO-WHEELERS cannot be Bring ads to PAO, Bldg. lain's Office, RP1 Bourgeois, answered locally may be re- 760, Adun. Hill. dresser with mirror and chest of '85 Honda Elite, AM/FM stereo drawers, $350. Call 3861 AT. radio, licking trunk, 2 helmets, 2323; Clubs, Mr. Gorinac, ferred to the Director, Fed- cover, rain suit, cargo net, 2304; Intel, Sgt. Bell, 4210; eral Voting Assistance Two all-wood end tables and one owners manuals, tool kit. Excel. Pro- FOUND coffee table, $75 or best offer. cond., only 3,200 miles. NBCPO, Ms. B.J. Simpson, gram, Department of Defense, Glasses with black frame in Call 2322 AT. Original owner, $1 900. Call 4101; Operations, OSC Rodri- Room 1B457, Pentagon, Wash- Carole 7242 WIorH black case. Call 3921 AT. 43 AWH. quez, 4849; Ordnance, GMG2 ington, DC 20301, or APPLIANCES One butcher block dinette table call -cup Mr. Coffee coffee maker, and four padded chairs. Like new Ceramic elephant table and Stafford, 4679; PAO, JOC aucovon 225-0663 or commer- 10. Call 2322 AT. cond., $190. Patio furniture; stool. Call 2322 AT. Smith, 4502; Port Services, cial (202) 695-0663.

Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, January 26, 1988 3 Sports

Hospital drops game to Leeward Point, 50-43 Pro and college scores By JOSA Dirk Rose points. He was aided by Joe getting support by Truitt and NHL scores Utah Jazz 119 Medley who tossed in two Reynolds, keeping Leeward Edmonton Oilers 6 Cleveland Cavaliers 96 In Captain's Cup basketball buckets for four points. Point on top. Pittsburgh Penguins 4 last night, Leeward Point Three other Hospital players Although Hospital played a Milwaukee Bucks 108 it was a survived a second half rush scored in the half. strong second half, Calgary Flames 11 Golden State Warriors 105 by Hospital to post a 50-43 However, the wind was taken classic tale of too little, Toronto Maple Leafs 3 victory. out of their sails toward the too late, and Leeward Point College scores The first half started end of the half as Nash took held on to win, 50-43. Buffalo Sabres 5 (4) Duke 81 0 strong for Leeward Point, the fast break and casually Leading scorers for the New Jersey Devils 2 Stetson 78 with the offensive machinery decided to do the two-handed winners were Nash with 14 moving together to open up a stuff routine. points, Truitt with 12, and (11) Pittsburgh 90 12-point halftime lead. Mark At the end of the first Reynolds with 10. NBA scores Providence 56 Truitt blended into the half, Leeward Point was Hospital was led by Medley Washington Bullets 118 players, only to spring out ahead, 28-16. with eight, and Meadows, Philadelphia 76ers 117 (18) Iowa 104 to toss in the scoring shot. In the second half, Jimmy Cook, Brown, and Dunn (overtime) Wisconsin 89 Truitt posted eight Hospital came alive and each added six. first-half points while started to move the ball and Leeward Point improved over playing a limited amount of frustrate Leeward Point into their last game in the free Tyson's next stop, Japan time. taking bad shots. throw area, converting 2-6 Along with Truitt, center Gerald Brown and Joe Dunn, for a .333 percentage, while By Associated Press Tyson's next fight will be Rick Nash, forward James who were both held scoreless Hosptial went 5-14 from the in Tokyo, almost halfway Reynolds, and forward Walter in the first half, both line. The television anchorwoman around the world. He's sche- Burns kept the team moving, scored a quick six points and Leeward Point's next game introducing a sports announ- duled to take on Tony Tubbs each scoring six points in Hospital moved closer to is Wednesday, Jan. 27, at cer last Saturday night said, in the Japanese metropolis the half. Leeward Point. 7:30 p.m., against NAVSTA "And now for the news about March 21. It probably will do Steve Meadows kept Hospital However, again Nash played Blue, while Hospital waits the latest threat to Mike well at the box office. The afloat in a swirling mass of the spoiler and took control, until Friday, Jan. 29, to Tyson." Japanese sporting public wi black jerseys, sinking six scoring eight points and take on PSD at 7:30 p.m. She did say threat. The be curious to see Tyson boxing world is virtually awesome force. unanimous -- Michael Spinks Did somebody mention NSGA/Co. "L" demolishes PSD, 70-28 being the only exception -- Spinks, the only logical op- in believing By JOSA Dirk Rose NSGA/Co. "L" opened up their sound, NSGA/Co. "L" was that the only ponent for Tyson? There was usual fast-paced running riding a 70-28 victory. threat to Tyson is old age. talk over the weekend about money. Neither camp is satis- In Captain's Cup basketball style, and PSD, well, they Top scorers for NSGA/Co. That's a long way off, Mike action last night, PSD took were just along for the ride. "L" were Tyson with 17, fied with the terms that were is 21 years old. For at least discussed. The fight will be another merciless beating, In the second half, NSGA/Co. Singleton with 16, and Scott five years, if he continues falling to NSGA/Co. "L", "L" outscored PSD, 35-12. with 15 points. made, of course. It will be a training hard, he can only big-money bout, perhaps the 70-28. This time the culprit was PSD was led by Cook with get better. Heavyweights tra- NSGA/Co. "L" opened up a Spencer Scott. Playing eight points and supported by biggest of all time. Spinks ditionally peak in their mid thinks he knows how to beat major halftime lead, stuffing limited time in the first four other players with four and late 20's. PSD 35-16. half and scoring only two points each. Tyson. All he has to do is Dale Tyson lead NSGA/Co. points, Scott was a blaze in PSD went 2-5 from the line, The fight Friday night convince Mike. He will take a "L" in the first half, the cage, swishing shot after making both shots in the against Larry Holmes was both powerful lot of convincing. slamming 11 points on four shot with his left-handed first half due to NSGA/Co. ludicrous and sad. It was sad baskets and going 3-3 from jumper. By the end of the "L's" low foul total. because Holmes should have the free throw line. Vic half Scott totaled 13 points, NSGA/Co. "L" was a little stayed home. He has a shell Singleton and Mark Hall both with Singleton scoring eight better off, getting 15 of a once very good fighter. played the clean-up jobs, and Tyson with six. chances at the line, but only Never great but always very each scoring eight points PSD was led by Cook and scoring on six. good. when Tyson wasn't swishing Michael Loeber, who tallied NSGA/Co. "L" and PSD both It was ludicrous because baskets. four points each. play Friday, Jan. it 29, with never resembled a contest. PSD was paced by Ben Toward the end of the NSGA/Co. "L" taking the early Jackson, Bobby Stanford and second half Tyson added game at 6 p.m. against NAVSTA Holmes ran and clinched for three rounds, Lamar Cook who each scored insult to injury by stuffing Gold, and PSD taking the late tried to do some fighting four points. home his last two points. game at 7:30 p.m. against in the fourth In the second half, By the end of the buzzer's Hospital. and was blown out of the ring. He was lucky to escape Yankees end negotiations for Kirk Gibson damaging injury. The New York Yankees indi- One of those seven, desig- season. Greene scores 5 millionth cate an already high payroll nated hitter Juan Beniquez, Seattle reliever Edwin Nun- forced the club to end elected to re-sign with the ez reached a contract agree- negotiations with free agent Toronto Blue Jays. Terms of ment nine days before his point in history of the NBA slugger Kirk Gibson. General the contract were not scheduled arbitration hear- By United Press the Cleveland Cavaliers. T manager Lou Piniella says the revealed. Obtained from Kan- ing. Although terms of the International league office set up a direct Yankee payroll "is the sas City last July, Beniquez contract were not disclosed, line with the scorer's table highest in baseball as is." batted .251 with eight home it's believed the Mariners Ricky Green of the Utah and had been calculating the The Yankees recently signed runs and 47 RBIs with the originally offered Nunez Jazz became a part of NBA points in all three NBA games free agent Jack Clark, first Blue Jays and Royals last $310,000. He had been seeking history Monday night. Monday night. Green's shot baseman Don Mattingly and re- year. $420,000. He sank a three-point shot increased the total to 5 mil- liever Dave Righetti to The Los Angeles Dodgers say from the top of the key at lion and one. multi-million dollar con- they've signed first baseman- In Chicago, Cubs chairman the third-quarter buzzer to tracts. Gibson was one of outfielder Franklin Stubbs to John Madigan warns that register the 5 millionth The ball was autographed by seven players declared free a new one-year contract. failure to install lights at point in NBA history. Green and will be sent to the agents last Friday by arbi- Stubbs hit .233 with 16 Wrigley Field could prompt Green's 24-foot shot gave NBA Hall of Fame in Spring- trator Thomas Roberts. homers and 52 RBIs last the team to leave the city. the Jazz a 92-67 lead over field, Mass.

Discover the thrill of diving with Tom Discover scuba diving by attending Kim Peterson at his PADI Open Water Dive Bailey's audio visual program "Diving course scheduled to begin Monday, Feb. 1, at 6 is.", Thursday, Jan. 28, at 6:30 p.m. in the Area athletics p.m. in the NAS training room. Gold Hill barracks B complex lounge. The cost is $160 and includes one open water The presentation is free and open to the study kit, buoyancy compensator vest with public. Scuba diving classes inflator hose, scuba tank with air, regulator For more information, call Kim at 2453. with octopus, and pressure gauge. Recreation Services along with Dan Brasher are Students must provide their own mask, snorkel, Youth activities sponsoring a Rescue diver course Monday, fins, booties, gloves and weight belt. Feb. 1, at 6 p.m. in the FTG classroom. In addition, a physical exam must be completed Help raise funds for the Pre-Teen club by The fee is only $140. Registrations are being prior to the first pool session. Forms can be recycling aluminum cans. taken at the Recreation Services Information picked up at the time of registration at the The Youth Center staff is asking that Office at 3845. Leeward Point Community Center. Pree-Teens bring clean, crushed cans to the For more information, call Dan at 3129. For more information, call 6009 or Tom at center Monday through Friday until 5:30 p.m. for Bill Evans is offering a Rescue Diver 6486. drop off. The Prr-Teen Club will be provided a class beginning Monday, Feb. 8, at 6 p.m. in receipt for the cans. At this time, the club the FTG training room. The cost is $140 and will All dive classes have been cancelled will be given a credit to their account for the include the student's study kit. until Feb. 1, due to trying to limit the demand appropriate amount of money. To register, stop by the Recreation Services on air. For more information, call your Initially, the price per pound will be $.10. Information Office. For more information, call instructor or the Recreation Services So help out your club by donating aluminum cans Bill at 3604. Information Office at 3845. for recycling. i

4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, January 26, 1988