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Virginia trains heavily in damage control and ship's conning

By STG1 Michael C. Dryden latest weapons delivery systems. Her combat-weapons hardware includes "Hard charger" is a term applied ASROC, LAMPS (light airborne multi- to USS Virginia (CGN 38) during her purpose system) helicopter and the training in Gitmo recently. latest long range sonar. Coast Guard Capt. Jack Cadigan, Virginia is 585 feet long overall who as training liaison officer rode and has a load displacement of 10,500 the ship nearly every day of her tons. She is powered by two nuclear stay, said the ship was trained reactors which can drive her in ex- especially heavy in the areas of cess of 30 knots. Her nuclear reac- damage control and "ship's conning." tors, which contain enough fuel for Cadigan, who is attached to Gitmo's about 10 years of operation, provide Fleet Training Group, said Virginia Virginia with high speed endurance was also heavily trained in all vital to our Navy's nuclear powered other areas. He also said, task force concept. "Virginia, being the first of its The latest developments in automa- class in Guantanamo to undergo tion and labor saving innovations training at Fleet Training Group, has are incorporated in Virginia, which set guidelines for other ships of lis manned by 28 officers and 445 her class to follow." enlisted men. Her commanding offic- Virginia, the first ship of a new er, Capt. George W. Davis, Jr., has class of nuclear powered guided mis- skippered USS Widgeon (MSC 208), USS sile cruisers, underwent training Joseph K. Taussig (DE 1030) and USS here from Nov. 29 to Dec. 10. The Richard L. Page (DEG 5) and was reac- eighth ship to bear the name of tor officer of USS Enterprise (CVN "The Old Dominion" state, she was 65) from 1970-1973. commissioned in Norfolk Sept. 11, NEW BREED: USS Virginia, tirst snip ur a new class of nuclear powered 1976. guided missile cruisers, spent a large amount of time underway during a Her mission is to operate offen- Wright interviewed recent refresher training session in Gitmo. However, an enterprising sively in the presence of air, sur- "Gitmo" photographer did manage to frame her once during an in-port period face, or subsurface threats either on Face the Nation at the Atlantic Fleet training base. (Photo by PH1 W.H. Chesterfield II) independently or with nuclear power- ed or conventional strike forces. WASHINGTON (UPI)--The new House Virginia, the sixth nuclear powered Democratic leader, Jim Wright of Kissinger returns from last foreign cruiser, is equipped with a fully Texas, says he expects to use sur- trip integrated combat system and the plus funds from his 1976 campaign to pay off obligations dating back talks on black majority rule for to earlier elections. Rhodesia. Social Democrats lead In a television interview, CBS' Kissinger returned after a five- "Face the Nation", Wright said he day trip to the NATO Ministerial was unaware special interests had Council meeting and two days of in Portuguese elections made significant contributions de- talks with British and African of- spite reports of such giving. He ficials in London. LISBON (AP)--The opposition Social said most contributors to his cam- British and American officials Democrats took an early lead as paign this year gave $100 or less. confirmed that a compromise is now first returns were counted from yes- Wright's comments came in response being put together which is designed terday's Portuguese local elections, to a Washington Star report that he to meet black African objections voting that could weaken the shakey raised more than $132,000 for his to white Rhodesian control of sever- socialist government. campaign, more than a third from al key ministries during the transi- Officials say the Social Democrat special interest groups, although he tion to black majority rule. lead is based on returns from faced no primary opposition and only According to the officials, the northern Portugal, where the party token opposition in the November plan involves a British resident is expected to run strong. election. commissioner, who would be the Police say there were scattered Wright promises there will be no WASHINGTON (UPI)--Henry Kissinger equivalent of chief of state of bomb explosions, but that most whitewash of allegations the South returned from his 41st, and last, Rhodesia. British officials also areas were peaceful. No injuries Korean governmentt attempted to buy foreign trip as secretary of state would man the key positions of min- have been reported. influence in Congress. He says a yesterday, and newsmen were told ister of defense and law and order. With votes from 203 of more than House Ethics Committee investigation that U.S. officials believe an In the original Kissinger Plan 4,000 districts counted, the Social of the matter will not be a witch Anglo-American compromise plan will which was negotiated last summer, Democrats had about 34 per cent. The hunt. break the deadlock at the Geneva those posts were to be held by white right-wing Social Democratic center Rhodesians, but the Geneva confer- had 26 per cent; the Socialists, 25 ence has come close to a breakdown per cent, and the Communist-con- Kidnaping claimed over that point. trolled United People's Electoral Newsmen aboard the Kissinger plane Front, nine per cent. were told that American officials Final results are not expected by left-wing extremists had the impression that the Anglo- before late today. The local con- American compromise, as it is now tests are widely viewed as a refer- evolving, would be acceptable to the endum on the four-month-old regime World News Digest MADRID (UPI)--Left-wing extremists black representatives at Geneva. of Socialist Premier Mario Soares. LOS ANGELES (ukI)--A 41-year-old yesterday claimed responsibility for California foundry operator has been the kidnaping of the president of freed on $15,000 bond pending a Spain's powerful council of state, Smith goes home after hearing new ideas court appearance Friday on charges but police said they still lacked of stockpiling weapons. Police say "full confirmation" of the identity the tons of military arms he had in of the abductors. GENEVA (UPI)--Rhodesian Premier his possession may represent the Authorship of Saturday's kidnaping Ian Smith flew back to Salisbury yes- largest secret arsenal found in of Antonio Maria De Oriol, terday after hearing some new ideas California history. Donald Wiggins Spain's fourth-ranking government from Britain at the Rhodesian confer- was arrested after police discovered official, was claimed by the "rev- ence and saying he likes them no more the weapons some 60 miles north of olutionary antifascist and patriotic than earlier British suggestions. Los Angeles. group lst of October." It is a Smith pulled out of Geneva after a mysterious left-wing urban guerrilla meeting with British conference organization which murdered four chairman Ivor Richard who in turn had WASHINGTON (UPI)-It's possible Madrid policemen on Oct. 1 last year just flown in from discussions in the U.S. Supreme Court may reach a and has since been involved in a London. decision today on whether Utah can string of political bombings. "I heard a few new ideas and I like execute Gary Gilmore, as the con- In calls to the newspaper El Pais them no more than the others I had demned killer has requested. The and a communique left in a Madrid heard from the British," Smith said justices have taken under advisement public telephone booth, the group after his 45-minute meeting with a petition by Gilmore's mother that said Oriol was "taken prisoner." It Richard. her son not be executed. threatened to kill him unless the "At the rate the conference is "It's a ghastly thought," the government released 15 left-wing and going, the way it is going, it is premier said. GREENVILLE, S.C. (UPI)--Two of the basque militants serving long sen- not going to get anywhere with or Smith said the conference would five prisoners who escaped Saturday tences or awaiting trial on charges without me," Smith said announcing shortly adjourn but that he and night from a Greenville, S.C., prison of terrorism. his return to Rhodesia in the even- Richard had not agreed on any date are back in jail. Police are check- Oriol, 63, was snatched from his ing. or place for resumption. But a re- ing a three-county area near Green- downtown office by a five-man comman- Smith was asked what he thought cess was necessary to give the black ville, working on the idea the do team armed with suhmachineguns. of the idea of Britain running the nationalists "time to get their feet three remaining escapees would re- Their get-away car was later found Army and police prior to black maj- back on mother Earth and get some main in the area in hopes of aid abandoned in a northern suburb. ority rule in Rhodesia. sanity." from friends and relatives. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 13, 1976 Today's meetings L-- Tomorrow's meetings THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. For morW EXERCISE from 6 to 8 p.m. For L information call Pat Wayne at 98223, more information call Leonard .LI Loretta Siers at 90212 or Beverly Gobert at 90126 AWR. Community Ferreira at 951051. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets to- CUB SCOUTS will meet in the Cub night. For more information call Stout's Hut, 6th St., Villamar at 85697 AT. 7:30 p.m. For more information GITMO COIN CLUB meets in quonset Bulletin call Pat Smith at 97168. hut 1817 behind the old elementary GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at school at 7:30 p.m. For more infor- 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim mation call Reggie Tullis, 97256, or Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club is Carl Harvey, 952243. Board open to all base residents. o CATHOLIC CHOIR PRACTICE will be held in the base chapel at 7 p.m. Anyone interested is encouraged to attend.

Clubs and Organizations MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION Special notices BLUE CARIBE There will be a Men's Golf Associ- The Blue Caribe will be closed for SURE LOSERS ation meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in TELEPHONE EXCHANGE lunch only tomorrow. the club lounge. This meeting will The Sure LosArs Weight Reducing be preceeded by a putting contest The Telephone Exchange collection NAUTICAL LANTERN Club has joined the national organi- starting at 6 p.m. agent hours of business will tempor- TheNautical Lantern zation TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensi- arily change to 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. will offer the following special Friday and bly). Election of new officers will Monday through Friday. These hours DEPUTY GAME WARDENS Saturday: be held Dec. 14 in the quonset hut will be in effect until Jan. 11. located behind the Arts and Crafts There will be a deputy game war- Steamship round, choice of potato, Building at 7 p.m. Anyone wishing den's meeting tonight at 7 in vegetable, rolls and butter, salad, to join, men, women or children, are quonset hut # 1 located near the INDUSTRIAL CLINIC coffee or tea. All for $4.50 per encouraged to attend this meeting. Marine boat shed. person. W Former Sure Losers, come and see the The Industril Clinic is now closed changes. CARIBBEAN ARTS AND CRAFTS until Jan. 10 for patient care. Per- ASSOCIATION sonnel who utilize the Industrial Education BAC MEETING Clinic may pick up their records at APPRENTICESHIP The Caribbean Arts uid Crafts As- the clinic and report to the Naval PROGRAM There will be a BAC meeting tomor- sociation is again offering begin- Hospital for treatment. e regret If you graduated from an 'A' or row at 1:30 p.m. in the Special Ser- ning cake decorating classes. These this inconvenience, however, due to 'C' school and are working as an vices conference room. are nine week courses covering every- staffing shortages over the holiday office machine mechanic, watch-clock thing from basic borders to color- leave periods we are unable to pro- repairer, commercial photographer, CONSOLIDATED RECREATION flow, sugar molding and royal icing vide personnel to .render full serv- :amera repairer, or cook, then you COUNCIL MEETING flowers. The cost is $40 and in- ices at the clinic. can get pertinent information cludes all classroom materials plus on the National Apprenticeship Program There will be a Consolidated Rec- a basic decorating kit which the ITT OFFICE for active-duty personnel by con- reation Council meeting Thursday at student keeps. Each class is limited tacting ESO, J.T. Savoia, at 85553. 1:30 p.m. in the Special Services to 20 students. There will be a The local ITT office would like to conference room. Monday morning class from 9:30 until remind everyone that Christmas is 11 starting Jan. 17 and a Wednesday the time to call home. If you can't CARIBBEAN ARTS AND CRAFTS afternoon class from 1:30 until 3 be with family and loved ones during Sports ASSOCIATION starting Jan. 26. Registration will this holiday season the second best end Friday so that supplies can be thing is to call. No card or letter JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE The Caribbean Arts and Crafts ordered from the States. You can can take the place of saying "merry Association will hold its regular register by calling Marsha Collier Christmas Mom." For your conveni- The 1977 Guantanamo Bay Junior monthly meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 64460 or Ruth Fullerton at 90148. ence there are 20 different loca- Flag Football Commission will hold at the workshop on Marina Point. Registration and deposits will also tions on base for you to make that its monthly meeting Dec. 21 at 7 After business, Angela Johnstone be taken at the Arts and Crafts special overseas call through ITT. p.m. at the Boy Scout Hut, 6th will give a free demonstration on Workshop Friday from 5 until 7 p.m. If you have questions concerning the Street, Villamar. The meeting is the use of the banding wheel, a tech- Several five-week advanced courses overseas telephone service call open to all interested parties. nique for painting on ceramics. All will be offered, limited to five 95518. Remember, a merrier Christ- For further information call Dennis interested base personnel- are welcome students per class and the class mas is just a dial away. Mayberry at 90282 or Thelma Burchett to attend. For more information call time will be arranged by the stu- at 951069. To insure a 1977 season Paul Olds at 85888 or 64347 DWH. The dents. Prerequisite for this ad- NEX JOB OPENING we need someone to start a booster workshop provides free babysitting in vanced class is any cake decorating club and donation drive. the children's room. class. These are the last classes The Navy Exchange has the the fol- that Mrs. Collier will be offering lowing job opening: in Gitmo. Commissary-Exchange YOUTH FOR CHRIST A part-time checker/cashier is needed in the Mini Mart. The hours Youth for Christ meets each Tues- are Fridays 4 to 9:30 p.m., Satur- day at 7:30 p.m. in CARIBBEAN SKIPPERS the Youth Fel- days 2 to 9:30 p.m., Sundays 1 to lowship Building at McCalla Chapel. AUFENGER PHOTOS The Caribbean Skippers CB Radio 9:30 p.m. and Mondays 4 to 9:30 p.m. For more information contact 90148 Club will have a Christmas party For more information call 85348. AT. The Navy Exchange Personalized for children Saturday at Deer Park Service Center has received all of from 1 to 3 p.m. For more infor- CIVIC COUNCIL PAYDAY BANK HOURS the finished portraits from Aufenger mation call 99176 or contact Pee Studios in Norfolk and they are Wee on Channel 7. Santa will be The Fidelity American Bank would The Civic Council will hold a available to be picked up. The hours there. like to announce that because of meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for the center are: at the Caribbean Arts and Crafts military and civilian paydays falling together on Wednesday this building. This is a very important Sunday CLOSED month, their hours that day only meeting as a vote will be taken SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS ROSTER Monday CLOSED will be from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. to amend the constitution. All Tuesday 10:00 - 5:30 All clubs and organizations please and again at 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. members are urged to attend. People Wednesday 10:00 - 5: 30 contact Special Services for an up- in housing are invited to attend. Thursday 12:00 - 5:30 date of the Special Interest Groups For futher information, call Judy Friday 10:00 - 5:30 Roster. Call 951160 DWH. Goodbar at 90251. Entertainment Saturday 10:00 - 3:00 BAKE SALE For more information, you may call COMPANY 'LI WIVES CLUB 85389 DWH. The Catholic Ladies' Auxiliary NAUTICAL LANTERN CHRISTMAS Company 'L' Wives Club will have Iwill have a bake sale Saturday in DINNER their monthly meeting tomorrow front of the Navy Exchange from 10 The Nautical Lantern will serve U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, at 14-B Granadillo Point. This month a.m. until sold out. BASE CUBA Christmas dinner Dec. 25 from noon is our Christmas meeting, so bring to 3 p.m. After exchanging gifts your gifts, around $2 please. We and watching the children open pre- are also having elections so every- W.T. SAMPSON SCHOOLS sents, let the Nautical Lantern one is asked to attend. For more W.T. Sampson schools, grades K-12, serve your Christmas dinner in a information, call Pat Smith at will be closed beginning for relaxed atmosphere. The meal will 97168 AT. Bee,-a++ the holiday season. School will re- be the traditional Christmas dinner Capt. JohnH.Mc~onnell Cpt.aviAdW. DeC k sume Jan. 3. The nursery school and will be served smorgasbord fa- Comader Coanding Oficer OFFICERS HAIL AND FAIRWELL will close and reopen the same dates. shion. The menu consists of roast Tom turkey, baked ham, roast beef, LCdr. Michael Cherry. PublicAffaire Officer U.S. Naval Station quarterly buttered corn, garden peas, dressing, WZ2 Mike Senft .Reporter Reporter "hail and fairwell" party for all sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, JTJo3 Clayton Scatte. WATER STATUS l Bi l B . . .,... . .,.. bEdi r departing and arriving officers and gravy, cranberry sauce, salad, cof- civilian equivalents will be held YESTERDAY' FIGURES fee, tea and dessert. The price for .Gle.,published according to the today from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the this enjoyable all-you-can-eat din- mlsandregulations fr ship ad nationn newspapers ner of the Nvl. p,,pblir.afTfi. officer. Printed COMO Club patio. All those interes- TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,OOU will be $5 for adults and $2.50 five timesweekly.at govemmlent ene:Iai.goment *ted in attending are asked to make ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,301,000 for children under 10. Make your equipment. the pin ion srr. 1 wies reservations with CWO Finister no TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,139,000 reservations now by calling 951170 hr Dpareflctigthe viapws.rCp se or th .par he Navy.h later than Thursday. or 95530. Page3 Monday, December 13, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette

Simon resents *gressional interference FTG weekly ship schedule

DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF SHIP HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE

WASHINGTON (UPI)--Outgoing Treas- USS Johnston DD-821 Cdr. D.C. Robison Jr. Nov. 19 Lcdr. Kreassig Dec. 15, 1976 ury Secy. William Simon says con- USS Coontz DDG-40 Cdr. S.O. Nunn III Dec. 14 Lcdr. Houk Dec. 19, 1976 gressional committees demand so many "show and tell" appearances from cab- inet officials that it leaves them very little time to run their depart- Fukuda likely choice as Japan's prime minister ments. In an interview with UPI, Simon TOKYO (UPI)--Takeo Fukuda, one of premier tomorrow, blamed disruption noted that on two occasions during the most likely choices as Japan's of party unity resulting from the energy crisis he was called to chief executive, has enough support Japan's $12 million Lockheed Air- testify three times a day while try- in the ruling Liberal-Democratic craft Corp. payoff scandal for the ing to run his 120,000-man agency. party to succeed outgoing Prime LDP setback. Then, as he put it, "they wonder why Minister Takeo Miki, political The conservative ruling party, things go wrong." sources reported yesterday. which has been in power almost con- Although Simon says he has benefit- tinuously in post-war Japan, won ted from some of those congressional Fukuda, 71, former deputy defense 249 seats, seven short of a majority appearances, he still favors consol- minister, emerged as one of the in the 511-seat law-making lower idating congressional appearances to likeliest choices for the premier- house of parliament. But it managed down on the three-to-four days a ship following Miki's decision to to cling to power with the joining he must spend on Capitol Hill. step down because of the major set- They said, however, Fukuda has to later of nine victorious conservative back his LDP suffered in general overcome twists and turns resulting independents. elections a week ago. from opposition by young members of Jack Cassidy The sources in the LDP said most the party who demand resignations of Some doctors oppose party seniors have voiced their sup- all LDP leaders who they claim are port for Fukuda as new party presi- responsible for the election setback. dies in fire dent, a post that carries with it Miki, in expressing his readiness Swine Flu shots the prime ministership. to resign as party president and LOS ANGELES (UPI)--Actor Jack (UPI)--Private physicians appar- Cassidy was burned to death yester- ently aren't pushing their patients day in a fire that swept his pent- PLO discusses future strategy very hard to get Swine Flu shots. house apartment in West Hollywood, Surveys commissioned by the Calif., apparently after he fell DAMASCUS (UPI)--The Executive Rejection Front, the three groups National Center for Disease Control asleep on a sofa after a party. Committee of the Palestine included the Popular Front for the show that some doctors are either Positive identification came some Liberation Organization met under Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), the opposed to the inoculation program, hours after the early-morning fire. chairman Yasir Arafat yesterday to Iraqi-backed Arab Liberation Front or are lukewarm in supporting it. The Los Angeles coroner's office discuss the future strategy of the (ALF) and the National Struggle The surveys, conducted in October says the body of the 49-year-old guerrilla movement. Front. and November, show that most of the Cassidy was so badly burned it had All three groups had suspended public learned about the immuniza- to be identified with the aid of The meeting was attended by their membership in the PLO Executive tion program from the news media, dental records. Zuheir Mohsen, leader of the Syrian- Committee in protest against the not their doctors. The actor's agent, Roland Perkins, backed guerrilla organization, known leaderships "compromising policy on Despite announced support from the says identity also was established as Saiqa, and the arch rival of the Middle East question." A state- American Medical Association and through a signet ring and a relig- Arafat. ment issued Saturday said, "Nothing other health groups, only 35-million as of ious bracelet found on the body in However, three extremist guerrilla has changed over the past two years Americans had been inoculated the fourth floor apartment. groups boycotted the meeting. Gen- to justify the reactivation of our a week ago, far below the program' s The fire forced evacuation of 100 erally known as the Palestinian role in the Executive Committee." expectations. other tenants in the 33-unit build- ing. Cassidy starred in dozens of mus- Ford prepares ical comedies, dramas, TV specials Gitmo and movies. He lived alone, and iends say there had been a party budget proposal the apartment last night. He was divorced from actress Dialogue Shirley Jones. Their son, David, became a rock music star following his appearances on the TV show "The Partridge Family."

Carter to name Dear Editor, ser- I read with interest BM2 Deborah M. Buck's proposal concerning bus vice through the various housing areas in the Tuesday, November 30, like to qASHINGTON (UPI)--Pres. Ford at- Gazette. I was also interested in Mr. Godsey's reply, and would cabinet members tended church yesterday and then re- comment on it. R.I., and Great Lakes, laxed at the White House before a Ga. (AP)--Aides to Pres.- In the past I have had tours of duty in Newport, PLAINS, Navy final week of work on his proposed Ill. At both of those stations base buses regularly ran through elect Jimmy Carter say two, and federal budget and other business While it is true that in Newport the route taken may have possibly three, cabinet appointments housing areas. a yuletide two points on the base proper, it is also to clear the way for can be expected in the coming week. been the shortest route between include a new housing route. And skiing holiday in Colorado. The search for suitable candidates true that the service was expanded to a considerable Aides said Ford spent the after- at Great Lakes the route was also off the main base for recently has centered on treasury noon doing some routine paperwork and defense areas. So there's spec- distance. pro football on tele- half years ago. My question is, has OPNAV- and watching ulation that those are the next ap- I left Newport two and a or was it misused or ignored vision. will make. P44-2 been put into effect since that time, pointments Carter in Gitmo? Ford made the budget his first at those bases? Or is it simply being misinterpreted here Carter attended church yesterday order of business today scheduling in Plains, Ga., and flew to to morning Patrick Fenerty a morning meeting with advisers later in the day for a meet- the federal Atlanta ET1 USN begin a final review of ing with Vice Pres.-elect Walter spending proposals he will submit Mondale and the director of his to Congress next month. The 1978 Dear Editor, talent search, Hamilton Jordan. fiscal year starts Oct. 1. Carter wants as head of The man the Army, Navy and Air Force. News Secy. Ron Nessen said Ford Management OPNAV*P-44-2 is a joint publication of the Office of Budget and is to provide a already has decided basic recommend- Original publication date is January 1962. Its purpose says the nation's economy is likely manage- ations and will finish "some odds single reference source containing policies and guidance for the to get worse before it gets better. vehicle and ends" this week. White House ment of Department of Defense (DOD) administrative use of motor Atlanta banker Bert Lance told aides decline to reveal any details fleet. Time Magazine the economy is not all activi- of Ford's suggested blueprint, one The policy contained in this publication is mandatory for rebounding as some feel it should, law, and the sure to be revised broadly by ties of the Army, Navy and Air Force. It reflects public and he says the problem won't go Department Jimmy Carter soon after he takes public law in question is Title 10, U.S. Code Section 2632. away "without some sort of direct the definition office. of Defense, in an instruction (DOD 4500.36), has expanded action." and Later this week, Ford will wind up code to specifically speak of home to work transportation A long-time adviser to the of this festivities at the White of dependents. holiday President-elect predicts Carter will transportation for the press expansion of bus service to include House with a party cabinet members "a lot of Basically, establishment of or give his is strictly corps and the annual lighting of the a Carter con- housing areas for convenience of personnel and dependents rope." Charles Kirbo, national Christmas tree. prohibited. fidante since 1962, told U.S. News Next Sunday, the President plans and World Report that Carter wants va- J.L. Godsey to depart for a two-week skiing bold, competent and independent Vail, Colo. Cdr., CEC, USN cation with his family in people with him. --Pagel 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 13, 1976 Col lege basketball scores

SCORES FROM SATURDAY Capital 79, Wilmington 40 C. Michigan 120, Oakland 64 EAST Cedarville 91, Greenville 81 Central 94, Nonmouth 89 Adelphi 78, Baruch 58 Cincinnati 122, St. Joseph's, Ind. 78 Albright 96, Upsala 78 Dayton 71, Loyola, Cal. 48 NFL standings Alfred 60, Eisenhower 57 Detroit 133, Iowa Wesleyan 79 Sports scores Albany 91, Geneseo 88 Graceland 81, Wartburg 66 AMERICAN CONFERENCE SCORES FROM YESTERDAY American 72, Delaware 54 Hanover 79, Manchester 71 Eastern Division W L T Army 63, St. Peters 60 OT Heidelberg 73, Adrian 72 Baltimore 11 3 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Bloomsburg 81, Shippensburg 79 Hope 91, Goshen 86 W-New England 11 3 0 Washington 27, Dallas 14 (Redskins Brandeis 78, Amherst 74 Illinois St. 101, San Jose St. 82 Miami 6 8 0 win final playoff spot) Bryant 80, Bridgeport 79 Illinois 67, Nebraska 63 N.Y. Jets 3 11 0 St. Louis 17, New York Giants 14 California, Pa. 66, Alliance 64 Illinois Wesleyan 69, Quincy 51 Buffalo 2 12 0 Cincinnati 42, New York Jets 3 Catholic 78, Rider 68 Indiana St. 80, Ball St. 69 Central Division New England 31, Tampa Bay 14 Cheyney 79, Florida A&M 71 Kalamazoo 84, Aquinas 82 Pittsburgh 10 4 0 Philadelphia 27, Seattle 10 Clarion 79, Indiana, Pa. 70 Miami, Ohio 75, New Orleans 71 Cincinnati 10 4 0 Green Bay 24, Atlanta 20 Delaware Valley 68, Drew 53 Michigan St. 54, E. Michigan 52 Cleveland 9 5 0 Baltimore 58, Buffalo 20 Eastern 91, Larouche 87 Mich. Tech 84, St. Norbert 76 Houston 5 9 0 Denver 28, Chicago 14 Elizabethtown 90, Leb. Valley 55 N. Michigan 78, Wayne St. 62 Western Division San Francisco 27, New Orleans 7 Fredonia St. 102, Pa. St. 89 Northwestern 91, Morningside 80 OT Oakland 13 1 0 Kansas City 39, Cleveland 14 Gannon 89, Buffalo St. 60 Northwood 79, Mercy, Mich. 72 Denver 9 5 0 Oakland 24, San Diego 0 Geneva 74, Thiel 67 Ohio U. 85, Marietta 72 San Diego 6 8 0 Gettysburg 82, Dickinson 68 Ohio Northern 67, Wittenberg 58 Kansas City 5 9 0 Saturday's NFL games Harvard 49, Fordham 48 Olivet Nazarene 86, Concordia 51 Tampa Bay 0 14 0 Minnesota 29, Miami 7 Hobart 78, Clarkson 73 Otterbein 80, Urbana 62 Pittsburgh 21, Houston 0 Hunter 90, Lehman 84 Purdue 72, Louisville 70 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Los Angeles 20, Detroit 17 Jersey City St. 74, Pratt 56 Rio Grande 100, Dyke 67 Eastern Division w L T John Jay 90, N.J.I.T. 62 Rockford 75, Aurora 63 Dallas 11 3 0 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Keene St. 89, Salem St. 79 Saginaw Valley 82, Calvin 81 W-Washington 10 4 0 Phoenix 106, Atlanta 91 Lafayette 89, Wagner 51 SE Missouri 82, Union U. 73 St. Louis 10 4 0 Detroit 110, Kansas City 104 La Salle 112, Biscayne 70 Tarkio 78, Bellevue 56 Philadelphia 4 10 0 Philadelphia 107, Milwaukee 102 Lock Haven 66, Juniata 46 Tiffin 87, Ohio Dominican 56 N.Y. Giants 3 11 0 Houston 96, Seattle 92 Maine 74, Boston U. 67 Tulane 91, St. Louis 86 Central Division Marist 78, Bloomfield St. 70 Tulsa 88, Iowa St. 65 Minnesota 11 2 1 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Mansfield 77, Kutztown 57 Youngstown St. 72, Mt. Union 65 Chicago 7 7 0 Philadelphia 7, Toronto 4 Montclair St. 56, Trenton St. 51 Detroit 6 8 0 N.Y. Rangers 5, Montreal 2 Moravian 76, Swarthmore 49 SOUTHWEST Green Bay 5 9 0 Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 3 Navy 98, George Mason 58 Western Division Detroit 5, Boston 3 New Hampshire 79, Northeastern 67 Arkansas 71, Oklahoma City 60 Los Angeles 10 3 1 N.Y. Islanders 6, Chicago 2 New Hampshire Coll. 80, Windham 52 Bethany Naz. 79, Dallas Baptist 77 San Francisco 8. 6 0 Niagara 63, Buffalo 50 Evangel 72, NE Oklahoma 63 New Orleans 4 10 0 WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Oneonta 66, Oswego 46 Grand Canyon 78, E. New Mexico 61 Atlanta 4 10 0 Houston 3, Indianapolis 1 Pitt.-Johnstown 69, Medaille 33 Howard Payne 82, Waylon Baptist 62 Seattle 2 12 0 Cincinnati 8, Phoenix 0 Plattsburgh St. 64, Binghamton 62 Houston 124, Trinity 67 San Diego 4, Minnesota 2 Point Park 75, Slippery Rock 57 LeTourneau 83, Southwestern 82 W-Wild Card Quebec 5, New England 1 Princeton 46, St. Joseph 43 McMurry Coll. 64, Oklahoma Bapt. 59 Edmonton 5, Birmingham 3 Rhode Island 62, Manhattan 60 North Texas 85, TCU 81 Rochester 67, Cornell 63 N.C.-Charlotte 85, E. Cen. Okla. 69 ThcUnited States SATURDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES St. Bonaventure 84, Villanova 74 Oral Roberts 79, Oklahoma St. 65 of America NAIA Division-One title game St. Francis, N.Y. 42, King's 39 S.F. Austin 94, E. Texas Bapt. 86 Bicentennial Texas A&I 26, Central Arkansas 0 St. John Fisher 100, Houghton 70 SMU 81, Northern Colorado 68 Pioneer Bowl St. John's 86, Rutgers 70 Rice 86, Austin College 66 1776-1976 Montana St. 24, Akron 13 St. Lawrence 80, Rochester Tech 66 Texas A&I 81, Texas Lutheran 77 Bicentennial Bowl S. Connecticut 69, W. Conn. 67 West Texas St. 92, Sul Ross 52 S.C. St. 26, Norfolk St. 10 Spring Garden 61, Lincoln 53 Jr. College Bowl at Pasadena Stony Brook 96, Dominican, N.Y. 74 WEST .Bekersfield 29, Ellsworth, Iowa 14 Syracuse 74, Canisius 59 r Textiles 85, Mount St. Mary 69 Arizona 78, Pacific, Cal. 60 Temple 79, W. Virginia 64 Arizona St. 92, Northwestern 78 Utica 69, Potsdam 58 Bakersfield St. 89, Cal.-Davis 83 Westminster 61, Muskingum, 60 Bible Baptist 122, Wash. Bible 96 i W. Chester 72, E. Stroudsburg 56 Colorado St. 66, Air Force 63 Denver U. 113, Hardin Simmons 85 Pontoon boat, 8X18', complete with Widener 46, Ursinus 26 All ads will be run one time only. Fort Lewis 95, Colorado Coll. 77 submit your ad each time 1975 25 HP Johnson outboard and 9k Wilkes 83, Susquehanna 76 You must Fresno St. 95, St. Vary's, Cal. 81 you want it printed. Ads may be HP Evinrude motor, $1,400. Call SOUTH George Fox 88, E. Oregon 71 submitted by calling 951144 before 991180 AT. Montana St. 75, Wis.-Parkside 65 in one of 4 p.m. or by dropping it New Mexico 113, Hawaii 84 the drop boxes located at the Sylvania 25" color TV in Early Amer- Akron 69, Roanoke 64 Notre Dame 66, UCLA 63 Navy Exchange and Flagship Mess. ican cabinet, $125 or best offer. Appy. St. 68, Wm. & Mary 59 65 NW Nazarene 67, Carroll 65 on the basis 951211 AT. Augusta Coll. 75, Carson Newman Ads which discriminate Call Oregon Tech 61, Humboldt St. 57 of race, sex, creed, color or na- Berea 96, Union, Ky. 79 75, Centre, Ky. 72 Pac.-Lutheran 79, W. Washington 56 tional origin will not be accepted. Fiberglass camper top with tinted Campbellsville 78 Portland St. 88, E. Montana 59 The staff reserves the right to re- windows, to fit long wheelbase truck, C. Newport 86, USC-Aiken Clemson 133, Tennessee Tech 78 Stanford 70, Wisconsin 66 write any ad it deems necessary. $400. Call 99172 AWH. 56 Duke 65, Richmond 63 Texas Tech 66, Wyoming Westminster, Utah 101, Western St. 44 magnum Ruger Super Blackhawk E. Kentucky 80, Robert Morris 61 90 single action, Tennessee St. 70, Madison 60 Special, 7 " barrel, E. Willamette 92, Warner-Pacific 82 for sale $100. Call 98192 AT. ECU 56, N.C.-Wilmington 54 Elizabeth City St. 79, Del. St. 54 SCORES FROM YESTERDAY Trumpet, Olds-Ambassador, excellent Fayetteville 92, York 69 Ventura double pickup solid body condition, case included. Call Fair.-Dickinson 71, Morgan St. 64 Maryland 92, DePaul 74 electric guitar with hard shell 95331 AT. Hampton Inst. 108, Md. Esn. Shore 76 Rio Grande 84, Central St. 72 case, $150. See in GHB, room P101 AT. Kentucky 90, Kansas 63 Baltimore 81, Elmira 55 $225. Call 1964 Corvair, runs good, Ky. Wesleyan 95, Georgetown 80 Dowling 72, Lycoming, Pa. 66 GE refrigerator; 1962 Austin Healey 85532 DWH or contact Reid, GHB, room Knoxville 79, Clark Coll. 56 sportscar. Call Lobdell 95451 AWH. ML02 AWH. Lincoln Mem. 77, Edward Waters 72 Memphis St. 80, Baylor 73 Joan Bolduc wins 1973 VW Thing, orange, excellent wanted Milligan 81, UNC-Asheville 74 condition throughout, available Mid. Tenn. St. 59, Va. C'wealth 50 January. Call Mike at the Gazette Junked Opel to be used for parts. Murray 88, Arkansas Coll. 71 football contest office, 951144, after 10 p.m. Call ET2 Bullard at 85106 DWH. North Carolina 81, Va. Tech 77 N.C. St. 83, Nevada-Reno 70 The winner of this week's Pick 1965 Corvair, low mileage, $550. Washer and dryer. Call 99140 AT. N. Ga. 66, Southern Tech 58 the Pros Football Contest is Joan Call 99152 AWN. Northwestern La. 88, La. Tech 82 Bolduc. She missed two of the games Persons to assist in 1976 National Notfolk St. 77, Xavier 64 played between Saturday and yester- 1971 Ford station wagon, $400. Can Audobon Society Christmas bird count Pikeville 94, Cumberland 83 day. She will receive her choice be seen at Navy Lodge #5, or call for Guantanamo Bay. Some experience Radford 80, Clinch Valley 67 of four different prizes donated by for 97147 AT. in bird identification in the field Tenn.-Chattanooga 100, W. Carolina 76 Special Services and qualifies is required. Contact R.C. Sommers Towson St. 101, C.W. Post 72 the Pro-Play-Offs Grand Prize. Package deal, includes 8X16' pontoon at 85222 DWH or 951165 AWR. VMI 62, Old Dominion 60 94 boat, 14' flat bottom boat, 9 HP Virginia St. 108, Dillard motor, Va. Wesleyan 81, Averett 56 +Red Cross. Johnson motor, 5 HP Johnson Sprvice'a 3 HP Sears air-cooled motor, 2-speec electric trolling motor, 6' cast net, Base policeman and wife need house MIDWEST The Good ice cooler, Coleman lantern, 2 gigs, to sit until Dec. 30. Call 99232 Neighbor. life jackets, 2 spot lights, 3 12- AT. Alma 86, John Wesley 74 volt batteries, battery charger and Anderson 61, Earlham 54 Augustana, Ill. 94, Carthage 78 many extras, $1,000. Call 952238 or lost PRIMARY PHONE 95434 952216 AWH. Bethel 68, Friends 63 Green leather wallet, Princess Bethany 73, Baker 63 ALTERNATE PHONE 85676 Barrel boat, 18X20', $600 or best Gardner, long style. Reward offer- Blackburn, Ill. 69, Siena Hts. 64 offer. Call 64292 DWN or 85677, room ed for return. Call Mrs. Brookbanks Bluffton 85, Findlay 77 202 AWH. at 952244 AWH or 85615 DWH. Bradley 83, Loyola, Ill. 75