Friday's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 26 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 14.80 MIL - 100% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 1.0 ML NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 1.15 ML See page 3 I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 129 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, June 27, 1990 Armored-car robbery takes $10.8 million, raises I Big plans slated for the 4th of July I concern by police of an inside job Come one, come all. Low and McCalla Hangar. AP-Investigators are expected broke into the Sentry Armored Car high bed trailers (floats) are avail- Local participants who have I to give lie-detector tests to two Courier Company office in New able for the asking if residents already reserved their floats are armored-car guards whose truck was York City. want to be in the 4th of July Fleet Training Groups, the Yacht robbed yesterday. About $11 million disappeared, Community Street Parade begin- Club, Fil-Am Club, MWR Child The sheriff of Rochester, N.Y., but authorities say only a fraction of ning at 10 a.m. Development Center and Motor I West Germany - A state court in won'tsay whether therobbery might that amount may have been taken by The parade will begin at Transport Maintenance (Marine West Germany has convicted an in- have been an inside job. Authorities the robbers. Only about one million McCalla Hanger and will end at Barracks.) dustrialist of helping Libya build a do say the armored car was robbed has been recovered, and investiga- Phillips Park. More floats are still available poison gas plant. He's being sen- by at least two men after the guards tors say some of the missing money All organizations are welcome for the 4th of July parade. Reserve tenced to five years in prison for stopped for coffee. may have been previously em- to participate. And if youre not a your float today!! violating export laws. Libya has al- The theft of $10.8 million from bezzled from the company. ways contended the plant south of Tri- part of an orgainzation, Staff Sgt. For more information, contact poli was intended to manufacture an armored car in Rochester, N.Y., -September 12, 1983, a robber G. Martinez says, residents can Committee Chairman Gunnery medicines, but U.S. and West German puts it at or near the top of the list of made off with $7 million from the still decorate a float. Sgt. Rick Frantz or officials say it was built to manufacture large robberies from armored car Wells Fargo Office in Hartford, On July 2nd and 3rd, floats Guillermo Martinez at 2289 or I chemical weapons. services in the United States. Here is Conn., after drugging and tying up a will be available for decoration at 2943. a list of some of the top robberies: driver and office manager. Lithuania - Lithuania's prime min- -November 24, 1983, two ister is making a big request of the -October 20, 1974, robbery of armed men held up a Wells Fargo Baltic republic's parliament. She's $4.3 from a Purolator, Inc., armored car in Memphis, Tenn., The little tug that did asking that the lawmakers suspend building in downtown Chicago. stealing $5.2 million in cash, their declaration of independence from Moscow. The Prime Minister Kazim- -December 19, 1978, thieves $750,000 in negotiable securities ier Prunskiene says in return, Mikhail held up a Wells Fargo Armored and checks, and $500,000 in bonds. Gorbachev has promised to end the truck on Staten Island, N.Y., and got -July 19, 1984, members of the nine-week economic embargo against away with $2.25 million in bank Neo-Nazi group, the Order, stole the republic. funds. $3.6 million from a Brinks armored -March 19, 1982, robbers who car near Ukiah, Calif. South Africa - White South African impersonated FBI agents stole more -April 19, 1985, $7.9 million extremists didn't like what they heard than $2 million from a Purolator was stolen from a Wells Fargo in their meeting Tuesday with Presi- collection center Depot in New York dent F.W. De Klerk. They demanded armored-truck after four continued political sovereignty for near Pittsburgh. masked gunmen ambushed and dis- whites and guarantees that commu- -December 12, 1982, two men armed four guards. nists would not take power.

London - Environmental offices Bush and Congress reach accord gathered today in London have a big goal in mind: saving the earth's on more taxes to reduce deficit ozone layer. The international three- day session opening today is aimed at AP - The dreaded "T" word- mendation will get things moving working out an international accord taxes-will undoubtedly dominate after nearly two months of fruitless to save the ozone layer. budget talks that resume today in debate. (continue to page 3) Washington. Where will the new taxes come Phoby JOSN USA M JELOE White House and congressional from? Large Harbor Tug Mann (YTB-753) (right) gets ready to be trans- negotiators meet to take another shot That's what congressional lead- ported to USNS Apache (172), fleet tug, by means of the tug boat at shrinking the federal deficit. ers and White House aides will try to Wanamassa (YTB-820). Marin, assigned to Gitmo's Port Services The meeting comes USA the day after figure out in coming weeks. Department, Is ready to get underway after nearly six years. PresidentBush said it will takenew Many democratic lawmakers say Members of Gitmo's Port Services Craft and Engineering Division taxes to make News the deficit more man- the rich should be the first target of with assistance from Gitmo's Shore Intermediate Maintenance ageable. any tax increase. Activity (SIMA) and NAVSEADET Portsmouth, Va., worked to- Many lawmakers are balking at California - A U.S. Army private is Some other ideas that have been gether to rig Marin for open ocean towing. They also prepared the facing life in prison, following his the idea. But California Democrat tossed around include raising gaso- Large HarborTug for stowage at Naval Inactive Ships Maintenance conviction on charges of murdering a Leon Panetta says Bush's recom- line, cigarette or alcohol taxes. Facility, Portsmouth, Va. civilian during the invasion of Panama. Pfe. Mark McMonagle was convicted yesterday at Fort Ord, Calif., and is to Guantanamo to participate in 'Belts and Bags' safety program be sentenced today. Investigators say installation program. The awards are the Federal and 62 Marines lost their lives in the woman victim was shot during a By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN "We just sent off a package re- Employee Safety Belt/Ar Bag Rec highway crashes.This is an intoler faked gunfight that was staged to con- AND NES questing information for the pro- ignition Program forindividuals and able loss of human life and must be ceal the loss of a military pistol. gram," said Richardson. "With the a 70 percent plus Honor Roll recog- reduce," said Secretary of the Navy To start the summer off right, the help of publicity and our patrolmen nation program for the military in- H. Lawrence Garrett California - California produce m. theme for this coming year concern- issuing citations, we can get more stallations. grower Ben Hillbrecht says the heat "Simple awareness of appropri- wave that's sizzling the southwest is ing safety is "Belts and Bags - a residents to start wearing their seat These programs recognize ate safety measures is not enough. bad news for his crop. He says it will winning combination."The goal of belts. Now, our response is not very people, who by using a safety belt or We must actively identify and ac- wipe out his strawberries, and as for this initiative is to focus on our big- good." air bag, avoided death or serious knowledge Navy military and civil the boysenberries, they'll "cook right gest cause of accidental deaths, This program is to remind the injury during a motor vehicle mis- ian personnel who use occupant pro- on the vine." It was 112 degrees motor vehicle accidents. Navy and Marine Corps family to use hap. section systems and personally en- yesterday in Los Angeles, while The Naval Safety Center located theirseatbelts, child safety seats and Installations achieving this courage non-compliant personnel to Phoenix, Arizona, suffocated with 122 at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, to learn more about automatic crash status will receive an engraved buckle up," Garrett says. degrees. Va., is offering a recognition pro- protection systems, air bags, that are plaque. Hopefully, all Navy and Hopefully this will minimize the gram to honor military installations available on newer cars. Marine Corps installations are U.S. - As many as 240,000 low-in- eli- loss of life and reduce the severity of come women and children could be that have reached and sustained a70 In conjunction with Buckle-Up gible for this award, the injury. Garrett says, "When our bumped from a federal supplemental percent or higher safety belt use rate. America 1990, which took place just This is part of a national effort to personnel and their families drive nutrition program, according to a sur- According to the Assistant Secu- before Memorial Day, the Secretary document and publicize the added defensively, refrain from drinking vey released yesterday. The survey rity Director in Guantanamo Bay of Defense fully endorsed two na- protection provided by air bags dur- and driving, and use their restraint comes from officials who work in the Senior Chief D.M. Richardson, tional award initiatives for the com- ing head-on collisions, systems, they become part of the special supplemental food program Gitmo is going to participate in this ing year. Last year, 199 Navy personnel winning combinc-on." for women, infants and children- known as "WIC." Gitmo Boy Scou clean beachesots for camping trip to Florida Atlanta - Mandela hasn't renounced trip to Jacksonville, Fla. boys pick up trash, they learned worked out well, since one boy had a violence the way Kings did. But activ- By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE During the boy's community about community service and team project dealing in leadership." ists who worked with King say they clean-up, Scout Master Mark support Mandela's cause anyway. Hal- effort. During their camp-out, or Hallowell said they would have Gitmo's Boy Scout Troop 435 Civil Rights Leaders in Atlanta gener- lowell said, "We worked all day Fri- orienteering, Troop 435 learned how camped out until Sunday, June 17, ally say it's more important to liberate showed their appreciation toward day, camped out Friday night at Blue to use a compass. "We made sure we but "that was Father's Day." And South African blacks than to insist on Guantanamo's community by clean- Beach and got up and kept right on cleaned up after ourselves, too. Our even though the boys are taught all following King's staunch policy of ing up Cuzco and Blue beaches Fri- cleaning through out the day on Sat- motto is to 'leave it cleaner than you about camping, community involve- non-violence. day and Saturday, June 14 and 16. urday. The 13 boys picked up every found it."' ment and working together, Scout Because of the community sup- piece of trash in area. They had fun, The scout master said some of Master Hallowell didn't forget (continue to page 3) port, this Gitmo troop was able travel but it was hard work." the boys worked on advancement teaching the boys family involve- to the states for a week-long camping Hallowell said not only did the and various merit badges. "This ment is just as important. PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAtLY GAZETTE Keeping fires under control is our job as well Gitmo books of burned and un-burned engine. This tragedy will take a long who must climb through the hills in By RUDY FARIAS matches, along witnesses seeing time to overcome and Guantanamo heavy turnout clothing dragging FIRE CHIEF several children in the area before the Bay has to pick up the tab. Just think, hose lines over rocks and through Gab fire, support this finding. the next time there is a fire, we'll be cactus and barbed wire, often with Friday afternoon there was a I am certain that the person or one truck and one fire fighter short. temperatures topping 90 degrees, not Filipino food fanatics brush fire behind TK housing - persons who set this fire intended to Parents have responsibility to counting the heat from the fire? What - If your hunger pangs are AGAIN. This was a small fire. Fortu- burn the area. And I am also sure that educate their children in so many can you say to injured fire fighters screaming "Filipino" - have nately, someone had spotted the they intended for the fire department aspects of life. I know, I am a parent and the expense of repairing dam- no fear - Susie's Lumpia smoke and reported the fire before it to respond. However, this is what also. We worry about school, drugs, aged equipment? Records have House is open again. If you had a chance to spread too far. Al- they did not count on. The fire seri- sex, what our children do, say,or see. shown that every year about this crave the taste of pancit, though the Fire Department had this ously injured, one fire fighter and put Everybody seems to be telling par- time, when school is out and the days adobo, fried rice and other Filipino delicacies, makes within one hour, him in the hospital. He will probably ents what to teach your children and are long, brush fires "occur" in and fire under control tracks to Susie's new place in of around our housing areas. Lets try to this was a devastating incident. be out of work for some time. Also, how to keep your children out front of the Marine Mini- Luckily, here in Guantanamo there was extensive damage to one trouble. Well,I'm going to throw one make this year different. The fire de- Mart. Her grand opening is Bay, we don'thavemany "big" fires; fire truck and it's now out of service. more on all you parents here in partmenthaspersonnel who are will- tomorrow and she'll serve the kind you see on television. How- Why did this all happen? Because Guantanamo Bay. Teach your chil- ing to talk to your children about fire both lunch and dinner. Her ever, every fire is a tragedy. This fire, someone got bored, had nothing bet- dren about fire and fire safety. You safety, and to adults also. We will new hours are 10 a.m. to 2 although it did not damage any struc- ter to do, or just felt like hurting must educate your children about he come to club or scout meetings or p.m. and 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. tures, was more tragic than most. someone or something. Now our consequences of a deliberately set- even to your home if requested. Par- There's more selections atthe This fire did not occur due to natural community is short the services of ting a fire. It is not only a crime, it is ents, please talk to your children. We same low prices. Quench that desire for Filipino food, head causes, or even honest accidental one professional fire fighter and one a tragedy. This fire could have got may never find out who started this forSusic's for lunch . or din- very expensive fire truck. Who do we out of control and reached TK hous- fire. But if every parent on the base one. This fire was deliberately and ner! maliciously set. This fire was AR- in the fire department turn to? We ing and then what? What happens if will read this article to their children, SON! There was no possible orprob- have no mutual aid system here ahousecatches fire while allourmen at least the person responsible may It's open - The long able way that a fire could have oc- where we can ask for support from and equipment have to fight a grass come to realize the damage he or she awaited opening of the Ma- curred in this area unless someone surrounding communities. We can't fire? Someone will suffer, or possi- really caused. For more info, call the rine Staff NCO Club is set for started it. The discovery of several just order up another fire fighter and bly even die. What of the fire fighters Fire Prevention Office at 3441. July 6. But why wait until then. They opened the clubto business last Friday, so come and check the place out. All Security Log E-6 and above are welcome. Everything is new from the What a great week, only 33 cita- Shore Patrol manages the front desk Neighborhood Watch will make sure fight a Windmill Beach. Our local bar to all the fixing's. Dart tions. That's down 20 from last and they are more than happy to keep this thief gets the point. police arbitrated peace and quiet in a fanatics will love the place week's 53. They came in written an eye on your bag. Give it a try. - Someone rode off with a professional and efficient manner. too. See you there! regular (23), written warning (2) and - Two people tried to leave the mountain bike from the old Bachelor That's a polite way of saying they Mastering a "Masters" verbal warning (6). There were 18 Windjammer Club without paying. Officers' Quarters. Mountains bikes "secured your liberty." Watch the -Troy State University now offenders; only 22, down It wasn't a wise decision. Shore are in popular demand these days. If alcohol consumption. It only less repeat inhibits has two Masters Degree pro- from last week's 40. The Dow Jones Patrol is always ready and so is a you want to keep yours- lock it up! your ability to make sound decisions. grams. You can cam a Mas- may not like the trend, but our local highly-trained Windjammer staff. There was vandalism and dam- Have a good time, but do it safely and ters in Public Administration police love it! You canpay now orpay later; butyou age to both government and personal with respect to your shipmates and or in Education. It's nevertoo Only two accidents to report, really won't like paying later. property. Scratch one electric meter friends. It's like the two people who early to start planning for down one from last week. One of the - Someone made off with a in Center B argo Housing, add a few left the Windjammer without paying your degree. Need more in- accidents included injuries. You can government cooler from a car at the dents to acar at the Auto Parts Store . you can pay a little now . or a lot formation, call Judy Kraus at get hurt as bad at 35 mph as you can Gold Hill Towers "C"complex park- and another car got some new later. Your choice. 4782. at 55 mph. Let's be careful out there. ing lot. Government items have large scratches while parked at the Gold That wraps up Security Log. If Fully accredited - It was an interesting batch of identification markings on them. Hill Towers enlisted barracks "B" you have any information on these or They're on a scale with Har- thefts reported this week. This cooler .s definitely hot. complex parking lot. other unreported incidents, call Se- vard, Yale and other Ivy - A bag of personal items came - A spear tip disappeared from The "main event" of the week curity at4105 or4168. Security with- League schools. They are ac- up missing at the Windjammer. a Nob Hill residence. The next time included six people arrested for a holds names on request. credited by the same people. That's the quality of educa- tion you'll get at City Col- People in the news leges of Chicago. All credits Outside the Washington, D.C. But she says they need more than the judge has upheld a charge of disor- people aren'tlikelyto get it. She says are transferable. So if you're hotel where Nelson and Winnie $295 they receive monthly to care for derly conduct and ordered Maynard open-minded people who are "not looking toward your future, enroll Mandela are staying, crowds chanted their nieces, who moved in several Jackson III to complete a 45-day freaked out by really expressive in one of City Col- lege's excellent educational Nearby, Debora Cates months ago. The family wants the sentence. Jackson has been behind work" will understand it. The "Man-del-ah! programs. Formore informa- of St. Louis and her friend shrieked nieces designated as foster children, bars since shortly after the incident, movie's based on Berhard's 1988 tion, call 4748. "Oh no! He's here again! Cates and which would provide and extra $800 June 18th. one-woman stage show and, to some her companions are learning the per month for each of the girls, extent, her life. drawbacks of vactioning in the na- whose parents are unemployed and CBS has made it official, Farrah tion's capital while someone famous homeless. Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal are return- in town. Streets get blocked for secu- ing to thesmallscreen. They'll star in News and Entertainment rity and for motorcades, traffic is A petition signed Palestinian and a new sitcom that doesn't yet have a News On Channel 2 govern- name, but may be a replacement for stopped and even pedestrians are Israeli Arab educators and 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 WONDER YEARS detoured blocks out of their way. But ment officials has been sent to a the Fall season. The two, who are real 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT most tourists seem to be talking California parole board, urging the life lovers, will play a couple on T.V. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Mandela's visit in stride. release of Sirhan Sirhan. Sirhan is Fawcett first gained fame as a jiggly 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWS CENTER 8 serving a life term for his conviction member of "Charlie's Angles," and CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 SPORT WEEK IN REVIEW Parents of the nation's first in- intheshootingofRobertKennedyin O'Neal got his big break as a heart- CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER vitro quintuplets say that without 1968. throb on "Peyton Place." 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:30 M*A*S*H more statemoney, theymighthave to CB 90CBS NEWS (Chicago) 7:00 STAR TREK: The Next turn away their three nieces. Michele The 19-year-old son of Atlanta Comedian-Actress Sandra Ber- CII 10 NBC NEWS (National) Generation. 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) L'Esperance says she and her hus- Mayor Maynard Jackson apologized hard says she has a firm grasp of what It band can take care of the two-and-a- forknocking down his girlfriend on a type of filmgoer will enjoy her new V All movies begin at 8 p.m. half year old Quints and two other street. But that wasn't enough to movie, "Without You I'm Nothing." Downtown Lyceum children, at home in Pontiac, Mich. keep him out of jail. A municipal Bemhard says "uptight, repressed" Staying Together. Comedy (R). 1:31 McCalla Lyceum Some odds of this . some ends of that Cousins. Com edy(R).1:50 There is justice, after all, the a misunderstanding, court cases over milk cases Internal Revenue Service has been Oh, sure, try that when the I.R.S forced to undergo an audit. And it visits you. Travis and Tim Spinosa can re- may have to pay millions, too. The I.R.S says it's cooperating ally put the "git" into the guitar. GITMO PEOPLE You can hear chortles of all over with the postal service. Not by playing them. By throw- Processing evaluations, awards and other correspondence for the continent. You have to wonder, does this ing them. Travis sent an acoustic the Public Works Department is the job of Yeomen, such as: An arm of the postal service put mean the check will be in the mail? sailing 56 feet, and Tim Flung an the arm on the I.R.S. Postal inspec- electric 89 feet. It's apparently a case NAME: tors say the tax people didn't pay the There's still hot water over Per- a getting some spin out of the Spi- full amount for certified mail. rier's sparkling water. nosa. Robin L. Suntheimer Thepostal service says it was just Farmland Diary says that, when If you wonder why, the culprit is HOMETOWN: some retailers put out bottles of clear. A music store in Baton Rouge, Colorado Springs, Colo. water with Benzene traces to be La., had organized the guitar toss. TIME IN GITMO: carted away, they used Farmland As a company promotion, it beat 3 months Dairy crates to carry them. the band. CHOICES: Perrier has sprung back from the HOBBY Benzene fiasco, but the New Jersey Men like to consider themselves Reading Dairy says the company that Perrier tough, able to take the heat and keep SPORT: things from boiling over, but one contracted to dispose of the bottles Volleyball properly didn't return the crates. survey indicatesnot where it counts. Farmland has gone to court to get Robert Krups, North America, the MUSIC: him, it's filed criminal complaints U.S branch of the German small Jazz against distribution warehouse and appliances giant, checked out what service of Elizabeth, New Jersey, prospective grooms and recently Run a business with my husband. and R.E.I recycling of Newark. married men prefer to do in the SECRET TO SUCCESS: Has someone been skimming kitchen. My husband. milk crates? About half the men, the survey IF I COULD DO IT ALL OVER, I: An official of Distribution says, say they'll taste. About 70 per- Wouldn't change a thing. Warehouse calls the business "ri- cent of the women say they'll cook. A diculous." little less than half the men say they'd "To nominate He apparently doesn't care for cook. someone for "Gitmo People" call PAO at 4502. GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETrE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1990, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "Do you think we should have a constitutional amendment against burning the flag and why?"

I A , Petty Officer Third Class Karen Preston, Dependent: I Erron Harvey,Civil Service: Seaman Crystal Wolfe, Supply: Petty Officer First Class, Ramon Mercado, Special think it's sacrilegious to burn the Yes, because it constitutes an I don't think there should be an Joesph Hoebing, SIMA: Yes, Warfar Unit 26 from flag. The flag stands for freedom, emblem of patriotism for which amendent. It goes against the because it's the national sym- Panama: Yes, because burning and is the emblem of the United people died to defend the prin- freedom of speech. However, I bol and you should take pride the flag isn't right. There's other States. Those who burn the flag ciple for which it stands. think people should stand behind in something. forms of freedom of speech than don't show respect toward the their country so we can continue stomping all over the flag. U.S. to have freedom of speech.

Next week's question will be "What do you like about America the most and why?"

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Inturn, Chrys- brains for several popular computer barred Hitachi from marketing its issued to finance the Trump Castle economy, but a senior U.S. official ler charges the groups are trying to lines. As part of the pact, they will similar, but far less widely-used Casino, one of three he owns in declares progress was made and the drum up business for some of their jointly seek to remove a court order chip. If the court order is set aside Atlantic City, N.J. trade talks were "friendly and coop- major backers - lawyers who file barring them from manufacturing pending an appeal, both companies erative." The first round of the nego- claims against automakers. The and selling the products. Motorola, plan to continue to supply their Consumers gave Sony Corp.'s tiations, known as the structural number three Detroit automaker based near Chicago, charged in a customers with the products, while digital audio tape deck a warm impediments initiative, began Mon- maintains that the CJ "is a safe ve- 1989 lawsuit that Hitachi had they work to finalize their agreement welcome during its U.S. introduc- day and focused on Japan's plans hicle- always has been and still is." infringed on several of its patents and to settle the case. tion this weekend and on Monday for changing policies and business engaged in unfair competition in the many stores were sold out of what's practices that are thought to impede Foxboro Co., a leading interna- The deadline for making missed being called the biggest item to hit imports and foreign investment. tional maker of manufacturing debt payments edges closer for the record business. Sony is the only Japan has agreed, at U.S. urging, to control systems, has agreed to a WORLD NEWS. fm. pg.1 Donald Trump, as bankers report- electronics company selling popu- spend more on parks, roads, sewers $52-a-share merger with theBritish edly try to win approval from a lar-priced DAT machines in the and other public infrastructure. firm Siebe Corp. Shareholders of Gulf of Mexico -- The Coast Guard German bank still refusing to go United States. The one introduced both companies must still approve says salvage crews should finish trans- along with a rescue package for the this weekend is listed at $950, and Three consumer groups have the deal. The Massachusetts-based ferring oil from the crippled "Mega developer. A banking source says a another one to appear this week will asked the federal government to Foxboro mainly supplies the oil and Borg" today in the Gulf of Mexico. The French bank that had been resisting be listed at $50 less. investigate what they claim are roll- chemical industries. end of the operation comes weeks after an explosion and fire allowed nearly four million gallons of the tanker's cargo to spill. Meanwhile, Coast Guard Today in History officials say wind and waves have bro- AP - Today's highlight in his- attempting to raid the establish- from Chicago to Santa Monica, patriots in the country for one toler- ken up what remained of the slick. tory: ment. Calif., passed into history as offi- ant man. Or when I wouldn't swap Forty years ago, June 27, 1950, In 1973, former White House cials decertified the road and voted to the vitamins in a child's lunchbox USA. fm. pg.1 President Harry S. Truman ordered Counsel John W. Dean told the remove the Rt. 66 highway signs. for a jelly glass of magnanimity." the Air Force and Navy into the Senate Watergate Committee about One year ago: President Bush, - E.B. White, American author and Washington -- Test-tube tiger, Mary Korean conflict following a call the existence of an "enemies list" criticizing a Supreme Court deci- humorist. Alice, has made her debut at the Na- from the United Nations Security kept by the White House. sion upholding desecration of the tional Zoo in Washington. The 20- Court American flag as a form of political pound Bengal tiger is one of three cubs Council for member nations to help In 1977, the U.S. Supreme produced by invitro fertilization. Mary South Korea repel and invasion from struck down state laws and Bar protest, called for a constitutional Alice is the only cub that survived. Her the North. Assoc. rules that prohibited lawyers amendment to protect the stars and BAY DINING birth marks a milestone in scientific On this date: from advertising the fees they charge stmpes. efforts to save rare tigers from becom- In 1844, Mormon leader Joseph for routine services. Thought for today: "There would OFFICERS' CLUB ing extinct. Smith was killed by a mob in In 1983, world-famous balloon- never be a moment, in war or in Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Carthage, Ill. ists Maxie Anderson and Don Ida peace, when I wouldn't trade all the Thursday's Lunch: Country Washington State -- Americans are In 1847, New York and Boston were killed during arace when their Fried Steak accustomed to seeing Hondas on the were linked by telegraph wires. helium-filled balloon crashed in a roads and Sonys in their houses. What Flight Sch. from page one CPO CLUB about Fujis in the grocery stores? A In 1880, author-lecturer Helen West German forest. Tonight's Dinner: Family Japanese-bred apple now being grown Keller, who lived most of her life In 1984, the U.S. Supreme Court FlightDate Loc. Arrive Depart Buffet Thursday's Lunch: in Washington State is being touted as without sight or hearing, was born in ended the National Collegiate Ath- C-12 6/29 Gitmo ----- 8:55 am. Beef Stew w/Noodles Tuscumbia, Ala. letic Association's monopoly on Key West 11:20 am. 2:30 pm. the fruit of the future. Growers say the NAS Nrfdk 6:20 pm. WINDJAMMER CLUB Fuji apple is crispier and tastier than the In 1942, The FBI announced the controlling college football tele- C-9 6/29 Jacksonville ------8:00 am. industry standard, the Red Delicious. capture of eight Nazi saboteurs who casts, ruling such control violated Gitmo 1(k15 am. 11:00 am. Tonight's Dinner: 2 for 1 Pt. Lauderdale 1230 pm. 1:15 pm. They also say it brings much higher has been put ashore from a subma- antitrust law. Jacksonville 2:05 pm. 2:50 pm. Steak Night wholesale prices. rine on New York's Long Island. In 1988, Mike Tyson kept the Rhode Island 5:25 pm. 6:10 pm. CLUB Jackhonville 8:55 p.m. CLIPPER In 1957, more than 500 people undisputed heavyweight crown as he US.-- People conceded about the dan- C-1417/1 Gitmo ------1(:00am. Tonight's Dinner: 2 for 1 Roosy Rds. 1t0p.m. gers of "Agent Orange" may be using were killed when Hurricane Audrey knocked out Michael Spinks 91 sec- 1:30 pm. T-Bone slammed through coastal Louisiana onds into the first round of a cham- NAS Norfolk 4:45 pm. 5:45 pm. some of its key ingredients on their Andrews AFB 6:30 pm. 7:00 pm. CHINATOWN and Texas. pionship fight in Atlantic City, N.J. Chternst 7:45 pm. lawn or garden. Scientists told a con- Thursday:Pork Chow Mein gressional committee that the chemical In 1969, the American homo- Ten years ago: Without fanfare, 727 11/28 NAS N.f ------8:0am. Gitmo 11:00 am. noon 2,4-D is sold over-the counter asa weed sexual-rights movement was born President Jimmy Carter signed leg- Kingston 1230 pm. 1:45 pm. FRA killer and has been linked to cancer and as patrons at the Stonewall Inn, a gay islation reviving draft registration. Gitmo 2:15 pm. 3:45 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Mexican NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. other serious illnesses. bar in New York's Greenwich Vil- Five years ago: The legendary Night lage, clashed with police who were Rt. 66, which originally stretched NOTE: If yo chane flights.notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAzETE SPORTS Red Sox keep pressure on Blue Jays in East Sports Wimbledon AP - The battle for first place hits and two unearned runs over six Lee Guetterman was the winning First round Roundup continues in the American League Innings. Sanderson, who's pitched at pitcher. The loss went to Dennis Tuesday's results East. Boston hung on to first place as least five innings in each of his 15 Powell. The game was delayed by a Men Wes Gardner and two relievers shut starts, is now 9-4. The losing pitcher power failure for 16 minutes in the (3), Sweden Wimbledon - Eight seeds fell out out the Toronto Blue Jays on four hits was Jack Morris. fourth inning. defeated of the Wimbledon singles brackets yes- Broderick Dyke, 3-0. Up in the Great Northwest, Kan- Wrapping up the American Australia terday. Among the men, fourth-seed 4-6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 John McEnroe, fifth-seed Andres Gardner got the victory with his sas City beat the Seattle Mariners 4- League, Minnesota edged the Texas , USA Gomez, number-six Tim Mayotte, Pete six innings of two-hit work. Rob 1. Bo Jackson hita two-run homer for Rangers 5-4. The Twins pulled out defeated Sampras and Petr Korba were all first- Murphy and Jeff Reardon went the the Royals. the victory with a two-run rally in the John McEnroe (4), USA round upset victims. Among the rest of the way, with Reardon getting Winning pitcher Tom Gordon eighth. Gene Larkin tripled home the 7-5, 6-4, 6-4 , USA women, sixth-seed Arantxa Sanchez his 12th save. held the Mariners to six hits over tying run then scored the game-win- defended Vicario and eighth-seed Manuela The loser was Blue Jays starter eight innings. Brian Holman gave up ner on Gary Gaetti's sacrifice fly. Andres Gomez (5), Ecuador Maleeva were losers. Ninth-seed Mary David Wells. Carlos Quintana hit a Jackson's homer in the first inning Philadelphia's National League 6-4, 6-2,6-2 Joe Femandez dropped out because of two-run homer for the Sox, who now and took the loss. struggles continue. The Phillies have Gary Muller, South Africa injury. Meanwhile, the top four defeated lead Toronto by one and a-half Backon theeastcoast,Cleveland women's seeds, Steffi Graf, Martina now gone 22 innings without a run Tim Mayotte (6), USA Navratilova, and Gabri- games. Boston's won the first two pushed home two runs in the top of following last night's 1-0 loss in 4-6, 7-6, 7-5, 6-3 ela Sabatini, all won first-round games of this week's four-game the ninth inning and handed Balti- Pittsburgh. Bob Patterson, Scott , SouthAfrica defend matches. Today in the second round, battle for the division lead. more a fifth straight loss 5-3. Sandy Ruskin and Stan Belinda combined (12), Out on Anaheim, two-out RBI USA Graft plays Meredith McGrath and Alomar singled home the go-ahead on the four-hitter for Pittsburgh. 7-6, 7-5, 7-6 number-five meets singles by Ozzie Guillen and Lance run with two outs. A bases-loaded Patterson pitched the first seven (13), USA Cecilia Dahlman. Among the men's Johnson in the ninth inning lifted the walk issued by Joe Price forced home shutout innings. Ruskin worked the defeated featured matches, Jose Francisco Altur, second-seed Boris Chicago White Sox over California the Indians' insurance run. eighth and got the victory. Belinda Spain Becker meets in second- 5-7,6-4,6-3,7-5 11-9. Doug Jones picked up the win, pitched the ninth and earned his sec- round play. Gilad Bloom, Israel The White Sox had used home PeteHarnisch got the loss. ond major league save. defeated MLB runs by Ron Karkovice, Ivan shortstop Cal Ripken made an error Losing pitcher Bruce Ruffin Petr Korda, Czechoslovakia Calderon and Ron Kittle to build a 9- in the first inning when he misplayed threw a complete-game six-hitter. 6-0, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 Athletics - The Oakland A's say Women 1 lead. Seven of these runs came in a throw from the outfield. Thatended they've reached a verbal contract Jay Bell singled home the game's Steffi Graf (1), West Germany agreement with Jose Canseco. the sixth inning. However, the An- his string of 296 consecutive chances only run in the bottom of the eighth. defeated Canseco's agent says the deal makes gels scored six of their own in the over 67 games without an error, five In St. Louis, Howard Johnson's Claudia Porwik, West Germany the slugging outfielder the highest-paid seventh, and tied the score in the games shortof the American League two-run double in the 11th inning 6-1,6-2 (2), USA player in baseball. The A's are holding eighth only to lose in the ninth. record for shortstops. gave the New York Mets an 8-6 win defeated a news conference on the agreement Barry Jones got the win and Up in New York, five runs in the in St. Louis. Sophie Amiach, France today. improved his record to9-1. The loss eighth inning pushed the Yankees Todd Zeile had tied the game for 6-1,6-1 went to Mark Eichhorn. past Milwaukee 8-2. Steve Balboni the Cardinals with a homer in the Monica Seles (3), Yugoslavia defeated SOCCER Up the coast, Sacrifice flies by singled home New York's go-ahead bottom of the ninth. And Terry Maria Strandlund, Sweden World Cup - The were a pair of Mark McGwire and Mike Gallego run in the seventh, then added an- Pendleton went 5-6 for the Redbirds. 6-2,6-0 overtime games yesterday as second- helped Oakland clip Detroit 3-2. other RBI single in the eighth. Matt Alejandro Pena was the winner, Gabriela Sabatina (4), Argentina round play in the World Cup Soccer Winning A's pitcher Scott San- Nokes had the big hit in the big and Ken Dayley took the loss. Mets' defeated Tournament wrapped up. Yugoslavia Elise Burgin, derson checked the Tigers on two inning, a three-run homer. USA edged Spain 2-1 yesterday and England catcher Mackey Sasser threw out 6-3,6-3 shut out Belgium 1-0. The teams now Vince Coleman at second base on a Zina Garrison (5), USA get a three-day break before this week- steal attempt in the first inning. That defeated end's quarterfinals in Italy. Saturday was the first time in 58 career steal Samantha Smith, Britain GITMo ATHLETICS 6-2, 6-1 Argentina plays Yugoslavia and Ire- attempts the Mets had ever caught Bestsy Nagelsen, USA land meets Italy. On Sunday, Czecho- AQUATICS MARTIAL ARTS Coleman. defeated slovakia faces West Germany and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (6), Spain - Under the Dome, San Diego shut Cameroon plays England. The semifi- Kids at pools Children under the age Karate - Get yourkicks out of Karate. 1-6, 7-6, 9-7 of 12, to use MWR pools, must accompa- out the Houston Astros 7-0 on a nals are set for next Tuesday and be Adult classes Mon., Wed., Fri., 6-7:30 p.m., Sara Gomer, Britain nied by an adult or possess a pool pass. Pool age 12 and up at Marine Site racquetball Wednesday. The championship game Dennis Rasmussen nine-hitter, Ras- defeated passes may be obtained upon satisfactory courts sent to Post 46. Fee, $10. CaU 4462. mussen's sixth consecutive win. (8), Switzerland is scheduled for Sunday, July 8. completion of a free skills swim test. Test date, Bip Roberts had four hits, three 6-2,6-3 June 18,22, 27. Call 2560. RECREATION Helena Sukova (10), Czechoslovakia AUTO RACING Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR One-on-One tournament - One-on- of them doubles, for the Padres. He defeated Honored drivers - Officials pools will have one hour devoted to the clean- One Basketball is set forJune 29-30. Compe- also scored twice and drove in two Manon Bollegraft, Netherlands ingofthepool.Noconewillbeallowed toswim tiion begins at6p.m. at dehase gym. Opento have announced two 1990 inductees to runs. Roberto Alomar had his third 7-5,6-2 during that hour. Lifeguards will be on duty. male red female. Pse-registation required, the National Motorsports Press Asso- straight three-hit game, while Tony Natalia Zvereva (11), Soviet Union Call 256012193. defeated ciation's Hall of Fame in Darlington, Gwynn added three hits and Kids swim clinics - Seven and older e e$all John-at 2560. two Peanut Harper, USA S.C. Voted to the hall are Ralph Moody kids can improve on the backstroke, Challengers' Chlleng e RBI's. Those are the first three bat- 6-3,6-3 and the late Lee Roy Yarbrough. breaststroke, butterfly and freestyle in swim arecnvl hallnem'ic hee ace ters in the San Diego lineup, who Jennifer Capsiati (12), USA clinics at Windjammer Pool, 10-11 a.m., Sat., garoilbendanbe4pic kda se Moody helped form one of the most combined for 10 hits, four runs and defeated successful teams in NASCAR history. Juneo30. Fee call 3s45. eo P o 4.m. w s. u1r , Canada Kids' swim meet - Kids seveandE RA E six RBI's. They would have pro- 6-3,6-1 Yarbrough was the first driver to win older compete in a mini-swim meet. Meets O E R E duced more runs except the next Jana Novotna (13), Czechoslovakia stock car racing's triple crown. That willeheldtl-2p.m.atVillamirPooltJunet2i. New memberships - New member- three batters in the lineup went a defeated was in 1969, when he won a record Call 2193. shipsto Reef Raide sale Call Jnckie at emon Laura Golarsa, Italy seven races on superspeedways. Hydroaerobca-Avseaoidlhydraaebo- 2618. combined 0-13. The losing pitcher 3-6,7-6, 6-2 class was Jim Clancy. him ns from July 3 to Aug. 16. It will Judith Wiesner (14), Austria meet NBA Tue.Jlsur. Mefne Poolr 6-7 p.m. Fee, YACHT CLUB Down at the Riverfront, a throw- defeated $20. Sign-up at MWR Info. Off. Walk-ins $2, Beer Can aces - Got the mid-week ing error by third baseman Matt Sandra Wassemsan, Belgium Draft-The NBA holds its annual pay at the gym. Call Dalla at meeteTue./Thur.,aMasinerPool,3934. 57 pam. Fee, bl1ues? Come on down to the Yacht Club and 6-3,6-0 draft of college players this evening. lde Dive ass - An Advanced tOMe Williams allowed the winning run to Rosalyn Fairbank (15), USA The first pick belongs to New Jersey, Water iveClass willd2eginoLeewardPo int, score in the 12th inning W of Cincin- defeated but the Nets haven'ttipped their hand to Fri. June 29, at the Community Center. Fee, nati's 3-2 victory over San Fran- Renata Baranski, Poland show $120, register at the Center in advance. Call at 2471 or Ben at 2782. who'll they'll select. Yesterday lessons - Peel the need cisco. 6-2,3-6,6-2 2473. $120,Windsurfing for speed red excitement? Try windsurfing. they made their second trade in two Randy Myers, the last of three days, sending guard Dennis Hopson to Yacht Cb has new windsufg boards pitchers who combined on a four- Chicago for the Bulls' first-round selec- BOWLINGTheBOWLINGand offense classes Sat., 1-6 p.m. Call Brian at World tion today, number 22 overall, and a New bowling balls - Marblehead 3899 or Bill at 3928. hitter, got the victory for the Reds. Cup pair of second-round picks in future Lanes' Pro Shop has received a shipment of Mark Thurmond took the loss, the drafts. new bowling balls. All weights are available, YOUTH ACTIVITIES Giants' sixth loss in the last seven Soccer Kings/Mavericks - Sacramento from 8-16pounds and inmany colors. Stop by Teen volleyball - Get your teams to- games. soon for best selection. Call 2118. gather fee teen volleyball atthe Youth Center, In Italy and Dallas also made a trade yesterday. Over at the launch pad, the At- YABA sign-ups - Sign-up sheets for Thur., June 28,8-10 p.m. Winning snarelisted Round two The Mavericks sent two first-round lanta Braves beat the the YABA Winter Bowling League are avail- Challenge Board. Call Patrick at Los Angeles 'Iesday's results picks in today's draft, numbers 14 and able at Marblehead Bowling Center. Age Dodgers 4-2 behind the pitching of Yugoslavia 2, Spain 1 (OT) 18 overall, and center Bill Wennington groups cover 5 to 18 year-olds. The Winter h ot Steve Avery. In his third major England 1, Belgium O (OT) to the Kings. In retum, the Mavs get League beginsLeage Sept beinsSe~s1.1.Center Petestaff challengesreeTg- pme-teens to a game of league start, Avery scattered four Today's games forward Rodney McCray and two sec- scheduled hits over seven innings to even his No games ond-round draft choices, one of them in CAPTAIN'S CUP Freeze Tag. Thur., June 28, 6:30 p.m. Call Quarterfinals begin t Saturday today's draft and the other in 1991. Golf - Captain's Cup golf matches Teen Foo aall -Teens, another way to record at 1-1. Prospects - The consensus postponed from Wed., May 30, have been re- get yourname on theTeen ChallegeBoasd is He beat veteran Mike Morgan, around the league is that the best avail- sch. for Wed., July 18. Tee times are the same. at the Fooshall Tourey, Sat, June 30 at the who took the loss and slipped to 7-6 Captain's Cup able NBA prospect is Syracuse forward Call John at 3560/2504. Youth Center. Open to grades 7 and 8. Call on the year. Joe Hesketh got the Gold Football - There will be practice 4075. Derrick Coleman, who set an NCAA for anyone interested in playing flag football GBYAA Summer - Co-Ed Softball game's last out for his third save. Softball record with 1,537 career rebounds. The forNavSta Gold, Wed., June 27, CooperField (agms11.16 pm.) red T-Ball (ages 4-5 pm.) Finally, Montreal rookie Jerry Tuesday's results Seattle Supersonics, Denver Nuggets at 5p.m. Those who can't make practice call sign-ups am being taken at the Youth Center. Goff picked a timely spot for his first Rained out and Orlando Magic have the two, three Johnson at 4636/4143. Cost, Softball, S1; T-Ball, $5. Season start Men major league home run. Goff's solo and four picks in the draft. The three July 16. Call Mark Conrad, 3106 AWlN; Jim Tonighta games shot while pinch-hitting in the top of players who'll probably go in those CORRAL Chapman,2721 AWN; Woody47400WH or SIMA (A) vs. PWD (A), 6p.m. the ninth gave the Expos a 6-5 win NAS Security vs. NavSta Blue (A), 7 p.m. spots are Gary Payton of Oregon State, Hourly trail rides - MWR Corral of- 2903 AWN. Sec. (W/W) vs. NavSta Gold (A), 8 p.m. Dennis Scottof Georgia Tech and Chris fern hourly trail rides every weekend. The Roller skating - Due to no air condi- over host Chicago. NavSta Blue (B) vs. NAS Flyers, 9 p.m. Jackson of Louisiana State, although guided rides begin on the hour. Reservations s tsningattheelemenaryshool, rollerkas hasbee snpededunil urternotice. c.Call not necessarily in that order. are encouraged. Call Laurie at 2381. 4075 *Note* Celtics - A federal judge has Cut-off for the One-On-One Basketball bowling - Pre-egisteathe Tournament is 4:30 p.m., Thurs. June 28 at ruled guard Brian Shaw must honor his Center by Tue., June 26, for the pme- FITNESSPre-teenFITNESSYouth the base gym. If no more entries, the event Captain's Cup contract with the Boston Celtics. Shaw Diet analysis - Can't lose weight no teen bowling party which has been resched- will be cancelled. was Boston's first-round draft choice in matter how much you diet? Maybe it's what sled so Wed., June 27. Meet at Youth Center, Tennis you're eating. Have diet analysis doneeat the 5:54p.m. for transportationsto howling lanes. 1988. He played lastseason with a team *Note* Men Fitness Center. Three levels, one-day, $3; Fee,$2.5 Call 4075. in Italy, then signed a contract with the A coaches' meeting for the Fourth of July Tuesday's results three-days, $5; five-days, $8. Call 3846. GBYAA - Nest monthly meeting is Celtics. He later changed his mind and Softball Tournament is set for Friday, June NSGA/Co. "L" over NAS/VC-10 Diet analysis - Diet Analysis anf Fit- Mon. July 3, 6:30 p.m. Pssllips Fark to pm- said he wants to play again in Italy. 29 at 11:30 a.m. at the base gym. Rules, SIMA over Marine Barracks ness Profile Testing will nto be available at the pate for 4th of July celebration concession. regulations and a possible entry fee are the Fitnss Center during Jaly red AuguNt. Volunteers needed. topics.