mediate through newspaperman Energy Tip of the Day Prisoners ENERGY CONSERVATION IS with the inmates Officials hope Stone's presence GRATERFORD, Pa. (UPI)--Philadelphia will continue talks help mediate as a nuetral mediator will ease RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE! newspaper columnist Chuck Stone today. He was asked to THE drama. by tensions, but earlier in the day talked face-to-face yesterday with the five-day old hostage Eliminate unnecessary trips. not the convicts holding nine hostages Gov. Dick Thornburgh and the mother the convicts told him they were Can you find one driving up. at Pennsylvania's Graterford State of ringleader and three-time killer ready to give trip per week that could be list Prison. Joseph Bowen. The convicts handed Stone a handled by telephone or com- Afterwards, Stone said ie consid- All 2,041 inmates not involved in of 12 demands yesterday. Prison bined with another trip? If ered their demands to be "reason- the hostage-taking have been locked negotiators consider Stone's talks every automobile took one able." in their cells since Wednesday even- with the inmates "progress" and are less 10 mile trip per week, demands. Stone is a black reporter with a ing. That's when four inmates took reviewing the list of the nation would save 3 But as one spokesman puts it, "we history of defusing other prison nearly 40 hostages and barricaded billion gallons of gas a crises and convincing fugitives to themselves in a kitchen after a fail- still have a way to go. year, or nearly 5 percent surrender. ed escape attempt. Since then, all Still being held captive are three of the total passenger de- He arrived at the maximum security but nine of the hostages have been prison guards, three prison food- mand for gas. service employees and three inmates. facility yesterday afternoon, and released. ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART?

Digest NEW DELHI, India (UPI)--The Indian Navy has launched a search for more than 1,300 fishermen missing in the GAZETTE coast Arabian Sea off the western of India after a powerful weekend Guantanamo Bay, Cuba tropical storm. As of today, about 190 fishing boats have failed to re- turn to port. Officials say their fate won't be known until the storm 2, 1981 Volume 36 Number 209 Monday, November dies down.

LOS ANGELES (UPI)--Firefighters have contained a 17,500 acre brush fire Reagan-Hussein begin Mideast dialogue that consumed at least 11 homes north of Los Angeles. Officials hope Hus- The Reagan-Hussein talks are also ed it. But Friday, the State De- WASHINGTON (AP)--Jordan's King to have the blaze under full control cover a Saudi Arabian partment said it welcomes some as- sein arrives at the White House to- expected to help of de- the plan. And in Cairo, sometime today, with the day for talks that are expected to proposal for Mideast peace. pects of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak creased winds. cover a variety of issues, including King Hussein, however, has remain- in the Mid- ed outside the Camp David peace expressed a similar opinion of the weapons sales and peace EL SALVADOR (UPI)--Vowing it will process. Instead, the Jordanian Saudi Arabian proposal. dle East. not become a sanctuary for terror- interest in buy- monarch has been pushing for a plan Jordan has shown But that has Prime Minister Begin ists, El Salvador said Sunday it from the Soviet Union. that insures autonomy to Palestinian ing weapons worried. Appearing on ABC's "Issues will return 11 Nicaraguan rightists sources say that, if Arabs living on the Israeli-occupied But Washington and Answers" yesterday, Begin said to San Juan in connection with the is willing to increase Jor- West Bank. Hussein the Saudi proposal is a deviation hijacking of a Costa Rican airliner from the When the Saudi's first proposed danian weapon purchases from the Camp David peace process. last week. The government said the United States their eight-point peace program two U.S. instead, the The Saudis are calling on Israel five hijackers and six prisoners idea. months ago, the White House reject- would be receptive to the to return all of the territory it freed in exchange for 18 passengers captured in the 1967 Mideast war. will be extradited as soon as El But Begin says that's impossible, Salvador receives documents from Brezhnev offers immunity because his country needs to protect Costa Rica. Schmidt is in deep political itself from the long-range weapons MOSCOW (UPI)--Soviet President Leo- Helmut signs to now owned by its Arab neighbors. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)--All nid Brezhnev is outlining part of trouble for backing a U.S. plan He called the program "a plan . to are pointing to a Wednesday launch, Kremlin's position for this station more nuclear missiles on the Israel in stages." as scheduled, for the space shuttle talks, German and other NATO territory. liquidate month's renewed Geneva SALT "Columbia." Joe Engle and Richard together with an offer of immunity Truly, who will pilot "Columbia" on to Western from nuclear devastation of nerves' its return to space, arrive at Cape all Submarine drama becomes 'skirmish Europeans, if they renounce Canaveral, today. And officials at atomic weapons. say all systems are "go" KARLSKRONA, Sweden (UPI)--Sweden given up on the effort. the cape Brezhnev say's he'll sign treaties a.m. (EST) on by war- The alert and the engine start-up for launch at 7:30 with any country that refuses to ordered "increased alert" troops came yesterday while the Soviet Wednesday. station nuclear weapons on its ter- ships and more than 1,000 when that Soviet submarine trapped Union and Sweden remain deadlocked ritory. on the fate of the damaged vessel, ANTIGUA (AP)--The tiny Caribbean is- But he also adds that Soviet ne- in Swedish waters started its en- which is 10 miles from Sweden's land of Antigua gained its independ- will not discuss a trade- gines over the weekend. gotiators naval base. dence from Britain Sunday. Church al- Baltic off of SS-20 nuclear missiles bells pealed, guns boomed from war- aimed at NATO targets for non- Defense chiefs ordered the alert ready Dozens of troops fired rounds of ships and the Union Jack was re- of U.S. Pershing and when the craft, still stuck on deployment rifle and machine gun blanks into placed early Sunday by the sand-over- He says that's rocks, started its engines in what Cruise missiles. the air from neighboring islands gold flag of a new nation. Presiding re- a spokesman called an apparent bid "absurd," though he'd consider over the ceremonies: Britain's Prin- to reverse. The Swedish official earlier yesterday in what a senior ducing their number. cess Margaret and the man who now says the manuever failed and the defense source called "a skirmish of nerves" with the Soviets. becomes prime minister, Vere Bird. is also calling on Wash- Russian captain apparently has Brezhnev The ceremonies brought an end to forget any dreams of arms ington to nearly 350 years of British rule. superiority over the U.S.S.R., say- test Reagan's clout ing it can't be done. Gubernatorial elections to Brezhnev's remarks yesterday came the state because BETHESDA, Md. (UPI)--A team of 14 NEW JERSEY (UPI)--This Tuesday is the program hurt in an interview for a news magazine in federal doctors says President Reagan has election day across the of a sharp cutback in West Germany, where Chancellor off-year "fully recovered" from the bullet two governorships may funds. U.S., and wound he sustained during the Reagan's pulling test President March 30th assassination attempt In usually Republican Virginia, nower. and is in "excellent health." Nancy Demo. Charles Robt will square off Congressional districts In New Jersey, Demo. Represent- Reagan is also reported in good Republican with Rep. J. Marshall Coleman. Rea- ative James Florio faces health. Both underwent two days cam- gan has been campaigning for Cole- Thomas Kean. Rean has been of physical examinations last week tax cut modeled af- man, but Robb still holds a sizable paigning on a at the Bethesda Naval Hospital. et less than they give ter Reagan's, while Florio claims but shrinking lead. CRAIG, Colorado (UPI)--After five months of work, Barbara Jean Sonn- WASHINGTON (UPI)--A private study tag laid down her crochet needles says 70 percent of the nation's Saturday to set a record for the 435 congressional districts get world's longest chrocheted chain. back less in defense spending than 25 miles of it--rolled into a 10- they pay out in taxes to the Pent- foot ball. agon. Dr. James Anderson of Michigan NEW JERSEY (UPI)--Officials at New State University conducted the Jersey's Mercer County Detention study for Employment Research Asso- Center had to dismantle a toilet to ciates, a firm that specializes in free an inmated whose arm got stuck looking at the tax imput of mili- in the bowl. Barbara Bennett was tary spending. cleaning her cell Saturday when she The report says the biggest loser got stuck. Rescuers put ice and is Illinois' 10th congressional mineral oil in the bowl to reduce district in the northern Chicago swelling in Bennett 's hand, but suburbs. It suffered a net loss that did not work. Finally the sink of more than $513 million in 1980. and toilet were separated from the Most of the losers are in the cell wall and Bennett and her bowl upper Midwest and the Northeast, were walked into a holding area and THE JUDGING of the Best Costume at the Fil-Am while the principal gainers are CHILDREN LINED UP FOR pulled apart. Fellow inmates greet- afternoon. Prizes for the top three concentrated in the South and South- Club's Halloween Party Saturday ed the release with cheers. group were given. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) west. costumes in each age Monday, November 2, 1981 The Daily Gazette Page 2 Club Activities Chapel Notes Blue Caribe THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT CLUB WILL THE MONTHLY PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE will Gold its Family Day on Sunday, Chapel meeting for November 4 but will be November 8. The Family Day Races not be held November 11. Any will begin at 1 p.m. The Family THE CHAPEL COMMUNITY WILL BE held Wednesday, November projects for Protes- Day Dinner will begin at 5:30 p.m. offering a cantata entitled "Joy ladies having the Chapel (PWOC) Members are asked to bring the To The World" by John W. Peterson, tant Women of or having bread following: on December 13. Rehearsals are booth at the bazar drop off at the Chaplain's A - G Salad being held at the Chapel Thursdays please than Friday, Oct. H - N Dessert from 8 to 9 p.m. and will continue Office no later the Chapel on 0 - Z Casserole until the week of the cantata. 30, or bring to more information call Anyone interested in joining, please Nursery service is provided. All Sunday. For after working Tuesday, November 3 call Jana Thommasen for an applica- interested persons are urged to Faye Osebold at 98168 Hope to see hours. tion at 95371/96105. participate. "Jamaican Night" you all there and bring a friend. Hot Curried Chicken THERE WILL BE A STATED COMMUNICA- Or Roast Beef tion of the Caribbean Naval Lodge Rice & Peas held in Masonic Apts. on Corinaso Salad Bar Point at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, community Rolls w/butter Nov. 4. All Master Masons are Coffee or Iced Tea cordially and fraternally invited "Rum Punch" to attend. $6.50 THE PHOTO REFLEX CLUB IS HAVING its monthly meeting on Tuesday, bulletin board Thursday, November 5 November 3, starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Photo Reflex Club behind "Cuban Night" the ceramic shop. All interested Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette #53 or hand carried personnel are invited to attend. office through Guard Mail Stop Paella McCalla Admin For further information contact to the Public Affairs Office in the Arroz Valenciana the Chuck or Cathy Roberts at 96164 AT. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. Vegetables previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Salad Bar will be accepted any time. Announcements THE NURSES' CLUB MEETS THE FIRST ments Rolls w/butter will be published at least once a week at the dis- Wednesday of each month. The next Coffee or Iced Tea of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities meeting will be held on Wednesday, cretion that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex November 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Nob Hill $5.50 national origin will not be accepted. 41-B. All nurses are cordially and color or Staff reserves the right to ed- invited to attend. For more infor- The Public Affairs Friday, November 6 (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- mation call Sandy Shuff at 98170 it all submissions. hours). AT. ing hours, DWH-during working "Seafood Special"

THE CPO WIVES CLUB WILL MEET ON Jumbo Shrimp Monday, November 2 at 8 p.m. in the Red Snapper Candle Light Room of the CPO Club Special Announcements Fried Rice for a short business meeting after Vegetables A RED the Charity Bazaar has closed. ATTENTION EXPECTANT PARENTS: THE ANNUAL MIGRATION OF SEA TURTLES Salad Bar for Par- has ended; accord- Topics of discussion will include Cross course "Preparation to Cuzco Beach Rolls w/butter starting in Cuzco Beach will be opened to ideas to raise funds for the Child- enthood" will be given ingly Coffee or Iced Tea pre-natal classes effective on October 31. ren's Christmas Party and the annual November. The the public on six Tuesday even- COMNAVBASEGTMOINST 1717.10B refers. Christmas caroling of housing. All will be held $6.50 Nov. 3 and ending CPO wives are cordially invited to ings starting held at 7 attend. For more information call Dec. 8. They will be THE NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION FOR THE The Patio Lounge will feature the room of the Mary Ann Roley, President, at p.m. in the conference month of November will be collected exotic Pina Colada, the drink of more informa- 952259 after 2 p.m. Base Hospital. For in the school office from 10:30 the tropics for $ .60. tion or questions, contact Diane a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, November Glasser at 95543 or Sandy Shuff at 2 and again on Tuesday from 4:30 PScorpio will be playing for your DO YOU NEED HELP COPING WITH 98170. to 6 p.m. on November 3. A late dancing and listening pleasure of someone else's drinking? Help is fee of $1 per day will be charged Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6 and 7, here to help available. AL-ANON is MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY WHO HAD after 6 p.m. on November 3. from 8 p.m. to midnight. you help yourself. AL-ANON meet- their pre-school aged children's ings are every Tuesday from 7 - 8 taken in September may pick pictures W. T. SAMPSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL p.m. and Fridays from 11:30 - 12:30 at the Principal's up their pictures announces Parent Teacher Confe- p.m. in the white hut #2A East Bldg. 669, behind the Office in rences for the fall of this school Educational Bargo. For more information call The packages have High School. year, following the first marking Diane at 99201 AT. so all that will be been pre-paid period. Conferences for grades pictures required to pick up the 1 through 6 will he held November the receipt. The will be to present 2 through November 4. On Monday, picked up between pictures can be November 2, these children will Exchange Notes and 3 each day. If 8 and 11 and 1 attend school for a half day from Notes any questions, call 95371 you have 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. They will COPIES--FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, XEROX for further information. not attend school on Tuesday and the Marine Corps Exchange offers ABOARD THE USS TICON- Wednesday. They will return to "Quick Copy Service." For a nomi- IF YOU SERVED DO YOU NEED TO TAKE THE SAT FOR has, school on November 5. Kinder- 11", deroga, or know of anyone who this year's Boost Program? The nal fee you can obtain 8 X be held please contact the following: garten conferences will is 8 X 14" or 14" X 18" coies. This cutoff date for Boost SAT tests Association for four full days, November 2 being offered between Big T Veterans' Nov. 15. The Navy Campus office service is through November 5. Kindergarten the hours of 8 a.m. and 4p.m. at John R. Austin will be administering the SAT on children will not attend school located on Public Relations Officer Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7:30 a.m. the Exchange Warehouse days and will return to 2087 Major Road these This will be the last test admin- Sherman Avenue, Building M-613. November 6. Monmouth Junction, N.J. 08852 school on Friday, istered before the Boost cutoff. To reserve a seat, please call Mrs. SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS AT THE Hoover or Mrs. McDermott at 8769. Marine Corps Exchange and avoid the Space is limited, so act NOW. rush. All varieties of toys and giftware will be received continual- "Dear, I think I ATTENTION NAS AND VC-10 PERSONNEL. ly from now till Christmas. Take Kathryn Hoover from the Navy Campus advantage of our convenient lay- have a nibble." office will be at the VC-10 Career away plan for the upcoming holiday Counselor's office after 9:30 a.m. season. on Wednesday, November 4, to se all Leeward personnel. Call or -- drop by to have your education eval- uated and see about all the free tests available for college credit. Mrs. Hoover visits Leeward the first Wednesday of every month. Don't GAZETTE 0o waste valuable time, you may have more college credit than you know. Hoover is the specialist in Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, Mrs. this field and will help you in every possible way. Commander, U.S. Naval Base

LCdr. Robert S. Pacha.Public Affairs Officer Ens. Shar Poner.Asi tant Public Affairs Officer 01 Ron Rust **. . . . .Editor 1503Ptty Albrt .Snlim Mts. Id Tujill .Podctin, As0tnt NOT SO

The Daily Gazette is published according to the FAST rules and regulations for ship and saton.newpapers outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and uderthe direction of the Naval Base Public Affair, Officer. Printed fivetLimes weekly at government expense on government equipment t the Nay Publications nd Printing Service Slow down and save gas. im Branch Office, th, opinions orstatements in s ite , thato appear herein arno to becotrued offii reflecting the vies of C AVBASE rtho De- partment of the Nay. Monday, November 2, 1981 The Daily casette Page 3

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KINDERGARTEN THROUGH THIRD GRADE TEACHERS were instrumental in get- ting the Listening Skills Program to the children. They are (left- to-right): B. Hufty, L. Skroch, P. Flynn, R. Trecosta, M. Reding, R. Parker, C. Weiner, M. Heinrich, A. Hegstrom, M. Jacob, N. Allen, C. Hibbs, G. Rzasa, J. Parker and J. Castro. (Not pictured are: THE GUANTANAMO BAY P.T.O. PRESIDENT, JACKIE TAYLOR, L. White and Mrs. A Davis, school principal). accepted a well-deserved award for her organiza- tion's outstanding contributions to the Littening Skills Program--1981. An energetic PTO this year Community helps is to be congratulated for their community involve- ment. Super thanks goes to: B. Glasser, D. Rappell, A. Huffman, Mr./Mrs. S. David, Mrs. B. Seibert, Mrs. D. Warden, Mrs. W. Renney, Mrs. B. Boswell, Mr./Mrs. Listening Skills Program J. Gress, Mr. /Mrs. R. Lewelyn, and Mrs. C. Sheridan for their generous gift of time and energy to the succeed children of "GTMO."

Photos by PHAN Bill Silberberg

Thanks to over 900 parents, 40 dedicated professional teachers and unlimited community effort, the fifth year of the Listening Skills Program proved the most successful yet. What is the Listening Skills Pro- gram? It is an an attempt to teach each child to give eyes, ears, mind and body to the task at hand. The program also helps teach the child- ren respect for peers and adults. This year, we took our program to the community. For this program, life was the classroom and all adults were qualified teachers. The results were bountiful. The %anuVE) Dave Harris receives an overwhelming parental support is a ard on behalf of TV-8, Detach- tribute to our small, outstanding ment 6. Thomy Moore presents community. the certificate while Master Those dedicated people pictured Chief Mary Coyner looks on. An on this page and their distinguish- THE FLEET AUDIO VISUAL CENTER CREW provided unlimited award was also presented to ed organizations deserve a hearty support in documenting the 1981 Listening Skills Pro- Navy Broadcasting for a "job thank you for a job well done. gram. From left-to-right (front row): Thomy Moore, Karen Prucha and Michael Heilman. Back row: R.B. Clinton, John Porbansky, Robert Chambers, Gus Wollitz and Bill Silberberg.

(ABOVE) The elementary children presented a well-deserved award to the outstanding Navy Publications and Printing Services staff. Mr. Jim Frantz, supervisor-in-charge, received the award as (from left-to-right) Joyce Hoopes, Noel Campbell, Jerry Cross and Ken Priggemeir look on. (Not pictured are John Bicklev and Barron Edwards.) Ron Rust, Gazette editor, shows newspaper office to Michael Heil- man (left), Karen Prucha and Thomy Moore (all W.T. Sampson stu- (RIGHT) The elementary dents). JO1 Rust, along with JO3 Patty Alberti and Ida Trujillo, students give a Mr. Bun- receives an award from the students following the office tcur. ny Big Ears thanks to the green men of Marine Barracks. Col. Navadel er' /his or her parents, then the class- a most dif- enthusiastically re- room teacher is assigned ceives the home-made ficult task. . .maybe an impossible certificate at morning 1i5 ohwnA task. formation of the proud men of GTMO's Marine Check your child by asking him or Barracks. The Marines ** Parents, Mr. Magic says the only her to repeat your instructions. If provided men, machinery real magic in your child's life they cannot recall your words, may- and logistical support V comes from you. Your child trusts be they need practice in acquiring you. better listening ,kills. to produce a successful you, loves you and imitates activity day for over Good Luck! See you next year. 400 elementary child- Require your child to pay attent- ion to you! To your child there is ren. Magic, 1981 no one more important than you. If Mr. your youngster does not listen to Page 4 The Daily Gazette Monday, November 2, 1981 Cowboys, Eagles, 49ers tops in NFL (AP) -- Who are the top teams in the fourth quarter to beat the Eagles ing the hometown rival Giants 26-7. NFL? 17-14. Tony Dorsett scored on a Pat Leahy kicked four field goals, The answers are bound to include nine-yard run with about seven min- Richard Todd threw a 39-yard TD College Top 20 Dallas and Philadelphia -- and now, utes to play to put the Cowboys in pass to Wesley Walker -- and the the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers, front to stay. Jet defense registered nine sacks Here's how the Top Twenty teams who had been picked to finish no in the runaway victory. in the Associated Press College better than third this year, yester- Dolphins top Colts Football Poll fared. this week: day won their seventh game in nine Buffalo over Browns outings -- and their sixth in a row. The Baltimore Colts suffered 1. Penn State (6-1-0) lost to Mi- They topped the Pittsburgh Steelers, their eighth consecutive loss, this Joe Ferguson passed to Joe Cribbs ami of Florida 17-14 17-14. time at the hands of Miami. The for three touchdowns as the Buffalo 2. Pittsburgh (7-0-0) beat Boston College San Francisco Joe Mon- Dolphins' David Woodley passed for Bills beat the Cleveland Browns 22- 29-24 tana's team-record streak of 122 two touchdowns and ran for a third 13. Cribbs finsihed the game with 3. Clemson (8-0-0) beat Wake For- passes without an came to lead Miami to the 27-10 win. five receptions for 163 yards. est 82-24 4. Southern California to a halt with two turnovers that The Dolphins are now 6-2-1 and (7-1-0) resulted in Pittsburgh scores. But lead Buffalo by half a game in the Bucs tame Bears beat Washington State 41-17 Montana engineered a 43-yard touh- AFC East. 5. Georgia (7-1-0) beat Temple Tight-end Jimmie Giles and quar- 49-3 down drive in the fourth quarter, terback Doug Williams combined on and Walt Easily provided the game- Bengals beat Oilers 6. Texas (6-1-0) beat Texas Tech as 81-yard scoring play and Williams 26-9 winning touchdown with five minutes It was the Cincinnati Bengals tossed a 51-yard touchdown pass to and 35 seconds to go. 7. Mississippi State (6-2-0) lost over the Houston Oilers, 34-21. Ken Kevin House, as the Tampa Bay Buc- to Alabama 13-10 Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Brad- Anderson of the Bengals threw for caneers beat the 20- shaw, who had three passes intercep- 8. Alabama (7-1-1) beat Mississip- two touchdowns during Cincinnati's 10. pi State 13-10 ted, said "you'd like to go some- 24-point second quarter and finish- 9. North Carolina (7-1-0) beat place and hide, but there's no place ed with three scoring passes. to go." Chargers edge Chiefs Maryland 17-10 10. Arizona State (6-1-0) San Francisco, Dallas and Phila- San Diego is now tied with Kansas did not delphia all have 7-2 records follow- Jets down Giants City for the AFC West leadership play 11. Iowa State (5-2-1) lost to Kan- ing yesterday's action -- the best "New York, New York" goes the following a 22-20 win over the sas State 10-7 marks in the NFL. The Cowboys tied song. And so went the rivalry. And Chiefs yesterday. Rolf Benirschke 12. Nebraska (6-2-0) beat Kansas the Eagles for the NFC East lead by when it was over, the Jets were the of the Chargers kicked a 22-yard 31-15 rallying for two touchdowns in the ones who felt like singing -- beat- field goal with 13 seconds left in the game. 13. Southern Methodist (7-1-0) beat Texas A&M 27-7 Rams 14. Washington State (6-1-1) lost cage Lions to Southern California 41-17 The Los Angeles Rams defeated the 15. Michigan (6-2-0) beat Minnesota lieds Detroit Lions 20-13, thanks to Wen- 34-13 Classified advertisementsmay be sentG to theGazette by Guard Mailior hand carried to the Pulic Affairs Offic 7:30 am. to 4:30 p.m., Monday dell Tyler, who raced 69 yards for 16. Iowa (5-3-0) lost to Illinois though Friday (excluding holidays).D Deadline for publication is noon a touchdown just three minutes into 24-7 the previous working day. Adsnare lin cited to 40 words and published not the game. Tyler later scored from 17. Florida State (6-2-0) beat more than twice weekly per submiss ion. Commercial advertising is Western prohibited althoughbconce rnig availabeserviceswill be a yard out with about ten minutes Carolina 56-31 permitted but limited to twice monthly . Ads for businesses orsries left. 18. Washington (7-1-0) beat Stan- requiringcommandapprovalmay be requ hired to provide proof of a letter ford 42-31 of authority. Ads which discriminate on thebasisofrace sex, creed, 19. Oklahoma (4-2-1) beat Colorado color, or national origin willnot be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff Falcons clobber Saints 49-0 reserves the right to edit and rewri te all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ Steve Bartkowski hit wide receiver DW=During Working Hours/AWs=After Wor king Hours). 20. Arkansas (6-2-0) beat Rice with three long touch- Alfred Jenkins 41-7 down passes as the Atlanta Falcons For Sale Honda motorcycle 100cc, '73, excel. bombed the New Orleans Saints, 41-10. condition, with sissy bar, $300. Notre Dame 38, Navy 0 Trinity 20, Coast Guard 9 Infant's "Johnny Jumper" exerciser, Call 64228 DWH, 98238 AWH. $3; infant carrier/seater (very Packers sink Seahawks Air Force 7, Army 3 sturdy) $5; womens' terry beach Green Bay's David Whitehurst ran 1979 GMC Royal Sierra 1/2 ton pick- The "Number-One Jinx" has struck jacket (small), mintgreen, worn for a touchdown and passed for three up; 8-foot bed; air conditioning; again. once, cost $20, will sell for $10; more as the Packers beat the Sea- 305 CID V-8; AT; P/5; R/H; excellent Penn State became the fifth top- 1 1/2 (16 oz.) bottles of "Care hawks 34-24. condition; $4900. 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