M:;1f Dget STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)--Officials are trying to find out how sophis- ticated U.S. computer equipment GAZETTE turned up in Sweden, apparently bound for the Soviet Union. The equipment was seized by Swedish Guantanamo Bay, Cuba customs authorities and an American official says it included at least one computer capable of guiding nuclear missiles. Volume 38 Number 223 Tuesday, November 22, 1983 WASHINGTON, D.C. (UPI)--According to the Census Bureau, millions more Americans claims to have voted last Lebanon celebrates 40 years of independence at war year than actually cast ballots. -The agency says the difference ap- BEIRUT (UPI)--Lebanon is celebrat- In a televised address to the na- Israel has been making reprisal parently means some people surveyed ing 40 years of independence today tion last night, President Amin bombing raids in Lebanon recently, were too ashamed to admit they ig- as foreign troops occupy parts of Gemayel said the occupation by but Reagan refuses comment since nored their civic responsibility. the country and a Palestinian war Syria and Israel "gives more meaning the attacks occurred on strongholds rages in the north. and depth to Lebanon's yearning for in Syrian-controlled parts of the ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI)--A Florida liberty." country. with the somber mood, judge has postponed a competency .Inkeeping He also called for better rela- The Reagan-Herzog meeting is a w observances are planned with hearing to determine if singer tions with the United States and forerunner to the talks the presi- official celebrations confined to Connie Francis is able to handle Syria to secure an Israeli troop dent has scheduled next week with army barracks. her own affairs. Attorneys say it withdrawal. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Sha- probably will be held within the Officials also plan wreath-laying The spreading violence in Lebanon next few weeks. Ms. Francis re- ceremonies at the tombs of Lebanon's tops the agenda when President Rea- Meanwhile, an Israeli newspaper cently was treated for manic de- president and other national gan meets with Israeli President reported yesterday that Syrian Pres- first pression. figures. Chaim Herzog. ident Hafez Assad was hospitalized last week for a heart attack, not NEW YORK (AP)--Blue Chips led a appendicitis as earlier reported. market rally yesterday, with the After 20 years world still mourns Kennedy Quoting unidentified Western Dow Jones Industrial average shoot- sources, the Ma'ariv newspaper says ing up 17.75 points to close at plaza named in his honor, about WASHINGTON, D.C. (UPI)--All across a Assad is still in a hospital. 1268.80. A similar rise today block from where he was killed 20 the nation, Americans will gather It says the Syrian president has would push the Dow to record years ago. at memorial events today to commem- suffered from diabetes and high heights. orate the 20th anniversary of the At the Kennedy Library in Boston, blood pressure for years. assassination of President John F. a spokeswoman says the services In the meantime, in the northern WESTON, Mass. (AP)--Tempers con- Kennedy. there were a special celebration of city of Tripoli, Syrian-backed Pal- tinue to flare as Greyhound's bus Members of the late president's the late president's life. estinian rebels pushed to within strike drags on. A striking driver family paid an early visit to his World leaders also paid tribute 300 yards of Yasser Arafat's head- put his car into reverse and ran it grave at Arlington today to America's 35th president. National Ceme- quarters. into the front of a Greyhound bus tery, before it opened The Vatican newspaper L'Osserva- to the pub- A night of heavy shelling and here yesterday and in Philadelphia, lic. tore Romanoiyar calls Kennedy a street clashes left 24 people dead. two men were arrested as strikers Later, the Kennedy family attend- "major protagonist of peace." In Beirut, sectarian clashes in a hurled eggs and tried to block a ed a private mass at Washington's It also notes he was the first southern neighborhood left one per- terminal. This week, strikers are Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. Catholic elected president of the son dead. voting on the company's latest con- President Reagan was also sched- United States. No casualties are reported from tract offer, aimed at ending the uled to attend. five bomb blasts set off last night nearly three-week-long walkout. An editorial in the Daily Aus- in west Beirut. The late president's mother and tralian says Kennedy is still his wife, Jacqueline Onassis, were GROVE, Okla. (AP)--An Oklahoma mourned with a fervor seldom not there, but they attended a pri- demos teacher has been fired for refusing aroused by any national leader. Anti-nclear vate service near the Kennedy Fami- to sign an oath of loyalty to the state and federal constitutions. y Compound on Cape Cod. The official Soviet news agency Continue "Tass" calls his assassination part in Europe State law requires state employees WEST Elsewhere, Dallas County Demo- of "a carefully planned political GERMANY (AP)--Anti-nuclear to sign the oath, but Russell Turley demonstrators crats paid tribute to Kennedy at a conspiracy." continue their pro- calls it a "worthless piece of pa- tests today outside the parliament per." He has 10 days to appeal his building. firing. Time to Xmas shop for family, friends overseas Hundreds of riot police ringed tha government district as parlia- DETROIT (AP)--Passengers have again by JO Jim Stordahl paper, styrofoam shells, or air- ment convened for the second day of thwarted the attempts of a would-be Now is the time to do your pocket padding. debate on the deployment of nuclear airline hijacker. Passengers sub- Christmas shopping for family and * Seal packages with any of the missiles. dued a man who claimed to have a friends stationed at other over- three types of recommended tape: A vote on the missile plan is bomb and demanded to speak to the seas locations. pressure sensitive, nylon rein- scheduled for later today. Rev. Jesse Jackson. The passengers To make sure your gifts and holi- forced paper, or glass reinforced. West Germany is considered the tackled the man and then tied him day greetings are delivered safely Do not use cellophane tape or any key to NATO's deployment plans be- to the seats of the Republic DC-9, and on time, the U.S. Postal Ser- tape which might peel off. cause it will receive 204 nuclear which was bound from Detroit to vice recommends: * Do not use string to secure warheads--more than any other West Kalamazoo, Mich. Four passengers * Use a plain box without letter- packages because string may get European NATO member. were slightly injured. ing because lettering will confuse caught in the machinery and have to Meanwhile, Britain's defense se- the postal services' new computer be handled individually. That cretary says NATO's willingness to SAN DIEGO (AP)--Two baby penguins scanners that are used in mail slows down delivery time. go ahead with missile deployment has happy in -20 degree tem- sorting. are quite prompted the Soviets to seriously peratures at San Diego's Sea World. * If you plan to insure your * Make sure you print labels negotiate arms reduction in Geneva. The birds were neglected by their package, remember that the Post clearly with smudge proof ink. But that theory is disputed by op- parents after they were hatched in Office will not insure a box that Print the recipient's address in position party member Denis Healey. September, but officials say they rattles. Pack boxes with crumpled the lower right portion of the He says the weapons are "danger- are now getting fatter and fluffier package and put your address in the ous" and says Britain has missed in a nursery isolation freezer. upper left corner. Bomhtfrom Santa Clas? the chance to stop what he calls the They will join other penguins in January. NEW YORK (UPI)--A postal worker at * Enclose your return address in- "insane process of piling up wea- Kennedy International Airport yes- side the package in case the mail- pons." terday found a ticking parcel ad- ing labels are damaged. NEW YORK (UPI)--Five men were charged yesterday with pulling off dressed to President Reagan from * Remember that packages mailed Your Hero, Santa." Good things for U.S. the nation's biggest tax fraud scam parcel post, express mail, priority ever. They allegedly provided more Authorities say they are not sure WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)--Both govern- mail, or fourth class, may not ex- than $130 million in phony write- if explosives are inside, but they ment and private experts say good ceed 70 pounds and 108 inches com- offs to top business executives and will inspect it again today. things are ahead for the U.S. econ- bined length and girth. celebrities, including composer omy. Henry Mancini and television pro- Commerce Secretary Malcolm Bald- ducer Norman Lear. GTMO 'Power Down Day' - Friday, November 25 ridge says last month's 1.2 percent gain in personal income and .5 per- It is time once again for the Semi-critical operational areas cent rise in spending are part of a Guantanamo Bay community to take will increase thermostat settings phase where growth "spirals upward Trucker takes turkeys part in the annual "Power Down to 80 degrees. from one sector to another." WASHINGTON, D.C. (UPI)--A trucker Day." Exceptions in family housing will Baldridge says increased consumer trying to take flight with 40.000 be limited to documented medical "Power Down Day" will start at 6 demand is inspiring business to pounds of holiday turkeys is in po- cases. a.m. and last through 5 p.m., Nov. spend more to increase production. lice custody in the nation's capi- 23, the day after Thanksgiving. All shore power and boiler feed- tal. water support to ships will cease Meanwhile, a group of business Robert Coan, 43, was stopped Mon- This event allows inspection and until the desal plant establishes economists says the economy should day in his tractor-trailer after maintenance of the generators and normal operations at approximately see increased growth next year, but picking up more than 1,500 turkeys evaporators at the desalinization 7 p.m. the analysts say the key to growth at a meat warehouse in Landover, plant. For "Power Down Day" to he suc- in 1985 is to get federal deficits Md., Thursday morning. Miminal electrical output will cessful, everyone should plan to under control. The turkeys were bound for sale be available for usage and black- eliminate utility (usage, i.e., in Pittsburgh-area supermarkets. The nation's retailers are bank- outs may occur in areas where air conditioning, electric cooking, However, police say Coan tried to ing on the economics of the immedi- electrical demand is high. laundry facilities, electric hot sell the fowl over his CB radio to ate future to make their holiday All non-critical air condition- water heating, and no or low light- other truckers for $6 each. ers will be turned off. ing levels). season bright. Tuesday, November Page 2 The Daily Gazette 22, 1983 THAMESGIVING DINNER ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS Sunday Special Announcements East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. Closed E-3 and Military Leadershp Exams: Active duty personnel seeking Tuesday The Seaman, Fireman, and Airman treatment at the U.S. Naval Hospi- and the Military Lea- tal are required to be in uniform Naval Station Brig - 8 p.m. examinations Open dership examinations for E-4 and and to have an I.D. card in their Wednesday E-5 wil be administered at 1 p.m. possession. The only exception Club. Once again the Naval Station En- East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. on Dec. 12 at the Windjammer recognized is a valid medical Dining Facility invites Open Participants are to submit a Spe- emergency. listed of Guantanamo Bay Friday cial Request Chit or Memorandum all residents their Division When decorat- to share in our annual Thanks- Hospital ARS Wing - 8 p.m. recommendation from Window decorations: giving dinner. Dinner will be Open Officer to the Education Services ing for the holidays, occupants not to served from 4 until 6 p.m. on Saturday office no later than 1 p.m. on are reminded that they are information or spray arti- Thursday, Nov. 24, and the menu East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. Dec. 9. For further attach decorations feature all the Open contact PSO ESO extension 4553 or ficial snow on the solar reflec- will holiday's will damage classic cuisine. For further information call 4338. tive windows as this 7240 or 4380 DWH - 3293 AWH the windows. DOD "All Night Lovers" show will Prices: perform at the Downtown Lyceum on The Atlantic Fleet Audiovisual Active duty enlisted $2.25 Nov. 25, Officers/Civilians $5.40 The approved Consular Report of Nov. 24, Marine Site on Facility (Photo Lab) will be se- Children under 12 $2.65 Birth for children born at the and Leeward Point on Nov. 26. All cured all day on Nov. 25 due to U.S. Naval Hospital, Guantanamo performances will begin at 6 p.m. the power outage scheduled by the a rock No Reservations Bay, Cuba, during the months of "All Night Lovers" show is Desal Plant. Emergencies will be and October 1983, has extravaganza. handled as required. September Overeaters Anonymous has found its been received. Parents who are way to GTMO. Are you a food-a- this document may con- expecting holic? Do you eat compulsively tact Mrs. Wright at the Naval Hos- even when you're not hungry? Are pital Civilian Personnel office you willing to seek help? If you during normal working hours. bulletin board are willing to accept a new way of living and a close fellowship with The Fumigation Chamber will be announcements ma sent to the Gazette Community y be other people just like yourself, open Friday, Nov. 25, from 8 a.m. hand carried to office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or then look no further! OA is a until 4 p.m. You may pick up your the COMNAVBASE Admin the Public Affairs Office in fellowship of men and women just articles Tuesday, Nov. 29 from is 8:30 a.m. the Building. Deadline for pu blications like yourself who are willing to noon until 4 p.m. announce- previous working day. Bo onafide emergency share their hopes, strength and ments will be accepted any time. Announcements will with each other in the Attention parents: PTO is on the experiences be published at least onc e a week at the discretion hopes of helping others who also move: The first meeting will be that dis- of the Public Affairs Sta ff. Activities suffer. The only requirement is held on Tuesday, Nov. 29, at 7 and color criminate on the basis of race, creed, sex the need to stop eating compul- p.m. in the multi-purpose room at or national origin will not be accepted. sively. There are no fees, dues the elementary school. Those nom- OA is a self- inated thus far are: or weigh-ins. on contri- Mrs. Diane Birge, President Bargain hunters wanted! Check out What is TOPS? Tops--Take Of f supporting organization alone. Meetings are held Lt. Mike Burke, Vice President the good and inexpensive bargains Pounds Sensibly--is a nonprofit, butions Tuesday evenings Mrs. Paula Haldeman, Secretary available at Treasure & Trivia lo- self-help, weight control organi- twice a week; Friday evenings Mr. Ken Caulfield, Treasurer cated next to Navy Federal Credit zation with physician-set weight from 8:00-9:00 and and Friday, 10 from 6:00-7:00 on the second deck Nominations will also be taken Union, Wednesday goals and approved diets. TOPS a.m. until 1 p.m.,- and first Sat- therapy, recogni- of the Naval Hospital ARS Unit. from the floor. There will be a employs group of month, 10 a.m. until 1 to help mem- For more information about the program featuring the children in urday tion, and competition program, please feel free to call movement-gymnastics, dance, PE p.m. bers attain and maintain their Chief Buchholz at 7240 DWN. classes' demonstrations and kin- weight goals. Men, women and teens The Department Head meeting sche- are welcome. Our chapter meets dergarten exercises. This is your of the most ra- duled for 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, each Tuesday evening at 6:30 in Red Cross has one child's school, so get involved! means of communication availa- Nov. 23, has been changed. The Rm. 510 of the elementary school. pid ble in the world today. It is Policy Coamittee will meet at this Try us. TOPS--where befores be- * * ***. 0 *0*** of communicating with time. Policy Board Committee mem- come afters! For more information capable chapters throughout the United bers are requested to submit key call 3432. and at overseas military INFLATION FIGRTEK agenda items to be discussed to States for the week of installations (including ships at the Admin Officer no later than Housing Entitlement: If you live Nov. 21 - 271 sea). e 4:30 p.m., Nov. 18. Agenda items in Navy Family Housing and your should be kept to a minimum to dependents leave GTMO and do not Available at w The Naval Station / keep within the alloted time intend to return, or if they leave 4 Enlisted Dining Facility a Stop Light Inn \ frame. GTMO and do not return within 90 and Branch facility at Marblehead days, you will have to move out of Leeward Point will offer Golf Canteen "Free Jazzasize" at the Leeward the quarters. The Housing Office din- {,1 r * Kountry Kitchen Point BOQ on Sunday, Tuesday, and must be notified immediately of a special birthday ner to all active duty i Thursday nights at 7:00. Everyone any change in your dependency sta- "GRILLED HAM & enlisted personnel hav- is invited. Just drop by. tus. CHEESE SANDWICH" ing a birthday during 994 * the month of October. r Club Activities The meal will consist of Steak and Lobster with all the GTMD Swingers get your Every Wednesday at the CPO Club trimmings and will be served at 5 dancing shoes out! you will be able to enjoy tender, p.m. on Friday, Nov. 25. Person- There will be a Square juicy Steamship Round from the nel interested in participating in Navy Exchange Dance Caravan Nov. 26th buffet between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. this program must show evidence of Merry Christmas GTMO! The MEX starting at 4 p.m. at the Square Only $3.50. This includes a trip birth (I.D. card) to the Enlisted Personalized Services Center has Dance Hall. Thirteen different through the salad bar. Y'all Dining Facility MAA no later than just received a shipment of our places will be covered followed by come, y'heah? Nov. 23. For further famous Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, a potluck at the ferry landing 4 p.m. on information, contact MSC Landingin Christmas cards. Hurry down and gazebo. Come and join the fun. There is an important meeting of at 2860, Windward, or MSC Mendaros get your GTMO Christmas cards to- the CPO Wives Club on Nov. 22 at day. Sunday, Nov. 27, at the Windmill the VC-10 Hut at 7:30 p.m. This at 6271, Leeward. Beach cabana, the GTHO Swingers is a very important meeting to In appreciation of your patronage will be having a family picnic. finalize parade plans. For more Christmas Cantata the will be offering NO DOWN Time will be from noon until 6 information call Maria at 2798 or HEX Rehearsals for the Christmas Can- p.m. Bring your own meat and bev- Brenda at 3828. PAYMENT on lay-a-ways, starting tata will be held on Tuesday and through Nov. erages plus a dish. Come out for Nov. 22 and lasting week at 8 p.m. in a day of family fun plus "squar- Marine Officer Wives Club is get- Thursday each 27. $50 minimum. the Base Chapel. The nursery will ing" up on the beach. ting ready for the fenceline Marine's Christmas boxes. Commun- be open. EAIL Notes ity members, clubs and organiza- TUE Educational tions are again asked to make Blue Caribe Can you write a decent fit-rep or goods for these fine young baked Tuesday, Nov. 22 effective memo? Do the people an men. Drop off dates for the items "STUFFED SHRIMP" GAZETTE who work for you suffer becuse of will be Dec. 12 and Dec. 17. More Choice of Potato poor writing skills? Do you at a your information will be announced Vegetable need to improve your math skills? later date. Freshly Baked Bread Diagnostic testing will be held at Captain Robert A. Allen, Coffee or Ice Tea Navy Campus classroom on Nov. 29 GBOWC still has some GTNO '84 cal- $5.75 and Dec. 2 for FREE classes in cards for Commander,U.S. Naval Base endars and Christmas Friday, Nov. 25 English, Reading and Math. All Come by the NEX Saturday, sale. "SEAFOOD SPECIAL" Lt. Cmdr. J.D. Van tickle. Navy/Marine personnel who want in- and Trivia Nov. 26, or by Treasure Jumbo Shrimp .Public Affairs Officer formation to register, call M. from 10 a.m. Wednesdays or Fridays Red Snapper Ens. Christy McCollom. Dornan at 6261 or Navy Campus at until 1 p.m. Fried Rice .Asst. Public Affairs Officer 4769. Salad Bar JOC Lew Reed.staff Cub Scout Pack or Ice Tea J02 Lee Holloway.staff Old Dominion University's Continu- Coffee meeting for Novem- $6.50 .J03 Michael Page.staff ing Education Program is urgently ber will be held For your dancing and listening ;Mrs. Susan Junkins.staff in need of qualified instructors at 3 p.m., Sunday, The Daily Gazette is published acordig to the will for their evening program. If you pleasure, Graphic Expression rules and regulations for ship nd nation anppers Nov. 27, at the be playing on Friday and Saturday, outlined in AV5OS P-35 and under the direction have a Masters Degree in any sub- FRA Bldg. We will of the Naval Be Public fair, Officer. Printed fietimes .kiy at g e x,,,,, Nov. 25 and 26, from 8 p.m. until fiv tmesweklyatgoverment epense on govement ject matter and are interested in practice marching midnight. The Patio Lounge will equipment at the Nay Pubictionse ad Printing Seice earning extra money, plus offering for the Christmas Branch Office, the opinions orttateets in ne items your community a service, please feature our delicious Rum Goodie, that appear herein ae not to e coted as official and judge scouts handmade or the De- parade the drink of the Caribbean, for oa tefileting the vies of C MAVEASE call Eleanor Douglas at 4307/Wed. instruments. We need your partnt of the Naw. music only 80 cents. or 4784 AT. help, so please attend. Tuesday, November 22, 1983 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Presidential

CTISW Joy E. Bray is pre- pardon sented the "MSCA Service saves Jack Person of the 1 _ Quarter" award __=_ - -= by Lt. Col. - - _. _ the turkey James S. Ray- burn MSGA Comt- The headlines didn't mention it, Dark meat is dark because it has a been well-supplied with blood manding Offi- but one Thanksgiving it took ves- Presidential pardon to save the sels. cer. (Official neck of a White House favorite The white meat of the breasts-- the muscles that power the wings- U.S. Navy pho- headed for a rendezvous with des- tiny. indicates that bred-for-eating to) Abraham Lincoln, giving in to turkeys are weak flyers at best. the tearful beseeching of his son, Wild turkeys, on the other hand, Tad, solemnly rescinded the sched- may be able to fly a mile, hitting uled execution. 45 miles an hour. Thus, Jack the turkey was saved Today each American eats about from ax and oven to live and gob- nine pounds of turkey a year-2.7 ble another day. pounds during the Thanksgiving -afety tips to fellow where gasslin is cuacarsed Jack had strutted the White holidays, 1.35 pounds at Christmas House grounds for several months time, and the remaining 4.95 (American Forces Press Service)-- Avoid prolonged breathing of that year of 1863, and was a fat pounds throughout the rest of the The price of gasoline has become a vapors. and magnificient pet at Thanksgiv- year. popular topic of conversation in * Keep your face away from noz- ing. recent years, but there is a lot zle and gas tank when filling your Official records do not disclose The current turkey crop is more more you should know about it than car's gas tank. how long he survived after his re- than 130 million birds, 40 million what it costs. * Do not overfill gas tank. Make prieve, or what other guest of of which will be served at Ameri- Following are safety and health sure gas cap is put back on after honor took his place on the First cans' Thanksgiving dinner tables, precautions provided by the people tank is filled. ,Family's dining table. including those of military per- at the Exxon Company. * Use gasoline only in an area But, according to the National sonnel in the United States and Keep gasoline away from heat, that gets plenty of fresh air. Geographic Society, accounts of overseas. sparks and flame. * Keep your face away from gaso- other presidents' Thanksgivings Gasoline catches fire and burns line container opening. reveal that: Barbecue wisely so very readily. Gasoline vapors may * Keep gasoline container closed Andrew Jackson always insisted explode in the presence of an ig- when not in use. on a wild turkey; nition source. Grover Cleveland once found his 'Power Dows Day' * Do not smoke when handling. initials tattooed by the cook in With Friday being "Power Down * Turn off your car engine while the bird's breast; Day," many GTMO residents may be filling the gas tank. And to assure a nutty tender- tempted to bring out the barbecue * Use gasoline ONLY as a motor ness, Benjamin Harrison's turkey grill to enjoy a hot meal. fuel. Do NOT use gasoline for any was force-fed three walnuts and a There are, however, a few pre- other purpose. glass of sherry on the last days cautionary measures one should re- * Put gasoline in a small engine of its life. member when using grills: (i.e., law mower) only when the The condemned bird probably (1) Don't use a grill inside any engine and attachments are cool didn't find the nuts as indigesti- structure and certainly not in a * Do not use gasoline indoors. ble as they sound; a turkey's giz- living space. * uo not store or use gasoline zard is so strong-walled it can (2) Make sure your grill is far near a furnace, water heater, easily crush an unshelled walnut. enough away from anything made of pilot light or any source In Colonial America, the Pil- of Do not put gasoline in your wood that flames cannot touch the grims ate their first wild turkeys wood. This precaution should also .parks. mouth-it is harmful or fatal if at Plymouth Plantation. be taken when the grill is being * Store in a well-ventilated swallowed. Unlike those enormous turkeys of area away from living quarters. * NEVER siphon gasoline by "fired off." history book illustrations, the (3) Use common sense. Don't al- Never store gasoline in glass or mouth. Pilgrims' turkeys were a rela- low carelessness to ruin your day unapproved plastic containers. * If someone swallows gasoline, tively scrawny 12 to 15 pounds, do NOT induce vomiting; call a or your life. compared to today's average bird * Do not use gasoline in kero- doctor immediately. It won't happen to you? In the scales at 18 to 20 sene heaters or lamps. Keep gasolien away from eyes and which tips the last two to three months, the GTMO * Do not mix even small amounts skin. pounds. Fire Department has been called of gasoline with kerosene. * NEVER use gasoline to wash Nutritionists say turkey is out on several occasions because your hands. higher than most meats in protein of just the types of carelessness Manse Crps Exchange isis * If you get gasoline on your and among the lowest in calories described above. skin, wash promptly with soap and and cholesterol. Safety pays big dividends. The Marine Corps Exchange has water or use a waterless cleaner. YOUR 'PAIN IN THE NECK?" the following position available. * If you get gasoline in your WHAT'S For further information and copies eyes, flush eyes for 15 minutes * RED TAPE? * POOR PLANNING? of the position description, with clean water or until irrita- S* DUPLICATIONS? * WASTE OF MATERIAL? please contact the Marine Corps tion stops. If irritation contin- G* DELAYS? * INFERIOR PROCEDURES? Exchange secretary (Bldg. M-613) ues, call a doctor. or phone 2330/2570. * Promptly remove gasoline- Suggest A Better Way! The closing date for this position soaked clothing and launder before is December 1. reusing. Main store supervisor, US-1182-6, Keep gasoline where children Naval Base Civilian Personnel Job Openings full time position, one required. cannot reach it. U.S./NON-U.S. CITIZEN JOB VACAN- 400-83, Clerk typist, GS/LGS-322- CIES 04 (Temp nte 120 days), PWD. Applications should be submitted 401-83, Clerk typist, GS/LGS-322- Alcohol doesn't mix with motorcycles/motorbikes to the Naval Base Civilian Person- 03, (PT) (Temp nte 90 days), hos- nel Office by the closing date in- pital. NORFOLK,. VA cycle fatalities, the majority oc- (NES)--Alcohol and dicated. Additional information 402-83, Electrician (high driving don't mix, especially when curred during the hours of dark- concerning these vacancies may be voltage), LWG-2810-10 PWD. ness on weekends. motorcycles/motorbikes are involv- obtained at the Naval Base Civil- NAF-66-83, Laborer, LWG-3502-02 Examples of deaths or serious ed. ian Personnel Office or by review- (FT), S/S. injuries reported to the center A report by the Naval Safety ing Vacancy Announcements posted NAF-67-83, Supply clerk, AS-2005- for each major cause of accidents enter shows alcohol to be a major on official bulletin boards. 04/LGS-2005-03, S/S. factor include: in the rising number of CLOSING DATE: 28 Nov. 1983 NAF-68-83, Recreation aid, PS-189- * Lack of Skills: A Navy member two-wheel fatalities recorded in MPA, POSITION, GRADE AND LOCATION 03 (Int), S/S. who wanted to buy a motorcycle the first half of 1983. The report 399-83, secretary (typing), Readvertised: from a friend asked to take it on lists speed, loss of control, and GS/LGS-318-04 leading to GS/LGS- 363-83-B, Painting worker, LWG- a test ride and was killed within lack of skills as the three other 05, Commissary. 4102-07 (Temp nte 1 yr), PWD. top contributors to these deaths. 10 minutes. In the first six months of 1983, * Speed: The Operator was killed motorcycle/motorbike fatalities and the passenger hospitalized af- increased by 29 percent, from 38 ter they passed a car at a high G, deaths during January through June rate of speed and were unable to VNA?0 WARypi\A 1982. Most of this year's 49 fa- stop for railroad gates that were talities included a combination of down. two our of three causes --alcohol, * Alcohol: After drinking at a loss of control, or speed. The re- bar for several hours, two Navy port suggests that the increase men got on a motorcycle. The pas- may be because of the increased tried to make a pass at a senger IWOW!YOdRS rP popularity of motorcycles among woman pedestrian which caused the Navy members. driver to lose control of the two- IRAVOLTA ! Alcohol was involved in 23 of wheeler. Both men were hospitaliz- c the 49 fatalities, while seven ed. didn't involve the liquid. In the * Loss of control: A Sailor en- remaining 19 fatalities, it wasn't tered the freeway, lost control, known if alcohol was involved. went down, and was run over by a As in previous reports on motor- truck. Tuesday, November 22, 1983 The Daily Gazette Page 4 NCAA Jets fly NBA Local Sports (AP)--Denver's Kiki Vandeweghe was The Yatera Seca Golf Association (UPI)--Nebraska didn't play Satur- By Saints, named the leagues' player of the is sponsoring a four-man best day, but the Cornhuskers are still ball, week yesterday. The Nuggets' for- full handicap tournament this Sun- ranked number-one in UPI's latest ward averaged almost 33 points and day. Sign-up is prior to 5 p.m., college football poll. Despite .31-28 six rebounds a game for the period Friday. Blind draw for teams will taking the week off, the Cornhus- ending Sunday. be held and posted Saturday so you kers were just one vote short of (AP)--For most of the evening, it Adrian Dantley of Utah now trails can arrange tee-off times with your being a unanimous choice as the looked like the New Orleans Saints Vandeweghe in the scoring race. team. Tee-off will be from 7:30 nation's top team, a position they would march to victory over the New Dantley's been averaging 29.4 points a.m. to 9 a.m. Sunday. The entry have held since the pre-season. York Jets. But two quick fourth- a game, to Vandeweghe's 30.2. fee is $5 per person. Nebraska will be in search of quarter scores led the Jets to a its 12th victory without a loss 31-28 win over the Saints at the Two NBA coaches were each fined Interested in forming a lunch when it plays Oklahoma Saturday. New Orleans Superdome last night. $3,000 yesterday. Doug Moe of Den- time bowling league? Call the A quick look at the ratings shows The big play was turned in by Kirk ver was nailed for verbally abusing bowling alley at 2118 between 8 the top nine teams are the same as Springs, who returned a punt 76 and throwing water at an official a.m. and 3 p.m. for more informa- last week. Texas, yards for the winning score. with its 10-0 in San Antonio earlier this month. tion. mark, is still second. The game started with George Rog- The Long- Milwaukee's Don Nelson was fined for horns are followed by number-three ers of the Saints powering 14 yards verbal abuse and physical contact The Intercommand Track Meet has Auburn, number-four Miami of Flor- straight up the middle on a third with a referee in San Diego last been re-scheduled. It will be ida, number-five Illinois, number- and short play, that gave New Or- week. Nelson's also been suspended held at 9 a.m., Saturday six Southern Methodist, leans a 7-0 lead. That at Cooper number- followed for two games. Field. seven Georgia, number-eight a New Orleans interception Michi- turned The rumored trade sending Denver gan, and ninth-ranked Brigham Young. in by Russell Gary. The Saints forward Alex English to San Diego Attention Leeward Point resi- Iowa is the new member of the group then got Charitable as Ken Stabler for Michael Brooks and a top draft dents, anyone interested in swim having moved from 11th to 10th. was intercepted by Jets linebacker pick is being labeled as false. classes for infant age to adult, The UPI board of coaches lance Mehl, who returned the take- call 6263. Leave name, age, has Florida ranked 11th, followed away for the tying score. and phone number. by Alabama, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, The Saints broke open a 14-14 tie College Football and number-15 Boston College. Next in the third quarter as Wayne (UPI)--Notre Dame ended two days The GBYAA youth basketball sea- is Oklahoma, Maryland, Air Force, Wilson rushed for a one-yard score of uncertainty by agreeing to son will begin after the Christmas Baylor, and number-20 Virginia Tech. and George Rogers picked up his play Boston College in the Liberty holidays, with two divisions, second touchdown with a two-yard Bowl December 25th. Notre Dame ages 9-11 and 12-14. run. Rogers finished the game with put off accepting the bid after a Parents may sign-up their child- Baseball 84 yards rushing, snapping a streak disappointing loss to Air Force ren in front of the Navy Exchange of seven games in which the Jets Saturday gave the Irish a lackluster (AP)--For the any weekend through Dec. 4th. first time in four had not allowed an opposing back 6-5 record. But the Notre Dame years, a non-Los Angeles Dodger has The time Saturday and Sunday is more than 50 yards. players reportedly voted unanimously won the National League rookie of from noon to 3 p.m., and the cost In the final quarter, the Jets to go to the Liberty Bowl because the year honors. Slick outfielder is $15 for one child, $20 for two, scored 17 points while holding New they, "wanted to go out winners." Darryl Strawberry of the New York and $25 for three. Orleans scoreless to take the win. Virginia Tech was under consid- Mets was named rookie of the year This is a good opportunity for Pat Leahy's 38-yard field goal and eration for the Liberty Bowl until yesterday, in voting conducted by your children to learn some fine an 11 yard Richard Todd to Jerome Notre Dame finally accepted its the Baseball Writers Association basketball skills along with team- Barkum touchdown pass preceded the invitation. Tech cracked of America. the rat- work. The GBYAA needs coaches punt return by Springs. ings for the first time this year Strawberry polled 18 first-place and referees, so parents, give all With 19 seconds to play, the after finishing 9-2. Oklahoma joins votes and 106 total points, to the help you can. For more infor- Saints' Morten Andersen was wide the Hokies as the only other ranked easily outdistance Craig McMurtry mation call Ann at 3419 after of to the left on a 51-yard field goal team not going to a bowl. 3 p.m. the Atlanta Braves. Strawberry was attempt that would have tied the the only player named on all bal- game. Curiously, coach Bum Phillips lots. opted to allow Andersen to make his By winning the award, Strawberry three-point try on third down. snapped a four-year hold on the a- The win improves the Jets' mark ward by the Los Angeles Dodgers. to 5-7, while the Saints are now classified The last three National League 6-6. rookie of the year recipients were The Saints are the only NFL team Dodgers, Steve Sax in 1982, Fern- without a win on Monday night. FOR SALE Moped in good shape, $375; ando Valenzuela in 1981, Steve gas Thanks to the Jets' win, the Dallas Umbrella stroller; baby carrier; dryer, $75. Call 6414 AT. Howe in 1980 and Rick Sutcliffe in Cowboys are assured of at least TI 99/4A home computer with ac- 1979. a wild card playoff ces., cartridges and books; sofa Full set of dive The 21-year-old outfielder batted berth. gear less BC. and matching swivel rocker, beige Includes Aluminum .257 with 26 home runs and 74 runs "80" tank, with Herculon finish; men's right depth/pressure guages, regulator, batted in for the Mets, who finished AMERICAN CONFERENCE handed golf clubs, I and 3 woods, fins, snorkel, mask, booties, last in the NL East. Strawberry East 3, 5, 7, 9 irons and putter with shortie wet suit, weight belt, became the third Mets player to win TEAM W L PF PA bag; boy's 20" bicycle; 23,000 BTU three-band spear gun, and two dive rookie of the year honors. Tom Miami 8 4 262 181 Fedders a/c; 12,000 BTU GT energy knives, $375. Call Cpl. Fairman Seaver won in 1967 and Jon Matlack Buffalo 7 5 228 247 saver a/c. A/Cs available Dec. 8. at 2642 or 3647 was given DWH. the award in 1972. Baltimore 6 6 196 272 For more information call Phil at New England 6 6 237 232 4690 DWH or 3373 AWN. The Seattle Mariners acquired Living room outfit--five pieces, N.Y. Jets 5 7 256 254 earth tones, good catcher Bob Kearney and reliever condition, $350; Central bedroom outfit--five Dave Beard from Oakland yesterday. pieces, new Pittsburgh 9 3 291 198 '72 Fiat, needs transmission work, double The deal sends relief pitcher Bill bed mattress and box Cleveland 7 5 252 241 $500; brand new 8x11/ Persian rug, spring, cream, Caudill to the A's, along with a fair, $300; carpets Cincinnati 5 7 278 225 never used, $270; 55 gallon fish (15x12/ player to be named later. Kearney and 12x9), brown and Houston 1 11 203 356 tank with all extras, $150. Call green, both $350. was the key player for the Mariners, Prices neg. West Wallin at 4453 DWH. Call 3845 AT. whose three catchers last year L.A. Raiders 9 3 319 268 batted .221 or less. Denver 7 5 230 223 Recoton video enhancer and detail- WANTED Seattle er, 6 6 301 296 new. Retails for $125, will Roofing laborer needed - clean Kansas City 5 sell for $90 or best offer. Call 7 243 244 work, synthetic roofing. 18 or Boxing San Diego 4 8 262 345 2806 AT. over, $5.00 per hour. Apply at NATIONAL CONFERENCE (AP)--WBC heavyweight champ Larry the Harvesters Group, Inc. office, East 25" Zenith color TV, beautiful 5'olmes will battle Marvis Frazier new high school. Dallas 10 picture, only five months old. Friday night. Holmes can lose his 2 382 260 Washington 10 2 414 Paid $555 new, will sell for $450. title, but Frazier can't win it, as 255 SERVICES St. Louis Call 2879 AWH. the wonderful world of boxing con- 5 6 282 356 House cleaning for final inspec- tinues to confuse us. Philadelphia 4 8 172 226 tion. Call 2116 or 3809. N.Y. Giants 3 8 215 Enhancer/stabilizer According to the WBC, a challen- 262 by Superex Central (VPS-1 Model), $125 ger can get a title shot if he has new, asking Will do housecleaning for final Minnesota $75; Panasonic at least 15 pro fights, and he's 7 5 265 285 b&w 17" TV, $50; inspection at reasonable rates. Detroit Whirlpool 8,000 listed in the top ten. If the 6 6 257 244 BTU a/c, $380 new, Call 3760 or 3418 AT. Green Bay six mos. old, $250 man has less than 15 fights, he 6 6 324 332 firm. Call Chicago 3840 after 6 p.m. should have beaten two top-ten con- 5 7 228 233 MISCELLANEOUS s 1 tenders. Frazier has had only ten Tampa Bay 11 158 286 Responsible couple would like to West '67 Ford Fairlane GT, 390 engine, housesit fights and has not beaten anybody during the Christmas hol- L.A. Rams four-speed. Mechanically good, in the top ten, so he can't win 7 5 278 269 idays. Having wife down for a San Francisco body fair, $900 or best visit the heavyweight title even if he 7 5 329 232 offer. in mid December. We enjoy New Orleans Call 4706 and ask for CM3 beats Holmes, according to the 6 6 258 271 Hanson pets. If interested please call Atlanta DWH or call 2537 and ask WBC. If Holmes should lose, the 5 7 247 266 for Roy at 4582. Brian, Rm. K112 AWH. WBC would hold an elimination tournament which would include NHL Frazier. (AP)--The National Hockey League DAILY ENERGY USAGE was rather quiet last night with Bert Sugar, the publisher of just two games scheduled. In Ed- WaterE Electricity "Ring" magazine, calls it a title monton, the Oilers edged the Win- Use: Use: 274,600 fight. Sugar says "anytime a nipeg Jets 7-6 on two third-period 1,003,000 Gallons T?!H $24. 222 champion goes in a ring with any- goals by Dave Hunter. Wayne Gret- $5,534 body, be it Mickey Mouse, his title zky scored his 28th goal of the is on the line." season in the middle period as the Marvis Frazier is no Mickey Oilers improved their already Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 248,453 KWH Mouse. He's 10-0 in the ring since phenominal record to 18-3-1. $5,517 $21,983 1980. He has a chance to take In the other contest, Paul Rein- one step toward the WBC heavy hart and Ed Beers scored two goals Use t: $29,75 weight championship Friday night in apiece to lead the Calgary Flames Target: $27,432 Las Vegas. But the question re- to a 7-4 win over the visiting mains: Does anyone really care? Los Angeles Kings. % -d