Friday's flight EDITOR'S CHOICE I C-12 From Wednesday, Sept. 19 through Friday, Sept. 21, large Guantanamo Bay 8:30 a.m. Marine support and combat vehicles will traverse through Jacksonville, Fla. 10:00 a.m. the naval base in support of DEFEX. Residents are asked to be extra cautious during this time and drive See page 3 only when necessary. Remember - THINK SAFETY! Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 183 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, September 18, 1990 SecDef relieves Gen. Dugan of command of Persian Gulf forces UPI/AP - The Air Force top community announced yesterday was expelling Iraqi military at- occupied-Kuwait- for the purpose general has been fired for talking too they will expel all Iraqi military at- taches. Italy took similar steps. of driving Kuwaitis out. Its estimated much. taches. In addition the movements of There is more talk of squeezing that more than half of the 570,00 Secretary of Defense Dick other Iraqi diplomats will be se- Saddam. The five permanent mem- native Kuwaitis have left the country Cheney dismissed Gen. Michael verely restricted. bers of the United Nations Security since last months invasion. The Dugan yesterday. The reason is that The action is a response to Iraq's Council are discussing the possible ambassador suggests in a letter to the Dugan, a four-star general and Air raids last week on foreign diplomatic expansion of measures to enforce the U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabian offi- ForceChief of Staff, toldnewspapers compounds in Kuwait belonging to economic embargo against Iraq. The De Cuellar that Saddam wants to cials are conducting identity checks at Iraqi President Saddam Hussein France, Belgium, Canada and the U.S., Soviet Union, China, Britain, repopulate Kuwait with Iraqis and is the Arab kingdom's re-opened border would be a target in case of bombing Netherlands. and France are considering a pro- using torture and other forms of in- with occupied Kuwait to screen out missions against Baghdad. Britain and Belgium acted im- posal to use aerial blockades and to timidation to drive the natives out. Iraqi infiltrators. Officials say the Cheney said, "There are certain mediately. Britain expelled two at- get touch on countries that do busi- checks yesterday slowed the flow of Baghdad is rejecting the pro- things that we never talk about." taches and six members of the sup- ness with Baghdad. Also, the Secu- refugees into Saudi Arabia from Ku- posed visit of a special U.N. envoy to Dugan was appointed to his job wait to about 50 vehicles. That's down port staff from the Iraqi Embassy in rity Council's Sanctions Committee both Iraq and Kuwait to determine from an estimated 5,000 refugees who in July and is the first member of the London. Twenty-three non-diplo- is recommending international aid the need for humanitarian aid to for- have entered Saudi Arabia since Satur- Joint Chiefs of Staff fired since 1949. matic Iraqis, mostly students, also for Jordan which is heavily depend- eigners in those two countries. The day when Iraq opened the frontier. In other news from the crisis, were expelled. Belgium is limiting ent on trade with Iraq. Iraqi U.N. Ambassador calls the plan Iraqi military attaches are becoming Iraqi diplomats to the area within 19 Meantime, the Kuwaiti Ambas- for food deliveries insulting. He says Philippines - Security officials in the scarce in Europe. miles of Brussels. sador to the United Nations is accus- Iraq is not just another poor country, Philippines report a bomb exploded at The 12 nations of the European Over the weekend, France said it ing Hussein of a reign of terror in but the cradle of civilization. the transmitter site of the U.S. Voice of America Radio, in a town 50 miles north of Manila. Officials say the blast Budget negotiators hit impasse at Andrews(Military presence in F did not disrupt the station's operations. ' . Philippines ending AP - White House and Con- areas of discord is over President i UPI- Chief Negotiator Rich- tion to a continued U.S. presence. China- There are reports of a poison gressional budget negotiators say Bush's insistence that the package ard Armitage is talking threat connected with the Asian Games they're at an impasse in closed-door include a cut in the capital gains tax. about a re- Aquino says negotiators in China. An unsigned letter sent to a talks at Andrews Air Force Base. Bargainers say they are not giv- duced U.S. military presence in the should work out a "new relation- Hong Kong newspaper claims a group Word of the impasse came late ing up hope that a deficit-cutting deal Philippines. ship." U.S. officials reported say protesting the games placed a cyanide Monday after both sides made offers can ultimately be reached, but Armitage heads a U.S. team the post-Cold War era has dimin- tainted package of M&M's chocolate that still left them far apart on new they're expressing uncertainty over discussing the future of American ished the importance of bases ii the candy in the British colony. The letter taxes and with major disagreements how that can be done. military bases in the island nation. Philippines and officials were re- accused the candy-maker, MARS, of over spending cuts. Congressional leaders of both A 1947 treaty covering six U.S. in- ceptive to a five to 10 year pull-out. supporting China's government as a stallations expires in September Troops are on alert in the capi- sponsor of the Asian Games. One Republican negotiator, parties and top administration aides Senator Phil Gramm of Texas, says plan to abandon the talks at the base 1991. tal against threats of protests by Armitage said South Africa - The government of the talks have not collapsed. But he outside Washington. Instead, in opening re- Filipinos calling for an immediate South Africa says black activist Winnie says at this point, negotiators have they've scheduled the next round marks it's clear "the days of a large pull-out of American forces. About Mandela will face prosecution on kid- reached an impasse. Says Gramm, today at the Capitol in an attempt'Ws presence of U.S. sailors and airmen 41,000 troops and U.S. govern- nap and assault charges in the 1988 "It seems we are apart on every get the talks going again. in the Philippines are coming to an ment workers are at the facilities, slaying of a 14-year-old boy. Man- major area." The negotiators met for the last end." Philippine President Corazon including Subic Bay Naval Air dela's chief bodyguard, Jerry A Democratic official involved 10 days at Andrews, in hopes the Aquino faces stiff internal opposi- Station and Clark Air Force Base. Richardson, was convicted of the in the talks, speaking on condition of isolation from Capitol Hill might youth's murder and sentenced to death. anonymity, isn't using the word help them reach an agreement Another fuel leak grounds 'Columbia' (Continued on page 3) impasse. He says the only remaining quicker. UPI - It was "no go" for the fueling operations yesterday eve- Worst typhoon in 31 years hits Japan shuttle Columbia launch again to- ning, sensors in the Columbia's en- day. Once again a nagging fuel leak gine room signaled the presence of UPI- Winds of more than 90- storm in Japan in 31 years. is the culprit. concentrations of explosive hydro- USA miles-an-hour slammed into the is- Rain and wind cut inter-city train Its the fourth launch delay since gen gas at levels exceeding NASA land of Okinawa in southern Japan service out of Tokyo and stranded up May for Columbia's 10-day astron- safety limits. News today. to 100,000 passengers. omy flight. Now, Columbia's flight takes a Typhoon Flo knocked out elec- Air traffic in and out of Okinawa A baffling series of hydrogen back seat to the launch of an Air Washington - Supreme Court nomi- trical power on some islands. Neon was halted. leaks is blamed for wrecking NASA Force Titan 4 rocket tomorrow and nee David Souter has finished his testi- signs were destroyed in Naha and In China, government officials shuttle flight plans through the sum- the Oct. 8 Discovery mission. mory before the Senate Judiciary bicycles were flung across the street say 588 people died this summer mer. This latest leak means Colum- NASA Shuttle Program Chief Committee. He faced more than nine like matchbox toys. Three minor in- because of typhoons in the southern bia is grounded until late October, hours of Robert Crippen says space agency questioning Monday. Demo- juries were reported. province of Fujian. Damage was cratic Senator Dennis Deconcini of after a higherpriority shuttle Discov- officials are debating whether to Fishermen fought to keep their $800 million. Arizona said he believes the judge will ery mission gets off the ground. order a fuel loading test for Discov- be confirmed. Several Republican boats from being blown into the The China News Service reports Columbia was scheduled to lift ery to make sure there are no leaks committee members have said the same docks and smashed. the coastal region was hit by seven off from Cape Canaveral, Fla. early like the one that's grounded Colum- thing, but foes and supporters of the Authorities say Flo was the worst storms. today. But just three minutes into bia. nomination are scheduled to go before the panel Tuesday. Cabanas coming to Gitmo's new resort area, Hospital Cay U.S.-Prices for U.S. crude oil jumped of Construction (AROICC) Lt. According to PWD's Facilities to record levels yesterday. There were David Herriott. "Our objectives are Management Engineering Division rumors the Soviet Union is reducing to create a safe atmosphere for our director, Duke Snyder, PWD plans to exports. West Texas Intermediate sold residents and eventually turn Hospi- build 10 cabanas and one bathroom. in New York at $33.63 a barrel. Ana- tal Cay into a recreational site." "The cabanas are on the island. It's lysts say home heating oil will head up The current on-going demolition dramatically this winter if there's no just a matter of man-power and peaceful end of the Persian Gulf crisis. work consists of removing subma- scheduling before the construction is rine nets, floating balls, a water tank finished," said Snyder. "However, it New York - A woman probation offi- and the warehouse building. "We could be sometime in May of next cer held hostage for seven hours in a plan to keep Pier Hotel and some year, if not earlier before we're fin- Manhattan courthouse ran to freedom concrete slabs," added Herriott. ished." early today. A prisonertook herhostage "There's an interesting note When all construction is com- yesterday afternoon after he was con- about this work," added Herriott. pleted, Hospital CAy is to be turned victed of rape and sodomy in New York "The submarine panels used in over to MWR. According to MWR City. World War IIto keep subs out of the Director Craig Brock, "It's in the Connecticut - The FBI captured one bay will become the property of the planning stage to put completely of its 10 most wanted fugitives yester- Florida Reef Association. They'll be furnished trailers at Hospital Cay. day at a shipyard in New London, used to stabilized the reefs off the We're also looking into having Conn., where he worked. Wardell Ford coast." nightly, weekend or week-long pack- was wanted on murder and armed rob- i'otooy J03 Lsa M. Peillo Herriott said the ROICC Office ages, with or without a boat, for bery charges stemming from a 1983 Employees of Virginia Wrecking Co. work as a team to remove suspension hopes to have their work completed residents to rent. robbery in Detroit. He was captured buoys from Hospital Cay, part of a base plan to make it a recreational area. by December. Herriott said residents should be after the crime was shown on a televi- However, the AROICC said cautious if they travel near Hospital sion show, Fox's "America's Most just a remote island in the bay. Wanted." By J03 LISA PETRILLO Gitmo's Public Works Department Cay. "Since it's a construction site, "We're currently removing eve- has also gotten into the act. "PWD it's best if residents wait until all is (Continued on page 3) Plans are in the works to turn rything flush with the earth," said took the iniative to make Hospital complete before enjoying Gitmo's Gitmo's Hospital Cay into more than Assistant Resident Officer in Charge Cay a more enjoyable place to visit." new resort area." PAGE 2, TUESDAY, SE.IEMBER 18, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAzErm Captain's Some odds of this. some ends of that AP - Some publishers are so swiss cheese. a communist. Already, citizens are hard-bitten they can chew nails and They guy finally had to put on a trading Karl Marx for Deutsch Corner spit out thumbtacks. Not Carol Peif- new roof. Marks and showing more interest in fer - she's easily cowed. No matter, though - he got the linen than Lenin. Captain William C. McCamy That's because she specializes in bird back. The man whose roof got The political system that had USN cows. Peiffer, who lives in the Evans lanced made the woody wonder seemed carved in stone still lingers in Naval Base Commander City, Pa., area, publishes the Moos- work. And what work! It gets struck reminders that really are carved in letter - a sort of bovine grapevine, by moving objects, gets smashed stone - statues of Marx and Lenin with news for collectors of cow para- into bird-burger - it's a tough life. that were put up when the East was DEFEX East is a strong warning of the need phenalia. Would be if it were living. The red. for preparation. Chemical warfare That's stuff like cow statuettes, guy whose roof was lanced-Walter The problem is what to do about This week of Defense Exercise is and gas masks were subjects for cow paintings and cow dolls. Peiffer Lantz -used the real woodpecker as them. A committee of artists and his- a stand-down mode for training on training manuals, until Iraq entered says she's been doing it for years. the inspiration for Woody Wood- torians are taking a monument-by- the Naval Station. All non-essential the picture. Now it's reality, and we She finds cows serene and kind. pecker. monument look at what to do with work will be put aside to devote our must prepare. Preparation is what She also finds other collectors, Woody was honored recently memorials to something that a m time to military training. It's an DEFEX is all about. After all, it's too who want her newsletter. with a star in the Hollywood Walk of jority of people do not want to be rW opportunity for each of us to develop late to dig a well when you are So, for the time being, Peiffer has Fame. Because Woody had turned minded of. military skills and re-acquaint our- thirsty. The time to dig in is now. all the news that's fit for print - if 50, kids sang Happy Birthday. Some of the statues may stay - selves with military procedures. The walls of Communism are the print is a hoofprint. As for Lantz, he was there too - they could be prettied up with plants, We invite commands and activi- crumbling around the world. One of As a cow collector, she must be a he's 90. or get new plaques that tell the real ties throughout the Naval Base to the last vestiges of those walls is a contented publishe. Over all these years, Lantz fig- history of the period. participate in the Naval Station cactus curtain at our border. I'm ures he's gotten his money back on Others, though, may go into a DEFEX Training Program. confident that we will have a peace- Itall started with a guy with a bird the roof. sort of elephant's graveyard of com- We have an extensive training ful transition to democracy in Cuba. on his house. munist statuary - a museum of schedule that includes both field and However, we should back up our It was a woodpecker - and, Now that East Germany is about communism. classroom work. Training includes confidence with a little insurance. every morning, the demented crea- to go out of business - becoming part This, of course, will limit a qualifying military in rifle and pistol That insurance is preparation. Let's ture would chow down on the roof. of a unified Germany that probably statue's viewers. shooting. We'llhave courses in CPR hope for the best, but prepare for the Not only was the racket horrendous, will be dominated by the capitalists That must be the statue of limita- "A" and First Aid. Classroom por- worst. but the roof started to look like a of West Germany -- it's tough to be tions. tions include mandatory subjects That's why it's so vital that all such as Navy Rights and Responsi- military take part in this week's bilities and the Code of Conduct. training program. Take part and take People in the news Other classes are on Emergency it seriously. If we need to defend this AP - New York City hotel bers of the Supreme Soviet. Reagan peratures insidedelivery trucks of up Destruction Procedures and Radio base, it's too late when we're under queen Leona Helmsley ran a two and his wife Nancy are on a 10-day to 130 degrees. So the company is User Telephone Handbook Proce- attack to try and figure out what to do page ad in today's New York Times, European tour. sending out 44,000 replacement dures. Along with these programs and how to do it. The time is now. criticizing Iraqi President Saddam books, and trying to figure out a ne will be instruction on Navy Commis- The training is now, and the opportu- Hussein for calling American's his Apologies are going out to Sena- glue that will stick with the job. sioning and Incentive Programs. nity to improve awaits us. guests. The paper carries the tongue- tor Pete Domenici of New Mexico, The Training Officer, Lt. Val- The training this week is serious. lashing in which Helmsley says, "I mistakenly included on Spy maga- The son of legendary stunt man erie Meade, is the person to call to It means having necessary docu- know something about how one is zine's list of scandal-tainted politi- Evel Knievel now has a record of his sign up for these programs. Her ments, packing suitcases, and being supposed to treat guests. the people cians. The editor of Spy says he own. Robbie Knievel and his motor- numbers are 4511 or 4366. ready for evacuation on Wednesday. held in your grasp are not guests." meant to cite Arizona Senator Den- cycle cleared 30 cars at in a daredevil All Naval Station personnel E6 It also means signing up for and The text concludes by calling on Mr. nis Deconcini. A spokesman for jump in Butte, Mont. His mechanic and below will qualify in rifle firing. being on time for field exercises and Hussein to check out - something Domenici says it happens all the says Knievel bounced off some hay All Naval Station personnel E7 and classroom instruction. Helmsley says she has never recom- time. As for Deconcini, he was to be bales as he and the machine came above will qualify in pistol shooting. This is a unique opportunity for mended to any of her guests. cited for his alleged role in the sav- down, but that otherwise he's okay. Further, all Naval Station military most of us. It's a chance to partake in ings and loan scandal. The previous world record for a personnel will undergo Gas Mask military duties. Normal professional Ronald Reagan comes in to motorcycle jump where the driver training. The training evolution runs and technical work, not of military Moscow fresh from a tour of the What would Ma Bell say? If the survived was 24 cars. value, should be set aside. I know all week long with each course I cathedrals of Leningrad over the matron telephone saint were still scheduled several times a day and can count on you to do your best, and weekend. The 79-year-old former around, she'd probably say the heat Tonight Show's Ed McMahon several days during the week. I can't ask for anything more. president today meets with President was too hot to stay in the kitchen. and his soon-to-be ex-wife say The current crisis in the Middle Thanks! Gorbachev, and then speaks to mem- Louisiana's. they've cleared the final obstacle South-Central Bell is trying to delaying their divorce. According to date to compete for vacancy. or select on basis of application deal with phone books that fall apart a statement issued by the couple, it's CIVILIAN PERSONNEL -- Staffing Specialist reviews alone. as people's fingers do the walking. an amicable agreement. Ed McMa- -- Selecting Official can pick appli- SF171's, determines if applicants Seems the new glue can't stand up to hon filed for divorce in July SPOTLIGHT cant from the highly qualified or of 1989 meet Office of Personnel Manage- the areas heat, especially from tem- after 13 years of marriage. Merit Staffing ment Handbook - X-118/X-118C qualified. basic qualifications. -- Selecting Official choice sent to -- Staffing Specialist refers qualified CCPO. Staffing Specialist contacts News and Entertainment Among their many other duties, applicants to activity requesting re- applicant and makes job offer. News Guantanamo Bay's Consolidated cruiting action. Command/Activity CCPO DOES NOT: On Channel 2 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) Civilian Personnel Office (CCPO) are Selecting Official. -- Decide how job vacancy will be 4:00 MAJOR DAD does process Merit promotions. filled 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT -- Selecting Official may rate appli- CHl 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Here's how it works: cants, delegate this task, or convene -- Decide who is going to be eligible 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER S -- A Gitmo command/activity with a a rating panel. An EEO rep must be to apply CHl 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM vacancy tells CCPO to recruit for it. on the panel. -- Investigate truthfulness of SF171, CHI 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 -- CCPO Staffing Specialist pre- -- Rating process determines which that's responsibility of 6:30 CHI7 AC NEWS (National) NAVY NEWS THIS WEEK pares/publishes vacancy notice. applicants are highly qualified and hiring command. CH9 CBIA NEWS (Chicago) 6:30 M*A*S*H -- Federal employees in Gitmo sub- qualified. -- Decide who is hired - Selecting CH 10 NllC NEWS (National 7:00 STAR TREK mit applications, SF171, by closing -- Selecting Official may interview Official does. 7:00 CH 9 CllS NEWS (National)

All movies begin at 8 p.m. Today in music Downtown Lyceum AP - Celebrities are rallying to hope her larynx can be saved. "Don't Wanna Lose You" by Red Heat.Action. (R).1:43 the aid of the ailing singer Mary Wells is now living with her Gloria Estefan was number one this Marine Lyceum Wells. She gained fame in the 60's daughter in a townhouse in Califor- week in 1989. Glory. Drama (R).2:02 for hit songs like "My Guy" and nia's San Fernando Valley "St. Elmo's Fire (Man In Mo- "You Beat Me To ThePunch." Wells A foundation setup to help Wells tion)" by John Parr was in the top was one of the big stars on the Mo- has received thousands of dollars in spot this week in 1985. town roster. donations, from many celebrities. "Upside Down" by Diana Ross GITMO PEOPLE Wells had an operation last was still the top tune this week in month for throat cancer, having This week in pop music history: 1980. This Navy Lithographer oversees the printing of the Guantanamo smoked two packs-a-day for years. Daily Gazette. He is: Throat pain forced her off the road Juggling can be used as form of PE NAME: to and she had no medical insurance AP - Physical education has physical education at ArthurWright Michael J. Nieves pay bills. been getting punier and punier - Middle School in Calabasas, Calif., HOMETOWN: Her voice is now barely audible school systems have not been appro- near Malibu. He has his his own York, N.Y. because of the tracheotomy. There is New priating the money for it that PE ideas - aimed at making PE fun. TIME IN GITMO: teachers thing they should. For one things, you can dump Guantanamo Daily Gazette 2 years You can understand why PE laps. Flemion says, it's not appro- CHOICES: Nawal Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba teachers are concerned - any why priate for all kids to be runners. He RECREATION: parents might be. But one PE teacher says individualized programs NAVAL BASE COMMANDER thinks it's a case of old sins catching should find what the kids are good at Yard Sales Captain William C. McCamy PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER up- Jean Flemion says parents who - so they can do it. MAGAZINE: LCDR John Griffin didn't like their old programs won't And you can dump football. At Car magazines support new ones. the Wright School, kids might learn MOVIE: EDITOR Flemion is the National Secon- things like circus skills - juggling JOCS Bill Dougherty dary Physical Educator of the Yearof and balancing feathers on your Batman STAFF the American Alliance Group. He nose. MY BEST QUALITY: J02 Fred A. Dias JO3 Lisa M. Petrillo says PE programs are traditionally Kids who want to compete still Staying humble. IOSN Christine Corbin-Kruer operated as recruiting grounds for can, but Flemion is not making it LIFE GOAL: SA Adrian V. Bridges competitive inter-scholastic sports mandatory. To be a director of a print shop. Kristen L. Adkins - while leaving the non-skillful to Flemion believes non-competi- Dori L Duerson moan and grown throughas best they tive skills can keep kids interested IF I HAD 3 WISHES: hs is an authorized DoD publication. Con- I'd want to become president, ts are edited by Public Affairs and do not could. in being active, so they can get the be wealthy and own an orphanage. ecessarilyreflecttheviewofthe US. Navy. It He also says that the non-skillful health benefits that go with it. The printed five times weekly at government ex- NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People." ense by Navy PPS Branch Office. are probably around 80 percent. big thing, he says, is to keep them Flemion is department chair of from being couch potatoes. GUANTANAMO DAnY GAZETtE, TUESDAY, SEMPEMBER 18, 1990, PAGE 3

CLASSIFIED ADS Submit items for the classified section on by calling the office at least one day in advance. Fri. night. The Lateral Hazard Lounge at the call the Info. Office at 3845 and find out. After '79 Chevy Monte Casio, runs good, re-built 8.5 by11irt paper in 40 words or less perad. The Hispanic Heritage Committee is sponsor- Yatera Seca Golf Course will not open Wed. or 5 p.m., a telephonerecording will list theemovies trans., new water pump, new carburetor, $2,300 Each item must be on a separate sheet, unless ing a Hispanic food sale, Sat., Sept. 22, at the Fri. and their locations. Break theTV habit. Go to a OBO. Call 4311 AWH. it is the same category. Ads with a variety of Marine bus stop gazebo, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Goat Locker Lounge at the CPO Club will be AUTIPARIS items, will be placed under liscellaneous. In- Tickets are now on sale for the Hispanic Heri- closed for renovations until Tues., Sept. 25. NAVY CAMPUS NOTES Do-it-yourself and save a bundle. Used auto clude name and phone number with the ad. tage Month Dinner Dance, Oct 6. FMI, call a Renovationsitems include anew carpet and new CTC is offering the following Functional Skills parts will be on sale Sat., Sept. 29, 8 a.m. to noon, Deadlines: Ads are published on two con- Hispanic Heritage Committee member of your bar stools. FMI, call 2501. classes beginning Oct. 8, ENGLISH, M/W/IH, at Lizard Island. FMI, call Speedy at 7941. secutive days:Mon. and Tues.,or Thurs, andFri. command or the E.E.O. Office at 4612. All MCX facilities will close for DEFEX at 4 3 to 6 p.m. and MATHEMATICS, M/W/JH, 6 Plymouth 383 eng., $100. Ford, straight six 144 and must be in by noon on the business day Treasure and Trivia is having a Brown Bag p.m., Wed., Sept. 19 and Fri., Sept. 21 at 3:30 to 9 p.m. Both classes will run for five weeks. cu. eng., $75. Misc. parts Ford, a/c compressor before publication. Windward residents submit Sale, Thurs., Sept. 20, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. p.m. FMI/register, call Leslie Noll, 4307. and Chrysler distributors, $20 ea. Call Chief ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. All the women's and men's sweaters and jeans EMPLOYMENT NSRAlNOIES Giddings 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. Leeward residents may call at 4502/4819. you can fit into a bag, $1. Janitor at MCX, LWG-2/52.94 ph. Call 3212. The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, JIlCYCLE BRAY.0ZULU MXCNOIES GM, and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be Men's 12-spd., Peugotindex shifting, Shimano ANNOUNCEMENTS Jim Davis and the COMO Club staff, Barbara Lunch purchases over $3 entitles you to one in the Customer Service section of the Main shifters, aluminum alloy rims, $200 neg. Call and Laurie Diaz, Carolyn Kranz and to Capt. ticket for a chance to win a portable CD/cars. Mall bldg. in the NEX, Sept. 20,4 to 9p.m. 2229 DWH or 3043 AWH. Air Conditioner PM Schedule: The following McCamy fora simply wonderful welcomeback player. Prize is on display at the Club. Drawing Photographic Memories is having a Christmas .COMF.ITER housing units are scheduled for Preventive party. It's great to be appreciated. Gitmo teach- will be held Sept. 30. Special. FMI, call 2707. The photography stu- Atari 800, disk drive, cars. drive, Modem letter intenance. The first nine units are scheduled, Post 46 presents the following: Tues. and Fri., dio is now located inside the new game room. quality printer and lots of software, $300. Call . to noon and the remaining units from All the volunteers who helped withthe car wash, Rock Night Thurs., Variety Night, you pick the Greg 4849 DWH or 2826 AWH. to4 p.m.The sponsor or their representa- the t-shirt sale and the 10.5K walk/run sign-up, music; Sat., R & B; Sun., Jazz Set. ORGANIZATIONAL. NOTES URNIIURE tive must be present for contractors to perform that were held, Sat., Sept. 15 at the NRA parking MWYR NOIES Leeward PointFirst Class Association is raffling Bedroom set, 6-pc., black lacquer finish, one yr. necessary repairs: Sept 19, W12722, Sept. 19, lot and Mall Atrium. Here's another chance to leam basic massage off tickets for a parachute until Oct. 6. Tickets old, $950OBO. Call 2981 AWH. CP1403-CPl410, Sept. 19, CPl 8-CPl9B; Sept. CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES techniques. A single-session Therapeutic Mas- are $1. Call PO's Pyle, NAS BEQ, 6414, MISCELLANEOUS 20, CPl9C-CP20B, Sept. 20, VL710-VL713B; NAVBASE Indoctrination once a month, 8 a.m. sage class will be held Tues., Sept. 25, 7 p.m. at Estridge, Air Terminal, 6408, Milton, VC-10 Vacation w/Coast to Coast Sun Resorts Camp- Sept. 21, VL713C-VL718B. to 4 p.m., Sept. 24-28, at the Windjammer. the gym. Reg. is limited to the first 25 who pay Line, 6228, and King, NAS Security, 6266. ground. Must sell, take over payments. Call Architects/engineers from Mills, Oliver and Three phase program, Overseas Orientation, the reg. fee at MWR Info. Office. Call 2560. The Caribbean Naval Masonic Lodge meeting Todd at 3150 AWH. Webb, will be conducting housing inspections Indoctrination and Orientation, Navy Rights Ballroom dance lessons are back beginning scheduled for Wed., Sept. 19 has been cancelled Children's educational books including phonics forCenterBargo,untilSept. 21, insp. will take3 and Responsibilities. All newly reporting per- Wed., Sept. 26, 7 p.m. at the base gym. New due to DEFEX. programsw/games, excel. fordaycare.CallTodd lus. Residents willbe contacted for appts. Engi- sonnel are required to attend. FMI, Master Chief participants pay the one-time reg. fee at the The FRA will be holding its monthly meeting, at 3150 AWH. neers from Miller Stephenson and Associates Kranz, 3239. MWR Info. Office. Dances include the waltz, Sept. 20, 7 p.m. at the branch home, all FRA Samsonite 3-pc., hardback, luggage set, $65. will be conducting a survey of the area. All personnel interested in the EAWS program cha-cha, foxtrot and rumba. Call Amy at 2560. members are encouraged to attend, refresh- D.P. Quantum Stepper, $75. Three formal In cooperation with the U.S. Safety Product submit a special request chit to CCC, CPO Here's your chance to show off your musical ments and hor d'oeuvres starting at 6 p.m. dresses, all size 5, one green taffeta, one black Safety Commission, Regent Sports Corp. is re- Foley, via departmental chain of command. knowledge and take home a prize. Come to OU1TAGES strapless, sequined, one off the shoulder, black calling all lawn discus. The following model CPO Foley is designated NAVSTA EAWS pro- Music Trivia in the COMO Club Lounge, Sat., There will bea scheduled water outage Oct. 1to w/crinolines, $65 ea. Call 2134. numbers are recalled: 73939; 73919. Items may gram director and will forward chits to NAS. Sept. 22, 8 to10 p.m. Register prior to 8 p.m. Oct. 5, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Affected area is Grana- have been purchased locally, customers should FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575. Authorized patrons only. Call Frank at 2132. dillo Pt. hsng. SERVICES retum products to place of purchased for full There will be a Command Retention Team To assess the needs for adequate child care, TRAINING Free super quick one-step earpiercing. Simulta- refund. Meeting, Sept. 27, 2 p.m.in theFTG auditorium. information is needed from the Guantanamo FHC providers, leam about the latest trends in neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- McDonald's has a limited number of back All Command Retention Team Members are Bay community. Please participate ina survey food sanitation and control of communicable tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. packs avail. Proceeds go to support the Ronald required to attend. being conducted. Forms are avail. at Windward diseases at the FHC Continuing Education Ses- Service provided by a certified, licensed cosme- McDonald's Children's Charity. NAVADMIN 007/90 announced changes to the and L/P CDC, Preschool, Youth Ctr. and Family sions, Sept. 25, 7 to 9 p.m. Call 3533/2538. tologist. FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. Road Closure: Kittery Beach Rd. east of Sky- existing SRB plan and provides awardlevels for Home Care Office. FMI, call 2205/2159/6005. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Is your child's birthday coming up? Profes- e Dr., and Sherman Ave. north of Sherman's FY-91. IncreaseseffectiveOct. 1, decreaseNov. The COMO Club Advisory Board will meet Bring a friend to the Teen Movie and Popcorn sional cake decorator now taking orders for will be closed to POV's, noon, Wed., Sept. 1. For info. on these changes contact your Re- Thurs., Sept. 20, 3 p.m., at the club. Submit Night at the Youth Ctr., Sat., Sept. 22,8:30 p.m. birthdays, holidays, special events. Please give until 11 p.m. Fri., Sept. 21. Call Ops., 4366. tention Team Counselor. agenda items to Cheryl at 2531. Give us a call at 4075 and tell us whatrmovie at least a few days notice. FMI, call Phil at 2694 DEFEX box lunch requests will be taken at CIOSiRES Celebrate your birthday at the Clipper Club you'd like to see. AWH. Gold Hill Galley, until Thurs., Sept. 20. FMI, FRA will be closed, Wed., Sept 19 and Fri., Birthday Bash, Thurs., Sept. 20. There'll be Pre-teens, come join us for a movie and pop- Rainy day blues? Send Sun-Tana-Banana or call PO Shaw at 2860. Evening meal hours for Sept.21, duetoDEFEX. Sat., D.J., doors open at games, cake, music and more. Free dinner for com, at the Youth Ctr., Sept. 23,1 to 3 p.m. Give Huggly Snuggly air walkers to brighten some- Fri., Sept. 21, 2:30 p.m. until siren sounds. 6p.m. September birthday's with I.D. FMI, call 6330. us a call at 4075 and suggest a movie. ones day. Balloon bouquets/silk flower arrange- There will be an Advisory Board meeting, McDonald's will close Wed., Sept. 19, at 4:30 A new feepolicy will gointo effectattheGitmo Come on all you talented teens, show us your ments and more. Call Ellen, 2428 or Susan, Gold Hill Galley, Thurs., Sept 20, 1 p.m. All p.m. and will reopen 30 min. after the all clear Bay CDC effective October. SECDEF has set a stuff in the Teen Talent Show at "Saturday's," 3475. command reps. are urged to attend. FMI, call signal. fee range for each family according to the fam- Sat., Sept. 29, 9 p.m. Pre-register at the Youth TWO WHEELER Senior Chief Barkley at 2860. The CDC and Youth Ctr. will close at 4:30p.m., ily's total income. Information concerning fee Ctr. by Sept. 26so we can plan the show. Prizes '78 Honda CB 750, $450 OBO. Call 2196. New breakfast hours at Gold Hill Galley are Wed., Sept.19 and at 4 p.m., Fri., Sept. 21. All change is avail. at L/P or Windward CDC. for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. FMI, call 4075. '79 Honda 185 XL, looks great, needs battery, 5:45 to 7:45 a.m. This change is to accommodate children must be picked up by closing time. Develop your skills ina Basic Cake Decorating $150 OBO. Call 2981 AWH. those living on Windward side but working on Library, Golf Course, Corral, Gym, all Hobby class starting Sat., Sept. 22, at the elementary FOR SALE '81 QT50 Yamaha moped, new helmet, new Leeward. Shops, Fitness Ctr. Marina, Bowling Alleys, school. Theclass will meet 9 to 11 a.m. forfour battery, new tires, $350OBO. Call 3750. Christmas Caribbean Craft Market: Reserve Info. Office and Swimming Pools will close at4 weeks. Register at the Info. Office. Requires a '81 Suzuki GS 250,1oks bad, runsgreat, $400. your table now so you too can be a part of the p.m., Wed., Sept. 19 and Fri., Sept. 21, at 3:30 minimun of eight participants. '63 Ford Falcon, fully re-built 302 eng., auto. Call Greg 4849 DWH or 2826 AWH. fun. Share you favorite art or craft with friends p.m. "A survey of Modem Seawater Desalination trans., metallic blue, needs minor work, $3,000 searching for Christmas presents andmake extra Regular hours of operation at the Marina will Principles and Methods" will be the subject of a OBO. Call Chief Giddings at 6012 DWH or Men's bicycle in reasonable to good cond. Call money yourself. Call Flora at 2957. resume Sat, 7 a.m. All lyceums will be closed lecture and slide presentation at the base library 2518 AWH. 2632 AWH. Navy Federal Credit Union will have arep. at both Wed. and Fri. Thurs., Sept. 27, 7 p.m. The lecture will be '70 PlymouthRoadrunner, blue, 383 eng., auto., A steam cleaner to rent or borrow. Call Ruth at the IP location, Thurs., Sept. 20. All types of The bars at theCOMO Club, Clipper Club, CPO conducted by Mr. John Kuilbert of the Gitmo needs minor interior and body work and timing 4311 AWH. transactions will be accepted with the exception Club and Windjammer will open Wed, and Fri. Desal Corp. FMI, call 4541. change, $2,000 OBO. Call Chief Giddings at Looking forsomeone who does taxidermy. Call ofdeposits.Sharewithdrawals maybereceived afterthe all clear signal, serving hors d'oeuvres What's playing at the lyceums? Now you can 2518 AWH. Todd 3150 AWH.

WORLD NEWS.fm. pg.1 Business news Guantanamo Bay resindents can use AP - A blue-ribbon panel of 35 mile s per gallon by 1995 and to 40 fare hikes since Iraq invaded Kuwait. invasion of Kuwait, as well as a jump SovietUnion-- SovietPresidentGor- analysts believes the economy is miles prer gallon by the year 2001. The airlines blame higher fuel prices in food prices because of a summer bachev today proposed a referendum already that could lead to scrapping the So- in a recession or heading for Suppor ters claim such fuel economy from the Persian Gulf crisis. USAir drought viet collective farm system. Gor- one. The analysts surveyed by the would save 2.8 million barrels of oil and American say their fares are bachev's proposal would let Soviet investment firm Mansfield and a day o nce they're fully in effect going up 4.2 percent Oct. 1. Delta Continuing a strategy of chal- citizens decide whether land should Company also say they don't have and Pan Am have announced similar lenging America's big three auto be privately owned. The Soviet Un- high hopes for corporate earnings As Americans feel the pinch fare hikes on top of 5.3 percent fare makers on their own turf. Toyota ion's 40,000 collective and state next year. They predict that the Dow from hi igher oil prices as a result of increase that nearly all domestic air- says it plans to build a $50 million farms have failed to feed the country. Jones Industrial Average won't find the Per sian Gulf crisis, the natural lines imposed Aug. 30. USAir says parts plan in Troy, Mo. The plant, There's already a gradual privatiza- major support until it falls into the gas md ustry sees and opportunity to each one cent increase in fuel costs which would be Toyota's first such tion taking place as part of a radical range of 2,355 to2,432. The analysts grow. A leading Oklahoma gas ex- translates to $13 million in annual operation in the U.S., will build in- economic market plan. select drug stocks as those most plorer, Robert Heffner, says in- costs. take manifolds and cylinder heads. likely to post strong earnings in any creased SA.fm. pg.1 use of natural gas will keep The parts have been previously im- economic climate. us fros sending the money over to Among the industrialized na- ported from Japan. Saddan m Hussein and other Arabs. tions, Great Britain is suffering with Michigan -- Firefighters using chemical foam have virtually extin- The Senate might vote this week More th han 90 percent of the gas used the worst inflation. A dry summer quished a blaze on a gasoline tanker on a bill that would force automakers in this country is produced domesti- and the Middle East crisis have on the Saginaw River in Bay City, to dramatically increase fuel econ- call, with most of the rest from driven Britain's annual inflation rate Mich. They are working on a few spot omy. The Senate majority leader, Canada a. up 10.6 percent. It's the highest rate BAY DINING fires inside the hull. The tanker Jupi- George Mitchell, says he hopes to inmore thaneightyears. The govern- ter exploded Sunday. One crew have a vote late this week. The bill us.Air and American Airlines ment of Prime Minister Margaret POST 46 member apparently was killed and 11 would require automakers to in- have jojoined the growing ranks of Thatcherblames surging inflation on Tonight: Jerk Chicken were injured. crease fuel efficiency of new cars to airlines imposing a second round of higher oil prices caused by Iraq's Wednesday's Lunch: Roast Georgia -- The government has cut Beef w/Cream Potatoes off all federal education funds to Georgia's largest public school sys- Today in History. SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE tem. The Dekalb County schools re- Wednesday: Korean Chicken AP - Today's highlights in his- In 1927, the Columbia Phono- banning medium and shorter range fused to allow an investigation re- OFFICERS' CLUB tory: graph B.roadcasting System made its nuclear missiles. garding complaints of discrimination Tonight: Steamboat Round against handicapped students. The Sept. 18, 1793, President George debutwith a basic network of 16 Ten years ago: Pulitzer prize- Wednesday's Lunch: Fried or Dekalb schools received $7 million Washington laid the cornerstone of radio stoations. winning author Katherine Anne Por- in federal funds this year. the U.S. Capitol, using silver trowel In 1940, 50 years ago, Harper ter died in Silver Spring, Md., at age Baked Chicken and marble-headed gavel to put the and Broothers published, "You Can't 90. CPO CLUB regon -- Members of a civil rights stone im place, in accordance with Go Hos me Again," by the late Tho- Five years ago: PresidentReagan Tonight: Chefs Special group disrupted a shareholders meet- masonic ritual. mas Weolfe. Wednesday's Lunch: Salisbury ing of Nike Inc. yesterday in Portland, publicly confirmed the release of the Onthisdate: In Ore., to demand 1947, the United States Air Reverend Benjamin Weir, an Ameri- Steak it hire more blacks. In 1759, the French formally star- Fore'a Operation Push has been conducting was established as a separate can held hostage in Lebanon for 14 WINDJAMMER CLUB rendered Quebec to the British. branch a nationwide boycott of the athletic of the military. months. Tonight: Coral Reef Dining shoe company. The 50 demonstrators In 1769, the Boston Gazette re- In 1.961, United Nation's Secre- One year ago: Hurricane Hugo Room is Closed were shouted down by shareholders ported on the first piano built in the tary-Getneral Dag Hammarskjold reached Puerto Rico, causing exten- crying,"extortion." US., a Spinet with a three-to-four died in a plane crash in Nothern sive damage as it continued to barrel CLIPPER CLUB octave range. Rhodes ia. toward the U.S. mainland. Tonight: Prime Rib Two for California -- A former California In 1810, Chile declared its ind- In 1970, 20 years ago, rock star Today's birthdays: Actor Ros- S15 state Senator was found guilty Mon- pendence fom Spain. Jimi He:endrix died in London day of racketeering, extortion and at age sanoBrazzi is 74. Actor Jack Warden GRADE SCHOOL In 1850, Congress passed the 27, conspiracy. Former Senator Paul is 72. Singer Frankie Avalon is 50. Wednesday: Chicken Nuggets Carpenter is a current member of the Fugitive Slave Act, which allowed In 11975, newspaper heiress Pa- w/BBQ Sauce panel that sets taxes in California. He slave owners to reclaim slaves who triciaH earst was captured by the FBI Flight Sch. from page one HIGH SCHOOL is the second legislator convicted had escaped into other states. inSani'rancisco, months after she in 19 Wednesday: Hamburgers and an FBI sting investigation aimed at In1851,thefirstissueoftheNew was ki snapped by the Symbionese corruption in Sacramento. As he left York Times was publishedLiberati Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart Cheeseburgers ion Army. 727 9/21 NAS Nrfolk 8:00 am. the federal courthouse in the capital, a In 1873, a panic caused by the In 1987, President Ronald Re- Gitmo 11:00 am. noon CHINA TOWN grim-faced carpenter said, in Kinget o 1230 pm. 1:30 pm. his failure of the brokerage firm of Jay again ar nnounced that he and Soviet Wednesday: Sweet & Sour words, "glad hanging isn't an option." Gitmo 2:15 pm. 3:45 pm. Cooke and Company resulted in a leader Mikhail Gorbachev would NAS Norfok 6:45 pm. Chicken five-year depression. meet la ter in the year to sign a treaty NOTE: If you change flights, notify the airterminal. PAGE 4, TUESDAY, SEFrEMBER 18, 1990, GUANTANAMo DAILY GA2EiTs SPORTS

Sports ChiSox do it to A's, Reds Sox, Jays keep pace MLB Standings AP/UPI - The American the fourth time in four outings this hitter. Rijo struck out 12, a high for American League Roundup League West race may be all but year. He's now 16-8. the Reds this year. Paul O'Neill East -A I CI.Sao Boston 81 67 .547 - MLB over, but the Chicago White Sox still Baltimore rookieBenMcDonald backed Rijo with a two-run homer. Toronto 80 68 .541 1 Players - Kelly Gruber of the can stick it to the Oakland Athletics. fell to 7-5 after a rocky three and two- Scott Garrelts took the loss, San Detroit 71 77 .480 10.5 Toronto Blue Jays was honored as the Melido Perez tossed a five-hitter and thirds innings. Twoofthefivebatters Francisco's fourth loss in a row. The Milwaukee 69 78 .469 11.5 Cleveland 68 80 .459 13 League Player of the Week he walked scored, one on a wild Giants have scored only five runs in American rookie Frank Thomas homered last Baltimore 65 81 .445 15 for the period ending yesterday. The night, leading Chicago to a 7-0 pitch. those four games and they've fallen New York 60 87 .408 20. slugging third baseman hit .464 with whitewash of the A's in Oakland. Out in the Great Northwest, eight and a-half games behind the twohomers and 14RBI's. Secondbase- Perez improved to 13-14 as the Rafael Palmeiro went 5-5 to help the Reds. Oakland 94 53 .639 - man Bill Doran of the Cincinnati Reds Chicago 85 62 .578 9 Sox won their fifth straight game. Texas Rangers pound the Seattle Down in Atlanta, Eddie Murray was tabbed by the National League as Texas 78 69 .531 16 hom- and Kal Daniels each had three hits its Player of the Week. Doran hit a Oakland starter Scott Sanderson Mariners 10-4. Pete Incaviglia California 74 73 .503 20 robust.588 with a.667on-basepercent- struggled through five innings, giv- ered and drove in five runs in support and an RBI in leading Los Angeles Seattle 72 76 .486 22.5 age. ing up seven hits and seven runs. of Texas starter Bobby Witt, who past Atlanta 5-2. Kansas City 69 78 .469 25 Minnesota 66 83 .443 29 - The National By losing the matchup between won his 16th game of the season. The victory keeps the Dodgers Expansion National League League will expand by two teams in the first and second-place teams, the Seattle rookie Mike Gardiner lasted within five and a-half games of first- East 33'_ I L SOH 1993 and cities bidding for one of the A's' magic number for clinching the just two-thirds of an inning, giving place Cincinnati. Pittsburgh 84 63 .571 - new clubs will begin making theirpres- division remained at seven. up five hits and four runs. Tim Crews, making just his sec- New York 83 63 .568 .5 entations in New York City this week. Turning to the A.L. East race, the In the Hoosierdome, Steve Farr ond start of the past four years, got Montreal 78 68 .534 5.5 Officials representing Miami, Sacra- Chicago 70 76 .479 13.5 Toronto Blue Jays seem to be turning and two relievers combined on a the victory. The loser was Charlie mento, Denver and Buffalo will appear Philadelphia 67 79 .459 16.5 Leibrant. .448 18 before the expansion committee today. things around at home. In the five-hitter as the Kansas City Royals St Louis 66 81 Weast I Groups from Washington, D.C., Char- Skydome last night, Kelly Gruber's shut out the Minnesota Twins 1-0. Only 3,473 fans wereonhandfor k r .Iak bloop single in the seventh inning Farr got the victory with seven in- the game, Atlanta's second-smallest Cincinnati 83 63 .568 - lotte, Orlando and Nashville will make Los Angeles 78 69 .531 5.5 their pitches tomorrow. Hopefuls from drove in the go-ahead run that nings of work. Jeff Montgomery crowd of the season. San Francisco 75 72 .510 8.5 Tampa-St. Petersburg and Phoenix will pointed Toronto to a 6-4 win over the pitched the ninth for his 20th save. In the Astrodome, the San Diego San Diego 69 77 .473 14 get their tum Sept. 28. New York Yankees. Larry Casian started for the Padres beat Houston 5-0 as Bruce Houston 67 80 .456 16.5 Collusion - Arbitrator George John Cerutti got the win in relief Twins, gave up eight hits over seven Hurst threw his second straight shut- Atlanta 59 88 .401 24.5 Nicolau yesterday ruled baseball own- of starter Todd Stottlemyre. The innings and took the loss. Casian out. Hurst tossed a six-hitter and ran Monday's results ersmustpay $102.5millionindamages American League loser was Yankees' pitcher Eric gave up Kansas City's run when Bo his consecutive scoreless inning for conspiring to suppress free-agent Boston 7, Baltimore 3 0 salaries during the 1987 and 1988 sea- Plunk. Jackson delivered an RBI single in streak to 27. Danny Darwin was the Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 2 sons. The decisions are the second and There were just under 50,000 the sixth. Astros' starter and loser. Roberto Tomonto 6,New York 4 third collusion cases to go against the people at the game. That crowd TheClevelandIndians beatup on Alomar homered for the Padres. Kansas City 1, Minnesota 0 Texas 10, Seattle4 visiting Milwaukee 4-2 behind the owners. Nicolau says hearings will be boosted Toronto's season attendance Chicago 7, Oakland 0 held to determine how the money will at the Skydome to3,635,000, a major pitching of Steve Olin. Olin made his Broncos win Today's games be divided. Players affected include league record. The 1982 Los Angeles first professional league start be- Boston at Baltimore Orel Herschiser of the Dodgers, Andre Dodgers held the old mark of cause scheduled starter Bud Black Milwaukee at Cleveland Dawson of the Cubs and Dave Righetti as time expires New York at Toronto 3,608,000. was traded just before game time. Kansas City at Minnesota of the Yankees. AP - David Treadwell's 22- Down in Baltimore, catcher Olin, who'd been strictly a re- Texas at Seattle Jays-Indians-The Toronto Blue yard field goal as time expired gave Jays picked up another starting pitcher Tony Pena drove in two runs and liever since turning pro in 1987, held Chicago at Oakland scored three times to lead the Boston the Brewers to two runs on six hits the Denver Broncos a 24-23 victory Detroit at Califomnia for the stretch drive. The Jays acquired National League right-handerBud Black from theCleve- Red Sox to a 7-3 win over the Ori- over seven innings. Doug Jones over the Kansas City Chiefs in Monday's NFL game. Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 0 land Indians for minor-league pitcher oles. closed for his 36th save. Milwaukee Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 Mauro Gozzo and two players to be The victory snaps Boston's four- starter Teddy Higuera took the loss. The Broncos drove 83 yards for San Diego 5, Houston 0 named later. Black is 11-10with a 3.53 game losing streak and keeps the National League action was light the winning score after blowing a 12- Today's games ERA. first-place Red Sox one game ahead last night, but important games were point lead in the fourth quarter. San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Atlanta Padres - Right fielder Tony of the Blue Jays in the American on tap, as all three N.L. West con- Steve DeBerg threw two touch- Gwynn of the San Diego Padres will San Diego at Houston League East. Mike Boddicker tenders were in action. At Riverfront down passes for the Chiefs in the Montreal at New York miss the rest of the season with a broken struggled through six innings, but Stadium, Cincinnati shutout the San final eight minutes. The second one Pittsburgh at Chicago right index finger. The four-time Na- was an 83-yarder to Stephone Paige Philadelphia at St. Louis tional League Batting Champion was still beat his former teammates for Francisco 4-0 on a Jose Rijo two- against a prevent-defense with just injured running into the wall in Satur- day night's 5-3 win over the Braves in 1:44 remaining. Paige broke a tackle NFL Atlanta. Gwynn winds up his season GITMO ATHLETICS by safety Kip Corrington and with a .309 batting average. streaked down the sideline for the Standings Coin toss-ThePittsburghPirates AQUATICS CORRAL score that put Kansas City ahead 23- American Conference won coin to determine Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Private group rides - Private group a toss the site of 21. The Broncos then took over after W LT Pct. PF1PA a playoff game if the Bucs finish in a Open Water, Sept. 24, Oct. 16; Advanced horse ides are available for club outings, Open Water, Oct. 4; Rescue Diver, Oct. 8; bithdayparsbeachrides ornightrides. Re- the kickoff and drove to the winning East first-place tie with the New York Mets Divemaster, Oct. 1; Night Diver Spec., Oct. 4; quirees, minimum of five, maxinuntof field goal. The key play of the drive Miami 2 0 0 1.000 57 31 in theNational LeagueEast. The Pirates Deep DiverSpec., Oct.4; UnderwaterNaviga- 16. Call 2381. was a 49-yard pass from John Elway Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 33 40 currently lead the Mets by one-half New England 1 1 0 .500 40 41 tor, Oct. 4, Underwater Hunter, Oct. 9. Call to Vance Johnson on a 4th-and-10 game, but are even with New York in 3845. N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 44 46 FITNESS from the Denver 17-yard line. the the loss column. The tie-breaking Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 24 42 game, if necessary, will be played pools willhave onehour devoted to the clean- g Poteftsnbetoofatei Paige caught 10 passes for 206 Central Cincinnati 2 0 0 1.000 46 36 Thursday, Oct. 4, at Three Rivers Sta- ing of the pool. No one willbe allowed to swim evel Fitness Profile scr ing costs 60-100 yards for the Chiefs. DeBerg com- Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 23 dium. during that hour. Lifeguards will be on duty. in the states but in available at the Fitness pleted 26 of 45 passes for 395 yards Call 2560/2193. Center for only $15. For an appoinment call Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 34 SCUBA course - Experience the 3846. in the best statistical night of his Houston 0 1 0 .000 36 West NFL beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in career. Raiders -The Los Angeles Raid- MWR's Intro. to SCUBA Course, age 13 and Agym: Elway finished 14-30 for 263 L. A. Raiders 2 0 0 1.000 31 22 Kansas City 1 1 0 1.000 24 ers placed defensive end Howie Long older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two High/Low ImpactToes./'hurs., 5:15-6:15 21 yards. Bobby Humphrey added 132 Denver 1 1 0 .000 9 14 on injured reserve yesterday and acti- open water dives. No certification awarded. pea., Sun. 5:30-6:30 p.r; Power Moves, Call 2961/3845. Mon/Wed/Fri., 5-6 pea.; Classes are walk-in yards rushing on 19 carries for Den- SanDiego 0 2 0 .000 30 38 vated quarterback Steve Beuerlein. at $1.25 per session. ver. Seattle 0 2 0 .000 13 34 Long fractured the middle toe on his discount-Save $5 whe National Conference BOWLINGMembership friend joins the Fitness Center during the right foot in the third quarter of Sun- BO LIGyour East Como Mixed League - Como Mixed first of each month. To qpaify, yea must boa day's 17-13 victory over Seattle. IOC to pick site, N. Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 55 27 Beuerlein held out during the summer Thursday Night League is now taking sign- currentmeeber. Call 3846. Dallas 1 1 0 .500 24 42 ups for league starting Oct. 4. Organizational Leeward Aerobics - Aerobics at the and his roster exemption ended yester- Phoenix 1 1 0 .500 23 54 meeting is Sept. 27. See folder at desk at Mar- Leeward Commsnity startTue. Oct. 2.Classes Pam-Am to go Washington 1 1 0 .500 44 26 day. blehead Lnes or call 4781. reetTues.fhur.,5:30-6:30 p.m. and Sat., 10- Philadelphia UPI - The International Olym- 0 2 0 .000 41 50 Patriots - The New England Pa- Bowling lockers - League bowlers, I11are. Monthly for, $16.25. Register at Lee- Central triots activated their top draft pick, line- park your bowling ball and shoes in a lockerat ward PowerHill Gyr by Fri., Sept. 28. Mini- pic Committee today will vote on the Chicago 2 0 0 L000 48 13 backer Chris Singleton. The six-two, Marblehead Lanes for $2 a month or $22 a muesof 10. site of the 1996 Summer Games. The Detroit 1 1 0 .500 42 52 247-pounder out of the University of year. There's a $5 refundable key deposit. strongest candidates appear to be GreenlBay 1 1 0 .500 49 55 Lockers are available now. RECREATION Minnesota 1 1 0 Arizona missed virtually the entire pre- Atlanta, Toronto, Melbourne, Aus- .500 53 27 season over a contract dispute and was can TampalBay 1 1 0 .500 52 56 CAPTAIN'S CUPRun/walkfor lie -Pysical fitness tralia and Athens, Greece. Manch- on the roster exemption list. In a related CAPTAN'S C P be"awarding." Sign up for the Run or Walk West ester, England and Belgrade, Yugo- San Francisco move, New England placed safety Football games - Due to the DEFEX for Your Life Club and tally your mileage 2 0 0 1.000 39 25 Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 48 Tony Zachery on injured reserve with a sched. forSept. 21, all Captain's Cup football using the honor oyster. Awards include T- slavia are seen as longshots. 61 L. A. Rams 1 1 0 .500 59 dislocated shoulder. games set for that date are reached. for Sept. shirs, jackets, plaque. Call 2560. Athens remains the sentimental 27, as follows: 7 vs. 10, 6 p.m.; 8 vs. 9, 7:15 Instructors needed - Wanted: tennis New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 15 Dickerson - Eric Dickerson yes- p.m.; 1 vs. 3, 8:30 p.m. Call 2560. and racquetball instructors. If you ore inter- favorite since 1996 marks the 100th Monday's results terday argued his case for an early re- Blue Racquetball - Anyone interested tested in teaching these sports through MWR anniversary of the first modern Denver 24, Kansas City 23 tum to the Indianapolis Colts. The run- in playing on NavSta Blue's men and Athletes, call Amy at 2560. Olympics hosted by the Greek capi- ning back met with NFL Commissioner women's racquetball teams call Chief Oliver Adult roller-skating - "Roll with the Paul Tagliabue and Colts General at 4544 or Rhonda Oliver at 3464. Blue com- bestofthes"atadsltroller-skating,SatSept. tal. Midnite Ramblers Manager Jim Irsay in New York, ap- mands are PSD, Brig, NRA, Supply, Ord- 22. 7:30 to 10:30 p. in the elementary Meantime, skiers from the Team W L nance, Port Services.school multi-purpose rose. $2 per session, pealing his placement on the non-foot- United States and Canada are ex- Team 2 5 2 ball injury reserve list. The Colts side- PWD Soccer - Practice will be held to- skates provided. Call 4075. Goats & Dogs 5 2 night at 7 p.m. Captain's Cup season is less pected to dominate the stripped lined Dickerson for refusing to have a Team 5 5 2 than two weeks away. Call Lt.j.g. Pacyna at SOUVENIRS hamstring injury examined by team down version of the twice-postponed Team 7 5 2 4162/4814 for41624814fordetals.Maps details. - If you want an unusual gift to Just Us 4 3 doctors. Being on the non-injury I.R. Pan-American Winter Games in COLUMB S DAY send to afriendorrelative,cesnebytheMWR Team 11 4 3 will keep Dickerson out of action the COLUMBUS DAY Info ationOfficefora24X36inchGuantan- Argentina. The inaugural Winter Team 3 3 4 first six weeks of the season and cost Walk/Run - Columbus Day Family are Bay illostested poster. Price in $7. Call Games were scheduled for last year, Team 12 3 4 him $635,000 in salary. Longhorns Fun Walk/Run is Mon., Oct. 8, sponsored by 3845. but were pushed back because of 2 5 the Gtimo Desal Corp., Reverse Osmosis Something Special 2 5 poor snow conditions. The games COLLEGE Plant/MWR. Entry is free for one-mile, three- YOUTH ACTIVITIES Team 8 2 5 Team 13 0 Football - Baylor offensive line- mile walk/runs and 10K run. All participants GBYAA Soccer - Soccer is forming were re-scheduled forlast month, but 0 receive free Team 14 0 0 man John Karkosa is now listed in criti- T-shirt. Drawings will be held for the first week in Oct.GBYAA in in need of again delayed because of a lack of prizes donated by local contractors. Starting commsioners coaches now. Friday, Sept. 14 cal condition at a Waco, Texas, and Call Woody hospi- point, Christopher Columbus Monument at at4740 DWH or2903 AWH, Jie Chapran at snow. In addition to Argentina, High Series tal. He had been listed as extremely Barry Linton Windward Ferry Landing. Call Candy at 5334 DWH or 2127 AWH orJudy Ledoux at Canada and the United States, entries 471, Linda Saddler 476 critical. He's suffering from liver and 4894-DWh ed4477 DWHor 2672 AWH. High Game kidney failure. will come from Bolivia, Brazil, Jeri Conaway 223, Linda Saddler 180 Chile, Colombia and Mexico.