Thursday's flight r mmm mmmmmmsm-- q ® Water Usage a Energy Conservation C-9 ® Tuesday, ech5 Tuesday, March 5 Guantanamo Bay 1:40 p.m. * Goal: 90oK Roosy Roads 4:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Goal: 315,000 KWH ® Storage: 6.9 MIL - 64% NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:15 p.m. Cost $39,375 Production: 962 K Usage: 223,000 KWH See pap3 ® Consumption: 1.2 MIL Cost: $27,875 mmmimmmmmmmmmmmm Cost in Norfolk: $16,725 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

ol. 47 -- No. 043 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, March 6, 1991 Gitmo's new Desal Units ready for test phase

cies," he explained. "We have Engineering. The quality of be used. This is a new system. ByJO3 S. VELAZQUEZ had some minor leaks but it's Gitmo's water will be about Not too much information is expectedin this type ofproject. the same as it is now. "Gitmo available forusto study. We're Iraq - Saddam Hussein contin- Guantanamo Bay's Desali- We haven't had any major III produces outstanding wa- basically dealing with new nation ues to battle growing domestic Plant will soon raise its problems yet. They won't be ter," Nye said. "The most effi- technology here. But effi- violence in the aftermath of the water production capabilities. ready for use until the middle cient mannerto run ourplantis ciency ratings of the new units Persian Gulf War. Reports from New Multi-Effect the Middle East and Washington Distillation or end of this month. When to use one of the units and the are high." Units indicate major uprisings in at least will increase production they are operational it will take reverse osmosis unit That's Condition Bravo was set nine areas of southern Iraq, includ- from 1.3 million gallons per about four months to ensure based on our average thekey industrialportofBasra. usage." from 12 a.m. Tuesday until 12 day (GPD) to 3.3 million that the units ports say forces loyal to Saddam are properly Nye continued, "With a.m. this morning. "The reason appear to have regained control in (GPD). tested an functioning effi- these new units, we'll be able for this 24-hour Condition some cities and towns, but anti- According to Chief Joe ciently." to make more potable water Bravo government was because we needed demonstrations con- Nye, Desalination Plant man- The Desal Plant received tinue in other areas. per gallon of sea water. It also to make some critical pipe ager, the units will go through the Multi-Effect Distillation works at lower temperatures connections to the new units," four months Saudi Arabia - Two Red Cross of testing. "We Units the week of Oct. 10. The and pressures. Therefore, it is he said. "Right now, Gitmo III planes left Saudi Arabia today to must operate them in order to contractor working carry on these more economical for opera- is running great," Nye con- 294 Iraqi prisoners of war to test capabilities Baghdad. Theplanes are to pickup and efficien- units is Israeli Desalination tional uses and less energy will clude. 35 Allied prisoners captured in the Gulf War. They include 15 Ameri- (4.,e000 cans and will be the second group Bush addresses Congress of prisoners of war freed by Iraq Organs of cyanide poisoning this week. UPI - President Bush a strong welcome from the goes before a joint session of lawmakers on Capitol Hill. victim used as transplants Kuwait - Congress British Prime Minister tonight, at 9 p.m. They voted in January to au- UPI - Organs of one are no danger to the recipi- John Major flew to Kuwait today, EST, to unveil postwar plans thorize whatever means nec- victim of the first Washington ents. He said, "Cyanide head of government of an for the Persian Gulf region. essary I Allied nation to visit since for the U.S.-led coali- State's cyanide poisoning poisoning should in no way the Per- The sian Gulf War. Major flew from president is expected tion to drive Iraq from Ku- were transplanted to five affect the safety of organ Moscow where he talked with to restate his desire to bring wait. people, but authorities say donations." Mikhail Gorbachev. Major will home the more than 500,000 Bush, whose popularity there is ro danger. At least discuss two Washing- Britain's role in postwar U.S. troops stationed in the has soared in recent weeks in Within hours after Stan security with Kuwait's Crown ton State deaths are linked to Gulf as soon as possible. McWhorter died Prince. public opinion polls, has Feb. 18, his possible Sudafed tamper- It's expected that some heart, liver, lungs placed the festering problems and kid- ing. Medical examiners (Continued on page 3) U.S. peacekeeping forces will neys were used in trans- of the Middle East at the top of have sent a blood remain in the Middle East plants. It was learned later sample his postwar agenda. from a third dead person to a Bush told a news conference McWhorter's death was In his remarks to Con- laboratory last week, "There will be a caused by cyanide from a to be analyzed. gress, he is expected to re- USA United States presence" and tampered package of Su- Government inspectors perhaps a role for a United count the history of the Gulf dafed 12-hour capsules. found a tampered package News Nations force or an All-Arab conflict and outline the ad- Dr. Christopher Blagg, yesterday in a store in a peacekeeping force. ministration's goals for lasting head of the Northwest Kid- Tacoma mall. Italsois being Los Angeles - The wife of the Bush is expected to receive peace in the region. ney examined for man whose violent arrest by Los Center, says the organs cyanide. Angeles Police was captured on videotape says her husband suf- fered a broken leg, facial injuries and bruises. The tape made by a Popularity polls, Gitmo housing in Navy news bystander shows police kicking NNS and beating a black motorist with -- Highest-ever ap- gress and 22 percent for the was providing homemade The commander of the nightsticks. The incident is being proval - Public opinion in press. baked goods for troops along Naval Facilities Engineering inveatigatedby the FBI, Los Ange- favor of the president and the Forty-two percent les Police and said way from home passing their Command, Rear Adm. David the Los Angeles military soared to record highs District Attorney. The suspect Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, way to the Navy ships and E. Bottorff, stressed the need in the wake spenttwodaysinthehospital.He's of the decisive Gen. Colin L. Powell, should shore units inthe Middle East for nearly $660 million for the victory in the been booked for investigation of Persian Gulf run for the Oval Office, with 88 Sigonella has been the Medi- Navy and Marine Corps mili- evading police officers and a pa- War, according to recent polls. percent saying they wouldlike terranean logistics hub for tary construction program to role violation. President Bush's approval to see Gen. H. Norman Sch- military forces, mostly Navy, replace aging facilities and rating is the highest of any Iasington - The Senate Ethics warzkopfin the White House. serving in the Persian Gulf constructnew bachelor hous- president since World ntee has given Senator Alan War II. Air station sweeties - region. Since the beginning support activities According ing, family anston until March 28 to tell if to a Feb. 28 poll While the war for the libera- of August, more than 50,000 and a religious education facil- he will fight finding that he acted done for USA Today, 91 per- tion of Kuwait raged in the Desert Storm personnel have ity. The request also focuses improperly in helping Charles cent of Americans polled ap- deserts Keating. Cranston of the Middle East, transited through Sigonella. on correctionof environmental says he is unde- prove highly cided. Cranston was criticized be- of President another operation in support Operation Desert Cookie and safety deficiencies at ex- cause of contacts with Federal Bush's performance during of the troops fighting Opera- was started in late January in a isting facilities. Bank examiners investigating the the war. The highest past tion Desert Storm was quietly show of goodwill for the sail- The requestfor17 bachelor case. approval rating for a president underway at Naval Air Station ors, airmen, and Marines on housing/mess hall projects was an 87 percent rating to Sigonella, Sa Frandsco- An Army Sicily. their way to the Gulf. would provide more than medi- Harry Truman cal supply clerk was convicted shortly after This unique operation did More housing - Commit- 2,700 new or modernized liv- World War II. yesterday of refusing to serve in not involve armed soldiers and ment to the maintenance, re- ing spaces and six new or Operation Desert Storm. Special- Americans also continue tons of military equipment, pair, and construction of new modernized messing facilities ist 4 Ellenora Johnson told a court high confidence in military instead it centered around Navy family housing top the for shore-based sailors. The martialinthoPresidio in San san- leaders. The survey said 78 cisco her fundamentalist concerned members of the Navy's fiscal year 1992-93 Navy is also asking for $13 beliefs percent of prevented her fhrm serving. Americans "have a Sigonella community armed military construction budget million for five new Child great deal of confidence" in with several hundred pounds request, discussed before the Development Centers. An- (Continued on page 3) the military contrasting with a of flour and sugar. House Appropriations Com- rating of 25 percent for Con- "Operations DesertCookie mittee, Feb. 27. (See NAVY NEW page 3) PAOB 2, WEDNESDAY, MaCH 6, 1991, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GaErIE Women continue to make great strides in Navy Gitmo NNS -- Since the formation Storm," Bruyere said. "Navy "Women continue to make manettes" and nurses of World of Navy Nurse Corps in 1908, women are now serving in great strides in the Navy, in War I and WAVES of World women fill ever increasing every area allowable by law, both officer and enlisted ranks War II, would be very proud." Gab roles of tradition and service to and never more effectively and in both traditional and America and those roles are than in the Persian Gulf," she non-traditional career fields," Bruyere called 1990 a highlighted during March's said. "More than 2,500 women said Vice Adm. Mike Boorda, "banner year" filled with many Friendship Day -- It's back Women's History Month. have been deployed aboard Chief of Naval Personnel. significant "firsts," including on. Cuban/American Friend- ship Day is set for Monday, ships, squadrons and other "And we expect stability for the first women to command a May 20. That is also the anni- "The first 20 nurses in real- units taking part in the opera- women's opportunities, even ship, squadron and a naval versary of Cuban Independ- ity, the first women in the tion, side-by-side with their as the Navy becomes smaller station. The 1990 update of the ence from Spain, back in 1903. Navy, reported to Washington, male counterparts, doing what in future years." Navy Women's Study Group, Plans are under way for a gala D.C. in October 1908," said they are trained to do." "We've seen a lot of prog- which recently completed its event. Capt. Kathleen Bruyere, spe- Women serve at sea and in ress just within the past three report, makes more than 150 Cheap fares-- Tropical Avia- cial assistant for women's pol- non-traditional jobs in ever- years," Bruyere added. "About recommendations "to ensure tion's saluting the Armed icy for the Chief of Naval increasing numbers. Navy 9,000 new billets have been that kind of progress contin- Forces in March with a $99 0 confirmed air fare to or from Operations. "Today, we have ships, other than hospital opened to women since 1987, ues," she said. "We have come on most significantly, the open- Fort Lauderdale, for everyone. more than 60,000 women ships, were first opened, to so far toward full integration, active duty world-wide, mak- women in 1978 and opera- ing of two fleet air reconnais- Cargo rates dropped to $1.00 a we don't want to lose the pound and packages to and ing up more than 10 percent of tional air reconnaissance sance squadrons and 24 com- momentum. History has from the Gulf via Ft. Lauder- our entire Navy force." squadrons were opened to bat logistics force ships. These dale are free. Give them a call "Perhaps the best tribute to women in 1984. Today, more two actions tremendously proven that women are in- at 4915. the increasing role of Navy than 8,000 serve at sea and improved career opportunities creasingly valuable, in fact, women lies in their contribu- more than 5,000 women are as- for Navy women and I think indispensable, members of the The Auction -- How much would you pay for the original tions to Operation Desert signed to squadrons. our trail-blazers, the "yeo- Navy team." script of Tom Clancy's next unpublished novel? It's up for Bob Hope invited bids on the 16th at the Scholar- ship Auction. Give Lynsle to Dollywood's Hall a call at 2531 to donate Operation Upgrade your time or auctionable When it comes to "self-help," Public Works takes it seriously. Here's a quick look at a annual jamboree items. few of the repairs that Public Works Department's garage completed to keep our fleet UPI -- Dolly Parton has Lt. Dan of vehicles in tip top shape. Adopt-A-Plot -- asked comedian Bob Hope and Mudge says there's plenty of 0 two country singing groups to plots up for grabs in the Naval Vehicles Parts Labor Cost Base clean-up program. Give perform at the sixth annual him a call at 4366 to latch on to '84 Ford 2 tires ($70), tune-up ($25), paint ($24), grand opening weekend of yours. Base organizations can clutch ($175) 10 hrs. $329 Dollywood, her Pigeon Forge, take a plot as part of commu- '85 Dodge tune-up ($25), battery ($50), universal joint ($69) 15 hrs. $196 Tenn., amusement nity relations program. Climb '78 Chevy tune-up ($30), paint ($24), floor shift ($175) 7 hrs. $253 park. aboard and help keep Gitmo '80 Dodge tune-up ($30), head light ($11) 4 hrs. $55 This years festivities are Glowing. '78 Ford two tires ($70), tune-up ($25), one belt ($5), paint April 27 and 28 and will fea- ($24), brakes ($50) 12 hrs. $192 ture Alabama and the Oak Couch Potatos -- Here's your '87 Ford one tire ($35), tune-up ($25), one belt/hose ($18), chance to get ahead, get in- one battery ($50), paint ($24), exhaust pipe ($29) 12 hras. $203 Ridge Boys along with Hope. volved, get smart. Sign up for During the jamboree, Par- off duty education. Troy State ton will unveil Dollywood's and City Colleges offer over 40 courses leading to college newest attraction, Eagle degrees. Call Navy Campus NJP results 1991 Guantanamo Bay reunion Mountain Sanctuary, which today for details at 4769. has the largest presentation of On March 4, 1991, Non-ju- Guantanamo Bay - (904) 435-2584. The Ramada dicial punishment was held re- Residents of Gitmo from has agreed to a discount rate for Bald Eagles in the U.S. sulting in: An E-2 found guilty 1974-77 are invited to a Guan- those attending of $40 per of Viol. UCMJ, Article 91 - Dis- tanamo Bay reunion at the night. respect toward a petty officer; News and Entertainment Article 92 - Failure to obey a Ramada Inn Bayview, Ruth Patterson is W.T. lawful order or regulation; Ar- Pensacola, Fla., Aug. 2-4. Cost Sampson High School coordi- News On Channel 2 ticle 134 - Soliciting another to is $30 per person, payable nator call at (904) 432-4508. 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 GROWING PAINS 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT commit an offense; was NLT March 15. Make checks Add: Ramada Inn Bayview, CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS awarded: FF half pay per month payable to Harlan Flick, Gitmo 7601 Scenic Highway, 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 for two months; 45 days extra Reunion Committee, P.O. Box Pensacola, FL 32504, (904) CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM duties; and reduction to the next CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 TAXI paygrade (RIR susp. 6 mos). 30330, Pensacola, FL 32503, 477-7155. 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:30 M*A*S*H CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 7:00 STAR TREK CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Forgotten historical Civi War photos found 7:00 CH 9 NBC NEWS (National) UPI - When Civil War Civil War photographs, in- ing for Matthew Brady. buff Noah Dennen All movies begin at 7 p.m. began look- cluding battlefield scenes and Dennen says the assort- Downtown Lyceum ing through photographs portraits of soldiers. ment, "is definitely, for a histo- Arachnophobia . Sci. Fic. (PG-13). 1:49 stashed in the attic of his local The pictures hadbeen lying rian, a priceless collection." historical society in Medford, in a drawer in the attic of the He gave no monetary estimate Mass.,last year, he saw images historical society for years. of its value. that he'd never seen in any Then last year, the society's The collection includes GITMO PEOPLE history book. historian, Michael Bradford, portraits of soldiers, images of And he knew he was onto suggested that Dennen, the bodies left on battlefields and Responsible for keeping track of balanced checks and rejected something, a discovery not society's treasurer might want southern cities in the aftermath credit cards for the Navy Resale Activity is the jobof clerks, like: revealed until this year. to look through them. of Union assaults. The Medford Historical Dennen NAME: says he, "opened Dennen says there are pho- Rose Moyer Society has a collection of the drawer, after picking the tos where it looks like some- HOMETOWN: between 10,000 and 20,000 bottom of my mouth up off the one walked around Richmond San Francisco, Calif. floor, I did go through them." after the fire, Atlanta after the TIME IN GITMO: Guantananmo Daily Gazette He says the pictures are, "in Battle of Atlanta and pictures 2 years, 1 month fantastic shape" and was par- of what must be, "every Union CHOICES: Namal Base GauantanamoBay, Cusba ticularly struck when he found officer who fought in that BOOK: Vampire Series NAVAL BASE COMANDER photos he did not recognize war." Captain Willim C. McCamy from history books. The collection has been SPORT: PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER The historical society de- placed in a vault at a Medford Football LCDRiohn rff HOBBIES: ASST. PUBLIC AFFI OFFICER cided not to publicize the find bank for safekeeping, but JOCS Biliougery right away. Dennen wanted Dennen says it will be cata- Arts arnd crafts MY BEST QUALITY IS: EDITOR experts to examine the photos. logued and scholars will be JOIFred A.ian I respect people's feelings STAFF The society was also afraid able to examine prints for re- MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: J03 Sandra Velazquez thieves might learn of the search purposes. He said the The day I drove my husband to work in my white gown and the JOSN Christine Corbin-Knru SA Adrian V. Bridges stash. historical society has already car broke down. Kristen L Adkina Dennen said experts had turned down an offer from a IF I HAD 2 WISHES: Dori L. Dueron confirmed the Have my children learn from my mistakes and for my ic a ahid DoD icawcarp CFtacs photos were collector and has no plans to children by Pabta Affain addo a eace5yarc originals, most likely taken by sell the photos, but may repro- to have happy lives. vinwoftheU.S. Navy. It is printed timeswa-ly Ern expenby Nav PPS Sac OficnO a team of photographers work- duce them in a book. GUANTANAMO DALY GAZsTTE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1991, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "What woman has influenced your life the most?"

Laurie Elsesser, Chief Petty Petty Officer 3rd Class Bob Anna Mercado, Housing Petty Officer 2nd Class Petty Officer 2nd Class Officers' Club: My former Bell, Orthopedics Naval Admin: My friend Mary Garrett. Spencer Rode, Naval Hospital Brenda Walker, Naval Com- boss in Lakehurst, N.J. She Hospital: Capt. D. Cronin, direc- She's my inspiration. She gives Preventive Medicine: My mom. munication Detachment: My knew how to take control and tor nursing services, Naval Hos- me a lot of inner strength. She She taught me how to be inde- mother. She dida good job rais- handle any kind of situation. pital. She's an awesome nurse. gives me the courage to shoot for pendent in the way I think and in ing us. She carried on a full She was young, but very sure of She was prior enlisted and she re- my goals and instills a lot of con- the way I lead my life. time job besides taking care of herself. affirms my goals. fidence in people around her. us. Next week's question "How do you keep yourself fit and firm?" Classified Ads/Job Market * CCO nounced under the open continu- Ann. No. 025-91. Child Dev. Program Asst. at CDC, Huffy Cruiser applications must be submitted to ous register. To receive considera- Sales Clerk at Jewelry, PS-3/$4.98 GSE-2/3/4, PfT, Ann. No. 2844-91. Huffy Mt. Storm 18-spd. the CCPO Office by the close of tion, apply by the cut-off date of ph, LGS-3/$3.41 ph + .52 BA, Ann. Child Dcv Program Asst. at Pre- Huffy Team Am. 10-spd. business (C.O.B.). Add'I informa- Mar. 12. Those who have previ- No. 026-91. school, GS E-2/3/4, PIT, Ann. No. Huffy Savannah 10-spd. tion may be obtained at CCPO or ously applied, need not reapply. Sales Clerk at Jewelry, PS-3/$4.98 2841-91. Huffy Stalker 12spd. by reviewing the Vacancy An- You will be considered for the ph, LGS-3/$3.41 ph + .52 BA, PIT, Recreation Asst. at Youth Ctr., PS- Huffy Daah 10-spd. nouncements posted on official current vacancy. Ann. 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PWD/FMED, GS- 2nd floor of the New Mali Com- call 2248. abandonedI onboard the Naval Huffy 314 10-spd. 0802-11, Ann. No. 34-91. plex, Bldg. 2155. If you have ques- *INDICATES LIMITED AREA Station an'd/or Naval Air Station. Huffy Bay Pointe 10-spd. Auto. Pub. Equip. Operator at NPPS tions call 4508 or 4348. All posi- OF CONSIDERATION. Owners orr anyone having infor- Huffy Windsprint 12-spd. DBO, GS-303-05, Temp. NTE 1 yr., tions will be closed on Fridays C.O.B. Mar. 14 mation corncerning the following Huffy Wind 10-spd. Ann. No. 35-91. unless otherwise stated. Applica- Clubs Oper. Asst. at Happy Snapper, vehicles co ntact Security at 4168. Mont.Ward UNK 10-spd. Machinist Leader at SIMA, LWL- tions accepted Monday through PS-1, GS-05, Ann. No. 2723-91 RA. Bicycles ui claimed after April 3, Centurion Signet 10-spd. 3414-11, Ann. No. 36-91. Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Recreation Aid at Youth Ctr., PS-03, will be dis .pos'd at the Board of CCM Galaxie Machinist Helper at SIMA, LWG- Sales Clerk Specialty at Main Store, Var., Ann. No. 2546-91 RA. Lost, Abanndoned and Unclaimed MTh Mt. Bike 10-spd. 3414-05, Ann. No. 398-90B. PS-3/$4.98 ph, LGS-3/$3.21 ph +.53 Recreation Aid at LP Gym, PS-03, Personal Property. Dia. Back Fleet Streak 10-spd. Machinist at SIMA, LWG-3414-08, BA, P/T, Ann. No. 002-91. Var., Ann. No. 2734-91 RA. Kent Concept Ann. No. 37-91. HeadSales Clerk atDive Shop,PS-S/ Recreation Asst. at Ceramic Shop, YEAR MAKE MODEL Ciant Rincon The following vacancies 15-spd. are an- $5.65 ph, LGS-4/$3.84 ph + .55 BA, PS-06, Var., Ann. No. 2719-91 RA. Huffy Dash 10-spd. Tricycle N/A N/A NAVY NEWS. continued from page one -other $74.5 million is in- 1992 and 1993 programs Navy terminates F-14A - The cancellation of the F- all CTIs with the NEC of CTI- cluded for essential projects reflect the Secretary of the The Department of the Navy 14D remanufacture contracts 9216 when effective dates of overseas in Italy, Bahrain, Ice- Navy's emphasis on improv- announced Feb. 26, the termi- will save the Navy nearly $6 separation or retirement fall on d and Guam to maintain ing quality of life for our nation of contracts designed to million through fiscal year or after March 2, 1991. support forward maritime military members and their outfit F-14A model "Tomcat" 1995. The stop-loss includes operations. families," he said. all-weather carrier-based air- Arab linguists - Secre- Naval Reservists recalled to Bottorff emphasized the The fiscal year 1992 re- craft, with upgrades of major tary of the Navy H. Lawrence active duty who possess the critical need for new housing quest includes $879.9 million radar and avionics systems. Garrett III invoked the sus- same NEC. to improve the quality of life for 510 housing units at three The improved F-14D was pension of retirement and For more information, refer for Navy families. "The FY California bases (260 units in the first major upgrade to the separation for Navy Cryptol- to NAVOP 002/91. San Diego, 100 new units in Navy's primary fighter used to ogic Technicians (Interpre- Point Mugu and 150 new achieve air superiority around tive) who hold enlisted WORLD NEWS.tm. pg. 1 homes at Camp Pendleton) carrier battle groups since its classification codes (NEC) as and India -- India's minority govern- the replacement of 278 introduction to the fleet in Arab linguists. ment resigned today. The resigna- homes at Naval Station 1978. The stop-loss for CTIs was BAY DINING tion followed the Congress Party's Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. More than 400 F-14As enacted because of the short withdrawal of support for the Another $55.4 million is re- were scheduled for "remanu- supply of Arabic linguists in CLIPPER CLUB minority government led by Prime quested in fiscal year 1992 to facture" to the F-14Ds was Minister Chandra Shekhar. the CT community to support onight: Stuffed Monkfish w/Crab Shekhar urged the president to call improve existing Navy and terminated previously in the Operation Desert Storm. eat fresh elections. The Congress Marine Corps housing. fiscal year 1990 budget. The suspension applies to CPO CLUB led by former Prime Minis- Tonight-- New Orleans Night er Rajiv Gandhi, said it would thursday's Lunch: Call 7942 boycott parliamentary meetings Remains of Vietnam servicemen released today FRA because of alleged spying on Gandhi by an intelligence agency. UPI - Vietnam today of Saigon in April 1975. fer caskets and loaded them tonight Mexican Night turned over to visiting U.S. In a small ceremony at the aboard an Air Force C-141 OFFICERS' CLUB USA NEWS.fm. pg. 1 military officials seven sets of Hanoi airport, U.S. officials transport jet. onight Open Menu remains believed to be those of inspected the wooden boxes buasrday's Lunch:: Taco Salad Dallas -- The Dallas County com- American servicemen missing holding the remains. POST 46 missioners have agreed to let film Most since the Vietnam War. were little more than bones and Flight Sch. onight: Cury Goat director Oliver Stone use the for- from page one Thursday's Lunch:: Beef Chop mer Texas School Book Deposi- The return was the 17th skulls accompanied by tattered suey tory to shoot a film about the since the United States and shreds of uniforms and small Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart WINDJAMMER CLUB Kennedy assassination. But the Vietnam signed an agreement C-12 3/7 Gitmo personal effects. 8:30am. onight Open Menu commissioners said the Oscar- in August 1987 to improve Under gray Jacksonvillo 12:30 pm. winning director will have to make skies on the SCHOOLS cooperation on locating and airport tarmac, a U.S. military 727 3/8 NAS Narfolk 8:00 am. his movie one floor up. Stone Gitmo 11:00 am. noon trade: Thursday: Fried Chicken wanted to use the sixth floor, from repatriating the remains of honor guard, representing all Kngt n 1230 pm. 1:45 pm. I.S. Thursday: Bacon, Leituce and Gitmo 215 pm. 3:45 p.m. omato Sandwich which the fatal shots were fired. U.S. personnel who were four service branches, moved NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. missing in action after the fall the remains to aluminum trans- NOTE: If you chang flights, notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, WEDNSDAY, MARcH 6,1991, GUAS-rANAMO DALY GAzerrE SPORTS Gitmo get ready for the challengers challenge NBA Sports Tuesday's results The entry fee is $8 and for Atlanta 139, Denver 127 Roundup that each participant will re- Indiana 112, Charlotte 101 ceive a 1991 Challengers Miami 116, L.A. Clippers 113 Minnesota 94, L.A. Lakers 85 NFL Challenge T-shirt, fresh fruit Phoenix 107, New York 102 Bills - Coach Mary Levy, and refreshments following Houston 112, New Jersey 100 who this season guided the Buf- . San Antonio 104, Philadelphia 99 falo Bills to their first Super i the grueling race. Chicago 104, Milwaukee 86 Bowl appearance, has received a Awards will be given to Cleveland 113, Seattle 111 0 contract extension, reportedly :f male and female for the first Sacramento 100, Golden State 92 are for three years. Estimates three places in each of the fol- that his annual salary was in- College creased from $300,000 to lowing four categories: 19 and $500,000. under, 20-29, 30-39 and 40 and Basketball over. TENNIS Top 25 A bus will be provided to Monday's tournament results U.S. Open - Champ Pete take Leeward participants Trans America Athletic Conference Sampras withdrew from the Deland, Fla Champions Cup atlndian Wells, from the ferry landing to the Centenary 93, Samford 82 Calif., because of a ruptured CPO Club. The course will be Little Rock, Ark. 70, Ga. Southem 65 right calf. Boris Becker, Brad Georgia State 70, Stetson 64 Gilbert, Aaron Krickstein and well marked and water stations San Antonio 77, Mercer 55 Jay Berger withdrew earlier with will be at the turn around point East Coast Conference injuries. and at the one and three mile Towson, Md. Newsweek Champions Towson State 69, Rider 63 Guantanamo Bay - Can Sat., March 16, at the parking marks. Mid Continent Conference Cup-Sweden's StefanEdberg you hack the 1991 "Chal- lot of the Chief Petty Officer Entries will be taken in Green Bay, Wis. and number 16-seed Jim Courier Green Bay 56, N. Illinois 39 swept to second-round victories lenger's Challenge?" (CPO) Club. It will be run on person at the gym where a re- Missouri Valley Conference M Tuesday at the Newsweek On March 16, the second the Tank Trail that runs behind ceipt will be given. The re- St. Louis, Mo. Champions Cup at Indian Wells, Creighton 68, S.W. Missouri State 52 Calif. annual Challenger's Chal- the CPO club. ceipts can be exchanged for a ECAC North Atlantic Conference Virginia Slims - Top seed lenge will push your intestinal The course continues T-shirt on race day. Hartford 85, Vermont 65 Steffi Graf says she expects to fortitude to its limit! across Tarawa to Skyline For more information con- regain her ranking as number NHL 4.1 mile run/ Drive and then returns to one in the world after she wins The grueling the tact Kim at 2560 orLt. Lawless Tuesday's results next week. Graf advanced by walk will start at 8:30 a.m., CPO Club. at 6385/6235. Pittsburgh 4, Vancouver 1 default in the Virginia Slims of Detroit 6, Quebec 3 Florida when Cecilia Dahlman St. Louis 4, Hartford 1 Los Angeles 3, Washington 3 of Sweden suffered an apparent Home ice plus trades pump up Penguins Toronto 6, Boston 3 stomach ailment. UPI- An infusion of new first at home after a five-game Ulf Samuelsson, along with N.Y. Islanders 4, New Jersey 3 blood and a return home roadtripinwhichtheylostfour center Ron Francis, from the Edmonton 5, Winnipeg 4 NHL pumped some life into the and tied one. Pittsburgh is Hartford Whalers for centers Trading - Deadlines have Pittsburgh Penguins last night. winless in its last 10 road John Cullen and Jeff Parker passed and teams were busy be- Bulls win 21st fore time ran out Tuesday. As the Pittsburgh extended its games. and defensemen Zarley Zalap- deadline neared, 39 players and home winning streak with a 4- The Penguins made a move ski. straight game four draft choices changed 1 victory over the Vancouver to Bolster their defense Mon- Goalie Tom B arrasso teams. UPI - There's no doubt Canucks. day when they obtained de- blanked the Canucks until Swap - The New York that the Chicago Bulls feel Rangers will swap Kevin Miller, The game was the Penguins fensemen Grant Jennings and Geoff Courtnall, obtained right at home at Chicago Sta- Denis Vial and Jim Cummins for from St. Louis earlier in the Detroit's Joe Kocur and Per dium. day in a six-player deal, scored Djoos. GITMO ATHLETICS Michael Jordan scored 30 with 5:31 remaining in the points and the Chicago Bulls COLLEGE third period. rebounded from a 13-point NCAA tournaments - AQUATICS RECREATION Three more teams join first-quarter deficit last night the Closed - Langouste season is Firm up - Sign-up for the March berths: Creighton, Wisconsin- closed until May 31 because of spawn- 25 hydroaerobic class being taught at to win their 21st straight home Green Bay and Towson State ing season. Violations will result in Marine Pool Mon., Wed. and Thurs., game, 104-86 over the Bucks. earned post-season slots by win- administrative action. from 5-6 p.m. $20 for five week course. With Milwaukee ahead ning their respective conference FMI 3845 42- tournament titles Tuesday. BOWLING 34 with four minutes left in4t Head coaches - Two col- Junior Bowling - There will be a REEF RAIDERS second quarter, Scottie Pippen leges are looking for head bas- meeting for the National Junior Bowling Hidden Beach dive - Sat., March converted a layup and Jordan a ketball coaches. Stan Albeck of Championships at Marblehead Lanes 9, at 8 a.m., there will be a beach dive all Bradley and Mike Cingiser of Tues., March 26, at 5 p.m. $20 registra- day. Cook-out begins at 5 p.m. and a jumper to ignite a 26-2 run to Brown have resigned. Cingiser tion fee is due at the meeting. FMI call nightdive after. Bring something to grill, close out the half with a 50-44 is the only coach to lead Brown 3014. RR will provide the sodas. FMI, call advantage. to an Ivy League title in a 10- 3264. year span. Mike leaves the job BRIDGE CLUB Meeting -Reef raiders is having a Jordan had nine of his 19 with just one winning season general membership meeting on Wed., first-half points during the on Bridge Group - The winners of March 13, at7 p.m. his record. the All Hands Bridge game March 4 outburst and Chicago never were Sheryl/Gary Blair, 1st place; Ann YACHT CLUB trailed again. NBA Williamson/Fred Costin, 2nd and Trish Allushuskie/Janice Clapper, 3rd. Bridge Meetings - Members and future Mario Lemieux and Kevin The Bulls are not 26-3 at Spurs - David Wingate's is played every Monday night at 6:30 members, there's a meeting March 12, at back with San Antonio follow- p.m. FMI, call Janice at 4892. the Yacht Club patio. Come and share Stevens each collected a goal Chicago Stadium. They have ing resolution of legal problems your thoughts and ideas. FMI, call and an assist for the Penguins. won 12 of their last 13 overall. that kept him away from the CLIPPER CLUB Wanda 4273. Jennings and Mark Recchi The Bucks have not won Potluck -Fun sail/potluck dinner at NBA this season. After receiv- Pool - A pool tournament will be March 10,11 a.m. Taco's, ice tea & lem- also scored for the Penguins the stadium since Feb. 27, ing a thunderous roar from the at the Clipper Club Mon., March 11, at7 onade provided. Bring us your favorite hometown crowd, Winigate p.m. Participants register at 6:30 and defensemen Paul Coffey, 1988. InotherNBAgames,t p.m. $2 Mexican dish. Sailing begins at 11 a.m., scored six points in 19 minutes fee. FMI, call 6330. pot luck at 12:30 p.m. FMI call Wanda at playing his 100th NHL game, Atlanta Hawks flew past Den- during the Spurs 104-99 victory 3743/4273. had three assists. ver 139-127, over Philadelphia Tuesday. the Pacers outran FITNESS YOUTH ACTIVITIES Elsewhere in the NHL, the Charlotte 112-101, the Rock- St. Louis Blues BOXING Membership discount - Joining Skating - The elementary school harpooned the ets blasted the New Jersey Nets Knockout-Donovan "Ra- the Fitness Center as a family reduces will be the site of pre-teen skating Sat., Whalers 4-1 and the Detroit 112-100, the Miami Heat zor" Ruddock Tuesday pre- your fee. When three or more family March 9, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Admis- members pay for a year, the fee is only Red Wings doubled up the burned the Los Angeles Clip- dicted he'll knock out Mike sion fee $2. FMI call 4075. $350, a savings of $80 or more per Quebec Nordiques Tyson, the two heavyweights Arm Wrestling - Challenge your 6-3. pers 116-113, the Minnesota family. Check it out! Call 3846. friends to an meet March 18, in Las Vegas, arm wrestling match at the The Toronto Maple Leafs Timberwolves sankthe Lakers Youth Center Sat., March 16. There will Nev. MARINE CORPS be a prize for 1st place. Challenge the beat the Boston Bruins 6-3, the 94-85, the Phoenix Suns out- Bench Press Club - Marine Bar- staff and win a prize if you can make L.A. Kings and Washington shone the New York Knicks WORLD them laugh. FMI, 4075. racks Gym invites you to bench press Capitals skated to a 3-3 tie, the 107-102, the Cavaliers edged Sled Dog - The Iditarod into the club. Memberships include the Trail Sled Dog race in Alaska is 250-299 lbs., 300-349 lbs. and 350 lbs. Edmonton Oilers greased the the Supersonics 113-111 and nearing its halfway point. Four- clubs. Certificates will be given to each Winnipeg Jets 5-4 and the the Sacramento Kings successful lift. FMI, call Sgt. Ems at Story Hotline, 4819! time defending champion Susan N.Y. Islanders tamed the New crowned the Golden State Butcher 2637. is leading. Jersey Devils 4-3. Warriors 100-92.