WATERGATE TRIAL EXPECTED TO GO TO JURY TODAY U.& NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA WASHINGTON (AP)--At about noon to- day the jury in the Watergate cover- up trial was expected to begin con- sidering the evidence amassed in one of the most highly publicized legal proceedings in American history. U.S. District Judge John J. Sir- ica's final instructions were all that remained before final deliber- ations began.

Sirica's guidance on how the jury should match their memories, im- pressions and the evidence with the law was expected to take about 2 hours. Then the nine women and three men Monday, December 30, 1974 on the panel began the conclusion of work started Oct. 11, when they be- BOSTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS came the survivors from a pool of po- tential jurors numbering nearly 200. FACE CONTEMPT OF COURT CHARGES

The jury will consider 11 criminal counts against the five defendants, Unlike the other defendants, Park- BOSTON (AP)--Three members of the John N. Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, John inson is a private lawyer who was Boston School Committee say they D. Ehrlichman, Robert C. Mardian and hired to help defend the 1972 Nixon would rather go to jail than give in. Kenneth W. Parkinson. Re-Election CCommittee against a $1 They face contempt of court sanct- They are accused of plotting to million civil damage suit filed by ions today for refusing to submit a conceal the identities of those of- Democrats aft er the break-in. new citywide integration plan. ficials really responsible for the Mitchell, former attorney gen- U.S. District Court Judge W. Arthur June 17, 1972, break-in in the Demo- eral, headed the Nixon Re-Election Garrity cited committee chairman cratic National Committee Head- Campaign; Mardian is a former assis- John J. Kerrigan, John J. McDonough quarters. tant attorney general; Haldeman and and Paul Ellison for civil contempt ___ Ehrlichnan wE re former Pres. Richard on Friday. He asked them to consider In one of the many ironies of the M. Nixon's top aides. changing their positions during the case, Parkinson has testified that weekend before he decides today on a before his connection to the cover-up Sirica has said that if no verdict penalty. case, his only political act was to has been ret turned by New Year's Day, make a $30 contribution to a neigh- they will cor ~tinue deliberating At issue is a broad integration plan bor running for a low-level office in through the Iholiday. to replace the limited one, ordered District of Columbia. by Garrity, that went into effect in September. The judge ordered the committee to NICARAGUAN GOVERNMENT WILL FLY GUERRILLAS TO CUBA approve and submit a new integration outline by Dec. 16. But just before the deadline, Kerrigan, McDonough and MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP)--The Nicar- The govern ment said the Spanish Ellison joined is a 3-2 school com- aguan government said yesterday it government erved as an intermediary mittee majority that rejected a plan would fly eight guerrillas to Cuba to convince the Havana government written by school department officials. with 18 freed political prisoners and to admit the guerrillas and prison- 12 hostages, including the country's ers. Nicaragua does not have diplo- On Friday, Garrity asked the three foreign minister and two of its top matic relations with Cuba. to consider submitting the plan while ambassadors. Efrain Huezo, press secretary for stating their personal opposition to The government did not say what President Anastasio Somoza DeBayle, school busing, which the new plan re- prompted its decision, but earlier in would not say when the plane would quires. the day the guerrillas released seven leave or how many :were aboard. He But over the weekend, all three women, all of them wives of men being said that once the guerrillas and said they would rather go to jail than held. the freed prisoners were safely in change their votes. Havana the plan was for the aircraft Wealthy businessman Jose Maria Cas- to return to.Managua with the host- The plaintiff in the integration tillo and two policemen were killed ages. case, the NAACP, .at first asked that when five men and three women of the the three be jailed and fined $300 Sandinista Liberation Front shot their Huezo also did not say whether the a day until they comply with the way into Castillo's home early Satur- government had agreed to the guer- court order. But later, it said it day with submachine guns, officials rilla's demand for $5 million ransom.would settle for fines of $500 a day said. Castillo was a former cabinet A Boeing 727 of Nicaragua's Lanica each. & minister. Airline was called back from Miami to fly the group out. Page 2--MEDICAL FEATURE Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 30, 1974

NAVY IS CURRENTLY FACED WITH MAJOR DIFFICULTIES IN SUPPLYING HEALTH CARE SERVICES

The Navy is currently faced with examinations and recording diagnos- visors upon reporting to a new duty major difficulties in supplying tic studies. Within the next few station or prior to making a commi- health care services. There is an years, the Navy intends to have a tal for care from a civilian source. ever increasing number of people minimum of 150 of these "physician Information may also be obtained eligible for medical care and a extenders." from the medical administrative rapid decline in the number of gen- Medical Service Corps officers are officers aboard ship. eral practitioners. also helping to free doctors for With the doctor shortage, it is The abolishment of the draft direct patient care by assuming ad- more important than ever to re- caused all services to compete with ministrative positions, formerly strict non-emergency/non-acute the civilian community for the held by medical officers. problems from the emergency room small number of general practition- The determination of who will re- after hours as much as possible. ers available. ceive military medical care is con- Active duty members are requested The general practitioner who is, trolled by public law. The law to bring this information to the in most cases, the first to'treat states that all active duty person- attention of their dependents. They a patient, is one of the most vi- nel will be given care. Also under may be faced with longer lines at tal parts of the medical corps. law, dependents or survivors of ac- the dispensaries , but the Surgeon This crucial shortage is worsening. tive duty members "are entitled" to General has asked for patience and It is expected that there will be health care providing the care is understanding from the Navy commu- 810 general practitioners in the available, and retirees, their de- nity while the Navy will continue Navy in 1975, which is less than pendents or survivors "may be pro- to strive to supply the best medi- half of the 1,827 that the Navy em- vided" care if available. cal care possible. ployed in 1973. One bright spot in medical care is To combat the shortage of physi- the Civilian Health and Medical Pro- QUINTS BORN IN ISRAEL cians, the Navy, in cooperation gram of the Uniformed Services with the Department of Defense, has (CHAMPUS). CHAMPUS, available in JERUSALEM (AP)--Quintuplets were entered a five point program devised most areas, provides extensive out- born yesterday to a 31-year-old to "shore up" medical services. One patient and inpatient care in civi- Israeli woman who had taken fertili- aspect deals with the rehiring of lian facilities to dependents of ac- ty drugs. regular retired military doctors tive duty personnel. This service has A hospital spokesman said the outside the provisions of the dual been extended to provide health care quints and their mother were doing compensation act. Congress has for retired members and their depen- well. passed an act to pay doctors in dents or survivors. The infants--three boys and two the military a bonus to make their Care under CHAMPUS is on a cost- girls--were delivered by Caesarian salary more comparable with that sharing basis, with CHAMPUS and the section. They were six weeks pre- of their civilian counterparts. patient sharing the expenses. In mature and weighed between 2.8 In another program, specially computing charges, inpatient care in- pounds and 3.7 pounds each. trained nurses will assist doctors cludes outpatient care within 30 days Dr. Alexander Russel, the attend- in such fields as-obstetrics/gyno- before admission and 120 days follow- ing physician, said prospects for cology, pediatrics and family nurs- ing discharge if the care is related survival of all five "seem good, ing. A comprehensive training pro- to the same condition. but it is premature to say definite- gram for selected hospital corpsmen CRAMPUS advisors (health benefits ly." is being conducted to obtain warrant counsellors) are located on stations Prof. Wolfe Bolishuk said the officer physician's assistants. and have complete information on the mother had been given two drugs to These warrant officers will be qual- benefits available. They are there cause ovulation. He said doctors ified to assume many duties doctors to answer questions pertaining to the had tried to prevent a multiple now perform such as obtaining medi- individual's needs. Personnel are birth. cal histories, performing physical advised to contact their CHAMPUS ad- Local Forecast

Mostly clear. Visibility unre- WATER stricted. Winds light and vari- STATUS able, becoming northeasterly 12 Water figures for yesterday: to 14 knots by late morning. returning light and variable by WATER PRODUCED: 1,360,000 early evening.Bay conditions 2-3 feet. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:36, WATER CONSUMED: . . PIKlp. 2 1,251,000 .0 . .1.1 sunset today at.6:3 . High tide J0~l P.1 will be at 10:14 p.m. today and 1P~K~tI. . . h. 1I ... . 0 11KKI WATER GAIN: 9,000 11:34 a.m. tomorrow. Low tide .K . .1I . . .l~K1 will be at 5:15 p.m. today and WATER IN STORAGE: 18,722,000 up1K = -. .100K Il 0.11 Ol,. Ihp11111 K at 4:21 a.m. and 5:58 p.m. to- morrow. Monday, December 30, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL--Page 3 LOCAL WINDJAMMER MOVIE SCHEDULE sic will be by the Highwaymen from BRIEFS 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. PAYDAY TIMETABLE The movies at the Windjammer this Four bars will be open Topside week are: and table waitress service will be Payday will be held on the follow- provided. Any type of drinks de- ing days for the months of January Tues. Impulse Horror P.G. sired will be available. Party fa- through June 1975: Kill Drama R. vors will be included with an "eye Wed. Serpico Drama R. opener" breakfast from 1-3.a.m., all MONTH FIRST PAYDAY SECOND Thur. Where the Drama G. for $25 a couple. PAYDAY Red Fern Tickets are now on sale at the CPO Fri. Blazing Western R. Club or from any member of the CPO January Wednesday 15 Thursday 30 Saddles mess advisory group. Contact "Jake" February Friday 14 Friday 28 Enter the Drama R. Hicks at 951114 for further infor- March Friday 14 Friday 28 Dragon mation and/or names of advisory April Tuesday 15 Wednesday Sat. Save the Drama R. group members from whom you may pur- 30 Tiger chase tickets. May Thursday 15 Friday 30 Stigma Drama R. June Friday 13 Monday 30 Sun. Busting Drama R. NOMINATIONS FOR MARDI GRAS QUEEN CANDIDATES ARE NOW BEING TAKEN MAC FLIGHT EARLY DEPARTURE COMMISSARY SHOPPING CARTS NOTE Nominations for Mardi Gras Queen candidates are now being taken by Tuesday's MAC flight will arrive Starting Jan. 2, 1975, shopping Lt. Len Fogelsonger, who is the con- and depart four hours earlier than carts will no longer be taken from test chairman. usual. Baggage check in for the the store premises. Fogelsonger said all commands and/ Gtmo-Kingston flight will be 3-6 a.m. Until further notice, carryout ser- 0r organizations are requested to at BPTO with a ferry to Leeward lea- vice for two or more shopping bags submit the names of their queen can- ving at 6:15 a.m. Baggage check in will be provided to the parking lot, didate and her manager to him at the for the Gtmo-Norfolk flight will be on a trial basis, by commissary store Naval Hospital by Jan. 15. All queen 6-8 a.m. at BPTO. baggers, using heavy duty carryout candidates will be announced and inv- carts designed for this purpose. It terviewed on AFRTS after Jan. 15. is hoped that this system, which is Selection of the 1975 Mardi Gras CHRYSLER CORP. REP. ON BASE currently used by the majority of ueen will be determined by a penny commissary stores in the U.S., will a vote basis as collected from of- seThe Chrysler Corporation repre- curtail the unnecessary damage caused ficial ballot boxes, which will be sentative will be at the Navy Ex- to the regular shopping carts and in placed at the Navy Exchange, Marine change on Saturday, January 4, 1975 turn make your daily shopping more Barracks and Leeward Point Exchange. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with details enjoyable. The winner of this year's Mardi on the full line of 1975 Chrysler Patrons are reminded that no extra Gras will reign over this year's Corporation cars and light duty tipping is required for the carryout [ardi Gras activities and receive trucks and vans. Details on the a- service. Normal tipping will still a cash award and various other gifts vailability of 1974 Dodge Colts are take place at the checkout counters. and prizes. For more information also available. Call 95595 AT. and details of the contest contact L t. Fogelsonger at 95432 DWH. COMMISSARY STORE WILL CLOSE EARLY The 1975 Mardi Gras is scheduled HARLEY-DAVIDSON REP. ON BASE ffor March 14, 15sand 16. The Commissary Store will close The Harley-Davidson representative at 3 p.m. tomorrow. will be at the Navy Exchange on Sa- THRIFT SHOP turday, January 4, 1975 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. with details on the 'SINGING HOOSIERS' SCHEDULE The Thrift Shop, located next to 1000 cc and 1200 cc 1975 Harley-Da- the Beauty Parlor, is open every vidson models. Call 95595 AT. The Singing Hoosiers of Indiana Tuesday and Friday from 8:30 to will be performing at the following 11:30 a.m. places: NURSERY SCHOOL HAS OPENINGS Tonight, 7 p.m., at the Naval Sta- tion Lyceum, and tomorrow night, LOST A SET OF KEYS? The Nursery School of Guantanamo 7 p.m. at the Marine Barracks. Bay operates morning and afternoon Found: A set of keys, several on classes for three and four year old TICKETS FOR CPO CLUB 'HAPPENING' a metal ring. Please call 96162 preschoolers. Several openings are any time. currently available. Parents in- terested in enrolling their child in Tickets for the New Year's Eve the nursery school should contact "Happening" at the GPO Club will be RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT the school's bookkeeper for appli- on sale until noon Tuesday to couples cation and registration at 951018. only. There will be no ticket sales There will be a double elimination at the door. racquetball tournament Jan. 8 The event is open to all base per- through 12. sonnel and will begin with a roast All participants must sign up with beef buffet from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Mu- Special Services by 4:30 p.m. Jan. 6. To enter, phone 95373 or 951160. Page 4--LOCAL Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 30, 1974 Gitmo Personality Profile 01 Kathy's Work Can Get Hairy By JOSN Frank Simmons

At times Kathy Hutcherson's work can get pretty hairy. The 24-year-old, long dark- brown haired, brown eyed newcomer to Gitmo is a hairstylist. What's unique about her is that she spe- cializes in men's hair as well as women's. A few months ago Kathy came to Gitmo to visit her husband while awaiting housing. She worked at the beauty shop and looked into the possibility of getting a. fulltime job when she returned. Born in Norfolk, Va., but raised in Oxnard, Calif., the 4 foot-11, 98-pound beautician started fooling around with hair about five years ago. She says, "I used to do my mother's, sister's and friends'. I really enjoyed it and it was a chal- lenge to create different styles and "You can't just give a man a hair- figure since her husband Jim is the make it look just right." cut or style and say it looks good, lead guitarist for the Crescendos, Everyone whose hair she did was you have to fit a guy's face more a local country band. pleased with her work, and seeing a than a woman's. A woman can have her "I never really liked country mu- possible career in the future, her hair done many different ways that sic much until I met Jimmy, but I mother suggested that she take up will look attractive, but there's really like it now," she said. "I beauty school. So she went back to only a couple ways on any one guy guess it's because I didn't under- Norfolk and to school at the Gard that will look right on him. Men's stand it." Her favorites are Merle Beauty Academy. facial contours stand out so much Haggard, Loretta Lynn and Conway Kathy would work fulltime as a more than a woman's," Kathy explains. Twitty. waitress at her mother's restaurant, Her problem? "The majority of the Her other interests include be- Billy's Barbecue on Virginia Beach male sex wouldn't be caught dead lief in the supernatural, horror Blvd., during the day and attend having their hair styled," she says. and comedy flicks and entertaining school at night. She would never "It's just not acceptable with so- her English bulldog "Vickie" and miss filling herself to her heart's ciety, yet it is very popular with toy poodle "Pierre;" that is, when content of what she calls "the best television and movie personalities, she isn't busy doing situps to help barbecue in the Norfolk area" be- professional athletes and the young maintain her trim figure. fore shoving off to beauty school. college set." She now has plans to be a candi- After she had attended school for Until Kathy came along there was date for Mardi Gras Queen. several months, Jim Brooks, another only one place for a guy to get his She met her husband when he was stylist, came in to get supplies hair cut, and that was a barber in a house band at the Green Wheel from the school and mentioned he was shop. Kathy will give you a haircut Inn. Upon seeing her one night with looking for someone who would be in- for 75 cents more than the $1.25 a girlfriend, he asked her to have terested in men's hairstyling. price at the barber shop, and she a couple drinks. She refused, but "At first I thought he was joking, can "almost guarantee satisfaction." the next night she was back again so I joked back and found he was She says she often gives inspection- and accepted and that was the start serious about his offer. I always passing haircuts without ever of it all. had wanted to get into men's styl- turning the clippers on. If your hair Kathy says, "A guy normally gets ing," Kathy said. is long enough to be styled the price his hair cut or styled the best he It wasn't long before she had is $7.50, or $5.50 if done every can to look attractive to the op- learned a great deal about profes- three weeks. An appointment can be posite sex, so why not let a mem- sional men's hair care. As an un- made by either stopping in at the ber of the opposite sex cut or derstudy under Brooks during the day shop across from the Commissary or style it for you?" (she quit the waitress job), she by calling 85764. learned to shave and style beards, When not at the shop Kathy enjoys give many different styles of cuts, keeping house, playing pool, bowl- and how to determine what would look ing, and dancing. She's also a big right on a particular customer. country music fan, which would \ 0I Monday, December 30, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPECIAL FEATURES--Page 5

THE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS

by Russel Kay EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS REMOTE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE

Twas the night after Christmas, and boy what a house! RAWALPINDI, PAKISTAN (AP)--An earthquake destroyed a I felt like the devil and so did the spouse. remote mountain village Saturday evening, killing at The egg nog and turkey and candy were swell, least 300 persons and seriously injuring another 100, But ten hours later they sure gave me hell. officials said many of the victims were crushed to death by boulders hurtling down the slopes. The stockings weren't hung by the chimney with care, One official in touch with the situation said the The darn things were sprawled on the back of a chair. toll of dead and injured could be as high as 1,000 in The children were nestled all snug in their beds, the earthquake-affected area which includes most of a But I had a large cake of ice on my head. 65-mile long valley. He said the figure of 300 deaths "is just preliminary." And when at last I dozed off in a nap "We already know of one village that has been flat- The ice woke me up when it fell in my lap. tened and have just spotted another' nearby," he said. Then for some unknown reason I wanted a drink, "There may be several others. The area is so remote So I started in feeling my way to the sink. we just won't know until we have done a thorough sur- vey." I got along fine till I stepped on the cat; The quake was the most serious in Pakistan since 1935 I don't recall just what occured after that. when the Baluchistan capital of Quetta was razed. 0- When I came to, the house was flooded with light, ther reports said runners had to bring news of the di- Tho' under the table I was high as a kite. saster to the outside world. The earthquake hit the village of Pat on Pakistan's While visions of sugar plums danced in my head, Karakoram Highway, which runs from the ;inese border I somehow got up and then back into bed. almost to the Indus Plain in the center of the country. Then what to my wandering mind should appear, But a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.

Then the sleigh seemed to change to a red firetruck, And each reindeer into a bleary-eyed buck; BarbaraOsborne I knew in a moment that it must be Old Nick, I tried to cry out but my tongue was too thick. tells wyshe wants The old devil whistled and shouted with glee, her husband While each buck pawed the earth and looked daggers at me. Then he called them by name and the names made me shudder; When I heard them I felt like a ship without rudder. to stayintheNavy.

"Now egg nog, Bacardi, Four Roses and Brandy!" "Now Fruit Cake' Cold Turkey! Gin Ricky! and Candy, "It's something Terry and To the top of his dome, to the top of his skull, I talk about a lot -whether he'll get Now whack away, crack away with thumps that are dull." out of the Navy after his hitch, or stay in. "I really hope he stays in. Then in a twinkling I felt on my roof, "Mostly because of the The prancing and pawing of each cloven hoof. security. I know Terry's not How long this went on I'm sure I can't say, going to be laid off, and his pay Tho' it seemed an eternity plus a long day. check really goes far in the Navy. I was a working girl in But finally the night after Christmas had passed, civilian life, and I remember And I found that I could really think straight at last. how much more things cost So I thought of the New Year's a few days away, out there. And I've made me a vow no tempter can sway. "A few of the Navy wives I know have husbands on sea duty, and they sometimes wish I'm sticking to water, don't even want ice, they were out of the Navy so For there is nothing as tasty and nothing as nice. they'd be with their husbands The night after New Years may bother some guys, more. But Terry says that's only temporary. His job is in Order But I've learned my lesson and Brother I'm wise. Verification in BUPERS, so he knows that if their husbands ship over, shore duty may soon follow. I guess a lot of wives just don't You can have your rich victuals, and liquor that's red, realize that. But what goes in my stomach won't go to my head. "When we talk, I can tell Terry's thinking ahead to his next So a big Happy New Year to you and to all, hitch. He says all a guy has to do is find out where the I'm back on the wagon and hope I don't fall. opportunities are - and know how to go about getting them." If your husband's coming to the end of a hitch, and you both feel like the Osbornes feel about Navy life, why not ask your husband to talk to'his Command Career Counselor? He's got all the facts. Don't wait till you get out to wish you'dstayed in. Page 6--NEWS DIGEST Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 30, 1974

IRA PRISONERS SEIZE 16 WARDENS AS HOSTAGES DUBLIN (AP)--Rioting Irish Republican Army prisoners 0 seized 16 wardens as hostages Sunday and barricaded themselves in one wing of the high security Portlaoise Prison 50 miles southwest of Dublin. The Irish government said police and troop reinforce- ments were being rushed to the scene. More than 100 members of the illegal Irish Republican Army are con- News Smorgasbord fined in Portlaoise Jail which is guarded by several hundred troops in addition to the regular prison staff. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Patrick Lanzing says that when he volunteered for a federally funded marijuana study he wasn't quite prepared for huge drug doses which kept CHARTERED AIRPLANE CRASHES IN N. GUATEMALA him and 31 others stoned 24 hours a day for three weeks. GUATEMALA CITY (AP)--A chartered airplane crashed in After three days of the government-grown grass, Lan- flames near the Mayan ruins of Tikal in Northern Gua- zing recalled, " I woke up to the realization that my temala on Saturday killing all 21 American tourists a- body was in a state of extreme tension. My arms and board and the three Guatamalan crew members, officials legs were twitching spasmodically and tbe muscles of said yesterday. my back and chest were contracted so tightly that I ex- Barbara Smith, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Consulate perienced fear of suffocation." in Guatemala City, said two of the Americans were from "It was as if I was having an epileptic seizure. I Columbus, Ohio, and the rest were from New Jersey and was terrified and screamed for help." Lanzing and o- New York. ther volunteers at the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute were paid $25 a day to ingest the equivalent of 80 typical "San Francisco-sized" marijuana cigar- EARTHQUAKE SHAKES SANTIAGO, CHILE ettes daily for about 21 days as part of a federal go- vernment study which has cost $358,830 to date. SANTIAGO, CHILE (AP)--A strong earthquake, caused by Dr. Reese T. Jones, the project director, said Lan- geological failure near the southern coast of the Pa- sing's reaction was "atypical" but that other subjects cific Ocean, shook Santiago and other two provinces in suffered irritability, insomnia, sweating, hot flashes, the central area of the country Sunday. hiccups, weight loss, inner unrest and other changes The quake spread alarm among the people in these when taken off the drug. areas, but apparently there were no victims or serious He said preliminary results indicate marijuana use damages. results in physical dependence--a conclusion already S disputed by other researchers. RITES HELD FOR JACK BENNY

SEN. PROXMIRE WANTS SPECIAL PROSECUTOR LOS ANGELES (AP)--"He was a nationaltreasure," Bob Hope remarked of Jack Benny as the famous figures of WASHINGTON (AP)--Senator William Proxmire yesterday the entertainment world gathered in old Hollywood fa- called for the creation of an independent special pro- shion to pay a final tribute yesterday to the gentle, secutor's office to prosecute any illegal actions by self-effacing comedian who died Thursday night. CIA agents. He also said there should be a special About 350 persons crowded into the Hillside Memorial Congressional committee to oversee all CIA activities. Park Chapel in suburban Culver City for the service The Wisconsin Democrat said the special prosecutor's while 2,000 others stood behind police lines.outside office should be created by the Congress-and given sub- in the late December sunshine and heard Hope's eulogy, poena powers to "prosecute every illegal action by CIA Hebrew prayers and a brief, tearful tribute by Benny's agents, past or present. .It must be independent of closest friend, George Burns. the Executive." It was an orderly crowd by Hollywood standards and the most star-filled in recent memory, reflecting the film community's respect for Benny, who died of cancer of the SINGER PEARL BAILEY IN HOSPITAL pancreas at 80.

DENVER (AP)--Singer Pearl Bailey was reported in fair condition Sunday at Denver General Hospital after col- STORM WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS HITS W. GERMANY lapsing before a show. Letitia Matson, publicity director for the Warehouse BONN, GERMANY (AP)--Storm winds gusting up to hurri- Nightclub, said Miss Bailey, 56, was taken to the hos- cane strength swept wide areas of West Germany yes- pital after being stricken in her hotel room Saturday terday, flooding many rivers, ripping down roofs and night. scaffolding in cities, blocking streets with debris Miss Matson said doctors told her the entertainer was and setting an uncompleted oil drilling rig adrift in suffering from exhaustion and shortness of breath cau- Hamburg harbor. sed by Denver's mile-high altitude. The Offenbach Federal Weather Bureau near Frankfurt A hospital spokesman said she is in fair condition reported that winds gusted up to 65 knots--full "with some hurri- sort of heart problem and is the intensive cane force--in widespread areas of the country. care ward." Miss Bailey has suffered from heart pro- blems in the past, a doctor said. Monday, December 30, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

MINNESOTA VIKINGS, WILL MEET IN IX

The and Pittsburgh The Rams cut it to 7-3 on a 27- Steelers will meet in the Superdome yard boot by David Ray. mm for Superbowl IX Jan. 12. Then came what was one of the Linebacker Wally Hilgenberg's end- turning points in the game. From zone halted a 98-yard the Ram 25 Harold Jackson escaped Los Angeles drive and a Fran Tarken- on a broken play with Haris under HANK STRAM L(OSES COACHING JOB ton scoring pass and one-yard plunge heavy pressure from the Viking by running back Dave Osborne was all front four. Jeff Wright caught BUT DOESN'T bWORRY ABOUT WORK Minnesota needed for a 14-10 win. Jackson at the Minnesota two after Pittsburgh surprised favored Oak- a 73-yard jaunt. (UPI)--The Kansas City Chiefs are land with 21 fourth quarter points, A play later with the ball bare- out looking :or another head coach the final of two Jack Hamm intercep- ly outside the goal line the Rams but Hank Str am, fired Friday by the tions of Ken Stabler passes set up moved after being set costing them NFL club, do esn't have to worry a four-yard touchdown pass from quar- a five-yard motion penalty. Harris about finding g another job for the terback Terry Bradshaw to rookie re- then ran to the two. On third and next seven y ears. ceiver Len Swan. That six-pointer goal Harris' pass was deflected by Stram, who was reported to be gave the Steelers the lead for the and Hilgenberg in- making aroundd $100,000 annually, first time in the game. tercepted. had seven ye4ars to go on a 10-year A 38-yard reception of a Stabler With approxitmately a minute left contract. Ch Lefs owner Lamar Hunt pass by Cliff Branch, the leading and fourth down at the Ram 17 the said that wh Lle Stram was not of- receiver in the National Football "Purple Gang" elected to go for feared another job with the team, his League had broken a 3-3 deadlock. the first down instead of three honored season by sea- points. Tarkenton's run made the pa llnb is Stram is unemployed. However on the ensuing kickoff Fran- first down and Minnesota proceeded The 51-yea r-old coach had won 64 co Harris ran eight yards up the mid- to run out the clock. per cent of his games in 15 years dle untouched to knot the score at Pittsburgh's ground defense was with Kansas City, but the Chiefs 10-10 after Roy Gerella's extra point brillant. Oakland gained a total followed thr ee mediocre seasons conversion. of 35 yards rushing on 22 carries, with a dismal L one this year. In the Viking game turnovers were the Ilongest being four yards. General marnager Jack Steadman has a key factor. caught a 30- The Steelers' Harris added the been given t1he job of finding a new yard pass to cap a 61-yard Viking final Pittsburgh score on a 21- head coach. Drive and give Minnesota a 7-0 lead yard run. after Fred Cox's kick. SATURDAY A BIG DAY IN POST-SEASON

(UPI)--Saturday was a big day in minutes to play. DREW LEADS HAWKS PAST LAKERS post-season college football. In the 50th Shrine East-West In the 40th annual Sun Bowl at Classic near San Francisco, Mike (UPI)--Rookie John Drew pumped in El Paso, Texas, Waster Packer ran Francowiak of Central Michigan 40 points and pulled down a career- for two touchdowns and rushed for kicked a 32-yard field goal with high 25 rebounds to lead the Atlanta a record 183 yards to lead Missi- less than five minutes remaining to Hawks to a 106-89 victory over the ssippi State to a 26-24 win over give the East squad a 16-14 upset weary Los Angeles Lakers Saturday. North Carolina. over the West. Tom Henderson added 22 points for At- Bulldog freshman fullback Terry lanta. Vitrano also shredded the North PITT SCARES WOLFPACK In other NBA action, the New York Carolina defense for 164 yards and Knicks topped 101-94, one touchdown. (UPI)--Pitt gave the tdgfganked Detroit beat Chicago 79-70, Houston Halfback Leonard Thompson hit Wolfpack of North Carolina a scare outscored Buffalo 125-117 and Boston Gerald Bain with a 40-yard scoring Saturday night, but that's all it downed Golden State 115-105. toss to spark Oklahoma State to a turned out to be--a half-time scare. In the ABA, the New York Nets nip- 16-6 upset victory over Brigham Behind by as many as seven points ped Memphis in overtime 100-98 and Young in the Fiesta Bowl. the first half, North Carolina Denver gunned down St. Louis 128-121. The Cowboys converted an inter- State turned on the steam the second cepted pass by Tony Buck into their half to down the Panthers 86-70. HUNTER CONSIDERING OFFERS first touchdown, with Kenny Walker All-America David Thompson and running it in from the 12-yard Phil Spence each scored 20 to lead (UPI)--Free agent Jim "Catfish" line. the Wolfpack. Hunter says he will wait a week or Vanderbilt and Texas Tech squared In other contests, UCLA whipped 10 days more before deciding which off in Atlanta's Peach Bowl, and number-seven Maryland 81-75, fifth- of the multi-million dollar offers both teams featured a tough defense ranked Southern Cal topped Rutgers from major league teams he will but little offense. The final score 81-66, number eight North Carolina accept. --a 6-6 tie. got past Utah 94-91 and St. John's At least 14 major league clubs Each team scored on a pair of of New York upset 10th-rated South have been to Hunter's home in Ahos- field goals, the final and tying Carolina 78-77. kie, N.C., for negotiations. Four one a 35-yard kick by Texas Tech's others have contacted him by tele- Brian Hall with just over two phone. Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 30, 1974 Beeline What's happen ing

r TODAY Calls will be accepted for ads BINGO will be played tonight in Morin Center beginning at 8 p.m. on Sundays from 5-7 p.m. Mon- day-Friday 3-5 p.m. Boxes are JUDO class will practice in Marblehead Hall at 6:30 p.m. located at the Flagship Mess ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet. Call 96160 AWH, on Leeward call and between the Navy Exchange and Commissary Store. 64436. THE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASS will meet in the Hospital classroom. DIAL 951144 For more information call Karen Holtz at 951098 AT. THE LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION will meet tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. at the golf course. For more information call Doris Hutton at 952279. for sale TOMORROW Harley-Davidson Electraglide motor- cycle, available last of January; PAINTING CLASS will meet at the McCalla Admin building at 7 p.m. two chaise lounge chairs, $10 each; For more information call 98171 AWH. two regular chairs, both $5; boy's THfE GUANTANAMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will meet at 7:30 p.m. in red wagon, good condition, $5; Tonka the COMO Club. toy crane truck, like new, $11.50; THE SURE LOSERS will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Hospital classroom. black wig, $10. Call 99186 AWH or For more information call Ann Bolz at 85131 AT or Irene Raffeld at see at 86-A Granadillo Circle. 952225 AWH. THE BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy Scout Hut at 7:15 p.m. For more Two 23,500 BTU air conditioners, information call Skip Miller at 99147 AWH. $150 each. Call 95559 AT. BINGO will be played at the CPO Club beginning at 8 p.m. THE GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB will practice in the Child Day Automatic battery charger for 12 Care Center at 6 p.m. For more information call 97110 DWH. volt only, $10; pool stick, $5; swim fins, mask and snorkel, $10. See Swetland in Rm 0-105 GHB AT.

1967 Chevy Belaire, 4-door , 6-cyl., 1966 Honda 305, good condition, $450 found automatic transmission, good con- firm. Call 951071 AT. dition, $800. Contact Kelso at Gold necklace watch, still runs, in 85237 DWH or Rm B-302 GHB AWH. Infant portable crib complete with Commissary parking lot. Call 97268 mattress and sheets, excellent con- AT, ask for Terry. Fisher receiver model #4020 2/4 chan- dition, $15; Sears vertical broiler, nel, 160 watts, $200; Akai casette $6; hand lawn mower, $3; baby high giveaway deck model CS-50D, automatic, reverse, chair, $7; 22,000 and 10,000 BTU vu meters, $145; Marantz speakers Fedders air -conditioners, $145 and Baby clothes, size 3, paint, roll of model 6G, 100 watts, $80 each. Con- $90. Call 85410 DWH or 95595 AT. plastic, tar paper and auto parts. tact Mark in Rm 0-205 GHB. Call 96136 AT.

Two sets of draperies 150"x95" and wanted 11-month-old cat, great with kids, 50"x95", dark avocado green, four Small lampshade for little girl's all shots, license, three month sup- panels of white sheers to go under lamp, either with ruffles or pleated, ply of cat food included. Call drapes, $60; five panels of Mother pink or white. Call 951063 AT. 951206 AT. Goose print curtains 42"x95", $15; three panels of flowered semi-sheers Bassinette and mattress. Call 97274 Male and female puppies cock-a-poos, 60"x90", ,$15. Must sell by Jan. 16. AT. Call 97187 AT. Call 99155 AT or see at NH 40-B. Power steering pressure hose for 1968 services 1965 Chevelle Malibu, 283 engine, Dodge Dart. Call 951140 AT. good running condtion, best offer Will babysit in my home New Year's over $850. Call Nancy at 85859 or Married couple would like to babysit Eve, $1 per hour per child. For 85487 AT. your home while you're on leave after reservations call 96176 after 6 p.m. Jan. 7. We'll take good care of your 12'x12' or 9'x15' thick blue-green house and pets. If you would like us NOTICE shag rug, like new, $75; Sears Ken- to babysit your house please call more automatic dishwasher, $90; Fed- Debbie or Phil galloway at 95551 or I.D. CARDS, AND DRIVER'S LICENSE ders 22,000 BTU air conditioner, $150; 95451 DWH. WERE TAKEN FROM A WALLET LEFT IN A Whirlpool 23,000 BTU air conditioner, SPECIAL SERVICES CAR LAST WEEK AT $95; Fedders 12,000 BTU air con- Cast net at least 10' radius. Will GRANADILLO PT. WILL THE PERSON WHO ditioner, 115 volt, $60;Fedders 5,000 consider damaged net; used manual TOOK.THE WALLET PLEASE DROP IT IN A BTU air conditioner, $50. Call 85262 model meat grinder. Call 951144 DWE, GAZETTE BOX. I AM DEING TRANSFERRED AT. ask for Duff. AND MUST HAVE DRIVER'S LICENSE.