World News Digest LONDON (AP)--The dollar turned in a mixed performance in early European trading today. Gold prices were mixed. In London, the price of gold was fixed at $374.50 an ounce, up $3 from yesterday's close. In Zurich, gold was also bid at $374.50 an ounce, down 50 cents. June 14 INDIA (UPI)--India is accusing neighboring Pakistan and "certain foreign powers" of involvement in the on-going FLAG DAY violence by militant Sikhs in the northern Indian state of Punjab. Pakistan denies the charge.

SWITZERLAND (UPI)--Pope John Paul met with Protestant SUPREME COURT SAYS IT CANNOT ENFORCE LAW GIVING EQUAL PAY FOR MEN AND WOMEN church leaders today and paid tribute to two Swiss refor- mation leaders who broke with Rome 450 years ago. John WASHINGTON (AP)--The Equal a federal court found the The Supreme Court says it Paul is on a six-day visit to Switzerland. Employment Opportunity Com- EEOC was powerless to re- is unlawful congressional mission has been told that quire equal pay -- because intrusion into the powers of ANGOLA (UPI)--Angolan guerrillas say some Americans are it may not enforce a law re- the law giving the agency the executive branch. among 11 foreigners captured this week in an attack on a quiring equal pay for men such authority contains an key highway junction. A statement by the pro-Western and women in the same jobs. unconstitutional "legisla- It is not clear how far- nita group says 240 soldiers were killed, 30 of them tive veto" provision. reaching the consequences of The Supreme Court bans. says it The 50-year-old veto de- the federal judge's ruling lacks jurisdiction to review vice -- under which any in Mississippi will be for a Mississippi case HOLLAND (UPI)--The Dutch Parliament has voted to support involving chamber of Congress could the government's power to Allstate Insurance the government's decision linking future deployment of 48 Company. block presidential decisions bar age discrimination in The Justices left intact a U.S. cruise missiles to progress in superpower arms -- was declared unconstitu- the workplace, as well as to ruling in which talks. The government had threatened to resign if the lower court tional last year. enforce equal pay for women. plan was not approved.

NEW ZEALAND (UPI)--New Zealand's National Observatory re- ports that France detonated a small nuclear device on a French atol in the Pacific today. The observatory says TUE DALY the explosion is France's third test since May 9th.

WASHINGTON (UPI)--Today is Flag Day, and just to make sure no one forgest, Mary Jo Jansson plans to unfurl a monster seven-ton flag in Washington bigger than a foot- GAZETTE ball field. Jasson is the president of the Great American Flag Association. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Reagan holds his 25th formal news conference tonight at 8. He is expected to field questions about a summit with the Soviet leader, but aides say Reagan would prefer that arms talks resume Volume 39 Number 116 Thursday, June 14, 1984 first.

WASHINGTON (AP)--A Supreme Court decision Tuesday, which "STAR WARS" PROJECT PASSES SENATE, MX MISSILE IS NEXT HURDLE IN DEFENSE BILL put seniority rights over affirmative action in layoff disputes, is getting fast action from the Department of WASHINGTON (UPI)--President Senator John Tower, the possible. Justice. Officials say they will review hundreds of court Reagan's project for re- chairman of the Armed Ser- The major issue remaining orders in job discrimination cases to see if they should search on a defense system vices Committee, called the is the MX missile. be modified in light of the high court's ruling. in space has passed the Sen- space plans, "Systems that The Armed Services Commit- ate. kill weapons, not people." tee called for money for 21 MICHIGAN (AP)--Officials of U.S. Air say a gust of wind Now the MX missile is the Also last night, the Sen- MX missiles, with no strings apparently forced a DC-9 jet to crash land at Detroit's next hurdle in debate on the ate turned down a move for a attached. of defense authorization bill. broad re-authorization of The airline says five * etropolitan 55 people Airportaboard wereyesterday. slightly hurt in the accident. The Senate voted 47-45 the GI Bill. President Reagan had asked last night to not cut spend- Tower hopes to have the for 40 missiles. IOWA (UPI)--A Des Moines, Iowa, man could spend five ing for the space research - Senate work all day to fin- The House has only approv- years in jail because he sold a gun that was used to kill - the so-called "Star Wars" ish the $291 billion defense ed 15 missiles, with those two teenagers. John Corsbie's indictment for involuntary plan. measure. to be built only after a manslaughter is the first under a state law making it a Senator Charles Percy (R- He wants a vote tonight if second vote in April. crime to sell a gun used in a crime. Ill.) had moved to reduce "Star Wars" spending by $100 NEW YORK (AP)--Voters in the Hicksville, N.Y., school million. ENERGY UPDATE district yesterday made clear where they stand on school A supporter of the pro- TARGET FOR prayer. They overwhelmingly approved a return to a moment gram, Malcolm Wallop (R- MAY: $27,201 of silent prayer in elementary and junior high schools. Wyo.) said with the re- USED JUNE 13: $29,326 +15 The rule was suspended last March in the face of a search, "You're buying safe- threatened lawsuit. ty for the American people." HOUSE CONTINUES TO WORK ON REVISED IMMIGRATION BILL

WASHINGTON (UPI)--The House Schroeder's defeated pro- spent its third night in a posal would have ended those row working late on the im- employer sanctions after migration bill. three years. Representatives plowed Opponents of the bill ar- through a series of minor gue that punishing employers amendments to the controver- will foster discrimination sial measure that would against Hispanics. grant legal status to mil- Earlier in the day, the lions of illegal aliens. House stripped the bill of On yesterday's losing end criminal penalties --leaving were Edward Roybal (D- only less severe civil ones Calif.) and Patricia for repeatedly hiring Schroeder (D-Colo.). illegal aliens. Representatives defeated Sponsors apparently hope Roybal's measure to elimi- the criminal sanctions in a nate a section of the bill companion bill passed by the s that would punish business Senate will be kept if the people who hire illegal legislation reaches a con- aliens. ference committee. o PROGRESS REPORTED IN LAS VEGAS HOTEL-CASINOS STRIKE

LAS VEGAS (UPI)--The manage- the only one still on strike ment of the last five Las against the hotels. Vegas strip hotel-casinos Culinary workers and bar- whose workers are still on tenders are on strike strike report progress to- against some off-strip re- ward an agreement with the sorts, but no talks are go- Stagehands Union. ing on in that situation. Sometimes success is measured not by what prevention program a success. Shown ac- Chief management negotia- does happen, but by what does not. That is cepting the award to Navy Broadcasting tor Vince Helm says the A spokesman for the Las the case in any fire safety education pro- Service, Detachment Six, are (left to strike could finally end to- Vegas Convention and Visi- gram. GTHO Fire Prevention Chief Vince right) J02 Milinda Jensen, Fire Chief day. tors Authority says the es- Lisa recently attended the Annual Fire Of- Vince Lisa (presenting), J02 Darin Jensen, He says most of the con- timated cost of the strike ficers Training Workshop with 25 other and JOCS James Dewater, NBS Det. 6 station tract language has been set- since it began in April is Navy and Marine Corps activities. Lisa . Lisa also presented awards to tled, but economic terms about $100 million. says CTM's presentation on fire prevention W.T. Sampson High School Principal Tom must be worked out along Henry Lewin, the vice was the highlight of the conference. Yes- Price and W.T. Sampson Elementary School with work rules for conven- president of the Hilton Cor- terday, he honored three organizations for Principal Wolfgang Plakinger. (U.S, Navy tions and trade shows. poration, says the cost their part in helping make GTMO's fire photo by PH2(AC) John Isenberg). The Stagehands Union is probably is higher. Thursday, June 14, 1984 Page 2 The Daily Gazette

Because the public demand Alcohmlicos Anonimos es una for plants is so great, the asociacion de hombres y Plant Nursery must change Mujeres que Comparten sus receipt times from once experiencias, fuerzas y esperanzas para poder every four weeks to once !community bulletin board; problemas every six weeks. Otherwise solucionar sus the Nursery will have to be comunes, y a la vez ayudar a del closed to the public in otros a recuperarse Service Center El unico order to renew their stock. Congratulations to the W.T. Attention Boaters: Anyone The Family alcoholismo. a list This plan becomes effective Sampson Elementary School who owns a boat must have will be maintaining requisito para ser miembro and of child care providers who es el deseo de dejar de today. Advisory Committee for SY the boat registered 84-85. Newly elected teach- safety inspected by Harbor will be available to provide beber. No hay que pagar of Prospective Pet ers and parents are as fol- Police annually as per COM- services for children cuotas para ser miembro. Owners lows: Bill Trycinski, Ann NAVBASEGTMOINST 1710.10B. single active duty parents Mantenemos nuestro grupo a- "ATTENTION" Hegstrom, Elizabeth Tschida, Expired registrations must and military couples who are traves de nuestras contribu- Janice Castro, Stephen Phil- be renewed within seven (7) called to duty at a moments ciones. Si usted tiene pro- The Dog Pound has brick, Melanie Balboa, days. Boats not registered notice. If you are inter- blemas con el alcohol y a special pet just Michael Weber and Diane within this period will be ested in providing these desea dejar de beber, llame for you. Lovable Blackman. If you have con- tagged and assumed aban- services please contact NCC al 4648, 3205, 2511. dogs and cats of cerns or ideas for the up- doned. For more information, Parr at the Family Service next Military Lea- ; all sizes. Come and coming school year, please contact Harbor Police at Center at 4141/4153 for more The Examination will visit the Dog contact one of the above 3792 between 7:30 a.m. and 4 information. dership June 21 begin- Pound or call 4105 members. p.m. Monday through Friday. be given or 4440 DWH for Attention base housing resi- ning at 8 a.m. at the In- more information. dents: If you think that Windjammer Club. CENTER FAMILY SERVICE domestic hot water is dividuals desiring to Cuba your U.S. Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, the compete in the E4 or E5 Anyone wanting to go on the too hot, please contact 2210. Military Leadership Fenceline Tours must call S- Energy Action Team at SERVICES: is greatly Examination need a recom- 3 Marine Barracks at 2279. Your cooperation Confidential caring service will help mendation by their Division There are only 20 seats per appreciated, and Information about anything of the Officer, Department Head, or tour. Vehicle leaves at lead to the success Welcome Aboard Packets Commanding Officer. All 8:45 a.m. every Saturday in Naval Base Energy Conserva- Follow-up service for our clients recommendations must be in front of the Phone Exchange. tion Program. Counseling - marriage, family and personal to the Educational Services else to call EDUCATION NOTES HELP, when you don't know anyone Housing Entitlement: If you Officer no later than 1 p.m. FUTURE SERVICES: live in Navy Family Housing on June 20. Hospitality Kits and your dependents leave Are you tired of sitting management, CLUB CALENDAR Workshops on stress management, financial not intend to around and not doing any- GTMO and do rape prevention, parenting, child development, GTMO WINDJAMMER CLUB thing to utilize your col- return or if they leave couples' communication, budgeting within 90 June 15: The Social Hour lege education? Teaching and do not return Fianacial/consumer counseling have to move will be held from 5-6 p.m. part-time could be the days, you will Newsletter The with the sounds of "Graphic answer for you. If you would out of the quarters. WHO IS ELIGIBLE: noti- Expression". Then from 8 more about Housing Office must be like to find out All base residents (priority to service members and p.m. until midnight "Graphic and stimu- fied immediately of any this profitable their families will be considered) Expression" again will pro- lating opportunity, call change in your dependency HOURS OF OPERATION: vide us with music for your today at 4748 or 4903 DWH. status. 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and enjoyment. Friday who June 16: "Graphic Expres- FREE Basic Skills classes Volunteers are needed Noon - 5 p.m. Thursday in pro- sion" will be rocking and begin June 25. Call or stop would be interested LOCATION: for rolling from 8 p.m. until in to discuss improving your viding child sponsorship Building 699 (between Base Library and NEX Beauty active midnight. basic skills in English, children of single Shop/Barber Shop) and military June 17: Bingo begins at Math, and Reading. Learn how duty parents of a 2:45. these classes can help you PHONE 11DHThe Navy Family. couples in the event evacua- immediate improved dependent/civilian achieve 4153/4141 DWH 4329 AWH COM CLUB results! Pretesting: Tues- tion. If you are interested assistance June 15: Happy Hour will be days from 1:30 until 4:30 in providing such NCC Parr at served in the Lounge from 5 p.m. Bring your ASVAB The W.T. Sampson Elementary We now have free jazzercise please contact at until 7 p.m. Then from 9 scores! Office Hours: School expects to have a at the Leeward Community the Family Service Center 1 a.m. "Sensa- Thursdays from 1-4 p.m. in limited number of vacancies Center on Mondays and Thurs- 4141/4153 for more informa- p.m. until tion" will be spinning the Navy Campus College for full-time local hire days at 7 p.m. tion. the latest tunes for your lis Classroom, NEX Admin Build- teachers for the upcoming tening and dancing pleasure. ing, McCalla Hill. To regis- school year. In order to CLUB ACTIVITIES June 16: "Sensation" will ter (required) for pretest- determine the number of Bay Yacht be here from 9 p.m. until 1 ing call Maggie Dornan at available local candidates, Register now for beginner All Guantanamo instructors and a.m. providing the music for 6260 DWH or Navy Campus at interested persons who are belly dancing as taught by Club sailing fully qualified to teach at Shazzara Keebar at Caribbean qualifiers should meet at your enjoyment. 4769 DWH. will be the elementary level and who Arts and Crafts Workshop. the Yacht Club at 7:30 p.m., June 17: Breakfast Wardroom from are not currently employed Learn this Persian art as Monday, June 18. Final plans served in the MARINE EXCHANGE a.m. Champagne as full-time teachers or well as good posture. It for full implementation of 7 until 10 course will be Brunch will be served from Father's Day substitutes are requested to tones you up, puts you in the sailing Remember Dad on 10:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. Then from a wide contact Ms. Kirkland at ex- shape, teaches muscle con- discussed. by selecting from 4:30-7:30 p.m. the club variety of gift suggestions tension 4117 DWH. trol while you lose inches. The Fil-Am Club will hold will have a Special Father's at the Marine Corps Ex- Good for women of all ages-- COMMUNITY CALENDAR their Father's Day Dinner Day Buffet. change. Specials featured and men, too! For more and Dance Saturday, June 16, for this occasion are travel June 14: Flag Day information, call Shazzara from 7:30 p.m. until 1 a.m. CPO CLUB running shoes, cologne June 16: Youth at 6389 from 8-10 a.m. and kits, club will June 14: Candlelight Dinner sets and Closing Ceremony will be 8-10 p.m. Registration is For dinner, the gift sets, shaving will feature Beef Wellington held at Brandon Field at limited so call now! Diplo- feature steamship round, much more. for $8.95 for one or $15.95 8:30 a.m. and will be fol- mas issued upon completion fried lumpia, pancit, vege- and as- for two. The Marine Corps Exchange is lowed immediately by the of course. Ages 7 and up, tables, green salads sorted desserts. A local June 15: Happy Hour will be having a GIANT WAREHOUSE All-Star games. men and women. Last offer will provide the served in Ye Olde Goat Loc'r FURNITURE SALE Saturday, June 17: Father's Day until September. disc jockey native folk dance Lounge from 5-7 p.m. Then June 16, from 8:30 a.m. - June 21: Military Leader- music and for enter- from 9 p.m. until 12:45 a.m. 3:30 p.m. and Monday, June ship Examination will be The next meeting of the will be presented Tickets are on "Scorpio" will be spinning 18, from 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. held at the Windjammer be- Guantanamo Bay Amateur Radio tainment. officers and the latest tunes in the Har- We have a great selection ginning at 8 a.m. Club will be Monday, June sale from club members or by calling 2909 bor Lights Lounge. including bunk beds, desks, July 1: Naval Legal Ser- 18, at 7 p.m. at the Ham AWH: $5 for members June 16: "Scorpio" will be wall units, cocktail tables vices established, 1974 Club, located in Hobbyland. or 2359 and $7 for non-members. The in the Harbor Lights Lounge and much more. There will be July 4: Independence Day All Hams visiting or sta- will commemo- from 9 p.m. until 12:45 a.m. a drawing held Saturday and July 20: Neil Armstrong tioned at GTMO are invited occasion also Indepen- with the latest sounds for Monday. The winners will re- walked on the moon, 1969 to attend. rate the Philippine (June 12). Come your dancing and listening ceive 10 percent off their July 23: Vacation Bible dence Day and we promise pleasure. furniture purchase. Don't School begins Club Latino will be having a and join us night to remember. At- June 17: Father's Day Spe- miss out. Take advantage of July 27: Vacation Bible general meeting for all mem- you a informal cial will treat Dad to Plan. School ends bers and prospective members tire is civilian our Home Layaway dinner on June 17 at 1 a.m. at and will be held at the Fil- percent off on the Windmill Beach at the big Am grounds. his choice. cabana. There will be a pot luck luncheon after the GAZETTE meeting so please bring a A special FATHER'S DAY BUFFET will be served at the COM covered dish. Dues will be Club in the Seaside Room from 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, CAPT R.A.Aillen,COAllaiier,U.S.Naval Base collected at this time. June 17. Fitness can be fun! Carib- Steamship Round of Beef AuJus Vegetables Lt. Gmdr. J. D. Van Sickle.Public Affairs Officer bean Arts and Crafts Dancer- Baked Virginia Ham with Raisin Sauce Various Salads Affairs Officer JOC Lew Reed.Asst. Public cise classes are Monday, Roast Turkey with Sage Dressing Assorted Desserts Milk Mrs. Susan Junkins.Staff Wednesday, and Friday even- Escovitch Fish (Jamaican Delicacy) Coffee Tea Mrs. Ellen Fischer.Staff ings from 6-7 p.m. Call Adults $7.95 Gail at 3192. The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules FATHERS FREE and regulations for ship and station newspapers as NAVY EXCHANGE Children between 3&10" 3.75 outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the Children under 3 FREE five times Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed Just in time for Father's (Gra tuity Not Included) at weekly at government expense on government equipment Day, the Navy Exchange is and Printing Service Branch the Bevy Publications offeringhFREE engraving with Champagne Brunch will that be served in the Sea- Office, theuopinions or statements in news items the purchase of a brand name be construed as official or as appear herein are not to pen set, June 12 through 17. side Room from 10:30 the Department of reflecting the views of COMNAVBASE or (Sales slip must be with the a.m. until 1 p.m. the Navy. pen set.) Thursday, June 14, 1984 The Daily Gazette Pace 3 COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS NAVY RELIEF RAFFLE The Community Scholarship Awards were presented at the graduation ceremony on June 4th. The High School would TICKET WINNERS like the community to know who received scholarships and the amount. On behalf of the recipients and the school, CONGRATULATIONS! we wish to express our grateful appreciation for your generosity. The students and their awards are: Ed Fischer $300 Valedictorian $1500 Scholarship The following people were Karen Lueck $200 Salutatorian $1500 Scholarship prize winners in the 1984 Melissa Smith $1400 Scholarship Navy Relief Raffle drawing: Joseph Sze $1400 Scholarship Sony Betamax and Camera Dean Cunningham $1300 Scholarship CM Heroux, AAWC Renee Hicks $1300 Scholarship Atari 1200 Home Computer Barbara Crider $1000 Scholarship Keith Byrd, PWD Alicia Odelin $1000 Scholarship Dive Package Tracy Houston $600 Scholarship Adolph Harris, USNH Trip to Ocho Rios J. Hahn, PWD telex Color T.V. Ticket #06313 1 case blank VHS Tapes Rebecca Hamilton, Warehouse Worker, was selected as the D. Savage, FASSCO Navy Exchange Employee of the Month for May for excellency Dive Lesson Courtesy, John in performance. Lt. K. M. Walker, Navy Exchange Officer Staub presents the Award. (Official U.S. Navy photo) Bonnie Conlon, Supply 11 x14 color photo David Griffin, NMCB62 NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPPORTUNITIES 2 Free Airfills The Navy Exchange has the following job openings. Please J.P. Tyner, AAWC contact the Personnel Office at Building AV-34, McCalla $100 Groceries Hill or phone Enersen 4348. POSITION & GRADE CLOSING DATE LOCATION $50 Groceries HEAD SALES CLERK F/T OPEN E. DiOrio RETAIL PS-5/$4.82 or LGS-4/$3.99 MAINSIDE Your prizes will be SALES CLERK P/T OPEN available at the Hospital's PS-1/$3.66 LEADING TO PS-2/$3.97 OR Supply Department after 15 LGS-2/$2.66 LEADING TO LGS-3/$3.33 RETAIL June. Questions should be FOOD SERVICE WORKERS referred to Ens. Hoover NA-2/$3.80 or LWG-2/$2.55 P/T OPEN PIZZA PUB 7256/7257 or HMC Lubitz at NA-1/$3.57 OR LWG-1/$2.21 F/T KOUNTRY KITCHEN CHCS Danny Lawrence reenlists for two more years. Capt. 7258. INVOICE AUDIT CLERK (TYPING) F/T OPEN ACCOUNTING Lew Fermo conducts the ceremony. (Official U.S. Navy AS-4/$4.65 or LGS-4/$3.99 photo) JANITOR (NAVY LODGE) F/T OPEN NAVY LODGE NA-1/$3.57. or LWG-1/$2.21 LAUNDRY/DRY CLEANING CLERK F/T OPEN LAUNDRY PS-2/$3.97 CASHIER/CHECKER F/T OPEN PERSONALIZED PS-2/$3.97 OR LGS-2/$2.66 SERVICES GAS STATION FACILITIES SERVICES ORDER CLERK JULY MAINTENANCE MS3 Wanda Turner, MS3 (Typing) F/T AS-3/$4.35 Nathaniel Holland, and MS3 i ------i Denise Tarmon reenlist at Windmill Beach. Conducting the Ceremony is Lt.j.g. David Stack, Food Services Flag )au Officer. (Official U. S. "OME CALL ME 'OLD GLORY' Navy photo) OR THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER 'IMTHE UNITED STATES FLAG! THE REDWnITE & BLUE WA ACCEPTED BY CONGRESS ON JUNE +,777

Jenny Lind crib w/mattress, Real rose bushes, assorted 5,000 BTU a/c, good condi- CLASSIFIEDS two rubber sheets, two crib colors, some climbers. Bring Classified advertisements may be sent to tion, $80. Sears Craftsman the Daily Ga- pads, and four assorted crib your shovel, $15 zette by guard mail or hand carried. each. Call arc welder, 60 Working hours are sheets, all in excellent 2478 AWH. amp, 230 7:30 a.m., through 4:30 p.m., volts, brand Monday through Friday (ex- condition, all for $150. For new, never cluding holidays). The deadline used, $275. Call for publication is 9 more information call 4517 6439 DWH a.m., the previous working 9 hp Johnson outboard, up- and ask for day. Yard sales must be in by DWH Brew. 9 a.m., Thursday. or 2869 AWH. dated to 16hp, $300. Call Jim at 3736. Four sets of Encyclopedia MISC Brittanica: Set #1 contains Want to rent our home in the FOR SALE '65 Buick '77 Ford Ranchero GT, 400 33 volumes including ragtop, a genuine Jacksonville area, near the Whirlpool 20,000 BTU a/c, Ready classic cu.in., PS, PB, PW, AT, A/C, Reference, machine, runs great, Mayport Base. It's a 3-bed- two years old, runs, very Dictionary, Out- cruise control, towing pack- new tag, sportsman's de- good condition. Fedders line of Knowledge, and Heir- room, 1 bath, with a fenc- age and tilt wheel. Availa- light, worth having at $650. ed-in back yard. For 8,000 BTU a/c, needs blower loom. Set #2 Junior 15- more ble August 15. Best offer Call Jim at 3736. information, call 2957AT. motor. volume set. Set #3 Childrens Both $200. Call 3838. over $2500. Call 3363 Monday WANTED 16 volume set. Set #4 Annals Just in time for summer through Friday from 10 a.m. Reliable person to babysit of America 20-volume set. vacation--windsurfer with Video cassette until 2 p.m. All day Friday Monday through Friday from 7 recorder, All purchased June 1983, ex- harness, $250. Call 2764 and Saturday and ask a.m. until 4:30 p.m. complete with all the acces- for cellent condition. Call AWH. For John. more sories including remote con- Linda Monday through Friday information call Gloria trol. Made by G.E., only six at 2956. at 4273 DWH. '72 Monte Carlo, runs. months old. Will include Decorative ship (large), Available $150. $20; decorative ship June 19, dust cover. Paid $450 new, Atari home video computer Call Help! I need someone to ac- (small), 3838. will let go for $350. Give $15; fancy lazy system, $150; Morey Boogie company two pets, one small Susan, $15; RCA 23" color me a call at 3662 AWH and body board, $40; 26" men's 5,000 BTU a/c, less than one and one medium dog, to Nor- TV, $50 as is; set of ships, folk stop by to see it yourself. blue beach cruiser, $135 year old, $325 firm. Avail- on July 20. Will pick $30; painting, $5; luggage neg. All in excellent condi- able June 25. Contact Staff up at MAC terminal in Nor- of various sizes, $5 ea.; lonial print hide-a-bed tion, like new. Call Mike at Sgt. Miller at 2191 DWH or folk. Call 2534 AT. two mahogany benches, ch ( size bed). $10 2478 AT or Greg at 2490 AT. 3658 AWH. Comes with extra fabric, ea. Above items can be seen Sitter for a 10 and 11 year at same print. Good condition, 1156 CB AWH. Call 3403 Dive tanks 80 Alum; 72 steel Power mowing machine, runs, old in the Nob Hill area. AWH or 4264 $200. Call 4604 AT. DWH. last hydro 2/82, $125 for $10. Six-foot ladder (wood), Call 3345 AWN. both. Call Jim at 3736. $3. One-half inch, 25 ft. LOST Two '72 Yamaha '81 Yamaha 175 Enduro, red, Enduros. One garden hose, $2. Metal 4 multi-colored ball by looks excellent, runs excel- runs good, looks good. The Playpen, potty chair, baby wheelbarrow, $3. Call 4737. Cooper Field Thursday, June lent, 4800 miles, $1100 other is for spare parts but 7. It's or bed with mattress and bumper not much value, ex- best can be made to with '83 Honda CX-650 Custom, ex- offer. Can be seen in pad, crib sheets, diaper cept to heal our little front of AV-89 at minor work, $500 neg. Con- cellent condition, $2700. real- ferry bag, umbrella stroller, baby boy's broken heart. He tact EN2 Johnson at 4241 DWH Call Rick at 2288/2294 DWH. landing. Call 4954 DWH and storage table, diaper ly favored this ball. If you or 4339 AWH. dis- ask for Don. penser, all in excellent found a large ball colored condition. Call 3382 AT. '77 Plymouth Fury station blue, red, and yellow, Boy Scout book, $2; beige Sofa, gold floral pattern, wagon, maroon red, full size please call 3340. Our son (canvas) living room set, $50; 6' tall by 8' long book Rattan living room love wagon. Radio. Not a GTMO would love you for it. $350; small block lamp, $15; shelf, $40; dining table seat, sofa, chair w/rattan special. Available July 17 FOUND small mantel, $5; frames of w/two leaves and chairs, coffee and end tables at ferry landing, $2000. Keys and sunglasses were all sizes, $1; set of two $35; small metal shelves, w/glass tops. It's the Call 4604 AT. found at Caribbean Elec- end tables and one coffee $5; four-drawer dresser, overstuffed look, blue, tronics three weeks ago. No table, $40; antique end ta- best offer. Call 2534 AT. beige, and brown, not even a '77 Dodge Aspen station wa- one has claimed as yet. To ble, $20; ceramic vase, $15; year old. Baby crib and mat- gon, white with wood grain identify call 2312 DWH. ceramic bookends (2) horse- 18,000 BTU Whirlpool a/c, tress, dressing table, white paneling. Radio and CB in- in head design, $3 set. Can be good condition, $175; GM wicker bassinet w/lace cluded. Not a GTMO special, Eyeglasses at Cable Beach 2892 seen at 1156 CB AWN. Call child's car seat, $10. Call skirt, net playpen. All look $2700. Available end of the water. Call Russ at 4264 DWH or 3403 AWH. 2774 AWH. like new. Call 2609 AT. June. Call 4604 AT. AT or 4249 AWH. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Thursday, June 14, 1984 LAST NIGHTS BASEBALL ACTION SPORTS SHORTS * SPORTS SHORTS * SPORTS SHORTS 1 1 (UPI)--It is "Celtics' Pride In the , Robin Young had four hits seven of eight consecutive (UPI)--A court trial pitting Day" in Boston today.* the beat and Jim Ganter gathered hits in the fifth and a fin- Nevada-Las Vegas basketball The NBA champions will be c the Detroit Tigers 7-3. three RBIs in the 6-1 win by al score of 10-5. Jerry Tarkanian given a parade through down- into The Blue Jays won twice in the over Mike Marshall had a grand against the NCAA moves town Boston, culminating in their three game set against the . slam for the dodgers. its fourth day in Las Vegas a rally at City Hall Plaza. the Tigers. The beat today. expected in Detroit's lead over Toron- the 4-2. A huge crowd is A former deputy attorney celebration of the Celtics' to in the East is six games. Dave Winfield a two- Player Movements general testified yesterday 15th NBA title, which they The Tigers also found out run homer and started a two- that a state probe of alle- won Tuesday starting Milt Wilcox run rally in the New York night by beating gations against Nevada-Las the Los Angeles Lakers 111- has an inflamed tendon in ninth with a double. There were several player Vegas by the NCAA revealed 102.* his elbow. The Cubs continue to pro- movements in baseball yes- no wrongdoing by Tarkanian. The Celtics were honored Wilcox will miss his next tect their lead in the Na- terday. Lyle Rivera was assigned yesterday by President Rea- t scheduled start. tional League East. Among them, a major trade. to head up an independent gan in the White House RoseF Rich Dotson pitched the The downed The Chicago Cubs got probe of 80 allegations ini- Garden. past the the 7-4. pitcher Rick Sutcliffe, tially leveled against the Meanwhile, the Lakers were California Angels 2-1. Leon Durham broke open a catcher , and re- school by the NCAA. welcomed home by nearly 300 Dotson took a one-hitter tie game with an RBI double liever George Frazier from Rivera says he and three fans at International Air- into the ninth when the An- in the sixth. Cleveland. other attorneys and staff port in Los Angeles yester- gels scored their only run. Jody Davis followed with a In return, the Indians ob- spent "thousands of hours" day. Six days ago, California two-run double. tained outfielders Mel Hall in 1975 and 1976 investigat- Los Angeles was badly out- nailed Dotson for nine hits The shut out and , and minor ing the charges. rebounded in the series, a and seven runs in less than the 2-0. league Don Schulze Rivera said, "Nothing cam playoff that Lakers coach that woul U three . Ed Lynch picked up his and Darryl Banks. to our attention Pat Riley says marked the The game ended on a thril- seventh win. and Doug Sisk The Chicago White Sox indicate a violation by end of the team's nice guy ling gamble. notched his seventh . placed Carlton Fisk on the Jerry Tarkanian." With California runners on They combined to throw a 15-day disabled list. image. three-hitter. Fisk has been bothered by Riley hinted the Lakers first and third and two (UPI)--The Detroit Pistons Sisk lowered his ERA to will be looking to sign outs, Brian Downing singled a pulled abdominal muscle. say they have signed Bil. 0.64 in 28 appearances Sox recalled Joel "someone with a nasty to right. this The Laimbeer to a multi-year season. from the minors. streak." Rod carew scored from sec- Skinner contract. Philadelphia's ond. Jerry Koos- Although terms of the con- man said he wanted Oakland sent Mike Warren (UPI)--The 84th U.S. Open Gary Pettis tried to score a shut- tract were not disclosed, out, but he lost it to the minors. Golf Tournament begins today from first. in the published reports say the ninth. Warren threw a no-hitter on the Winged Foot Course in So rightfielder Harold Pistons signed the all-star Nevertheless, for the A's late last sea- Mamaroneck, Baines threw him out at the Koosman N.Y. center to a five-year con- plate to end the game. threw a five-hitter that son. After more than a week of Oakland recalled left- tract worth $3 million. The Kansas City Royals carried the Philadelphia near 100 degree hander Gorman Heimueller. scored four times in the Phillies past the St. Louis temperatures, a thunderstorm runner Texas put outfielder (UPI)--British first and held off the Seat- Cardinals 4-1. struck Winged Foot yesterday Coe is getting George Wright on the 15-day Sebastian tle Mariners 6-4. Koosman said a 56-minute and has softened the greens list because of a daily treatment for ad in- Dan Quisenberry notched rain delay in the fifth in- disabled for today's start. in his left knee. jured leg muscle just six his 16th save. ning helped him get some strain The Open is returning to Infielder Bill Stein was weeks before the Olympic hit his first rest. the site where Hal Irwin won Games. activated after sitting out in 1974 with a seven-over- for Oakland since The Olympic 1,500 meter He said he was faster af- with tendinitis in his left par 287, missing 11 games with an in- the highest winning champion and 800 meter world delay. wrist. score jury. ter the in relation to par record holder only recently The Cincinnati Reds broke California reactivated since The homer broke a 1-1 tie 1963. recovered from a severe streak by right-hander Don Aase. in the eighth and gave the a five game losing However, many golfers in blood infection. beating the He has been out of action Oakland A's a 3-1 win over the field of 156 think Wing- Already selected to run in in 11 innings. since elbow surgery in Octo- the . 5-4 ed Foot will play a little the 800 meters, Coe must win Dave Concepcion knocked in ber 1982. It was the easier this time. a 1,500 meter race June 24th a two- Frank LaCorte went on the over the 3- the winning run with in 15-day disabled list with to earn the right to run 0. out single. in his right bi- (UPI)--A brief string as a the event he won in 1980. threw the Los Angeles pitcher Bob tendinitis the cep muscle. pro in the 1970s still is shutout. Welch was ejected in Cincinnati activated Cesar causing trouble for shot (UPI)--Another "Player of Larry Parrish drove in the fourth while protest- Cedeno from the injured re- putter Brian Oldfield, the Week" award for Houst runs with a bases-loaded ing a balk called on him. serve list and optioned credited with the longest Gamblers' quarterback J double in the sixth. The pitcher Keefe Cato to the throw in history. Kelly. Parrish has 25 RBIs in his then jumped on the Los Ange- minors. In San Francisco yester- The rookie out of Miami last 23 games. les Dodgers -relievers for day, Oldfield filed suit led Houston to a 38-13 rout against the Athletics Con- of Chicago last weekend, gress and the U.S. Olympic breaking a few records along JULY FOURTH 10K RUN LOCAL SPORTS Committee to allow him to the way. compete in the Olympic I It is the third time Kelly WHEN: July 4th, 8 a.m. A Women's Varsity Softball trials. will be sponsored by has won the weekly award. WHERE: Start and finish at Phillips Park. A scenic Tea Y course through Guantanamo Bay. NAVSTA to the Tidewater Navy Y ENTRY FEE: None Championships August 20th- AWARDS: Medals to top three finishers in each age 24th at NAS Oceans, accord- THE SPO RTSMAN group ing to the Special Services S by Charles Morey Joe Greene's time or the AGE GROUPS: 12 years and under Athletic Director. Associated Press Lombardi-coached packers or 13-19 years The team will be active e Before the United States the Dallas Doomsday bunch, 20-29 years duty women only and tryouts s Football League season be- Kelly has been great. gan, you could 30-39 years will start Monday at 7 p.m., s have had a He has whipped 40 touch- 40 and over at Cooper Field #3. big price against the down passes in 16 games to If you are interested, fill out this entry blank and More information is avail- chances of the Houston Gamb- his pony express receivers. forward it to Marine Barracks Operations, Attention: able from Mike Jones at 2560 D lers winning the league He has thrown for 4,825 Captain Bonsignore (Guard Mail stop #39). For more infor- or Cy Dahl at 4128. title. yards, beating the NFL rec- mation, call 2279/2344. Not any more. ord set by Dan Fouts. They are in the playoffs, He has nine games of 300 July 4th 10k Run A forty-day Martial Arts having clinched the Central yards or more overhead, also Entry Form Summer Program is being of- Division title and they are topping a Fouts mark. ___ ~N ____a m ___ fered for GTMO youths. being seriously regarded by Here is something for the other Name You can register your playoff teams as a other USFL playoff teams to Children from 7 p.m., until dangerous team. chew over. Age 9 p.m., on Tuesdays, Wednes- The reason is quarterback days, and Thursdays through Jim Kelly, who has set a Coach Jack Pardee of Hous- number who played and coached Tel-phone July 9th. of pro football rec- ton, ,, A You are asked to attend a ords and who will almost in the NFL, says Kelly gets Meeting before your child certainly add to them in the better every week. starts the class. final two weeks of the regu- That brings up this mine The meetings will be held lar season. bending thought. WWIMBLEDON WARMUPS CONTINUE, INJURIES PLAGUE PLAYERS June 19th and June 21st from Even allowing for the fact How good will Kelly be (UPI)--The grass court tour- 6-3 at the Edgbaston Cup 7 p.m., until 9 p.m. that he is not throwing into five years from now, the is nnament at the Queen's Club Tournament yesterday in Bir- Sign up or get more infor- the teeth of some of the time when a quarterback an expert i in London continues today as mingham, England. nation by calling the Mar- great defenses of the NFL supposed to become t the top male tennis players However. South African trial Arts Center at 3530. like the Steelers in Mean at his trade? try to sharpen their skills Yvonne Vermaak upset second- for the upcoming Wimbledon. seeded American Zina Garri- Bay Youth JULY FOURTH SOFTBALL John McEnroe says he is son 6-0, 2-6, 6-2. The Guantanamo having a hard time bouncing The $125,000 grass-court Baseball season will close * All teams guaranteed at least three games, win or back from his five-set tournament continues today. Saturday. lose. French Open loss to Ivan Closing day ceremonies * Preliminary rounds on June 30th and July Ist. Lendl, but he still managed Also, the All England Lawn will be held on Brandon * Final games on July Fourth. a 7-5, 6-0 win over Van Wi- Tennis and Croquet Club told Field at 8:30 a.m. * Unlimited Roster nitsky in London yesterday. UPI yesterday that American You are invited to come on * Team trophies will be awarded for the first three The top-seeded McEnroe tennis star Andrea Jaeger out and enjoy the ceremony teams. trailed 2-5 in the first set has withdrawn from this and the All Star games. * Individual trophies will be awarded for the first before rallying. year's Wimbledon tournament. All Star games for all place team (15 only). The win puts him into the Jaeger, 19, was the young- leagues will start right af- * Entry fee is $75 per team. final 16, and on the course est player to ever be seeded ter the ceremony. * Sign up by June 29th at 4 p.m. for a semi-final clash with at Wimbledon. Coaches should have their * Coach's meeting June 28th at 4 p.m., at the Special Jimmy Connors. She officially pulled out teams on the field in uni- Services Conference room. Meanwhile, top-seeded Pam last Thursday because of form before 8:25 a.m. * More information and sign up with Lt. Cmdr. Sinclair Shriver of the U.S. beat tendinitis in her right Trophies will be present- at 4660DWH or 4517AWH. Australian Anne Minter 6-2, shoulder. ed.