Carter praises Middle East leaders WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter -- ers and at the same time address the tween the Arabs and the Israelis. of State Alfred Atherton would rep- Wednesday praised the leaders of major problems of energy conserva- "I want to provide my congratula- resent the United States. Egypt and Israel for making a "his- tion and production. tions and my support for these two But he said it is too early to toric breakthrough in the search for The president also confirmed he strong leaders." tell if the United States will par- a permanent, lasting peace" in the has re-scheduled a trip abroad, al- He said the meeting met "two of ticipate in a proposed U.N. confer- troubled Middle East. though he said details would not be Israel's most cherished desires" -- ence on the Middle East. Carter told a news conference that officially released until today. Face-to-face meetings and recogni- Despite the sharp attacks by the recent face-to-face dialogue be- Administration sources say it will tion by Sadat of Israel's "fight to Syria and Libya on Sadat's overtures tween Egypt and have led to a begin Israel around Dec. 28 and end about exist." to the Israelis, Carter stressed in reduction of the fear and distrust Jan. 5, with visits to Poland, Iran, But he warned that in the past, answer to a question that: "Presi- amoung Arabs and Jews. India, Saudi Arabia, France and "expectations have sometimes been dent Sadat is speaking for the Arab He praised the courage of Egyptian Belgium. exaggerated" and noted that the world." President Anwar Sadat in a recent Carter said that Sadat's visit is problems of a Palestinian homeland Carter said he felt the Soviet trip to Jerusalem and "the gracious "already a tremendous accomplishment and the return of captured Arab Union has moved "to a much more reception of him in Israel by Prime .an initiation of direct person lands have not been resolved. balanced" attitude toward the Mid- Minister (Menahem) Begin." to-person negotiations" between Is- dle East, and that although the rael and On energy, Carter warned Congress "the strongest Arab coun- Carter said the Cairo conference two superpowers disagree in many I' that he is not ready to back down on try." called by Sadat is a "very construc- areas on the explosive area, "I be- his original energy plan and that he "The fact that this strongest tive step," and said the United lieve the Soviets will follow. will veto any House-Senate compro- Arab country and Israel are now con- States would "participate at a high any constructive steps toward mise which does not protect consum- ducting direct negotiations" be- level." He said Assistant Secretary peace." Cuban-American Friendship Day Cuban American Friendship Day will be celebrated locally on Monday, De- cember 5 at Phillips Park from noon to 4 P.M. Tickets to the gala event ~Te*uutunt are $3.50 for adults and $1.00 for The Navy's onu aho e-baysed (aitzt children six fo 12 years of age. dailh There is a limited amount of tickets, Vol. 32 No. 229 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba finursday, December 1, 1977 so get yours now. No tickets will be sold the day of the event. Longshoremen Prime Minister U.N. talks look doomed ordered to end UNITED NATIONS (UPl) -- Outright re- At a news conference Wednesday, Vorster wins jection by Israel and an uncertain Carter gave the Waldheim proposal reception by President Carter Wed- a luke warm reception at best. "I nesday apparently doomed U.N. Sec- don't know what position our coun- wildcat strike retary General Kurt Waldheim's pro- try will take," he said. in S. Africa posal for a round of preliminary "It's too early for us to decide," BAL'J'IMORE (AP) -- Longshoremen in JOHANNESBURG (UPI)--Prime Minister Middle East peace talks at the he added. Baltimore have been ordered by a John Vorster led his Nationalist United Nations in December. There was no official reaction federal judge to end their wildcat Party to victory Wednesday in South Waldheim floated the proposal from Waldheim immediately, but the strike. Africa's fifth general election since Tuesday to try to bring together rejection by Israel alone appeared A maverick union official pulled since the country became a republic. "all parties" involved in Middle enough to kill any idea of prepara- his 24000 men off the job this The polls closed at 9:00 P.M. after East discussions -- including the tory talks at the United Nations, morning, even though the new dock- a spate of heavy afternoon voting. Soviet Union and the several Arab diplomatic observers said. workers' contract already had been The South African Broadcasting Corp. states who have refused to attend Israel has consistently refused approved by most East and Gulf reported voters in urban areas turn- upcoming talks in Cairo. to sit at the bargaining table with Coast longshoremen. ed out in droves after 5:00 P.M. A foreign Ministry spokesman in the Palestine Liberation Organiza- Judge Joseph Young signed a 10 Voting was light early in the day as Jerusalem said, "No purpose will be tion, and this could be one reason day restraining order. rains threatened over wide areas of served by an additional preparatory for Israel's lack of interest in Dockworkers at three other ports the country. conference" to pave the way, as the suggested U.N. meeting. -- Philadelphia, New Orleans and The National Party, which has ruled Wladheim said he hoped, to full- The PLO has "observer status" at Baton Rouge, La. voted on the South Africa for the past 29 years, -- fledged Middle East negotiations in the United Nations and sits in on three-year agreement today. immediately picked up 42 seats for Geneva. its proceedings. National union chief Thomas Glea- the next parliment in uncontested son says opposition to the accord in constituencies. three ports isn't great enough to The Liberal Opposition Party, the upset the settlement reached yes- progressive federal party, won two terday at most other ports from Palestinians discuss strategy uncontested seats. Maine through Texas. DAMASCUS (UPI) -- Palestinian lead- of the Popular Front for the Libera- ers met Wednesday to discuss strate- tion of Palestine, has offered to Philip visits gy on the eve of an Arab summit in end the PFLP's long-standing feud Rhodesian demands Libya called to counter Egyptian with the PLO. But he made the offer President Anwar Sadat's push for conditional on the umbrella guerril- peace with Israel. la organization becoming more mili- cattle farm no more massacres The hard-line Palestinian Rejec- tant and renouncing all efforts to tion Front boycotted the Palestine achieve a negotiated settlement with SALISBURY, RHODESIA (UPI) -- Black Liberation Organization (PLO) cen- Israel. in Jamaica nationalist leader Abel Muzorewa de- tral council meeting, which was Palestinian sources say that even LYDFORD, JAMAICA (UPI)--Prince manded Wednesday that Prime Minister headed by PLO Chairman Yasser Ara- within Arafat's Fatah Organization Philip Wednesday toured Ian Smith permit no more "massacres" fat. there has be-n rising militancy as an experimental cat- such as the raids that the military At one point, the PLO leader left a result of Sadat's trip and many tle farm in central Jamaica in his role as honorary president of the command said killed more than 1,200 the meeting for consultations with PLC rank and file members have be- Royal Agriculture Society of the guerrillas in Mozambique. Syrian President Hafez Assad. come increasingly impatient with Com- In a letter to Smith which he re- Both Syria and relatively moderate diplomatic maneuvering around the monwealth. The Duke of leased to the press, Muzorewa said leaders within the PLO, such as Ara- Palestinian i= sue. Edinburg was attending last week's raids in Mozambique "ad- fat, have been placed in a difficult Today Syria and the PLO will join the second session of the Society's versely prejudice" the prospect of position by Sadat's dramatic opening other Arab opponents of Sadat's move annual meeting at nearby Ocho Rios, a tourist success at the forthcoming constitu- to Israel. at a summit in Tripoli, Libya. Iraq, resort on the north coast of Jamaica. He returns to London tional conference aimed at producing Syria has come under heavy pres- Algeria, South Yemen and Palestinian a one man, one vote majority rule sure from rejectionist Arab states rejectionists were also invited. today. settlement. such as Libya, Algeria and Iraq to Only the United States, Israel and "I want to refer to the informa- renounce ties with Egypt, as long as the United Nations have said they tion released that well over 1,000 Sadat is in power. will attend the pre-Geneva Cairo Tongsun Park Zimbabwean men, women, and children The radical leader of the largest talks. The Soviet Union, Syria and have been killed in cold blood by rejection front group, George Habash the PLO all rejected the offer. Rhodesian forces in the last few may return to days in Mozambique," said Muzorewa, president of the United African Na- tional Council. Explosive classes studied "Our information is also that: many QUEBEC (UPI)--The Quebec Education ther research into Molotov cocktails United States of those killed were living in refu- Ministry will investigate the case as part.df a chemistry experiment SEOUL, S. KOREA (AP) -- There's word of a gee camps, non-combatants in the of six chemistry proffesors who that used a screnario of a school possible breakthrough in the present conflict. taught students to make firebombs, takeover by students. Tongsun Park case. "I want to say that we find these gas grenades and a nitro-based ex- Hamel said the experiments, des- Government sources in Seoul said massacres not only highly unsettling plosive, a school official said Tues- cribed by three Laval University Wednesday the South Korean busi- but also abhorent, shocking and tra- day. professors as dangerous, involved nessman has changed his mind and gic." The teachers have been suspended about 300 chemistry students aged now is willing to return to Wash- Muzorewa demanded an explanation for five days. Yvon Hamel, general 17 to 20 in three laboratories at ington to answer questions about for "these tragic massacres," which coordinator of the CEGEP (junior the school earlier this month. his alleged efforts to by influ- he said "now cloud the whole situa- college) of Limoilou, said a final "It's simply a way to attract a ence with United States lawmakers. tion and very seriously and adverse- decision on the status of the teach- student's attention. I don't see Park insists he was seeking per- ly prejudice the successful outcome ers had not been reached. the project as being unusual," Hamel sonal gains and was not represent- of the rooted negotiations. The teachers had also advised fur- said. ing the South Korean government. Thursday, November 1, 1977 Page- 2 Guantanamo Gazette Today's Meetings
AL-ANON meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Old Nursery School build- ing. For further information call Community 'high tide-12:34pm Local 90269. low tide-- 7:14pm F sunrise--- 7:19am Forecast sunset---- 6:20pm Bulletin high------87 Tomorrow's Meetings low------70 Today's forecast calls for partly THE FELLOWSHIPaOF OVER EATERS cloudyuskies. Winds will be from ANONYMOUS meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Board the Southeast at 18 knots, gusting East Bargo Old Nursery School to 24. Bay conditions will be 2-4 building. For further information feet. call 96235 AWH or 98145 AT. Community Announcements 951144 . ,. .- Clubs & Organizations THE MOTO-CROSS track clean-up JOHN P TERSON'S "NIGHT OF will be THE JUNIOR FLAG FOOT- THE NAVAL STATION RECREATION this Saturday at noon. MIRACLES will be presented to the 1977 There BALL PICNIC will be at Windmill will be racing this Sunday at public at 7 p.m. at the Base Chapel COMMITTEE will meet next Wednes- Beach this Sunday afternoon at 2. day afternoon, Dec. 7, at 1:30 in 1 p.m. For more info, call 952262. on Sunday, December 4. The choir, Parents are reminded to bring the Special Services Conference Room under the direction of Nancy Breed, their side dishes. The league will fur- located in the Official's Associa- THE NEX-COMMISSARY ADVISORY is being assisted by Colonel Mark P. nish buns, hamburgers, tion Hut, across the street from BOARD MEETING will be held next Fennessy as narrator; Jan Parsons, hot dogs, plates, napkins, etc. We need an the Windjammer. Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the organist; and Lois Pittmann, pianist, estimate of how many people McCalla Admin building. Soloists for the cantata include will be attending, so please call your team IN SUPPORT OF CUBAN-AMERICAN Jan Garcia, soprano; Victor Smith, THE REEF mother, coach, or Mrs. FRIENDSHIP DAY, the Socializers RAIDERS' X-MAS CLUE tenor; Gary Elkins, tenor; and Vince B.urchett at will host a party featuring the Cu- DIVE will be held Sunday, Dec. 4, ,orbisiero, baritone. 8408 during working hours or 951069 ban-American at the large cabana at Windmill after working hours. Ritmo Alegre after the You are invited to come hear the celebration Beach. Diving starts at 1 p.m. and at 8 p.m. on Dec. 5 at Christmas story in narration and the regular business meeting and the the Barrel Club. Donations are $3 song. The cantata is being sponsored THE NEX LAUNDRY AND DRY election of officers will be at 3 at the door. There will be an open by the Chapel. CLEANERS is temporarily out of p.m. A steak dinner will follow at bar furnishing all you can eat and THE NAVSTA WHITE hangers. Anyone willing to donate 4. Accompanied personnel bring a BASEBALL extra drink. TEAM will begin practice for the hangers can turn them in to side dish and unaccompanied person- upcoming season at 5:30 this after- the Dry Cleaners on Sherman Avenue THE CUBAN-AMERICAN nel bring snacks. Steaks and bever- ALEGRO noon at the baseball field on Cooper between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Without BAND from ages will be provided. Sign Miami, Fla.,will be per- up at Field. Personnel attached to Com- your help, they might have to close forming at the Staff NCO Club Satur- the Dive Shack or call Kerry at until more arrive. day from 9 a.m.-l NavBase, NavBctSvc Det. 6, SatCom, p.m. 90223. The Dive Shack is back to Comptroller Dept., BCT, FltAVlant, regular hours. Det., and the Administrative Depart- THE DEC. 3 ADMINISTRATION OF ARIES will be performing at Post ment (Chaplin's Office, Gold Hill THE CEEB APTITUDE TESTING PRO- 46 Enlisted Club tomorrow night from THE MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION Barracks personnel, Post Office, GRAM, SAT and Achievements, will be 7:30-11:30. will have a meeting for all members held in Room 3 (ACH) and Room 17 NSSPBO, Personnel Office, MCPOC, and and interested personnel on Sunday, (SAT) of .the W.T. Sampson THE GITMO LACROSSE CLUB Career Counselor) make up the NavSta High is Dec. 4, at 12:30 p.m. at the Golf School . Registrants should looking for members. Anyone inter- White team, For further information report Shack. no later than 8:30 a.m. and are re- ested in participating, contact Cdr. contact EQCM Blickenstaff at 8421. On Sunday, Dec. 11, the Association minded to bring tickets Turner, 8778 during working hours of admission, is going to sponsor a cross country THE TFEN CLUE is finally go- two no. 2 pencils and an I.D. or 951001 ext. 3U1 after working rock party starting at 12:30 p.m. ing to reopen. Largely through the Tests will last for approximately hours. You must have your own efforts There will be an entry fee. For more of about 25 teen-agers, the four hours. stick. No experience club is necessary. information, call 8699 or the has been painted, rehabed and Golf WT. SAMPSON ELEMENTARY THE MARINE BARRACKS CLUB Shack at 951119. can once again offer Gitmo teen agers a home away from home. SCHOOL, GRADES .-F, will be dis- SYSTEM HAS A QUANTITY OF EX- missed at 11 a.m. on Monday CESS PROPERTY The club also wants to thank the in order FOR SALE BY to accomplish some of the work re- CLOSED Special Announcements adults that helped to get the club BIDS. quired for the North Central Associ- All bids must contain the individu in shape. ation Accreditation. There will be al's name, rank and duty telephone A gala disco dance is scbeduled THE INSURANCE OFFICE will be no afternoon kindergarten session number. The cut-off date for on the patio to kick-off a full cal- bids closed from Dec. 12-28. Anyone hav- that day. will be the close of business on ender of events for December. The ing insurance policies due during W.T. Sampson High School will not Dec. 2. Bids will be opened in the dance will be Friday from 8 to 12 this period should come in prior to be in session at all on Monday in Staff NCO Club at 4:30 p.m. on p.m. Dec. Dec. 12 for renewals. order to conduct an in-service train- 6. Orion will be spinning the records The hours of the Insurance Office ing day. The items so make plans to be there. Member- may be viewed by contac- are from 9 a,m.-l p,m. and 2-5 p.m. ship application forms will be THE ting GySgt Foust or SSgt Davis at Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- dis- CONSOLIDATED PACKAGE tributed to those STORE has just received a wide se- the Staff NCO Club during working day and 9-noon attending the on Tuesday. lection of wine. It will be sold hours or by calling 951234 or 951245 dance. Parents must sign the form. for an appointment. Membership dues are $2 per month at the Wine Cellar today. The items for sale include the BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE payable the first weekend of each Also, some imported scotch has arrived. Most of these following: 1 hot dog steamer, 1 hot ENGLISH AND WESTERN RIDING month. new items come in dog broiler, 1 carpet cleaner, 3 LESSONS will begin January 4, 1978. Those not desiring full membership fifths, quarts and half gal- Sign-ups may pay 50 cents lons. Come on in and beer coolers, 7 circle booths, 1 will be taken until Decem- per visit. Member- stock up for the holidays. straight booth, 1 food warmer, 2 ber 13 -Call 99152 after working ship is limited to teen-agers (be- cocktail stations and a '72 Ford hours or 95581 during working hours. tween the ages of 13-19 inclusive), Econoline Van (no. 500X976). except that military personnel and non-dependent civilian workers are THE ANNUAL COMO CHRISTMAS SPECIAL SERVICES is sponsoring not eligible. BALL will be held on the COMO Club a two-man best ball blind draw tour- Those teen-agers desiring to in- patio Saturday, Dec. 3, from 6-9 nament this Sunday. Tee time is vite non-members to the disco Fri- p.m. You will have your choice of from 7 a.m.-l p.m. The fee is $2.50 day night must have written parental 16 oz. prime rib for $6 or stuffed per person. Make your own foursome. consent. The cost for the disco ULnE twin lobster tails for $8. Reser- Full handicap. Partners will be tD 1 will be defrayed by the admission vations only! selected by a Reservations must be draw at 12:30. For fee of $1.75 per couple or $1 sin- made by noon more information, 1:00 General Friday. The popular call the Golf gle. Be sure and make it to the Hospital stateside Course Pro 1:35 band Enterprise will be Shop at 951119. dance and support your club. Sew What's New playing on the patio from 9 p.m.-l 2:00 The Price is Right a.m. So come and dance to your THE CERAMIC SHOP will not ac- THE NAVY EXCHANGE HAS THE 2:45 Andy Griffith (BW) heart's content. cept any pieces for firning after FOLLOWING JOB OPENINGS: 3:10 Cartoons (BW) December 12. The shop will resume 3:30 Electric Company (BW) Full time Sales Audit Clerk, AS-4/$3 THE REFLEX PHOTO CLUB'S reg- taking pieces for firing on Decem- 4:00 Tony the Pony ular monthly per hour, to work at the Accounting meeting will be held ber 26. 4:30 Nature's Window Office. One Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. at the Photo Lab. year general office ex- 4:35 High Chapparal perience and the ability to operate 5,30 Newswatch calculating ALL CATHOLIC LADIES interested machines. This position 6:30 Truth or Consequences in helping with preparations for closes Friday, Dec. 2. For further 6:55 Almanac (BW) Cardinal U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba information, Cooke's visit are invited call 8348. 7:00 Muppets to a special meeting on Dec. 6 at 7:30 In Search Of 7 p.m. at the Chapel. For further Movie schedule 7:55 Notes of Interest information, call Terry at 90266 or LYCEUMS 8:00 Protectors Dottie at 97159. 8:30 Jacksons Downtown: Herbie Rides Again, G 9:00 Hawaii 5-0 THE CARIBBEAN SKIPPERS CB Capt. David W. DeCook McCalla: Murder By Death, PG 9:55 Newswatch CLUB is inviting all Cbers on base Naval Base Commands Update Marine: Sara T. Portrait of a Teen- 10:00 Soap to come to a fox hunt this Sunday Naval Station Commanding Officer (ADULT) LCdr. Jerry Ran ..Pub lic Affaire Officer age Alcoholic, TV 10:30 Thursday Evening Movie: "Last afternoon starting at 1 at Deer Park 301 Gerald mNer. .Leading Jouroalist JO2 Brenda Starkey. Editor Leeward: The Last remake of Beau of the Ski Bums" Come out and help find the fox. J03 Bob House.Joumalist Geste, PG SPECIAL SERVICES ANNOUNCES CLUBS that due to Cuban-American Friend- The G1ota Batette is polished acoatding to th Iuendare 1 ato for3ship end eaton neo 4 rs ship Day on Monday, there will be YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS Windjammer: March or Die, PG T no picnic tables at Windmill, Cable, five tims, vkly at sovehnenta euseon sevenlnt eq uipent at the NyPFublictlios and Printi Staff NCO: Race for Your Life, or Kittery Beach this weekend (Fri- Sereeh office, the opinin.aor state ntsin ARGET CONSUMPTION: to contr-d 1,350,000 ve items hat appear herein are not be Charlie Brown, G day, Saturday and Sunday). o of ficial or as reflu
FIRST T-34C ACCEPTED Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, November 1, 1977 .4 million for 5 years Wilkens replaces Hopkins Mets sign Maddox Kingman moves into Wrigley home run haven NEW YORK (AP)--The New York Mets as Sonic coach made their first-ever plunge into CHICAGO (AP)--Slugger Dave Kingman cord for roundtrippers with 37, a the free agent market to sign out- has signed a five-year $1,000,000 SEATTLE (AP) -- Lenny Wilkens has re- mark he set in 1976. He is also fielder Elliott Maddox, who played contract to play for the Chicago assumed the position of head coach one of the worst fielders in the out his option with the Baltimore Cubs. Kingman now joins his fifth of the Seattle Supersonics following game and sports a lifetime batting Orioles. Maddox signed a pact for team in two years. He was traded the firing of Bob Hopkins. Hopkins average of under .230. five years. No other details were by the New had been selected to replace Bill York Mets last year to In signing with the Cubs, Kingman given. Maddox will fill a big gap San Diego after refusing to come Russell, who left at the end of last may at last blossom into the star- in the Mets' outfield where he will season. For Wilkens, it's his se- to terms. The Padres soon put him dom that was predicted for him, Chi- reportedly play right field. cond time around in Seattle after on waivers and he was claimed by cago's Wrigley Field is one of the Maddox has been plagued with in- returning as the team's director of the California Angels, who also best home run parks in baseball, as juries the last few seasons and player personnel. He has also failed to sign him. He was then he discovered during his tour with, slipped to a .262 mark after hitting coached the Portland Trailblazers. sold to the New York Yankees where the Mets. Among the balls hit out as high as .303 for the New York Wilkens came to the Sonics origin- he finished the season. of the park by Kingman was one that Yankees in 1974. He was over the ally as a player from the St. Louis Kingman is known for his tremen- reportedly hit the roof of the third .300 mark again in '75 when he was dous home runs and frequent strike- Hawks, now Atlanta, and finished out house on the block across the street sidelined with an injury. Last year, outs. He holds the Mets' team re- his first Seattle tour as player- from the stadium. he played only 49 games. coach. The former All-Star guard led the team to its best record ever, 47-35, in his final season in 1971- Minnesota-NCAA '72. Wilkens was then traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers following a con- proba!ion battle ended tract dispute. The Seattle manage- SPORTSLINE ment decided that Wilkens was too MINNEAPOLIS (AP)--The University of expensive as a player and coach and gave him a choice. Wilkens chose Minnesota has ended its legal battle with the National Collegiate Athlet- to continue as a player and was sent Jabbar ready to return to .action ic Association over the eligibility to the Cavs with forward Barry Clem- of basketball players Mike Thompson ens for guard Butch Beard. Tom Ni- and Dave Winey. salke, now head coach in Houston, INGLEWOOD, CAL. (UPI)--The Los Angeles Lakers said yesterday that doctors was hired to replace Wilkens. An appeal to the U.S. Supreme have given All-Star center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar a clean bill of health and Court has been dismissed at the re- Hopkins has been retained as the expect the towering pivot man to be suited up for Sunday night when the quest of the attorneys for both sides team's director of scouting. Lakers take on the Denver Nuggets. because the matter was settled by The Sonics are now 5-17 and in last So far, Jabbar's contribution to the Lakers this season has ammounted the school and the NCAA. place in the NBA's Pacific Division. to one rebound. He broke his hand two minutes into their first game of The university went to the Supreme the season against Milwaukee when he slugged Buck rookie center Kent Ben- Court after the NCAA put Minnesota's 76ers nip Jazz son. The punch also cost Jabbar a $5,000 fine, adding up to a bout that entire men's athletic program on in- resulted in a unanimous loss for him. definite probation when the school before record crowd refused to declare Thompson and Win- ey ineligible. NEW ORLEANS (UPI)--A record crowd The university administration, was on hand at the New Orleans Super- NBC televise to Olympic trials thougli, under pressure from coaches dome last night as the Philadelphia and athletes in other sports, worked 76ers ran their current winning NEW YORK (AP)--The National Broad- Simmons said that some of the tri- out a settlement with the NCAA. The streak to 10 games with a 117-114, casting Company will televise the als will be presented by the NBC university agreed to declare Thomp- come-from-behind victory over the final U.S. Olympic time trials pri- time. son and Winey ineligible and the home town Jazz. network in prime or to the 1980 Winter and Summer NCAA lifted the probation except for 35,077 fans turned out to see the games. The announcement was made basketball. The probation against game, breaking the record set last yesterday by NBC Sports President 'anders out for season basketball will continue until just year, ironically enough, by the same Chet Simmons and U.S. Olympic Com- before the start of next season. two teams. It was nearly 8,000 more mittee Treasurer William Simon. DETROIT (AP)--Tight end Charlie San- Winey was ordered to sit out the people that poured into the huge NBC also is televising the Summer ders, the Detroit Lions' all-time first three games of the season and stadium last night then the night of games to be held in Moscow. However, leader in pass receptions, will be Thompson was given a seven-game sus- the previous record high. ABC has the broadcast rights to the sidelined for the remainder of the pension. crowd In last night's game, the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New season, the result of knee surgery a 19-point lead in saw the Jazz blow York. which was performed yesterday to re- the 76ers won Special Services the fourth quarter as move damaged catilage. in 16 tries under their 15th game Sanders, who missed the Thanks- new coach Billy Cunningham. In the NHL giving loss to Chicago after being announces special Pittsburgh 6, Detroit 4 injured the previous week against NBA action Cleveland 5, Toronto 2 Atlanta, has missed only nine games Buffalo 3, Chicago 2 in his ten NFL seasons. Boston 98, Chicago 92 New York Rangers 4, St. Louis 0 golf rates Buffalo 105, Atlanta 93 New York Islanders 3, Colorado 3 ARE YOUR VALUABLES Washington 116, San Antonio 105 Special Services announces a new Detroit 104, Loa Angeles 98 SAFE? fee schedule for base departments Milwaukee 120, Indiana 113 In the WHA and fleet units wishing to hold tournaments Philadelphia 117, New Orleans 114 Cincinnati 3, Indianapolis 0 for their personnel. Non-members of golf course: Seattle 86, Kansas City 84 Houston 3, New England 3 (OT) Weekday--$6.00 ($2.00 green fee; $4.00 cart). Weekend--$9.00 ($4.00 green fee; $5.00 cart). Members of golf course: Weekday--$3.50 cart Classified Ads 951144 Weekend--$5.00 cart A minimum of ten people per depart LCL/4h1W ie if ment or fleet unit must participate 1 in a tournament in order to rate the discount price. 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