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Vol. 32, No. 86 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, May 3, 1977

Vienna Mondale to meet with Vorster South Africa's Prime Minister John SCHOLARS Vorster. Vorster has said South Africa would not succumb to external pres- sures to push Rhodesia into accept- ing an Anglo-American plan for black majority rule. But since then British Foreign Secy. David Owen has toured Southern Africa. Togeth- er with U.S. officials, Owen is trying to arrange a Rhodesia confer- ence. The Vienna talks will also deal with Namibia, the predominantly black territory controlled by South -m mi wMa m Africa. The Carter administration WASHINGTON (AP)--Pres. Carter is is encouraging South Africa to re- stepping up his effort in support linquish control of Namibia, which of black rule in Rhodesia. is held in defiance of the United The administration is sending Nations. The Vorster government Vice Pres. Walter Mondale to Vienna already has taken some steps toward SCHLARS BOWL: Frank Andrews, principal of W.T. Sampson High Schcol, later this month for talks with eventual independence. reads a question for members of the junior and senior classes partici- pating in the Scholars Bowl last night. The juniors won 180-155. They are, in the front row from left, Barton Branscum, Darrell Wentworth, Nixon attorneys ask for retraction Shawna Murphy, and captain Michael Fox. Senior members, from left, are Ken Wiseman, Bobby Wood, Ann Hanon, and captain Alberto Alexander. (Photo WASHINGTON (AP)--Former Press. interviews, Nixon was "alternately by FLTAVCENCARIB) Richard Nixon' s attorneys have asked haughty, patronizing, incisive, the Washington Post to retract the rambling, peevish, and finally, sub- lead in Sunday's edition. dued." Smith speaks on British-U.S. initiative A Nixon aide says the story is un- true and the tape transcript on which Base schedules power called for the armed forces to stay it is based made no reference to in white hands during a pre-majority hush money. The story claims Nixon outage Thursday rule interim period, something on was aware in January 1973 of hush which Smith insisted but which the money being sought to buy the silence There will be a power outage nationalists rejected. of the Watergate burglars. Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The new British-American initia- The newspaper quoted from a trans- which will affect all quarters and tive is aimed at staging a confer- cript of a conversation Nixon had other facilities in the following ence at which a constitution for with aide Charles Colson Jan. 8, areas: Caravela Point and Circle, Rhodesia under majority rule would 1973. Nixon has maintained he first East, West and Center Bargo, be drafted before a transfer of learned of the requests for the hush Granadillo Point and Circle, power. money from White House counsel John Villam: r housing, swimming pool Smith said the hardline Patriotic Dean at a meeting in the Oval Office and snack shack, Water Plant No. 3, Front, led jointly by Joshua Nkomo March 21, 1973. The story says the Nob Hill, ITT transmitter site, and Robert Mugabe, "went to Geneva March date became Nixon's principal rock crusher and shaker areas, (in October) determined to wreck line of defense in rebutting charges Northeast Gate, Veterinary Clinic SALISBURY (UPI)--Prime Minister that conference. that he was aware of the Watergate and Family Corral. Ian Smith said yesterday the cur- cover-up earlier than March 21. Purpose of the outage is for the rent British-American initiative to Leaders lectured on Meanwhile, details of Nixon's up- contractor to complete maintenance bring majority rule to Rhodesia coming broadcast with interviewer work on the main station transmit- has even less chance of success David Frost continued to leak out. ter. than its ill-fated predecessor. balancing budget Newsweek reports that Nixon "seems Everyone is reminded to pack per- "As in the past, I find that an on the verge of tears, a tragic fig- ishable food items during the power atmosphere of euphoria is prevalent WASHINGTON (UPI)--Congressional ure" when confronted by Frost with outage in coolers and keep refrig- in certain quarters over the new leaders got a lecture on balancing self-incriminating remarks from White erators and freezers closed, as initiative," he told a news confer- the budget yesterday from Pres. House tapes. this will greatly reduce the risk ence. Carter. Time Magazine says, during the of food spoilage. "Let me warn Rhodesians not to Carter opened a meeting of about jump to conclusions. We have less 70 members of Congress, his cabinet on which to pin our faith now than and other top administration aides, we had after the Kissinger agree- telling them he intends to have a ment." balanced budget by 1981. Carter Stores fire-bombed in Northern Ireland The agreement reached between spoke of the need for greater com- Smith and former Secy. of State munication between the executive BELFAST (AP)--Several stores were per cent of Northern Ireland's work- Henry A. Kissinger provided for an and legislative branches, especial- fire-bombed in Northern Ireland be- ers are against the strike. And 53 interim government to be set up ly when it comes to spending money fore dawn today as militant Protest- per cent expected there will be ef- during a conference with black for welfare. ants launched a nationwide general forts to keep them away from their nationalists. A few hours later, Carter called strike. jobs. The plan foundered because it for a complete scrapping of the A powerful bomb on the outskirts current welfare system. The Presi- of Belfast ripped out railroad dent wants to implement a 12-point tracks on the Belfast to Bangor GITMO IS FOR program for welfare reform, keying line. It's not known if the bomb- it on a formula to put two-million ings were the work of Protestant THE LITTLE THINGS unemployed people to work, mostly strikers trying to scare other in public service jobs. workers from going to their jobs or Carter said he wants to rebuild Irish Republican Army guerrillas. the welfare system so that persons Otherwise, the early hours of who are able to work are provided the strike were quiet. Belfast jobs, and those who are disabled streets were deserted and there were still receive an adequate income. no roadblocks, which the strikers Carter hopes to provide legisla- had vowed to set up to bar others tion for Congress to consider by from going to work. August. Officials say the full impact of the strike would not be felt until U.S. to open talks this morning when workers normally report to their jobs. A Protestant initiated walkout in 1974 paralyzed with Vietnam today Northern Ireland. PARIS (UPI)--The United States The British government has rein- and Vietnam open talks today on forced its security units and warned establishing diplomatic relations it will block any strongarm tactics with the United States holding an by the strikers. apparent edge in the bargaining. A Protestant spokesman citing the At issue are U.S. demands for recent influx of British troops in Hanoi's help in tracing 800 Ameri- Ulster says Britain appears to be cans missing in the Indochina war, preparing for a bloodbath. all of whom are believed dead, and A poll commissioned by the British Vietnamese demands for substantial Broadcasting Corporation says 73 . American aid. Guantanamo Gazette PaIge 2 Tuesday, May 3, 1977

Today's meeting L- Tomorrow's meetings Tr-

CITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at CATHOLIC CHOIR PRACTICE will be 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim held in the base chapel at 8:00 p.m. Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club is Anyone interested is encouraged to open to all base residents. * community attend. GITMO COIN CLUB meets in quonset hut 1817 behind the old elementary school Bulletin at 7:30 p.m. For more information call Lou Prosser at 90172 or Carl WATER STATUS Harvey at 952243. YESTERDAY'S FIGURES Board ALATEEN MEETS at 7 p.m. For more TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,0001 information call 90269 AT. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,378,000 ' TOTAL IN STORAGE: 15,210,000 Takestockin America. Buy US. Savings Bonds.

Clubs and Organizations CARIBBEAN ARTS AND CRAFTS ASSN. Special notices W.T. SAMPSON H. S. CLOSED

RACQUET CLUB The Caribbean Arts and Crafts The W.T. Sampson High School, Association will sponsor a beginning FUMIGATION CHAMBER grades, 7-12 will be closed Friday The Guantanamo Bay Racquet Club water class Tuesday mornings starting for an in-service day meeting. The nominating committee has been selec- June 2 from 9:30 til 11:30 a.m. Articles that were left at the elementary and nursery school will ted and is currently constructing The classes will last for eight weeks fumigation chamber last Friday may not be affected. a slate of nominees for the upcoming and the cost is $20 plus $20 for not be picked up until this Friday, election of officers. Any club supplies. A deposit of $20 is due to problems with the fumigation NURSERY SCHOOL member who wishes to make suggestions required by today. Call Margaret chamber. to the committee is asked to contact Huddy at 85632 for information and Nursery School tuition payments Diane Gottlieb at 952250 or Charlotte registration. LIVE FIRING for the month of May will be accept- Godsey at 85728 before 6 p.m. tomor- ed today from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. row. Your assistance is needed to P.W.0,C. Live firing will be conducted Payments for tomorrow will be accept- assure that no interested and qual- today on the Hicacal target area ed from 4 until 8 p.m. Any payments ified members are overlooked. Sug- The Protestant Women of the Chapel from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. received after 8 p.m. tomorrow will gestions for standing committee will hold its monthly meeting be subject to a $1 late fee. Thursday chairmen will also be accepted by tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the home firing will be from 9 a.m. the nominating committee. of Martha Stewart CO #66. The prog- until 2 p.m. For your safety, the NEX JOB OPENINGS ram will center around Mother's Day. Conde and Hicacal beach areas between REEF RAIDERS Each lady is asked to bring a photo Saint Nicolas and Caracoles Points, The Navy Exchange announces the of her mother. All Protestant and all of the upper bay north of following job openings: women are invited. Granadillo and The monthly meeting of the Reef For more infor- Caracoles Points will The Navy Exchange has an opening mation be off limits. Raiders will be held Thursday. This call 951027. For further for an intermittent waitress to information month there will be voting on two contact Special Services work at the Mini Mart Tea Shop. Marina, ComNavBase proposed changes to the constitution; LA LECHE MEETING duty officer or The pay is $2.41 per hour. Position nominations for new officers and base police. closes Friday. Dr. Don Houk will give a lecture on There will be a La Leche meeting today Oceanography. This is a very impor- - at 7:30 p.m. All nursing tant meeting, so come to room B-9 mothers or women interested in TOPS Education at the elementary school. Member- breastfeeding are invited to attend. 0.D.U. ship dues may be paid at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at CO #4 Do you have a weight problem? Have and the meeting will start at 7:30 and for more information call Chris you been dieting without success? 's short pom. Magana at 85109. TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, is courses for May will meet in rooms here to help you help yourself. 1 and 2 of W.T. Sampson High School. TOPS will hold its weekly MIDNIGHT RAMBLER'S BOWLING meeting The non-verbal communication class CARIBBEAN SKIPPERS' CB CLUB today - at 7 p.m. in the quonset hut will meet in room 1 at 7 p.m. today. There will be an organizational behind the Arts and Cratts building, The Fish of Guantanamo Bay will The meeting of the Midnight Rambler's Caribbean Skippers' CB Club All interested men and women meet in room 2 at 7 p.m. today. would like to invite all CBers are encouraged to attend. For more Bowling League tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. to The Criminal Justice course will their monthly information contact in the topside lounge of the CPO coffee break today Lauren Tromley meet in room 1 at 6:30 p.m. om May at 6:30 p.m. at Phillips at 90156, Loretta Club. Park. Come Siers at 90212, or 9. "ratchet jaw" and if you need a ride Avonne Monroe at 95102. come CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE up on seven and give a shout. Sports SPRING-BOARD DIVING LESSONS There will be a stated communica - LADIES SUMMER BOWLING BOXING SMOKER Former tion of the Carribean Naval Lodge Michigan State AAU spring- board held in Masonic apts. building #800 The Ladies' COMO Summer Bowling diving champion, Les Fender, All military personnel interested will be at 7 :30 p.m. tomorrow. All Master League will begin today. If you giving courses in spring- in participating in the upcoming Masons are cordially and fraternally are interested call Karen at 98293 board diving at one meter and three boxing smoker to be held at Marine invited to attend. or Marion at 951221 AT. meters. Interested people over Barracks May 14 are asked to contact nine years old should register at Marine Barracks Special Services the Marine Barracks OFFICERS' WIVES BAZAAR BEQ weekdays from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. Monday, LAMAZE CLASSES after working hours or call 951214. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday before Naval Station Officers' Wives There will be no charge for the May 13. For more information call Club bazaar workshop will be a A new seven-week LaMaze prepared course. He was diving champion for 951237. picnic at Blue Beach for shell- childbirth class will begin May 5. 1971, 1972 and 1973. More infor - ing tomorrow May 4. Bring a Classes will be held at the hospital mation will be given at registration. bag lunch TRACK AND FIELD and meet at Gate 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. for all interested between 11:30 and noon. For more expectant parents. Couples waiting All Jamaican personnel who are information call Gilmore to deliver, keep practicing. Anyone POST 46 BINGO interested in track and field events at 85341. with books from the previous classes, are asked to call Donald Taylor please return them. For more infor- Beginning today Bingo will be 85222 AT by today. P.W.O.C. BAZAAR mation call Gayle McCorkle at 85647 played at Post #46 at 7:30 p.m. AT. Open to all Marine and Navy personnel RACQUET CLUB The Protestant Women of the Chapel below E-6. will have a bazaar workshop Thursday MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Racquet Club members are reminded at 9 a.m. in the home of Trudy that the next tournament will be a Delaney 44B West Bargo. Anyone interested in bowling on mens' and womens' ABC Singles. This the Monday Night Early Bird Summer S l . GUANTANAMO BAY is an excellent place for those of CUBA CARIBBEAN ARTS & CRAFTS League starting May 9, please contact BASE you who have not yet participated Debbie Simon 85656 DWH or 98260 AWH. in an tournament to begin, as you TheCarribean Arts & Crafts will be competing against others Association will sponsor a class at your own ability. Stop by the in drip and drape doll making star- GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE clubhouse and sign up for this May ting May 12. Classes will meet 14-15 tournament by Thursday. Thursday 8 p.m. and last four weeks. There will be an organizational hap. johnH. Mconneln The cost is $22 which includes meeting of Capt. DavidaW. S the Guantanamo Girls N.aal e Coanding Officer supplies. A deposit of $10 is Softball League today at 7 p.m. Entertainment required by Saturday. For regist- in the multi-purpose room at W. T. ration and more information call Sampson Elementary School. For more LCdr.i chal Cherry.P lic Affair. Officer WINDJAMMER HAPPENINGS Sharon Taylor 85736 AT. information call Judy Grudzinski at 98285 or Nancy Graves at 952301. Starting tomorrow a new stateside RECREATION MEETING group called Ocean will be playing LEFTOVERS BOWLING LEAGUE nightly at the Windjammer Club. There will be a meeting of the The Wednesday Afternoon Mixed Up Times of performances are : Sunday, Naval Station Recreation Committee Leftovers Bowling League will bold Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ,, e if ioficr, Printe tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Special its organizational meeting tomorrow f1t,N1tl p ill p I ~f~lpRthe. l N .a. itor 7:15 until 11 p.m, and Friday, Services conference room. All at 12:30 p.m. at the bowling alley. and Saturday from 8:15 until mid- members are requested to attend. New members are encouraged to attend. night. Tuesday, May 3, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 NAVY World economy departs from traditional patterns

XFWST IXE.__ But I I _u3j V 0_1J I Iii I GUATEMALA CITY (UPI)--U.N. Secy. light of present imbalances. Gen. Kurt Waldheim said yesterday more of what is often called today 'affirmative action' is now requir- (CHINFO Newsgram)--Posters dis- the economic dialogue detween rich promote changes in the struc- playing examples of hair, moustache and poor countries had reached a ed to the world economy and in and beard styles acceptable under crossroads and called for "affirma- ture of organization of international the revised Navy grooming standards tive action" to promote changes in the have been distributed to all Navy the structure of the world economy. relations." Exchange Barber Shops. "We are undoubtedly going through The posters, produced by the Navy the most critical period" of the Resale Office, reflect the grooming so-called North-South negotiations, regulation changes which went into Waldheim said at the opening of the "The behavior of the world economy Peres comments on charges effect Sunday. Included in the ministerial meeting of the Economic departs markedly from traditional changes are specific length and Commission for Latin America (ECLA). patterns. A stubborn inflation, bulk guidelines for beards. He depicted the stabilization of JERUSALEM (AP)--Israel's defense Full details on all new uniform commodity prices and the solution of unusually combined with high unem- minister and acting premier has and grooming regulations are con- the problem of rising indebtedness Iloyment, and discontinuities in commented on charges that the tained in BUPERS Notice 1020 of of the developing countries as the the traditional price relationships, Israeli armed forces are slovenly. strain the ability to de- March 2, 1977. principal immediate problems. severely Shimon Peres responded yesterday vise adequate cyclical policies," to the opposition in Parliament on To remedy the situation he revived he said. the state controller's report pub- the proposals for a common commodity "Past policies of capital trans- (CHINFO Newsgram)--Commanding of- lished last week. The report crit- and a multilater- fers and trade liberalization re- ficers of Navy medical and dental stabilization fund icized storage facilities and battle al debt refunding facility. main essential, particularly in the facilities have been directed by readiness of weapons at the army's the Navy Surgeon General VAdm. central supply depot. Willard P. Arentzen to ensure that Peres claimed the review had been victims of spouse abuse receive exploited for political reasons and care beyond the treatment of their Criminal law needs revising that the criticisms were exagger- physical injuries. ated. The defense minister said "Measures to be considered include most shortcomings in the armed and Edward arranging for immediate shelter for Kennedy of Massachusetts. forces have been rectified. the battered spouse and children, One aspect of the bill on which Bell He said two units inspected by the placed heavy emphasis was a set of patiently eliciting with empathetic controller already had been pin- ear a detailed social and family provisions designed to eliminate pointed by the army chief of staff history, and appropriate referral," disparities in sentences for similar as at a lower level than the rest wrote Arentzen in a letter to med- offenses. of the army. ical facility commanding officers. A review of medical and dental treatment records disclosed that more than 600 victims of spouse abuse came to the attention of Navy W.T. Sampson's May events healt care facilities last year. It is possible that the actual number The following is the W.T. Sampson from 7-11 p.m. of victims may be several times Schools calendar of events for May: 16. PTO meeting - The fourth and higher, since many victims never 6. High school - Inservice day sixth grade chorus will present "A seek medical attention. for teachers. No school for stu- Patriotic Musical" in the multi- "Health professionals in the med- dents in grades seven through 12. purpose room at the elementary ical department, more than anybody 7. High school - SAT test, jun- school beginning at 7:30 p.m. are in a position to detect else, iors and seniors, 8:15 a.m. 20. Senior high awards assembly and contribute to the resolution WASHINGTON (AP)--Atty. Gen. Griffin High school - Track meet, base in the base chapel. of these conflicts which gnaw at Bell has called for congressional wide, Cooper Field, 4 p.m. 23. Junior Senior Prom - COMO the well-being of the family, the approval of a Senate bill to 10. GBEA banquet - COMO Club Club. Dinner will be at 5:30 p.m. community, and the reputation of over- haul criminal laws. 12. High school - Athletic awards and dancing from 8-12. the naval service," the surgeon Bell told a Capitol Hill news con- banquet, Gold Hill galley, 7 p.m. 25. Elementary school - Fine arts general said in his letter. ference, "The federal criminal law Parents are welcome. Tickets cost festival, art displays, vocal and badly needs revision." He declared $2.50. instrumental performances, beginning TODAY'S TV-8 the bill's passage is "sorely need- 13. Junior high awards assembly at 7:30 p.m. The community is in- ed." The attorney-general stressed in the base chapel. vited to attend. that many provisions of existing 14. Junior high dance in the ele- 30. Holiday (Memorial Day) - There law are outmoded or unenforceable. mentary school multipurpose room will be no school for grades K-12. _ MOVIES Some, he declared, are "simply ar- chaic." Bell voiced his remarks at a news Supreme Court rejects Watergate memo conference with the bill's sponsors, TV-8 MOVIE SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY Sens. John McClellan of Arkansas WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Supreme 1:00 - General Hospital Court yesterday rejected an effort 1:35 - Movie: Weekend of Terror Mother of the year by lawyers of Watergate defendants 2:50 - Target: The Impossible John Ehrlichman, H.R. Haldeman and 3:15 - Cartoons John Mitchell to file a special 3:30 - Electric Company contest underway memo regarding news reports on se- 4:30 - Combat cret high court deliberations. 5:30 - Newswatch The Public Affairs Office is spon- That memo was prompted by a Na- 6:30 - Hollywood Squares soring a Mother of the Year Contest tional Public Radio report indicat- 7:00- Sonny & Cher in connection with Mother's Day May ing the justices had voted not to 8:00 - M*A*S*H 8. review the convictions of the three 8:30 - Welcome Back Rotter The Mother of the Year Contest Watergate coverup defendants. The 9:00 - Kojak is open to all Gitmo mothers. The NPR report also indicated that 9:55 - Newswatch only other requirement is that ap- Chief Justice Warren Burger was de- 10:00 - Monty Python (ADULT) plicants be present in Gitmo on laying announcement of the vote in 10:30 - Movie: Heart of the Matter Mother's Day. hopes of getting the additional 12:14 - Sign Off Entries should include a brief support needed to accept those ap- written statement saying why a par- peals. LY CE UMS ticular mother is deserving of the But, without comment, the court award. A mother may be nominated yesterday denied the motion by law- - Bawdy Adventures of Downtown The by anyone. yers for the defendants to file a Jones, R Tom Judging will be done sometime May memorandum on the impact the NPR sees flaws War, R GAO McCalla - Gordon's 7 by a member of the Public Affairs report might have on high court de- Marine - Nickelodeon, PG liberations. staff, a base chaplain, a school of- Ac- Leeward Point - The Front, PG WASHINGTON (AP)--The General ficial and a member of the civic counting Office says fundamental council. CLUB MOVIES flaws exist in the government's The Mother of the Year will re- mechanisms for overseeing exports ceive a plaque with an appropriate Rule may be changed Cat Dan- of U.S. farm products. COMO - The Man Who Loved inscription, a box of candy and a CHICAGO (AP)--A former key offi- In making that report last even- cing, PG potted plant. the Jackal, PG cial of the National Conference of ing, the congressional watchdog CPO - The Day of Entries must be submitted to the Tycoon, PG Catholic Bishops says the conference agency engages in an unusual move. Windjammer - The Last Affairs Office by the close Public may consider revoking a rule that It includes in its 245-page report Staff NCO - Shine, NRA of business Friday. formally excommunicates divorced to Congress, specific legislation Catholics who remarry. proposing moves to correct the pro- Bishop James Rausch made that pre- blems. U.S. not trying to halt world progress diction here yesterday on the eve The GAO says the basic problem is of the bishops' semiannual meeting. that grain exporting has grown ra- pidly in the past five years and nuclear policy statement of last He says, however, that even if the SALZBURG, Austria (AP)--American the Agriculture Department has not month is reported meeting resistance 100-year-old ruling is revoked, delegates to a 60-nation atomic modernized to deal with it. technology forum in Austria say the from some Western experts attending divorced and remarried Catholics The GAO calls for a change of in- United States is not trying to the sessions. still would not be in good standing formal, uncertain federal policies en- under church laws and would remain halt world progress in nuclear into formal, specific laws and re- ergy. The 11-day conference is being ineligible to share holy communion gulations. And, it says, they denied yesterday at the meet- attended by some 2,000 scientists, without modifying their status. They should have enough flexibility to ing here that Pres. Carter's re- government and energy officials Rausch was former general secre- and respond quickly and predictably to cently-expressed policies had any from Western, Soviet bloc tary for the council. He is now changes in food situations. such purpose. However, Carter's Third World nations. bishop of Phoenix. Page (Miantanamo Gazette Tuesday, May 3, 1977 NFL draft scheduled today

NEW YORK (UPI)--The court-delayed The Hiami Dolphins mayy be looking draft will for a to rep place backup begin today. man Earl Morrall. Morraall announced The Tampa Bay Buccaneers get his retirement yesterday after 21 first choice by virtue of their pro seasons with six different 0-14 record last season and are teams. Portland eliminates Denver 108-92 expected to select Southern Cal The Chicago Bears dealt a sixth- fullback Ricky Bell, who played round draft choice to the Kansas PORTLAND (UPI)--The Portland The Nuggets trailed by as many for Buces' coach John McKay for City Chiefs for one-time WFL star Trail Blazers eliminated Denver as 25 points in the third period. two years at USC. Tommy Reamon. from the National Basketball Assn. Denver pulled to within 11 points Seattle picks second and is still pl .yoffs last night, beating the with just under two minutes left considering Tony Dorsett, although Local golf results Nuggets 108-92. in the game, but the Trail Blazers the Heisman Trophy winner says he Portland won the best-of-seven managed to hold them off in front doesn't care to play with the quarterfinal series 4-2. The of a home crowd. Seahawks. and standings announced Trail Blazers will meet the winner Portland rookie Johnny Davis, Scouts feel there'll be an abund- weekend results of today's Golden State-los Angeles playing in place of injured Dave ance of linemen taken in the early NAS 36, Hospital B 0 Make-up game in the Western Conference Twardzik, led all scorers with 25 rounds. The NFL draft has been NAS 22, FTG A 14 finals. points. Trail Blazer guard Lionel trimmed from 17 to 12 rounds and a NavSta Red 23 1/2, Dental 12 1/2 Hollins added 21, while David limit has been set on the time a High School 21, MarBks 15 Thompson topped the cold-shooting club must sign a player before he Hospital A 30 1/2, Hospital B 5 1/2 Pro scores Nuggets, winner of the Midwest is free to bargain with other NavSta Blue/White 22 1/2, FTG B Division, with 17 points. teams. 13 1/2 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Quarterfinals Standings Points 1. FTG A 236 Portland 108, Denver 92 Morrall announces retirement 2. NAS 230 1/2 (Portland wins series 4-2) 3. Hospital A 196 1/2 MIAMI (UPI)--Veteran National played for Pittsburgh, San Fran- 4. NavSta Blue/White 194 1/2 WORLD HOCKEY LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Football League quarterback Earl cisco, Detroit, Baltimore and 5. NavSta Red 189 1/2 Semifinals Morrall has retired as a player. the New York Giants. 6. MarBks 154 Morrall, who will be 43 later Morrall says it was a difficult 7. Dental 145 1/2 Quebec 8, Indianapolis 3 this month, has been back-up quart- decision to call it quits, but he 8. High School 144 (Quebec wins series 4-1) erback for the Miami Dolphins. He says, "There are younger players 9. FTG B 119 has been in the NFL for 21 years. coming up, and they can do the 10. Co. "L" 109 AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Before joining the Dolphins, he job." 11. Hospital B 81 1/2

Milwaukee 3, Toronto 1 Oakland 2, Baltimore 0 Track and field Kansas City 3, Chicago White Sox 1 meet scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Special Services willsponsor an intercommand track and field meet Pittsburgh 11, Atlanta 1 Saturday beginning at 4 p.m. Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 All ads will be run one time only. There will be no limit on the Sears 5-1 zoom lens movie camera, San Diego 4, Philadelphia 3 You must submit your ad each time number of events a person may enter. price negotiable. Call 97283 AT. Los Angeles 3, N.Y. Mets 1 you want it to be printed. Ads Teams and/or individuals must regis- may be submitted by calling ter to participate in the meet, by 951144 Five air conditioners in excellent before 4 p.m. or by dropping it BTU, Fedders; calling Special Services at 951160 in condition: 22,000 the drop box located Basketball Hall prior to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. at the Navy 13,000 BTU, Whirlpool! 18,000 BTU Exchange. Ads which Races and events in the dependents discriminate GE; 7,500 BTU Whirlpool! 5,000 BTU on the basis of race, sex, creed, with category will be divided into three Fedders; one dining room set of Fame inducts 4 color age groups. or national origin will not 6 chairs; one walnut coffee table, be accepted. The staff reserves SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI)--One Track events are as follows: One 15X45; two 36" bedroom lamps. the right to rewrite hundred and three individuals and mile run; 100 yard dash; dependents any ad it Call 97215 AT. deems necessary. four teams are now in the National (age 9-11) 100 yard dash; dependents 1964 Pontiac. Call 85506 DWH or Basketball Hall of Fame. (age 12-14) 100 yard dash; 440 yard 85824 AWH. Ask for Riley. The latest inductees include one dash; 880 yard dash; two mile run; of the game's greatest forwards, dependents (age 6-8) 50 yard dash; for sale 1973 Yamaha 125cc, needs parts, Elgin Baylor, who made it this dependents (age 9-11) 50 yard dash; $200; Bose 501 speaker, $100. Call year, his first year of eligibility. dependents (age 12-14) 50 yard dash; 1973 Karmann Ghia, good condition, 64277 AT. Baylor, who captained the Los 220 yard dash; three mile run; 880 recently tuned, AM/FM radio, 8-track, Angeles Lakers for 12 years, was yard relay; one mile relay; and onE extras, best offer, Call 85721 or G.E. pot scrubber dishwasher, 4 officially inducted last night at mile run (35 years and older). 85677. cycles, white with cutting board a banquet here. Frank McGuire and Field events are javelin; triple Large selection of magazines, price top, perfect condition, almost new, three stars of yesteryear, Charles jump; broad jump; hammer; shotput; negotiable. Small tricycle, $2; $200. Call 951145 AWN. Cooper, Lauren Gale and William dependents broad jump (age 6-8); slant board for exercising, $5; a Johnson, were also inducted. dependents broad jump (age 9-11); rowing machine, $3. Call 99171 AWH. 1969 Chevy Bel Air, 327 V8, auto- McGuire is the only coach ever dependents broad jump (age. 12-14); matic transmission, radio, $700. to win more than 100 games at each and discus. 1973 Oldsmobile Omega, 4-door, auto- Call 951247 DWN or 951049 AWH. of three major colleges. They matic transmission, power steering, are St. John's of New York, North NavSta Red wins low mileage; 5,000 BTU air condition- 18 ft. Manatee fiberglass "deep Carolina and currently, South er, used 3 months in Bermuda, $85; vee", 115 hp, Johnson outboard, Carolina, where he's been for the dehumidifier, 1 year old, $50, call Cox trailer, walkthru cabin, canopy, past 13 seasons. baseball tournament 951005, room 214 AWH. indoor-outdoor carpet, 18 gal. NavSta Red won the intercommand tank, complete Coast Guard kit, baseball championship last night 1972 Honda 70 trail mini-bike, very bottom paint new, bought new, used Baseball standings by defeating NavSta Blue 12-4. good condition, $200. Call 951191. 1 year, excellent condition, excel- Winning pitcher was Rich Kinnard. lent family, fishing, king boat, 85730 or AMERICAN LEAGUE Red scored 12 runs on 10 hits. Ray 1973 Plymouth Duster, excellent cond- $4800 firm. Call DWH AWN or see at CP 11B AT. East W L GB Iom and Ron Radech each had home ition. Asking $2000 negotiable. 951036 Milwaukee 13 7 runs. Call 96108 AWH. New York 12 9 1 1/2 Losing pitcher was Randy Thompson. wanted Baltimore 10 9 2 1/2 Blue had 4 runs on 7 hits. Pinto Sideband receiver; stardusters Boston 10 9 2 1/2 antenna with 100 ft. of coax, $240. 7 yards of 1 " wide white lace. Toronto 10 13 4 1/2 Call 97208. Call 99180 AT. Detroit 8 12 5 Sports briefs Cleveland 7 12 5 1/2 VIENNA (UPI)--Defending cnampiun Macrame plant hangers, $5 each; West Czechoslovakia defeated the United three wigs, blond $15, brown, $7, give away Kansas City 13 8 States 6-3 in the World Ice Hockey red, $7. Call 96189 AT, Minnesota 13 9 1/2 Championships here yesterday. The Oakland 13 10 1 U.S. team put up a gallant battle, 1967 Mustang Fastback, 289 CID, 4- Female cat, good with children, Chicago 11 9 1 1/2 twice coming from behind on goals speed transmission, mag wheels, air house trained. Call 97208. Texas 10 9 2 by David Hynes, Bob Miller and Bob shocks, console. Dark blue. Call California 9 14 5 Krieger. 97149. services Seattle 8 17 7 NEW YORK (UPI)--Lefthander Ray 18,000 BTU, Whirlpool A/C; 5,000 I BTU A/C, $200 for both or best Babysitting NATIONAL LEAGUE Sadecki's playing career may be over in my home for working Ioffer. Call 85848. East W L GB after 16 years in the majors. The mothers, ages 3 and above, Call 951085 AT. Pittsburgh 12 7 New York Mets put the 36-year-old St. Louis 13 8 hurler on waivers and offered him a Fisher stereo with two XP 56 speak- Montreal 9 8 2 job as batting practice pitcher. To ers, $175; women's 3-speed bike, Experienced child care in my home New York 9 10 3 take Sadecki's place on the roster, $35; child's bike seat, $5, train- for working mothers, ages 3 on up. the Mets recalled ing wheels Call 97174 AT. Chicago 8 9 3 Jackson Todd from for child's bike, $4; Tidewater motorcycle Philadelphia 8 10 3 1/2 of the Internation League. signal light set, 6 volts, House and stove cleaning West $10; diver's watch, $35! small on week- ends. Call Burke at 85734 Los Angeles 18 4 HOUSTON (UPI)--University of brownie camera, $2. Call 951096 AT. or 85231 DWH. Cincinnati 10 11 7 1/2 Houston athletic director Harry Houston 9 12 8 1/2 Fouke says the school will try to 11X22 Pontoon boat with 1974 25 HP Lock and safe work and keys cut by San Francisco 8 12 9 find out how high school All America Evinrude, 100 and 150 amp battery, code for all American cars. Atlanta 8 14 10 Darrell Shepard wound up with a all electric, many more extras, Call Lee Krohn at 97169 AWH San Diego 9 16 10 1/2 $9,000 car two days after signing a price $1200 or best offer. Call or stop by letter of intent to attend Houston. 85468 AWH. VL 1220-A.