Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 44 -- No. 144 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, August 3, 1988 En route to Guantanamo Bay USS Whidbey Island rescues stranded Haitians 23 miles northeast of By JOSN Bert Olsen ing a small boat with ship's company and and shoes to replace the migrant's salty, Guard Cutter Chase, USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41) Coast Guard personnel to further investi- threadbare garb. And Supply Department Punta Maisi, Cuba, in order to transfer gate the situation. catered hot food and cold drinks for the rest custody of the migrants over to the Coast En route to Guantanamo Bay for In- Lead by Lt. Paul P. Anglade, ship's of the day. Guard. terim Refresher Training, USS Whidbey Public Affairs Officer, who was born in "The crew was wonderful. Very gener- At 7:09 p.m. Whidbey Island lowered Island (LSD41) took an unexpected detour Haiti and still speaks fluent Creole, the ous. The donation of clothes was outstand- its accommodation ladder to begin debar- on July 18 to participate in U.S. Coast small boat established communications ing. Also, it would have been easy for the kation of the boatpeople. At 10:51p.m., 16 Guard Law Enforcement Operation in the with the vessel using a bullhorn. CO to say, 'I've got aschedule to keep.' But hours after the ordeal began, the last mi- Caribbean Sea. "They identified themselves as Haitian a lot of people had the right attitude," grant departed Whidbey Island. Coast At 6:30 a.m., while Whidbey Island migrants en route from Port de Paix, Haiti Broadway commented. Guard Cutter Chase then returned them to sailed south through the Crooked Island to Miami, FL. They had been at sea for the International Red Cross in Port au Passage, 90 miles off the northeast coast of three days and most of them looked hungry While the boat people waited patiently Prince, Haiti, where, in accordance with a Cuba, the ship's Surface Search Radar and dehydrated. Incredibly, they had in the well deck, some sleeping and others standing treaty between the United States picked up an unidentified vessel. It was somehow managed to carry 92 people playing checkers or cards, Whidbey Island and Haiti, they were repatriated to their dead in the water, seven and one quarter onboard without sinking," Anglade noted. sailed on to rendezvous with U.S. Coast homeland. miles off the starboard bow. When the With scant provisions such as flour, vessel did not respond to communications, rice, water, carnation milk, oranges,m two Whidbey Island, with U.S. Coast Guard bags of charcoal and a hand held magnetic District 5 Law Enforcement Detachment compass, the boat people had navigated embarked and closed to investigate. point to point, or island-to-island, before According to Lt. John T. Broadway, being found by Whidbey Island. Cmdr. Officer in Charge, USCG DIST 5 LEDET, Gordon S. Holder, Commanding Officer of "It is standard operating procedure to have Whidbey Island, was reluctant to leave the Coast Guard teams stationed aboard ships vessel adrift and requested assistance from transiting potentially high drug-running USCGDIST7 Miami. Commander, USCG waters, especially the Caribbean." He 7, directed Whidbey Island to embark the added that "We are an extension of law boat people until further assistance could enforcement authority on Navy ships. Pri- be arranged. The migrants agreed to be marily, we look for drugs, but we also deal towed and taken onboard. Once they were with violations of boating safety, migrants safely inside the ship's well deck, their and refugees." wooden-hulled craft was scuttled to avoid After the blip on the radar screen had it becoming a potential navigational haz- been visually identified by lookouts as a ard to other seagoing vessels. 30-foot, single-masted sailboat with pas- Medical personnel immediately sengers riding low in the water, the ship treated the ragged travelers for various closed to within 150 yards of the vessel in medical ailments ranging from diarrhea, an attempt to establish communications stomach cramps,and eyeand earinfections with a loud hailer. Lookouts initially to rashes. Repair Division rigged a fresh sighted 30-35 people topside but could not water shower stall which the refugees had Small boat from USS Whidbey Island investigates a stranded craft loaded understand what they were saying. Conse- long awaited and seemed to thoroughly with 92 Haitians. Whidbey Island encountered the craft while en route to quently, Broadway recommended lower- enjoy. The crew donated clean clothing Guantanamo Bay (Photo by JOSN Bert Olsen) Rector finds Ombudsman work for NSGA a unique experience Editor's Note: As a service to the commu- To Susan, becoming an Ombudsman nity, the Guantanamo Gazette has been was a unique experience to her because her runninga series of articleson the command husband is in the Marine Corps. Ombudsman. This week we introduceSusan "The Marine Corps doesn't have an Rector, Ombudsman for NSGA. Ombudsman program and I had never even heard of one before," said Susan. Susan Rector has been living in Guan- According to Susan, becoming an tanamoBaywithherhusband,Capt.Darrel Ombudsman has many advantages. "I have Rector, NSGA, and their 8-month-old really enjoyed it so far," she explained. daughter, Kristen, for over a year. "Being an Ombudsman has given me the opportunity to meet a lot of people." Susan says she has also learned a great deal about theprograms on base. "We have monthly meetings where all of the Om- budsman get together and discuss new programs and happenings on base," she said. "This has given me the chance to hear about the programs and pass the informa- tion on to the family's of NSGA," she explained. There is a great deal to be learned about coming to a new command, says Susan. "It's just so much easier when you have a little help," she said."I like helping people and I really like meeting new people. The Ombudsman program not only benefits the families of a command, but the Ombuds- Susan Rector man receives a lot of benefits herself." CAPTAIN'S BAY NEWS Captain John S. Boyd, USN MB/GDF enlisted wives meeting SEC 6, PARA 27, states the basic speed rule is that no person shall drive a vehicle at a speed greater The MB/GDF enlisted wives are meeting Naval Base Commander than Tuesday, Aug. 9, at 7 p.m., at M 118. All is reasonable and prudent under conditions and having regard to the actual and potential enlisted wives are invited. For more information, call Shanta at 2907. hazards then existing. Example: When special hazards exist with respect to pedestrians. I get "the business" from lots of a United States Naval Station, and MCX note folks here on our fine Naval Base in you're receiving that mail at that NLSO open Compare and save: Wrights Service Co. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. We have address because you have "bought The court term scheduled for will be in Marine Corps Exchange main store Aug. 2-9 has been slightly more than 7,000 residents into" a United States Naval Station canceled. Aug. 12, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Aug. In view of this, the Naval Legal Service on our base, and about 2,400 of and all it stands for. Fortunately or Office Detachment will be open during normal 13, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. these wear the uniform of a sailor, a unfortunately, depending on your hours of operation. Appointments may be sched- Marine, a soldier, an airman, or a personal views, zoos and museums uled by calling 4600. Powers of attorney and other CPO Association meeting notarizations will continue to be prepared Monday Coast Guard member. The largest aren't what Naval Stations are pri- The August meeting of the Guantanamo through Friday, from 8 to 11 a.m. segment of our population is non- marily about. Civilian or military, it Bay CPO Association will be held Friday, military. It's easy to conclude that requires an impersonal and selfless Aug. 5, at 3:30 p.m., in the Harbor Lights CPR Recertification class since that's the case, non-military perspective to understand the nec- Lounge. All active duty and retired, as well as Did you know that your CPR card is good for a issues ought to "carry the day" essary hardships of living on a TAD CPOs are invited. Agenda items may be period of one year? If yours is due to expire soon or here. More priority ought to be United States Naval Station. Mili- submitted to LNC Callahan, guardmail stop 18, or by phoning her at 4600. has expired within the last 30 days, the Red Cross focused on the largest proportion- tary priorities are going to right- will be sponsoring a CPR Recertification class ate population - the non-military fully prevail on our base. EOD training Saturday, Aug. 13, from 8 a.m. until completion. folks. This is America and democ- Okay, Skipper, so we'll be Class will be held at the Red Cross Building next Small boating, swimming, and diving will racy demands it, right? Hence, I get offered only various shades of tot he NEX Furniture Store. Bring your current or be secured from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. today in the expired CPR card with you to class to show to the lots of suggestions from folks who camouflaged green at the Ex- vicinity of Phillips Park between the Wind- instructor. think that non-military issues re- change, right? Well, I hope not. I ward Point Lighthouse and buoy 2A to mid- To register, call 4676. ceive a disproportionate share of think we're able to "balance" our channel due to underwater explosive detona- Naval Base priority. "We ought to military and non-military priorities tion operations. My Morning Out have a zoo, a historical museum, a here on our base. The "balance" Join Peggy Meservey on Aug; 8 and 15, from 9 greener golf course, more enter- can't please everyone, but the fact NFCU new accounts to 11 a.m., at the Family Service Center to work on tainment which represents our that everyone at least has an input Navy Federal Credit Union is now opening counted cross stitching and Hoover's lace. This many culturally diverse residents, should be appreciated. After all, the new accounts in our branch. To open an ac- workshop is for anyone who wans to learn these better restaurants, more items in the words "United States" in your ad- count, you only need a $5 deposit. This must skills or for those who know how and want to share be in a check or money order. We can not take Navy Exchange, fresher vege- dress guarantee it! patterns. Call the FSC at 4141 or 4153 for a list of cash. supplies. tables, more Military Airlift Com- So finally, don't forget where mand seats so we can get north on you are. We here in Guantanamo Windjammer open house Iguana Read-A-Thon rest and relaxation, better and more seldom forget who we are - we're The Windjammer Club Open House is The Iguana Read-A-Thon has been extended housing, relaxed base visitors' Americans and our country is a scheduled for this Friday from 4:30 to 6 p.m., until Aug. 20. rules." and on and on. We Ameri- democracy. We're Americans, but for all community residents. You can win a free one-month Fitness Center cans are accustomed to democracy we're living on a military Naval A ribbon cutting ceremony will precede membership, a two-hour barrel boat ride, green fees and freedom of speech and opin- Base, and we ought not to forget the Open House. Free hors d'oeuvres, coffee, for an 18-hole golf game or three free games of ion, and each of us stubbornly (and that. In Horse Creek you might and punch will be served along with a cash bowling by reading 10 books at either of the base rightfully too) want our opinions expect civilian priorities to prevail bar. libraries. At 8 p.m. the doors will open to all author- listened to and our needs met. over military ones, but in Guantan- A special Iguana Read-A-Thou library card will ized patrons and their guests. Door prizes will be issued to you. This card must be presented each Next time you get some mail, amo Bay, Cuba, military ones pre- be handed out to the first 200 people who pass time you check out a book for the Read-A-Thon. and I just as stubbornly believe that vail. When you think about it, I'm through the Windjammer Club doors. You are allowed to check-out two books at a time our Guantanamo mail folks are sure you're grateful for that. Then, starting at 9 p.m., "The Hook" will with your Iguana Read-A-Thon library card. doing their very best to provide us Of course, all of us here are not perform until 1 a.m. playing hits from J. Geils, The Read-A-Thon is open to all community with quality mail service, check the Americans. We've many nationali- ZZ Top, The Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix. residents without regard to age. This is free, so get address of your letters and pack- ties on our base. Rest assured non- your card today and win. ages. That address doesn't read San Americans, that your United States Beta Sigma Phi meeting Diego, California, or Horse Creek, Naval Base, your home too, because The Beta Sigma Phi sorority will be Book sale holding it's monthly business meeting Wyoming, (but don't you wish you it is "American," is concerned and The Friends of the Library will hold a book sale Monday, Aug. 8, in the home of Paula Harris, in front of the could receive some mail at such an will listen to your priorities and Commissary Saturday, Aug. 6, from N 325A, at 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come browse through the titles, interesting sounding place opinions too! Have a safe, United Beta Sigma Phi is a cultural sorority with take some home, and make a donation to FOL. All though?). Your mail is addressed to States Navy day. over 25,000 chapters world-wide. proceeds are used to promote reading through the The nights meeting will be concluded with base library. Entertainment Tonight the cultural program: The Art of Garnishing. To find out more about Beta Sigma Phi, BEQ Advisory Board meeting On Channel 2 call Debra at 3807 AWH or Paula at 3624. 4:00 MR. ROGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD The BEQ Advisory Board's monthly meeting will be held Monday, Aug. 8, at 3 p.m., in the BEQ 4:30 KIDSONGS Women of the Chapel meeting lounge. All members or alternates are urged to 5:00 HOOPERMAN Women of the Chapel will hold a meeting attend. 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Aug. 10, at 6:30 p.m., at TK 127. 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 The discussion will be on "What do you Scavenger hunt expect from Women of the Chapel?" 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT The Great All members are invited and to bring a Scavenger Hunt is set for Saturday, 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Aug. 13, for Campus Player teens friend. at "Saturday's" 7:00 SPENSER FOR HIRE starting at 8 p.m. For more information, call 2627. 8:00 MINI SERIES: ANZACS Various items will be hidden around and inside 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) Caribbean Naval Lodge "Saturday's" and the first person to return with all 10:00 SATNET The Caribbean Naval Lodge, A.F. and the listed items will win. There is no A.M., will hold its monthly stated business charge for this event. For additional Downtown Lyceum meeting tonight, at 7:30 p.m., in Building AV- information, call Mary Kay at 3845. Dead of Winter. Suspense (R).1:40 54. Marine Lyceum All Master Masons are cordially and frater- The Manhattan Project. Adventure(PG-13).1:58 nally invited to attend. Saturday's happening Leeward Lyceum Play Sketch and Guess at "Saturday's," the teen Soul Man.Comedy (PG-13).1:45 School zone reminder nightclub, Saturday, Aug: 6, at 8 p.m., where you and your Motorists are reminded that school will partner try to guess various words through drawing pictures for each other. begin Aug. 29. Motorists are also reminded to No Guantanamo Gazette stop when school busses are loading or un- entry fee is required. For more details, call loading children at any time. Mary Kay at 3845. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba The school zone will extend between the flashing light at the Fasco Plant to the flashing Naval Base Commander.Capt. John S. Boyd, USN light 200 feet past the entrance of the elemen- Traveler's Advisory #13 Public Affairs Officer.Lt. Bob Hines, USNR tary school parking lot. This covers both the Editorial Staff For Space "A" travelers, Transportation Priority Editor.JO SN M ichael Riess, USN north and south bound lanes of Sherman Ave. "R" is for retired members with a valid DD Form 2 Assistant Editor.JOSA Dirk Rose, USN In addition, the school zone emcompasses the (retired) Armed Forces ID card, dependents (up to Sports Editor. . JOSN Joel Parks, USNR area from the flashing light on Caravella Road Layout. 23rd birthday) with a valid ID card traveling with .DM 3 Paul Czech, U SNR to Sherman Ave. The speed limit in the school Staff Writer.J03 John Gaona, USN retired members and for members of the Reserve The editorial content of this newspapers prepared, edited and provided by the Public Affairs Office zone is 20 miles per hour on Sherman Ave. and components. of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is an authorized publication for members 15 on Caravella Road. 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PAGE 2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1988 GUANTANAMO GAZETTE. Biking tips Bicycling is one of America's most popular outdoor activities JOB MARKET and its popularity continues to grow, especially in congested urban areas. Besides offering outstanding Civilian Personnel NA-2/$4.21 aerobic benefits, bicycling is a LWG-2/$2.45 + .33 B.A. cheap, relatively quick means of Applications must be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Person- 78-88 Cashier/Checker Food Services nel Office by the close of business Aug. 9. Additional information PS-2/$4.30 personal conveyance over short concerning these vacancies may be obtained at the Naval Base LGS-2/$2.41 + .40 B.A. distances. But cyclists should be Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing Vacancy Announcements 83-88 Waiter/Waitress (PT) Food Services even more safety conscious than posted on official bulletin boards. NA-3/$4.62 motorists, since they will usually LWG-3/$2.77 + .34 B.A. be on the losing end of any colli- ANN. NO. TITLE AND GRADE LOCATION 94-88 Sales Clerk NEX sion involving a bike and a car. NAF-161-88F Motion Picture Projectionist MWR PS-2/$4.30 Here are several things you (Intermittent) LGS-3/$3.05 + .52 B.A. should remember before you hit NA/LWG-3910-5 100-88 Cashier Checker NEX the road: 247-88 Storeworker NRA PS-2/$4.30 LGS-2/$2.41 + .49 B.A. - Obey all stop and yield LWG-6914-4 Commissary 101-88 Cashier/Cash Clerk NEX signs, stoplights and other traffic 305-88B Clerk Typist SIMA GS-322-3 CO's Office (F/T, Intermittent) signals; a bicycle is a vehicle and NAF-311-88B Supply Clerk MWR AS-3/$4.74 is subject to the same laws as cars. LGS-2005-4 Clipper Club LGS-3/$3.05 + .52 B.A. - Ride with the flow of traf- NAF-313-88B Small Engine Mechanic MWR 102-88 Warehouse Worker Warehouse fic, in order to read road signs. (Intermittent, Scheduled) Marina NA-4/$5.00 - Ride single file on road- NA/LWG-8610-5 LWG-4/$3.08 + .34 B.A. ways when in a group. 315-88B Voucher Examiner (Typing) PSD 105-88 Exchange Detective NEX - Always make appropriate GS-540-4 Disbursing Div. (Intermittent) hand signals well before turning 328-88A Motor Vehicle Reg. Clerk Security Dept. PS-5/$5.25 any kind. (Typing) 110-88 General Sales Clerk NEX when riding in traffic of PS-2/$4.30 - Use a white light in the GS-303-4 345-88 Electrician PWD LGS-2/$2.41 + .49 B.A. front and a reflector in the rear of LWG-2805-10 Maint. Div. 111-88 Supply Clerk (Typing) McCalla Hill your bicycle for night riding. 349-88 Secretary (Typing) W.T. Sampson AS-5/$5.43 Procurement - Be particularly careful GS-318-5 Elementary LGS-4/$3.68 + .55 B.A. when passing parked cars, occu- NAF-350-88 Assistant Manager MWR 118-88 Visual Merchandise NEX pied cars should be given a wide UA-1702-5 CDC Helper/Laborer berth; a suddenly opened door PS-2/$4.30 could cut your trip painfully Applications must be submitted by the close of business Aug. 5. LWG-1/$2.13 + .31 B.A. short. 120-88 Motor Vehicle Operator NEX 346-88 Teller Hospital NA-5/$5.37 GS-530-4 LWG-5/$3.39 + .36 B.A. 347-88 Supply Clerk Hospital 121-88 Retail Operations Clerk Package Store GS-2005-5 (promo. potential to GS-6) AS-5/$5.43 348-88 Purchasing Clerk (Typing) Hospital 122-88 Laundry Machine Operator Laundry/ GS-1105-5 (promo. potential to GS-6) NA-3/$4.62 Dry Cleaners LWG-3/$2.30 + .31 B.A. Applications must be submitted by the close of business Aug. 11. 124-88 Warehouse Worker NEX Warehouse NA-5/$5.37 334-88A Secretary (Typing) PWD LWG-5/$3.39 + .36 B.A. GS-318-4 Maint. Div. 125-88 Cashier Checker Leeward Point NAF-351-88 Recreation Aid MWR PS-2/$4.30 NEX PS/LGS-189-3 Cermaic Shop LGS-2/$2.41 + .40 B.A. NAF-352-88 Personnel Clerk (Typing) MWR 126-88 Auto Services Clerk (Typing) NEX Auto Store Alcohol, swimming AS-203-6 Admin AS-3/$4.74 353-88 Procurement Clerk (Typing) SIMA LGS-2/$2.41 + .49 B.A. bad combination GS-1106-4 Supply Dept. Alcohol consumption has a Applications must be submitted by the close of business Aug. 10. dangerous effect on the body's Marine Corps Exchange temperature regulation system, 309-88B Accounting Technician Comptroller causing dilation in blood vessels GS-525-05 NAS The Marine Corps Exchange has the following positions avail- near the surface of the skin and in able until Aug. 5. the arms and legs. Thus, while a swimmer who has had a few Navy Exchang (e POSITION GRADE LOCATION drinks may feel warm because Sales Associate PS-2091-2/LGS-2091-3 Main Store Jewelry Dept. (Regular Part-time) blood is increased near the surface of the skin, the body's core tem- The Navy Exchange has the following job open] ings.Customer Service PS-2091-3/LGS-2091-3 Main Store Personnel Office at Bldg. AV-34 or phone 4348ior 4508 for more (Regular Part-time) perature will drop as the blood is ru4508sorwmoe ADR Clerk AS-0501-3/LGS-0501-3 Main information. The positions are open until filled u unless otherwiseNA 5662/LWG-3566-2 Store cooled by the water. This causes Main Store hypothermia (subnormal body specified. (Regular Full-time) temperature), Main Store which can very ANN. NO. TITLE AND GRADE LOCATION Beautician NA-7641-7/LWG-7641-4 Beauty quickly result in loss of muscular 22-88 Food Service Worker Food Services (Regular Part-time) Shop control, fatigue and drowning. I Windjammer opening slated for Friday IAY DINING STOPLIGHT INN The Grand Opening of the with a cash bar. be performing from 9 p.m. to 1 Tonight's Dinner: Pepper Steak or Fried Pork newly renovated enlisted Wind- The club will then re-open at a.m. They will be performing Chops Thursday's Lunch: Beef Stew or Turkey Legs jammer Club is slated for this 8 p.m. for use by authorized pa- songs from well-known artists Friday, trons and their guests. such as Stevie Vaughn, J. Geils, Capt. John S. Boyd, com- An added attraction to the Z.Z. Top, Chuck Berry, the Roll- BLUECARIBE manding officer, holds the honor nights events by MWR is that for ing Stones, Eric Clapton and Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Roast Thursday's of cutting the ribbon, officially the first 199 people to pass some vintage Jimi Hendrix. Lunch: Gri'led Rib Steak, Barbecued Beef Ribs or Barbe- opening the club after a long through'the door free give-aways The renovation consisted of cued Chicken awaited seven month closure. will be handed out, the 100th and structural improvements such as Following the ribbon cutting 150th persons to pass through painting of the walls, refinishing DEERPOINT OFFICER'S CLUB ceremony, replete with a Marine will receive a free Dinner for all exposed wood, the installation Tonight's Dinner: Italian Night Thursday's Lunch: Color Guard, the Morale, Wel- Two at the Windjammer Club of a new wood dance floor, up- Baked Ham fare and Recreation Department and the 200th person to pass graded bathroom facilities, re- will host an Open Houle for the through will receive a $100 sav- vamping of the air conditioning CPO CLUB community from 4:30 to 6 p.m. ings bond. system, anew stage floor and new Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Thursday's Lunch: This is an all hands, family-type Hors d'oeuvres, coffee and tables and chairs. Spaghetti open house. punch will also be served. How- With the stuctural improve- Windjammer Advisory Board ever, the dining room will not ments completed, the challenge members will be available to open until this Saturday. The of creating an atmosphere for the WINDJAMMERCLUB answer any questions concerning dining room will be open from 6 club is the next task at hand. The Tonight's Dinner: Beef Kabobs the renovation and future plans to 10 p.m. Saturday, and from 2 Windjammer Advisory Board, for the Club. to 10 p.m. Sunday. along with MWR, will be assist- CLIPPER CLUB Free hors d'oeuvres, coffee To top off the evening, "The ing with the decorating the inte- Tonight's Dinner: Family Night: Mexican Buffet and punch will be served along Hook", a rock and blues band will rior of the club.

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Football players unable to play r NFL, NCAA having player problems Pro baseball scores From WIRE REPORTS was expected to undergo back One of the Green Bay Pack- surgery yesterday. ers' six unsigned free agent veter- American League Cleveland Indians 2 The Chicago Bears are look- Los Angeles Rams linebacker ans wants to be traded, but coach ing for tackles on the waiver wire. Jim Collins will be sidelined Lindy Infante says it won't hap- Jim Covert will undergo surgery about one month following suc- pen. The player who wants out is Detroit Tigers National League Kansas City Royals 0 today torepairaruptured disc and cessful arthroscopic knee sur- wide receiver Phillip Epps, who gery. Collins has started four is seeking a big raise in the Houston Astros 13 is expected to be sidelined up to San Francisco Giants 10 10 weeks. Keith Van Home, seasons at inside linebacker, $295,000base salary he made last Milwaukee Brewers 11 New York Yankees Chicago's other starting tackle, twice leading the team in tackles. season. Epps caught 34 passes for The Rams also announced the 516 yards and two touchdowns in Pittsburgh Pirates 3 has not participated in full prac- Montreal Expos 2 tice following an off-season release of free-agent tight end 12 non-strike games a year ago. Boston Red Sox 7 Texas Rangers 2 (10 innings) shoulder injury, and reserve Greg Baty, who did not come to In NCAA football, three tackle Paul Blair might need knee terms. highly recruited freshmen willbe Chicago White Sox 7 New York Mets 3 surgery. Cleveland Browns wide re- ineligible to play football at Oakland 5 Chicago Cubs 1 The Dallas Cowboys head ceiver Webster Slaughter says he Texas A and M this season under Athletics into preseason action with all wants what he is worth and refers the NCAA's proposition 48 to himself as a contract holdout, guidelines. The three are quarter- Toronto Blue Jays 11 Los Angeles Dodgers 2 starting linebackers on the injured Cincinnati Reds 0 list. Left linebacker Mike Heg- but coach Marty Schottenheimer back Paul Johnson, linebacker Minnesota Twins 1 says the club's top pass catcher Anthony Williams and defensive man has torn knee ligaments and Philadelphia has retired at age 23. Slaughter is end Emanuel Johnson. Proposi- California Angels 10 Phillies 2 will miss at least two weeks, St. Louis Cardinals 0 Eugene Lockhart will sit out at in the third year of a four year tion 48 requires athletes to post Seattle Mariners 2 contract that he wants renegoti- minimum SAT scores and grade least two weeks with a broken San Diego ated. He stands to make $170,000 point averages in selected Padres 4 hand and Jeff Rohrer may be Baltimore Orioles Atlanta Braves 1 shelved the entire year. Rohrer this season and $200,000 in 1989. courses. Tennis players prepare for Davis Cup r; From WIRE REPORTS McEnroe is not back to peak ships in Indianapolis. form yet and may never reach it, Yahiya Doumbia of Senegal , They won't get a chance to but he is improving. He also is hot derailed the ninth-seeded Jay , strut their stuff until early next with chauvinism for the United Berger of PLantation, Florida in year, but the American Davis Cup States and takes the Davis Cup three sets, 1-6, 6-love and 6-4. play seriously. Agassi is moving 10th seed Derrick Rostagno of squad is highly optimistic about -- the 1989 Cup challenge. fast toward a high world class Brentwood, California, elimi- - ranking. nated Frenchman Jean Fleurian 7- -1 The United States team re- i. _ _ _ cently ran Argentina off the court Roberto Seguso and Ken 6,6-4 and 11th seed John Frawley in Buenos Aires four matches to Flach form the doubles tandem of Australia defeated Andrew , one. That was a qualifying series which swept the Argentine duo, Burrow of Atlanta, 6-1, 7-6. Q for the '89 competition. Javier Frana and Christian Min- Jimmy Connors begins play tou need two strong players iussi, in straight sets in the recent today. in singles competition and a good doubles match. 18 year-old Stephanie Rehe is doubles combination to win in Draw for the 16-nation 1989 now the highest-seed at the Vir- Golf tourney, Davis Cup play. competition will be held in Octo- ginia Slims of San Diego tourna- social planned If everything is the same in ber and elimination play will start ment. Top seed Patty Fendrick There will be a Yatera Seca barbecue and it is requested that January as it is today, the U.S. in January. was forced to withdraw from her Pro Am for members only Sun- you bring a dish. will be a force. John McEnroe, In other tennis action, the top- opening round match yesterday day, August 7. Tee times and other informa- the veteran ofmany Cup matches, seeded player who didn't receive with a muscle pull, while the Sign-ups will be taken at the tion will be finalized at the social. and youthful Andre Agassi head a first-round bye was an upset second-seeded Rehe gained the golf course until the social which For more information, call the squad and will probably play victim Monday at the U.S. second round. Rehe sank Ronni will be held Saturday, August 6, Petty Officer Dillon at 4911 or the four singles matches. Hardcourt Tennis Champion- Reis, 6-2, 7-5. at 6 p.m. The social will be a Chief Simmons at 4788. I Aquatics Department Activities Dive classes AREA Junior windsurfing lessons are set for August 2-4, Morale, Welfare and Recreation is offering the and August 9-11, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Yacht following scuba dive courses. All students must pre- Club. register at the MWR Information Office. Physical ATHLETICS The cost is $10 and payable at the time of registra- exams are required for the PADI Open Water course tion at the MWR Information Office. with forms available at the Information Office. For more information, call Beth at 2345. Open Water, Billings, August 5, $160 Open Water, Evans, August 8, $160 Fitness Division activities The Aquatics Department is offering a new pro- Open Water, Peterson, August 15, $160 Low impact aerobics will resume Monday, August gram, Family Swim/Dive-In Movie at the Villamar pool Open Water, Evans, September 5, $160 29 from 8:15 to 9:45 a.m. at the base gym. The class Friday, August 12, from 7 to 10 p.m. The cost is free. Open Water, Peterson, September 26, $160 meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The For more information, call 2560. Advanced Open Water, Billings, August 5, $85 cost is $1, payable at the gear issue desk. Advanced Open Water, Evans, August 25, $85 For more information, call 2560. A Swim Meet is set for Saturday, August 13, at the Advanced Open Water, Peterson, September 21, $85 Marine pool starting at 8 a.m. Advanced Open Water, Evans, September 29, $85 MWR would like to offer another boxing smoker The meet will determine who will compete in the Rescue Diver, Evans, August 16, $140 during the month of September. Anyone interested in Tidewater Navy Championship. Rescue Diver, Peterson, October 17, $140 competing should call John Powell at 2560 as soon as For more information, call 2560. possible. The next session of swimming lessons runs from Bowling notice August 15 through 26 and meets every Monday, Every Monday through Friday during the Corral activities Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Classes will be taught at summer months, the Marblehead Bowling Center is Discounted horseback rides are offered every the Villamar and Officers' pools. offering discounted bowling from 11 a.m. until 5 Thursday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the MWR Corral At the Villamar pool, advanced beginner classes will p.m. for just $1 an hour. for Campus Player teens. The cost is $2 per hour. be from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. and beginner classes will be For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. Officers' pool beginner classes are from 6 to 6:45 Ceramics Class Project Player Activities p.m. and advanced beginner classes are from 6:45 to An adults' beginning ceramics class is scheduled for August 20 through September Take the king and the first-place trophy at Project 7:30 p.m. Toddlers' classes will be held from 6 to 6:45 24 at the Ceramic Hobby Player's Chess tournament set for Monday, August 8, p.m. at the Officers' pool. Shop from 9 to 11 a.m. every Saturday. at 7 p.m. in the Gold Hill Towers. Cost for classes is $15 for the first family member, The cost is $20 and includes instruction in The cost is $1 with registrations beginning at 6:45 and $10 for each additional family member. Pre- pouring, cleaning greenware, painting with under- p.m. registration and payment is required by Friday, August glazes, glazing, staining and antiquing. For more information, call Mary Kay at 3845. 12 at the MWR information office. For more information, call 4640.

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