U. S. NAVAL BASE FORD APPEARS WINNER IN RACE TO GET CREDIT FOR ECONOMIC MOVES

GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA WASHINGTON (AP)--By design or hap- penstance, the impact of promised economic proposals by House Democrats has been blunted by widespread leaks of President Ford's recession-fight- ing tax cut plan. Because headlines already have gone to the Ford initiative, the President would appear the winner in what some regarded as a race to see whether the administration or the Democrats who control Congress would get first credit with the public for coming to grips with the economic slide. The Democratic blueprint for the economy is to be made public today. Monday, January 13, 1975 Details of the Ford package will be unveiled formally when he de- NAVAL BASE TO RECEIVE livers his State of the Union ad- dress to Congress and the nation FREEDOM SHRINE PRESENTATION Wednesday. Already it is known the President The Guantanamo Bay Naval Base will favors a one-shot income tax re- receive a Freedom Shrine presentation duction of about $15 billion. The from the Hato Rey Exchange Club of President wants to pump out the Puerto Rico tomorrow morning. money quickly, apparently through details remain undisclosed to guar- The general public of the base 10 per cent rebates on 1974 taxes antee him another round of head- is urged to attend the 10 a.m. that will be due April 15. lines after his Wednesday television/ ceremonies in the base chapel. Also disclosed in advance was radio appearance in the House Robert Rivera, president of the Ford's support of a $3*a barrel Chamber. Hato Rey Exchange Club, will charge on both imported and dom- In advance of the disclosure of present the Freedom Shrine present- estic oil. This move to discourage the Democratic alternative, in- ation. He and 12 other Exchange consumption of oil-based energy coming chairman Al Ullman, D-Ore., Club members will be in Gitmo for would net the treasury about $18 of the House Ways and Means Com- the ceremony. billion a year in revenues which mittee--the panel that has first I The presentation consists of a Ford wants returned to the spend- crack at all tax legislation--ex- visual display of American his- ing stream through still further pressed misgivings about any Ford torical documents. and more permanent tax reductions. proposal for a rebate on 1974 taxes. In addition, the Exchange Club So far at least, there has been But Ullman, talking to reporters will present 250 copies of no indication of Presidential ir- after meeting with Ford Friday, American historical documents to ritation at the leaking of major acknowledged he and the President local schools. features of his new economic- were within striking distance of energy plan. Presumably enough agreement on the tax relief. ISRAELI PATROL BATTLES GUERRILLAS NEW CONGRESS WILL FACE SAME LEGISLATIVE HURDLES AS OLD ONE An Israeli patrol crossed into southern Lebanon early yesterday WASHINGTON (AP)--The 94th Congress committees for.the first time in an and battled. Palestinian guerrillas convening tomorrow will face some of effort to spee up its procedures. before returning to Israel. the same legislative hurdles as the This could mean that hearings on The Israel command said it blew old one did in dealing with major different subjects could proceed up three bridges and two water con- issues like taxes, national health simultaneously. duits and killed one guerrilla in a insurance and welfare reform. As always, Finance must wait on brief skirmish. The command said No action was taken in any of these action by the House since the Israeli soldiers suffered no cas- fields in the preceding Congress Constitution specifies that revenue ualties. It gave no further de- although Democratic leaders assign- bills must originate in the House. tails. ed a high priority to tax reform Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., the A Palestinian communique issued and a health plan. finance chairman, experienced in the in Beirut said: guerrillas battled One of the biggest hurdles to 93rd Congress with holding advance 200 Israeli troops in armored cars legislation in these fields is hearings on tax reform and health near the village of Kfar Chouba, that these issues, along with Social insurance. one mile inside the Lebanese border Security, trade and unemployment But this came to nothing since on the southern edge of the Arkoub. compensation, are handled by a bills on the two subjects never The guerrillas said the "enemy single committee in the House, Ways arrived from the House. force was repulsed and barred from and Means, and its counterpart in the A tax cut bill seems certain to entering Kfar Chouba" with heavy Senate, Finance. get first attention from Ways and Israeli losses. The communique This committee bottleneck is ex- Means and Finance this year, since said Israeli helicopters were pected to operate in the 94th Con- this is regarded as the most im- sighted evacuating casualties. It gress just about as it did in the portant anti-recession move the -said three guerrillas were wounded 1973-74 Congress. government could make. and two others were missing. Ways and Means is setting up Sub- Page 2--NATIONAL NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 13, 1975

FORMER XO OF PUEBLO REFUSES TO ACCEPT NAVY COMMENDATION MEDAL

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)--The former navigation charts for the North executive officer of the captured Koreans who wanted "evidence" that U.S. spy ship Pueblo refused to ac- the Pueblo had penetrated their cept the Navy Commendation Medal coastal waters in a spy mission. at a Navy ceremony last Thursday. North Korea accepted the chart, but Instead, former Lt. Edward R. the U.S. Navy said a facsimile Murphy issued a written statement proved the Pueblo had never viola- at the ceremony describing the ted North Korean territorial medal as "so shallow an apprecia- waters. tion." In recent months, the Navy has Murphy also criticized sharply his presented higher awards than the ieo Magruder former commanding officer, ex-Cdr. commendation medal to several of Lloyd M. Bucher, for allowing the the Pueblo's crew members for MAGRUDER SAYS FEELINGS OF GUILT Pueblo to be captured and for de- heroism during the January 1968 cisions which were "to cancel our capture and imprisonment. HAVE BEEN WASHED AWAY repatriation for nearly three A court of inquiry recommended a months." general court-martial for Bucher WASHINGTON (AP)--The feelings of After nine months of imprisonment for giving up the ship without guilt have been washed away, says in North Korea, he and another of- firing a shot and for allowing Jeb Stuart Magruder, former deputy ficer accepted a request by their some of his secret materials to be director of the Committee for the captors "to man the USS Pueblo and seized, and a letter of criticism Re-election of the President, who return it and the crew to our coun- was placed in Murphy's files. was released Wednesday from a try," but Bucher and other officers Murphy, now a mobile home dealer prison term for conspiracy to ob- refused, Murphy said. in nearby El Cajon, was one of a struct justice. The United States and North Korea dozen men aboard the Pueblo when Magruder, one of three Watergate had agreed on the release of the 83- North Korean gunboats surprised and defendants whose sentences were man crew by that time, Murphy's captured it on Jan. 22, 1968. reduced by U.S. District Judge statement said. Rear Adm. Gillmore Gilkeson, 11th John J. Sirica to time already Bucher with "self-centered antics" Navy District, was described Thurs- served, appeared yesterday on CBS' caused the delay by refusing to go day as "taken aback" by Murphy's "Face the Nation." along with the plan in 1968, Mur- action in refusing the commendation. Asked if he would advise other phy said. However, he presented two other defendants to admit their role in Bucher, who lives near San Diego, decorations to the former Pueblo Watergate as he did, Magruder said is visiting in Hawaii and was not officer--a purple heart, for beat- "The thing that made all the diff- available for comment, but his wife, ings and torture which Murphy en- erence for me was admitting it." Rose, said Bucher had never told dured in captivity, and the Navy He said he feels he has been for- her of such a thing. Combat Action Ribbon. given by his family and by God and Said Mrs. Bucher: "I can't imagine All of the Pueblo crewmen, inclu- the "feelings of guilt have been that it could be true. It would have ding Bucher, have been awarded simi- washed away." meant his sitting in prison there lar ribbons. One benefit that may have come three months longer." from his Watergate experience, Ma- The Navy announced it was giving SOUTH KOREA MAY RECOGNIZE PLO gruder said, is that it may help the Navy Commendation Medal cita- his children better understand life. tion to Murphy for helping frustrate SEOUL, South Korea (AP)--South He has been very frank with his Communist efforts to discredit the Korea is considering recognition of children, he said, explaining that United States while in prison. At the Palestine Liberation Organiza- he made a mistake. one point, they said he prepared tion. Local Forecast

Partly cloudy with unrestricted WATER STATUS visibility. Winds light and variable, becoming southeaster- Water figures for yesterday: ly at 15 knots with gusts to 25 WATER PRODUCED: 1,413,000 knots, then abating to light and variable after sunset. Sun- . 1,334,000 set tonight at 6:41 p.m. Sun- WATER CONSUMED: JO4F -.i.t., a,,y .n,.t rise tomorrow at 7:38 a.m. High _1 . .t~~.rt, 79,000 tide at 10:17 p.m. tonight and WATER GAIN: 11:25 a.m. tomorrow. Low tide WATER IN STORAGE: 17,612,000 ..in . .0. . a ~ rs F 0 at 5:22 p.m. today and 4:16 a.m.

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PROVOST MARSHAL REPORT NEW MARINE LYCEUM OPENS TO THE PUBLIC CAPTAINS CALL AT WINDJAMMER

In recent weeks there have been The new Marine Site Lyceum was Captain's call will be held a number of prowlers reported in opened to the public starting at the Windjammer beginning at 3 housing areas as well as several Saturday. The new lyceum was con- D.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and reports of breaking and entering. structed as part of the new Marine Thursdayto allow personnel of There are several steps that resi- BEQ, and is located at the west the command to speak directly dents can take to help decrease end of the Marine Site. The snack with the Commanding Officer. such incidents. bar at the lyceum will be open dur- Attendance is mandatory for all 1. "Light the Night." There ing movies and feature ham- military and civilian employees are many sections in housing areas burgers and hotdogs, along with cold assigned to the Naval Station. where the fronts of houses are ade- drinks and beer. Ample parking quately lit, but there is total is also available for all base res- CLUB MOVIES AT THE WINDJAMMER; darkness in the rear. In the idents wishing to watch movies at interest of energy conservation, the newest base lyceum facility. Tuesday-SSSSSSS it is not necessary for every house Wednesday-A Name for Evil to have a security light. One house LIBRARY CLOSED:FOR INVENTORY Thursday-Clay Pigeon can provide adequate lighting for Fri-Kill & Where the Lilies Bloom the back yards of several houses. The Naval Station Library will be Saturday-Savage & Evel Knievel Neighbors should get together and closed for inventory Wednesday Sunday-Valdes is comings plan mutual security lighting. and Thursday. 2. All residential areas and bar- OFFICERS WIVES CLUB NEWS racks areas are off limits to non- SPECIAL SERVICES residents, with the exception of The Officers Wives Club is having bona fide guests. Anyone who just Special Services is in need of some- a luncheon Thursday with a fashion "passes through" could be considered one to fill the position of Part- show. The luncheon begins at 11:30 a prowler. In other words, do not time attendant at the Child Day Care a.m. with the fashion show follow- enter a housing or barracks area un- Center. The position will pay ing. The Ruth Clarage fashion line less you have business there or have $2.10 per hour. For further infor- of Jamaica will be featured. Ruth been invited as a guest by a res- mation, please contact Chief Beasley Clarage designed the unique patterns ident. at 95449. on the material herself--the design 3. Housebreaking cannot be stopped is called "silk screen." A limited by routine Base Police patrols or by LIVE FIRING EXERCISE number of outfits will be shown- an individual resident. When your tops, pants, long dresses, hats, neighbor is known to be out of The Marines will conduct a live handbags--in assorted sizes and a his home, you can best protect his firing exercise on Wednesday from variety of styles. All are suitable home from vandalism and theft. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The firing will for wear in tropical weather. The Therefore, do not hesitate to call take place at Hicacal Range and line will be for sale at the Marine Base Police when you see anything will impact at Hicacal Range. All Exchange for one day only, on Fri- of a suspicious nature in your of the area north from Saint day. neighborhood. Base Police will res- Nicolas Point to Caracoles Point Reservations for the luncheon and pond. is off f limits during this live fashion show at the COMO Club must 4. In the past a small percentage firing. be in by Sunday to command repre- of the prowling ,incidents have The Marines will conduct a live sentatives. A door prize will be proven to have involved dependents. firing exercise on Thursday from offered--a dinner for two at the Don't forget that sponsors are res- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The firing will COMO Club. The door prize will be ponsible for the actions of their take place at Granadillo Range and based on the number in the corner dependents. Serious incidents or will impact at Granadilla Range. of your membership card. Member- repeated minor incidents involving All of the area north from Caracoles ship for the last half of the year dependents can result in their Point to Hospital Point including will be available at the door. The being returned to the states while Hospital Cay, Medio Cay, South Toro Marine Officers' Wives are the their sponsor finishes out his tour Cay, North Toro Cay and the Gran- hostesses for this months meeting. at GTMO. adillo Range area is off limits during this live firing. MEMORIAL SERVICE REMINDER NOMINATIONS FOR MARDI GRASS QUEEN The Marines will concuct a live firing exercise on Saturday from Memorial services in honor of the Nominations for the Mardi Gras 8 a.m. to 12 noon. The firing will late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Queen Contest are due by Wednesday take place at Radio Range and will will be held Wednesday in the with Lieutenant Fogelsonger at the impact at Seaward. base chapel starting at 5:30 p.m. Naval Hospital. Also, there will be They will also conduct a live A 30 minute movie commemorating a meeting of all queen candidates firing exercise on Saturday from his life will be viewed first, fol- and their managers with Lieutenant 8 a.m. to 12 noon. The firing will lowed by the actual service at Fogelsonger at 10 a.m. Thursdayat the take place at Granadillo Range and 6 p.m. All hands are invited to Naval Hospital. will impact at Granadillo Range. attend this service which will The Granadillo Range area is off be sponsored by the local base limits during this live firing. personnel. LOCAL--Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 13, 1975

NAS FIRE PROTECTION DIVISION CONSTANTLY TRAINS FOR EMERGENCY THEY HOPE WILL NEVER HAPPEN by PH2 Dave Clarke A lonely cross stands at the end of us to go into hell with him we would is usually between 10 and 15 sec- the runway as a silent reminder of the go for no good reason, because we bonds. fatal crash of a C-54 in 1941. Fort- know that he would get us in, get Then they are checked for the unately, that was the last major air- the job done, and get us all out amount of time that it takes them craft accident at the Naval Air Stat- safely." to be on the scene, and, although ion. Training is an important part of speed is important, it is more The heavy aircraft traffic at the the lives of the men. important for the men to get to Leeward Point Naval Air Station goes "I want to be a fireman when I get the scene safely. on every day safely and efficiently. out, and the Navy has the best train- Then they are checked for their This does not happen by accident. ing in the world, in my opinion, approach of the fire and what they Safety and efficiency is the result Besides the fire department is al- do prior to fighting the fire. of many hours of training, pro- ways looking for men with crash On a halo drill recently, one fessional attitude and dedicated experience," said the alert desk young man walked up to the halo men. Many departments try to ach- watch, An John Penfield. And without bending as low as he should. ieve these standards, but at the training is what they get. He was cautioned about it, and Naval Air Station Fire Protection The training at the crash crew then explained the reasons be- Division, these standards are not consists of motion pictures on hind the height while approaching only maintained, but each in- fire fighting, the operation of the helo. Another young man was dividual accepts them as being fire fighting equipment on rescue shown the mistake of not discon- mandatory. operations, as well as Navy nesting the batteries prior to The Crash Crew, a part of the Orientation and regulations, but fighting the fire. Fire Protection Division, starts its their training is much more Petty Officer Brownlee explained 24 hour day at 8 a.m. with a formal intensive than that. to the men that these mistakes may muster and formation. Immediately Publication #NR68H-387 is a seem somewhat minor now, but in an following that, all the men get manual on the RA-5C crash rescue actual situation, it may mean the involved in the daily checks of and fire fighting information. matter of life and death. And all the equipment. This is a This is one of the many public- life and death situations are what time-consuming process that takes nations on individual aircraft these man are trained to handle. approximately three hours. that are likely to land at the The MB-5 crash truck requires Naval Air Station, a publication Th en aismp and trong 60 checks, and each item is checked that the men study. Along with wied deliberately; if a gauge is re- these publications, there are inia quired, then a gauge is used, If charts on each aircraft that the route flig hours teme the engine needs to be running, then men are likely to come into con- the engine is started. Even the tact with, including the F-14 engage themselves in a different tires are checked, regardless of Tomcat. These charts give in- Ofie Br e dive off by what they may seem visually, with a formation on rescue procedures, hise to his 'A-fa f tire pressure gauge. fire fighting points, access to and t pus containatf The MB-lA crane requires 23 checks cockpits, ejection seat safety, the MB-1 truck requires 90, and the engine shutdown, and personnel then sets it on fire. foamer requires 40 checks. rescue. The men go through these And then".This is a drill. At the end of this check-out pro- charts until they are committed This is a drill. A-6 aircraft on cedure, it is usually time for chow, to memory. In an actual sit- fire and this is done in shifts. .there nation there is no time to refer is always a truck ready for action. to charts. arrive, the men control the fire, The Fire Protection Division is ABH2 George Brownlee is the the rescue operation is accompL headed up by two very capable men. section leader of the port section, listed, and the crash crew com- ABFC Richard H. Trent joined the one of two sections that runs the plate their work. team approximately nine months ago. crash crew. "I wanted to be a From drill to completion it takes The chief brought with him three fireman, and I like being one," he six minutes and 35 seconds. years of teaching experience. He says. Then they do it all over again. taught fire fighting in Norfolk Petty Officer Brownlee echos the Later they will meet and have their before coming to GTMO. feelings of all the men in his rap session to talk over the day's Fire Chief Arthur M. Joao has 30 section. These men accept their drills, and their mistakes. years fire fighting experience.Fire heavy training sessions in the ABH2 Brownlee, ABH3 Bragg, ABH2 Chief Joao came to Gtmo after spend- evenings without any reservations; Pounds, ABE BivenABEAN Strum, ing 17 years with the Federal Aviat- as a matter of fact, they actually AEHAN Geris, AN Stevenson, AEHAN ion Administration. Before that he enjoy it. Their goal is to be as Carlin, ABEAN Mansbery, AN Mc- worked with the Air Force, the Army, professional in their job as is Daniel, AN Penfield, and ABH2 and the state of Hawaii. possible. Lewis are the men of the port Chief Joao thinks of the men as The training sessions in the section of the crash crew. They being hard working and eager to afternoon start off with fire hope that they will never be call- learn. The men in turn respect and drills on the aircraft. The ad on to use their skills in an admire the fire chief for his vast drills consist of everything actual situation, but if they have knowledge and experience. except the actual fire and the to, they are skillful enough and One airman on the crash crew said actual fire fighting. The men of the fire. chief;"If he wanted gre checked for response which Monday, January 13, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette INTERNATIONAL--Page 5

CASTRO TALKS OF INDEPENDENCE BLIZZARD HITS PARTS OF U.S.

MOVEMENT IN LATIN AMERICA (AP)-Snow and rain yesterday hit the Southeast, Texas and Arkansas MEXICO CITY, Mexico (AP)--Cuban as the upper Midwest, frozen by Prime Minister Fidel Castro says subzero temperatures, tried to Panama, Peru and Venezuela are head- dig its way out of one of the area's ing an "Independence Movement," in worst blizzards in recent years. Latin America against American in- At least 16 storm-related deaths fluence, the Cuban news agency were recorded over the weekend. Prensa Latina reported here yes- Six deaths were reported in Nebraska, terday. three in North Dakota, two in Mich- "The independence feeling prevalent igan and five in Minnesota. in Latin America is manifested through Meanwhile, a tornado watch was in the nationalistic policies of the effect yesterday for most of the revolutionary government of Peru, Florida Panhandle and extreme the defense of the sovereignty of northern Florida, southeast Ala- the people and government of Panamia bama and south Georgia. Tornadoes and the recent nationalization of ZIEGLER SAYS NIXON IS IN EXILE hit portions of the Southeast Fri- the iron industry in Venezuela," day. Prensa Latina quoted Castro as SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP)--For- Between a half-inch and four inch- saying. mer President Richard M. Nixon is es of snow was reported in parts of "We see more and more the possibil- in "political exile" following his Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi. ity in Latin America of an in- resignation in the wake of Water- Winds of 45 to 55 miles per hour dependent movement to defend their gate, said former White House Press were reported, mainly in Georgia interests in the face of U.S. pol- Secretary Ronald Ziegler, as he and along the Alabama Gulf Coast. icies," the agency quoted Castro decried the "vindictiveness" of Travelers advisories were issued saying. various Washington officials. for snow and heavy snow with some Two previous interviews were held "It's the first American polit- freezing rain from northern Texas with Mexican newsmen who accompanied ical exile--self-imposed, certain- through Arkansas, northern Miss- Mexico's first lady Maria Esther ly self-imposed, but certainly issippi, Tennessee, northern Ala- Zuno De Echeverria on an official exile," Ziegler, now Nixon's chief bama and Georgia. tour of the island last week. aid, said in an interview in the They extended northeast in Penn- In one interview Castro said there Sunday editions of the Los Angeles sylvania and New Jersey, and also has been "a change, but not very Times. were issued for Washington State, radical" in U.S.-Cuban relations. "You only have to be here to while gale warnings were given In another Castro said the "threat sense it is exile--the abandonment for the Washington Coastline. of aggressionby the U.S. against Cuba" by friends, the isolation, the vin- Rain fell continually since dawn has diminished but added that the dictiveness of some in Washington, yesterday in McComb, in southwest U.S. continued to be "our sole including some in Congress and some Mississippi which was clobbered Fri- enemy and threat'.' in the Ford White House." day by a tornado.

DEMOCRATS' PROGRAM TO REVIVE NATION'S ECONOMY EXPECTED TO CALL FOR TAX CUTS, LOWER INTEREST RATES

WASHINGTON (AP)--The Democratic program to revive pay little or no taxes at all." the nation's economy is expected to call for tax cuts, --Lower interest rates through an increase in the lower interest rates and more public service jobs among supply of credit and allocation of credit to channel it its seven "immediate action goals." away from speculative uses. If these actions have not, A copy of the anticipated Democratic legislative had an effect by July 1, the program suggests a pro- program, containing both the immediate action goals and gressive tax on interest income which would be pro- 9 seven "other imperative goals of the 94th Congress" hibitive on income derived from interest of per cent was made available to the Associated Press by. col- and above. umnist Jack Anderson. -- Creation of additional public service jobs and an The program is to be made public today, two days acceleration of public works programs to create more before President Ford's "State of the Uniop" message jobs. in which he also will address the nation's economic --An emergency housing program including increasing problems. the ability of thrift institutions to attract capital, Many of Ford's proposals, too, have been leaked subsidizing interest rates for low and medium priced to the press, and in some cases are similar to the pro- housing, providing incentives to preserve and re- posals of the Democrats. Both, for example, seek a tax habilitate older housing and providing short term aid cut and both seek to conserve energy use. to homeowners having difficulty making mortgage payments The Democrats' "immediate action goals" include: because of unemployment or a significant drop in in- -- Tax relief for low and middle income families come. by increasing the personal income tax exemption, the Besides these immediate goals the program lists standard deduction and minimum income allowance by other goals which it says are no less important and either a system of tax credits or reducing the pay- deserve prompt congressional attention. roll tax liabilities on the working poor. This These include health and medical care, new sources would be coupled with a closing of loopholes that of energy, anti-trust legislation, consumer protection, "enable large corporations and wealthy individuals to food production, and help for the senior citizens. NATIONAL--Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 13, 1975

'FAT CAT BURGLAR' VERY DISCRIMINATING, STEALS JEWELS ONLY FROM THE FINEST FAMILIES

PHILADELPHIA (AP)--He doesn't Co. fortune--while the Pews called legible fingerprint. give to the poor, but the "Fat the police. He had broken in via a He also has not left too much jew- Cat Burglar" certainly has learned hidden rear staircase and locked elry, although he won't touch fake how to steal from the rich. the bedroom doors behind him, pro- stuff. He"s learned so well, in fact, ceeding to snatch $50,000 in jewels. "He's very skillful and very that officials say he has picked The Pew home is in Gladwynne, Pa., a clever," says his latest victim, off close to $1 million in jewels fashionable main line suburb. Ruth Junkin, wife of George Junkin, in 13 heists since September. No one has ever gotten a good look founder of the Wilson Line. The victims include only the at the burglar, although he always The burglaries have centered in finest families, such as the Du hits homes when people are present Gladwynne. It's main line the way Ponts and Pews, the kind of people so he won't kick off burglar alarms. most people think of main line-- social climbers would be delighted And police say a couple of times carriage houses, stables and bridle to have drop over for brunch. while they were investigating scenes paths winding through opulent es- The biggest haul was his first, of his previous hits, he was steal- tates. netting him about $500,000 in jew- ing precious gems next door. "There's so much grounds in this elry from a Sept. 1 robbery at an "Whoever this guy is, you know he area that a burglar could park his estate called Meown near Centreville, has a lot of guts," says Lower car miles away and get to a. house Del. The victim was Bayard Sharp, Merion police Capt. Felix Falconi. without ever being seen on the son of Isabella Mathieu Du Pont, "You and I could do it and we'd get street," one detective said. who owns about a third of Du Pont Co. caught in a minute. The guy's a "He must have one hell of a good common stock. smart cookie." fence lined up," says Capt. Falconi. About five weeks and several So smart that he manages to work And a Lower Merion police spokesman burglaries later, the Fat Cat Bur- almost normal hours, rarely after says about the only hope for even- glar ransacked the master bedroom of 8 p.m., and never after a respect- tually catching Fat Cat lies in his Walter C. Pew, heir to the Sun Oil able bedtime. He has never left a continuing to work. Familynews

-7 _ Cafe coronaries kill Four ' ilors were on the the respiratory passage. tim's upper abdomen, allowing messdeck enjoying a late night The hallmark of cafe coro- him to slump forward with snack of hamburgers and pizza nary is the inability of the head and arms danghng. This as they played cards and told victim to speak, even though sudden pressure applied to his jokes. fully conscious (a heart attack stomach compresses the trapped Amid laughter and loud talk- victim can usually speak or air in the lungs and the obstruc- ing one sailor's look of merri- cough). Skin changes color and tion is ejected with force. ment changed suddenly to the victim collapses and loses A person who is alone and panic as he collapsed to the consciousness unless the ob- chokes while eating should deck with his eyes wide open. struction is removed. If un- apply sharp force just below His stunned shipmates sat help- treated, the victim can die with- the diaphragm by falling against lessly immobile and assumed in four to six minutes. a table's edge or a sink. they were witnessing a heart After the initial crisis is The treatment, however, is attack. The collapsed sailor, passed, the victim should be simple but it must begin unable to talk, cough or treated for shock. Keep the vic- immediately. There is no time breathe, turned a deep blue tim lying down and covered to to summon professional aid. color and lost consciousness. prevent loss of body heat. Then Don't waste time slapping the Several minutes later he was get medical help. Even after the victim's back. This procedure dead, the victim of a "cafe choking has ceased, the victim will not remove the obstruc- should be given medical aid to coronary." tion. Cafe coronaries, medically .ensure all foreign material has termed food asphyxiation, kill Don't attempt mouth-to- been removed. 2.500 people each year because mouth resuscitation as this will Navy men and women are bystanders know neither its only drive the food deeper. being taught the urgency of symptoms nor treatment. Instead, step behind the victim, speed and treatment in cases of Attacks usually occur when holding him with both your cafe coronary. Only by educat- diners attempt to swallow im- arms around his waist. Re-. ing all hands about the danger properly chewed solid food and peatedly and rapidly, press your of cafe coronary can needless it sticks in the throat, blocking locked forearms into the vic- deaths be prevented. Monday, January 13, 1975 Guantanam Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

PITTSBURGH STEELERS BEAT VIKINGS 16-6 IN IX

NEW ORLEANS (AP)--Pittsburgh Steel- ers' defensive star "Mean" bottled up the Minnesota Vikings' offense and the Steelers used ' slashing, record- breaking runs to shred the Vikings JOHNNY MILLER WINS AT PHOENIX and win the National Football Lea- gue championship 16-6 in Super Bowl .BY RECORD 14-STROKE MARGIN IX yesterday. With 79,997 spectators below a PHOENIX (AP)--Johnny Miller re- cold grey sky at Tulane University, corded the lowest 72-hole total in the Steelers' defense showed no 20 years of tournament competition, mercy to Vikings' quarterback Fran 260, and added an all-time high, Tarkenton. 14-stroke winning margin to his The Steelers took a 2-0 lead in gaudy collection of records yester- the first half on the first safety day with an overwhelming triumph in Super Bowl history. in the Phoenix Open. Minnesota got the first break of Miller combined a final round of the game, a fumble recovery in 64 with previous scores of 67,61 Pittsburgh territory early in the and 68 for a 24-under-par total on second period, but failed to cash the palm-studded, 6,726-yard Phoe- in on it. FRANCO HARRIS set a new Super nix Country Club course. It was fumbled when Jeff Bowl rushing record yesterday. the lowest score on the tour since Wright hit him and safety Randy the record 257 by Mike Souchak in Polti pounced on the ball at the the 1955 Texas Open in San Antonio. Steelers' 24. The Vikings gained NORTH, SOUTH TIE IN SENIOR BOWL Miller's winning margin was the only two yards in three plays and largest ever recorded on the tour. Fred Cox' 39-yard field goal attempt (UPI)--Steve Bartkowski lived up It wiped out the previous high of sailed to the right. to his All-America credentials in 12 strokes by Arnold Palmer in the Pittsburgh got on the scoreboard the Senior Bowl Saturday at Mo- 1962 Phoenix Open. midway in the second period when bile, Ala. And it came over the strongest Tarkenton recovered his own fumble The passing ace from.California field this tournament has ever had. but was tackled in his end zone by hit 11 of 13 aerials for 178 yards Left straggling in Miller's wake defensive tackle Ernie Holmes and in the second half and passed for in this first event on the 1975 linebacker Jack Lambert for the one touchdown while running one in schedule were such players as U.S. two-point safety. himself to carry the favored North Open champion Hale Irwin, PGA king Late in the period, the Vikings from a 14-3 deficit to a 17-14 Lee Trevino, million dollar winners moved from their own 20 to the lead. Tom Weiskopf, Billy Casper, Gene Pittsburgh 25. But just as soon as Then Mike Mayer of Maryland kick- Littler and Bruce Crampton, 1974 John Gilliam caught a Tarkenton ed a 22-yard field goal with 25 multiple title winners Hubert Green, pass on the five, he was clobbered seconds left to give the South a Bobby Nichols, Buddy Allin and Dave by safety , the ball 17-17 tie. Stockton, along with the best per- popped loose and Pittsburgh picked former in Europe. it out of the air, protecting the SPARTANS WIN SECOND IN A ROW lead. LOCAL LADY GOLFER GETS HOLE-IN-ONE It was the first championship for (UPI)--Terry Furlow was one of 10 the Steelers in 42 NFL seasons. black Michigan State basketball Julia Potter scored an ace Satur- Harris set a Super Bowl record by players suspended a week ago after day. rushing for 158 yards in 34 carries, they walked out of a team meeting The hole-in-one was made on the and was named the most valuable when told a white freshman was 146-yard, par three sixth hole. player. going to be a starter. She used a four wood into the He gained 61 yards in the first Since they were reinstated, the wind. half, 50 more than the Vikings. Spartans have won two in a row, Julia, a 29 handicapper, shot a including Saturday's 86-78 Big Ten net 61 for 18 holes of play. BULLS SNAP WARRIORS' STREAK upset of 11th-ranked Michigan. Fur- She is the wife of MSgt. Hubert low scored a career-high 33 points Potter, SecGru. (UPI)--The Chicago Bulls snapped against the Wolverines. the Golden State Warriors' five- In other games, number-one Indiana game win streak with a 114-105 NBA devastated Iowa 102-49, UCLA tipped MOTOCROSS ASSOCIATION TO MEET victory Saturday night at Oakland. Washington State 77-69, Louisville Golden State's Rick Barry poured topped New Mexico State 82-69, The Guantanamo Bay Motocross in 40 points, putting him over the Southern Cal edged Washington 89-87 Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. 10,000 point career mark. and Maryland downed Wake Forest 89- tonight at the club house at Milwaukee bettered Cleveland 91- 73. McCalla Hangar. For more informa- 81, Detroit tripped Atlanta 118-113, Kentucky was surprised by Auburn tion, call 951041 AWH. Washington topped Los Angeles 102-90 90-85 and Oregon was stunned by and Phoenix beat New York 113-107. California 60-58. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 13. 1975 Beeline C What's happen iing TODAY

Cale Lll be accepted for ads p.m. on Sundays from 5-7 p.m., Mon- JUDO class will.practice in Marblehead Hall at 6:30 day-Friday 3-5 p.m. Boxes are ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet. Call 96160 AWH, on Leeward call located at the Flagship Mess and between the Navy Exchange 64436. and Commissary Store. THE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASS will meet in the hospital classroom. information call Karen Holtz at 951098. DA 95.U44 For more TOMORROW

THE LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION will meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Golf Course. For more information call Doris Hutton at 952279. THE GUANTANAMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will meet at 7:30 p.m. in for sale the COMO Club. Swing set and girl's bicycle, 20,000 THE SURE LOSERS will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the hospital classroom. BTU air conditioner, good condition. Tor more information call Irene Raffeld. Call 85253 DWH or 97221 AT. THE BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy Scout Hut at 7:15 p.m. For more information call Skip Miller at 99147 AWH. 1962 Ford Galaxy, 395 cu. in., best BINGO will be played in the CPO Club beginning at 8 p.m. offer. Call 85506 DWH, ask for THE GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB will practice in the Child Day Riley. Care Center at 6 p.m. For more information call 97110 DWH. THE ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKSHOP is open now from 1p.m. to 6 p.m. and is 1970 Oldsmobile 442, excellent con- available to anyone needing a place to paint or work on crafts. dition, best offer over $1,900; The workshop is located on the second floor of the McCalla Admin Wilson X-31 golf clubs with Bur- building. For more information call 85791 AT. ton golf bag, two months old, $300; stereo with Sansui 7500 amplifier, Garrard 0-100 turntable, Wollensack 8-track tape deck, two Pioneer speakers, $950 firm; Call Roberts at 85665 DWH or see car in front of 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser, 6-cyl., 4- Whirlpool two-speed dishwasher, avo- ServMart. AWH contact him in P-206 wheel drive, must sell by Feb. Call cado. Call 90266 AT. GHB. Spear at 64457 DWH and 98257 APH. Reel-to-reel tape recorder, takes up Baby highchair, $7; 22,000 and 11,000 to 5" reels, $20; complete set of BTU air conditioners for $145 and 1971 BMW 70cc motorcycle, 29,000, Lord of the Rings trilogy, paperback, $100 respectively. Call 85410 DWH owner's manual, needs minor parts 509 each. Three 4'x6' train boards or 95595 AT. but priced to sell. $1100 takes it for Lionel trains, complete with or will consider trade-in of smaller track and switches, $60; Women's Lib Brand new portable electric barbecue bike. Call 95384 AT or see in Rm paperbacks, 50C each; maternity clo- grill. Best offer. Call 98210 after E-207. thes, mostly size 12. Call 98285 AT. 5 p.m. Five pc. patio suite, $125; five 1963 Chevy 283, just overhauled, 1973 Honda Cl-100, luggage rack, ex- piece full size bedroom suite, $250; headers, tuned, 4-56 rear end, runs cellent condition, $425 or best of- push lawn mower, $5; Coldspot Frost- Q/stock 14.85, $1000. Call 85881 DWH fer. Call 64412 DWH. Free refrigerator, $150. Call 97225 or 951058 AWH. AWH. 1968 Buick Electra 225, Gold/beige, Canon FT 35mm. SLR; 35mm, 3.5, 50mm, two door hardtop, $900 or best offer. 1.8, 135mm, 3.5 f stop; filters, cable Call 64394 DWH or 96133 AWH. Dacor 100 diving regulator, used four release, gadget bag and lens cases, times, $35. Call 85252 AT. $250 or best offer. Call John at Two stereo speakers, $140 each. Call 85771 DWR or see in Rm B112 GHB ANH. Pat at 95551 or see in Rm P-110 after 6:30 p.m. Aluminum 71.2 cu. ft. air tank, $75. Ask for Rick at 85479 DWP. wanted Whirlpool dishwasher, two-speed, Used reel-to-reel tape recorder. Call avocado. Call 90266 AT. 5,000 BTU Fedders air conditioner, Frank at 951144 early morning or leave $60; Fedders 10,000 BTU air con- message at 951247. 1968 Ford Galaxy XL, 390 cu. in., ditioner, $70. Both in working con- 4-speed transmission, bucket seats edition. Call 901206P 15" wire spoke wheels with knock off with console power steering and front Rupp minibike, 1974, excellent con- hub. Call Bruce at 95451 AT. disc brakes, $800 or best offer. Call. edition, $230. Must sell by Jan. 20. 85559 DWH or 951207 APH. Call 99249 AT. Cast net with 10" diameter. Call 951144 AWR