Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast Cloudy with Hi.gh tde- 2:O6pm A slight chance Lcw tide-- 7:35pm l of shower. Suci,ie ---6:22am 33*~ WindsSE12-14 Sum et ---- 7:42pm ------85 knots. Bay conditions 2-4 Low------75 The Navy'.6 ont zhote- bv ed daity feet. Vol. 31, No. 117 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, June 18, 19765

Ford orders organization of evacuation

WASHENCTON (Ut Depa It was Ford's second scheduled Eissinger told Congress the as- Because of fighting around rent spokesman s Pre the F meeting in two days with Kissinger, sassinations of Ambassador Frances Beirut airport, presidential Press Gerald Ford has ordered the U.S. Vice Pres. Nelson A. Rockefeller, B. Neloy Jt. and Economic Attache Secy. Ron Nessen said, the bodies embassy in Beirut to organize the CIA Director George Bush, Rational Robert 0. Waring were "an act not of Meloy and Waring will be taken evacuation of Americans in Lebanon, only of brutality but extraordi- by car to Damascus, Syria, and a because of what is termed the "un- nary maliciousness." Re said the military plane will pick them up certainty of the situation."1 ,1 The ofthesai The n poksma. sad i Wahintonwill decide whether to use U.S. PresidentBrown will fly to Damascusand aboardhis advisers also there. Retired Ambassador Dean that the embassy would organize an military forces in the evacuation, the plane. overland convoy out of the country. There are about 1,400 Americans in The spokesman said the President Lebanon. Brown will be Ford's personal re- directed the convoy for "U.S. citi- "If American military force is representative in escorting the bodies zens who wish to depart at this used it will be a very short oper- home, Nessen said. The plane will ire. tion," Kissinger said. The secre- stop in Athens to pick up Waring's "Only those embassy officials not tary said he expects punishment for widow and one of their daughters, essential are leaving," the spokes- the assassins to be "severe and the press secretary said. an said. Fe added that the embassy d Brown will return with the plane uld remain open in an effort to and will have no other diplomatic aid in reaching peace in th!e Condolences poured in to troubled land. Washington yesterday from Arab and sai. res. rd had called a eeingIsraeli officials, expressing re- of national security advisers yes- terday to discuss options , Ons inSecurity Director president condemned what he called The Palestine Liberation rgan- Brent Scowcroft "?aggressive acts which do not serve ization says three Lebanese lebanot, and Secy. of State Henry gunmen 1k~bnrj-.,andSec.Fnry nfStaeandDeptyadDpt Dfeneees Scy.Wiliamey ila security." A. Kissinger said Israel's prime minister were arrested and confessed to the had the United Clements to consider an evacuation said the 'despicable act against murders. The organization said States would decide in 36 hours following the assassination of two people working for peace can only the gunmen were working for someone whether to evacuate Americans. American diplomats in Beirut. arouse contempt and disgust." else.

Oil companies breakup means higher prices for consumers

WASIHINGTON (AP)-- Treasury tne- divestiture. The advocates say the But generally, the report said, .:rimnrt said yesterdayy its research increased competition would lead the break-up threatens to eliminate that breaking up of the na-- to lowering prices and stepped up the economies inherent to mass pro- ons la-, ges:t oIl companies would domestic exploration for oil. duction, hinder petroleum companies' mean hgh ,rces for consumers, The Treasury summary report, which ability to raise money for new in- increased reliance o for, 'an oil, repeated an administration position vestment and discourage the smaller andlow g h the general previously laid out at congressional companies left after divestiture Scocom. hearings and in speeches by Gerald from taking the risks required in T'- tenate Judiciar - Committee on L. Parsky, the Treasury Department seeking new supplies of oil. KinR Hussein Tuesdy a-prove-d, ' toL7, a bill official who supervised the study, deined tbreak up th.e industry's said "over-all, the potential costs 'he summary said the effects biggest companies into Hussein seeks purchase in terms of national economic ef- would probably be most severe in a entities to produce, refine, dis- ficiency are high, while eventual 10-year transition period immediate- tribute and sell crude oil acc its gains, if realized at all appear to ly following the enactment of the derivatives. be small." bill which would be characterized of missile systems Treasury conclusions generally Parsky said the Treasury will re- by industry court challenges and e the reverse of the effects lease later the economic analysis business uncertainties while divest- predicted by advocates of industryy upon which the conclusion was iture took based. place, it said. MOSCOW (AP)--Jordan's King Hussein arrived in Moscow yesterday, of GOP apparently ready to discuss a pos- Speculation sible purchase of a Soviet anti- aircraft missile system. Before leaving Vienna for the World. running mate alright Soviet Union Hussein told an inter- viewer he would be a tough negotia- News tor in Moscow. The king, who was accompanied by (UPI)--It's still officially al- his wife, Queen Alia, was met at the Digest right to speculate about possible airport by Soviet Pres. Nikolai Republican vice presidential can- Podgorny, Prime Minister Alexei N. didates. Kosygin, and Foreign Minister Andrei White House News Secy. Ron Nessen A. Gromyko. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Pentagon an- WASHINGTON (UPI)--By a vote of told reporters yesterday that Pres. "We have been looking everywhere nounced yesterday that Adm. Maurice 331-53, the House last night okayed Ford has not picked anyone as a for the system that would enable Weisner will become the new command- a military appropriations bill for running mate yet, and that anyone us to defend our skies in the face er-in -chief of all U.S. forces in fiscal 1977. More than $550 million who says he has is wrong. of an imbalance that is not accept- the Pacific area. The now commander less than the administration asked Nessen was reacting to reports able to us," Hussein said in Vienna. of!U.S. Navy forces in the Pacific, for, the legislation now goes to that former Treasury Secy. John According to the Soviet news Weisner will succeed Adm. Noel the Senate. The Mouse turned back Connally of Texas is a prime candi- agency Tass, the visit will include Gayler as the top military officer attempts to block funding for the date. Connally met with Ford discussions on the current Middle in the entire Pacific region. B-1 bomber, a new nuclear aircraft Wednesday, but Nessen said he did East crisis. carrier and various missiles. not know what was discussed. Hussein's schedule in the Soviet WASHINCTON (AP)--Secy. of State Earlier yesterday, Ford told a Union includes talks and a banquet Henry Kissinger said yesterday the group of teen-age Republicans that today in Moscow, then visits to the administration is investigating (UPI)--The chief of Argentina's he and Ronald Reagan could serious- cities of Volgograd, Trkutsk, and whether "some private groups" are federal police was killed early ly hurt the party's chances in Bratsk, and a return to Moscow on trying to weaken the government of this morning in a powerful bomb ex- November by making a "grudge fight" Monday for more talks and a visit Jamaica. Appearing before the House plosion at his suburban Buenos Aires for the nomination. to a military installation International Relations Committee, home. Police say his wife and Ford and Reagan appear to- Kissinger added that at the same daughter were injured in the blast. gether today at a dinner honoring time he is not aware of any activi- :ouasancn of police backed by heli- GOP National "hairperson Mary Democratic National Chairman ty by the CIA or any other U. S. or- copters fanned out over the area to Louise Smith in Des"ines, Iowa. Robert Strauss said he will probably ganization to promote instability. search for the terrorists who set remain in office through the 1976 the device. election. (iFT)--cpublican politics con- Strauss says he has not talked tinue in b igh gear ths weekend with with front-runner Jimmy Carter but 9F delegate up fo grabs in five SANTA R(SA, Calif. (UPI)--Veteran that a Carter advisor has asked him states. cr r Ca'ifornia Cov. actor Andy Devine is reported in to remain chairman of the party. Ronald Reagan is the favor-itein serious condition in a Santa Rosa, Carter vacationed in Sea Island, most of the delegate races, but he Calif., hospital. The 70-year-old Ca., yesterday, meeting with ad- is not expected tc mal-e up enough Devine is under treatment for visors to discuss his vice presiden- ground to unseat Pres. 'rd for kidney failure and pneumonia. tial running mate. the GOP presidetia .,crinatiov. A Devine began his Hollywood film Carter may ask 12 or 15 distin- poll shows -ord eading Peagan with career in 1926, later branching out guished Americans to help him se- 1013 delegates to Re-agan's 895. into television. lect a running mate. Press Secy. Nessen Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, June 18, 1976

MARBKS ENLISTED WIVES' A yard sale will held at 45B Nob Hill from 9:30 to noon tomorrow. CLUB BAZAAR : There will be a yard The Marine Barracks Enlisted sale at 32A Nob Hill at 9 a.m. until ?. Avail- Wives' Club will be holding a ba- C able are a fish community zaar tomorrow from 10 a.m. tank, bike and to 2 othe' items. p.m. at the Marine Barracks baseball field. Available are handmade craft items, crosade items, hand- Bulletin made jewelery and clothing. Refresh- A yard sale ments will be served. Proceeds will will be held at 59B go to the crash kit and the regular Nob Hill starting at 9 a.m. tomor- fund. row. Items include bunk beds with Board matching toy chest, 9'xll' oval braided rug, ADULT BEGINNERS WEAVING CLASS metal detector, lawn furniture, child's rocking chair, IULThe Caribbean Arts and Crafts wood carvings, childrens clothing, Association is sponsoring an adult portable electric organ and much more. beginners weaving class. Looms, warp, and yarn are provided along MEETINGS with instruction and become the There will be a two-family yard sale property of the students. The at GP17B tomorrow at 1 p.m. Available TODAY class will start June 21 and run are a Sears exercise A girls' softball league has been through .ulv 24 o r r bike, child's water ski, dinette set formed for girls ages 8-17. Prac- y4f. c m~eiir with THE SOCIALIZERS CLUB will be mation or to register call Angela six chairs, four Sansui 3500 tices are starting and the league speakers and many playing cards, dominoes, rummy, Johnstone at 95450 AWH or 85527 household items. runs from July 7 until Aug. royal,picino and bonko from 7 to 22. Any DWH. 12 p.m. girl wishing to join may do so by registering with Carol Newcomer, at 951031, AWH. There is a $5 re- SWINGERS' POOL PARTY There will be a yard sale at 50 TOMORROW gistration fee and parents must sign and 51 beginning at form. TK 10 a.m. to The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance morrow You name it, they got it. PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL will Club will have a pool party tonight meet at the elementary school for VEHICLE REGULATION at 6:30 at the Iguana Pool. Fes- children from two years to second tivities will include a pot luck grade; third grade to adult classes ComNavBaseGtmo Inst 11200.1 states dinner, swimming and dancing. All that a valid itate driver's license will meet at the high school at 9:30 participants are asked to bring A two-family or base driver's license is required yard sale will be a.m. their own chairs for the pool area. at 50 Nob for the operation of private motor Hill, tomorrow from 10 For more information call Jan Ling- a.m-. to 1 p.m. vehicles on the base. The valid Available are ma- CHURCH OF CHRIST will meet at nau at 95543 AT. ternity clothes, state driver's license or base dri- baby clothes, baby McCalla Chapel at 9:30 a.m. For furnishings, ver's license must be in the dri- toys, craft kits, more information call 97191. bridge ver's possession when operating a coat, popcorn popper and IGUANA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will YARD SALES etc. meet at the COMO Club at 7 pm, private motor vehicle. There has Games are open to all base resi- been a large number of people stop- A yard sale will be held at 363A dents For more information call ped who are under the impression KB tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jiiu Cossey at 85149 AWH, that you may drive a private vehicle on a DOD license. The DOD driver's There will be a yard sale tomor- A yard sale will be held tomorrow SOCIALIZER'S CLUB will meet at the license is good only for government row-at 1249A Villamar from 10 a.m. at 1256A Villamar on Sixth St. Socializer's Club at 2 p.m. For vehicles. to 2 p.m. Many books, baby and adults cloth- more information call 90175, ing, metal cabinet and book shelf GITMO BAY MOTOCROSS CLUB will hold NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPENING A four-family garage sale at are a few of the items available. a race at the Sherman Avenue track, Marina Point Road from 9 a.m. to Practice starts at noon with races The Navy Exchange has the following 1 p.m. tomorrow. Items available There will be a yard sale tomor- at 1 p.m. Come join the action and job opening. A clerk is needed at are a Hi-Fi, clothes, household row at 3A East Bargo from 10 a.m. fun, the Personalized Services Center items, table top broiler, bed to noon. Items for sale are baby Tuesday through Saturday. For more spread, toys games, books and high furniture and other items. For more information call 85348. chairs. information call 96130 AWH. BOATING REGULATIONS MARINE FAMILY RESTAURANT ComNavBaseGtmo Inst 5400.2K and 1710.10 (Outdoor Sports and Wildlife FATHER'S DAY DINNER Handbook) state that all privately Pallottine fathers receive audit owned boats (barrel boats too) shall The Marine Family Restaurant will be registered with the provost mar- be serving a special Father's Day BALTIMORE (UPI)--A long-awaited vealed widespread resort and land shal. The registration number as- dinner, Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m. audit of the Pallottine Fathers investments, showed the order had signed must be plainly painted in Topping the menu is steamship shows the Roman Catholic order spent assets of $16.7 million during that large figures on both bow and stern round with baked potato, vegetable, less than six cents for each dollar period. unless otherwise exempted by the salad, rolls and ice tea or coffee it received in contributions in a The audit was published in today's provost marshal. These regula- for $3.95. recent 18-month period. edition of the Catholic Review. It tions are being repeatedly ignored During that time, from July 1974 is accompanied by a statement from by some boat owners. Effective MOTORCYCLE CLUB to December 1975, the order received a Pallottine official who apologizes immediately all offenders RACE will be $20 million in contributions, mostly for the long awaited report of the issued a citation to appear in The Gitmo Motorcycle Club will be as a result of its mass mail cam- Pallottines. court if they fail to comply with holding a special two-hour enduro paigns. the above regulations. relay race this Sunday at the Moto The missions received $1 million It made no mention of Maryland Cross track on Sherman Avenue. and the Pallottines spent $15.6 mil- Gov. Marvin Mandel. But it was an Practice is at 12 p.m., race begins lion in fund raising costs. They apparent $54,000 loan that helped at 1 p.m. Relay partners will be suffered losses of $3.5 million in pay the governor's divorce costs FTG ENLiSTED AND OFFICERS' randomly picked according to bike the stock market and other invest- that first brought adverse publicity size. This is open to street le- ments. to the order. WIVES THANK YOU TO GITMO gal motorcycles and everyone has a The audit, commissioned at the Archbishop Borders will release chance to win in this type of race, request of Archbishop William the audit formally at a news confer- FTG enlisted and officers' wives so come on out. Borders after newspaper reports re- ence today. wish to thank all Gitmo residents who donated books at the book drop CPO POOL CLOSED in the library for book fair this fall. The proceeds will go to the The CPO pool was closed at 8 a.m. Ecuador and Venezuela barred from OAS W.T. Sampson Scholarship Fund. today for approximately one week for If you are packing out this sum- maintenance. Swimming classes sched- SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)--The Organi- nation, however, took part in the mer and have old paperbacks, uled for the CPO pool will be held zation of American States expressed oil boycott that prompted congress- think about donating them to a at the Iguana pool at their regular its "profound preoccupation" yes- ional retaliation against OPEC. good cause. times. terday about 0AS exclusion of two The Ford administration said it hemisphere nations and lowered tar- opposed the conditional exclusion and Secy. of State Henry A. U.S. iff barriers by the United States. NASAL GUANTANAMO BAY, Kissinger, who took part in the BASE CUBA A resolution approved unanimously OAS ESSAYS CAN BE PICKED UP by the 23 countries taking part in assembly last week, repeated this this year's OAS general assembly stand. All bicentennial contest essays said exclusion of Ecuador and may be picked up by the authors at Venezuela "continues to disturb the base library during normal li- inter-American relations". brary hours. The FTG Officers' Cat. -Jo h Mconn l apt.f ak atin low tariff barriers for the two License requirements Wives Club would like to thank all countries were removed by Congress W.T. Sampson students who had the in 1974 because both countries are Rhode "Spirit of 76" and put forth their members of the Organization of Pet- Island, resident servicepeo- time and effort in writing these roleum Exporters, OPEC. Neither ple may get special license in ex- JO1I5dr. bill=Broome Michel1Cherry. .dio , SSSf5 essays. change for valid license at no cost. JO3 BUSy Smi . Rot WATER STATUS Special license good until 30 days tJS la Si lisU,. .Ro ODU COURSE TO BEGIN after discharge. YESTERDAY'S FIGURES: South Carolina, invalid upon expir- Th Guatanam Gazette is published according toth Old Dominion University Criminol- ation date. ogy 3f5 will begin Monday at 6:30 South Dakota, automatically extend- rules and rgulaion.''s rshi an saon n spaper p.m. in room 18 at W.T. Sampson AVERAGE CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 ed until reentrance to state or 30 High School. Books may be bought ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,178,000 days after discharge from 6 until 6:30 p.m. The cost TOTAL IN STORAGE: 19,074,000 Tennessee, license valid for 60 he, Department of theNavy. of the books is $12.95. days after discharge. Friday, June 18, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 Gitmo Bill provokes criticism of Ford WASHINGTON (AP)--Legislation es- with the President's program to tablishing a young adult conserva- hold down federal spending ano to Dialogue tion corps, which sailed through ease unemployment. the House last month, provoked Ford administration criticism yesterday The bill, which the House passed in the Senate. 291 to 70, would provide up to a Agriculture and Interior Depart- year's employment on public lands ment officials told a Senate Inter- for persons between the ages of ior Committee hearing the bill 16 and 24. would be "totally unacceptable" It would provide jobs for a four- year period and would supplement Imperial's sentiments on Bellazairo the existing Youth Conservation Corps that was created in 1970 to (Editor's Note: On June Artist jailed provide summer 7 the Gazette carried a story concerning- an work for teenagers alleged theft of $700 on conservation by Bellazairo while employed by Imperial Van Lines.) projects. for threat Both programs are modeled on the To The Editor, Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930s. SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP)--An artist, Imperial Van Lines would like to take this opportunity Paul A. Vander Myde, deputy as" to explain to who said he would kill Pres. Gerald the residents of Gitmo our sentiments regarding sistant secretary for conservatiqn, Anthony Bellazairo. Ford, has been taken into custody In the four years that Imperial has been said the program would cost $13 aboard the "Rock", this is the by federal authorities in Puerto first incident of an alleged theft. billion, a sum he said "would Rico, the U.S. Marshals be Imperial has always gone Office said inflationary and weaken to Jamaica to interview our prospective em- yesterday. the current ployees personally economic recovery." and, and as our record shows, we have had a great deal The suspect, identified as Carlos He of luck. In the case of Bellazairo, he was sent said the administration's plan to Gitmo by the Irizarry, 37, a painter as well as Ministry of Labor. CCPO then called to bring down the high level of Imperial and asked for Bellazairo a graphic artist, was charged to be employed. in joblessness is through providing U.S. District Court late Bellazairo had been employed Wednesday incentives to private industry, in Gitmo several years ago and had been with threatening discharged. The base to kill the pres- not through massive police checked his former employer and could not ident. job programs. get a reason for the discharge so we Richard Hitak, deputy assistant decided to give him a chance. The arrest came after Irizarry Bellazairo was discharged by Imperial for poor Interior secretary, said the jobs work habits before he held a news conference last week allegedly confessed to the theft. that would be created by the legis- saying he planned to become a Again we regret the incident, but we must lation are in the West, the high- point out the fine record of human bomb and blowup the president our other Jamaican employees. est rates of unemployment among when he arrives in Puerto Rico for young people are in the East. talks with foreign leaders, about A. W. (Buck) Hayes Thus the measure would involve world economy, on June 27 and 28. "high travel costs to transport FBI and secret service agents youths across the nation" and said they talked with Irizarry to af- provide for them ter the news on the job sites, conference, but his he said. arrest was delayed until Wednesday. But Interior Committee Chairman The suspect repeated what he Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., said said in the news conference to fed- Top Democrat youth unemployment is chronic eral officials, a spokesman said. throughout the United States. endorses Carter Prepare now for hurricane season

(UPI)--Almost unnoticed in the recent rash of jumpers upon the Hurricane "Winds" do much damage, 2. Listen to Advisories. Don't Jimmy Carter bandwagon was but "drowning" is the greatest cau- attempt to prove the advisory wrong. Mississippi Sen. James Eastland. se of hurricane deaths. As the storm The advisory is a combination of Eastland, the senior Democrat in approaches and moves across the satellite reports, land reports, the Senate, chairman of the Judiciary coastline, it brings huge waves, radar reports, aircraft reports, Committee and senior guru of the raising tides some 15 feet or more ship reports, upper air reports put Southern Democratic conservatives, above normal. The rise may come together by computors and a group hasn't thumped for a Democratic old Confederacy rapidly, and produce flash now have 130 of floods of meteorologists. The data is presidential candidate for 32 years. in coastal lowlands, the 270 electoral votes needed to or may come in evaluated by civilian and military His endorsement gave the former win the presidency. the form of giant waves - which are personnel before the expected track governor of Georgia even more reason Until Franklin mistakenly called "tidal Roosevelt's time, waves". of a hurricane is placed in an ad- to hope he can return a "solid the The torrential Democrats survived nationally rains produce sudden visory. As the advisories are outh" to the Democratic column in chiefly based flooding as the storm on Southern support. moves in- received they are dispatched im- W ovember. Woodrow land and its winds diminish, Wilson became President floods mediately to AFRTS Radio and T.V. An ally of Franklin Roosevelt, in 1912, constitute the for example, not just be- hurricanes greatest for your information, to ComNavBase Eastland supported the Dixiecrats cause threat. Theodore Roosevelt and and communications for official in 1948, which launched a long William Howard Taft split the GOP, actions. Advisories will save your career as a Democratic maverick. He but because of all those assured life - but you must help. Above either backed Republican presiden- The time Southern votes. to prepare for a hurri- all, ignore rumors. tial candidates or simply ignored During the cane is before it arrives. bad years for the Demo- This 3. Conditions. As condition White House races. takes planning and approriate crats, the post Civil War years and ac- are "set" take immediate, appropri- Eastland was one of Richard the 1920's, the South was about tion when needed. Here then are ate and complete action established Nixon's last Senate supporters. Now their sole solace. But in the some tips: past in COMNAVBASEGTMOINST 3440.3K (De- he's for Carter. two decades, Dixie voters generally structive Weather Plan). When your But it may not all be altruism. have cast their conservative lot 1. Prepare Now. Acquire a copy assigned tasks are complete assist With the winds of change blowing with the GOP in in national elections. of the "Destructive Weather Plan" others. Congress, had Eastland continued to Even at state and local levels, COMNAVBASEGTMOINST 3440.3K. Check 4. Recovery. After the hurricane refuse to support his party's nom- Republicans have begun to be elected your supply of: boards, tools, non- passes - wait for the "all clear" inee his judiciary chairmanship in such states as Florida, Texas, perishable food, masking tape, signal before leaving your shelter. might well be in jeopardy in Georgia, North and South Carolina, first aid kits, batteries for radio, Once "all clear" is sounded: seek January. Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama, flashlights, hurricane basket, and medical assistance - if needed, Not even Lyndon Johnson enjoyed Georgia and, meaningfully for containers for storing water. Also avoid loose or dangling wires, re- a solid South. He got a landslide Eastland, in Mississippi. don't forget to gas up the car. port broken water or sewage pipes, in 1964 without the solid support To Eastland, Carter may not only Make a mental note of "things" in exercise care in driving and prevent from Dixie that Carter may have be a southerner of Dixie pride in but the yard which must be brought in fires. Conserve stored food and the making. A sign of what may be also someone who can help keep Con- or tied down. water -- Don't Waste. in store was in Carter's dominance gress peopled once again by Southern of the Southern presidential pri- Democrats. maries. He won them all, except Wallace's Alabama, and did it without resort to the kind of regional rhetoric which makes a candidate vulnerable Pentagon ready to end elsewhere. The Republicans are so worried MIA information operation over the specter of the South re- verting to the Democrats that GOP chairmen of 10 Southern states last weekend appealed to Pres. (UPI)--The Pentagon is getting Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan to ready to dismantle the special op- stop bickering and settle their eration that was set up to gather nomination battle as smoothly and information on the Americans missing as quickly as possible. in action in Southeast Asia. Otherwise, say the Southern Roger Shields, a deputy defense Republican chieftains, Democrats secretary, talked about it before may reign in Dixie. the House Select Committee on MIA's. A solid South has greater clout He said the search unit has been in U.S. politics than ever before. transferred from Thailand to Hawaii. As the South's population has And he said it will be deactivated HURRICANES ARE KILLERS and it does not matter to the hurricane who she grown at a faster rate than the unless conditions in Southeast Asia kills. A pounding surf and a palm tree swaying in the howling wind may North, its electoral power has improve to the point where active be beautiful to some people, but during a hurricane it signifies mushroomed. the worst The 11 states of the searches can be made. is yet to come. Cuantanamo Gazette Friday, June 18, 1976 *B ARD ABA teams merge with NBA Sports in brief

(TT)--The American Basketball The Kentucky and Utah-St. Louis (UPI)--In 1961, Roger Maris hit Association went out of business players will be subject to a dis- his 23rd homer on June 17 and went yesterday. persal draft that New York Knicks' on to collect 61 four-baggers. On Four teams in the ABA yesterday Pres. Michael Burke says will be June 17, 1976, Dave Kingman socked agreed to terms with the National held sometime in the next week. his 23rd home run of the season Basketball Association to join the Burke added that players eligible raising the possibility that the older league, with each club paying in the draft will include all other 27-year-old outfielder can join a P3.2 million entry fee. The new players from former ABA teams, Maris and Babe Ruth in the 60--homer NBA squads are the New York Nets, such as the defunct San Diego and cub. Kingman homered last night Denver Nuggets, San Baltimore squads. BASEBALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY Antonio Spurs, in the 14th i-iand lifd the and Indiana Pacers. The Chicago Bulls, with the poor- New York Mers to a 1-0 victory over NATIONAL LEAGUE In a merger agreement negotiated est 1975-76 NBA record, will get the los Angeles Dodgers. at the the top choice. the New York Mets 1, Los Angeles 0 NBA Board of Governors con- Among prizes ference Philadelphia 3, San Francisco2 in Hyannis, Mass., the for- available from the Colonels and (UPI)--Chris Evert meets Russia's mer ABA teams also agreed they will Stars are Artis Gilmore, Bon Boone Clga Norozova and ' rginia Wade AMERICAN LEAGUE not receive a share of television and Marvin Barnes. battles Martina Navratileva -in th revenues for the ABA Commissioner Dave Debusschere New York Yankees 5, Chicago White next four years. semifinals of the $100,000 Colgate Sox 4 In addition, the Nets will pay the said it would take "three months to Women's Tennis Tournament at New iron out everything Baltimore 4, Texas 1 York Knicks an undisclosed in- concerning the Eastbourne, England. The top- demnity Boston .8, Oakland 3 for infringing on the merger. seeded Evert said she "needed a territory. California 2, Milwaukee 0 Knicks' tough match" to get ready for Two ABA clubs will not Minnesota 4, Detroit 0 merge with Wimbledon and she got it in the the NBA, the Kentucky Colonels and quarterfinal before beating Betty the Utah franchise which played Stove, 7-5, 6-4. last season as the Spirits of St. Kuhn to make decision Louis. (UPl)--Hotel chain owner Irving (I) Cowan confirmed yesterday that r Buffalo interests fly JLA&jAVoAi7g= trades have been given on Finley 30 days to buy the Braves basket- -- r 7" r MW tw AF ball team and block the transfer of (UPI)--Baseball Commissioner Bowie the NBA franchise to Hollywood, Kuhn held a 95-minute hearing yes- Fla. But Cowan says his "optimism All ads will be run one time only, terday '70 noedge Challenger, $500 or best into the $3 million auction has not waned" that he will event- You must submit your ad each time offer. Call 85375 DWH, ask for Ron. of Joe Rudi, Rollie Fingers and ually purchase the club and move it you wait it to be printed. Ads may Vida Blue and is expected to okay cut of Buffalo. "It seems incon- be submitted by calling 951144 be- '69 Buick Wildcat, 430 engine, a/c, the deals today. ceivable to me that a group of fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one Oakland A's owner power steering, power brake, 4 brand Charlie Finley, businessmen would spend millions of of the drop boxes. Ads which dis- new steel belted radial tires, $500, who sold Rudi and Fingers to the dollars to purchase a basketball criminate on the basis of race, sex, 8/16 barrel boat with motor, barrel Boston Red Sox and Blue to the New team to keep it in a cit th-at creed, color, or national origin will needs work, $300, and '52 Chevy York Yankees, told Kuhn he has hasn't supported it so tha- r not be accepted. The Gazette re- every intention pickup truck, $300. Call 98169 AT. of remaining in lose millions of dollars." serves the right to re-write any ad baseball and not selling his club it deems necessary. as has so often been reported. Five-piece Lugwig clear drum set, (UPT)--The College of William and Finley said be intends to use best offer over $1,000; 70 Ford Mary announced yesterday' t1at it' the money he Rancher wagon, 8 passengers with received for the three board of directors 'otedtL,_ players to rebuild the A's and that A/C, P/S, P/B, A/T, tinted glass draw from the South ern (onferenc is expected to influence Kuhn' de- for sale and luggage rack, best offer over s or. June 30, 1977. A.spokesmarsy $1,000. Call 98211 AWH. cision heavily. the Williamsbl.rg, ca., scol may Kuhn met with Finley, representa- 48 Jeep, 4 wheel, drive, good con- join another I ehelp create tives from the Yankees and Red Sox dition, best offer; '74 Honda NT- Regulator and Seaview gauge, diver's newo or become an iepenicnt. and officials of the American 250, best offer; power lawn mower, life vest, spear gun, depth gauge, league. Afterward, he told report- wheelbarrow; 9x12 green rug; color weights and weight belt, diver's Of BEACF, C ti-J" ers that the issue is whether or not TV antenna; 5 outdoor spot lights; knife, masks, snorkels, and fins. Nabor of Souther n Cal brOe the transactions are in the best in- 2 rocking chairs for lawn; 1 chaise Call 951016 AWN or see at TK11 own Americar 100-meLt bark k terest of baseball. lounge; and 6 Volkswagen tires AWH. record with a .8 second cor Some clubowners and ethers don't mounted on 5-lug wheels. Call 64245 at the :.mS.Iympic wr like the idea of Finley auctioning DWH. Front muffler with headpipe, single at Icng Beach,Clif. Pete oc off his stars and allowing the Honda 70 trail bike for parts; set pipe from manifold, new, bought for of Concord, Calif., earned thche Yankees and Red Sox to "buy a pen- of golf clubs. Call 951287 AWH. 71 Toyota wagon, may fit other mo- spot to Monre-al by finishing see dels, $13. Call 90253 AWH. nant." ornd. Metal bunkbeds with matching toy chest, colonial white with gold Three- track motorcycle trailer com- trim, $40 or without toy chest, $35; plete with straps and bumper hitch, 9'x 11' oval braided rug. $15; metal $125; 73 Honda XL 175, overhauled Amateur leads opening round of Open detector $10; electric shoe polisher, top end, excellent condition, $550. never used, $10; youth size colonial Call 85517 DWH or 85276 AWH. (UPI)--Mike Reid, a 22-year-old 1975 Open runnerup John Mahaffey, style rocking chair, $7; car seat, senior from Brigham Young University, Rod Funseth, Rick Massengale and $2; infant carrier $1; portable services is the surprise leader going into 1966 PGA winner Al Geiberger. electric organ, $5; and metal doll the second day of the U.S. Open Golf Three-time Open champion Jack Tournament outside Atlanta. Nicklaus is at house, $1. Call 96275 AT. Responsible couple wants to house 74 with 1973 Open Reid, the first amateur to lead champion Johnny Miller. Defending sit from Aug. 23 to Sept 10. For One Regeticy the opening round of an Open since champ Lou Graham started off with CR-23 CB radio, 1 ham references call HMC Baynton at 64223 radio, Marty Fleckman in 1967, said, "I a 75. 1 ham trasmitter, and Whirl- at Leeward Point dispensary. pool dir conditioner. Call 99145 would have been happy with anything under AWH. Responsible young military couple 80." Nicklaus, the pre-tournament His 67 is 13 shots under 80, needs house to sit. For references favorite, said he feels he's not three-under-par and three shots in Pioneer KP-212 car and cassette call 97191. Call Grissom at 64457 too far back in the pack although front stereo, with fast forward and fast DWH or Alice at 64345 DWH. of Masters champ Ray Floyd, he cannot afford another bad round. rewind, like new, $65 or best offer Call "B" complex room H-202 GHB and 13-year-old boy will babysit AT. ask for Greg AWH. Call 98169. Job Opportunities Air conditioners: 10,000 A/C service and repair, all work Applications will be accepted until the closing date indicated. If 23,000 guaranteed. Call 952225 or 98252 insufficient applicants have filed by the closing date, applications 24,000 AT. will be accepted until the position is filled. Applications may be made all are $400 and available 15 July; at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office. '63 Chevy; $300, available 27 July. wanted Call 95389 AWH or 85220 DWH. ANNOUNCEMENT POSITION AND GRADE SALARY CLOSING DATE Two.-drawer file cabinet. Call Lady's golf shoes, blue and white 96240 AT. 15-074-76 Office Appliance Repairer, sie 6B, like new, $10; swing set, WG-9 $5.94 ph June 25, 1976 $20 and new Magnavox stereo system Swing set an 5,000, 10,000 and 10-608-76 Electrical Engineering stand, $25. Call 90297 AT. 24,000 BTU air conditioners. Call Tech., GS-11 $16255 pa Open 64245 DWH. 39 panels of gold sheers, $2 per 20-126-76 Supv. General Supply Spec., GS-9 $13482 pa Open panel. Call 85703 AT. Old pickup truck or van and four 10-089-76 Sheet Metal Mech., WG-10 6.18 ph Open 5,500 BTU air conditioners and one Equipment Spec., GS-7 Couch, chair and footstool, couch 10-404-76 11046 pa Open used refrigerator. Call 85542 DWH. 15-018-76 Welder, WG-10 $6.18 ph Open folds out into double bed, blue- Supv. green, $100; avacado carpet, $60; 36-004-76 Firefighter, GS-9 $13482 pa Open eea green drapes with insulated lost 60-001-76 Sports Spec., GS-9 or backing,$20; dining room cafe GS-7 leading to GS-9 $11046 pa Open Ring and watch at softball field drapes, $15. Call 99153 AT. 80-135-76 Secretary (Steno), GS-4 $7976 pa June 25, 1976 #2 on Sunday. If found call 952256 55-033-76 Cash Clerk (typing) GS-4 $7976 pa June 25, 1976 AT. Harley Davidson SSX 175, good con- ditidn, $600. Call 85347 AT. for rent Applications will be accepted for the following permanent registers: 73 Kawasaki 350 street bike, excel- 10-303-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 $6296 pa Open Home in Virginia Beach. a 5 bedroom Clerk-Typist, ent condition, best offer. Call 20-015-75 GS-3 $7102 pa onern available August 1. Located in 30-037-75 Accounts Maintenance Clk, 97294 AWH. Pembroke Meadows. Convenient to GS-3 $7102 pa Open shopping center, expressway '72 Kawasaki 90, $300. Call 97245 and 45-085-75 Store Worker (Int.), WG-4 $4.73 ph Open AT. Amphibious base. Call 85402 DWH 94-001-75 Library Aid (Int.), GS-2 $6296 pa Open or 951001 ext. 310 AWH.