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Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Guantanamo's Commissary Goes ,1H// Guantanamo Bay, Cuba -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- N\ Guantanamo's commissary goes "scanning" By Lt.Cadr. I.B. Barrera Customers need not worry the past. W E News of the bay Navy Resale Activity Officer about price discrepancies, Cornissary store customers because a one hundred percent are reminded that scanning is With today's opening of the scan for bar code, price good only for grocery items Commissary, out goes price matching has been completed with bar codes. Produce will School Safety -- Motorists are reminded that school punching, and in comes price in the store. be coded with 'price look up is back in session and there is a 20 mph school zone in scanning. Guantanamo Bay's Customers will reap the (PLU)' and will be automa- effect between Nob Hill Road and Marine Site, along Commissary enters the benefit of this improvement tically priced after Sherman Ave. The school zone is in effect on school high-tech world of computer by time saved at the check weighing. Fresh and frozen, days, twice a day, from 7:15 - 8 a.m., and from 1:50 - application to grocery sales out registers. With the new locally packaged meat, will 2:35 p.m. management. Voice price price scanning system, 40 to still be price-punched the repeater will probably come 50 line items can be scanned old way. PSD Customer Service Hours -- Patrons of the next. in one minute. Under the old In case of a power outage, Personnel Detachment Guantanamo Bay are reminded that Price scanning is made method, manual price the scanning system is PSD Customer Service Hours are Monday through Friday, possible by the new 2126 NCR punching, only 15 to 20 items equipped with an external 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Emergencies anytime. Smart Registers, which are could be rung up in one diesel generator that will equipped with optical minute. provide uninterrupted power. New Arrivals-- To announce in the paper the newest scanners that read bar codes registers addition to your family, please submit to the Daily The new scanning For any further questions imprinted on each grocery the the new Commissary Gazette the parent's full names, the baby's name, the will automatically add about item. The bar codes are Commissary scanning capability, contact date of birth and weight of the baby. five percent unique with each scannable of PO1 Occiano, 4438 or 4134. Parents: LT Douglas and Mandy Fames surcharge. Also, yelling item because this is where "price checks" by check out Baby's Name: Kathryn Ann price is based. Born: August 25, 1986 the personnel will be a thing of Weight: 7 pounds, 1 ounces Parents: CM2 Michael and Becky Icenogle Baby' s Name: Joshua Michael Born: August 31, 1986 Weight: 6 pounds, 12 ounces MAC Flight Seat Availability As of September 15 (8:30 a.m.) For more information, call PSD Transportation. Date GTMO/ Norfolk/ September Norfolk GTHO 16 .82 .0 19 .43 .35 23 .99 .26 26 .73 .67 30 .78. .26 October 3 .62. 27 7 .96. 30 10 .96. 42 14 .96 .39 17 .102 .44 21 .105 .36 24 .100 .47 28 .104.30 Check out faster -- Automatic price 40 to 50 items per minute. Guantanamo "good 31 . 99 . scanners are in place in the Guantanamo Bay and getting better." (Photo by PH2 Clarence Commissary. The scanners can scan prices of Arnold) NAVNEWS '86 Joe Kennedy favored in Massachusetts primary (UPI) -- Today is Tuesday considered the favorite in a President Franklin Roosevelt, AIDS Testing Policy Update and another round of primary Democratic primary for the and Melvin King, the only People who test positive for the HTLV-III antibody elections is scheduled, this congressional seat of House black ever to reach Boston's will not be allowed to become commissioned or warrant time in Massachusetts and Speaker Thomas O'Neill, who mayoral runoff. officers, according to a recent manorandum from Deputy Washington state. Oklahoma is retiring. Kennedy and State Senator Secretary of Defense, William H. Taft, IV. The HTLV-III has a run-off. -Kennedy is the eldest son George Bachrach were believed antibody has been closely associated with the Acquired The attention will be of the late Senator Robert to be in a tight race until Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). focused on Massachusetts. Kennedy. Young Kennedy is in recently, when several key Persons who are officer candidates and test positive, Election officials predict a a crowded Democratic field endorsements pushed Kennedy will be disenrolled immediately from the program. larger than usual voter that includes James to a big lead in public Persons testing positive who are extended on active turnout- Joseoh Kennedy II is Roosevelt, grandson of opinion polls. duty prior to entering the officer program, and do not have any symptoms of the AIDS disease or progressive clinical illness, may be retained as enlisted. If the individual requests discharge, an honorable or entry level separation will be granted if it is based solely on a confirmed positive test result. People testing positive while in the Reserve Officer Training Corps will also be disenrolled. Those persons will be allowed to keep any financial support through V+ the end of the academic semester, and will not have to make repayment. Cadets and midshipmen attending the service acadamies will be discharged if they test positive, but may be granted a delay in separation until the end of the ( academic year. A cadet or midshipman in their final ~1 academic year may be allowed to graduate but without a connission. They will be granted an honorable discharge if it is based solely on a confirmed positive test result. inside CPO Indoctrination Graduates -- Today (DV) John Lesch (SIMA). Back row, left Page 2 -- Col. Jones, Legal Background is CPO Initiation day for 1986 CPO to right: SKC Gary Howland (SIMA); EMC Page 2 -- Hispanic Heritage Week selectees. The following selectees recently Fermin Bautista (NAVSTA); MSC Manuel Liwanag Page 3 -- The Saler graduated from the Naval Station CPO (NAVSTA); MSC Wayne Wilson (NAVSTA); YNC Page 4 -- NFL Standings Indoctrination Mary Bray (NAS); RMC James Williams (BCT); Page 4 -- Baseball Standings course. Front row, left to right: ABFC Clote Hemphill (Brig) ; ATC RMC Roxine Hart (BCT); BMC Earl Pinkerton Donald Morgan (VC-l0); ENC William Smith (NAVSTA); ENC Roy Hollinsworth (SIMA); and M.N. (SATCOM); MMC Larry Taylor (Commissary); BMC HMC William Smith (Hospital). (Photo by PH3 David Hanna (NAVSTA); ATC John Rousset Leon Dudley) (VC-l0); ENC Michael Cash (NAVSTA); and MMC Colonel Jones, extensive legal background the In a change of command 2D Marine Division at Camp he served as the assistant ceremony held September 8, Lejeune, N.C. European command liaison the Marine Barracks/Ground Upon his promotion to officer to the Multi-National Defense Force received a new major, he we.s assigned as Peacekeeping Forces. In July commanding officer. chief defense counsel and 1984 Col. Jones reported to Col. Gerald W. Jones later as chief trial counsel the Joint Special Operations relieved Col. James S. Adams of the 2D Division. Agency at the Pentagon, as commanding officer in a Col. Jones then served in Washington, D.C. for duty as ceremony conducted on the Okinawa as a special the legal advisor. parade deck in front of the court-martial judge and upon He was promoted to colonel headquarters building at the his return to the United July 1, 1986 and reported to Officer's Fleet Social -- Fleet Training Group Marine Site. States in July 1977 he the Marine Barracks/Ground (FTG) and NAVBASE COMO Club will host an Officer's Col. Jones, born Sept. 27, attended the advance course Defense Force in Septenber. Fleet Social Friday, Sept. 19, 6:30 p.m., on the COMO 1941 in Ellisville, Miss., at the U.S. Army Judge The colonel's decorations Club patio, featuring heavy hors d'oeuvres and a graduated from high school in Advocate General's School at include the Bronze Star Medal no-host bar. Dress is casual civilian attire. The 1959. He continued his Charlottesville, Va. with Combat "V", Defe purpose is to socialize, have fun and promote education at the University In June 1978 he was Meritorious Service Med interchange between FTG staff, NAVBASE personnel and of Southern Mississippi assigned to MCAS Cherry Meritorious Service Medal, U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships undergoing training graduating in 1962 with a Point, N.C. as a special and Joint Service Commendation here. A steak cookout for all will be available on the bachelor's degree in business genral court-martial judge Medal, Navy Commendation COMO Club patio beginning at 8 p.m. Additionally, ship administration. and was promoted to Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, personnel desiring dinner inside the COMO Club In June 1962, Col. Jones lieutenant colonel in Sept. Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry following the fleet social, should make reservations in joined the Marine Corps 1980. Assigned again to the with Silver Star and the advance by calling 2531. For more information, call Lt. Reserves and attended recruit 2D Marine Division at Camp Lebanese Order of the Cedars Cmdr. Hood, 4517. training at Parris Island, Lejeune in June 1981, he Medal. N.C. He remained in the served as the deputy staff Col. Jones is married to Marine Corps Exchange Anniversary Sale -- The reserves until he was judge advocate and later as the former Mary Montrea Moore MCX Anniversary sale has been extended until Sept. 21, commissioned as a second the staff judge advocate of Edinberg, Miss., and they due to the barge bringing more sale items.
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