Tomorrow's flight DC-8 Water Usage NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 3 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 9.80 ML - 70% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 825K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 763 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 148 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, January 4, 1990 Noriega surrenders to U.S. UPI - Panama's ousted Manuel cans who died in the operation to Transocean Airways goes bankrupt Noriega is in the United States today, make sure the mission is fully Gulf Air, Inc., d.b.a., Tran- and Vine Streets, Opelousas, getting ready for his arraignment on complete. socean Airways, Inc., has filed LA. 70570, no later than April drug-trafficking charges. The long- Calderon suggested that for bankruptcy under 11 U.S. 9. A creditors' meeting, time ruler of Panama surrendered to could be done by helping to re- Code, Chapter 11. All persons pursuant to 11 U.S.C. Section who claim that Gulf Air, Inc., or be held at 11 a.m. Pakistan - Police in Pakistan have U.S. forces last night. Noriega was build Panama. 341(a), shall charged a train station's assistant quickly flown to Florida and appar- The vice president's com- Transocean Airways, Inc., owes Jan. 9, at the Federal Building. manager with negligence. Police say ently was taken to the federal court- ments came after a meeting yes- them money must submit a For further information, he let a freight train sit at the station house in Miami. terday betweenhimself, Panama's proof of claim to the Clerk of contact the attorney for the rather than move it off the main line. At least five of Noriega's associ- president and second vice presi- the U.S. Banruptcy Court, debtor, Gerald H. Schiff, Esq., An express passenger train ates are still in the Vatican Embassy in dent and a trio of U.S. senators. Eastern District of Louisiana, P.O. Drawer 900, Opelousas, smashed into the freight train Panama City, including military com- Vice President Guillermo 252 Federal Building, Union La. 70770. today, killing more than 200 people manders and the head of Noriega's Ford says the Senators, Democrats and hurting as many as 700 others. personal police force. U.S. troops are Sam Nunn of Georgia and Charles Australia - A heat wave in still surrounding the embassy com- Robb of Virginia and Republican Australia eased today. Temperatures pound. John Wamer of Virginia, dis- CINCLANT team studies Gitmo's flights had soared to 117 degrees yesterday One of Panama's vice presidents cussed aid in general. But Ford Colonel Buck, USAF, CIN- flights. and caused brushfires across New is calling for the United States to pay says no amount was seL CLANT (Commander in Chief At- Also discussed was the impor- South Wales. Most of the fires were for reconstruction in the Central The arrival of another top lantic) MAC (Military Airlift tance of making sure folks under- controlled today with the help of American nation following the U.S. American official in Panama Command) Liaison Officer and a stand the DOD early morning rain. directives concerning invasion to oust Noriega. yesterday increased speculation group of officers from CIN- "Space available". Panamanian Vice President Ri- that talks with the Vatican over the Mexico - A search continues for CLANTFLT are visiting Gitmo this The group arrived Tuesday and survivors of a scuba diving boat with cado Arias Calderon said America has fate of Noriega were being raised week. The team is here to study will be departing today. 16 people aboard, including 12 a moral responsibility" to the Ame asto a new level. ways tonimprove passenger transpor- Americans that reportedly exploded tation and postal services to and and sank in the Gulf of California from Gitmo. Wednesday morning Oil spills causing near the Mexican coast. The Coast Romania has Soviets' support the group met with members of the Guard reports at least two people Naval Air Station and the Naval Base problems for U.S. aboard the craft were rescued UPI - The official Soviet news cized him for not showing the to identify the bases' needs and to A trio of fuel spills yesterday. agency TASS says Moscow had tried same insight on domesticpolicies. are causing brain strorm possible proposals to problems for communities in the in vain for years to force Romanian Ceausescu did not send Roma- - put forward to CINCLANTFLT. eastern part of the United States. Bulgaria A reform measure hard-liner Nicolae Ceaus scu to loosen nian troops to the Soviet-led War- adopted by the new government of Some early proposals made during Authorities in New York yester- up on his autocratic domestic rule. saw Pact invasion of Czechoslo- Bulgaria has some of the the meeting were operating the day said it would take two days to The TASS analysis of the iron- vakia in 1968. And Ceausescu country's residents upset. The MAC flights through Miami in clean up a home heating oil spill in fisted ruler who was killed on Christ- retained relations with Israel government announced that it is re- addition to Norfolk and investigat- the Arthur Kill Waterway separating mas Day, praised him for bold new when the Soviets broke relations versing an official policy of dis- ing the possibility of using commer- foreign policy initiatives, but criti- with Israel in 1967. crimination against the country's cial airlines or using contractor Please see OIL SPILLS, Moslem ethnic Turks. apge 3 (continued.page 3) Gitmoites interested in space may apply for new program Space Training Course, conducted By TOM JOYCE and is only a small fraction of the space- how the available space assets can by the 3301st Space Training JOSN LISA M. ENLOE related work performed by the mili- help them perform their missions. Squadron, Lowry Air Force Base, tary. Day-to-day military space ac- Fourteen weeks isn't much time Colo. There, select officers from tivities in the past decade include SUSA A speck of paint so tiny that it to leam the basics of esoteric sub- all the military services undergo work with satellites and other space wouldn't be noticed by anyone on earth jects such as astronautics and rocket 14 weeks of rigorous News drew lots of attention after a recent classroom vehicles used for communications, design. That's probably why most of flight of a U.S. space shuttle. Traveling instruction to prepare them for ca- weather forecasting and intelligence the student's entering the training reers in space operations. collection. Los Angeles - Authorities say at 17,000 miles per hour, the speck have extensive backgrounds in the If two men found shot to death in a slammed into the front window of the you are interested in this Undergraduate Space Training, engineering science. Each officer car parked in a south Los Angeles shuttle, causing a small chip. However, field, are already an officer inter- however, focuses almost exclusively will be put through a rigorous screen garage this week were killed had itbeenjust abit larger itmighthave ested in this program or interested on the fundamentals required to before being accepted. over drugs. The victims were not shattered the window and possibly in becoming an officer and spe- operate in three areas: space surveil- America is back in space in a big identified, but authorities said destroyed the orbiter. cializing in this field, contact the lance and missile warning, satellite way, so these space operations offi- their murders are probably drug- Dodging orbiting debris is one of Education Service Office at 4553. operations, and command and con- cers can expect in creasing moments related. The bodies were found many challenges facing the Depart- They will be able to give you a trol. in the limelight. They may be the yesterday. ment of Defense as it increases its role point-of-contact who will be able In order to qualify for the pro- people who get military satellites to togiveyouthe specifics on putting Nebraska - The Pentagon has in space. One of DoD's bigger chal- gram, you must have a strong work- perform their glamorous high-tech your package told the family of an Army lenges, however, is to make sure it has together. ing knowledge about the science and missions. But even if they quietly infantryman from Nebraska an enough trained officers to manage its Many people believe, technology of space, and you must tack space junk, no one can say the investigation into his accidental critical space assets. wrongly, that the military role in know how each of the satellite sys- job's dull, unless that's what one death by non-hostile fire in The latter challenge is being ad- space is limited to the Strategic tems in the U.S. inventory interoper- calls keeping the nation's security Panama should be completed in a dressed through the Undergraduate Defense Initiative. Actually, SDI ate. You must also be able to explain and space shuttles out of harm's way. week to 10 days. Specialist Fourth Class Wallace Duff Jr. died 13 days after the U.S. invaded Pan- ama. January is a month of famous births, famous events Editor'snote: This is the second of The war ended two years laterwith (11th), Patriot Paul Iowa - Unexpected amounts of Revere (first), Cezanne (23rd and 19th respec- a two-part series on snow closed some major the historical the fall of South Vietnam in April Benjamin Franklin (17th), John tively) and Explorer Sir Henry Mor- events during the highways in Iowa this morning. month of January. 19, 1975. Hancock (23rd) and Betsy Ross ton Stanley (28th), who asked, "Dr. The forecast was for up to two This article starts with the year 1919. January boasts many famous (first), Benedict Arnold also was Livingston, I presume?" inches, but more than seven sons and daughters, they include born Jan. 14. In literature, American writers inches fell in some areas. UPI - In 1919, the major world four American Presidents, 13th Other American notables in- Edgar Allen Poe (19th), Carl Oklahoma's panhandle received powers convened the Versailles Peace President Willard Fillmore Jan. 7, clude Governor John Winthrop of Sandburg (6th), Jack London (12th) about one inch of snow. The Conference on the 18th, following the 1800; 25th President William the Massachusetts Bay Colony and Edith Wharton (24th) storm began as freezing rain, were born end of World War I the previous No- McKinley Jan. 29, 1843; 32nd (12th), American Naval Hero then rapidly tumed to snow. in January, as well as Jakob Grimm vember. The conference established President Franklin D. Roosevelt Stephen Decatur (fifth), Senator and of fairy tales fame (4th) and British the ill-fated League New York - New York Con- of Nations Jan. 10, Jan. 30, 1882; and 37th President Orator Daniel Webster (18th), Con- poets Robert Burns (25th) and gressman Robert Garcia, the 1920. Richard Nixon Jan. 9, 1913. federate Gen. Stonewall Jackson George Gordon, Lord Byron (22nd). Bronx democrat convicted last Jan. 28, 1986, the space shuttle Martin LutherKing Jr.'s birth- (21th) and Robert E. Lee (19th) and The birthstone for January is the year of conspiracy and extortion Challenger exploded less than 90 sec- day is Jan. 15 and observed this World War II and Korean War Gen. game. It comes in various shades of in the WedTech scandal, an- onds after its launch. All seven crew- year on the same day. George Douglas MacArthur (28th). color but the most common is red. nounced his resignation, as of Jan. members, including Teacher-Astro- Washington Carver, a black- January birthdays also include According to the American associa- 7. Garcia said he can no longer naut Christa McAuliffe, were killed. American scientist, was born Jan. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover (first), tion ofjeweler's legend has effectively serve his district. it that the And Jan. 27, marks the date when 5, which Congress designated Italian Renaissance politician and garnet will ward off accidents for the United States, North Vietnam, George Washington Carver Day. (continued.page 3) patron Lorenzo De Medici (first), travelers. The flower for January is South Vietnam and the Viet Cong American founding fathers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (27th), the camation, although some lean signed an agreement to end the Viet- and statesman born in January Doctor Albert Schweitzer, French toward the snowdrop, which often nam War.It was signed in Paris in 1973. include Alexander Hamilton painters Edouard Manet and Paul blooms in the snow. PAGE 2, TUnanAY, JANUARY 4, 1990, GuARTA NAo D A YGA2rm Change in R&R/day-shopper procedures and1flight schedules In the past, R&R and day-shop- ited names from commands base- pers were scheduled months in ad- wide as soon as we realized that the vance, but were frequently canceled designatedcommands werenotgoing Active Duty due to last minute operational com- to use their seats. Monthly Basic Pay Table mitments. In an effort to preclude the We're therefore going to try a Effective Jan. 1, 1990 disappointments that system caused, new system. Any person eligible for we are now publishing the R&R R&R/day-shopper may submit his/ Years of Service schedule only two weeks in advance. her name for any trip. Two days prior Hopefully most operational commit- to the trip, the Operations Office will PAY ments will be known by that time. select six people for each trip based GRADE <2 >2 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 26 Because a two-week schedule totally on the date of their last R&R. contains considerably fewer seats That is, the person who had an R&R Commissioned Officers than a three-month schedule, assign- six months ago will be chosen above ment of those seats by command the person who had an R&R two 0-10 591630 612450 612450 6124.50 6124.50 6359.40 6359.40 *6711.90 *6711.90 *7122.60 *7122.60 *7125,00 *7125.00 *7558.50 0-9 5243.40 5380.80 5495.40 5495.40 5495.40 5635.20 5635.20 5869.80 5869.80 6359.40 6359.40 *6711.90 *6711.90 *7122.60 grouping, as we've done in the past, months ago. The person who has been 0-8 4749.30 4891.50 5007.60 5007.60 5007.60 5380.80 5380.80 5635.20 5635.20 5869.80 6124,50 6359.40 6516.00 6516.00 no longer seems to be practical. For here nine months and never had an 0-7 3946.20 4214.40 4214.40 4214.40 4403.40 4403.40 4658.70 4658.70 4891.50 5380.80 5751.00 5751.00 5751.00 5751.00 this two-week schedule, for example, R&R will be chosen above the person 0-6 2925.00 3213.60 3424.20 3424.20 3424.20 3424.20 3424.20 3424.20 3540.30 4100.10 4309.50 4403.40 4658.70 5052.60 we would somehow have to divide 12 who had been here six months and 0-5 2339.10 2746.80 2936.70 2936.70 2936.70 2936.70 3025.50 3188.10 3402.00 3656.70 3866.40 3983.40 4122.60 4122.60 0-4 1971.90 2401.20 2561.40 2561.40 2608.80 2724.00 2909.70 3073.20 3213,60 3354.60 3447.30 3447.30 3447.30 3447.30 seats between the 11 established never had an R&R. 0-3 1832.40 2048.70 2190.30 2423.40 2539.20 2630.40 2772.60 2909.70 2981.40 2981.40 2981.40 2981.40 2981.40 2981.40 groups. If the new system proves to be too 0-2 1597.80 1745.10 2096.40 2166.90 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 2212.20 The assignment of seats by com- difficult, we will revert to the old 0-1 1387.20 1444.20 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 1745.10 0 mand grouping also proved less than system or find anew way. Ifyouhave Commissioned Officers With Over Four Years Active Duty effective in filling seats. R&R and suggestions about themanagementor As An Enlisted Member or Warrant Officer day-shopper flights frequently went the R&R/day-shopper program, out half-empty even though we solic- please contact YNC Schaefer at4366. 0-3E - - - 2423.40 2539.20 2630.40 2772.60 2909.70 3025.50 3025.50 302550 3025.50 3025. 50 3025.50 0-2E - - - 2166.90 2212.20 2282.10 2401.20 2493.00 2561,40 2561.40 256140 2561.40 2561.40 2561.40 Today in mu sic 0-tE - - - 1745.10 1864.20 1932.90 2002.80 2072.70 2166,90 2166.90 2166.90 2166.90 2166.90 2166.90 Warrant Officers Just one birthday from today's Rock Nowels. The LP is expected to music calendar.Guitarist John be out by the coming Spring, W-4 1866.90 2002.80 2002.80 2048.70 2141.70 2236.20 2330.10 2493.00 2608.80 2700.30 2772.60 2862.30 2958.00 3188.10 McLaughlin is 48. "They're not going to get that from W-3 1696.80 1840.50 1840.50 1864.20 1885.80 2023.80 2141.70 2212.20 2282.10 2350.20 2423.40 2517.60 2608.80 2700.30 W-2 1485.90 1607.70 1607.70 1654.80 1745.10 1840.50 1910.40 1980.30 2048.70 2120.70 2190.30 2259.30 2350.20 2350.20 me," adding that "there is no more W-1 1238.10 1419.60 1419,60 1538.10 1607.70 1677.00 1745.10 1817.10 1885.80 1956.30 2023.80 2096.40 2096.40 2096.40 The rest of the music almanac. Cars." In 1954, Elvis Presley records Enlisted Members two demo records- "Casual Love John Williams and the Boston E-9 ------2171.70 2220.60 2271.00 2322.90 2374,80 2421.00 2548.20 2796.00 Affair" and "I'll Never Stand In Your Pops Orchestra have signed an exclu- E-8 - - - - - 1821.30 1873.20 1922.70 1972.50 2024.70 2071.20 2122.20 2246.70 2496.90 Way"- on acetate at a Public Studio in sive long-term recording contract E-7 1271.40 1372.50 1423.50 1473.30 1523.40 1572.00 1622.40 1672.80 1748.70 1798.20 1848.30 1872.30 1998.00 2246.70 Memphis operated by Sun Records' with the Sony Classical Division of E-6 1094.10 1192.20 1242.00 1294.80 1343.10 1391.70 1443.00 1517.40 1564.80 1615.50 1640.10 1640.10 1640.10 1640.10 Sam Phillips. Elvis meets Phillips, CBS records. E-5 960.00 1044.90 1095.60 1143.30 1218.30 1268.10 1318.50 1366.80 1391,70 1391.70 1391.70 1391.70 1391.70 1391.70 E-4 895.50 94560 1001.10 1078.80 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 1121.40 his future producer, for the first time. Since the early 1930's.the Pops E-3 843.60 889.80 925.50 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 962.10 In 1974, "Performance," a film has been the most-recorded orchestra E-2 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811,80 811.80 811.80 811.80 811.80 starring Mick Jagger as a jaded, deca- in the world. E1 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 724.20 dent rock star, opens in London. E-1"* 669.60 ------And in 1978, Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green marries Jane People in Maryland who missed SBasc Pay is limited to $6,516.60 by Level V of thecective Scedulo. " More than four months Samuel in Los Angeles. their rockfish can now eat it to their Less than our months hearts delight. OASOFM&PH1MM&PP) C Today's pop music quiz: Mick Five years ago, Maryland's state Jagger's second solo album came out legislature banned harvesting the in the fall of 1987. What wasitcalled? endangered species in the Chesap- Answer: "Primitive Cool." eake Bay. But thanks to the Acquafarms in Now, a look at music and the nearby Pennsylania, a restaurant in second time. people making it, today. Annapolis, Maryland, was able to In 1990, Thortonentered theNew serve the fish for the first time in the Year backwards for a second straight News and Entertainment If you wondered about what for- state since 1985. year. He walked non-stop for a dis- mer cars leader Rick Ocasek has been Maryland also has the rockfish tance of 95.7 miles News On backwards.beginning New Year's Channel 2 up to the past couple of years, he says farming operations, but those fish are 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) Eve and ending New Year's Day. 4:00 SESAME STREET he's been busy building a recording not yet big enough to be served in 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 5:00 MOTOR WEEK '90 studio in his home and writing songs restaurants. His trip back into the future was Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) probably prettyboring, because of all 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and a book of poetry. 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 the distance traveled was done travel- Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) And now, Ocasek has returned to 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT ing back and forth across a footbridge Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) the studio to work on his next solo Anthony Thorton, of Minneapo- 6:30 on the Univeristity of Minnesota's 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) CNN HEADLINE NEWS album, which he's co-producing with lis, went back into the future.for a Campus. Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 7:00 STAR TREK Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) 8:00 NBA BASKETBALL: Philadel Some odds of this.Some ends of that 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) phia 76ers vs. Dallas Mavericks All movies begin at 7 p.m. Muscleman Hulk Hogan and hopes "that the trauma of this unfor- tunate event is over and Richard can Downtown Lyceum Comedian Richard Belzer have The Naked get on with his life." Former Carter Administration Gun.Comedy (PG-13).1:24 reached an out-of-court settlement in McCalla Lyceum the $5 million lawsuit Belzer filed National Security Advisor Zbigniew Actor Jose Ferrer is hoping to Brzezinski says Poland and Czecho- Little Nikita. Drama (PG).1:37 after he was injured during a TV Marine Lyceum wrestling demonstration. A lawyer bring a little holiday cheer to Pana- slovakia should form a federation to manian children following the U.S. protect themselves from the Soviet Child's Play.Horror (R).1:27 for Hogan and the other defendants, Leeward Lyceum including "The 'A' Team's" Mr. T- intervention in the Central American Union on one side.and from what Who Frame Roger Rabbit.Comedy (PG-13).1:44 says the settlement was reached just Nation. The oscar winner is helping may become a re-united Germany on before jury selection was scheduled with a toy drive for Panama's day of the other. Brzezinski, who was born to star in the civil trial in New York. the Magi Celebration this weekend. in Warsaw, spoke in Polish this week Belzerneeded eight stitches toclose a Pan Am will fly the toys to Panama, during alivebroadcast from the voice head wound he suffered when Hogan where they'll be delivered by U.S. of America Studios in Washington. GITMO PEOPLE used him as a practice dummy on a soldiers on Sunday, in honor of the He fielded questions from Polish March 1985 edition of Belzer's cable day of the Magi, also known as reporters in Warsaw. Brzezinski said This supervisor works at the Aircraft Intermediate Maintence De- TV show. Mr. T and the Hulkster Epiphany. The Holy Day, which is Communism has now been "Fully partment on NAS, supervising the overhaul and testing of com- wereontheshow topromote Wrestle- observed in many Latin American discredited" in Eastern Europe and is ponents in the hydraulics shop. He is: 0 mania I when Hogan demonstrated a Countries, commemorates the gifts still attractive only in some Latin chin lock on Belzer, who ended up the three wise men are said to have American Countries that are anti- NAME: slumped on the floor and uncon- delivered to the baby Jesus. American. Tommy Mitchell scious. Belzer's attorney says he The Pentagon says about 160- Indiana State Police Trooper HOMETOWN: Guantanamo Gazette. women soldiers have take part in the Craig Adolph has some very sore Demopolis, Ala. combat in Panama-in the most toes, but at least they're not broken. TIME IN GITMO: Naal Base Guanianamee Cub. Bay, widespread use of gun-wielding His feetwererunoverby acaronNew 1 year, 9 months female troops in any U.S. conflict. Year's Day as he tried to question a CHOICES: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER Army policy bars women from seek- man suspected of drunken driving. RECREATION: Captain John S. Boyd ing out and engaging the enemy in Officials say Adolph had parked his Sitting at home and chatting PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER combat, but female soldiers who patrol car at a roadblock in Angola, LCDR John Griffin MOVIE: come underfire are allowed to defend Ind., when Joseph Souers who al- Scarface EDITOR themselves and return gunfire. And ready was being chased by three po- ANIMAL: JOC Bill Dougherty they did in Panama. Army spokes- lice agencies, went around the STAFF My woman Paige Eversole says "There trooper's car and drove through a Cockapoo, "Maxine" 1 JO Fred A. Dias LIFE'S GOALS: JOSN Lisa M. Enloe was no conscious decision to send churchyard. The car stalled when JOSN Christine Corbin-Kruer women, and there was no conscious here-started the engine and drove To evolve intellectually in order to evolve overall. Kristen L. Adkins decision not to send women," adding over Adolph's feet. Souers was ar- MY SECRETS TO SUCCESS: that those who went were members of rested laterwhen he lost control of his To be your own person. This is an authonzed DoD publicatia. Con- tents are edited by Public Affairs and do not military units ordered to Panama. She car andhit autility pole. He's charged adds that there necessarily reflect the view ofthe US. Navy. It were no casualties with resisting law enforcement and NOTE: Call PAO at4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People" is printed five times weekly at government ex- among the women soldiers. driving while intoxicated. PAGE 3, TuRsDAY, JANUARY 4, 1990, GUAN-ANAMO DAH.Y GAzrE CLASSIFIEDS

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The Fumniture Store has receive a shipment of Station #1, for mandatory tmg. at 1 p.m., Tues., Overhaulgasket kit, timing chain, timing gear rocks and fully reclines, tan w/gray, pink and #760.Lewardresidentsmay call inadsat4502/ Douglas Furniture, inexpensive dining em. Jan. 9. set, oil pump, 6 pistons, valve liftess, camshaft, white vertical pin stripes, $75. Call 3955. 4819. sets, limited quantities. Hours of operation, YOUTH ACTIVITIES flywheel, rebuilt starter, water pump, piston Single bnok bed wl2 drawer. Call 4509 AWH. Tues to Sat., 10 a.m. to5 p.m. Teens will welcome in the new decade at a New rings, main and rod bearings, rod bolts. Call MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS Year's party Sat., Jan. 6, at Saturday's, music PO1 Shelhamer at 6336 DWH or 6184/6363 Mountain bike, male, black, 21 miles, speed/ "Tax Issues forthe FHC Provider" will be dis- will be played from 7:30 to 11 p.m. FMI, call AWH. odometer, no rust, stored indoor, $50. 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Stroller, individuals interested in developing and coor- nection Night"Thurs., Jan. 11, at 7p.m. FMI, Just how many bananas can you eat? Pre-teens 20 ft. Sea Ray, new eng. and outdrive, work $20. Playpen, $10. Baby weight scale, upto30 dinating a group of people who want to learn call Dorletta at 6330. will find out Thurs., Jan. 4, at the Youth Ctr. done by Norfolk Marine, s/b cert., all electron- lbs., $10. Potty chair, $2 Plastic baby carrier, mare about inventing and thebenefitsof a club. Stroll over to the Officer's Club Sat., Jan. 20, Banana Eating Contest. FMI, call 4075. ics included,$6,500 OBO, must sell. Call 3719 $5. Front pack baby carrier, $3. Call 3650. ~H .contact Mike Adams at 3381. for a westemstyleHailandFarewell,at6p.m., Let's see which pre-teen can blow the biggest AWH. Soft-sided suitcases and garment bags, $10 ea. lWehovab's Witnesses or others interested in tickets avail. at the club or from your rep., $8 bubble during the "Bubble Gum Blowing Con- 16 ft. fiberglass over wood, wide beam w/25 Call 2778. meeting with us for a weekly bible study, call per person. FMI, call 2531. test" at the Youth Ctr., Sat., Jan. 6, at 6 p.m., h.p. rag., 40 h.p. Mercury for parts, 10 h.p. Lawn mower, 3.5 h.p., used 6 times, $80 firm. 3439/3158. Batman is on his way to Gitmo to help the bubble not included. FMI, call 4075. Mercury.Call4220/4136DWH or 2780AWH. Call3126, after 3 p.m. Central Fidelity willhavea teller atLeeward pt. Clipper Club celebrate "Nat'l Batman Day" 9 ft. "Bay Runner Catamaran," unique and fea- Slide projector, Vivitr 3000, $135,used once. Tues., Jan. 9 and Fri., Jan. 12. Fri., Jan. 12, costume contest. FMI, call Dor- FOR SALE sible for the Gitmo Bay, serious inquiries only. Call Jim at 2922 AWH. letta at 6330. Call 3955. Scars Kenmore vacuum w/attachments, bags BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Learn the basics of photography at the 4-wk. APPLIANC~ES CAREERS and belt, works good. $20 OBO. Huffy girl's Joseph Michael was born to CPO Billy and Introduction to Photography class, beginning Whirlpool washer, excel. cond., 2 yrs. old, $350. 12x18 brown and beige w/pad shades, $65. bike, clean, good cond., $20 OBO. Call 3352/ Diane Newton Dec. 22, 1989, 8 lbs. 1 oz. Mon., Jan. 8, at the Photo Reflex Club. Will Call 2778. 12x12 brown, $110. Call Randy at 4693/2318 2050, between 10a.m. and p.m. BRAO.ZUII meetevery Mon. and Wed.,from 6:30 to 8:30 Kenmore heavy duty dryer, $60. FMI, call 2490, DWH or 3984 AWH. Matress, fits full size bed, $10. Canister set, Special thanks to Dr. Griggs and the hospital p.m., $30/student, $5lab fee. FMI, call Amy at after 6 p.m. COMPUTER EOUIPMFNT mushrooms w/clock, napkin holder and salt/ staff. Diane Newton. 3246. AUTI SWAN EGA video car w256K RAM and pepper shaker, $30. BBQ grill, $10. Gas grill, Thanks to all Reef Raiders involved in finding, Enter Project Player's Winter Poetry contest, '63 Sports Coupe Lemans, 326 eng., nice car to software, never used, $100 firm. Call 2778. $20. Home interior and gift pictres. Call purchasing, cleaning and moving to our new anytopic, deadline Wed., Jan. 31, 4 p.m., turn restore, $300. Call CPO Newton at 4624 DWH Commodore 128, single 1571 disk drive, Com- Randy at 4693/2318 DWH or 3984 AWH. clubhouse at Marine Marina. It is wonderful. in atMWRrInfo. office. FMI, callAmy at 2504, or2493 AWH. modore 1526 printer, dot matrix. SR 3000 Tamron SP zoom lens, 35-80 mm CF Macro, Grateful members. all age categories. '74 Pinto s/w, bronze, $400. Call Randy at 4693 RGB colormonitor,plenty of paper asst'd disk, $80. Call 2490, after 6p.m. Many thanks to theGBOWC, NEX, Supplyand Join the "Lucky Ten" lunch bunch at the DWH or 3984 AWN. monitor needs some repair, $300 takes all. Call Nintendo game set, $85. Assortment of Nin- to all those who contributed toys for the Officer's Club. Have lunch with us 10 times '74 Chevy Impala, $600. FMI, call 2490, after 6 2164. tendo games between $25 and $30. Kid's capt. children of Puerto Rico, victims of Hurricane during the month and your next lunch is free, p.m. DIYE.GEAR bed, outstanding cond., $450 OBO. Call 3581 Hugo. The kids in Puerto Rico. membership cards avail. at the club. FMI, call '75 Plymouth Cricket, one owner. that is at a Ikelite underwater disc camera, excel. cond., AWH, ask for David or leavemsg. CERAMIC NOTES 2531. time, never city driven/great for minefield driv- lots of extras, strobe included, film, carrying Materity clothes, winter and summer, me- Start the new year with an Adult Beginner ce- Enjoy a "South of the Border" atmosphere ing pending approval of MFM, where else but case, all for $150. Dacar console, $75. Call dium and 1g., very reasonable prices. Baby ramic class scheduled every Sat, Jan. 6 to Feb. every Mon. evening at the Clipper Club, Gitmo can you get so little for so much, runs 2845. gate, $10. Call 2799. 10, from 9 to 11:30 a.m., $20 classfee. Register variety of dishes, buffet style. FMI, call good, new brakes, radials, $800ffirm. Call4636/ Two snorkeling BC, like new, $60 for both. Rowing machine, $25. Call 2845. at Ceramic Hobby Shop or call 4640. Dorletta at 6330. 3489. DacorTurbo-flex fins, men's 1g. and mask,$25 Two Harbrace college handbooks, $20 e. One Join instructor, Lori Moyer, for a 3-session lEX NOIEA '77 AMC CJ7, 232 C/I, 3-spd., mech. sound, for both. Floating dive flag, $5. Call 6065. Models for Expository Writing, $10, for CCC ceramic class in underglazing beginning Thur., The Chrysler, GM dealer will be at Personal- needs body or body work, excel tread, great for Dacor dive knifeand light, $16for both. Weight ENG 101. Call 2849DW. Jan. 18, from 7 to 9 p.m., $12/person. Register ized Service Sat.,Jan. 6, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Gitmo or return Conus (with work), $2,000 belt, 11 lbs., $7. Three Coleman 75K Kendle LEId at Ceramic Hobby Shop or call 4640. Rebates are avail. If your leaving in the Apr.- firm. Call 3955, after 10 a.m. or before 9 p.m., power lights, $25 forall 3. Call 6065. 9 wk. old Bassett mix puppy. Call 3969. CLOSURE Jime time frame now is the time to buy to have answer machine. UBNIIURE Cocker Spaniel, male, neutered, 8 yrs. old., The Youth Ctr. will be closed for teen open it at the MAC Terminal. '78 Ford Mustand II h/b, a/t, p/a, p/b, reliable, King size waterbed, heaterliner andtwo sets of needs a home withno children or older children, recreation Sat, Jan. 6, due to a tees New Year's OUTAGFS avail. Jan. 30, $1,200. Call 2778. sheets, $100. FMI, call 2707. all shots up-to-date. Call 3617. partyat "Saturday's." FMI, callPatrickorKatie There will be scheduled outages on the '79 Ford Fairmont, a/t, p/s, p/b, very reliable, Living rm. set: nice sofa, lovseat, coffee table Female cat, approx. 1.5 yi. old, spaded and at 4075. following dates and locations: Tues., Jan. 9, $1,400 OBO. Call 3581 AWH, ask for David or and 2 endtables,wallunit,excel. cond. CallBill declawed, all shots up-to-date. Call 3617. Due to an annual physical inventory Servmart from 8 to 11 a.m., Bldg. 798 and Bldg. 835; leave msg. at 4510 DWH. Medium tan colored dog, loves children, play- will be closed Jan. 20 to Jan. 26. Sat., Jan. 13, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., all of Pier '87 Yugo GV, 2-dr. h/b, front wheel drive, 4- Bedroom set: full size box spring mattress, ful. Call 3675.

Buy orselleal estate anywhere in the U.S. from herein Gitmo,licensedrealestatereferralsales- Health and consumer tips for the average Gitmo person pemon. Call Robert Scott at 2164. UPI - Researchers say that os- TWO WHEELERS about its effect on men. trying toexerciseregularly and eating weight loss plain, it's known as the '86 Honda Rebel 250, like new cond., very low teoporosis or the thinning of bones Orwoll says that while the well to try to minimize the loss. Real Miami Heart Institute Diet. miles, blue, cover, shop manual and helmet with age, isn't just something that amount of bone loss in men was included, $1,800 OBO by Feb. 1. Call P01 affects older women. much less than what was lost by The Miami Heart Institute says The National Cattleman's As- Shelhamer at 6336 DWH or 6184/6363 AWH. Anew study of 77 menby Oregon postmenopausal women, the levels that if you're trying to shed those soc. says a revamped image has led '86 Yamaha ll00 Virgo,4Kmiles,oneowne, Health Sciences University in Port- for men were much greater than had pounds you gained over the holidays, to a surge in the popularity of beef in lots of old/chrome plating, outstanding cond., land shows for the first time that been expected, based on earlier stay away from a diet billed as the America. $3,500. Call 3421, leave msg. males experience a loss of bone as research. Miami Heart Institute Three-day '85 Kawasaki 454 Ltd., 4K miles, excel. cond., The group's recent "state of the 2 helmets, great deal at $1,200. Call 2845. they age. Dr. Eric Orwoll, wholedthe The findings indicate thateither Diet. beef industry" report said that de- WANIF study, calls theproblem"significant" the amount of bone loss men expe- Officials at the hospital and re- mandhas stabilizedandbeef's image Upholsterer wanted to restore antique sofa. Call in men as well as women. rience is greater than had been search center say the diet was not has improved because the industry 4636 OWN or 3558 AWH. Osteoporosis was already known thought or that it's increasing, developed by their cardiologists or has responded to consumer health Tethook for MATH 107, Math for the Trades. to be a common problem among which may explain why fractures dieticians. The so-called diet in- concerns. Call Pete at 3250. women, causing millions of bone have became more and more com- cludes three days of hot dogs, crack- John Lacey, president-elect of Babysitterneeded, F/I,Tformyinfant. Call2493. fractures each year. Although there mon among men. ers, cottage cheese and ice cream. the Denver-based group, says beef YARD.SALE Villamar - 276-A Sat., 8a.m. to 2p.m., toys, have been numerous studies of the Orwoll says more research is Institute spokeswoman Cheryl processors and marketers are trim- books, clothes, photo materials, etc. problem in women, little is known needed to explain the bone loss and Chapman says most people can tell at ming meat closer and are starting to Villamar - 1224-B Sat., 8 to 11 am., living/ figure out the best way to prevent it. a glance that the diet isn't legit. The cut and package smaller, more con- dining/bedroom andsmallfum., oddsandends, In the meantime, he recommends institute does actually have a genuine venient portions. no early birds. Kittery Beach - 369-A Sat., 8a.m. to?, pre- WORLD NEWS.fm. pg.1 packout sale, children's, men's and women's clothes, movie carecra, projector, scree and Poland --Former U.S. National Today in Entertainment much mom. Granadillo Pt. - 2-A Sat, 7:30 to 10 am., Security Advisor Zbigntew Brzezinski UPI - Descendants of the and of soldiers in the 54th Infantry to Vanessa Redgrave "the best actress packout, girl's, toddler's, men's and women's is urging Poland and Czechoslovakia Black Infantrymen depicted in the a memorial honoring the 54th Regi- alive," adding that "She does a wider clothes, other misc. items. to unite ina federation to compete with movie "Glory" joined Massachu- ment. Dukakis laid a wreath at the stretch of parts and she takes more the Soviet Union on the east and a re- setts Governor Michael Dukakis memorial and descendants of Shaw chances than any other actress united Gerany on the west. this week in honoring the Civil War laid flowers. alive." Brzezinski, who was born in Warsaw, Group. "Glory," which was directed by Heston concedes that he and told a radio audience in Poland that the In July 1863, Col. RobertGould "Thirtysomething" Creator Edward Redgrave, the Oscar and Emmy win- 1AY0IING time has come for the merger. which Shaw led the 54th Massachusetts Zwick, has already been nominated ner know for her support of Leftist was first suggested between the two Volunteer Regiment into an attack for a Golden Globe "Best Picture" causes, have different political POST 46 World Wars. on Ft. Wagner in South Carolina, Award. views. In his words, "Vanessa makes Tonight's Dinner: TBD where Shaw and 32 of the unit's Jan. 11, "Glory" will premier in Jane Fonda look like Herbert ATIONAL NEWS.tm. pg.1 soldiers, some black and some New England with a showing in Bos- Hoover." Friday's Lunch: TBD white, were killed in battle. ton to benefit the Museum of Afro FILIPINO FOOD STAND Tennessee -- Sheriffs police in Ripley, The story is told in the newly American History and The Friends of Reports say that two expensive Friday's Lunch: Chicken Chop Tenn., are trying to figure out why an released Tri-Star Pictures film the Public Garden. Boston condos have become avail- 82-year old man befriended by "Glory," which stars actor Matthew able, now that Cher has moved out Sucy sheriffs' deputies shot and killed the Broderick as Shaw and also Denzel Actor and conservative activist after three months of filming the BLUE CARIBE deputies at point-blank range. Police Washington, Cary Elnes and Mor- Charlton Heston won't letpolitics get movie "Mermaids" in the area. say deputies were giving the Gary, Tonight's Dinner: Comish gan Freeman. in the way of appreciating a good Thecondos attheparkside, over- Ind., man a ride in the back of their Last Tuesday, Dukakis performance. Game Hen w/Wine Sauce squad car. After his car broke down, looking Boston's Public Gardens, the man pulled a .357 magnum out and marched with descendants of Shaw In an interview, Heston calls have been cleaned out since she left OFFICERS' CLUB shot both in the back of the head. last week, taking her physical condi- Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu tioning equipment, five VCR's, fur- Friday's Lunch: Sandwich U.S. -- State Farm Insurance has gone OIL SPILLS. continued from page one niture, her trainer, secretary and chef to court in an attempt to either win a and many other items. Menu rate increase in its assigned risk auto New Jersey and Staten Island. their drinking water to be sure it was CPO CLUB policies or the right to stop issuing the Five-thousandto 10,000 gallons safe. Early tests showed no danger. state-required minimum liability of heating oil poured from a rup- An Ohio Environmental Protec- Flight Sch. from page one Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian coverage. tured Exxon pipeline, creating a tion Agency spokesman says cities BBQ or Open Menu Friday's mile-long oil slick on the busy com- along the Ohio River thatget drinking FlIght Date Loc. Arrive Depart Lunch: Steamship Round or California -- Talks aimed at keeping mercial waterway. water from the river should turn off the Raiders football team in Los C-9 1/5 Jackaonville ----- 8:45 am. Baked Fish Ships were still moving through theirvalves or Angeles are heating up. The Coliseum take other precautions. Gimo 11:15 pm. aoon WINDJAMMER CLUB Commissioner is expressing new hope the area despite a safety zone setup A water emergency remains in 2:45 pim. 3:30 p.m. that the NFL team can be persuaded to to contain the oil. effect in Fredericksburg, Va., due to a Opaohe 4:2 p.m. 6:00 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Broiled stay in the city. Commission officials Crews near New Eagle, Pa., Maflil APB 6:354 pm. 7:10 pm. kerosene spill which seeped into the Jacksonville 7: 0 p.m. Chicken w/Fried Rice have met several times in the past two were still mopping up Monday's Rappahannock River. C-9 1/5 NAS Nrfolk 1000 a.m. weeks with Raiders Owner Al Davis to CLIPPER CLUB spill of an estimated 10,000 gallons City officials say the Dec. 18 spill Roosy Rda. 225 pm. 3:251 pm. review details of a new football of gasoline in the Monongahela has been contained but people were Gito 4:15 pm. 5: 5p.m. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your stadium to replace the 6-year Maypan 8:00 pm. 9:i0 pm. old River. 1 60 Own Pizza coliseum. urged to conserve water until tests NAS Norfolk pm. $6 w/toppings Communities downstream in confirmed there was no danger to the Pennsylvania and Ohio were testing water supply. NOTE: Ifyou chan flight, notify the Air Terminal. 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Life in Soviet military can be lousy, primitive NBA standings Eastern Conference military the BY JIM GARAMONE scripts. The conscripts take the oath food because it's not what they were re-enlistment rate is so Atlantic Division Jan. 1 and July 1 each year. brought up on. Some dietary conces- small it is negligible. "They do their W L Pct. GB "Recently, there have been some sions are made-Muslims don'thave two years and get out," Scott said. New York 20 8 .714 Life in the Soviet military is no Boston 17 11 .607 3 astounding stories about the abuse to eat pork-but others are ignored. Changes may be coming. The bed of roses. In fact, American sol- Philadelphia 15 13 .536 5 visited upon the younger con- Unlike the Americans, the Sovi- proposed reduction in the Soviet diers, sailors, airmen and Marines Washington 13 16 .448 7.5 scripts," said Harriet Fast Scott, au- ets do not have a professional NCO military may mean that conscripts New Jersey 8 21 .276 12.5 would consider the pay awful, the thor of the book, "Armed Forces of Corps. "When the conscripts first will serve shorter tours. "The Soviets Miami 7 24 .226 14.5 chow lousy and conditions primitive. Central Divislon the Soviet Union." "New conscripts process in, some are selected as po- still want to have the great reserve to But don'tbemisleadby that: The Chicago 19 9 .679 are blackmailed, beaten up and are tential NCO's," Scott said. "These work with," Scott said. Soviet armed forces are formidable "If they are Indiana 19 10 .655 .5 victims of extortion. The senior con- people receive extra training and serious about the cuts and they still Detroit 19 11 .633 and receive realistic training and scripts get the best duties, the best become the sergeants or petty offi- wantuniversal training,then theonly Atlanta 17 11 .607 2 impressive equipment. The key to Milwaukee 15 14 .517 uniforms and demand watches, ciga- cers of the military. Their duties are way to do that is by shortening the 4.5 the Soviet military is universal mili- Cleveland 11 16 .407 7.5 rettes and sugar rations for the new- limited. Officers do most of the work tary service. All 18-year-old males length of service." Orlando 9 21 .300 11 est conscripts. " that we would associate with NCO's. Western Conference serve. Women serve in the military Nationalistic sentiments caused This is one of the great shortcomings Midwest Division but are not conscripted. San Antonio 19 part of theproblem. "One nationality in the Soviet military. Technical 7 .731 The training starts much earlier. Denver 19 10 .655 1.5 will gang up on others," said Scott. The conscript system give the "The Soviets start military train- Utah 19 10 .655 1.5 "It's a new aspect to the equation." Soviet Union an incredible number Dallas 16 13 .552 4.5 ing in the first grade," said Army Lt. One solution would be to put of trained reserves at call. After dis- problems! Houston 12 18 .400 9 Col. Lester W. Grau, an analyst with Charlotte only one nationality in a regiment. charge from the service, all men 6 20 .231 13 the Soviet Army Studies Office at A technical problem with receipt Minnesota 6 24 .200 15 This is unacceptable to Soviets be- must report regularly for additional Fort Leavenworth, Kan. "American of the communications signal for Pacific Division cause they cannot be sure of the training. All stay in the reserves until L. A. Lakers 21 6 .731 parents would probably go 'ballistic' Armed Forces Radio and Television loyalty of those troops. In fact, few they are between 45 and 50. Portland 20 10 .667 2.5 at the things soviet children are Service (AFRTS) news wire service Phoenix 13 Soviet service members serve in the Political education is conducted 13 .500 7.5 taught. They march and learn close- was temporarily interrupted yester- Seattle 13 13 .500 7.5 area they grew up in for this reason. at all levels of the Soviet military. order drill along with other studies day resulting in the non-availability L. A. Clippers 11 16 .407 10 The Soviet military leaves very "Each unit has a political officer," Golden State 11 17 .393 10.5 throughout elementary school." of sports stories and scores. little free time for service members. said Scott. "These men wear the Sacramento 7 20 .259 14 About 90 percent of Soviet youth Our trusty communications ex- "The typical day starts at 6 a.m. and uniform of the service, but they re- join the Young Pioneers at 9, and perts are on the job and the Daily Thursday's games ends at 10 p.m., and the schedule is port to the Communist Party rather their military training continues. Gazette will be back on track with Atlanta Hawks at New York Knicks full," Grau said. "There is a lot less than the military Charlotte Hornets at Minn. Timberwolves "While the Young pioneers do some hierarchy. They are up-to-date news and sports for our personal freedom and very little incharge of the political education of Dallas Mavericks at Phoenix Suns of the things that the Boy or Girl faithful readers. Miami Heat spare time. There are a number of the conscripts and the political ortho- at Golden State Warriors Scouts would do in this country, they We regret an inconvenience this Denver Nuggets at Sacramento Kings classes, and someone is accountable also learn military skills," said Grau. doxy of the unit." may have caused. Sca,, :uned to cable for the people at all times. Service- Among them: field stripping an Political studies are conducted television for the latest news on the men are under the control of a war- two days a week for two hours at a NCAA hoops AK-47 assault rifle, how to attack in surrender of Panamanian dictator rant officer or an NCO. time. Marxist-Leninist teachings are EAST a platoon line,when to put on gas General Noriega, and all the sports "The Soviets believe in physical discussed as are the dangers the Allegheny 98, Bethany 69 masks and lessons on Soviet heroes. and scores on ESPN. Then look for Charleston 64, training," he continued. "It is very Soviet Union faces from foreign 63 Soviet youth receive about 140 your Daily Gazette tomorrow to get Georgetown 83, Boston College 53 tough. When troops go for field train- enemies, unit history, the glorious hours of military training per year in the details on the latest happenings Havard 80. Fairfield 77, OT ing, it is realistic and rugged." history of World War regimental Seton Hall 87, Villanova 64 the equivalent of American high II," from around the world. Those in the Soviet military do heroes and the life stories of those in St. Francis, N.Y. 76, Brooklyn Coll. 69 school. Graduates must pass a physi- Weat the Daily Gazette appreci- St. Francis, Pa. 97, not have "leave" as members of the the communist pantheon. Youngstown St 85 cal training test called the "Be Pre- ate your support and look forward to St John's 83, Connecticut 62 U.S. military would call it. They While everyone must serve pared for Labor and Defense Test." go in the serving you in the future. SOUTH as a group to visit museums, cultural Alds.-Broaddus 86, W. Va. Wesleyan Once graduated, almost every- 85 activities or sporting events. Again, Davis & Elkins 87, Bluefield 80 one serves in the military. There are Florida St they are always under the control of 78, South Alabama 75 no conscientious objectors in the Marshall 88, Charleston, W. Va. 62 warrant officer or NCO. GITMO ATHLETICS Soviet Union. Some men may be Virginia Union 105, Adelphi 68 Pay for a Soviet conscripts is granted medical or educational de- MIDWEST nothing more than "cigarette AQUATIC ACTIVITIES FLYING CLUB Bradley 80, Loyola (Ill.) 59 ferments. Teachers-if they volun- Drake money," according to Grau. Officers Hydroaerobics - Two hydroaerobics A bird or a plane? - Our only choiceis 76, Prairie View 74 assignment-can Kansas St. 75, W. teer for remote sessions begin Monday Jan. 15 at the Marine an aircraft, but you can soar like a bird. Just Kentucky 51 are paid well by Soviet standards. Ohio Dominigan 74, also be excused, but normally every- Pool. First, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 4:30 call the Navy Flying Club and fly with the Lake Erie 60 They receive a base pay plus a "re- S.E. Missouri 87, Christian one is called up. to 5:30 p.m., second, Monday, Tuesday, eagles. We're at 3686. Brothers 58 sponsibility pay" that enables them Thursday, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Register at MWR SOUTHWEST Men report to the local military Arkansas St. to do quite well. "Parents send their Information Office between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. GOLFING EVENTS 80, Morgan St. 64 committee and their school records Fifteen classes cost$20. Formoreinformation, New Orleans 61, Samford 49 conscript sons money, and that's a Multiple tourney -- A Three-day Pick and physical characteristics are ex- call 2193. RPI 67, Regis 59 Your Partner tournament begins Saturday, great cause of harassment in the Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: S.W. Louisiana 100, Tenn.-Chatt. 84 amined. The more advanced and Jan. 13. Participants must have an established barracks," he said. Divennaster, Jan. 9; Open Water, Jan. 3, 10, S.W. Texas St. 101, Hardin Simmons 78, O potential party members go into the handicap. Members, $10.,non-members, $20. Soviet food is not up to Ameri- Feb. 20; Advanced Open Water, Jan. 13, 18 WEST more technically oriented forces For more information, call Sharon at 3592. Long Beach St. 81, Pacific 75 can standards, either. "Most regi- (2); Rescue Diver, Jan 3, 22, Feb. 20. Formore such as the Air Force, strategic information, call 3845. St. Martins 84, Concordia 76 ments have a farm where conscripts St. Mary's (Calif.) 91, rocket forces or the Navy. Those with OFFICERS' CLUB Penn 86 work to supplement the official is- lesser qualifications are recom- BOWLING NOTE Pool Tournament -Polish off all com- petitors during theOfficers' Club pooltouma- sue," Grau said. "They raise chick- Big Pot - Show off your bowling skills mended for the ground forces. ment Thursday, Jan. 11. Play is single-elimi- ens and fresh vegetables and some and win at the Big Pot, No Tap bowling tour- Conscripts are brought into the nation, fee is $3. For more info, call Amy at fruits to supplement the diet. This is ney Saturday, Jan. 6 at the Marblehead Bowl- service every six months. They serve 2504. especially true of isolated units, al- ing Center. Registration starts at 6 p.m. Entry for two years-three fee is $10. For more information, call 3014. years in the though most regiments have a farm PROJECT PLAYER seagoing elements of the Navy-so set up." Volleyball tourney Bump, set and spike there are always four cohorts of con- Nationalities complain of the CAPTAIN'S CUP NOTE your way to first place during the Beach Vol- leyball toumey Sunday Jan. 7 at 11 a.m. at Racqetball competition forall Captain's Windmill Beach. Registration is Cup participants is scheduled at the base gym $10 per six- member team. Play is single-elimination. Monday, Jan. 8 through Thurs., Jan. 11. Out- For People in more information, call Amy at 2504. the come determine news will active duty advancement Dart Tourney - Be the to the Tidewater Navy Championships. Single competitor who is right on the bullseye Monday Jan. elimination and singles only. Pre-registration 8 at the UPI - First lady Barbara Bush missing a metal fence and a steel Leeward Clipper Club DartTournament Play has had the first of 10 radiation treat- structure. is required. For more information, call 2560. Command athletic representatives are begins at 7 p.m. Entry fee is $1. For more NFL Playoff information, call Amy ments for a thyroid disorder that's Wolf has two broken legs, bro- requested to attend a meeting Wed., Jan. 10, at at 2504. been giving her double vision and ken ankles and hip injuries, along 5 p.m., in the base gym. Nominations for ath- Schedule 4 bloodshot eyes. Mrs. Bush spent four with internal injuries. He's listed in letes of the year in all categories must be sub- YACHT CLUB mitted. Formore information, call John Powell America's Cup racing? It may start hours at Walter Reed Army Medical critical but stable condition follow- (All at 2560. here, for you, at the Yacht Club. Learn sailing Times EST) Center and later told aides that the ing a series of operations. Paramed- Softball tryouts forNAVSTA Gold will in as little as 8 hours for $20 or free. Who First Round treatment was "like going to the ics say it's "a miracle" Wolf is still be held Jan. 16,17and 18,.at 6 p.m., at Cooper knows, you could be the next skipper of Star Sunday, Dec. 31,1989 dentist, only better." Officials Field. For further information, contact Chief and Stripes. Call Jim at 4749 or Bos'n at 4405. say alive. NFC Wild Card Game Warrant Officer Gatewood at 4849 or Petty General membership meeting will be doctors recommended the new treat- L.A. Rams Officer 2nd Class Johnson at 4178. held Thursday, Jan. 4, at 6 p.m. at the Yatch 21 ment torelieve "persistenteyesymp- Philadelphia Eagles Bell Bevens died this week in Club. Call Jim Semmens at 4749 or 3874 for AFC Wild Card Game toms" from Graves' disease. Mrs. Oklahoma City at the age of 118. more information. CORRAL NOTE Pittsburgh Steelern 26 Bush will being going to the hospital Bevens, who was born while Ulysses Night ride - The MWR Carral offers Houston Oilers 23,0 for treatment every day for the next S. Grant was President, died of natu- night horse rides Thursday Jan. 4 and 18 from YOUTH ACTIVITIES 10 days. ral causes in an Oklahoma City hos- 5 to7 p.m.Cost is $8. Register atthe Corral or A GBYAA meeting will be held Wed, Divisional PlayofTs pital. call 2381. Jan. 10, at7 pm. at the Youth Center. Saturday, Jan. 6, 1990 GBYAA Basketballsignupswillbetake American Conference A construction worker who fell Last May 7th, on her 118th birth- DART MEETING SatJan6. from to4p.m. andSundayJan. 7, Buffalo at Cleveland, 12:30 p.m. 150 feet from the Queensborough day, she was named honorary Okla- from 1 to3 p.m., in front of NEX Mall. The Guantanamo Bay Darting Asso- For National Conference more info, call Minnesota Bridge in New York was reported homa City Mayor. She said at the clation will hold a meeting Wednesday, Jan. Woody at 4740 DWH or 2903 at San Francisco, 4 p.m. AWH. Sunday, Jan. 7, alive but in critical condition time that she didn't like to talk about 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the Marine Bks. HQ bldg. 1990 Open recreation closed - National Conference Sign ups for individuals orteams will be taken. The Youth (Wednesday) in ahospital intensive- getting old anymore because it had Center will be L.A. Rams at N. Y. For more information, call Jim McGovem at closed for teen open recreation Giants. 12:30 p.m. care unit. Kenneth Wolf was part of become such a boring subject. But SautrdayJan. 6 due to a teen American Conference 2645 DWH or 3922 AWH. New Year's party a crew removing scaffolding under with some reluctance, Bevens said at Saturday. For more information, call Pat- Pittsburgh at Denver, 4 p.m. the bridge Tuesday when a wooden the her longevity was due to her love rick or Katie at 4075. FITNESS DIVISION Skateboard competition - MWR Conference Championships plank apparently came loose. He fell of God and zest for live. She added, A Horseshoe Invitation tournament is Youth Activities is sponsoring a new teen Sunday, Jan. 14 the equivalent of 10 stories into apile "Sometimes I would be so happy I'd set for Sat, Jan. 13. behind the base gym start- skateboard competition course at the Youth of dirt and trash on the Queensbor- go shouting and dancing all by my- ing at 9 a.m. $5 entry fee. Pre-registration Center Friday Jan. 5. Competition begins at 9 Super Bowl XXiV required. For more ough bank of the East River, just self." information, call John at p.m. Entry fee is $1. For more information, Sunday, Jan. 28, 1990 2560. call 4075. at New Orleans, La. 5p.m. I