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Vol. 32, No. 56 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, March 22, 1977

Fukuda at White House aim Carter hosts state dinner World News Digest

WASHINGTON (UPI)--Pres. Carter hosted a' state dinner for the prime minister of Japan at the White House I LOS last night. In his toast to Prime ANGELES (UPI)--An attorney for a southern man indicted Minister Fukuda, Carter called the for espionage says his client thought he was working for the CIA, and be- U.S. and Japan "partners in the true lieved the information he passed to a Soviet agent was misleading and un- sense of the word." important. That disclosure came at a pretrial hearing for Andrew Lee yes- The President added that "never terday. He is one of two men arrested for allegedly handing defense se- again will the United States bypass crets over to the Soviets. the tremendous good sense of Japan" when making a commitment. It was an (UPI)--The first full day of spring yesterday could've fooled some folks obvious reference to the Nixon ad- living in the nation's midlands. A damp mixture of rain and snow stretch- ministration' s move toward reconcil- Nations Security Council. He said ed from southern Wisconsin into Arkansas, and temperatures in the 20s were iation with China without consulting Japan is a great country that de- expected as far south as Oklahoma. Of course if you live in the Sun Belt Japan. serves to be on the council. it was another story. Southern California and Arizona had temperatures Carter proposed that Japan be giv- The five permanent members are the in the 70s, and even the south Atlantic and Gulf Coast had warm weather. en a permanent seat on the United United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, China and France. All were WASHINGTON (UPI)--A new tax bill is scheduled to reach the Senate floor World War Two allies against the late next week, one that would authorize $50 rebates for most Americans Axis powers that included Japan. and cut taxes permanently for 46 million couples or individuals. The bill Manley commanding officer Carter met with Fukuda for an was approved by the Senate Finance Committee in a 10-8 vote yesterday. hour and a half at the White House earlier in the day. A spokesman PHILADELPHIA (ULPI)--The man convicted of killing Philadelphia newspaper expresses appreciation said Carter told Fukuda he favors heir John Knight III, Salvatore Soli, was sentenced yesterday to life in a larger political role in world prison. Soli's attorneys had requested a new trial in connection with rob- affairs for Japan, especially in bery, burglary and conspiracy charges, but that request was rejected ear- lier this month. Cdr. G.W. Smith, USS Manley com- East Asia. manding officer, has sent the fol- lowing message to Gitmo commands After 11 years and deployed units which participated in casualty assistance last week. "The timely medivac assistance News agency reports Gandhi resignation provided by NAS Gitmo and the LAMPS helos of USS Vreeland and USS Bowen NEW DELHI (AP)--Indira Gandhi's feat of her Congress Party by the loss of is greatly appreciated and was in- 11 years as prime minister of India new People's Party and the The op- strumental in minimizing transport are drawing to a close. her own seat in Parliament. party has begun urgent meet- time for patients, as was the coor- The National News Agency says she position ings to form a new government, vow- dination service provided by announced a decision to resign at a maintain "Democratic ideals." ComFleTraGru Gitmo. morning meeting of her cabinet today. ing to administration is The care provided by Naval Hospi- The agency adds she then went to the But until a new a caretaker tal Gitmo prior to the medivac of presidential palace to submit her formed, Gandhi will head patients was outstanding in all re- resignation to acting Pres. B.D. government. the election spects. Jatti. Late returns from last week gave the People's Party a The response of blood donors was Political sources say that among seats in the lower overwhelming. Over 100 individuals the likely successors to Gandhi are majority of the and more than came to the Naval Hospital as volun- former Deputy Prime Minister Morarji House of Parliament seats as Mrs. Gandhi's teers. Desai and former Agriculture Minis- twice as many At least six To all concerned, your assistance ter Jagjivan Ram. Congress Party won. ministers lost their in a time of need was uniformly Mrs. Gandhi's resignation comes of her cabinet with her. outstanding and deeply appreciated." after the parliamentary election -de- seats in Parliament along Gandhi's strict emergency rule, Local personnel affected relaxed in January when the elec- tion campaign began, was a major factor in her downfall. She ordered criteria the state of emergency listed NA VOP revises quarters assignment Sunday. NAVOP 016/17 promulgates revised A service member may elect to be waiting list prior to Feb. 9, will criteria for assignment to family placed on a waiting list for hous- continue to be assigned according to quarters. The new criteria speci- ing with one less bedroom than that their initial request until July 1. fies that all officers 03 and below, for which he qualifies. As of Feb. This will provide a transition per- LOCAL NEWS all CWO, WO, and all enlisted per- 9, no further additions to waiting iod to aid those personnel who would sonnel are entitled to a bedroom lists will be made contrary to this otherwise lose entitlement because BRIEFS composition based solely upon fam- new criteria. of the change in criteria. ily size and composition. However, those members on the To fully comply with the revised All Naval Station master, senior criteria it was necessary to redes- and chief petty officers are in- ignate quarters for senior enlisted vited to attend a luncheon with the GITMO IS FOR personnel, E-7 through E-9. This commanding officer Thursday. Cash was accomplished by considering the bar will open at 11:30 a.m. on the percentage of population eligible Blue Caribe patio. The buffet IGUANAS for housing, bedroom requirements luncheon will start at noon inside distribution patterns and available the Blue Caribe. Reservations are housing assets. not required. The chief petty officers' fair share of available housing assets was determined to be 164 quarters, There will be a power outage with the following breakdown. In Thursday from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. Kittery Beach there are 38 two-bed- which will affect all of Tierra-K, room and 38 three-bedroom units. In Kittery Beach, Iguana Terrace, and East Bargo there are 24 two-bedroom Villamar 264 A & D housing. Purpose and two three-bedroom units. In of the outage is to relocate a pri- Tierra-K (1-56 and 69-74) there are mary power line and pole out of the 50 three-bedroom and 12 four-bedroom ball field located near Kittery units. Beach substation. Those members who were on board and on the three bedroom list prior to Feb. 9, the effective date of the A message has been received from NAVOP, but are actually entitled to the commander, Military Traffic two bedroom quarters based on family Management Command (Eastern Area), size and composition, will have the cautioning personnel shipping pri- option of either a two or three bed- vately owned vehicles (POV's) to room unit if such quarters are as- east coast POV processing terminals signed by July 1. Effective July 1, (NSC Norfolk) to insure their in- all members will be placed on the surance coverage remains in effect list based on family size and compo- through shipment and pick-up at the POV's who fail sition. terminal. Owners of Any questions on the new criteria to make insurance arrangements be can be answered by stopping by the prior to their arrival may not insurance at the time Photo by FLTAVCENCARIB Housing Office or by calling the able to secure housing manager at 85172. of pick-up. quantanamo Cazette Tuesday, 'larch 22, 1977 Tomorrow's meetings Toolav's meetings ii GITM LBAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at F BINGO will be played at the Staft 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim NCO Club beginning at 7:30 p.m. ALCOHOLICS Cossev at 85149 AWH. The club is ANONYMOUS will meet at 6:30 p.m. For more information call open to all nsce residents. 85697 or 90269 AT. Communi ity GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet WATER STATUS 4 at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE CLASS will YESTERDAY'S F GUR' S meet at 7 p.m. For more informa- Bulletin tion call 90108 or 97191 AT. TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 ALATEEN MEETS at 7 p.m. at the ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,483,000 Human Resources Building. TOTAL IN STORAGE 15,440,000 Board CATHOLIC CHOIR PRACTICE will be held in the base chapel. Anyone interested is encouraged to ~Wre attend following 7 p.m. mass. V19sim GITMO COIN CLUB meets in quonset hut 1817 behind the old elementary school at 7:30 p.m. For more in- Red CrossThe Good Neighbor. formation call Lou Prosser at 90172 or Carl Harvey at 952243.

C(I11i )S aHil41 (P)rIn Zat ollS Education GUANTANAMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL

The Guantanamo Bay Bridge Club Anyone interested in umpiring ARTS AND CRAFTS will sponsor a continent-wide charity BARSTOW HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Little League baseball is asked to WORKSHOP game for the benefit of the Arthritis call John Renner at 97130 AWH, Foundation. The game begins at 7:30 Registration is underway for 951093 DWH, or Bill Newcomer at The Caribbean Arts and Crafts p.m., Thursday, in the Plantation the next session of classes leading 951031 ANN, 85123 DWH. Workshop will have its annual Spring Room of the COMO Club and is open to toward a high school diploma. The All interested persons are urged Show and Sale at McCalla Hangar everyone in Gitmo. The game will be eight-week session will begin April to attend a meeting for Little April 16 from 10 a.c. to ",p.m. preceeded by a farewell dinner for 11. Courses will be offered in League baseball concerning umpiring, Teachers will be available to assist departing members. For more infor- government/history, English, mathe- managing or coaching. h meet1'," in sign-up for upcoming craft rclas- mation, call Jim Cossey at 85149 AT. matics and remedial reading. The will be at the officials' h aut;cross ses. For more inrimation, or to The association will hold a class- cost to the military student for the street from the Windjammer at display at the show, call Paul Olds room session in duplicate bridge and one class is $39.50, with the Navy 7:30 toniWirt. at 85888 AWHI or June RiLtscher at how international master's points paying the remaining 75 per cent Opening ceremonies for Little 99191 AWH. may be earned. Expertise is not re- through the Tuition Assistance pro- League baseball will be held April The open workshops are cancelled quired, but a general knowledge cf gram. All interested Navy person- .he time will be announced. due to the unavailability of clear- bridge is necessary. The class nel should contact the Education cast and projected maintenance to will be held in classroom D at the Services ofiice or visit the Barstow the building. PTG building at 7 p.m. tomorrow. College office locked behind the For more information contact Jim Downtown Lyceum screen. Marines TODAY'S - Cossey at 85149 AWH, or Don Houk at should see Capt. Schramm at the TV-8 CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE 952254. Marine Barracks Education office. For more information contact There will be a special communica- Katherine Robe at 85307 between tion at the Caribbean Naval Lodge noon at 4 p.m. Monday through Fri- MOVIES held in the Masonic Apartments, Special notices day. building 800, at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. The meeting will be for the purpose TV-8 SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY work in the second of conducting NAVAL STATION LIBRARY (Colilllissai-V-Exeiange degree. All fellow Craft and Master 1:00 - Movie: Her Sister's Secret Masons are cordially and fraternally The Naval Station Library will be 2:30 - Dantes invited to attend. 2:55 - The Rookies closed March 28 through 30 for fum- NEX JOB OPENINGS igation. During this time the Lee- 3:50 - Electric Company 4:20 - CPO CLUB ward Point Library will be open reg- The Navy Exchange announces the Cartoons 4:35 - High & Wild ular hours March 28 and 30. March following job openings: The CPO Club will not open until 5:00 - My World & Welcome To It 29 the hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 Part-time cobbler to work on a 5 p.m. tomorrow due to a power out- 5:30 - Newswatch p.m. commission basis. Must show proof age. 6:30 - Ask Pres. Carter of minimum two years experience. 8:30 - Welcome Back Kotter POSTAL NOTE office. Apply Navy Exchange personnel 9:00 - The Blue Knight Part-time watch repairman to work TOPS 10:00 - Newswatch Recently, several claims have been basis. Must have own on a commission 10:15 - Monty Python TOPS, Take off Pounds Sensibly, made to the*Post Office for loss of tools and equipment. Minimum two 10:45 - Movie: Happy Birthday Wanda meets every Tuesday night in the cash that had been enclosed in let- years experience required. Apply June quonset hut behind the trts and ters. The Post Office cannot pay Exchange personnel office. Navy 12:14 - Sign Off Crafts Horkshon. Weigh-ins start such claims. When cash is sent via For further information on any of at 6:30 and the meeting begins at registered mail to any foreign coun- the above positions, call 85348. LYCEUMS 7. A new tesc or Take All" contest try the Post Office will pay only starts April 1. You must be a mem- $15.76 regardless of the amount of Downtown - The Wild Party, R ber of TOIS two weeks prior to the money invilved. Everyone is strong- Sports McCalla - lbe Last Circus Show, G start of the contest. After tomor- ly urged to send only money orders Marine - Death Weekend, R row's meeting there will be a salad or bank checks through the postal Leeward Point - The Pink Panther night. Bring a salad, plate and system. Strikes Again, PG fork. For more information call GOLF COMMITTEE Loretta Siers at 90212, Lauri SERVMART CLUB MOVIES Tromley at 90156 or Avvone Monroe There will be a meeting of the GolfhCommittee Friday at 1:30 p.m. at 951021. will be closed Friday for Servmart in the golf course lounge. All mem- CPO - The Best Must Die, PG inventory. bers are requested to attend. Windjammer - Shadow in an Empty REFLEX PHOTO CLUB Room, R BAY HILL SWIMMING POOL The Guantanamo Bay Reflex Photo WIBC Club will give a basic course in Due to maintenance, the Bay Hill Thank You Note black and white film developing and until Swimming Pool will be closed Elections of board members and printing. The course begins today. .further notice. To: Tweet Coleman and Rina LaCosse For more information and regis- lane directors will be held April 6 in the WIBC hut. All women are tration call Bill Tucker at 98152 Several years ago Guantanamo had urged to attend. AWH. UNATTENDED CHILDREN an International Room where floor shows were presented, but last A reminder to occupants of family Monday evening's International Night NAVSTA HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL quarters. NAVSTAGTMOINST 11101.10 U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO far exceeded the previous floor states children under 18 years old BAY, There will be a special meeting BASE CUBA shows. if par- of the Naval Station Human Rela- will not be left unattended The community spirit displayed by base. A temporary tions Council Thursday at 2 p.m. in ents are off you and all the volunteers, both the Special Services conference sponsor will be designated in writ- performers and helpers, is to be with a room. The following members are ing to the Housing Office commended, and you are all to be provost marshal when requested to attend: SKSA Sanders, copy to the 0iaittt complimented for giving so generous- trips are planned. Failure Supply; DP2 Hardy, Comptroller; E02 off-base ly of your time and abilities. You to comply with this regulation will Capi Jon H. McConnell CapDavidaW. S Dana, PWD; SK3 Jose L. Santiago, secured the cooperation of the whole action. Commander Comanding Officer SRD; BMC Moore, Security; and, roult in disciplinary community to make the evening a YN1 Baldwin, Special Staff. cosmopolitan delight, and many of gASE POUND LCd.i chapel Cherry.Pblic Affair, Officer your helpers do not even have GIRL SCOUT COOKIES 2 ike Senft.Reporter/Prodtion Asat. children in school. Animals may be given to the Base Please accept the thanks of the Pound for adoption or euthanasia. JOI Bil,,l ,om .iitoriii,5~ Cirl Scout Cookies are on sle in staff and students of the W.T. There is no charge for these serv- Gael.published according to the Gitmo this week. Support the local ruleGo d regulations forshipand station newsppr Sampson School for your contribu- scouts and buy a box of cookies. ices. tions to such a worthy cause---the five thes weekly,at goement expese on government This year's selection includes thin equipent, the opinion, or ttnnsi esi- Scholarship Fund. chip, Take stock in America. that appear herein are gt to be construed as of- mint, lemon creme, chocolate ficial or as reflecting the views of ComavBase U.S. Savings Bonds. or chocolate and vanilla creme, peanut Buy the Department G6' the Navy. F. Pola butter, Scot teas and chedderettes. Tuesday, 'larch 22, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Gunman surrenders after 12 hours

TORONTO (AP)--Police say an armed Canadian who took over a Toronto FTG weekly ship schedule 1 bank surrendered his last hostages and gave himself up late last night after holding police at bay for al- most 12 hours. The gunman had demanded to be flown to Uganda in a cargo plane to see Pres. Idi Amin, whom he describ- ed as his "pal." DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF The man had identified himself as SHIP HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE 38-year-old Bob McLagan of Vancou- ver. USS Bowen FF-1079 Cdr. C.T. Vaught 23 Feb. 77 LCdr. Kreassig 30 Mar. 77 He originally told police he was ISS Blandy Dr-943 Cdr. M.C. Fitzgerald 25 Feb. 77 Lt. Buschmann 30 Mar. 77 holding "about 15" to "maybe 20" USS Lawrence DG-4 Cdr. L.A. Cangianelli 14 "tar. 77 Lt. ilicks 15 Apr. 77 people after walking into a bank PSS Vreeland FF-1068 Cdr. T.E. Gill II 24 Feb. 77 Cdr. Lamoman 28 Mar. 77 yesterday morning. But a radio news- SCOC Inlgham WilEC 35 Gdr. 0.B. Thurber 20 Mar. 77 Lt. Hathaway 8 Apr. 77 man who acted as a negotiator said ISNS AItakana T-ATF-149 Capt. F.A. '4cCann 25 Feb. 77 C74 Clark 2 Apr. 77 most of the captives had been re- l'SS 'anley )D-9)40 Cdr. .M. Smith 13 Feb. 77 LCdr. Houk DTMD leased. But he said the man held an unarmed police sergeant who had gone in with the newsman. Authorities say the other hostages l action to upon from Asia were all employed by the bank. Among uelegato reports t Carter uo return fo Southeast Ai them was the assistant bank manager. Police, including sharp-shooters, HONOLULU (UPI)--A White House del- An overnight stop in Laos produced veto on Hanoi's U.N. membership, surrounded the building. Thev egation seeking information on a promise from Communist officials easing the trade ban with Vietnam say the gunman fired two warning American servicemen missing in Viet- to search for 559 Americans missing and helping Hanoi and possibly Laos shots at them two and a half hours nam and Laos returned from Southeast there and a request for U.S. recon- get more international development after taking the hostages. There Asia yesterday and was reporting by struction aid. Cambodia refused aid, probably through the U.N. and were no known injuries. phone to Pres. Carter that its mis- entry to the delegation. other channels. McLagan demanded to be flown to sion was accomplished. The commission will hand its Uganda in a Hercules transport Leonard Woodcock, president of the written report to Carter in a White Winds and squalls plane, the type of aLrcraft Israeli United Auto Workers and chairman of House meeting today. commandos used in their rescue last the five-member commission, was The remains of the 12 fliers pre- Itly of hijack hostages from calling Carter from U.S. military ceeded the delegation here and mili- hamper search EnLebbe Airport in Uganda. headquarters here. tary experts are attempting to posi- CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UPI)--The In three days in Hanoi, the commis- tively identify the remains. Coast Guard said last night that sion received the remains of 12 The Vietnamese gave the commission darkness, gale-force winds and Four tremors American fliers lost in the Indo- a long oral message for Washington squalls were hampering air search china war, got agreement for a con- and Premier Pahn Van Dong added a efforts for 12 missing crewmen from tinuing hunt for more of the 2,550 written letter. a shattered oil tanker. hit Iran missing Americans and opened the American diplomats said they ex- Eighteen injured survivors were way for normal U.S.-Vietnamese rela- pected Carter to consider, with at airlifted to a Navy hospital after TEHRAN (UPI)--Four tremors, the tions. least some sympathy, lifting the U.S. an explosion and fire first measuring seven on the Richter ripped through the Panamanian Claude Scale and lasting 20 seconds, shook Conway off the coast early the Persian Gulf resort city of Brezhnev criticizes foreign interference Sunday. Bandar Abbas, Iran, early today, Two cutters were expected to reach Mideastern time. MOSCOW (UPI)--Soviet leader Leonid I. the wreckage during the night, and The quakes caused heavy damage to Brezhnev denounced the Carter admini- rescuers planned to board the ship hotels, many of which suffered stration yesterday for interference in after daylight today. cracked walls, but casualty reports Kremlin affairs and warned that devel- Despite survivors' accounts that are slight. opment of relations under such condi- 10 of the 12 missing were killed, A spokesman for the Iranian equiv- tions is "unthinkable." the Coast Guard says they would be alent of the Red Cross says 18 per- In his toughest speech since the pre- listed as missing because no bodies sons have received first aid treat- detente ear of the Vietnam war, have been found. ment. Brezhnev accused the United States of Bandar Abbas is about 600 miles doing little to overcome what he called southeast of here. "stagnation" in Soviet-American rela- Zaire asks U.S. One hotel manager says the first tions. shock cut off electricity. Power "We will not tolerate interference in aid was not restored until about five our internal affairs by anyone and under for more hours later. any pretext," the Communist Party gener- WASHINGTON (AP)--Zaire, confront- al secretary told a trade union con- ing an invasion of a southern pro- gress. vince by Angolan-supported forces, NAVY "A normal development of relations on has asked the United States for in- such a basis is unthinkable," Brezhnev creased military aid. said, thumping the podium for emphasis. U.S. officials have told the NEWSLINE While he did not mention Pres. Carter Associated Press that Zaire has by name, Brezhnev noted that Secy. of State Cyrus Vance will visit Moscow asked for ammunition for rifles, next week on a trip primarily aimed at securing a new Strategic Arms mortars and machine guns. The (CHINFO Newsgram)--The FY 78 E-8/ Limitation agreement. Kinshasa government also is asking E-9 selection board last week began "We will see what he will bring with him. Everybody, of course, real- for spare parts for airplanes and reviewing the records of 13,000 chief izes the importance of how Soviet-American relations will develop furth- trucks. petty officers and 2,500 senior chief er," Brezhnev said. "We would like these relations to be good, neighborly No price-tag has been placed on petty officers recommended for ad- ones. But this requires a definite level of mutual understanding and at Zaire's requests. The sources say vancement. least a minimum of mutual tact." the Carter administration is re- The board has been directed to luctant to respond to the request select candidates based on profes- and is looking into other ways of sional excellence as demonstrated Baltimore man takes 35 hostages having the materials provided. through superior performance. Among options are having a third Consideration also will be given BALTIMORE (UPI)--Police say about an hour later, and surrendered country provide U.S. supplied mater- to duty in special programs, educa- Anthony Griffin couldn't cope with himself and his family three hours ials to Zaire or to have France or tional achievement and professional a $637 utility bill and the threat later without incident. Belgium meet Zaire's needs. performance at sea, or equivalent of his wife and eight children being assignments for women. evicted from their home. Police say he will be charged with Sprague to interview Additionally, no more than 20 per In desperation, he used two guns 35 counts of kidnaping and other cent of the E-9 selectees will have and a machete to hold 35 hostages charges relating to using a gun in James less than 19 years time in service yesterday and demand a news confer- the commission of a felony. They Earl Ray and no more than 10 per cent of the ence to tell the world of his frus- say he will be able to talk to the WASHINGTON (AP)--An aide to the E-8 selectees will have less than trations. media tfter a bail hearing. House Assassinations Committee says 16 years time in service. chief counsel Richard Sprague will The 45 member selection board Baltimore Police Col. James interview James Earl Ray today. will deliberate approximately six Watkins says that Griffin, a 30- CAUTION Rax is the convicted killer of weeks. Results will be announced by year-old security guard who surrend- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Yester- a NAVOP message. ered quietly after a three-hour hos- day, one of Ray's lawyers said that tage ordeal, wanted to get help for more than a year ago he looked into his family. an allegation that Louisville, Ky., (CHINFO Newsgram)--Navy personnel police and FBI agents plotted to separating from active duty who de- Griffin went to the City Depart- kill King. But, the lawyer says, sire to take earned leave now may ment of Social Services at Metro he concluded "there wasn't much" be processed for separation prior to Plaza in response to a letter that to the charge. departing from their parent command his children were not attending The lawyer, James Lesar, said according to a new BuPers policy. school. that even if the allegation of a Previously, personnel were required retired Louisville policeman is to return to their command or a sep- Police say that once inside the March 20-26 true, "it was remote from the as- aration activity for processing at office he pulled two pistols and a Is sassination." Lesar says this is the expiration of their leave. machete from a dufflebag and told National Poison because the man alleges there was Details are in BUPEFSNOTE 1050 of the employes he wanted to talk to Prevention Week only talk and not an attempt to March 9, 1977. the media. He let the hostages go kill the civil rights leader. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, March 22, 1977 Namath wants to play in Los Angeles the going rate for good quarter- backs is between $150,000 and $200,000. The spokesman says if Namath wants more than that, he won't be playing in Los Angeles. Pro scores Sports briefs NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE (UPI)--The Milwaukee Brewers have (UPI)--Kansas State basketball Montreal 5, 1 bought outfielder Steve Brye from coach Jack Hartman last night an- Cleveland 7, Toronto 2 the Minnesota Twins. Brye has been nounced he has accepted the head EXHIBITION BASEBALL with Minnesota for all six of his coaching job at Oklahoma State, his to major league seasons. He's known alma mater. Hartman guided Kansas NEW YORK (UPI)--Joe Namath wants Angeles Rams next Houston 10, Cincinnati more for his glove than his bat, State this year to the Big Eight play for the Los 8 regular season and tournament champ- season, and the New York Jets don't N.Y. Yankees 4, Los Angeles 3 (UPI)--Skier Sheila McKinney, ser- ionships. seem to oppose the move. Detroit 6, Montreal 5 (10) Mets 1 iously injured in a fall during com- The question remains whether the Toronto 5, N.Y. Namath, Kansas City 14, Chicago White Sox 7 petition in the California Sierras SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)--Irsn- Rams can come to terms with a week ago, is reported regaining sexual tennis player Dr. Kenee a quarterback who has suffered a Boston 11, St. Louis 6 Oakland 7, San Francisco consciousness. The 18-year-old Richards has won her opening round series of injury-prone, sub-par 5 4, Chicago Cubs 2 McKinney lost control going down a match in a tournament here. She seasons for New York. the Milwaukee 10, Seattle 3 slope, and crashed into some bales beat Rayni Fox 6-2, 6-1. Top-seeded Namath's annual salary with of California 12, Cleveland 3 of hay at 50 miles an hour. Billie Jean King was not scheduled Jets is in the neighborhood to play yesterday. $450,000 to $500,000. One Bms Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 3 (10) spokesman has been quoted as saying Baltimore 4, Minnesota 0

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drapes to All ads will be run one time only. Celery-green Burlington sliding glass door and You must submit your ad each time fit Tierra-K with sheers, like you want it to be printed. Ads may matching window, celery-green car- be submitted by calling 951144 be- new, $40 for all; good condition, fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one pet and foam pad, table and four of the drop boxes located at the $60; small dinette condition, $35; twin Navy Exchange and Flagship Mess. chairs, good and matcainf drape (one Ads which discriminate on the basis bedspread $15 each set. Kegler's Korner of race, sex, creed, color or na- window), two sets, tional origin will not be accepted. Call 951031 AWH. Kelly The staff reserves the right to re- by Ann news to be pub- write any. ad it deems necessary. League news had been sidelined to allow the tournament 70 8-track rock and roll tapes; lished last week. This week will bring all scores reported up to date. 1964 Honda 250 Dream, good running Monday Afternoon High Rollers: Feb. 28 - Nancy Lada's 560 series contain- for sale condition; 1965 Honda 305 scrambler, ed games of 174/196/190. Dorinda Taylor had a very enviable 497. March of 169/194/170. Monette For the connoisseur of fine motor- needs to be rebuilt; Magnavox 19" 7 - Marion McGuire's 533 series contained games Other fine series were by Marge cars, 1973 VW Thing. Price negoti- portable color TV, needs picture Heffner got her first 500 series (505). Kelly converted the 3-7-10 able. Call 951247 DWH and leave tube, tube very weak; front and Kibbey (496) and Barbara Kelly (492). Ann Lada still in good form with a 525 series and a message for Mike. rear windshield for late model Ford split. March 14 - Nancy pickup; 12.493 lb. bowling ball; high game of 229. Barbara Kelly and Marge Kibbey had 479 series. Joann split. 1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport, 2-door 1974 Benilli street cycle, 250 Rosholt converted the 6-7-10 week of March was dominated by the men. hardtop, power steering and brakes, Phantom, never been out of crate. Monday Odd Couples: The first series (200/199/183) for a 582. Bill Blickenstaff A/C, 350 cu.in., bucket seats, good Call 85621 or 85585 AWH and ask for Gene Wood had a great and 548 respectively. Arlene Yandell had a 488 for rubber, price negotiable. Call Jim. and Mike Hansen had 566 bettered his first week's series with games of 951247 DWH or 951220 AWH. the ladies. Blickenstaff 181/212/201 for a 594, and Mike Hansen had games of 220/192/180 for a 592 series. Lou Arona had a 237 handicap game. The ladies improved with Pat 8X20 pontoon boat, good condition, wanted Wood's 504, and Julie Alsop's 502 series, and Vera Blickenstaff's 606 with 20RP engine and slare 20HP en- handicap series. Inez Owens converted the 6-7-10 split. gine that needs repair. Call 97188 Portable color TV. Call 64211 DWH Monday Night Late Mixed Couples: Les Wilmot, 612; Jim Willhelm, 610; AWH or 90113 DWH. or 64306 AWN. Jim Schlegel, 577; Dick Allard, 554; Bill Patterson, 522; and Bill Ladies COMO: March 1 - Janice Larson led the league with 1973 Honda SL1OO, $350. Call 64308 Newcomer, 520. her 500 series, and Carolyn Hunley also had a 473/566 series. March 8 - AWN. services Linda Johnson converted the 7-10 split, and Ellen Hutchinson the 6-7-10 had games of 176/176/182 for a 534. Two complete 80cu.ft. scuba outfits, split. Marion McGuire Up Leftovers: Fred Moritz, 537; Gill Gillenwater, 525; including Seaview guages, personal Cakes baked and decorated for par- Wednesday Mixed Crothers, 502. March 9 - Emmie Kayser had a 524 series with a flotation devices, etc., $500 for ties, reasonable prices. Call 85649 and Blane of 224. Karen Mitchell had a 184 game with a 573 handicap both or $275 each. Call 952272 AWH. AT. high game series. Joann McKeown and Peggy Edmonds tied with handicap games of 208. Casteel had a 583 series and a high game of 224, Ulysses Marshall, 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C, good condi- CB and marine radio systems serviced Mel Maguire, 508; and Wesley Reid, 202/506. 98137 AWH. and installed by FCC-licensed tech- 513; Dan Murray, 202/523; Tii tion, $115. Call Dan Murray, nician, prices reasonable. Call March 16 - Wesley Reid, 535 series; Tim Kendricks, 212/521; or Hovatter, 503. Complete exhaust system for 1969 85842 and leave name and number, 518; and Tom Late Mixed Couples: Barbara Walter h-i a 451 series and Dee Chevrolet; hair dryer; small appli- call 85559, room B-209, Wednesday Wednesday a 441/585 series. Ed Walter had a 562 series. Jack Houghtling ances. Call 85743. from 1 to 4 p.m. Philbrook had high game with a 213. Sam Samples had a 230 handicap game. Freetimers: Kibbey, 521 series with a high go e of 215. Lou Wilmot, Sunfish sailboat, available end of Federal and state income tax prepar- March 3 - Marge 206. March 10 - Lou Wilme had the high series, 489. April, excellent condition, $400. ed by experienced tax consultant. 501 series, high game converted the 6-7-10 split. Ma 17 - High series, team- Call 951197. Forms supplied with federal returns. Judy Grudzinski 463. High ame 180 by Ann Kelly. Call 99191 for appointment. mates Ann Kelly, 483, and Lou Wilmot, March 3 - High series, Virgil Yandcil's 542 and Ralph 23,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C; 6,000 BTU COMO Mixed: a 203 game. Marie Anderson's 518 series included Fedders A/C; 22 cu.ft refrigerator Hospital corpsman and wife would like Larson's 537 including had a 509 series. March 10 - Virgil against new ice maker, all excellent to housesit anytime through April. a 218 game and Cindy Aven with game, and Mike Zook likes 155s. AWH. with a 558 series, Ralph Larson with a 201 condition. Call 95419 Call 64223 AT. and He had three of them for a patch. Janice Larson had a 515 series, 1969 Toyota Corona, 4-door, new Tennis lessons beginning March 28. Betty Bailey a 488. Scratch: March 10 - Ronna Schmoker and Mary Ellen Drake had transmission and water pump, radio, Call 952264. Gitmo Ladies Emmie Kayser and Mary Ellen tied for high game with automatic, excellent condition. 482 series each, and with a 158 average, and Ann Kelly OWH or 90259 AWH. Babysitting in my home for working 189s. Glenda Wilson leads the league Call 85772 split mothers, ages three and up. Call converted another 3-7-10 split. Emmie Kayser's much disputed 7-10 official. She will receive her patch. March 17 - Joann chairs, light blue; 97174. conversion is now Two matching a 516 followed by Ann Kelly with a 501 standing lamp with Rosholt had league high series with bar with stools; has league high average of 157. AT. Responsible couple with son would and league high game of 183. Glenda Wilson glass table. Call 85821 including games like to housesit anytime between Seven Point Iguana: March 10 - Willhelm had a 598 series BM1 580 with a 224 game; Casteel, 562 with games of 201/ House, two bedrooms, two baths; lot, April 1 and June 1. Call of 200/225. Dameg, a 235 game; Renner, 545; Crawford, 523 with a 203 both in Port St. Lucie, 150 miles Stoots at Leeward Point Base Police, 215; Addison, 551 with a 203 game; Johnstone, 510 with a 222 game; and Wood, north of Miami, 10 miles from Fort 64319 or 64266. game; Souza, 512 with game. March 17 - Rhame, 583 with games of 202 and 213; Pierce. For more information call 508 with a 203 Dufresne, 572; Willhelm, 571 with a 206 game; AWH. House and stove cleaning on week- McCombs, 574 with a 214 game; 95593 DWH or 85588 game; Alsop, 557; ends. Call Burke at 85734 or 85231 Garcia, 564 with a 202 game; Crawford, 559 with a 210 AWH. Addison, 555; Kayser, 546; and Renner, 525. Decca electric guitar, $35. Call series with Friday Night Classics: March 4 - Sharon Spaulding had a 511 96125 AWH. Neyra, 517; and Reliable, experienced babysitter a 191 game. Bruce Johnstone, 522; Jim Kayser, 521; Tikkio 7 516 with a 201 game. March 11 - Art Moran, 215/575; Jerry 1973 17' Basstoat with '73 65HP available daily or weekly from Dave Morrison, and 247/680 handicap; Dan Murray, 212/563; Bruce Evinrude outboard, fast (4 minutes a.m. until 5 p.m., breakfast and Brehm, 211/572 scratch Dave Miller (sub), 542; Jim Kayser, 533; Bill Newcomer, from Leeward Point Marina to ferry lunch available, safe play area, Johnstone, 209/544; Neyra, 209/531. Handicap games: Peri Stammreich and landing), best offer, must sell, company of other childrEn, encour- 203/532; and Tikkio Larry Hubbard, 219; and Bill Johnson, 238. March departing. Call 85442 DWH or 99295 agement in reading and craft skills, Jenny Brehm with 217; to Bruce Johnstone, 203/542; Bill Roberts (sub), AWH. organized games and short walks 18 - Dan Murray, 216/573; Deer Park. Additional babysitting 206/525; and Tikkio Neyra, 203/524. will be Saturday and Sunday commencing at Minolta XK with 200mm lens and tri- available if parents are on an ex- The men's annual tournament to keep score, but have not been contacted, please pod, all for $500. Call 64319 AT tended trip. For more information 10 a.m. Ladies who wish and ask for Chuck. call 97164 AT. call me at 95572.