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Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, June 27 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 14.84 MIL - 100% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 1.0 MIL NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 1.02 MIL See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 130 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, June 28, 1990 Santa Barbara looks like war zone r------1 l-- - - - Fires destroy hundreds of California homes More good ideas for the 4th of July Gitmoites, it's still not to late to AP- A firestorm has laid waste down, forcing a Santa Barbara-to- for the festivities July 3. 1 to 280 homes in Santa Barbara, San Diego "Amtrak" train to be held sign up your concession stand for Local organizations who have Calif., the worst fire loss there in 13 in Oxnard. the 4th of July festivities. already reserved their stands are There will be a static display of years. The fire is burning in the region Fil-Am Club, Masons, VC-10, Marine Corps A sheriff's spokesman says the where former President Reagan equipment set up at Something Special, PWD, Guan- Phillips Park along Colombia - Colombian authorities community "looks like a warzone." maintains his ranch, but it's not with PWD and tanamo Bay Youth Athletic Asso- their bucket say seven policemen and a judge have Authorities have blamed the fire on known if the flames have threat- trucks. ciation, Marine Officer Wives been murdered in the city of After the arson, saying anunidentified incen- ened the property. parade, beginning at Club, Guantanamo Bay Officers Medellin-a new outbreak of sus- noon, there will be a fire power diary device was found where the Elsewhere in the region, fires Wives Club, Marine Corps En- pected drug violence. Police say the demonstration by blaze began yesterday. have destroyed or damaged 32 VC-10 and the listed Wives Club, and the Marine gunmen involved were apparently Marines. paid by the notorious Medellin drug Sheriff's spokesman Tim homes in the hilly Los Angeles sub- Corps Club. Concession stands from all cartel, which has said it will pay more Grasey says, "The fire is incredible. urb of Glendale. All the organizations will be base organizations than $4,000 for each policeman killed. It came down from the mountains. It And a fire near El Cerrito in and the club located under the main cabana at More than 132 policemen have been spread everywhere. It burned every- Riverside Courity, about 60 miles I systems will be open for business Phillips Park. I murdered in Medellin this year. thing in its path." east of Los Angeles, destroyed 15 as early as 10 a.m. If your organization isnotrep- The fire has also closed south- homes. Officials say that blazebegan Everything will be sold from resented, call Marine Capt. Brock Iran - The earthquake disaster in food and drinks bound lanes of Highway 101, a when a U.S. forest service "control to T-shirts and Stolley at 2654/2655. Northem Iran is now a week old. principal hats. Spaces are limited . Reservations are still being Rescue workers continue to dig through north-south California burn" to clear brush went out of All concessionaires can set up accepted. the piles of rubble that buried victims route. And a train trestle has burned control. So call today! and destroyed entire towns. And after- L_--- shocks continue to rumble through the region. One shock yesterday killed a Cruise for Gitmoites to Kingston planned for the 4th of July relief worker as he tried to uncover STAFF REPORT--Plans are The ship can accommodate up to married couples. Women will be bodies. Iranian estimates of the dead If you're interested, see your moving fast for another ship visit to 75 males and 40 females. Travelers berthed range from 40,000 to 50,000. separately. command R&R Coordinator, orBase an exotic port for base residents. mustbe 8 years old and over. Passen- There are no facilities for wheel Operations for more information and Demark - Another big art heist. USS Mount Whitney will be visiting gers will pay for meals aboard, and chairs. Single males may stay eligibility, call at 4366/4453. Kingston, Jamaica 2-5 Dutch radio says thieves last night July. They'll should bring sleeping bags for chil- aboard during the visit while others Read the Guantanamo Daily made off with three paintings by Vin- be taking along many Guantanamo dren. Male berthing is in open areas, must use local Jamaican accommo- Gazette and stay tuned to FM 103.1 cent Van Gogh. The paintings were residents. and no facilities are available for dations. for further developments. taken from a museum in the town of Den Bosch. Early out for Guantanamo military not part of reduction plan Nicaragua - In Nicaragua, the edges that DoD could devise an According to Foley, if the Navy the present Contras say their mission is accom- system, if an activity By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN early-out plan to avoid a widespread had to do a widespread reduction, faces cutbacks plished-as they lay down their ants. that may make invol- AND AFIS EVELYN HARRIS reduction-in-force actions. Contra commanders presented their they would start with lesser qualified untary separations necessary, its "I weapons to Nicaraguan President Vi- can't see it happening. Vice personnel in over-manned ratings. personnel office prepares a proposal oleta Chamorro during a ceremony Anyone who follows the news Adm. Mike Boorda, Chief of Naval "The only reason in the past DoD and sends it to us through channels. has seen yesterday. Chamorro's also promising a lot of hints toward early Personnel and Adm. Carlisle A.H. was letting military members go We review it, and if we agree, we to disarm the leftist Sandinistas, who retirement programs or early outs. Trost, Chief of Naval Operations are early was to save money for the send it to the Office of Personnel led According to Naval Station the government for 11 years. against forcing people out of the remainder of the year," said Foley. Management. If OPM agrees, the Command Career Counselor Chief military," said Foley. "We want to reduce our size through activity will offer early retirement." (continue to page 3) Elaina Foley, "between now and fis- "The last early-out program we normal attrition. If billets no longer Foley says, "If DoD ever re- cal year 1990, absolutely not!" had was in 1988, when DoD gave exist, we can't fill them." sorted to force people out of the Navy Despite wishful thinking of military members within a six month Cipolla says only about 5 percent before their EAOS or planned career some people, according to Frank window of their Expiration of Active of the total DoD workforce would separation date, they would incorpo- Cipolla, Acting Deputy Assistant Obligated Service (EAOS), a chance have to face an involuntary separa- rate a program, paying people some USA Secretary of Defense for Civilian to get out three months early. This tion before considering a depart- type of severance pay if they were Personnel News Policy, "The Department proved to have had an adverse effect ment-wide early out. otherwise eligible to stay in." of Defense is not planning a depart- on the command's mission. Later, the "The only early retirement pro- "Right now, we're letting the ment-wide early-out." Miami - Black South African Leader Navy lost interest in this program posals considered now are locally system work," says Cipolla, "and it Nelson Mandela is reported to be under Cipolla and Foley both acknowl- and just did away with it." generated ones," Cipolla said. "With works quickly and well." heavy security in a Miami Beach Hotel. Mandela's visit has be condemned by the Cuban American community, Ceramic shop offers island residents a chance to be creative which is angered over his repeated 15 to 30 minutes praise and support for Cuban President and make sure you you don't wish to add a glaze, apply Fidel Castro. Mandela spent most of drain out all the extra slip. After this, stains to your bisque. These stains do Wednesday in Atlanta, where he setyourmold on it's side for about 30 not need firing. praised the late Martin Luther King Jr. minutes to one hour." Townsend said the process may as a "giant among giants." After properly pouring and take some time, but the cost is mini- draining your mold, Townsend sug- malcompared toretailprices. Giving Washington - The White House tax gests you use caution when taking it an example, Townsend said, "the compromise has apparently unstuck apart, the next step. cost for a box of slip is $5. An oriental the logjam at the Washington Budget "When the mold has air dried, 21-inch mold costs Summit. Bargainers for Congress and 85 cents to rent. you have created greenwear," she the administration report they're fi- The first firing is 85 cents. You can nally getting some real work done. said. "At this stage, you may sand purchase glazes for $1.25 to $4.20 a down the seams, and any other part jar. The second firing cost 85 cents. New York - Police in New York City you feel necessary." This is also the Since you can make several items out say there aren't any firm leads after time to smooth out the mold with a of one box of slip and paint, many thousands of people called in saying sponge or soft piece of sand paper. bisque pieces with one jar of glaze, they had information on the notorious After you have the mold sanded this 21-inch figurine costs roughly "Zodiac" killer. The gunman has down to your satisfaction, it is time $10.00." threatened to kill one person for each for firing. "I'm sign of the Zodiac. So far, one man has glad they have the ceramic Photo by JOSN USA M. ENLOE You'll fire your been murdered and three others in- greenware in a shop," said Gitmo resident Barbara jured. The mayor is offering a $10,000 Gitmo resident Alonzo Oats pours slip into a mold he rented at kiln, a huge oven, which heats to McCalla. "It gives me something to reward for information on the killer. MWR's Ceramics Shop to make a figurine. about 1900 degrees. "It's avery slow do. It's fun and I save alot of money process. It takes about 24 hours. on household items." U.S. - Consumer groups are attacking bowl, dish, lamp, animal, holiday When the firing is complete, the There is no annual or monthly By JOSN a proposal by the Nuclear Regulatory LISA M. ENLOE items, etc. to take home and admire. greenware turns into bisque," said fee. You can purchase tools, sand Commission to stop regulating low- Townsend said, "first strain and Townsend. paper and sponges at the shop. The level nuclear waste. The ruling would Making a ceramic figurine may stir your slip, a liquid clay. Then It's during the bisque stage that only items you allow the waste to be dumped need be bring is a in not be as easy as one, two, three. tightly bind your mold together. you apply glazes. "There are several ordinary landfills. One critic says the container for your slip. The shop is However, don't let that fool you into Next, pour your slip into the mold." types of glazes. Wood tone, plan could save industry $82 million a gloss, open Tuesday, 1to 5 p.m.; Wednes- believing it's any less fun. Townsend said depending on the year. But he says the cost would be an matt and crystal are just a few ex- day andThursday, 1 to9p.m.; Friday Thelma Townsend, manager for mold size, additional 2,500 cancer deaths a year. allow your slip to settle in amples," explained Townsend. "Af- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday 9a.m. MWR's Ceramic Shop said there's the mold from 15 minutes to one ter you apply two coats of glaze and to 4 p.m. over 625 molds from which to hour. "Then pour out the excess it's thoroughly dry, fire the bisque If you have any questions, con- choose. If you follow the steps prop- (continue to page 3) slip," she said. "You need to turn again at nearly 1800 degrees. This tact Thelma Townsend at Gitmo's erly you should have a beautiful your mold up-side down for another stage also takes about 24 hours." If Ceramic Shop and 4640. PAcE 2, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1990, GUANTANAMo DAL.Y GAZETTE

Guantanamo Outdoors another fisherman casting lines. What you use for bait depends Safety . it's everybody's business with upon what you want to catch. The his head on into a P02's car coming from his car engine. He marinahas frozen shrimp for sale and A west coast safety officer was smashed Gitmo Gadabout turned off the ignition, removed the it's good for fish up to two pounds. busy last week writing his mishaps and drove it into the guard rail. The had radiator cap and discovered theradia- "Fishing" Some small fish you'll catch are reports. His SA was moving a file car was destroyed but the P02 He was empty. He poured water in the bonefish, which in turn become bait cabinet off a pallet onto a truck. In- only a broken foot and bruises. tor radiator after he started the car, then About a third of our 45 square forevenlargerprey. Squid is another stead of putting the cabinet on the bed was wearing a safety belt. mile naval base is water - salt water. good temptation for larger fish. of the truck, he put it on his foot and Pappy's Poem - He who buckles put the cap on halfway but didn't That salt water is rich in marine life - Fresh cut bonefish is best for lost 14 days work while he hobbled will walk away and live to drive tighten it. He also didn't give the car sea life that is -not military types. All snapper - a delicacy anywhere, but around on crutches. The next day, a another day. time to cool down. After getting tools that water and all the species at home readily available in Guantanamo P03 tore a leg muscle while doing A P02 and a passenger were rid- to work on the car, he returned and in it are tempting targets for photog- Bay. You'll also have a chance to land PRT- he also missed two weeks of ing a motorcycle and ran into a car bent over the engine. At that moment, raphers and anglers. needlefish, mullet, barracuda, snook, work. Another P03 playing volley- that abruptly pulled into their path. the cap blew. Hot liquid scaled the If angling's your choice, getting jack, and grouper, to name a few. ball sprainedhis ankle. He was out for Being Cum-Laude graduates of the sailor, giving him 2nd-degree burns to the aquatic world isn't difficult. Fishing from aboat adds a second 10 days. A P02 strained his back Gary Busey school of super-cool over 16 percent of his body. This You'll need a little equipment, some dimension to the sport. You get to when he swung a bat during a softball bikers, neither wore a helmet. The mishap is classic - a backyard me- imagination, basic information, and a traverse the waters while you explore game. We don't know if he got a hit, passenger suffered a concussion, chanic rushing to get the job done. yen for the outdoors. their depth. Your range expands but he lost 10 days. Another P03 left broken back and a blood clot in his There are two or three cases like this The best place to start may be along with enjoyment. Now Hicacal the picnic, went jogging, stepped into brain. The P02 got off easy, minor every summer. next door. Borrow some fishing gear Beach, Hospital Cay, Guantanamo apot hole and pulled ligaments in his cuts and bruises. He wasn't satisfied, Repairman's reminder - Don't from your neighbor, and advice on its River and points between are in your knee. He lost three work days. None however, so he broke his hand by leave your safety sense at work - use. If that's not possible, drop by the reach. The fish lurking beneath their of these mishaps were serious, but in punching outa utility pole in anger- take it home with you. Marina and rent the equipment. waters will be within your grasp. four days, this command lost the now that's cool. Listen up boys and A PO1 and a P03 were cutting a Again, advice is free. You'll never catch them though, services of four skilled people for a girls: You are in the Navy. No matter coaxial cable. The P03 was holding When you go fishing depends unless you make a concerted effort to total of 47 days. Incidentally, the what state laws say, every time, eve- the cable with his bare hands so the upon time, tide and weather. Pisca- get out and try. Start small by fishing Safety Center had its picnic last week rywhere you ride, you must follow PO1 had a clear area to use the hack- tors hold that fishing's best at sunset from piers and picking up pointers and no one was injured. Navy regulations: wear a helmet and saw. The energized cable arched and and sunrise, and an hour before or from others. As you develop the Safety Center's Slogan - We prac- eye protection and hard-soled shoes sparked. Each man received a shock. after high tide. Also, a moonless knack, you can venture into deeper tice what we preach. with heals. The regs also encourage What did they do wrong? Let's count dawn or night draws lots of fish. waters in search of larger fish. A Lt. was riding his mountain you to wear long-sleeved shirt or the ways. 1) They didn't tag-out the Combining high tide at sunrise with a When you have a few dollars to bike down a fire road with two jacket, long pants, full-finger gloves system. 2) The didn't determine if the moonless sky will bring windfall spend, or even if you don't, drop by friends. He lost control when he hit and reflective vests. cable was energized. 3) They were profits. You'll find publishedreports the Navy or Marine Corps Exchange. some loose gravel. After falling and Policeman's psalm - Wearing a standing on bare metal. 4) They were- on Tidal information in the Guantan- You'll run into many fishermen load- rolling several times, he was disori- helmet isn't uncomfortable - n't wearing insulated gloves or face amo Daily Gazette on the last day of ing up on line, weights, and other ented and couldn't remember what smashing your head on the pavement, shields. 5) They didn'tnotify the duty the month for the following month. paraphenalia of the trade. That's happened. One of his companions cracking your skull open and getting corpsman they had gotten shocked. Check the hour for sunrise and sunset where you'll get insight on both noticed blood coming from his ear a few hundred stitches is! The commanding officer made this in Plans of the Day. equipment and its use, along with the and took him to the hospital. He was While guarding aircraft on the note on the mishap report: "When Where you fish is a matter of trial best places to fish. One of the many diagnosed as having a fractured skull flight line, a Marine was playing your 'best' men pull a boner this big, and error. You can avoid errors by characteristics of a good fishermen is and broken collarbone. His arm was with his weapon and shot himself in you have to go back to ground zero. asking fishermen. Fishing from that they are always willing to give in a sling for two weeks. the head. He was rushed to a hospital Re-teach the tag-out system, testyour docks, shores, and boats can be prof- good advice. Of course, you'll have Rider's Rule - A helmet is harder and put on life-support, but he died. men's knowledge of safety and get itable. Ferry Landing areadocks have to hear a little about that 'one that than your head - try wearing it! Lethal line - A gun, especially one your khaki out and around to see the reputation for some large catches. got away,' but, it's worth your time. An oncoming car passed a trac- that is loaded, is not a toy. what's going on." Marina dock draws schools of fish to Join us for this a dventure. I'll be tor-trailer on a hill in a blind curve, An AN heard a knocking sound Final footnote - Sage advice, Cap- dine upon the discarded parts of fil- looking for you, outdoors. tain! leted fish. Probably the best place to People in the nev . fish is in the same area that you see GADABOUT What Randy Quaid took away Kiko Kawashima is a college to as "Kiko-San" and the "Apartment with him from his involvement in student living in a small Tokyo apart- Princess", in reference to her rela- "Days of Thunder" still makes him ment with her parents. But come tively humble abode. Gitmo's FH C program smile. Quaid says working with Tom tommorrow, Japan's modern day Guantanamo Bay - With the provider may seem difficult, you'll Cruise was a pleasure because Cruise Cinderella will call a palace her Sidney Poiter will play Supreme summer school break upon us, many have a FHC staff member to guide was no prima donna during the pro- home. In Japan's first royal wedding Court Justice Thurgood Marshall in a working parents are exploring alter- you through each phase. duction. Quaid calls Cruise "a real in six years, the 23-year-old woman $10 million ABC miniseries called native daytime care for their children. Then there's the benefits gained. gentleman" who doesn't wear his ego will wed Emperor Akihito's youngest "Separate But Equal." The four-hour Susan Barkley, Gitmo's Family First, you'll be your own boss. Sec- on his sleeve. Quaid also says his own son, Prince Aya. He's 24 and second production will be filmed in South Home Care Coordinator, says the ond, you set your own prices and you part as a wealthy southern business- in line to the Chrysanthemum throne. Carolina in August. It centers on a FHC providers offer quality in-home pay nothing to run your business man who bankrolls Cruise's NAS- The Japanese media is smitten with landmark school desegregation case care for children under age 12. except$25 peryearforliability insur- CAR team let him play something the bride-to-be. She's being referred of the 1950's involving Marshall. OPNAVINST 1700.9C states ance. Third, you get free monthly other than a "doofus" for a chance. that FHC is "care provided by private training to improve your skills as a Quaid recalls that role left him pretty News and Entertainment individuals in their housing unit for caregiver. FHC staff members are well-heeled, too. He says the produc- more than 10 hour per week." FHC always available to answer your ers let him keep his wardrobe of News On Channel 2 providers must pass stringent screen- questions. Fourth, you'll enjoy the Armani suits, which totaled about 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA ing, training, and certification re- love only children can give. $70,000. "Day s of Thunder" opens 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS TURTLES quirements. Some of the require- Not every parent may need a nationwide soon. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) ments include Red Cross CPR and provider. Some parents are able to 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) First Aid training, home inspections arrange a teenager to watch their President Bush and congress put 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 CE 10 II ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:40 SPORTS W-EK INOREVIEW by the hospital, fire and safety depart- children. While this is acceptable for aside partisan wrangling for plates 6:30 CH7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:00 FOR VETERANS ONLY ments and the FHC coordinator, and short term situations, the local base full of Tex-Mex delicacies and ears CE 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:30 M*A*S*H food sanitation training. instruction (COMNAVBASE full of Glen Campbell music. Bush CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) FHC providers attend monthly 5000.2A)limits this service to "occa- and his wife Barbara hosted members 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) training sessions. FHC staff members sional baby-sitting by minor children of Congress and their spouses for an visit each provider once a month. at least 13 years old, in the babysit- annual barbecue on the White House All movies begin at 8 p.m. This should reassure parents that ter's own home or the home of the lawn. Campbell serenaded the group Downtown Lyceum with such hits as "Wichita Lineman," FHC providers are competent and child being supervised." Fletch Lives. Comedy (PG). 1:35 capable of caring for their children. If you need in-home care for your "Galveston" and "Rhinestone Cow- McCalla Lyceum boy." The menu included bacon- Barkley added the FHC program children, call the FHC office at 4543 Staying Together.Comedy (R). 1:31 is constantly seeking new providers, for assistance. FHC will provide you wrapped chicken with jalapeno and Leeward Lyceum cheese, mesquite-roasted prime rib especially those who will care for with the names of several FHC pro- War of the Roses .Comedy (R). 1:57 infants. If you are 18 years or older viders that you may contact. Whether with barbecue sauce, smoked Texas and love babies, this could be an op- you are seeking daycare for your sausage, ribs, corn pudding, beans portunity for you to start your own children, or looking for employment and Texas pecan pie. business. While the steps to be a FHC for yourself, FHC can help. GITMO PEOPLE St. Patrick, where are you when we need you? Keeping Burns &Roe in tip top condition is the job of this custodial worker, and he is: The very next time you go out in fangs in your ankle and hang on like For women, the odds look even the woods a, monstrously long and a leech, pumping gallons of venom better. It's not that snakes still feel NAME: scaly poisonous snake will bury his into your veins as you crumple ag- bad about how they treated Eve, men William A. London nizingly into a slow hideous death. spend more time outdoors. The HOMETOWN: And then, you will be eaten by magazine says four times as many Nutts River Dist., SL.Thomas wolves. people under 20 are more likely to be TIME IN GITMO: St. Patrick, they say, drove the bitten. And they're more likely to be 2 years snakes out of Ireland. bitten on the hand or arm. CHOICES: St. Patrick, where are you when This indicates some people are FOOD: we need you now? playing with them. Fish Think about all the poisonous So a word of advice may be in snakes that can sink their venomous order: Do not play with a poisonous HOBBY: fangs into your soft, unprotected legs. snake! What are you, some kind of a Any sports And then, think again if you want to moron? ACTOR: go camping. And your odds of not getting bit- John Wayne But that's the Stephen King ap- ten are even better if you're not in a LIFE GOAL: proach. If you'd prefer reality to snake state. The magazine says the Raise goats horror stories, "Sports Afield" maga- south and the southwest have more MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: zine says poisonous snakes are not the bite cases. And in those areas, some When I don't have any money. threat you might think they are. places have more snakes than others. MY BEST QUALITY IS: Among the millions of people Butthemagazine says Alaska and Kindness who work and play outside, it says, Hawaii have no snakes at all. only about 7,000 people get fanged St. Patrick must have already NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People" each year, and only maybe 14 die. been by. PAGE 3, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZEEm

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Beat the Gitmo heat w/auto window tinting, night. 18-spd. mountain bike w/fat tires and popcorn evening for pre-teens, Sat., June 30, 6 Mares pneumatic spear gun (California), $85. guaranteed professionally installed, free esti- Housing repairs: To residentsof RPPP, M, EP, dropped handlebars (like 10-spd.) Frame p.m., at the Youth Ctr. Call us at 4075, Fri., June Men's medium Dacor BC, $90, both in great mates. Call Brian at 3170 AWH. CO, N, DP and OV, the McCarty Corp. will beein painted orangish pink and green. Please give 29, and give us your suggestions. shape. Call 6266 DWH or 2975 AWH. IELEVISIONS your housing areas until July 2, to perform info to Andy Walburg at 6235 or Base Police. Pre-teens can dance the night away at Satur- Sherwood snorkeling BC, like new, $40. Call Sears 13 in. color remote control TV, great minorexteriorwark. Your cooperation is appre- One wabbit, black eyes, buckteeth, long ears, day's, Fri., June 29,7 to 10 p.m. Our DJ has the PO1 Fowler 4435/4451 or stop by GHT C2-33. cond., 475 OBO. Call 3750. ciated. red nose, big feet. may or may not havetail, 4.5 best sounds, the snacks are great and the good UBNIURE TWO WHEELERS Federal Express: Fandango Mgmt. and Trans- in., 6 or. If seen or any info. pertaining to disap- times justwaiting for you. FMI, call4075. Deluxe queen size bed frame w/rollers, excel. '84 Honda Elite 150, 15,400 mi. water cooled, port Servicenow offers worldwide courierserv- pearance, please contact Chief Abrams, Gun- cond., $35. Call 4164 DWH or 2942 AWH. digital display, good cond., must sell by July 2, ice toFederal Express. FMI, call4181, 8 a.m. to ston Hall. Reward offered. FORSAL Lg. dresser w/9 drawers, good cond., make of- $500 OBO. Call Gary at 2747 AWH. fer. FMI, contact Dottie at4271/4810 DWH or '84 Suzuki scooter, runs great, plenty of spare 4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Pkgs. leave Tues. and Fri. Ladies black frame prescription sunglasses w/ Central Fidelity will have a teller at the L/P blue neck strap and blue/white trim on ear piece, AIR CONDITIONERS 2333 AWH. parts, helmet included, $200. Call 3764. facility Tues., July 3, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Cen- reward. Call 2797 DWH or 3499 AWH. 24,000Btu., 220V,runs good, departing soon so Rust-colored rocker/recliner, good cond., $175. WAMIEl tral Fidelity wilbeclosed Wed.,July 4fInde- MCX.NOIES must sell, $50. Call 4477 DWH. Call 2840 AWH. Someone to give estimate on repair of 75 pendence Day. Checking out? The MCX no longer requires an AELIANCES Tired ofFlinstoneffum.? Wehave an assonment Johnson outboard motor. Call Maurice Winters Base Fumigation Chamber of Bums & Roe appt to check out. See our Customer Service Slightly used compact refrigerator, 24s18, by of upholstered swivel rockers and recliner at 2707 AWH. located at Bldg. AV-141 is open June 29, 7:30 dept., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sears and Roebuck, $40. Call Rod at 2306. chairs for sale. Very reasonably priced. FMI, Teenage or older to babysit a 2.5 yr. old in my a.m. to4 p.m. to receivearticles to be fumigated. Suzy's Lumpia House will be open for lunch/ AlITO call 3829 AWH. home, 3 nights a week for approx. 2hrs. and FMI, contact 4964/4956, Trouble Desk. dinner beginning today. She is located at the The ultimate Gitmo cruisers for sale, '68 Cadil- Country style sofa and loveseat, slate blue w/ some weekendnights. Call 4502 DWH or 3363 3rd/4th of July diving/boating restrictions: food trailer in front of the MCX Mini Mart. lac, many new parts, smooth running, $1,000. wooditrim on back and arms, excel. cond., must AWH. MARBKS/VC-10 will fire/drop ordnance inthe MCX 4th of July holiday hours are: Mini Mart9 Call 4284. see to appreciate, $700. Call 2462. A playpen or crib to borrow or purchase, need mouth of the bay and vicinity of Phillips Park a.m. to 9 p.m. All other MCX facilities will be '76 Buick Skylark, 6-cyl., 2-dr., $800 OBO, MISCELLANEOUS July 17 to Aug. 29, due to packout for PCS July 3, 8ato10 a.m. and July 4, 10 a.m. to 1:30 closed. Post 46 and Staff NCO Clubs will be avail. July 17 at the ferry landing. Call 3811. Sharp camcorder VHS reg. tapes, excel. cond., orders. Call 4441 DWH or 2324 AWH. p.m. During these times no boating in these open regular hours. '77 Ford LTD., aA, a/c, V8, no rust, good paint comes w/case. Call 2840 AWH. Anyone possessing a Best Products catalogue areas and no diving anywhere onbase. MWRENOIES and tires, $1,000. Call 6266 DWH or 2975 One 35-70 CXannon lens for EOS model cam- would you please callKarenor Tom at 3346 if Pre-natal classes: Red Cross is sponsoring Bingo is still tops at the Windjammer every AWH. era, auto focus, $200. FMI, call 2707 AWH. we could borrow it for a couple of days. childbirth (pre-natal) classes July 5 through Thurs. and Sun. Cards go on sale at 5:30 p.m. '78 Ford LTD, runs very well, $600 OBO, avail. One remote control Nikko frame buggy, fair Bench seat w/seatbelts to put in the back of a full Aug. 2, at the Family Service Ctr. Anyone due Thurs. w/games at 6:30 p.m. Cards go on sale at July 12. Call 4164 DWH or 2942 AWH. cond., $15. Nintendo games various prices. size p/u truck. Call Ruth Saladino at 3000 DWH between now and Aug. 31 should call 4676 1 p.m., Sun., w/games at 2:15 p.m. Don't miss '78 Toyota Celica, h/b, .- spd., good tires, insp. FMI, call Bobby at 2707. or4311 AWH. DWH, to register. the fun. FMI, call 2304. good until Jan. '91, needs alt., serious inquiries Electric lawnmower, $30. Call 2799. If you have an exercise bike in great cond. that 1RA.Y.0 UL New hours of operation for the Lateral Hazard only. Call 6193, leave msg. For rent: condo, private community, 2-bdrms., also works your arms and you'd like to sell it, Special thanks to Mr. Don King - coach of Lounge are: Mon.-Thurs., 4 to 10 p.m.; Fri., 2 '80 Toyota Corona, a/t, a/c, AM/FM, white, loft, 2 bath, central air/heat, w/d hookup, alarm call Shelly at2164. SIMA Orioles forleadership and patience. Your p.m. to 1 a.m.; Sat, 10 to 1 a.m.; Sun., noon to 8 $1,800 OBO. Call Paul at 6347 DWH. system, w/w carpet, courtyard, private entrance, Small girl's bike with or without training time and dedication to theteam and youth sports p.m. Nochildren under the age of 18 are allowed '83 Dodge Colt, 2-dr., 4-spd., a/c, one owner, pool, racquetball courts, closetoNAS Mayport, wheels. Call Sandra Christopher at 3168. will remain long after your most successful sea- in the lounge area. Gitmo car since Feb. '89, new tires, brakes, avail. immediately, 5 min. fm. ocean. Call Con- Need a FT home day care provider (non- son. Great job. The Herbel family. Get a head start on the weekend at the Windjam- struts/shocks and muffler prior to arrival, new nie Mabry, (904) 2494111 DWH or (904) 247- smoker) for a 9 mo. old child starting Sept. Call A very special thank you to GBOWC, FRA, mer s Social Hour, every Fri., 3:30 to 6 p.m. batt., $1,995 OBO, avail. July 20. Call LCDR 0521 AWH. 3955, after 5 p.m. Mon-Fri. and after 10 a.m., MOWC and GBSOWC for helping to make There'll be music, fun and games to entertain Nolan at 5320 DWH or 2199 AWH. Plywood, Marine .5x4x8 sheets, $10. Call Jim at Sat. and Sun. Challenge '90 a reality. From Jay Davis and you. Don't miss it. '85 Dodge Shelby Charger, p/s, p/b, turbo, F.I., 4768 or 3691 AWH. YARIALES family. 4-cyl., new paint, good cond., runs well. Call Brown Lazy-Boy recliners, cedar wood 4 Caravella Pt. - 4-A Sat., 7 a.m. to ?, pre- Members of the GuantanamoBay Users Group, The mall will be open to serve their customers 3170 AWH. drawer dresser, end table w/drawer, shelf unit, packout, no early birds please. I extend my heartfelt thanks for your support, from noon to 6 p.m., on the4th of July. We hope '86 Honda Civic CRX, low miles, asking solid state brand RCA TV w/24 in. screen floor Marine Site - N-117-C Sat, 7 to 9 a.m., no enthusiasm and encouragement during my teem you have a safe and happy holiday. $6,000, blue book $5,650, $350 Alpine tape model, needs minor adjusting, all prices neg. early birds, microwave, toddler clothes and as president. May your RAM continue to ex- ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES deck/stereo plus coax speakers, depend., w/vir- Call 3712. shoes, girls clothes,kitchen items, extra seats for pand. Peggy J. Meservey. There will be alDJ at the FRA this Fri. and Sat. gin repair manual, blue and gray, fun to drive, Wood coffeetable w/folding edges, like tea cart, car, sewing pattems, toys, gowns and more. Maggi's Mexican Food Stand has closed it's night, doors open at 6 p.m. even in Gitmo. 4901 DWH, 2524 AWH, Kate. fiber glass fireplace w/lighting log appearance Center Bargo - 1181 Sat., 8 a.m. to ?, pre- operation. Thanks to the Marines and all the A.A. can help if your problem is alcohol. Mtgs. '88 Ford Ranger XLT Super Cab 4x4, 25,600 and heater, brown carpet, cream carpet, pole packout, bikes, clothes, misc. naval base customers. Maggi Johnson. are held each Mon., Wed. and Sat. night at 8 miles, $7,000. Call Shelly at 2164. lamp, all prices neg. Call 3712. Tierra Kay -24 Sat., 8 a.m. to ?, 3 family yard CAREER COUNSELOR'S NOTE p.m., at McCalla Hangar in the upper deck, Rm. IlC.Y.LE White cabinet w/glass doors and shelves, an- sale, fum., clothes, toys, china, kitchen items, The Professional Growth and Development 29. For a recorded msg., call 4853. Ladies' white 12-spd. mountain bike, excel. tique twin bed w/carved posts, mattress and 12x15 beige carpet, exercise bike. Board will meet Wed., July25, 1 to4p.m.,in the The monthly NAVSTA CPOA mtg. will be held cond., $90. Call3119, ask for Lynne. springs, microwave cart on wheels w/glass Tierra Kay - 48 Sat., 7 to 10 a.m., multi- Command Career Counselor's trng.n. next to July 5, 11 a.m., at Post 46. All members are Men's 26 in. Huffy 10-spd., excel. cond., $70. doors and shelf, can also be used as spice cabi- family, pre-packout. NLSO. encouraged to attend. Call 2462. net, prices neg. Call 3712. East Caravella - 1502-C Sat., 7a.m. to noon, EMPLOYMENT Looking for something to do? How aboutreliv- Murray mountain bike, 18-spd., like new, $90. EI BBQ grill, capodimonte,jewelry, record player, Pianist/organist is needed for the Catholic con- ing famous battles: past, present and future by Call 6266 DWH or 2975 AWH. Cat and kitten free to a good home: 1.5 yr. old toys, games, various size clothes, shoes, sneak- gregation. This is a pd. position. Please call the joining the Gitmo Role Playing Gainers Assoc.? female tabby, "Reisa," sweet tempered, excel. ers, girls like new size 6X dresses, misc. items. Chaplain's Office at 232312628. Organizational mtg. Sat., June 30, 1 p.m., in 16 ft. V-hull w/trailer, paddles, all safety equip., w/children; 3.5 mo. lt. gray, male tabby, East Caravella -1502-A Sat., 7a.m. to noon, Warehouse Worker at the Hospital/Fiscal Dept., Classroom #15, on Chapel Hill. FMI, call Jef- 9.9 Johnson motor, good cond., $700. Call 2840 "Genghus Khan," spirited and a joy to watch. electric lawnmower, llxl5 carpet, 6x9 oval LWG-6907-04/05, Ann. No. 190-901 & E. frey at 2721 AWH. AWH. FMI, call 6277 DWH or 6098 AWH. rug, winter maternity clothes, infant, 2T boys Guantanamo Bay Computer Club's electronic CAREEIS Free to a good home, pretty 1.5 yr. old female and girl's, women's clothes, size 9-13. bulletin board will be out of operation for ap- 9x6 oval rug, $20. Call 2799 chow/shephardmix, "Nikita," excel. watch dog, East Caravella -1501-A Sat., 8a.m. to1p.m., WORLD NEWS. fm. pg. 1 prox. 3 wks. Two bulletin boards that you can COMPUTER EQUIPMENT good w/children, housebroken, outside dog. multi-family, stereo, table and chairs, new call 3432, 2708, 24 hs., 300, 1200, 2400 baud Commodore 64C complete system w/over 100 FMI, call 6277 DWH or 6098 AWH. microwave, women's formal, dresses, rattan rates. Call Mike at 4747 DWH, 3432 AWH. software, plus extras, first $600 takes it Call Free to a good home, two beautiful calico cats, woven rocker and much more. Jerusalem -- A biblical scholar study- The FRA willbe open Sunday's and Monday's, 2840 AWH. spayed, playful, trained. Call Mick at 5342/ Nob Hill - 25A Sat., 7:30 to 9:30 a.m., back- ing the Dead Sea Scrolls in Jerusalem from 4 to 10 p.m. DIVYEAR 3101. yard sale, set of queen size mattress, misc. says he's found what could be a love UTIAGE Sherwood snorkeling BC, like new, $35. Con- SERVICES kitchen items, clothes, something for everyone, letter from Samson to Delilah. Harvard Scheduled power outages are set for the follow- tact P02 Gifford at 4881 DWH. Certified Family Home Care Providers have no early birds. University Professor John Strugnell says he's still working to decipher the three-line fragment, but says it was Business news Guantanamo Bay residents can use "without question" written by the biblical strongman, and appears to be erotic. AP - The former chairman and give the Justice Department and ad- Monterey Bay, and ordered a mora- some control over his holdings.The three top officials of Midwest Fed- ditional $75 million for prosecuting torium on new leases until 1996 for banks agreed to spread out payments Lithuania -- Lithuanian leaders have eral Savings and Loan have been fraud in the nation's thrift crisis. one section off southern California on more than $2 billion in outstand- gone to Moscow to try to negotiate handed indictments on federal fraud With public outrage growing, law- where drilling already is underway. ing loans over the five years. independence again. Mikhail Gor- and conspiracy charges connected makers are rushing to provide money bachev is asking Lithuania to suspend with financial losses at the failed S & to pursue the more than 21,000 S & L Donald Trump has secured ur- Chicago's Continental Bank its declaration of independence before L. Attorney General Dick Thorn- fraud cases that have been referred to gently needed money from seven key Corp. is eliminating about 900 jobs he lifts a crippling economic embargo burgh released the 40-count indict- the Justice Department so far. The S banks to avoid defaulting on debts and some trading operations in cost- against the republic. Lithuania's legisla- mentretumed by a federal grand jury & L bailout is expected to cost tax- after his lenders agreed to a long- cutting measures expected to save ture isslated to begin debating a com- $65 million financial rescue $75 million annually. The company promise with the Kremlin, in Minneapolis. Midwest Federal is payers more than $300 billion. term being liquidated by the government plan. The banks agreed in principle adds it's establishing a special $50 at an expected cost of a billion dol- President Bush has blocked new to lend another $20 million to tide the million reserve tocover the cost of USA. Im. pg. 1 lars. It was about a million dollars in oil drilling off the coasts of much of developer over while finishing eliminating the product lines, result- debt when regulators seized the thrift California, Florida, Washington, touches are placed on a restructuring ing in a second-quarter loss. As part Florida -- Cape Canaveral launch early last year. Oregon and New England until the to keep his sprawling real estate and of its belt-tightening, the company crews plan a leak test on the space shuttle Atlantis this afternoon. They're year 2000. He has permanently casino empire solvent. Trump ex- no longerintends to engage in futures trying to find out if the fuel leak that has The House of Representatives blocked any drilling in a proposed claims he's happy with the deal, and options execution and clearings. grounded the shuttle Columbia is some has passed legislation that would marine sanctuary in California's which will force him to concede sort of generic problem for the orbiter. A space agency spokesman says the Today in History. launch team wants to ensure " beyond BAY DINING any reasonable doubt" thatthe mid-July AP - Today's highlights in his- In 1836, the fourth President of In1950,40 years ago, North Ko- launch of Atlantis will be safe. tory: the United States, James Madison, rean forces captured Seoul, South OFFICERS' CLUB June 28, 1914, Austrian Arch- died in Montpelier, Va. Korea. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your Washington -- Labor Secretary Eliza- duke Francis Ferdinand and his wife, In 1838, Britain's Queen Victo- beth Dole is giving the Bush Admini- Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: assassinated in present- ria was crowned in Westminister Flight Sch. from page one stration's blessing to a tenfold increase Sofia, were Deep Fried, Battered or Baked day Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, by a Ser- Abbey. in fines against employers who violate Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart Fish the child labor laws. Dole says the goal bian revolutionary, the event which In 1894, Labor Day was estab- C-12 6/29 Gitmo ------8:55 am. is to deter violations while still encour- lished as a holiday for federal em- Key West 11:20 n.m. 2:30 pm. CPO CLUB triggered World War I. Five years NAS Norfolk 6:2 pm. aging employers to give jobs to young Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian later on this date, the Treaty of Ver- ployees on the first Monday of Sep- C-9 6/29 Jacksonville ------8:00 n.m. people. Steam- tember. Gitmo 1(l5 am. 11:00 am. BBQ Friday's Lunch: sailles was signed in France, offi- F.Laudedale 1130 pm. 1:15 pm. ship Round or Baked Fish Washington -- The 52 million Ameri- cially ending the international con- In 1919, Harry S. Truman mar- Jacksonville 2:05 p.m. 2:50 pm. Elizabeth Virginia Wallace Rhode bland 5:25 pm. 6:10 pm. WINDJAMMER CLUB cans whose TV tubes are fed by cable flict. ried in Jacksonville 8:55 pm. may get a break from Congress. A On this date: Independence, Mo. C-141 7/1 Gitmo ------1(00 am. Tonight's Dinner: Stuffed House Telecommunications Subcom- In 1491, England's King Henry In 1928, New York Governor Roosy Rds. 1205 pm. 1:30pm. Flounder mittee has OK'da bill aimed at improv- NAS Norfolk 4:45 pm. 5:45 pm. VIII was born in Greenwich. Alfred E. Smith was nominated for Andrews AFB 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. CLIPPER CLUB ing competition in the cable industry In 1778, Mary Ludwig Hays president at the Democratic National Cbadese 7:45 pm. and holding the line on rate increases. 727 7/3 NAS Norfolk ---- 8:00 a.m. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your gained the name "Molly Pitcher" and Convention in Houston. Complaints aboutpoor service andhigh Giloo 11:30 a.m. noon Own Pizza prices have prompted Congress to re- a place in U.S. history by aiding In 1939, Pan American Airways Kingston 12.30 pm. 1:00pm. began regular trans-Atlantic airserv- Gitmo 2:15 p.m. 3:20 pm. CHINATOWN consider its 1984 decision to deregulate American forces at the revolutionary NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. the industry. war Battle of Monmouth in New Jer- ice as the "Dixie Clipper" left Port Friday: Sweet & Sour Chicken sey. Washington, N.Y., for Portugal. NOTE: If you change flights, notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE SPORTS

Sports First Toronto, now A's, ChiSox take AL West lead MLB Stats AP-Talk about majorchanges. victory and a two and a-half game RBI's. He's hitting .347 for the year. American League Roundup The American League West has a lead in the American League East. Don Robinson pitched on two Batting (202 at bats) - R. Hender- new leader today. Chicago's in, Mike Boddicker got the victory and day's rest for San Francisco and the son, A's, .339; Guillen, White Sox, .332; NBA Griffy, Mariners, .331; Parker, Brewers, Oakland's out. The White Sox have ran his personal winning streak to Giants rode his arm to an 8-3 win Draft - College basketball's all- .323; Jacoby, Indians,.315; Puckett, Twins, first nine games. Carlos Quintana had a over Cincinnati. Robinson allowed time leading rebounder was the first moved past the Athletics into .315. in- player selected in yesterday's NBA place. Yesterday afternoon, a pair of double and two singles for the Red only one hit over the first seven Runs - Gruber, Blue Jays, 54; R. Tigers, 47; draft. The New Jersey Nets started last Ron Kittle home runs helped the Sox Sox, who also got two hits apiece nings before the Reds got to him for Henderson, A's, 53; Fielder, Griffey, Mariners, 46; Puckett, Twins, 46. six-ten Bogs, Jody Reed and their three runs in the eighth. evening's selections by picking beat the California Angels 5-2. The from Wade RBI - Fielder, Tigers, 63; Gruber, Derrick Coleman, an All-American victory gave Chicago a 6-0 record on Tom Brunansky. The losing pitcher In Pittsburgh, Wally Backman's Blue Jays, 62; Bell, Blue Jays, 56; Canseco, from Syracuse. The Seattle Supersonics a west coast road trip that consisted was Jimmy Key. RBI double in the seventh inning put A's, 50; Parker, Brewers, 48. took Oregon State guard Gary Payton of three-game sweeps at Oakland Up in the Big Apple, Rob Deer's Pittsburgh on top to stay and the Hits - Griffey, Mariners, 91; Bell, 86; Paker, next, and the Denver Nuggets followed and California. two-run homer sparked Milwaukee Pirates went on to beat Philadelphia Blue Jays, 86; Gruber, Blue Jays, with Louisiana State's high-scoring Brewers, 82; Trammell, Tigers, 82. That seventh consecutive Chi- past the New York Yankees 5-4. 5-3, the Phillies' sixth straight loss. guard, Chris Jackson. Georgia Tech's Doubles - Reed, Red Sox, 21; Puck- Parkerof theBrewers had three Backman was 2-4 with two RBI;'s ett, Twins, 20, Calderon, White Sox, 19; Dennis Scott then went to the Orlando cago victory put the White Sox ahead Dave a of Oakland in the standings. The hits, and one of them was a milestone and a run. Bob Kipper was the winner Sheffield, Brewers, 19; Snyder, Indians, 19. Magic. The Sacramento Kings had Blue Jays, 7; safety. Parker's single in the second in relief. Triples - Fersandez, record four first-round picks, and used Athletics dropped a 5-4 decision to Burks, Boston, 5; Sosa, White Sox, 5; Web- them to get six-seven Lionel Simmons the Detroit Tigers. Mike Heath's inning was the 2,500th hit of his 18- Out in St. Louis, the New York ster, Indians, 5; six are tied with four. of La Salle, guard Travis Mays of Texas, leadoff home run in the ninth was the year career. Bill Krueger got the win Mets ran their winning streak to nine Home runs - Fielder, Tigers, 25; center Duane Causwell of Temple and difference. with ninth-inning relief help from games by stopping St. Louis 5-2. Canseco, A's, 20; Gruber, Blue Jays 19, McGwire, A's, 19; Bell, Blue Jays, 17. forward Anthony Bonner of St. Louis. In the Metrodome, Nolan Ryan Chuck Crim, who got out of a ninth- Frank Viola got the victory and be- University of Michigan tied a rec- Stolen bases- R. Henderson, A's, 36; The earnedhis seventh victory of the year inning jam. Jimmy Jones took the came the National League's first 11- ord by having three players chosen in Pettis, Rangers, 22; Sax, Yankees, 18; loss. game winner this season. He threw a Calderon, White Sox, 17; Wilson, Royals, the first round, guard Rumeal Robinson and the 296th of his career when Texas routed Minnesota 9-2. Ryan In Baltimore, Chris Hoiles hit a four-hitterthat gave the Mets a three- 16. to Atlanta, forward Loy Vaught to the Pitching (7 decisions) -Jones, White six hits over his three-run homer in the bottom of the game series sweep. Joe Magrane Los Angeles clippers and forward Terry gave up one run and Sox, 8-1, .889, 1.53; King, White Sox, 7-1, Mills to Milwaukee. seven innings of work. The loser was 10th to lift Baltimore over Cleveland dropped to 4-10 with the loss, the .875, 2.15; Welch, A's, 12-2, .857, 2.53; Kevin Tapani. Julio Franco sparked 6-3. Hoiles's homer was Baltimore's 14th Redbird loss in their last 19 Stieb, BlueJays, 10-2,.833, 2.85; Clemens, TENNIS the Rangers' offense with three hits first hit since the second inning. It games. New York's Darryl Straw- Red Sox, 11-3, .786, 2.59. Red Sox, 103; RBI's. was also his first major league home berry ran his hitting streak to 16 Strikeouts - Clemens, Wimbledon - Women's top seed and four Langston, Angels, 100; Ryan, Rangers 94, Steffi Graf of West Germany was a win- Out west under the Kingdome, run. Mike Devereaux and Tim Hulett games. Hanson, Mariners, 92; Johnson, Mariners, ner in straight sets yesterday at Wimble- Rookie Jeff Schaefer delivered an also homered for the Orioles, the first In the Peach State, Atlanta shut 86. don, as was third-seed Monica Seles of eighth-inning RBI single that gave of the season for both. out Los Angeles 4-0 on a John Saves - Thigpen, White Sox, 24; 21; Yugoslavia and fifth-seed Zina Garri- Seattle a 3-2 win over Kansas City. Over in the National League, Smoltz three-hitter. Smoltz struck Eckersley, A's, 23; Jones, Indians, Sukova, Jennifer Capriati Aguilera, Twins, 17; Schooler, Mariners, son. Helena One inning of work earned the vic- Ryne Sandberg continues on his hot out six and didn't walk anyone while and Jana Novotna were among other 17. streak. Yesterday, Sandberg's two improving his record to 5-6. Greg National League seeds winning second-round matches tory for Mariners' reliever Mike Batting (202 at bats) - Dykstra,Phil- yesterday. Jackson. The loss went to Royals homers lead the Chicago Cubs to a 5- Olson homered and scored twice to reliever Mark Davis. 3 victory over the Montreal Expos. back Smoltz's pitching. lies, .369; Bonds, Pirates, .343; Sandberg, Men - Second-seed Boris Becker Cubs, .340; Dawson, White Sox, .329; of WestGermany wonhis second-round Back inBeantown, Bostonrolled Over his last 29 games, Sandberg is Finally, Three RBI's from Glen" Larkin, Reds, .329. match. So did number-seven Brad over Toronto 9-5 for a sixth straight batting .422 with 17 homers and 29 Wilson helped Houston rout San Runs - Sabo, Reds, 58; Bonilla, Pi- Gilbert, number-10 Jonas Svensson of Diego 9-1. Wilson has 17 RBI's in rates, 55; Sandberg, Cubs, 55; Dykstra,Phil- Sweden and number-11 Guy Forget of his last 17 games. lies, 51; Mitchell, Giants, 50. France. RBI -Carter, Padres, 57; M. Wil- Giants, 57; Clark, Giants, 55; Bonds, Today-Today the men'stop seed GITMO ATHLETICS liams, Pirates, 52, Bonilla, Pirates, 51. plays his second-round match. Ivan AQUATICS FITNESS Hits - Sandberg, Cubs, 98; Dykstra, Lendl faces Sweden's Jakob Hlasek. Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Diet analysis - Can't loan weight no Wimbledon Phillies, 93; Alomar, Padres, 89; McGee, Also today, third-seed Stefan Edberg of Open Water, July 17; Advanced Open Water, matter how much you diet? Mayhe it's what Cardinals 89; Gwynn, Padres, 86. Sweden meets Czechoslovakia's Mi- June 29, July 5; Rescue Diver, July 16; Night you're eating. Have a diet analysis done at the Second round Doubles - Wallach, Expos, 23; loslav Mecir. Among the women, sec- Diver, July 5; Deep Diver, July 5; Underwater Fitness Center. Three levels, one-day, $3; Presley, Braves, 21; Jefferies, Mets, 20; ond-seed Martina Navratilova plays three-days, 55; five-days, $8. Call 3846. Guerrero, Cardinals, 19; Sabo, Reds, 19. Navigator, July 5. Call 3845. Wednesday's results Anne Smith and fourth-seed Gabriela Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR Diet analysis - Diet Analysis and Fit- Triples - Coleman, Cardinals, 5; Sabatini of Argentina takes on Anke pools will have one hour devoted to the clean- nessProfileTesting willnotbe available atthe Men Bell, Pirates, 5; Gwynn, Padres, 5; seven are Huber. ing ofthe pool. No oneewill beallowed to swim Fitness Center during July and August. Boris Becker (2), West Germany tied with four. during that hour. Lifeguards will be on duty. Membership discount - Save $5 when defeated Home runs - SandbergCubs, 21; G. Davis, Astros, 19; Mitchell, Giants, 18; Call 2560/2193. your friend joins the Fitness Centerrduring the Masur, Australia MLB Scuba course - Experience the beauty first of each month. To qualify, you must be a Wally Dawson, Cubs, 17; Donilla, Pirates, 16; Athletics - As predicted by his and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in MWR's current member. Call 3846. 6-7, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 Sabo, Reds, 16. agent, Oakland outfielder Jose Canseco Intro. SCUBA Course, age 13 and older. Fee Leeward Point aerobics - Aerobics Brad Gilbert (7), USA Stolen bases - Coleman, Cardinals is now baseball's highest-paid player. $60, includes all equip. and two open water classes for Leeward Point are suspended for defeated 42; Yelding, Astros, 27; Samuel, Dodgers, dives. No certification awarded. Call 2961/ the month of June. Call 3846. 25; Nixon, Expos, 24; Raines, Expos, 24. Canseco has agreed to a five-year con- Danie Visser, South Africa Pitching (7 decisions) - Heaton, Pi- tract worth $23.5-million. His average 3845. Kids swim clinics - Seven and older FLYING CLUB 5-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 rates, 10-2,.833, 2.89; Burkett, Giants, 7-2, annual salary of $4.7-million is almost kids can improve on the backstroke, .778, 3.62; Armstrong, Reds, 10-3, .769, Interested in flying? - The Gitmo Jonas B. Svensson (10), Sweden $ 1-million a year more than that of the breaststroke, butterfly freestyle in swim 2.12; Viola, Mets, 10-3, .769, 2.50; R. and Flying Club offers introductory flights to defeated second-highest paid player, Don Mat- clinics at Windjammer Pool, 10-11 a.m., Sat, Martinez, Dodgers, 9-3, .750,2.62. anyone interested with no obligation to join. June 30. Fee $1, call 3845. Malivai Washington, USA tingly of the Yankees. Canseco also be- Call 3686 AWH or4286 and leave a message. Wednesday's results comes the game's first $5-million man. Gtmo Swim Team -The Gitmo Swim 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 American League His new pact calls foryearly salaries that Team is looking for new members. Kids ages RECREATION Guy Forget (11), France Detroit 5, Oakland 4 escalate to $5.1-million in 1995. seven and older can join. Meetings are 3-4 defeated Chicago 5, Califomia 2 p.m., Mo.-Wed.-Fri. at Windjammer Pool. One-on-One tournament - One-en- Big trade? - "The Los Angeles Eric Jeley, West Germany Milwaukee 5, New York 4 Call 2193. One Basketball is set for June 29-30. Compe- Baltimore 6, Cleveland 3 (10) Times" says Kansas City and San Diego Hydroaerobics- A second hydroaero- tition begins at 6 p.m. at the base gym. Open to 7-6, 6-7, 6-1, 6-2 are talking trade. The paper says among Boston 9, Toronto 5 bics class runs from July 3 to Aug. 16. It will male and female. Pre-registration required, Women Texas 9, Minnesota 2 the names being mentioned are all-star meet Tue./fhur., Marine Pool, 6-7 p.m. Fee, entry fee $2. Call John at 2560. Steffi Graf (1), West Germany Seattle 3, Kansas City 2 outfielder Bo Jackson and 1989 Cy at MWR Info. Off. Walk-ins $2, July 4th run - Register now from 11 $20. Sign-up defeated National League Young Award winner Mark Davis of the pay at the gym. Call Dalla at 3934. a.m.-noon, and 4-5 p.m. for the July 4th 10K, McGrath San Francisco 8, Cincinnati 3 Royals and center fielder Joe Carter of Swim Session II- Beginners, five years 5K and one-mile runs. Register at Marine Meredith Chicago 5, Montreal 3 the Padres. and older, 4:30-5:30 p.m., Villamar Pool; Bks.Minefield Maint. Off., Mon-Fri. Cost, $7, 6-2, 6-0 Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 3 Expos - The Montreal Expos Adult Beginner, 6-7 p.m., Villamar, Toddlers, call Staff Stg. Hackler, 2587/2229. Monica Seles (3), Yugoslavia Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 0 2-4 yrs., 10-10:30 a.m., Officers Pool; Water Challengers' T-shirts-T-shirts forthe won't have pitcher Kevin Gross for at defeated Houston 9, San Diego I Babies, 6-18 mon. 4:30-5 p.m., Officers; Life recent VC-10 Challengers' Challenge Race New York 5, St. Louis 2 least two weeks. Gross fracturedafinger Saving, 15 yrs. and older, 6-8 p.m., Marine are available and can be picked up at the base Camille Benjamin, USA during a game in Chicago Wednesday. Pool. gym from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. 6-3, 7-5 Orioles - Cal Ripken's errorless L.P. Dive Clas - An Advanced Open Zina Garrison (5), USA streak has reached 69 games. An error WaterDive Class will begin on Leeward Point, YACHT CLUB Captain's Cup Fri. June 29, at the Community Center. Fee, defeated originally charged to the Baltimore Windsurfing lessons - Feel the nel register at the Center in advance. Call Cecilia Dahlman, Sweden shortstop in a game Tuesday was erased $120, for speed and excitement? Try windsurfing. Softball 2473. 6-2, 6-1 by the official scorer Wednesday. The The Yacht Club has new windsurfing boards Wednesday's results A. L. record for a shortstop is 72. and offers classes Sat., 1-6 p.m. Call Brian at Helena Sukova (10), Czech. Men BOWLING 3899 or Bill at 3928. defeated NAS Flyers 16, NavSta Blue (B) 5 BOXING New bowling balls - Marblehead Nicole Jagerman, Netherlands NavSta Gold (A) 13, Security (W/W) 12 Lanes' Pro Shop has received a shipment of YOUTH ACTIVITIES NavSta Blue (A) 17,NAS Security 2 Tyson/Foreman - The site and new bowling balls. All weights are available, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 Teen volleyball - Get your teams to- PWD (A) 11, SIMA (A) 8 fights for heavy- from 8-16 pounds andin many colors. Stopby Jennifer Capriati (12), USA date of upcoming gether for teen volleyball at the Youth Center, Tonight's games soon for beat selection. Call 2118. weights George Foreman and Mike Ty- today, 8-10p.m. Winning team listed on Teen defeated Hospital vs. FTG, 6 p.m. son have been changed. Tyson will fight Challenge Board. Call Patrick at 4075. Julie Hallard, France NSGACo. "L" vs. PWD (B), 7 p.m. Alex Stewart, and Foreman will face a CAPTAIN'S CUP 6-2,7-6 Marine Barracks vs. SIMA (B), 8 pim. (Cooper Field, No.1) yet-to-be-selected opponent on the Golf - Captain's Cup golf matches Pre-teen Freeze Tag - The Youth Jana Novotna (13), Czech. postponed from Wed., May 30, have been re- Center staff challenges pre-teens to a game of Saturday's games same card Sept. 22, in Atlantic City, NJ. defeated The fights had been slated fortwo weeks sch. forWedt, July 18. Tee times are the same. Freeze Tag, today, 6:30 p.m. Call 4075. SIMA (A) vs. PWD (A), 4 p.m. Security (W) vs. NavSta Gold (A), 5 p.m. earlier in Las Vegas. Call John at 3560/2504. Carrie Cunningham, USA Teen Foosball -Teens, another way to 6-2, 6-1 NAS Security vs. NavSta Blue (A), 6 p.m. CORRAL getyournameanthe Teen ChallengeBoard is Today's matches NavSta Blue (B) vs. NAS Flyers, 7 p.m. GOLF at the Foosball Tourney, Sat., June 30 at the (Cooper Field, No.1) Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- Coming up - LPGA players to- Youth Center. Open to grades 7 and 8. Call Men Sunday's games fers thefleetSat. rides from 4-7 p.m. and Sun., PWD (B) vs. PWD (A), 6 p.m. day, begin the second of their four ma- 4075. Ivan Lendl (1), Czech. vs. 1-4 pm. Cost $20, reservations required. Call GBYAA Summer - Co-Ed Softball SIMA (A) vs. NSGA/Co. "L", 7 p.m. jors in the 1990 golf season. The Du Laurie or Glen at 2381. Jakob Hlasek, Switzerland (ages 11-16 yrs.) and T-Ball (ages 4-5 yrs.) Marine Barracks vs. Hospital, 8 pim. Maurier Classic tees off in Kitchener, trail rides - MWR Corral of- Stefan Edberg (3), Sweden vs. Hourly sign-ups arebeing taken at the Youth Center. (Cooper Field, No.1) every weekend. The Ontario. PGA playersare in Connecticut fers hourly trail rides Cost, Softball, $10; T-Ball, $5. Season starts Miloslav Mecir, Czechoslovakia Women rides begin on the hour. Reservations for the Greater Hartford Open. guided July 16. Call Mark Conrad, 3106 AWH; Jim Jim Courier (9), USA vs. Tonight's games are encouraged. Call Laurie at 2381. Chapman, 2721 AWH; Woody 4740 DWH or Jason Stoltenberg, Australia NAS Flyers vs. Hospital, 6 pim. SOCCER 2903 AWH. Jim Pugh, USA vs. High School vs. NavSta Gold, 7 p.m. GBYAA - Next monthly meeting is (Cooper Field, No. 2) World Cup - World Cup soccer Men., July 3, 6:30 p.m., Phillips Park to pre- Michael Chang (13), USA Saturday's games teams are on a three-day break from How do you get your story in pare for 4th of July celebration concessions. Alex Antonitsch, Austria vs. NavSta Blue vs. Hospital, 6 p.m. competition. The quarterfinals begin the sports page? Call 4819. Volunteers needed. Henri LeConte (15), France PWD vs. NAS Flyers, 7 p.m. Saturday in Italy. (Cooper Field, No. 2)