Guantanamo Daily Gazette

I Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, July 18 Guantanamo Bay 11:00a.m. noon Usable storage: 9.99 MIL - 80% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 850 K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 999 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 144 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, July 19, 1990 House votes agaainst tax hikes AP - House Republicans are More talks are planned next week. Building for staging a tax rebellion against Presi- In other news from the White dent Bush. They revolted Wednes- House, the Bush administration tomorrow day against any tax hikes-even policy change toward Cambodia is Gitmo resident Larry Dunning though President Bush indicates he'll not going over well in Asia. The U.S. drills a hole in a piece of wood at forego his own campaign pledge in has announced it will open talks with MWR's Wood Working Hobby the interest of fighting the deficit. Vietnam in hopes of resolving Shop. The shop Is open Thursday A House resolution from the GOP Cambodia's Civil War. Vietnam is and Friday noon to 9 p.m., and Sat- urday and Sunday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Philippines - Official Philippine gov- tells Bush not to count on their sup- applauding the move, but Indonesia The cost Is $2 per visit. This in- emment figures now say at least 415 port. is expressing doubts. cludes the renting of any tools and people were killed in Monday's power- Meantime, Bush had little prog- China says it will continue equipment. You may purchase ful earthquake-two of them Ameri- ress to report after he met with aiding the Khmer Rouge, the focus stains, sand paper and wood at the cans. But government TV says as many hobby shop. Some of the woods congressional leaders at the White of U.S. concerns. And Cambodian as 600 have died. Days after the available are oak, mahogany, House on the Federal Deficit. earthquake, news reports say hundreds Bush resistance leader Prince Norodom cherry, walnut and pine. Plywood can also be purchased of thousands of people on Luzon Island says they've gotten rid of some Sihanouk calls the U.S. decision an in one- differences, but there's still no total act of very serious injustice. quarter, one-half, three-quarter are without food, drinking water and and one Inch. electricity. agreement on how to trim the red ink.

Liberia - About 11,000people escap- Alaska's on fire, 2,000 acres destroyed Minnesota Republican found unethcial ing gunfire haveflocked to the Voice of AP - Eastern Alaska is getting A U.S. Park Service spokesman AP - The Senate Ethics Com- Senate-and that he repay $124,000 America radio station in Liberia. The the kind of weather it does not says the blaze quickly spread to mittee says the financial conduct of for accepting improper reimburse- area around the station has fallen to need-hot, dry conditions have more than 2,000 acres. It produced Minnesota Republican Dave ments and exceeding limits on anti-govemment rebels fighting the helped rekindle wildfires near the smoke so thick that almost everyone Durenberger was unequivocally troops of President Samuel Doe. The speaking fees. Durenberger says town of Tok, which was threatened in the nearby village of Tetlin cleared station, which transmits U.S. govern- unethical. It's unanimously recom- he'll repay the amount as a tangible by flames earlier this month. ment programs to Africa, is being run by out. mending that he be denounced by the - sign of his regret. Liberians, since the last American staf- fers were evacuated a month ago. DRMO is having a spot bid sale Saturday at the downtown lyceum South Africa - Cheering supporters said Ben O'Berry, Gitmo's DRMO welcomed Nelson Mandela last night By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN chief. when he returned to South Africa after "Residents need to register his tour of 14 nations. The African The Defense Reutilization and before bidding because all bidders National Congress leader says the Marketing Office (DRMO) is having must have a registration number. world supports the fight to end Apart- heid in South Africa. a spot bid sale at the downtown Without their registration number lyceum, Saturday July 21, at 8 a.m. the bidder cannot bid on his bid sheet. West Germany - In Stuttgart, West DRMO is offering excess gov- "After reviewing the merchan- Germany, Mercedes-Benz says to meet ernment equipment for sale to the dise, all you have to do is show up demand for its cars, it will add special public. Saturday morning to bid," said Saturday shifts beginning in Septem- This excess equipment, offered O'Berry. ber. That's expected to help the com- at one time, to other government Carolyn Hofler, sales contract- pany produce about 16,000 more cars agencies before being offered to the ing officer for DRMO, Norfolk, will than originally forecast this year. public for sale. call out the item number in sequence. (continue to page 3) Between today and July 20, the Residents will bid an amount on public can come to screen the their bidding sheet for that item. merchandise for sale on July 21. Once the high bidder is established The merchandise being offered and the sale is complete, the next are cars, trucks, vans, refrigerators, item will be offered. Photoby JOSN ClikiI NL.,,, welders, lathes and other items. All residents must pay in cash at The USA screening hours today are DRMO by Monday, July 23 through Over 32 vehicles to be sold Saturday July 21 at 8 a.m. from , 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, July 26, fortheirmerchan- On July 20, screening will be dise. Other forms of payments are: News purchased by the end of the business two or however many bidders there from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Certified checks, travelers checks, day on July 26. are," said O'Berry. "Everyone who's interested in bank drafts or money orders made "If there is a tie between two Bidding begins on July 21, at 8 Nebraska - People in the plains states bidding needs to come to take a look payable to U.S. Treasury. Residents are talking about the Nebraska bidders, we will draw between the a.m. So be there! earth- at what they're planning to buy," must move all their merchandise quake. Geologists say it posted a three on the Richter scale. It was strong enough to rattle dishes, but didn't cause Navy News Guantanamo Bay residents can use any damage late Tuesday as it shook up an area of central Nebraska. NNDA - More than 400 Navy, She had served as the squadron's Major League baseball officials JULY 20, 1960-Itwasonthisday Marine Corps and Coast Guard offi- executive officer since March and players were preparing for the in Naval history that the U.S. Washington - The government is los- cers traveled to New Orleans this 1989. The move to a command 1990 all-star game at Chicago's Navy's first fleet ballistic missile ing a chance to suea military contractor week for the 18th annual conference position is another "first" in a long Wrigley Field as Fahrion returned submarine, USS George for fraud because the military already Washing- of the National Naval Officers Asso- line of landmarks set by Mariner. to the pier following new about the phony data and failed to one of several ton (SSBN 598), conducted the first ciation (NNDA). act. The startling revelation comes in a RESCUES - While conducting "day sail" guest cruises. Several all- successful underwater launching of Justice Department memo, a portion of Chief of Naval Personnel Vice operations off the Coast of Puerto stars requested a tour of the Char- a polaris missile. which was disclosed today by Michigan Adm. Mike Boorda opened the Rico as part of the Joint U.S. South leston-based frigate, including Cin- Less than three hours after the Democratic Congressman John Din- conference with praise for NNDA's American UNITAS 31 exercise, the cinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin historic firing, the flagship of the gell. He says the Air Force was so pro- support of minority recruiting and crew of USS Josephus Daniels (CG and Atlanta Braves Catcher Greg nation's third leg of the nuclear tective of funding for the B-2 bomber, professional development. He said 27) rescued four pleasure boaters Olson, both members of the Na- deterrence triad launched a second that they faked information on cost the quality of minority men and July 8 after a fire engulfed their boat. tional League all-star team. polaris, completing a remarkable overnms and schedule delays. women entering the Naval Acad- "Our crew did a magnificent job TRAINING TOGETHER - The Navy research and development emy, ROTC, BOOST and enlisted in handling New York - For at least the fifth time this emergency," said flagship of the U.S. Seventh Fleet effort begun only four years earlier. programs this year, a major oil spill is polluting is "dynamite," adding, Josephus Daniels' Commanding and her Japanese counterpart have The polaris missile, named for the Arthur Kill Waterway between New "We are giving good people a Officer Capt. William A. Coleman begun joint training operations July the North Star, began a tradition of Jersey and New York. An estimated chance to succeed in the Navy." Jr. "The rescue and assistance detail 17 during the annual U.S. Navy- formidable undersea nuclear deter- 37,000 gallons of oil poured into the FIRST - Naval aviation history and fire fighting teams were ready, Japan Maritime Self Defense Force rence. water yesterday when a barge leaving an was made July 12 when Cmdr. and the motor whaleboat crew did a (JMSDF) sister ship training cruise. The Navy's newest generation Exxon refinery ran into a docked barge. Rosemary Mariner became the first superb job of getting to the scene as During the exercise, the am- of Fleet Ballistic Missiles, the Tri- A spokesman for the owner of the Inter- woman to take command of an quickly as possible. The entire crew phibious command ship USS Blue dentll(D-5), is deployed aboard the state 53 says the accident could have aviation squadron. responded in a very professional Ridge (LCC 19) and Japanese de- been much worse. Ballistic Missile submarine USS Mariner relieved Cmdr. Char- manner." stroyer "Shirane" will exchange per- Tennessee (SSBN 734), currently les Hughes Smith as commanding San Francisco - Prostitutes in San ALL-STAR WELCOME- Crew- sonnel for training in seamanship underway on its mission to deter Francisco can expect to be tested for officer of Tactical Electronic War- men aboard the guided missile frig- skills, at-sea communications, ship nuclear war. AIDS if they're convicted of sex for fare Squadron 34 (VAQ 34), based ate USS Fahrion (FFG 22) got a maneuvering and helicopter opera- NAVY DIVERS PROGRAM - hire. Authorities are starting to enforce at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, chance to meet some of their base- tions. More than 1,000 crewmen and Sailors seeking career challenges, a 1989 law despite questions over Calif. The squadron, which flies A- ball heroes July 9 as the ship moored Seventh Fleet staff aboard the Blue adventure and a selective reenlist- privacy. Those who refuse to submit to 7E "Corsair II" and the A-3 "Sky- at Chicago's Navy pier to host all- Ridge will also join their new ment bonus (SRB) have a future asa testing could be jailed. warrior," simulates Soviet and third star team members and former base- founded Japanese shipmates for lib- Navy diver. world missile threats and jammers ball greats during her four-day Great erty call during several scheduled (continue to page 3) for battle group training exercises. Lakes cruise port visit Japanese port visits. Please see "NAVY NEWS", page 3 PAGE 2, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAzErr Captain's Log . stardate 19990 The following are the minutes of building is not being done call 4111. Navy Resale Activity The cheese even for emergency leave. Base resi- ticket will go on sale Fri., July the Tenant Command/Department Also, if you see trash flying out of and butter display case is back in dents flying to Norfolk for short trips Cost is $6 for adults and $3 for chil- Head meeting conducted July 18, dump trucks as they are going down operation. are advised topurchase their tickets at dren under 12. Check your Gazette 1990. the road or dump trucks being care- Chaplain We will be reemphasizing least seven days in advance. The for a complete schedule of events. Public Works Officer Our water lessly loaded, get the truck number religious education programs for the computer in Norfolk is closed out 72 NavStaGitmo leads thecommands in consumptionduringthepastfewdays and call 4111. family in August. hours before flights making it diffi- CINCLANTFLT in submitting Fleet has gone over our goal. If we don't Supply Officer Galleys will be using Security The base is applying to cult to purchase tickets on short no- Home Town News Releases but we limit our use we may have to resort to paperplates until we areout of Condi- participate in the Seat Belt Safety tice. Personnel checking in should go could do even better. Division Offi- stricter measures. Remember our tion Bravo. The TMT barge schedule Award program. All residents are to PSD the day they arrive and not cers, you can get your people recog- basic Water Condition Bravo restric- is going to change. It will now arrive reminded to buckle up. delay. PSD will be open on Sat. July nized back home through this pro- tions: wash fullloads of laundry only, on Fridays. Vehicle turn in will now MWR Guantanamo's fresh fish 21, 9 a.m. - noon. for I.D. cards and gram. Ncws releases can be submit- no vehicle or boat washing, no water- be on Fridays and Mondays. house will be opening soon. The disbursing services for Leeward ted for recnlistments, awards or se- ing lawns, flush toilets sparingly, and Operations Officer There is a new Leeward Point Clipper Club will be Point personnel. All requirements for election to special programs. Formore limit showers to one Navyshowerper Telephone Security instruction on relocating to the Leeward Point individuals taking the next Navy- information contact Lt. Meade at day. We only have a little while the streets. Please read and heed. Community Center while renova- wide Exam must be completed/sub- 4502. longer to put up with Condition Navy Broadcasting AM 1340 is now ions are being done on the club. mitted by Aug. 17. Training Some NavSta departments Bravo. Let's all do our part to meet back on the air. PSD Receives and posts Direct De- Hospital A memo will be coming out have not submitted letters of designs- our goal. Comptroller There has been a minor posit (DDS) advisories 3 days prior to requesting input for the next meeting lion for their departmental training - Bums and Roe workers are re- format change to Civilian payroll paydays. Individuals can check in oftheHealthCareConsumers'Coun- coordinators. sponsible for maintaining areas out- cards. A memo will be distributed person to find out if their Direct cil meeting. If members of the com- SIMA A reminder that all diving has side some buildings once a week but with time cards explaining the Deposit has gone into effect. Travel munity have concerns they would been secured until the decompression are not responsible for roads. If your change to the Phtltpptnes has been restricted, like to see addressed at that meeting, chamber has been repaired. they can submit them to the council Red Cross If members of the com- Doctors prescribed esterone to relieve PMS following the guidelines outlined in unity have family members living the forthcoming memo. in an area truck by disaster, the Red You feel bloated, irritable, and The researchers tested 168 comparing editorial, a doctor from Equal Opportunity Annual Navy Cross can obtain information for just not right. In many cases doctors woman who reported PMS symp- the Louisiana State University Medi- Rights and Responsibilities Training them concerning the welfare of their prescribe progesterone to relieve pre- lois. They were given progesterone cal Center echoes her call for more is required for all hands, 0-4 and families. menstrual syndrome. Butresearchers for two months and a place for the research. below. Course is offered every two Career Counselor Command Indoc- say it may not do the trick. same amount of time. Mollie Kane, a spokeswoman for weeks. Contact Chief Lockamy to trination class is now required for all Progesterone suppositories are Lead researcher Ellen Freeman the National Women's Health Net- register your division for training. members of the command, including the most common treatment for PMS. says some women reported some work, says the study that-supports her - A luncheon will be held on officers. Monday's classes will be But researchers from the University improvement. But she says the num- group's belief that progesterone ther- Aug. 30, for Women's Equality Day, held at FTG Auditoriun. Successive of Pennsylvania say they're not all ber was not significant. And, in a spy for PMS hasn't been adequately from 11:30 a.m. - 1p.m. Tickets go on days classes will beheld in the Coi- that effective. PMS afflicts up to reportpublished in this weeks Jotrnal tested. And she says it's not good to seven million American women who of the American Medical Associa- prescribe a drug like progesterone on sale Aug. 15. Hispanic Heritage mand Career Counselor's Training Month will be celebrated beginning Room. Note change in date for com feel a variety of symptoms, including tion, she pushes for more research. a large scale when it hasn't been Sept. 15. American Indian Week will mand Retention Team meeting. This irritability and mood swings. Freeman is not alone. In an ac- proven effective. Jamaican heritage spotlight be observed from Nov. 18-24. The meeting willbeheldJuly 302p.m. in official themes for the last two have Command CareerCounselor's Train- NRA Jamaican employee on road to success yet to be announced. Check your ing Room. Attendance is mandatory. seminar titled Image and Self-Projec- Gazette for more information. CCPO Mandatory Training is now By J03 LISA PETRILLO tion for Women. That was very infor- Navy Campus Graduation is Aug. 1, being conducted for supervisors on mative." 7 p.m. at FTG Auditorium. The Dept. of Navy's Civilian Drug Free Sheena Cumberland traveled And, she added, she isn't done commencement speaker will be Workplace Program. Training for from Jamaica to Guantanamo Bay to climbing that ladder. "I'd like to get Commodore Rodgers. CO's, XO's and OIC's will be held join her husband. All-in-all, she said more in-depth into computers." Staff Judge Advocate Standards of Aug. 31. Notify Gregg Williams at she's enjoyed her 21 years on the Cumberland said being Jamaican Conduct Training is required annu- 4430 to register. base. hasn't hurt her career. However, she ally.Both the SJA and the folks from Chief Staff Officer COM- Currently, Cumberland works in said she wished Americans would the NLSO are available to give this NAVBASEGTMOINST 11000.2A Gitmo's Navy Resale Activity's look at Jamaicans as just people and training and would be more than deals with base cleanliness and as- computer room overseeing the retail throw away their pre-assumed mis- happy to do so. signs areas of responsibility to van- side of things. Her job, she said, en- conceptions of what they've heard Public Affairs Jamaican Independ- ous commands and departments. All tails, "seeing that our inventories get about Jamaicans in general. ence Day is rapidly approaching. activities should check this instnsc- in on time, special orders are checked Not only did Cumberland worked Various activities are scheduled be- tion to determine their areas of re- and our prices are correct. Retail on her career, she was busy raising Sheena Cumberand ginning Aug. 3. and leading up to the responsibility. organization has alotof aspects toit." two children, Terrence Keith Jr. and "street-smarts" needed to survive tn main celebration Aug. 6. The first - Input for IG report needs to be submitted soon as possible$ However, she didn't start at the Lisette. Her son now attends college the United States. as top. Cumberland said her first job on in the states. Cumberland said sometimes she the base was as a clerk stenographer. "Gitmo is both a good and bad has a bad day where she wants to tell News and Entertainment "I was trained in Jamaica as a secre- place to raise children," Cumberland herself, "I give up and I want to go tary," she said. She added while liv- said. She explained it's good because back in Jamaica. But that thought News On Channel 2 ing on the base, she took a few classes there's not many opportunities for passes quickly." Ste added, "If you 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA 5:30 CH NEWS to help her up the business ladder. "I them to get into trouble. However, want to be a success, set your goals 7 ABC TURTLES CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) took a college class in retail, organi- she worries because they were raised stick then. And stay off 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and to of 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) zation and marketing and I attended a in a sheltered environment, they lack dasgs." 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:45 SPORTS WEEK IN REVIEW 6:30 CH7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER Today in music CBS NEWS (Chicago) CH 9 6:30 M*A*S*H Every now and then a group Aaron Copeland's Hoedown, cool of televising live concerts is worth it. CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 comes along with a truly unique from West Side Story, as well as the Says a spokesman, everybody else CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) musical approach. A new album on Bach Violin Sonata and work from does them. All movies begin at 8 p.m. the Windham Hill label titled Inter- Brahms and Haydn. mezzo is by the Modem Mandolin MCA Records has plans to re- Downtown Lyceum Quartet, showcasing both classical As more homes get wired for lease a collection of tunes featured on Flashback. Comedy (R). 1:48 and contemporary works. cable, and stereo TVs grow in popu- the CBS-TV series Murphy Brown McCalla Lyceum With apologies to Star Trek fans, larity, listening and watching music next month. And in tne era of cross- The Fourth War. Comedy (PG). 1:31 the group takes the mandolin where on TV is a more pleasant experience. market, the use of one medium to Leeward Lyceum no man has gone before. One might And cable TV networks are hop- promote another, whose surprised? Downtown. Comedy (R).1:36 think, without hearing the music, that ing to cash in on the potential audi- There's Get Ready by the Temp- the range of instruments in the man- ence. There are the obvious offerings tations, part of the networks cam- dolin family might be limiting for a from both BET, MTV, TNN and paign for the Fall season. Among the variety of works. But the group VH1. other signature songs used on the comes through. Two members play And the movie networks have series are Respect by Aretha Fran- GITMO PEOPLE mandolin, and mandola, and the been showing concerts since HBO get klin, Nowhere to Run by Martha and This Leading Petty Officer makes sure the Gold Hill Tower BEQ fourth mandocello. The approach is into the business over a decade ago. the Vandellas and Mercy Mercy Me is safe for all residents; she'- not unlike that of traditional string But MTV says it doesn't feel the cost (The Ecology) by Marvin Gaye. quartets. NAME: Among the tracks on the LP, are USCG - - 200 years making history Sharon Williams

One of the Coast Guard's greatest Calif., in 1927 when the Bering Sea HOMETOWN: !. ships, the Bear, was built as a seal patrol was. tasked to the steel-hulled Milwaukee, Wis.

catcher by a Scottish shipbuilding USCGC Northland. But in 1932 .tr" F (Born in Jamaica) " :. 2 firm in 1874, and 10 years later the Adm. Richard Byrd purchased the 4 TIME IN GITMO: + +F' U.S. Navy acquired the ship to lead an Bear to setve as the flagship of his 4 months

expedition that rescued survivors of a Antarctic exploration, and she com- > ,:.ate ' CHOICES: ' 'y failed Arctic exploration. In 1885 pleted three voyages to the southern / '-. Se FOOD: Bear was transferred to the Revenue continent under Byrd's command. Cutter Service, for service in the After service in Greenland during Jamaican Bering Sea Patrol. Bear became a World War II, a Philadelphia busi- HOBBY: familiar sight in the frigid waters off nessman bought the Bear in 1962 Having fellowship with the Pacific Northwest and Alaska ,with the intention of turning the old Christian friends. over the next 40 years. Her duties vessel into a floating museum and MOVIE: included stopping illegal seal kills, restaurant. A yard in Halifax, Nova Police-type movies 15 rescuing stranded whaleships, and Scotia replaced the World War II- LIFE GOALS: providing medical care to Eskimos. vintage equipment with a bridge To continue to accomplish; never give up. The Bear also transported reindeer to structure and barkentine rig reminis- MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Alaska to supplement the food sup- cent of the ship's Revenue Cutter plies of native North Americans. The Service days. In March, 1963, while Talking to the CO for about two minutes before Bear was decommissioned and under tow to Philadelphia, the Bear realzing who he was. turned into a museum in Oakland, floundered in a storm and sank. PAGE 3, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE

CLASSIFIEDS Submit items for the classified section on below) who will be separating at EAOS, Aug. 800, 804, 845, 830, Fleet Laundromat, Library, refuse. FMI, call 3041 Outboard motors: 20 h.p. Johnson, elect. start, .5 by t1in. paperin 40 words or less perad. 30, 1 to 4 p.m., in the Command Career Coun- Port Services Boat Shed, NAVCOMMDET BICYCLE $500. 7 h.p., air cool, $300, both rebuilt, tanks Each itemmustbe on a separate sheet, unless selor's tmg. rm. Transmitter Site (RO-300), Bldg. 1359 and Huffy Savannah 10-spd. touring bike, $50 firm. and hoses included. Call 2311 AWH. it is the same category. Ads with a variety of The Professional Growth and Development Utilities Warehouse; Sun. July 227:30 to 3:30 Call PO Gifford, 4881 DWH or GHT C-608. Potty chair, excel. cond., $5 firm. Call 2584. items, will be placed under Miscellaneous. In- Board will meet Tues., Aug. 30, 1 to 4 p.m., in p.m., Old NEX, Pump House 140, Crane Hill, Metal hammock stand$10 firm. Call 254. clude name and phone number with the ad. the Administrative Conference Rm. JPJ NSGA, PWD Carpenter Shop, Marine Site, Styrofoam infant pool float w/seat, excel. cond., $5 firm. Call 2584. Deadlines: Ads are published on two ten- .CLOSlRE Bldgs. M-609, M-610, M-611, M-614, M-615, '86 Bayliner, 25 ft. full cabin cruiser, 350 seutivedays: Mon.und Tues.,orThurs. and Fri. The Youth Ctr. will be closed for pre-teen rec. M-613 and M-620. Chevy, 270 Volvo outdrive, o/b ert., generator Inflatable infant pool float w/seat, excel. cond., and most be in by noon on the business day Fri., July 27, due to a dance at Saturday's. Teen TRAINING and shore power, a/c, stove,refrig., micro head $3 fin. Call 2584 before publication. Windward residentssubmit Open Rec. will begin as scheduled at 8 p.m. Asbestos Response Team tng. will be con- w/shower, sleeps 6, marine AM/FM radio and Little girl clothes, sizes 2T-4T, summer and ducted July 23-25, 8 a.m., in the Safety Office Loran, $19,600. See at Corinaso Marina #3. winter. Call 2584. ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, 4Bldg.8 760. FAMILY SERVICE NOTES Leeward residents may call at4502/ 19 If you are new or been here a short while, join us tmg. rm., reservations only. Call Wayne at4526. 12x20 pontoon boat, 70 h.p. Evinrude, VHF Black and Decker 18 in. electric lawnmower, for our Overseas Orientation Workshop, July YOUTH ACTIVITIES radio, insp. good until June '91, $2,500. Call $25. FMI, call George orKelley at 2178, please ANNOUNCEMENTS 23, 7:45 a.m. to 2:35 p.m., FTG Auditorium. Registration for the Fun in the Aftemoon pro- John at 6230 DWH or 6166 AWH. leave msg. Travel, mail, culture shock, many other areas gram (F.A.N.) will be held for SummerShine 14 ft. V-hull on trailerw/life jackets, oars,lights, Oak entertainment tr., $250. Fisher 4-head Federal Express:tIna hurry?FederallExpressit. will be discussed. FMI/register, call 4141/4153. and CDC participants Aug. 6, 7 and 8, at the etc., $300 OBO. Call 2311. VCR, $100. Sony 19 in. color TV w/remote FMI, call 4181, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon.-Fri., LOST Youth Ctr. Open registration for the general CARE control, cable ready, $350. FM call George or courier service every Toes, and Thurs. Set of keys on a ring with a silver "A," small community will be Aug. 9 and 10. Call 4075. Deep green 9x12 rug cut for VillamarlBdining Kelley at 2178, please leave msg. Civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pllerin, will be on reward. Call 2074. Chili dogs are on the menu for teens, Fri., July room, excel. cond., $80. Call 4784 AT or 2767 Babybed w/mattress,$10. Babybed w/mattress, base Fri., July 20 through Tues., July 24. Any- MWL NOTIES 20, 8 to 9:30 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. Call 4075. DWH, ask for Maggie. $50. Baby comforter, pillow, bed ruffle, sheets, one needing an appt. should come to the Dental A Beginning Cake Decorating class will start T ulttIT r. Teenane orgradesl8aiid 8x11 green,braided rug, very good cond., $80. bumper and head guard,all matching, $25. FM, Clinic Sat., July 21,.8 to 11 a.m. Sat., July 21, 9 to 11 a.m., at the elementary at Saturday's, Fri., July 20,7 to 10 p.m. All new Call 2385. call George or Kelley at 2178, leave msg. Interested: There willbe a msg. of all base wide school. Register at the Info. Office by July 18. 7th graders are invited. FMI, call Patrick or 9x12, brown sculptured, $20. 9x12, tan sculp- EIS interested CPO's in the FTG auditorium, July An Intermediate class is coming soon so leam Katie at 4075. . tured, $25. 7x10. red/blue plaid carpet, 320, all Female shepard/lab mix, 18 mo. old, free to a 20, 2p.m.,for the purpose of discussing the CPO the basics now. FMI, call 2560/3845. Pre-teens, treat a friend - or yourself- to a plate in excel. cond. Call 3572 AWH. good home. Call 3536. Initiation. Nursery School registration for next year begins of fresh, hot nachos at the Youth Ctr., Fri., July 12x24, brown marble sculptured, $125. 12x12, SERVICES Hispanic Heritage Month Committee will Aug. 1, 7 a.m. to noon and 1 to4 p.m. and Aug. 20, 6 to 8 p.m. FMI, call 4075. cream sculptured, $35. FMI, call George or Certified Home Daycare Provider has opening: hold their foot official mtg. Tues., July 24, 3 2, 7 a.m. to noon. Phone calls will not be ac- Saturday's will set the stage for Teen Talent Kellye at 2178, please leave msg. Call Robin, 2317 (under 2 yrs.) West Bargo p.m., in the Public Works conference rm. Any- cepted on those dates. Telephone registrations Night, Sat., July 21. Teens in grades 7-12 are FURN I.URE hsng. one unable to attend who would like to volun- will be taken Aug. 3, 10 a.m. to noon. FMI, call eligible and can register at the Youth Ctr., by Dk. wood, almost new, formal dining net, beau- Are you interested in collecting your favorite teer to assist in carrying out the event, contact 2159. July 19, 4 p.m. FMI, call 4075. tiful base, 4 chairs, 2 captains chairs, 2 leafs, 1g. teams sports cards? Collect Topps baseball Rudy Farias, 4165. Adults get a free B-day dinner at the Clipper hutch, must see to appreciate. Call 2767 DWH complete team sets packaged in plastic sheets Students There arestill a few 1989-90 year- Club B-dayBash. Just bring yourlDand you get FOR SALE or 4784 AWH, ask for Maggie. for display, all teams avail. Call Walt, 2357 books avail. from the school office. Stop by and a free meal. Come celebrate with us tonight Antique china cabinet and coffee table, couch AWH to place an order. pick up yours from 8 to 11 a.m. and 1lto 4 p.m. The Clipper Club will be relocated to the Lee- (rust), recliner (brown/mix), end tables, tables Balloons-N-Such: B-day, anniversary, get well FMI, call3191/3100. ward Community Ctr. Sun., July 22. There will GE convertible dishwasher w/2 wash cycles and and chairs (4), 9 drawer dressers, mirror, metal or "just because." Surprise someone w/a bou- CPO Club Advisory Board: The July mtg. will be no service that day but plans are for the bar to energy-saver feature, $150. Call 2385. wardrobe, TV. Call 2063. quet of balloons. Call Lisa at 3378 , leave msg. be held July 20, 3 p.m., in the Goat Locker reopen Mon., July 23, and limited menu dining Washer and dryer, $125 ea. Kenmore micro- Benchcraftloverstuffed sofa, chair and ottoman, TELEVISIONS Lounge. All command/dept. reps. are urged to to begin Tues., July 24. wave, $100. Call 2063. floral design w/wood trim, great coed., $300 19 in. color TV w/remote control, great cond., attend. Enter the End of the Summer Poetry/Photo Microwave oven, $50. Toaster oven, $15. Call OBO. FMI, call 4990. Sears model 564,$150. Call Jim at 4768DWH Central Fidelity will have a teller at the L/P Contest. Photo categories: sunsets/sunrises, Richard at 7211 DWH or 2403 AWH. Matching loveseat and sofa, good cond., $125. or 3691 AWH. facility Tues., July 24. b/w, wildlife, open. Poetry categories: life, love, AUIS Call 3964. TWO WHEELERS CAR AS1 humor, open. Age groups,18yrs. and under, 19 '67 VW van, new tires, straight body, good Lane rocker recliner, country blue, excel. cond., '81 Yamaha motorcycle, 250cc, running but PWD issponsoring a carwash Sat., July 21,9 years and over, enter by Aug. 31, 4 p.m. FMJ, running cond., $1,500 OBO. Call Tary at 4894 $125. Call 2777. needs work, best offer. Call 3572 AWH. a.m. to 1 p.m., in the NRA parking lot. call Amy, 2560. DWH. MISCELLANEOUS '83 Yamah CV80 motor scooter, needs some CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES Clogging dance lessons are offered every Tues. '70 Ford Torino GT, 351 Cleveland, runs good, DP Versatile rower, good cond., $50. Stair work, best offer, transferring, must unload. Call There willbe a Command Retention Team Mtg. and Thurs., 6 to 8 p.m., at the elementary school. $700 OBO. Call 2158. climber, excel. cond., $60. Call 2767 DWH or 3572 AWH. July 30 vice July 31, at 2 p.m., in the Command Sign up atthe Info. Office. FMI, call 3845. '72 Buick Skylark 2-dr., 8-cyl., runs good, insp. 4784 AWH, ask for Maggie. '84 Honda 125 Aerstar motorscooter, $500, Career Counselor's trng. rn. All Command Danny's presents Mongolian BBQ on thepatio, good until Oct. '90,$850 0BO. FMI, calli3010, Whirlpool dishwasher, $325. Tappan Sure avail. Aug. 14, possibly earlier. Call Kate at Retention Team Members sequined to attend. Fri., July 20. FMI, call 6330. leavename and number forLCPL Bramlet, Rm. Cook microwave, $250. Microwave cart/iTV 4901 DWH or 2524 AWH. All newly reporting personnel are required to NRANOTlEE 1207, will get back to you. stand, $35. FMI, call George or Kelley at 2178, attend Station Indoctrination July 23-27, Aug. The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, '72 Ford LTD, a/, a/c, main. w/factory manuals please leave msg. '79 DodgeOmnineeds a 4-cyl., gearboxor both 6-10 and 2-24, 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday's GM and Harley-Davison vehicle rep. will be in by both owners since new. Car too big for wife For rent: condo, private community, 2-bdrms., eng. Call 3339 DWH or 4039 AWH. everyone musters at the FTG Auditorium, Tues. Customer Service in the Navy Exchange to- so. dented right front fender, mechanical and loft, 2 bath, central air/heat, w/d hookup, alarm Foming a bar band, all musicians invited, fe- to Fri., muster at Command Career Counselor's night, 4 to 9 p.m.; off island, July 24 to 31. rest of body excel., $1,700 OBO, drive to appre- system, w/w carpet, courtyard, private entrance, male vocalist needed. Call 2547, leave msg. tmg.m. Girl and Boy Scout uniforms and access. are ciate. Call 2357 AWH. pool, racquetball courts, closeto NAS Mayport, Volunteers are needed to assist in renovating the The Naval Station will be hosting a 2.5 day now avail, at the NRA by special order. '74 Camaro, 350, runs good, 4-spd., new tires avail. immediately, 5 min., fm. oan. Call O'Club Snack Shack so it can be usedto house Career Info. Tmg. course for division officers, This yearn order to assure you a Merry Christ- and wheels, $2,000 OBO. Call 2158 AWH. Connie Mabry (904) 249-4111 DWH or (904) the new Fresh Fish Market. If you'd like to help, CPO's dept/div. career counselors and person- mas, artificial trees are only avail. by special '75 Plymouth Valiant, 4-dr., excel.running 247-0521 AWH. call Chief Boone at the Marina at 2345DWH. nel in supervisory positions Aug. 14-15, 8 a.m. order, deadline C.O.B. tonight, 25 percent down cond., fairly new tires, recent tune-up. FMI, call Kettle grill w/4 cooking heights, one year old, High chair to borrow unti Aug. 27, due to PCS. to4p.m. and Aug. 16, 8 am.to noon, Command pymt., layaway pmgram avail. Order now and or stop by GP-3A or call 2819, Lily Romero. rarely used, excel. cond., $35. Electric grill Call 4430 DWH or 2324 AWH. Counselor's tmg. classroom. save $10 to $30. '78 Ford Thunderbird, a/c, p/s, p/b, c/c, good starter, used once, $6, both for $40. Call 2385. Do you have an extra hour or two a month to A one-half day pre-separation courseis avail. ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES cond., good tires, runs good, $200 OBO, leaving Big Oskar food processor, neverused, $25.8 lb. spare? Become a Red Crmss volunteer. We have for all COMNAVBASE personnel (0-4and All members of the Gitmo Little Theater Club island Aug. 3. Call 3964. bowling ball, $20. Three 15 lb. bowling balls, volunteer positions avail. at the hospital that are encouraged to attend a Quonset hut field '79 Omni 0-2-4. Call 2469. $25 ea. Cool steam humidifier, $5. Many paper needs to be filled desperately, no experience day, Sat., July 21, 8a.m. Bring food anddrinks. '81 Chevette, 4-spd., a/c, avail, at ferry landing back romance novels, $.50 ea. Advent sub- necessary. FMI, call 2719/4676 DWH. FMI, call Brendaat 3509. Aug. 3, $750. Call 2804. woofer, $100. Call 3964. Safety rail for toddlers twin bed, will buy or WORLD NEWS. tm. pg. 1 Investment Club Network will have its next '88 Mazda MX6 9T turbo, excel. cond., loaded, Commuter brand portable crib/playpen w/pad rent for 2 mo. Call 3683. monthly mtg. Wed. night, July 25, 7 p.m., in the low miles, $,8500 OBO. Call 3143, after 5 p.m. and nylon carrying case, $25. Call 2385. Someone to clean my house on a weekly or bi- COMNAVBASE conference en. Prospective '89 Chrysler LeBaron, c/c, fuel injected, 4- Sears exercise bike, excel. cond.,$50OBO. Call weekly basis, ref. requested. Call 2853 AWH. London-- A team of scientists in Lon- members may come to this mtg. FMI, contact wheel disc brakes, AM/FM, 6-speaker system 2584. IdRD.SALES don think they've discovered the gene Mike Adams, 3381. w/msg. ctr., tilt wheel, a/c, $11,000. Call PO Webber grill, good cond., $15. Call Jim at 4768 Nob Hill - 38-B Sat., 8 a.m. to noon, 100+ thatmakesnamanaman. Writing inthe Trouble w/alcohol? A.A. may be able to help. Rocker at 6277 DWH or 6522 AWH. DWH or 3691 AWH. plants, 21 varieties, pots, hanging baskets, plant British journal "Nature," the research- Mtgs. are heldea. Mon., Wed. and Sat.night at 8 Nintendo system w/various games, $200 OBO. food, etc., cash sales only, no early birds. ers say the sex-determining region Y p.m., at McCalla Hangar, upper deck, Rm. 29. AUIT.EARIS FMI, call Rick at 6251 DWH or 6068 AWH. Tierra Kay - 55 Sat.,8 a.m.tohnoon, chil- genemaybethe long-soughtbitof the For a recorded msg., call 4853. Rebuilt carb. for '66 Pontiac, still in box, $40. White baby crib w/musical mobile, $50. Baby dren's and women's clothes, asst. sizes, dive Prop for 55 h.p. Johnson, new, $25. Call 2804. swing, $15 or $55 takes all. Call 3179. gear, misc., items for sale, no earlybirds. genetic code that determines whether IAGE There will be scheduled power outages for the Three eng. blocks: Pontiac 455 cu. in., 4 bolt CCC books: PSY201 Understanding Human VIlamar -- 71-ASat. andSun., 2nd St,back- an egg will grow into a boy or girl. following areas: tonight, 4:30 p.m. to 12:30 mains; Chevy 350, cu. in.; Chevy 327 cu. in.; Behavior, $19; HIST111The American Nation yard, 8 a.m. to noon, final yard sale prior so a.m. SIMA Bldgs. 27, 27A, 737, 717, 260, 6, other misc. parts. Contact John White at 6312 to 1877, $18; SOC203. Marriage and Family, packout, please come and check out the bar- USA. fm. pg. 1 741, 755, 5, 12, 1, 66, 27, 735, 736 and Tug DWH. $13; DP101 Intmo to Data Processing Book and gains. FMI, call 2178, leave msg. Piers; Fri July 20 4:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m, Get the bestprices in town in the used auto parts Workbook, $25; HIST USSR (A Concise His- Villamar - 604-B Sat., 7to 11a.m.,carV, SIMA Bldgs. 1,755, 6, 809, 810,798, 903,835 sale at Lizard Island, Sat., July 28, 8 a.m. to tory), $10. Call 4451/3530. kid's clothes, much more. Iowa-- It was a year ago today that and 827; Sat., July 21, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. noon. Bring yourtools and retrieve the parts you One-Step carseat, good cond., must sell, $25. Villamar - 88-C Sat., 8 a.m. to , clothes, United Airlines flight 232 crashed in AdminBldg.HillBldgs. 760,2135,Quarters W, need. Speedy will make you a deal you can't Call 4430 DWH or 2324 AWH. dishes, books, knick-knacks, much more. Sioux City, Iowa, after an engine ex- plosion knocked out its flight con- trols. Survivors are observing the an- NAVY NEWS. contnued from page one niversary by returning to the town to Opportunities exist for sailors to introduced by NAVOP 076/90 is a DK2 or DK3; one IC (NEC 4747); carriers. thank their rescuers, and to remember become SEALS, fleet divers-sal- jumper-style similar to the men's five JO1's, JO2's or J03's; one Both AT&T's "Universal Card the 112 people who were killed. For Plan," (used through USA direct) some of the 184 who lived through the vage and recovery, or EOD special- and is the result of years of discus- MA1, two SK2's or SK3's; four tragedy, its the first time they've been ists. SEALS even have the opportu- sion and several wear tests. MS3's and one SH. and MCI's "Call America Plan" back on a plane. Hundreds last night nity for parachute training. The new uniform are available in Operation Deep Freeze provides provide cost savings and English- jammed into an auditorium to hear What about the future? Navy uniform centers, but won't be re- Logistic Support for Scientific Re- speaking operations to eliminate the plans for memorials to the victims. divers have a good one. Sailors in quired until fiscal year 1992. The search on the Antarctic Continent. frustration of overseas calling. And many of the survivors wentlto the ratings facing cutbacks may want to uniform will be issued to recruits The annual deployment to the conti- airportto placeflowers wherethe DC- consider changing over to the Navy beginning Oct. 1, 1991. "Before the nent is from October to February, 10 crashed. divers program. Navy can require a uniform for en- via Christchurch, New Zealand. CHILD CARE SUBSIDIES - listed, we have to provide either the Volunteers must have their California -- Sixteen years after he BAY DNING resigned the presidency in the wake of Military families who need help uniform, or the money to buy it. The command's approval and undergo a the Watergate Scandal, Richard paying for child care services should money won't be included in the physical examination. All TAD Nixon today takes a big step toward investigate the availability of state- uniform clothing allowance until cost, including travel, are provided POST 46 protecting his place in history. The offered subsidies. fiscal year '92," explained Richey. by Naval Support Force, Antarc- Tonight's Dinner: Beef Fried Richard Nixon Library is being for- Most states offer child care sub- SEPTEMBER PRIMARIES - If tica. If you are interested in Rice Friday's Lunch: Braised mally dedicated today in Yoma sidies based on family income, al- you can't get to the polls, that's no augmenting Operation Deep Freeze, Oxtail Linda, Calif. Today's event will be though specifics of eligibility and the reason not to vote. contact CWO4 Bill Woolnough at attended by the three republicans who SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE amount of the subsidies may vary See your voting assistance offi- NAVSUPPORANTARCTICA, con- followed Nixon to the White House, Friday's Lunch: Pork Adobo from state to state. cer and Chapter 3 of the Voting struction battalion center, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan and Port George Bush. "We want to ensure that afford- Assistance Guide for help in com- Hueneme at (AlV) 551-4976 or (805) OFFICERS' CLUB able child care is available to Navy pleting the FPCA. Refer to any ques- 982-4976. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your Illinois -- Residents of Taylorville, families," said Capt. Jack tions that cannot be answered lo- LONG DISTANCE DISCOUNTS Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: Ill., suspect an abandoned coal fac- McDonald, director of the Naval cally to Mrs. T.E. Jones, Navy - Long distance discounts of 10 Tempura Battered/Baked Fish tory may be to blame for a rare cancer Military Personnel Command's Voting Action Officer, NMPC- percent and more are now being of- that has struck three babies in the Morale, Welfare and Recreation 64CC. In CONUS (except Va.), fered to deployed sailors and Ma- CPO CLUB small town. The cancer of the adrenal (MWR) division, which manages the Alaska, Hawaii and the Virgin Is- rines by two major long distance Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian glands and sympathetic nervous sys- Navy's childcareprograms. "This is lands, call toll-free 1-800-368-5056. BBQ Friday's Lunch: Steam- tem is usually found in just nine of a source of possible assistance for In Virginia and outside CONUS, call ship Round or Baked Fish every million children. State health Flight Sch. from page one experts are investigating. Navy families who are having a (A/V) 224-3248 (Monday - Friday, WINDJAMMER CLUB difficult time meeting child care 7:30 a.m. to close of business). Tonight's Dinner: Baked Flight Data Lw. Arrive Depart Pork Kansas -- Only four days before he expenses-whether in a Navy spon- VOLUNTEERS - Naval Support C-141 7/22 Giso ._------:00 am. Chops would have turned 97, Dr. Karl Men- sored child care setting or an off-base Force, Antarctica (Operation Deep Ronsy Ril. non 2:00pm. ninger has died in Topeka, Kansas, of setting." Freeze) is seeking volunteers for NASNorfok 5:00pm. 6:0pm. CLIPPER CLUB AntherAPR 7:30 pm. abdominal cancer. Menninger is cred- NEW DRESS WHITE UNIFORM temporary duty "on the ice" from 727 74 NAS Nwfdk 8:e am. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your ited for making psychiatry a medical - Enlisted women (E-1 through E- Oct. 15, 1990 to Feb. 15, 1991. Gitmo 11:30 am. noon Own Pizza specialty and making the practice of it Kingston 1230 pm. 1:00 pm. 6) now have a dress white uniform Volunteers billets from the fol- a part of the American mainstream. GiNo 2:15 pm. 3:20 pm. CHINATOWN NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. for the first time since 1975. lowing rates are available: Three Friday: Shrimp Tempura The new dress white uniform ABH2's, ABH3's, ABHAN's, one NOTE: If you cer flights, nofy the air terminst PAGE 4, THURSDAY. Jiy 19. 1990, GUANrANAMO DA.Y GA7FTPh SPORTS

Sports Minnesota makes history two nights in row MLB Standings Roundup AP - It was history-making Parker delivered a two-run single in Brooks had three singles, scored American League Fast SW PCT. 1J time once again out in Fenway Park. the first and Rob Deerhomered in the twice and drove in two Dodger L MLB runs. Boston 49 40 .551 - One night after becoming the first second. Eddie Murray added a solo homer off Toronto 49 43 .533 1.5 Rose may go - Pete Rose will be team in major league history to turn Meanwhile, up in the Motor losing pitcher Jose DeLeon. Ramon Cleveland 44 46 .489 5.5 sentenced today. Baseball's all-time hit two triple plays in one game, the City, the Chicago White Sox contin- Martinez pitched seven innings for Baltimore 42 48 .467 7.5 leader will find out today if he goes to Detroit 43 Minnesota Twins 49 .467 7.5 jail on two felony tax offenses. The tied an American ued to keep pace with Oakland. Chi- the victory. He's now 11-4. Milwaukee 40 48 .455 8.5 Internal Revenue Service says most League record by rolling six double cago pushed home three runs in the Down in Riverfront Stadium, New York 32 55 .368 16 federal tax offenders get some jail time plays. ninth inning and sprang past the Cincinnati's Barry Larkin tripled West w L M I. CB in addition to a fine, probation, or some Combined, the two teams hit into Detroit Tigers 7-5. with two outs in the bottom of the Oakland 58 33 .637 -- Chicago 54 32 .628 other penalty. Rose's attorneys will ask a major-league record 10 double 1.5 Sammy Sosa's second two-run 11th and Paul O'Neill followed with Seattle 47 45 .511 11.5 for a community service assignment plays. And the Twins lostboth games double of the game capped the rally. an RBI single to give the Reds an 8- California 45 47 .489 13.5 rather than a prison sentence. as the Red Sox rallied from four runs Donn Pall got the win when Bobby 7 win over Montreal. Texas 44 47 .484 14 Strike three? - Baseball owners down to give Dennis Lamp his third Thigpen posted his 31st save. Mike Andres Galarraga of the Expos Minnesota 43 48 .473 15 are now 0-3 in collusion cases. George Kansas City 40 49 .449 17 victory, a 5-4 win. Juan Berenguer Henneman was on the had tied Nicolau, the arbitrator who ruled in losing end. the score at 7-7 by belting an National League favor of the players in Collusion II, has took the loss. Jeff Reardon notched Over on the East Coast, Bobby opposite-field grand slam with two Fast w LL CI. GD again ruled in their favor in Collusion save number 17. Witt's pitching and Rafael out in the top of the ninth. Galarraga Pittsburgh 53 35 .602 -- III, because owners shared salary offers That game left the Red Sox hold- Palmeiro's hitting led the Texas had six RBI's in the game. New York 50 36 .581 2 Montreal 50 41 .549 4.5 in an information bank. The ruling cov- ing a one and a-half game lead over Rangers past the Baltimore Orioles Rick Mahler (former Atlanta Philadelphia 43 44 .494 9.5 ers players who were free agents after the Toronto Blue Jays in the Ameri- 7-1. Braves) threw two and a-third in- Chicago 40 52 .435 15 the 1987 season and it could mean Jack can League East. Witt struck out 10 on the way to nings of hitless relief to get the win. St. Louis 37 53 .411 17 Clark and Jack Morris, among others, The Blue Jays fell to the surpris- his fourth consecutive victory. And Dave Schmidt gave up the 11th-in- W~est W kL 'r . (_t could become free agents. Seventy-six Cincinnati 56 31 .644 -- ing upstart Seattle Mariners 5-2 on a Palmeiro drove in three runs while ning hits and lost for the first time players are affected, including Gary San Francisco 49 41 .544 8.5 Matt Young two-hitter. The Mari- rapping out four hits, one of them a this season. Gaetti, Dave Righetti, Dave Smith, Los Angeles 44 45 .494 13 MikeWittandPaulMolitor. Thoseplay- ners are showing contention as they home run. Overhis last seven games, Under the Astrodome, Mike San Diego 38 49 .437 18 Houston 37 53 .411 20.5 ers might become free agents, however hold on to third-place in the Ameri- Palmeiro is 14-29 with 11 RBI's. Scott threw Houston's first com- Atlanta 35 52 .402 21 that's not clear yet as compensation for can League West. Dave Johnson started for the Orioles plete-game shutout of the season. the collusion hasn't been determined. The Oakland Athletics swept a and took the loss. The Astros blanked the New York Wednesday's results Steinbrenner - The Baseball doubleheader from the Cleveland Finally, the New York Yankees Mets 1-0. American League Commissioner's officehad somepublic New York 5, Kansas City Indians, 4-1 and 5-2, to help their did something rare last night, they Scott tossed a four-hitter, struck 3 comments yesterday about the investi- cause a little. Walt Weiss had four won a game. The Bronx Bombers Oakland 4, Cleveland 1 (1st) gation into Yankee owner George out four and didn't walk anyone. Oakland 5, Cleveland 2 (2nd) hits and Bob Welch earned his 15th beat the Kansas City Royals 5-3. Steinbrenner. Baseball says Steinbren- Alejando Pena was the losing pitcher Seattle 5, Toronto 2 victory in the opener. The Athletics Milwaukee ner was unfair in dragging the name of New York's Oscar Azocar, playing 3, California 2 for the Mets. Texas 7, Baltimore I Cincinnati manager Lou Piniella into got all their runs in the second game in his second major league game, on four homers, two of them by Jose singled, doubled and homered. Javier Ortiz singled home the Boston 5, Minnesota4 the affair. Commissioner Fay Vincent Chicago 7, Detroit 5 games only run in the eighth inning. issued a statement clearing Piniella. A Canseco. Turning to the National League Today's games former Yankee employee of Steinbren- California continues to struggle. in St. Louis, Hubie Brooks was the The loss drops the Mets two games Boston at Detroit ner said he was stealing from the team Last night, the Milwaukee Brewers offensive spark for Los Angeles in behind first-place Pittsburgh in the Chicago at Baltimore says he didn't steal anything and thathe edged the Angels 3-2. The Brewers the Dodgers' 6-1 victory over the New York at Minnesota National League East. Seattle at Milwaukee too, was being used as a scapegoat. The got all of their runs early as Dave Cardinals. names became tied into the affairyester- In Atlanta, a three-run rally in the National League Chicago 4, San Diego 2 day when the National printed a tran- eighth inning lifted the Philadelphia Cincinnati 8. Montreal ? (11) script of a meeting between Steinbren- Phillies over the Braves 4-3. Ricky Pittsburgh 11, San Francisco 2 ner and Commissioner Vincent. GITMO ATHLETICS Jordan highlighted the rally with a Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 3 Athletics- Oakland called upout- two-run double. Houston 1, New Yodk0 fielder Ozzie Canseco from Double-A AQUATICS CORRAL Los Angeles 6, St. Louis 1 ball. He's the twin brother of slugger Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- Dennis Cook was the Phillies Today's games Jose Canseco. Open Water, Aug. 21; Advanced Open Water, fers the fleet Sat. rides from 4-7 p.m. and Sun., winner in relief. Braves starter John Philadelphia at Cincinnati Indians - Cleveland sent down Aug. 2; Night Diver, Aug. 2; Equipment 1-4 p.m. Cost $20, reservations required. Call Atlanta at New York Spec., Aug. Smoltz was working on a four-hitter right-hander Al Nipper and recalled 7; Deep Diver Spec., Aug. 2; Laurie or Glen at 2381. Montreal at Houston Underwater Navigator, Aug. 2. Call 3845. before the Phillies rallied and he San Diego at St. Louis pitcher Steve Olin. Scuba course - Experience the beauty DARTS wound up the loser. and exhilaration ofSCUBA diving in MWR's Summer League - The Guantanamo NFL Intro. SCUBA Course, age 13 and older. Fee At Three Rivers Stadium, the Bay Dart Association will start its Summer Captain's Cup $60, includes all equip. and two open water Pittsburgh Pirates ended a three- Patriots - The New England Pa- League Tue., Aug.7. Any individuals wishing dives. No certification awarded. Call 2961/ triots have signed a first-round pick to form a team or play on a team, call game losing streak by walloping the 3845. Jim Softball from the NFL draft. Defensive end Ray Gitmo Swim Team-TheGitmoSwim McGovern at2330before5 p.m., or3922 after San Francisco Giants 11-2. Jeff King Tesday's results 5 p.m. Agnew, the 10th player selected, signed Team is looking for new members. Kids ages drove in five runs for the Pirates, four Men a five-year contract. seven and older can Hospital 30, SIMA (A) 2 join. Meetings are 3-4 of them with a grand slam. Oilers - Houston television sta- p.m., Mon.-Wed.-Fri. at Windjammer Pool. FLYING CLUB Tonight's games Jose Lind SIMA (A) vs. PWD tion KRIV says linebacker James Call 2193. Interested in flying? - The Gitmo and Sid Bream also 7(B), 6 p.m. Francis from Baylor has agreed to a Swim Session III - From July 30-Aug. Flying Club offers introductory flights to any- homered for Pittsburgh. Doug Dra- FTG vs. SIMA (B), p.m. NAS Flyers five-year contract with Cincinnati, al- 10: Beginner, 5 yrs.-older, 9-10 a.m., Vil- one interested with no obligation to join. Call vs. NavSta Gold (B), 8p.m. lamar; Water bek worked eight innings for the win Friday's games though his agent says not so. Francis Babies, 6-18 mos., 10-10:30 3686 AWH or 4286 and leave a message. a.m., Villamar, Toddlers, 2-4 yrs., 4:30-5 and improved his record to 11-4. He NavSta Blue (A) vs. Marine Bks., 6 p.m. was the Bengals first-round pick. PWD (A) vs. p.m., Villaman Adult Beginner, 6-7 p.m., GOLFING also singled twice and drove in a run. NSGA/Co. "L", 7 p.m. Windjammer. NAS Security vs. Hospital, 8p.m. Free clinic - Leam how to improve NCAA Kids' snorkeling class - Snorkeling The loser was Trevor Wilson, who's Security (A) vs. NavSta Blue (B), 9 p.m. your swing, perfect your grip and a whole lot class for kids is Sat. July 21, two hours Vil- (All games at Cooper Field, No. 2) Hearing - Missouri basketball more at a free golf clinic for all ages, Sat., July now 6-2. lamar Pool, two hours Windmill Beach. Fee Women coach Norm Stewart says that given a 21, 9 a.m. Chicago's Greg $10 at MWR Info. Off. Call 3845. at the Yatera Seca Golf Course. Call Maddux won for Tonight's games 2519. fair hearing by the NCAA, he'll prevail Kids' swim clinic - Kids seven and the first time in 14 starts. Maddux Hospital vs. PWD, 6 p.m. against the allegations against him. The older can improve swimming skills in back- shut down the San Diego Padres for NavSta Gold vs. NavSta Blue, 7p.m. violations in PROJECT Friday's NCAA has alleged 15 rule stroke, breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle clinics PLAYER games6 seven innings and the Cubs won 4-2 Hospital vs. NavSta Gold, p.m. the Tiger basketball program, including at Windjammer Pool, 10-11 a.m. July 21, 28. Pool Tournament- Gold Hill Quarter- 7 one for unethical conduct that newspa- Fee, $1, register at the MWR Info. Off. deck will be the site of a Project Player Pool to complete their second three-game High School vs. NavSta Blue, p.m. Hydroaerobics (All games at Cooper Field, No.1) pers have reported involved Stewart. - Next hydroaerobics Tourney, Mon., July 23, 7 p.m. Register at sweep of the Padres this season. Mizzou's coach has said there were class begins Mon., July 23, through Aug. 16,.at 6:30, fee $1, 8-ball rules, single elimination. Marine Pool Mon., Wed.,.Thurs, 5-6 p.m. Reg- Call Amy at 2560. some violations in the program and he isterandpaythe$15feeattheMWRInfo.Off. Year of'Impossible Dream' says the school will contest only those Call 3845. allegations that are not true. RECREATION Run/walk for life -Physical fitness can 'The Yaz' BOWLING leads Red Sox in 1967 TENNIS be "awarding." Sign up for the Run or Walk Big Pot, No Tap - The next events are for Your Life Club and tally your mileage Guantanamo Bay- One of the drove in 121 runs and batted .326 to Wilander/Agassi - Twenty-five set for Sat. July 21, at Marblehead Lanes. using the honor system. Awards include T- most memorable moments in Major become the year-old Mats Wilander of Sweden has Register at 6p.m., $10 entry fee. Call Jerry at shirts, jackets, plaque. Call John at 2560. American League's sec- League Baseball was the "Impos- failed to get past the second round of a 2118/3014. Softball play-offs - An organizational ond Triple Crown winner in a row. tennis tournament for the second time in meeting is set for the base softball play-offs sible Dream" of the Boston Red Sox Minnesota's Harmon Killebrew and Thur., July 26,11:30 a.m. at the gym. Agenda, a row. Wilander, making a comeback CAPTAIN'S CUP in 1967. The man who lead the way Detroit catcher Bill Freehan were rules and regulations. Call John at 250412560. lost to Track and Field -Captain's CupTrack and won the American League's distant after a break of several months, Racquetball Tourney - A Racquetball runners-up for the MVP. and Field competition is setforAug. 3-5, at the Franco Davin of Argentina 6-1,4-6,6-2 Tourney isnset for Sun., July 29 at noon Most Valuable Player Award was The drive to out-perform was the high school track. Events begin at 6 p.m. all at the at Stuttgart, West Germany. Top-seed base gym. Entry fee, $1, single-elimination. Carl Yastrzemski. three days. To register your team, call John at possibility of winning the pennant. was among the second Register by calling 2560 or Andre Agassi 2504/2560. on tourney day at Red Sox manager Dick Williams The closer the Red Sox got, the better round winners at a men's tournament in 11:30a.m. Track & Field meeting -An organiza- said about Yastrzemski, "In 1967 Yastrzemski played. With the pen- Washington. tional meeting for Captain's Cup Trck and Carl Yastrzemski was the greatest nant in the balance every day, Yas- Field will is set for Fri., July 27, 11:30 a.m. at YOUTH ACTIVITIES ballplayer I ever saw." trzemski CYCLING the gym. Team entries are due then. Com- Pre-teen touch football - The Youth had 23 hits in his last 44 at mands may enter four persons per event. Call Center will host Pe-teen Touch Football, His hitting and playing abilities bats, including 10 for his last Tour De France - Soviet cyclist 13, John at 2504/2560. Sun., July 22, 1-3 p.m. Call 4075. were described by one sportswriter seven forhislasteightandhewent4- Dmitri Konyshev won yesterdays 17th Pre-teen swim party - Two pre-teen as though his every move was stage in the Tour De France. With four 4 on the final day of the season, when COAST GUARD favorites, swimming and movies, are com- scripted by a fantasy-drunk Holly- stages remaining, Italy's Claudio bined for a party with pizzazz. It's Wed., July the Red Sox clinched the pennant. King of theRoad -The Coast Guard is Chiappucci continues to hold a five- 25, 7-10 p.m., Villamar Pool. Entry, $1.50. wood writer. The Chicago White Sox sponsoring a Run/Walk in celebration of their finished Call 4075. The Red Sox were a surprise second lead over American Greg Bicentennial, Sat., Aug. 4, at Cable Beach. that fourth, three games out, while Min- Pre-teen Basketball - Show us who's Lemond. Race begins at 7 a.m., late registration at 6:30 year, because they finished a dismal nesota and Detroit each finished the best Pre-teen Three-On-Three Basketball one a.m. Events, adults, 10-mile 5-mile walk; ninth HORSES run, team in Guantanamo Bay, Sat., July 28, 6 p.m. in 1966. Nooneexpected to see game out and weren't eliminated youth, two-milerun (11-14); one-mile (10 yrs. Retirement- A bone chip is send- at the Youth Center. Call 4075. the Red Sox in post-season play. No until the final day. andunder). Race ends with splash in ocean. T- Closing ceremonies - Closing ceremo- one knew the managerial ing thoroughbred Easy Goer into retire- shirts to all racers, $10 fee. To register, call genius of The man that made it happen was nies for the GBYAA baseball/softball season ment.'ihecolt won 14 of 20 starts in his 5381, or stop by the base gym. Williams nor the seething determi- Carl Yastrzemski. "Yaz" played in career, finished second five times and is Sat., July 21, 3 p.m. at Deer Park. Coaches, nation of the players, and parents are to attend. Sponsors Red Sox's leftfielder. 161 games, batted 579 times, col- third once. Easy Goer won the Belmont and volunteer umpires are cordially invited. combined, the Red Sox dream be- lected 189 hits, 31 doubles and four Stakes in 1989. Story Hotline, 4819! Call Woody at 4740-DWH or 2903-AWH. came a sublime reality. triples ,finishing with a .326 batting --- I I The "Yaz" hit 44 home runs, average.