smor- Sunday's flight C-141 EDITOR'S CHOICE Water Usage Guantasnamo Bay ------10:00 a.m. Power Outage Thursday, July 12 Roosev elt Roads 12:45 p.m. 2:05 p.m. July 14, 3 to 7 a.m. Usable storage: 13.34 MIL - 95% NAS Norfolk, Va. 5:40 p.m. 7:55 p.m. All housing areas, MWR buildings, Andrew 's AFB 8:40 p.m. clubs and facilities, NEX facilities Goal: 850 K excluding the NEX Mall. Consumption: 745 K See page 3 Use wind-up alarm clocks. Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 140 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, July 13, 1990 Towed Sailboat capsizes; 39 dead AP - The government of the Florida near great Exuma Island. SASC approves defense bill Bahamas says 39 Haitians drowned The sloop tried to enter shallow AP - Congressional sources In a surprise move, the panel when their sailboat capsized in waters and the patrol boat pursued, say the Senate Armed Service adopted a measure that reduces the choppy seas while being towed by a catching up to the vessel and taking Committee has approved a defense armed forces in Europe by 50,000 military patrol boat. it under tow, according to the bill that cuts troop strength in Eu- troops. Overall, the panel agreed to Sixty-seven others aboard the statement. During the tow back to rope and funding for the Star Wars a 100,000 reduction in military unnamed45-foot sailing sloopwere Staniel Cay, the sloop capsized. program. personnel. Philippines - Troops and police are rescued after it sank Tuesday after- One Haitian radio station re- The committee finally wound The reduction in the Star Wars on full alert in Manilatoday, after six noon, according to the statement. ported that the tow line broke, while up its work early today, agreeing to anti-missile program-to about bombs exploded in the Philippine capi- The government did not explain another said that panicked Haitians a $289 billion budget. That's $18 $3.7 billion-cuts the program to tal. No one has claimed responsibility what caused the sloop to sink while ran to one side of the vessel when for the explosions in the tourist and fi- billion less than President Bush about the level Congress approved under tow. Bahamian soldiers boarded the ves- nancial districts. Police are blaming wanted. last year. The Bahamian Defense Force renegade military men. sel. vessel HMBS "Yellow Elder" spot- Officials say the bodies of the 30 Radio show host suspended for Soviet Union - The Soviet news ted the Haitian vessel at 11:30 a.m., men and nine women were buried EO violation agency "Tass" says the Communist Tuesday off Staniel Cay, about 200 Wednesday at Guana City in the AP - A Birmingham, Ala., Fraser earlier apologized on Party Congress voted this morning on miles southeast of the southern tip of Exumas. radio talk show host was suspended behalf of the station and announced delegates to the party's central com- today for barring black listeners that Lennox had been suspended mittee. At the same time, reform- Albanian refugees reach port in Italy from calling his show. He and the indefinitely. minded party members say they'll station apologized. The station, Fraser said, encour- follow the lead of Boris Yeltsin, who AP - Hundreds of exhausted, ship was a newborn baby wrapped in Tim Lennox said he was upset ages free expression with its live quit the party yesterday. grimy Albanians have arrived in the an orange blanket and rushed to an because ablack man had broken into programming and Italian port of Brindisi-the first of a ambulance by a Red Cross "unfortunately, nurse. a station employee's car and stole mistakes do occur." Beirut - The Irish are hoping it's wave of refugees. As the ship pulled into the their man her purse. He told his listeners about Fraser said three station employ- who might be released by In all, ferries are evacuating Brindisi harbor, hundreds of Al- Shiite Moslem kidnappers in Lebanon. the theft during his two-hour show ees in the parking lot saw the thief 4,500 asylum-seekers from three banians lining the decks clapped and An envoy of the Irish government is in yesterday, then stopped black callers knock out a window, western embassies in Albania's capi- cheered. grab the purse Beirut to get information on the pos- from getting through. and run. tal. The refugees have packed the One man hoisted a baby in a sible release of teacher Brian Keenan, At the start of his program Lennox said he had not planned who's beenheld hostage embassies in the last two weeks, white sweater up and down. A forfouryears. today, Lennox said he "made an to continue the ban seeking to escape their hard-line woman punched the air in victory. throughout emotional spur of the moment deci- Wednesday's two-hour show but Nicaragua - Former Nicaraguan communist nation. Other Albanians shouted, "Italia!" sion to accept only calls from white did so even though some callers President Daniel Ortega calls a strike The first ship arrived this morn- The mass evacuation is expected listeners." disapproved. settlement a victory for his left-leaning ing in Italy, after some seven hours to ease one of the worst crisis to hit Sandinistas. The 40-year-old Lennox, who is Lennox said he had "never had a Thepro-Sandinista work- on the seas. The first person off the the Albanian regime in decades. ers began retuming to their jobs white, went on to say: "I want to show this intense before.even my Thursday, after the U.S. backed gov- Thomas electrocuted for 1976 slaying sincerely apologize to anyone who white callers had something to say emment of Violeta Chamorro gave in was offended by my actions. Any- about what I was doing, so Idecided AP - The stateof Alabamahas Thomas had refused on many demands. Among the work- a last sup- body who has listened to my show to play it out." ers' gains: salary increases and the put to death Wallace Norrell Tho- per to spend more time with his for 14 years is aware of my liberal Callers talked about their experi- suspension of a program to retumland mas in the state's electric chair for family. outlook." ences as crime victims and how to seized by the former Sandinista gov- the 1976 abduction and slaying of a Thomas was convicted in the Berkley Fraser, general manager prevent becoming a victim, but emment to its original owners. Birmingham College student. 1976 abduction and fatal shooting of of WERC AM, said he decided to let nearly half were critical of Lennox The execution was scheduled for Quenette Shehane, a 21-year-old Lennox go on the air "because he said for banning blacks. (continue to page 3) one minute past midnight, local student at Birmingham Southern he wanted to apologize to the Bir- time, and doctors at Holman Prison College. mingham community. We let him near Atmore declared Thomas dead Miss Shehane was abducted have that opportunity." shortly after that. from a convenience store. Bulletin Jamaican Independence Day slated for Aug. 3-6 Defense Reutilization and USA ' Marketing Office (DRMO) ' Guantanamo Bay - The tradi- Center. a.m. Be at Phillips Park by noon for spot bid sale News tional four-day celebration of Jamai- Saturday, Aug. 4, a Cricket opening ceremonies which include July 21, 1990 can Independence Day in Guantan- match will face off a team from the parading of the colors, national 1 1 amo is only three weeks away. Jamaica against a local Guantanamo anthems of Jamaica and the United Screening dates are as follows Washington - For 43 million dis- The event runs from Friday, team. abled Americans, it's a big day on States, and an invocation. July 17-19, 7:30to 11:30 a.m. Aug. 3 through Monday, Aug. 6 Capitol Hill. The Senate is ready to take with Saturday night, Reggae music At 12.15, residents can enjoy a 12:30 to 3 p.m. the up a civil-rights measure that would primary festivities on the last will fill the air in Phillips Park during buffet meal as they sample Jamaican July 20 at 7:30 a.m. to noon guarantee disabled people access to day. a concert that features the "Ryddim delicacies. Capt. William C. Mc- The Jamaican Independence I I stores, restaurants and other public King Band," "Ebony Trio," and the Camy, will say a few words and Items for sale Day i facilities. The House approved the Committee, headed by Lt. "T.G. Dance Troupe." There will present awards at 1:30 p.m. cars, trucks, vans, refrigerators, Americans with Disabilities Act yes- Cmdr. Joseph LoFaso, assistant also be a fashion show displaying the It's more rolling and Reggae ' mobile light generator, lathes, terday, and President Bush has said Public Works Officer, has put in an latest designs from Jamaica. with the same groups that will de- crane he's eager to sign the measure. The bill tape packing, welder, 1 extra effort to make this year a spe- Sunday, Aug. 5, our Gitmo location: Bldg. 696B is said to be the most important Civil light you on Aug. 4 as the party rolls cial event. The committee and offi- cricket team again faces off against Rights Legislation since the Civil from 2 p.m. to midnight. cials from Jamaica continue to work Right Act was passed in 1964. their counterparts from Jamaica. At There's a lot more to come, in- Bid location: downtown lyceum together to bring the finest cultural 6 p.m., another party kicks off at the cluding information on ticket's sales Registration from New York - Police officials in New entertainment to Guantanamo. Jamaican Cultural Center lasting and other activities planned for this 7 to 7:45 a.m. York Friday, Aug. 3, the first event City say the man they suspect is until 2 a.m. gala event. ' Sale starts at 8 a.m.on July 21 ' the infamous "Dartman" has a history kicks off the weekend's festivities Monday, Aug. 6, is the big day. Check your Daily Gazette or For more information call 4184. of drug and psychiatric problems. with a "welcome" party from 8 p.m. Base personnel, including civilian tune into TV 8 or FM 103.1 forall the Jerome Wright was arrested yester- to 2 a.m. at the Jamaican Cultural employees, may leave work at 11:15 details. day following a series of bizarre blow- gun dart attacks on women in Manhat- tan. Providing Gitmo with the best care Guantanamo Bay - Looking providing Michigan - Authorities in Warren, greater convenience, to increase patient Mich., say they've arraigned one man access to health safety and comfort for patients. and are holding a juvenile in connec- care, the Regional Dental Facility, in By increasing the number of tion with a murder they believe is a joint effort with U.S. Naval Hospi- procedures performed on a routine linked to satanic ritual. The two were tal, Guantanamo Bay, will open an basis, the new operating room will arrested Wednesday after two women addition room to the main operating save Gitmo commands and activities found the head of ateen-age girl in the room suite. much-needed travel funds that use to freezer of a Warren home. The two medical facilities will pay for MEDEVAC travel to state- equip the room with up-to-date side medical treatment facilities. New Mexico - Hospital officials say monitors and surgical equipment. a man who mistakenly received an In the event of a mass-casualty It will significantly "AIDS"-tainted blood injection died increase the situation, the new operating room today. Doctors at an Alburquerque, number and types of oral and maxil- will enhance the surgical capabilities N.M., Veterans administration Hospi- lofacial surgical procedures they can of the hospital to care for the injured. tal say they don't think AIDS was a perform in Guantanamo Bay. It's all a part of the effort of your factorin thedeathofthe man, who was According to Lt. Cmdr. Ron Guantanamo Bay health care facili- reported very ill to begin with. Allushuski, Gitmo's oral and maxil- ties working to provide you with the P03 C. Patchen acts as the patient for Lt. Cmdr. R. G. Allushuski, lofacial surgeon, most of these pro- best medical and dental care avail- Gitmo's oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Lt. Cmdr. G. W. (continue to page 3) cedures will be on an outpatient basis able. Chomitzky, Navy Nurse Corps, observes the operating monitors. PAGE 2, FRIDAY, JULY 13 , 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAEs

used for your own or your children'sW anttunit? ECONO$ENSE higher education in recognized instit- tins , Gitmo ions. There are many veterans and I could be for you. It may be your Savings Bonds military reserves who maybeeligible chance to continue earning promo- - TAX FREE. After January 1, to join a unit here in Guantanamo tion and retirement points. 1990, interest on Savings Bonds Gab Bay. A group is looking into reorgan- The group will get your back- spent on tuition and fees for higher izing a Weekend Warrior unit here ground and interests before attempt- Last chance! - Saturday The days of 5 cent cigars and education may be tax free. Higher and wants potential members. ing to organize a unit. Call Art Foley and Monday, July 14 and 16, are nickel ice cream cones are over. education includes colleges, univer- AWH at 3451. your last chances to get refunds Following in their footsteps are $50 sities, technical institutions and vo- for recycling bottles If you are a veteran or reserve of This could be the start of some- and cans. and $75 Savings Bonds. That, ac- cational schools. That applies to the Gitmo's Recycling Center is any U.S. military service, this unit cording to the Treasury Department. adults as well as their children in thing big! open Saturday, 10a.m. to 7p.m., Beginning on October 1, 1990 the school. Bonds must be issued in the and Monday, 2to7 p.m. Each can new denominations for Series EE name of the parents. They can't be People in the news or bottle is worth a nickel. On Savings Bonds will be $100, $200, issued in the name of the child. They First Lady Barbara Bush says the July 20, MWR will unveil a new which will $500 and $1,000. We asked Liam must be redeemed in the year that you spouses of western leaders, who came Republican National Committee recycling program include plastics and paper in ad- about the advantages of investing in to Houston for the economic summit, chairman Lee Atwater has been pay the tuition or fees. Room and dition to cans and bottles. There government savings bonds through loved the city. But then again, Mrs. board are not covered. admitted to George Washington Uni- will be no more refunds for re- the pay roll deductions savings plan. Bush admits her opinion is a bit bi- versity Hospital, for tests in connec- cycled products. For more infor- Here's his response to our questions. - SAFETY. The United States ased when it comes to her home town. tion with a brain tumor discovered mation on recycling, call MWR government puts its full faith and Mrs.Bush spoke with reporters on the earlier this year. Atwater has been at 2991. WHY BUY SAVINGS credit behind savings bonds. They'll way home from the summit. She said treated on an outpatient basis since BONDS?. Putting aside part of our replace them at no cost to you if the wives of the summit conferees undergoing surgery and radiation AM 1340 - If you've been hard earned dollars is something we they're destroyed, stolen or lost. raved about the attitude of Houston's therapy at the hospital to shrink the missing the lastest news and commentary on all must do. Savings Bonds, particu- people. Thousands volunteered to tumor. Atwater's spokeswoman says AM 1340, you won't have larly those purchased through a Pay- spruce up the city for the event. Mrs. he's been hospitalized for "routine to wait much longer. - LIQUIDITY. Bonds can be re- Contractors should finish paint- roll Savings Plan, are an easy and Bush says one first lady expressed testing," and adds that "this is nothing deemed when held a minimum of 6 ing the tower by the end of next effective way of reaching that goal. months. Most reputable commercial doubt that anyone in her home coun- out of the ordinary." The spokes- weekand yourfavoritenewspro- There are many advantages when it banks and savings banks will redeem try would even understand the con- woman says the "consensus among grams will again be "on the air." comes to Savings Bonds, and here are your bonds. cept of volunteering. his doctors" is that Atwater's tumoris The folks at Navy Broadcasting just a few. not growing. appreciate your understanding - INFLATION. Inflation rates The Miss American Pageant has and patience during this project. - COMPETITIVE INTEREST since 1983 have been relatively low. decided one of its traditions is all wet, Pearl Bailey's surgeon says she's Need a pet - Both RATES. During the first five years It was 3.2 percent in 1983, 4.3 in so now, its contestants will no longer feeling well after surgery forreplace- Gitmo's pound and Vet Clinic have full you'll earn about 4.5 to 5 percent on 1984, 3.6 in 1985, 1.9 in 1986, 3.6 in pose for photographs in swimsuits. ment of an arthritic left knee. The 72- houses of pets. If you're looking the bonds. After the first five years The actual swimsuit competition will year-old singer-actress received 1987, 4.1 in 1988, 3.9 in 1989 and a for that right cat or dog to adopt, the rate fluctuates with the market about 4 percent in 1990. Overall, the remain in the picture, though. Pag- metal and plastic knee joint at Phila- now is the time. To check out a and has been 6.5 to 8 percent. That averagehasbeen 3.6percent. Savings eant director Leonard Horn says the delphia Hospital. Bailey will remain pet for adoption, visit the Vet means your bonds are a long term Bonds, even at their lowest interest photo sessions no longer fit in with a hospitalized forabout two weeks. Her Clinic from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday investment. But, even in the short rate, still keep the investor ahead of pageant. Horn says he finds it "diffi- doctor says she'll undergo therapy through Friday. Atthe Pound, it's run, they stay ahead of inflation. inflation. cult to rationalize putting a young and exercises for up two months at 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 3 to 4 p.m., Inflation has been below 4 percent for college woman in a swimsuit and home in Arizona. Monday through Friday. For more information the last 8 years, and ecomonic pros- - HELPS AMERICA. Savings high heel shoes." on adopting a pet, call the Vet Clinic at 2212or pects are good that inflation will stay Bonds help America. The North Carolina Civil Liber- They the Pound at4440. Afterworking down. Former tennis great Margaret ties Union has volunteered to defend strengthen our national economy by hours at the pound, you can leave increasing savings. That money is Court says Martina Navratilova is a a record store owner who was threat- a message on the recorder. - LOW COST. Bonds cost you then spent on government projects poor role model for young players ened with obscenity charges if he only half the face value. A $100 bond that create new jobs and put more because she is a lesbian. Court, who didn't stop selling Two Live Crew's BRAVO! - It only took is just $50 from your monthly pay- money into the economy. Savings won 25 grand slam events, said in album. "As Nasty As They Wana residents two days to drop water check . Bonds are not only good for the in- newspaper and radio interviews that Be." The district attorney ruled ear- consumption below our goal of vestor, they're good for America and Navratilova's homosexuality is a bad lier this week that the album is ob- 850,000 gallons per day. Contin- ued conservation measures - TAX EXEMPT. Interest on America's future. example. Court, a born - again Chris- scene, and record store owner David will see us through what may well be Savings Bonds are exempt from state tian who lives in Perth, Australia, Harvey was told to take it off the our "LAST' time in Water Con- and local taxes. You only pay federal calls Navratilova's a greatplayer, but Thanks Liam for the good infor- shelves. Harvey obeyed the order, but dition taxes on the bond when you cash it in. Bravo. Hat's off to all the mation on Savings Bonds. We'll get adds she'd rather see "somebody at later was quoted as saying the arrival residents forafine joband thanks You can defer taxes even further by back again with Sean and Liam later. the top to whom the younger players of police at his store made him feel for your continued support. exchanging them for Series HH Sav- Until then, top of the mornin' to ya! can look up to." A spokesman for like he was in Nazi Germany. ings Bonds. They are even tax free if Navratilova says the nine-time Wim- THE O'GRIFFINS bledon champion had no comment. News and Entertainment Some odds of this.some ends of that News On Channel 2 / Don't clean that dust. It's sup- But the mayor won't say where able to hear your money go thunk into 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FAMILY TIES posed to be there. they're depositing the supply. the coin box. 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Yes, it turns out thatnasty may be The mayor screens out the non- A company spokesman points 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) the natural state of matter, a report in guano parts of the deposits, and runs out, though, that the coinless boxes 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER the British Journal, "Science," says the stuff through a microwave to will have higher fees, youpay extra to * * * CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 that even the space between stars has make sure nothing is living in it. He not use money. M A S H 6:30 CH7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK dust. thensellsit, adollaranounce, or eight On that, the phone company gives CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) A reseacher in the Netherlands ounces for just five bucks. no quarter. CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) figured out that the reason astrono- People can use it as fertilizer. 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) mers can't see distant galaxies in Already, it's making the city fi- You don't have to be a fortune their entirety is because the gunk is so nances grow. teller to foresee new taxes in Massa- All movies begin at 8 p.m. thick it blocks the light. And, as for the police officers, chusetts. The legislature has a $1 So we have a problem. We can't they should be happy. It's like getting billion budgetary hole in fill. So Downtown Lyceum wipe the galaxies with a damp rag. help from Batman. lawmakers have come up with some Downtown. Action (R). 1:36 And we can't vacuum space, it's al- 600 new proposed service taxes, in- McCalla Lyceum ready a vacuum. On Fire Island, phones rot. cluding some that would take money The God's Must Be Crazy. Comedy But you (PG). 1:50 can look on the bright New York telephone says people from the hands of even palm readers. Marine Lyceum side of this dusty picture. If you want plunk coins that are crudded with If you charge more than $30 to tell a Immediate Family. Comedy (PG-13). 1:35 to live naturally, you can never clean sand and salt into the pay phones on fortune, you pay five percent. Leeward Lyceum up again, dirt is the state of the uni- the New York city-area resort, and Truth to tell, the state doesn't The Bear. Drama (G). 1:34 verse. the coins are ruining the mecha- expect to make a fortune on people So far, though, nobody has dis- nisms. who tell fortunes. covered giant interstellar cock- So the phone company is going to But otherprofessionals may have roaches. pull out all the outdoor coin phones, to fork over more money. Lawyers, and replace them with coinless for 'instance, also would be taxed. GITMO PEOPLE Keeping In Gold Hill, Oregon, business is phones. You'd be able to make col- Even for people who pipe back- our tanks in top operational readiness is the job o,' the bat. lect calls,third party calls, or based ground music into stores, there could tank platoon commander, he is: Mayor Jay Deyoe is selling bat on calling cards, but you won't be be taxes in the background. manure to help outfit the police force. NAME: He isn't saying where it comes Christopher D. Casados / from. It comes from hats, of course. 1790 - 1990 HOMETOWN: Albuquerque, N.M USCG - - 200 years making history TIME IN GITMO: 1 year Among the hundreds of heroic with saving more than a hundred CHOICES: lifesavers produced by the Coast lives. When Joshua was 60, he was RECREATION: Guard, one man tower above all. He honored with a large silver medal was Joshua James. Heroism was a commemorating his 45 years of brave Golf and water skiing James family trait. Joshua's mother and faithful service, but remarkably, FOOD: saved one of his brothers from the his most outstanding accomplish- Italian bottom of a 40-foot well in a descent ments still lay ahead. Joshua partici- MOVIE: so perilous that none of the men pres- pated in rescues which saved 540 48 Hours ent would attempt it. His dedication lives during the remaining 13 years of HOBBY: to lifesaving may have sprung from a his life. He was 72 when he engaged Cars tragedy which befell his family when in six successful rescues within 48 LIFE GOALS: he was only ten. His mother and a hours. After manning the sweep oar Financial stability and raise my children baby sisterdrowned when a schooner himself in an hour of exhausting res- to be responsible citizens belonging to the brotherrescued from cue drills in heavy surf on March 17, the well sank in the North Atlantic. 1902, Joshua James fell dead on the MY BEST QUALITIES ARE: Although most of the archive records beach shortly after his boat beached. Honesty and sincerity were destroyed by fire in 1872, exist- Appropriately, he was buried with a ing newspaper clippings credited him surfboat as his coffin in Hull, Mass. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, JuLY 13, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAzErrs

C LASSIFIEDS Submit items foe the classified section us more? Leaming how to manage and control p.m., Admin Hill Bldgs. 760 and 2125, Quarters '86 Honda Civic CRX, low miles, asking American flags, flown attheN.E. GateorWater- 8.5 by11 it paper in 40 words orlessperad. your stress can lead to a muchhappier, healthier W, 800, 804, 845, 830, Fleet Laundronat, Li- $6,000, (blue book $5,650, $350 Alpine tape gate, avail. through the Marine Officers' Wives Each itrnmustbe on a separatesheet, unless and productive life. Thre-session program brary, Port Services Boat Shed, NAVCOMDET deck/stereo plus coax speakers), depend., w/ Club, personalized certificate, signed by sentry it is thesame category.Ads with a variety of begins July 16, 6:30to 8:30p.m., FSC tmg. rm. Transmitter Site, Bldg. 1359 and Utilities Ware- virginrepairmanual, blue and gray, fun todrive, and CO included. Contact Missy Stolley, 3899 items, willbe placed under Miscellaneus. In- FMI/register, 4141/4153. house, Fil-Am Club, Ocean View hsng., Hous- even in Gitmo. 4901 DWH, 2524 AWH, Kate. or Mary Mahon, 2292. cludenrame and phnenumber with the ad. MCOIS ing Unit Bldg. 560, Corinaso Pt. hsng., Oil Pt. '86 Chevy Spectrum, 4-cyl., 4-dr., at, a/c, AM/ Tranferring or PCS'ing: Certified contract Deadlines: Ads are published sotwo coo- Hair Creations by Curtis. by appL only Mon. hsng., Radio Pt. hang., Paola PL Hsng., Deer Pt. FM, new batL, excel. cond., $4,600. Call David cleaners to meet housing cleaning standards, bids avail for general clean, secutivedays:Morn and Tueas.,orThurs, and Fri. and Wed. Call 2167, after 10 a.m. hsug. and Marine Site hsng.: Sat.July14, 3 to7 at 4115 DWH or 2278 AWH. reasonable rates, and must be in by noon n the business day DP Design Jewelers will be at the MCX until am., all housing areas, all MWR bldgs., clubs '87 Honda CivicSi, red, sunroof, low miles, nice broom cleaning and yard work. Please contact before publication. Windward residents ubmit July 16. Brighten up your ummer with a new and facilities, NEX facilities, excluding the Sony AM/FM cass., blue book $5,800, will sell Bert or Jun at 4956, leave msg. ads to PAO office Admin. 1111, Bldg. 760. piece of gold. NEX Mall; Sn. July l.7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., for $5,500 0BO. Call 3182 AWH. STEREO EUIPMENT Leward residents may call at 4502/4819. MCX has anew shipment of Panasonic and Bay Hill Barracks, Nursery School, FRA, Ma- '89 Chrysler LeBaron, fuel injection, 5-spd., a/ 4-channel Yamaha amp., natural sound, 175W, Kenwood electronics. Shop now for the best rina Pt., Old Milk Plant, Pier Charlie Fuels. c, c/c, 6 speakers, stereo cuss., 11K miles, $100 stiff price. Call 6277 DWH or 6522 AWH. ANNOUNCEMENTS selection. .IRAMNG $10,800. Call PO Rocker at 6450. TWO WHEEERS The Mini Mart nowhas Nintendo cartridges for Family Home Care offers a new Continuing JBOATS Kriedler moped, excel. cond., w/belmet, $250 Day shopperis scheduled forNassau,JJuly 31,5 rent, Mon.-Thur., $1.50/day; Fri., Sat and Education program: Bring thekids and join us at '86 Bayliner, 25 ft. full cabin cruiser, 350 firm. Call 3803. seatsavail Callyou R &R coordinator. Sun., $1.95/day. Stop in and see our selection. Deer Park, July 20or 27, 9 to 11 a.m., Be sure to Chevy, 270 Volvo outdrive, o/b cert, generator '76 Kawasaki KZ400, 9,000 miles, runs but Studentyearbooks arehere. Stophby theSchool New hours of operation for Everything Elec- bring a morning snack and beverages. FMI, call and shore power, a/c, stove, refrig., micro head needs voltage reg. and spring for electric start Office from 8 to 11 a.m. or1 to 4p.m. to pickup troeics: Mon-Fri., 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.; Sat., 10 4543. w/shower, sleeps 6, marine AM/FM radio and switch, has set for awhile, have repair manual your 1989-90 Annual. FMI, call the school at a.m. to 6 p.m.; closed Sunday. The Exportable DAPA Tmg. will be held from Loran, $19,600. See at Corinaso Marina #3. and helmet, $250 OBO. Contact Bob at 5363 3191/3100. July 16 to 20. Classes will be held in the MWR 12 ft. aluminum V-hull, electric trolling motor, DWH or 2714 AWH. Civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, will beon The DD-sponsored "PM Band" is coming to office complex (located on Chapel Hill), Rm. 25 h.p. Evinrude o/b eng., misc. access. FMI, base Fri., July 20 through Tues., July 24. Any- Gitmo and will be performing at the following 17,7to4p.m. daily.FMIcontactPOI Mooreat contact PO Maddox at 4788 DWH. Looking for someoneinterested in selling an Art one needing an app should cometo the Dental clubs: tonight, 8 p.m. to midnight, the Clipper CAAC, 4390. '74 18 ft. Regal, V-hull, excel. cond., inboard, Appreciation (ART 103) and Fundamentals of Clinic Sat.,July 21,8 to11 a.m. Club; July 14, 8 p.m. to midnightand July 15,7 Back Injury Prevention Tmg. will be conducted Chevy 250 165 b.p., insp. good until June '90, Accounting (BUS 101) course books. Call4674 Phone number change: NAS Security would p.m. to 11 am., at the Windjammer Club. July 17, 8 a.m., in the Safety Office trmg. m., all safety equip., dual axle trailer, too many AWH. like residents to know that the Investigation A Beginning Cake Decorating class will start reservations required. Call Wayne at 4526. extras to list, $4,500. Call 3056 AWH. We need someeserious rock in Gitmo. New band Officeohonenumberhasbeenchangedto 6063. Sat, July 21, 9 to 11 a.m., at the elementary Hazardous Material Tmg. will be conducted '86 25 ft. Renken, E-Z loader trailer w/power needs drummer/bassist. You've heard the rest, True or False: SECNAVINST 5370.21, Stan- school. Register at theInfo. Office by July 18. July 17, 8 a.m., in the NAS tmg. rm. FMI, winch, refrig., stove, head w/shower, too many now join the best. Call 3803. dards of Conduct, applies to activeduty military An Intermediate class is coming shoes so leamn contact Mike at 6216. extras to list, o/b cert., $19,000 neg. Call Hank The Gitmo Navy Relief Society is looking for members only. FALSE. SECNAVINST the basicsnow. FMI, call 2560/3845. Basic Supervisory Safety Tmg. will be con- 4994 DWH or 2498 AWH, serious inquiries volunteers. Volunteers are needed on Tuesday 5370.21applies to all DON civilian officers and The MWR Recycling Ctr. is offering extended ducted July 18, 8 a.m., inthe Safety Officetmg. only. and Friday momings for case work, clerical employee, active duty military personnel, spe- hourstoallow residents additional time toreum rm., reservations required. Call Wayne at 4529. 7 h.p. outboard (air cooled) w/tank, $300OBO. work and child care, if you are interested in cial government employees and personnel of their beverage cam and bottles for refund. Recreation, Athletic and Home Safety Tmg. will Call 2311 AWH. helping out our organization. Please contact PO nonappropriated fund activities. Hours areThurs. and Fri.,2o7 p.m. and Sat.,10 be conducted July 19, 8 a.m., in the NAS tmg. 20 h.p. outboard elect start w/tank, $500 OBO. Norman at 2323/2628. Federal Express: If it has to be there in a hurry. a.m. to 7 p.m. FMI, call theInfo. Office at 3845. rm. FMI, contact Mike at 6216. Call 2311 AWH. Person todecorate aB-daycakeforchild's1stB- FMI, call 4181,08 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Pkgs. What's playing at the lyceums? Now you can YOUTH ACTIVITIES 14 ft. V-hull on trailer includes lights, anchors, day, needed in late Aug. Call Debbie at 2315. leave Tues. and Fri. call the Info. Office at 3845 and find out. After Teen NADSAP, for grades to 9, is scheduled oars and life jackets, $300 OBO. Call 2311 Reliable teenager to babysit 10.5 ma. oldon O'Club Advisory Board will meetxThurs., July hours, a telephone recording will list themovies from Aug. 6 to 23. We will discuss peer pressure, AWH. occasional parents night out, references a plus. 19, 3 p.m., at the club. Submit agenda items to and their locations. Break the TV habit. Go to stress mgmt., communication w/parents, teach- CAREER CallDebbie at 2315. P02 Noadat2249/2991 orguardmail Stop 13. the movies. ers and peers and muchmore. A self-responsib- Deep green 9x12 rug cut for Villamar B dining Expectant mother is looking for neutral infant Central Fidelity will have a teller at the L/P "Your lunch is ready in 30 minutesor it's free." lity program. Free college credits. Call 4380. room, excel. cond., $80. Call 4784 AT or 2767 and baby clothes, receiving blankets, velo facility Wed., July 18, 11 a.m. to 2:30p.m. That's the new guarantee at the CPO Club. Stop Let's go tothe movies. A Movie and Popcomfor DWH, ask for Maggie. diapercovers, and a dresser orchest (preferable CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES in forlunch and tryus out. If it's notready in 30 Teens is set for Sat., July 28, 8 to 11 a.m., at the EURNIIURE white). Please call 4890 AWH. The Naval Station will be hosting a 2.5 day minutes, lunch is on us. Youth Ctr. FMI, call 4075. Pine dining om. table and 6 chairs, $200OBO. YARDSALE CareerInfo. Trng. Course for division officers, Learn how to protect yourself in a free class Thismonth's Teen Club Mtg. willbeheld Wed., Call Janie Talbott at 4821 DWH or 3923 AWH. Aviation - 560 McCalla Hill, Sat. 8 a.m.to?, CPO's, dept./div. career counselors and person- teaching the basics of self-defense, Thurs., July July 25, 8 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. Come tell us Child too big now for a crib? Bedroom starter no early birds please, women and girl's clothes, nelin supervisorypositionsJuly 17-19, 8 a.m. to 26, at theYouth Ctr. Class sireis limited so sign what we can do for you. FMI, call 4075. set: complete twin size bed, 8-drawer dresser kitchenware, toys, books, comic books, plants, 4p.m. and July 19, 8 a.m. to noon, Command up now at theInfo. Office. FMI, call Amy, 2560 This is it. A Jr. Teen Dance for grades 7, 8 and 9, and matching night stand, rocking chair, entire curtains and more. Counselor'stmg. classroom. orInfo. Office, 3845. at Saturday's, Fri., July 20, 7 to 10 p.m. All new set $125 OBO. Call Gloria at 2118 DWH or Center Bargo - 1199-B Sat., 7 to 9a.m., pre All newly reporting personnel arerequired to Nursery Schoolregistrationufornextyearbegins 7th graders are invited. FMI, call Patrick or 2357 AWH. packout, wrten's, man's, children's clothing, attend Station Indoctrination July 23-27, Aug. Aug. 1, 7 a.m. to noonand 1 to4p.m. and Aug. Katie at4075. Couch and loveseat (slate grey),less than 2 yrs. compact discs, kitchenware, much more. 6-10 and 20-24, 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays 2, 7 a.m. to noon. Phone calls will not beac- Pre-teens will enjoy a movie and popcom at the old, paid $1,200, will sell for $550. Call 3810 Kittery Beach - 363-D Sat., 8a.m. to 2 p.m., everyonemusters atthe FTG Auditorium, Tues. cepted on those dates. Telephone registrations Youth Ctr., Sat, July 14, 6 p.m. AWH. no early birds, moving sale. to Fri., muster at Command Career Counselor's will be taken Aug. 3,10 a.m. to noon. FMI, call Teen Open Rec for grades 7-12 will begin to- Jenny Lind crib w/carved head/foot board, good Kittery Beach - 372-C 8 a.m. to?, multi- tmg. rm. 2159. night, at 8 p.m. FMI, call4075. cond., $75. Call 3803. family sale, potpourri of items, games, clothes, Aonehalfdaypre-separationcourseis avail.,for If you willbeoff the island during theupcoming Darkwood dining rm. set, beautiful base, 4 books etc. all COMNAVBASEpersonnel(0-4and below) Nursery Schoolregistratio period, you can still FOR SALE chairs, 2 captains chairs, 2 leafs, 1g. hutch, excel. Nob Hill - 59-A Sat., 8 a.m. to?, loas of baby who will beseparating at EAOS, Aug.30, to4 have your child registered. Call the Nursery cond., almost new, must see to appreciate. Call items, portable crib, highchair, playpen, some p.m., Command Career Counselor'stmg.orm. School at 2159 for details. AIR CONDITIONERS 2767 DWH or 4784 AT, ask for Maggie. clothes, and misc. items. There will bea Command Retention Team Mtg. NAVY CAMPUS Whirlpool 15,000 Btu., $100. Two Fedders, MISCELLANEOUS Tierra Kay - 84 Sat., 8 to 11 a.m., baby items/ Aug. 29, 2 p.m., in the Command Career Coun- Due to the response to the Functional Skills 5,000 Bru., $50 ea., both$90. Call 7241 DWHor Moving sale: 9x12 gold/brown carpet, twolight various adult clothing and more, no early birds. selor'stmg. m. All Command Retention Team Math class, Central Texas College is offering 2190 AWH. brown 6x9 carpets, oval rust throw rug, 5x8, 3 Villamar - 605-C Sat., 7 to 10 a.m., rowing members are required to attend. another Math class to begin in early Aug. Any- AUITO drawer low dresser, 23,000 Bt. a/c, unknown machine, children's clothes, toys,kitchenitems, The Enlisted AviationWarfareSpecialistQual- one interested should contact Leslie Noll at '69 Plymouth Spitfire, brown, 4-dr., 8-cyl., Btu., 115V a/c, various curtains and rods, very carpet for steps, wall decorations and more. fication program is designed to recognize per- 4307to register ASAP. good running cond., insp. good until Jan. '91, cheap. Call 3182 AWH. Everything must go. No reasonable offer re- sonnelfar having attained superiorprofessional The Functional Skills Development Reading $850 OBO. FMI, call Clarke at 2579 DWH or Wash/dry, $100 for both. Women's bike, used fused. skills, knowledge and experience in support of Class scheduled to begin July 16, has been post- 4033 AWH, can be seen atOld NEX parking lot. once, $50. BC and reg., $400 both. Call 2883. Vllamar - 1239-A 5th St., 7:30 to?, no early the naval air warfare mission. Call your reten- pned. Class will begin Aug. 6 and will meet '72 Ford LTD, alt, a/c, maintained w/factory For rent: condo, private community, 2-bdrms., birds, multi-family sale, toys, clothes (men, tion team chain of command or SCPO Ledoux Mon., Wed. and Thurs., 5 to8 p.m. Call Leslie manuals by both owners since new. Car too big loft, 2 bath, central air/heat, w/d, hookup, alarm women, child), exercise bike, carpet, playpen, 6250/6258. Noll at 4307. for wifeso. dented right front fender. Mechani- system, w/w carpet, courtyard, private entrance, beach chairs, much more. FAMILY SERVICE NOTES cal and restof body excel., $1,700OBO, drive to pool, racquetball courts, closetoNAS Mayport, Villamar - 2206-A 1st St., 7 a.m. to ?. Before beginning your job search, this work- Food Service specials are as follows: Paradise appreciate. Call 2357 AWH. avail. immediately, 5 min., fm. ocean. Call Villamar - 2206-B Sat., 1st St., manyitems. shop will help you assess your interests and Deli, reg. hotdog and reg. soft drink,$.99, Tuna Fontac Catalina Fh, V-4UU ct. small- Connie Mabry (904) 249-4111 DWH or (904) Villamar - 713 Sat., 7 a.m. to ?, answering values in the workplace. The nextclass is being sub, $1 off; Vie De France, buy 3 cookies, get block, 400 trans. This land yacht has 2 full 247-0521 AWH. machine, spice rack, entertainmentctr., jewelry, offered July 18, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., at FSC. FMI/ one free; Baskin Robbins, hot fudge sundae, berths, 1g. hold, long range tankage, beach cert., Stair climber, $60. Versatile rower, $50. Call women/children clothing, much more. register, call 4141/4153. $.99. avail. Aug. 3. Call PO Maddox at 4788 DWH. 2767 DWH or 4784 AT, ask for Maggie. Join us and tund out whatartheright ways and ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES '74 Plymouth Valiant, 4-dr., 6-cyl., runs good, SERVYCL the wrong ways to fillout an SF-171 form. The The Guantanamo Bay Amateur Radio Club will $600 OBO. Call Nelson 6294/6421 DWH or Certified Family Home Care Providers have next class is being offered July 17, 6 to 7:30 holds its monthly mtg. Mos., July 16, at the club 6527 AWH, can be seen at old NEX parking lot. openings: Leila, 4524 (F/T only) Corinaso; BAY DINING p.m., atxFSC. FMI/register, call 4141/4153. station located at Hobbyland. All interested '78 Olds Cutlass, 45K original miles, new batt., Mignon 2301, Villamar. Spsr Tmg. assists those sponsoring mltary personnel are encouraged to attend. starter, brakes and master cylinder, $1,800, Are you interested in collecting your favorite POST 46 and civilian personnel to the base. Leam the Trouble w/alcohol A.A. may be able to help. avail. first week in Aug. Call7241 DWHor 2190 teams sports cards? Collect Topps baseball Tonight's Dinner: Chicken command's responsibilities and what your job Mtgs. areheld each Mon., Wed. and Sat.night,8 AWH. complete team sets packaged in plastic sheets as a sponsor will be Wed., July25,2 to 3:30p.m., p.m., at McCalla Hangar, in the upperdeck, Rm. '78 Fiat, runs great, $550 OBO. Call4768 DWH for display. All teams are avail. Call Walt, 2357 Chop Suy Saturday's Dinner: at FSC. FMI/register, call 4141/4153. 29. For a recorded msg., call 4853. or 3831 AWH. AWH for info. or to place order. Delivery Service Available Join us and learn how to make beautiful padded The Fil-Am monthly general mtg. this coming '78 Toyota Celica, new tires, insp. good until lreesuper quick one-step earpiercemg. Stmalta- Sunday's Lunch: Open Menu photo albums. During thesebhours you can bring Sun. will be moved to next Sun., July 22, which Jan. '91, needs alt., $500 OBO. all 6193, leave neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- Sunday's Dinner: Delivery your child to meet their little friends while you will be inconjunction with ourfarewellpotluck tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. msg. Service Available enjoy some adult time w/others July 16, 9 to 11 party for departing members, the LeBeaus. '79 Olds CutlassSupreme, rebuilt trans., a/c, c/c, Service provided by a certified, licensed cosme- a.m., FSC.FMI/register, call4141/4153. OUTAGE AM/FM cass.,$1,9000BOmustsell. Call2324 tologist. FMI, call Linda at 2247. Monday's Lunch: Meat Loaf Mom's Support Group is for moms w/pres- There will be scheduled power outages for the AWH. Visions Unlhmited will record yourB-dayparty, 4 SUSIES LUMPIA HOUSE choolers. It helps participants understand their following areas:EiJulyl 3., 4:30 p.m. to 12:30 '80 Toyota Tercel, 2-dr., alt, -spd., AM/FM. change of command or other special occasion relationship w/their child and how to enhance a.m., SIMA Bldgs. 1,755,6, 809, 810,798,903, runs great, new shocks, tires, avail. July 25, on a 2-br. video tape. Let us capture your mem- Saturday: Beef Caldireta bonding. Nextxclass: July 19, 9:30to 10:45 a.m., 835 and 827;,SL Julyl,47:30 a.m. to 3:30 $1,200 OBO. Call Melanie at 3842. ory. Call one week in advance at 3845/3664. Monday: Chicken Adobo FSC. FM/register, call 4141/4152. Do you want to reduce anxiety and enioy life OFFICERS' CLUB Gadfly Gourmand fers daily specials for $2.99. Mon- cause it's pre-packaged. However, Tonight's Dinner: Steak or day's Paradise Burger with beans or when you're hungry you don't worry Pelum-Eatum Shrimp Satur- Guantanamo Bay's chips; Tuesday's Gitmo Favorite about the details. The prices are rea- WORLD NEWS. fm. pg. 1 day's Dinner: Chateaubriand Naval Hospital Canteen with rice, cole slaw and buttered sonable but the cholesterol factors Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sun- croissants; Wednesday's special is aren't. The canteen operates from 9 Belgium -- Belgium officials are re- day's Dinner: Build Your Own a.m. to 2 p.m. porting close encounters, between jet * 1/2 Hot Roast Beef Poor Boy Sub with Monday through Fri- Pizza Monday's Lunch: Chefs corn on fighters and U.F.O's. An Air Force the cob; Thursday's Grilled day. Choice Colonel says two F-16'sused radar to Cajun Chicken Sandwich with potato For service the Canteen earns CPO CLUB track U.F.O's that "exceeded the limits It's a fast-food canteen, a con- salad and chips; Friday culminates three stars. For ambiance it garners of conventional aviation." The Air venience store, a gift shop, and a the week with the Gitmo Bacon 1 and a half stars. For quality of food Tonight's Dinner: Stuffed Force sightings are among the hun- souvenir mart all in one. That's the Burgerincluding macaroni salad and it rates 1 star. Overall the Naval Hos- Flounder Saturday's Dinner: dreds of U.F.O's Belgians have sighted Naval Hospital Canteen on the first baked beans. pital Canteen earns 1 and a half stars. Prime Rib Special Sunday's recently. In one case, the "saucers" floor of Guantanamo's most famous The convenience items include The Gadfly Gourmand appears Lunch: Brunch Sunday's turned out to be laser lights from a hospital. All base residents are au- candies, quick fix meals, toiletries, every Friday in the Guantanamo Dinner: Open Menu Monday: disco. thorized patrons of the canteen. cassette and VCR tapes, potato Daily Gazette. The Harbor Lights Lounge is The canteen offers a limited chips, and other such fast food items. Get your free copy of "The Gad- Closed USA. Im. 1 pg. variety of prepared sandwiches and There are tooth brushes, paste, deo- fly Gourmand guidedto gnawing, WINDJAMMER CLUB snacks warmed in their microwave dorants, and just about any quick fix gobbling, gorging, and gastronomy Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib or Philadelphia -. If today's date, Fri., the oven. The packaged sandwiches run item you'll need in an emergency. in Guantanamo Bay." Seafood Kabobs Saturday's 13th, makes you uneasy, there could from $1.20 to $1.90. Hamburgers be an antidote. Jerry Karol in Philadel- go The gift shop includes jewelry The guide has information on Dinner:: Prime Rib or Seafood phia offers people with a phobia of the for $1.10, a slice of cheese on it items, magazines and sundries for dozens ofGuantanamoBay's restau- Kabobs Sunday's Dinner: Jerk 13th a chance to get rid of their fear. brings it to $1.50. The Dagwood hospital patients. The souvenir stall rantswith details on hours andfood Pork His solution, taking 13 steps in his prop sandwich is $1.70 and the Cheese has shirts, mugs and caps of Guan- specialities. CLIPPER CLUB store. The steps include breaking a Steak Hoagieis offered at $1.90. The tanamo Bay. They make great pres- Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Pork/ mirror, spilling salt and circling a five ounce, five inch deep dish pizza ents or will satisfy the need of the Flight Chicken Saturday's Dinner: tombstone. will set you back $1.70. Yogurt cups impulse buying customer. Sch. from page one Jerk Pork/Chicken Sunday's sell for $.45 in four flavors, blue- It's a small shop, but a well California -- Three utility workers Fligh Data Le. Arrive eDpart Dinner: Steamship Round berry, peach, strawberry and rasp- stocked one. The service provided have been killed in an explosion inside berry. Beverages include sodas and by Shirley Washington 727 7/17 NAS Noarflk ---- 8:00 a.m. CHINATOWN a manhole in Pasadena, Calif. A fire is both fast Gieno juice drinks selling for $,50to $1.05. 11:30 areoons dispatcher says the men were trying to and friendly. There's room for only a Kiagaruso 230 p.r.:in pm. Saturday: Beef Broccoli change electrical cables when the blast An outdoor grill supplements the few diners to sit down, but most of Gitmo 2:15 pm. 3:20 pm. Sunday: Shrimp Tempura NAS Norfolk 6:15 pa. occurred last last night. canteen while the hospital galley the clientele buy items to go. Monday: Pepper Steak undergoes renovation. The grill of- The food isn't the greatest be- NOTE: If you change flights, notify the air terminal PAGE 4, FRIDAY, JutY 13, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE SPORTS

Sports Perez brothers are second to pitch no-hitter MLB Standings AP - Major League Baseball five games in a row. today. Also rained out were Kansas if American League 1 Roundup Es L5 KWL M.CI-J teams were back into the swing of Brown was the winner. He's 11- City at Boston, however, only and Boston 46 36 .561 -- GOLF things last night, as most teams were 6. Loser Jack Morris is 8-10 for the single game is on tap tonight. Toronto 48 38 .558 -- LPGA - Jane Geddes and Patty in action. Well, maybe not all teams Tigers this season. Turning to the National League Cl eveland 41 42 .494 5.5 Detroit 41 45 .477 Sheehan yesterday recorded the lowest were quite in the swing of things. Out in Oakland, Mike Moore, and Riverfront Stadium, the New 7 Ba ltimore 38 45 .458 8.5 first-round scores ever shot in a U.S. In the American League, Melido whowon19games lastseason for the York Mets scored seven times in the Women's Open Golf tournament. Six- Mi ilwaukee 37 45 .451 9 Perez of the Chicago White Sox has Athletics, went over the 500-mark last two innings and sprang past the Ne w York 30 51 .370 15.5 under-par 66 put Sheehan and Geddes thrown baseball's seventh no-hitter for the first time this year when the Cincinnati Reds 10-3 in the first W atop the leaderboard at the open in Du- land season. Perez and the White A's beatthe MilwaukeeBrewers 5-3. game of a doubleheader. Todd Oa 53 31 .631 -- luth, Ga. They share a two-stroke lead of the Ch icago 49 31 .613 2 over Nancy Lopez, who's looking for Sox shut out the New York Yankees Moore gave up six hits while Hundley's RBI double snapped a 3-3 Se attle 44 42 .512 10 her first open championship despite 42 8-0 in a game called after six innings working into the ninth inning for his tie in the eighth and started New Te xat 41 44 .482 12.5 victories on the LPGA tour. Rain pre- because of rain. eighth victory against seven losses. York's offensive explosion. After Ca liforia 41 45 .477 13 vented 30 players from completing sea- Dennis Eckerlsey wrapped it up for Hundley's hit in the eighth, Howard M innesota 40 44 .476 13 The seven no-hitters in one City 36 first-round play yesterday. They'll fin- Ka nsas 46 .439 16 son ties a major league record set in his 27th save. Johnson hit a two-run single and National League ish up this morning as second-round 1908 and matched in 1917. The loser was Ted Higuera. Rob Dave Magadan added a sacrifice fly. Es i W L ECI.1 play begins. The no-hitter is the sixth in the Deer hit a three-run homer for the Reds' reliever Rob Dibble gave up Pit tsburgh 50 32 .610 -- PGA-MikeSmithcarded a6-un- New York 1 American League this season. And Brewers. those RBI hits and the sac-fly. Dibble 48 32 .600 der-par 65to take the first-round lead at Montreal 48 37 .565 3.5 the PGA's bank of Boston Classic. it's the first rain-shortened no-hitter Up in the Kingdome, Cleveland was the pitcher who gave up the two- Philadelphia 39 42 .481 10.5 Scott Verplank and Bill Glasson tied for since Perez' brother, Pascual, threw rallied for two runs with two out in run double to Julio Franco that pro- Chicago 36 50 .419 16 second at 4-under 67, two shots behind one over five innings for Montreal in the ninth to pull out a 5-4 win at duced the only runs in the All-Star St. Louis 35 49 .417 16 Smith on a rainy New England day. September of 1988. Perez was in the Seattle. game Tuesday. Johnson had three Weat Cincinnati play- 51 30 .630 Smith has spent the past two years Yankee dugout last evening to see his Mitch Webster doubled home RBI's in the game. San Franciscco 45 39 .536 7.5 ing golf in Europe. Play was suspended brother's no-hitter. the ninth-inning runs following a Dwight Gooden was the winning Los Angeles 40 43 .482 12 for about an hour and a-half during the Andy Hawkins was also on hand pair of two-out walks issued by los- pitcher. He's 9-5 after winning for San Diego 37 44 .457 14 round and one threesome did not com- to see this no-hitter. Hawkins tossed ing pitcher Mike Schooler. the sixth time in row. The loser was Atlanta 33 48 .407 18 plete first-round play before darkenss. Houston 34 50 .405 18.5 the sixth no-hitter of this season Rudy Seanez got the win. Doug Norm Charlton. The Reds won the NCAA when he held the White Sox hitless Jones got his 24th save. second game 3-2. Thursday's results but lost 4-0 on July 1. Again last Going back down the Pacific American League Missouri - Reports in Columbia, In other games, the San Fran- Chicago 8, New York 0 (6 innings, rain) pitcher. Coast, Fred McGriff homered twice Mo., say the NCAA is accusing Mis- night, he was the losing cisco Giants shut down the St. Louis Minnesota at Baltimore (pp, rain) This marks just the second time and powered the Toronto Blue Jays souri basketball coach Norm Stewart of Cardinals 4-2 on a Scott Garrelts Kansas City at Boston (pp, rain) its investigators. Mizzou inmajorleague historybrothershave past the California Angels 5-0. Texas 11, Detroit 1 misleading seven-hitter. yesterday released a copy of NCAA al- thrown no-hitters. Ken and Bob David Wells got the victory by Oakland 5, Milwaukee 3 Cleveland 5, Seattle 4 legations with names blocked out. the other pair. throwing the first eight shutout in- The Montreal Expos shut out the Forsch were Toronto 5, California Atlanta Braves 3-0. Tim Wallach hit 0 Broadcast and print reports in Colum- In the Motor City, Ruben Si- nings for the Angels. He team with Today's games bia cite sources as saying Stewart is the erra's five RBI's led the Texas Rang- Tom Henke on a five-hitter. Kirk a three-run homer for Montreal and Minnesota at Baltimore (2) coach mentioned in the NCAA allega- ers past the Detroit Tigers 11-1. Led, McCaskill started for California and Marc Gardner tossed a four-hitter. Chicago at New Yoak tions, which number 17. Kansas City at Boston it was a bloody stamped. took the loss. heck, The Los Angeles Dodgers used Texas at Detroit NFL Kevin Brown, Craig McMurtry Minnesota was in Baltimore, but three unearned runs to get past the Toronto at California and Jamie Moyer combined on a six- the rain won that game. The Twins Milwaukee at Oakland Patriots - The New England Pa- Chicago Cubs 6-3. hitter for the Rangers, who've won and Orioles play a doubleheader Cleveland at Seattle triots have told running back Tony Three RBI's from rookie Javier National League Collins they won't offerhim a contract. Otiz boosted the Houston Astros New York 10, Cincinnati 3 (1st) Collins was suspended from the NFL in Cincinnati 3, New York 2 (2nd) over the Philadelphia Phillies 7-4. 1988 after failing a drug test. He was GITMO ATHLETICS Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 3, (15) reinstated this week by league commis- Jeff King singled home a run in Montreal 3, Atlanta 0 sioner Paul Tagliabue and is now a free the 15th inning to push the Pittsburgh Los Angeles 6, Chicago 3 AQUATICS FLYING CLUB Houston 7, St. Louis 2 agent. Collins is the third-leading Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Meeting- Flying Club meeting will be Pirates past the San Diego Padres 4- Today's games rusher in Patriots' history. Open Water, July 17, Aug. 21; Advanced held Sat., July 14, 7 p.m. at McCalla Hanger. 3. Los Angeles at Chicago Officials - Sixteen-year veteran Open Water, Aug. 2; Rescue Diver, July 16 Anyone interested in joining the club can con- Off the fields, San Diego traded New York at Cincinnati NFL official Jerry Seeman has been (2); Night Diver, Aug. 2; Equipment Spec., tact John at 3686. San Diego at Pittsburgh named the league's new supervisor of Aug. 7; Deep DiverSpec.,Aug. 2; Underwater reliever Mark Grant to Atlanta for Montreal at Atlanta officials. He'll take over when Art Mc- Navigator, Aug. 2; Underwater Hunter Spec., PROJECT PLAYER left-hander Derek Lilliquist. The Philadelphia at Houston July 13. Call 3845. Nally retires after the upcoming season. Dart Tourney - Clipper Club's the San Francisco at St. Louis L.P. boat rental - Make boat reserva- Toronto Blue Jays plopped out- name and darts is the game. Project Player will tions on L.P. in person at the L.P. Community sponsor a DartTourney, Thur., July 19,7 p.m. fielder Glenallen Hill on the disabled AUTO RACING Ctr Mon-ThurDWHland Fi. until noon. Orat Fee, $1. Call Amy at 2560. Captain's Cup the Marina after2 p.m. Fri., Sat-Sun-holidays list and called up outfielder Mark Indy cars - The Marlboro Grand Beach Volleyball - Project Player after 7:30 a.m. Call 2345/6009. Whiten. Keith Hernandez rejoined Prix on the Indy-car racing tour is this sponsors a Beach Volleyball Toumament, Softball Fundays - Fundays will continue July weekend in East Rutherford, N.J. Sun., July 15, 11 a.m., at Windmill Beach. Cleveland after a rehabilitation stint 16, 23. Bring your kids to Villamar Pool, 1- Women at the Entry fee, $10 per team, pre-register at the There's practice and qualifying 2:30 p.m. and splash the aftemoon away. In- in the minors. The Indians assigned Thursday's results gym orat 10:30 a.m. tourney day. CallAmy at Meadowlands today. flatables available for rent at 50 cents. Sergio Valdez to the minors. NAS Flyers 24, High School 0 NASCAR - NASCAR Winston 2560. NavSta Blue 11, PWD 1 Water Skills testing - Children under The Yankees recalled outfielder Cup stock car drivers have a break this age 12 mustbe accompanied by an adult at the Tonight's games weekend. Meanwhile, driver Darrel pool orpass the waterskills test offeredJuly 20 RECREATION Deion Sanders and shipped third High School vs. PWD, 6 p.m. Waltrip's out of the hospital. He was or 25 at Villamar Pool, 4:30-5 p.m. Call 2193/ Run/walk for life -Physicalfitness can baseman Mike Blowers to Triple-A. NAS Flyers vs. NavSta Blue, 7 p.m. (Cooper Field, No. 2) yesterday in Daytona Beach, 2560. be "awarding." Sign up for the Run or Walk released And the Chicago Cubs activated re- Men treatment for a for Your Life Club and tally your mileage Fla., after undergoing using the honor system. Awards include T- liever Mitch Williams and optioned Tonight's games broken thigh bone and dislocated ans BOWLING shirts, jackets, plaque. Call John at 2560. right-hander Jose Nunez to the mi- SIMA (A) vs. FTG, 6 p.m. bone. He was hurt in a crash during L.P. BigPot, NoTap-Effectiveimme- NavSta Gold (A) vs. SIMA (B), 7p.m. diately, Big Pot, No Tap bowling on Leewani practice for a race last week. REEF RAIDERS nors. Nay. Blue (A) vs. Nay. Gold (B), 8 p.m. Point is discontinued indefinitely due to lack NAS Flyers vs. PWD (B), 9 p.m. of participation. NoTap bowling continues at Dive - A two-tank dive is set for Sat., (Cooper Field, No. 1) CYCLING Marblehead Lanes first and third Saturdays of July 14 at Hidden Beach, 8 a.m. to noon. Free Saturday's games Tour De France - American each month. air to participating members. Call Jackie at Highst paid SIMA (A) vs. Hospital, 6p.m. Greg Lemond dropped from third to GBWBA Fund raiser - The GBWBA 2618. NSGA/Co. "L" vs. NavSta Blue (B), 7 p.m. fourth place in the over-all standings at is holding a Moonlight Bowling fund-raiser Stevens signs Marine Barracks vs. Security (A), 8 p.m. the Tour De France yesterday, but he for YABA, Saturday, July 14,8 p.m. Register YOUTH ACTIVITIES (Cooper Field, No. 1) at 7:30, $10 fee covers lane fees, prizes, gained about 90 seconds on first place. GBYAA Summer - Co-Ed Softball NavSta Gold (B) PWD (A), 6 p.m. YABA contribution. Call Gloria Baer at 2118/ with St. Louis Lemond is about seven and a-half min- (ages 11-16 yrs.), T-Ball Clinics (ages 5-5 SIMA (B) vs. NavSta Blue (A),7 p.m. 2357. PWD (B) vs. NavSta Gold (A), 8 p.m. utes off the lead through 12 of the race's yrs.)willbe taken at the NEX Atrium Fri.,July AP - Scott Stevens is now a 9 FTG vs. NAS Flyers, p.m. Italy's Claudio Chiappucci 13, 5-8 p.m. and Sat. July 14, 10 am.-2 p.m. 21 stages. BICYCLE REPAIR Softball needs 18more players to makeup the member of the St. Louis Blues and (Cooper Field, No. 2) the lead past Ronan Pensec moved into Yes, we're open -Does yourbike need league. Call Woody at 4740-DAW or 2903- he's the highest-paid defenseman in of France yesterday. fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair AWH. the NHL. Last night the Washington Shop, open Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper Teen Foosball & Nachos - Teens can Horse racing TENNIS Field near the tennis courts. Call John at2560. compete in the free Foosball Toumey, Thur., Capitals decided not to match an July 19, 8-l0p.m. attheYouth Center. Nachos Jig's Jove ($8.60) Highlights of circuits - Mats offer sheet Stevens had signed with will be on sale for only $1.50. Feature his first CAPTAIN'S CUP Wilander of Sweden suffered Pre-teen Skateboarding - Tune up St. Louis. His new pact is reportedly Hollywood Par, Calif. Tennis play-offs - An organizational setback in his comeback. Playing in his that skateboard and bring it to the Pre-teen worth more than $4-million over the Sly Play ($7.40) meeting for the upcoming tennis play-offs is first tournament in five months Wilan- Skateboard Relay Races Thur., July 19, 6 p.m. Spectacular Bid Wed., July 18, 11:30 p.m. at the base gym. next four years. der yesterday lost in the second round at the Youth Center. Arlington International, Chicago Agenda, Tidewater Navy Championship play. Wild Kid ($10.60) of the Swedish Open. Marcelo Filippini Teen Pool Tourney - There will be a Caps' general manager David Call John 2504/2560. Confiado Purse of Uruguay beat him 7-4 in a third-set Teen PoolTournament, Sat., July 14, 9 p.m. at Poile says his team now has a big the Youth Center. Laurel, Md. tiebreaker. Second-seed Jay Berger CORRAL hole to fill, however he feels the Tinchen's Prince ($18) was upset in the first round of a tourna- Teen Foosball - "Saturday's" will host Private group rides - Private group a Teen Foosball Toumament, Sat., July 14, 9 Stevens salary situation is, "Way out Ben Fab Purse ment in Osaka, Japan. Switzerland's horse rides are available for club outings, p.m. for grades 9-12. of whack." Belmont Park, N.Y Jakob Hlasek beat Berger 6-2, 6-1. birthday parties, beach rides or night rides. Teen Basketball - Get you teams to- *****************0 Second-seed Emilio Sanchez of Spain Requirements, minimum offive, maximum of gether for Teen Three-On-Three Basketball, Poile also says the Caps will led the March into round three of the 16. Call 2381. Fri., July 27, 9 p.m. at the Youth Center. Call announce a trade today, a deal he Marina : Swiss Open. And rain washed out yes- 4075. says includes a defenseman. terday's play at the Hall of Fame Cham- FITNESS Pre-teen Basketball - Show us who's the best Pre-teen Three-On-Three Basketball Stevens is the first player in the :Operating hours : pionship in Newport, R.I. Aerobics classes -At the base gym: In- team in GuantanamoBay, Sat., July 28, 6 p.m. termediate, Mon/Wed. 6:30-7:30 p.m., Fri., four years of the current collective Windward Marina * at the Youth Center. Call 4075. 7:30-8:30 p.m., Sun. 4-5 p.m.; Lunchtime, bargaining agreement to sign an of- *Fri.-Sat-Sun. open 24-hours " Closing ceremonies -Closing ceremo- SPORTS ODDITIES Tue.ihur., 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; High/Low * Mon.-Wed.-Thur. 7 a.m.-9 p.m. * nies fer the GBYAA baseball/softball season fer sheet. His move will cost the No-hitters - Wednesday night in Impact, Tues./fhurs., 5-6 p.m.; PowerMoves, *Tuesday closed * is Sat., July 21,.3 p.m. at Deer Park. Coaches, Fla., 17-year-old Tom Lar- Mon./Wed./Fri., 5-6 p.m.; Classes are walk-in Blues two first-round picks that must Deland, players, and parents are to attend. Sponsors * Leeward Marina * at $1.25 per session. away threw a pair of five-inning no- and volunteer umpires are cordially invited. be among the top seven players in the Friday 2-11 p.m. hitters in an American Legion double- Membership discount - Save $5 when Call Woody at 4740-DWH or 2903-AWH. next two drafts, or any five first- Sat.-Sun. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. yourfriend joins the Fitness Centerduring the header. There's a 10-run rule in Legion Mon.-Thurs. closed first of each month. To qualify, you must be a round selections over the next five play. For information, call 2345. * current member. Call 3846. Story Hotline, 4819! years. *****************