Great Smokeout In effect today Aergss America

GAZETTE America will breathe a little easier today as millions of people Guantanamo Bay, Cuba join in the 1980 Great American Smokeout. The American Cancer Society, which kicked off the annual event Thursday November 20, 1980 Volume 35, Number 223 at midnight, hopes 54-million smo- kers will pack up their tobacco habit, at least for 24 hours. Five-million smokers made it through the day last year, accord- tackle Social Security ing to the ACS, and another nine- Reagan to point-nine-million gabe it a try. Reagan aides have said Social Cities across the nation are Advisors to Ronald Reagan are formula that could save 15 to 25 Security benefits are not a target planning all kinds of events to urging him to make some drastic billion dollars annually. of Republican plans to cut Federal encourage the smokers in their changess in the Social Security sys- According to the Washington Post, spending and balance the budget. quest for breath and health. reduce benefits em as it now operates. the change would not The Post says several other ma- For Worth, Texas, will feature They want to cut Social Security for those already on the rolls but jor changes in Social Security have a "kissable frog" staging shootout person' s benefits for future pensioners and it would slash the average been tentatively recommended by the with a five-foot cigarette. to about otherwise change the system to cut first Social Security check advisory task force headed by Rita A disc jockey in Portland, be- ,its cost. one-fourth of his last paycheck Ricardo Campbell of the Hoover In- Maine, plans to spend the day locked It's reported that Reagan's So- fore retirement. The Post says 41 stitute. in a two-man submarine, without cial Security task force is advo- percent is now average. The proposals being studied to his smokes. cating a change in the benefits cut the cost or boost the income of And two cities in the shadow the retirement system include: of volcanic Mount St. Helens are Phasing out free extra benefits striving for 100 percent partici- for the non-working spouse of a pation. Their slogan, "don't add AAWC guide s lost aircraft person who has retired. They now to the ash." receive payments equal to 50" per- cent of the worker's benefits even By OS1 Chuck Lingo directional assistance to reach if they have never worked. Most his destination of Great Inagua Speculation flies Did you ever have one of those such recipients are women. Scope work days where you don't know where -without mishap. was Compulsory Social Security cov- Jim Garham. you are, where you're going, or how done by OSSN erage for new Federal employees. AAWC radar advisory successfully you're going to get there? You Current government workers would be Over new details guided the aircraft through the know that completely lost feeling! allowed to stay in the federal re- Guantanamo Bay operations area, by What do you do, and who do you tirement system. passing all other traffic, to a call? Gradually raising the normal re- safe landing. At anytime, under For hostages In the case of lost ships and tirement age from 65 to 68, begin- all weather conditions, AAWC is aircraft in the Southern Caribbean, ning perhaps five or six years from and diligent for the care of the lost An Iranian Official has issued you call your local "lost now and ending about the year 2000. found department" at AAWC Guan- trying to get home. new details on plans for releasing tanamo Bay, Cuba. the American hostages, but Washing- As in the past, AAWC has been ton is skeptical because the offi- and will continue to be very cial is not a member of Iran's instrumental in aiding surface Executive branch. chooses suicide speaker of Iran's Parlia- vessels or aircraft in distress. Crew The AAWC recently assisted the ment Hashem Rafsanjani, told an more bodies have been found The landing gear broke oft as Air Station's C-12 in Two Algiers news conference that the ONaval in the charred wreckage of a Korean the jet landed short of the runway Alge- locating four marines lost at sea. hostages will be released to air lines passenger jet that crashed in heavy fog. The plane skidded The C-12, under the command of ria in Tehran. yesterday at Seoul Airport, bring- about a mile and busted into flames. That seems to confirm that LCDR Mike Stanford, after hours of ing the death toll to 15. Four of One survivor says he shouted the hostages are in the search found the men and directed all of the dead are Americans. to the crew to escape from the capital, but they are be- the Coast Guard helicopter for Iranian The victims include the crew, cockpit using an emergency rope. to be still under the con- a safe rescue. lieved who refused to leave the burning But, in his words, "the captain On November 18, a small private trol of Islamic Miltants. flight deck in an apparent suicidal waved refusal in tears. That was also said the U.S. aircraft called AAWC to report Rafsanjani act of responsibility. the last time I saw him." agreed to Iran's release that he had no navigational aids, has Government authorities are that the captives will limited fuel, and needed demands, but blaming the pilot for the fiery not be freed until that agreement crash of the flight out of Los An- is implemented. geles, saying he landed the Boeing Persian Gulf war Washington has said in the Veto recommend 747 in an improper position. past that it will not fulfill any The latest victims are identi- conditions until the hostages are fied as a South Korean businessman set free. and American Louis Sander, age and Fighting claims Commenting on Rafsanjani's To president hometown as yet unknown. statement, Secretary of State Of the 206 passengers and 20 Muskie says the U.S. has "no reason" crew members board, 212 survived. to believe it is official. On approved bill Eight passengers, six crew members Said exaggerated and one ground crewman were killed. A top White House official today On the war front, Iran and Iraq a question of constitutional- Trial of ten raised claim to have inflicted new losses senate-approved bill that ity in a '81 fiscal budget on each other in the battle for con- could weaken the nation's busing trol of Susangerd, an Iranian oil programs for integration. city in Khuzistan province. Is sensational He said a provision in the same Tehran says its forces have to end the Soviet grain embargo bill Difference split crushed Iraqi invaders beseiging is unacceptable. Susangerd and pushing east in a director James McIntyre China Budget drive for a more important city of Around the remarks in a letter to Dem- _ade House - Ahvaz. cratic Senator Ernest Hollings of By Senate The show trial of ten former - Those claims are believed to be South Carolina--Chairman of an ap- high-ranking Chinese officials negotiators greatly exaggerated. propiations subcommittee. House and Senate began today in Peking. of wrangling With the war entering its third One provision of the bill would today ended months The trial of Ten, including the budget for fiscal month, western analysts say current prevent the Justice Department from over a federal "Gang of Four" led by- the unrepent- 1981. oil market shortages could get worse taking court action to promote bus- year ing widow of Mao Tse-Tung, is being In an unusual display of compro- despite reports that Iraq will be- ing programs designed to end segre- called most sensational case in they approved a deficit bud- gin exporting oil via a giant pipe- gated schools. McIntyre called the mise, Communist China's history. that line through Turkey. and of ques- get of 632.4 billion dollars Hundreds of spectators gathered measure ."ill advised indica- includes 12 billion for a tax Yesterday brought more outside the courtroom, where 35 tionable constitutionality." tions of governmental in-fighting On that subject. .Drew Days III-- cut. judges began listening to the 20,000 The agree ment came less than in Tehran. Chief of the Justice Department's word indictment. two hours after the Senate passed President Bani-Sadr lashed out Civil Rights division--told UPI the The ten defendents are charged its version of the budget by a at Iran's fundamentalist clergy, Carter administration will file sev- with a staggering list of "grave" 46 48 vote. Instead of a new telling a hugh rally that the clergy eral more school desegregation suits - crimes, apparently meant to show the round of debate, the negotiators is no better than the late shah. before Ronald Reagan takes office current regime's distaste for the the difference on virtually Bani-Sadr also rejected Iraq's as president. split 1966 to '76 cultural revolution every figure that budget writers peace terms. A second provision of the senate- with which the ten were intimately had spent months wrangling over. U.S. peace envoy Olof Palme was approved bill would end the partial involved. The budget includes a 27.4 bil- to have met yesterday with Iran's grain embargo against Russia that The charges include the killing lion deficit and a revenue figure prime minister to discuss conditions Carter imposed in retaliation for of 34,000 people, the persecution of 605 billion. for mediation, but there has been the invasion of Afghanistan. of 727,000 others, a purge of 425 billion set aside for a no word that the meeting actually That one. said McIntyre."is The 12 national leaders and plotting an tax cut would pay for a reduction took place. unacceptable to the president." armed rebellion in Shanghai. taxes to take effect He implied a presidential veto of business If. convicted, the defendants in January, and if the legislation wins congression- a tax cut for in- could face a firing squad. al approval. dividuals in July. Thursday 2 The Daily Gazette November 20, 1980 community calendar TODAY bulletin board Protestant Junior Choir Rehearsal, Base Chapel, 3:15 p.m. Protestant Senior Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette Choir Rehearsal, Base Chapel, 7:30 p.m. office through Guard Mail Stop #153 or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin Christmas-Cantata Choir Rehearsal, Base Chapel, 8:30 p.m. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the Roman Catholic mass, Leeward Chapel, 11:30 previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- a.m. ments will be accepted any time. Announcements Karate Class, 5 p.m., Marina Point 211A will be published at least once a week at the dis- cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities GTMO Bay Chess Club meeting 6 _ 10 p.m., Special Services conference room. that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, color or national origin will not be accepted. The 6-9 p.m. (free) Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit all Max Factor Make-Up class, tonight, Blue Caribe submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after working hours, DWH-during working hours.) Mew car sales area manager at the Navy Exchange.

- EVENTS - THE UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE (b) Priority Mail (airmail) Dec.15. STANDARD WEEKEND has announced deadlines for the (c) PAL - December 1st Christmas mail being sent to Guan- 24th (d) SAM - November Roman Catholic mass, (11:35 a.m.,Fri); Folk Mass, (6 p.m.,Sat.) Rite of tanamo Bay, Cuba and other FPOs and (e) SURFACE - November 14. 8 Reconciliation,(5-5:30 p.m., Sat.)( :30 - 9 a.m.,Sun) Base Chapel APOs. Dates below are the latest Also; mail being sent to the mail can be postmarked for delivery deadlines: States also has preferred Protestant Divine Services, Base Chapel: Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.; before Christmas here in GTMG. December 18 (a) Letters - Divine Worship-11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Leeward Point Chapel: Sunday Please advise correspondents of the (b) Priority Mail (airmail) Dec. 18 School - 5:30 p.m.; Divine Worship (6 p.m. Sundays) following deadlines and be sure to (c) PAL - December 14 include the priority concerned. 4. (d) SAM & Surface - December Pentacostal prayer meeting: (Fri.-7 p.m.) Gospel meeting: (Sunday-8 a.m.) (a) Letters - December 15 Evangelistic meeting: (Sunday-5 p.m.)

Legal SServices A.A. Meeting, Conference room of HRM Bldg. Hook: (Friday - 8 p.m.) Powers of attorneys are normally Recently, the Naval Legal Service Chairperson's choice meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery Hut:(Sunday - 8 p.m.) done on Monday, Wednesday, and Office Detachment has received many (open) (952236, 99280, 99181) Thursdays between the hours of requests for medical power of 7:30 - 11:30. These times are to House (Hook) OPen (7 12 p.m., Fri. & Sat.) attorneys for children participating The Christian Coffee - assure that adequate clerical 9:30 p.m., Sunday) in interscholastic travel, over- (8 - assistance and Judge Advocates are night trips, sporting events, etc. available. Karate Class meets (9:30 a.m., Sat.) Marina Point 211A

If an organization expects the Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel (Sat. - 9:30 a.m.)(8368) Treasures & Trivia necessity for a large number of forms to be prepared, it is requeste d Jamaican Untied Fellowship of Service divine service (Sun-10 a.m.) eve ATTENTION CHRISTMAS CARD BUYERS. that advance notice be given to worship -(Sun. - 6:30 p.m.)at Bay Hill church. IF you have bought any of the Naval Legal Service Office Detach- GBOWC Christmas cards check ment (NLSOD) so that the office Church of Christ Bible study: (Sun. - 9:30 a.m.), morning worship:(Sun.- your package. Some of the cards can schedule the workload. 10:40 a.m.), evening worship:(Sun.-6:30 p.m.) all at McCalla Chapel(95537) were printed on paper with holes. Emergencies will continue to be If you have any of these faulty recognized, however, if one waits- Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints, Priesthood: (Sun. - 9:30 a.m.) cards, and you will return them to until the last day to come to the Sunday School: (Sun. - 10:30 a.m.), Sacrement: (Sun. - 11:30 a.m.) 10 p.m. Treasure and Trivia between office, he or she may find the (98127, 95342) McCalla Annex. and l p.m. on this Friday, Nov. 21 Judge Advocates involved in other and your cards will he reprinted. equally important matters and per- Blue water Fishing Association fresh fish sale, across from Base Police These cards must be returned this haps unavailable. (noon - 2 p.m., Sat. & Sun.) (Holidays also) Friday as the print shop will be printing them next week so you will have them back in time for Club Activities Christmas mailing. THE CARIBBEAN ARTS & CRAFTS WORK- ATTENTION SHOP invites anyone interested in selline or exhibitine in our Fall W.T. SAMPSON SCHOOL IS HOLDING Educational Outdoor Arts Show and Sale to the pictures of the young pre- Red Cross please come forward! Whether you school age children that were pre- are a beginner in your craft or paid while the school photographer TEST RESULTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN THE AMERICAN RED CROSS WILL BE a very skilled artisian, YOU ARE was here. If you had your child's the NCFA office for the following offering a Multi-Media First Aid WELCOME! There's still time to picture taken please come pick up personnel: Edward Behen, Charles course Saturday, November 22 be- become a member in good standing your pictures at room B-1 at the Dal&, James DeJarnett, Fred Gilluly, ginning promptly at 8:30 a.m. to .(nominal fee or $3) and reserve Elementary School. Laura Gray, William Murphy, 5 p.m. Training will be conducted a space for your table at our next Cynthia Neary, David Schaad, Robert in the Training Room, U.S. Naval meeting Nov. 4, Tuesday at 7 p.m. Sell, John Showen, Guy Snowden, Hospital, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The Show and Sale will be held Navy Exchange David E. Jones, Octavio Manso, and Anyone wishing to register, please Sunday, Nov. 16 from 1 - 4 p.m. Heibert Ringersen. The test call the Field Office, 8676 or outdoors in front of the Navy "HELP! WE NEED A SANTA CLAUS results may be picked up in the 95434 between the hours of 8 -4:15 Exchange. Call Carolyn Dunn at for the December 6 GTMO Christmas NCFA office Friday mornings or call p.m., Monday - Friday. Suggest 8462 or Cheryl Dawson at 952261 Parade and for two week-ends 8769 and Mrs. Hoover will put them personnel registering wear old for more details. prior to Christmas at the NEX in the guard mail for you. clothes for the class. The size Mini-Mart. Military personnel of the class is limited to 15 THE GUANTANAMO BAY MEN's Bowling only. Contact the Navy Exchange people on a first come first Association will be holding their Personnel Office at 8348." serve basis. annual Thanksgiving tournament Nov. 29 and 30. Entry forms can PERSONALIZED SERVICES IS NOW Happenings be picked up at Marblehead Hall. offering B6wling shirts as a Medical Services Closing date for entry forms will special order item. Please call THANKSGIVING DINNER. Again this year, your award winning Enlisted be Nov. 21. For more. information 8389/8828 for more, information. ATTENTION: FOR THOSE PATIENTS call Mark Lang at 8106 OWN or Dining Facility and Branch E.D.F. WITH OB/GYN or Pdeiatric appoint- Werner Klisch at 8842 DWH. Navy Exchange Catalog patrons are will feature a scrumptous Thanks- ments; only children with appoint- reminded that requests for refunds, giving Feast. On Thursday, November ments are allowed in the clinic. adjustments and other correspondence 27, 1980 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. All WHO IS TOASTMASTER? A person Patients checking in for their concerning merchandise ordered from Enlisted personnel drawing commuted interested in improving his or appointments with children who do the Navy Exchange Mail Catalog rations, Officers, and civilian her ability to listen, speak, and not have appointments will be asked prior to July 1, 1980 should be guests are invited to attend. lead. We need your support in to leave and be rescheduled. This forwarded to the Navy Exchange Prices are as follows: reorganizing our local chapter. policy is for the protection of at Yokosuka, Japan (Navy Exchange, Enlisted on Comrats------$2.05 Call Art Langlois 913224/99168 or children and it will be enforced. Code 700, FPO Seattle 98762). Officers------$3. 30 Norma Sinclear 951170/8132. 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Fetterman Jr. Captain John sonnel, except Enlisted on Chow Blue Caribe THE NAVY EXCHANGE AUTO SERVICE Pass are requested to call 95520 Naval Station Commanding Officer Center -has an inventory of "Special DWH for Gold Hill Galley and 64271 Order" The Guantanama Cazette is published according to parts that customers have the Branch E.D.F. at Lee- the Friday, Nov. 21: Bar-B-Que Night DWH for rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers failed to redeem; Fenders, wind- ward Point and make reservations. as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the shields, front end parts, etc. Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed BBQ pork ribs/BBqchicken/sauteed NOTE: Head of line privileges will five times weekly at government exense on government Check the list at the Auto Service not be honored for this meal; equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service greens/salad bar/corn bread/ Branch Office, the opinions or statements Center if you have a need for until in news items coffee or iced tea. reservations will be accepted that appear herein are not to be construed as official anything. These parts can be close of working hours Tuesday, or as reflecting the views of COMNAVBASE or the De- purchased at Navy Exchange cost." partment of the Navy. $6.50 November 25, 1980. Thursday November 20, 1980 The Daily Gazette j. Seabee Beat

By Lieutenant Glenn Cyphers

In civic action, Naval Mobile at the beach, they helped Public Construction Battalion 62, The Min- Works spread new fill at the Fish- itemen, detachment here has been erman's Point Beach. working hard to earn the respect Guidas and Clark has worked of the community. earlier in the deployment with the EO2 Steve Kowalczyk, with E03 divers to clear Pier Victor for the Guides, EOCN Clark and CMCN Green, busy schedule FTG has arranged. opened up Hidden Beach by making Currently, a varied crew of major repairs to the access road BU's, UT's and CE's are working Sat- washed out by Hurricane Allen. urdays to install a new head faci- They also reopened the cabanas lity at Chick Zaiser Field. hind the beach area, graded a What's coming up? Well, the Zoo lleyball field and opened a new is looking for some volunteers and E02 STEVE KOWALCZYK ardently grades the road to Hidden Beach as nature trail. so is the Corral. a part of NMCB-62 civic action. Kowalczyk will head an excava- When they had finished the work We'll see what happens. tion crew to fill in the void behind the new AAWC wall. (Photo by JOt Joe Grayson) Toxic market syndrome

Some women may be scared of The centers for disease control NAw General Schedule Pay Rates using tampons, because of their in Atlanta say there is a statis- connection with t6xic shock syndrome, tical correlation between toxic The following is the Alternative Plan Adjustment for October 1980, for General But tampons still being used shock and tampon users, but they Schedule employees, submitted to Congress by President Carthr: by many women, and Wall Street also say the link is too uncertain analysts say the industry is far to recommend that women stop using Steps from dead. tampons altogether. GS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A cosmetics industry specialist Once the cause of toxic shock at Merrill Lynch, in New York, says is determined, Rely's makers may 1 7960 8225 8490 8755 9020 9069 9189 9444 9699 9954 there'll be no "mass defection" be able to develop a tampon that 2 8951 9069 9242 9531 9820 10109 10398 10687 10976 11265 11396 11722 12048 12374 12700 away from tampons. will actually fight the infection, 3 9766 10092 10418 10744 11070 4 10963 11328 11693 12058 12423 12788 13153 13518 13883 14248 He says the product really Procter and Gamble has a well- 5 12266 12675 13084 13493 13902 14311 14720 15129 15538 15947 lab. The firm still suits modern women's lifestyles, known research 6 13672 14128 14584 15040 15496 15952 16408 16864 17320 17776 and that they won't give it up. says there's nothing wrong with 7 15193 15699 16205 16711 17217 17723 18229 18735 19241 19747 But the firms which make tam- Rely. 8 16826 17387 17948 18509 19070 19631 20192 20758 21314 21875 pons have had a sudden drop in But it did recall the product 9 18585 19205 19825 20445 21065 21685 22305 22925 23545 24165 earnings. Industry leader Tampax inimid-September, and ran a four- 10 20467 21149 21831 22513 23195 23877 24559 25241 25923 26605 reported a 27 percent drop in net week ad campaigh telling consumers 11 22486 23236 23986 24736 25486 26236 26986 27736 28486 29236 earnings for the third quarter, not to use Rely any more. 12 26951 27849 28747 29645 30543 31441 32339 33237 34135 35033 compared to 1979. Other tampon makers have stres- 13 32048 83116 34184 35252 36320 37388 38456 39524 40592 41660 41657 42919 44181 45443 46705 47967 49229 Analysts say they think tampon sed the differences between their 14 37871 39133 40395 15 44547 46032 47517 49002 50487* 51972* 53457* 54942* 56427* 57912* bit, then level products and Rely. sales will fall a 16 49198 50838* 52478* 54118* 55758* 57398* 58500* 58500* 58500* off, There's been no final word But the Food and Drug Admini- 17 53849* 55644* 57439* 58500* 58500* the tampon-toxic sh6ck connec- stration would still like to see 18 58500* on, and lawsuits over the contro- warning labels on all kinds of tam- level V of versy still are pending. pons to warn women that tampons *The rate of basin pay payable for employees at these rates is limited to thelrate for Toxic shock syndrome is charac- have been linked to toxic shock. the Executive Schedule, $50,112.50. terized by sudden high fever, vom- In the meantime, sales are iting, diarrhea and a rapid drop still fairly strong. And though in blood pressure. dozens of multi million dollar suits Education in the 80's . 0 This can often mean shock, and are pending against the companies, for nine percent of the victims, the toxic shock connection doesn't death. Fifty six women have died seem to have really hirt the indus- Preparation for the future since the syndrome was identified try that much, in 1975, and many were tampon users. Reports are mixed, with sales PARENTS! Set examples for your child- not contradict yourself by doing A large number of those women down in some areas. But Wall Street ren. If you tell them not to do or what you told them not to do. had used "Rely," a super-absorbent doesn't expect any step decline say something, you should not do "Practice what you preach," it brand which has been recalled. for now. these things because the child may will help the children understand become confused. until he/she is able make their own If you expect your children to desicions. follow your directions, you should A helpful hint for parents. Trains coning back instyle? It's a funny thing, about trains: arrival, you may well find the WORDLESS , they used to be in style, then they train an enjoyable way to go. went out, and now, they just might Remember this: There's a whole be coming back again. generation out there that's never Not that the entire American traveled long-distance on trains. traveling public is about to aban- People under the age of 25 don't don air travel in favor of the think of train stations when they clack-clack on the railroad track. think of long trips. They thing But train travel, which was consider- of airports. After all, we made SIGN QUIZ ed archaic by many in the 1960s movies called "Airport", not O and '70s, is once again being "Train Station." If you're planning on buying a new car you may be seriously thought of as a respect- But trains can be fun. There's faced with a whole new set of sign language to learn. able form of long-distance travel. something to be said for sitting in Starting with the 1981 models, all American-made au- You can't blame those people who a comfortable chair for several tomobiles will incorporate the symbols shown here on used to think of trains as incon- hours or more, reading the dashboard controls. and relax- All of the symbols have been approved by the Interna- venient ways to go across the ing, or looking out the window as tional Standards Organization which designed the word- country, or even from one major America passes by. It may sound less road signs now used on highways throughout the city to another. odd, but you can see more country world. After all, the airplane was so from the tracks than you can from Take a quick look at the symbols, then grab a pencil much faster, and the jet faster the sky. Things are closer. and fill in the meanings in the space provided in the quiz. still. There are still two kinds of The answers are printed upside down below. The boat was so much more basic train service these days. You can ride 1. 4. 7. 10. 13. romantic. coach, it's cheaper, 2. 5. 8. Many Americans ride the train to or you can reserve your seat and 3. 6. 9. 12 15 work every day, on commuter lines ride in the club car. There, you'll and subways. So who wants to sit get special attention, slightly 10.6113.1"c in another train when they go on bigger seats, and more room. Of ______aanwaad HO T 1. ue3 t uP1lisuaA14.as "8 -wal we 1005 au!Nu l61s down b adJelow a vacation? course, it's more expensive. u01 .al,~opl p !I0M"'y The answer is, people who want As for sleepers, well, you might to slow down the pace of life often be the type to think they are very ride on trains. romantic. aaqsssi a q eU Think of it this way: if being Although it's \\I poe a die IplaitspuiAX"71I Nouje piez"H 'I true that train there matters more than getting travel isn't surrounded aaqse.e plaiijspuIM I I e3 oN0 1 i tI 7 with the jadj~oi1Iasp upM 01 q.-))!M1.,1 doeII H'1 there, you'll probably hate the elegance it once was, it's a bit train. But if you take as much of Americana that's still there pleasure in travel as you do in for the experiencing. Page 4 The Daily Gazette Thursday Novembet. a 1980 Virdon name ,d SPORTS'NFL Standings NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Manager of the Year AMERICAN CONFERENCE Let us now give praise to Bill Eighteen days later, he became Virdon, the sphinx like manager of the head man in Houston. EAST the Houston Astros who as once con- There was a lot of promise in th e W L T sidered to be too dull to manage two years that followed, a pair of the New York Yankees. third place finishes. Buffalo 8 3 0 Virdon is an old hand in base- Virdon was thought to be on the New England 7 4 0 ball, both as a player and a field ropes in 1978 when the Astros sank Baltimore 6 5 0 boss. to fifth in the N-L West. But that' s Miami 6 5 0 His handling this past season of when things began to improve. N.Y. Jets 2 9 0 the Houston Astros was superb. Houston lead the N-L West for For that reason, the Associated much of the 1979 season, only to CENTRAL Press has named him National League fade in the final weeks. Manager of the Year. This past season was definately Houston 8 3 0 the year of the Astro in the divi- Pittsburgh 7 4 0 Managing a baseball team is no- sion. Cleveland 7 4 0 thing new to Virdon. Even when flamethrower J.R. Richi- Cincinnati 3 8 0 He's been in the hot spot for ard went down with a stroke, the quite a while. Astros continued. Thank Virdon for He took over in Fittsburgh in that. Hockey LeagueST nd 8 3- 0 1972 from his father figure, Danny He was able to get some yoeman Oakland Murtaugh, leading the Bucs to the duty out of marginal starter Vern San Diego 7 4 0 N-L East crown. Ruhl, and the Astros went on to tak e. The Winnipeg Jets haven't won a Denver 6 5 0 the division in a one game playoff game in so long they may forget what Kansas City 5 6 0' He was fired the next year be- with the L.A. Dodgers. its like when they- do.--. Seattle 4 7 0 cause of a slump . a manager's Virdon' s team also came up with The Jets' winless string stretch- common undoing. some clutch baseball against the ed to 15 games last night when they NATIONAL CONFERENCE Virdon was back in uniform in Philadelphia Phillies in the N-L were routed by the Los Angeles Kings 1974, succeeding Ralph Houk as the playoffs, one of the best ever play 3 to 2. EAST skipper of the New York Yankees.: ed. Marcel Dionne broke a 2 all tie 0 The pinstripers wound up second The pressure got to the Astros with a goal late in the second per- Philadelphia 10 1 8 3 0 that year. before the Phillies in the waning iod, and then set up three of L.A.'s Dallas innings of a decisive fifth game in four third period tallies. St.Louis 3 8 0 Once again Viron was sacked the the best of five series. The Jets at this point are 1-12 Washington 3 8 0 following season, this time because But you can expect the Astros to and 5 overall and haven't won a game N.Y. Giants 3 8 0 Yankee owner George Stienbrenner be back in the thick of things next since October 17th. wanted more flash in the dugout in season., CENTRAL the form of Billy Martin. Bill Virdon will be there, arms In other NHL action: Virdon wasn't out of work for crossed, with that stoney look on Rejean Houle scored twice to Detroit 6 5- 0 long. his face. rally the Montreal Canadiens to a 5 Minnesota 6 5 0 to 4 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Tampa Bay 4 6 1 Former olympian Steve Christoff's Green Bay 4 6 1 first goal of the season lifted the Chicago 4 7 0 Minnesota North Stars past the Pitts- burgh Penguins 3 to 2. WEST Bill Barber scored one goal and set up two more as the Philadelphia Atlanta 8 3 0 Flyers pounded the New York Rangers Los Angeles 7 4 0 5 to 1. San Francisco 3 8 0 classifieds snapped a 4 all New Orleans 0 11 0 Bobby Schmautz tie in the final period and snapped Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday a sparkling win for the Vancouver through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon Canucks over the Edmonton Oilers College Football the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not with a score of 6 to 4. more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is Michel Goulet fired home the win- prohibited .although announcements concerning available services will be ning goal midway through the final (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) UCLA, permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services Georgia, Southern Cal, Pittsburgh requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of a letter period to give the Quebec Nordiques of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, a 2 to 1 victory over the Detroit and Purdue have landed two players color, or national origin willnot be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff Red Wings. apiece on the'All-America team reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ announced today by the Football DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). The Chicago Black Hawks snapped an eight game winless streak by Writers Association of America. whipping the Buffalo Sabres 5 to 2. The top ranked Bulldogs are rep- resented by freshman running back - Reg Kerr led the Hawks with a - Rex pair of goals, while Denis Savard Herschel Walker and placekicker scored once and set up two other Robinson. line- tallies. Southern Cal has offensive For Sale man Keith Van Horne and defensive Poineer CT-F1000 Stereo' cassette Will take care of your pet and back Ronnie Lott. deck, $300. Call-8410 DWH/90128 home for the month of December Pittsburgh is represented by o AWH. Ask for-Garry. Call Bailey at 8866, 7:30 a.m. Men's softball defensive end Hugh Green and off en- to 4 p.m. sive lineman Mark May. '73 Honda-CB175, excellent condi- November 12th For Purdue, it's quarterback Mark tion, luggage rack; baby crib; Herrmann and tight end Dave Young. orange carpet, 9'xl2'. Call Yellowstone #1 10 For UCLA, it's running back 952276 AT. Wanted Cobras 5 Freeman McNeil and defensive back VW Bus starter, motor and-carburator. Yellowstone #2 15 Ken Easley. Cast net spread to 20 ft., Bill Sinclair 8577. BCT 5 Other members of the offense are excellent shape, $85; 2 boat fend- reciever Ken Margerum of Stanford, Would ers, $10 each; popcorn popper, like-to-borrow an electric November 13th center John Scully of Notre Dame, teflon bottom, $10, men's sport pizzella iron anytime between lineman Nick Eyre of Brigham Young now and Christmas. coat, double knit, size 40/42 R, Need to borrow Magnum Force 15 and Louis Oubre of Oklahoma, plus a small $10; 3 Coleman propane fuel for folding table or card Water Makers 2 running back George Rodgers of South lanterns, $1.50 ea; boy's brown tale & 2 chairs for use in BOQ Carolina. until I get housing 2 piece suit size 12, $7, like - (April) Magnum Force 13 On defense, it's it's lineman E.J. Call BOQ new; 2 Tiger Paw auto. tires, 951001 EXT 266 after Yellowstone #1 7 Junior of Alabama, Derrie Nelson of H70-14. For more information 4 p.m. or anytime weekends. Nebraska, Ken Sims of Texas and Jose contact Jim or Betty at 99276 AT. Guam 13 Taylor of Houston. 350-400cc Enduro-type bike, good Yellowstone #' 3 The linebacking corps is made up shape, will negotiate price. Call of David Little of Florida, Mike 8,000 BTU A/C, $100; 12,000 BTU 8444DWH. Singletary of Baylor and Lawrence'. A/C, $125; dinette table w/4 chairs, Tennis Taylor of North sarolina. $75. Call 971.55 AT. rest The other defensive back is John Men and women November 14th with a master's de- Simmons of> Southein Methodist. gree to teach for-Old Dominion '68 AMC Rebel stationwagon, 6 cyl. - Also spotlighted on the 37th ,University. No previous exper- Jamaicans w/single barrel carb., installed team is punter- John Stark of ience. ,Good salary, High School Gold 0 annual lots of new parts, a good family free texts, Florida State. and the opportunity car & good gas saver for $600, to audit other ODU classes free. available Dec. 9; 11,000 BTU A/C, We are pAr-tcularly interested $95, available Dec. 7. Call 97269 in having applications in biology, between 6 - 9 p.m. Serious inquir- and other DAILYaENERGY USEAGE-> sciences, -nuaig, ies only please. Englikh, humanit.-is, sociology, and public WATER Used baby crib, needs-a little work speaking at this time, but will sheet DeQ 1,026,000 GALLONS and-may need-new mattress, consider other fields. Call ' Consumption: included. Good project to keep busy Mrs, Kelley at 8307/952250 until baby arrives. -Best offer. for further information. Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Call 90128 or 8227-ask for Carole. Large pet carrier. 951264 DWH/ Services 952223 AWH. ELECTRICITY Couple would like to house sit during December to January. Willing Dependable, mature household Consumption: 276, 800 KWH to take care of plants and pets. helper for two -half days per week. Referencs.TeppgAred; Can be reached DWH 8449/8195 AWH. salary Target: 271,000 KWH negotiable. 952250 AWH. - Ask for Mike. J.01