Weekend derailments kill nineteen early Sunday sev- side the tracks, but most were including the man who has been in (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- At ty of Youngstown by the searing charge of probing Friday's derail- least 19 persons have died as the re- eral cars of an Atlanta and St. quickly overcome greenish-yellow cloud. ment in Waverly, Tenn. sult of freight train derailments Andrews Bay freight train jumped Some of the victims lived in Near Cades, Tenn. 25 cars of an along southern tracks over the week- the tracks, sending clouds of from a near-by homes. Illinois Central Gulf train derail- end. chlorine gas into the air Bay County Sheriff's Deputy Tom ed Sunday forcing evacuation of 250 The death toll in Friday's pro- ruptured tank car. died shortly after Loftin said he was driving to the residents when caustic lye leaked pane tank car explosion in Waverly, Seven persons and an eighth victim scene before he knew what had hap- from a tanker and filled the air Tenn. now stands at 11. the accident, was spotted near the scene by a pened. with a nauseating odor. in the after- The derailment occurred about 60 Leaking chlorine gas from a de- helicopter pilot later What he found were miles west of Waverly where 11 per- railed car near Youngstown, Fla. people stum- were hospital- bling along the highway, vomiting sons died after the explosion of early Sunday took at least eight Forty-one persons were evacuated from and screaming for help. a derailed propane tank car Friday. lives. ized, and 1,000 Sources have told UPI And 250 persons were evacuated the area. that auth- 2,000 evacuated residents from their rural Gibson County, Many of the victims' cars appar- orities are investigating the pos- About returned to their homes and church Tenn. homes later Sunday when the gently stalled and ran into ditches sibility that sabotage may have services in Waverly Sunday after air was filled with fumes of caus- when the chlorine cut off the oxy- caused the train to derail, workers emptied a second derailed tic lye from one of 25 cars that gen needed for engine combustion. The Mational Transportation of liquid propane and ran off the rails. Panicking motorists left their Safety Council has dispatched a tank car scene hauled it away. In the Florida panhandle communi- cars and fled into a swamp along- team of investigators to the

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MOGADISHU, SOMALIA (AP) -- The So- malis say the U.S. is in collusion with the Soviet Union to deprive eth- nic Somalis in the Ogaden region of self-determination. The Somali charges come in the wake of a U.S. decision to allow shipments Campaign aims at miners of military trucks and trailers to Ethiopia, which is also receiving massive Soviet and Cuban support. Officials of will not accept a proposed new wage in Kansas and Kentucky. WASHINGTON (AP/UFI) -- NICOSIA; CYPRUS (UPI) -- Those two kick off an contract unless they are satisfied Sec. Marshall said the future of the United Mine Workers Arab gunmen who killed an Egyptian aimed with all the fine print. the coal strike is now up to the educational campaign today, editor and kidnapped 11 Arab diplo- proposed miners. at getting approval of the mats at an Afro-Asian conference in In the Appalachian fields of Ohio, Marshall represented President new coal contract. Cyprus last week will appear in court dis- West Virginia and Pannsylvania, Jimmy Carter in the talks that pro- About 400 delegates from UMW today for a preliminary hearing. miners indicated at weekend rallies duced the tentative contract upon tricts were scheduled to gather at Police sources in Nicosia say the hear that the 84-day strike is far from which miners are to vote in a few a downtown Washington hotel and Cyprus government plans to call at settled despite the tentative agree- days. union executives spell out the terms 50 witnesses to testify against reached in Washington late Fri- He also said he does not know least of the pact. ment and what the administration will do if the pair, a 28-year-old Jordanian Then it's up to the local officers day. Sunday the miners don't settle. a 26-year-old Kuwaiti. to go home and push for approval. In a broadcast interview Labor The UMW is sending its members The 160,000 rank and file members on CBS' "Face the Nation," PUERTO RICO (UPI) -- Puerto Rican said he be- copies of the proposed agreement. won't begin voting until early next Secretary Ray Marshall fishermen used 20 small boats Sunday will UMW President Arnold Miller pre- week, and indications are that they lieves the tentative agreement to keep navies from the United States a better dicts ratification. are not enthusiastic about the ac- be ratified because it is and other Western powers from conduct- with He said that it's a compromise cord. pact than one signed earlier ing war games at an island off the reject- that has the health and pension Striking United Mine Workers mem- an independent producer and East Coast of Puerto Rico. members benefits the miners sought. bers across the country say they ed in weekend voting by UMW The war games have been temporarily called off. WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Organized labor Sunday endorsed the farmers strike, *Park hearings exclude reporters saying farmers, just like other work- ers, deserve a fair return for their head of the Korean Central Intelli- WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- Tuesday's alleged influence buying by the toil. Agency in Washington. opening session of the House Ethics Korean government, arrived back in gence In an official policy statement the But in an interview with "Newsweek" panel may be reminicent of the Wa- Washington Sunday. AFL-CIO Executive Council called on Magazine, Park denies that he had tergate Committee Hearings, except the Carter Administration and Con- with the KCIA or that there won't be any lights, cameras The Ethics Committee is expected connections gress to seek speedy and effective agency gave money to his George- or reporters inside. to spend up to 10 days questioning the solutions to the plight of family club. The committee will hear closed the 42-year-old millionaire about town farmers. And Park said the money he lent door testimony from South Korean his alleged bribes to U.S. congress- Du Won was coerced from BOGATA, COLOMBIA (AP) -- Early re- Tongsun Park. men. General Yang rice dealer not been turns in Colombia Sunday evening after Park is quoted as saying he made a him and that the debt has Park, who fled the country showed the ruling Liberal Party with personal loan of $.5 million to the repaid. being indicted in connection carrying a 5 to 1 lead over the Con- servatives in congressional and local elections. Security is tight with troops pa- full military honors trolling city streets after several to get at cam- James blasts over the weekend bomb the James rose from the rank of lieu- WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A full military James' body was flown from paign offices. to head America's entire funeral will be held at Arlington Air Force Academy in Colorado to tenant Four persons were injured in one Command. National Cemetery later this week Washington Sunday aboard a Presiden- Air Defense of the blasts. tial jet. for Air Force General Daniel "Chap- American He distinguished himself in three WASHINGTON (AP) -- The pie" James. said its survey wars, despite being charged with Conservative Union James, the first Black four star records in- retired from active duty mutiny and treason for trying to in- of congressional voting general in the armed forces, died He had to ago. an officers club in Indiana dicates that Congress is shifting Saturday of a heart attack. He was several weeks tegrate The hulking six-foot-four-inch in 1945. the right. The group says that's especially the case for Republicans. It finds the shift heartening, saying that survey scores in prior years showed Israeli settlement policy remains a trend toward liberalism. raeli cabinet passed a resolution to In- JERUSALEM (AP/UPI) -- After a long civilians into three existing bases NEW DELI, INDIA (AP) -- Former expand existing settlements in Gandhi's and emotional debate Sunday the Is- on the West Bank of the Jordan by dian Prime Minister Indira Northeastern Sinai without building victory in raeli cabinet agreed not to change the end of March. new party has won a major over new ones. India. its policy on Jewish settlements in The marathon debate stretched a state election in Southern Meanwhile, British Foreign Secre- Party won a occupied Arab territories. two cabinet sessions in Jerusalem. Her "Indira Congress" tary David Owen arrived in Israel to form the The decision was an apparent at- It split the 19 cabinet ministers majority and the right placate Sunday and said he sees little hope tempt to avoid upsetting peace nego- between those who want to state's new government. progress in Mideast peace talks while U.S. envoy Alfred Ath- Washington on the issue and those of are tiations of Jordan's ATHENS, GREECE (AP) -- The omens mission who want to speed up construction without the participation erton conducts his shuttle bad for those Greek fortune tellers of settlements. King Hussein. between Israel and Cairo. who don't pay taxes. The cabinet secretary was asked The nation's Public Order Ministry whether new communities will be built Owen went to Israel from Jordan, As it stands now, no new settle- has ordered a crackdown on an esti- in occupied territory in the near where he conferred with Crown Prince ments are to be built by the Israe- 12,000 persons who claim to "We'll wait Hassan. mated lis. future. He replied: in tea leaves, Assistant Secretary of State Ath- discern the future However, that policy calls for ex- and see." balls and what-have- the settle- erton is also in Israel on a mediat- cards, crystal panding and strengthening the 19 set- In its last debate on ago, the Is- ing mission. you. tlements in the Sinai and moving ment issue, seven weeks Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, February 27, 1978 Today's Meetings ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building. For further information call 90269 or Community 8275.

ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m. For more Bulletin information call 90269 AT.

"I know that document is here someplace. YESTERDAY'S NATER STATUS I remember typing it!!" Board TAROFT CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 Tomorrow's Meetings ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,342,000 TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,208,000 I TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meeets at 6 -m. atWWS T S a . . Sampson Elementary School room B-9. For further infor- mation call Judy at 90253 or Community Announcements 951144 Tricia at 951049 AWH. Clubs & Organizations Special Announcements THE GUANTANAMO BAY COMMUNITY HIDDEN BEACH is currently under- Educational Fund Board of Regents going repairs, and will be closed will hold its next meeting on until further notice due to poor Thursday, March 2, at 1:30 p.m. in road conditions. the Conference Room, Administration Building 760. It is not too late for interested individuals and A CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION organizations to contribute to the Class is to be offered by the scholarship fund and to be repre- American Red Cross for the evenings sentated on the Board. For further of March 6, 8 and 10. A non-class information, contact Mrs. Virginia practical session will be available K. Gilmore, acting chairperson, on Thursday evening March 9. The at 8341. classes will begin at 6:30 p.m. at S the Red Cross Building located adjacent to the Navy Lodge and The 1978 SEABEE Ball, celebrating Sound Scene. Enrollment is limited. the 36th anniversary of the SEABEES, To register, stop by the Red Cross is scheduled for Monday evening, Office or call 95434/8676. Mark March 13, at the SEABEE-constructed Bullard will be the instructor. Windjammer Club. The CINCLANTFLT Minimum age is 13 or have completed Band "Gale Force" will be on hand the 7th grade. to entertain and the Blue Caribe will cater a delicious steamship round buffet to make the occasion NURSERY SCHOOL TUITIONS will be truly special. Tickets are on sale collected at school March 1, from now for all present and former 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Thurs- SEABEES and CEC officers and for day, March 2, from 4:30 to 7 p.m. other PWD military personnel only. There will be a $1 per day late charge for tuition received after 7 p.m., March 2.

THE NAVAL STATION RECREATION COMMITTEE will meet on Wednesday, AMC/JEEP CORP has announced a March, at 1:30 p.m. in the Special price increase effective March 1. Services Conference Room. All Orders placed prior to March 1 THE ATLANTIC FLEET AUDIO VISUAL ALL MOVIES WILL BEGIN AT 8:00 p.m. members are required to attend. will avoid the cost increase. See Center has received 8 X 10 color beginning March 1. Mrs. Pratt at the Navy Exchange. portraits of ADM Kidd, CINCLANTFLT. Due to the limited number of photo- graphs, they will be made available THE NAVAL STATION OFFICERS WIVES on a first come-first serve basis CLUB will hold their monthly meet-, THE FORD, LINCOLN, MERCURY AND of one per command, activity or ing on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. AMC JEEP area manager will be in department. Contact PH2 Pippins in the COMO Plantation Room. For the Navy Exchange March 1 through at ext. 8496 for further informa- reservations and information, call March 3. tion. 951188 AT or 8847 AWN.

1:00 General Hospital THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS' high tide-10:53 pm 1 C A NEW LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH 1:35 Break the Bank WIVES CLUB is sponsoring a House low tide-- 4:51 pm . F st Class will begin on Feb. 28 at 2:00 Early Movie: "Murder in the sunrise-='7:24 and Garden tour at the home of the am FOrecst 7 p.m. at the Naval Hospital. This Music Hall" (BW) Commander, Naval Base, 1101 Deer *sunset-.srn 7:04 pm is for all expectant parents due 3:25 Nature's Window Point, on Wednesday, March 8, from through July. For more information 3:30 Sesame Street 2 - 5 p.m. The tour will be host- call Gayle McCorkle at 8647 AT. 4:30 Marcus Welby ed by the ComNavBase Staff wives, Today's forecast calls for cloudy 5:00 TV 8 News Headlines 5:25 Almanac and is open to all members of GBOWC. skies turning partly cloudy with (BW) 5:30 Newswatch There will be champagne and southerly winds of 8-12 knots 6:30 Bobby Vinton refreshments served, and door gusting to 18. Bay conditions will prizes will be awarded at 4:30. be 1-3 feet. 6:55 Greatest Headlines It is requested that reservations 7:00 Little House on the Prairie be made through GBOWC representa- (SERIES STARTS) tives by March 3. An admission 8:20 The Navy's Own price of $2.00 will be taken at 8:25 Notes of Interest THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE the door, and club membership may has 8:30 Phyllis (ADULT) received a shipment be purchased at that time also. of carpets Special Report 9:00 Rockford Files (PART II) which will be sold at The last tour will begin at 4:30. the Marine 9:55 Newswatch Update Corps Exchange Warehouse, Ladies are asked not to wear high Bldg. 10:00 Monday Night at the Movies: M-613, on March 1. heels. For more information, call Shopping hours "n-structors" (ADULT) will be June Rourk at 952269. 8 - 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 - 4 p.m. The Exchange will also The following program changes offer excess property and equipment have been made to the TV 8 Thurs- Movie schedule for sale at this time. day night schedule on March 2: Lyceums (All movies start at 7:30 p.m.) 7:25 Whats Happening (NEW SHOW) THE PROTESTANT WOMEN .OF THE 10:30 The Adventurer (NEW TIME) Downtown: Record City, PG; CHAPEL are sponsoring a "Love plus U.S. Naval Base, Guantanano Bay, Cuba 11:00 Thursday Night at the The World of the NFL Bake" Bread Sale, in front of the Movies: "The Connection" McCalla: The Goodbye Girl, Navy Exchange on Tuesday, Feb. 28. PG; 12:14 Sign Off Montreal vs On sale will be home baked breads, plus NHL - N.Y. Rangers with the entire proceeds going to Marine Site: September World Vision International. This THIS WEEK'S LIVE FIRING 30, 1955, will help answer the problem of Ca, Dald W. SeCook SCHEDULE: PG, plus NFL Game of the Week - AFC-NFC world hunger. For more informa- Naval Base Commander Monday.12- 4 p.m. Pro Bowl tion, call Trudy Delaney at 9544 Naal Station Commanding Officer LCd dJerry an .t.Public Aff'r officer Leeward AT. Point: Rosebud, PG 0 1r. a . e-r .Ledinga. Journalst JO2 Rick Roed. Journalist The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Clubs JOIN Kelly NMcw11. Journaliat/Photographer between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles Ns. at Famington. ProdnctionMaistn( A LADIES VOLLEYBALL Points and all of the upper bay ORGANIZA- The uantanm Gautteis published according to the Windjammer: not available TIONAL MEETING will be held north of Caracoles and Granadillo on Staff NCO: Dixie Dynamite, PG March 1 at 3:30 p.m. Points will be off limits. For in the Special (Post #46) Services Conference more informationa contact Room. Teams the Special CPO Club: Gator, Services Marina, PG interested in participating, please ComNavBase Duty COMO Club: no movie have office or a representative present. Base Police. Teen Club: club closed Monday, February 27, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 (site evaluation of personnel management Grade school gets Cuban treat The students of the WT. Sampson Elemtary Schoolts Host Nation The Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba class got a taste of Cuban food on Feb. 9th and 10th. addresses the following notice to all U.S. citizen Federal employees at Fricassee de polo (chicken fricassee), congris (Spanish. rice Guantanamo Bay, Cuba who are under the General Schedule (GS) or under and beans), platanos (fried bananas) and flan (a sweetened egg the appropriated fund Wage Rate Schedules (WG, WL, WS, WD, WN, WP): custart) were the order of the day for the budding gourmets of Miss Bussino's class. 1. This is notification that a review of civilian personnel management Said the children: "La comida cubana es muy sabrosa - Cuban will be conducted by the Southern Field Division, Office of Civilian food is very delicious." -Personnel (SFD,OCP), Norfolk, Virginia, during the period 3-14 April, The food was supplied by several childrens' parents, Mrs. 1978. This review is a part of such evaluations made throughout Naval Martinez, Mrs. Odelin, Mrs. Rial, Mrs. Trotman, and friends of activities and will include interviews by the evaluation team with the school. Mrs. Batista and Mrs. Hamilton. managers, supervisors and employees as part of the process. We are advised that evaluators will not be in a position to respond to individual case problems during the interviews, but will consider these case areas in the total evaluation. Arrangements for interviews will be made through the Employee Relations Division, Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office, phones 8271/8450. 2. Request for interview by individual employees should also be made through the Employee Relations Division, CCPO, phones 8271/8450 and will be honored within time allocated. 3. Employees selected for interviews will be notified in advance. I ask that you cooperate to the fullest extent if selected for interview.

DAVID W. DeCOOK, CAPT USN Commanding Officer

W.T. Sampson sixth graders Paula Lyon, Debbie Kayser, Kim Winn, Mike Robinson, William Newton and Tom Boll enjoy their Cuban food.

COMMANDANT TESTIFIES ON PANAMA CANAL TREATY

WASHINGTON (MCNews)--Gen. Louis H. Wilson told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee on the Panama Canal Treaty that he supports the treaty and ratification would be in the best interest of the United States. The Commandant testified along with Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. James L. Holloway III. "In my view," CMC said, "the Panama Canal is and will remain of significant importance to the United States--one that is of particular importance to me as a Marine because of the very real requirement to move the Navy's amphibious ships from ocean to ocean in the shortest possible OWC makes time, should there be a national emergency." presentation The Commandant explained that there are two threats which could jeopard- Peggy McGee, left, treasurer, Guantanamo Bay Officers' Wives ize the canal's security and its use: internal and external threats. Club, presents a check for $534.00 to Virginia Gilmore, chairman, The internal type is characterized by subversive, clandestine or local Board of Regents, Guantanamo Bay Community Education Fund. This guerilla activity, terrorism, or civil unrest. money was raised for the Scholarship Fund at the Sweetheart Bene- The external threat could range from outside guerillas to a general fit dance, which was sponsored by the GBOWC. Members of the war situation. Marine Officers' Wives Club coordinated and hosted the Ball which "The Marine Corps is capable of providing assistance when required to was held at the COMO Club on February 11. defend the canal, should either threat materialize," Gen. Wilson explained. If a threat develops that can't be handled by Panamanian and U.S. forces, requests for augmentation could be made. "Within hours, should the call come," Gen. Wilson said, "task organized Marine units can be enroute to Panama as the initial elements to aug- nt 4IRS gives pointers to military in-place U.S. and Panamanian forces." If the situation requires, additional Marine units could be soon (Part 2 of a three part series) underway. Under terms of the treaty, no foreign troops or military installations Who Are Your Dependents? will be permitted in Panama after 1999. But, the treaty also provides Your dependents, for Federal income tax purposes, are those persons for continued, unimpeded use of the canal by U.S. ships. who meet five special tests: "Further, I think it is significant to note, the neutrality treaty does --Generally, the person's income cannot be $750 or more for the year not specify nor limit what the U.S. can or cannot do, should neutrality unless the person is your child and under 19 years of age or a full- or security of the canal be threatened." time student. The Commandant said an external threat of great immediacy is unlikely --The person must be a member of your household for the entire year, to develop without some warnings. This would allow adequate time for or be your relative. For tax purposes, relatives are a taxpayer's diplomatic consultations, as well as time to dispatch Marine forces children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, stepchildren, brothers, should it become necessary. sisters, parents, stepparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and in- "Those forces could be positioned in the vicinity of both ends of the laws. canal. If the situation required immediate action and forcible entry-- --Your dependent must be a U.S. citizen or a resident of the U.S., which beyond 1999 would really be re-entry--the Navy-Marine Corps Canada, Mexico, at some time during the year. amphibious team could meet the emergency by conducting the necessary --A dependent cannot file a joint return with another taxpayer, unless assault landings," he said. your dependent and your dependent's spouse are not required to file a The Commandant concluded by saying the treaties contain the provisions tax return, but file a joint return only for a refund of tax withheld. to ensure continued and unimpeded use of U.S. vessels and that the --You must supply over half a person's total support during the change of jurisdiction will not prevent the U.S. from defending the canal calendar year. To determine total support, compare the amount or value and that Marines are capable and ready to respond, if called. of the food, shelter, clothing, education and similar necessities you "From the military point of view, ratification of the proposed trea- provided with the amount or value provided from other sources. Moreover, ties," the Commandant beli ves, "would be in the best interest of the an Armed Forces Dependency Allowance, including the portion provided by United States national security." the Government, counts as part of your contribution to total support.

Allowances, Benefits, Pensions After determining your dependents, consider your gross income. Gross income is the starting point for determining your tax and includes all &0 oIFME new the income you receive in the form of money, property and services not The Navy Exchange has the specifically tax exempt by law. follow- ing job openings: Generally, members of the Armed Forces, even those stationed overseas, Intermittent and full time sales are liable for Federal income taxes on active duty and Reserve training Y-/9G7 n-ur). to wor. at clerkc.1e,-,r I (PS-1/2.67 pay, reenlistment bonuses, dislocation allowances and other types of hour) to work at Win the Retail Store. No experience a Sunflower sailboat at your pay received from the Government. required. Marine Corps Exchange. Some military allowances and payments to dependents of military person- When you sail Temporary full time sales clerk a Sunflower every- nel are not taxed and do not have to be reported on the Federal income thing (PS-3/2.98 hour) to work at the about sailing is easy. For tax return. For example, housing and cost-of-living allowances to instant Auto Parts Store. One year retail sailing, just add water. cover the excess cost of quarters and subsistence on permanent assignment Fill experience preferred with a back- out an entry form today at the outside of the United States are not taxable income whether they are paid Cosmetic ground in Auto parts. Counter of your Marine by the U.S. or the host country's government. Family separation These positions close, Wednesday, Corps Exchange. The contest will allowances for military personnel on overseas assignment are tax exempt. March 1. For further information, start Feb. 27, 1978, and will last Also exempt for military members are subsistence (BAS) and quarters (BAQ) call 8348. through Mar. 4. The drawing will allowances. take place at 3 p.m. on Mar. 4. Among payments to dependents which are not taxable are benefits from You must be present to win. Remem- the Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, and the special death gratuity Red Cross is ber, all you have to do is furnish benefit to beneficiaries of Armed Forces personnel who died on active the water, the Marine Corps Exchange duty. counting on you. will furnish the sailboat. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, February 278 1978 a, - - , , 1 1 1 NBA results Friday's games: Results from Oceanview New Jersey 126, Houston 112 In the NHL Golden State 97, Atlanta 96 by Ed Pasch 0 Boston 106, Buffalo 99 Friday's game: Milwaukee 112, Chicago 109 (OT) Colorado 3, Minnesota 2 Races were held on Saturday, Feb. 25 with the following results: Washington 121, Phoenix 120 (OT) Saturday's games: New Orleans 101, Cleveland 98 Buffalo 13, Cleveland 3 HOT WHEELS CLASS Vehicle Best Time Portland 107, Kansas City 96 N.Y. Rangers 6, Montreal 3 Top Eliminator: Los Angeles 109, 99 3, Pittsburgh 1 Terry Filmore 396 Chevelle 14.20 Saturday's games: Toronto 4, Washington 0 Runner-Up: Denver 124, Philadelphia 115 Vancouver 5, Minnesota 1 Donavant 750 Yamaha 15.30 Houston 110, Buffalo 106 N.Y. Islanders 7, Chicago 1 New York 112, Phoenix 115 Boston 4, Los Angeles 2 STREET CLASS Vehicle Best Time San Antonio 112, Cleveland 108 Atlanta 2, Detroit 2 Top Eliminator: Seattle 118, Detroit 104 Colorado 2, St. Louis 2 Ed Pasch 283 Chevelle 16.20 Yesterday's games: Yesterday's games: Runner-Up: Portland 100, Chicago 99 St. Louis 3, Detroit 1 Dan Lueck '72 Monte Carlo 17.60 Washington 121, Golden State 110 Philadelphia 6, Washington 1 Atlanta 119, Buffalo 117 Pittsburgh 4, Buffalo 4 TROPHY CLASS Boston 94, New Jersey 92 Montreal 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 Top Eliminator: Milwaukee 122, New Orleans 120 (OT) Toronto 5, Chicago 3 Gary Fox 289 Ford 21.30 Seattle 99, Philadelphia 97 Runner-Up: Detroit 127, Los Angeles 124 Daniel Newton 100 Honda 21.30

FASTEST CAR OF THE DAY: Terry Fillmore's 396 Chevelle with a 14.20.

We would like to congratulate Chuck Britton on finally finish- ing a race in his 350 Nova. With his best elapsed time being 14.30, he says he'll be out next Sunday, March 5, to beat SPORTSLlHE Terry's 396 Chevelle.

Here are the results from week- end college action in Basketball Hall of Fame inducts four early NBA greats and a referee the UPI Top 20.

(UPI)--Four pioneer players in the NBA and a former straight NBA titles in the early '50s. Saturday's games: official have been named to the Naismith Basketball Fulks, another pioneer of the jump shot, led the #2 Kentucky 68, Tennessee 57 Hall of Fame. NBA in scoring in it's first season in 1946-47. #3 UCLA 83, Oregon 57 , , and the late Hagan was a two-time All-American at Kentucky, #4 Arkansas 84, Texas Christian 42 are the former playing greats. The other playing on teams which posted an 86-5 record under #5 New Mexico 71, Brigham Young 66 is John Nucatola, an official for 30 years in the the late . In a 10-year NBA career, he #6 Kansas 70, Colorado 60 high school, college and pro ranks. scored almost 15,000 points with the St. Louis Hawks. #7 Michigan State 89, Illinois 67 The new electees will be enshrined on May 1 to #8 North Carolina 87, #14 Duke 83 boost the hall total to 108. The latest members were Nucatola becomes the first referee in 16 years to #10 Florida State 85, Georgia Tech picked from 35 persons nominated this year. be named to the hall. He is an author of a book on 82 Arizin was one of the originators of the jump shot basketball officiating and worked major college tour- #16 Georgetown 77, Holy Cross 61 and played in 10 NBA All-Star games. He led the naments, including the NCAA and National Invitational Yesterday's games: league in scoring twice. Tourney. He retired after seven years as an NBA of- #9 Notre Dame 65, #1 Marquette 59 Pollard helped the Lakers to three ficial in 1959. Fordham 63, #16 Georgetown 59 Sports summary WHA finals (AP)--Jimmy Connors had little Navratilova has won on the tour, straight birdie on yesterday's Friday's games: trouble disposing of in also a record. Navratilova's first final hole to win the Inverrary Edmonton 5, Houston 4 (OT) yesterday's final round of a Den- prize is $20,000. It's the first Golf Classic in Lauderhill, Fla. Winnipeg 7, New England 2 ver tournament. Connors time Fromholtz had played in a ti- by one stroke. The last short Saturday's games: demolished Smith 6-2, 7-6 to pick tle match on the tour, and she gets birdie putt gave Nicklaus a round Quebec 7, 5 up the $25,000 first prize. Smith $10,500. Billie Jean King took of 65, seven under par, and a 72- Birmingham 7, Cincinnati 3 walked away with a $12,500 runner- third place when Virginia Wade de- hole score of 276, 12 under par. Yesterday's games: up prize. It was Connors' third faulted to return home to England Grier Jones finished second with Indianapolis 6, Birmingham 3 tournament victory in Denver in as because of the death of an aunt. an 11-under-par 277. He was fol- Winnipeg 9, Houston 6 many tries. He won the Denver lowed by Hale Irwin, who held the New England 6, Edmonton 5 competition in 1975 and 1976. (UPI)--Balasz Taroczy, the top- lead after three rounds. Irwin's South African Frew McMillan and ranked player in Hungary, yester- score was 278, 10 under par. won the doubles cham- day won the $100,000 Ocean City Nicklaus earned $50,000 for his round 73 to finish at 290, two pionship, staging a 6-3, 6-2 vic- (Maryland) International Tennis victory. over par. tory over and Tournament. Taroczy claimed his Fred McNair. first championship in the U.S. by (AP)--Nancy Lopez won her first (AP)--Heavyweight contender Ken beating South Africa's Ray Moore LPGA tournament yesterday, taking Norton has been voted Fighter of (AP)--Top-seeded Martina Navra- 6-4, 6-4. Taroczy collected a the $15,000 first prize of the the Year for 1977 by the Boxing tilova has won an unprecedented $36,000 first place prize, the Bent Tree Golf Classic in Sarasota, Writers Association. Norton won sixth consecutive women's pro ten- largest pay check in his career. Fla. Lopez fired a one-over-par three matches in '77. He took out nis tournament, beating Dianne Moore pocketed $18,000 in runner- 73 in the final round, giving her Duane Bobick in 58 seconds of the Fromholtz in the finals of the up money. a 72-hole total of 289, also one first round, knocked out Lorenzo event in Detroit. The 6-3, 6-2 over par. Her nearest rival was Zanon of Italy in five rounds, and victory was the 30th straight match (AP)--Jack Nicklaus sank a fifth JoAnn Washam, who also had a final- won a decision over Jimmy Young. 'L~A/ WI/ Sear Kenoreortale Ishahr

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