Energy Tip of the Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS VP-30: Safest patrol squadron in Navy THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE

Navy Newsgram, Oct. 30, 1982 enge of training inexperienced awareness, which starts here at the Patrol Squadron 30, based at the flight crews, and with a constant RAG (Replacement Air Group) with the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, turnover of staff personnel, (they) flight and maintenance instructors Florida, recently have transitioned from the P2 to doing a superb job in instilling was recognized as a If possible, locate floor, the "safest partol squadron in the the P3, trained large numbers of desire for safe operations that re- table, and hanging lamps in the U.S. Navy." allied flight crews, and changed mains with students throughout their corner of a room rather than a- location from Patuxent River to naval service." gainst a flat wall. Lamps in cor- Training more than 45,000 stu- Jacksonville. Yet the officers and Vice Admiral T. J. Kilcline, the ners reflect light from two wall dents over 18 years, "Pro's Nest" men have always maintained the commander of the naval air force in surfaces instead of one and there- crews amassed a total of 180,000 highest standards of professional the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, presented fore, give more usable light. safe flight hours - the highest performance and aviation safety." the squadron with a special award Energy conservation is important number of mishap-free hours of any Rear Admiral Wilkinson was per- for meritorious achievement in to you! patrol squadron, active or reserve, sonally responsible for part of the aviation safety. In an accompanying in the U.S. Navy. record as a former VP30 commanding letter,' Vice Admiral Kilcline told Rear Admiral E. A. Wilkinson Jr., officer. VP30 members they could, "Take pride the commander of the patrol wings in such outstanding performance and in the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, called The squadron's present commanding in their contribution to the contin- Patrol Squadron 30, "A center of officer, Commander R. F. Testa, is ued reduction in losses of personnel ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART ? intense flight training for the At- responsible for more than 700 per- and material assets within the Naval lantic Fleet patrol squadrons. 0- sonnel and 24 aircraft. He credited Air Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, and perating with the constant chall- his squadron' s success to, "Safety the United States Navy."

BEIRUT (UPI)--American Marines along with French and Italian peace-keeping troops are patrolling Christian east Beirut today as the Lebanese Army begins a major task, GAZETTE disarming some 20,000 phalangist militiamen. In fighting between Bay, Cuba Christian and Moslem Druze forces, Guantanamo 13 people were reportedly killed overnight in the mountains east of Beirut.

Volume 37 Number 213 wednesday, November 3, 1982 WEST BERLIN (UPI)--For the third time in less than two weeks, vio- lence broke out in West Berlin yes- terday. Demonstrators burned veh- icles and smashed windows to pro- GOP controls Senate; Democrats, House test Monday's police evictions of 30 squatters from two apartment WASHINGTON (AP)--Republicans have Gov. Jerry Brown in the election $10 million on the 1982 campaign. buildings. preserved their control of the U.S. to be California's newest senator. Meanwhile, nearly one in four Senate--a key White House objective voters had the chance to voice their CHICAGO (UPI)--Illinois authorities in this midterm election. Governorships opinions on a call for a mutual nu- continue to search for a man wanted Still, Democrats have plenty of clear weapons freeze by the United for questioning in the seven Chic- victories to be pleased about as With three-quarters of the guber- States and the Soviet Union in yes- ago area cyanide-Tylenol deaths. the story of 1982 mid-term elections natorial races decided, the Demo- terday's polling. Police began looking for Kevin begins to draw to a close. crats have won 22 to the Republi- And despite President Reagan's Masterson after a search of his Despite giving moderate Republican cans' seven--a 3-to-1 lead. opposition, the measure won by solid suburban home last weekend. senators a bad scare along the east- In New York, where the campaign margins in four of the nine states ern seaboard and some other parts of focused heavily on Reaganomics, where it was presented to-voters. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP)--Defense the nation, the GOP held the control liberal Democrat Mario Cuomo de- And most of the other statewide Secretary Caspar Weinberger says of the Senate it seized two years feated conservative Republican freeze referendums and several in the U.S. will do whatever necessary _ for the first time in a quarter Lewis Lehrman. And in New Hamp- municipalities also appear bound to protect its allies in Southeast a century. shire, a major victory for the GOP, for victory. But early returns Asia. Weinberger told reporters with challenger John Sununu beating from Arizona and California show in Bangkok, Thailand that Southeast Baker Senate Majority Leader Howard Democratic incumbent Hugh Gallen, voters rejecting the idea of the Asian countries friendly to the remarkable" that says it's "really largely on Sununu's vow not to mutual freeze between the U.S. and U.S. would like to see an increased the Republicans have held onto a ma- raise taxes. Russia. American military presence in the jority in the Senate. And, in In Texas, Democrat Mark White The 1982 election campaign boast- area. an interview with ABC News, House ousted Republican William Clements, ed more woman running for office Speaker Tip O'Neill says President and in Arkansas, Democrat Bill Clin- than ever before. Reagan suffered a "disastrous" de- ton knocked off incumbent Republi- But pipe-smoking Rep. Rep. Milli- DETROIT (AP)--General Motors says feat in the 1982 mid-term elections. can Frank White. cent Fenwick of New Jersey is one it's recalling some 107,000 Chev- An uncumbent governor has been of several women candidates who have ettes and Pontiac T-1000. It cites Voters Reject Reagan defeated in Neveda, but it's not been defeated. Fenwick lost her bid reports of engine fires in the really an upset. Too little reve- for a Senate seat to Democrat Frank 1980, '81, and '83 model, apparent- Voters rejected Reagan's plea to nue from the sales .tax he favored Lautenberg. ly caused by spark plugs coming "stay the course" on his economic helped make Republican Robert List In Missouri's Senate race, Demo- loose and gasoline leaking from the program as Democrats easily won re- unpopular after one term. He lost crat Harriet Woods has also been de- carburetor. control of the House and could double to Democratic State Attorney General feated, by Republican incumbent John their current 25-vote margin. Richard Bryan. Danforth. And Iowa Democrat Roxanne MADRID (AP)--Pope John Paul cele- Meanwhile, White House Chief of In other notable gubernatorial Conlin lost her bid for governor-- brated mass for 1,500,000 people Staff James Baker said Reagan is de- elections, George Wallace won a as did Democrat Madeleine Kunin in in Madrid yesterday evening. He lighted that Republicans maintained fourth term in Alabama; Minnesota Vermont. used the occasion to launch a control of the Senate and was in an Democrat Rudy Perpich won back the Twelve black incumbent members of strong attack on abortion and art- "upbeat" mood and determined to pur- governorship he lost in a Republican the House and four newcomers won or ificial birth control. Earlier in sue his austere economic policies. landslide in 1978; and in California took early leads in their election the day the Pontiff met Spain's the race for governor between Demo- contests for the new Congress. And premier-elect. GOP Senate candidates pulled off crat Tom Bradley and Republican if they all win, that will mean a close races in five states in yes- George Deukmejian remains too close record number of blacks in the 98th NEW YORK (AP)--Christmas trees will terday's voting to retain control. to call (at press time). Congress. cost five to six percent more this The Republican candidates won in As for Hispanic-Americans, five year, but a tree expert says you Connecticut, Virginia, Vermont, Utah Other Issues of six incumbents and one newcomer will he getting a better-shaped Wyoming. either won or were leading in their tree and one that's more likely n. Harrison Schmitt, New Mexico In other- election news, ten of 17 House seats. to hold its needles long after the Miblican, who Reagan campaigned liberal senators have won re-elec- The 97th Congress had 18 black holidays. Donald McNeil, Executive for perre-nally, was the only Republi- tion in mid-term polling, despite members and six Hispanics. Director of the National Christmas can Senate loss. And, so far (at being targeted for defeat by the Tree Association, says much genetic press time), no incumbent Democrats National Conservative Political work has been done on the trees, have lost. Action Committee. Military retirees get and he says one by-product is As one of the most effective fund- Christmas trees with "that good In one other notable senatorial raising groups in 1980, "NICPACK" Income tax exemptions aroma." race, Rep. Pete Wilson defeated was expected to spend as much as Navy Newsgram, Oct. 30, 1982 Colorado and New York have passed Your absentee vote could still be countable laws allowing military retirees state income tax exemptions of up retired pay. IMPACT Navy Newsgram, Oct. 30, 1982 up to 15 days following the elec- to $20,000 on military are being the District of Columbia, six All absentee voters tion; The subject of tonight's program to mark and mail their ballots days; Maryland, one day; Nebraska, The exemptions are effective for urged is the Combined Federal Campaign - as possible, even if it two days; New York, seven days; this tax year in both states. as quickly Overseas Area. seems impossible to return the bal- Utah, seven days; Washington, 15 The New York law allows military The guest for this evening's pro- lot before the deadline date. days; and Florida, 10 days. who are 59 and one half gram is Chief Warrant Officer Will- Many states remove absentee vot- Questions which cannot be answer- retirees years or older to collect up to iam Priester. Priester is the pro- ers from registration lists if they ed locally, may be directed to the $20,000 in ta-free retired mili- ject officer for CFC-OA at Guantan- fail to return ballots. Navy Voting Action Officer, Naval tary income. The bill was passed amo Bay. Several states count absentee bal- Military Personnel Command, Code last year, but did not become eff- Impact will be aired at 6 this lots received after election day. NMPC64C, Autovon 224-3248 or comm- ective until 1982. evening on TV B. Alaska will count ballots received ercial (202) 694-3248. Gazette Page 2 The Daily Wednesday, November 3, 1981 Club Activities Chapel Notes community THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL will hold their monthly meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. at the A SQUARE DANCE CLASS FOR YOUNG home of Ann Parazych, Caravella Pt. people, 12-years-old and older will bulletin board 3A. All ladies are invited. start on Saturday, Nov. 6, at 2 p.m. sent to the Gazette The class will be held at the GTMO Community announcements may be ALL CHAPEL LADIES WHO ARE INTERESTED #53 carried Swingers Square Dance Club, which office through Guard Mail Stop or hand in helping construct the Chapel Office in COMNAVBASE Admin to attend is located next to the base nursery. to the Public Affairs Nativity Sets are asked Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the 6 The class for young people will be Building. a fiber cutting session on Nov. day. Bonafide emergency announce- free and will last about 20 weeks previous working at 9 a.m. at Caravella Pt., 15A. be accepted any time. Announcements Nancy with a break for the holidays. ments will For more information call published at least once a week at the dis- AT. Exceptions to the 12-year-old age will be Cutchon at 2609 cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities limit will be made on an individual discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex basis. For more information, per- that THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR and color or national origin will not be accepted. sons can call either Tammy at Ext. desperately needs singers. Anyone Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- 2268 or Jim Dewater at ext. 2300 The interested is invited to practice it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWN-after work- or 2482. at Base Chapel on Wednesday and ing hours, DWH-during working hours). Thursday evenings from 8 - 9 p.m. ATTENTION VCR OWNERS: JOIN THE or phone the Chaplain's office at Iguana Video Club and take advan- 4555. tage of the 100 movies available for library check-out, as well as the availability of membership Special Announcements exchange and used-movie purchase. The next regular meeting will be NOTICE FAMILY HOUSING OCCUPANTS: held Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. COMNAVBASE NOW REQUIRES THAT E-5 supervisors and Occupants of family housing are at the Marine Barracks Classroom and above military reminded that replacement of light (next to the tennis courts). All all civilian supervisors be trained bulbs in areas below 10 ft. inte- VCR owners (VHS and Beta) are in prevention of sexual harassment materials and rior and exterior, is considered to encouraged to come to the meeting using Navy-prepared large num- be an occupant responsibility. and find out how the club operates. video tapes. Due to the Occupants may be charged for the For more information, call Sandy ber of employees here who need this volunteers being costs incurred in having the NAVY BALL PHOTOGRAPHY: THREE WEEKS at 3788 AWH. training, are solicited to help present this Maintenance Service Contractor since the Ball and your Portrait course. Qualified volunteers will respond to an Electrical Emergency Packages will be ready for distri- be given three days of intensive Service Call that required only a bution on Friday, Nov. 5, anytime indoctrination before being certi- blub change. This charge is $50. between 2 - 6 p.m. at 325A Marina fied to teach and will be expected Accordingly, occupants should Point. Please don't miss that day! to team teach with another certi- ensure that a burned out bulb is Your birthday celebration was a fied instructor approximately one not the cause of the "no lights" complete success. That excitement THERE WILL BE A CPO ADVISORY BOARD full day per week. Additional time problem prior to placing an E/S was captured on film and hopefully meeting on Nov. 4 at 2:30 p.m. in may be required for individual and call. you will be as pleased as I am the Harbor Lights Lounge. All classroom preparation. To be about the results! Yes, reprints primary and alternate board members eligible for consideration as an would be back in time for Christmas should plan to attend. instructor, you must be a GS-9 or gifts. Any questions? Call Diana higher (or equivalent) or an E-7 at 2680. THE CPO WIVES CLUB WILL HOLD THEIR or higher. You must possess good regular meeting Thursday, Nov. 4, communications and facilitating EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 25, PSD TRANSPOR- at 7:30 p.m. in the Harbor Lights skills, have a genereal knowledge tation will prepare all MAC Authorizations Lounge of the CPO Club. The guest of equal opportunity practices and Transportation speaker will be Lt. Kate McDonald, principles, be comfortable with sex- (MTAs) for transportation to/from Commissary Officer, who will be related terms, present a creditable Kingston, Jamaica and Norfolk, A FREE DOG DIP AT THE The Naval Base Civilian answering questions concerning the image and be sensitive to the issues THERE WILL BE Virginia. will continue to Commissary. A short business of sexism. If you need more details Pound Friday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. Personnel Office TAD/TDY/PSC meeting will follow. All CPO wives or would like to volunteer your until noon. The Pound is located prepare Civilian Control building Travelers will be are invited to attend. For more ability to help conduct this behind the Pest orders. on Sherman Avenue. For more their own MTA information or transportation please training please contact MaryEllen required to make contact Pat at 2227, Cyndie at 2368 Kirkland at extension 4810 between information call P03 Truman at 4440. arrangements with PSD. or Brenda at 3828. Hope to see you 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Monday there. through Friday. Non-DOD persons ATTENTION, LADIES & GENTLEMEN, THE who also have an interest in apply- holidays are almost here and we all ing for consideration to teach know too well what that can mean; GBOWC should contact Ms. Kirkland as a unwelcome and unwanted inches and COOK services-rendered contract may he pounds that dieting alone cannot BOO", available. combat. But don't dismay, the convenient and air-conditioned Arts & Crafts Workshop is continu- C1 ing a Dancercize program with all THE NEW 1982 GBOWC COOKBOOKS ARE new Aerobic and Jazzercize routines. now ready for sale. They can be Fun and fitness combined. So chase TO HELP BRIGHTEN UP THE HOLIDAYS purchased for $3 at Treasure & that flab away and firm up fast. for our unaccompanied and ship Trivia. 1TH54 Register any time--however, we offer a holiday special--as of Oct. 30th, personnel in GTMO, we are requesting combine November and December families to volunteer to host some- + RED CROSS ~M, Sat-.,6 N'ov / A classes for only $25 (that's 24 one or someones for a Thanksgiving Ejeraeviary Ah+ke8a sessions). M, W, F--7 - 8 p.m. Dinner. If your family is inter- THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IS OFFERING and/or T, Th, Sat--9 - 10 a.m. ested please contact Mike Hall at a CPR course on Nov. 8, 9, and 11 So don't delay, call Marti at 4371 the Chaplain's Office (4555/4550) from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Please call or Becky at 2259. DWH no later than Nov. 12. 2234/4676 to sign up for these courses, or for more information. Exchange e Notes THE FAMOUS GTMO T-SHIRTS ARE IN, ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A BETTER from our Stop Light to Columbus job? First impressions are always landing at GTMO. We've got them lasting, so when you go to that at the Navy Exchange Personalized prospective employer, take with GAZETTE THE HOOK PLAYERS WILL PRESENT "HE Services. you the confidence of a Professional Came Seeing" a one act play by Mary Resume'. The Navy Exchange P. Hamlin on Saturday, Nov. 6 at HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEND THAT Personalized Services is now Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, 7:30 p.m. at the Elementary Amphi- special someone something special? offering a Professional Resume' theater. The story is about a The Navy Exchange Personalized Writing Service at a great price. young man who was born blind and is Services is offering an order Stop by and look into this excep- Commander, U.S. Naval Base cured by Jesus on the Sabbath. He placement service with Hickory tional service. Lt. Cmdr. Keith Maynard now must choose to follow the call Farms. Now you can send the ones loyal THE MARINE EXCHANGE NOW PROVIDES .Public Affairs Officer of His Savior or to remain you love a tasty gift for Christmas. to the wishes of his family and Orders may be sent to any CONUS, APO HOUE LAYAWAY. For more informa- Lt. j.g. Sharon Ponzer directed tion contact customer service at .Assistant Public Affairs Officer remain silent. The play or FPO address, so don't miss out JOC Lew Reed by Michael E. Hall stars: Mary Sue on this delicious opportunity. the Marine Exchange. .Public Affairs Assistant Reding, Mary Hempe, Gene Marks, JO1 Ron Rust.Editor Terry Levesque, Michael Hall, Trey I JO3 Michael Page.Journalist Alexander and Mark Vossler. Hope Mrs. Susan Junkins to see you come out to an evening .Production Assistant of good family entertainment. 71 There is no admission charge. ONJ1MR2mcD'fZ1Ef IP The Daily Gazette is published according tq the k1~ GQNN-r iA Ay , rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers HIGH SCHOOL i as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction WILLIAM T. SAMPSON of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed report cards will be issued five times weekly at government expense on government equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Wednesday, Nov. 3. The only Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items exception will be the 8th grade, that appear herein are not to be construed as official see. 'os at -th~e 9M IN5Qv RE'S &i-sIN c or as reflecting the vies of COMNVMAE or the De- 12-week exploratory cards, which ---met of the Navy. will be issued on Nov. 19. Wednesday, November 3, 1982 The Daily Gazette Page 3

Houdini's death remembered by same escape

OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)--A magician com- up the more you fight it." memorating the 56th anniversary of Hazell, who is 21, was strapped Harry Houdini's death successfully into the jacket and his feet ware Jq, freed himself from a straitjacket bound with a roped looped over a while suspended upside-down high hook and attached to a crane. above a crowd in Omaha. The blood rushed to his face as Pat Hazell said after completing he swayed high above the ground. And the Great Houdini's famous inverted Hazell said he willed himself to re- straitjacket escap,"waalitelx Inoemntad12scd, scared." Houdini performed the es- he broke free to loud cheers from cape in Omaha in 1923. the crowd. Hazell said: "The perspective is a lot different as people are star- Hazell said he had rehearsed free- ing up at you and I tensed up. As ing himself from the straitjacket I tensed up, the straitjacket tight- several times while on the ground ened." and tried hanging himself upside He added: "You know, it's designed down but ne'rer had done both at the to hold crazy people. It tightens same time. Navy Exchange Job Opportunities

The Navy Exchange has the following job openings. Please contact SSGT WAYNE A. RUTZ, SSGT LEONARD J. SCHOENHOFEN AND SGT ROBERT M. COLD- the Personnel Office at Building AV-34, McCalla Hill, or phone 4348. iron receive Marine Barracks Letters of Appreciation from Major D. M. of Company L/NSGA, for their participation Catlett, Commanding Officer POSITION & GRADE CLOSING DATE LOCATION in the Boy Scouts Jamboree. (Official U.S. Navy photo) Busboy (Fd. Serve. Worker) FT OPEN Stop Light Inn LWG-1/$1.88

Laborer FT OPEN Retail Store gtmo dialogue NA-2/$3.7O or LWG-2/$2.18 Sales Clerk FT & PT OPEN Mini Mart the Marines that "The Cub Scouts of Pack 101 wish of preparation; PS-2/$3.TO or LGS-3/$2;93 to thank the Guantanamo Bay commun- helped build the haunted house; ity for their support at our Hallow- Debbie Dale, our witch; the Boy Sales Clerk FT & PT OPEN Retail Store een Haunted House. Scouts and their leaders that park- PS-2/$3.70 or LWG-2/$2.93 "We're sorry that there were de- ed cars; and all the Den and tribe Mini Mart lays and electrical problems, but leaders that worked the concessions Laborer FT OPEN your patience with these problems and game booths. NA-2/$3.70 or LWG-2/$2.18 as was greatly appreciated. "We hope you enjoyed yourselves "Special 'Thank Yous' to the Gal- much as we did." Warehouseman 5 November Warehouse ley for our cauldron; PWD for the The Parent Committee NA-2/$3.70 or LWG-2/$2.18 light plant and generator; the Den (2 positions) Temp. NTE 60 days and tribe leaders for their hours (1 position) PT Temp. NTE 90 days

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Editor's Note: The Gazette goofed! Last week's Energy Awareness Schedule theme centered around all of the GTMO community participating in conserving energy--at home and at work. And, that's exactly what the GTMO community has been doing. Regrettably, the article in Friday's (Oct. 29th) edition on page three titled: "Conserve Water DEPARTURE Today, Not Tomorrow" should not have run. It's placement in the UNIT/HULL HO. DAT'E OF ARRIVAL DATE OF 20 was inappropriate, and the Gazette wishes to thank the USS ARTHUR W. RADFORD DD-968 Oct. 12 Nov. newspaper Nov. 4 individual who brought it to our attention. Keep up the good USCGC COURAGEOUS WMEC-622 Oct. 17 Nov. 3 work, GTMO, in conserving energy. And, the newspaper will expend USS ANTRIM FFG-20( Oct. 11 Nov. 10 "concentrated energy" in making sure such articles do not appear USS SPIEGEL GROVE LSD-32 Oct. 15 11 in the Gazette inappropriately, again. USCGC SALVIA WLB-400 Nov. 6 Nov. Breathalyzer may be thrown off by interference says manufacturer drivers also by Brad Krohn the drunken driver a free ride. are tough on drunken who Associated Press The federal agency that tests can be sobering news for those intoxicated. Military It may be getting tougher for po- and approves devices such as the don't drive while says those innocent lice departments around the country breathalyzer says that--so far-- F. Lee Bailey Surveyed charges might be picked up to keep "lead-footed" drivers and it hasn't encountered widespread of such to boost their ar- On D/A Use "weaving willies" off the road. reports or problems with the test- by police trying ing device. rest records. A worldwide survey to radar. People sus- But the National Highway Traffic Bailey offers advice on how to determine alcohol and drug First, it was Safety Administration says it's run- steer clear of such officers in a use in the military has been pected of speeding started challeng- tests. Results of new book called: "How to Protect initiated by the Depart- ing assumptions that the speed de- ning further Yourself Against Cops in California ment of Defense. tection devices were accurate enough those tests are expected sometime Places." To continue through No- to pick out a car exceeding the later this year. and Other Strange from experience. He was vember, the survey will be speed limit. He writes of a drunken driving charge administered to about Now, questions are being raised (AP)--A prominent lawyer says the acquitted this year in San Francisco. 26,000 military members at about the breathalyzer--the machine battle among states to prove they earlier some 60 sites, according to used as the standard court test for Dr. John H. Johns, Deputy drunken driving cases in 39 states. Assistant Secretary of De- But the questions aren't from de- fense for Drug and Alcohol charged with driving while Abuse Prevention. fendants In addition to reflecting intoxicated. They're from Smith the extent of drug and alco- and Wesson, which has been building ("No hol use in the military serv- the breathalyzer for 30 years. ices, the survey is expected The Springfield, Mass., firm is to provide information on urging all police departments that physical, social and work own breathalyzers to test the equip- consequences, including ment. The problem? Smith and Wesson dependence. says interference from police radios The survey is voluntary, or even A-M/F-M radios could throw thanks. and individual responses readings off. will be anonymous. Similar machine believes the flaw sur- to one administered in 1980, The company of a which found that overall faced only recently because drug use had decreased large increase in the use of police since an earlier survey con- radios over the past few years. ducted in 1974, the survey It probably would have gone unde- will be administered to ran- tected for many more years. But domly selected enlisted and earlier this year, New Jersey state officer personnel of the four police noticed their 1970's model services. breathalyzer was giving erratic "This survey is one of our readings. driving." ways of ensuring that we define the true nature of the About five percent of the 10,000 Johns said. problem," Dr. breathalyzers in use by police de- Four words partments around the country could be affected. They might read too that may save your life high--making it appear a sober driv- er is smashed--or too low--giving or someone else's V"ednesday, November 1, 1982 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Bodyguards protect heavyweight champs? RI Local Sports Notes ILnmmb umL m Due to a lack of interest in a (CPI)--Even big buys need bodyguards, ion Larry Holmes--who's not bad with softball draft, Special Services is an(' that's where Robert Digiulio his fists himself. NBA now accepting rosters for the Mens' comes in. Digiulio is presently on a nation- Recreational Softball League. Dead- Digiulio guards heavyweight champ- wide tour, looking for other securi- (UPI)--In action last night in the line for rosters is Nov. 5 at 4:30 ty types to square-off in the "Bat- NBA, here's how the scoreboard look- p.m. For more information, call Boxing tle of the Bodyguards"--a competi- ed: 2560. ((PI)--Heavyweight Renaldo Snipes, tion to be held at Caesars Palace New Jersey 118 San Diego 100 who upset Trevor Berbick last month, in Las Vegas. Atlanta 105 Washington 88 A new slowpitch softball team-- has been named "Boxer of the Month" Neither the contest date nor the Detroit 128 Cleveland 119 "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"-- by the International Boxing Writers prize money has been set yet, but Kansas City 119 Milwaukee 112 is now forming for the men's up- Association. Digiulio says he expects top prize Seattle 120 Utah 92 coming slowpitch softball league. Snipes was winless in three money to run as high as 925,000. We need you! You say you don't straight fights after notching 22 Contestants will be judged on NHL play like Reggie Jackson--that's victories. But then he decisioned strength, martial arts, firearm ex- o.k., because we don't either. BIerbick, who was in line for a pertise and a written examination. (UPI)--On the ice in the NHL, last Bht we do plan on enjoying the title shot against World Boxing night's scores were: softball season anyway! The team council champion Larry Holmes. Minnesota 7 Hartford 6 will have a meeting, Thurs., Nov. Holmes will defend his title for Reef Raiders Vancouver 5 Quebec 2 4, at Cooper Field (softball field the 13th time later this motnh in a Attention Reef Raiders: The Reef Pittsburgh 3 N.Y. Islanders 1 #2) at 7 p.m. For more informa- bout against fifth-ranked Randy Raiders Dive Club will hold a gene- Montreal 5 New Jersey 4 tion, please call Steve at 4794 or "Tex" Cobb in the Houston Astrodome. ral business meeting Thursday, Nov. St. Louis 4 Detroit 2 Jim at 2914. The fight will be the second this 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dive Shack. year for the unbeaten Holmes. Last Members should come and participate. NFL Special Services is now offering une in Las Vegas, Holmes stopped Non-members--come and join. Adult Golf Lessons given by Moose previously unbeaten Gerry Cooney in NEW YORK (UPI)--Negotiators met for Claxton. The class will be held on the 13th round. Holmes has held the Attention Reef Raiders: There will only two hours yesterday in an ef- Wednesdays and Fridays from 5 p.m. title for more than four years. be a night dive Sat., Nov. 6, at fort to end the 44-day-old strike to 6 p.m. beginning Nov. 10th and Windmill Beach. The festivities will between NFL players and owners, but will run through Dec. 10th. The begin at 7 p.m. with a cookout. The a union spokesman later said the cost of the class is $25 and the Karate dive will start about 9:30 p.m. and two sides seem to be getting closer. .class size is limited to five- stu- follow up with a bonfire complete dents. For more information, please with marshmellows and entertainment. A league spokesman declined to call Kathy at 2560. Tourney Prizes will be given for various express "any optimism about a quick The final sign-ups for the Marl- shell finds. Come out and have a settlement." Sources say the union boro Bowling Classic will be Nov. night of great diving and fun. If now is prepared to make major com- A karate tournament will beheld B. And all sign ups will be at you don't have your COMNAVBASE night- promises. at the W.T. Sampson Elementary Alley. Also, diving certificate, now's your chance the Marblehead Bowling School Auditorium on Nov. 7 at the final sign-ups for the Marl- to get it. All you need is an open- 1 p.m. Events will include wea- will be on Nov. water diving certification, a com- GBYAA Meeting boro Golf Classic pons demo, street-style self-de- 9th. And all sign-ups will be at pass, a dive light (back-up light The GBYAA meeting has been changed fense, demo, plus fighting and ka- the Golf Course. For further in- recommended), and a spirit of adven- and starting this month, the meeting tas. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place tro- formation, contact your Bowling or ture. will be held the third Wednesday of phies will be awarded. To enter Golf manager. And please note: each month. This was voted on by the fighting, the cost is $7. To There will be no late entries. enjoy the events, admission is Local Tennis all members present at the last meet- katas ($5), general public adults ing, and it passed. The next GBYAA On Thursday, Nov. 4, at 7 p.m., ($2) and kids, 13-and-under, ($1). Sign ups are open for the Nov. 6-7 meeting is Nov. 17th at 7 p.m. in the Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club is To enter contest, please contact "draw-doubles tournament" until the Hospital classroom. Come out having a meeting in the Game Room 3 p.m. Thursday. E.L. Phelps (3rd Dan) at 6300 DWH, and join us. at the BOQ to go over sail boat Harry Frank (2nd Dan) at 6351 DWH, racing rules. Persons interested or 2413 AWH and Loyd Gilbert, tourn- in participating in the sail boat ament manager, 6366 DWH or 2337 AWH. declassified races are invited to attend. Found Small sum of money near UOFFI AT=Anytime, DWH=During Working Hours, AWH=After Working Hours. 1972 Honda CB100. Engine has been (WINDWARD). Owner may claim by rebuilt recently, runs great and identifying amount, denominations, looks great, $300 firm. Call 6366 and general . area where lost. China cabinet, $450 negotiable. Two matching book cabinets/stereo DWH or 2337 AWH. Call AWH only at 3255. Need to see. cabinets, can be used for either or Call 3737 even days only. Two girls' ten-speed bikes in good both. Each is appros. 6'x3'x2'. Toys just in time for Christmas: condition, $80 ea. Call 2980 AWH. Lost wooden blocks, $3.50; dolly pops, One cabinet has a pull-down door Lost in Villamar area, Halloween Sears 19,000 $2.50; Fisher Price shopping carts which makes a desk top, perfect for BTU a/c, runs great, night. Gold plastic sword case $150. Available (includes play food), $7.50 and bill writing or homework. Comes Dec. 2. Call belonging to a Viking costume. with installed lights which 2815 AWH. Call 3254 AT. $8; dolls, and combination stove, refrigerator, sink, and microwave illuminate shelves. Plenty of room Whirlpool washer and dryer. Washer Two water coolers, one size 5 (will include play dishes and for books, stereo, etc. Both washes but the dryer needs repair, "Coaches Choice" soccer ball, one coffee pot) and it's made of cabinets for $275 or $150 each. $50 for both. Call 4370 DWH or green gym bag at Granadillo Field sturdy plastic, $25. Call 4341 AT. Call 2872 DWH or 2873 AWH until 2768 AWH. Saturday, Oct. 23. Please call 9 p.m. Infant travel bed, $5; crib with 4716 DWH or 3447 AWH. Girls warm clothes for your trip to One German Shepard Dog for sale, mattress Grandma's. New Healthtex pants and bumper pad, $60; Gerry Umbrella stroller, Monday, Oct. 25, black and tan in color. AKC regis- sets, 6 and 6X, $10 each; hand bath, $1.50; Johnny Jump-Up, $5. at the Marine Exchange parking lot. tered and owner hold certificate. knitted white pullover sweater, All items in excellent condition. It's brown and beige corduroy with Interested person, please call size 7, new, price for boy or Call Sue at 4683 DWH or 4286 AWH. a canopy top. Reward offered. 2540/4275 or 4380 AT. girl, $12. Call 4341 AT. -Ladies blouses in size 10, various Call 4134 DWH or 3468 AWH and ask Clutch cable, brake cable, and colors and prints, new, $6.50 ea. for Kathie. Portable baby bed, great for front brake fluid hose for 400 - Call 4341 AT. traveling or as a lightweight 900 cc Kawasaki motorcycle. Con- cruiser, twin Wanted portable alternate bed, brand new, tact HM3 J. Miracle at Rm. 211, 1979 31 ft. Wellcraft Call C.I. Mercury V-8 inboards draft I need someone to sponsor my husband comes with mattress. DN BEQ H5, or call 7238 DWH. 350 in exchange for housesitting/pet- Anderson at 4563 AWH. 34", beam 11'6". AC, 4 KW Onan Baby crib, brown wood, excellent sitting for December 17 through Stereo console, needs turntable generator, Sitex Loran "C", VHF, condition; two seater stroller with 28. Please call PNSN Pearce DWH at repaired,. AM/FP tuner, eight-track, CB, swim platform, bow sprit, a cover, also good size wheels; 4235 or 4370. cabinet in good condition. Asking pressure &hot water, shore power, prices negotiable. If interested $50. Call 2980 AWH. syncronizer, stereo and much more! Dental X-ray technician to work on call 3771. 1978 Johnson Sea Horse 6 HP outboard Serious inquiries only! $43,900! Fridays, with the civilian dentist, room furniture: one nine 4807/4349 AT. motor, tank, security lock, plugs Living Call from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Call 3325. with matching love seat and shear pins, nearly new--only 40 foot couch Dunebuggy, red fiberglass, engine Want to buy a four or six chair and a seven foot heavy duty coffee hours, call 4807/4349 AT, $400. newly rebuilt. Price negotiable. dining room set or dinette set. table. Must see to appreciate. Call 3140 AT. In December, will sell three Guinea Call 3728 AT. Asking $400. Call 3344 AT. Pigs, one regular and two Peruvian Two a/c's: 24,000 BTU, good shape A dresser or chest of drawers 1971 Pontiac Catalina, PS, PB, AM/ type. Also have a family of has been charged and new motor an suitable )r a boy's room. cassette deck, good condition Call domestic mice, tan, and black and FM energy saver installed less than 2983 AWH. and very dependable transportation, white in color for sale. These one year ago, $125; 8,000 BTU, excellent condi- Blender in good shape. Call 3254 AT. pets are ideal for people who enjoy $1400; one a/c in excellent shape, has new motor, tion, $150; one a/c in fair condi- Would the person who borrowed my small pets; Interested persons, motor shaft, and fan installed less tion, $75; available in late Nov. soldering gun please return it to please call Kim at 2540. than one year ago, $100. Call 4842 or early Dec. Call 3407 AT after Reid. Call 2506 AWH. 1968 DWH or 3866 AWE and ask for T. C. Olds Cutlass, runs but needs 2 p.m. work done on Transmission and Services battery, $100. Available immedi- DAILY ENERGY USAGE Nom & Daughter willing to house and ately. Call 3407 AT after 2 p.m. animal sit in November and December. Akai reel-to-reel tape recorder, Water Electricity Call Sue at 4683 DWH, 4286 AWH. $250; Craig 8-track tape player, Use: 9 0 Gallons Use: 267,900 KWE Need your grass cut? Calll 4480. $30; Simmons queensizehide-away- D.Q bed, $300. Call 6460 AT. ; ,. $5,705 $26,936 Will take orders for Chris tmas on Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 256,100 KWH doll dresses (11 1/2" doll s); make g6,276 $25,749 your orders now and call 4 480. mance catamaran sailboat; complete with all accessories, "Rocket" ---- For Sale trailer included. I'm getting Total shorter by the minute, so I'll let Use: $32,641 Wood desk in fair condition )n, $50. this $3000 value go for $2495. Call Target: $32,025 Made in Spain. Call 2980AAWH. Highstone at 4527 DWH or 2815 AWH.

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