Gitmo III, the Naval AP - President Bush Is in Fighting, Noting' "Itwill Save by the Iraqi Forces

Tomorrow's flight r mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmj Energy Conservation 727 a Water Usage a NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27 Wednesday, Feb. 27 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Goal: 900 K Goal: 315,000 KWH Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Storage: 9.8 MIL -- 71% Cost $39,375 Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Production: 1.3 MIL Usage: 306,600 NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 1.4 MIL See page 3 Cost: $38,325 I. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJg Cost in Norfolk: $22,995 I Guantanamo Daily Gazette 0 Vol. 47 -- No. 039 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, Februrary 28, 1991 Water condition 'Gulf War i ; Bravo over Guantanamo Bay - Due to repairs planned for Gitmo III, the Naval AP - President Bush is in fighting, noting' "Itwill save by the Iraqi forces. Residents Base will be in Water Condition Bravo declaring a quick, decisive the blood of our sons." of Kuwait City have been from midnight, Monday, March 4, to and midnight, Baghdad - Iraq has ordered its just victory in the Gulf War. Even before Tuesday, March 5. Iraq re- praising President Bush, There is no clothes washing, car troopstostopfighting. In astate- And Iraq apparently is ac- ment broadcast on Baghdad sponded to the allied cease- America and its soldiers, par- washing or lawn watering during this 24-hour period. Residents need radio, the Iraqi military said knowledging its defeat. A fire, it had raised Iraqi hopes ticularly those who died. Says to con- military spokesman serve as much water as possible. President Bush was forced to on that the war's end was near. a Kuwaiti doctor, the Kuwaitis Although repairs will only take a ounce this cease-fire because Baghdad radio has ordered Iraqi soldiers in Baghdad cele- will never forget the blood of few hours, it takes additional hours to Rhe allied troops suffered heavy Iraq's troops to stop fighting. brated by shooting off their those soldiers. bring Gitmo III back on line. During this casualties in battle with the Iraqi Iraq alsois promising to accept weapons, time the base will not produce water and Republican Guard. machine guns, pis- Iraq's promise to abide by consumption will be from storage wa- all the United Nations' resolu- tols and anti-aircraft guns. the U.N. resolutions has come ter. To reduce the amount of water used Baghdad - In Baghdad, there tions on Kuwait. There also has been cele- in the form of a letter from from storage, the base instituted Water are reports of celebrations over There Condition Bravo for this upcoming 24- were still signs of bration in Kuwait, which is Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz to hour period. word that the fighting is over, as defiance when the military rejoicing the end of almost the Security Council. The March 6, residents well as reports By Wednesday, of violent anti- spokesman gave the stop-fir- can retumto nonal waterusage, butthe Saddam demonstrations. Cairo seven months of Iraqi occupa- council had earlier rejected a ing order. He claimed the base asks that you continue to conserve radio, monitored in Jerusalem, is al- tion. The joy has not been conditional peace offer from Gitmo's water resources to increase wa- reporting the demonstration lied cease-fire had been forced diminished even though the Iraq. The Security Council is ter storage levels. Thanks for your sup- against the Iraqi president. An by Iraq's military. But he also country is still learning the to meet today to further discuss port! Associated Press correspondent said Iraq is happy for the halt extent of the damage caused Gulf developments. in the Iraqi capital says soldiers have been firing their guns into the air and cheering. Shipping your pet takes lots of planning ahead Saudi Arabia - A senior U.S. military source says allied forces supervisor. "Members can standards aren't met. It must be sufficient ventilation. have devasted more than 40 of 42 By JO3 S. VELAZQUEZ now request a waiver to the pet large enough for the animal to Iraqi divisions in the four-day Space is limited on 11 guidelines in order to have stand up, turn around and lie flights. Requests for reserva- ground war. He days the surviv- Many people think of their ing remnants were being allowed more than two pets shipped, or down with r rmnal posture and tions will be handled on a first- pet as a part to returnhome when allied offen- of the family. if a pet needs to be shipped in body mo, .rents. Newspaper, come, first-serve basis. ['he sive operations were halted When a Permanent Change of other than a PCS status." shredded paper or absorbent most important thing to re- Wednesday at midnight eastern Station (PCS) date is known, Whenmaking reservations, material should be placed in time. member is to come to the pet owners need to make reser- passengers must present a DD the cage. Two small animals Transportation Office as soon vations for the transfer of their (Continued on page 3) Form 208, rabies vaccination (no more than 30 pounds total) as you know your trans er pets as soon as possible. certificate (or civilian equiva- can be shipped in the same date," said Payne. "You According to the Military lent) or DD 2209, Veterinary container. need to reserve a date, even if Airlift Command Pet Ship- Health Certificate, to the Pets should be lightly fed it's six months in advance. ment Program, there are a few Transportation Office as proof and owners must provide a Right now for example, we're USA guidelines you must follow. of ownership. Pregnant pets drink before turning them in booked all through August. So Passengers must be on PCS need a veterinary certification for shipment. You should also just come visit us as soon as News status and pets are defined as declaring there is no risk of exercise the animal before you have your transfer date." cats and dogs only. "We have birth occuring during the trip. bringing them to the terminal Whether Fido or Patches made some arrangements San Diego - The President with The petmustbe transported area. Some animals with snub comes along with the family Bush's cease-fire Naval declaration is Military Personnel in an International Air Trans- noses may experience respira- can depend on an early visit to raising skepticism among some Command," said Dottie port approved container. tory San Diego-base sailors, difficulty in flight. Con- the Transportation Office. So who say Payne, Transportation Office Travel can be denied if they doubt Iraq is ready to put the tainers must have adequate plan ahead! down its weapons and stop firing its SCUD missiles. Navy Petty Officer Pat Mark of Knoxville, USS Mahan visits Guantanamo Bay for training Tenn., says she doesn't believe Guantanamo Saddam will release the POWs Bay - USS homing torpedo at a hostile Thayer Mahan. The first Ma- ship downing an air target with Mahan (DDG-42) and tell us where the bodies are is assigned submarine well outside of the han (DD-102), a general pur- the first Terrier missile, Feb. buried. to the Naval Surface Force, submarine's attack range. pose destroyer, was launched 14, 1961. In late 1961, Mahan U.S. Atlantic Fleet and is in Complimenting the ASROC at Quincy, Mass., Aug. 12, was selected to test out another U.S. - Americans are thrilled Gitmo for training. with the cease-fire. System are the two triple tube 1918 and servedinthe Atlantic system, the NTDS. One 19-year- Mahan's old Fayetteville, Ark. woman mission is anti-air torpedo launchers designed for and Caribbean until decom- After 13 years of almost warfare who had participated in the anti- (AAW), although the close-in ASW action. missionedin 1930. The second continuous operations in war rallies said, "That's ship wonder- is also equipped for anti- Mahan's Combat Informa- Mahan (DD-364) was to see Southeast Asia, Mahan re- ful, that's awesome." In Minne- submarine warfare (ASW). tion Center is equipped with considerable combat duty and turned to the U.S. for a much sota pro-war activist Yvonne Her main AAW battery is the Minor said there was the Naval Tactical Date Sys- served with distinction until needed overhaul at Bath Iron more ap- standard missile Two plause than she had seen before Terrier tem (NTDS), a communica- she was sunk by Japanese Works, Maine. She was re- missile system, and crying out of happiness she which is ca- tion and high speed digital data bombers off Leyte Gulf, Dec. commissioned on April 1, says there is also some skepti- pable of destroying enemy air- processing system that is used 7, 1944. 1975 and joined Destroyer cism. craft at great distances. The to correlate tactical data and The keel of the present Squadron Four, homeported at AAW battery consists of a dual display combat information. Washington - Four of the so- Mahan was laid at San Fran- Charleston S.C. The ship was purpose automatic rapid fire In this modem day of super- cisco called Keating Five senators say Naval Shipyard, July 31, redesignated DDG-42 July 1, they've been vindicated by a Sen- five inch gun and the Harpoon sonic attack aircraft and 1957. Three years later DLG- 1975, as part of a Navy-wide ate Ethics Committee finding that over-the-horizon surface-to- swiftly changing battle situ- 11 joined the fleet. reclassification system. no further action is warranted surface missile system, in can- ations, NTDS aids Mahan's With what has turned out to against them. The panel did say it ister launchers. Mahan's commanding of- found commanding officer in mak- be a string of firsts for Mahan, substantial questionable ASW ficer is Cmdr. Jimmie R. activity on the part of Senator weapons onboard ing necessary, accurate and she successfully launched the Alan Cranston, who could face Mahan include the Anti-Sub- rapid battle decisions. first operational ASROC tor- Jackson of Whiteface, Texas. Senate censure. marine Rocket Thrown Tor- The present Mahan is the pedo to be fired on the West Guantanamo Bay welcomes pedo (ASROC), which is ca- thirdU.S. Navy shiptobearthe Coast Jan. 31, 1961. This Mahan and wishes it success in (Continued on page 3) feat pable of firing an acoustical name of Rear Adm. Alfred was quickly followed by the her training here. PAGE 2, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1991, GUANTANAMo DAL.Y GAZETTE

jerk pork. Monday and Wed- neday, head on out to the club George Michael sings anti-war song and view some movies on the CL~UB LINE UPI -"Mother's Pride" is 1 is paying tribute to Paul bration of music, dance and big screen TV. The Windjam- the B-side of George Michael's Simon. theater will attract an audience mer Club is closed Tuesdays. current hit single, "Waiting for On that Saturday, the cable of half-a-million people. Clipper Club - 6330. that Day." But the anti-war television channels, "Weekend The first New York Interna- CPO Club - 2501. Don't Thursday evening build your song is being played more and Music showcase" will feature, tional Festival of the Arts was ownpizza for$7.50. Fridayand miss the opportunity to cele- more by radio stations across "Paul Simon in Concert." The held in 1988. Saturdayfeast on jerk pork and brate the beginning of the the country. As a result, it is 1980 concert captures the The festival will include the jerk chicken and then listen to weekend Friday during the moving quickly up Billboard's Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame kick-off of a nation-wide ob- the sounds of D.J. "Sensa- Goat Locker Social Hour from Top-100 Chart. Last week, it inductee and multi-Grammy servance of Cole Porter's 100th patrons tions." Have a good time n- 5 to 7 p.m. Authorized was number 48 with a bullet. winner at the Tower Theater in birthday celebration June 9. A round only. That evening have a dy.during the steamship Michael says, "Mother's Philadelphia, where he per- musical revue at Carnegie Hall buffet. You don't have to be prime rib and seafood dinner Pride" is, "Really about formed many of his solo and will starMarilyn Home, AlfA Mexican to enjoy Mexican and at 9 p.m., enjoy the sounds women's role in war." The tune Simon and Garfunkel hits. Drake, Margaret Whiti food during the Monday night of D.J. "Scorpio" in the Harbor is from his, "Listen without Throughout the day, VH-1 Michael Feinstein, Bobby fiesta. Wine and dine yourself Lights Lounge. Satrday, is- Prejudice" album, which has will also feature many rarely- Short, Loma Luft and Celeste over or a friend during the prime rib land residents can mosey sold about 5 million copies seen Paul Simon videos, in- Holm. and take part in a special, two/$15, mduayeve- to the club worldwide. It won Best Album cluding his, "Concert in Cen- Festival Chairman Martin Western evening with ning. Travel across the bay Country of the Year in the Annual Brits tral Park" with Art Garfunkel. Segal, former Chairman of the by D.J. "Scor- Wednesday and have a music provided good Awards, the British equivalent Lincoln Center for the Per- pio." morning, round time eating richly onthe stuffed Sunday of the Grammys. Organizers say performers forming Arts, says admission up the family and have a good monkfish with crab meat. from 23 countries will take part to more than half of the ticketed Brunch. Officer's Club - 2531. time at the Seafood In between the Ides of in the second New York Inter- or The clubisnow offering mouth performances will be $15 Monday, the club is closed, but March and St. Patrick's Day, national Festival of the Arts. less. Tickets will go on sale in watering desserts, ask about Tiusday, you can pick your there's March 26, the day VH- They predict the 26-day cele- April. own steak and cook it during them. Fiday, authorized pa- Steak Night. Wednesday pre- trons will have their chance to tend you're in New Orleans: start the weekend off right: All-you-can-eat Cajun cuisine, Geisha Social Hour, travel to adults, $12.95 and children, Japan and have a wonderful Telephone outages for entire base eve- $5.95. evening. For dinner that Guantanamo Bay - change numbers 4000 to 5000 call Security at 4105 for ning try the seafood bonanza. Windjammer Club - There will be a telephone will not have Autovon/Centrex emergencies. Public 2304. Authorized patrons can Saturday, enjoy the best view outage today from 4:30 to or incoming commercial long Works Communications you dine on start their weekend off right at on the island while 11:30 p.m. No Autovon/ distance service. Nor will these are presently adding new patrons the Windjammer Social from 4 the patio. Authorized Centrex or commercial numbers be able to call 2000, channels to the micro- to the bar for enter- to 6 p.m., Fday. Then, have a can venture long distance calls will be 3000, 6000 or 7000 numbers. wave system. The up- Snday, pleasurable evening in the din- tainment until 1 a.m. available at all on Lee- The 2000, 3000 and 7000 ex- grade is scheduled to be fresh baked pas- ing room when you wine and try the club's ward Point. However, tensions will not be able to call completedinmid-March. the buffet brunch. dine on the Neptune's Feast tries during Leeward Point residents 4000, 5000, or 6000 numbers. Although no further 'uesday, wine and dine your- and prime rib. The Windjam- will have local service, phone service outages are self or a friend during dinner: mer will be closed fgylday but will not be able to call All 4000 and 5000 exten- anticipated, some may round. If you can't evening for the SEABEE Ball, Steamship Windward. sions will not have emergency occur. For more informa- get out for lunch during the happy birthday SEABEES. On Windward, ex- (911) service and will have to tion, call 3401. Sunday, win some money dur- week, call the club and ing Bingo at 2:15, in the ball- they will pack a delicious room. That evening feast on lunch to go. Depression among elderly, Vitamin C risks News and Entertainment UPI - Depression appears be done to diagnose and treat team that found the leaves, News On Channel 2 to boost the risk of dying such patients. those of the southern beech 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 ALF among the elderly. 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT tree, 250 miles from the South (Atlanta) That's according to a study A nutritionist at the Univer- CH 10 11 ALIVE 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Pole. 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 by doctors at the Johns sity of Toronto School of It's not the first indication CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM (Atlanta) Hopkins School of Medicine Medicine says taking mega- CH 10 11 ALIVE 6:00 TAXI that Antarctica was once much NEWS 6:30 CH 7 ABC (National) 6:30 M*A*S*H and involving 454 patients doses of Vitamin C to help CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) warmer. In the 1980s, several 7:00 STAR TREK admitted to eight Baltimore- prevent orlessen the severity of CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) area nursing homes from Feb- a cold is not only ineffective, researchers found fossils of 7:00 CH 9 NBC NEWS (National) ruary 1987 to March 1988. but may pose, "several poten- microscopic marine plants and animals high in the Transan- Among the 57 patients diag- tial health risks." All movies begin at 7 p.m. i tarctic mountains. Those fos- nosed with, "Depressive Disor- Dr. George Beaton says Downtown Lyceum sils dated from as recently as der," 47.4 percent died within a those potential health risks A Cry in the Dark.Drama (PG-13). 2:01 year. That compares with a include irritation of the diges- 1.8 million years. 24.4 percent death rate among tive tract, diarrhea and kidney Leeward Lyceum the 82 patients with depressive stones. Church officials say Messenger of Death.Action (R).1:42 symptoms and a 29.8 percent Vitamin Cisthe singlemost they've been besieged with death rate among the remaining widely consumed nutritional requests from parents and pas- 315 subjects with no depres- supplement. It is taken by more tors on how to deal with chil- sion symptoms. than one-third of the U.S. dren confused about the Per- GITMO PEOPLE Dr. Barry Rovner and his population. colleagues say they're not sure Nobel Laureate Dr. Pauling sian Gulf War. Making repairs and inventoring beepers for Pubic Works Depart- what causes the higher death claimed large doses of Vitamin The results are two publica- ment Uitilities Division is the job of Supply Petty Officers like: rates among depressed nursing C prevented the common cold tions, "When Children Ask About War" and "Helping NAME: home patients. But they say the or reduced its severity. Beaton Robyn Verdin findings indicate more needs to says he's taken part in three Children and Youth Cope with HOMETOWN: major studies to investigate War: A Guide for Parents and Columbus, Ohio Guantanamo Daily Gazette Pauling's claim and, "We Congregations." TIME IN GITMO: Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba found that Vitamin C had no The "When Children Ask 1.5 years preventative effect." About War" brochure is an CHOICES: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER FOOD: Captain William C. McCamy ecumenical effort by the Coop- Pizza PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER According to widely ac- erative Disaster Child Care LCDR John Griffin cepted theories, most of Ant- HOBBY: ASST. PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Program, a network of people arctica is thought to have been Running JOCS Bill Dougherty trained to reach out and com- SPORT: covered by a permanent sheet EDITOR fort children intraumaticdisas- Bowling of ice for the past 15 million JO1 FredA. Dias ter situations. Itis administered SECRET TO SUCCESS: STAFF years or more. J03 Sandra Velazquez by the Church of the Brethren. My sense of humor. Now, the discovery of fos- JOSN Christine Corbin-Kruer The eight-page leaflet, MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: SA Adrian V. Bridges silized leaves suggests the now When I tripped down the steps at my graduation. Kristen L. Adkins "Helping Children And Youth Dori L Dueson frigid continent may've been IF I HAD 3 WISHES: much warmer as recently as 3 Cope with War" is the product To be rich, to buy a house and to be worry free. This is an authoized DoD publication. Con- terns are edited by Public Affairs and do not million years ago. Peter Webb, of the editors of the United neassarilyrefleheviewoftheUS.Navy.It NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People" isprinted fiveti mes weekly at governmentex- a professor at Ohio State Uni- Methodist Church's Sunday pease by Navy PPS Branch Office. versity in Columbus, led the School Curriculum. PAGE 3, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1991, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE

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We '85 Toyota 4 x 4 p/u, w/camper shell, AM/ summer), Tierra Kay hsng. have two 10 x20 tents for rent forthe day. Don't use hot water un- and 1 to 3 p.m.; Base Insurance Office less you really need it. FM cassette, tinted glass, new tires, de- Lighten and brighten a friend's day. Send hours: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 8 a.m. to 1p.m. Call 2645. Rinse dishes and operate pendable transp., $5,000. Call 4568/4199 one of our special silk flower balloon Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at Post 46 has a brand new game room for your garbage disposal DWH or 2712 AWH. bouquets. We have, Batman, Ninja the L/P facility, Tues., Mar. 5. your enjoyment, video games, pool with cold water. You'll BICYCLE Turtles, Mario Brothers and mylar bal- Don'tmiss the"Early BirdFleaMarket" tables andpinball. Come and check itout. save enewhl and the cost Girl's Free Spirit 10-spd., lime green, 24. loons. We deliver. Call Ellen at 2428. sponsored by Booster Club, Mar. 23, 8 to Let Post 46 cater your next party. We of heating the water. in., needs work on brakes, $10. Call 4203 Professionally decorated cakes, birthdays, 11 a.m. in the high school gym. Table have afull lineofmenu items andthe best DWH or 3783 AWH. holidays or just to say "I Love You." Call reservations, 3829 or 2815 AWH. prices on the base. Call Thomas at 2645. 2694 AWH. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS In the interest of trying toimprove the 17 ft. Bayliner in excel. cond., fully TWO WHEELERS Haley Lynn bornto Gary and Sherry quality of life in Gitmo, we would like to Photographic Memories would like to fill equipped, skis included, $4,200 neg. Call '82 Honda 200T Twinstar, great running Grady, Feb. 20, 1991, 6 lbs., 11 oz. hear hour ideas of what we can do to your photo needs. Family or individual 3033. cond., good paint job, helmet, vest in- BRAVO ZULU makeyourtourheremore enjoyable. Call photos. We also take passport photos. Call 12 x 23 pontoon, unfinished, but have cluded, only $800. Call Fredat 4502 DWH To all the hospital staff for helping deliver us at 2645, Post 46/SNCO Lounge. Ace orLinda at2707. most of materials to finish, $800 OBO. or 2840 AWH. our daughter Haley Lynn, Feb. 20, 1991. Susie's Lumpia House is open for busi- ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES Call 4706 DWH or 2947 AWH. '85 Honda 80 Elite scooter, only 3,500 To all persons of the Caribbean Naval ness. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mon.- Come and see "Butterflies are Free," Mar. Pontoon boat, all safety equip., new paint, miles, excel. running cond., must see, MasonicLodgewhovolunteeredtheirtime Fri., 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat 21, 22, 23,7:30p.m. andMar. 24, 2 p.m., at trailer, $2,500. Call Tim at 2656. $900. Call 2840 AWH. to install thenew book racks on the pews in Professional tax preparation avail. by Saturday's. Contains adult subject matter, '71jetboat,455Olds, skipole,newstarter, WANIED the Base Chapel. Greatjob, the book racks Sheila English. By appt only AWH and cash bar. Call 2921. fresh tune-up, good solid trailer, $32. Call 60s style dress w/buttons or zipper in back look great, you deserve a pat on theback. weekends. Call 2609 DWH, leave msg. Tickets on sale Sat., Mar. 2, for GBLT's Peggy at 4267 DWH or 2824 AWH. foruse in a upcoming play, size 10/12. Call GBYAA for your generous donation to- Professional tax preparation service performance of"Butterflies areFree" at the 14.5 ft., tri-hull w/half cabin, Johnson 35 Brenda at 4734 DWH or 3509 AWH. wards the Cub Scout Sports Program. avail. by Kate Featherston. Appt, 3979. Mall Atrium from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cost is hp, w/parts for second eng. CB radio, out- Spark plug wires for 360 cu. or any 8-cyl. L/P 1st Class Association for supporting Furniture Store has a nice assortment of $5/adults and $3/students. riggers, cooler, extra materials for you to Call 3081. the Pinewood Derby. Cub Scouts of Amer- carpets and throw rugs now in stock. Women of theChapel meeting, Tues., Mar. add your own personal touch, safety YARD SALES Oriental designs also avail. 5, 6:30 p.m., at the chapel for an organ equip., trailer, $3,000. Call 5346 DWH or Corinaso-116 Sat., Mar. 2, 8to 10a.m., ShoptheDive Shopnextto theMini Mart concert. Dutch treat at McDonald's follow- 3167 AWH. no early birds, pre-packout sale, 10-spd. WORLD NEWS. fin. pg.1 for all you dive equipment and supplies. ing program. Babysitting avail. Call CAREER bike, baby and toddler clothes, toys. Home lay-a-way at MCX, Fumiture Rhonda at 3553. Two dark brown, excel. cond., 8 x 12,$75 Kittery Beach - 363-C Sat., Mar. 2, 7 Iraq -- Elements of the 101st Air- Store and Dive Shop is easy. Take your GBOWC board meeting, Wed., Mar. 6, 7 ea. Two tan, very good cond., 12 x 18, a.m. til ?, packout sale, everything goes, selections with you and remember, no p.m., in the PlantationRm. of the COMO borne Division remain on duty less $125 ea. Call 4303. waterbeds, washer, dryer, misc. interest charges. Avail. to authorized Club. The Education Auction is up for dis- than 150 miles from Baghdad, the 9x 12brown,$75.9x 12,marble$75. Call Villamar-713-D2nd.St.,Sat., Mar. 2,7 customers. cussion, so plan to attend. 2096. a.m. til ?, children's, women's and mater- Allies' deepest ground penetration New shipment of Panasonic and Tech IBANIN COMPUTERS nity clothes, breast pump, lamps, jewelry, into Iraqi territory. More than nics electronic items just received at CPO NAVLEAD course, quotas avail. for Commodore 64 w/monitor, disc drive, kitchen items much more. 8,000 U.S. soldiers were dropped Main Store. CPO class, Mar. 4, FTG and Mar. 11, Naval modum, lots of programs, excel. cond., Villamar -273-D Sat., Mar. 2,7:30 a.m. into the area yesterday, cutting off Limited electronic repair serviceis now hospital. Call Lt. Meade at 4511. must sell, $450 OBO. Call 2840 AWH. til ?, no early birds, justmoved in, no room an escape route for fleeing Iraqi avail. We also do insurance estimates. YOUTH ACTIVITIES DIVE.GEAR for storage, misc. items. forces. Call 2312, Mon-Fri., 3 to 5:30 p.m., Sat., Teens in grades 9-12invitedto submit new US Divers twin 50 set-up, $200. Mares Villamar-542-DSat.,Mar. 2,7:30a.m. 1 to 4 p.m., located next to Barber Shop. names for Saturday's Teen Club. Get crea- spear points, two, $10 ea. Dive knife, $20. til ?, backyard sale, plants and misc. items. Saudi Arabia -- Several hours MWR NOTS tive - it's your club. FMI, call 4075. Call 6250 DWH or 2556 AWH. Villamar -- 239-A 5th SL, Sat. 7:30a.m. td Interested in what's playing at the lyce- Pre-teens can head out to the Youth Ctr. after the cease-fire began, a senior Sherwood Silhouette BC, XL, shorty wet ?, no early birds, winter clothes, (mens & ums? Call Info. Office at 3845, after 5 Sat., Mar. 2, 6 p.m., to challenge their suit, XL, new, Dacor 92 tank, Sherwood womens) children's clothes, toys, bowling military source in Riyadh, Saudi p.m. Break the TV habit, go to a movie. friends in a video tourney. Call 4075. regulator, compass, DACOR sonsole, oc- balls, tricycle and much more. Arabia, said the guns on the battle- Wonder what's for lunch or dmner at the Youth Cr. is the site of a dance for 3rd topus, weight belt and 12 lbs. weights, field apparently had fallen silent. CPO Club? Call the Hot Line, at 7942. graders only, Sat., Mar. 2, 3 to 5 p.m. $450. Call 4304. He said, "Wewillnotgo into offen- the library Sleepy-Tune Story Hour, Admission fee $2. Call 4075. Med., Sherwood BC, regular w/console, sive positions unless attacked." Tues. evenings, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Chil- Teens invited to a beach party at Kittery 80 tank, needs hydro, med. full body wet dren under 6 yrs. with an adult. Wear Beach, Sat., Mar. 9, noon to 3 p.m. Snacks suit, spear gun, two pair of fins and masks, pajamas and bring your favorite bedtime USA NEWS. fm. pg. 1 provided for small fee. Register at Youth two weight belts, $300. Call 3091. animal/doll. Call 4541. Ctr. by Fri., Mar. 8, 4 p.m. FMI, 4075. EURNIIURE Are you pregnant and want to exercise? It's a dance and you're invited. Be ready to Book shelf bunk bed and mattress, $25. S Washington -- The head of the The Training Zone Fitness Ctr. has VHS dance the night away. Pre-teens invited to Dresser, $40. Chest, $20. Call 2467 AWH. Congressional Budget Office is video cassettes. The cassettes are free to Saturday's,Fri., Mar. 8,7to 10p.m. Admis- Pull out bed/couch, good cond., shelves warning lawmakers that the cost of the public. Call 3846. sion fee. Call 4075. lift up to reveal storage, includes mattress, American military and economic Children 12/under design a T-shirt logo Teens invited to a hot dog eating contest at $100. Call 4304. programs in the Middle East after based on the theme: "April is the Month the Youth Cr., Fri., Mar. 8. FMI, 4075. Dinette table w/padded chairs, super for a the Gulf War could exceed the cost of the Military Child." Submit ideas to Come out to the Youth Cir., Sat., Mar. 16 sm. breakfast area, $50 OBO. Call 5346 pre-school, CDC or FC at Stop 13, NLT of the war itself. He says the post- and enter the pickle eating contest. Open to DWH or 3167 AWH. war costs are the source of greatest Mar. 1. Call 2159/3553/2206. pre-teens only. FMI, 4075. Early American couch, ottoman, coffee Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine Pre-teens, wear your old clothes and enter table and rocker, $100 set. Sm. end table. uncertainty. with your stuffed monkfish, at the Clip- the waterballoon toss contest Sat.,Mar. 16, $10. Desk, $15. Recliner, $20. Call 2592. per Club, Wed., Mar. 6. FMI, 6330. at the Youth Ctr. FMI, 4075. Coffee table and two matching end tables, Washington -- Ronald Reagan's Ireatyourself and atnendto dmneratthe Pre-teens invitedto Youth Cr. Thurs., Mar. glass tops, w/cane woven design under former National Security Adviser Clipper Club, Wed., Mar. 13, the menu 14,6 p.m. to participate in "Crazy Games." John Poindexter is asking a federal includes a Cuban sandwich for $3.95. FMI, 4075. appeals courtto overturn his five FMI, 6330. Pre-teen members invited to a clubmeeting Flight Sch. from page one felony convictions in the Iran- Marblehead Bowling Cr. Snack Bar at the Youth Cir. Wed., Mar. 13, 6 p.m. for the week of Mar. 2 is breaded Contra scandal. Poindexters law- special Make plans for the summer. FMI, 4075. Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart fish sandwich w/cauliflower, Mar. 3to Need help with your homework? Pre-teens yers will tell a judge panel that the Mar. 9, corn dog w/cauliflower. invited to the Youth Crr. Tues., Mar. 19, 6 727 3/8 NAS Norfolk - 8:00 a.s. 11:30. trial judge did't do enough to guard New hours for Happy Snapper Fish Gitmo noon p.m., to receive help on homework and eat Kingston 1230 pm. 1:00 pm. against testimony given to Con- House: Sun., 2 to 6 p.m.; Mon.-Thurs., 3 pizza. FMI, 4075. Gitmo 215 p. 3:20 pm. gress under immunity. to 8 p.m.; Fri., 4 to 10p.m.; Sat, 10 a.m. Villamar pool, pre-teen pool party Fri., NAS Narfalk 6:15 pm. to 10 p.m. Mar. 15, 7 to 10 p.m. Sm. fee. FMI, 4075. NOTE:If you hangifliga. notify th teamiai PAGE 4, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1991, GUANTANAMO DAILY Gszrm SPORTS Sports Blue Jays keep Stieb, Orioles land their ace pitcher Roundup UPI - The Toronto Blue Left fielder George Bell Howell is seeking to come ing for the Los Angeles Raid- Jays picked up the option on arrived at the Chicago Cubs back from a shoulder injury ers in NFL January. the contract of pitcher Dave Mesa, Ariz., spring training that sidelined him for half of Dr. Steve Joyce, the Royals League president - The Stieb, giving the veteran camp yesterday. He signed as a last season. NFL has re-established the posi- team physician, started tion of league president. The jobs pitcher a raise in the process. free agent during the winter, Almost the entire Phillies Jackson on an exercise pr been filled by New York business Stieb is the winningest Bell did not work out with team worked out for the first gram. g executive Neal Austrian, who'll pitcher in the franchise history the other position players who time yesterday. The only miss- handle the league's business and financial tasks. and threw a no-hitter last year are early arrivals. The full ing players were outfielders Sil GBYAA on the way to his best season. squad is required to report by Campusano and Julio Peguero, Basketball NBA He finished with an 18-6 rec- Friday. However, the only who were expected to arrive Senior Divisiion Kings - Sacramento has ord and a 2.93 ERA. players missing are infielder later. Feb. 24 placed forward Anthony Bonner Under the terms of a con- Jose Vizcaino and right fielder The Phillies will play their Sunday game results on their injured list. Bonner has Spurs 46, Celtics 26 refractured his left foot. His pre- tract signed in 1985, Stieb was Andre Dawson. first intra-squad game March 6 Steelman 44, Bulls 37 vious injury kept him out of 17 scheduled to receive $1.7 mil- Jack McDowell is pro- and open the spring-training High scorers games earlier this season. lion this season. But the club ejected as S. Farris, 24 (Spurs) the Chicago White schedule two days later against P. Hauge, 9 (Celtics) said NHL it, "re-adjusted the salary Sox opening day starter, al- Boston. D. Spencer, 19 (Steelman) figures within the contract." though manager Jeff Torborg R. Farias, 19 (Bulls) Penguins - Pittsburgh's de- In Vero Beach, Fla., Los Standings fensiveman Peter Taglianetti has With the season still more refused to commit to the right- Angeles Dodgers right-hander Win Loss Ties rejoined the team aftersuffering a than five weeks away, the handed. Torborg said he Orel Hershiser tested his surgi- Steelman 3 0 1 collapsed Bulls 2 1 1 lung in a Feb. 11 game Baltimore Orioles have their wantedtowaitbefore officially call repaired shoulder again in Edmonton. The Penguins also Spurs 2 2 0 Celtics 0 4 0 announced that goaltender Wen- opening day pitcher, Ben announcing a starter. yesterday. He threw batting dell Young suffered a dislocated McDonald. White Sox position players practice for the second time. Junior Division right shoulder in the second pe- Manager Frank Robinson reported for physical yester- Hershiser has not pitched Feb. 27 riod of the Los Angeles game and said of McDonald, was returning to Pittsburgh. "He's my day, but shortstop Ozzie since last April. He was on the Wednesday's games results ace." Orioles pitching legend Guillen was absent. Team offi- mound for 10 Ninja 15, Lakers 10 minutes yester- Bulls 19, Jr. Jordans 17 COLLEGE Jim Palmer is slated for his cials said Guillen was expected day, throwing 62 pitches and High scorers Post season - College bas- firstpre-season startMarch 11, for today's first full squad sixwarmups. Afterwards, Her- J. Douglas, 4 (Turtles) ketball teams are preparing for J. Swope, 4 (Lakers) against the Boston Red Sox. workout. shiser said he "felt good." J. post-season tournaments. Several Cook, 6 (Bulls) Palmer is M. Smalls, 4 conference tournaments begin attempting to be- KenHowell of the Philadel- The Kansas City Royals (Jr. Jordan) come Standings this weekend. Those tournaments the first Hall of Famer to phia Phillies reported no prob- will know in about two weeks Win Loss continue through March 10 as resume his major-league ca- lems yesterday after throwing ifBo Jackson can play opening Jr. Jordans 3 1 teams battle for the 64 berths in reer. Fifty-three players at- off a mound for first time at day. Jackson Turtles 3 1 the NCAA championship event. the arrived in camp at Bulls 1 3 UNLV - School officials tended the Orioles official spring training in Clearwater, Haines City, Fla., yesterday on Lakers 1 3 say the defending NCAA champi- camp opening yesterday. ca. crutches. He injured ahipplay- ons, UNLV Running Rebels, are NHL not in danger of losing starters Wednesday's results Larry Johnson and George Ackles GITMO ATHLETICS Timberwolves Detroit 5, Montreal 3 for the upcoming Big West tour- BOWLING MARTIAL ARTS Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 4 nament because of rule viola- head for the Toronto 7, New Jersey 3 tions. Tidewater - Tidewater Navy Tae Kwon Do Program - The Calgary 4, Edmonton 2 Bowling tournament, meeting Tuesday, Manne Hill Dojo haR Tae Kwon Do cave as Boston Vancouver 4, Pittsburgh 3 TENNIS April 2, at 5 p.m., at Marblehead Lanes. classes Mon., Wed., and Fri. Children's Rules, format, divisions, dates and sign- classes 5-6:30 p.m., Adult's classes 7- McEnroe - Top seed John ups will be discussed. FMI call 3014. 8:30 p.m., Insurance $35/'ear. Classes lets the Bird fly NBA McEnroe survived a slow start to Registration is $12. $15/month. FMI or to register, call Wednesday's results defeat Ramesh Krishnan 7-5, 6-3 Bowler of the Month - Touma- MWR at 3845. UPI - The Minnesota Boston 116, Minnesota 111 last night in the second round of ment is set for March 3. Sign-ups start at Dallas 108, Indiana 104 12:30p.m. Timberwolves came to Boston the Volvo Tennis tournament in Seefolder at Bowling Center OFFICERS CLUB Philadelphia 107, Atlanta 103 Chicago. McEnroe had to rally desk for advance sign-ups/rules. Event Garden hoping to find the ag- Orlando 124, Phoenix 116 is handicap. FMI, call Walt at 4814 or Tennis-EveryTues.,at6p.m.,is from a 3-1 deficit in the first Utah 118, Golden State 103 set. 2357. Ladies Nite Out. Come ing Larry Bird in a slump. Virginia on out to the Charlotte 96, Sacramento 90 Slims - Number ______O'Club Tennis courts for some great The 34-year-old Celtic for- three seed Katerina Maleeva of BRIDGE CLUB tennis. Bring your own racquet and College Bulgaria advanced to the third balls. Call Traci at 4281 AT. ward broke out of his shooting round when Pascale Paradise of Bridge Group - The winners of slump last night by scoring 35 the All Hands Bridge game on Feb. 25 Basketball France withdrew in the second set REEF RAIDERS were Carol/Art Corsano, Ann William- points and leading Boston to a with an ankle injury at the Vir- son/Fred Costin and Paul Olds/Mike Pool - A pool tournament will he 116-111 Top 25 ginia Slims of Palm Springs. Rain victory. Garvey. Bridge is played every Monday at the Clipper Club Mon., March 11, at Bird Wednesday's results washed out many other matches. night at 6:30 p.m. FMI call Janice at 7p.m. Participants register at6:30p.m. had connected on just Duke (8) 79, Clemson 62 4892. $2 fee. FMI call 6330. 17 of 55 field-goal attempts in Okla. St. (12) 80, Nebraska (15) 69 GOLF his previous three games. LSU (18) 79, Florida 66 Connecticut 62, Seton LPGA - CAPTAIN'S CUP RECREATION Hall (20) 60 Cindy Raricks is But he hit 12 of 21 against Miss. St. (23) 94, Auburn 76 the Softball meeting - A Captain's Fun run & walk-- NSGA/Co."L first-round leader at this the weekends LPGA event in Hawaii. Cup Softball meeting is set at the Base will sponsor a 5k fun run/walk on Sat. Timberwolves, including Gym for GOLF Her 5-under-par 66, put her one Wed., March 20, at 5 p.m. March 23. There is a $10 entry fee, four three-pointers. Rosters are now being accepted. FMI, proceeds go to a scholarship shot ahead of Karen Davies, Hol- program. Here are the first-round leaders at the call 2560. There will T-shirts awards The three-time most valu- lis Stacy be and give LPGA tournament in Wailea, Hawaii: and Brandi Burton. PGA for 1st to 3rd places in both male and able player, who has been players tee off Thursday in Mi- Cindy Rarick 32-34 66, -5 catorgies, ages 29 and below Brandi ami. CORRALfemaleCORRALand 30 and up. FMI call Paul at 3900/ plagued by back problems, Burton 34-33 67, -4 Karen Davies 33-34 Walker Cup - Chicago Fleet package-The MWR Corral 3571. also had nine rebounds and 67, -4 offers the fleet Sat, rides from 4-7 p.m. Hollis Stacy 33-34 67, -4 Golf club has withdrawn as host Trish Johnson and Sun., 1-4 p.m. Cost $20 per person, YOUTH nine assists. 35-33 68, -3 of the 1993 Walker Cup matches ACTIVITIES Tina reservations required. Call Laurie or Barrett 33-35 68, -3 because The Celtics shot 56 percent of the USGA's anti-dis- Glen at 2381.R-A y Beth Daniel 32-36 68, -3 crimination policies. The club around the house pretty dull? Teens, from the floor against Minne- Deb Richard 33-35 68, -3 was selected school Jane Geddes in1986 as the site for DARTSFri.,DARTS you are invited to theelementary sota, connecting on 46 of 82 33-36 69, -2 the matches, but withdrew volun- March 1, o go Roller Skating. Pearl Sinn 34-35 69, -2 Clipper Club - Dart tourney is at Admission is $2, those with shots. tarily. The Chicago Golf club has 7 their own Cindy Mackey 33-36 69, -2 the Clipper Club on March 21 at p.m. skates get $1 D. Amaccapane no minorities as members, or any off. Elsewhere in the National 33-36 69, -2 Registration is at 6:30 p.m. Fee is $1. Jenga Challenge-Pre-teens Barb Thomas women as are 35-34 69, -2 voting members. Club FMI 6330. invited so the Youth Center Thurs., Basketball Association, the officers declined comment on the March 7, to challenge last month's Philadelphia move. 76ers got by the Bowling FLYING CLUB winner ina game of Jenga. FMI, 4075. Morning Ladies Skating-Te elementaryschool Atlanta Hawks 107-103, the Interested in flying? - Join the will be the site of pre-teen skating Sat., Dallas Mavericks defeated the Feb. 26 BOWLING Flying Club and learn to fly at reason- March 9, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Admis- High series PBA - Pete Weber grabbed able rates. Call Scott at 2058 or Mike at sion fee $2. FMI call 4075. Indiana Pacers 108-104. Mindy Jensen 523 the second-round lead yesterday 2556. GBYAA - Is in need of two com- The Utah Jazz beat the High game in the Professional Bowlers Asso- missioners and volunteers for umpires. Mindy Jensen 210 Golden State Warriors Standings ciation Fair Lanes Open in Balti- MARINE CORPS If interested contact Mark Conard at 118- Win more. Weber averaged 236 on the Boxing event - The Marine Bar- 3106/6250 or Woody at 2903/4740. 103, the Orlando Magic out- Loss Three For One 10 2 way tohis 2,837 pinfall total. racks Gym is the site of a boxing event He's shot the Phoenix Suns 124-116 M & N Wives 6 6 trying Sat., April 6. Active duty only. Partici- to make his second cham- Amazing 6 6 pants sign-up at the M.B.G. by Sun., and the Charlotte Hornets pionship round appearance of the Gitmo Gutters 6 March 31. 6 year and second in three weeks. FMI call Sgt. Ems at 2637 or Story hotline, 4819! stung the Sacramento Kings The Early Risers Master Sgt. McGovern at 2645. 5 7 96-90. Tea Totlers 3 9