Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. WednedayJan.17 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 910 MIL Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Goal- 825K - Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 730 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 158 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, January 18, 1990

East, west making progress Shuttle astronauts recover in European arms reduction from bumpy night's sleep UPI - An unprecedented gather- the world does seem so be moving UPI - The Columbia's as- ovemight incident in which W mg of generals from the east and west in a more positive direction." %W has made the top military official tn the Powell has been having infor- tronauts are testing their faulty navigation data was landing systems and packing up beamed to the shuttle's China - China says 573 people United States think that U.S. military mal talks with delegates from this morning. computers. jailed after the crackdown on the spending could be cut. NATO, the Warsaw Pact, neutral democracy movement last year Gen. Cohn Powell, chainnanof the and non-aligned European coun- Cmdr. Daniel Brandenstein As a result, six small rocket have pleaded guilty, have shown Joint Chiefs of Staff, says it appears tries. and Co-pilot James Wetherbee jetswere fired while the astro- fired up one of the shuttle's nauts were sleeping, pushing repentance and have been released. thespning United Vculd States be5 cut.15can trim its military The gathering of generals is Sources in Beijing say it's a largely spending without compromising its aimed at making progress on hydraulic power units and test- Columbia into a gentle tumble as cosmetic gesture aimed at improving security. European arms reductions. The fired a series of rocket flight computers responded to relations with other nations. T. UidSa h h U.s mltary. .srs e thrusters. They are trying to the incorrect data. Brandenstein In Vienna last night, Powell toi a eegates are scussng eacn news conference it appears that the government's military policies, make sure the shuttle will be quickly took over, stopping the France - American and European ready to return tomorrow. rocket firings about 15 minutes animal rights activists are calling time has come when it's possible to training and budgets and how they Their crewmates plan to after the incident began for a boycott of L'Oreal to pressure begin to reduce defense expenditures relate to the actual forces in the and the French cosmetics giant into without reducing security. Powell field. The meeting is not a formal spend the day wrapping up a put the ship back in the halting tests on lab animals. In a said, "there is a general feeling that we negotiation, and specific accords series of medical and scientific proper orientation. NASA says statement, L'Oreal said it has been can cut back on our spending because are not expected. experiments and stowing loose the astronauts were never in any unable to find acceptable substi- gear for re-entry. danger. tutes for certain animal tests. But it With landing preparations President Bush plans to tele- agreed to "diminish, and if possible going smoothly in orbit, phone the shuttle crew with his ,manage to halt these tests for its More slain in Soviet civil war engineers at Mission Control in congratulations on a successful commercial products." UPI - The Kremlin has given Azerbaijanis. Houston are investigating an flight this morning. Mexico - Mexico's attomey "shoot to defend" orders to Soviet Authorities evacuating Arme- general is refuting local news troops sent to put down the ethnic nians from the Azerbaijani capital reports asserting that Camarena was violence in the southern republics of of Baku say more than 7,000 refu- Japanese official talks taboos not slain in Mexico five years ago. Armenia and Azerbaijan. gees have been ferried across the But hesaid he'd reopen the case if Fierce battles between Moslem Caspian Sea since Saturday, the evidence warranted. In recent Azerbaijanis and Christian Armenians when Azerbaijanis began attacks days, several Mexican newspapers Mayor survives fatal attempt continued for a fifth day yesterday with against Armenians. have published reports saying UPI - Japanese doctors say the war. no signs of letting up. Officials say the The Soviet news agency Camarena had links with drug mayor of Nagasaki probably will Because Motoshima defied the death toll rose to 76 in what the TASS issued ajointmessage from traffickers and may still be alive. survive an assassination attempt. taboo, he was ostracized by his military describes as civil war in the the Soviet communist party, par- Mayor Hitoshi Motoshima was conservative political party. Last El Salvador - Salvadoran officials republics. liament and government, pledging shot in the chest and left shoulder year, his house was shot at, and he say the head of the country's military In an ominous escalation of the to do everything possible to outside the Nagasaki City Hall to- received several death threats. academy is denying allegations that conflict, Azerbaijanis and Armenians prevent further violence. The day. He is being treated in the he ordered the slayings of six are forming self-defense brigades Soviet parliament's Presidium Nagasaki municipal hospital. Jesuit priests. President Cristiani armed with sophisticated weapons declared a state of emergency has identified the Army colonel as Japan's news service says Mo- Nervous driver captured or stolen from the Soviet Monday in designated areas of the highest-ranking of nine officers toshima "is conscious and is in no military. Desperate Armenians raided Azerbaijan and Armenia and dis- suspected in the Nov. 16 killings. danger of losing his life." accidently crushes armories in Yerevan in a hunt for patched 11,000 soldiers to the A lone assailant, possibly 30 to weapons to join the fight against the troubled regions. two-year-old girl (continued.page 3) 40 years old, fled in a white car after shooting the mayor. UPI - A two-year-old Long In Tokyo, a Central Govern- Beach girl was crushed to death U.S. has first execution of 1990 ment spokeswoman condemned the yesterday when she was pinned be- USA UPI - The first U.S. execution of Roberts, whom he beat to death shooting and said it would have "an tween acar and building. Police say the year took place this morning in with an iron bar on a St. Louis immense impact on society." She the driver of the car told them he News Missouri. street in 1980. Smith says he called for a prompt investigation. accidentally hit the accelerator Convicted murderer Gerald killed her because she gave him a Motoshima had been under a instead of thebrake as he pulled into disease. Smith was also 24-hour-a-day police guard since Missouri - Authorities in Platte Smith was executed by lethal venereal a store parking lot. The vehicle City, Mo., have charged an Army injection at the Potosi Correctional convicted of murdering fellow declaring in December of 1988 that lurched forward, crushing little major with first-degree assault for Center. Smith had faced execution death row inmate Robert Baker in Emperor Hirohito was responsible Crystal Ibarra and her mother be- throwing his wife from an 80-foot- calmly and asked his lawyer not to file 1985, for which he received a sec- for failing to prevent Japan's entry tween the car and building. The high hotel balcony. The man claims last-minute appeals. ond death sentence. into the war and for prolonging its woman was treated at a hospital for he accidentally dropped his wife Smith was sentenced to death for The execution was Missouri's end. Hirohito died last January. leg and ankle injuries and released. while sweeping her up ina fatally beating his former girlfriend second since 1965 and the 121st in Hirohito's war guilt had been a Long Beach police say no charges romantic gesture. But a witness and killing a fellow inmate during a the United States since the Su- taboo topic in Japan, where it was have been filed against the driver says the woman was pushed. nearly nine-year stay on death row. preme Court lifted its ban on generally believed that the emperor pending completion of an investiga- capital punishment in 1976. played only a superficial role in the tion. Alaska - Military officials at El- Officials say Smith killed Karen mendorf Air Force Base in Alaska say the search will resume at dawn today for the missing pilot of an F- CNO has message for all naval personnel in Gitmo 15 Jet Fighter. The plane's wreckage was discovered yesterday, Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. goals at the expense of gapping a account, but instead we offset that protect our force structure at one day after it crashed on a Carlisle Trost, has re-affirmed his commitment," Adm. Trost said. amount by taking further cuts out of roughly the current levels," said the mountain 30 miles west of commitment to Gitmo active duty per- When asked about the fiscal other accounts, such as procurment, CNO. Anchorage. sonnel and other Navy people, saying year 1990 budget recently passed operations and sustainability." In discussing the changing po- we remain his top priority as the fiscal by Congress, Adm. Trost said he Concerning the fiscal year 1991 litical atmosphere in the world, the Oregon - A construction crew in Portland, Ore., yesterday year 1991 budget is prepared. felt the Navy "did fairly well, al- budget, Adm. Trost said his priori- CNO contended that the perform- uncovered the body of a three-year- Adm. Trost said he is hopeful that though we didn't get everything . ties will be: people, overall readi- ance of personnel in Gitmo as well old girl missing for one week. the Navy will continue to meet its "By and large," the Adm. ness of the Navy, protecting the as the rest of the Navy's population Authorities called to the scene later OPTEMPO/PERSTEMPO (Opera- continuted, "we managed to sus- future by ensuring the Navy has the has done a lot to create the dug upthe bodies of a woman and tions Tempo/Personnel Tempo) goals, tain the Navy we want and need to necessary research and develop- environment which has brought an infant believed to the child's despite the fact budget constraints may do our job. And we continue to be ment programs in place and preserv- about the decrease in tensions. But mother and brother. cause some force structure reductions. able to give top priority to our per- ing the force structure the Navy Adm. Trost expressed caution about The CNO says iftheNavy is forced to sonnel programs to ensure that needs to do its job on a day-to-day the euphoria which has consumed Los Angeles - Court officials in reduce force levels, then commitments they work properly." basis. many individuals because of the Los Angeles say the judge in the McMartin pre-school molestation must also be reduced so that we can The CNO pointed out that The CNO says all the services changing world situation. trial plans to announce today the sustain the policy of OPTEMPO/ because the deficit wasn't reduced will be forced to restructure as the Adm. Trost also says that senior verdicts in 52 of the 65 counts in the PERSTEMPO and deploymentrations to the amount of the target in the overall budget is reduced. For the government leaders recognize the case. The jury says it's deadlocked set more than four years ago. overall 1990 federal budget, every Army and Air Force, there will be importance of naval forces and their in the other 13 counts. The judge Adm. Trost continued to say his agency in the government was particular pressure to reduce forces employment around the world. "I will quiz jurors today to determine goals are working. "We are fortunate forced to undergo additional cuts. which are based overseas. think that's because our people have if further deliberations will break that Secretary of Defense Cheney sup- "In our case," the Admiral "The impact we will face is one done such a superb job of meeting that deadlock. ports our goals and has on several occa- said, "we decided not to take per- of numbers associated with particu- every challenge that's come up sions stepped in and made a decision sonnel cuts that would equate to lar units that we may have to decom- wherever and when ever called (continued.page 3) which has permitted us to meet our the dollar amount in our personnel mission. We're hoping to be able to upon," Adm. Trost concluded. PAos 2, Tuasiay, Jsuaay 17, 1990, Guara io Duxv GAZaTTE Some odds of this.some ends of that North East Gate Tour Chris Atkinson of League City, Alaskan Island far out in the Bering years. American men have a life Texas, thought he was dreaming Sea. expectancy of 71.3 years, while a The Marine Barracks Defense/ however parents are responsible when he stumbled into his bathroom About 45 tame reindeer are wan- woman can expect to live 78.3 years. Security Force will conduct a tour for their children. Rest room fa- at 4 a.m. and saw the dark shape of a dering near Gambell, a town of 500 of the North EastGate Jan.27, with cilities are limited at the North 6-foot 8-inch intruder. Eskimos on St. Lawrence Island, the buses departing from the Ma- East Gate. But he wasn't. The 23-year-old which is located 200 miles southwest rine Corps Exchange (MCX) park- All participants will ride the of Nome and 35 miles from Landfall Back in 1979, a landmark study ing lot at 8:45 a.m. bus to and from the North East Atkinson flipped a light switch and confirmed the worst. The dark fig- in the Soviet Union. Officials suspect on lead exposure prompted its re- The tourwilllastbetween45 to Gate and there will be no personal ured wrapped around his toilet was a that the animals rode an ice flow from moval from America's gasoline sup- 60 minutes, with the bus returning owned vehicles allowed at the the Soviet mainland not the North ply and led to restrictions on to the (MCX) parking lot at 11 am. gate. boa constrictor. its use in Atkinson fled to a nearby gas Pole. paint. Due to the limited space avail- This tour is a courtesy of the station to telephone police. Police John Cody of the Alaska Depart- And now, a follow-up study has able, the tours will be by reserva- commander of the U.S. Naval bowl or ment of Fish and Game agrees with more disturbing news. It concludes tion only. To reserve a space call Base and the commanding officer asked him."Is it in the toilet St. Lawrence Eskimos who believe that low-level lead exposure during 2279 during working hours. of the Marine Barracks. It may be around it?" Atkinson answered, "Both!" the creatures traveled across the Ber- childhood has permanent effects that Space available is limited to 88 canceled, or rescheduled as opera- Two police officers and an ani- ing Strait on ice from the Soviet follow its victims into adulthood. seats and they will be handled on a tional requirements dictate. It will mal control officer found the boa had Northeast Coast. Among those effects, a high school first come first serve basis. If your remain on a"notto interfere basis" given up its spot in the bathroom for Cody says the deer on St. Law- drop out rate seven times the national space is reserved, please attend. with the fence line security opera- the average. No-shows deny others the chance tions. a nearby closet. They were able to slip rence are extremely wild.and the sub- to participate. a noose around the snake's body and Iqmor on the island are extremely Researchers following The tour will include a 15 Inappropriate actions from the lift it into a bag. tame. jects from the 1979 study found that minute orientation brief by the on- participants will result in their tour Animal control officer George Alaska's first reindeer came on the former children, whore now academic line platoon commander. Cameras privileges being terminated on the Boesche said he believes the snake ships from Russia a century ago. young adults, have serious are allowed. There is no age limit; spot. was the pet of someone in Atkinson's Soviet troops have been notified.but and socio-economic problems. apartment complex and that the ani- no call has been placed to Santa. Dr. Herbert Needleman of the L mal entered water pipes through a University of Pittsburgh says, 'The toilet or through a clean-out pipe. dark side of this problem is what it Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame Atkinson expressed relief that he A West Virginia lawmaker says means in job opportunties and earn- had woken up before the snake got he believes teenage mothers might ing capacity for these people." But, he hungry. "It was about 6-foot 8-inches avoid getting pregant a second time, said that , "The good side is that this to be built in Cleveland too long for me." if the price is right. is a totally preventable disease." State delegate Jack Roop intro- Simon and Garfunkel, whose and The Rolling Stones arrived in the duced a bill this week that would pay "Sound of Silence" helped merge early 1960's, were one of the biggest The workers who repaired the teenage girls with one child $1 a day It comes in many names, mystery folk and rock music in the '60's, and selling rock'n'roll acts. San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge for as long as 100 weeks if they do not meat for example, but it's best known the venerable groups The Who and The Rock'n'Roll Hall Of Fame with iron after the October earth- become pregnant Roop called the as plain old dormitory food. And The Kinks were inducted into the foundation also selected three jazz quake left special guardian-an 18- payoff "an incentive." reguardless of its culinary qualities, Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame last night. stars as "early influences" on rock inch steel troll. In exchange for the $100, Roop college students everywhere com- The induction took place at the music, including famed trumpeter Drivers can't see the troll. It's on says the girls would have to attend plain about it. Without exception. Hall's fifth annual dinner in New Louis Armstrong, early Be-Bop elec- the outside of the rail 141 feet above counseling sessions once a week. But officials at Clark University York City. tric guitarist Charlie Christian, and the bay in a place where only bridge And ifa girl becomes pregnant again in Worcester, Mass., are so sure fin- Roger Daltrey, lead singer of The the legendary blues singer Ma painters and ironworkers go. But they in the 100-week period. She would icky students will gobble down their Who, told a news conference the Rainey. can take heart that the bridge is in the not be entitled to the money. new cafeteria cuisine, the school is induction made up for earlier slights Named in the songwriting cate- hands of someone armed for the job. Roop notes that the proposal was offering a money-back guarantee. by the music industry. Daltrey said, gory were two teams. Gerry Goffin The troll.complete with curved suggested by a doctor. Under a program designed to "It's about time I suppose, we've and Carole King wrote dozens of hits horns, webbed feet and a long dispel the notion that college food is never had a Grammy." like"Up On The Roof"and "Will You tongue.has a wrench in hand. Black- bad and better to accommodate indi- Graham Nash, from Crosby, Love Me Tomorrow" for a wide vari- smith Bill Roan, the troll's designer, As we approach the end of the vidual tastes, students dis-satisfied Stills, Nash and Young, inducted The ety of rock singers and groups. Brian said he likes to think of the troll century, the world is a very different with their meals may seek a refund. Kinks and the British group said, "It Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie "running around the bridge at night, place than it was in 1900. Do you Under the program, students dis- was a strange combination of great Holland wrote numerous hits like tightening up the bolts." know how much life expectancy has satisfied with ameal can complain to lyrics and a beat you can dance to." "Stop In The Name Of Love" for The troll's sponsors were careful increased in the last 90 years? the food manager. If the manager James Taylor, who inducted Motown groups. about who in the state bureaucracy Since 1900, life expectancy at cannot offer a satisfactory substitute, Simon and Garfunkel, said the duo was told about it, said bridge mainte- birth has increased by an average 26 the student's account will be credited. paved the way for the future of music. The induction ceremony was nance supervisor Andy "I feel I was influenced by them, they kicked off by Rolling Stonepublisher Anderson,"It's easier to ask for for- came slightly before my time, they Jann Wenner, who announced ground giveness than it is to ask for permis- News and Entertainment expanded things. I supposed you would be broken at the Hall's future sion." could say they made it all possible. home by the end of the year. And Anderson was right. A News On Channel 2 The Hall of Fame's home is in spokesman for the state department 5:00 Channel7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 PERFECT STRANGERS Also among those honored at the Cleveland, but problems with financ- of transportation says the department 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT induction were rhythm and blues ing the construction of a building to would have said, "No," to any pro- Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS performer Hank Ballard, and The house the facility kept the Gala Din- posal for the troll. 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 Platters, one of the original Doo-Wop ner at Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:45 SPORTSLATE NIGHT groups whose hits include "Only Hotel for another year. Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 FOR VETERANS ONLY 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) You," and "The Great Pretender." Fundraising continues for Cleve- Eskimos and wildlife biologists 6:10 M*A*S*H Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 7:00 STAR TREK Also inducted into the exclusive land's 85,000-square-foot Hall Of may have stumbled upon the herd of Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) circle of rock greats in the the Hall of Fame, to be built near Cleveland's flying reindeer that Santa Claus uses 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) 8:00 MOVIE: "The Paper Chase" Fame were The Four Tops, one of the civic center. It's expected to cost $42 to pull his sleigh each Christmas. biggest Motown troupes of the million. Ground breaking is sched- Officials in Alaska say they are 1960's, the late Bobby Darin, and The uled to start this year, with comple- baffled by the sudden appearance of a Four Seasons, who, until the Beatles tion set for 1992. small herd of tame reindeer on an All movies begin at 7 p.m. Downtown Lyceum Known and unknown people making the news Weekends At Bernie's.Comedy (PG-13).1:38 McCalla Lyceum For the fourth straight year, a about Tom Cruise and Mimi Rogers Memories of Me.Comedy (PG-13).1.44 dentist on Chicago's south side cele- were true. Cruise, whose career is at a Leeward Lyceum brated Martin Luther King Junior's high point with "Born On The Fourth A liens. Thriller (R).2.17 birthday by treating his patients for Of July," and his actress wife have free. Dr. James Orrington says he saw issued a joint statement announcing nearly 100 patients Monday about that they're splitting up. It said th- four times his usual load and would ere've been some "very positive as- have made at least 15 hundred dollars pects" to the marriage but that there GITMO PEOPLE if he'd been charging them. Orring- are also "some issues which could not This ton says he "just wanted to do some- be resolved."Cruise and Rogers were retired Staff Sergeant maintains the high upkeep standards of thing special"on King's birthday and married May 9th, 1987. the Post 46. He is the manager of the galley. that he's "giving something back to the community." Heavyweight champ Mike Tyson NAME: arrived in Tokyo this week and indi- in jail to get attention in calling for a Thomas Glass It turns out that tabloid stories cated he isn't missing ex-wife Robin law making drug paraphernalia ille- NICKNAME: Givins. Quoting Tyson "it's much gal in Wisconsin, one of only two T-Bone Guantanamo Gazette better being single." The champ, who states without such a measure. The HOMETOWN: foughtinJapantwoyears ago and will judge yesterday (Tuesday) dismissed Namal Base Guantanamo By, Cuba Forest, Panama take on James Douglas at the Tokyo the case and said that the 79 dollars TIME IN GITMO: Dome next month, showed up in a Gregory posted as bail will serve as 3 1/2 years full-length white fur coat and his his penalty. Gregory still faces a NAVAL BASE COMMANDER CHOICES: Captain John S. Boyd promoter, Don King, wore an identi- March court appearance on another PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER cal one. Tyson, who's very popular in count of trespassing for entering the MOVIE: LCDR JohnOnffin Japan, brushed aside a traditional Smoke Connection with the Rever- Texas Chainsaw Massacre EDITOR dinner of rice and fish and grumbled end George Clements, a Catholic NFL TEAM: JOC Bill Doughrty in his words "I want beef." priest from Chicago. Washington Redskins STAFF MY BEST QUALITIES: JO1 Fred A. Dias Social activist Dick Gregory has JOSN lira LE nloc No one comes between Brook I feel good about myself and my accomplishments JosN Christinecorlin-Kruar forfeited 79 dollars in bail money by Shields and her cauliflower. Her lat- MOST EMBARASSING MOMENTS: KriswmnL AkAs not showing up for acourtappearance est endorsement is for the Foxy vege- In 1982, 1 was playing football in Frankfurt Germany and a 90- in Milwaukee on a trespassing table company, which has released a This is an authorized DaD publicatim. Cm- charge. Gregory was arrested earlier pound Army boy knocked this 210-pound Marine on his tail. tens a edited by Public Affairsand do not poster showing four alluring photos necesarly seflect the view of the US. Navy.It this month for trespassing at the of the actress and a picture of two is printedfive times weakly at govemt ex- Smoke Connection, a store that sells heads of cauliflower. Shields will be NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People" by Navy PPS Branch Offic drug paraphernalia. He spent a night doing other commercials for Foxy. PAGE 3, THURSDAY, JANAURY 18, 1990, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAzIE

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FMI, call The following locations are scheduled to have a youth bed, natural wood w/rainbow colors, izes in command logo's and children's cakes. tickets or call 3645. 2531. power outage from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Tues., Jan. excel. cond., pymts. considered. Call Dennis at Call Debbie at 3572 AWH. Tax farms The Post Office has a small amount Orientation for prospective Family Hae 23, all of Bay Hill; Wed., Jan. 24, Barrel Cub, 3560/4139, leave msg. STEREO EQUIPMENT of tax forms on hand. We have received a g. Care providers is scheduled Mon., Jan. 22, NEX Laundry/Dry Cleaners, Base Taxi office; Twin bed, drawers on bottom, mattress, all Teac stereo system: direct drive player, inte- amount of tax booklets but have not yet front 7 to 9 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. FMI, call Thurs., Jan. 25, Chapel hill, Evans Pt., Photo brand new, never used, $400. Call 2462 AWH. grated amp., A M/FM stereo tuner, cass. deck, 2 received the tax forms to go with them.Forms 4543. Lab, Shore Patrol; Fri., Jan. 26, McDonald's, LOSI speakers, $500 OBO. Call 2624 AWIH should arrive in 2 wks. Put on your best, worst or craziest hat and Bay Hill, NEX Laundry/Dry Cleaners, Navy Prescription glasses in a brown case., lost in TWO WHEELERS LD. cards PSD will be open Sat., Jan.20, from 9 come to the Clipper Club Sat., Jan. 20, for Campus, Library, NEX Maint. office, NEx Taxi Bay Hill or Sherman Ave., award will bed given Kawasaki KZ650, 4-cyl., 4 to 1 exhaust, low am. to noun to isue I.D. cards, all dependent "Nat'l1Hat Day,"prizes will be awarded. FMI, office, Boat Shed, Base Police, Print Shop, if found. Call 4105/2709. mileage, great cond., $1,000 OBO. Call 2431. apps. must be pre-verified and signed by the call Dorletta at 6330. McDonald's Lift Station. Prescription glasses, lost Jan. 13, thin frames, '85 Suzuks GS450L M/C, excel. coand., low sponsor. FMI, call 4147/4544. Officers, chiefs and equivalent, Danny's is the YOUTH ACTIVITIES reward. Call 4682. mileage, $1,100 neg.Call 3123, after 3 p.m. Teller at Leeward Pt. CentralFidelity will have place to be Fri., Jan. 19, for amongolian BBQ Put your future plans in motion at the Youth MISCELLANEOUS '83 Honda Aeroscooter, $450OBO, avail. Feb. ateller at the Leeward Pt. facility Tues.,Jan. 23. on the patio, $7/person. FMI, call Dodetta at Activities' club mtgs. This month's junior teen Brown Wickerchanging table w/4 drawers, like 9 at the ferry landing. Call 6201 DWH or 2543 Thebank will also be open from 9 a.m. tosnoon 6330. Thurs., Jan. 25, at 8 p.m.; teens, Fri., Jan. 19, at 9 new, $40. Falcon SL stroll-a-bed, excel. cond., AWH, ask for "B." Fr, Jan. 26 fur Cuban American Friendship Children at the LIP Child Development Ctr. p.m. $40. Basinette, $20. Fisher Priceinfantbathtub, '85 Honda 80 Elite, excel. cond., first owner, lg. Day. went "quackers" over Donald Duck's B-day. $8. Two baby gates, $5 e. Baby Rock-a-roo seat, rides 2 easily, 2 helmets, $950 OBO. Call CARWASi A photo of our young starlets appears in the FOR SALE carry-cradle, $15. Call 4524. 6288 DWH or 2657 AT. Something Special Socializers is sponsoring a winter issue of "Mickey Mouse Magazine." Burgandy "Priscilla" curtains, 2-pr., 109"x62", .WANIE carwah Sat., Jan. 20, from 9 a.m. to 1p.m., atthe It's no secret that learning is fun at the LIP A1IQ5 $25/pr. 68"x62", $15. Blue "Balloon" curtains, Seeking a babysitter at my home or yours for a Cass Del Mar. Come out and get your car CDC. '63 Lemans Sport Coupe w/326 eng., all origi- 2-pr., 32"x42", $10/pr. Apricot"Balloon" cur- 5 yr. old boy duringmy nights of school, Tues. sparkling clean for the weekend. Enjoy a "South of the Border" atmosphere nal, nice car torestore,$300. CallChief Newton tains, 32"x42" $10. Call 2624 AWH. and Thurs., 6 to 9 p.m. ContactMary at 4120 CLOSURE every Mon. evening at the Clipper Club. A at 4123 DWH or 2493 AWH. Lawn leaf blower/vacuum, 1 h.p., electric, $75 DWH or 2077 AWH. The Windjammer and CaalReef diningem. am variety of dishes from Mexico is offered in '70 Ford Torino, runs, needs lots of work, good OBO. Call 2624 AWH. IARDEALE& closed for minor repair. The club will be buffet style. FMI, call Dodetta at 6330. fur parts, $100. Call 3226 AWH, ask forBob. Gas lawn edger, Briggs and Stratton Eng., 2 Nob Hill - 40-B Sat., 8 to 10a.m., odds and operating out of the Barrel Club, located near The Clipper Club offers prime rib for two '71 Chevy Malibu, body only in good cond., $50. h.p., excel. cond., $100. Call 2624 AWH. ends. the NEX mall. FMI, call 2304. every Tues. for $15/cauple, from 5:30 to 10 Call 2939. Table saw, 9 in., Rockwell Honecraft w/vari- Villamar - 733-D Sat., 7 a.m. to?, men's 12- Due to an annual inventory Servmart will be p.m. FMI, call Doriena at 6330. '76 Datun s/w, yellow, great dive car, insp. ous blades, excel.cond.,$150.Call2624AWH. spd. touring bike, weight lifting equip., 13 in. b/ closed from Jan. 20 to Jan 26. Come to the CPO Club this Fri. and Sat. good until Aug. '90, runs great, avail. Feb. 13, Sauna heater, floor model, new, made in Fin- w TV, lamps, curtains, misc., no early birds. EMPLOYMENT evening and listen to yourfavorite songs, old $1,000. Call 2322. land, $400. Call 2624 AWH. Villamar - 275-B Sat., 8a.m. to ?, maternity City Colleges of Chicago is seeking anarea or new. "Rock and Roll Productions" will be '77 Nova, straight 6, 250 eng., new tires, p/s, 2- Coleman camp stove, $10. Call 2624 AWH. clothes, misc. items, rugs. coordinator. Masters degree and teaching/coun- playing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. FMI, call Kat dr., drives exceL, good power and pickup, Stained glass overhead handing light, $35. Call Villamar - 1224-B Sat., 8 to 11 a.m., more seling exp. preferred, P/T in March, F/ begin- Sports at 2501. $1,100 OBO. Call Eric at 2560 DWH or 2187 2624 AWH. than leftovers, packout sale, household goods, ning May, apps. may be picked up at CCC Put on yourcowboyboots and join the fun for AWH. 18 kL gold filled Cross fountain pen, $60. Two etc. no early birds. office, Bachelors degree mayapply. "County Westem Night" at the Clipper Club '81 Dodge Colt, red, 4-spd., a/c, rns good, digital clock radios, one w/tape player, $10 and Caravella Pt. - 16-B Sat., 8a.m. to?, plants, McDonald's is nowaccepting apps. and resumes Wed., Jan. 24.CCountry westem music will $1,200. Call David at 3851 AWH. $15. Norelco cordless electric razor, like new, potted palm trees, children's toys, baby rocking forthepositionofAdministrative Asst.FMI, call play frm 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. FMI, call 6330. ICYCLES $20. Call 2322. bassinee, odds and ends. Joe or Carla at 3797, between 1 and 3 p.m. Certified Family Home Care provide ame Men's 12-spd. Cannondale, alum frame, excel. Comforters, ore king, $20, one twin, $15. Call Tierra Kay - 41 Sat., 7:30 to 11 a.m., chil- Carpenter at NRA Mast., NA-9/$7.06 ph, needed to support child care services at the cond., $525 neg. Call 2719. 2462 AWH. dren's clothes size 5 and 6, books and other LWG-9/$4.76 ph + .40 BA, Ann. No. 302-90. Family Service Ctr. from 6:15 to 8:45 p.m. Girl's pink 20 in. bike, banana seat, excel. cond., Brother electronic typewriter w/corection Electrician at NRA Maint., NA-10/$7.43 ph, each Man. for 4 wks, beginning Jan. 22. If $25 OBO. Call 2322. tape, $75 finm. Call 2462 AWH. Center Bargo - 1150-B Sat., 7 to 11 a.m., LWG.10/$5.08 ph+ .40 BA, Ann. No. 30390. interested, call 4543. CAREEIS Queen size maple bed, $250, must see. Boy- 20 furs., appliances, clothing, toys, much more. TheNavy Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Pro- NRA NIES Four carpets, two 12xl5, both tan (one darker), in. bike, needstiues, $10. Lg. cedarchest,$100. Kittery Beach - 378-A Sat., 8a.m. to noon, gram has vacancies for the a Facilitatoreroup The mall Barber Shop has extended its hours two 12x14 oseand blue, must sell byJan. 20, White storage cabinet, $10. Epilady, brand household items, games, b/w TV, Atari w/ Leader. Certification will beheld Feb. 23 to 26. to 9 p.m., Mon. through Fri. If you missed make offer. Call Dennis at 3560/4139, leave new, $10. Call 3123, after 3 p.m. games, much more. Business news Gtmo use WORLD NEWS.tm.pg. UPI -Treasury Department building higher profits to pay for of both Citicorp and its main banking officials confirm they are looking at higher dividends. subsidiary, Citibank. Car sales perked up to start the Poland -- Polish Prime Minister a possible overhaul of the corporate The study will look at eliminating new year compared with the same Mazowiecki today asked his nationsfor tax structure although there's no or phasing out the double taxation of Gillette has won a court battle in time last year. However, analysts are patience in the face of laborunrest and word on when the study might be dividends. Also under consideration efforts to buy the razor blade opera- not certain the higher levels can be unprecedented price hikes. Mazow- finished. is a plan to curtail tax interest pay- tions of Wilkinson Sword. maintained, given the decline for iecki said ina televised address that his The word from tax experts is ments that corporations make to pen- The Justice Department opposes sales ever since the 1990's first came economic policies are the"only that the overhaul might ease grow- sion funds and other tax-exempt enti- it on antitrust grounds but a federal on chance" for Poland. line in October. ing concerns over corporate take- ties. judge in Washington has denied its Combined sales of domestically Romania -- A source in Romania's overs fueled by heavy debt. request for a temporary restraining built cars and light trucks were 27 new government says an announce- The worry is about current tax New York's Citicorp, the na- order. percent higher in the first 10 selling ment probably willhe made this codes that let companies deduct tion's largest bank holding company, Boston-based Gillette sold about days of January than they were last evening that a referendum willbe interest payments, so on a debt- reports fourth-quarter losses for 1989 50 percent of all wet shaving razor ear. canceled. The new government ladened takeover, while not allow- of $784-million. However, it still blades marketed in the U.S. in 1988. Car sales were up 29.8 percent scheduled the referendum on whether ing for the deduction of dividends managed to close the year withprofits Atlanta-based Wilkinson Sword had with light truck sales up 22.8 percent. Romania should have a communist from taxes. of $498-million. three percent of the market. That includes the sport utility ve- party and a death penalty. That has fueled a trend toward The losses have led to a major The Justice Department con- hicles and mini-vans that now have leveraged buyouts or other debt- executive shakeup at Citicorp. For- tends the takeover would lesson one-third of the overall market. NATIONAL 1 NEWS.tm. pg. financed transactions to add to mer consumer banking chief Richard competition and increase chances of Inventories at the start of the year shareholder values - as opposed to Braddock has been named President Gillette raising its prices. were up to a nine-yearhigh. All of the Phlladelphia-- A federal jury has top manufacturers have idled dozens awarded Philadelphia's first female of plants and thousands of workers in homicide detective $820,000 in her Do lars and cents sex discrimination lawsuit against the BULLETIN attempts to trim back on those unsold cars. city. Jurors agreed with Carol Keenan There will be a scheduled power outage Sat., Jan. 20, from 7 a.m. to UPI-The dollar opened higher when she said herboss had transferred 5 p.m. for Kellog personnel to perform preventative maintenance on the today against major European cur- her from the homicide unit in June Taurman Avenue Substation. The following areas will be affected: rencies. Gold prices were also 1987 just because she was a woman. higher. Crane Hill Compound Weather Building In Tokyo, the dollar closed BAY DINING Wasingoea -Senator Ernest Feeder Cables to Leeward Point EOD higher at 145.66 yen against yester- Hollings is proposing a nationalsales Bldg. 140 Pump House Pest Control day's close of 145.52 yen. FILIPINO FOOD STAND tax to finance a ta in social security Gasoline Hill Dog Pound Gold opened higher in Zurich at Friday's Lunch: Chicken Chop and capital gains taxes. The South Qtrs. $414 an ounce against $410.50. Carolina democrat says the five- AV 111 Carpenter Shop (S.S.) Sucy Transporation Garage AV 57 London gold opened up at $414 an percent value added tax, exempting ounce against $410.25. BLUE CARIBE only food, health care and housing, Suddeth McCalla Lyceum Ordnance Wharf Silver opened higher in Zurich at Tonight's Dinner: Braised would also help pay for restoration of Echo $5.30 an ounce against $5.25, and IRA deductions. Pier Delta Phillips Park rose in London to $5.27 an ounce Pork Chops w/Brown Gravy Carpenter Shop (ORD) Beacon Hill from $5.23. OFFICERS' CLUB Los Angeles -- A Mexican man is Bldg. #141 Pump House Light House & Qtrs. The London gold price was fixed Tonight's Dinner: Build Your back behind bam in Los Angeles Reef Raiders NEX Furniture Warehouse at $413.60, up $3.35. County after 31 years on the lam. Paint Booth (PWD) Cable Beach London mid-morning spot silver Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: Authorities nabbed Victor Decasaus in was $5.27. Seafood Buffet Ontario, Calif., as he stepped off a Housing Furniture Warehouse Magazine Area (ORD) Gas Hill Trailers Pump House (PWD) flight from Florida. They say Decasaus Flight Sch. from page one CPO CLUB had been serving time on a manslaugh- Oil Point Housing Contractor Quarters Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian ter conviction stemming from a 1955 Housing at Ferry Landing DCI Building Flight Date Lo. Arrive Depart Barbeque Friday's Lunch: drunken driving accident but escaped Alt. Bomb Proof Shelter Skeet Range Steamship Round & Baked Fish from jail in 1959 and fled to Mexico. C-130 1/20 Omo 11:5 am. 20 pm. Ocean View Housing Burns & Roe (Office & Supply) 515 p . Attempts to return him to the United WINDJAMMER CLUB MNCB Detachment Fil-Am Club C-9 120 NAS Nafsk 8:am4 States were unsuccessful until McCalla Hangar (East) AV 33, Dental Oras 8:30 a.m. 9: 5 am. Tonight's Dinner: Curry Wednesday, when detectives received Rosy Roads 110 p. ,25 pm. Blue Caribe AV 34 (NEX, NIS, Port Control) 4: par. 5:00 p.m. Chicken a tip that Decasaus was in Florida and AV 31, Bomb Proof McCalla Hangar (West) NAS NorfSlk 8:20 pm traced his travel to Califormia. C-141 1/21 Omo 11:00 a.m. 1:15 pm. CLIPPER CLUB AV 77 Corinaso Housing NAS Nrfolk 4:15 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your Masonic Lodge Corinaso Boat Shed Own Pizza $6 w/toppings Ferry Landine NTE:rIfy 1rpm flub sgh, scify theaishWia. . I. y -- K PAGE 4, TauRsERY, JANUAIY 18, 1990, GusrNAsmo DAR Y GAEre SPORTS Capt.'s Cup athletes to take on NFL/NBA pros Sports Sports Banquet STAFF REPORT -- Don't Monday includes a trip to the graduate played guard and center (MWR) - A limited number of Roundup waste another minute, get your tick- hospital and W. T. Sampson High with the Pittsburgh Steelers and ticketsfor the 1989 AthleticExcel- ets to the Athletic Excellence School. And of course, Monday started in two Super Bowls. In 1978 lence Awards Banquet are now on AwardsBanquetforMonday,Jan. 22 night is the banquet. he moved on to the New York where sale. NBA in the Windjammer. Gitmo's top To keep you up-to-date on who he played with the Giants until his Thebanquet, scheduled Monday, Last night's action - The athletes will be honored and to help these professional athletes are, lets retirement in 1981. Jan. 22, at the Windjammer Club, Philadelphia76ersout-muscled the salute them are eight NFL greats introduce you to three more players; Clack's awards include the Dap- donors local athlees who havepartic- DetroitPistons, 112-108,inaphysi- from past and present, and NBA star Joe Pellegrini, Jim Clack and Ken perDanBlocking Awardin 1975 and pated in the Captain's Cup program cal game at the Spectrum. The two this past year.Nine NHJNBA super- center Tom Burelson. Huff. hewas anomineeforNFLManofthe clubs went toe to toe and Sixers stars arrived in Guantanamo Bay coach Jim Lynam said of Detroit's The professional athletes arrive Joe Pellegrini is a retired NFL Year in 1976. With the Giants, Clack today andwill present awards at the physical play, "That's why they're today and will be at the Clipper Club starter who earned his initial roster was captain for three years and banquet the defending World Champions." from 4 to 6 p.m. to sign pictures. berth as a free agent, then moved to Player of the Year in 1978-79 and Tickets cost $10 and includes Charles Barkley scored 30 points as Saturday is the next big day as starter status at both guard and cen- All-NFC from 1978-80. dinnerand a souvenir program. Dress Philly improved to 2-0 over the professional athletes face off against ter, and served as captain of special Ken Huff is a Washington Red for the evening is summer whites or Pistons this year afterdropping eight the five best players from each Cap- teams when he entered the league in Skin guard and a University of North civilian semi-fomnal. Military person- snaight to Detroit over the pasttwo tain's Cup Basketball team in a bas- 1981 with the New York Jets. He Carolina graduate. Huff was a three- nel are not required to wear a uniform. seasons. Ibe Piston lost for only the For more information, call 2560 or ketball game, Sat., Jan. 20, at 9 a.m. finished his career with the Atlanta year letterman and starter forthe Tar third time in their last 15 games. In 2504. other NBA duels, theLos Angeles in the base gym. Each Captain's Cup Falcons. Heels and earned consensus All- Lakers ran past Seattle, 100-90, San team will getfiveminutes against the Pellegrini is a Harvard Univer- American honors in his senior year. Antonio bounced New York, 101- NFLINBA stars. At halftime, the pro sity graduate with a degree in Geo- Huff played nine years with the 97, Utah topped Atlanta, 95-88, athletes will judge a "slam dunk" logical Sciences and also holds a Colts, owning the longest tenure Boston shelled Orlando, 133-111, competition. Masters Degree in Finance from there before become a free agent NBA standings Miami surprised Indiana, 121-111, Saturday night, the pro stars will Columbia Business School in New after the 1982 season. Hesigned with Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Houston collared Cleveland, 107-98, have dinner at the Windjammer and York. Hewas atrackandfootballstar the Redskins in 1983 and has been a Phoenix belted Dallas, 108-88 and W L Pet. GB be available to sign pictures. at Harvard and the four-year letter- valuable reserve player. New York 26 10 .722 - New Jersey nailed Washington, 115- Sunday man earned Bostcn 21 14 .600 4.5 106. the NF4NBA athletes the "Helmus Award" for Don't miss another Gazette as will join in the fun of a Jack and Jill most improved athlete. between now and Monday we'll in- Philadelphia 19 16 .543 6.5 Bulls - The Chicago Bulls will Washington 14 22 .389 Golf tournament at the Yatera Seca 12 file a official protest with the NBA Jim Clack was a three-sport troduce you to the remaining NFL/ New Jersey 11 25 .306 15 over Monday's 109-106 loss to the Golf Course. Sunday night they'llbe (track, football, basketball) athletein NBA stars - all part of Guantan- Miami 8 30 .211 19 New York Knicks at Madison at Post 46 and again sign photos. high school. The 1969 Wake Forest amo's biggest sports weekend ever. Central Division Square Garden. The Knicks won the Detroit 25 12 .676 -- game when Trent Tucker took an Chicago 23 13 .639 1.5 Indiana inbounds pass with one-tenth of a Sportscasters do anything to draw attention 22 15 .595 3 Milwaukee 20 16 .556 4.5 second remaining and drilled a (UPI) --Basketball color com- basketball court from his head, Vi- of Tony Tubbs in March, 1988, for Atlanta 18 16 .529 5.5 three-pointshotfrom28feetout. The mentator Dick Vitale needed two tale stood on his head for less than a another title fight. He faces Buster Cleveland 16 18 .471 7.5 Bulls argue that the clockdid not start Orlando 10 26 .278 145 Illinois cheerleaders to make good half-minute, on time when Tucker received the aided by two male Douglas on Feb. 11th at the Tokyo Western Conference pass andhe could not have gotnenhis on a bet this week. Illini cheerleaders holding his legs Dome. Midwest Ivisin shot off in only one-tenth of a And, with their help, Vitale up in the air. The 23-year-old champion will San Antaio 23 10 .697 - second. stood on his head at mid-court remaking his seventh defense since Utah 23 11 .676 .5 Denver 22 16 .579 35 NBA Stars-John Stockton of before the Illinois-Michigan game Hungry boxing champ - unifying the heavyweight division in Dallas 17 19 .472 7.5 the Utah Jazz moved into second this week. Mike Tyson, resplendent in a flow- 1987. Houstoa 16 20 .444 8.5 place atguard behind Magic Johnson Vitale lost a bet with Illinois ing white full-length fur coat to After he faces Douglas, Tyson Charlotte 7 27 .206 16.5 of the Los Angeles Lakers in the announcer Jim Turpin over the match the snow outside, brushed has a June18thdate in Atlantic City Minnesota 7 28 .200 17 latest fan balloting for the NBA Pactle Diviaion Ilini's chances of making the final aside a traditional Japanese box with top contender Evander Holy- Westem Conference All-Star team. L A. Lakers 26 8 .765 -- Johnson leads all West vote-getters four last year. Turpin won, as Illi- dinnerofrice and fish and grumbled field. Donald Trump has agreed to Portland 26 11 .703 15 with 95,532 and Stockton surged nois made it to the semi-finals before he was tired and hungry and wanted pay more than $12-million to stage Phoenix 18 14 .563 7 from fourth to second with close to being knocked out by eventual Na- beef. the fight. Seattle 18 16 .529 8 Golden State 16 19 .457 105 tional Champion Michigan. to 51,000. The other leaders by posi- Tyson has returned Japan, Tyson has not fought since last L. A. Clippers 16 19 .457 105 tion are Houston center Akeem So, with a pillow shielding the the site of his two-round demolition July when he knocked out Carl Sacramento 9 26 .257 175 Olajuwon and forwards James Williams in 93 seconds. (Last night's games not Included) Worthy of the Lakers and Utah's KarlMalone. TheWestem and Wednesday's results East- GITMO Fan fact - George em Conference All-Stars meet on ATHLETICS Foreman Philadelphia 112, Detroit 108 wants Feb. 11th in Miami. another shot at the heavy- San Antonio 101, New York 97 AQUATIC ACTIVITIES GOLFING EVENTS weight title and improved his Utah 95, Atlanta 88 Boat reservation procedure - Ef- Two-Person Golf Tournament - chance with Monday night's sec- Boston 133, Orlando 111 NHL fective Tues. Jan. 30, boat reservation Sign up now for the Two-Person Stableford Miami 121,Indiana 111 ond-round knockout Last night's action-There's a contracts at the MWR Marina will be (Blind Draw) golf tournament set for Sun., over Gerry Phoenix 108, Dallas 88 chance that Chicago Blackhawks signed and completed atthe time of reserva- Jan. 21 at the Yatera Seca Golf Course Must Cooney. Houston 107, Cleveland 98 tion. Reservation/cleaning fee is $20. For have esblished handicaps. $7 for members, center Dennis Savard will miss Can you name the fighter Fore- New Jersey 115, Washington 106 more information, call 2345. $10 for non-mashers. For more info call L. A. Lakers 100, Seattle Sunday's NHL All-Star game at man defeated for the heavyweight 90 Pool hours - Effective Sun. Feb. 4, Share at 3592. Today's games (partial) Pittsburgh. Savard sprained his right the Villamar Pool hours will be: Mon.- Operational hours - Lateral Hazard title and the fighter who took it from Utah at Detroit ankle in the second period of last Tues./lhur.-Fri., noon to 7 pm., Sat., Sun. Lounge is opensseven days a week, Mon. - him? Chicago at Dallas night's 3-1 home win over Minne- and holidays, 11 am. to 6 pm. Closed Thurs., 4 -9 p.m.; Fri., 4- 11 p.m.; Sat, 11 Foreman won the title from Joe Friday's games (partial) Wednesdays. a.m.-11p.m.,Sun.,11a.m.-6p.m.Formore sota and his status is uncertain for Frazier in 1973 and lostit toMuham- Cleveland at San Antonio tomorrow night's game against Van- info, call Mike Penn at 2519. Charlotte at Utah mad Ali in 1974. couver at Chicago Stadium. Steve BOWLING NOTE Meeting - YSGA will have a very m- portantmeetingFriday Jan. 19at5p.m. atthe Thomas netted the clincher for the Big Pot No Tap-IssetforSat., Jan. golf course. Allmembe areurgedto attend. 20 at Marblehead Recreatim Center. Reg- Sports memory - Indy-car Hawks in the closing minutes after For more information, call nimor Sharon at NCAA hoops istratiobeginsat 6 p.m. $10 entry fee. For driver Mario the North Stars cut theirdeficit to 2-1 3592 after working Andretti and three- Wednesday's results more information, call Jerry at2118 or3014. hours. on Dave Gagner's goal with 9:32 time National Hot Rod Association (2) Georgetown 68, Boston College 45 left. Chicago ended a two-game MARTIAL ARTS Champion Shirley Muldowney will North Carolina 79, (8) Duke 60 CAPTAIN'S CUP NOTE (13) Arkansas 80, Southern Methodist losing skid and boosted its Norris Tae Kwon Do Karate - A class for be among the racing celebrities in- 61 Volleyball - An officials meeting is 54 Division lead to seven points over childrenages 6-12, willstart Jan. 16.Classes (16) Purdue 56, Wisconsin set for Tuesday, Jan.30, at5 p.m.in the base ducted into the Motorsports Hall-of- idle Toronto. The New Jersey Devils are Tues. and Thur. from to7 pm. gym. Returning officials are required to at- 5:30 Fame of America in 1990. didn't play last night, but now find Adult classes are Mm., Wed., and Fri.from 6 tend and new officials are encouraged to The Hall, based 25 miles north- NHL scores themselves in a tie with the New to 8p.m. Only $10 monthly fee. For more attend. For more information, call John at west Wednesday's results York Islanders atop the info, call 4462. of Detroit in Novi, will honor Patrick 2560. Boston 5, Hartford 5 (OT) Division. &.- -- l- -- -. 1, 1- --- r the inductees on June 14th during the The Iles pulled even with the big splash -- there will be organ- .-- Chicago 3, Minnesota 1 izational meeting for anyone interested REEF RAIDERS Detroit Grand Prix weekend. Jersey by tripping Montreal, 6-3, to in Edmonton 6, Winnipeg 3 ring up their eighth straight win. participating in NAVSTA Gold Captain's Nowopen-ReefRaidershasreopened Joining Andretti and Today's games Cup Swimming, Tues.Jan 23 at4 p.m. inthe and Elsewhere on ice, Edmonton skated is bigger and better than ever. Come by Muldowney are Jim Clark, former Calgary at Bosten Base Gym. For more inforatimn, call P02 past Winnipeg, 6-3 and Boston and visit ournew clubhouse located on Ma- Quebec at Minnesota Johnon at 4143. rine Boatahed Road, and watchfornew hours winner of the Indy 500 and 24 For- N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh played to a 5-5 overtime draw in of operation coming soon. mula One races and Glen Curtiss, Hartford. Vancouver at Philadelphia CORRAL NOTE Special - A .able Beach Dminer and America's first air race winner and Teronto at St. Louis Night Dive is Private group rides - Private group set Sat, Jan. 27 at630 p.m. a land speed record-holder Detrit atLs Angeles Bring yourown dinner. Free air and sodas for for COLLEGE horse rides are available for club outings, Friday's games members. motorcycles. Also, Mark Donohue, Last aight's action - Eighth- birthday parties, beach rides or night rides. Calgary at Hartford Requirents, minimum of five, maxi- former Indy 500 winner and domi- Washington at Buffalo ranked Duke never had a chance at YACHT CLUB nant driver in both the Can-Am Chapel Hill last night. The Blue mum of 16. For more information, call and N.Y. Islanders at Winnipeg 2381. Devils were shut out for nine min- America's Cup racing?-Itmaystat Trans-Am racing series and William Vancouver at Chicago here, for you, at the Yacht Club. Leam utes of the first half and went on to France Sr., the founder and president FITNESS DIVISION sailing inas lile as 8 hours for $20 orfree. drop a 79-60 decision to North Caro- Who knows, you could be the next skipper of NASCAR. Reserve the base gym - One-hour MISL lina in an Atlantic Coast Conference of Star andStripes.CallJimat4749orBosn The others are Kenny Roberts, resevationscanbemade foruse of the base game. Duke had its nine-game win- at 4405. two-time gymnasiumFi.,Sat. and Sun. evenings for National Motorcycle (soccer) ning streak snapped and fell to 3- sports, Captain's Cup and Recreation Champion and three-time World Wednesday's results 1 in the conference and 12-3 Leaguenot included. Formoreinformation, YOUTH ACTIVITIES GrandPrixMotorcycle Road Racing San Diego 4, St. Louis 2 overall. The Tar Heels' best effort of call John at 2560. GBYAA basketball - Sign-ups will Champion, Mickey Thompson, the the season left them at 12-6 on the beheld Sat. Jan. 20 at the NRA Mall from 1- first American to travel more than season and 2-1 in the ACC. At the FLYING CLUB 4 p.m. and Sun. Jan. 21 from 1-3 pm. Costis 400 miles-an-hour on land and Gar Capital Centre, second-ranked A bird or a plane? - Ournly choice $20 per child, $15 each additional child in Captain's Cup same family. Georgetown remained unbeaten by isan aircraft, but you can soarlikeabird. Just Wood, the legendary hero of early Dancing on skateboards? - he- blowing out Big East rival Boston call the Navy Flying Club and fly with the powerboat racing. Basketball Tee Dance and eagles. We're at 3686. Skateboard competition College, 68-45. In other Top 20 will be held Fri., Jan. 19 at Saturdays. Last year, the Hall inducted Wednesday's resus action, 13th-rated Arkansas buried Dancefollows competition.$1 toenterskate- Cannon-Ball Baker, Jimmy PWD 67, FfG52 Southem Methodist, 80-61 and num- board competition, $1.50for members and Doolittle, A. J. 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