takes five Television honors its best at 29th annual

LOS ANGELES (AP)--The television Honored for writing of - special drama or comedy program. "The Show," industry held its 29th annual Emmy variety or music series were the He received the award for "Eleanor which last season ended seven suc- Awards presentations in suburban writers of the "NBC's Saturday and Franklin: The White House Years. cessful years on CBS, once again Los Angeles last night. Night" show with Sissy Spacek as The award for outstanding classi- claimed the Emmy as outstanding The first winners, for continuing guest host. cal program in the performing arts comedy series. supporting roles in a comedy series, Tim Conway of "The was presented to the American Two comedy veterans walked off were Gary Burghoff, the company- Show" won the award for continuing Ballet Theater's "Swan Lake." with Emmys as stars of their series clerk of "M*A*S*H," and Mary Kay or single performance by an actor The award for lead actor in a Carroll O'Connor of "All in the Place, the erstwhile country and in variety or music. comedy or drama special went to Ed Family" and Beatrice Arthur of singer of "Mary Hartman, Top honors for continuing or Flanders, in "Harry S. Truman: Plain "Maude." Mary Hartman." single performance by an actress in Speaking." The award for writing in a comedy The awards for continuing per- variety or music went to Rita won the honors for variety-music special went to Alan formances by supporting players in Moreno for "The Muppet Show." lead actress in a comedy or drama Buz Cohan and Ted Strauss for a drama series went to Gary Frank An emotional John Travolta came special for her portrayal in "America Salutes Richard Rogers." and Kristy McNichol, both of on stage to accept the Emmy for out- "Sybil." Another person associated Honors for directing in a comedy- "Family." standing performance in a comdedy with that program, Steward Stern, variety-music special were given Emmy Awards for lead performances or drama special. The winner was won the award for writing of special Dwight Hemion for "America Salues in a series were givin to Louis his fellow performer and close drama or comedy programs, adapta- Richard Rogers." Gossett Jr., the smoothly surviving friend, Diana Hyland, who died of tions. The " Special" won fiddler of "Roots," and to veteran cancer earlier this year. She had Top honors for writing, original, the award for outstanding comedy- character actress Beulah Bondi for been chosen for the "ABC Friday of a special drama or comedy pro- variety-music special. her role in "The Pony Cart" segment Night Movie" presentation, "The gram were captured by Lane Slate for A special program achievement of "The Waltons." Boy in the Plastic Bubble." "." award was given to "The Tonight The award for comedy series Burgess Meredith won as supporting "Roots" carried off four Emmys Show." writing went to the writers of "The actor in the same category for his in a row at one point in the cere- And, John C. Moffitt was given an Last Show" segment of the "Mary role as Joseph Welch in the NBC mony. Awards were presented to award for achievement in special Tyler Moore Show." biography of the late Joseph supporting players Edward Asner and event coverage for the 28th Emmy won the award for McCarthy, "Tail Gunner Joe." , writers Awards Show. directing in a comedy series for For the second year in a row, and for writing and the "Dear Sigmund" segment of Daniel Petrie won as director of a director David Greene. "M*A*S*H."

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Hgh ttie-8:l5pm1 )L. A' Partly cloudy; Scattered show- Low tide 6 ~-42pm SunAse.- :47am i ers; Winds SE Swnept --- 7 06p"' EU 14-22 kts; Bay High --- 91 it ia conditions 2-4 Low ---- 74 Th a ys ho. te-bc ed daity ft. Vol. 32, No. 175 . U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, September 12, 1977 Journalists alleged to be CIA agents Concerning Time, Incorporated, re- NEW YORK (AP)--It's alleged that top brass also are said to have or- was an unidentified, well-known net- porter Bernstein says founder Henry more than 400 American journalists dered staffers to provided informa- work correspondent. The magazine Luce agreed to provide jobs for CIA working for major news organizations tion to the CIA. also says CBS gave the CIA access to agents who had virtually no journa- have been carrying out secret as- The "" story says the its newsfilm library. listic experience. "Time" magazine signments for the CIA over the past agency's most valued "assets" in in- CBS News President Richard Salant editor-in-chief Hedley Donovan is 25 years. The charge is made by telligence-gathering were "The New says he hasn't seen the article and quoted as saying he'd be amazed if former "Washington Post" reporter York Times," CBS and Time, Incorpor- does not want to comment on it until Luce approved such an arrangement. Carl Bernstein, in an article to be ated. he has read it. Berstein achieved fame for his published in the October 4th edition The Berstein article says the A CBS spokeswoman says that since work 'with Bob Woodward on the Water- of "Rolling Stone" magazine. "Times" provided foreign cover for Salant came to the network in 1961, do gate scandal. That work resulted in The article says that files at CIA about ten CIA agents. The New York it "has had absolutely nothing to two best selling books, "All The show publishers, edi- newspaper denies the accusation. with the CIA." She says that during headquarters President's Men" and "The Final tors and broadcast executives co- "Rolling Stone" alleges that CBS the cold war of the , it was "standard practice" for reporters Days." operated with the agency by hiring chairman William Paley provided to CIA operatives as reporters. The cover for CIA agents, one of whom provide information to the CIA in the form of debriefing sessions. Ohioan crowned Miss America ATLANTIC CITY, NJ (UPI)--Miss , Miss Ameria, Dorothy Benham of in Ohio with a degree in Biology. television viewers across the coun- 23 year old Susan Yvonne Perkins, is Edina, Minnesota, while master of Miss Perkins, of Columbus, has been try. The first runner-up, who would the new reigning "Miss America." ceremonies Bert Parks serenaded her accepted to Ohio State School of with the traditional "There She Is." Allied Medicine to study medical take over should Miss America step was Miss Indiana, 23 year old Miss Perkins cried when she sang She clutched a white orchid and a technology. down, Barbara Mougin. Second runner-up "Good Morning Heartache" during the royal staff as she promenaded be- Talent and swim suit appearance was Miss South Carolina, 22 year talent competition Saturday night, fore the audience. counted for one third each in the old Cathy Hinson. Third runner-up and again when she was crowned as Miss Perkins is the fifth Miss final judges' tally while evening was Miss New Jersey, 21 year old Miss Ameria for 1978. America from Ohio. She was chosen gown appearance and a previous in- Mary D'Arcy. She becomes the 57th person to from 10 finalists by a panel of terview counted for one-sixth each. The fourth runner-up was Miss wear the diamond tiara, which has judges. Her coronation on the stage of Florida, become a national symbol. Her measurements are 35-24-35. Convention Hall in Atlantic City, 20 year old Cathy Labelle. contestants Miss Perkins, tears of job in her She graduated from Miami University New Jersey, was seen by 70 million There were no black eyes, was crowned by the outgoing in this year's competition.

Carter assistant wants Lance to quit

(UPI)--The chorus of controversy Detroit, said the Lance affair has Senator Henry Jackson told CBS- when Lance was confirmed, also will as will the over Bert Lance got ever louder this tarnished the administration's TV's "Face the Nation" that "this testify this week, in Atlanta who weekend, and one White House voice credibility. Only one of them, week will be decision week, because regional comptroller activities in called for his resignation. Republican Pierre Dupont of Delaware, this sort of thing can't go on any investigated Lance's Midge Costanza, a Presidental actually called for Lance's resigna- longer." past years. First brother Billy Carter was assistant and highest-ranking female tion. In an interview with the "Washing- also heard from this weekend on the at the White House, told a TV in- Republican leaders in Congress ton Star" Lance's attorney, Clark subject of Bert Lance. Appearing terviewer (WHEC-TV) in Rochester, said they expect to cash in on that Clifford, says Lance has not, re- at a stock car race in Odessa, New York, that the Budget Director diminished credibility. Senate peat not, decided to resign after Missouri, the President's brother has become a "burden" to the Presi- Minority leader Howard Baker and testifying before the Senate com- said Lance has told him he will not dent. She said Lance should resign House Republican leader John Rhodes mittee on government affairs. resign. The younger Carter called because Carter has become preoccu- agreed in an NBC-TV interview that The committee resumes hearings the Budget Director "the best man pied with the problems arising out the GOP should pick up at least 40 today, with Comptroller of the Cur- in Washington." of the inquiry into Lance's private seats in the 1978 House elections rency John Heimann due to return. banking career. because President Carter has been Robert Bloom, acting Comptroller Five governors, interviewed after hurt politically. the National Governors Conference in Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, September 12, 1977 Today's meetings . Tomorrow's meetings ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m. For more GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at information call 90269 AT. 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim Cossey at 8873 AWH. The club is ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at open to all base residents. 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Community Old Nursery School building. For TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at further information call 90269 or 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind 8871. the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For Bulletin further information call Judy at 490253 AT. WATER STATUS

YESTERDAY'S FIGURES Board WATERING HOURS o TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 I mmigm MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,459,000 - - - TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,721,000 6 TO 6:30 P.M. Community announcements 951144

Clubs and Organizations "FREETIMERS" NEED BOWLERS BARN DANCE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SAFETY NOTE RIDING CLASSES BEGIN Attention ladies. Anyone inter- Another good ole fashioned barn ested in bowling on the "Freetimers" dance! So many of you have asked Parents are requested to use the afternoon Beginning and intermediate riding handicap league call Kay the Gitmo Swingers to have another large parking lot in front of the classes begin September 14. Call at 97297 AT. barn dance, so we've done it! Yep! amphitheatre when transporting a 95581 DWH or 99152 AWH. BEGINNER BOWLERS On September 17th at 7:30 p.m. at child while the buses are loading the elementary school multipurpose or discharging children. The road COUNTRY NIGHT AT FRA Anyone interested in bowling on room, the Swingers' professional directly in front of the school is the Monday morning bowling caller will have you whooping and simply too narrow for buses and The FRA will have a local band, league at shouting POV to use at the same time. Your "The Country Jesters," playing on 9 a.m. call Pat Wood at 95318 or Sue in no time. Just bring your willingness to have a good cooperation is appreciated, September 17 from 8 p.m. until mid- Stamm at 952260, A bowling instruc- tor time and you will. You don't have night. The cost is $3 per couple or will be present. to know how to dance, just yer two $2 for stags. "The Country Jesters" "SUNDOWNERS" LITTLE THEATRE TRYOUTS BANQUET left feet and you'll be in on the practice at the FRA on Tuesday and fun. Tickets will be distributed Thursday nights and FRA members are "The Sundowners" summer league "Arsenic and Old Lace," a favorite to club members for distribution to welcome to come out and enjoy the will have their banquet on Septem- Broadway comedy, will be Little the community of Guantanamo Bay, music. ber 12 at 8:30 p.m. at Granadillo Theatre's first production this year. for a donation of $2 per person. Circle 85D Tryouts for the parts for 11 men and STAFF NCO CLUB REBATES DUES All members who were unable to pick 3 women will be held next Wednesday, "SUNDOWNERS" FORMING up tickets on September 6th or will The Staff NCO Club is rebating Thursday and Friday, September 14, not be able to pick up tickets on dues to all those who paid 15 and 16, from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. annual The "Sundowners" Tuesday night September 10, please call Art membership dues who are at Morin Center. not in the handicap league is now forming for Randall at 90191 or George Goodbar Marine Corps. Dues The comedy is a hilarious story of may be picked the winter session. We are in need at 90251. Tickets will also be up at the Staff NCO Club from 12:30 two little old ladies who pursue of 30 women to bowl, your average available at the door on September until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- their favorite charity--putting lone- need not be high. Please call 99223 17. For further information call day. ly old men out of their misery by AWH before September 23. Gloria at 98144. poisoning them. CACA MEETING SOCIALIZERS CLUB MEETING SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS The major roles are Abby and Martha (in their 60s); Mortimet, their The Socializers Club will hold The Caribbean Arts and Crafts It is requested that all special nephew, a dramatic critic (about 25- its monthly meeting on September 12 Association will hold its regular interest groups call Special Ser- 30); Elaine, his fiancee (20-25); at 8 p.m. at McCalla Hill. All monthly meeting on September 13 at vices at 951160 no later than 4 p.m. Teddy, his brother (who thinks he is members are urged to attend. 7 p.m. in the club workshop. This on September 16 to up-date their Teddy Roosevelt); Johnathan, another is especially important as a new group or activity chairman/president. brother (whose resemblance to Boris BASE ATHLETIC COMMISSION director must be selected. Problems A new roster is being prepared and Karloff is amazing); and Dr. Einstein, that have arisen concerning the fall your cooperation a timid alcoholic There will be a meeting of the is needed. plastic surgeon,, art sale will also be discussed. There are several other Base Athletic Commission on Septem- smaller All members and anyone interested in roles for men just perfect for those ber 13 at 10:30 a.m. in the Special SAILING CLASSES the future of CACA are urged to who want to "get their feet wet" in Services Conference Room. All mem- attend. For more information call Special Services is pleased to acting. bers are urged to attend. Karen Wardlaw at 8649 or Barbara announce that sailing classes will The play is planned for presenta- RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING Savins at 99175. be starting again, We have two tion November 10, 11, and 12. CLEAR CAST SEA SCAPE CLASS classes scheduled, the first to run People are also needed to help in There will be a meeting of the from September 26-29 from 7 until the backstage areas of properties, Consolidated Recreation Committee on The Caribbean Arts and Crafts 9:30 p.m. with qualifications to be costumes, lights, scenery, etc. Any- September 12 at 1 p.m. in the Spe- Association will have a clear cast held on October 1 and 2. one who would like to help in any cial Services Conference Room lo- sea scape picture class on Thursday, The second class will begin Octo- capacity or who would like more in- cated in the Official's Hut across September 15 at 7 p.m. All supplies ber 17 through 20 from 7 until 9:30 formation about the play is urged to the street from the Windjammer. All except shells are provided in the p.m. with qualification to be held contact the director, Sandra Bern- members are urged to attend. class fee of $10 for this one night October 22 and 23, Both classes stein, at 99152 AWH or come to the MARINE BARRACKS workshop. For further information will be held at the Yacht Club. next Little Theatre meeting, Septem- ENLISTED WIVES CLUB TO MEET call Karen Wardlaw at 8649. The price of the class will be ber 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Chapel Hill $15 ($5 of this will be refundable 770. Remember, no previous exper- Marine Barracks Enlisted Wives Special Announcements with the return of the course book). ience in theatre is necessary. Club will hold their monthly meeting. To sign up, come into the Special September 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the ADMIRAL'S TROPHY CEREMONY Services Office between 7:30 a.m. club house. All members please and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. attend. On September 22 Capt. Malone will Deadline for signup for the first be awarding trophies class will be September 23. TREASURE AND TRIVIA GIRL SCOUT TROOP MEETS to members of #7 the Admiral's Trophy bowling The Thrift Shop (Treasure and leagues National and American. The Girl Scout Troop #7 will meet at BASIC STRETCH AND SEW CLASS Trivia) is located next door to the ceremony will begin at 5 p.m. in Villamar 701B on September 12 at Beauty Shop and across the street Marblehead Hall. League, ABC and 7:30 p.m. For further information Basic stretch and sew classes will from the Commissary Store on Sherman WIBC awards will be presented. All call 90256 AT, September 12 and 14. Each Avenue, It is open on Tuesdays and league members are invited to at- class will meet one night a week Fridays from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. LITTLE THEATRE TO MEET tend. for four weeks from 7 until 9 p.m. Items available for rental include $5 deposit is requested upon regis- baby cribs, playpens, high chairs, The Little Theatre will meet at CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY tration. To register call Nancy at ironing boards, typewriters, sewing 770 Chapel Hill on September 12 at PLANNING COMMITTEE TO MEET 98297 AT or stop over at Kittery machines and strollers. Items for 7:30 p.m. Refreshments will be Beach The first 365A AT. sale include such things as used served. For more information call meeting of the Christmas clothing, shoes, linen, 97245 AT. Activity Planning committee will be winter held September 13 at 1 p.m. in con- U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba clothing, formals, baby and child- NAVSTA OWC TO MEET ference room D, FTG Building 123. ren's clothing, used paperback and Representatives of all organizations hardback books, kitchen utensils, The Naval Station Officers' Vives and clubs are invited to attend to Gitmo cookbooks and calendars and Club bazaar workshop will meet on assist in the planning and coordina- many more miscellaneous items. If September 14 at 1 pom. at Paola ting this year's Christmas events. you don't see what you're looking For more for at Treasure and Trivia, Point Hill. Bring one or more gift information contact Cdr. Capt. David W. DeCook ask for size boxes and scissors. For more R. A. Berger at 8360/8543 or LtJg. it, chances are that it's there! information call Virginia Gillmore Hoag at 8524. Naval Base Commander A drop box is located at the rear at 8341, Naval Station Commanding Officer of the shop for anyone wishing to PENTACOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES LCdr. Jerry Ryan. Pbi far fie give donations of any serviceable J02 Brenda Starkey.Assistant Editor items. For further information THREE-MAN SCRATCH LEAGUE PN2 Ronna Schoker.Reporter/Production Plans are now being made to begin Ast, call Treasure and Trivia at 8549. a Pentacostal Fellowship service An organizational meeting will be sponsored by the Church of God. held for the Wednesday three-man Anyone interested in being a part The 5On ta,.0 Gazette published according to the scratch bowling rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers league at 5 p.m. on of these worship services please September 14. Teams will bowl at of the Naval 5oaPubl A001i,,fOi r. Printed contact Randy Mitchell at 8618 AWH. five times weekly at goverm1entepense on government 6 p.m. following the meeting. Any- equipment at the Navy Publication and Prin ti one interested should submit a team Service Branc Office, the opinions or statements in newsites thatapr herein a o to bonstrued roster to Ben Fritts at 8137 AWH official o flectingtheviesofCOAVSE before September 13. ohr 1e partant of the .ay. Monday, September 12, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history. Today is Monday, September 12th, the 255th day of 1977. There are 110 Ship Schedule year. FTG Weekly days left in the SHIP HULL NO. DATE OF ARRIVAL DATE OF DEPARTURE Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1944, the first American troops reached German soil in USS R. H. MCCARD (DD-822) 27 AUG 77 16 SEP 77 World War II.

On this date: In 1814, American forces successfully defended Baltimore against the British in the War of 1812. In 1869, the National Prohibition Party was organized in . In 1943, during World War II, dictator Benito Mussolini was rescued by Joy, Sadness Await Jewish Germany paratroopers from a hotel at Lake Bracciano, Italy where he was being held prisoner by the Italian government. In 1945, General Douglas MacArthur had the secret Black Dragon Society Faithful l By Chaplain Albert M. Dimont, dissolved in Japan and many of its leaders were . Armed Forces Chaplains Board In 1953, Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts married Jacqueline Lee Joy and sadness are twins, and the closeness of their relationship is Bouvier in Newport, Rhode Island. never felt and seen more clearly than during the end of one year and the In 1970, Palestinian guerrillas blew up three hijacked airliners on the beginning of a new one. Such is the significance of Rosh Hashonah (the Jordan Desert. Jewish New Year), which is celebrated on September 12 - 14, and Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), which is observed on September 21 - 22. Ten years ago: Governor Ronald Reagan called for a sharp escalation of As with the endings and beginnings of all such important events, it is the war of Vietnam. natural for a person to call a halt to the busy tempo of everday living Five years ago: Israel warned that it would strike at Arab guerrillas and use some time for reflection on the meaning and purpose of what lies with all its force and skill. ahead. That is why the Jewish New Year begins with 10 days of reflection One year ago: Chinese leaders gathered in Peking for the funeral of and penitence when the individual is called upon to reassess the value of Mao Tse-Tung. his or her relationship with God and with others, and to concentrate on ways of improving those relationships and the overall quality of life. Today's birthdays: Former Olympic track star Jesse Owens is 64. Despite any dissatisfactions with one's present course, the person of Publisher Alfred Knopf is 85. faith affirms that life is God-given and, therefore, worth living well. Rosh Hashonah is a solemn festival, but incorporates elements of joy and Thought for today: The rotten apple spoils his companion -- Benjamin hope. The key note is a spirit of confidence in which each person seeks Franklin. to overcome hinderances to better living by placing trust in God. The ceremonial sounding of the ram's horn (shofar) reminds all of the need for Nation Pays Honor in Sept. such faith and trust in every aspect and action of one's life. The 10 days of reflection are concluded with the awesome and joyful day of repentance, Yom Kippur, which is marked by complete fast, praver, and the resolution for better atuning life to spiritual values. Thus, the religious festival of Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur signals the iVIVA HIiPANB! end of what is past and heralds the beginning of new expectations, National Hispanic Heritage country, and maintained the Americans, with roots in this challenges and promises for the days ahead. Week, observed during Sept. solidarity of their families." Nation further back than any 11-17, gives recognition to Athough not always finding other group except the the contributions of our favor or agreement with their American Indian, have been Nation's Hispanic-Americans. Angto neighbors, the joined by Hispanic people Among those contributions Hispanos put their imprint from otber nations of South are the special qualities and indelibly and significantly on and Central America. In the Lance to be highlight in Congress characteristics of Spanish- the area and all of its people. years following World War 11, speaking Americans which The Hispano's ancestors in- for example, tens of WASHINGTON (AP)--The Bert Lance cars that do not get at least 21 of Puerto Ricans add strength and texture to produced Colonial-Spanish thousands affair will dominate the Congress- miles per gallon by 1985. the overall American fabric. architecture; hundreds of have come from that small ional spotlight this week. But If cars did not meet that standard, Daniel T.V. Valdes, a place names in the Southwest island to fill the job needs of wage also the manufacturer would be fined scholar on the American are Spanish. And the well- American industry. energy and the minimum $10,000 per car if he insisted on Southwest, points out some known American cowboy After the Cuban crisis, will be top items on the Capital making of the generalized differences inherited his trade, his horse, thousands of Cubans, many Hill agenda. them. The standard for 1980 between Anglo-Americans his outfit, his lingo and his of whom left all worldly pus- The Senate governmental affairs would be 16 miles per gallon. and those of Spanish origin. methods from the Spaniard. sessions behind, were allowed committee continues its analysis In the House, sponsors of the leg- The Anglo is a servant of It is also interesting to note by the Cuban government to of the financial problems of Lance, islation to raise the minimum wage to time; to the Latin there is time that the Hispanos of the come to the . President Carter's Budget Director. $2.65 an hour from $2.30 will try to for everything. The Anglo is fend off amendments to set a lower po racthi nd.wanorgaize Southwest became American Added to these sources of in- Lance himself is to appear Thursday practical and wan iza- citizens by choice and not by migration are those coming amid reports he is considering re- wage rate for teenagers. The bill tion; the Hispano is chance. Under the terms of from other nations of Latin signing after his testimony. He has would raise the minimum next Jan- theoretical andindividualistic. the Treaty of Guadalupe America. As a result, this uary 1 and would automatically in- The Anglo is supreme in Hidalgo in 1848, the Spanish- country now has a Spanish- denied this. crease it each year afterwards. science; he places economic speaking people were given speaking population third only But the eventual outcome of the well-being and wealth above their choice between Mexican to the whites and blacks. controversy over Lance's dealings as There is little significant opposi- everything. The Latin excels a Georgia banker before joining the tion to increasing the wage floor in human relations; friendship yorUiizhip, with one What one writer says of the administration is expected to hinge itself, but the administration and is the most important element yearmindwhicomakerup Hispano of New Mexico could on what he tells the Senate panel organized labor will be facing a in his life. equally apply to all Hispanic- this week. challenge to defeat Republican pro- Another scholar says of the them land grants below the Americans: "His filial respect, The Senate as a whole plans to posals to a sub-minimum wage for Rio home and of Hispanic-American of the Grande, but the majority his love of spend most of the week debating new teenagers. There is no such sub- Southwest, "He descends preferred to stay where they country, and his fortitude in energy-efficiency standards for minimum under current law. from men who have for three were, where their families had the face of adversity are Capital Hill centuries withstood drought lived for one or two hundred potential resources to Amen- buildings and home appliances, and a In other issues on and flood, tilled the land faith- years, and to become citizens canism. Such qualities be- controversial proposal to outlaw this week: fully, adapted their building to of the United States, speak preparedness to gas-guzzling cars by 1985. The A House and Senate conference com- the contours and rigors of the In this century, Hispanic enhance American life." Energy Conservation and Policy Act mittee will begin work today to re- that is before the Senate is part concile differences on the federal of the President's comprehensive budget resolutions for fiscal year Protestors demolish energy program. 1978. Today's TV8 Earlier this year, the House pass- The House Ways and Means committee fence begins amending legislation to shore KENT, Ohio (AP)--Demonstrators ed a bill that would tax fuel-inef- ficient cars,. This proposal is still up the Social Security system. protesting a gymnasium annex to be The Senate may get to legislation schedule built on the site of the 1970 shoot- in a Senate committee, but some Senators want to go beyond taxing that would outlaw discrimination ings at Kent State University tore based on pregnancy. down part of the fence around the cars that do not get good gasoline 1:00 General Hospital construction site during a rally mileage and are proposing to outlaw 1:35 Monday Matinee: "DuBarry Was yesterday. a Lady" No one was arrested at the school 3:15 Cartoons as the demonstrators entered the re- 3:30 Sesame Street stricted construction area. But, 4:30 Voyage to the Bottom of the according to witnesses, campus po- Sea lice videotaped the intruders. Senate begins ratification fight 5:30 Newswatch University spokesman says authori- 6:30 Peter Marshall Variety Show ties will consult today with the (UPI)--With the pomp and ceremony Quoted in a magazine interview 7:55 Notes of Interest Portage County, Ohio prosecutor con- of last week's signing of the new released yesterday (in U. S. News 8:00 The Cop and the Kid cerning possible charges. Panama Canal treaties over, the Sen- and World Report), Torrijos appealed 8:30 Maude The protesters occupied the site ate this week settles in for what is for Senate ratification, and warned Vienna 9:00 Assignment briefly then left. The fence was expected to be a long and bitter rat- of hostile Panamanian reaction should 9:55 Newswatch Final repaired quickly. ification battle. the legislators reject the pacts. 10:00 Monday Night Baseball The rally, organized by the so- Former California Governor Ronald Torrijos warned of the vulnerabil- 'Base movies called May Fourth Coalition, attrac- Reagan fired the first volley against ity of the 51 mile waterway, calling LYCEUMS ted about 300 persons. The group is the new pact yesterday. it as defenseless "as a newborn named for the day in 1970 when four Reagan told broadcast interviewers baby." Downtown - The Greatest, PG Kent State students were shot to (ABC's "Issue and Answers") that if Chairman John Sparkman plans to McCalla - Cross of Iron, R death by Ohio National Guard troops the United States ratifies the open a series of Senate foreign re- Marine Site - The Swiss Conspiracy, during an anti-war protest. treaties, Panama will seize control lations committee hearings on the PG At yesterday's rally, speakers of the waterway just as Egypt took treaty September 26th with admini- Leeward Point - Breakheart Pass, PG urged protestors to gather support the Suez Canal from the British and stration officials leading off the among the 18,000 students returning French. testimony. CLUBS for the start of classes today. The Reagan also said Panamanian Gen- Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd coalition is fighting construction eral Omar Torrijos would cancel out says he has no intention of bringing Windjammer - Club Closed of the $6 million structure, claim- the rest of the treaty, calling for the pacts to the floor until early Post #46 - The White Dawn, R ing the gym would desecrate the a phased 23 year withdrawal of Amer- next year, to allow for full discus- CPO Club - Executive Action, PG memory of the students who were icans from Panama, if it suits his sion, by both lawmakers and the COMO Club - Club Closed killed, "national purposes." public, on the treaties. Guantanamo September 12, 1977 Page 4 Gazette Monday, Vilas, Evert win U.S. Open Tennis Championship

for his FOREST HILLS, NY (AP)--Guillermo per cent of the credit" Evert, the defending champion, top Vilas makes no bones about it, he tournament success to Tiriac, "but seed and premier woman player. She was trying very hard to win the not the money." became the first woman to win three U. S. Open Tennis Championship, and The singles title was worth straight U. S. Open titles since his effort paid off. Vilas took $33,000. Maureen Connolly did in 1951. three of four sets from defending The muscular Argentine felt the The Hewitt-McMillan tandem cap- key to champ Jimmy Connors yesterday to win third set tie-breaker was the tured the doubles title at Forest the men's singles title at Forest the match. He noted that Connors Hills Friday night, and they'll Hills., was playing very loose, so he de- head for Texas this week for the Vilas won the French Open in Paris cided to do likewise. Vilas also six day U. S. Professional Doubles earlier this summer, but he still played very well, and won the crucial Championships, which open Tuesday. had not captured one of the two face-off 7-4. The defending champions in the premier titles, Wimbledon and the Connors, meanwhile, did not wait $125,000 event are Brian Gottfried Open. After winning yesterday, to meet the news media after the and Raul Ramirez. Vilas proclaimed, "this makes me match. He headed to the clubhouse, The top-seeded team of Martina number one in the world." then left the West Side Tennis Club Navratilova and Betty Stove captured He's not likely to stir up an ar- with his mother and members of his the women's doubles championship in gument. The Open is his seventh entourage. the U. S. Open Tennis Championships straight tourney title; and his de- Chris Evert turned back Australian yesterday. feat of Connors extended his unbeat- Wendy Turnbull 7-6, 6-2 to capture They teamed up for a 6-1, 7-6 vic- en streak on clay to 46 matches. the $33,000 first prize and her tory over Renee Richards and Betty in a Vilas dedicated his victory to his third U. S. Open Championship Ann Stuart. 113th country, Argentina. He also had row. The triumph marked the Navratilova and Stove split good words for his coach, Ton Tiriac consecutive clay court win for $13,125 for the victory. of Romania. He said he gives "50 Exhibition Football Baseball Scores Dr. Morgan wins National League American League Minnesota 30, Buffalo 6 New Orleans 20, Houston 16 Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 5 4, Toronto 3 (1st) Tampa Bay 14, Baltimore 0 Pittsburgh 10, Montreal 4 Toronto 6, New York Yankees 4 (2nd) B.C. Open Cincinnati 24, Chicago 6 Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles 2 Boston 9, Detroit 2 Denver 20, San Francisco 0 Baltimore 9, 5 Atlanta 7, San Diego 3 ENDICOTT, NY (UPI)--Pro golfer Kansas City 37, St. Louis 20 Kansas City 4, Minnesota 1 New York Mets 7, Chicago Cubs 3 Dr. Gil Morgan scored the first vic- Miami 27, New York Giants 21 Chisox 6, California 2 (1st) San Francisco 2, Houston 1 tory of his career yesterday in New 29, Atlanta 10 Chisox 4, California 5 (2nd) winning the $200,000 B. C. Open at San Diego 38, Seattle 20 Oakland 5, Milwaukee 3 Endicott, New York. Seattle 6, Texas 4 Morgan shot a final round 69 to finish at 14 under par 270, good A * Ajjjjjj.i. for a five shot win over Lee Elder. Football Results Morgan, who has never used the doc- torate in optometry he earned at NEW YORK (UPI)--How the United Southern University in-1972, earned Press International Board of Coaches $40,000 for his finish. Top 20 ranked college football teams Elder, who started the day four fared over the weekend: strokes behind Morgan, played over 1. Notre Dame 19, Pittsburgh 9 par through the first nine holes to Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- 2. Michigan 37, Illinois 9 fall seven strokes behind. Then he ac- 8 and 1340 radio will only be Classified Ads 951144 3. Oklahoma 25, Vanderbilt 23 rallied slightly to finish with a cepted between 8 and 11 a.m. Monday 4. Southern Cal 27, Missouri 10 70. His second place total of nine through Friday. Ads will not be 12' X 30' barrel boat with 25HP 5. Alabama 34, Mississippi 13 under par 275 earned him $23,000. Bonafide accepted on holidays. Evinrude, available immediately, 6. Ohio State 10, Miama of Fla. 0 Veteran Georgia pro Mac McLendon will be ac- emergency announcements $800 or best offer. Call 98150 AWH. 7. Texas A & M 28, Kansas 14 rallied for a final round of 68 to cepted anytime. Announcements may Texas Tech 17, Baylor 7 stand alone in third place at 276, 1973 CL100, available Septem- 8. be hand carried to PAO anytime dur- 9, Maryland 21, Clemson 14 one stroke better than Argentine ber 26, $300. Call 951247 DWH or ing working hours. Advertisements 10. Nebraska 10, Washington St. 19 Florentino Molina, who had a final 95414 AWH and ask for Bill. will be limited to 40 words. Ads 11, Pittsburgh 9, Notre Dame 19 round 69. which discriminate on the basis of Garcia electrosonic fish finder, 11. Houston was idle The early play of Arnold Palmer race, sex, creed, color or national O - 100 foot range, $60; Browning 13. UCLA was idle had created some excitement, but he be accepted. The origin will not Nomad I hunting bow with 11 target 14. Colorado 27, Stanford 21 *fell out of contention Saturday with Public Affairs Staff reserves the arrows, 11 broadhead hunting arrows, 15. Penn State was idle a four over par 75. Although right to edit and rewrite all sub- bow rack, bush guards, arm and fin- 16. Florida was idle Palmer admits his game is just not missions. ger tabs and bow case, $65; McGregor 17. Georgia 27, Oregon 16 as solid as it used to be, Arnie little league baseball glove. Call 18. Brigham Young 32, Kansas St. 0 says he has no intention of retiring. FOR SALE 8137 AWH. 19, Iowa St. 35, Wichita St. 9 "I'm 48 now," he says, "and not St. 34, Tulsa 17 1965 Ford 289 engine with automatic Two new Bose 501-IT speakers, 100 19. Oklahoma broke." finished the tournament transmission, all complete and ready watts, $230 pair; two Epic Tower Palmer scores were: par 283, far back to install; '1964 Chevrolet 283 en- speakers, 50 watts, $140 pair; Akai Other college with a one under Washington 18 gine with automatic transmission. cassette deck, 705-D, $180, need Mississippi St. 27, in the field. Jose St. 10 Call 90162 AWH or see at Granadillo cash. Talk to Cle Grey Room 0-301 Utah St. 22, San Point 3A AWH. Gold Hill Barracks or phone 95516 Wyoming 0, Air Force 0 14 DWH. Wisconsin 30, Indiana 1973 Mini-Honda 70, $150; baby Michigan St. 19, Purdue 14 Andretti takes stroller, $6. Call 90123 AT or 8455 Central Michigan 9, Eastern Mich. 3 DWH and ask for Tom Arwine. SERVICES Ohio University 49, Marshall 27 Responsible person to housesit any- Iowa 24, Northwestern 0 Stereo with 8-track player, $75. time, references available. Call Minnesota 10, Western Michigan 7 Grand Prix of Italy Call 96293. Pete at 8196 DWH. Kent State 33, Illinois State 14 Dayton 45, Butler 13 Mediterranean Would like to babysit for working 43, Toledo 3 China cabinet, $250; Ball State MONZA, Italy (AP)--Mario Andretti $50; crib with matt- mothers, Monday through Friday in State 31, Drake 29 wood cabinet, Arkansas won the Grand Prix of Italy Formula 99181 AT. my home, Villamar on 1st Street, 35, Wichita State 9 ress, $20. Call Iowa State One auto race in Monza yesterday, Call 97177. seconds S. E. Missouri 17, Central Ark. 6 finishing 16 and nine tenths 1965 Rambler in good running condi- Young couples wishes to housesit for S. W. Louisiana 34, Fresno St. 13 ahead of Austria's Niki Lauda. tion, $300; 18,000 BTU A/C and 11,000 was third. the months of November, December or Baptist Christian 38, Baptist U. 0 Australia's Alan Jones BTU A/C both for $250; child's play place finish vir- ,January. Call HM3 Alford at 95377 S. Dakota St. 23, W. Illinois 6 But the second house, $10. Call 951270 AT. 1977 bWH. N. W. Missouri St. 27, Pitt St. 14 tually assured Lauda of the Championship. He has Responsible person to housesit be- Mankato St. 24, Wis. Whitewater 14 World Driving 1972 Honda 70CC, new tires, new 27 points more than his tween now and February, references Black Hills St. 16, Dickinson St. 6 69 points, electrical system, recently tuned, South Africa's Room Trinity 27, Nuevo Leon 7 closest competitor, condition, $250. Call available. Call Dave at 8559 excellent S. E. Oklahoma 43, Austin College 7 Jody Scheckter. Lauda needs just at 8106 DWH. C-315 and leave message. re- Shalhoub Benedictine 29, William Penn 6 one more point, with three races Doane 30, Hastings 8 maining, to lock up the title. Duster; 1975 Yamaha GIVE AWAY 1972 Plymouth Bethel, Minn, 38, MacAlester 7 Off the track at Monza yesterday, DT-400; 10 gallon aquarium with light was killed Female cat. Call 96293 AT. Texas 44, Boston College 0 a 20 year old spectator Jon boat; 44 magnum shells; large 14' Wake Forest 24, Furman 14 when a huge advertising poster col- bumper. Call 90178 AWH. the boat WANTED Oregon St, 24, Syracuse 12 lapsed. The victim had climbed get a better view of the Austin Healy or Midget transmission. New Mexico 35, Hawaii 26 sign to 8' X 27' barrel boat with 25HP Evin- in- DWH. Rice 31, Idaho 10 race. Fourteen persons were rude, available immediately. Call Call Shalhoub at 8106 North Texas St. 41, Texas-El Paso 10 jured in the collapse. 95319 AWH or 64251 DWH. victory, Andretti Washing machine in good condition. Cal St. Northridge 17, San Fran St. 10 Following his St. 22 disclosed that he's been negotiating Late model Ashia Pentax SP1000 cam- Call 95469 AWH. Cal Poly-Slo 29, Portland with Ferrari for a possible move to era with 50mm lens; brand new Ilkil- outfits the Italian auto factory next season, ite underwater camera case; 28mm Would like to buy two karate Cross. 96125 AT. but he said such a decision would -wide angle lens; tripod; leather size 3 or 4. Call +Red The Good require that his business and racing cases for camera lens, $450 or best activities in the U. S. not be offer. 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