foal pact overwhelmingly rejected WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- President House Speaker Thomas O'Neill said With 410 of 794 locals reporting, However, sources at the White House Jimmy Carter returned to the the White coal legislation will be treated the vote was 15,750 for ratifica- Sunday night said President Carter House from Camp David Sunday to find as an emergency, and it should be tion and 34,344 against. That's definitely would act today to invoke that striking coal miners had over- rammed through the House within a a margin of about 31 percent for the Taft-Hartley Act and order strik- whelmingly rejected the tentative week. and more than 68 percent against. ing miners back to work. contract settlement with the soft White House Economic Advisor The rejectionist trend which Under this act, he would first have coal industry. Charles Schultze said that quick started Friday continued unabated to declare a state of emergency An aide said Carter would act no action would be needed and because the through Sunday spreading gloom with- appoint a board of inquiry to review later than today to force an end to number of strike-related layoffs in the administration and predic- the need for asking a court to order the three-month-old walkout. will reach 3 million by April. tions of violence if the President the miners back to Carter's people work for 80 days. already were lay- moves to force the mines to reopen. ing the groundwork for quick action Power company officials who'd In Charleston, W.Va. UMW President White House sources said Carter last night as Vice President Walter been waiting to see whether the Arnold Miller said he'd like another had already selected people to serve Mondale and the secretaries of labor United Mine Workers would ratify chance at negotiating a coal miners' on that inquiry board. and energy were meeting with the proposed contract said last contract. Carter and other top administration night they were waiting to see what Furthermore, he warned that any There were also reports that he officials at the White House. the government will do about the bovernment action could cause some might ask Congress to authorize a The President was expected to act miners' rejection. violence in the coalfields. temporary federal takeover today after breakfasting with Con- of the Miller said he hopes Carter will mines. gressional leaders and meeting with The United Mine Workers from Ala- allow him to go back to the coal Some union men his cabinet this morning. were predicting bama to Pennsylvania, and from operators for more negotiations. violence if Carter forces them back He was expected to order the miners Maryland to New Mexico, spurned the And if Carter does act, Miller to work. back to work for 80 days under the pact by about a two to one margin said he thinks nationalizing the There are also predictions that Taft-Hartley Act and to ask Congress despite a warning that Pres. Carter mines would be preferable to invoking the rejection means trouble for the to authorize a federal takeover of would act today to choke off the the Taft-Hartley Act with its back future of the United Mine Workers the mines. strike which began Dec. 6. to work provisions. Union and its president, Miller.

This is National Music The Navy's only shote-based doaL.y Vol. 33 No. 44 Education Week U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, March 6, 1978 Senators may end energy impasse WASHINGTON (AP) -- For the first Such a resolution could come Tues- Approval by the Senate conferees time this year, formal bargaining day when the full least $49 billion through 1985, than 17-member Senate seems likely, barring any last-minute between the House and Senate may re- delegation considers an under the original Carter Administra- "agreement defectiios from Jackson's camp. But, sume this week on President Jimmy in principle" forced tion proposal passed by the House. last week by the vote could be very close. Carter's stalled energy bill. Chairman Henry That legislation called for con- Jackson and other The proposal calls for exempting After months of inaction, the top Senate negotiators tinued price controls, and would with the help newly discovered natural gas from House-Senate Conference Committee on of Energy Secretary James have been less costly than a Senate- Schlesin- federal price regulation by 1984 the bill could get back to work if ger. passed bill calling for deregulation and allowing a steady increase in conferees can resolve their differ- The secretary said in 1980. Sunday he thinks the regulated price between now and ences on the key issue of deregula- the tentative natural If Senate conferees reach agreement, gas compromise then. For the consumer, the plan tion of natural gas prices. is the full House-Senate Conference is acceptable to the President. would mean higher gas bills, by .at expected to meet later in the week. Rains ease after 25 are killed (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- The rain in Pheonix was so heavy snow was expected. The devastating weekend rains final- jor disaster area by President Jimmy that it leaked through the roof of Meanwhile, California is cleaning ly eased up in California, Arizona Carter Saturday. the city coliseum, causing a rare up from the mudslides caused by the and Mexico The Malibu home of actor Burgess Sunday night and flash rain delay in the professional storm. flood watches were rescinded in Meredith was one of many California basketball game going on inside. Six deaths in the state are blamed those areas which beachfront residences damaged by recorded about 25 on the storm. storm-related deaths. rough seas accompanying the storm. In northern Phoenix, the rain A Mexican government spokesman Military helicopters brought food forced the Arizona Canal to overflow, said as many as 19 lives may have Comedian Flip and water to flood-stranded Indians Wilson was one of flooding city streets with about been lost near Tijuana. the neighbors on the Navajo reservation who turned out Sunday in Arizona five inches of water. The National Guard was Sunday. called out to help stack protective sandbags In Flagstaff, six inches of new in Arizona which was declared a ma- around the house. Ethiopia claims Jijiga's conquered LONDON (AP/UPI) -- Ethiopia issued a pendent observers in the area to Ethiopian forces were being spear- Baker suggested that Carter sus- communique Sunday stating that its confirm the report." headed by Cuban and Soviet troops. pend further arms talks with Moscow, troops have conquered the strategic The Ethiopian officials say regu- At the same time in Washington, and refuse to go any further in town of Jijiga in the disputed Oga- lar forces and people's militia en- Senate G.O.P. Leader Howard Baker normalizing diplomatic den Desert region. relations with tered Jijiga and now are in complete told a broadcast interview at ABC Cuba. control of the area. that he thinks President Jimmy Car- In London, howeyes., Somalia's em- ter ought to take action against bassy issued a statement of its own Jijiga is about 60 miles inside Cuban and Soviet military agression Baker said he believes Moscow is disputing the Ethiopian claims as Ethiopia from the Somali border. in Africa. testing the Carter Administration "untrue." It was captured by Somali insur- Baker suggested that Carter sus- in the embattled Horn of Africa. The Somali Ambassador to London gents September. pend further arms talks with Moscow And he said it's time for Carter td Ahmed Mohamed Adan said, "The Ethio- However, the Somali statement said and refuse to go any further in nor- "draw the line" and make it clear pians are in the habit of making fighting for control of the town is malizing diplomatic relations with that Soviet-Cuba intervention in the such claims, and there are no inde- still raging and charged that the Cuba. area is not acceptable. Weizman arrives in New York IIIE: NEW YORK (AP) -- Israeli Defense week by Israeli Prime Minister Men- work on two Jewish settlements on Minister Ezer Weizman arrived in ahem Bagin and Foreign Minister the occupied West Bank. New York Sunday night, the first Moshe Dayan. A Defense Ministry spokesman de- stop on a mission to the U.S. that Earlier Sunday, Weizman was nied the charge. The third of a series on the fil- reportedly will include a request Weizman heads a faction in the ing of your 1977 income tax on page for ,more arms for Israel. criticized by an Israeli national- Israeli cabinet favoring a freeze 3. Weizman's trip will lay the. ist movement, Gush Emunim, that on the development of the settle- groundwork for the visit here next charged him with ordering a halt to ments. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 6, 1978 Movie schedule Lyceums (All movies start at 8 p.m.)

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Ad which discr0imteaon the buts of race, sex, creed. color, or affu.l origin 4::30 Marcus Welby Clubs 5: :00 TV 8 News Headlines AW*After working Hour.). 5::25 Almanac (BW) Windjammer: club closed d 5::30 Newswatch Staff NCO: The Goodbye Girl, PG 6: :30 Bobby Vinton (Post #46) o . [ 951144] 6::55 Greatest Headlines (BW) CPO Club: September 30, 1955, PG 7: :00 Little House on the Prairie COMO Club: no movie 7: :55 Notes of Interest Teen Club: club closed Clubs & Organizations 8 :00 What's Happening (NEW TIME) W. T. SAMPSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8 :30 Phyllis *Live firing THE PROTESTANT MEN OF THE CHAPEL will be observing National Music 9:00 Rockford Files will meet Monday evening at 6:30 Education Week March 6-10th. The 9 :55 Newswatch Update Monday.12- 4 p.m. p.m. at the church for their monthly theme for the week chosen by Music 10 :00 Monday Night at the Movies: dinner. The program will be on Educators' National Conference "Call of the Wild" The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas taxes and all men of the Protestant (MENC) is "Music IS Basic". between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles Chapel are invited to attend. You are invited to visit your Points and all of the upper bay child's music class on Thursday and north of Caracoles and Granadillo Points will be off limits. For AFTERNOON LADIES Friday this week. Those people who THE TUESDAY more information contact the Special Handicap Bowling League will now have children in fifth grade are invited for both music periods be- Services Marina, ComNavBase Duty be forming for summer. Bowling cause they will be playing baritone office or Base Police. will begin on March 28. Anyone interested in joining this league, ukeleles. The class schedule is contact Sherry at 90184, or Vicki, as follows: 99168, for further information. THURSDAY FRIDAY Beginners and new people are wel- 8:40 Berkel Francis come. 9:10 Bru Sullivan 9:40 Smith Broderick 10:20 Perrault Lovelace FTG Weekly Ship Schedule THE NAVAL AIR STATION OFFICERS 10:50 Dawson Bunch DATE DEPARTURE DATE Wives Club monthly meeting is a 11:25 Castro Fowler SHIP HULL NUMBER ARRIVAL 6, 1978 March 31, 1978 coffee on Thursday, Mar. 9, at 9:30 1:05 Jenson Jacob USS IWO JIMA LPH 2 March March 28, 1978 a.m., at the home of Becky Johnson, 1:30 Blue Rzasa USNS MOSOPELEA T ATF 158 March 6, 1978 LST 1192 1978 March 17, 1978 CB 1206. 2:00 Carr Tyler USS SPARTANBURG COUNTY Feb. 21, 17, 1978 March 22, 1978 The music room is C-16. USS LUCE DDG 38 Feb. Feb. 1978 March 16, 1978 (Please walk in quietly.) USS PAUL FF 1080 5, THE GITMO SWINGERS SQUARE DANCE USS H.J. ELLISON SS 864 Feb. 24, 1978 March 17, 1978 Club will have a potluck dinner USS FORR ST SHERMAN DD 931 Jan. 26, 1978 March 10, 1978 on March 11, beginning at 6:30 p.m. THE NAVY-WIDE EXAMINATIONS USS MULLINNIX DD 944 Feb. 22, 1978 March 24, 1978 followed by a business meeting. scheduled for March 7, 9 and 14, The regular dance night will be have been rescheduled to be held held after the business meeting. in the COMO Dining Room vice the This will be election night, so Windjammer Enlisted Club. The all members are requested to attend. times and dates remain the same. For more information, call 8520. A PADI ADVANCED OPEN WATER Calendar diving class will begin on March 14 high tide- 7:29 pm local at the Reef Raiders Classroom. For 'I low tide-- 1:56 pm more information, contact Bob sunrise--- 7:17 am Forecas8 Today Graves, 952201. sunset---- 7:08 pm CPO Wives meeting at CPO Club Dining Room, 7 p.'. high------82 Anonymous at East Bargo Point Old Nursery Building, 7:45 p.m. low------63 8813 EXPERIENCED TEACHERS of ballroom Alcoholics dancing, disco dancing, and belly (8275)* Today's forecast calls for mostly dancing who would be interested in Tomorrow clear skies with northwesterly teaching these classes, please Navy Exchange/Commissary Advisory Board meeting, MCalla. Administration winds of 12-18 knots gusting to 26. contact the Special Services Building, 1:30 p.m. Officer or Mrs. Astle at 95449/ Bay conditions will be 2-5 feet. Sensibly meeting, W.T. Sampson Elementary School room B-9, 95448 DWH. Take Off Pounds 6 p.m. (90253 or 951049). E-4 examination at 7:30 a.m. at COMO Club dining room. BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE Special Announcements English and Western riding classes WEDNESDAY will begin on March 22. For more Guantanamo Bay Officers' Wives Club House and Garden Tour at the home of COUNSELING GUANTANAMO'S ALCOHOL information, call 95581 OWH, 99152 the commander of the Naval Base, 1101 Deer Point, 2 - 5 p.m. (992269). meetings are undergoing several AWH. changes. Guantanamo Bay Officials Association meeting at the Officials Hut, 6:30 The Alcoholics Anonymous meetings p.m. (8867). will now be held at 7:45, vice Caribbean Arts and Crafts Association shell jewelry class 7:30 p.m. (96290) 7:30, on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS and Friday evenings. The numbers Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at East Bargo Old Nursery School Building to call are 96274, 90269 or 8275 TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 at 1 and 7:45 p.m. (96274. 90269 or 8871). for more information. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,195,000 Gitmo Coin Club meeting, Quonset Hut 1817 behind the old elementary school, The previously held Alateen meet- TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,547,000 7:30 p.m. (90172). ings have been canceled. However, Alanon will meet Tuesday evenings Church of Christ Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 7 p.m. (97115). at the East Bargo Pt. old Nursery Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6 - 8 p.m. School. The numbers to call for THE COFFEE SHOP will close at 7 more information for Alanon are p.m. on Tuesday, March 7, due to THURSDAY 98187 or 90269 any time. the monthly spraying for pest The Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery Just starting will be an Alco- control. School Building, 7 p.m. (98145 or 98100). holics Anonymous meeting on Leeward side at the Chapel at 7:30 p.m. on E-6 examination at 7:30 a.m. at COMO Club dining room. Thursdays and Saturdays. For more Chapel, 7:30 p.m. (90268 or 8275). o the Leeward meetings, call THE MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at Leeward either 90269 or 8275. offered by NOVA University has been cancelled. THE NAVY EXCHANGE FOOD SERVICES FRIDAY announces "Steak and Brew Night" Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at East Bargo Point Old Nursery Building, 7:45 at the Blue Caribe on Friday, p.m. (90269 or 8275). March 10 from 6 p.m. to midnight. Naval Base, Guantanamo Cuba U.S. Bay, from 6 p.m. to midnight, dancing :The menu will include 16 oz. Steak and Brew Night at the Blue Caribe T-Bone steak, French fries, vege- from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. table, tossed green salad, rolls SATURDAY and butter, coffee or iced tea, at Leeward Chapel, 7:30 p.m. (90268 or 8275). :and 2 beers of your choice, for Alcoholics Anonymous meeting Capt. David W. DeCook $5.95. The Patio Lounge features SUNDAY the exotic Pina Colada, truly the Naval Base Comander Naval Station Counuidg Officar will meet at McCalla Chapel: Bible Study 9:30 a.m., Morn- drink of the tropics for 60G. Church of Christ Ldr. Je yfya.e. O r p.m. (97115). do. 10a uru.a7 .t Worship 10:40 a.m., Evening worship 6:30 "Total Experience" will be play- 1i.0 PPOP7P . inJo. ing ing for your dancing pleasure The Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints meet at McCalla Chapel Annex from 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. 37.0 .P BadsSar.0o.n0ely0 Mc Edorod.rP .000nlitPhographer Priesthood Meeting 8:30 a.m., Sunday School 10 a.m., Sacrament Meeting J03 Kirk"a. ~.'1. 000al. t 0000 'fe -an 6 p.m. AT WINDMILL BEACH CABANAS #13, ag eL* * ih -ri , othe 14, 15, and 16 will be reserved for 1utlnedin AH "P -3E n ma h ia ln Old Nursery School Build- Me . 0t7Peningto 0.Pouto iltn Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at East Bargo Point unaccompanied personnel until 24 *fteaalI. PbicAfar fomr rn ing, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8871). hours in advance, at which time qn. " fviewsoCVAE qpanatheNvPu"luetin. ltoa rnl el a Room of COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. reservations could be made by accom- Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting at Plantation panied personnel. < .(8873). Monday, March 6, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Gitmo Achievement Medal presented Dialogue

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following submission is from one of the Gazette's younger readers. I wonder why people smoke like they do. There are over 70 million cigrette smokers in America. There is a chance. If you are over 20 years of age you started when you were 14 years of age. Losely the first cigrette made you cough and get dizzy. After you stop smoking you leave a dirty trail of cigrette butts and ashes behind you. You think it is funny when you blow smoke in a persons face. Why should you care your the one with the cigrette or cagar. Almost half of the world smokes. How would you quit if you are one of the to many 1.) Keep it off your mind 2.) Or say I will not smoke 50 times a day The above photo shows ABHC Charles Phillips receiving the Navy 3.) burn Your cigrettes or cagars. Achievement Medal from Captain William Zidbeck, Commanding Officer of Naval Air Station, at a recently held awards ceremony. KEITH ERTL The following personnel pictured in the background also receiving awards were: front row (L to R) LT David Haynes; AC1 Guy McMillan; A Pubic Service of Tis Magadne ABH1 John Blaisdell; ABH3 Deborah Muklenkamp; ADR3 John Smithson; &The Advertsing Counc l BT2 Paul Gawronski; BM3 Ricardo Rosario; ASHAN Larry Arndt; ASE3 John Barton; ASE2 Oval Poplin. Second row (L to R) SA Alan Dill; Could you AA Ricky Crozier; SA Theodore Torres; YN1 Jerry Newton; ASHAN Newton; SA James Baker; AA Kenneth Wingerter; AT3 Alice Grissom; pass this ASE3 John Grissom; ASEAN Andrew Colledge; Third row (L to R) ASCS Jesse Grant; AA William Mark; ASE3 John Hazen; ASMAN Steve Red Cross Donivan; AZ2 Robert Queer; ASE3 Alan Worthing; and AO3 Cale Brown. Not present were ASE1 Warren Arnold; ASE3 Mark Stillwagon; and swimming test? ASEAN John Tierney. SWIM: 1. Breaststroke-100 Yds. 2. Sidestroke-100 Yds. 3. Crawl stroke -100 Yds. 4. Backcrawl-50Yds. 5. On back (legs only) -50 Yds. Navy newsne 6. Turns (on front, back, side). 7. Surface dive -underwater swim-20 Ft. After the second murder earlier 8. Disrobe-float with clothes-5 mins. REWARD MONEY RAISED BY NORFOLK 9. Long shallow dive. SHIPYARD WORKERS this month, union workers started EGet The 10. Running front dive. collecting money and within three Nowr Wax 11. 10-minute swim. More than $8,000 in reward money days had raised $8,000. The reward Outta Thear raised by Norfolk Naval money will go toward the arrest and Ears' has been Ths h?_____Yer Anybodywho's taken aRed Cross swim Shipyard workers and other concerned conviction of anyone who has com- course knows how tough it can be. citizens for information leading to mitted serious crimes against Navy There's a good reason. "Never put anything smaller than your elbow in your the arrest and conviction of the personnel or shipyard civilians in We believe drowning is a serious ear," admonishes the adage from grandmother's day. business. killers of two Navymen. the shipyard area. And the Food and Drug Administration concurs, Last year alone, we taught 2,589,203 The two sailors were murdered In addition to the shipyard particularly warning against the use of cotton-tipped Americans not to drown-in the seven dif- this year in unrelated and appar- workers, local businesses, Navymen, sticks to remove ear wax. ferent swim courses we offer all across the ently unprovoked attacks within two stationed in ships at the shipyard, Daily cleaning of the ear with these devices, says a country. (Incidentally, most of the teaching weeks of each other just outside various supervisor groups and con- recent FDA study, not only damages the ear canal's -as with almost everything American Red citizens from outside the protective skin barrier, but can push wax deep into the the gates of the Norfolk Naval cerned Cross does-is done by dedicated vol, area donated to the fund. ear canal where it becomes impacted. unteers.) Shipyard. The only condition of the ear that individuals should A good many of the youngsters not Military Strength Announced treat themselves is the accumulation of ear wax in the only are learning to keep themselves safe. Nov. 30, 1977 external ear canal, the FDS study group said, and the Thousands upon thousands of them are preliminary Oct. 31, 1977 Nov. 30, 1976 only product suitable for this purpose is an ear wax learning to become lifesavers. Total DoD 2,068,721 2,072,434 2,082,173 softening agent. And the life they save-it just might Two ingredients reviewed by the study-glycerin and be your own. Army 778,246 780,008 780,935 carbamide peroxide in glycerine-are considered safe Navy 57,138 528,412 530,713 as ear wax softening agents. Marine Corps 191,913 192,675 188,944 and effective Red Cross 571,339 681,681 But ingredients that soften wax are not the same as' is counting Air Force 571,424 those that dissolve it. Dissolving agents, called The figures represent full-time military personnel comprising both Reg- cerumenolytics, should be used only by a physician for on you. ulars and Reserves on continuous active duty and officer candidates including removing hard, impacted wax from the inner ear. cadets at the Military and Air Academies and Midshipmen at the Naval Academy. IRS gives pointers to military concerning filing of1971return (Part 3 of a three part series) While you do not include in income the allowances or in-kind or reimbursed moving expense, neither can you deduct them frpm. income. You Selling Your Home may deduct only those expenses actually paid, for which you."are not reimbursed. And, any deductions you take come under the normal require- Changes of station are a fact of military life, perhaps requiring you ments for allowable moving expenses. to move to another residence or to sell your house. Moving can be expensive, but you might be able to recoup some of your expenses if you What Moving Expenses Are Allowable? meet certain qualifications. --If you travel to your new station to look for a new residence you If you sell your house for a price higher than the price you originally may deduct the cost of meals, travel and lodging. If you own a home paid, the amount gained on the sale is taxable. you may deduct the costs of selling your residence, such as real Ordinarily, if a person buys and occupies another residence within 18 estate commissions, attorney's fees, "points" and similar expenses. months after the sale of the old residence, the income tax on the gain -- When you move, the costs of transporting household goods are deduc- is deferred. But, for members of the Armed Forces on extended active tible. The deductible expenses include packing and crating the goods and duty you must be serving pursuant to an order for an indefinite period, even storage and insurance as long as the goods are removed to your or for more than 90 days; your service must begin before the end of the residence within 30 days of moving from the old residence. 18 month period for you to be eligible for the suspension, and the --If you stay in temporary quarters at your new location, you may suspension cannot last more than four years. deduct the meals and lodging for any 30 consecutive days after you arrive there. Even the cost of transporting you and your family to your new Moving Expenses residence is deductible. After you've purchased your residence and moved in, you might be able --The deduction for househunting trips, temporary quarters and sale to reduce. your Federal income tax bill still further by taking deduc- of your residence for tax year 1977, however, is limited to $3,000, tions for moving expenses, if you meet certain requirements. of which no more than $1,500 may be for househunting and temporary The tax law places time and distance limitations on expenses you can quarters. claim related to your move. The new residence must be at least 35 miles There are some expenses, however, which you cannot deduct, including farther from your old work place than the distance from your old any loss on the sale of your residence, prepayment of rent, real estate residence to your old work place. And, once at your new location, you taxes, interest payments and auto registration and tags. must be employed at least 39 weeks during the 12 months immediately Report your deductible moving expenses on Form 3903, Moving Expense following the move. But, if you move under military orders assigning Adjustment, and file it with your Form 1040. you to a permanent change of station, you do not have to meet the time and distance requirements. Additional Assistance Most of the time, the Services will provide expenses "in kind," that The IRS says this outline of practical hints to asshyt Servicemembers is a contract with a moving company to move and store household goods. in filling out their tax returns is not a complete list of all tax rules. Or, they may reimburse your expenses or provide a moving expense The IRS maintains local taxpayer service offices in major U.S. cities, allowance. You do not have to report these as income to the extent and it also trains military personnel to assist other Service people. they cover the move's actual cost. This also applies to moves to and Many U.S. and overseas bases have these specially trained personnel. To from separate locations if your spouse and dependents cannot accompany find out where you can get help with your income tax return, contact you, but move to a separate location. For purposes of the moving the nearest Judge Advocate General's (JAG) office or. your tax assistance expense deduction your move and your spouse's move are considered a advisor. IRS publications which provide additional assistance in filling single move to the new station. out your return are also available at the JAG offices. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, March 6, 1978 Results from Oceanview by Ed Pasch Racing was held Sunday, March 5 at Oceanview Speedway and saw some fine competition with the following results:

by Judy and Ken Kelley HOT WHEELS CLASS Vehicle Best Time Top Eliminator Terry Filmore 396 Chevelle 14.00 Second Place The Jack and Jill Tournament on Sunday, February 26 was, as always, a Bruce Howard '68 G.T.O. 15.35 fun day. Some fine team effort goes into winning and here they are: First place trophies went to captain Steve Miller and Bill McRae, Ray STREET CLASS Vehicle Best Time Holbrook and Kathy Dunn. Their score was 63, nine big ones under par. Top Eliminator Coming in at 64 were two teams, so a two-hole playoff was held and Ed Pasch '65 Chevelle 15.75 Ken Kelley's putting for his team clinched second place. That team was Second Place captain Al Beckford, Ken Kelley, Jeff Krewson, Wally Wlacott and Carolyn Tom Arwine '71 Maverick 18.90 Hunley. Third place honors went to the tough team of captain Ken Rowe, John TROPHY CLASS Vehicle Best Time Ramos, Chief Moore, Mike Lindberg and Ray Houston. Top Eliminator Longest Drive Trophies went-to powerhouse hitters Steve Miller and not available 100 Honda 22.00 Louise Herrin. Second Place Closest to the Pin Trophies were awarded to Dwayne Murray and Carolyn Bob Wilson '66 Barracuda 18.65 Huorley (who's making a pleasant habit of toting home trophies from Jack and Jill days.) POWDER PUFF Vehicle Best Time We had some first-timers come out to play and they'll tell you begin- Top Eliminator ners it's a fine way to start the golfing habit, so watch for the next Carol Jarrett '76 Road Runner 17.60 one and come out and treat yourself to a nice day. Second Place Francis Basford '70 Torino 17.50

Fastest vehicle of the day was "R.D." Davis with his 750 Honda Super Sport with a 13.60.

Don't forget next race day is Sunday, March 19. It will be 0 0 the last race day of the quarter and the quarterly trophy will UP TULENE be given out. The new quarter will start on Saturday, April 2. In the NHL Al to wait while Norton gets first crack at Spinks for title match Friday's game: Cleveland 2, Colorado 2 NEW YORK (UPI)--Muhammed Ali will have to wait. wants to fulfill his obligation to meet Norton. Saturday's games: Negotiations will be held as planned today to final- Lewis says he and his partner, Bob Arum, will fly to Boston 7, Buffalo 3 ize a heavyweight title bout in May or early June be- San Diego tonight and meet with Norton's manager, Bob N.Y. Islanders 6, Pittsburgh 3 tween Leon Spinks and Ken Norton despite Ali's public Biron, tomorrow morning as scheduled. Lewis insists Montreal 7, Philadelphia 1 plea Saturday for a quick rematch. he will not try to buy off Norton to clear the way for Atlanta 9, Cleveland 3 Ali will be promised the first shot at the winner in an Ali-Spinks rematch. Toronto 4, Vancouver 3 September. Just in case Top Rank does try to back out of it's Washington 3, St. Louis 3 initial agreement with Norton by offering him more Detroit 3, Minnesota 1 Spinks has informed Butch Lewis, the vice-president money to fight someone else, Biron is prepared to file Chicago 6, Los Angeles 3 of Top Rank, Incorporated, that he personally believes suit against Spinks, Top Rank and CBS. Yesterday's games: Ali deserves a chance to win back the title. However, Biron says if Top Rank tries anything, he'll ask for Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. Islanders 3 Spinks says he would prefer not to risk being stripped an injunction against Spinks to prevent him from Detroit 4, Minnesota 3 of the championship by the World Boxing Council and fighting anywhere in the country. Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 1 Toronto 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Boston 6, Vancouver 3 Sports summary Colorado 2, Chicago 2 (COMPILED FxOM AP AND UPI)--Jimmy yesterday's finals of the $50,000 $40,000 first prize in the Florida Connors showed top form yesterday competition. Nastase picked up the Citrus Open Golf Tournament. Mc- WHA finals in turning away unseeded tournament $8,500 first prize. The loss con- Lendon posted a two-shot victory "Giant Killer" Tim Gullikson 7-6, cluded a tough day for the Gullik- in yesterday's 36-hole conclusion Friday's games: 6-3 to win his fourth U.S. National son twins of Onalaska, Wis. of play in Orlando. McLendn fin- Houston 3, New England 2 (OT) Indoor Tennis championship in Mem- ished with a 72-hole score of 271, Cincinnati 5, Winnipeg 1 phis, Tenn. Connors, top-seeded in (UPI)--On the Kansas City stop of 17 under par. David Graham rallied Indianapolis 8, Edmonton 6 the $225,000 event, earned $38,000 the women's pro tennis tour, top- on the final 18 holes to finish Saturday's games: for the victory. The 25-year-old seeded Martina Navratilova won her second at 273. Graham had been Indianapolis 8, Winnipeg 6 Gullikson, who fought his way to seventh consecutive tournament, de- tied with McLendon going into yes- Birmingham 5, New England 2 the finals with upset victories feating unseeded Billie Jean King terday's double round. Houston 3, Quebec 3 (OT) over. Sandy Mayer, Bob Lutz, Raul 7-6, 2-6, 6-3. King, a six-time Yesterday's games: Ramirez and John Newcombe, won Wimbledon champion, upset Evonne (UPI)--John Havlicek, the third Edmonton 4, Birmingham 3 $19,000. Goolagong, Wendy Turnbull and Di- leading scorer in NBA history, scor- Indianapolis 4, Cincinnati 2 anne Fromholtz en route to the fi- ed his 26,000th point in the first Quebec 2, New England 1 Ilie' ITastase is. the winner of the nals. Navratilova collected quarter of yesterday's game against Houston 4, Winnipeg 3 Grand Prit Tennis Tournament in $20,000. the New York Knicks. The Celtics' .Hpllywood, Fla. The Romanian de- forward, who trails only Wilt Cham- feated. Tom Gullikson 6-3, 7-5 in (AP)--Mac McLendon has taken the berlain and Oscar Robertson in ca- reer points, netted the milestone ColgCollege point on the first of two foul shots basketball at the 9:43 mark of the first period. roundup (UPI)--David Pearson picked up his 100th career victory on the NASCAR Here are the results of weekend Grand National Circuit yesterday UPI Top 20 college basketball ac- LCLA//Ir IeDI i with a narrow win in the Carolina tion. 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