Water Usage Editor's Choice Energy Conservation Thursday, May 2 Thursday, May 2 Safety Vest Usage: 280,000 KWH Motorcyclists, bicyclists and Storage: 13 million (93 %) Cost: $35,000 joggers are reminded to wear their Cost in Norfolk: $21,000 Production: 575K yellow or orange safety vests with Comparison in April Consumption: 1.4 million reflective strips at the proper time. Caravella Point Gitmo Norfolk I II I CP3-13 (3 bds.) $970 $308 Guantanamo Daily Gazette Sunrise: Tomorrow, 5:40 a.m. Sunset: Today, 8:15 p.m.

Vol. 47 -- No. 084 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, May 3, 1991 to topple Saddam U.S. misses chance Historian visits AP - A Senate report says The planned defection did ethnic differences to concen- a coup against Saddam not get U.S. support and went trate on removing Saddam Guantanamo Bay Hussein was possible in nowhere, the report says. The from power and making Iraq March, but never got off the would-be defectors, who could more democratic. Mrs. Mary McCoy, a doctoral ground for lack of U.S. sup- have brought decisive force to The U.S. feared the Kurds candidate from the University of Akron will visit Guantanamo Bay Bangladesh - Thousands of port. the side of the rebels, wanted a wanted a separate state and that from from June 3 to 12. Her pur- bodies are still washing ashore in The Senate Foreign Rela- signal that the U.S. would be the Shiites wanted an Iranian- Bangladesh, as the typhoon pose is to research the history of dis- death toll nears 100,000. The tions Committee says in early supportive. style fundamentalist regime. Guantanamo Bay as part of her government says the official March, at the height of the The report says the U.S. The State Department has sertation. count is now 92,000, more than rebellion against Saddam, failed to pickup on changes in declined comment on the re- The history of Guantanamo double what it was just yesterday. Bay was updated to 1976 by Old senior officials in Iraq's Army the movement. The report says port, which attributes its infor- Dominion University. The last approached dissidents in exile various groups had decided to mation to unnamed Kurdish published history covered up to *ndon - The chairman of Britain's Conservative Party is with an offer of cooperation. put aside their religious and and Arab opposition leaders. 1982. A History Committee is form- optimistic, despite the losses his analyze, record and party suffered in yesterday's lo- ing to collect, Navy, Marine Relief Fund drive starts Monday the history of Guantanamo cal government elections. With a story majority of results in, the Labor Bay naval base. Naval Base Public Guantanamo Bay - guiding hand of Lt. Hicks, the Marines interest free loans and John Party gained nearly a dozen mu- Affairs Officer, Lt. Cmdr. "They're here when you need SIMA Supply Officer and grants. It also offers education heads up the effort. The nicipal councils, while the Con- Griffin servatives lost more than two them," says Lt. David Hicks, over 30 reps from naval base loans, visiting nurse service, first meeting is Tuesday, May 7 at dozen. The conservative chair- who chairs the 1991 Navy- commands and activities. thrift shops and infant layettes 6:00 p.m., in the base library. and man says thepartyfaces an uphill Marine Corps Relief Fund "We've got some fabulous for newborn babies. It also All naval base commands battle, but he says it's better off activities are invited to send a rep- drive. It's also what thou- events in mind, including raf- includes food lockers, budget resentative, and other residents in- with JohnMajorasprimeminister sands of sailors and Marines fling a 1991 Jeep Wrangler," counseling service and train- than Margaret Thatcher. terested researching local history echo around the world. The Hicks added. "It's worth more ing programs. are welcomed to attend. For more information, call Griffin at4502 or South America - Health ex- Fund is non-profit and every than $13,000 and should help "Our goal this year is 100 4819. perts say South America's chol- dollar goes to sailors, Marines us meet our goal of $50,000." percent solicitation," Hicks era epidemic has hit Brazil's and their families. Other fund raising events in- said. "We encourage every- Sabotage charges Amazon indians. Several de- Once a year the fund cam- clude a Radiothon on one to participate, but like fenseless tribes could be devas- paigns to raise money for its FM103.1. "We need lots of the administration of the fund dropped against tated by the fast-moving disease. two U.S. sailors One expert says at least 60,000 worthy causes. Throughout Radiothon volunteers and any- itself, it's all voluntary." indians could be infected within the year it contributes to those one interested can call me at "I'm confident that this AP - Two U.S. sailors ac- two months in remote western in need. This year's fund drive 4776 or 4481," Hicks added. year we'll not only reach our cused of sabotage during the jungle areas. More than 1,300 starts Monday, May 6 and runs Navy-Marine Corps Relief goal, but have alotof fun doing Gulf War won't face charges. people have died in Peru, Ecua- for a month. It's under the Fund gives sailors and it," Hicks concluded. A Navy spokesman in the dor, Colombia and Chile. Philippines says charges Former president of Iran wants to promote book in U.S. against two Muslim sailors AP - The Justice Depart- day Reagan was sworn in. While in the U.S., Bani-Sadr have been dropped because of ment is being urged to allow In his book, Bani-Sadr al- plans to meet with members insufficient evidence. Iran's former president to en- leges Reagan aides struck a of Congress. The men had been accused Win USA ter the U.S. to promote his deal with the Ayatolla Ruhol- A Carter Administration of plotting to disable the air- News new book. The book alleges lah Khomeini to delay the official who has revived inter- craft carrier USS Ranger to aid the Reagan presidential cam- release of the hostages. In est in the matter was on Capi- Iraq during the war. New York -The United Na- paign sought to delay the re- return, Iran would have re- tol Hill yesterday to speak out Airman Apprentice Abdul tions is presenting some stagger- lease of American hostages. ceived arms through Israel. in favor of a formal investiga- Shaheed and Seaman Appren- numbers in its estimate of ing Bani-Sadr was president of The campaign's goal was to tion. House Speaker Thomas tice James Moss had been Kuwaiti losses caused by Iraq. A court martial. They U.N. report says Kuwait is losing Iran during the 444-day hos- thwart President Jimmy Car- Foley is mulling over whether awaiting up to $120 million daily from its tage ordeal, which ended the ter's 1980 re-election chances. to open a formal probe. had denied the charges. 700 oil well fires. The report says the destruction of Kuwait's infra- structure is so extensive, genera- FSC hospitality kits make PCS moves easier for Gitmoites tions of Kuwaities will suffer. needs until they receive their boards. Right now, because of sure nothing is left out," said Houston - The crew of the space By J03 S. VELAZQUEZ household goods. Unfortu- lack of funding, it is very diffi- Fischer. "If an item needs to be shuttle Discovery is waiting to re- nately, many families find cult to meet the community's replaced, call us immediately. lease a third canister of rocket In the military, when a themselves with an extra demands. We try our best to It makes it appealing to the fuel that's part of an experiment family moves the budget is expense buying all sorts of take care of a family's basic next user if everything is clean for the Pentagon. Fuel is being sent into the atmosphere, so in- usually tight. An institution items because they do not necessities." and in good working condi- truments on the ground can that is always willing to help know about this service. In Any person that is going tion. It's really not too much to ake observations that could is the Family Service Center Gitmo there is an average of into family housing can get a ask for, considering this serv- help the Pentagon design a space (FSC) with their Hospitality 45 kits checked out every kit. Bachelor's Officers Quar- ice is free of charge." defense system. Scientists need Kits. month. ters residents can get kitchen This is a very helpful serv- the infrared readings to develop sensors that identify enemy mis- "We provide families The next few months are utilities. Everything must be ice and feedbackis always very siles. arriving and leaving with usually the most hectic trans- returned as soon as possible in positive. "Many people come various household items," said fer months. That's where a clean and usable condition. back once they've seen what a Louisiana - Residents of Ster- Ellen Fischer, FSC informa- community support plays an "Members must go through helpful organization we have lington, La. are cleaning up today tion referral. "People are more important part. "Most of our the inventory process to make in FSC," Fischer concluded. following Wednesday's deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant. than welcome to pick up one of items are purchased through Roughly half the town's residents our kits until their household Navy Supply Systems with were allowed to return to their goods arrive or until their day FSC funds," said Fischer. Saturday's flight homes last night after state envi- of departure." "Donations are certainly ac- C-130 ronmental officials checked the Hospitality kits include cepted. If there's something area's airquality. Otherresidents NAS Norfolk, Va. ------7:00 a.m. had been evacuated earlier be- bedding, pots and pans, we can't use, we donate it to GuantanamoBay 11:05 a.m. 1:20 a.m. p.m. ------cause of flooding. Eight people dishes, silverware, pillows, the Treasures & Trivia. We Pope Air Force Base 6:00 died in the blast. irons, car seats and high chairs. could really use some car seats, Basically, everything a family folding high chairs and ironing PAGE 2, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1991, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAzerms Country benefit concert, GI's visit Gloria Estefan Gitmo AP - A series of concerts Rolls," because it graphically herself is in an ongoing process to the top of the Empire State by Merle Haggard, Charlie depicts domestic violence. of recovery, from severe inju- Building by the giant ape. Gab Daniels and other country stars TNN wanted Brooks to add a ries suffered in a bus crash last While it's no longer the has raised $140,000 for the verbal statement explaining year. world's tallest building, Wray Sure flying - The good folks families of musicians killed in the content. Brooks refused, says, "What would the skyline at the travel and tickets for aMarch 16, plane crash. Seven saying he didn't want it to look The pretty woman will be be without it?" Personnel Support Detach- members of Reba McEntire's like he was making money off married soon. Actors Keifer ment tell us some residents of band died when the plane went the domestic violence issue. Sutherland and Julia Roberts NBC entertainment chief Gitmo are getting tickets to go down near San Diego, Calif. are planning a June wedding. Brandon Tartikoff will see if to Norfolk but can't get return The reason is not Friends of McEntires have About 200 GI's wounded The couple met in 1989 while he can work his magic a second tickets. enough time. BPTO advises in the Gulf War have gotten the filming "Flatliners" and have time. He's been named chair- been holding benefits for the residents to come in three to families. Others helping out chance to meet pop star Gloria been together since. Their man of the ailing Paramount four working days before you include Sawyer Brown, Lee Estefan. She invited the sol- publicist says they'll marry in Pictures. During his years at want to go. That gives BPTOj Greenwood, Kathy Mattea, diers to attend a concert in Los Angeles, June 10. the peacock network, Tartikoff enough time to confirm yourM Janie Fricke and Lorrie Mor- Frankfurt, Germany, last took NBC from last place to return reservations from Nor- gan. month. They got backstage The beauty and the beast the king of the ratings hill dur- folk to Gitmo, otherwise, passes, along with the free were on hand yesterday to help ing his tenure. NBC spawned you'llhave to deal with BPTO up in Norfolk. A video by country star tickets. A spokeswoman for celebrate the Empire State such hits as Cheers, the Cosby Garth Brooks is too hot or Estefan says the singer wanted Building's 60th birthday. Show and L.A. Law. Para- some cable TV networks. The to visit injured GI's, but there King Kong and actress Fay Musical - A Music Festival mount's share of the movie Chapel Nashville Network and Coun- wasn't enough time. Instead, Wray marked the occasion is on tap at the Base p.m. The asked them to come to the with a return visit to the 102- market has been dropping, this Sunday at 6 try Music Television say they she music is provided by Ruby won't show "The Thunder show and meet her. Estefan story New York skyscraper. with box office busts like, "Flight of the Intruder" and Flowers, Shari Tarleton and Back in 1933, Wray played the the Protestant Choir. A recep- "Days of Thunder." Stay healthy while on vacation young woman who was carried tion follows the service.

AP - Dr. O.H. Rundell of irregularity. He suggests Car wash - The 10 high the Oklahoma University trying to stay on your regular Red Cross volunteer honored school students planning on Health Sciences Center says eating schedule. If traveling to the Washington, D.C. trip for catch up on your sleep before any area with poor drinking Capt. Bill McCamy, naval government studies, ared leaving on a trip. water, bring along a diarrhea base commander presents within a $1,000 of making I Rundell says too many remedy. Susan Neal with a certificate their $8,000 goal. So, they are of appreciation, for her selec- holding their last fund raising people leave in a sleep-de- Seasickness is an extreme tion as the American Red prived condition. They may form of motion sickness. event Saturday. It's a spon- Cross Volunteer of the Quar- sored free car wash at the mall ter. Neal has given in excess stay up late packing orget up at Dr. Christopher Linstrom parking lot. Here's how it of 130 hours since March an early hour the day they're of the New York Eye and Ear works. The autos are washed leaving. Infirmary says, if you are 1990 working at the Naval Hospital's OB/GYN Clinic. free. The sponsors (that's you) He suggests getting into prone to motion sickness then Her well organized adminis- pay a penny or what ever you your new time schedule two or stay away from long vacation trative tasks facilitate a can for the students to wash as three days ahead of time. cruises. smooth patient care delivery g many cars as possible. Here's Dr. Robert Rankin at Okla- Linstrom suggests that if system. Neal also received a a good way to support our homa Memorial Hospital says you are unsure about motion gift and two MWR certifi- youth. cates. it's not what you eat, but rather sickness test yourself by tak- your routine that may cause -.ingb -a -.-short ---.boat --ride. Bush's St. Louis News and Entertainment schedule changes News On Channel 2 AP -- President Bush's 5:00 CH7 NEWS (NY) 3:30 SESAME STREET Career schedule today is a little differ- 5:30 CH7 NEWS (NY) 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ent than originally planned. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 CH7 NEWS (NY) 5:30 WEEK IN REVIEW Choice Bush is still going to St. CH 9 NEWS (Chicago) 6:00 TAXI * * * Louis, but he's not going to CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 M A S H Petty Officer 1st Class speak to Hispanic business- 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK Barbara Redden recently CH 9 2 NEWS (Chicago) re-enlisted for two years. men abou the free-trade agree- CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Her previous assignment ment he wants with Mexico. 7:00 CH9 CBS NEWS (National) CH10 NBC NEWS (National) was NAS Pensacola, Fla. The White House canceled and she will be returning the speech to avoid offendir g there upon completion of House Majority Leader Rich- All movies begin at 8 p.m. her assignment in Guan- ard Gephardt. Bush wants tanamo. Gephardt to support fast-track McCalla Lyceum 0 authority for the negotiations. Torn Apart. Drama (R). 1:30 Bush plans to visit a hous- Marine Lyceum ing project that tenants man- Edward Scissorhands. Fantasy (PG-13).1:45 Leeward Lyceum age. Home Alone.Comedy (PG) .1:43 People conveniently forget how much they eat AP - On the one hand, simple, Mertz says we conven- The researchers had folks eat GITMO PEOPLE says Dr. Walter Mertz, Ameri- iently forget now much we eat. two meals a day at the govern- This Aviation Boatswain's Mate and Naval Air Station fire- cans have been saying they're Now Mertz isn't asserting ment's place and let them eat a fighter is prepared to fight any structural or aircraft fire. He is: eating less and less. On the we lie. He says he isn't sure government-prepared lunch other, the scales say were why people do this. But his take-out. NAME: weighing more and more. study indicates people may eat Mertz says most of the Daniel DePina How do we do this? Magic? 25 percent more than they say people lost a few pounds. Of HOMETOWN: Amazingly caloric food? No, it they do. He presented his find- course, if they really ate no Brockton, Mass. seems, something more ings at a conference of biolo- more than they said they did, TIME IN GITMO: gists in Atlanta. they should have kept the 11 months 0 Guantanamo Daily Gazette That is of great importance weight they always had. If they CHOICES: RECREATION: Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to people like Mertz, who is di- lost weight, he believes, they Weight lifting rector of the Human Nutrition were taking in fewer calories AUTHOR: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER Research Center of the U.S. Captain William C. McCamy than they had been. Alex Haley PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Department of Agriculture. It MOVIE: LCDR John Griffin helps them figure out what ASST. PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER The researcher says it is up Raw JOCS (SW) Bill Dougherty people eat, so they can advise to psychologists to figure out SPORT: people how to eat better. Basketball EDITOR why people underestimate SECRET TO SUCCESS: JO1 Fred Dia what they eat. But he has an STAFF Mertz and his colleagues Never second-guessing myself. J03 Sandra Velazquez idea. He says Americans have COULD DO IT OVER: JOSN Christine CorbinKuer worked with 266 people in the IF YOU SN AdrianV. Bridges Washington area. The re- come to associate being thin I wouldn't have gotten in as much trouble as I did in my Dori L. Duerson with important good things, younger years. . Kristen L Adkins searchers first found out what MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: This is an authorized DoD publication. Con- the people said they ate, and such as being healthy. tents are edited by Public Affairs and do not Trying to have two dates in one day and getting busted. necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Navy. It On that, of course, experts is printed ttve times weekly atovernment ex- then made sure they ate it, but no more, over three months. say they're absolutely right. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1991, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETEI CLASSIFIEDS

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NIS will give tmg. on ing work horse, depend., $5,000. FMI, call dog grooming for your best friend. Appt. the ad. Ads are edited. prizes. Join us fora dinner special then stay child abuse prevention and rape preven- Chris, 4568/4199 DWH or 2712 AWH. call Lynda at 2935. Deadlines: Ads are published on two and play. Free coffee for Bingo patrons. tion. '88 Plymouth Horizon, 21,000 miles, AM/ STEREO EQUIPMENT consecutive days: Mon. and Tues., or Tuesday: Country night atPost 46, 7 to 11 Back Injury Prevention Tmg., May 7, 8 FM, 5-spd., a/c, excel. cond., $5,000. Call Numark 3-way speakers, 460 watts, $800 Thurs, and Fri. and must be in by noon on p.m. Jerk chicken dinner special. Pool a.m., NAS tmg. rm. FMI, Mike at 6216. 2699. for both. Call 6303 DWH or 3051 GHT, the business day before publication. tourney in the game room at 7:30 p.m. Heat Stress Tmg.,May 9, 8a.m.,NAS tmg. ROAIS Rm. 310. Windward residents submit ads to PAO Wednesday: Bingo at Post 46, 6:15 p.m. rm. FMI, Mike, 6216. 16.5 ft. V-hull, '79 55 h.p. Johnson, safety $850, Sansui stereo system, w/two Audio office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. Leeward Door prizes, dinner special, cash prizes. Lead Awareness Tmg., May 7, 8 a.m., equip., CB, bilge pump, new paint, trailer Metric speakers, amp/receiver, dual cats., residents may call at 4502/4819. Free coffee avail. to Bingo patrons. Safety Office tmg. on. Reservations re- white/black, $1,800 OBO. Call 3849. linear tracking turntable, yours for $500. Thursday: Jerk chicken/pork lunch spe- quired. FMI, Ron, 4526/4529. '84 Bayliner "Capri 19 ft" on 22 ft. trailer, Call 4502 DWH or 4524 AWH. ANNOUNCEMENTS cial at Post 46, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Rock 'N Supervisory Tmg., May 8, 8 a.m., Safety Volve 125 i/o w/fresh watercooling, VHF, Fisherportable ac/ba., stereo,HI-Fl, sys- Roll Night at Post 46, 7 to 11 p.m. Office tmg. rn. Resevations required. fish finder, kicker mounting bracket, tem, $90. Call Jose at 4203 DWH or 3412 y's Memorial Special: Fly confirmed Friday: Top 40 dance music at Post 46, 9 FMI, Ron, 4525/4529. $4,500 neg. See, VL-1230A. FMI, Chris, AWH. r only $99, May 17-31, to/fm. Ft. Lau- p.m. to 2 a.m. Come and join the party. YOUTH ACTIVITIES 4199/4568 DWH or 2712 AWH. TWO WHFLERS derdale and Gitmo, 4 times/week. FMI, SNCO Lounge has free hors d'oeuvres at Pre-teen dance at Saturday's, tonight, 7 to .CARPEI '78 Goldwing GL-1000, full touring pack- call Tropical Aviation, 4915. 4:30p.m. All E-6/civilian equiv. welcome. 10 p.m. Prizes awarded. Admission fee. Two 9 x 12, brown, great cond., $50 each. age, AM/FM stereo cass., trunk, leather AC Preventive Maintenance: Sponsor/ Ladies Night at Post 46, Fri., 9 p.m. Drink FMI, 4075. Two 12 x 18, tan, good cond., $75 each. saddle bags, many other extras, excel. rep must be present for contractors to per- specials for ladies only. Craft Night, Wed., May 8, Youth Ctr., pre- Call 4304. cond. Call 2507 AWH. form repairs, first nine units, a.m., second Saturday: Top 40 dance music at Post 46, teens. Make your mother a Mother's Day Beautiful 9 x 12 reversible Dhurrie wool '81 250 XT Yamaha, excel. cond., runs nine, p.m.: May 6, TK52-TK68; May 7, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Rock til you drop. card or simply be creative. Materials sup- rug in pastel print. Great cond., non-smok- great, $600. Call 4521 DWH. TK69-TK85. Western Union services avail. Contact plied. FMI, 4075. ing, no pet household, pad included, $200. Honda CM 400T, very good cond., runs There is a Red Cross Volunteer orienta- Jackie or Brandy at 2682/2285. Movie Fright Night for pre-teens, Thurs., call 3164. great, $800. Call 2895. tion Tues., May 7,7 p.m., at the Red Cross Semi-precious stone and gold jewerly sale May 9, 6 p.m., Youth Ctr. FMI, 4075. COMPUTERR '87 Suzuki G-5450L, runs great, excel. bldg. All new/prospective volunteers en- now in progress. Villamar pool pre-teen pool party, Fri., Tandy 1000 TX, IBM compatible 80286 cond., less than 1,000 miles. Call Dalton at couraged to attend. Reg., call 4676 DWH. Beauty Shop is having 15 percent off all May 10,7 to 10 p.m. Admission $2. FMI, W 640K Ram, both 5.25 and 3.5 in. disk 6464 DWH or 3645 AWH. Central Fidelity Bank teller at the L/P services for Mother's Day, May 9 to 11. 4075. drives, CM-5 color monitor and joystick, WANIEI facility, Wed., May 8, 11 am. to 1:30 p.m. Appt., call 2167. Pre-teen club meeting, Tues., May 14, 6 $650. Call 2845. Someone to do weekly house cleaning. Four flights a week to/from Gitmo for all MWR NOTES p.m., Youth Ctr. Nominations for presi- DIYEGEAR Call 2935. your UPS and Federal Express next day Seafood Sole Meuniere Mongolian style is dent and vice president accepted. FMI, Sherwood Sigma II dive computer w/out Bedroom furniture. Call 2935. deliveries. Call Tropical Aviation, the on the menu at the Clipper Club, Wed., 4075. batteries, $175. Call 3834. SIMA is having a command picnic, May Gitmo Bay Express at 4915. May 15. $10/person. Join the fun. Pre-teen Bingo challenge at EU.RNIlURE 10, at Phillips Park. Volunteers neededto Tickets for the Kingston flight must be Super Steak Night, Fri., May 17, at the Youth Ctr., Thurs., May 16, 6 p.m. End table, $15. Stereo cabinet, $50. Au- make side dishes. Call PO Hauge 4885 purchased NLT 2p.m., the day priorto the Danny's on the patio. You will receive $1 FMI, 4075. dio/video ctr., $30. Jr. bed w/mattress, DWH or PO Williams, 4702 DWH. fght. Due to MAC reg., tickets will not be off w/coupon. Saturday's Teen Club pre-teen birthday $100. Dinnette w/4-chairs, $75. Vacuum, Table ordesk, suitable fora computer. Call d the day of the flight, no exceptions. Reg. for Summer Shine May 28 and 29, 9 bash, Fri., May 17, 7 to 10 p.m. Children $15. Stroller, $20. Osterizer kitchen ctr., Bob at 4277 DWH or 2966 AWH. ay is Asian-Pacific-American Heri- a.m. to 4 p.m. for FAN and CDC patrons birthdays in May get in free. FMI, 4075. $125. Call Lito at 5362 DWH or 2414 AT. Decent 15 in. tire, help me getto PCS in tage Month. and May 30 and 31, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Saturday's is the place to be Sat., May 4 King size waterbed, $300. Call 3566 Oct. w/o investing much in a Gimto Spe- Booster Club Bazaar: Don't miss the Youth Ctr. FMI, 4075. and 18, for 9th to 12th graders. FMI, 4075. AWH. cial. Call 2845. "Marketplace Bazaar," May 11, high You can play Bingo at the Clipper Club, Teen club meeting at the Youth Ctr., Wed., $1,000 Colonial living rn. set. Sofa, love YARD SALES school gym, 8 to 11 a.m., crafts, trinkets, Sat., May 4. Fifty-five numbers or less for May 15, 9 p.m. FMI, 4075. seat and chair. A steal for only $200. Two Quaters V, Admin Hill - Sat., May 4, books, used items and more. FMI, call the $2,000 jack pot. FMI, 6330. Villamar pool teen pool party, Fri., May end tables, $20 eachor$35 both. Call 4502 indoor sale, 8 a.m. to noon, bedroom sets, 3829 AWH. Clipper Club will serve Cajun Cuisine, 17. Register at Youth Ctr., NLT May 16. DWH or 4524 AWH. sofa/chairs, clothes trunks, bicycles, mu- Safety regs. for joggers on base: Day Wed., May 8, $7.50/person. Call 4075. Love seat and matching chair, $125OBO. sic albums, ceiling fan, refrigerator. Cash time: Safety vests recommend, not re- Mother Daughter Girl Scout camp out, Easy chair, $25 OBO. Call Jose at 4203 sale. quired. Headphones prohibited. Night May 10-11, Cable Beach. MWR suppling FOR SALE DWH or 3412 AWH. Corinaso Pt, -70 Sat., May 4, 8 a.m. to Time: Between sunset/sunrise safety vest a life guard and othe support. FMI, Debbie Kitchen table w/4-chairs, $50. Call 3274 noon, no early birds, twin bed, printer, required. Jogging only authorized on side- Bell at 3457. AIR CONDITIONERS AWH. food processor, teen girl's clothes, yam, walks/athletic facilities. Running on road- Hangar Deck open every Sunday begin- 22,000 Btu., Whirlpool, only used 4 mos., Floral green love seat, $15. Call 4823 craft items, new patterns, 12-spd. girl's ways is prohibited. Headphones prohib- ning May 5, 2 to 11 p.m., for snacks and like new, excel. cond. 5,000 Bin., Whirl- AWH. Schwinn and more. ited. drinks. Pool attire acceptable, foot gear pool, excel. cond., $70. Call 4823 AWH. MISCELLANEOUS Corinaso Pt.,-63 Sat., May 4, 8 a.m.to BRAVO ZULU required. APPLIANCES Proctor-Silex oven broiler, $12. Call Jose, noon, toys, clothes, furniture, stereo and To the treasurer of the Yacht Club for The COMO Club dining room and Apartment size, Sears Kenmore washer/ 4203 DHW or 3412 AWH. more, no early birds. coming to our assistance, from the Skipper Fairwinds Lounge closed on Sunday's dryer combo, excel. cond., $300 OBO. AM/FM clock table radio, $10. Call Jose, West Bargo - 40-B, hospital wide and crew of boat No. 5. effective May 5. Call 4139 DWH or 2263 AWH. 4203 DWH or 3412 AWH. nurse's yard sale, 1st house on left, Sat., To Elva Hemandezfor going forhelp. If it NAVY CAMPUS NOTES AU.I.S Minolta X700, 35mm camera, 2800 Vivi- May 4, 8 a.m. to ?, wide assort, of every- weren't for you we might still be out there. College orientation workshop, Rm. 16, '67 Chevrolet Chevelle, original 6-cyl., tar flasher and case, $200. Call 2699. thing. From the Skipper and crew of boat No. 5. Community Ctr., May 8, rescheduled to perfect cond., $1,600 OBO. Call 3383 American History Book for CCC, History Marine Site- M-122 Sat., May 4, 1to11 To Al Young and Rick Johnson for com- Mon., May 13, 2 p.m. AWH. III, avail. May 15, $10. Call 2699 or 5370. a.m., no early birds, women's clothes, ing to the rescue. From the Skipper and DD-295 Workshop, Navy CampusEduca- '70 Plymouth Roadrunnner, needs some Magnus chord organ, great for children, boy's clothes, girl's clothes, odds and crew of boat No. 5. tion Ctr., May 6, rescheduled for Tues., work, runs O.K., $1,200 OBO. Call Gid- needing piano practice, $10. Call Jose ends, 10-spd. women's bicycle, lamps, To Mr. McKee, high school, Rhonda Ol- May 14, 2 p.m. dings at 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. 4203 DWH or 3412 AWH. games, organ, misc. iver, MWR andL/P Crash for their support lRAN.QIES 11 AMC Homet, runs good, good Gitmo Two portable marine radios, $150 both. Nob Hill - 47-B Sat., May 4, 8 a.m. to in the use of sporting equip. that helped Looking for that special gift? Don't miss special, $500 OBO. Call Bell at 4702 Call 3849. noon, pre-packout, furniture, toys, make the Cub Scouts campout a success. our Mother's Day Sale, May 4-12. DWH or 5998 after 4 p.m. Weight bench w/weights, $20. Sm. stereo clothes, plants. To Stensca Procon, job well done. Gitmo Beverage Drive-Thru hours of operation: '1 VW Superbeetle, avail. May 23, cabinet w/glass door, $30 OBO. Little Villamar-711 2ndSt.,Sat., May 4,7:30 Desal Corporation/Aqua Design. Mon., closed; Tues., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 4 to $1,000. Call 5371 DWH or 3827 AWH. girl's 16 in. bike w/tmg. wheels,pink, $15. a.m. to ?, multi-family sale, men's, CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES 7 p.m.; Wed., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 4 to7 p.m.; '72 Datsun 510 s/w, great for pulling boat/ Call 3906. women's, children's, infants clothes, toys Retention Team meeting, May 29,2 p.m., Thurs., 9 a.m. to1 p.m., 4 to 7 p.m.; golf clubs, sm. appliances, don't miss it, 7 Fri., 11 carrying dive/fishing gear, $700 OBO. Tricycle, $5. Spider plants, $3, great for in the FTG Auditorium. Mandatory for all a.m. to 1 p.m., 4 to p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m. to 1 Call 3383 AWH. indoors or out. Call 3164. something for everyone. retention team chain of command. p.m., 4 to 7 p.m.; Sun., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 4 '74 Ford Torino, 351 Windsor, good Two sets of twin size pastel yellow com- Villamar-51239-A th St., Sat., May 4, 7 CLOSUREE to 7 p.m. cond., $1,000 OBO, avail. immediately. forter, white eyelet dust ruffle, white eye- a.m. to ?, pre-packout, clothes, children's Cable Beach closed for a Girl Scout func- Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, Call 3906. let pillow shams, $50 each. Four coordi- toys, household goods, much more. n fin., noon Fri., May 10 to noon Sat., GM, VW and Harley-Davidson vehicle '74 Toyota Corona s/w, new carb., de- nating decorative pillows, $20. Matching Villamar - 1254-B 6th St., Sat., May 4, ay 11. Your cooperation is appreciated. rep. off island until May 7. pendable, insp. good until Nov. '91, avail. curtains, $30. Call 3164. 6;30 to 11 am.no early birds. tr.routh closed May 10, Fr., May17, 8 OrderyourflowersforMother's Daynow. at ferry landing May 7, $900 OBO. Call Beautiful wall rugs from Spain. Bullfight Villamar - 1259-A 6th St., Sat., May 4, to 10 p.m., Sat., May 25, 8 to 10 p.m., Fri., Personalized Services will deliver Fri., 3906. and reindeer designs, red and blue, just 7:30 to 10 a.m., no early birds, reduced May 31. May 10, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Windward '75 F100 Ford p/u, avail. at ferry landing $50 each. Samsonite beauty case, good prices form last week, everything must go, FAMILY SERVICE NOTES only. Delivery charge of $2. We also have May 24, $1,000. Call 5371 DWH or 3827 cond., greaat for wife, $40. Call 4502 girl's and women's clothes, shoes, kitchen Come share your ideas with other parents wire services. AWH. DWH or 4524 AWH. items. during the Dual Military/Single Parents ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES '78 Dodge p/u, short bed, runs good. Call Two metal file cabinets, fair cond., 1st, Villamar - 2234-D Sat., May 4, 7:30to Support Group meeting, May 8, 11:30 General membership meeting for Guan- 2507 AWH. $15, 2nd, $50. Call 4304. 10 a.m., 2 family, pre-packout, winter/ a.m.to 12:30 p.m., at FSC.Reg., call 4141/ tanamo Bay Navy Flying Club, Sat., May '79 Ford LTD, 4-dr., a/t, a/c, p/w, p/b, p/s, Various house plants, different types and summer uniforms/clothes, maternity 4153. 4,4:30 p.m. New members attend, if can't AM/FM bi-amp, 4-spkr. cass., two extra kinds. Call 4823. clothes, shoes, picnic table, baby bed. come, call Lt. Hartley, 3794 or Lt. Ward, tires, $1,500OBO. Call Lito at 5362 DWH PETS West Iguana -- 2708 Sat. 7/o 10 a.m., Cabbage Patch doll, at Deer Park. Call 2547. or 2414 AWH. Ourcat "Heidi" needs a good home. She is multi-family sale, children's clothes, Gladys at 2899 to identify. Don't miss out on square dancing. The '80 Chevrolet Chevette, excel. cond., 2yrs. old, declawed, spayed, housebroken shoes, household items and more. .C. Penny's credit card belonging to Gitmo Swingers are looking for interested $1,300 OBO. Call 3383 AWH. and all shots up-to-date. Transferring and Ulrick J. Landry at Windmill Beach. Call past/present square dancers as well as '82 Ford Mustang, gread cond., AM/FM cannot the her. Call 2376. Gladys at 2899. leaders. Call 3608. cass., tinted windows, good tires, insp. SERVICES TRAINING good until Feb., must sell, $1,500 OBO. Call Susie at 3251 for all typing projects BAY DINING 18K gold chain w/cross and a boy charm, Officer tmg. May 9, 2:30 p.m., COMO Call Barbara at 3853. excluding the period Apr. 28 through May 19, WordPro Services closed for vacation. Family Home Care provider has opening: CLIPPER CLUB Tonight: D.C. becomes a city, government approves AZT Call Lisa at 3876, (one infant, 3 over 2), Jerk Chicken/Pork , Villamarhsng.; CallJosie, 4504, (F/T, P/T, Saturday: Jerk Chicken/Pork S AP - Today's highlight in now the University of Penn- Britain's first female prime evening/weekend), Oil Pt. hsng. Sunday: Steamship Round history: sylvania. minister as the Tories oust the Brighten someones day with a bright, POST 46 cheerful balloon bouquet. Mother's Day Tonight: Delivery Service Available In 1933, Nellie T. Ross incumbent Labor Party gov- silk flower balloon bouquets, order early. May Saturday's Dinner: Delivery Service 3, 1802, Washington becomes the first female direc- ernment of James Callaghan We deliver. Call Ellen 2428. Available DC is incorporated as a city, tor of the U.S. Mint. during parliamentary elec- Balloons-N-Such has a special bouquert Sunday's Dinner: Dolivery Service for you mom on Mother's Day, May 12. Available with the mayor appointed by In 1937, Margaret Mitchell tions. Order early. We also have birthday, anni- Monday's Lunch: Roast Beef the president and the council wins a Pulitzer Prize for her Ten years ago: Irish Repub- versary, "I Love You," "Thank You," and elected by property owners. novel, "Gone With the Wind." lican Army hunger striker mylar balloons. Call Ellen at 2428. SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE On this date: In 1978, Sun Day fell on a Bobby Sands is reported in a Monday's Lunch: Chicken Adobo In 1654, a bridge in Wednesday as thousands of coma on the 64th day of his fast Flight Sch. from page one WINDJAMMER CLUB Rowley, Mass., Tonight: Sampler Platter w/Prime gets permis- people extolling the virtues of at the Maze Prison in Northern Flight Oie Lee. Arrive D epart Rib sion to charge a toll for animals solar energy hold ceremonies, Ireland. Saturday: Sampler Platter w/Prime C-212 5/6 Gitmo ------1:00 pm. crossing the bridge, while demonstrations and other One year ago: The federal Opalac, Fl. 6:00 pm. Rib 727 5fl NAS Norfolk ------8:00 am. Sunday: Beef Kabobs people cross for free. events across the country. government formally ap- Ditmo 11:30 am. noon In 1765, the first U.S. In 1979, Conservative proves the use of the drug AZT Kingston 1230 pm. 1:00 p.m. SCHOOLS Gitmo 2:15 p m. 3:20 p.m. Grade: Monday: Tacos medical school is prosposed at Party Leader Margaret to treat children infected with NAS Norfolk 6:15 p.m. H.S.: Monday; Sloppy Jocs the College of Philadelphia, Thatcher is chooses to become the AIDS virus. NOTE: If you change flights.notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1991, GUANTANAMO DAHY GAZE=r SPORTS Sports Jazz set Suns, move to round two Stanley Cup Roundup AP - Action continued Trail Blazers 101-89. Eddie points for the Hawks, Domin- Playoffs last night in the NBA playoffs. Johnson scored 34 points for ique Wilkins netted 24 and Conference finals who have Sidney Moncrief added 23. Thursday's results NBA Out west, Utah pulled away in the Supersonics, the fourth quarter to beat the come back from a two-game Moncrief scored 12 of his Minnesota 3, Edmonton 1 - John MacLeod is (North Stars lead series 1-0) Knicks a vic- deficit to win series games points over the final five min- returning to college coaching. Phoenix Suns 101-93, Today's game MacLeod yesterday resigned as tory that sends the Jazz into the three and four. utes, when the Hawks closed Pittsburgh at Boston head coach of the New York second round. Jerome Kersey scored 20 the game with a 23-16 run. (Bruins lead series 1-0) Knicks. Notre Dame plans anews Karl Malone scored 38 points for a Trail Blazer team Vinnie Johnson led Detroit conference for tomorrow to intro- points for Utah, 11 of them that was cold at the free throw with 26 points. NBA MacLeod as the new Irish duce during the fourth quarter. Jeff line, making only 20 of 39 The biggest difference in head coach. MacLeod succeeds Playoffs Digger Phelps, who resigned last Malone added 19 points, and from the stripe. the game last night was at the Thursday's results month after 20 seasons at Notre Stockton turned in 14 The final first-round game free throw line, where the John Atlanta 123, Detroit 111 Dame. points and 13 assists. will be played Saturday in Hawks hit 44 of 51 shots. The tied 2-2) Most improved - A nation- (Series The Suns got 30 points Portland. Pistons were 14-22. Seattle 101, Portland 89 wide panel of sports reporters has The result evens the best- (Series tied 2-2) picked the NBA's Most Improved from Jeff Homacek. Utah wins Back to the southeast, At- Utah 101, Phoenix 93 Player for the 1990-91 season. The the best-of-five series 3-1. lanta stayed aliveintheir NBA of-five first-round series at 2-2. (Jazz wins series 3-1) pick is Orlando's Scott Skiles. The the Great Northwest, first-round series with a pow- The decisive fifth game be- Up in Today's games Magic improved by 13 victories Seattle evened its first-round erful 123-111 victory over the tween the Hawks and Pistons Boston at Indiana this season and Skiles played a big NBA playoff series with Port- Detroit Pistons. will be played on Detroit's (Celtics lead series 2-1) part in that by raising his scoring scored 34 home court Sunday. San Antonio at Golden State averaged by nearly 10 points a land by beating the mighty Glenn Rivers (Warriors lead series 2-1) game. This season he averaged about 17 points and eight assists Alomar sparks Toronto past Kansas City per outing. Boston's Kevin MLB runner-up in the vot- Gamble was AP - The action in Major inning. The Royals matched Up in brew county, Dante Thursday's results ing. Houston's Kenny Smith was League Baseball was lighter that run on Kurt Stillwell's Bichette and Willie Randolph American League third. than light. There were only two sacrifice fly in the second. each drove in two runs as the Milwaukee 5, Minnesota I Toronto 3, Kansas City 1 MLB games last night, both in the Alomar homered in the Milwaukee Brewers downed American League. The Na- sixth, and Manuel Lee singled the 5-1. Today's games Cubs - Chicago Cubs right- off. home an insurance run in the Brewers' winning pitcher Boston at Chicago hander Mike Harkey underwent tional League had the night Texas at Detroit arthroscopic should surgery yes- Out in Kansas City, ninth to send the Royals to Kevin Rown didn't allow a hit Toronto at Kansas City terday. The Cubs say Harkey may 's solo home their sixth straight loss. until the sixth inning. He Minnesota at Milwaukee not pitch again this season, but he run in the sixth inning was the worked worked six and two-third in- Cleveland at Oakland is expected to be ready for 1992. key blow in Toronto's 3-1 vic- the first seven innings on the nings of four-hit ball before Baltimore at California tory at Royals Stadium. hill and raised his record to 3- giving way to Chuck Crim, New York at Seattle AUTO RACING National League The Blue Jays had scored 0. logged his who closed for his third save. No games scheduled NASCAR - Ernie Irvan has first run on a sixth save. Kansas City loser Kevin Tapani took the loss for Today's games won the pole position for Sun- their St. Louis at Cincinnati day's Winston 500 NASCAR sacrifice fly in the opening Kevin Appier fell to 1-4. the Twins. San Diego at Montreal stock carrace. He recorded yester- Los Angeles at Philadelphia day's only lab over 195 miles an High school honors National Fitness Month Houston at Pittsburgh hour during qualifying in Tal- Chicago at Atlanta ladega, Ala. Harry Gant will have Guantanamo Bay - Through schools, ACES can ing habits, leads to better San Francisco at New York the outside on the front row. Physical fitness is one of the promote the importance of health. most important functions for physical activity among our ACES will begin promptly Captain's our youth. In fact, youth physi- nation's youth. at 10 a.m. The entire student Cup cal fitness is such a concern, the Surveys have shown that body will walk around the Softball Derby favorite national government has pro- the fitness of youth ages 6 to track for 15 minutes. Men claimed May as National Fit- 17 has not improved in the last Wednesday's results Month, and a group to decade and, in some cases, N.S. Gold 25, SIMA"B" 1 gets a tough ness Security 11, FTG 8 promote it. They're American deteriorated. It's hoped that by North Stars SIMA "A" 18, Marines 15 post position Children Exercising Simulta- participating in this symbolic NAS Flyers 12, High School 0 neously (ACES). gesture of fitness and unity, Hospital 4, NAS/VC-10, 2 AP - For what it's worth, do it again, W.T. Sampson High the importance of fitness will N.S. Blue 18, PWD "B" 4 the historical percentages are Tonight's games School has set aside Wednes- be realized. Daily physical ex- against Kentucky Derby favor- PWD "A" vs. N.S. Gold, 6 p.m. day. ercise, coupled with good liv- beat Oilers ite Fly So Free. The two-year- day, May 8, as their ACES L.P. Security vs. Marines, 7 p.m. AP - Edmonton got a feel was made the NSGA/Co. Lvs. SIMA "A", 8 p.m. old champion (Cooper Field #1) early 5-2 favorite in he 16- for what St. Louis and Chicago GITMO ATHLETICS have been through. The Min- NAS Flyers vs. N.S. Blue, 6 p.m. horse field for tomorrow's race SIMA "B" vs. NAS/VC-l0, 7 p.m. at Churchill Downs in Louis- AQUATICS FITNESS nesota North Stars, who have FTG vs. High School, 8 p.m. ville, Ky. Hydroaerobics - Hydroaerobics Membership discount-Save $5 already upset the Blues and (Cooper Field #2) Fly So Free willbetryingto class is set for Mon., May 6, 5-6 p.m. at when your friend joins the Fitness Blackhawks, took home-ice Saturday's games Marine Pool. Session is $20 or $2 for Center during the first of each month. Hospital vs. SIMA "A", 6 p.m. become the first favorite and walk-ins. FMI, stop by the MWR Infor- To qualify, you must be a current advantage away from the de- PWD "B" vs. Marines, 7 p.m. the first two-year-old cham- mation Office or call 3845. member. Call 3846. fending NHL Champions. NSGA/Co. L vs. L.P. Sec., 8 p.m. pion to win the Derby since (Cooper Field #1) BOWLING Dave Gagner scored the tie- Spectacular Bid won the "Run NAVY RELIEF Security vs. High School, 6 p.m. Bowling equipment- Marblehead Softball -There breaking goal in the second for the Roses" in 1979. will bean organ- PWD "B" vs. NAS/VC-10, 7 p.m. Lanes has men's and women's bowling izational meeting Wed., May 8, at 5 period that sparked Minnesota FTG vs. N.S. Blue, 8 p.m. Fly so Free will be running shoes, several styles, all sizes. Also p.m. in the base in the base gym for past the Oilers 3-1 in their (Cooper Field #2) from the number-one post Thunderbolt balls in 15 and 16 pounds. Navy Relief First Pitch Softball Tour- Women FMI, call 2118. ney. FMI, call 2560. Stanley Cup semifinal series position. Ferdinand, in 1986, Tournament - Gitmo men Saturday's games is the only horse to win the bowlers.Bowler of the Month Touma- RECREATION opener. SIMA vs. Hospital, 4 p.m. 0s NAS Flyers Derby from that position since meant (handicap) is this Sunday. Sign-up Gym roles - Rules strictly en- Neal Broten and Gaetan vs. N.S. Blue, 5 p.m in the folder at Marblehead Bowling forced. Minimum age without adult Duchesne also scored for the (Cooper Field #1) 1963. Center or Sunday at 10:30 a.m. FMI, call FTG vs. High School, 5 p.m. All that aside, Fly So Free 4814/2357. weight room. Toddlers or infants are North Stars, who won at the (Cooper Field #2) enters the Derby with victories BICY LE R PAIR not permitted inthe weight room. Northlands Coliseum for the in five of his last six starts. The BICYCLE REPAIR COMNAVBASEGTMOISNT 1710.2 Yes, we're open - Does your bike first time in 11 and a-half years. exception was a runner-up fin- need fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle TENNIS CLUB Jon Casey in goal anchored the Diving ish behind Strike The Gold in Repair Shop, open Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Tennis Follie - Come on out defense with 27 saves. Dive classes - Open the Blue Grass Stakes. Strike Cooper Field near the tennis courts. Call Sun., May 5, at 3 p.m. so the OClub 2560. courts for some fun and action. Drinks The North Stars have water, May 14, The Gold is listed at 4-1 for the 16, 30; CORRALprovided. Everyone is welcome. FMI, opened each of their three play- Advance, Derby . CORRALcall 4281. May 30; Deep with a road Hansel is the number-two Pony rides- DeerPark is the site of off series so far Diver, May 30; Night choice at 3-1.Best Pal is next at 50 cent pony rides Tues., May 7, from YOUTH ACTIVITIES victory. Diver, May 30; Under- 3:30-4:30 p.m. FMI, call 2381. Teen skating - The elementary Game two for the Confer- 7-2. The Louisville weather Sunset ride - The MWR Corral school is the site of teen skating Sat., water Navigator, May forecast for the Derby calls for sponsors a sunset ride Fri., May 10, from May 11, from 8 to 11 p.m. Cost is $2. ence Camphionship Series will 5 to 7 p.m. Cost is $12 per person, with a FMI, call 4075. 30; Rescue Diver, May a temperature near 80 and a 40 $5 deposit. FMI, call 2381. be Saturday night in Edmon- percent chance of rain. ton. 9.