Bombs hit San Juan GAZETTE guard base

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Authorities say at least aedozen explosions ripped through the Air National Guard Base adjacent to San Juan International Airport in Tuesday, January i@, 1981 Volume 36 Number 8 Puerto Rico early Monday. Navy explosives experts are now working to dismantle bombs in two U.S. fighter jets at the base. Bombs in two other aircraft Iranian's may move before tuesday have already been dismantled fol- lowing terrorist attacks in which nine fighter planes were blown up, Once again, the Iranian parlia- The Iranian Parliament was to dollars in frozen Iranian assets possibly to protest draft registra- ment has postponed consideration consider two bills today, but put that would deposited with tion on the island. off that session until tomorrow. Algeria. Residents on the road to the air the 52 American Sheages. fate of One of those measures would One official in Washington says base saw ambulances, firetrucks But once again, there's hope in nationalize the foreign holdings under the plan, the hostages would and police cars speeding to the Washington that this time, the talk of the late shah to strengthen be released when the Federal scene. One reported seeing tower- will end at last and the hostages Iranian claims on that fortune. Reserve Bank of New York is directed ing flames and clouds of smoke will be coming home. The other reportedly calls for to release the first two and one- billowing from the base. Only three days remain before approval of the U.S. plan for half billion dollars. No one was hurt in the attacks, the deadline set by President releasing the hostages, in exchange President Carter calls it but damage estimates range from Carter for concluding a release for about six and one-half billion "a reasonable offer." 20 to 36 million dollars. agreement between Iran and his The bombings are the most overt administration. attack against a U.S. connected After that, the whole hostage installation in Puerto Rico since mess will pass, along with the December of 1979, when guerrillas White House, to Ronald Reagan on Lennon s Bentley at auction opposing the U.S. military pre- Inauguration Day. sence in Puerto Rico ambushed a Navy bus, killing two sailors and But there are indications the A psychedelic Bentley once own- The car's previous owner, who Iranians would just as soon get injuring ten others. ed by John Lennon was sold at auc- was not identified, kept it in an No group has claimed responsi- things settled while Carter remains tion Sunday. air conditioned wine cellar for bility for Mondays attack. in office, rather than face a new It was a bargain as far as Ron three years before consigning it and unknown adversary after Morgan was concerned. The 49 year for auction one month before John January 20th. old auto wholesaler from Santa Ana Lennon was killed. A government source in Washington California expected to pay $200,000 Before Lennon's death, the car Martial law says the multi-billion dollar for the 1956 Bently. was valued at $35,000. package the U.S. has offered Iran But the ante never mounted past Morgan says he will display the for the captives' release would the $50,000 mark at a classic car car for a while at an automobile be legally binding on the Reagan auction in Phoenix, Arizona. dealership owned by a business ac- imposed on Administration. The car was the featured item quaintance in Anaheim, California. during the three-day auction, Then, he indicates it probably will sporting what auctioneers called be put up for sale again. "The Definitive Psychedelic Paint The auction company is donating El Salvador Moonies meet Job". It's a real throwback. its commission of about $4,000 The car is painted pink, blue, to the Spirit Foundation - a charit- El Salvador's ruling junta imposed red, orange, green and yellow. able organization set up by Lennon martial law on the country yesterday, It sports a sunburst on the before his death. the second day of a general offen- AleaI mates hood with blue rays trailing over Why would anyone want a car like sive by leftist guerrillas. a pearly pink background on the that in 1981? Well, it certainly Junta leader Joe Napoleon Duarte sides. Inside, it's got purple wasn't out of nostalgia for a by- said martial law will remain in ef- rear leather seats, pink shag car- gone era, because Morgan readily fect "as long as necessary" and he set by Moon pets and psychedelic curtains sep- admits that he's not a Beatles fan. urged President Elect Ronald Rea- erating the rear section from the He just thinks the car is beau- gan to support the junta with eco- The Reverend Sun Myung Moon driver. tiful. nomic aid. He did not mention mili- has played matchmaker for more tary aid. than 1,600 people, many of whom Fighting was reported in several have never met each other before. major cities and an estimated 62 The Unification Church said people have died since leftist of- last week that over the past few U.S. car makers place second fensive began. days, Moon performed a mass engage- In Santa Ana, the nations second ment ceremony for 843 couples in largest city, government troops re- New York City. The American Auto Industry is a Out of 780 thousand U.S. auto- portedly mutinied and killed their Church members came from as far much humbler one this year, beaten workers, 182 thousand were out of commander. away as -Australia to be matched at its own game by Japan. work at Christmas. Government radio said some 80 up with a spouse. For the first time since the turn What's ahead for the troubled soldiers who revolted had rejoined for the 843 of the century, when they surpassed industry? The wedding day the Army. But a broadcast by the couples and the location of the the French, U.S. firms have found Car executives and analysts see leftists contradicted that, saying ceremony will be set later by Moon themselves in second place. a merger as the only hope for Chrys- the soldiers abandoned their ranks and will be part of a ceremony for ler. About seven and a half million and joined the leftist' "Popular 10,000 couples. They hope for action by the Rea- cars and trucks came off American gan Administration to limit imports. Army." Thirty-one year old Richard Bid- assembly lines, the smallest num- dlecomb of London says "Unconscious- ber in 18 years, And they expect a new gasoline ly I've always been searching for Japan built eleven million vehic- "shock" - or shortage. an ideal lover. I see this as an Kite flyer les. recovery is in the works, end to that search." No sales The industry had other troubles until the prime rate is in freelance broad- they add, Biddlecomb, a that went past mere numbers. caster, was promised to Monica the "below 15 percent bracket." Chrysler is on the ropes, and ,a 23 year old churchmember near Bargo there's no end in sight to the bal- Small cars, bally-hooed as a cure Both were set Essen, Germany. ancing act of the number three firm. for the industry's ills, are not did to return to their homes and doing as well as expected, with Chrys- again Imports still flood the American not expect to see each other ler's "K-Car" selling at about half very lucky market - and there are new worried until the wedding ceremony. the expected rate. to supplies and With the high winds of late, The couples said they prefer to faces when it comes The industry also lost a bid this the price of gasoline. several people around Gitmo are have the church founder suggest year to restrict imports, when the matches for them, and said he taking advantage of the kite sales their Losses by the big three hit three International Trade Commission re- has done a good job. through the Navy Exchange. point five billion dollars world- fused to set quotas. Debbie Thompson, 28, who travel- One inexperienced kite flying wide in the first nine months of share of led from Purcelle, Oklahoma, for her Imports have a record child in the Bargo area recently 1980. about 25 per- match to Joe Taylor of Trenton, New the market for cars -- caught his kite in the electrical Ford and CM cut dividends, elimi- about 20 Jersey, says she is pleased with cent -- and for trucks, tension wires carrying 2400 volts. nated Chrysler in 1979. Moon's choice. percent. The child pulled and pulled, Dealers are going bankrupt, with She says "I'm quite and easy- What would unleash demand? trying to free his kite. He was one in 14 closing in 1980. Joe is confident and out- Some say a sudden jump in gas somewhat lucky, according to the going and Interest rates buyers must pay going. It's complimentary." prices would do it. base Safety Office. He only shorted have risen, and buyers back of f. Joe, a singer in the church band, They think many would-be buyers the wires and caused a power-outage. has his own explination. He says, Prices are also worrying Ameri- now bothered by high car prices Had the kite string been wet, "My character is much more aggres- can people, when it comes to new would change their minds and buy a the child would have been shorted sive and she's more set back. If we cars. more efficient model if gasoline out. are going to spend a day together, The average car is costing 86 hun- prices rose. Instruct your children on the we'll have to take this into consid- dred dollars. hazards of kite flying. If possible, eration." About a thousand dollars of that Oil industry analysts, watching fly kites together and provide Anne Babb, 24, flew in from Mel- is spent on meeting government oil firms live off inventories now, supervision. bourne, Australia , and left New regulations. say prices will skyrocket this spr- Kites of aluminized polyester but are lethal conductors York engaged to John Bellevance, 24, Unemployment from indifinite ing when inventories must be refill- look nice, of Montreal, Canada. layoffs has hurt many areas. ed. of electricity. Tuesday January 13, 1981 Page 2 The Daily Gazette Educational Commissary THE COMMISSARY STORE is current BORED? LEARN HOW TO FIX YOUR community experiencing a shortage of shopping motorcycle, your air conditioner, carts, a situation which seriously or how to sail a boat. Read up hampers the process of getting on Western Civilization, or Art customers in and out of the store Appreciation. Improve your basic in a timely fashion. You can help per- writing skills or mathematical by, not removing carts from the your bulletin mises and by returning carts to the Learn to figure board abilities. own taxes. Prepare yourself for proper staging area, especially Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette if you the business world with a course during busy periods. Also, office throutgx Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried in in management, accounting, or see Commissary Shopping carts to the Public'Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin notify shorthand. Gain insights into unauthorized areas, please Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the their Work or Emergency Medical the Salesfloor Supervisor of Police previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Explore the mysteries whereabouts. Technology. ments will be accepted any time. Announcements of electricity. L.A. Community will be published at least Once a week at the dis- College has all this to offer, cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities January 19. Take advan- beginning that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, Navy Exchange of it. Call Joanne Middle- tage color or national origin will not be accepted. The at 8307 for more information. brooks Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to adit all YOUR NAVY EXCHANGE is piling up .submissions,. (AT-anytime, AWH-after working hours, savings on Sheets, Towels and other THE SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST (SAT) DWH-during working hours.) beautiful ideas for your home at the High School will be given during our January White Sale. Hill January 24, 1981 on Chapel Now going on at the Windward and (Saturday). All applicants should Leeward Exchange. . Our Lay-A-Way bring two #2 soft lead pencils Policy is easy. .quick and Oh-so with erasers and your admission Activities convenient, see us for details. ticket. If you are not a student Club at the High School please bring DID YOU GET A NEW SINGLE LENS REGISTRATION FOR YOUR NAVY EXCHANGE HAS got you your identification card with a ADULT slimnatics REFLEX CAMERA for Christmas, or and aerobic dance covered (your windows, that is!). picture. The testing will begin classes is maybe you've just never really used in White Sale Savings. .Now at your at 8 a.m. in room #8. now being accepted by Special Ser- the one you own. Now is the time Navy Exchange. There are some extra tests for vices. Classes will be held on to learn more about it and learn 8 walk-in applicants, if you did Thursday, 7 p.m.- p.m. and Satur- how to develop and print black and THE NAVY EXCHANGE PERSONALIZED not apply to the testing center days 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. The price white (one step before color). The SERVICES is more than just T-Shirts in New Jersey. Walk-in applicants for one class per week is $12 Photo Reflex Club will be offering & Sourvenirs. IT'S.engraving should contact Miss Dawson, 95404 and $20 for two classes per week. photography class on gift wrapping, film developing, for registration forms. , A check a basic Register with Special Services at Jan. 22, 24, 27, 31. The Tel-A-Florist, appliance rental or money order of $24.25 made out 951160. will be Chuck Roberts. &.repair, optical, new car sales to "Admissions Testing Program" instructor For more information call 96164 AT. and the Navy Federal Credit Union. and the completed form must be REGISTRATION IS NOW being accept- ed for beginning gymnastics classes Call 8828 for more Personal brought to the testing session DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR Services. on January 24. ages 8 to 13. Classes start Jan LISTENING AND/OR TALKING 21 and openings are lil:ited. The IF YOU'RE NOT READY TO JOIN THE REGISTRATION, TERM 3, FOR LOS ABILITIES? Then Toastmasters is price for 10 once a week classes FLYING CLUB."Go Fly a Kite". ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE OVERSEAS just the place for you. Attend is $8. Call Special Services various sizes from $1.50 - $13.95, will be held through Jan. 17, in our reorganizational meeting at 951160 for further Navy Exchange the downtown lyceum building. date to be announced. If information or registration. now available at the The following classes begin Jan. 19: interested, please call Art Mini Mart. History, Humanities "Fundamentals Langlois 913224/99168 or SQUARE DANCE OPEN HOUSE of Arts," Management I, Fundamentals Norma Sinclear 951170/8132. The GITMO Swingers invite you of writing, Tax accounting, Develop- to join them in an afternoon of fun. Blue Caribe mental math, Sailing, Accounting I, THE GUANTANAMO BAY NAVY FLYING Caller Jackie Weldon will be CLUB will hold its monthly Real Estate, Air Conditioning meeting directing the activities. Come out BLUE CARIBE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH: Repair, Electricity A/C, on Tuesday, January 13 at 7 p.m. and be a square for a few hours, at the W.T. Sampson High School. Administration of Justice, Shorthand, you may find it fun. Thursday, Jan. 15 "Steak & Brew This is an important meeting because Emergency Medical Technology. Where: GITMO Swingers clubhouse. Night" Tuition for 3 credit courses is election of officers will be held. When: Jan. 18-with classes start- ing Jan. 25 at 2:30 p.m. 0 $37.50 (active duty) or $150 (all 1/2 lb steak w/2 beers of your others). Tuition for sailing is THE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING Time: 2:30 - 5 p.m. choice/baked potato or French $12.50 (active duty) or $50 (all Caribbean Arts and Crafts Workshop fries/vegetable/salad bar/rolls others). Class schedules are will be held Jan. 13, Tuesday at SQUARE DANCE BEGINNERS CLASS w/butter/coffee or iced tea. available in the LACCO office. 7 p.m. at the Workshop Bldg. All Caller/Teacher Jackie Weldon will $7.45 Special Leeward registration will member especially old and new be starting beginners classes on be announced. Call Joanne Middle- officer are urged to attend in January 25, 1981. Classes will be brooks at 8307. order to plan spring activities. held at the GITMO Swingers club- Special Services For further information call house from 2:30 until 5 p.m. each WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT COMPUTERS? Cheryl Dawson 952261 AT. Sunday afternoon. Jackie is a SPECIAL SERVICES IS NOW accept- Old Dominion University is offering past member of the European Callers/ ing registration for ladies basket- THERE WILL BE A MEETING of the Term III called Survey Teachers Association. The course a course in Base Athletic Commission members on ball. All ladies interested in of Computer Science. This non- will be 20 weeks in length. The playing should call Special Ser- Tuesday, January 13 at 3:45 p.m. technical survey course presents cost of the course will be $20 vices at 951160 to sign up. in the Special Services Conference basic concepts and an overview of per person. If interested, Room. All members are required to A BASEBALL CLINIC WILL BE'held the history and language of com- contact Jackie Weldon at 951232 AT. attend. for the 1981 Intercommand Baseball flowcharting, programming, puters, ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAKING A season on January 13 and 15 at of the computer and the application DON'T MISS STARTING YOUR NEW YEAR PADI SANCTIONED ADVANCED Open Water 7 p.m. in the Special Services Anyone to various disciplines. off with a bang! Come to Little Scuba Course contact Bob Castor Conference Room. Persons interested or business going into a management Theatre's meeting Tuesday, Jan. at 99221. This course offers in officiating and team coaches who will administration field or 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elementary advanced training in Navigation, should attend this informative computers be working with or around School Amphitheatre. search and recovery, limited meeting. will find this course of benefit visibility, deep diving, night Registration is now to Jan 17. Call diving and more. Cost of the A BASKETBALL CLINIC will be held THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF the ODU coordinator at 8307 for course is $35. for the 1981 Intercommand Basketball THE Protestant Women of the Chapel more information. season on January 14 and 16 at will be held Wed, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. ARE STILL SOME OPENINGS in THERE 7 p.m. in the Special Services in the home of Peggy Butler, Mama Ellie's Cooking class HOLA AMIGOS!! YOU'VE GOTTEN THIS Conference Room. Persons interested Corinaso Point 61. Please come far so why not continue with in officiating and team coaches 120? Sharpen the reading, and bring a friend. Spanish should attend this informative listening writing, speaking and meeting. skills that you began developing 0 in Spanish 101. Following a general review, we will learn future Ship schedule and past tenses and various slated principles of grammer and do more CAPTAIN'S CUP reading and translating. Much SHIP SCHEDULE FOR WEEK OF Jan. 11 to Jan. 17 individual help will be given as BANQUET needed. Registration for this SHIP HULL NO. ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE and all Old Dominion University USSCGC Steadfast WMEC-623 January 12, 1981 January 30, 1981 classes will be held at the USS Bigelow DD-942 January 15, 1981 February 18, 1981 JANUARY 19 downtown lyceum office. AT THE COMO CLUB

Athlete of the Year Award Guant.n.mo Gazette Senior Athlete of the Year Award JI NAVY EXCHANGE Female Athlete of the Year Award Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. GUEST SPEAKER

Naval Station Commanding Officer MIKE BRAGG

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I Tuesday January 13, 1981 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Cheap Airfare Ends On March 31

Flying around the only to Servicemembers apply the discount on all United States can be a lot on active duty traveling at domestic routes, while cheaper for members of their own expense and the remaining carriers the military on leave or personnel who have been offer the discount on pass. discharged from active selected routes. However, At least until the end of duty whose travel is com- most of these airlines March, that is. pleted within seven days offer a 25 percent dis- For the period which of discharge. count on routes not cov- started on October 15, Eleven carriers-Amer- ered by the larger dis- 1980, and will end on ican Airlines, United Air- count. Twenty-four other March 31, 1981, the Mili- lines, USAir, Western Air- airlines also offer a 25 tary Traffic Management lines, -"Continental, percent furlough fare Command negotiated an Braniff, Northwest, discount. agreement with several Piedmont, Eastern, Pan- To obtain the discount, major U.S. airlines for a American, and Trans you must show your green 50 percent reduction in World Airlines-offer the identification card or a air coach fares. discounts on domestic copy of separation orders The reduction applies routes. TWA and USAir when purchasing the tickets. Sixth mayor changes image

With a little luck, number six The procession of mayors could prove a charm for Box Elder, started in April when the in- a community in South Dakota. combent was defeated. Four more Gunnery Sergeant Harvey Hoopes, surrounded by wife Joyce and John Hughley, elected in men held the title in the inter- sons Harvey III Cleft) and Kevin, is presented with a four October, is the western South vening six months. Each soon year re-enlistment by Lieutenant Charles Person. The Hoopes Dakota community's sixth mayor found the job in the town of family will be remaining here in Guantanamo Ray. for a year, this year and says he thinks less than 1,000 too much to handle. where Gunnery Sergeant Hoopes is the Facilities- Maintaance he will be able to complete Problems with the water supply Logistics Chief for Naval Security Group Activity. (U.S. the 18-month term he was selected and the city's poorly kept books Navy photo). to fill. prompted them to throw up their hands and resign. A preliminary survey by the Animal relations lead to better health state auditor general's office turned up discrepancies in city Some doctors are beginning to of the 52 who owned pets had University says the differences books, poor accounting and cases prescribe pets instead of drugs died, as against 11 of the remainder in mental and physical well-being where purchases were authorized or expensive therapy for their who had no pets. can be attributed to "an actual without letting bids. patients. In Millersburg, Ohio, the Castle chemical change in the brain" that Auditor General Gordon Recent research at the University nursing home gave pets to its occurs when owner and pet interact Milbrandt said negligence pro- of Maryland Medical School Hospital residents, many of whom had isolated pleasantly. bably was responsible for most of gauged the effects of animal themselves from others entirely. Biologists using machines to the problems. companionship on patients Once the pet owers began relating monitor people's physical reactions Hughley said since that time hospitalized for coronary heart positively to their animals, they found an actual physiological basis aides to Milbrandt have helped disease. were better able to relate for the feeling of well-being-- the town set up new books "and to other residents and persons petting or stroking pets relaxes press on from there." Results indicate fewer deaths according to involved therapists. both the animals and the people He said, "The Auditor General said among patients with pets. Of the Psychology Professor Boris petting them. the city could spend.$20,000 92 patients studied, only three Levinson of New York's Yeshiva chasing 1,000, spend $20,000 chasing nothing. or, in his best estimate, take the books we had and transcribe the figures Centenarian the limit says docter into new books." Hughley also said the town The biochemist whose theories of are rare exceptions and their exper- Medvedev, who is 55 and world currently has no problems with famous for his research in biology water supply "but check with me y we grow old are among the most ience has no relevance for the rest respected in science says the human of us. and related fields, was one of the next summer." image of organism is built to function for No serious scientist in the field Soviet Union's leading scientists. The mayor said, "the has begun changing." 90 to 100 years of life. now believes research can do more That was before he disagreed with the community opinion He doesn't believe there'll be than add a year or two, here and the establishment and particularly He added, "The majority any dramatic breakthrough in long- there, to this "biological limit", the genetic theories of Josef Sta- has changed. They're not asking, Box Elder evity to produce a race of centen- for example, by the conquest of lin's favorite scientist, T.D. Lys- 'how many mayors will arians. killer diseases or by strengthening enko. have in 1981 anymore. Everyone Some people, says Dr. Zhores the systems by which the body pro- He is now stateless and attached has made up their mind they're who's really Medvedev, will continue to live a tects itself, according to Dr. Med- to the National Institute for Medi- got a guy in there few years beyond 100. . but they vedev. cal Research in London. going to try." I had a dream' remembered

&yPNCM J.L. BRADFORD, USN help King, caused President Lyndon Ona asmer day in the nation's Johnson to exhort Congress to.pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965. capital, August 28, 1963, Martin Then, inathe face of growing Luther King, Jr., prepared to speak criticism and violence -- including to a crowd of more than 200,000 the Watts eruptions in Los Angeles, people who had gathered in the in August 1965 -- King shadow of Lincoln Memorial. California, led his demonstrations to such The crowd grew silent as King be- places as Chicago, Mississippi, gan his speech: "I have a dream," and New York, where he spoke out he said. Dr. King would have been against the war in Vietnam, 52 years old on Thursday. As leader of the Civil Rights segregation in housing, and mis- him. movement that had surged across the understanding those who opposed nation since the beginning of the By 1968 King decided his efforts ade,hMartin Luther King had for civil rightsshould be broadened rked hard for the realization of to include the poor of every race, his dream. and that he and his supportersmust Throughout the South and across.- work against poverty and unempoly- the North, hethadleddemonstrations, ment. forced sit-ins, and had been jailed To this end, he planned a "Poor several times in his non-violent People's March" to Washington struggle to end racial discrimina- similar to the historic march of tion in this country. 1963. ButlKing's dream ended on The 1963 March on Washington, D.C., April 4, 1968 in Memphis, represented an important milestone Tennessee, where he had gone to in that struggle.eA year later, support a strike by the city's followers rejoiced when he and his sanitation workers. the United States Congress passed the Civil Rights Aqt of 1964. There he was shot and killed by In December, King received the James Earl Ray, who was convicted Nobel Prize for Peace, which he of murder and sentenced to 99 years LCDR. Greg Kozlowski (aoove lert), a navy senLiaL, on accepted "at a moment when twenty- in jail. and his assistant are pictured doing repair work two million Negroes of the United Although the dream ended for the back seat of an aircraft. \Recently, VC-10 sent States of America are engaged in a Martin Luther King, Jr., his message the back seat of an aircraft to NAS/AIMD for repairs. creative battle to end the long and influence live on. The problem was, AIMD didn't have a drill that was night of racial injustice." small enough to do the job. The solution was, as In March 1965, King led a protest He had awakened Blacks and other Guantanamo Bay is, unique. The seat was taken to the march from Selma to Montgomery, minorities to the need for their good doctor and his assistant at the Leeward Dental Alabama, in support of a federal fight for freedom and forced the Clinic where the holes were drilled. The seat was voting rights law. government to begin the changes then returned to AIMD who performed their modifi- The murder of two white sym- leading toward full equality for cations and then returned the seat to VC-10 . the pathizers who had gone to Selma to all Americans. job complete. (Photo by PH3 Dennis Chambers). Tuesday, January Page 4 The Daily Gazette 12, 1981 College Basketball *SPORTS can make me stop Ie tollowing are the UPI oard "Nobody of Coaches Top-20 college basket- ball ratings . (with first place Muhammad Ali is going to fight He was feeble in that bout, a votes and won lost records in par- again. losing effort against Larry Holmes entheses): The announcement said his opponent in October. would be somebody named John L. Just about everybody connected 1. Oregon State (31), (12-0), 585 Gardner and the bout would be held with him advised Muhammad Ali to 2. Virginia (3), (11-0), 527 in late march. retire for good after the Holmes The 3. DePaul (4), (13-1), 491 site was identified as "some bout. 4. Kentucky (2), (10-1), 476 place," we have a few ideas on the But he is a tough man to advise 5. Wake Forest (12-0), 403 subject. on anything. 6. LSU (12-1), 273 A parking lot dead center in the 7. Maryland (11-2), 225 He said: "If I stop, it's be- Sahara Desert. 8. Michigan (10-1) cause I want to stop, nobody can A telephone booth in Times Square, 9. UCLA (8-2), 189 make me stop." New York. 10. Notre Dame (8-2), 189 True enough. A gondola being guided through 11. South Alabama (13-1), 159 The public may help a little in the Grand Canal in Venice. 12. Tennessee (10-2), 132 convincing him. 13. Brigham Young (12-2), 118 A barge locked-in by ice on Lake Erie. 14. Arizona State (11-2), 103 NBA Standings While Gardner is several light 15. Utah (13-1), 102 The top of Mount Everest. years short of being in a class 16. Iowa (9-2), 91 EASTERN CONFERENCE The caboose of a freight train with Holmes, he may just be good 17. North Carolina (10-4), 69 ATLANTIC DIVISION rolling between Topeka, Kansas and enough to bother an old man of the 18. Connecticut (10-0), 61 Santa Fe, New Mexico. ring. 19. Indiana (9-5), 58 W L PCT GB The Rose Garden of the White 20. Minnesota (9-2), 46 Philadelphia 38 7 .844 House. How the fight will go at the box Boston 34 9 .791 3 Piccadilly Circus in London at office is hard to say. 27 16 .628 10 New York midnight with all the lights turned It depends on where it is held 27 20 1/2 Washington 17 .386 off. and what kind of money is in the Sporting briefs New Jersey 12 34 .261 26 1/2 neighborhood. The cellar of the Paris Opera CENTRAL DIVISION House, where a fictional phantom But a lot of long time,Ali root- NHL once roamed. ers may stay away because of the Milwaukee 32 12 .727 St. Louis 5 Hartford02 Does all this sound like we're fear he will lose even to an ordin- Indiana 27 18 600 5 1/2 Montreal 5 Edmonton 0 being hard on one of the greatest ary opponent like John L. Gardner. Chicago 21 23 .477 11 Boston 4 Minnesota 3 fighters of all time? Atlanta 18 26 .409 14 After two periods, Washington 2, Yes, Gardner is the Heavyweight Cleveland 16 28 .364 16 Colorado 1 Champion of Europe. Detroit 11 33 .250 21 Perhaps. But the man will be 39 years old on the 17th of this month. See if you can find any Ex-heavy- In college basketball. Connecticut He has had one fight in almost weight Champions of Europe in the 61, North Hampshire 58 Boxing Hall of Fame. WESTERN CONFERENCE two and a half years. The number one team in college San Antonio 31 15 .674 Taking a long look back basketball is unbeaten Oregon Kansas City 21 25 .457 10 State, catapulted by the weeken Houston 19 25 .432 11 loss of formerly top-ranked Depaul. 19 26 .422 11 1/2 The Blue Demons fell to number Utah A Super Bowl revisited 15 28 .349 14 1/2 three: And Virginia is number Denver When it came to playoffs, the A pass from Terry Bradshaw to 6 40 .130 25 two. Dallas early 1970's were frustrating years John Stallworth . an Oakland pen- for the Oakland Raiders. alty . and a screen pass to Franco PACIFIC DIVISION Financial problems have taken Like the recent edition of the Harris moved the Steelers to the their toll at the University of Houston Oilers, the Raiders kept Oakland 25. 35 11 .761 Rhode Island. The school announced Phoenix pounding on the door to the Super On the next play, Harris sprung Los Angeles 29 16 .644 5 1/2 today it is dropping five varsity Bowl, but couldn't knock it in. loose behind a block by Stallworth Golden State 24 20 .545 10 sports, including the school's It seemed it was the Pittsburgh and raced down the sideline for the 22 24 .478 13 nationally ranked wrestling and Portland Steelers who gave the Raiders the score, giving the Steelers a 10 - 00 Seattle 20 24 .455 14 sailing programs, to keep within biggest headaches. lead. 19 26 .422 15 1/2 its budget. SAn Diego On January 4th, 1976, the two At that point, Stabler brought teams collided for the AFC Title at the Raider offense to life. Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. He hit Tight-End Dave Casper on Temperatures of 15 degrees coup- consecutive passes of 23, 11 and 12 led with icy field conditions and yards and marched the Raiders to bone jarring tackles caused problems the Steelers 14. for both sides. Then Stabler found Mike Siani In the first half Kenny Stabler just inside the end zone for an had the Raiders into Steeler terri- Oakland touchdown. classifieds six occasions but failed to tory on score. Oakland's defense held on the Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand next series, but Mary Hubbard fum- to 4:30 p.m., Monday The Steelers on the other hand, carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., bled and Lambert made the recovery, through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon managed only a 36 yard field goal not his third of the game, at the Oakland the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published from Roy Gerela. more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is 25. Mistakes hounded both teams early prohibited although announcements concerning available services will be Bradshaw put the game away when permitted limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services half. but in the second catch requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of a letter Stallworth made a leaping of authority. Adswhich discriminate onsthe basis of race, sex, creed, There were five consecutive turn- over Neal Colzie in the end zone. color, or national origin willnot be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff overs with the Steelers finally Pittsburgh went on to win the edit rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ reserves the right to and their own 30 bitter defensive struggle, 16 - 10, DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). gaining possession at yard line on a fumble recovery by a victory that gave the Steelers a Jack Lambert. return trip to the Super Bowl and Then the Steelers offense started sent the Raiders home frustrated to click. for the sixth consecutive time. For Sale lost At Windmill Beach an SX-70 Polaroid 22,000 BTU A/C, $175; 12,000 BTU Local Job Opportunities instamatic Camera in a Beach bag $125; two-11,000 BTU A/C, A/C, with Florida on the bag. Also a $125 each; A/C parts, make an follow- merchandise for resale. High set of keys. Sentimental value. The Navy Exchange has the M offer, dining room set w/6' school graduate preferred, with If found please contact ing job opening. buffet server, $250; Kenmore wash- six months related work experience L/Cpl Cratcha at 90102 ing machine, needs water pump or --Full-time Visual Merchandiser desired. 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