Commercial aviation mishaps plague New England because of engine mount problems COMPILED FROM AP/UPI -- While the engine commuter plane, had left Bos- He said that when the higher similar to those suspected in the nation's fleet of DC-10s were being ton en route to Rockland. power system failed to switch on, crash. reinspected for signs of metal fa- Meanwhile, in Boston the runway the controllers unsuccessfully at- Furthermore, a spokesman for Ja- tigue last night, there was a plane lights went out at Logan Interna- tempted to return to the regular pan Air Lines said mechanics have crash in Maine and a power outage tional Airport for more than two lighting system. found three rivets holding the en- at Boston's airport. hours forcing the diversion of 20 The blackout affected all runway gines to the wings of its DC-10s At least seven people were con- scheduled arrivals and postponement lights and adjoining taxiway lights. had fallen off. firmed dead at press time in the of about six departures. Electrical engineers were able to JAL has nine DC-10s in Japan. crash of a Downeast Airlines com- No planes were approaching the restore the regular runway lighting JAL is grounding of the jets has muter plane carring 18 persons runways when the lights suddenly system at about 12:30 a.m. bang- forced cancellation of 19 flights, crashed on the Maine coast last went out at 10:20 p.m. and an air- "The cocktail lounges did a all domestic, according to night. port spokesman said there were no up business; people took it very the spokesman. A Maine state police spokesman major problems, only inconveniences. well," the spokesman said. said ten persons were unaccounted Some planes wer' forced to circle for and one was being treated at a A spokesman for the Massachusetts the airport, but most were diverted And in Chicago search crews armed to sift hospital in Rockland, Maine. Port Authority said at press time elsewhere. with hand rakes continued the cause of the failure is still Employees said no planes were the wreckage of American Flight 191 The plane crashed near a beach unknown. forced to "take drastic measures." for remains of the 274 people who road near Owls Head about one half He said the problem occurred when And in the wake of Friday's perished there Friday. officially rose by mile from its destination, the fog began rolling in from the ocean crash of Flight 191 at Chicago's The death toll a re- after the crews found nicipal airport servicing Owls and air traffic controllers decided O'Hare International Airport, one yesterday the body of an infant who wouldn't ad and Rockland. to switch to a higher powered light- inspection of DC-10s has turned up have been listed on the flight list. The "Dehavilland Otter," a twin ing system. several that must remain grounded Guantanamo Gazette

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Thursday, May 31, 1979. Vol. 34 No. 1.3 Flood admitted to hospital WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pennsylvania talized for at least one week to de- Congressman Daniel Flood was admit- termine whether surgery will be nec- ted yesterday to Georgetown Univer- essary for the impaired vision, sity Hospital . Kulick said. Dateline. Flood also is being bothered by *0, treat- I He is undergoing tests and ment for impaired vision and hearing, tennitus, which Kulick describes as according to an aide. a ringing sound in the eardrums, Ru- PEKING (AP) -- Chinese and American negotiators still have not resolv- The aide, Bob Kulick, quoted a doc- lick said. ed their differences over Chinese textile exports to the U.S. tor as saying the health problems He added that Flood's attorneys As a result, Trade Ambassador Robert Strauss reported today that ake it impossible at this time for have notified U.S. District Court there's still no overall trade agreement with the Chinese. Flood to face a retrial on bribery, Judge Oliver Gasch and are seeking a Strauss said it's possible the U.S. could establish a unilateral perjury and conspiracy charges. postponement of Flood's retrial. policy on Chinese textile imports for the time being. Flood's retrial is scheduled to Flood has been hospitalized two begin Monday in U.S. District Court other times since his first trial KHORAMSHAR, Iran (AP) -- Armed with everything from World War I vin- in Washington. ended in a hung jury Feb. 10. tage rifles to modern machine guns, Iranian guards poured heavy gun- Kulick said the 75-year-old con- fire into the Arab sector of this city Wednesday night. gressman was admitted to the hospi- He was treated six weeks for physi- Non-Moslem Arabs have been fighting the revolutionary government for tal Wednesday afternoon. cal exhaustion following the first autonomy. Dr. Melvin Small, Flood's physi- trial and was hospitalized a second cian, predicts Flood will be hospi- time April 26. WASHINGTON (UPI) -- President Jimmy Carter was scheduled to begin meetings with executives of major oil companies and associated indus- tries today to discuss the oil shortage. with Funeral service planned A White House official said the president will meet tomorrow of public interest groups also to discuss the oil situ- Jose Balseiro-Flores, a long-time received several letters of appre- representatives The meetings coincide with the beginning of Carter's oil price employee at the Naval Base, died ciation/commendation. ation. program. May 16, 1979,at the U. S. Naval Sr. Balseiro is survived by a decontrol Hospital. brother, Enrique, and a niece, Mrs. (UPI) -- A spokesman for a truckers protest group said last Sr. Balseiro was born in Guanta- Miriam Fernandez, both of Elizabeth, DENVER independent truckers would form a convoy here today to drive to namo, Oriente, Cuba, January 25, N. J., and another niece living in night to protest rising diesel fuel prices. 1906. He was first employed at Guantanamo, Oriente, Cuba. Washington independent truckers organization has said there may be only Guantanamo Bay by the Public Works Funeral services are tentatively Another long-haul trucks on the road this week since several Department on September 27, 1945 as planned for 9 a.m. June 7 at the be independent organizations are calling for a general strike. a Laborer. He advanced from that Base Chapel with burial at the truckers of Garden- Guantanamo Bay Cemetary. The final position to the position Leonid Brezhnev is in Buda- time will be announced BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) -- Soviet President er Foreman, the position held at date and commun- pest for what's described as an "official friendly visit" with the time of his retirement in over AFRTS pending the arrival of leaders. January of this year. During his the next of kin who have expressed ist left Moscow with a high-ranking delegation Tuesday on only 33 years of employment here he a desire to attend the funeral. Brezhnev 24 hours notice. as The 72-year-old Soviet Communist leader looked fit and healthy he failing kills policeman stepped from his plane dispelling fears over his reportedly Sniper health. ST. LOUIS (AP) -- A city police of- of their injuries was not released Green said he's firing ficer was killed and another police- at press time. SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Father of three-year-old Chad treatments for his son. man and a woman were wounded last Police said the officers were the lawyer who aided his fight to get Laetrile he told reporters the night when a sniper opened fire on standing in the doorway of the po- Green said he's dismissing the lawyer because face a contempt of court or- a police station, authorities said. lice station when the shooting be- Greens were returning to Massachusetts to gan. der. Chad, a leukemia Also dead is the sniper who died The woman was seated in an auto Green said the family will remain in Mexico where in the exchange of gunfire on the near the precinct station. victim, is undergoing laetrile treatments. city's north side. The gunman is said to have opened Agency wants Sergeant William Campbell died fire from a cemetery across the SACREMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- The Environmental Protection the pesticide DBCP about 45 minutes after being shot as street from the stationhouse. water supplies tested in five states after traces of he stood on the steps of the Sixth The sniper, whose identity was not were found in California wells. in animals, is District Police Station house. immediately released, died moments DBCP, which has been linked to cancer and sterility and Georgia. The other officer and a woman by- later after an exchange of gunfire sprayed on crops in Hawaii, Florida, South Carolina were injured, but the extent with other officers, police said. stander an in- ATLANTA (AP) -- A Justice Department spokesman said yesterday to vestigation into credit offered by an Atlanta advertising agency there are Jimmy Carter's 1976 presidential campaign is almost over and no criminal allegations involved. Condition III some HURREX Terrence Adamson said the inquiry began after a reporter brought attention. facts about Gerald Rafshoon's agency to the department's law pro- Carter had named Rafshoon to be his media adviser. Federal 9 a.m. today political hibits corporations such as the agency from giving credit to I candidates except in the normal course of business. $175,000 The campaign debt to Rafshoon Advertising jumped from about three off, ac- For more information see page to almost $650,000 after federal matching funds had been cut cording to amended financial reports from the campaign. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, May 31, 1979 Clubs & organizations community THE TEEN CLUB will be holding a THE GUANTANAMO BAY SKEET CLUB meeting Saturday, June 2 at 4 p.m. would like to encourage members all Teen Club members are encour- and non-members, both men and aged to attend. An advisory women, who are interested in shoot- council will be held on the fol- ing or joining the club to come out lowing Monday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday morning at the Skeet Range. bulletin board For more information call Petty Officer Todd at 8506 AT. THE MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS BOWLING Cmnitcy samuncnta m my becalle in betw enenm8aad 11 .m. or hand trie co Pulicffa . Ofice7:30 a.,to 4:30 p.1.,Monday League will hold an organizational thr"'uRh Friday (excluding holiday;). Deadline for publiucton to noo the previnus wrking dy. Motide mergency n coe 11b meeting Friday, June 1 at 8:30 p.m. a eptd anytl. n T. un i t1 published not re THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS at the bowling 9 5 1 4othreeeend then rwitten4 alley. All members ondenerd.em inlu a o.daily calendar sec tion during the week of Wives Club Board Meeting will be are requested to attend. xhe event. Comercial advertLiig is Prohiited alt hough . annou et ofwilbe ut.rllbe penitted. but 11mIted to twice monthly. held Monday, June 4 at 9:30 a.m. Antuncemet"forb4.or .- i. requiring co. nd approval my be required to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ada which in the home of Carole Cust. d cr t- on thebasi of r a ed, color,ornational origin rilrt be acepted. Te}bu fa r e S etafthe rightto edi an rerit al eumU~one.(AT-Anytime/DW*-During aWorking Houre/ AW*After Working Hour.). Take Note ALL BASE RESIDENTS are invited to join in the fun at Cooper Effective at 8 a.m. Friday NAVSTA 9 5 114 4 Field Sunday afternoon, June 3, Personnel Office will assume the r - when the Racquet Club again Spon- sponsibility for the issuance of sors a Follies. The fee is $2 tive duty military and dependent and all proceeds go to the Scholar- identification cards. Special announcements ship Fund. Sign up today at the Persons requiring this service Racquet Clubhouse between 6:30 and should report to Building 760 on You are invited to attend our THE NAVY EXCHANGE INCOME TAX 7:30 p.m. Admin Hill between 7:30 a.m. and IYC Fine Arts Festival on Thursday, Office is not holding regular A tennis pro from Jamaica is 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. May 31. The 5th & 6th Grade office hours, at this time. Any- Choir coming to Gitmo to give private, will perform at 7:30 p.m. in the one feeding assistance or consul- semi-private and group lessons. in the elementary school Amphi- tation is requested to call the This event is being sponsored by theatre. Art from grades 1 through Personalized Services Office, at By the Racquet Club and is open to June 1, 1979, all persons who 6 will be on display with demon- 8828 during working hours or Mrs. all base residents. For further have continuing COMNAVBASE Authori- strations in pottery, printmaking Donna Bickford, at 952266 anytime. zation information come to the Racquet to prepare and sell food and weaving will be given on Thurs- items on Clubhouse Saturday morning, June 2 base are requested to day evening in the Multi-purpose at 9 a.m. Don't forget your contact the Navy Exchange Food room from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE now has racquet! Services Office at the McCalla afternoon, June 3 from 12:30 to fishing gear available in their Admin Building. New authorizations 1:30 p.m. Sports Department. Also, the are being issued and will contain Household Department has a new ship- All COMO Club patrons are invited an expiration date corresponding ment of microwave bakeware. to a Gitmo version of American Graf- to the expiration date on the W.T. SAMPSON HIGH SCHOOL announc- fiti Friday evening from 9 p.m. to health and sanitation certificate es . . . Bacclaureate services for 1 a.m. at the club. of the applicant. After June 1 any the Class of 1979 will be held THE ISLAND OF MEDIO CAY AND EAGLE The evening's entertainment will authorization to sell food items Sunday, June 3 at 7 p.m. in the Base CHANNEL to the east of Medio Cay are feature T-Bird Eddy & Tall Tex play- which does not contain an expira- Chapel; also the Senior Class of restricted due to survey and dredg- ing tunes from the 50s and early tion date will be considered 1979 is scheduled to graduate Mon- ing efforts until further notice. 60s. Dance contests will be held revoked. day, June 4 at 8 p.m. at the W.T. and prizes awarded. Fifties attire Sampson Elementary School Amphi-. may be worn if desired. A prize theatre, both to which the community THE NAVY EXCHANGE BEAUTY SHOP now will also be awarded to the best is invited. offers Manicure services, by dressed. Anyone wishing to attend the appointment only. For appointment Preceding the entertainment will reception afterwards, must be per- call 8764. be a steamship round dinner on the Local Forecast sonally invited. patio from 7-9 p.m. The price is high tide-12:28 pm 8813 $5 per person. For reservations, low tide-- 6:04 pm CLOWNS! CLOWNS! CLOWNS! Let's call 951131 or 95332 between 8 a.m. sunrise--- 6:21 am high--- 88 see your act at the 4th of July and 4 p.m. sunset---- 7:36 pm low---- 75 TV guide Parade or Midway. For additional Today's forecast is for cloudy information, and to volunteer your skies, scattered rain and isolat- 1:00 General Hospital talents, please call Major Keene Correction 1:50 On Our Own ed thunder showers over the moun- at 95472 or 95479 or Mrs. Judy Total Experience will not be per- 2:15 Young Peoples' Special tains, southeasterly wind at 12- Goodbar at 90251. forming at the Blue Caribe German 2:40 What Will They Think of Next 16 kts. and bay conditions at 2- Night as was announced in yester- 3 ft. 3:05 Cartoons day's Gazette. 3:30 Hollywood Squares THE SPECIAL SERVICES AUTO HOBBY 4:00 Bob Newhart Shop is announcing-a new service, 4:30 Man Undercover Automobile Machine Simonizing, on 5:30 Newswatch Sundays by appointment only. Ap- 6:30 Sha Na Na pointments can be made by calling 7:00 Little House on the Prairie 95481 during normal operating hours. 7:55 Notes of Interest The cost is $15 for any size car FTC ship schedule and $20 for vans and 8:00 Lou Grant standard size SHIP HULL NUMBER ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE pickups. Vehicles must be washed 9:00 Movie of the Week: **ADULT** USS AINSWORTH FF-1090 May 19, 1979 June 25, 1979 by owners Nicholas and Alexandra prior to appointment. USS HERMITAGE LSD-34 May 21, 1979 June 15, 1979 12:05 Sign off USS SALVIA WLB-400 May 16, 1979 June 1, 1979 ARE YOU A WITNESS Movies TO ENERGY WASTE? Lyceums REPORT IT Downtown: The Legend of the North- TO THE ENERGY GROUCH west, G [ calendor McCalla: Islands in the Stream, PG 95310 Marine: Thank God its Friday, PG Leeward: The Three Stoodes, NRA Today IMMEDIATE OPENING Navy Relief course, Windjammer Conference Room, 9-12 p.m. (Reservations: 8550/8555). Clubs Baby sitting provided. Windjammer: Slap Shot, R EMERGENCY RED CROSS DUTY WORKER CPO Club: The Kirlian Witness, G is needed for alternate weekends Tomorrow from 4 p.m. to 7:30 a.m., Friday thru Monday. PAID. Experience in CO. L/NSGA Wives Club hail and farewell, Blue Caribe, noon. interviewing and communications Pong Marathon supporting hospital's TROPICAL RAIN queen candidate, Navy Exchange parking essential. For further information, lot, begins at 4 p.m. call the Red Cross Office at 95434 By or make a personal visit. BPTO closes at 11:30 a.m. Charles S. Bishop Deadline for bids on 1969 1 ton flat bed truck, Marine Corps Exchange office, Clouds breed a soothing Bldg. M-613, 3 p.m. breeze Guantanomo Gazette And block the claws of the tropi- Donut, juice & coffee sale for Leeward queen candidate, Ferry Landing, cal sun 6:30-7:30 a.m. While giddy palm trees wave their arms Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. Pentacostal prayer meeting, Pentacostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. To enlivened pedestrians. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point old nursery Naval Station Commanding Officer school building (90269, 8275). Scorched brown sand with amber grass Lt. Richard L. Thompson. . Public Affairs Officer Ensign Susan Vehrman. Assistant Public Affairs Officer Unstretch J02 Brenda K. Starkey. . Editor. Saturday With YNSN Chrles S.Bisho. JouraisACt their quenching thirst JSMy.Mhall.urnali 50s-60s disco dance for NAVSTA queen candidate, Barrel Club, 8 p.m.-l a.m. As rains wash the scorched blue JOS Namon I. onson. . .Journalist (Admission: $2.50, guys; 50 cents gals; 50 cent discount for anyone in sky. J n5APlCliftn .Journaist Mr. Regina Flaherty .PCoductIion Assitant 50s attire.

The roads become emptied The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the Commissary Store queen candidate carnival at the store. rules nd rglationoE rshp uan etationCnewpapes And the only population as l inCdinOC SAICXsS P-35 ,andAunder Che dircioCn YAcht Club vacation time party at the club. Is the earth of the Nval Bse PublcC AfisCm Oficer. Printed fv tim e eky a oernmn xpens o.govermn PADI Open Water scuba course trials, Windjammer Pool, 1 p.m. (8496, 952289) The wind equipment at the Nay Publications and Printing Service And rain . . . Branch 5Ofce, the opinions or statements in news items Roman Catholic mass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel. that appear herein are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the views of CO AmASE or the De- And no one looks outside. partment of theNavy. Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m., (8638 Weir). Thursday, May 31, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette HURREX information Civic Council report Misc. family housing.HS-27 By YNSN Charles S. Bishop Among the projects pursued by the HURRICANE CONDITION THREE Corinaso Point.HS-26 council are donations to various Tierra K.HS-28 or HS-30 The COMNAVBASE Civic Council ap- community organizations as well as Condition Three is set when a Defense Housing.HS-24 pointed a new mayor on May 14. projects--including private organi- hurricane is within 48 hours of Ocean View 135 & #133 and Gas Hill Mrs. Sharon Welch will serve a zations. The council acts as a the base. The setting of this con- trailers.HS-29 six month to one year term as catalyst in promulgating Self-Help dition will be announced over mayor. She replaced Robert Van projects with the help of Capt. AFRTS. At this time all military NON-U.S. FAMILIES Gorden who is scheduled to leave Gibowicz, who has indicated his vehicles should be fueled and fuel Trailer Park.HS-18 or HS-20 Gitmo on June 29. department will supply materials levels maintained at no less than The purpose of the council is to for Self-Help Projects that are half-full. hurricane shelter All other areas.HS-22 be an effective means to correct enacted. wardens will begin checking their problems in the community and to Captain John H. Letterman, Jr., shelters to insure they are ready enhance everyone's stay in Guanta- Commander Naval Base, has expressed for use. Any discrepancies should UNACCOMPANIED U.S. CIVILIANS namo Bay. The Mayor acts as his full support for the aspira- be reported at this time. All Teachers/BOQ residents.BOQ (Use spokesman for the council and works tions of the council. He is also aircraft will be prepared to fly head area for cover during peak toward the improvement of the com- scheduled to attend the next to a safe area, should that become winds.) munity, according to Mrs. Welch. COMNAVBASE Civic Council Meeting necessary. Also during Condition Deal contractor employees.Power Through the Civic Council, in that will be held June 11 at 7:30 Three, all small craft operations Plant 4 contacting department heads, the p.m. in room B9 in the W. T. Samp- '1 cease and all small craft will Other contractor employees.HS-21 mayor makes recommendations and son Elementary School. All secured. All barrel boats will suggestions for proposed improve- community members are welcome to either be placed ashore or secure- UNACCOMPANIED NON-U.S. CIVILIANS ments. Among the council's recent attend. ly anchored by the owner. Jamaicans.HS-1, HS-2, HS-3, HS-4, successes is the public park dete- HS-5, HS-6, HS-8, HS-9, HS-10, rioration issue. Base residents HS-14, HS-17, HS-19 complained that parks and play- Cubans and any others.HS-23 and THE FOLLOWING QUARTERS HAVE BEEN grounds throughout the base were HS-25 DETERMINED TO BE HURRICANE PROOF deteriorating. With supplies given AND ARE DESIGNATED AS EMERGENCY by Captain Charles Gibowicz, Jr., ALL LEEWARD NON-U.S. CIVILIANS Public Works Officer, the council SHELTERS: AV 622 (first deck) initiated a Self-Help Project for Caravela Point which volunteers are presently UNACCOMPANIED MILITARY NOT ASSIGNED Bargo (except quonset. huts) being sought. EMERGENCY DUTIES "One of the major problems," said Granadillo Windward Marines. Huntington BEQ Kittery Beach Mayor Welch, "is that there just Leeward Marines. .AV 620 & AV 621 isn't much input from the commun- Iguana Terrace Windward Navy.Gold Hill BEQ Nob Hill ity." She explained that, "Just Leeward Navy.AV 622, 623, 624, by attending council meetings one Villamar (except wooden DH houses) 525, 526 is a member." Mobile Point (except those not made Point BOQ Windward Officers.Deer The council's voting membership of concrete block) (Use head area for cover during is only limited by age, and those Evans Point (except those not made peak winds.) who are under 18 are welcome to of concrete block) Leeward Officers.Leeward BOQ Ocean View (except 0V35, OV133 and attend and voice their opinions. trailers) SPECIAL CASES Membership is open to military, Light House Women with infants less than six civilian, male or female, officer Leeward Point (except QH142) months old and women in their last or enlisted, accompanied or unac- three months of pregnancy who are companied, Cuban, Jamaican--all ALL OTHER QUARTERS ARE NOT SAFE AN not living in hurricane proof community members. WILL BE EVACUATED WHEN DIRECTED. quarters should report to the The community Civic Council is hospital with their dependent also the source of the "Yard of the children. Month Award" given each month. PERSONS OCCUPYING THE FOLLOWING Leeward emergency cases. AV 627 Representatives from areas must .UARTERS SHOULD TAKE COVER IN THE Personnel assigned by CO, NAS, submit nominees, and from those Mrs. Sharon Welch, newly appointed HELTERS INDICATED. AV 600 (NAS hangar) submitted, the council makes its COMNAVBASE Civic Council Mayor. Personnel assigned by CO, NAVSTA, judgement. Calls are welcome anytime at 90184. U.S. FAMILIES PWD garage Deer Point.BOQ COMNAVBASE CP.AV 31 Marina Point, Evans Point (wooden), NAVSTA CP.HS 15 Vietnam ve ts honored Radio-Paola Point, Tierra K (offic- Provost Marshal.HS 13 Vietnam Veterans Week May 28 Era Veterans who served so gallantly er).Windjammer MARBKS ACP.HS.11 and HS 12 Marine Site.Huntington BEQ Personnel and welfare teams.HS 7 thorugh June 3, 1979, has been and with distinction under hostile Oil Point.HS-27 Correctional facility.HS 16 designated by President Jimmy enemy fire during that period, yet Carter as a time to allow our na- received little recognition because tion to express its sincere thanks of the unpopular nature of the war. and gratitude for the service, Along with expressing gratitude BOATING NC o Oat in g notes sacrifice, and patriotism of all and honoring veterans for their The responsibilities of boat at Port Control. Anyone who has Vietnam Era Veterans. contribution to society, this is registration and boat safety in- not had his boat registration con- The President stated in his Viet- also a time to make all veterans spections have recently been firmed since May 1, 1979 should nam Veterans Week proclamation that, aware of Veterans Administration, transferred from the Provost call Port Control to do so. "The decade now drawing to a close the G.I. Bill, pay raises, and many Marshall to the Port Services Of- COMNAVBASE GTMO INST. 1710.10 began in the midst of a war that other benefits available to them. ficer. All privately owned boats Guantanamo Bay Outdoor Sports & was the longest and most expensive During this observance week it- operated on waters within the Wildlife Handbook, is the primary in our history. Because it was a self, the President or his designee limits of Guantanamo Bay must be source of guidance on boating and divisive and painful period for all will lay a Presidental Wreath at registered by the Port Services boat safety. All boat operators Americans, we are tempted to want the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Officer. should ensure that both they and to put the Vietnam War out of our Arlington National Cemetery in Boats that are documented will their boats comply with its minds. But it is important that we honor of all veterans, and also lay be registered by their documented requirements. remember -- honestly, realistically a special wreath at the Vietnam name while those that are presently Safe boating is a serious matter and with humility." Veterans Memorial at Arlington. licensed by the states will be and the right to operate a boat During this week, the President Within the Navy and the Department registered by their state numbers. here should not be jeopardized by has asked all Americans, civilian of Defense, appropriate ceremonies All others will be assigned Gitmo ignorance or acts of carelessness. and military, to honor and recognize are planned. numbers. Boating questions and boating with both pride and gratitude, all "The National salute to Vietnam Anyone who owns a boat and has safety violations should be those who served in Southeast Asia Era Veterans," is the logo for the of registered it, must do so now directed to the Port Services Of- during the Vietnam War era, August 1979 Vietnam Veterans Week and filling out the forms available ficer by contact Port Control. 1964 through May 1975. It is a should be associated with all acti- time to show our appreciation to vities and observances that will be during this week. .Navy news. the estimated nine million Vietnam conducted On May 5, crewmen of USS Robert awning was rigged over the flight E. Peary (FF 1073) spotted an open deck to provide shelter for most of Local i note boat in distress about 120 miles the Refugees and crewmembers pro- In a stateside community, there otherwise available should contact southwest of the Vietnamese Coast. vided their own blankets to lessen are many services that are readily the Community Service Desk at Underway for five days before the discomfort of the bare deck. obtained through reference to the SERMART, Building 752, or call their rescue, the 440 Vietnamese A medical inspection revealed few Yellow Pages. Many of these same 8665. The Community Service Desk Refugees packed into the 55-foot problems although two women were in requirements exist here, but lack at SERVMART will provide all docu- boat had no food, no water, and the ninth month of pregnance and a ample utilization because many base mentation for obtaining needed the lone working engine was cracked two year old child showed signs of residents are not familiar with services and materials and explain and a health hazard to the occu- pneumonia. The youngest Refugee was proper procedures for obtaining the procedures. pants. The Refugees signaled for only three days old and was imme- services. Provisions under this authority help and Peary responded. diately placed in a makeshift For this reason, a Community are applicable only to this base While Peary enginemen and hull incubator constructed from a card- Service Desk was established at and will be rendered through the technicians boarded the boat to board box and light bulb by the SERVMART. Available services are: elf-help and community service desk inspect engines and hull integrity, squadron doctor. equipment rental (other than auto- program to the extent that mission 300 pounds of food and 250 gallons After completion of the embarka- mobile), obtaining material only requirements are not impaired and of water were loaded aboard. tion, Peary resumed its original carried in the Base Supply, depot providing that the Secretary of the In the early morning of May 6 transit to Pattaya, Thailand where stock, obtaining services from Navy's approved and specified limi- after 17 hours of unsuccessful in- the Refugees were transferred to Public Works and Ship Repair, de- tations are not exceeded. tensive efforts to repair the boat's USS Tarawa (LHA 1) until processing partments not available through old and poorly maintained engines, for entry into the U. S. can be other outlets, and Moonlighter To defray the program's operating the boat was deemed unseaworthy and completed. . referral service: a referral ser- administrative costs, all services embarkation of the refugees began. Take vice to private individuals with and materials provided will carry A private shower and toilet specialized skills not available a mark-up percentage computed under facilities were rigged on the Peary . stock through the Community Service beqk. the retail method on rates estab- fantail and the helicopter hangar ittAmerica. Base residents having a require- lished by the Comptroller, accord- was converted to a hospital. An ment for services or material not ing to the Base Commander. Guantanamo Gazette Thor-Aeay, May 31. 1979 LOCAL SPORTS by Bill Frede SOFTBALL SCORES H/S Teachers beat High School #1 17-15, 16-14 Continued from yesterday's Gazette NAVSTA White 12, Hospital 1 that old saying, "Pay up or shut Seabees 21, NSGA Bravo 11 American League scores up.") NAVSTA Blue 16, MCB-4- 3 Midnight Ramblers results from May Detroit 8, Toronto 2 The Monday Night Odd Couples of AAWC 22, Marine Bks. Gold 19 18 again had Dick Morin leading the Kansas City 2, Baltimore May 21 were led by Jon Steinkamp Marine Bks. White 14, SRD 5 1 men with a nice 234/562. He was with a nice 198/533 followed Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 4 close- Marine Bks. Gold 18, Commissary 12 followed by Jon Steinkamp with a ly by Texas 3, Boston Chuck Carpenter with a 180/ VC-10 Red 13, MCB-40 3 2 (10) 203/538, Mick Stanbro's 181/532, New York Yankees 5, 531. Mike Mader bowled a nice 234 VC-10 Blue 11, FTG 9 Milwaukee 2 (11) Hap Hallam's 202/523, Skip Benway's to go Oakland 5, Minnesota 4 along with a 524 set. Other NAS 15, Marine Bks. White 4 202/514, Mike St. John's 177/506 California 3, Seattle 2 scores were Steve Kinder's 179/522, VC-10 Red 18, Desal 2 and Ray McClurken's 181/505. Tom Borbon's 199/519, Jerry Duhme's NSGA Red 12, Marine Bks Red 0 National The women were led by Kerry St. 187/505 and Ray Ayala's 179/496. League results NAS 22, NSGA Bravo 1 Montreal 2, Philadelphia 0 John with a 186/514. Next was Diana The women were led by Maria Panis Marine Bks Red 13, AAWC 3 Pittsburgh 9, Chicago Cubs 2 Landsittle who had a 172/487. Other with a nice 202/536 followed by Bet- NSGA Red 19, Desal Demons 1 Houston 6, Cincinnati 3 scores were Bev Stanbro's 176/460, ty Beckwith's 216/527, Kathy Cor- Seabees 10, SRD 5 St. Louis Mary Jo Zientek's 162/454, Lorraine nell's 162/449 and 7, New York 3 Rose Wais' 153/ Hospital 19, VC-10 Blue 1 Joye's 161/453, Donna Johnson's 164/ San Diego 10, Atlanta 2 429. FTG 18, NSGA Bravo 6 449. Carrie Winston's 167/441. Some Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 5 Results of May 22 in the Pin Pals NAVSTA White 8, NAS 3 individual scores were Reba Dailey's League had Anne Holmes with a very NASL action 187 and Diana McClurken's 185. Dur- consistent 151,156,158/465 followed Seattle Sounders 3, Atlanta Chie ing this league's competition on by Debbie Lee's 159/439. Other VOLLEYBALL SCORES California Surf 3, Philadelphia May 18, Vikki Gingras had a 4-9-10 scores were Doris Alexander's 159/ 2 split. Al Joye commented that he 434, Muriel Copeland's 171/431, NSGA beat Marine Bks. 15-2, 17-15 Dallas Tornado 3, Detroit Express 1 would buy her a can of something Dodie Eldridge's 153/413, Mary Jack- High School Teachers over High New England Tea Men 1, gold if she picked it up and Judy son's 148/407, School #2 16-14, 15-17, 15-10 Los Angeles Nancy Morin's 144/403 Aztecs 0 Kingsley also commented that she and Anna Click's 145/400. H/S Teachers over NAVSTA Blue 15-9, Tampa Bay Rowdies 2, would make her a patch if she pick- That is all for this week's 15-12 Memphis Rogues column. 1 ed it up. Well, Vikki took them Let's all remember to be good NSGA defeated MASH 15-3, 16-14 sports Vancouver Whitecaps 3, Edmonton both up on their offers and went and remember bowling NAVSTA Blue beat MASH 15-6, 15-6 can be and is Drillers 1 ahead and picked it up. (Al and fun. Have a good day in Guantanamo NAS trounced High School #1 15-6, Tulsa Roughnecks 2, San Diego Sock- Judy, I guess it all comes back to Bay. 15-6 ers 0 For Sale

5-piece pink bathroom set, $5; car Giveaway seat, $1; car vacuum cleaner, $4; Cocker Spaniel mix, female, all polished stainless 9 steel 6 wine classifieds months old. 98123 AT. goblets, tray & shaker, $10 for d Classified advertisements my b ald ewe 8 and 11 am. orhadaridtte set; large table top cutting board, ubli Ors fic a.m..7:30 to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excludingg holidays). Deadline for publicardy is noon the previous working day. A l.r l o 40 words Schraubrad gear for '67 Opel, was $5; large roll of plastic wrap, $3; and published not ore.han twice wekly per submission. Commercial adertising spro,- hibited although anounemets oenig avilable syykices will1bepermitted but 0imited ordered through Waters Auto Parts, 22,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C needs once eek. Aforobusinesss o rervice requiring cmand approval may be re- qui". to provide proof of a letter of authority. AdhihdiooylOoo onothbsisof Jacksonville, Florida 2 compressor, $25. months ago. 98140 AT. ,sex. eed, color or national origin ill not be accepted. The Pubic Afars t000 913219 DWH. r es the right to edit andrewriteall submissiono (AT-Aytime/DW-During Workng Hours/AW-After Working Hours). 18 cubic ft. Coldspot upright freezer, $150; 16" oscillating fan; Wanted leave message at 8154 or 90169 951144 Medium or large dog carrier, to after 3:30 p.m. rent or buy. 952224. '68 Javelin, very good condition, Boy's 24" English racing bike, 12' '74 VW (Thing) yellow, swing out low mileage, runs good, asking $500. green hall runner, folding carry-on Front footrest for Honda 100. spare tire on rear, 29,000 original 95527 Thursday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.; Samsonite case, flight bag, 24" 98207 AT. miles, $1700. 8526 DWH, 8252 AWH. Friday, Saturday or Sunday 11 a.m.- hard-side suitcase and matching tote 4 p.m. bag. 90119 after 7 p.m. or weekend. 10-speed parts, also need slot '68 Plymouth Satellite, good con- cars and slot car parts. 97252 AT. dition, $750. 95465 DWH, 951001 Pioneer cassette deck, model number '71 Ford station wagon; 11,000 BTU ext. 238 AWH. CT-F500, 2 months old, in excellent Whirlpool A/C, prices negotiable, Names of groups or organiza- condition. 951219 AWH. will take best offers. 8647 AT. tions for whom Curtis MONROE has One .Hydraulic A and B unit for donated free entertainment. small boat complete with 11" two Object; Underwater photography system, Three 12,000 BTU A/C, excellent Letter of Appreciation. Contact John blade prop and transmission, needs automatic 35mm camera, flash and condition, $90 each; 24,000 BTU Meadows 8527/8849 DWH. small engine 6 to 8 h.p. for com- housings, $425; 2 night diving A/C, like new, $300; available plete propulsion for a small lights, $90 for the pair. 8647 AT. now. 8616 DWH, 90219 AWH. Playpen; compressor for 10,000 BTU barrel boat formerly used on 35' Fedders A/C; reasonably priced and sailboat as auxiliary propulsion, CL 350 Honda, $500, available first 85-205 Auto-Zoom lens, bayonet in good condition. 98160 AT. $100. 8236 AT or see at Paola week of June, must sell ag leaving mount, excellent shape, $75; short Point 19. Gitmo. 98274 AT. shaft fuel pump, $7; frigerator, One double barrel carburetor, one good second one, $50; floor scruber front wheel bearing & two 14" rims '75 Honda 175cc, $200 or best '72 Honda 350cc with two helmets, polisher, $15; 7' X-mas tree, $5. for '68 Chevy car, 327 engine. Ask offer; '73 Olds wagon, motor in $500 or best offer. 90207 after 99158 AT. for Sullivan at 8420 or 8577 AT. excellent condition, $700; com- 5 p.m. plete Scuba outfit, 1 year old, Ham radio station, everything you One gallon of acrylic enamel re- $375; Marine antenna, new, $35. Baby crib mattress, $10; Navy uni- need to get on the air, $440. ducer. 8410 DWH, 99193 AWH. 952224. form jackets, size 40L, worn twice, 8647 AT. $7.50; 3 CB radios, 23 channel, 15' x 21' rug pad. 96265 AT. 14' Fiberglass boat, motor & trail- 3 channel, 1 channel, $35 for all. 11,000 BTU Fedders A/C, $100; er, complete with all equipment, 98210 AT. 12,000 BTU Gibson Cool Sweep A/C, light, life jackets, batteries, $100; 22,000 BTU Gibson Cool Sweep 'Lost gig, built in bait well & many 3 door wooden dresser, $40; 3 door A/C, $135; or all 3 for $300, Two black U. S. Divers aluminum spare parts. 95397 AT. dresser, $20; two solid wood one available June 1; two 80 watt epi- 80 tanks were at the Dive Shack drawer night stands, $50 for pair; cure speakers, $160 value, asking one was marked '72 Plymouth Cricket, with luggage XX on the valve, 4 foot shelves, $5; 2 foot corner $100; heavy duty mini bike frame that is mine, however, I discovered rack, automatic transmission, good shelf, $2; avocado J.C. Penney with tire, $30. 8236 AT or see at that another condition, $650 or best offer; tank left at the Shack Penncrest portable washing machine, Paola Point 19. doesn't have the lady's bicycle, $25; Polaroid mark. Please $45. 98140 AT. check your Super Shooter camera with flash tank. If it has the XX Desi Shive will be selling her mark please return it cubes, $5; leaving June 6. 90246 AT. to the Dive G.E. digital clock radio, $10; Gitmo stationary and note cards Shack or call 97254 AT. Emerson Cougar stereo with head- at the Special Services Flee 22,000 BTU A/C, 11,000 BTU A/C, phone, $35; Evel Knievel Jet Cycle, Market on Sunday, June 3. For more Watch, lost in the vicinity 12,000 BTU A/C; unreduced gold car of brand new, $10. 97252 AT. information call 95503 AT. basketball court #2 in Cooper paint, lacquer & thinner with gold Field. If found please metal flake, make best offer. return to Two alternators, 1 GM, 1 Chrysler, '73 Chevrolet Luv pickup, 4 cylin- PFC Reginald Sanders. REWARD. 8863 AT, 8123 DWH. $20 each; gold A/C lacquer, car der with camper shell, excellent 95409 AT, 95542 DWR. paint, primer thinner and clear condition, new paint, Blue Book Childrens high chair, $5; record finish with metal flake, make an value $1700, asking $1400 or rea- albums, $2 Services each; diving books, offer. 8236 AT or see at Paola sonable offer. 90269 AT. negotiable. 90178 AT, Point 19. Yardwork in Nob Hill, Saturdays Sony STR-7055 stereo receiver, mint and after school 97252 AT. '72 Ford Courier pickup, radio, '71 Yamaha 60cc motorcycle, good condition, $195 or best offer, may low mileage, 25 - 26 miles per running condition, $200 or best trade. 8717 DWH, 952257 AWH. Oriental food, pancit, egg roll, gallon. 8556 DWH, 951123 AWH. offer. 95478 AT. Bar-B-Q, siopao, fried rice, 20' Dory style fishing & diving Philippino donut. Call Mrs. Luna '76 Chevrolet Monza, a/c, p/s, AM/ Blue sculptured carpet, 12' x 13', boat, 35 h.p. Johnson motor, safety at 99253 AT. FM stereo, 4-speed, price nego- $40; Hotpoint washer & Whirlpool gear & extras, can be easily rigged tiable. 951259 AWH. dryer, apartment size, 7 months for outside fishing, $900. 913225 Baby-sitting in my home, preferably old, $200 or best offer; baby bed DWH, 97286 AWH. weekdays. '74 Fiat 128, 25,000 miles, 90285 AT. with mattress & springs, $15; mili- 4-speed, good Gitmo or stateside tary dress blues, jacket size 40, Waves military uniforms, 2 complete Two reliable boys would like to transportation, available June 25, pants size 32 x 33, $20 for set; summer blue uniforms, size 16 regu- do yard work, have previous recom- $1,295; sofa & two matching chairs, military Corfams, 10 B, $15. lar; one combination hat, size 22; mendations. 952247 after 3:15 p.m. best offer. 8557 DWN, 97168 AWN. 96185 AWH. 2 winter dress jackets, size 15 . 8717 DWH. Reliable couple would like to One APF printing calculator with 11,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, 1 year house-sit starting for the month display, never used, AC adapter old, in excellent condition. 8116 '75 Pacer, a/t, low mileage, best of July. Ask for Gunnery Sgt. & 6 rolls of tape. 96265 AT. DWH, 951184 AWH. offer. 951001 ext. 322 AWH. Maxwell at 951244 or 64306.