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WASHINGTON (AP) -- If all goes ac- cording to White House plan, Pres- ident Reagan will get to sign a com- GAZETTE promise version of his three-year tax cut bill this week. The Senate hopes to take final Guantanamo Bay, Cuba action on the measure today. The house plans its vote tomorrow. The main sticking point in the Senate is a tax break for the oil Volume 36 Number 147 Monday, August 3, 1981 industry. Senator Ted Kennedy -- angry over tax breaks given oil companies in the bill -- promised a filibuster, Air traffic controllers go out on strike but Kennedy failed to show up. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) -- Rescue WASHINGTON (AP)--Efforts to head off He said he was going to the union It will- also cause some very ser- teams aided by Army troops are try- a strike by air traffic controllers office to await the results of a ious problems for the nation's air ing to save families marooned in this morning have ended in failure. strike vote by rank-and-file air travelers, because it will ground flooded areas of northeast India traffic controllers. about half of the nation's commer- today. Talks broke off early today, and The strike vote began at midnight, cial flights, and delay those that India's news agency says the re- the head of the controllers union, and more than 80 percent of the do get off the ground. And the head gion's worst storms in recent years Robert Poli, told Transportation union members approved a walkout. of the FAA says safety will take have killed at least 288 people so Secretary Drew Lewis that the con- This percentage was necessary be- priority over, airline schedules dur- far.and left more than 50,000 the job, fore the controllers would be able ing the strike. homeless. would walk off illersch they did at 7 a.m. to strike. Since the controllers work for the Poli called the government's lat- government, any walkout would be a HOUSTON (AP) -- A man who was kept Lewis warned that the est contract offer "an insult" as Secretary violation of federal law. alive last month by an artificial strike would be a "very serious mis- he left the offices of the Federal Lewis says an injunction will be heart died yesterday in Houston, Mediation Service. take." sought against the union, and Attorn- but he had lived longer than anyone ey General William French Smith else after being given the artific- says the Justice Department 'will ial organ. definitely prosecute any strikers. Doctors at the Texas Heart Insti- Torrijos dies in air crash tute replaced the arfiticial device Heart Association has after two days with a donated human PANAMA CITY (UPI)--The body of a It was during negotiations for heart. Panamanian general who considered the canal treaties that Torrijos But ten days after his original Fidel Castro and Jimmy Carter the proclaimed then-Present Jimmy Car- 'Creative cuisine' iet heart failed, the 36 year old man World's greatest leaders was retur- ter as one of the world's two died of complications from the sur- WASHINGTON (UPI)--The American Heart ned to Panama City Sunday from the greatest leaders. . .and pointed to gery. Association announces a campaign pro- jungle hillside where he died in a Cuban President Fidel Castro as moting low-fat, low-cholesteral diets plane crash Friday. the other. BELFAST (UPI) -- Northern Ireland calls a "creative cui- A day of mourning was set for with what it authorities say some measure of cala Castro praised the Panamanian as and is start- today for General Omar Torrijos-- sine" for restaurants, has returned to Belfast. a man who "selflessly and tire- a supermarket newsletter to head of the Panamanian National ing The riots that followed the death lessly worked toward the libera- reach brown-baggers. Guard and the nation's effective of Kieran Doherty, who was elected ,tion of the peoples of the Carib- association is trying to cut ruler. The to the Irish Parliament from his bean and Central America." rate of deaths from heart dis- Torrijos is perhaps best known the prison cell, appear to be over -- at In Moscow, Soviet Radio charged and plans to zero in on school for the negotiations that ended ease, least for the time being. Torrijos may have been assassinated lunchrooms this fall to improve nut- United States rule over the Panama 'He was the second IRA hunger by the CIA. ritional value of cafeteria ftod. Canal. striker to die within two days. Jamaicans work at various professions in Guantanamo Story and Photos by JO1 Ron Rust y the time most of you will be He jokenly said, "I have been the blacksmith work of forging and fading this edition of the "Daily here so long, it make my hair turn showing the horses. Gazette," Phillips Park will be the grey." Right now, Allen enjoys being a 7 site of celebrating Jamaicans and The 0-year-old Allen still has stableman, and grooming and feeding civilian and military merry-makers that twinkle of youth in his eyes, the 42 horses at the stable. He's enjoying the good food, entertain- and speaks happily of his wife, always been happy working with ment and togetherness which has oc- ten children and 18 grandchildren. horses, dnd will continue to do so curred from Thursday through today He goes back to Grandville, which is as long as his health allows him to in commemoration of Jamaica's In- part of Montego Bay, as often as remain fit, so that he can assist dependence Day celebration. possible. youngsters who will say, "Mr. Allen, Starting at noon today Jamaicans And, when asked if working for so would you help me with this horse?" began their final day of activities long in GTMO while staying away from Zepheniah Allen will be right in celebration of their independ- his family bothered him, he had a there to help. He has always enjoy- ence from British rule, dating back quick reply. ed children and horses. to Aug. 6, 1962. "Yes, it has; but, I do enjoy The festivities, highlighted by working here. I have no problems John Wilmont the presentation of the Eugenia because the people are very good and John Wilmot has been employed at Seymour Trophy to the winning sports' friendly. I go home when I can." Guantanamo Bay for 10 years, arriv- team at 1:15 p.m., will continue ing here from St. Thomas when he Allen was a blacksmith in through this afternoon until 6 p.m. Jamaica was 24 years old. when he came to Entertainment will be provided by Guantanamo Bay. He Employed by the Naval Base Civil- held that same position "Graphic Expression" and the Chou- ZEPHENIAH ALLEN has worked at here during ian Personnel Office as a work lead- most of his 17 years in GTMO. key Taylor Band. the Family Corral during the er, the 34-year-old Wilmot super- During the most few The fun then moves to the Barrel past 17 years, a job that has years, he has vises a team of from 8-to-10 Jamai- trained another, younger man to do Club for a "Splashdown," with en- made him happy over the years. can workers, performing various jobs tertainment provided by "Touch of from moving furniture to cutting Class." Shortly following, Choukey grass at the civilian barracks Taylor will play again, starting at throughout the base. 9 p.m. and will entertain through Since being here, Wilmot has en- the night's celebrating. joyed his job, but has gone back to There's more to just celebrating St. Thomas to visit family and friends as often as possible. historic of such a leremembrance as Aug. 6, 1962, for Jamaicans Wilmot, who is single for the mo- . ment, will be moving to the "little and all free, independent-minded individuals. bit cooler" climate of Canada to get For most of us, the opportunity to married in the very near future. do exactly what we want is not al- ways so closely in our grasp. But, Fitzgerald McLaughlin we as Jamaican nationals, as Ameri- One man who sincerely regrets to cans, and as Cuban exiles do have see John Wilmot leave is Fitzgerald the privilege of being free and be- McLaughlin, NCBPO's Civilian Bar- ing able to share cultures, plus en- racks manager. joy the friendship that working to- McLaughlin, who is Jdhn Wilmot's gether always brings. boss, speaks very highly of his Shortly to be profiled are four soon-to-leave work leader. Jamaicans, varying in age and length "He is my principal assistant. of time working here at Guantanamo He's done a very good job, and I Bay, Cuba. wish him the best, but I also would like to see him stay." Aug. 4, marks the day Zepheniah Allen "TEX," A CIVILIAN BARRACKS MASCOT receives plenty of attention Tomorrow, 16 years ago when the now, 57-year- Zepheniah Allen has been employed from John Wilmot (left) and Fitzgerald McLaughlin. The two men old McLaughlin came to GTMO, coming the base's Horse Stable for 17 have worked together for NCBPO during the past 10 years, develop- at from Kingston, Jamaica. His wife years, arriving from Grandville, ing into a friendship that will shortly end as Wilmot travels 4) Jamaica in 1965. to Canada in the near future to be married. (Continued on Page The Monday, August 3, 1981 Page 2 Daily gazette Special Services Club Activities

BELLY DANCING ON LEEWARD. Classes ELECTION TIME HAS COME AGAIN. The to be conducted by Shazarra Keebar. community Photo-Reflex Club will hold it's The price for 10 classes is $25. election on Aug. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Classes will be held on Mondays, All members are asked to attend. Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 to The Club has the resources to 8 p.m. beginning Aug. 10. Register develop black & white, color and with Special Services by calling slides. Join the growing number 64236. Class size is limited to bulletin board of people who enjoy this pasttime. 8 students with a minimum require- For more information, call Cathy ment of 6 students. For more Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette or Chuck Roberts at 96164 AT. information call Shazarra Keebar office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried at 64389. to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin CPO WIVES CLUB WILL MEET on Monday, Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the August 3, at 7:30 in the Harbor BELLY DANCING ON WINDWARD. oind- previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Lights Lounge. All CPO Wives are ward classes will be held on ments will be accepted any time. Announcements invited to attend. For informa- Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:45 - will be published at least once a week at the dis- tion, call Mary Ann Roley at 8:45 p.m.beginning Aug. 11. cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities 952259. Interested persons should stop that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex by Special Services or call 951160. and color or national origin will not be accepted. Jl'L SCOUTS are in need of adults Class size is limited to 10 stu- The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- to help for the coming year. No dents with a minimum of 8. The it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- experience needed. Please help our price is $25. For more informa- ing hours, DWH-during working hours). girls. For information call 95507 tion call Shazarra Keebar at 64389. AT.

THE LEEWARD HOBBY SHOP WLL BE CLOSED GIRL SCOUT registration will take from July 22nd until approximately place August 17 - 19 at the Elementary School. August 5th because of a manpower Educational Notes shortage. Special Services regrets any inconvenience this may cause base LITTLE THEATRE TRYOUTS FOR "OUT OF residents. AHOY THERE MATES. .NOW IS THE TIME OLD LOMINION UNIVERSITY announces THE FRYING PAN" will be held on to widen your horizon and get an registration for Term I 81/82 Monday and Tuesday, August 3 and 4. COME ON LADIES, GET ALL THE RIGHT education:: Registration for Term I will be held August 10-22 at the Tryouts will begin at 7 p.m. at the parts tightened and toned. Special of our 1982 college year will begin College office behind the downtown Elementary School Amphitheatre and Services is now offering instruction Monday, Aug. 10, and continue lyceum. Courses to be offered are open to all base residents. in Ladies Body Building. through Saturday noon, Aug. 22. Los include general biology, English There are 7 male and 5 female roles. and Classes will be held on Tuesday's Angeles Metropolitan College is of- composition, American civilization Set crews, make-up artists, and Thursday's at 8 p.m. and Satur- fering courses that we hope will to 1876, elementary college costume workers are also needed. or day's at 4 p.m. starting on August broaden your knowledge and help in mathematics, oceanography II, For information on the roles 4th. your careers. Class schedules will general psychology, algebra, positions, call Gretchen at 99187. This course will be instructed by be available at the LA Metro Office introduction to the Third World, Stacy Eanes and the cost for six behind the Downtown Lyceum within and conversational Spanish. Tuition THE NURSES CLUB MEETING IS SCHEDULED weeks of instruction is $25. the next two weeks. So come in and is $4.30 or $10.75 per credit hour for Aug. 5 at 7:30 p.m. The meet- The class is limited to 12 women meet the LA Metro ladies, get a copy with Tuition Assistance, $43 per ing will be held at Ouarters 207B so sign up today. The gym will be of our schedule, and get ready to credit hour without TA. Schedules, Villamar. The program this month open to women only during the hours start your education now. For ad- course descriptions, and catalogs will be "Life Before Birth." For of this course. ditional information, call Rochelle will be available at registration. more information, call Sandy Shuff For further information call Stacy or Terry at 8307 or 8748. Please call Mrs. Miller or Mrs. at 98170. Our objective is to keep at 95488 DWH or Special Services at Kelley at 8307/8748 for further current in nursing while in GTMO. 951160. information. We will discuss CEU's and how to get them here. All nurses are in- Blue Caribe Special Announcements vited to attend.

ALL LEAVE PERSONNEL, Military, THE RED CROSS IS OFFERING A MOTHERS' DoD and Dependents, are reminded aide course. Some topics covered to obtain EML forms (Environmental will be normal growth and develop- and Morale Leave) from their ment, diapering, feeding and emer- BeattheDrum respective commands prior to gency procedures. The first class signing up for C-9's and C-141's. will be Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 8 a.m. for VBS I Tuesday, August 4 Personnel not having this forni in For further information or to re- "Chef's Delight" their possession will not be per- gister, please call 99242 after mitted to sign up. Active duty 5 p.m. Cornish Game Hen members are reminded that in addi- w/Wine Sauce tion to EML papers, you must have STATUS OF THE GTMO YEARBOOK. We Baked Potato an approved leave chit to sign up are still arranging transporta- Where will we go? Vegetables for the above flights. tion. Upon arrival the books will Well, can't you guess? Salad Bar be made available. If you will Please come along - Rolls w/Butter THERE WILL BE A GENERAL ASSEMBLY of be leaving shortly, please give To V B S! Coffee or Iced Tea all CPOs in the Harbor Lights Lounge your name and address to ENS at j45 on 11 August. Topics to be Ponzer, Public Affairs Office, Vacation Bible School Thursday, August 6 discussed include the Duty Host and and your purchased copy will be Register in front of NEX "Jamaican Night" upcoming initiation. All CPOs are forwarded. Call 8502 for more on Aug 1, 8 Hot Curried Chicken or requested to attend. information. All kids, kindergarten - 7th grade Roast Beef are invited ANAL SHELTER OPERATING Rice w/Peas THE SAFE DRIVING CLASS set for July hours are being changed due to the Salad Bar 24, 31 and August 7, 14 has manpower shortage at Base Police. w/Butter Exchat Notes Rolls been rescheduled for August 21, Hopefully this will be temporary. Coffee or Iced Tea 28 and Spetember 4, 11. Anyone-. needing the services of the THE NEX/COMMISSARY ADVISORY BOARD "Rum Punch" pi mal shelter please make an will meet at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, 4 THE FUMIGATION CHAMBER WILL BF appointment through be 3 police. August 1981 in the McCalla ADMIN Friday, August 7 open on Friday, July 31 from ,t 8105. Conference Room. 8 a.m. till 3:30 p.,m. to check "Seafood Special" in articles for fumigation. RESUMES NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR WILL CLOSE at Jumbo Shrimp You can pick up articles on position of manager of the Day STOP LIGHT INN Tuesday, Aug. 4 for Red Snapper Tuesday, August 4 from 12:30 Care Center. Minimum requirement- 8:30 a.m. on control. Fried Oyster till 3:30 p.m. high school graduate. Teaching monthly pest Baked Potato or or Nursing experience desired. French Fries DUE TO THE LACK OF M'bPO'.R Knowledge of First Aidy Child will be closed Vegetable Vehicle Registration Psychology, Managerial Experience IN STORE DEMOS AND SUPER SUMMER and Thursdays until .Salad Bar on Tuesdays preferred. Submit resumes no SAVINGS from Aug. 11 - Aug. 29. 0 immedi- Rolls w/Butter further notice. Effective later than August 14, 1981, to at your local Commissary. Demon- be open on Mondays- Coffee or Iced Tea ately, we will the Day Care Center in person. strations will be given on Fisher Wednesdays - Fridays with the same Brand Nuts (Aug 11), Gorton Fish hours as Base Insurance, which is (Aug 14), Pizza Quick (Aug 19), DAY CARE CENTER MUST LIMIT NUMBER 9 a.m. to 12 and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Jeno's Pizza (Aug 27). So of children it can accomodate at Sorry for any inconvenience. plan your shopping to take advan- night to 35 older children and tage of our SUPER SUMMER SAVINGS. 10 babies. Appointments will be GAZETTE by reservation only. This includes arrival time of children. Failure Chapel Notes arrive or call within one hour PRIZE DRAWING AT COMMISSARY. Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, to of reservation will cancel. No English Leather Gift sets will be children will be accepted after awarded on Aug 15. Three drawings Naval Base Commander, U.S. AUGUST MONTHLY MEETING OF THE the hour of 9 p.m. for $25 worth of groceries will Protestant Women of the Chapel be made on Aug. 25. Two ladies WW-m t~.Prd .sb.Affars fff'r,. will be held Wednesday, August 5, 26" 10 speed bicycles will be given re.Shardt anet.ssistant Sublic Affairs tfbite5 TO PLAN THE CHARITY BAZAAR. HELP Need not be at 7 p.m. in the home of Marlete The first meeting for club rep- away on Aug 29. JO1 Ron Rust.Editor present to win. Entry blanks Tomilson, Center Bargo 1187. We resentatives is Monday, August be available at the Customer The 5lly Gzetteis published wording to - would like to give all new residents 3 at 3 p.m. at MH 730 (only house will vles nd regulations for ship and satin n papers Service Desk starting on Aug 11. outlined in NAVEOS P-35 and under the direction a warm welcome to our community on hill beside the Milk Plant). Public Affairs Officer. Printed time you shop. (Sorry, cf the Naval Base and invite everyone to join us Any clubs not notified, please Enter every fietimes ene y agee n pense on ovem met of the Commissary Store .quipent a sthe Nacy Pbictionsex and Printing Serve, for an evening. We encourage all send a representative. For more employees Branch Office, the opinions ecrceinsc ite, members to come and bring a friend. information call Rose Ann at and their families are not eligible tht appear herein arenttbecnstrued official to participate in the drawings.) oa as reflecting the vices of C tAVBASE or the De- 8141 AT. 4oement of the Nay. Monday, August 3, 1981 The Daily Gazette Page 3_ Traffic Rules Need Heeding

The "Daily Gazette" published on not pass the stopped vehicle. Wed., July 22, an article on "Joggers VS Autos". Some people Troops read it and took heed. Others did not. Let's try another approach' Troops in formation, whether or not armed, either at rest or The following paragraphs des- on the march, shall have the cribe base policy as listed in right of way over all vehicles COMNAVBASEGTMO Instruction 11200.1A and pedestrians, except fire on bicyclists and pedestrians. fighting apparatus, ambulances, police vehicles and other vehi- Bicyclists cles on emergency runs. Troops in formation on the When a bicycle is ridden on march shall keep to the right of base streets and roadways, the all streets. All pedestrians, rider shall be granted all the as distinguished from troops in rights and shall be subject to all formation, shall walk on the left duties applicable to the driver side of the street facing on- of a motor vehicle, except for coming traffic. those rules which have no applica- Traffic overtaking troops LIEUTENANT MIKE DICKENSON, OFFICER IN CHARGE, Naval Oceanographic Command tion. on the march may pass on the Detachment, receives his new shoulder boards during his June 30th frock- Bicycles shall be used to carry left side of such troops if ing ceremony to his present rank by Captain M.D. Fitzgerald, COMNAVBASE, no more persons at one time than there is no traffic approaching' nd the lieutenant's wife, Carolyn, in the captain's office. (Official the number for which they are from the opposite direction and S.MNavy photo.) designed and have regular seats if other conditions warrant. attached thereto. Traffic meeting troops shall Cyclists shall ride as near keep to its own right when the right side of the roadway as passing. practical, proceed with the traf- Credit Union Loans Increased Drivers of vehicles shall and exercise fic, not against it, exercise due care and vigilance The Navy Federal Credit Union In addition the interest rate due caution when passing a standing in passing troops or pedestrians. has increased the rate for con- for the share check line of vehicle or one proceeding in the Primary responsibility for avoid- sumer loans, effective August 1, credit will increase from 14% to same direction. ing collisions or interference 1981. 16% on the first of September, Bicycle riders shall not ride with troops or pedestrians rests 1981. two abreast. They shall keep at with the driver of the vehicle. Share Pledged loans, 9.6% least one hand on the handle bars Maximum speed for passing troops New Automobile loans Existing line of credit bal- when the cycle is in motion. in formation is 10 MPH. up to 24 months, 13.0% ances on the first of September, Front lights or white reflector 25 - 36 months, 14.0% 1981, will remain at the old rate and rear lights or red reflectors Joggers 37 - 48 months, 15.0% However, should a member subse- shall be used at night. Side signature loans 18.0% quently write a sharecheck which (spoke attached) reflectors are The use of shoulder of road- causes the line of credit to be required for night operations. ways is authorized, however, Loans secured by comaker or accessed, either intentionally or personnel shall jog in single other collateral: unintentionally, the entire loan Pedestrians file only. Up to 60 months, 17% will be refinanced at balances Joggers should restrict their Above 60 months, 18% 16%. When walkways are available, streets and roadways shall not be jogging to roads with a safety used. Pedestrians on the street margin; at least a wide shoulder. and roadways shall keep near the They should run on the left facing left edge, clear of and facing on- traffic. C-131 Stand-bys Be Aware coming traffic. Personnel travel- When visibility is low, joggers ling afoot shall be subject to should wear light colored clothing/ Due to the hot summer weather and good, but have travel money traffic control signals at inter- tape. and the--non-availability of high to Norfolk or extra approved sections. Drivers will exercise extreme caution when approaching joggers octane aviation fuel in Jackson- leave time as you probably No pedestrian shall suddenly on a base roadway. ville, the minimum load capabil- won' t make the C-131. leave the curb or other place of in O ty of the station C-131s has safety and walk or run into the Athletic events or games road areas adjacent to piers and een significantly degraded. Also, please -understand that. path of a vehicle which is so obstruct a standby seat going to JAX is no close that it is impossible for wharves of the base which are pro- As a result, few, if any, guarantee of one returning. the driver to yield. normal traffic or work events such as standby passengers will be brought Standby seat availability out Whenever a vehicle is stopped hibited. Special etc., may be back from Naval Air Station JAX. of GTMO will probably remain at to permit a pedestrian to cross soap box derbies, If personnel want to gamble on 6 - 9 seats as we take off in the the roadway, the driver of any held on paved highways upon the returning PME flight, well cool part of the day. other vehicle approaching shall approval of the Provost Marshal. Astronomical-Tidal Chart

The information listed below was compiled by the Naval Oceanographic Command Detachment, U.S. Naval Air Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

ASTRONOMICAL AND TIDAL DATA FOR AUGUST 1981

DATE SUNRISE SUNSET MOONRISE MOONSET HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 1 0636 1938 0755 2102 1019/2325 0459/1614 2 0637 1937 0851 2144 1112/---- 0541/1703 3 0637 1937 0945 2223 0007/1204 0620/1753 4 0637 1936 1037 2300 0043/1301 0658/1844 5 0638 1936 1127 2336 0119/1357 0734/1937 6 0638 1935 1216 0157/1457 0813/2037 7 0638 1935 1305 0012 0232/1556 0854/2145 8 0639 1934 1354 0050 0314/1658 0938/2254 9 0639 1933 1445 0129 0400/1758 1023/---- 10 0639 1933 1536 0211 0449/1850 0004/1110 11 0639 1932 1627 0257 0544/1039 0112/1155 12 0640 1932 1719 0345 0636/2022 0206/1243 0640 1931 1809 0438 0722/2102 0248/1328 13 0640 1930 1858 0533 0807/2141 0323/1411 0641 1930 1944 0629 0856/2216 0358/1456 16 0641 1929 2029 0727 0944/2250 0427/1543 CWO-2 JOHN D. SUTTON takes the oath of office as he exchanges his gold 17 0641 1928 2112 0824 1035/2325 0456/1632 and red bars for solid silver in a recent ceremony. Now a 1st Lieu- 18 0642 1927 2155 0922 1128/---- 0530/1723 tenant, Limited Duty Officer, he is assigned to Company L/NSGA as the 19 0642 1927 2238 1021 0001/1227 0605/1819 Facilities and Logistics Officer. Officiating is Major N.L. Kopchinsky, 20 0642 1926 2322 1119 0039/1328 0647/1922 Commanding Officer of Company L/NSGA. (Official U.S. Navy photo.) 21 0642 1925 1219 0121/1432 0734/2030 22 0643 1924 0008 1320 0206/1544 0825/2147 23 0643 1924 0057 1421 0259/1653 0922/2307 24 0643 1923 0150 1522 0401/1802 1022/---- Navy Exchange Job Opportunities 25 0643 1922 0246 1621 0509/1905 0022/1127 26 0644 1921 0345 1716 0619/2003 0125/1230 The Navy Exchange has the following job opening. 27 0644 1920 0444 1808 0722/2054 0221/1329 This position will close at 4:00 p.m. on August 7, 1981. 28 0644 1920 0543 1855 0822/2139 0306/1428 29 0644 1919 0639 1938 0919/2221 0345/1519 1. Regular FULL TIME STORE WORKER (NA-/$4.10 or LWG-4/$2.61) 30 0645 1918 0734 2018 1011/2257 0424/1609 to work at the Leeward Point Retail Store. Prepares 31 0645 1917 0827 2056 1059/2332 0459/1655 breakouts, price stamps and stock shelves, counts stock on scheduled action dates, assists in keeping of storage PHASES OF THE MOON TEMPERATURE and sales areas clean and orderly. High school graduate First Quarter 7th Average 83.7 preferred. No experience necessary. Full Moon 15th Average Maximum 90.9 Last Quarter 22nd Average Minimum 75.8 For further information, contact the Personnel Office at 8348, New Moon 29th Extreme Maximum 99.0 Extreme Minimum 69.0 Building 13. Pige 4 The Daily Gazette Monday, August 3, 1981 Auto Racing (A)--Ron Buchard edged ahead in a three-car dash to the finish line Gibson, Mize, Foster selected yesterday to take the checkered flag in a 500-mile NASCAR stock car race (AP)--Bob Gibson, Johnny Mize and the only pitcher who has twich won Weekend Wrap-up in Talladega, Alabama. Rube Foster were recognized as base- the 7th game of a World Series. Buchard, a rookie on the super ball immortals yesterday, as they Mize's induction into the Hall of Boxing tracks, finished just two feet ahead were inducted into the Hall of Fame Fame followed 23 years of elgibility for the honor. (UPI)--A crying Eusebio Pedroza of Darrell Watrip in the $294,000 in Cooperstown, N.Y. Mize, who ammassed 359 homers, was a winner of Panama Saturday night dedicated race. At the ceremony, Gibson became the or co-win- his knockout win over Carlos Pinan- 11th man to enter the Hall of Fame ner of the National League home run title four times during go of Venezuela to the memory of (UPI)--Brazilian Nelson Piquet Sat- in his first year of elgibility. his career. Panamanian strongman Omar Torrijos. urday won the drizzle-dampened Ger- And Rube Foster, who died in 1930, During was The Panamanian chief was killed in man Grand Prix, his third Formula his 17-year career, the remembered in Cooperstown as a two-time Cy Young award wiiner col- pioneer of the Negro League baseball. a plane crash on Friday. One victory of the season in a Brab- Pedroza successfully defended his ham. Frenchman Alain Prost finished lected 252 wins, 56 shutouts and In 1920, Foster founded the Negro WBA featherweight crown for the 12th second in the Renault-turbo he had 3, 117 strikeouts. And Gibson is National League. time, stopping Pinango at one min- put on the pole position in qualify- ute, 38 seconds of the 7th round. ing. Pedroza now has scored 10 KO's in Browns beat Falcons, 24-10 his 12 title defense victories. NBA (AP)--Six-time MVP Kareem Abdul-Jab- (UPI)--The football pre-season began elite club in his first year of eli- Tennis bar of the Los Angeles Lakers is Saturday with the Cleveland Browns gibility. scheduled to meet today with Jerry beating the Atlanta Falcons 24-10 end (AP)--Tracy Austin went the regula- Buss, the owner of the NBA club. in the annual Hall of Fame game in The others were defensive tion three sets in defeating Pam The meeting will be held amid re- Canton, Ohio. Willie Davis and center Jim Ringo Shriver in the finals of a San Diego ports that Abdul-Jabbar wants to be from the powerhouse Green Bay teams tennis tournament. traded to either the New York Knicks As usual, both teams showcased of the '60s, and 78-year-old Morris Bagdro, who played with the New Austin outlasted Shrivir 6-2, 5-7 or the New Jersey Nets. But Buss is their younger, mostly untested play- York 6-2 to earn the $22,000 first prize. responding to those reports by say- ers. Giants in the 1930s. It's Austin's third straight vic- ing he will not consider trading tory in the San Diego tournament. Jabbar. Cleveland starter Brian Sipe was Golf relieved early in the second half by backup quarterback Paul McDonald, (AP)--Britain's Peter Oosterhuis has who led the Browns with two TD pas- been one of Europe's top golfers. ses to Ricky Feacher. But until yesterday, 0osterhuis was unsuccessful in eight years of play In half-time ceremonies, four foot- in North America. classic feeds ball greats were inducted into the Oosterhuis won the Canadian Open NFL's Hall of Fame. title in Oakville, Ontario, defeat- ing Jack Nicklaus, Andy North and For sale 11,000 BTU air conditioner, $125. George Blanda, formerly of the Bruce Lietzke by a strike. Oster- Chicago huis carded a 72-hole score of 280, A/Cs; 21,300 BTU, 1 year old, Very good condition. 1973 Kawasaki Bears, Houston Oilers and gauge Oakland Raiders, was which was four under par for the $375, available Aug 3. 11,000 125cc, price negotiable. 12 the only one shells. of the four who was voted to the tournament. BTU, good for parts, or needs 2 3/4 inch 00 buck shotgun minor repair, has new fan. $25. Call 96283 AT Call 8288 AT. Alright, Gtmo, this is your last (Continued from Page 1) One sofa bed, $40 or make offer. chance to get a Girl Scout Cookie Jamaicans. Call 98107 Fig* $2/box, $20/case of 12. Only Chocolate Mint available. and family live now in New York, His wife and two children live in few days, he'll be leaving 1973 Honda MT-250 Elsindore, needs Call LCdr Kozlowski at 951036 AWH. and in a St. Thomas, where, before coming to in the United States. some repairs. Asking $275 or best to visit them GTMO, he was also employed as an his work as the Civilian offer. 90168 AT. 2 12-volt marine batteries, $25 He enjoys equipment operator. each. Barbecue grill, $15. 4 X Barracks Manager, but looks forward Cuthbert stated that jobs in GTMO he can reside per- Rod and reel, $30; baby changer, 30 hall or stair runner, blue, to the time when are better, and he enjoys working with his fami- $25; high chair, $20; car seat, $10 $30. 12 X 14 rug, orange/yellow/ manently in the U.S. here. He said, "I get along with Call 90168 AT brown, $85. Large plaid suitcase, ly. just about everybody. I have no $15. Call 8288 AT. problems since working here, and 1971 Olds 98, fully loaded with Alton Cuthbert the people are friendly." AM/FM cassette stereo, good tires, 21-foot wood hull, needs work, new waterpump. $950. Call 8840 AT best offer over $300. Call 8288 AT Thirty-year-old Alton Cuthbert is an Equipment Operator, and has work- Naturally, working so far away JUST A FEW July 4th Commemorative ed with various heavy equipment from families and friends does t-shirts left. Child's medium, Missing since being employed here 10 years bother the four Jamaicans just pro- $5 each. Call LCdr Kozlowski at ago. filed, as well as other Jamaican My 6-year old daughter lost her 951036 AWH. nationals employed and living here. purse on Wednesday. It may have n been left in the Stop Light Inn. 14 foot V-hull Aluminum boat just However, as several Jamaicans The purse is small with blue cloth overhauled and repainted. Has spoken to have commented, "We will 74-40 HP Johnson, all new electri- and brown trim. Inside was a small make the sacrifice, because we have a picture cal system. Runs like new. Best leather change purse with good, dependable jobs. The people Chief offer over $850. Call 8288 AT. of two fish. Please contact here are friendly, and we like work- It Dees at 90131 or 8544 if found. ing here.But, we do miss our fam- GE dishwasher 1 years old. $250. would mean so much to her. ilies, too." Lawn mower, runs good. $25. Call 8288 AT Wanted And as Americans, both civilian and military, plus our Cuban exiles Barrel boat 007, out of harbor Wife visiting in August. Would and their families, we share in this certified, two engines, new like to house sit. Contact EACA bond of separation, being away from barrels Feb. 80, 12' x 37'. Prestis at 8203/8249 DW friends and families, both in the Partial list of extras: gas tanks, U.S. and Cuba. But, we all do our AM radio,, life vests, regulation Services best to understand the sacrifices navigation lights, head, sun we make. deck, shed, swimming ladder, Mama Ellie is now beginning to take Independence does mean: "Freedom 8' dinghy, new marine battery. sign ups for her cooking classes. from those who will have complete See at NAVSTA Boat Shd across You learn a lot and then sit down control." from Base Police, $2,222. and enjoy your meal by candle light. We all work and live together 8656 DWH/8784 AWH. I have several different classes. If interested call me at 95592. here in GTMO, and we all share in the bond of knowing what separation Double bedroom set with triple and the cost of being free entails. dresser, chest, night table, head- How would you like to sit back and enjoy your party? Let Mama Ellie board and mirror. Call 90293 AWH heavy for a good deal. do all the work. I cater hors d'oeuvres or full dinners. ALTON CUTHBERT sits atop an Hitachi cassette recorder, $30. Chinese, French, German, Polynesian, or how abou a good ole Southern or equipment loader, one of many Pronto Polaroid Land camera and heavy equipment machinery . Mexican dinner? It's lots of fun case, $15. SX-70 Land camera and in the and Mama loves it. Call 95592 that he has operated case, $60.Zenith portable B&W TV, 10 years here in GTMO. $60. Toastmaster continuous clean- ing oven broiler and slow cooker, I would like to do babysitting any- $45. Two strobe lights, $10 each. time, part-time fulltime, during Two multicolored disco lights, $10 working hours or after working DAILY ENERGY USAGE each. Call 90206 AWH for more in- hours, even on weekends. I would formation. prefer children 6 and under. Call WATER ELECTRICITY 98169 AT ,.DQ Emerson AM/FM cassette stereo re- Use: 1,183,000 Gallons Use: 290,300 KWH I will babysit for working ceiver, $200. Eversonic AM/FM 8 ; $14,196 $43,545 track receiver, $25. Garrard turn- mothers. I am 15, have lots of table, $15. Eversonic turntable, experience and just love children Target: 1,000,000 Gallons Target: 280,000 KWH $10. Four Fisher speakers, $25 of all ages. To find me call $42,000 each. Stereo stand, $20. For Samantha at 95383. $12,000. more information call 90206 AWH. TOTAL Give Away 1972 CB175 Honda with new paint job, Use: $57,741 sissy bar/pad. $400 or best offer. GTMO type dog. Good for catching 98169 AWH or 64347 DWH. Ask for flies, great with kids; has all Target: $54,000 Kurt. shots. Call 98107