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Guantanamo Gazette Saturday's flight Water Usage C-9 Cherry Pt. ------ 10:00 am. Thursday, Oct. 26 tGuantanamo Bay 1:05 p.m. 2:05 p.m. ML 3 Key West, Fla. 3:55 p.m. 4:55 p.m. Storage: 12.7 Jacksonville, Fla. 6:05 p.m. 6:50 p.m. Goal: 825K i Norfolk, Va. 8:10 p.m. 9:10 p.m. }Willow Gove 9:45 p.m. Consumption: 851 K See page 3 Guantanamo Gazette Vol. 45 -- No. 203 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, October 27, 1989 I r . Bushflies to South America Six police officers killed to fan the flames of freedom - in Colombian drug war cordial with WIRE REPORTS fuses to be fire with a submachine gun. Nicaraguan Leader Daniel Orueega, WIRE REPORTS The vice president of Co- President Buth says he'll fly to who has been invited. Bushssays lombia's supreme court reaf- El aladr-iv Sudts Costa Rica this morning to "fan the he won't fake harmony with The war between the Colom- El Salvador - Five Students were firmed the constitutionality of woude ysteda wen n nweei flames of freedom" in Central Amer- Ortega, but also won't "h ave bian government and the drug wounded yesterday when an unidenti- iasm ate ihhm cartels has intensified. Six po- extraditing alleged drug fied assailant hurled a bomb into a g is licemen were killed in two traffickers to the United States. crowd of demonstrators at the Univer- Bush will meet with the heads of The host of the meeting scar attacks in Medellin, home of He apparently was trying to end sity of El Salvador. No group has 18 western hemispheredemocracies in Costa Rican President 0: one of Colombia's most confusion over a statement by days of "infonal" talks. Arias, winner of the 1987 Ntobel claimed responsibility for the attack. two powerful cocaine cartels. Four another judge earlier in the However, one student says the bomb Secretary of State Baker says Peace Prize for this plan to Inring police officers were killed last week. was thrown by a uniformed soldier. Bush will concentrate on promoting peace to Nicaragua and El Sa lva- night when a 45-pound dynamite democracy in Nicaragua and Panama. dor. charge exploded West Germany - Gunmen opened The president also hopes to discuss Arias says the meeting will under the bus Police also reported fire on a car at a gas station in West reducing foreign debt levels, which focus on "the six Ds" - dem toc- that was taking them from police breaking up a drug-linked the border with the headquarters Germany near ent, to their night terrorist ring run by a former Netherlands last night. A corporal in have tsoreo4-llion, u racyersnde damam assignments. nt. officer. Police arrested four the British Royal Air Force and his Two other officers were suspected members of the ring, one-year-old child were killed. killed yesterday while walking including a former police captain their beat. Their attackers rode who headed an anti-extortion Canada - Canada says it'll extradite Pierce to take the 'fifth' during up on a motorcycle and opened accused mass murderer Charles Ng to team. Califomia, even though he could get House subcommittee meeting the death penalty. Canada abolished the death penalty in the 1960's, but WIRE REPORTS Massachusetts demc ocrat Justice Minister Doug Lewis says the Bamey Frank, a member of the Suspects found in Boston shooting government wants fugitives to know Samuel Pierce's lawyers say the subconsittee, says if Pi erce WIRE REPORTS Monday night. that Canada is not, in his words, "a former federal housing chief will not won't talk, he must have s me- The couple was way-laid as they safe haven" for murderers. Ng is talk today at a House subcommittee thing to hide, Boston police say they expect to headed home to suburban Reading suspected in the 1985 torture-slayings meeting, so the group might as well call Pierce's lawyers will a gain arrest a suspect soon in the shooting from a childbirth class at Brigham of a dozen peopleli in Calaves the whole thing off. invoke a little-used Houseon rule and Women's Hospital. County, Calif. Pec sudrsbon og gis lcrncopoor death of a pregnant lawyer and phic wounding of her husband. Mrs. Stuart, who was seven China - Chinesedsithae before the House Government Opera- coverage of the hearings. Cia-Cieedissidents have Investigators say they have nar- months pregnant, died Tuesday teamed up with 15 magazines world- tsons subcommittee. When Pierce testified in NMay, rowed their list of suspects to four morning after delivering a baby boy wide to flood facsimile machines in Attorneys have advised Pierce to he denied he had done anyti thing and are intensively searching the by caesarean section. China with pro-democracy messages. take the fifth amendmentagainst self- wrong and saidhehadnotpersson- Mission Hill neighborhood in the Authorities say they may show The campaign, "Operation Fax iciiain htswa edda lyodrdta n o sing Roxbury area. That's the area 30- mug shots of the suspects to Charles Liberty Into China," begins today hilatapaacbeoetesscm prjtsefud.Btwin sses year-old Carol Stuart and her 29- Stuart, who is still in critical condi- when the French magazine Actuel mittee. The meeting before that, he and housing agency docum ents year-old husband, Charles, were tion from a bullet wound in the hits the streets. It calls on readers to simply failed to show, appeared to contradict Pierce. abducted, robbed and shot in on abdomen. tear out one page of the magazine, written in Chinese dissidents in Paris, and fax it to one of 5,200 fax machines in China. ere.with plenty to drink (continued.page 3) the ment the water produced by GITMO day, and wash or rinse boats, recrea- ts in II," he said. "We should be able to tion equipment and dive gear." The base will move into a normal from Jacksonville, Fla. stay in our improved water condition LoFaso said he hopes that the port, until Veteran's Day (Nov. 10)." community will only use the pro- "The barge leaves May condition and out of Water Con- today," said LoFaso,' "and However, LoFaso cautioned that jected 1.1-millions gallons per day. Pennsylvaniaa-teostagesWaterSwereeheld A dition Bravo, Saturday, Oct. 28 for a Florida brief time. itwillbeshereeonWednesdaye Nov. the conditions could change if water "If we stay at1.1million, then we New s "The restrictions on water use that 1, with four million gallons s of consumption or production prob- can stay ina normal water condition been in place will not be in effect," water." lems occurred. Such a change would longer," he said. Pennsylvania - Hostages were held said Lt. Cmdr. Joe LoFaso, assistant According so the assis tant put the base back into "Bravo." In water production hardware and fires ragedin. repeat perform- public works officer, public works officer, the b large It's expected that the base will news., the contract for two com- ane by inmates at a Pernsylvania The base had been in "Bravo" since will stay inGuananamo and as our use around 1.1-million gallons of mercial reverse osmosis units is on prison. Prisonerb at the medium- June 22 of this year when GITMO II stored water is used up, it wit ll be water a day during this period. track and construction of the units security stste correctional institution "gav up the ghost" and left GiTMO III replenished by water from the "We expect to use that much will begin in January 1990. at Camp Hilt went on a rampage for a a h nyoeaigeaoao. bre because residents second night insa row. They took a h nyoeaigeaoao, bre will able to water eight hostages and freed an injured However, water-filied days will be only "The barge water will suplple- plants, washcars, washclothes every Please see WATER, page 3 guard this morning. The prisoners set 10 inrs east 32 guards andpotes d n s w l ha e o g ( prisoners have been reported hurt. o stateside to adopt a child Five hundred police officers were dispatched to the prison. By MARY PETERSON and tion sheet you can take with you abortion or unwanted parenthood, - Ensure employee supervi- Tas-Tekondahtlin JOSN LISA M. ENLOE and we will be more than haplypy to yetthe opportunity to consider adop- sors or senior enlisted are as Texas - The known death toll input you in contact with the Na- tion is often denied to pregnant flexible as possible to adoption- Monday's explosions and fires at a ash- women.As much as 40 percent of related leave needs of employees. Pasadena, Texas, plastics plant rose to The Department of Defense is fine- i Do ti n seven late yesterday with the tuning a plan to assist and support ington,hD.C." pregnancy counseling does not even discovery of two more bodies in the m members employ- m to mention adoption. gen- blackened wreckage. Fifteen people ces desiring to adopt children. President Bush emphasized in BULLETIN are still missing. Earlier, the search for Following the lead of President cies, President Bush cited that his memorandum that "adoption can Don't forget toture your clocks bodies was halted for about five hours George Bush's concern for the thou- "nearly 30,00American childdren help to address some of our most back this Sunday, Oct. 28 at 2 am. while workers repaired a leak of sands of children without families, are legally available for adlop- pressing issues: teen-age preg- Enjoy the extra hour s sleep.
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