Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, September 5 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 10.42 MIL - 74% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 850 K Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 866 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette 41 Vol. 46 -- No. 175 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, September 6, 1990 Tensions rise in Gulf after American gets shot

It's reported that an American carrying 28 people freed from Iraq shuttling western women and chil- 1,300 Americans are still in Kuwait, was shot and wounded by Iraqi landed yesterday at Newark, N.J. dren out of Iraq in recent days. and it's getting increasingly danger- soldiers while trying to avoid cap- The Virgin Atlantic Airways flight The sources say an estimated ous for them. ture in Kuwait City, pushing ten- carried 24 Americans, three Canadi- sions higher in the Persian Gulf. ans and one Jordanian. The State Department is investi- In Washington, Secretary of Persian Gulf - Travel to the Middle gating the report, but says it has no State James Baker reported to Navy Relief course graduates 19 only more dangerous, East is now not information on how severe the inju- members of Congress on U.S. it's also more expensive. Tensions in the Persian Gulf have caused insur- ries might be. strategy in the Persian Gulf. ance companies to raise the cost of On the diplomatic front, Iraq's Responding to questions about long- insurance for airliners traveling to foreign minister made a surprise term plans, he proposed a new, re- e region. And airline representa- visit to Moscow yesterday for talks gional security system to maintain ves say those increases are being with President Gorbachev. The stability in the region. passed right along to the consumer. meeting comes four days before The State Department says President Bush meets with Gor- Bakeris leaving on an 11-day, eight- Israel - The Palestinian uprising in bachev on Sunday for a Summit in nation trip that starts in the Persian the Israeli-occupied territorities has Helsinki, Finland. Gulf and will take him to Helsinki now passed its one-thousandth day, with violence at its lowest level since The Soviet news agency TASS for the Bush-Gorbachev Summit the start of the revolt Officials say says Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Baker will also stop in Moscow. Israeli troops shot and killed one Pales- Aziz and Gorbachev "held a frank One goal of the tripis to lineup tinian in August, the lowest death toll discussion on the situation in the financial support for the U.S. mili- during any month of the 32-month Persian Gulf' yesterday. tary build-up in the Gulf. Intifada. Western diplomats say the In the meantime, western Aziz's visit apparently was an at- sources in Baghdad say the U.S. is NorthlSoutli Korea - The prime The first National Navy ReliefTraining Course was completedAug. 31. Capt. tempt by Iraq to strengthen ties with trying to getanIraqiAirwaysjetliner new Guan- ministers of North and South Korea Bill McCamy, naval base commander, presented certificates to 19 its former ally Moscow, which sides sent to Kuwait to take out stranded tanamo Bay volunteers. Six of the volunteers will head up a new command vol- met again today in Seoul for a second unteer NRS program which includes budget, counseling, layette and loan round of talks on ways to end the with the U.S. in the dispute over Americans. Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. The sources say they hope to servicing. The remaining volunteers will take the informationthey received and nations 45-year-old division. South or departments on NRS Republican Senator Robert persuade Iraq to send the plane in the use it to advise and assist their individual commands Koreas proposal stresses enconomic matters. exchange and political cooperation. Dole of Kansas had a different next few days. Graduates include (left to right) Row one: Amy Tidd, Missy Stolley, P01 North Korea demands the two Koreas suggestio. Dole, who was in According to the sources, the Jeff Stewart, Maggie Sauber, Martha Lynn Johnson and Marta Staley. Row two: do not seek separate U.N. member- Moscow to see Gorbachev, said it's U.S. argues that since Iraqclaims to Chief Kim Toeller, MCPO Stewart Koegle, Margaret Rodgers, Chaplain Ron ships. possible Aziz gave Gorbachev a have annexed Kuwait, Baghdad Wilkins, MGySgt. Eugene Lucas, Jacqueline Gillespie, P01 Gregory Rumpf, message to pass onto Bush on Sun- should treat Americans trapped P02 Kelly McDevt, Chaplain Jon Reitz, MCPO Kenneth Watson, Chief Becki South Africa - There was relative O'Brien, Chief Richard Darling and Susan Cobb (NRS Field Rep.). Not pictured day. there the same as it treats those in calm today in South Africa's black is Capt. Peter Petronzio. township as African National Con- On the hostage front, an airliner Iraq. Freedom flights have been gress Leader Nelson Mandela toured one of the settlements ripped by factional fighing. Mandela rippedinto Gitmoites join Cutter Legare crew on Jamaican cruise the concernment during a speech be- fore 2,000 supporters, charging it with EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part nent and most expensive. Mallard's bikinis. Clear warm waters and cool Large pools of water provide needed carrying on its war against blacks by two of a three-part series on the prices average about $100per person refreshing beverages instill our rev- breaks and cool dips. Yes, it is an sending troops into the townships. holiday cruise of 80 Gitmoites to per night, while Club Americana elers with feelings of luxury on eco- adventure worth taking. Jamaica. The cruise is on U.S. Coast runs $85 per room per night. One nomical budgets. Dinner is reasonable and exqui- (continued to page 3) Guard Cutter LEGARE (WMEC- group makes it to the Hibiscus Hotel, Water sports abound, from para- site at The Ruins, where a real water- 912). paying about $50 per room, others chute sailing, to jet skiing and sail- fall and tropical surroundings are the find similar discounts. boat cruising. Snorkeling and decor. The Caribbean and Almond A hearty young Marine shouts Some make their way by foot, SCUBA diving is the sport of choice Tree are other popular eateries. For ) USA "Ocho Rios atlast," as the announce- while others opt for taxi and van for many. One sporting group en- those with beer budgets on this ment comes over the public address rides. Most are without reservations gages in water balloon slinging, champagne, Shakey's, Kentucky News system. "Passengers may go but take their chances. But, they all sending volleys from the three-per- Fried Chicken and Burger King are ashore," is the call and it doesn't find bargains and settle in for the son slingshot at fast moving water close by. Reggae anddisco are on tap need repeating. Scores of enthusias- weekend. targets. final Florida - Investigators in the Alas, their aim doesn't for the evening. Stage show's Gainesville, Fla., slayings of five stu- tic Gitmoites walk the gangway to Strolling the streets, bargaining match their ambition. Focusing then brews gradually welcome the moon dents are awaiting test results on mate- touch down on Jamaican soil. For at craft markets, and snapping pic- on a helpless sailboat they let off a and stars. rial found at one crime some to see if most, it was their first adventure on tures of anything that moves is the 200 yard salvo that tears a hole in the Time moves swiftly now as they lead them to a suspect They're this tropical island. For some, it's order of the day. sail. That's the last and best, ending Monday morning approaches, and also using ultraviolet photography. like coming home. It's a small town that doesn't take the sporting event. The day lazily the 6:30 a.m. check aboard LEGARE Police said yesterday they had no new It is early morning, and the town long to explore. The tourist area is moves on, as we enjoy these precious closes in. It's too much to squeeze information that could lead to an arrest. is just wakening. Shops are opening, about a square mile enclave near the surroundings. into a weekend, but enough to build workers scurry about and energy beach. Florida - The shuttle Columbia is It's not long before the weary Dunn's Falls is a popular tourist memones upon. sounded again by another fuel leak. builds. shoppers succumb to day's heat and attraction that few pass up. Climbing Morning light greets the Guan- Cohmbia was scheduled to blast off Vacationers make their way to find rest at the nearest bar. Exotic the falls is exhilarating and refresh- tanamo Bay residents ambling to- early this moving on a long-delayed themajor hotels along the shore. The drinks area tourist favorite and every ing as the cool waters cascade ward LEGARE'S dock. There's no astronomy flight. But it was delayed towering resorts stand tall above the bar and lounge has them. through the rocks. hurry, just lingering feelings of when a hydrogen leak was found less white sand beach, and are less than a Swimming attire comes in all Young and old take the risk and pleasure, and baskets full of than eight hours before launch. mile away. Mallard's Beach Hotel sizes, from turn of the century cos- carefully navigate the oftentimes souvenirs. andClub Americana aremostpromi- tumes to modern day dental floss slippery stones, inching upward. Part three appears tomorrow. S. - There's promising news in the battle against AIDS. Tess-tube studies show a drug made from the common Gitmo's elementary school keeps kids informed on Gulf crisis pokeweek plant may provide a pow- erful new strategy for tackling the EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the and Gifted Enhancement teacher, politics and complete way of life." the children's minds." Kennedy deadly AIDS virus. But researches last of a three-partseries on Gitmo's said "I talked with the assistant prin- Kennedy added she wants to talk added the children need to know caution people infected with the AIDS W. T. Sampson Elementary School. ciple and counselor. We're discuss- about the religious aspect in the we're prepared. virus not to take pokeweed on their own. This article deals with the tech- ing how best as a faculty wecanmeet Persian Gulf crisis. "The children "I'm encouraging the other niques uses to keep little Gitmoites these needs. have to realize any time the Islamics teachers to get involved and teach Calfosrna-AACalifomia judgetoday informed on the PersianGulf crisis. "It may be through counseling get into a situation like this, the their students about the crisis," Ken- sajected defense arganents of ameio- efforts or class instruction. I cer- leader of the country makes it seem nedy said. rating circumstances and sentenced a By J03 USA PETRILLO tainly intend to teach a class on the like it's areligious conflict. And in Kim Spence, 11th and 12th sheriff'sdeputy to13 years in prison Middle East from the very begin- doing so, theIslamics believe if they grade teacher and Cooperative for killing his estranged wife. An- Children attend school to learn ning and during Fantastic Fridays." die for a religious cause, they will go Work Experience coordinator at thony Scalzos' antoumeys had argued new things and expand their hori- Kennedy added the school plans straight to God." Gitmo's W. T. Sampson High for probation on the groundsthat his zons. They also have the right to tosave any information they receive Kennedy said she would like to School,said"I was in Bahrain from mid was impaired at the time of the know shooting because he was taking the what's going on around them on the crisis. use the people on the base to help 1973 to 1976, during the first oil sleeping pill Halcion. locally and in the world. "The children might not know her teach this class. "The weapons embargo. When I first arrived, the Dealing with the Middle East where the Middle East is," Kennedy person, for example, could explain culture was of a British influence." (continued to pag 3) crisis, Margaret Kennedy, W. T. said. "I ordered a pamphlet on to the children more about chemical Sampson Elemntary's Talented Islam, which explains their culture, warfare. This has to be a curiosity in Please see SCHOOL, page 3 PAnn 2, ThuRsnAY, SBFHUMER 6, 1990, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAmZET

The Captain's Log.stardate 24890 Scholastic Report of Sept. 6, 1990 Naval activities can provide, contact OP- that Country Music Star, RANDY Base Department Head Meeting. ERATIONS at 4366 before Close of TRAVIS will come to Guantanamo Line Business (COB) Friday, Sept. 7. Bay to entertain. He's scheduled for one show on Sunday, Nov. 25. - _ y.' "toma-vi -- COMMANDER. INSPECTOR -- PUBLIC AFFAIRS. - POW/MIA Classes are in session just a week, GENERAL Atlantic Fleet IG, Rear DAY. is set for Friday, Sept.14 at the -- ORDNANCE. - WEAPONS and what do we find?Students and Adm. (select) Picotte, and AIRLANT POW/MIA Memorial, across from TRAINING. We have sufficient teachers from the colleges, high and IG Capt. Hoberg visited the base on the old commissary/exchange com- ammunition aboard to provide for elementary schools "doing" Ocho Tuesday and Wednesday. They were plex, beginning at 8:45 a.m. pistol and rifle training for military Rios. If this isn't the good life, then impressed with the cleanliness and -- TELEVISION COVERAGE. A personnel. That training will be with to start the lead me to it! What a way progress made in quality of life. British television firm will be in town the45 caliberpistol and theMI6rifle. school year! teach Math and calls New Jersey Areas that they will help us will in- from Sept. 18 to 21, doing a docu- -- SECURITY - PRIVATE VE- Guard Cutter to us from Thanks to the Coast home. Kim Spence comes clude off-island flights, improved mentary on Guantanamo Bay. HICLES. During the Wednesday LEGARE, teachers, students and England, and he'll handle Health and Exchange support from Jacksonville -- USCGC LEGARE was most gra- and Friday DEFEX events, only gov- residents got a brief but enjoyable Cooperative Work Experience. Dr. and Norfolk mail service. cious in taking scores of Gitmoites to ernment vehicles and authorized pri- vacation in tropical Jamaica. Watland says that the High School -- COMMUNICATION. We need Ocho Rios for Labor Day weekend. vate vehicles will be permitted on the Judy Kraus, 4782, says that Open House is on Sunday, Sept. 9, to get the word out. The best way to The three part series on that trip are in street. If you need to operate yo Patrick Bertram has joined the from 2-4 p.m. in the gym. The entire dispel rumors is the truth. The sooner this week's Gazette. vehicle on Sept. 19 or 21, you need t TROY STATE UNIVERSITY'S community's invited. you pass the word, the quicker rumors -- ADMINISTRATION - POST call submit a memo to Security for a faculty. He teaches Principles of W.T. SAMPSON ELEMEN- die. Failure to communicate contrib- OFFICE HOURS. The Post Office pass. Call them at 4145. Management and Quantitative Meth- TARY SCHOOL According to utes to lack of confidence and trust in is changing hours to provide better -- CHAPLAIN - NAVY RELIEF. the Com- ods now and Production Manage- Margaret Kennedy, 2265, leaders. When you have complete service to customers. The Finance Navy Relief has changed to an all mentnext semester. Lynn Johnson's puter Complex Coordinator is Dr. information, pass it on. That's what Window will be opened 9:30 a.m. to volunteer operation. They have and the Naval Base Supply Officer Nancy Martin. She'll also teach TEAMWORK is all about - letting 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Mail moved to the Family Service Center of Manage- he's teaching Principles Computer Science at the high and everybody know what's going on. call will be extended from 9 to 10 and will operate two days a week. re- ment. Welcome aboard! Judy elementary schools. Students will -- PUBLIC WORKS - WATER. a.m., Saturday. Emergency Leave requests will be mid- minds students of the upcoming take part in mailing cards and letters GITMO III reconstruction is on -- CIVILIAN PERSONNEL processed through the Red Cross. - next week. Saudi Arabia. Susan term examinations to our troops in schedule and should meet the Octo- OFFICE PERFORMANCE -- TRAINING - GAS MASK CHI- CITY COLLEGES OF Neal, 3102, says the School Advisory ber completion date. AWARDS. Performance Awards TRAINING. All military personnel Hall, 4748, tells us meets Tuesday, Sept. 11 CAGO's Lynsie Committee -- OPERATIONS. Hurricane ISA- have been processed and more than will undergo Gas Mask/Chamber that Mike Clemmens' class in Fun- at 5:00 p.m. in the Family Service DOREis at about 1ON 35W and 1,300 $61,000 has been spent. Less than 20 training. Call the Training Officer at has the damentals of Accounting Center. On the agenda for discussion milesoffthecoastofBarbados, andis remain to be completed. 4819 to schedule appointments. Probably a largest enrollment ever. are the principal selection process not a threat to Gitmo, yet. Good re- -- SUPERVISOR TRAINING. Su- -- OFFICER TRAINING. Officer Agents in the making. crop of IRS and the lunchroom. minder though, to prepare hurricane pervisor Training will be conducted Training will be held at the Clipper there is a new that Lynsie also reports Leslie Noll, 4307, tells us baskets. during the week of Sept. 17 Club at the Naval Air Station, Thurs- Associate's Degree in Mathematics CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE is -- DEFEX,. The week of Sept. 17 to -- MORALE, WELFARE AND day Sept. 13, at 3 p.m. coming. It'll be an ideal path for changing to a tougher High School 21 is DEFEX Week. There will be RECREATION - BOATS. Four -- STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE into Engineering students moving Completion Program. The change is base-wide training evolutions and a new deck boats have been received at Financial interest forms are due from fields. The new com- and technical October14. Bettersignupnow forthe Master Training Plan will be pub- the Marina and will be available in a personnel who deal in government puter lab is up and running. An En- in Science/Math October 1 classes lished next week. For inputs on train- week. contracts. Call the SJA Office for other programs that able course and and Social Studies, before the new ing that activities require, or that -- RANDY TRAVIS. It's confirmed more information at 4821. apply to desk top, home and office program takes affect. users will be on line next semester. Billie Colonna, 4769, of NAVY W.T. SAMPSON HIGH CAMPUS reports that the Scholastic People in the news SCHOOL. Connie O'Donnell, Aptitude Test will be on Friday, Sept 3100, tells us that the new faculty 7. Today's you're lastday toregister. The biggest Payola case to hit the RCA, Warner Brothers, Columbia, son was also thrown out. members are just as enthusiastic as General Education Development record industry has been stopped MCA, and Polygram Records. the regulars. Among those newcom- testing will be on the 14th and 21st, dead by a Los Angeles Federal Judge. The trial included testimony tell- The Italian Maestro Claudio ers is Kathy Bruinsma who hails but a pre-test is necessary. The Col- Payola and Racketeering charges ing of money and drugs being stuffed Abbado has signed a seven-year con- from Virginia and is a 7th grade lege Orientation Workshop for those against independent record promoter in album jackets and audio cassette tract with the Berlin Philharmonic, Reading Specialist Her husband interested in Tuition Assistance is on Joseph Isgro were thrown out. The cases delivered to station executives. replacing the late Herbert Von Kara- Kip's a Supply Corps Officer in the 20th. Judge says prosecutors deliberately Isgro was accused of paying cash jan. town. Karen Fain comes from Den- EDUCATOR'S LUNCHEON withheld statements by akey witness, and cocaine to Texas and California The57 year old Abbado was actu- ver to teach l0th grade World History Mark your calendar for Sunday, 9 whichhebranded outrageous govern- radio stations, in return for airplay for ally chosen last year to succeed Von and 7th grade geography. Valerie Sept. at noon in the Officer's Club. ment misconduct. certain songs. Karajan, who died in October. Ab- Kinnamon's from Sioux Falls, We'll get together for some food, fun Isgros trial had begun Aug. 21. The case against Isgros co-defen- bado has already taken the Helm for teaching Trig, Algebra and Physical and fellowship - before heading to the For his part, Isgro says he is relieved dants, including former Columbia rehearsals. He's also director of the Science. Mary Ann Miller will High School Open House. and happy. His clients had included Records executive Raymond Ander- Vienna State Opera. Today in music News and Entertainment

AP - Vice President Dan Morgan, has won the second of three News On Channel 2 Quayle has explained the Iraqi inva- talent competitions and Miss Florida, The Yale Review, the oldest liter- 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA sion of Kuwait to school children by Dana Rinehart Dalton, won the sec- ary quarterly in the country, has some 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS TURTLES comparing Saddam Hussein to a thief ond of three swimsuit competitions powerful friends - but George CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) in the night. Quayle told more than last night. The 50 contestants are Plimpton, Joyce Carol Oates and 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) to save it. The 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 400 students in Dallas, yesterday, divided into three groups, to compete others may not be able CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) that Saddam Hussein is a person just in talent, swimsuit and evening gown prestigious quarterly, which intro- 5:40 SPORTS LATENIGHT 6:30 CH7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER like aburglarwho comes into ahouse, categories. The winner of the evening duced such literary giants as Robert CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:30 M*A*S*H but this time he stays in the house. gown competition is kept secret to Frost, Virginia Woolf and Eugene CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK Quayle told the children that Presi- heighten the suspense. The prelimi- Oneill, is to be shelved after issuing 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) dent Bush and the rest of the world naries lead up to Saturday night's its 79th volume in November. More have mounted Operation Desert Miss America Pageant. than 50 novelists, critics, professors All movies begin at 8 p.m. 0 Shield against Saddam - trying to and poets have signed a petition op- Downtown Lyceum get him out. BarbaraMandrell says herfamily posing the decision to halt publica- Nuns On the Run. Comedy (PG-13).1:53 feared she might attempt suicide after tion. A main reason given by Yale's McCalla Lyceum Groucho Marx's son has found a a near-fatal car crash in 1984. Man- president - is financial troubles. Blue Steel. Thriller (R). 1:41 half-century-old script that he says is drell says her husband emptied pis- Leeward Lyceum a living lesson in comedy - and tols he kept in their home and locked A Texas republican says he Joe Versus the Volcano.Comedy (PG).1:42 illuminates the genius of the Marx them away in a closet. The country knows how to reduce the federal defi- Brothers. Arthur Marx says he found singer, who has written her autobiog- cit by $27 million. Congressman the faded script, dated March 19, raphy - Get To The Heart - says Lamar Smith proposes cutting 10 1935, on the top shelf of a guest room she never considered using the guns. percent of Uncle Sam's overhead - closet - amid the dust of a recon- But Mandrell admits she didn't have of $270 billion spent on travel, phone GITMO PEOPLE structionproject in his Bel Air, Calif. a great will to live. calls, printing, lights and other costs. This Boatswain Mate oversees the scheduling of boats and the home. The script consists of vaude- ville sketches that provided the base training of personnel. He is: material for the Marx Brothers clas- Beware of other people's smoke NAME: sic "A Night at the Opera." AP - You know that smoking a smoking house by the number of David C. Gregory can be bad for your health, and you're smokers who smoked there. So, if Miss North Carolina, Scarlet probably aware that your smoke can your kids live at home for 18 years HOMETOWN: be irritating to others. Now there's with two smoking parents, their Daneville, Ky. Guantanamo Daily Gazette word that it can be harmful to your smoker-years add up to 36 and that's TIME IN GITMO: Namal Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba kids. bad. The study says you only need 25 5 months You sit down in the recliner, light smoker-years during childhood or CHOICES: up that cigarette and unwind after a adolescence to double your risk of FOOD: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER long day at work, well don't get too getting lung cancer. Mexican Captain William C. McCamy Exposure to a spouse's smoke PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER relaxed, because youmay have some- HOBBY: to higher risk. Alfred LCDR John Griffin thing to worry about. wasn't linked Model building study out of Yale School of Munzer, a spokesman for the Ameri- A MOVIE:_ . EDITOR Medicine says non-smokers who can Lung Association, says that may JOCS Bill Dougherty grow up with smoking parents face be because spouses who work spend The Battle of the Bulge STAFF LIFE GOALS: JO2 Fred A. Diss double the usual risk of lung cancer. relatively few waking hours together J03 Lsa M. Petrillo The report, published in the New at home. So their exposure to smoke To get a college education. JOSN Christine Corbin-Kruar England Journal of Medicine, esti- is short. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: SA Adrian Bridges mates that 17 percent of all non- Children, on the other hand, area wedding. Kristen L Adkins When I was a half hour late for my Dori L. Duerson smokerlung cancerintheU.S.results more captive audience - they can't IF I HAD 3 WISHES, I'D: his san athonszed DoD publication. Con- from such exposure. get away from mom and dad's puffs. Wish for wold peace, to have a long and happy life and t are edited by Public Affairs and do not The researchers added up non- For thatreason- Munzersays- it's saily reflect the view of the U.S. Navy. It prosperity. sprinted five times weekly at goveanian ex- smoker's smoker-years by multiply- not surprising that they show effects by Navy PPS Bunchte Office. ing the number of years they lived in of passive smoking. PAGE 3, THuRsDAY, SE rMER 6, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAlY GAZErrs

CLASSIFIED your friends at the CPO Social, Fri., The local square dance club, the "Gitmo Swing- 6352 DWH or 6419 AWH, leave msg. Submit ins for theclasified section en Caribbean NavalLodge A.F. & A.M. forgiving Relax with 7, on the CPO Club patio. Drinks and ers," will be having an Open House policy dur- CAREER 85 byl11 ia paperin 40 words atlesperad. up their Sat. to move fumiture and help around Sept guests, ing the month of Sept., in conjuction with Na- Neutral color, 12 x 15,has recently been steam Each itmnmust be en a separateshet, umis the school. We appreciate you! The W.T. snacks will be served to CPO's and their tionalSquare Dancementh. Meetings, Sat,7:30 cleaned, good cond., $50. Call 3352 AWH. itis the same category. Ads with a variety of Sampson High School faculty and students. 4 to 6 pm. Bowers for all the time you spent The COMO Clubnow offers open menu dining to 10 p.m. FMI, call 3608 AWH. COMUiERE ites, will be placedundar Misacellaneus. s Mrs. Deborah Commodor e128, 1571 disk drive, Magnavox at W.T. Sampson High School the every night of the week. So, in addition to our The "Gitmo Swingers" will be caravaning cldename and phone number with he ad. volunteering Star Gemini II printer, Koala and Build Your Own Pizza special, Sun., you can around the base, Sept. 15, 9:30 to 11 am., at the RGB monitor, Deadlines Adare pblislhed en two con- past two weeks. You are a gem! The faculty alot of dining m. Marine Mini-Mart, McDonald's, the Chapel, Graphics tablet, mouse, 4 joysticks, and aecutivedays:Mon. and Tu.,orThurs. and i. staff. also enjoy the menu in the will meet and Corral, demonstrating several square dance orginal software programs, $1,500 OBO. Call and must be in by noon en the business day .CALWASH The Windjammer Advisory Board Sept 11, 1 p.m. in the main ballroom. techniques. Come on out and see how fun it is. 2759 AWI. befsorepublication. Windward resides submit The Hispanic Heritage Committee will be con- Tues., FMI, call 3608 AWH. FlUNIIUREK ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. ducting a car wash, Sept. 8, 9 a.m to 2 p.m., FMI call 2304. for Cub Scouts will be held at the Coffee table, $5. Entertainment ctr., $15. Call Leeward residents may call at4502/4819. Marine Reverse Osmosis Unit, across from the Lean the techniques of showing a dog even if Registration 8,10 3494 AWH. Telephone Exchange. your pooch doesn't have a pedigree. Class be- CubScout Hutlocated byTV-8,Sat,Sept4 PWD Benchroft sofa w/recliners on each side, coun- Socializers Club is having a car wash atsthe gins Men., Sept 10, 6:30 p.m., on the softball a m. to 3 p.m. FMI, call3 95. ANNOUNCEMENTS The try blue, only one year old, excel. cond., very 8,.9a.m.to 1 p.m.,tosupport fields at Cooper Field. Teacherhas 5 years exp. PSD.NO.IES hospital,Sat.,Sept comfortable, must see to appreciate, $650 neg. charity and community service. showing dogs. FMI, call 3845. Effective Oct 1, each Navy enlisted member Air Conditioner PM Schedule: The following fund-raisers for DWH or 35T77AWHI Do you wish your dog was better-behaved? must pay 50 cents permonth to assist the Navy Call April4141 housing units are scheduled forPreventive CLOSIJRES MISCELLANEOUS Youth Ctr. will close during the teen Open Enroll him in the Dog Obedience class, Wed., Retirement Home (10 USC 2772 1989). The Maintenance. Thefirstnine units are scheduled, The Base Library has free, clean, sturdy boxes. Rec period, Sept 8, due to dancesthat evening at Sept 12,6:30 p.m. Class lasts 10 weeks and will entry will posted tomember's pay account with m. to noon andthe manaining units fran Comein orcall4541. Pre-teen Open Rec will be held at meet at thesoftball fields on CooperField. FMI, Sept '90 end-of-moth pay computation. to 4 p.m. The sponsor oritheir representa- "Saturday's." SHARP camcorder, model VLL 2500, CCD, FMI, call 4075. call 3845. Effective Sept., Leeward Disbursing Service .emust be present for contractors to peeforn regular time. HQ, w/high speed shutterand flying erasehead, NOTES The Ceramic Hobby Shop will offer a two- willbeavail.atthemid-monthpaydayinsteadof necesaryrepairs: Sept 6,TK8-TK76; Sept.7, CARPER COUNSELOR 8 and 12 powerzoom,includes hard shell carry- September, NAVBASE Indoctina- session class in the airbrushing technique, Sat, the first and thirdWed. of everymonth. TK77-TK95; Sept. 10, TK96-TK114, Sept. 11, Effective ing case, 2 batteries, charger, AC/DC adapter, tion a month, 8 a.m. to4 p.m., Sept 24-28, Sept 8 and 15, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Class size is TRAINING TK115-TK33. once hook-up for use with TV, and carrying strap. Three phase program, limited so sign up and pay fee at the Hobby FHC providers, learo about the latest trends in W.T. Sampson High School invites the Gitmio at the Windjammer. Call 2850 AT. Indoctrination and Ori- Shop. FMI, call 4640. food sanitation and control of communicable communityto anOpeaousae,Sun.,Sept. 9,2to Overseas Orientation, Boat pole with 6/0 Pen reeL Call Mike 4885 Navy Rights and Responsibilities. All Geta head start on the weekend atthe Windjam- diseases at the FHC continuing education ses- 4 p.m. Please meetinthe gym. entation, DWH or 3659 AWH. personnel are required to at- mer Social Hour every Fri., 3:30 to 6 p.m. sions,Thurs.,Sept.13, 7to9p.m.orTues.,Sept W. T. Sampson High School SAC will begin newly reporting Sears featherlight luggage, 2 suitcases, andone There'll be music, fun, and games to entertain 25, 7 to 9 p.m. Providers may attend either thenewyear withameeting, Sept.6,3:30p.m.in tend. FMI Master Chief Kranz, 3239. cosmetic case. $20. Call 3352 AWH. the high school library. Parents, teachers and All personnel interested in the EAWS program you. Don't miss it! FMI, call 2304. session. FMI, call 3533)2538. request chit to CCC, CPO Bingo is still tops at the Windjammer every YOUTH ACTIVITIES EIS otherinterested residents are encouraged to at- submit a special Free to loving home, one-year-old male cat, departmental chain of command. Thurs. and Sun. Cards go en sale at 5:30 p.m., Teen Club members are invited to a Lock-In, tend.FMI, call DebiBowers at 4130. Foley, via named 'rigger." Neutered, declawed andshots NAVSTA EAWS pro- Thurs., with games at 6:30 p.m. Cardsugoon sale Fri., Sept 14, midnight to 6 a.m., at the bowling Preparation areunderwayforHispanicHeri- CPO Foley is designated up-to-date. Loves children and dogs that love chits to NAS. at 1 p.m., Sun., with games at 2:15 p.m. Don't alley. Enjoy a night filled with bowling, movies, talge Month. Anyone who is interested in con- gram director and will forward him. Indoor cat only. Call 2792 DWH or 3499 4575. miss the fun. FMI, call 2304. games and a hot dot and hamburger bash. Pre- tributing their time/talents to this eventful FMI, call CPO Foley, AWH, after5 p.m. courseis avail. far register and pay fee at the Youth Ctr., by Wed., month please contact, Angie 2280 AWH or A onehalf daypre-separation Looking for a loving family for 1.5 year old, personnel separating at Sept. 12. Eppie 4371 AW. COMNAVBASE ENERGY TIP female, shephard/collie mix. Is house trained to youin is required for 0-4 and below. School is in and you've met all the new kids in Have some itemsthat are worthbmore EAOS. This and can be either inside or outside. Gets along wouldn't is regarding: forms/documents; town. Now come out to the hottest club around, cash? Have somecraft items that you Course info. Try using clear-finish light bulbs with children great, very playful and loves unem- "Saturday's," for a special dance for grades 7- mindselling. Reserve a table atthe upcoming military obligations/reserve programs; bulbs in interested, call 3337 AT. rather than frosted 12, Sat, Sept 8, 7 to 11 p.m. FMI, call 4075. going tothe beach. If Flea Market/Baaar, Sept 9,McCalla Hangar. ployment/reemployment rights. Next course, shaded light fixtures where glare 13, 1 to 4 p.m., FSC, Bldg. 2135. Sit back and enjoy a Pre-teen Movie and Pop- SERY1GEE FMS, call Po Miller, 2370or PO Walters, 3589. Sept. from the visible filament wont be a Freesuper quickone-step earpiercing. Simulta- and Development con, Sat., Sept 8,6 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. Call Architects/engineers from Mills, Olver and The Professional Growth find that you can neous insertion of a preaserilized od and at- inspections meet Thurs., Sept. 13, 9:30 to 11:30 problem. You'll us at 4075 and give us your movie suggestions. e bb, will be conducting housing Board will use somewhat lower wattage tachment of the clasp in les than a minute. will take Administration conferencenrm., Bldg. 760. Center Bargo, until Sept 21, insp. am., dear bulbs and still maintain the Service provided by a certified, licensed cosme- the board should be FOR SALE 3 hrs. Residents will be contacted for appts. Personnel to appear before same level of illumination. tologist. FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. a neat, well- Engineers from Miller Stephenson and Associ- in a clean uniform and present Certified HrnseDay CareProviders have open- appearance. ates will be conducting a survey of the area. groomed ing: Call Shelly at 2164, Ctr. Bargo ahng.; Call Division Sept 7, the Happy Snapper, Gitmo's '64 VW convertible, timing off, $700. Call 3494 TheBEQ AdvisoryBoard's monthly meeting, A two and one-half day C.I.T.C. for Beginning Valerie at 3486, (F/PT, 20Omo. to5 yrs. and after department/divi- newly opened fresh fish market, will be prepar- AWH. Men., Sept10, 3 p.m. intheBEQ lounge. All Officers, CPO's, designated school children) Ctr Bago, bang. counselors and personnelin supervi- ing fish and chips, Fri. and Sat., 3to 9p.m. Two '76 Buick Regal, 64,000 mi., excel. running members or alternates are urged to attend. sion career Balloans-N-Such hasnblloon walkers-party 12, 8 a.m. to 4 or three-piece dinners with trimmings are avail. cond., $900 OBO. Call Chief Evans DWH 5372, Need it there in a hurry? We do Federal Ex- sory positions, Sept 10 through balloons, Batman and Dick Tracy and much Service Ctr., Bldg. 2135. Also avail. fish rolls and fish patties. 3005 AWH, Rm. B-309 CPO. pessandUPS servicadaily. Call4915, 8 to 11 p.m., in the Family more. Someone having a bad day? Send a The DoD band "Monica Marie & Double Shot" '77 Pontiac Phoenix, good cond., avail. Oct 26, am. and 1 to 4 p.m. FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575/4298. "Don't worry, be happy," balloon bouquets. Team will be performing. Clipper Club, Fri., Sept 14, $800. Call 3352 AWH. Naval Legal Service OfficeDet will be taking There will be a Command Retention Call Ellen at 2428 or Susan at 3478. 7 to 11 p.m., Windmill Beach, Sat, Sept. 15, 6 to '81 Honda 1500 DX, h/b, new tires, starter, CV appts. for legal assistanceon I/P, Sept 11. For Meeting, Sept. 27, 2 p.m. in the FTG auditorium. Yousay yourpiano didn'tfaretowell on the trip Retention Team Members are 10 p.m., final appearance at the Windjammer, joints and brakes, runs good, good cond., appts.,pleasecal4600.Appts. will beheldatthe All Command to Gitmo? Now you can have it expertly tuned Sun., Sept 16, 7 to 11 p.m. $1,400 firm. Call 2240. VC-10 Safety Offica required to attend. foronly $200. Repaiscan also be performed by lRANTQIES '80 Toyota Corona, low mi., loaded, excel. Central FidlityBank will have a atiler at the an experienced technician. Call Kevin at 3418. I/P facility, Fi., Sept. 14. STANDARDS OF CONDUCT The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, European car, $1,400 OBO. Call Paul 6347 GM, and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be DWH. SERES Clhangmafaddress cards areavail. atboth Pot Complete Kenwood steven system. Loto of ex- your in the Customer Service section of the Main '80 Toyota SR5, 4 x 4 p/u, 4-cyl., lift-kit, JVC Offics.Postageinaoteqaiedifchanging A retired Staff Sergeant is em- tras, 3 mo. old, $800. CallPO Brown at 6439 AT 23593 rip Mall bldg. in the NEX, tonight, 4 to 9 p.m. AM/FM cass., $2,300 OBO. Call PO Drosos Gitmo addes. Anyone using the ployed by a light beer company to cc 3695 AWH, BEQ 621,Rm. 204. If you're trying to think of a nice gift to send 4106 DWH or 3278 AWH. code should change their addrsan NOW. FM, promote their products on TV. Is JVC receiver/amp, 240 watts, 5 band equalizer your love ones for Christmas, send a photo of '82 Nissan Stanza, 5-spd., 5-dr., great running call 2369/2156. this acceptable under SECNAV- builtin, VU meters, signal strength meter, $250 Effective Sept. 6,the followinghours of opera- you or yourfamily. Call AceorLinda Winters at cond., $2,000. Cpl Gwilt 2558 DWH or 3009 INST 5320.2J? neg. Call April 4141 DWHcc 3577 AWH. 2707. AWHI tion for the Windward Post Office will be in Kenwood KR-V107R audio/video stereo re- ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES '83 Ford LTD s/w, wrecked, bent left rear axle, effecttobetterserve Gitmoresidents: Allfinan- Yes, this is proper under Section ceiver, Base 501 speakers, 9 mo. old, $600 for p.m., Mail VC-10 issponsoring an Adult Social ,Sat.,Sept V-6 engine no hit, in very good cond., auto. cial service, Mon-Fri, 9:30 a.m.to 5 407 of the instruction as long as his both or $300 ea. Call Bob 4545 DWH or 2154 8, 6 p.m. at the VC-10 Hut All VC-10 enlisted trans., cruise control, radio, will tosell as is or as call, Mon-Fri, 9:30 to 11 a.m.,Sat.,9 to 10 am. retired status is indicted, the use AWH. Effective Feb. 1, 1991 all mail received in does not discredit the Service and personnel and spouses are invited to a pot luck spare parts. Call 3494 AWH. to FBPO Norfolk, Va., dinner/social. Bring a covered dish of your BOAI TWO WHEELERS Norfolk addressed the use does not give the appear- '78 Honda CB 750, 4-cyl., running cond., $450 by the Postel choice. Call Darlene, 3307, Beth, 2095 orNancy 20 ft center console Mako, Johnson outboard, 23593. will be retumed to sender ance of DON sponsor ship. 00. Call 2196. 2369)2156. at 2573 AWI. '88 200 hp GT, 1,000 ft. depth finder, VHF Service in Norfolk.FMS, call '82 Honda 650 Nighthawk, good shape, great Dlls-Anscough-Duff Architects continue FAMILY SERVICE NOTES The FRA will be holding Mexican Night, Wed, radio, 2 hp Mercury kicker, electric wench on trans., $1,000 neg. Call 2327 AT. whole-house inspections in Paola Pt and Evans Overseas Orientation Workshop scheduled, Sept 12, 6 to9 p.m. rebuilt tandem trailer, water skis and kneeboard will Change's II will be performing at the FRA this included, o/b cert, $8,500. Call 2473 or 6277/ WANED. P. until Sept. 12. A two-architect team Sept 10, has been cancelled. Next workshop, 6 Washing machine in good working cond., and sched- 8 a.m. to 2 pm. weekend, Sept 7and 8. Doors open at p.m. 6461 DWH. conducteachinterior/exteiarinsp. Insp. Sept.24, Windjammer, carpenter to fix/glue dining room chairs. Call 4619,7 a.m. to4 p.m. The willbeopenun., 6p.mn. to 11p.m. and 16.5 ft Trimhull, 75 hp Johnson, 9.9 Mercury, uled by appt.FMI, call kkA 2892 AWH. After the CPO picnic, dive booties, shoes, and Mon.,4 to 10 p.m. CB radio, marine radio, and other access., BRAYZ1111i Looking fonomcone tobea "clown" forchilds Winners of theProject Player Photo & Poetry towel. Call PO Stauder at 3115. Recovering alcoholics know that to keep what $1,500. FMI, call 2707 AWH. first birthday. Call 3179, after 4:30 pro. Contest held during August Photo: Leslie MWRQIES they have, theyhave to give it away. A.A. mee- 17.5 ft Bayliner, 130 hp, inbound, many new IARISALE sunrise/sunsel, Kery Dennis, wild- can enter theexciting and fast- ings are held each Mon., Wed., and Sat, 8p.m., parts, many extra, $3,800. Call 2240. Mclntire, Find out howyou East Bargo - 10 Sat, Sept. 7, 7 il?, multi- life, Philip O'Donnell, open Poetry: Howard of in-home child care, at the at McCalla Hangar in the upper deck, Rm. 29. Barrel boat w/40 hp Johnson, certified, safety gmowing field family sale, lots of clothes and odds and ends. Hickor, Kathleen Smith and Theresa Popadak provider orientation Navy Flying Club meeging, Sat, Sept 8,7 p.m. gear, many extras. Call Mike 4885 DWH or Family Home Cae new Paola PL-17 Sat., Sept 7, 7to 10a.m., no Heritage Committee wishes to ex- 12,1 pm. All residents are welcome to attend. FMI, call 3659 AWH. Hispanic Mn., Sept, 10,7 p.m. arWed., Sept early birds, fumiture, om. appliances, clothes appreciationsto all Scott at 2058. 14 ft. fiberglass 9.9 Evinrmde w/steering and press thefull measureeoftheir FMI, call 3533/2538. and many miscellaneous items. volunteers that contributed to she next to the There will be an all-hands clean-up of theFil- throttle. Comes with trainer and down rigger. unity The Hangar Deck bar is located Villamar - 604-B 6th Street, Sat, Sept 7,7 to panc Heritage Commitee bake sale, held pool, below the COMO Club lounge, Am compound, Sat,Sept 8, 8a.m. All members Fully equip. will everything except fisherman, officer's 11 a.m., no early birds, om. appliances, knick- pt 1. serving snacks and drinks 11 am. to7 p., Sat, are encouraged to participate. $1,700. Call Simone at 6352 DWH cc 6419 knacks, children's clothes, metal detector,some attire is acceptable. Individuals or groups interested in passing on AWH, leave msg. Sun., and holidays. Pool furniture and lots more. patrons only. We're also avail for info. at the GBOWC Welcome/Infouation 20 ft pontoon boat w/35 hp Evinrude, needs Authorized Caravella P.-- 1405-A Sat, Sept 8, 8a.m. il private parties. Social, Sept 12, please call Ellen at 2428. nothing, ready-to-go. $1,700. Call Simone at ?, No early birds. WORLD NEWS. an. pg.1 Today in History Poland "-The rift in Polands Solidarity Movement widened today as the offi- AP - Today's highlights in his- Mayflow wer to settle in the New In 1909, American explorer cial Solidarity logo was stripped from a tory: r y:r d. Robert Peary sent word that he had BAY DINING Pole five months daily newspaper. The Solidarity Union Sept. 6, 1901, President William In 1 837, the Oberlin Collegiate reached the North POST 46 leadership voted 261to021 to take the McKinley was shot by anarchist Institute of Ohio went co-educa- earlier. as action. The paper emerged last year Leon Czolgosz at the Pan-American tonal as it conferred equal academic In 1939, South Africa declared Tonight: Beef Fried Rice themost influentialinsPoland. Bat it fell Exposition in Buffalo, N.Y. McKin- status to aclassoffourwomenand 30 war on Germany. Friday's Lunch: Braised Oxtail the powerstruggle be- victim today to In 1948, Queen Juliana of the w/Dumpling & Rice tween Prime Minister Tadesz Mazow- ley died eight days later.men. Netherlands was coronated. iecki and Lech Walesa. On thisdate: Inl1 [888, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE was born in In 1952, Canadian television In 1620, the pilgrims set sail diploma t and financier, Friday's Lunch: Pork Adobo China-- Deposed Communist Pasty from Plymouth, England, on the Boston. broadcasting began in Montreal. leaderThao Ziyang was seen in public OFFICERS' CLUB for the first time since his ouster last SCHOOL. continued from page one Tonight: Build Your Own ear when the pro-Democracy move- Pizza Friday's Lunch: ment was crushed. Japanese sources Spence explained that recently a car,hold ajob and theArab women Kennedy added, there may be a Fish say Thao played golf Tuesday on a Bahrain got out from under British didn't have to wear the black djel- lot of questions. "Perhaps we won't Tempura Battered/Baked course outside Beijing. He was criti- rule. "They have a small Navy con- laba. However, in most Arab coun- be able to answer everything, be- CPO CLUB cized last year for his moderate stance tingency there, so they started re- tries the women can't work, have to cause either we don't know or things Tonight: Open Menu Friday's toward student protests. ceiving the western-American cul- always wear the black garment in could change from day-to-day." Lunch: Steamship Round ture." public and they can't drive." However, Kennedy said she's going WINDJAMMER CLUB USA. m. pg. 1 Spence said he noticed the af- "The religion is very strict," said to try to explain to the children what Jerk Pork fects of the first oil crisis inBahrain. Mr. Wall. "Their religious day is they might want to know. Tonight: California - A Texas firm owned by "What it did was make Bahrain alot Friday and their weekend is Thurs- CLIPPER CLUB Japan's Como World Co. reportedly of money. It was a reverse affect day and Friday." Flight Sch. from page one Tonight: Build Your Own has bought the properties of the Pebble from the United States. All of a sud- Mr. Wall said the people in Pizza Beach Co., owner ofthe famed Pebble den, money was pouring into the Bahrain are very friendly. "They're Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart Beach Golf Course in Califomia. The C-141 9/8 Gino - 10am. GRADE SCHOOL country." very nice and extremely religious. Pebble Beach Co. announced thesale Roosy Rds. 1230 ps. 230 pm. Friday: Hot Dogs & Chili yesterday, real estate experts estimate Sixth grade teacher Larry Wall Theydon'ttake theirreligionlightly. NAS Nofol k 6:00 pm. 8:00 pm. to1983. It's a whole different world." McGuire AFB 10:00 HIGH SCHOOL the deal is worthapto$1 billion. A U.S. taughtinBahrainfrom 1974 NAS Norfolk -- 8:00 am. 727 9/11 Friday: Fried Shrimp golf expert says Japanese golf club "We basically had no rights in the Kennedy said the children might Gitmo 11:302 am. noon memberships often sell for more than Arab countries," said Mr. Wall. want to know how this crisis could Kingston 1 30 pm. 1:0Dpm. CHINATOWN Gitmo 62:15ps. 3:20 pm. $1 million. However, Betsy Wall, also a sixth affect Guantanamo Bay and the NAS Nafolk :15 pm. Friday: Sesame BBQ Chicken grade teacher said, "In Bahrain, a tenant commands. "I want to answer the air terminal. western and Arab woman coulddrive the children's questions." NOTE: If you change flights, notify PAGE 4, THUesIMY, SEacmER6, 1990, GUAbffANAMO DAHt.Y GAZErE SPORTS Baseball roundup Sports MLB Standings Roundup Oakland crushes Boston, sweeps series American League UPI - The battle of the two and the New York Yankees trimmed Boston 76 60 .559 - NFL teams apparently headed for the California, 2-1. Toronto 71 66 .518 5.5 Giants - New York Giants owner American League playoffs turned In the National League, the Pitts- Detroit 66 71 .482 10.5 said he always thought Milwaukee 64 72 .471 12 Wellington Mara out to be a massacre. The Oakland burgh Pirates try for a three-game Baltimore 60 75 .444 15.5 nine-time Pro Bowl linebacker Law- A's completed a three-game sweep sweep of the New York Mets tonight Cleveland 60 76 .441 16 rence Taylor would be signed by Sun- of the Red Sox at Boston last night at Three Rivers Stadium. The Pirates New York 57 78 .422 18.5 day's regular-season opener. Taylor I with a 10-0 victory. The A's out- took last night's double-header and West JW L f6J.Iil ended his 44-day holdout yesterday by Oakland 86 50 .632 - their National League East inking a three-year contract that makes scored the Bosox, 25-7, and never stretched Chicago 79 56 .585 6.5 him the NFL's highest-paid defensive trailed in maintaining their six-and- lead over the Mets to two-and-a-half Texas 69 67 .507 17 player. Taylor landed a deal worth about one-half game lead over the Chicago games. The Bucs won the opener, 1- California 68 68 .500 18 $5 million, but fell short of his original White Sox in the West. In the series 0, behind Zane Smith's one-hitter Seattle 68 69 .496 18.5 Kansas City 66 70 .485 20 goal of $2 million per year. finale, Bob Welch notched his 23rd and captured game two, 3-1, on the Minnesota 63 75 .457 24 Packers - Pro Bowl quarterback win and Mark McGwire drove in strength of Jeff Kings solo homerand National League Don Majkowski of the Green Bay Pack- fourruns, two withhis 34th homer of two-run blast. ers officially ended his holdout yester- the season. On other N.L. diamonds, West- Pittsburgh 80 56 .588 - by signing a one-year deal worth New York 77 58 .570 2.5 day Boston's lead in the East fell to leading Cincinnati topped San Fran- $1.5million. Majkowski held outrfor45 Montreal 71 64 .526 8.5 the cisco,5-3; Atlanta sank Los Angeles, with New York Yankees Executive days and reported to camp in excellent five-and-a-half games over Chicago 63 72 .467 16.5 shape. Majkowski will open the regular Toronto Blue Jays, who clubbed 6-2, to drop the Dodgers seven-and- Vice President Leonard Kleinman. Philadelphia 63 72 .467 16.5 St. Louis 61 75 .449 19 season Sunday against the Los Angeles Detroit 7-3. Cecil Fielder slammed a-half games behind the Reds; Mon- Vincent wants to know about Klein- West W ]L La. SJj Rams as a backup, at least temporarily, his Major League-leading 44th treal tripped St. Louis, 6-2; Philadel- man's relationship with gambler Cincinnati 78 57 .578 -- behind Anthony Dilweg. homer for the Tigers. phia beat the Chicago Cubs, 4-1; and Howard Spira and his role in a Los Angeles 71 65 .522 7.5 Rams - Wide receiver Henry El- Elsewhere, Chicago blanked San Diego defeated Houston, 5-2. $40,000 payment to Spira. That San Francisco 69 67 .507 9.5 lard agreed to terms on a three-year Kansas City, 3-0; Milwaukee In other baseball news. payment got George Steinbrenner San Diego 62 73 .459 16 Houston 62 74 .456 16.5 contract extension with theLos Angeles downed Minnesota, 7-4; Seattle After getting a favorable ruling removed as Yankees general partner. Rams. The extension runs through the Atlanta 56 80 .412 22.5 jolted Baltimore, 9-5, on a grand from a federal judge yesterday, Kleinman had sought a temporary 1993 season, but financial terms were not disclosed. Ellard, the Rams recep- slam by Harold Reynolds in the Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent restraining order blocking his ap- Wednesdays results I American League tion leader for six straight years, caught ninth; Texas edged Cleveland, 3-2; has a hearing scheduled this morning pearance before Vincent because of claims the commissioner was biased Toronto 7, Detroit 3 70 passes for 1,382 yards and eight Oakland 10, Boston 0 touchdowns last season. In another against him. Chicago 3, Kansas City 0 move, the Rams claimed linebacker The National League says 10 N.Y. Yankees 2, California 1 Greg Clark off waivers from Green Bay. cities have made bids for two expan- Milwaukee 7, Minnesota 4 GITMO ATHLETICS Texas 3, Cleveland 2 Bengals-Cincinnati Bengals cor- sion teams that will take the field in nerback Lewis Billups, a holdout since Seattle 9, Baltimore 5 1993. The areas included Washing- Today's games the start of training camp, has signed a AQUATICS CORRAL ton, Charlotte, Buffalo, Nashville, Cleveland at Detroit contract for the upcoming season. California at N.Y. Yankees - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- Miami, Phoenix, Sacramento, St. Terms of the deal were not announced Scuba dive courses Kansas City at Texas Sept. 17, 18, 24, Oct. 16; Ad- fers the fleet Sat. rides from 4-7p.m. andSun., Denver, and Orlando. A by club officials. Billups was a second- Open Water, Petersburg, National League Sept 13,.14, Oct. 4; Res- 1-4 p.m. Cost $20 per person, reservations round draft choice in 1986 and won a vanced Open Water, shorter list comes out by the end of Pittsburgh 1,N.Y. Mets 0 (1st) 17, Oct. 8; Divemaster, required. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. cue Diver, Sept. 10, the year, with the winning cities Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. Mets 1 (2nd) starting job in his rookie season. The Sept 13, OcL4; Evening Trail Ride - Enjoy riding Oct. 1; Night Diver Spec., Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 3 Bengals recently picked up veteran cor- Deep Diver Spec., Sept. 13, Oct 4; Underwa- horseback on the ridges above Gitmo during announced no later than a year from Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 2 nerback Carl Carter and Rod Jones 13, Oct. 4, Underwater the cool of the evening. A two-hour guided this month. ter Navigator, Sept. Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1 Hunter, Oct 9. Call 3845. trail ride is set for Fri., Sept. 14, leaving the through trades. The Chicago White Sox aren't Montreal 6, St. Louis 2 SCUBA course - Experience the corral at 5 p.m. $8 per person. Sign up at the Colts - The Indianapolis Colts content to wait until next year San Diego 5, Hcuston 2 of SCUBA diving in corral. Call Laurie/Glen at 2381. -in claimed veteran quarterback Mark beauty and exhilaratian Today's games to SCUBA Course, age 13 and Gitmo Swingers - Swing by the corral more ways than one. They'll be Herrmann off waivers. The former Pur- MWR's Intro. Montreal at St. Louis older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two for a performance by the Gitmo Swingers switching uniforms Sept. 25 to a due passer was cut this week by the Los Cincinnati at San Francisco certification awarded. Square Dance Club, Sat., Sept. 15, at 11 a.m. open water dives. No more classic look originally de- Chicago at Philadelphia Angeles Rams and will play behind The20-minutesquaredancedemonstrationis Call 2961/3845. signed for next season. N.Y. Mets at Pittsburgh rookie starter Jeff George and backup Marina hour change -The Windward free in observance of National Square Dance Houston at San Diego Jack Trudeau. Herrmann's 10 NFL sea- Marina will observe new weekend hours. Ef- Month. Veteran pitcher Jerry Reuss Atlanta at Los Angeles sons have included three stints with the fectiveimmediately, the marina willopenFri., fought his way back to the Major colts, the most recent in 1988. at 7 a.m. and remain open around the clock FITNESS Leagues. The 41-year-old left-han- until Sun., 11 p.m. We have bait, ice tackle, Diet Analysis - DiectAnalysis is back at der has joined the Pirates for the U.S Open cold drinks and snacks. FMI, call 2345. the Fitness Center in September Nutrition is MLB Blue Dolphin Swim Team - The Blue stretch drive after pitching for Pitts- as important as exercise. Have your diet ana- Tennis A.L. Awards- Detroit Tigers first Dolphin Swim Team for Gitmo youth will burgh's Triple-A minor league af- lyzed by Mike at $3 for one day, $5 for three baseman Cecil Fielder was named practice at Marine Pool startingTues., Sept. 4. days. Want to know more? Call the Fitness filiate in Buffalo. Team practice are Tues., Wed., and Fri., 3:30 Championships American League Player of the Month Center at 3846. to 5:30 p.m. New members may w/ for August. Fielder, the leading home register Free memberships - In recognition of parents at first session. Call Mr. Clarke at run and RBI man in the majors, hit nine Federal Women's Program, MWR's Fitness McEnroe gets 2579. homers, drove in 25 runs and batted Center will give away six one-month mem- .298. The A.L. Pitcher of the Month berships to various women's organizations to semi-finals went to Boston right-hander Roger Cle- BOWLING on base. The first will be presented at the mens, who won all six of his starts and Annual Meeting - The Youth Bowling GBOWC Social Wed., Sept. 12. posted a 1.09 ERA. Clemens allowed six Associationannual meeting will be Sept 16, 2 in U.S. Open p.m., inBldg. N329 (Square Dance Hall). Par- FLYING CLUB earned runs and fanned 48 batters in 49 ents of bowlers and interested participants 15 Interested in flying? - The Gitmo 1/3 innings. years or older are urged to attend. Call Terri AP - To the delight of New Flying Club offers introductory flights to Hurting - But, Clemens and the 2915. anyone interested with no obligation to join. York tennis fans, local hero John Red Sox are notcelebrating. He reported Como Mixed League - Como Mixed Call3686 AWH or 4286 and leavea message. McEnroe has gotten to the semifinals soreness and stiffness in his right shoul- Thursday Night League is now taking sign- of the U.S. Open for the first time der Tuesday night after being roughed ups for league starting Oct. 4. Organizational MARTIAL ARTS up by Oakland. He's set to undergo meeting is Sept. 27. See folder at desk at since 1985. Last night's 6-1,.6-4, 6- medical tests on the shoulder today and Marblehead Lanes or call 4781. Tae Kwon Do - Openings are avail- 4 victory over Minnesota's David Midnight Rambler-AMidnightRam- able in the Tae Kwon Do Karate classes for Wheaton assured the rebounding tomorrow. Clemens has already been bler winter league will start Sept. 14, 9 p.m. ages 14 through adult. Classes meet Mon., scratched from his next scheduled start Sign up at bowling alley or call Terri at 2195 Wed., and Fri., 6-8 p.m., at the Marine site McEnroe a final four berth against on Sunday. Boston's team physician is and leave a message. racquetball court. Fee, $15 per month. Sign 12th-seeded Pete Sampras, who said checking to see if Clemens tore amuscle Monday Night Men's League - Mon- up at MWR Info Office. Call Ivan Pabon, he made a dream come true by sur- Women - Quarterfinals in the shoulder - an injury that would day Night Men's League starts at 6:20 p.m., 2279/2344 DWH, 2230 AWH. prising number-three Ivan Lendl in a Steffi Graf (1), West Germany Mon., Sept 10. There room for three more probably sideline him for the rest of the day match 6-4, 7-6, 3-6, 4-6, 6-2. defeated teams. Call Greg Brayton, 2357, to get your TENNIS CLUB Jana Novotna (12), Czechoslovakia team signed up. McEnroe, who took the National Tennis Follies - Tennis Follies will be 6-3,6-1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL held Sun., Sept 9, 5to 8 p.m., at DeerPoint Tennis Center courts unseeded, cut Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (6), Spain CAPTAIN'S CUP Tennis Courts. All levels will play, partners down Wheaton with a sweeping defeated Penn State - Penn State an- Tidewater Golf - All Captain's Cup picked at random. Drinks provided. Bring Zina Garrison (4), USA nounced last December that it would serve and strong passing shots and participants are invited to enter the Tidewater your favorite pot luck dish. CallS. Hettler at volleys. At 31, the four-time U.S. 6-2, 6-2 become the 11th member of the Big 10 Golf Qualifying Tourney Sept. 7, 1, 9. Play 2892. Tomorrow's women's semifinals conference. While university officials startsat1 pa.Fri.,7 a.m.Sat, Sun. CallAston Open champion says he appreciates Staffi Graf (1), West Germany hope to begin conference play in some Shaw at 2519. YOUTH ACTIVITIES doing well in the tournament more vs. Racquetball-An organizationalemeet- Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (6), Spain sports in the next few years, it'll take Soccer sign-ups - GBYAA than ever. ing forCaptain's Cup Racquetball willbeheld Youth Gabriela Sabatini (2), Argentina longer to arrange a complete football Soccersign-upswillbetakenatthe NEX Mall The women set their semifinal Fri., Sept. 14, 11:30 a.m., at the gyn. Com- schedule. Penn State Athletic Director atrium Fri., Sept. 7,6-8 p.m.; Sat., Sept. 8, 11 mand reps must be present to enter a team. pairings yesterday with victories by Mary Je Femandez, USA Nit- a.m-3 p.m.; Sun., Sept. 9,noon-4 p.m. $20per Jim Tarman said yesterday that the Rosters due Sept 21. Season will nan Oct. defending champion Steffi Graf and Men - Quarterfinals child. Call Woody at4740DWH,2903 AWIL tany Lions first Big 10 football game through Dec. Call Amy at 2560. Pete Sampras (12), USA Pre-teen touch football - Football Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, who'll will be Iowa on Sept. 18, 1993. The Horseshoe Tourney - An organiza- defeated season is here andnow is thetime to play Pre- meet tomorrow. Graf eliminated Lions also hostI owa on Sept. 17,1994. tional meeting fora Captain's Cup Horseshoe Ivan Lendl (3), Czechoslovakia teen touch football at the Youth Center, Sun., Tourney will beheld Fri., Sept 7, 11:30 a.T, JanaNovotna 6-3, 6-1, and Sanchez- 6-4,7-6,3-6,4-6,6-2 Sept 9, 1-3 p.m. Call 4075. at the gym. Command reps must be present. Vicario beat Zina Garrison 6-2, 6-2. John McEnroe, USA PGA Pre-teen 2-on-2 basketball - Eng a Tounmey dates are Sept. 15 and 16. Partici- defeated partner and join us for Pre-Teen 2-on-2 bas- The other semifinal finds Mary Joe Hardees Classic -CurtlByummre- pants' names must be submitted by Sept. 13. David Wheaton, USA ketball, Fri, Sept. 7, 6 p.er,at the Youth Fernandez against Gabriela Sabatini. turns to the course today where he won Call Amy at 2560. 6-1, 6-4,6-4 Center. Prize fer winning team. Call 4075. his first and only PGA victory last year. Soccer Officials - A U.S. Soccer Fed- Today at the U.S. Open, 1989 Today's men's quarterfinals Pre-teen skateboard relays-Tuneup eration Referee Course is being planned for men's titlist Boris Becker continues Aaron Krickstein (9), USA Byrum is the defending champion for your skateboards for the Pre-teen skateboard Gino. Fifteen referees are needed for Cap- the $1 million Hardees Classic at relays, Thurs., Sept. 13, 6 p.m., at the Youth his championship quest with a quar- tain's Cup Soccer starting this month. Yearly Boris Becker (2), West Germany Oakwood Country Club in Coal Valley, Center. Call 4075. terfinal battle against American dues are $15. If you'd like to bea referee, all Andrei Cherkasov, Soviet Union Ill. He shot a final-round 66 last year to Teen two-on-two - Grab a partner and Mr. Del Valley at 7269 DWH, 7249 AWH. Aaron Krickstein. Under the lights, win by one stroke over Brian Tennyson join in the fun at Teen Two-en-Two Basket- Andre Agassi takes on unseeded Andre Agassi (4), USA ball Sat. Sept. 9, 9p.m. at the Youth Center. and Bill Britton. Two-time U.S. Open Saturday's men's semifinal Send league standings to the Call 4075. Andrei Cherkasov of the Soviet champ Curtis Strange, Payne Stewart John McEnroe, USA and Mark Calcavecchia are also in the Daily Gazette office for your Teen pool tourney - Come out to"Sat- Union. The winners meet Saturday, urday's" fora Teen Pool Toumey, Sat., Sept. field. sport. Call 4819 for details. as do John McEnroe and Pete Sam- Pete Sampras (12), USA 15, 9 p.m. Prize for 1st place. Call 4075. pras.