Cuban diplomat listed in jet crash (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI REPORTS) -- to Malaysia as well as Japan since jackets were members of the Japanese Southern Malaysia just north of Cuba's Embassy counselor in Tokyo 1974. Red Army. Singapore Island. has left for Kuala Lumpur to seek am- Malaysian Airlines officials con- Sources at Kuala Lumpur Airport formation on the fate of Cuba's am- firm that all 100 persons aboard had said the pilot radioed before the Airline officials say the Boeing bassador to Japan. The ambassador were killed. explosion that his plane had been 737, carrying 93 passengers anda seized by members of the terrorist crew of seven, was hijacked on a Several senior Malaysian govern- group. flight from the Maylaysian resort was listed as a passenger on the hi- ment officials were also reported to island of Penang to Kuala Lumpur, jacked Malaysian jetliner that ex- be on the passenger list including Further reports say the pilot the Malaysian capital, then on to ploded and crashed Sunday night near the minister of agriculture. tried to land in Kuala Lampur, but Singapore. Singapore. ground radio listeners heard gun fire An airline spokesman says that 10 Police have set up tactical command fire aboard the plane and it swerved minutes after the plane left Penang, The Cuban Embassy says the ambassa- posts at the scene of the crash, off. the pilot informed airline officials dor arrived in Kuala Lumpur Nov. 24 where bits of the wreckage and the flight had been hijacked and or- to pay a farewell call on the gov- bodies were found among trees in the Airport sources report there was dered to fly straight to Singapore. ernment before returning to Cuba area. an. explosion aboard the hijacked The plane crashed near the south- next year. An airline official says there is Malaysian Airlines jetliner before ern town of Johore Bahru, 15 miles He had served as Cuban ambassador still no confirmation that the hi- the plane crashed. It went down in north of Singapore City.

SToday is Cuban-A merican The Navy' onUy 1sahon-bas, d daLy Friendship Day Vol. 32 No. 231 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, December 5, 1977 Castro is Coal miners' delegate P.L.O. rejects U.N. resolutions strike looks TRIPOLI (AP) -- The Palestine Libera- The head of the P.L.O., Yasir Ara- in Angola tion Organization Sunday rejected any fat, was not present when the an- imminent Geneva peace talks based on current nouncement was made in Tripoli, Lib- WASHINGTON (UPI) -- There does not (AP) -- Radio Havana says the head United Nations resolutions. ya. seem to be much chance of avertjg of Cuba's armed forces, Raul Castro. The resolutions, passed by the He was said to be conferring else- a nationwide coal miners strike on heads a delegation to the first con- Security Council, call for negotia- where in Tripoli with the hard-line Tuesday. gress of Angola's ruling Popular Lib- tions based on the principles of Arabs who are trying to form a front United Mine Workers Prident Ar- eration Movement, which opened yes- recognized borders and national se- to counter the peace initiatives made nold Miller, absent from the terday. curity for countries in the area, in- by Egyptian President Sadat. The military leader is the brother last two sessions, rejoined govern- cluding Israel, and Israeli withdrawal ment-supervised bargaining with coal of Cuban President Fidel Castro. from occupied Arab land. The U.N. resolutions refer to the The U.S. State Department says Cuba operators in Washington yesterday. The announcement by the P.L.O. is Palestinian situation as a "refugee But a union spokesman was predict- has some 19,000 military personnel an apparent reversal of its earlier problem." The P.L.O. is demanding in Angola. ing that many of the 130,000 coal softened stand on Mideast talks. recognition of their national rights. miners will jump Meanwhile, in New York, Andrew Young the gun and not re- has changed his stance on the posi- port for work today. tioning of Cuban troops in Africa. U.M.W. spokesman After previously referring to them told U.P.I. that "In effect, the as "a stabilizing force," Young Sun- strike already has begun. If they day charged them with "contributing Assassination info costs plenty settle today it would probably be to destruction and chaos in Africa." two weeks before the contract could be ratified." WASHINGTON (UPI) -- It's going to freedom of information requests it Mine workers have a tradition of cost the public plenty to find out received in the last fiscal year. notworking until a contract is rati- what the F.B.I. has in its files on Those skeptical of the official fied by the full membership. Plane shot the assassination of John Kennedy. finding that Lee Harvey Oswald alone Under the Freedon of Information killed President Kennedy should have Act, 60 organizations and individuals a field day when the file material Spain weighs down over have forced the F.B.I. to release is released Wednesday. some 80,000 pages of file material, a about 40,000 pages on Wednesday and It is believed to contain some ma- port facilities EliL1IMnn I1 VULIC L theU rest I -in1 January.bi terial that never reached the Warren The agency estimates that the cost Commission. MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE (AP) --- Radio Mo- of the work involved will be more Public opinion polls show that many zambique U.S.S.R. reports a transport plane than $187,000. Americans still do not believe that for MADRID (AP) The Spanish government shot down over Mozambique last Sat-- However, it coat the F.B.I. more they have heard the full, true story -- urday, was carrying Rhodesian beef to than $9 million to handle all of the of the assassination. is said to be considering a request Zaire. from the 'Soviet Union that it be That would be in defiance of Unit- given non-military port facilities ed Nations sanctions against Rhode- across the bay from British Gibral- Sla.ExpIosIonsri ) Indian plant ter. The radio quotes the planes pilot A Spanish official said the U.S. and co-pilot as saying they've fer- NEW DELHI (AP) -- A series of explo- The accident is expected to delay and Britain have informally asked ried 300 tons of meat on 35 flights sione and a fire ripped through a the production of heavy water, used Spain about the Soviet request, but between the two countries since last plant that produces heavy water for as a medium for nuclear fission, for have not made any protest. June. nuclear generators injuring 20 per- about one year. The U.S. Navy operates a Polaris The mandatory U.N. sanctions sons and closing the facility accord-i- First reports say the blast was missile submarine base near Gibral- against Rhodesia were imposed 12 ing tt Indian government officials. caused by a leak in the plant's con- ter, and Washington is probably con- years ago when the white minority A spokesmen for the Indian Atomic verter, where heavy hydrogen, an ex- cerned about possible Soviet surveil- government declared unilateral inde- Energy Commission said the accident plosive material, is extracted from lance of base operations. dependence from Britain. ammonia gas. The Soviets made their request 18 catsed severe damage to the plant at The Baroda plant, whose construc- months ago. Some Spanish officials tion was started in 1969 with French say a Spanish-Soviet company has north Bombay. emonira ors He oda,said 200the injuriesmiles were mostly technical assistance, recently com- ready been formed to handle the bunk- Demonstrators minor burns suffered by plant work- pleted trial runs. It had not yet ering and servicing of ships and ers and firemen during an hour-long produced any substantial quantity of tankers in the Soviet merchant fleet. protestprotes bombbomb battle ConeJeagainst the flames. heavy water. Ky requests WAHSINGTON (AP) -- Demonstrations comes home protesting development of the neu- human rights tron bomb greeted President Carter PALMDALE FLA.CAP)-- After six time away from work. He was seen when he left church in Washington days, Colonel -oe's lark in the wallowing in pools by day and was Sunday with his wife and daughter. scrublands of Florida is over. heard trumpeting at night. for refugees 14-year About ten persons across the street The 3-too elephant will be hack Colonel Joe, the circus' LOS ANGELEN (AP) -- Former South shouted "Stop the neutron bomb," and doing tricks for the Circus Vargus old star attraction, was led into Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky held up a 50 foot banner reading tonight. a tractor-trailor Sunday afternoon said he's urged President Carter to "even to consider the neutron bomb The bull elephant escaped near for transport to Homestead -- south- extend his human rights campaign to is evil," as the Carters emerged from Palmdale in south-central Florida west of Miami -- where the circus helping fleeing Vietnamese refugees. a side door. Tuesday after his circus truck Vargus is appearing. Ky, who now runs a liquor store in Similar protests have been held caught fire. He eluded capture un- southern Califcrnia, said he sent for the past several weeks at the til Sunday when he was taken quietly He was spotted by two searchers telegrams concerning the refugees to church. about 15 miles east of Palmdale near about noon. Handlers were flown to the President, to the United Nations Carter has said he wants money ap- Lake Okeechobee. the scene and the elephant was cap- and to Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. proved for neutron bombs, but he has Fleeting glimpses of the elephant tured quietly. Circus officials Ky said he urged the President to not yet decided whether to go ahead before his capture gave searchers said Colonel Joe -- valued at admit into the U.S. refugees who with the production of such weapons. the impression he was enjoying his $50,000 -- was in good shape. flee Vietnam in small boats. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday,Monday, DecemberDecember 5,5, 1977 6- Page 2 Guantanaino Gazette Today's Meetings Tomorrow's Meetings ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m. For more 90269 AT. information call GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at Cossey at 8873 AWH. The club is Community 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point open to all base residents. Old Nursery School building. For information call 90269 or further TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at Bulletin 8871. 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For further information call Judy at 90253 AT. Board YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER EATERS TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the ACTUAL CONSUMPTION:11,536,000 East Bargo Old Nursery School TOTAL IN STORAGE: 14,425,000 building. For further information call 9623' AWH or 98145 AT. Community Announcements 951144 THE FUMIGATION DEPOT will accept THIS WEEK'S LIVE FIRING items for fumigation on Friday, SCHEDULE: Clubs & Organizations Special Announcements Dec. 9 from 7:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Monday.none scheduled The items may be picked up Tuesday, Tuesday.8 a.m.-5 p.m. THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS' REGISTRANTS FOR EITHER THE Dec. 13 from 1-3 p.m. Wednesday.8 a.m.-2 p.m. WIVES' CLUB BOARD will meet Tues- MBA OR MHR GRADUATE PROGRAMS Thursday.1 p.m.-5 p.m. day, December 6, at 9:30 a.m. topside to be offered by Nova university are IN GITMO are Friday.8 a.m.-5 p.m. MISSISSIPPIANS Saturday.none at the COMO Club. For more informa- requested to return their applica- planning a get together during the scheduled tion, call Betsy Waas at 8264 any tions to the NCFA office, Building Christmas season. Anyone interested The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas time. 760, no later than Wednesday, Decem- can call 95507 of 951109 for further between Saint. Nicolas and Caracoles ber 14. Those interested persons info. Come on you all. Let's make Points and all of the upper bay who have not yet received an appli- this a reunion to remember. Also, IN SUPPORT OF CUBAN-AMERICAN north of Caracoles and Granadillo DAY, the Socializers cation/catalog can do so by stopping if you're a CB'er, go to Channel 7 FRIENDSHIP Points will be off limits. For will host a party featuring the Cu- by the NFCA office or by calling and call for the Mississippi Travel- further information, contact the ban-American Ritmo Alegre after the Charles Flaherty at 8769 for further er. Special Services Marina, ComNavBase celebration at 8 p.m. on Dec. 5 at information. Duty Officer or Base Police. the Barrel Club. Donations are $3 BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE at the door. There will be an open SPECIAL SERVICES is now accep- ENGLISH AND WESTERN WRITING bar furnishing the Inter Command all you can eat and ting entries for LESSONS will begin January 4, 1978. drink. Sailing Regatta scheduled for Dec. Sign-ups will be taken until Decem- 10-11. This is the last event for ber 13. ,Call 99152 after working THE GITMO LACROSSE CLUB is the Admiral's Trophy this year. hours or 95581 during working hours. looking for members. Anyone inter- Deadline for entries will be Dec. 8, contact Cdr. prior to 4 p.m. Due to the limited ested in participating, A PANEL DISCUSSION ON CHILD working hours number of boats available, teas will -Turner, 8778 during will held at the Nautical limited to one entry each. Crews ABUSE be or 951001 ext. 301 after working be Lantern Dec. 14. This presentation must consist of a minimum of two peo- hours. You must have your own is hosted by the Toastmaster: Club 1:00 General Hospital ple with the roster containing no stick. No experience is necessary. of Guantanamo Bay and is open to the 1:35 Monday Matinee: "Murder Clinic" more than six names. A Skippers' public. There will be a presenta- 2:45 Nanny and the Professor meeting will be held at 4 p.m. on tion by the panel -- Frank Andrews, 3:15 Cartoons (BW) will have their Christ- Dec. 8 in the Officials' Hut to dis- THE PWOC high school principal; Michael Dic- 3:30 Sesame Street mas meeting Wednesday, December 7, at cuss racing rules. kens, pediatrician and child abuse 4:30 Nature's Window 7:30 p.m. at the home of Shirley Bat- counselor; Capt. Creig Mayor, law- Voyage to the Bottom of the cus (PP12). They will exchange small 4:35 yer; Ruth Jones, school counselor Sea (BW) Polly-Anna gifts not to exceed $5. A SPECIAL SERVICES FLEA and Chaplain Dick Earcus. 5:30 Neweratch For more information, call Barbara MARKET will be held on Sunday, De- cember 18, at McCalla Hangar from The evening will consist of a pa- 6:30 Wide World of People Oswald at 951171 any time. a ques- 12:30 p.m. until all merchandise is nel presentation followed by 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) be allowed to set tion and answer session. There will 7:00 The Rookids interested sold. No one will ALL CATHOLIC LADIES to 12. There will be two be light refreshments following the 7:55 Notes of Interest in helping with preparations for up prior size booths to choose from:- large discussion. The program will start 8:00 Paper Moon Cardinal Cooke's visit are invited booths (20' x 20') for $3 and small at 7 p.m. 8:30 Phyllis to a special meeting on Dec. 6 at (10' x 20') for $2, all inside 9:00 Monday Night Football: Dallas 7 p.m. at the Chapel. For further booths BASEBALL TEAM the hangar. You must supply your own THE NAVSTA RED vs St. Louis information, call Terry at 90266 or will begin practice for the upcoming tables. Note:Newswatch Update will be shown Dottie at 97159. season at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, December Anybody wishing to rent a space may during halftime. Exact time is 6, at the baseball field on Cooper do so by coming into the Special Ser- not available. Field. Personnel attached to PWD, vices office between 7:30 a.m. and 4 THE NEX-COMMISSARY ADVISORY MCB Det., Security (Base Police, Ord- p.m. Monday through Friday beginning BOARD MEETING will be held next nance, Correctional Center, EOD, at the Dec. 8 or by going to booth no. 1 the Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 Safety and NIS) make up the NavSta Movie schedule of the Flea Market. McCalla Admin building. day Red team. For further information, For people wishing to sell food, contact.Petty Officer Andrew at 8126/ LYCE UMS permission must be received from the 8140. THE DAY CARE CENTER will hold Navy Exchange before a booth can be Downtown: Summer School Teachers, R its December meeting Monday, December purchased. McCalla: I Never Promised You A 5, at 6 p.m. at the center. THE COFFEE SHOP will close at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 6, due Rose Garden, R THE PIZZA PUB'S NEW HOURS to the monthly spraying for pest con- Marine: Oh God, PG ALL MASTER, SENIOR AND CHIEF ARE AS FOLLOWS: trol. Leeward: The Black-Bird, PG PETTY OFFICERS are invited to at- tend a luncheon with the Commanding Monday-Thursday.4 p.m,-9 p.m. THE NEX'LAUNDRY AND DRY CLUBS Officer on Tuesday, December 6, at Friday and Saturday.3 p.m.-10 p.m, CLEANERS is temporarily out of the CPO Club dining room. A cash Sunday.Closed hangers. Anyone willing to donate Windjammer: Club closed bar will be open at 11:30 with lunch. extra hangers can turn them in to Staff NCO: Cry for Me, Billy, R Sherman Avenue Messenger of at noon. Reservations must be made OFFICE will be the Dry Cleaners on CPO: Mohammed, THE INSURANCE a.m. and 5 p.m. Without through the Career Counselor's Office closed from Dec. 12-28. Anyone hav- between 8 God, PG might have to close no later than 1 p.m. on Monday in or- ing insurance policies due during your help, they COMO: Club closed arrive. der to plan for food preparation. this period should come in prior to until more Call 8575 during working hours. Dec. 12 for renewals. The hours of the Insurance Office THE RED CROSS ORIENTATION COURSE are from 9 a.m.-l p.m. and 2-5 p.m. is being offered to all new volun- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- Supervisor's Lament. . teers who have yet to receive their day and 9-noon on Tuesday. As nearly everyone knows, a supervisor has certification. Please contact the practically nothing to do except to decide what is to be Red Cross office and reserve your done; to tell somebody to do it; to listen to reasons why someone place in this class. Instruction it should not be done, why it should be done by in a different way; to will begin at 9 a.m. on Dec. 12. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamno Bay, Cuba else, or why it should be done follow up to see if the thing has been done; to discover If you have not already enrolled as that it has not; to inquire why; to listen to excuses from you may do so at this time a trainee the person who should have done it; to follow up again by attending this one 3-hour course. to see if the thing has been done, only to discover that it Red Cross office: 95434 or 8601. has been done incorrectly; to point out how it should that as long as it has been W. DaCook have been done;. to conclude Capt. Bavid if it is Naval Command done, it may as well be left where it is; to wonder Base of a person who cannot do a thing THE NAVAL STATION RECREATION ComadingD Oficmr not time to get rid Naval Station right; to reflect that he probably has a wife and a large COMMITTEE will meet next Wednes- LCdr. Jrryan.Public Affairs Officer Jaurnalist be just day afternoon, Dec. 7, at 1:30 in J11Gerald Hi.ser. Leading family, and that certainly any successor would how more simply the Special Services Conference Room as bad, and maybe worse; to consider thing would have been done if one had located in the Official's Associa- and better the done it oneself in the first place, to reflect sadly that one tion Hut, across the street from a Guata n Gutte to published according to the could have done it right in 20 minutes, and as things Windjammer. the turned out, one has had to spend two days to find out ofteNard a Public Affairs OfficerPrinted why it has taken three weeks for somebody else to do it fv tieeekly at gov emnt evpenseon soveim~at CHRISTMAS GIFT 'AND OVER- wrong. SEAS MAILwrapping services are the Navy. being provided by the Company "L" ore parent of Wives Club Monday through Saturday at the Marine Exchange. Monday, December 5, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history Today is Monday, December 5, the 339th day of 1977. There are 26 days left in the year.

Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1933, prohibition ended in the U.S, as Utah became the 36th state to ratify the 21st Constitutional Amendment, repealing the 18th.

On this date-- In 1492, Columbus discovered the West Indian island of Santo Domingo, which now is shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic. In 1782, the eighth American president, Martin Van Buren, was born in Kinderhook, New York. In 1848, President James Polk announced that gold had been discovered in California. The Gold Rush of '49 followed. In 1934, 66 people were executed in Russia after purge trials. In 1955, blacks in Montgomery, Alabama began a bus boycott to protest segregated seating. In 1962, the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to cooperate in peaceful uses of outer space. The Children of Guantanamo perform during the Cuban-American Friendship Day Special broadcast on TV-8 Saturday afternoon. The live color Ten years ago: One-thousand protestors against the Vietnam War demon- pro- duction featured the children as well as the Miami-based Cuban-American strated at an armed forces induction center in New York. Police arrested Ritmo Alegre Band and Pat Duffus. The presentation will be rebroadcast 264 people, including baby specialist Dr. Benjamin Spock and poet Allen tonight at 7 p.m. Ginsberg. Five years ago: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states can shut down drinking establishments that feature nude dancers and gross sexuality. One year ago: The Spanish Socialist Workers Party held it's first con- gress in Spain since a ban by the Franco government, with West Germany's CCPO training classes start Willy Brandt among those attending. The following training classes these procedures. The classes will Today's birthdays: Republican Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina Dec. will be held by the CCPO Training meet on Wednesday and Thursday, is 75 years old. Former Army Secretary Stanley Resor is 60. of the Staff during the months of Decem- 14 and 15 on the second floor ber and January: Windjammer from 8-10 a.m. Thought for today: There is no inevitability in history except as men Instructor: Mr. Carlos Bru make it - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter, 1882-1965. Alcoholism. This is a mandatory Human Relations Workshop. Concen- course for all supervisors of civ- tration on awareness of self in re- ilian employees. The course has lation to others. How we react and two primary objectives: First - to why. This is an eight-hour workshop Residents must discourage alcohol abuse and advise to be conducted on Wednesday and employees through supervision that Thursday, Jan. 11 and 12, 1978. The WASTE NOT assistance is available for individ- location will be announced later. LIGHT MATERIEL HEAT cut water use uals with an alcohol-related prob- Instructor: Master Chief Brantley lem. Second - to insure that super- Equal Employment Opportunity Panel The Base Utilities Superintendent visors understand their responsibil- Discussion. This is a mandatory is asking all base residents to cut ity in dealing with subordinates course for all supervisors of civil- down on their consuption of water having such problems. The class ian employees. This is a two-hour in order to bring storage levels will meet in the Windjammer Ballroom training class to be held from 8-10 back to normal and to avoid more on Wednesday, Dec. 7 for three hours a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1978. stringent measures being imposed. from 1-4 p.m. The location will be announced later. 2 2 Instructors: Dr. Wm. Dudney and Discussion Leader:, Mr. Al Bruhl high tide- 3: pm Local In just one day recently, 87,000 low tide-- 9:52pm gallons of water were used over what Mr. Al Buhl Industrial Hygiene and Employee sunrise--- 7:22am forecast was produced by the Desal Plant. Techniques of Estimating. Course Safety. This is a mandatory course sunset---- 6:21pm The storage level is now nearly 2 outlines the methods and techniques for supervisors of ungraded employ- high------86 million gallons less than required used in estimating the costs of con- ees. The course will concentrate on low------70 and has been going down steadily struction projects. This is a ten- hazards in the work environment and over the past week. Residents are hour course designed for engineers supervisory responsiblity for em- Today's forecast calls for partly asked to cut back whenever possible or planners and estimators involved ployee safety in the work space. cloudy skies with some scattered on watering lawns and washing cars, in this function. The classes will This is a one-hour training class to showers. Winds will be Southeaster- especially when it rains. The as- meet on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 8 be held from 8-9 a.m. on Wednesday, ly at 15 knots, Bay conditions will of everybody will help our and 9 on the second floor of the Jan. 25, 1978. The location will be be 1-3 feet. sistance base continue to supply water to all Windjammer from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. announced later. without imposing restrictions. Instructor: Mr. Jack Neill Instructor: Lt. H. M. Hays Motivating Your Workforce. Course Action. Commands/Departments content includes Incentive Awards should schedule supervisors to at- and Disciplinary Actions for tend the mandatory training describ- AFRTS survey non-U.S. civilians. First session ed above. These courses are not is to discuss the different types of mandatory for those supervisors who serve radio audiences around the world, American In order to better cash and honorary awards available have completed a minimum of 80 hours Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) periodically asks locally to supervisors who wish to of supervisory instructions. Al- stations to rate the programs they send to all their outlets, recognize deserving employees, the though not mandatory, they are con- To more accurately gauge listener preference, Gazette readers are asked proceedures to effect them and their sidered highly desirable for all to rate the following programs on a scale of one to five, using five as relationship to other personnel ac- supervisors. Nominations should be you are not familiar with a particular program or have the maximum. If tions such as promotions, perform- made by forwarding memorandum indi- please leave it blank. never heard it before, ance ratings, pay increases, etc. cating' date and title of class, full name, rank or rate, and address, Send your response Please include your Second session on disciplinary ac- name (first, middle initial and or personally bring it to the station at via guard mail to AFRTS Box 22 tions is aimed at familiarizing the last), rank or rate, position and Morin Center. supervisor with the philosophy and. social security number. For addi- programs are aired Monday through Friday. Once-a-week Five-day-a-week purpose of the disciplinary system, tional information, call 8822 or Saturday or Sunday. programs are heard either procedures, supervisor's participa- visit the Consolidated Civilian Per- PROGRAM FIVE-A-WEEK PROGRAMS RATING ONCE-A-WEEK PROGRAMS RATING tion and employees' rights under sonnel Office. 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R - Religious A.-- Since your father died while rated permanently and totally disabl- V -arlty ed, your entitlement will remain the same. 'age 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 5, 1977 ' ay, have I got a deal for you' SP ORTSLE Winter trade meetings start today by JOSN Jeff Woodhouse "Need a home run hitter? We may Take the threat of free agency, for have just what you're looking for. instance. The California Angels have Jabbar knocks NBA refs He has great power, good speed, and. an outfielder, Bobby Bonds by name, plays the outfield like he owns it. who is threatening to play out his All we want is, ah, how about the option this coming season. Since (UPI)--Kareem Abdul-Jabbar thinks with those who claim the superstars lefty you have that had the big the Angels have already signed free it's about time the NBA started en- get preferential treatment, he con- year? You were saying he intends agent outfielder Lyman Bostock, Bonds forcing its rule book. tends he actually suffers because of to play out his option this year becomes expendable. Jabbar last night came off the his status as the league's nunber one anyway." Fine. So you put him on the trade injured list, having been sidelined player. "Sounds like it may have possi- market. Only problem is, no one since the first game of the season "Since I've been in this league, a bilities. But you have to toss in wants to trade anyone of Bonds' qual-- with a broken hand, the result of double standard has been applied as that minor league righthander that ity to get the slugger because he an angry punch he threw at Milwaukee far as officiating is concerned and won 16 games this year." might just walk out next year and center Kent Benson. The 7'2" cen- I'm not insensitive to it. The offi- Only if you add some money or, sign with someone else. cials use different standards for ter says he's had enough pushing maybe, that sharp looking glove man different people. The Angels are looking for pitch.,g and shoving in the pivot to last a at third base." "I wouldn't say it's a personal and Bonds is attractive bait, even if lifetime. "Are you kidding? I wouldn't get He particularly wants the league thing with the officials. They just he is rather expensive. That's where rid of him unless you." long term contracts come into the to enforce the rule that states that feel I have an advantage and a lot of cetera, et cetera. picture. Bonds will probably want not hold, push, talent and a lot of height and they Et a "player shall Of these beginnings come the fruit what every other free agent wants, charge into, impede the progress of feel I should play the game with a of success or the dregs of defeat lots of money. Add to that, the sect: an opponent by extended arm, knee or handicap." for many baseball teams. Today is curity of a long term pact, no-cut, by bending the body into a position t he start of baseball's annual twin- no-trade, of course. that is not normal." t:er meetings in Honolulu. The right There are teams that might just "The real crux of the Jabbar says, move can take you to the World Ser- figure that they have a decent chance matter is the interpretation of the i es. The wrong move could.well. of signing Bonds and therefore would rules. I don't want the style of the . * y'ou probably remember how Nolan Ryan be willing to take the chance. game to change. But I think the in- Then came to Anaheim. again, there's the team that doesn't terpretation of what is to be con- With the threat of free agency and really have much choice. doned has to change. It's to my dis- l ong term contracts, many general The New York Nets had the second- advantage to play a strongarm game. mmanagers are a little bit leary of worst record in the National League else who can play that type Somebody making any major moves, yet there and desperately need a power hitter. of game has an advantage when the aare plenty of top names being ban- The trade bait is one of their top are interpreted that way." rules died about as teams evaluate their two left-handed pitchers, Jerry Koos- According to Jabbar, league refer- p ositions. man or Jon Matlack, both of whom ees have two standards. In contrast suffered unmercifully because of the lack of offensive support received in New York. Several possibilities are being tossed around. Rumors have the Mets M U MD dealing~wit'h Boston, Minnesota and UI Ak u.A aPomma TE 1 }.JLL Kansas City. Boston reportedly has put first baseman George Scott up for grabs. Kansas City has offered " " " """" "*" John Mayberry. Both are top notch, . " " power hitting first basemen. Here is the 1977 United Press Intern national All-America Looking at-it another way, Koosman wants to go to Minnesota, his home. YORK (UPI)-Fifth-rated Notre team: NEW The Twins,' af tar losing Lyman Boa- Dame, priming for a Cotton Bowl Larry Hisle, as well as a showdown with top-ranked Texas, OFFENSE POS. NT. WT. CL. tock and ______-host of lesser names, however, have showed its wealth of talent with three players on the UPI All-Ameri- Wes Chandler, Florida WR 6'1" 188 SR little left to bargain with. You ca Football Team. Ken MacAfee, Notre Dame TE 6'4" 250 SR can forget Rod Carey. The Irish, who have only lost once Chris Ward, Ohio State T 6'4" 272 SR Other names being mentioned are in ten games this season, are repre- , Texas Tech T 6'7" 260 SR Jeff Burroughs of Atlanta who belted sented by tight end Ken MacAfee, de- Leotis Harris, Arkansas G 6'l" 267 SR 41 homers this year; Willie Nontanez, fensive end and defen- , Michigan G 6'3" 245 SR Thetrdebatthe flashy fielding, s neofthirto .300 hitting sive back . , Pittsburgh C 6'3" 240 SR first baseman of Atlanta; power hit- It's the third straight year Mac- , Stanford QB 6'4" 202 SR ring first baseman Lee Hay of Bal- Afee has been named to the first , Texas RB 6'1" 220 SR timore; outfielder Gary Natthews, team and the second straight appear- Terry Miller, Oklahoma State RB 6'O" 196 SR Atlanta again (does anybody want to ance for Browner. Charles Alexander, Louisianna State RB 6'l" 215 JR stay?) Yankee catcher Thurman Hun- Steve Little, Arkansas PK 6'O" 179 SR son, who apparently doesn't think Texas, Arkansas, Pittsburgh, Ohio that being a World Champion is worth State and Oklahoma each placed two saying in New York; Al Oliver (it players on the 23-man DEFENSE first squad. seems as if every year, Oliver's Stanford's Guy Benjamin, who led Ross Browner, the nation in passing, is the first Notre Dame E 6'3" 247 SR name is mentioned as available by , Kentucky team and is joined in E 6'7" 220 SO Pittsburgh. Nobody ever gets him, , the backfield by the nation's three Pittsburgh T 6'6" 228 SR though, and he just goes back and Biad Shearer, Don Baylor of the leading rushers, Earl Campbell of Texas T 6'4" 255 SR hits .300 again)! , Texas, Terry Miller of Oklahoma Oklahoma MG 6'2" 225. JR Angels and a host of pitchers, in- Jerry Robinson, State and Charles Alexander of Lou- UCLA LB 6'3" 208 JR clouding Roosman, Matlack, Fergy Jen- isianna State. , Ohio State LB 6'3" 228 JR kings and Rick Wise of Boston, Al , St. Louis, and Jim Sla- Campbell is the leading candidate Kansas State LB 6'2" 222 SR Hrabosky of for the Heisman Trophy. , Oklahoma DB 6'l" 184 SR ton of Milwaukee. Luther Bradley, Notre Dame DB 6'2" 204 SR With the wealth of talent availa- , Southern Cal DB 5'll" 173 SR ble, there's bound to be some big *e"ee"ee"ee"e " . headlines during the week. And only time will tell if the moves made this week are the right ones. Or, haven't you heard the one about i Joe Foy for Amos Otis? 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