Guantanamo Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 76 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, April 24, 1989 Memorial service held for those who died on board the USS Iowa NAVY NEWS SERVICE tion. ome Johnson, commander U.S. Second inch guns, twelve 5-inch guns, as well as The deceased were heloed off Iowa in Fleet was embarked on the ship for the Tomahawk and Harpoon missile launch- An explosion on board USS Iowa (BB Roosevelt Roads, and then Naval exercise Fleetex 3-89. ers. 61) killed 47 sailors April 19. flown to Dover Air Force Base in Dela- "The ship's crew performed magnifi- The families of the deceased were all Iowa was conducting gunnery exercises ware. The remains were received in a cently," Johnson said. "They were on the notified within 36 hours after the accident. 330 miles northeast of Puerto Rico when an ceremony at Dover with an honor guard fires quickly and fought heroically to get The family service support center in Nor- explosion ripped through the number two and Navy band. Secretary of the Navy, their fallen shipmates." folk operated around the clock providing 16-inch gun turret causing a fire and struc- William Ball III, related apersonal experi- The Chief of naval Operations, Adm. help to families of crew members while the tural damage. There were 58 sailors inside ence from a previous visit to Iowa. extended sympathy for Naval Military Personnel Command, in the multi-level turret. Eleven men in the "Ihadsailedwiththemandhadcrawled fallen comrades and Navy families. Washington, manned a toll-free telephone magazine on the lowest level escaped with around their turret, shaken their greasy "To the families and shipmates of all information service. minor injuries. hands, felt the strong, sure grip that only a our sailors who were killed or injured.we Fire fighting teams flooded surround- gunner's mate can give, seen the ready grin know that their service was not in vain - Today, President Bush, Secretary of ing magazines to prevent further explo- on their faces and watched the steady and that they were serving to protect the free- Defense Dick Cheney, Secretary Ball and sions. The damage was contained within rough way they went about their work. doms our nation so proudly holds," said the Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Trost the 17-inch thick steel walls of the turret. They were good sailors.their deaths were Trost. attended a memorial service for the 47 The USS Coral Sea (CV a jolting reminder of the dangers faced by Iowa is one of the four World War II Iowa sailors at the Norfolk Naval base. 43), operating nearby, sent a surgical team those who freely make that choice and "mothballed" after the Korean and medical supplies to the scene but the serve at sea," Ball said. War andrefitted with modem weapons and By presidential proclamation all U.S. owa reported there were no injuries to Capt. Fred Moosally commands the recommissioned in the 1980's. The ship Flags on government installations will be personnel requiring outside medical atten- Norfolk-Based . Vice Adm. Jer- carries over 1500 sailors and has nine 16- flown at Half-Mast until April 25, 1989. Two ships collide while refueling during a Fleetex 3-89 exercise NAVY NEWS SERVICE USS Trippe (FF 1075) was alongside Damage to Trippe below the waterline made necessary engineering repairs to en- USS Platte (AO 186) 500 miles east of and a battered bow and port bridge wing. ter port under its own power. An oiler and afrigate collided while re- Jacksonville, Fla., when the collision oc- There was minor flooding but damage fueling April 19, duringFleetex 3-89. Both curred. Platte suffered damage to its main control teams patched the holes. Platte was able to continue underway to ships suffered moderate damage but there deck railings, a four-inch hole above the USNS Powhattan (T-ATF 166) towed meet other refueling commitments of the was only one minor injury. waterline and a ruptured JP-5 fuel tank. Trippe toward Charleston until the exercise. DoDDS students get firsthand looks with Senate youth program By SGT. MAJ. RUDI WILLIAMS Delegates come to Washington for a who areinfluential in policy making of the affect our lives." AFIS Correspondent week of working with their senators, at- United States. We saw the law of the land, After having met with government of- tending briefing at the White House, Su- the constitution and Declaration of Inde- ficials and political leaders, Griffin said: Two Department of Defense Depend- preme Court, Pentagon, House of Repre- pendence. "This shows that it's very possible for ents Schools students were among 104 sentative, Library of Congress and Na- "I think that everybody here has politi- anybody who has the desire and motivation delegates who spent a week visiting their tional Archives and visiting other local cal aspirations somewhere in the back of to work for such an office. Knowing that senators and getting firsthand looks at the sites. Each college-bound youngster is also their minds," said Zakhem. "Having been they came up from boyhoods or girlhoods inner workings of the U.S. government. given a $2,000 scholarship. able to relate and talk to as many politicians similar to my own lets me know that such They were in Washington, D.C., during "We came here (Hearst, her husband and world leaders as we have in this last a career is possible for myself." late-January, early-February. and brother-in-law, Randolph Hearst) for week has just amplified that. Hearst has added Zakhem and Griffin As delegates to the Senate Youth Pro- the first time to present the idea to the "Being a DoDDS student in the Persian to her long correspondence list. She beams gram, John Zakhem, 17, of Bahrain High senators in 1961," said Hearst. "My hus- Gulf right now is a great experience, espe- whenever the "kids" are mentioned. "I'm a School, and Carter Griffin, 16, of Balboa band was with us for the first nine years." cially since I can see firsthand the exem- very strong believer in our youth, because High School in Panama, represented some After her husband died in 1972, she contin- plary job that our armed forces have per- I deal with them every year," said Hearst. 150,000 DoDDS student sin 273 schools in ued coming every year to meet and greet formed in bringing back pride tothe United "Twenty-seven years is a pretty long time. 19 countries worldwide. Two students her "kids." States military," Zakhem said. And I certainly have had a chance to know from DoDDS, each state and the District of "The original idea was to get the young Only juniors and seniors can vie for the these young people throughout their lives Columbiaparticipateintheprogram,spon- people interested in their government and honor. Griffin, a junior, explained: "It's and what they're doing. I'm the one they sored by the William Randolph Hearst political science," Hearst explained. only for elected student representatives of write and tell these things. They're not a Foundation and the U.S. Senate. "They've gone on to become senators, am- the school, from student council president statistic, as far as my records are concerned. DoDDS students were not included bassadors, lieutenant governors, doctors, all the way down to junior class treasurer. They write to 'their mom' and tell me when the first Senate Youth Program dele- lawyers, ministers, rabbis, any field they So I would suggest the students who want what's going on in their lives. They'll gates met in the nation's capital in 1962. go into, they're successful because they to participate in the program get involved always be my kids." They made their debut 20 years later. "We have the drive. They want to do something. in extracurriclar activities, sports, debat- Asked about her most rewarding mo- decided that kids attending the Department And they do it." ing, anything extra that's above and be- ments with her kids, Hearst said: "The dele- of Defense schools should be honored the Some 60 students vied for the program yond normal school work, as well as get- gates themselves. These kids are our future. same as kids going to schools in the United in DoDDS' five overseas regions, Atlantic, ting involved in student government." I've always said, 'Good kids aren't news.' States,"said Mrs. George Randolph Hearst Germany, Mediterranean, Pacific andPan- Griffin, whose father is general man- If Johnny is a 4.0 student, his mother and Sr. of the HearstFoundatiQn. "The fact that ama. After submitting an application, each agerfor Eastman Kodak in Central Ameri- father and grandparents are happy and the their fathers serve overseas should not student took a written test, which included can and parts of South American, said, "I teacher and principal of his high school are exclude them from having this opportu- an essay and an oral interview. Leadership do have political aspirations as one possi- all proud. But it doesn't mean anything to nity." positions held in high school and participa- bility for a career. This only magnified the outside world. But if John steals a hub DoDDS is operated for dependents of tion in extracurricular activities were con- that. It has enhanced the idea that people we cap off a car, he makes the front page news. military and civilian employees stationed sidered. read about are actually real persons, not just But that's the minority. It's a shame that it overseas. Children of other Americans are "I took a written and oral test on current print on newspaper pages. They're real has to be that way. These kids are our allowed to attend on a space-available worldaffairsdealingwihtheUniedStates peoplewhoakcrealdecisionsthatreally fuue" basis, but they must pay tuition. and Bahrain governments and wsole an "But we can handle only two students essay on the assessment of Pteside from DoDDS because we have two sena- (Ronald) Reagan as presidet," said tors and two delegates from each state and Zakhem, whose father, Sam H. Zakhem, is the District of Columbia and two from the U.S. ambassador to Bahrain. DoDDS," said Hearst. "The DoDDS stu- "It's one of the most excitiag experi- dents visit the senator from their parents' ences I've ever had, an expvricace I'l home state. Thevice presidentserves as the cherish for the rest of my lfe,' said senator for the District of Columbia stu- Zakhem, who isconsidering attending the dents." AirForce Academy,Harvardar Princeton As states in the 1981 U.S. SenateReso- to study international politics. "Not only lution, the program is "a short indoctrina- have we seen Washington, we've seen the tion into the operation of the U.S. Senate leaders of our country, the chief justice of llV and the federal government, generally." the United States, many, many senators Beware: It could be your bike Bikes are stolen from many -Lock your bicycle when you places. The most common place is leave it. Secure your bicycle to a bike from your home. But, bikes have rack or another immovable object. been stolen from parks, schools, -Take advantage of Security's be Operation ID. Engrave your bicycle NEWS stores and libraries. A bike can BAY stolen from just about anywhere that with your name and social security Base Fumigation Chamber Air Terminal Flash #14 number, then register the bicycle anyone would park a bike. Here in Transportation Priority "C" is used for spon- with security. Each month Security The Base Fumigation Chamber will be open Guantanamo, seven bikes were sors, with or without dependents, using EML and sponsors a bicycle registration drive Friday, April 28, to receive articles. Pick-up will be stolen in March. Most bikes that DoD dependent school DoDDs teachers and their in various housing areas. open 7:30 a.m. to 4p.m. Tuesday, May 2. have been stolen weren't locked. accompanied dependents in EML status during For further information on theft You can protect your bicycle from school yearholiday/vacation periods. theft by following a few simple prevention, call Security at 4168, Pine Wood Derby guidelines: 4606 or 4145. Cub Scout Pack #401 will be having it's annual Pine Wood Derby Saturday, April 29, at 10a.m. in Resume draft evaluation the Boy Scout Hut, located off 6th Street Villamar. For those people who have attended the resume DoDD schools continues efforts The public is invited. Children must be accompa- writing workshop, this class will review your rough nied by their parents. For more information, call drafts. This workshop will meet Tuesday, April 25, to locate handicapped children Gary Bell at 4121 during working hours or 2846 at2 p.m. in the Family Service Center. Call 4141 or 4153 toregister. Project Child Find may sound school age, he/she may have after working hours. like aprogram forrunaway kids, but enough of a head start to be able to it is not. Instead, it's a DoDD school begin regular public education Book Discussion Group programrelating to individuals with classes with his/her peers when the The Shell Seekers, by Rosamunde Pilcher, will Photographic Memories time arnves. physical, intellectual or emotional be the novel discussed at the May 17, Book The Photographic Memories Photo Studio, handicaps that prevent them from Everyone who deals with chil- Discussion Group meeting. The meeting will be dren routinely, including medical located near the racquetball courts at Cooper Field, getting an optimal education. held in the home of Carol Corsano, Paola Point #1, would like to photograph you and your family. For staff, teachers, day care workers, The project is part of DoD In- at 7 p.m. The book is available at the base library (Ace) or Linda parents, friends,relatives and neigh- more information, call Maurice struction 1342.12, in 1981, requiring or for purchase at the NEX and Marine Corps Mini- Winters at 2707. school systems to locate, identify, bors, should contact the local school, Mart. All are welcome. evaluate and provide a proper educa- if they know of, or think they know tion, when appropriate, to all persons of, a handicapped individual who is Navy Broadcast notes Pre-natal classes not involved in a full educational Red Cross is sponsoring Childbirth (pre-natal) ages birth through 21, who may need The Navy Broadcasting Service Detachment at no cost program. classes during April and May. The four session special education services has distributed a radio/television survey. Surveys to families. The program is intended to cre- class will be held April 25 and will continue for ate a positive partnership between have been sent to each command, with additional four consecutive Tuesdays, commencing May 16. To the American military com- copies available at the bowling alley, Phoenix is help parents and school, therefore, all Classes will meet in the Naval Hospital Fleet Sick munity, it means that there Cable and NAVSTA Public Affairs Office. It's available to handicapped dependents calls of concern are welcome, even if Call room from 7 to 9 p.m. there is uncertainty that a person is, your opportunity to provide input on programming, Anyone due to between now and the end of through the DoDDs school system. technical quality and responsiveness of the they are or is not, handicapped. Frequently, June may call and register at 4676 during working Once a person is located, command information program. Return your com- tested by profes- you can see that someone needs help hours. screened and/or pleted survey via Guard Mail, Stop #2. their potential evenif youdon'tknow exactly what sionals to identify Immediately following Open Line, TV-8/Cable handicap, and an individual plan is the problem is. Many times only an CPOA Hail/Farewell experienced expert can determine Channel 2 will broadcast a special Wavelength devised to help them in the area of The COMNAVBASE CPOA Hail/Farewell the nature and severity of a handicap, presentation, "A Day on the Edge of Freedom" their handicap, if it is appropriate. Committee is sponsoring its second community handicap. This program spotlights the Marine mission in Each person is dealt with individu- such as an emotional gathering to recognize CPOs departing/arriving. All more informa- Guantanamo, the training and activities of those ally, and each educational plan is Anyone wanting COMNAVBASE CPOs are invited to attend. The tion about the Child Find program that provide fenceline security and defense. unique. theme is "May Showers" and is scheduled for May may contact Linda Hill, Child Find Preschoolers, ages birth to five, 12. The cost is $9 per person and will include a chairperson or Lucia Tyler, principal Open Line are Child Find program's number main entree of fish and steak. The band "Changes at the elementary school at 2669 or one priority. Ideally, ifa young child Cmdr. Clark, Staff Judge Advocate, and Chief II" will be the evening's entertainment at the CPO 2130. receives the proper help prior to Petty Callahan, of the Naval Legal Service Club beginning at 6 p.m. Office Detachment, will be Capt. John Boyd's For more information or to purchase tickets, guest on Open Line set to air WEEKLY WATER USAGE Tuesday, April 25, on contactNCC Foley, NAVSTA CCC, at4575 or Cable Channel April 17 - 23 2. 4298 or RMC Dodson,NAVSTA BCT, at4406. Secretary's Day discount Fire hydrant testing 2 The Blue Caribe will have a 10 percent lunch The Naval Station Fire Department will be 1.8 and dinner discount for all secretaries Wednesday, conducting hydrant testing on the following dates April MG 1.6 26. and locations: IA 1.4 Tuesday, April 25: Iguana Terrace housing LL 1.2 Central Fidelity Bank Wednesday, April 26: High School, Gold Hill LL 1 Central Fidelity will have a teller at the Thursday, April27: Cuban Village 10 0.8 Leeward Point facility Wednesday, April 26. Friday, April 28: Miscellaneous housing areas. ON 0.6 Testing of the hydrants may NS cause discoloration 0.4 DAPA meeting of the water. It is recommended that clothes not be washed on days 0.2 There will be a DAPA meeting for all that hydrants are being tested in your area. 0 NAVSTA and tenant command DAPAs Wednes- The Naval Station Fire Chief day, April 26, at 1 p.m. in the Family Service Rudy Farias can Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Center. The CAAC inspection team from Norfolk be reached at 4165 or 4222 for further information. - DAILY USE GOAL will be on board and have expressed a desire to meet with all DAPAs on base, including tenant Housing inspections representatives. The Naval Station Fire Department will be conducting housing inspections from4:30 to7 p.m. CCC registration on the following dates and locations: Tuesday, April25: TierraKay Entertainment Tonight For planning purpose, registration for City 72 through 94 Thursday, April 27: Tierra Colleges of Chicago, Term 5/88-89, will be as Kay 95 through 116. Residents who On Channel 2 follows: Leeward Point, May 16; Early Bird, May are unable to comply with the above schedule 19; and Regular, May 22-25. should call the Fire Prevention Office at 3441 Regular registration will commence Thursday, or 3442 to schedule an appointment. 4:00 ROBOTECH May 25. This will be a permanent deadline day. 4:30 SQUARE ONE TV The Navy Campus must forward all Tuition Lunch and flowers 5:00 FAMILY TIES Assistance forms to Norfolk on the Friday prior to Bosses, treat your secretary to a delicious lunch 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT class convening week. at the Blue Caribe on Secretary's Day Wednesday, For general information, classes will start May April 26. Not only will you be filling your tummies 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 29, which is a federal holiday. Check the Gazette but filling your wallet by getting 10 percent off the 6:15 SPORTS MACHINE for a complete listing of courses. meal. And if you can't take your secretary to lunch, 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS you can get 10 percent off flowers at the Navy 7:00 STAR TREK R & R cancellation Exchange Personalized Services April25 and 26. 8:00 MOVIE: PORK CHOP HILL The R & R trip scheduled for April 26-28, to So go ahead bosses, treat your secretary to lunch or 9:45 NEWSCENTER 8 (REBROADCAST) San Juan has been canceled. flowers on their special day of the year. 10:00 MARRIED WITH CHILDREN Energy savings tip Office closures Frozen foods should be thawed in the refrigera- Port Services Department will closed Wednes- tor. As frozen food thaws, it absorbs the heat from day, April 26, at noon for an office function. All Guantanamo Gazette the other items in the refrigerator. As a result, the inquiries or questions should be directed to Port Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba refrigerator doesn'thave to work as hard. Control at4774. PSD will also be closed Wednesday, April 26, Naval Base Commander . Capt. John S. Boyd, USN Functional Skills program from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., for an office function. Public Affairs OfficerL.L Bob Hines. USNR The CCPO office will be closed from 2 to 4 Editorial Staff Technical Writing is finally here. This Func- p.m., Friday, April 28, for personnel training. Editor . JOSN Dirk Rose, USN tional Skills class is geared to Petty Officers' who Assistant Editor. JOSN Lisa M. Enloe, USN need to "brush up" on their writing skills. Also, Functional Langouste season closure Theeditorial content of this newspaper is prepared, edited andprovided by the Public Affairs Office Skills classes in math and of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This newspaper is anauthorized publication foremembers English will be starting soon. For more informa- Lagouste season will be closed through May of the military services and their families stationed overseas. Its contents do not necessarily reflect tion, call Lori at 4307, between 8 a.m. and noon, 31 per NAVSTAGTMOINST 1710.10. 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PAGE 2 MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1989 GuArrANAMo GAZETTE BAY DINING I .T I 11 WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE April 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Officers ------17 - CPO ------18 Downtown 4 1 2 3 5 9 13 McCalla 3 4 1 2 6 10 14 Marine 2 3 4 1 7 11 15 Leeward 1 2 3 4 8 12 16 Windjammer 1 2 3 - Indicates there will be no movie. Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown.

1. Stealing Home: Mark Harmon - Jodi Foster: An irresponsible ex-ball player is made responsible for his best friend's ashes and when he discovers what to do with the ashes, he figures out what to do with the rest of his life. COMEDY- DRAMA (PG-13) 1 hr. 38 min.

2. Married to the Mob: Michelle Pfeiffer - Dean Stockwell: A gangster falls for the widow of man he has killed and the FBI agent investigating the crime also flips for the hoodlum's moll. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 44 min.

3. The Principal: James Belushi - Lou Gossett, Jr.: Jim Belushi is a substitute teacher at an inner-city school who has a reputation worse than those of his students. This time he's gone too far, and there is only one thing left for the administra- tion to do - make him the principal. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 50 min.

4. No Way Out: Kevin Costner - Gene Hackman: Kevin Costner is a Navy man who is put in charge of a murder investigation that could lead back to him. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 54 min.

5. Outrageous Fortune: Shelley Long - Bette Midler: Shelley Long and Bette Midler star asa pair of rivals who become unlikely friends during a rowdy cross country journey to find the man who two-timed them. COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 38 min.

6. Legend: Tom Cmise - Tim Curry: In a mythical forest inhabited by fairies, goblins and unicoms, the evil Lord of Darkness is imposing an irrevocable curse of etemal night. Itsis up to a free-spirited hermit named Jack 0' the Green to outwit the wicked tyrant and consequently rescue his heroine, the Princess Lili. FANTASY-ADVENTURE (PG-13) 1 hr. 29 min.

CLASSIFIED ADS 7. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Animated: The story of the fairest-maiden-of-them-all who is hidden from her evil stepmother by seven funny and loving dwarfs until she is rescued by her Prince Charming. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 23 min. All items for the classified section AWH. must be submitted on 8 1/2 in. paperwith 8. My Little Pony: Danny DeVito - Madeline Kahn: As all the little ponies in Ponyland celebrate at the annual Spring a maximum of 40 words per advertise- 20 ft. Cudy Cabin, 200hp Johnson '88, Festival, the wicked witch, Hydia and her nasty daughters, Reeka and Draggle, hatch a plot to tum Ponyland into dark ment. Each item to be sold must be submit- fish finder, out-of-bounds cert. Call 4568 wasteland. ANIMATION (G)1 hr. 29 min. ted on a separate sheet of paper unless DWH or 4149 AWH. they fall under the same category. Ads '86 Bayliner, "Margaret B", sleeps 5, re- 9. Deadly Friend: Matthew Laborteaux - Kristy Swanson: A young teen genius grafts a robot's brain into his dead submitted which include a variety of items frig., stove, bimini-top, radio, depth girlfriend's head. HORROR (R) 1 hr. 30 min. will be placed under Miscellaneous. Ads finder, Rem Con spotlight, alc, gen. avail., must be signed andinclude a phone num- $24,000 or trade fornice carand cash. Call 10s. Double Feature: The Mooseketeers: Rocky J. Squirrel - Bullwinkle the Moose: Rocky and all his nutty friends ber where the submitter can be reached Jack at 2504 DWH or 2581 AWH. make up a series of cartoon clips. ANIMATION (G)28 min. during normal working hours. DIVEGEAR 10b. Pinocchio & The Emperor of the Night: Animated: Pinocchio celebrates his first birthday asa boy and encounters Deadlines:Adsare publishedfor two Reefwear zipper booties, size 8-9, $15. trouble when he disobeys Gepetto and nmss off to the carnival. ANIMATION (G) 1 hr. 31 min. consecutive days (Monday and Tuesday Mares octopus, $20. Mares Power Plana and Thursday and Friday).Ads must be in fins, size small, $15. Pr. fitted fins, sizes 11. Out of Africa: Meryl Streep - Robert Redford: This extraordinary story of Danish writer Karen Blixen's years in by noon Wednesday or Friday preceding ranging from 7 to 15, $10 ea. Call 2968 Kenya in the 1920s and 30s revolves around the two men in her life, Baron Bror Blixen and adventurer Denys Finch- the desired publication dates. AWH. Hatton. It is the romantic tale of an independent woman's coming to terms with herself, her country and its people. Leeward Point residents may submit EURNITURE ROMANTIC-ADVENTURE (PG) 2 hr. 41 min. ads via telephone.All other residentsmust Brown recliner in good cond., $75. Brown submit written ads to the Public Affairs sofa and chair, 1-yr.-old w/2 end tables 12. Agnes of God: Meg Tilly - Jane Fonda: Movie adaptation of the Broadway play about a novice nun accused of Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill. and coffee table,$225. China cabinet, $95; murdering hernewbom baby. Court appointed psychiatrist is sent to the convent to investigate the death. DRAMA (PG-13) hutch, $30; misc. bookcases, etc. Call 1 hr. 39 min. AIR CONDITIONERS 3886 AT. GE 19,000 Bu; Whirlpool 18,000 Btu, Interchangeable baby furniture grouping. 13. The Untouchables: Robert DeNiro - Sean Connery: Special Agent Eliot Ness and a tough Chicago cop take on Al bothin excel. cond.,$75 ea. Call 2434 AT. Consists of baby stroller w/detaching high Capone and the mob. APPLIANCES chair, car seat, table and rocker attach- Kenmore washer, needs belt, $75. Two ment. Easy to clean nagahide, burgundy 14. Allan Quartermain and the Lost City of Gold: Richard Chamberlain - Sharon Stone: Richard Chamberlain is refrigerators, $75 ea. Electric stove, $75. color. Still have warranty, asking $175 swashbuckler Allan Quartermain in search of his brother who disappeared into the African wilderness while searching for a Call 3886 AT. nego. Call Marie at 4941 DWH or 2612 legendary lost civilization. ADVENTURE (PG) 1 hr. 40 min. GE dishwasher, $175, excel. cond. Call AWH. 3351 after 6 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS 15. The Lost Boys: Kiefer Sutherland - Jami Gertz: A pair of teenage brothers new to a decrepit Califomia beach town, AUIS Boy's shorts, size 4, Boy's baby clothes 0- come up against a gang of teenage bikers who never grow old. HORROR 1 hr. 37 min. Classic '65 Triumph Vitesse, 6 cyl., 1998 12 months. Girl's summer outfits, size 6. cc., dual-carbs, 4-spd. w/overdrive, con- Priced $.50 to $2.00. Weight bench, $20; 16. Johnny Be Good: Anthony Michael Hall - Robert Downey, Jr.: A rollicking romp as the top high school vertible top in good cond., red in color, child's bike seat, brand new, $20. Large in America is pursued by every coach in the country. COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 28 min. driven daily, title w/sale, $3,500 firm. Call trash can, $7.50. Call Pete at 3250. George at 2118 or 3014 DWH or 2178 Buster Brown, brandnew, sizes 10-2. Boat 17. The Great Outdoors: Dan Aykroyd - John Candy: An idyllic vacation on a majestic lake for an auto parts salesman AWH, leave message. shoes, 1 pr., Ked's sneaker, 4 pr., $8 to $10. and his family is turned into a nightmare when his obnoxious brother-in-law arrives with his family. COMEDY (PG-13) 1 '69 Chevy Nova, good dive car. GTMO Call Pete at 3250. hr. 30 min. special that runs, $500. If interested, call Wood curtain rod w/28 wood rings, 83 in. 2351 DWH, ask for John. long, hardware and insulated floor length 18. Hero and The Terror: Chuck Norris - Bryan Thayer: An under cover police officer struggles with his nightmares '79 Generic Truck, very dependable, curtains includ. Great for sliding glass about a serial killer that is now locked away. His nightmares come true when the killer escapes and a murderous spree Dodge Slant 6, $1,200. Call Wally at 2156 door area, asking $20. Call Marie at 4941 follows. ACTION-DRAMA (R) 1 hr. 36 min. DWH or 2633 AWH. DWH or 2612 AWH. '84Dodgekam Charger, excel. cond.,ike STEREO EQUIPMENT new, p/l, p/s, p/b, at, a/c, 318 cu. in. en- Sharp stereo system, cassette,phono, AM/ gine, AM/FM/cassette, bucket seats, FM, two 50w speakers, $250. Call 3858 cruise control, new battery, trailer hitch, AWH or 2269 DWH. G All Ages. black ext./burgundy int., $7,500. Call Sharp CD player, $125 OBO, excel. cond. PG Not recommended for younger children. 3398 AT. Call 4502 DWH or stop by GHT Rm. R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. AUTO PARTS A310. Car cover, Beverly Hills. Custom fit for TWO-WHEELERS 1970-74 Plymouth Barracuda or Dodge '84 HondaAero 125 Moped w/spareparts, Challenger. Will fit other type cars of shop manual, carrier box, helmet, $650. Movies begin at 8 p.m. similar size. Cover is 1-yr.-old, slightly Call 3858 AWH or 2269 DWH. faded w/few pinholes. Paid $135 new, WANlEID asking $45. Call 6336 or 6349 DWH or Rowing machine, reasonably priced. Call 6184 AT. JOSN Haddox at 2300 DWH. BIIC LES Men or women's 15-spd. mountain bike. Two 10-spd. for parts, $10 ea. Call 2968 Contact CM3 Kelley at 4158 DWH. Power, water and telephone outages will affect various areas throughout the base The Public Works Depart- buildings will be affected: Bldg. Friday, April 28, the follow- p.m. Tuesday, May 2, 1st Street have no dial tone; all numbers ment will be conducting various 186, 187, 188 and APTCO Con- ing areas will experience a power Villamar will be affected by this starting with a 4 can call 4xxx maintenance operations through- struction compound. outage from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.: outage. Fourth and 5th Street numbers and IT&T long distance out the base. Residents and offices There will be a water outage Sixth Street Villamar housing Villamar will be affected Wed- only; and all numbers starting can expect to experience water, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednes- area, Boy Scout Hut, Water Plant nesday, May 3. with a 6 can call 6xxx numbers power and telephone outages day, April 26, to allow PWD #3 and Base Alert Siren. In the evening of May 6, at 10 only. during these operational proce- personnel to replace defective PWD has scheduled a water p.m. until the morning of May 7, dures. water distribution valves. The outage for May 2 and 3, to allow at 6 a.m., there will bea telephone Check the Guantanamo Ga- Tuesday, April 25, there will following areas will be affected: personnel to replace defective outage. The following is a list of zette for any further outages and be a scheduled water outage from All of Gold Hill Towers, SBEQ water valves within the Villamar numbers that will be affected: All for an update of areas affected by 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. The following and Gold Hill Galley. housing area, from 7 a.m. to 4 numbers starting with a 2or 3 will theseoutages.

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The Cardinals continue to Texas to Cleveland (from the FROM WIRE REPORTS make an early draft Broncos); , LB, of priority. Louisiana State's Eric Virginia to New York Jets; Andy With five rounds in the books, Hill became the fourth Heck, OT, of Notre Dame to the NFL draft resumes this morn- in five years selected as the num- Seattle (from the Colts); Hart Lee ing in New York City, where ber-one player by the big red, Dykes, WR, of Oklahoma State yesterday Dallas did the expected dating back to its days in St. to New England; Joe Wolf, OG, and Cleveland and Washington Louis. of Boston College to Phoenix beat the trade drums, mostly for Richard Tardits made history (from the Seahawksf; Brian Wil- running backs. when Phoenix chose him in the liams, OG, of Minnesota to New As expected, Dallas made fifth round. The Georgia line- York Giants; Wayne Martin, DE, the top overall backeris the firstFrenchman ever of Arkansas to New Orleans; pick. The former UCLA quarter- drafted by an NFL club. Tardits , DB, of Arkansas back signed a contract last week, played only rugby before arriv- to Denver (from the Browns); so his selection was a mere for- ing in college. Bill Hawkins, DE, of Miami/Fla. mality. Next came Green Bay, to Los Angeles Rams; Andre which chose Michigan State of- Other first-round picks in- Rison, WR, of Michigan State to fensive lineman Tony Mandar- cluded: Indianapolis (from the Eagles); ich. Heisman Trophy winner and , LB, of David Williams, OT, of record-setting Florida State to Tampa Bay; Tim to Houston; Tom Ricketts, OT, of went to Detroit as Worley, RB, of Georgia to Pitts- Pitt to Pittsburgh (from the Vi- the third pick, followed by Ala- burgh; , DE, of kings); , DB, of bamalinebacker Pitt to San Diego; Sammie Florida to Miami (from the to Kansas City and defensive back Smith, RB, of Florida State to Bears); , RB, of to Atlanta. Miami; Eric Hill, LB, of LSU to Miami/Fla. to Los Angeles Rams The busy Browns traded up Phoenix; , DB, (from the Bills); , with Denver by sending four of Clemson to Chicago (from the WR, of Northern Arizona to At- picks for the 12th choice overall, Raiders); , DE, lanta (from the Bengals); and which turned into speedy Texas of Florida to Chicago from the Keith Delong, LB, of Tennessee running back . Redskins); Eric Metcalf, RD, of to San Francisco. Cleveland also traded running back Herman Fontenot to Green Bay for a couple of selections. Later, Cleveland shipped run- ning back Earnest Byner to Wash- ington for another back, Mike NBA's final standings, Oliphant. Besides Byner, Wash- ington added, you guessed it, a running back by acquiring Gerald playoffs start soon Riggs from Atlanta for first and second-rounders next year. Much of the talk on draft day Eastern Conference Western Conference concerned Chicago quarterback Atlantic Division Midwest Division Jim McMahon, who had been W L Pct GB W L Pct. GB rumored on his way to the San Y-New York 52 30 .634 - Y-Utah 51 31 .622- Diego Chargers. But nothing Y-Philadelphia46 36 .561 6 Y-Houston 45 37 .549 6 happened, and McMahon re- Y-Boston 42 40 .512 10 Y-Denver 44 38 .537 7 mained with the Bears for at least Washington 40 42 .488 12 Dallas 38 44 .463 13 the day. New Jersey 26 56 .317 26 San Antonio 21 61 .256 30 No one drafted Heisman Tro- Charlotte 20 62 .244 32 Miami 15 67 .183 36 phy runnerup Rodney Peete in the Pacific Division opening five rounds, although Central Division Y-L.A. Lakers 57 25 .695 - seven were taken. Y-Detroit 63 19 .768 - Y-Phoenix 55 27 .671 2 The Southern Cal signal caller Y-Cleveland 57 25 .695 6 Y-Seattle 47 35 .573 10 had earned the second-best rank- Y-Atlanta 52 30 .634 11 Y-Golden State43 39 .524 14 ing to number-one pick Troy Y-Milwaukee 49 33 .598 14 Y-Portland 39 43 .476 18 Aikman in most pre-draft scout- Y-Chicago 47 35 .573 16 Sacramento 27 55 .329 30 ing reports. Indiana 28 54 .341 35 L.A. Clippers 21 61 .256 36

Aquatics Department activities Deer Park. Two ponies with guides will be awaiting the AREA Hydroaerobics arrival of with Della Elizie your children. Pony rides will be offered You can exercise and beat the heat from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the next hydroaerobics session beginning April 28 For more information, call Laurie or Glen at ATHLETICS through May 31 at the Marine pool. 2381. The class will meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The cost of the session is $20 and payable by April 26 at the MWR Information Bowling events Fitness Division activities Office. Midnight Ramblers bowling league For more information, call Beth Krouch at 3845. The Friday night Midnight Ramblers Bowling 's Cup triathlon League is looking for persons interested in bowling The Captain's Cup Triathlon will be held Satur- Project Player events on the late shift. Bowling will start at 9 p.m. day, May 13, vice May 20 due to DEFEX. The event Anyone interested in bowling in this league can will begin at 7 a.m. and will be held at the Yacht Frisbee golf tournament call Tern at 2915 anytime. Club. Open a whole new world of recreation, attend the A starting Frisbee Golf tournament Saturday, date will be set as soon as eight teams You can register at the base gym and check the May 20, at the sign up. Gazette at a later date for additional information Yatera Seca Golf Course beginning at 1 p.m. regarding times, categories and more. Play six holes of frisbee golf. Hitting the flag pin PWD For more information, call John Powell at 2560. with the frisbee is the same as making a putt. The triathlon team participant with the lowest score is the winner. The cost Anyone in Public Works interested in participating Basketball tournament to enter is $2 and registrations will be taken at the in the Captain's Cup Triathlon currently set for May An invitational basketball tournament meeting is MWR Information Office. 13, call UTI Dan Finklea at Electrical Trades at set for tonight beginning at 5 p.m. in the base gym. A This event is sponsored by Project Player and for 4834. 10-man roster and $100 entry must be submitted at more information, call Amy at 3845. that time. Yacht Club meeting The tournament will begin at 6 p.m. beginning Corral events April 28 - 30. Awards will be given to the first-, Pony rides A Yacht Club membership meeting is set for second- and third-place teams. Don't forget that every Tuesday in April pony rides Sunday, April 30, at 1 p.m. in the Yacht Club. For more information, call 2560. will be available at a minimum cost of $.50 per ride at Members and non-members are invited to attend. ______

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