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Vol. 43 -- No. 87 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, May 6, 1987

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I' Division classes The Naval Station "I" Division classes will not be conducted May 12 and 13. "I" Division will resume May 19 and 20.

Centrex and Autovon outage The Naval Base will experience a scheduled outage of all Centrex and Autovon capabilities on Sunday, May 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Only commercial calls will access Guantamo Bay during the outage. For more information, call RM1 Brooks at 4582.

Change in R and R and EML travel procedures The Base Transportation Office at McCalla Hangar will no longer be manned. All requests for R and R and EML travel should be submitted directly to the Base 760 YNC Park, at Building Transportation(guard mail stop Officer, 46). Phone inquiries may continue to I be made to 4901, which will be answered by the NAVSTA Operations Office. Sign-ups for Space "A" and EML travel will be conducted at the ATO Office at McCalla Hangar.

Beaches closed I Cable Beach and Cuzco Beach will be closed through Navy Relief raffle ticket sales -- Hatfield, chairman or tne ticKet sales Friday, May 15, for military training activities. Capt. John Condon, COMNAVBASE (left), and committee. The Navy Relief fund drive Capt. Albert Johnson, Commander, Fleet. kicked off on Monday, and continues through Gaona) Vehicle Registration Office Training Group, buy several of the first June 6. (Photo by JOSN J.M. The Vehicle Registration office hours are Monday, Navy Relief raffle tickets from YNC Pam Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Check-outs are welcome anytime but are best served Tuesdays and Thursdays. Secord testifies on Iran-Contra scandal LDO/CYO In-Service Procurement Awards mentioned by Attorney General he was working The next LDO/CWO in-service procurement board will (UPI) -- Public hearings he thought into the Iran-Contra scandal Edwin Meese when the scandal with Reagan administration meet in January 1988 to select active duty and reserve limited duty and chief warrant officers for commission- resumed this morning on Capi- broke last fall. Secord says approval. tol Hill with more some of the money was used In testimony he gives ing in fiscal year 1989, Applications should be for- testimony warded to reach COMNAVMILPERSCOM (NMPC-211) by July 1. from retired Air Force Maj. for other related secret pro- today, Secord is expected to Qualiified applicants may apply for both LDO and CWO. Gen. Richard Secord. jects. detail the administration's For more information, contact the Command Career Secord is considered one of The retired general told arms sales to Iran in 1985 Counselor of the Personnel Support Detachment Educa- the key figures in the arms how he got orders from Lt. and 1986, a subject he had tional Services Office. affair and spent three hours Col. Oliver North when he set just begun to delve into when fielding questions from up military airlifts to the the first session was gaveled See a leak? members of the the House and Contra rebels, and later to a close. happen to spot what appears to be a water main Senate select committees helped ship United States If you At the break or leaking pipes, or even much more water in a under the glare of television arms to Iran. White House, Presi- dent Reagan again denied any place where it shouldn't be, call the Public Works De- lights. Most of the testimony partment. If you don't see people from PWD working was on his efforts to aid the Secord also touched on prior knowledge of illegal around it, assume no one knows about it. Nicaraguan Contra rebels. another crucial area in the private fund-raising to arm the The number to call is 4424. This number is manned 24 Secord gave the first scandal, the rule of former Contras. He brushed aside Casey. suggestions he has reason to hours a day. public accounting of the $30 CIA Director William million generated by the Secord says he discussed his worry about the hearings, Energy conservation tip covert United States arms private Contra aid network telling reporters, "I'm Keep the lint screen in the dryer clean. Remove lint sales to Iran. He says only with Casey three times, and hopeful that I'm finally going to hear some after each load. Lint impedes the flow of air in the $3.5 million eventually went that Casey supported his of the dryer and requires the machine to use more energy. to the Contras, not the $10 efforts. things that I'm still waiting million to $30 million first Secord also made it clear to learn." Daily safety tip Bad wires cause fires. Israeli planes kill 10 in attack on Sidon Around the globe (UPI) -- A squadron of NAVNEWS '87 Israeli warplanes attacked Palestinian targets east of the Lebanese port of Sidon at Sailors spend more time at home dawn this morning killing 10 Summit meetings with Japan not enough (WASHINGTON, D.C.) -- Sailors are able to spend more and wounding 28. Both the United States and Japan agree that they did not time at home as the PERSTEMPO (Personnel Tempo of Police say the raid was the agree to enough during last week's summit meetings in Operations) program takes effect. Israelis' second air strike Washington. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, back in The program began in Oct. 1985 with the goal of in less than a week and the Tokyo, calls the result of trade talks with President reducing lengthy family separations. At that time, one 14th of the year. The Ronald Reagan "regretable.". United States trade third of ships and aircraft squadrons were spending squadron of 10 United representative Clayton Yeutter say's he is also more than 50 percent of their time away from home port. States-built F-16 jets bombed disappointed, and is praising Reagan's sanctions on some )By June 1987, 79 percent of all ships and 81 percent what the Israelis called made-in-Japan goods. of all aircraft squadrons will be in home port at least terrorist targets in two half the time. refugee camps outside the whites to go to the polls In addition, all the Navy's ships and aircraft city in southern Lebanon. South African go to the polls today, electing squadrons met PERSTEMPO's turn-around 2-1 ratio goal. Officials in Sidon say the South African whites for the nation's ruling minority. The eve of the That means after each six-month deployment, a ship or 20-minute attack destroyed parliment was marked by a work strike involving a squadron won't deploy again for 12 months. three buildings belonging to elections half-million blacks. Labor unions and anti-apartheid Yasser Arafat's Al Fatha wing groups plan to continue the boycott while the votes are of the Palestine Liberation Inside cast. Organization. Three Page 2 - Career Counselor School Honor Roll guerrillas were reportedly Page 2 - High killed and 20 wounded, but amnesty Cats Illegal aliens seeking Page 3 - Care Of Stray the PLO says 15 houses were from domestic workers to a network Standards Of Conduct Thousands of aliens, Page 3 - ruined and the victims were picked up amnesty applications Tuesday. It was Red Wings Stump Oilers, 3-1 TV newsman, Page 4 - "all women, children, and the first day of a year-long federal program offering elderly people." United States citizenship for some illegal immagrants. The U. A raid last week on the flow of applicants, more than 1,500, showed up in the same two refugee camps killed Chicago area, but only a few showed up in Arlington, Va. 19 and wounded 37. v

r- Career Counselor's Corner By NCCSeLouissStagger tI Khe NAS Career Counselor f I IO r

More news from Washington Guantanamo Bay Nursery School COMO weekend special Ahoy shipmates! It has been of the program you wish to The Guantanmo Bay Nursery School is The Officers' Club Seaside Dining Room a busy week for all of us I'm use and want the remainder of currently holding registration for the weekend special is London Broil. Please sure. I know it has been for your contribution returned, 1987/1988 school year. Eligible children call 2132 for reservations. the folks in Washington. the address has been changed. must be three years old by Dec. 31, 1987. Several new NAVOPS have come As a reminder, some folks To register your child, stop by the out and the latest edition of get itchy and want their Nursery School office, Monday - Friday from "All Hands" is also on the CPO general assembly/luncheon money back even before they 7 a.m. to noon. For more information call streets. So to keep you up to The CPO Club will host a Chief Petty use their educational the school at 2159. date on the newest informa- Officers' General Assembly and Luncheon benefits. Keep your fund tion, here is the rundown. Friday, May 15. Lunch will begin at 11:30 going until it maximizes your COtO Club pinochle a.m. and the meeting will be held The April edition of "All educational benefits. Over 80 Authorized patrons are invited to take immediately afterwards. The meeting will Hands" has a section on the percent who stay in the part in a pinochle tournament tonight in include election of Advisory Group officers selection boards for candi- program realize they will the COMO Club Wardroom. Sign-ups begin at and Initiation Committee members. For more dates for E-7, 8, and 9. Even need more education after 6:30 p.m. and play begins at 7 p.m. information or to submit agenda items, call though you may be years away they get out of the service. Prizes will be awarded in the double- your representative or MMCM (SW) Hobby at from these boards, there are deck, auction-bid tournament. For more in- This may be the opportune 4768 or 3322. some super words for all formation, call 2132 during the morning time to remind you that City hands. Get a copy and read hours only. Colleges is just about to this section carefully. The Package store special orders register for the next term. advice is valid for anyone If you have requested special order items Maximize your service time MCI Toyland/Home and Garden Center Package Store in the past three who ever hopes to really make serve you better, the Marine Corps from the and use tuition assistance. To call the manager at 4525 or 4980. it. Happy reading. Exchange Toyland/Home and Garden Center has months, Finally, NAVOP 037/87 an- Now for those NAVOPS. 031/ been relocated to the Main Store. Hours of nounces this year's program 87 announced the LDO/CWO operation will be: Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. May birthday jam for teens for entry into the Career (limited duty officer and to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Celebrate your birthday at the May Recruiter Force (CRF). If you Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Toyland's Birthday Jam for Teens with Jam Master chief warrant officer) board. have had a successful tour at The board will convene in previous location will now be the home of Eric, Saturday, May 16, 7 - 11 p.m., at th recruiting duty, the CRF the Marine Corps Exchange Furniture Mart. Barrel Club. January for the fiscal year program may be for you. 1989 candidates. Your appli- This store will sell: furniture, large For more information call 3195. cation must be in Washington As I will be in Washington appliances and carpets. Watch for its grand by July 1. Remember, if you when this hits print, I hope opening. Doughnut-Eating Contest qualify, you can apply for to bring you back even more Gorge on delicious-tasting pastries at both LDO and CWO. of the latest from Washington Caribbean Naval Lodge the Pre-Teen Club's Doughnut-Eating NAVOP 033/87 covers refunds for next week. The Caribbean Naval Lodge, A.F. and A.M., Contest, Tuesday, May 19, 3 - 4 p.m., at for the VEAP (Veterans So until then, take care, will hold a stated business meeting the Teen Center. Educational Assistance Pro- serve proud and be a good tonight at 7:30 p.m. in building AV-54. For more information call 3195. gram). When you have used all shipmate. All master masons are cordially and fraternally invited. Great Pie-Eating Contest High school honor roll students Cherry, apple, .chocolate cream, and Smoking cessation class blueberry pies are some of the great eating you may be able to experience at the Teen A free two-week smoking cessation class Ninth Grade "Great Pie-Eating Contest" All A's will be held at the Naval Hospital, May 11 Center's Joseph Blankenship Thursday, May 21 at 7 p.m. be held nightly, 6 7 Twelfth Grade Brent Durbin - 22. The class will - For more information call 3195. Roy Gozum Jay Hilburn p.m. with all Guantanamo Bay residents to attend. Tenth Grade John Neill invited Class size is limited and attendance at Crazy Shorts party Tamara Byrd Allison Phillips each session is important. For more The Pre-Teen Club will celebrate May Amy Hickman Angela Raible birthdays with a Crazy Shorts party at the contact Dan Maxima Sanchez Jennifer White information and registration Barrel Club Friday, May 22, from 7 - 9 p.m. Eighth Grade Wilson at 7240 DWH or 3483 AWH. $1.50. For more information call Ninth Grade Cost is Jennifer Abo 3195. Lucienne Fischer Free blood pressure checks Lora Head Terry Potter David Walker During May Fitness Month, the Naval free blood pressure Command Fitness Coordinators Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Hospital will be doing checks on a walk-in basis, Monday through There will be a Command Fitness Eric Boucher Manny Cruz Coordinators workshop at the Naval Hospital Seventh Grade Teri Lawrence Friday between the hours of 9 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 3 p.m. conference room on Tuesday, May 12, at 1 Cristina Gutierrez Raymond McCollum p.m. This workshop will be given to assist Dennis Peglowski Everyone is invited, and this is a vital test of a person's health. Command Fitness Coordinators in defining A-B Iris Sanchez the extent the Hospital will assist in Elizabeth Stevens GBOWC social fulfilling the medical requirements of Twelfth Grade Jennifer Tackett OPNAVINST 6110.1C. Lynne Anderson Freeman VanBrunt The Guantanamo Bay Officers' Wives Club a dessert and coffee on the Point of contact is HMCM Roybal at 7201 John Connon Daniel Whittler will sponsor COMO Club patio Thursday, May 21, at 7. and Ensign Wilson at 7240. Tracey Plakinger All Commands are encouraged to send a Barbara Puig p.m. All members and anyone else eligible Leeward Point are urged to attend. representative. The workshop will be from 1 Eleventh Grade Come out and bid farewell to those - 4 p.m. Clarice Cascio leaving and support the installation of the Mary Fischer banking hours new officers. Cooler tasting at the Wine Cellar Cecille Gozum Reservations must be made by May 15. Call There will be a vendor-sponsored cooler Friday, May 8 Teller only Liz Lane at 4541; Chris Bone at 4700; or tasting at the Wine Cellar, Saturday, May Tenth Grade Monday, May 11 Teller only 16, from 1 - 3 p.m. Gregory Ezell Friday, May 15 Teller only Bette Cote at 2900. Thomassa Knight Tuesday, May 19 Teller only Christopher Oliver Friday, May 22 Teller only I n Sarah Rasmussen Tuesday, May 26 Teller only Thomas Rippert Friday, May 29 Teller only Pre-Kindergarten registration being taken at CDC Registration for the summer resource. 31, 1987, or be scheduled for Pre-Kindergaten program is The program begins Monday, kindergarten this fall. now being taken at the Child June 22, and continues Enrollment will be open Development Center. through Aug. 21, Monday throughout the summer to through Friday, from 8:30 to vacation time. This program was named as allow families 6aette 11 a.m. Class size is limited of the Naval Military one A child must For more information con- Command's out- to 25 children. Personnel be five years old as of Dec. tact Susan Gregory at 2205. U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper standing recreation programs last year. I pt. John condo USN.Caiander . la .Public far fie It is a 10-week program New operating hours at the Commissary Lt n nchnes UI that promotes skills for kin- J05N JanGaoa USN. .Stf Assistant dergarten: reading readiness, Effective May 19, 1987 JOSA Joel Parks, USN.Staff Assistant numerals and letters, JOSA Dirk Rose, USN.Staff Assistant Fred Van Horn.Staff Assistant handwriting, concepts of Monday, closed shapes, sizes and colors, Tuesday, 10 am. - 6 p.m. fine and large motor The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules and regu- Wednesday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. lations for ship and station newspapers under the direction of the activities and lessons. In public affairs officer. The Daily Gazette is printed five times addition, there will be an Thursday, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. a week at government expense on government euimnt, at the Navy on socialization, Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. heopinions and emphasis Friday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. self-discipline, respon- statanents that appear herein are not to be construed as official, Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. or as the official views of the Navy Departmant or Canander, U.S. sibility, self-esteem, self- Naval Base. The Public Affairs Office is on the first floor of bus behavior, safety Sunday, closed Building 760 (Adnin Hill). If you need assistance, please call us help, at 4819 or 4502. and using the teacher as a

Daily Gazette Wednesday, May 6, 1987 Abandoned animals in Guantanamo Bay Standards of conduct By Capt. Williams Unfortunately, it is a far cats, who often cannot tell Base Veterinarian more common practice to "un- the difference between food To maintain public confidence in the integrity of the officially" adopt these ani- and finger. Cat scratches or Department of the Navy, which is essential to the per- Wild cats. We see them all mals, to gain their trust, bites often become infected formance of its mission, all naval personnel shall com- over base, reflected in the and by feeding them, keep due to the normal bacteria of ply with the following standards of conduct: glare of our headlights, them hanging around. the cat's mouth, and all scurrying down drainpipes and But often this well-meaning bites should receive prompt, -- Avoid any action, whether or not specifically back alleyways. act brings tragedy upon the qualified medical attention. prohibited, which might result in or reasonably be Many have been abandoned, well-meaning "owner," the One last consideration for expected to create the appearance of: left to fend for themselves cat, or both. Often these an- individuals who own other - Using public office for private gain by owners who felt that a pet imals are picked up on Animal cats themselves: stray cats - Giving preferential treatment to any person was just a casual commitment, Control sweeps, when, running may bring diseases into your or entity and that the animal was not to a place that it considers area, such as feline leukemi- - Impeding government efficiency or economy worth the financial drain to safe, such as the house of an a, a contagious disease whose - Losing complete independence or impart- t e it to the next duty sta- individual who is feeding it, suspected reservoir is Guan- iality . Many more are first-, it comes directly in contact tanamo Bay's wild cat popula- - Making a government decision outside nd- or even third-genera- with Animal Control and is tion. official channels, or tion offspring of these aban- destroyed, leaving the owner There is no regulation a- - Adversely affecting the confidence of the doned pets. guilt-ridden and heartbroken. gainst adopting stray cats, public in the integrity of the government As common as it is a prac- A far more dangerous sce- far from it. Caring individu- -- Do not engage in any activity or acquire or re- tice to abandon pets in nario is the abandoned cat als are encouraged to give a tain any financial interest which results in a conflict Guantanamo Bay, the community who comes to dinner and won't home to a needy animal, pro- between your private interest and the public interest has opened its heart to these go away. Cats, even healthy- vided the animal is regis- of the United States related to your duties. creatures to create another looking ones, can bring dis- tered, examined, and vaccina- -- Do not engage in any activity that might result practice almost as common, ease to well-meaning individ- ted by the base vet, as is in or reasonably be expected to create the appearance that of feeding and caring uals in the form of rabies, any other pet on base. of a conflict of interest. for these poor unfortunates. which can be transmitted by Don't flirt with tragedy: -- Do not accept gratuities from defense con- Some good souls even go as insignificant scratches or adopt your cat, officially, tractors. far as to welcome these ani- bites. This is an especially legally today. If you have -- Do not use your official position to influence mals into their homes, com- common occurrence with chil- room in your house for a any person to provide any private benefit. plete with shots and regis- dren, who believe that all needy animal, please contact -- Do not use inside information to further a tration, to make them legal animals are friendly and can the Base Pound at 4440 or the private gain. pets in the eyes of the com- be picked up, or people who Veterinary Clinic at 2101 or -- Do not use your rank, title or position for munity. proffer bits of food to stray 2212. commercial purposes. -- Avoid outside employment or activity that is incompatible with your duties or may bring discredit to FURNITURE the Navy. Double bed headboard. Make -- Never take or use government property or ser- offer. Call 2960 AT. vices for other than officially approved purposes. -- Do not give gifts to your superiors or accept One eight-drawer dresser with them from your subordinates. (There are limited excep- e mirror. Headboard and bed tions to this rule; ask the Staff Judge Advocate) railings. Asking $85. -- Conduct no official business with persons whose Three-piece wicker table set. participation in the transaction would be in violation F One coffee table, two end of law. stands. Asking $70. Call 2281 -- Seek ways to promote efficiency and economy in a e AWH or 4788 DWH. government operation and public confidence in its integrity. All items for "the Saler" Beautiful white enamel day should be submitted on 8 1/2" bed, used once. New mattress, by 11" sheets of paper. Ad excel. cond. Asking $650. length should be less than 40 words. Recliner in excel. cond., Each item to be sold should be on a asking $200. Call 4890 AWH or separate sheet of paper. All submissions 2860 DWH. Ask for Stephanie. must be signed and have a phone number. Bring MISCELLANEOUS to the PAO Office, Bldg. 760, Admin Hill. Casio Writer CW-10. Personal Phone 4502or 4819. electric typewriter w/case. Many features. Call 3193 transportation. FOUND Asking after 5 p.m. A watch at the beach. Call $1,000. Call 3872 AWH. 3310 to identify. 12" oscillating fan. Looks LOST '80 Datsun hatchback. 5-spd., new. Asking $10. 8' brown Red and white boys bicycle good running cond. Call Jim pull-string curtain rod. from 728A New Villamar. If at 4390 DWH. Asking $8. Call 3677 AT. seen, please call Clara after 2 p.m. at 3941. '74 Ford Maverick, 2-door, Beautiful wooden kitchen 6-cyl., standard shift, AM/FM canister set. Four contain- Gold Cross select tip pen. cassette player. Has new ers, asking $25. Call 3929 Lost May 5 in vicinity of engine, radiator, battery, AWH. Admin Bldg. 760. Call 4163 master cylinder, universal DWH or 2413 AWH. joints, horn and rebuilt Full face, Nava motorcycle AIR CONDITIONERS brakes. Asking $1,500. Call helmet, DOT approved, size 24,000 BTU, 21 months old, 3677 AT. medium. Very good cond. Motorcycle safety awareness still under 5-year warranty. Asking $35. Call 3929 AWH. Asking $400 or best offer. (4 Ford Torino, 4-doer'. - May Evelyn D. Harris vests. The Navy's required course lasts two days BUC Heede at 6395 DWH or be seen at U 51C. Asking Fair AFIS Correspondent safety Wall-mount 2-gun rack. and includes a lot of hands- AWH. $1,800 or best offer. In good cond. Asking $5. Call 3929 on training and skill cond. Avail. at Ferry Landing AWH. The good news is that the One 1B,000 BTU in good condo. June 16. Call April at 3677 number of military motorcycle testing. The Army can require to pay their own One 8,000 BTU in excel. cond. AT. combat boots. Brand fatalities is going down. The soldiers A AUTO Marine medical expenses if they're One 5,000 BTU in good cond. PARTS new, never worn. Asking $25. bad news is there are still too many good men and women in an accident and are not All three for $375. Call 3872 Accell dual point distribu- Size 10R. Call 3929 AWH. AWH. tor, 4 bbl. carb. and spare dying due to lack of respect wearing a helmet. Air Force engine. Best offer. Call 4521 STEREO EQUIPMENT for the machines. safety people are pushing for Whirlpool 22,000 BTU, asking and leave message for Dave. AM/FM mini-stereo cassette In fiscal 1984, 224 people a longer required safety $225. Whirlpool 8,000 BTU, recorder with speakers. in all services lost their course similar to the Navy's. only 2 years old, excel. Tires, four P195/75R 15 and Asking $50. Call 281 AWH or' lives in motorcycle acci- So why are people still cond. Asking $275. Call 3929 two P205/75R 15 tires. Most 4788 DWH. dents. In fiscal 1985, 195 dying? AWH. in very good cond. Asking died. By 1986, the number was Alcohol, excessive speed, APPLIANCES $120 for all or will sell Pioneer fully-automatic turn- down to 181. inexperience and failure to Panasonic VHS, PV1280M, separately. Call 3929. table, PL-630. Asking $200. In the past few years, DoD wear required helmets are all asking $150. Features 8-hour Many features. Call 4178 DWH and the services have all part of the problem. Riding recording, multi-motion play- Set of four 75-B-15 tires or 2509 AWH. beefed up their motorcycle borrowed cycles, machines the back with other items. Call with Marx Ring deluxe. Fits safety rules. All service rider is not familiar with, members and DoD civilians is another problem. 4178 DWH or 2509 AWH. General Motors vehicles. console stereo, Asking $250 or best offer. Magnavox must pass a motorcycle safety Jim Filek, the motorcycle AUTOS and tape deck. Asking Mercury Comet, good run- Call 4702 DWH or 2737 AWH and radio course before they can ride safety expert at the Navy transportation. Good ask for Pepin. $75. Call 2960 AT. on a military installation. Safety Center in Norfolk, res, fresh paint and parts. They must wear properly fast- Va., said that a big problem BICYCLES stereo cassette deck, Pioneer helmets, whether the is that young people think Asking $800 or best offer. Two 10-speed bicycles. His CT-F1250. Many features. Call ened and hers. Asking $100 for state requires them or not. they are never going to die. Call 4521 and leave a message 4178 DWH or 2509 AWH. for Dave. both or $50 each. Call 2281 The helmets, which must meet "What really hurts is that or 4788 DWH. TWO-WHEELERS certain safety standards, these are smart guys, they're '74 Datsun pickup truck. New BOATS '86 Suzuki FA50 with helmet. must have a face shield, or in'the "A" schools," said a battery, excel. tires. Avail. '81 Mariner 200 hp., V-6 Avail. June 8. Aking $425. the rider must wear impact- spokesman at Marine Corps headquarters in Washington, second week of June. Asking outboard with power trim. Call 2960 AT. resistant goggles. Motor- $1,700. Call 2981 AT. Only 112-hours-old. Excel. cycles must have a rear-view D.C. "As one general put it, cond., well-maintained. SERVICES mirror and the rider must use they've got heads on their '74 Dodge Dart. 3-spd. on the Asking $3,000. Call 3929 AWH. Quarters cleaned for final the headlight at all times. shoulders, but they obviously floor. New alternator, CARPET inspection, reasonable rates. Individual service regula- don't have common sense." Many pieces of carpet. Some Will stand inspections with tions go further. The Marine CONTINUED battery, voltage regulator on page 4 and tires. Very reliable new, some used. Call 2629 AT. you. Call Mo at 2311 AT. Corps requires reflective.

Daily Gazette Wednesday, May 6, 1987 3 Long throws two-hitter in first appearance as Chicago shut out New York, 2-0 (UPI) -- Bill Long tossed Orioles/Twins the sixth inning. a two-hitter in his first Baltimore rookie Eric Bell Astros/Phillies major-league appearance in took a no-hitter into the Danny Darwin had almost two years to lead the ninth inning against Minne- three hits in sparking the to a 2-0 sota before running into Houston Astros to a 5-1 blanking of the New York trouble. triumph in Philadelphia. stump Oilers, 3-1 Yankees. The Twins pushed four runs Pirates/Padres Red Wings Long gave up a leadoff across, but the Orioles held Five runs in the second in- ning helped Pittsburgh (UPI) -- The Detroit Red Game two is set for Thurs- single in the second inning on for a 5-4 win. Wings' smothering defense day night in Edmonton's to Dan Pasquh, then retired Angels/Brewers outscore San Diego, 10-6. bottled up the Oilers' potent Northlands Coliseum. the next 17 batters until Don Sutton posted his 312th Expos/Braves the offense. Pasquh singled with two out career victory in Tim Raines broke a 4-4 tie in the seventh inning. California Angels' 2-0 win with a solo homer in Detroit stunned the Oilers, Joe Niekro, now 1-2, was over the Brewers in Milwau- seventh inning to lift 3-1, in game one of their the loser for New York. kee. over best-of-seven Campbell Red Sox/A's Mariners/Tigers Braves, 6-4. Conference final in Edmonton. Bruce Hurst scattered five Rey Quinones blasted a hits and tied his career-high two-out, two-run homer in the Dodgers/Cubs tossed a Greg Stefen stopped 31 mark with 14, ninth inning to give the Pitcher Bob Welch shots to help the Wings earn leading the Red Sox past the Seattle Mariners a 7-5 seven-hitter and Bill Madlock their first victory over the Oakland A's, 6-0. triumph in Detroit. hit a solo homer to lead the Oilers in more than four Rangers/Indians Reds/Nets Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 victory over Chicago, snap- years. Curtis Wilkerson's run- Ted Power and John Franco Cub winning scoring single in the 10th teamed up on a six-hitter as ping a four-game Joe Kocur scored the win- inning lifted the Texas the Cincinnati Reds blanked streak. ning goal midway through the Rangers past the Cleveland the Mets, 2-0, in New York. Giants/Cardinals first period. Indians, 6-5. Cincinnati boosted its lead 36-year-old Chris Speiter Royals/Blue Jays. to 2-0 in the eighth inning hit his first grand slam in the San Five runs in the second on Buddy Bell's RBI single. 15 years to spark a 10-6 inning carried Kansas City Eric Davis protected the Francisco Giants to past the Toronto Blue Jays, shutout when he robbed Darryl victory over the St. Louis 6-4. Strawberry of a home run in Cardinals. Area athletics NBA playoff action Lakers upend Warriors, 125-116 in game S Foosball tournament (UPI) -- The Los Angeles victories in Houston and the Celtics/Bucks A foosball single-elimination tournament will be held Lakers erupted for a 49-point Supersonics lead the Rockets, The Boston Celtics bounced Thursday, May 7, at 7 p.m., at the Teen Center. third quarter en route to a 2-0, in their best-of-seven the Milwaukee Bucks, 111-98, For more information, cal 3195. 125-116 win over Golden State NBA playoff series. in the opener of the Eastern of their by Dale Ellis Conference semi-final meeting in the opener Two jumpers Navy Relief softball tournament Conference in the closing minutes helped playoffs. coaches meeting for the Navy Relief Softball Western The final semi-final. Seattle slip past Houston, Larry Bird collected 40 Tournament will be held today, at the old high school in points and 11 rebounds to Room 8 starting at 5 p.m. The Lakers trailed, 62-55, 99-97. halftime before wearing The Rockets went scoreless lead the Celtics to their Any team that has not paid the $60 entry fee must bring at down the Warriors in the in the game's final two 32nd straight victory at the money to the meeting. Boston Garden. A drawing will be held to determine the schedule. third period. minutes. The Lakers' James Worthy Boston reserve forward Fred Ellis finished with 30 playing in place of struck for 28 points and scored 160 Roberts, GBYAA meeting points. He has injured Kevin MHale, scored meeting of the GBYAA will be held May 12, at Magic Johnson contributed 25 five The monthly points in Seattle's 13 points. Boston's Robert room 12 at the Community Service Center. points, 12 rebounds and 14 all victories. 7:30 p.m., in playoff games, Parish scored 22 points and Anyone interested in youth sports is invited to attend. assists. Joe Barry Carroll's 22 Akeem Olajunon dropped in grabbed 12 rebounds and Denis Golden 27 for Houston. Johnson added 20 points. Summer T-ball coaches sought points were high for The GBYAA is now looking for coaches and umpires for the State. summer T-ball leagues. Hawks/Pistons Anyone interested in helping the children of Guantanamo Randy Wittman fired in 34 LAW DAY FREEDOM RUN have a fun summer please call 3783. points to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 115-102 playoff May 9 1987 Summer softball coaches sought victory over the Detroit The GBYAA is looking for coaches and umpires for a Pistons. 5 and 1OK e 1 Mile summer softball league. The Hawks' victory ties the If you are interested in seeing this league form, please best-of-seven Eastern call 3783. Conference series at one game apiece. After-hour pool reservations Dominique Wilkins and Kevin All after-hour pool reservations will be made through Willis added 23 and 16 points the Recreation Services Information, Tours and Travel respectively for the Hawks, office. who were on top, 83-71, going o00 These requests must be made at least one week in into the final 12 minutes of advance. play. For more information, call Information, Tours and Travel at 3845, or Patrick at 2560. Supersonics/Rockets Seattle has posted two

Motorcycle safety .:from page 3 At The Lyceums All of the factors boil cycle accidents had been Center, Norton Air Force down to this: A motorcycle, a drinking. Not all of these Base, Calif., said that of fun way to get from point A individuals were legally the 12,000 persons who have All movies begin at 8 p.m. to point B, can also be a le- intoxicated, but it doesn't taken the Air Force's option- thal weapon. It deserves that take much alcohol to impair al 12-hour, hands-on course, Downtown Lyceum respect. your skills on a motorcycle. only one-half of 1 percent Shanghai Surprise.Adventure (PG-13).1:37 One of the basic ways to Even small amounts of alcohol have had an accident of any HcCalla Lyceum show respect for a motorcycle impair your ability to: kind. Soul Man.Comedy (PG-13).1:45 is never to drink and ride. Force requires a Marine Lyceum -- Ride and scan the road The Air Force.Action (R).1:43 "Alcohol and motorcycles time four-hour classroom course Avenging for hazards at the same Leeward Lyceum don't mix," said Jerald An- moving objects and a demonstration of basic -- Perceive Target.Mystery Drama (R).1:58 derson, DoD's deputy director -- See clearly at night skills to get the decal ne- for safety and occupational -- React quickly cessary to register a motor- health policy. "It's dan- -- Coordinate eye, hand and cycle on base. gerous to drink and drive, foot movements Not all motorcycle safety Television but even more dangerous to -- Maintain balance while drink and ride a motorcycle. problems are the biker's maneuvering fault. Some safety rules are. Riding a motorcycle requires -- Make good decisions much greater mental and. designed to protect bikers Tonight On TV 2/8 physical skill than driving a Lack of experience in rid- from unsafe automobile car." ing is another big factor in drivers. Wearing reflective 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 (Local) head- NEWS TONIGHT Although alcohol was con- motorcycle accidents. Sixty vests and keeping the 6:30 ABC WORLD firmed as a factor in only 32 percent of all motorcycle light on in daylight make it 7:00 T.J. HOOKER of the 181 military motor- accidents involve riders with harder for a driver to say he 7:50 SIMON AND SIMON cycle fatalities in 1986, ex- less than a year of ex- didn't see you. Automobile 8:45 MIAMI VICE perts think the real figures perience. drivers who make this claim 9:40 DYNASTY are higher. According to the Taking a good motorcycle are a factor in two-thirds of 10:35 ALFRED HITCHCOCK Motorcycle Safety Foundation, safety course helps. Air motorcycle collisions, ac- channel 5. between 40 and 45 percent of. Force Master Sgt. Chester cording to the Motorcycle Prime time programming is available on Cable all riders killed in motor- Thompson, Aerospace Safety Safety Foundation.

4 Daily Gazette Wednesday, May 6, 1987