Energy Tip of h~e Day ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE!

Don't waste gasoline when GAZETTE you have to stop on a hill. Hold your car steady with the brake, not the accel- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba erator. Using the accel- erator not only wastes gasoline, it also causes needless wear and tear on volume 37 Number 130 Thursday, July 8, 1982 the engine.

ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? Israel wants total withdrawal of PLO troops top diplo- he wants to be sure that all part- WASHINGTON (AP)--The White House Israel sent one of its mats to Beirut to press for total ies in the conflict want the say it's hoping for full agreement withdrawal of all Palestinian guer- troops there and that they would in the Middle East on President Rea- rillas from Lebanon. It followed be safe. gan' s offer to send U.S. troops to by the Israeli Cabi- Lebanon to oversee a peaceful set- the rejection PLO be allowed to tlement of the crisis there. net that the Digesi' leave a political bureau in Beirut. Trident sub opponent And on Capitol Hill, there's It also said it would not agree to more support for the Reagan plan. Salvadoran the stationing of two small PLO EL SALVADOR (UPI)--Two But in Israel, it became clear yes- To blockade USS Ohio say an American fighting units with the Lebanese rebel leaders terday that some snags still have journalist, who has been missing army. to be ironed out before the con- SEATTLE (AP)--A long-time opponent for one and one-half years, is The Israeli official is to dis- flict can be solved. of Trident nuclear submarines says being held in a government prison. cuss that position with U.S. envoy he plans to row a 12-foot boat into The family of John Sullivan says Philip Habib. Israeli officials the path of the USS Ohio when it the U.S. embassy has claimed it say their government is giving arrives in Seattle this summer. can't check out such reports. TV commercial upsets Habib more time to work out a solu- tion to the conflict. The Federal Transportation De- declaring the demonstra- BUENOS AIRES (UPI)--Argentine mili- partment is tary leaders dined together last House Speaker O'Neill Israeli tanks and artillery tion site off limits. night in an effort to patch up blasted Palestinian positions a- But Trident foe, Jim Douglass, of be- says he and at least 20 others plan differences. Army Commander Nico- WASHINGTON (AP)--Democrats are round the southern edge The to enter the restricted waters-- laides said he was optimistic the giving unfavorable reviews to a sieged West Beirut yesterday. deppite the threat of 10 years country's three-member ruling junta Republican TV commercial telling Palestinian news agency said Is- ad- in prison and a $10,000 fine. could be revived. Some high-rank- voters that President Reagan is raeli ground troops tried to near ing military officials are accept- to be credited for fatter Social vance from their positions but ing posts they initially declined. Security checks. the paralyzed Beirut Airport, The spot started running nation- were stopped by Palestinian forces. Woman weathers much; the LONDON (UPI)--British Rail offi- wide this week, featuring a postman Israeli forces surrounding West Beirut cials are wondering whether they who says: "I'm delivering Social Palestinian enclaves in But she gains in protest should keep trying to lure striking Security checks with the 7.4 per- allowed drinking water and electri- for engineers back to work--or save cent cost of living raise that city to flow to the guerrillas yester- DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)--For six days money by ordering a complete shut- President Reagan promised." the first time in four days up a food and now, Anne Bullington of Des Moines, down of the country's rail system. House Spea er Tip O'Neill charges day. But they kept has been sitting in a lawn chair Strike-defying workers enabled that the administration tried to fuel blockade of the Palestinian outside her home, holding a picket Britain to increase its rail ser- delay and cut the increase. sections. reads: "Mother On Strike." vice yesterday, but not by much. sign that chairman of She has sat through hea-vy rains Rail chiefs are to confer today. In Washington, the a. House Foreign Affairs subcommit- and temperatures in the mid 90's. President Mrs. Bullington says her goal is to WASHINGTON (UPI)--The White House Popular tourist beach tee says he'll support com- bring to the attention of her five says President Reagan probably will Reagan's proposal to send U.S. children that she is a human being. intervene with an Executive Order bat troops to Lebanon. Closed due to shark he'll go along So far, all but one of the child- to prevent the nation from being Lee Hamilton says ren have signed a contract recogni- hit with its first rail strike in with the idea if certain conditions says zing that status. four years. Locomotive engineers STINSON BEACH, Calif. (AP)--One are met. The Indiana Democrat the ocean's most-feared preda- and firemen threaten a Sunday walk- of to plague Stinson out over wages. tors continues Beach in California. Bank announces new military, DOD payday hours A U.S. Park Service official says 3 p.m. on the various paydays since WATERBURY, Conn. (UPI)--Police say a great white or blue shark estima- Effective July 15, the Windward new hours will be primarily for they don't know how many people ted at up to 13 feet in length was office of Central Fidelity Bank will the check cashing during the lunch hour are missing, and the Medical Exami- spotted about 35 yards from the onen the following hours for mili- and after 4:30 p.m. ner 's Office in Waterbury says it's beach yesterday. tary and DOD paydays only: On other days, the Windward fa- going to wait before trying to give Over the past two weeks, eight Open--1 a.m.-1 p.m.and 3 p.m.-6 p.m. will be open from 10 a.m.- a final death count. They know the sea lions and seals, that nave cility between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. recent tenement fire killed at apparently been killed by the CLosed Leeward banking hours will be least 11 people. Searchers report- shark, have washed ashore. The Exchanges, clubs and other organi- 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. on the indica- ed finding more human remains yes- beach is closed to swimmers at zations are encouraged to transact ted paydays. terday as they sifted through rub- least through Friday. their banking business beginning at ble left by the worst fire in the city's history.

SHERWOOD, Ohio (UPI)--The entire National P.O.W.-M.I.A. Recognition Day population of Sherwood, 800 people, tion Day and on this day we should "I call on all Americans to join was evacuated yesterday following WASHINGTON--The Congress has by recognize the special debt owed to in honoring those who made the un- the derailment of 24 Chessie system joint resolution designated July 9, Re- our fellow citizens who gave up common sacrifice of being held freight cars, including a tank car 1982 as "National P.O.W.-M.I.A. their freedom and their families captive in war, and their loved carrying an explosive liquid. The cognition Day." A presidential in the service of our country. We ones. tank car, buried under four other proclamation for this .occasion is must also remember our still-miss- "I call upon state and local cars in the tangled wreckage, con- as follows: ing servicemen, for whose families, officials and private organiza- tained 30,000 gallons of inhibited relatives and friends the anguish tions to observe this day with ap- butadienne, an extremely flammable "Since the Revoluntionary War, bitterness of war are enduring propriate ceremonies and activi- liquid. A fire official at the when General George Washington com- and accorded aspects. ties. scene said the tank car could "ex- plained of the treatment "Our nation must not forget and "In witness .whereof, I have here plode just like a big rocket with to captured soldiers of the Conti- has continue to seek answers to unto set my hand this 1st day of liquid fuel." nental Army, the United States will recognized the uncommon hardships their fates. Now, therefore, I, June, in the year of our Lord soldiers held Ronald Reagan, President of the Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Two, WASHINGTON (UPI)--A Ralph Nader experienced by our States of America, do here- and of the independence of the group has taken on the subject of prisoner during times of war. United designate July 9, 1982, as Na- United States of America the Two pacemakers, claiming many are un- "Called upon to defend American by P.O.W.-M.I.A. Recognition Hundred and Sixth." necessary. A health research group ideals while undergoing extreme. tional Day, a day dedicated to all former said yesterday about 25,000 pace- adversity in violation of funda- prisoners of war, to those Ronald Reagan, President makers implanted each year, one mental moral standards and the in- American missing, and their families. of the United States fourth of the yearly total, aren't ternational codes and customs for still needed and waste about $280 million. the treatment of prisoners of war, A leading pacemaker expert disputed our soldiers have fulfilled their P.O.W.-M.I.A. ceremony that, and noted there's no clearcut duty to their services and country. FRA chapter arranges a pacemaker "Similarly, our country has re- definition of whether M.D. Fitzgerald. cognized the acute suffering ex- A ceremony commemorating National is needed. Principal speaker will be the com- by the families of our P.O.W./M.I.A. Recognition Day will perienced manding officer of the Marine Bar- U.S. Postal held captive or missing in be held Friday morning at 7:55 a.m. NEW YORK (UPI)--The soldiers racks, Col. George D. Navadel. Service got high marks from an in- action. The uncertainty these at McCalla Hill Flagpole. The ceremony, arranged by the dependent study group, which said service families live with day-to- The ceremony is scheduled to last heart of Guantanamo Bay Chapter of the Fleet the agency's revamping 10 years day surely touches the thirty minutes, and all base resi- Reserve Association, will include ago averted what could have been every American. dents are encouraged to attend. The by joint re- morning colors, by a joint Navy-Mar- a severe breakdown in mail deliv- "The Congress has uniform for military personnel is ine Corps color detail, and remarks ery. But the study noted there is solution designated July 9, 1982, or equivalent. officer, Capt. tropical white room for improvement. as National P.O.W.-M.I.A. Recogni- by the base commanding The Thursday, July 8, 1982 Page 2 Daily Gazette Club Activities Educational Notes THERE WILL BE A REEF RAIDERS MEETING THE L.A. METRO OFFICE HOURS WILL BE tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Dive 12 - 4 p.m. ,Monday through Friday, community until further notice. Shack. Attendance is appreciated.

THE CPO WIVES CLUB WILL HOLD THEIR A BASIC FOUR (4) HOUR COURSE IN monthly meeting on Monday, July 12, Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) at 7:30 p.m. in the Harbor Lights counselor training will be offered Lounge of the CPO Club. The agen- bulletin board during the week of 12-16 July. da will include election of offi- The function of an EEO counselor cers to serve for the next six Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette is to aid civilians, who believe months. All wives of E-7 through office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried they have sustained discrimination, E-9 are invited to attend. The to the Public Affairs Office in the n<.in titt a in resolving their complaint. EEO Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the duties are in addition to the more the merrier so bring an elig- previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- counselor's regular full-time res- ible friend with you and lots of ponsibilities. fresh ideas. ments will be accepted any 'time. Announcements To be considered will be published at least once,a week at the-dis- for appointment as an EEO counselor cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities applicants must be U.S. citizens, EXCHANGE NOTES that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex local or CONUS hires and work for and color or national origin will not be accepted. either nonappropriated or appro- TOULD YOU LIKE A WORLD OF INFORMA- The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- priated fund activities. If yod tion at your fingertips? Then come it all submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- are interested in working in this on down to the Navy Exchange and ing hours, DWH-during working hours). capacity contact Mary Ellen Kirk- order a set of Encyclopedias. The land at extension 4810 for more Exchange will have various repre- information. sentatives from several major En- cyclopedia companies to take your ACTIVE DUTY PERSONNEL! Your Flori- orders on quality sets. These ser- Special announcements da Junior College Representative vices will be offered during normal is now located at the Navy Campus Office in Building AV-34. On Tues- Exchange hours, from July 16 through BAGGAGE ON MAC FLIGHTS NORFOLK TO SERVMART WILL BE CLOSED FOR INVEN- day July 27, so come take advantage of GTMO: Effective immediately, baggage tory July 15 and 16. and Thursday mornings she is this excellent opportunity. allowance of MAC passengers travel- free to answer all your questions ling from Norfolk to Guantanamo Bay YELLOW FEVER VACCINE WILL BE GIVEN and fill you in on how the Navy THE PERSONALIZED SERVICE DEPARTMENT will be strictly enforced as follows: at 1 p.m., July 8, due to a change Campus Functional Skills Program in clinic scheduling. Personnel can work for you. Call Susan Mur- of the Navy Exchange is now offer- PCS Passengers: two checked bags desiring this vaccine should be at ray at 4903 for more information. ing a custom picture framing ser- (not to exceed 70 vicefor all patrons. This service the Immunization Clinic with their lbs. each) and one APPLICATIONS ARE CURRENTLY BEING is available for photographs and records, no later than 1 p.m. The carry-on to fit from active duty military portraits as well as all types of date for Yellow Fever immunization accepted under seat. are interested in in- needle crafts. Custom stretching in August will be the third Thurs- personnel who The of needlework is also available. Space "A" two checked bags day of the month. creasing their Math skills. Functional Skills pro- There are 10 styles to choose from Passengers: (not to exceed a Navy Campus THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IS O .ERING and frames can be finished in any total of 66 lbs.) gram is offering a match class due a new Volunteer Nursing Assistant of 12'natural wood stains or And one carry-on to start in July. This class is -orogam. Training will be conduct- so take ad- acrylic colors. See your Navy Ex- to fit under seat. free to all personnel, ed at the Naval Hospital Clinic to get today. vantage of this opportunity change Personalized Service area. 'For further information, or Baggage over these amounts will be ready for college, service schools 'to sign up, call the Red cross or advancement exams. Call Susan LADIES, HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST charged at the excess piece rate. office at 4676 from 8 a.m. to Murray at 4903 for more informa- news? The Marine Corp Exchange has Passengers without sufficient funds 4 n.m. tion. just received a shipment of that will have a Pay Adjustment Authori- zation issued against their pay. long waited for, yarn. Now's your DUE TO THE NON-USE OF THE FAMILY COR - ATTENTION VC-10 AND NAS PERSONNEL: time to start stocking up. New ral during listed summer hours, the Mrs. Kathryn Hoover from the Navy PERSONNEL SUBMITTING TRAVEL CLAIMS idea books have also arrived. So following hours will be in effect Campus office will be at the VC-10 to the Disbursing Office must en- hurry on over. starting July 10: Career Counselor's office after sure all copies of such claims are 9:30 a.m. on Friday, July 9 to coun- legible, preferably typed. All Mon. Closed NOW PROVIDES sel all Leeward personnel about THE MARINE EXCHANGE copies of 'travel claims are distri- Tue. - Thu. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. HOME LAYAWAY. For more informa- traditional and non-traditional ed- buted to separate accounting offices Fri. Closed to rentals tion contact customer service .at ucation available here at Guantana- and must be legible for auditing Sat., Sun., 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. the Marine Exchange, Holidays mo Bay. Don't waste valuable time, purposes. Non-legible travel you may have more college credit claims will be returned to origina- MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE NOW PRO- HEY LEEWARDIANS! LET'S GET MOTI- than you know. Call 4769 or 6432 tor. to set up an appointment or just Wides a Customer Service repair vated! The Dancersize classes will drop by the VC-10 Career Counselor's center for scuba gear. These re- EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY PERSONNEL be offereed on the Leeward Point office on the 9th. Mrs. Hoover is pairs will be made by an. authorized booking seating on the C-9 EML side if at least ten (10) people the specialist in this field and technician. For more information, flights and not remaining away register for both July and August will heln you in every way possible. contact the Custdmer Service Desk from GTMO in excess of two weeks (paying in advance). The classes at the Marine Exchange. may make return booking arrange- will be offered three times per L.A, METRO HAS RECEIVED EMT ments at the same tinie they book week at a mere fee of $15 per month. CERTIFI- cates for students who completed the departure flight. For example Call 2430 today! And let's burn EMT those passengers booking on June those calories, firm up, tone down, I and II in Terms 2/82 and 4/82. Students may 21 for the C-9 departing GTMO on and get that extra BOOST!! pick up their EMT cards and certificates between 9:00 a.m. July 21 may also book for-r turn 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Call to GTMO on the August 4 C-9. VBS-- --iscoming'! EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, THE PERSON- 4307 for more information. ifel. Support Detachment I.D. card THE MARINE BARRACKS GROUND DEFENSE office, located in Building 800 on Force will not.be conducting a Devil Admin Hill, will prepare and issue summer. Personnel Pups program this only military and dependent identi- Blue Caribe who are interested in exposing their fication cards. All other security children to a program of adult leader DATE2-6 August badges, passes and cards will be ership and constructive growth op- AM issued from the bise police head-, TIME 8:45-11:30 portunities are encouraged to con- quarters. PLACE Base Chapel tact the local representatives of the Scouting programs. COME AND VISIT TREASURE AND TRIVIA! THE PERSONAL PROPERTY LOSS AND DAM- We have a large selection of good wwr- age Claims Examiner will be on second-hand items for sale, MTMMIMNNMM quality leave from mid-July through mid- including clothing of all styles T, ® d August. It is requested that ap- and sizes, housewares, toys, books, plications for claims related to draperies, shoes, even hangars and Lr 71incoming personal property ship- ragbags. Treasure and Trivia also ments be on file no later that carries rental items, such as cribs, GAZETTE Thursday, July 8 ; I July 9. Call 4104 or 4208 for playpens, strollers, ironing boards, 40 appointments and/or information. and more. We also have a large "Open Menu" selection of cookbooks and Guantan- Caitain Maurice D. fitzgerald, TRY-OUTS FOR THE CHILDREN'S DLAY amo Bay histories for sale. Our Friday, July 9 will be July 10 from 5-7 n.m. at' hours are every Tues. and Fri. from "Chef's Night" commander, U.S. Naval Base the Elementary School Lyceum. Ages 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. All pro- from 5 - 18-years-dld. Productiest fits are used to support charitable Cornish Game Hen 4LCDR Keith Maynard scheduled for about Aug: 14. For organizations on base. w/Wine Sauce ., . .Public Affairs Officer, further information, pall Brenda Baked or French Fried Potatoes F LTJG, Sharon Ponzer Llevellyn AWH at 2852. Vegetable .Assistant Public Affairs Offici" THERE WILL BE A RECREATiON SHOOT AT Chapel Notes Salad Bar 0O .dwReed , the pistol range July 11 from 1:00 Rolls with Butter .,.Public Affairs Aistant - to 6:00 p.m.All shooters must furn- JEWISH WORSHIP SERVICES: SHABBOS Coffee or Ice Tea JO1 Ron Rust.Editor ish their own aagno and weapons. services will be held at 7:30 p.m. $6.50 J03 Philip Pratley.Journalist' For more information contact petty Friday, July 9 at the McCalla ChapelL. 'J03.Michael Page.Jourhalift officer Henry at 4741 or 4679, The chapel is located behind the Corinaso Point family housing. You The Patio Lounge will feature the theDily Gzete.B .pbished accoding ot. a. exotic Pina Colada, the drink of rules and regulations for ship ,a. station newspapes You're invjteo to can get there by taking the last as tlined in AR S P-35 and ander the disetia right turn prior to heading toward the Tropics for $.60. of the Naval Base Pulic Affatra Officer. Pri'tt5 Vacatin five timee weekly at govermnt exense on governmt the ferry landing. Single personnel Scorpio will be playing for danc- 1aptpnt at the Navy Pblicatin,.d Printing Servie Bible desiring transportation may contact ing and listening pleasure, Fri., #tphOffice, th opinion or stateents in uese itam Ia pr rain aret ot to be onsttred as officiall School PNCM Bradford, the Jewish Lay Leader July 9, and Sat., July 10, from -vst of . IGMAV5AZorB the B.a. at 4275/4380 DWH or 2540 AWH. 8 p.m. to midnight. Thursday, July 8. 1982 The Daily Gazette Page 3 Tan by number method For sun worshipers

Washington, D.C., (UPI)-- A suntan researcher, Dr. Robert Sayre, says Americans who want to get a summer tan should watch their numbers. Dr. Sayre says, "you can have a beautiful tan if you follow two sim- ple rules. introduce your city pal- lor to the sun gradually and protect Editor's Note: The Bos'n Corner your skin with a sun care product will be run inttoday's issue of The that has your number on it." Sayre Daily Gazette, due to the Fourth of is director of a research center July Holiday schedule. The Bos'n for a major manufacturer of such pro- Corner will appear on schedule again ducts (Coppertone). next Wednesday. Nowadays most sun care products Say Matey, did you hear bout Ole carry an identifying sun protection Barnacle Bill? He just made Warrant factor number, from two to 15. The OFFICERS FROM VC-l0, (LEFT TO RIGHT) AK3 GLORIA SINGLETON, SEVEN PETTY Awficer. higher the number, the greater the AMS3 Jeffrey Kilpatrick, YN3 Brian AMS3 Larry Rummel, AK3 Dale Bartlett, Bill's an old shipmate of mine amount of protection from the ul- Jeffery Whaley, and AMS3 Norman Colson, were recently frock- Maxwell, AO3 and I knew he would go places. He traviolet r& s of t-e su. ed to their rates. (Official U.S. Navy photo) present has the drive, Most pale people should use a rel- the desire, and the is required. atively high number, say an eight, willingness to do what He's been working on becoming an in the first days of exposure from awficer since bout 1979 when he the sun before dropping to a lower told me he wanted to wear gold on number after the skin has become dialogue his cap. to the sun. gtmo conditioned Now he has made it. Sayre said people who are fair- After attending five plus years at The first year was really an in- The first thing he did was talk skinned and blue-eyed, for example, the UnivEersity of GTMO, I am ready production on how to slow down and to his kayreer counselor. That of northern European extraction, for gradenation and transfer back to enjoy life and recognize that there there kayreer counselor got him generally are most susceptable to the U.S. Surely my education at the were others on the base who were started with correspondence study burning and should use a high number universityty has been very enlighten- real people with their own person- courses. However even people with dark skin ing andrrewarding. alities. The most enjoyable class Seems there's a passel of courses can burn badly. He also said your Different from other schools of that year was the one on "How to that are recommended for people body is like a computer and tells higher 1 earning, the teachers here Say Good Morning and Hello to People looking toward a commission. you when you've had enough sun. are the local residents. Most of Around Me." Just in case you want to start on Your body starts to suffer when you the teacihers are the Jamaican and The second year included new sub- a path to a commission, heroes the have reached a certain number of Cuban cosmmunity, as well as the jets like, "Respecting The Rights courses. hours in the sun. Cuban cosmmuters. of Others," and "Understanding Other Navy Regulations (Parts I & II) People and Cultures." Naval Orientation The third year took extra time and Leadership Naval Base Civilian Personniel Job Openings effort to get a passing grade, be- Watch Officer ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND cause the main course was centered Uniform Code of Militarjr Justice on "My Awareness of Other People "s Equal Opportunity 243-82 Supply Clerk, GS/LGS-2005- 16 JUly 1982 Supply Needs." Seamanship 04 *The fourth year was very interest- Navy Counseling 242-82 Machinist Foreman, LWS- 16 July 1982 SRD ing, because we had in-depth studies Military Justice 3414-l0 on "How to Communicate and Relate to Bupers Manual 241-82 Clerk, GS/LGS-303-05 16 July 1982 PWD MCD Others." The best part of that study Supply (Afloat or Ashore) 240-82 Plumbing Worker, LWG-4206- 16 July 1982 PWD was the fact that I got to see peo- Ifn you want that gold on your 07 (TEMP NTE 1 YR) ple's eyes, which was something I cap, start working on it tuday. 239-82 Laborer Leader, LWL-3502-03 16 July 1982 PWD hadn't looked at in the past. See your kayreer counselor. 238-82 Plumbing Foreman, WS/LWS- 16 July 161982 uly198~ThePWD final year was the best,. Nuff said. 4206-09 all the classes were 244-82 Secretary (Typing), GS/LGS- 16because16 Jly 182 Spply done in workshops. We were able to 318-04 16 July 1982 5/5 compare all the things that we have NAF-115-82 Custodial Worker, LWG-3566- and could do without, and appreciate Peking's thirst quenchers 02 (FT) 8 16 July 1982 CPO Club the hardships that we don't exper- NAF-114- 2 General Clerk, AS-0301-04 (FT) ience because of the plenty we have. For hot summer months (FT) All of this has been a very fruitful Peking, (UPI)-- Summer is beer-drink- The following positions are permanent register s, for me, and as I depart ing weather, even in Peking, but a Clerk Typist, GS-322-03 OPEN All Commands experience 44-82 C-INO, a part of me surely will re- shortage may force the Chinese to (Kelly Girl) resort to watermelons, soft drinks (Structural), OPEN Fire Dept main forever. 84-82 Firefighter and popsicles. 0189-03 For all my wonderful classmates A record 67,000tons of beer, or 89-82 Telephone Operator, GS/LC S OPEN PWD Utili. and many loving teachers, I thank about 27 pounds per adult, will be 382-02/3 you all from my heart. May God blues OPEN UOPH each of you. on the market this year in Peking, NAF-65-82 Custodial Worker, LWG/NA- according to an official Chinese 3566-01 Care Attn, PS-189-CD2 OPEN S/S For any new residents on the base news agency. NAF-84-82' Child Even that supply is expected to Attn, PS-189-o01 OPEN S/S who have not enrolled yet in the Un- NAF-85-82 Child Care fall short of the increasing demand iversity of GTMO, APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: my plea to you is for beer in the city of 9,000,000 to join now for a real life exper- people. However, they can find re- free and all NAF-21-82 Security Guard, PS-085-02 INT CLUBS ience. Enrollment is lief in a veritable mountain of you need is a desire to know others 103-82 Clerk-Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 watermelons, and an increase in soft' you share GTMO. NAF-31-82 Waiter/Waitress, NA/LWG-7420-03 INT CLUBS with whom drinks and popsicles, locally called NAF-25-82 Bartender, NA/LWG-7405-03 INT CLUBS "ice suckers." Wayne Massey NAF-47-82 Cook, NA/LWG-7404-05 INT CLUBS Among the soft drinks this summer Master Chief Petty Officer NAF-42-82 Food Service Worker, NA/LWG-7408-02 INT C CLUBS are ones made of soybeans, raw ber- U.S. Coast Guard ries and hibiscus, a kind of herbal Navy Exchange Job Opportunities medicine and tropical plant. POSITION & GRADE CLOSING DATE LOCATION

Desk Clerk OPEN Navy Lodge Temp. FT NTE 25 October PS-3/$3.96 or LGS-3/$2.93

PT General Clerk OPEN Warehouse AS-3/$4.05 or LGS-2/$2.34

Warehouseman OPEN Warehouse NA-4/$4.29

Audit Clerk (Sales) OPEN Accounting AS-4/$4.33 or LGS-4/$3.52

FT.Inventory Management Clerk OPEN Procurement AS-3/$4.05

FT & PT Sales Clerk OPEN Retail Store URGENT !!! Windwasd Site PS-1/$3.46 or LGS-2/$2.34 PS-2/$3.70 or LGS-3/$2.93 PS-3/$3.96 or LGS-3/$2.93

FT Administrative Services Clk. 13 July 1982 Maintenance AS-4/$4.33 or IGS-3/$2.93 PFC CINDY S. FILIPIAK IS SHOWN RECENTLY BEING PROMOTED TO HER PRE- FT Sales Clerk OPEN Leeward Point sent rank by Major D.M. Catlett, commanding officer of Co L/NSGA. PS-2/$3.70 or LGS-3/$2.34 Mini Mart (Official U.S. Navy photo) Page 4 The Daily Gazette Thursday, July 8, 1982 Baseball (AP)--The Cleveland Indians handed Montreal's Carter tops All-Star game vote list the California Angels its eighth straight defeat with an 8-6 decis- NEW YORK (AP)--Catcher Gary Carter The Philadelphia Phillies have ion. Rick Waits registered his NFL of the Montreal Expos leads all also placed three starters on the first win of the year, while Von NEW YORK (AP)--NFL Commissioner players in the final balloting for team: third baseman Mike Schmidt, Hayes whacked a two-run homer :o Pete Rozelle says "We'll talk to the 1982 All-Star game. second baseman Manny Trillo and aid the Tribe's cause. our attorneys and have them take Carter, who hit two homers and first baseman Pete Rose. California rallied for five runs whatever action they think is was named MVP in last year's All- Rose had set a record when he was in the 7th inning as Reggie Jack- necessary." He made the comment Star classic, garnered more than chosen to a fifth All-Star starting son hit a three-run homer and Fred after the Los Angeles Coliseum 2,785,000 votes in the election by position last year. And Trillo has Lynn a two-run shot. Commission approved a contract with fans for the National league squad. won the closest race in All-Star In Oakland, Calif., Dave Winfield the Oakland Raiders, seemingly The vote total of the leader in history--edging out rookie Steve rapped a three-run homer in the guaranteeing that the team will the American League, Chicago White Sax of Los Angeles by fewer than 1st inning to send the New York play in L.A. this season. Sox catcher Carlton Fisk, is more 2,000 votes. Yankees on their way to a 5-3 win than 100,000 shy of Carter's mark. Rounding out the National League over the Oakland A's. The blast World Cup Joining Carter on the NL team for starting team are shortstop Dave was the seventh in the last nine next Tuesday's game in Montreal will Conception of the Cincinnati Reds games for the veteran outfielder. SPAIN (UPI)--Action in the World be two other Expos: outfielders An- and outfielder Dale Murphy of the In other AL games, the scoring Cup Soccer Championships resumes dre Dawson and Tim Raines. Atlanta Braves. went: in Spain today with West Germany and Italy hoping to be able to Minnesota 11 Milwaukee 8 field enough players for the semi- Chicago 7 Detroit 0 THE SPORTSMAN finals. The West Germans and Ital- Kansas City 3 Toronto 1 ians are favored to reach the July by Charles Morey In 1979, Lee Mazzilli hit a pinch 8 Texas 5 Boston 11th final. Associated Press home run in the 8th inning to tie Seattle 8 Baltimore 7 But crippling injuries threaten the score and then walked with the Fernando Valenzuela of the Los to undermine both teams. West Will the National League be fa- bases loaded in the 9th to give Angeles Dodgers has been named to Germany faces France in Seville vored over the American League in the National League a 7-6 win. the National League's All-Star with the prospect of being short this year's All-Star game in Mon- One year earlier, in 1978, the treal on July 13th? Nationals, sparked by a Steve pitching staff. Others named in- five players--including captain Gar- Probably. The Nationals have vey triple, scored four runs in clude Philadelphia's Steve Carlton, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. won 22 of the last 25 All-Star the 8th inning to come out on top-- Montreal's Steve Rogers, Atlanta's Italy is also beset by injuries games and have a big edge in the 7-3. Phil Niekro, Cincinnati's Tom Hume as it prepares to meet Poland in history of the classic. They have and Mario Soto, San Francisco's Barcelona. Captain and goalie won 33 times, lost 18 -- and tied Boxing Greg Minton and L.A.'s Steve Howe. Dino Zoff, defender Fulvio Colli- vati and midfielder once. (UPI)--Undefeated WBA junior welter- Last night, Valenzuela became the March Tardelli are all nursing injuries. But it hasn't been that easy. weight champ Aaron Pryor can now major league's first 12-game winner In addi- Despite the dominance of the Na- look toward his first million dol- the tion, Italy's key defender, Laudio in the Dodgers 3-1 triumph over tionals in the last quarter of a lar payday. Expos. Gentile, is on a one-game suspen- Montreal century, they've come from behind The 31-0 Pryor, who made quick Scores around the rest of the sion. or broken a tie after the sixth work of Japanese challenger Akio National League are: inning 11 times in their last 22 Kameda in a Fourth of July title NBA defense, San Francisco 3 New York 2 PHOENIX (UPI)--The Phoenix Suns victories. will go against WBC light- weight San Diego 4 Philadelphia 3 have traded forward Leonard "Truck" Last year, for instance, a two- titleholder Alexis Arguello in October. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3 Robinson to the New York Knicks run homer by Mike Schmidt of the Atlanta 3 St. Louis 2 in exchange for. forward Maurice Phillies in the 8th inning gave The bout should be Pryor's tough- est test to date, and by far Houston 5 Chicago 1 Lucas. - the Nationals a 5-4 decision. his biggest payday. For Sale '75 Honda dirt bike, $200. Call 2491 AWH. One set of scuba gear off Phillips classified Park, July 3. Lost are a tank, back 12,000 BTU Fedders a/c, excellent pack, regulator, octopus, pressure/ condition, $100. Call 3728 AT. depth guage, thermometor; K-valve Electric broom vacuum cleaner, $30; 68 Pontiac two-door, needs body work, stamped. Can identify. Call Ray at Dominion flip-top table oven-broil- rocker wood frame and cushion seat good running car, new fuel pump and 4259/2572 AT. er, new, $18. Call 3192 AT. and back, like new condition, $90; starter, $250 firm. Call 2712 AT. grill, used one time, outdoor type, Long haired black cat with red col- Fedders a/c 22,000 BTU, 220 volts; $10; two tires, Firestone steel- lar. Lives in Radio Point area, runs and cools great, $100 firm. Two small BTU A/C's; 5,000 and 6,000; belted radials 721, size HR 78-15, but may have taken a car ride. Call 4794 AWH. three throw rugs. Best offer. Call new $95 each will sell for $25 each, 4656 DWH or 4784 AWH. Please call 4754 AWH. 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I'm looking for Whirlpool no-frost refrigerator, two riders to share expenses en- ATTENTION PARENTS: Do you have the good condition, $75; '73 Buick Le- route to York, Pa. via Washington summer school shakes? They come Green naugahyde couch, excellent Sabre, 2-door hardtop, p/s, p/b, and Baltimore. Those interested about this time of year when you for children, $100; girls' clothes rust spots and torn upholstery, good please call Dr. Goodis at 6290 DWH, realize your child may be passing size 6 (some new) call 434' tires, and runs very well, $1,000; or 4703/4554 AWH. Must know before days of opportunity for learning. Kenmore Powermate vacuum cleaner Friday. A college senior tutor is available Swing-o-Matic, $10; baby walker, with beater-brush and attachments, to teach English and Reading Skills $5; shed, 10 X 12 steel frame, ply- $35. Call 2750 AT. 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