Panamanians approve canal treaties Rozier services by 2 to 1 margin in referendum to be tomorrow The Commanding Officer, Marine PANAMA CITY (UPI) -- The people of has yet to ratify the Senate, which Congress fear the White House is Barracks, announced Friday that have approved, by a two to Panama accords. losing its battle to win popular Memorial Services for Marine Ser- one margin, the canal treaties ne- have run into no The treaties support for the accords. geant Albert Rozier will be held gotiated with the United States, small Senate opposition, particular- The treaties must be ratified by tomorrow afternoon. Panamanian officials say more than ly over the question of the American two-thirds of the Senate to take ef- The services will be conducted by 90 percent of the country's elegible right to intervene militarily after fect. However, polls showing wide- Chaplain Norm Williams. Colonel voters cast ballots in the referen- the canal reverts to Panamanian con- spread public disapproval are push- Mark Fennessy, the commanding of- dum on the new canal accords which trol. ing many senators against them or ficer of the Marine Barracks, will cede control of the strategic water- polls closed yesterday, at least forcing the But, as lawmakers onto deliver the eulogy. In addition, way to Panama by the year 2000. Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos ex- the fence. Chief Capp, representing the Fleet What the election results mean is that the Senate pressed confidence In Atlanta Saturday, the National Reserve Association, will conduct that the question of whether the new fact ratify the new accord. Federation would in of Republican Women adop- a "Tolling of the Bell" ceremony. canal agreement takes effect is now supporters of the agree- ted a resolution However, opposing the trea- The services will be held on the squarely in the hands of the U.S. in the State Department and ment ties. Parade Deck at the Marine Barracks and will include a Color Guard and Church Call. The traditional trib- ute to a fallen Comrade-in-Arms will be offered by his fellow Ma- rines from the Marine Barracks. Services will begin at 3 p.m. with all base residents welcome to come. Sgt. Rozier was killed Thursday, Oct. 20, in the line of duty while performing routine maintenance on a minefield. The Navy' only dhone-based daily Sgt. Rozier was 34 years old and had been stationed here since Jan- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, October 25, 1977 Vol. 32 No. 204 U.S. Naval Base, uary of 1976. His wife Jean and son Todd live aboard the base. Tongsun Park payoff scandal could hurt U.S. Korean relations

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (UPI) -- The There was speculation that the bery charges contained in a U.S. ficial, John Cannon, spokesman for controversial Tongsun Park payoff American side may still want Park federal grand jury indictment. Some Richard Holbroke, assistant secre- the scandal remains a thorny diplomatic to be back on American soil for observers suggested that was tary of state for Asian and Pacific issue between the United States and cause of the talks failure in Seoul. affairs, reportedly told reporters South Korea and could further hurt questioning and trial on 36 counts The speculation was borne out by in Washington after the breakup, their already strained relations. of corruption, mail fraud and bri- remarks by a State Department of- "We feel strongly that Tongsun Park The failure by law officials of should return to the United States." the two countries to agree on how Political analysts say in view of to question the millionaire rice the position adopted by Seoul, the reach merchant for his role in alleged two sides will not be able to Korean influence buying activities Congressional conferees agree agreement on the Park payoff scan- on Capitol Hill appears to have ad- dal probe as long as the United ded to the controversy rather than States sticks to this stand. paving the way for a solution. South Korea has made it clear it Korean officials refuse to dis- has no intention of forcing Park close why the negotiations between to grants for fuel-saving devices back to the United States because feels a U.S. Justice Department team head- he is a Korean citizen, Seoul WASHINGTON (AP) -- House and Senate energy proposals. The handled within ed by Assistant Atorney General President's everything should be conferees agreed yesterday to must reconcile sovereignty Benjamin Civiletti and a Korean Lee energy conference committee the framework of Korea's provide federal grants to help low- differences Jong-Hon broke down after 28 hours the House and Senate and international practices. families, schools and hospi- of marathon talks over four days. income and produce a final bill. Officials point out there is no purchase insulation and other approved a near- However, the officials say they tals The conferees also extradition treaty between the two fuel-saving devices. dollar three year pro- may pinpoint what caused the break- ly one billion countries. conferees met on the Veterans grants to talks down later, after watching U.S. re- The gram of energy conservation The officials said the Seoul Day holiday to try to write a compro- and hospitals. and his group ended actions. If the Americans speak schools with Civiletti national energy bill. bill would give possibility out, the Korean side might also mise The House passed without discussing the They agreed to make grants of up the power to Civiletti tell the whole story. the federal government of renewed negotiations. to one-fourth more than the national money would go, Seoul he did Civiletti and two other Justice decide where the himself said while in poverty level. while the Senate voted to distribute return for fur- Department officials left Seoul for not think he would populations. home last Thursday after four days it based on state ther meetings. In approving the program, the con- six-to-five say the of futile effort to clear the stage Senate conferees agreed Still, Korean officials ferees adopted a provision contained with the House proposals further for American questioning of Park. to go along issue could be discussed in the House-passed energy bill, provision that no state channels or be- A terse one sentence joint state- but with a through diplomatic which has the support of the Carter more than 10 percent or of the two ment before departure said, "We could receive tween law authorities Administration. less than one-half of one percent of have been unable to reach an agree- sides. The Senate has rejected most of the the ment." money.

Rolling Stone reports Ribicoff proposes get tough policy (DPI)-- Senator Abraham Ribicoff terrorists have escaped death or Israeli arsenal builtsaid yesterday it's time for the punishment. Tip O'Neill and r r nt United States to get tough with any Ribicoff's proposals have the sup- countries that aid terrorist hijack- port of'the Air Line Pilots Assoi cia- ings. tion. fro urniuth ft nder Ribicoff's proposal, U.S. West Germany, meantime, has s nt U.S. businessmen fro ur niu th ft airlines would boycott any country special police to 13 internation al that, in the president's opinion, airports to check passengers fly: ing pirates. A study shows to Germany. They hope to head o ff (U UPI) -- An article in yesterday's helps air now fitting that de- more hijacking incidents. isissue of Rolling Stone Magazine says that nations meet with Castro And at the U.N. yesterday, the Is srael has put together an arsenal scription include Russia, China, Le- General Assembly's steering coma it- off nuclear weapons from uranium North Korea, Cuba, Yemen, Iraq, Zaire tee agreed without objection to rec- ti hefts in Europe and America. banon, Tanzania, the Congo, HAVANNA (UPT) -- House Speaker Tho- on "safety of inte rna- According to the report, the Israe- and especially Libya and Algeria. commend debate mas O'Neill and a group of 42 busi- aviation" to avoid a 1,i government turned to uranium hi- The Conneticut Democrat says a tional civil nessmen and their wives are sched- line pilots strike acking after it was forced to stop C.T A osoer shows 79 percent of air global air uled to meet with Cuban President j of nu- a 10 year smuggling operation Fidel Castro today. United C lear materials from the The group arrived in Cuba yester- Cf Csthe day for a five-day trip designed to S late t tsi help bring Cuba and the U.S. closer The report says th CINCINNATI (AP) -- It's 61 days 'til water, the head comes up and the cow Israeli commando 1960's a special Christmas, and toy makers are getting moos. That means it's ready for set up to carry out four to resuming trade. unit was into high gear. Even Scrooge would milking. And the company provides a in Europe with the The two countries have held inter- uranium hijackings not say "Humbug" to "Milky, the Mar- bucket to catch the milk. of France and West Ger- mittent talks on resuming trade and cooperation velous Milking Cow." diplomatic relations since 1974. many. One company -- Kenner of Cincin- The company says the New York Dairy Consulate in New York A current American embargo prohib- The Israeli nati -- is hoping "Milky" will be a Council has already requested six toy is flatly untrue and its businessmen from signing trade says the story big item this season. cows to be used in training programs in an effort to contracts with the Cubans but doesn't is being circulated It comes with its own trough, and to show city kids that milk doesn't of Israel. ban preliminary trade talks. hurt the reputation when you pull its tail, it drinks come from cardboard boxes. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, October 25, 1977 Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings LL Tr- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim Old Nursery School building. For Cossey at 8873 AWH. The club is further information call 90269 or open to all base residents. Community 8871.

TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For Bulletin further information call Judy at GITMO COIN CLUB meets in Quonset 90253 AT, Hut 1817 behind the old elementary school at 7:30 p.m. For more in- THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER EATERS Board formation call Lou Prosser at 90172 ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the or Art Moons at 8845. East Bargo old nursery school build- ing. For further information call CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE STUDY CLASS 96235 AWH or 98145 AT. will meet at McCalla Chapel at 7 p.m. For more information call J.L. Lucements 951144 Bachelor at 96196 or Floyd Shaw at Community annou 97115 AT.

Clubs and Organizations LITTLE THEATRE PROPS HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPENINGS On Friday, Oct. 28, at 7:30 p.m., Props are needed for Little The- . The Navy Exchange has a job BIZ-WHIZ CARD TOURNEY Cub Scout Pack 401 will hold its atre's upcoming production of opening for a full time Sales annual Halloween Carnival and will The Socializers Club is planning "Aresnic and Old Lace" during Nov- Clerk to work at the Leeward feature a Haunted House at the Cub a "Biz-Whiz" card tournament on ember. We would like to present Point Mini-Mart, The position Scout Hut. All base personnel are Saturday and Sunday, October 28&29, the play in a setting that is as is a PS-5 rating and pays $3.05- invited, so bring the kids, see the from 8 p.m. until midnight. A por- authentic as possible. To do this an hour. One year selling ex-- monster and have fun. tion of the proceeds will go to the assistance of base residents is perience is required. This po- needed. sition closes Tuesday, the Base Scholarship Fund. For LAFRA HAUNTED HOUSE Oct. 25. more information call 8115, Anyone who has these items; a For further information call silver tea service, Victorian sofa, 8348. Chills and thrills, moans and matching candalabras and a full MEN'S BOWLING TOURNAMENT groans, ghosts and goblins will length heavy drape is asked to call invade the Ladies Auxilary Fleet The 8th annual Guantanamo Bay the Little Theatre office at 95152 ADULT/CHILDREN SWIM CLASSES Reserve Association at the FRA Bowling Association Thanksgiving or 952254. Also needed is a large home in Morin Center on October 29. Weekend Tournament will be held well padded rug. Adult beginner and improvement The Haunted House will be open for 20. This tournament To have the varied sets required swimming lessons are being offered. Nov. 19 and all children, both young and old, will consist of the following for this and future productions we Classes will start on October 26 from 6-9 p.m. for a cover charge all -are in dire need of your throw outs. for 5 weeks on Mondays, Wednesdays, events: doubles, singles, of 25p for children and 500 for events and special events. Entry We can always use knick knacks, and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. at the adults. For those of you who are can be obtained at the main tables, chairs, lamps, cabinets, Windjammer Pool. There will be a blanks not quite so adventurous the gene- desk of Marblehead Hall Bowling draperies and just about anything. $15.00 registration fee, Sign up ral meeting room will contain Lanes. For more information call Costumes and materials for making at Special Services. games for Halloween fun. Ben Fritts at 8137 or Jim Wilhelm costumes would also be greatly Children classes will begin on The FRA will be closed on Octo- at 95460 before Nov. 5th, appreciated. October 25 and run for 5 weeks-on ber 28 until the Haunted House We will take excellent care of Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 to MASONS opens at 6 p.m. on the 29th so the anything you may loan us, so' please 3 p.m. for ages 2-4. 5 years and Haunted House can be decorated. older will be from 3 to 4 p.m. There will be a special communi- help us to keep the Little Theatre After the Haunted House closes, goins. All classes will be held at the cation at the Caribbean Naval Lodge there will be an adult costume Windjammer Pool. Registration fee held in the Masonic Apartments in party with "Son of Aries" providing will be $10.00 per child. Sign up DAMAGED GOV FOR SALE building #800 at 7:30 p.m. on the music. Tickets will be avail- at Special Services Monday thru Wednesday, Oct. 26, for the purpose able at the door. Come celebrate The Enlisted Men's Club has Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. of conducting work in the second a Halloween with the FRA. damaged degree. All fellow craft and mas- truck that is being offered for ter Masons are cordially and fra- sale by sealed bid. The truck NEX PRICE CHANGES is a 1969 ton and a half truck. It HAVE A HAPPY HALLOWEEN. ternally invited to attend. AND BRING YOUR GHOUL FRIEND. may be seen in the Leeward Point The price changes recently announ- Enlisted Men's Club parking lot. Celebrate Halloween with Frank- ced for Japanese, German, and Span- Special Announcements Interested personnel should turn stein and Count Dracula this ish merchandise featured in the in their sealed bids to the NAS A Halloween party for all 1978 Navy Exchange Mail Order Cata- DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS Supply office by Nov. 1. year. the little ghouls and goblins in log, will not apply to items that are featured in the NEX Pre- All base residents are reminded Gitmo will be held on Friday, Oc- tober 28 at 11A East Bargo begin- Christmas Mail Order Sale Bulletin that daylight savings time ends in FLAGSHIP GALLEY FAMILY NIGHT which should have been recieved CONUS and Jamaica on Oct. 30. All ning at 8 p.m. Two hours of movies at the Navy Exchange on October 12. clocks in the States and Jamaica will Gold Hill Galley including Frankenstein and Dracula is sponsoring a The changes also will not affect be set back one hour to conform to family night on Wednesday, will be shown. Refreshments and Oct. 26, the -prices of items listed in the standard time. The corresponding featuring Mexican food, treats will be served and a prize for the best costume will be award- October issue of "Off Duty" maga- check in time will be: The menu will include; vegetable ed. The spooky spectacle is being zine. Prices for sale items will Air Terminal NSC Norfolk will be soup, crackers, enchiladas, tacos, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Bill remain as listed in the sale bulle- 7 a.m. with departure at 9 a.m. Spanish rice, chile con came, fri- and fly tin for the duration of the sale, Norman Manley International Air- joles, tortillas, Bailey. So grab your broom salad bar, and cake. which started on October 12 and port Kingston, Jamaica will be at Dinner starts in early. For more information call at 4 p.m, lasts through November 15. The price 2 p.m. with departure at 3:55 p.m. 95362. changes announced ODU SHUT COURSES will apply to these items after the sale. PARENT/TEACHERS RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED All items in the catalog are iden- CONFERENCE Old Dominion University's Short tified by their country of origin Courses: EFS 544 or 497, Group Dy- School will not be in session the There is a critical need for your except in the audio section, where namics will meet from 6 to 10 p.m. afternoons of Oct 31-Nov.4 at the time and talents at the Red Cross all items whose NEX stock numbers Oct. 31 Nov. 5. and Nov. 7 - Nov. W.T. Sampson Elementary School. Office. A morning or afternoon a - begin with the letters "AJ" are of 10. EPS 461, The Teaching of Read- Individual parent/teacher confe- week can make a world of difference Japanese origin. rences will be held on those dates. to someone who needs you. No pre- ing in the Content areas will meet Parents will be notified of their vious experience is needed, just a from Nov. 10 - 12 and Nov. 14 - 17 scheduled conference time by the desire to help others. Babysitting from 6 to 10 p.m. classroom teacher. is provided for those volunteers These courses carry three hours of graduate or undergraduate credit. INTER COMMAND RACKETBALL The Kindergarten schedule for that with children through OWC and PWOC TOURNAMENT week will be: funds. Please call June Lindstrom Anyone interested in enrolling should call Nancy Held at 95347. Monday, Oct. 31-morning session at 96125/95434/ 8E76. Special Services is now accepting Students who have already signed up only (no afternoon session), entries for the next Inter Command for these classes should plan to pay Tuesday, Nov. 1-the afternoon ses- MACREME COURSE OFFERED Racketball Tournament to be held their tuition anytime up until the sion will attend in the morning at on October 28th, 29th, and 30th. A four week basic macreme course first night of class. The cost is 8:45-11:15 (morning session will not This will be open to singles and is being sponsored by the Caribbean with tuition assistance. attend), $90, $22.50 doubles play. Anyone interested Arts and Crafts Association. The Wednesday, Nov. 2-morning session in participating contact Special class will cost $11, and starts on will be as usual (no afternoon ses- Services at 951160 prior to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 7 p.m. To re- U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba sion), on October 26th. This event will gister call Joyce at 97206. Thursday, Tov. 3-the afternoon be held in the evenings of the above session will attend during the morn- ENT DOCTOR TO VISIT GITMO dates. ing hours as on Tuesday (morning session will not attend), During the period of Oct. 26 - Friday, Nov. 4-no school for Kin- Nov, 4 an ear, nose and throat Cat. David W. DeCook W.T. SAMPSON WILL SPONSOR dergaten students. specialist will be temporarily as- Naval Base Commander ANNUAL HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Parents are also encouraged to signed to the local hospital. Any- Naval Station Commanding Officer The W.T. Sampson Elementary School attend the annual Halloween Parade one desiring an appointment with LCdr. Jerry ayn .Public Affaira Officer 10 1 Garald ainser .Leading Jouralist. is sponsoring a Halloween Carnival starting at 1:10 p.m. on Friday, him should call 95312. from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Sat- Oct. 28. TREASURE AND TRIVIA SALE urday, Oct. 29, at the Cooper Field Midway. There will be games for He GuentumGatette is published according to the YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS rules and ragdations for ship and stationa spers children age 2-12, tickets 104. Treasure & Trivia will be having asout lined in NAXS P-35 adunder the direction of the Naval Base Public Affair. Officer. Printed There will also be a country store a sale on Saturday, Oct. 29, from d oe n fn tm e ek y tus nn seo TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 9 a.m. until noon. Blouses and with baked goods, hot dogs, pop __m e stemhat appear herein are not ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,524,000 will be 254 and all to be contrued corn and sodas, There will also be men's shirts a official or m reflecting the viwa of WWMAVMASE TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,098,000 other merchandise will be half off. movies and entertainment for the kids. Tuesday, October 25, 1977 ,uancanamo Gazette Page 3 Elementary students learn of fire prevention Navy Newsline W.T. Sampson Elementary students Tposter or essay contest next week recently took advantage of Fire to help emphasize the importance TAKE The Navy's Surgeon of NOTE General, Vice Prevention Week by joining the local of fire prevention. Admiral Willard P. Arentzen has in- fire department in a variety of Parents should take the time to Thanksgiving trip itiated a "get tough" policy within learning experiences. prepare themselves and their child- the medical departments of the Navy First through third graders were ren in fire to curb cigarette smoking. safety in conjunction Special Services is planning a invited to visit the fire station In a letter to physicians, with this years fire prevention Thanksgiving weekend trip to Negril den- and learn more about what fire tists, nurses and medical service slogan "Learn not to Burn". 'A few Beach, Jamaica. The last trip was fighters do at their "home away from corps officers, the surgeon minutes of time may prevent some a tremendous success and this is general home." Fire department Inspector future tragedy. has instructed Navy medical depart- undoubtedly the best bargain in the Wais served as the guide for the ment personnel The administration, teachers, and Caribbean. to "set the example" 11 classes visiting the station. in the fight against students-of W.T. Sampson would like For those who may not have seen tobacco use in Students and teachers from the the Navy. to express a special thank you to the advertisements for earlier trips elementary school gathered in group Describing smoking as a principal everyone involved in this most to Negril Beach, the cover cost pays assemblies to watch a fire preven- form of self-destructive behavior, vital learning experience, for round trip transportation from tion movie and get a closer look at the Kingston to Negril, all meals inclu- admiral cited a world health or- what the firefighters wear and what ding all the wine and rum punch ganization suggestion that the con- type of equipment is used for dif- you can drink, live entertainment ferent emergencies. each trol of cigarette smoking alone could night and a disco by the pool that The students also got a close look do more to improve health and prolong stays open till dawn. at a fire truck and how it operates. life in developed countries than any Those going on the trip will leave other Inspector Wais reminded the students single action in the field of on Thursday, Nov. 24, and return on preventive medicine. of the proper way to call in a fire Monday, Nov. 28. All this for only emergency as well as what to do and $205. per person. The admiral told the Navy medical what not to do in the event of a fire. There is room for only 30 people personnel in the letter that they Along with the fire department this trip, so sign up now at the must not only recognize tobacco smo- program Mr. Wolfgang Plakinger, the Special Services office any time be- king as harmful, but also must be- school's Career Education Coordina- tween 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mon- have in a manner consistant with the tor, reminded students to consult day through Friday. Full payment knowlege that smoking is a health with their parents to work out a for the trip must be in Wednesday, hazard, as health care professionals, fire evacuation plan for each of Nov. 16. the admiral said, medical department their homes as well as clearing out members should Those going on the trip must ar- lead the way. the potential fire dangers in their range their own MAC transportation homes. Each student will have a Elementary students listen to fire department presentation. to Kingston. chance to participate in either a USS Saipan, the second of a new class of amphibious assault ships, Wives seminar was commissioned into naval service Capt. Zidbeck opens BEQ Oct. 15, at Pascagoula, Miss. Due to significant interest for a Designated LNA-2, Saipan is the Wives Presentation, Naval Station, sister ship of the USS Tarawa, both Guantanamo will host a Wives Infor- of which are capable of deploying a mation Seminar at the Windjammer fully equipped Marine assault force Oct. 27 and 28. Dependent wives by helicopter, landing craft or a from all activities are invited and combination of the two. encouraged to attend. Saipan is named for the World War The seminar will include presen- II battle which took the lives of tations on medical and dental care, nearly 3,500 American Marines, sol- BPTO, the Exchange and Commissaryz diers and sailors. The battle of Veterinarian, Nursery School, sur- June 1944, gave the United States a vivors benefits and a fenceline tour. foothold in the Marianas Islands of the mid Pacific. It was a signifi- cant step forward in the advance on the Japanese home islands, and the island of Saipan became the first B-29 base in the Pacific. The ship is 820 feet long at the flight deck and is capable of speeds in excess of 20 knots. Including her crew, and embarked Marines the IleELO ship will carry 262 officers and more more than 2,500 enlisted men.

Capt. W.E. Zidbeck, commanding officer of the Naval Air Station opens the first of five Bachelor Enlisted Quarters buildings. The $1.7 million pro- ject which is modernizing the barracks will provide comfortable quarters for about 300 bachelor men and women assigned to NAS and tenant activities. 1:00 General Hospital The annual board to select staff The ceremony took place Friday. 1:35 Tuesday Matinee: "Viole nt Enemy sergeants for promotion to gunnery The modernized BEQ's feature two and three person rooms with individual 3:10 Cartoons sergeant is now in session at Head- bathrooms. Each of- the centrally air conditioned buildings also provides 4:30 Electric Company (BW) quarters, Marine Corps. ample lounge areas, color tv rooms, a reading room and laundry facilities. 4:35 Nature's Window The board is authorized to select Energy conservation efforts are obvious throughout the structure. Ther- 4:35 Rawhide (BW) 1,637 Marines for advancement. mal pane windows, urethane foam insulated roofs and individual room ther- 5:30 Newswatch To be eligible for promotion, a mostats are but a few of the features which will cut down on the amount of 6:30 Wild Kingdom minimum time in grade of three energy consumed. 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) years is required. However, that Capt. Zidbeck, in personally addressing the 65 men and women who will 7:00 Switch requirement is waiverable to two occupy the structure, stressed that this is each individual's home. He 7:55 Notes of Interest and a half years. pointed out that while this carried with it many individual rights it like-, 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore In those occupational fields where wise brought the responsibility to observe the rights of others. Further 8:30 All's Fair a waiver occurs, and the minimum stressing the "your home" theme, he solicited their cooperation in taking 9:00 Kojak time in grade of two and a half special care of the fine new facility that has been provided. In addition, 9:55 Newswatch Update years is used for promotion zone he noted that this was the first opportunity for bachelor women to reside LO:00 Lohman and Barkley candidates, there will be no eligi- at Leeward and on behalf of all the NAS Community, he extended to them a 10:50 Tuesday Night at the Movies: bility zone. hearty welcome. "First Love" The contractor for the project is Sloan Construction Co. of Greenville, The gunnery sergeant selection board S.C. and the target completion date for the entire project is the latter is scheduled to be in session for about two months. part of March. Base Movies In other promotional news, head- Downtown: The Money, R quarters has announced the plans McCalla: New York, New York, PG for the sergeant promotions sched- N.C.F.A. test results available Marine: The White Buffalo, PG uled for January. Leeward: The Deep, PG To be eligible for promotion, cor- The following personnel test scores have been returned to N.C.F.A. and porals must have a date of rank of are available: Jan. 17, 1977 or earlier. The cutoff date for meeting the time in Corpuz, Danilo V. Daniels, Dale A. NCO Club: Lucky Lady, PG arade and service requirements is Greenlee, Leonard T. Wallace, Patrick F. CPO Club: Club closed. No movie. Dec. 13. Harvey, Thomas E. Trant, Stephen J. COMO Club: Club closed. No movie. Conduct and proficiency marks as- Herskovitz, Robert I. Tiller, William E. (JR.) signed through Oct. 20 will be Kelly, Kevin F. Spenser, William B. used in computing composite scores. Wilcox, Harold L. Sorbel, Scott A. All composite scores must be re- Ocasio, Anthony R. Peel, Dave [igh tide-7:39pm Local ported to headquarters by Dec. 1, Milender, Leonard R. Parr, Chris R. Low tide--2:05pm via the unit diary. Childres, Robert E. Noriega, Edward J. SunAteL---6:59am Forecast Kennedy, Gerald A. Neihouse, Matthew L. Sun6et---- 6:31pm Jones, Larry D. Clark, Sidney T. High------91 Hyre, Mark E. Bubier, Clay E. Low------73 NATIONAL Hernandeze, Richard J. Goubile, Robert A. 1 40883 3 HEALTH Today's torecast calls Fox, Gary P. Lewis, Wesley K. tor partly cloudy skies and a chance of after- AGENCIES Dupree, Daniel S. noon showers. Winds will be from Personnel wishing to pick up their scores may do so during working hours the southeast at 8-12 knots and bay 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) at the N.C.F.A. office. conditions will be 2-4 feet. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, October 25, 1977 College Football Results Perry, listedfair How the United Press International Board of Coaches top-20 ranked col- after, Saturday lege football teams fared over the weekend: 1. 16, MICHIGAN 0 brain surgery SPORTSLINE 2. TEXAS 30, SMU 14 (UPI)--Colorado's Tom Perry 3. ALABAMA 55, Louisville 6 is listed in fair 4. Notre Dame 49, SOUTHERN CAL 19 condition after un- Randolph lone Yankee dergoing five hours 5. OHIO STATE 35, Northwestern 15 of brain sur- gery Saturday at the Omaha Medical 6. OKLAHOMA 35, Iowa State 16 7. Nebraska 33, COLORADO 15 Center in Nebraska. Only one Yank The senior on A-L All-Star squad 8. ARKANSAS 34, Houston 0 linebacker collapsed in the dressing room following a 9. PENN STATE 49, West Virginia 28 (Compiled from AP and UPI) 10. NOTRE DAME 49, Southern Cal 19 game between Colorado and Nebraska. (NEW YORK)--Only one player from the The three are Larry 11. TEXAS A&M 34, Rice 20 Later that night, he underwent sur- World Champion has Hisle of Minnesota, Ken Singleton 12. PITTSBURGH 28, Syracuse gery to remove blood clots and re- 21 been named to the Associated Press of Baltimore and Bobby Bonds of Cal- 13. TEXAS TECH was idle lieve pressure to the brain. He had All-Star Team. The ifornia. The designated hitter is 14. U-C-L-A 21, CALIFORNIA 19 received a blow to the head during vote was held yesterday and second of . Right handed 15. BRIGHAM YOUNG 10, Wyoming the second half of the game and went 7 baseman Willie Randolph was the lone choice on the mound was Jim Palmer 16. NORTH TEXAS STATE 20, Memphis into convulsions when he got to the representative. Eastern Division and the southpaw position went to State 19 locker room after the game. Doc- rivals Baltimore and Boston claimed Frank Tanana of California. 17. NEBRASKA 33, Colorado tors checked him out on the side- 15 five spots on the team. 18. OKLAHOMA 35, IOWA STATE lines when he got , but could 16 In order, the is Carlton Ali to fight 19. CLEMSON 7, North Carolina find nothing wrong and sent him back State 3 Fisk of Boston, first base is oc- 20. ARIZONA STATE 66, Texas-El Paso 3 in to play. for disabled children Bill Mallory, his wife and cupied by Rod Carew of Minnesota, is held down by the second assistant coach Bob Reublin all ac- (CHICAGO)-- boxing champ In other college results companied Perry to the hospital, Boston pick, , and says he'll hold an ex- where he has gone from critical con- Kansas City's George Brett claims the hibition match in Chicago December EAST hot corner. dition to fair after wavering in and 2, with the proceeds going to an in- out of consciousness on Saturday. stitute for disabled children. Army 42, Lafayette 6 Ali's opponent in the five round Navy 42, William and Mary 17 Said Mallory: "I guarantee you it's bout will be Scott LeDoux, who Boston College 17, Villanova 0 scary when you rush to the hospital and one of your Angels clean house; fought undefeated to a Colgate 48, Columbia 36 players is fighting draw last Saturday night on national Princeton 20, Harvard 7 for his life. television in Las Vegas. Yale 27, Penn 21 "Any time there's an injury to the Red Sox follow suit the neck, you're scared to Dartmouth 17, Cornell 13 head or Brown 44,Holy Cross 13 death." (ANAHEIM, CAL.)--California Angel's Louis in guarded condition Massachusetts 10, Connectucut 0 owner Gene Autry made official some portions of an expected reorganiz4- SOUTH tion yesterday. Autry is taking Former heavyweight boxing champ NFL Scores over as team president, removing Ar- Joe Louis remains in guarded con- Kentucky 33, Georgia 0 In Sunday's action: thur Patterson from the post. And dition in a Las Vegas hospital. Florida 27, Tennessee 17 he named "Buzzie" Bavasi executive The "Brown Bomber" was admitted to North Carolina 17, South Carolina 0 Denver 24, Cincinnati 13 vice president and chief operating the hospital three nights ago after Maryland 31, Duke 13 Oakland 28, New York Jets 27 officer. The front office shakeup complaining of chest pains. Doc- Virginia 12, Wake Forest 10 New England 17, Baltimore 3 follows a mediocre performance this tors still have not found conclu- Georgia Tech 38, Tulane 14 Dallas 16, Philadelphia 10 year by the Angels, who were expec- sive evidence that Louis suffered LSU 56, Oregon 17 Pittsburgh 27, Houston 10 ted to challenge Kansas City for a heart attack. But what are called Green Bay 13, Tampa Bay 0 the West Division title and instead related symptoms have shown up. And MID-WEST Cleveland 27, Buffalo 13 finished fifth. tests are continuing. Autry will also continue as the Illinois 21, Indiana 7 New York Giants 17, Washington 6 Miami 31, Seattle Angels' chairman of the board. Man responsible for Kent State 29, Eastern Michigan 13 13 Atlanta 16, Chicago Patterson is expected to stay in Michigan State 9, Wisconsin 7 10 St. Louis 49, New Orleans 31 a public relations capacity and Har- Missouri 28, Kansas State 13 football penalty signals San Francisco 28, Detroit 7 ry Dalton is expected to remain as dies Oklahoma State 21, Kansas 0 Kansas City 21, San Diego 16 the club's general . Purdue 34, Iowa 21 Among the yet unsettled matters Dr. Ellwood Geiges, the man largely On Monday night: are whether Dave Garcia will be re- responsible for the introduction of SOUTHWEST tained as the field manager along penalty signals in football, died Los Angeles 35, Minnesota 3 with his coaching staff. over the weekend in Norristown, Penn- Baylor 38, Air Force 7 sylvania. He was 82. TCU 21, Miami, Fla. 17 The trust that runs the began its housecleaning yesterday In the late 1920's, Geiges was pre- West Texas State 27, Lamar 9 Last night's N-B-A action by firing General Manager Dick O'Con- paring to referee a game between Syr- acuse and Cornell when radio announ- WEST Detroit 100, Boston 85 nell and two other club executives. Haywood Sullivan, one of the success- cer Ted Husing asked him if the gaie ful co-bidders for the franchise af- officials could keep the radio booth Arizona 45, Utah 17 informed of what was going on on the Colorado State 14, New Mexico 9 Pro Hockey Scores ter the death of Thomas Yawkey, was picked to succeed O'Connell by the field. Idaho 17, Montana State 6 executors of the estate. The sale Geiges and his fellow referees de- Montana 17, Idaho State 15 In the N-H-L was announced last month for a re- vised the hand signals in use today 31, Washington State 29 Stanford ported $16 million. O'Connell has for offside, holding, illegal shift 14, Oregon State 6 Washington Montreal 5, Washington 1 been with the club for 31 years. and time out.

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