TWO ARAB TERRORISTS ATTACK ISRAELI JETLI NER IN PARIS U. & NAVAL BASE and took off without incident for UMMJ44A B C PARIS (AP)-Two Arab terrorists BAY, CUBA launched an unsuccessful grenade Tel Aviv. He said there were GUNANM and pistol attack on an Israeli about 200 persons aboard. jetliner at Orly airport yesterday The Palestine'Liberation Organ- * then traded shots with police and ization office in Paris said it took an unknown number of persons had nothing to do with the airport hostage in the terminal building, attack and condemned it. French officials said. Vaudeville gave this account Reports on the number of in- of the attack: jured ranged up to 20, authorities At 4:20 p.m., while the airport said earlier the hostages in- was packed with visitors, a man cluded a man, a woman and a 4-year emerged onto a terrace of the main old boy. building and prepared to fire on Prefect Jean Vaudeville, regional an El Al jet as it was pulling administrator of the Val de Marne away from its parking area. January 20, 1975 department, told newsmen that the A member of an Elite police unit, terrorists asked for a plane to fly reinforced earlier in the week after them to an unknown destination in a bazooka attack on an Israeli OIL WORKERS AGREE exchange for the lives of their plane missed and damaged a Yug- prisoners., oslav plane, saw him and opened ON TWO-YEAR CONTRACT Massive police reinforcements fire with his submachine gun. blocked off Orly and set up a The man ran into a nearby wait- DENVER (AP)-The Oil Workers Union skirmish line on the second floor ing room after hurling one or two announced agreement yesterday on of the airport where the terrorists gernades in the direction of the two-year national contracts with oil were held up. One French policeman jet, and there joined an accomplice. the Mobil and Cities Service was seriously wounded in an ex- They began to run toward an exit companies. change of fire and Vaudeville said but were confronted by a group of The settlements averted a walk- "a certain number" of airport riot police. The terrorists then out by 6,700 workers, but left more of the Oil, visitors, perhaps seven, were also changed direction and ran into a than 3,100 other members workers Inter- injured. rest room taking the hostages with chemical and Atomic still on strike at But a doctor on the scene said them. national Union Continental and Union Oil Company at least 20 persons were wounded in The terrorists made contact with refineries in seven states. shooting in the terminal, including the police by passing a note under workers also con- several policemen in serious con- the rest room door, Vaudeville said. . More. than 9,300 dition. He said some of the injured tinued to strike over local issues were hit by fragments of grenades FUEL SHORTAGE FOR MILITARY at Mobil, Gulf and Texaco refineries thrown by the terrorists when in Beaumont and Port Arthur, Texas, their assault began. WASHINGTON (AP)-A dispute over despite national settlements with An Israeli 'Embassy official oil contracts which has resulted Gulf and Texaco last week and the said the El Al plane was not hit in some fuel shortages for the Mobil settlement yesterday. military has apparently been Spokesmen for Mobil and Texaco FOUR PEOPLE INJURED IN HOTEL ATTACKS settled, according to Defense said yesterday that the Texas plants Department officials. were operating with supervisory LONDON (AP)-At least four people Department spokesmen confirmed personnel, although at reduced were injured yesterday when a hotel that some military activities have capacity. Union oil plants also in Central London was sprayed with been interfered with by a fuel were operating on a reduced scale, machine gun bullets from a passing shortage resulting from the im- the company said. car. passe between the Pentagon and the Union President A. F. Grospiron The attack occurred outside the oil industry over disclosure of said the contracts "meet the min- the pat- Portman Hotel in Portman Square costs. imum standards set out in Gulf Oil Corp." only a few yards from where a But Pentagon officials said tern settlement with a 26.8 per cent similar assault occurred Dec. 14, over the last few weeks the which called for over the two years. on the Churchill Hotel. Three Department of Defense has re- wage increase about $5.95 an people were hurt then. ceived sufficient data from oil Oil workers made Polivz said at that time the companies to permit the award hour under their old contracts. the shooting was believed to be the work within the next several days of The settlement with Mobil, of a splinter group of the Irish the majority of contracts to meet nation's sixth largest oil refiner, Republican Army although this was its continental United States affects nearly 6,000 OCAW members. Service never confirmed. A 25-day Christmas petroleum requirements. Grospiron said the Cities oil truce called by the IRA ended last The dispute centered over dis- agreement covers about 700 Thursday at midnight. closure of cost information by the workers. deadlines A police spokesman said of the oil firms, and Sen. William Prox- He also announced strike at Texas City, incident at the Portman Hotel: mire D-Wis., had charged that against Marathon Oil at El Dorado, "Shots were fired from a passing some 68 companies were refusing Texas, Skelly Oil and Husky Oil in Wyoming car and a man was hit in the leg. to cooperate. Kansas, The strikes will begin at We don't know any more at the mo- The Wisconsin Senator said that and Utah. unless settlements ment." without new contracts peacetime noon tomorrow The extent of their injuries fuel supplies were sufficient to are reached. and Standard Oil * was not immediately known, accord- last only until Feb. 1, and after Phillips Petroleum placed on strike not- ing to the police spokesman. that the services would either of Ohio were have to halt activities using ice earlier. fuel or dip into war stocks. Page 2--LOCAL Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 20, 1975

MOST PERSONS IN MILITARY RESPONSIBLE FOR STATE INCOME TAX AS WELL AS FEDERAL TAX This is the time of year for the tax had been previously paid, you head of family. Plus $400 for each W W-2, the 1040 and the 1040A's and should file a claim for a refund, dependent, less one for the head of other sundry complicated forms for generally, you must file if you the family. There's also a $1,000 filing federal income tax returns. had a gross income of $1,900 and exemption for each person who is It happens every year. In addition are single'or separated from blind, mentally retarded, deaf or to federal income tax, most of us your spouse, or if married on a who has lost a limb. Information are also responsible for filing gross of $2500 plus age and on Louisiana tax laws may be obtain- state income tax returns. blind exemptions. Deductions in- ed from the Louisiana Collector of If you're from Iowa, your return clude $600 per exemption plus Revenue, Individual Tax Division, is due by April 30 and exclusions partial credit for property taxes Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70821. and deferments are the same as for paid by a taxpayer 65 or older who In Maine, the income tax law pro- federal income tax. All military meets income requirements. For vides in part, "that a resident pay is excluded if on active duty further clarification and for the individual shall mean an individual for more than six continuous months. necessary forms to file, write to who is domiciled in Maine unless he This is subtracted on the tax re- the Director of Taxation, Income maintains no permanent place of turn. An extension may be granted and Inheritance Tax Bureau, Topeka, abode in this state, does maintain upon application. Kansas 66601. *a permanent place of abode elsewhere You must file if you are required If you're from Kentucky, your and spends in the aggregate not more to file a federal income tax re- exclusions are the same as for than 30 days of the taxable year in turn or if your net income was federal income tax, including the this state. The exclusions for $2,000 or more. Tax credits include combat-zone exclusion. Military Maine are the same as for federal $15 if single, $30 if married or retirement income may be excluded income tax, including the combat- head of a family; an additional $15 up to $4,000 by those who are 50 or zone exclusion. Filing requirements if blind or over 65 and $10 for older. Military pay of POW's and are the same as for federal, or if each dependent. MIA's is not taxable. State tax single with a Maine adjusted gross Legal domiciliaries should file laws previously said military mem- income of $1,000, or $2,000 if mar- a return, even if no tax is due, bers could defer filing and paying ried. Exemptions are $1,000 for each for record purposes. This is evi- until 12 months after either their exemption that would be allowable on dence of intent to retain a legal termination of active service or a federal income tax return. To domicile in Iowa. For further in- a national emergency, whichever obtain the necessary forms and for formation and for tax forms, you was the earliest. You should be further information, write to the may write to the Iowa Department of advised however to check with Income Tax Division, Maine Bureau of Revenue, Income Tax Division, state income tax authorities as to Taxation, State Office Building, Robert Lucas Building, Des Moines, what this actually means. Forms Augusta, Maine 04330. Iowa 50319. and information may be obtained Residents of Maryland must file if If you're a resident of Kansas you from the Kentucky Department of they are required to file federal in- have the same exclusions and defer- Revenue, Box 740, Frankfort, Ken- come tax returns or if federal in- ments on state income tax as you do tucky 40601. come plus Maryland additions exceed on federal, including the combat- In Louisiana, disability retired federal requirements. Exemptions zone exclusion, postponement for pay is exempt. State law requires include $800 for each single person, filing and paying and abatement of persons with a net income of $2500 $1,600 if married plus $800 for each tax for death resulting from combat- who are either single or separated dependent, including one under a mul- zone service. to file and if married, they must tiple support agreement. The com- Effective Jan. 1, 1973, the first have had a net income of $5,000. bat-zone exclusion is the same as $2,000 of retired pay for those Anyone with a gross income of $6,000 for federal and military members over 65 is exempt. Military pay as must file Exemptions are $2,500 outside the continental U.S. may defer a POW or MIA is not taxable and if if single and $5,000 if married or filing until 3 months after returning. (continued on Page 4)

Local Forecast

Little or no change in the WATER STATUS outlook. Partly cloudy during the day and fair at night. Water figures for yesterday: isibility unrestricted. Winds light and variable becoming SE WATER PRODUCED: 1,544,000 ...... "if-a -- ...... IO. . . . . at 12 knots with gusts to 18

. . . . knots by noon, then abating WATER CONSUMED: 1,147,000 to light and variable after sunset. Bay conditions 1-3 WATER GAIN: 397,000 . . ~ll 0 0 .o.l.f010 . feet. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:39. Sunset at 6:45. High tide will WATER IN STORAGE: 16,844,000 Pan,0t=Sl.Ol -- O.f-.-.L*1 Ito be at 2:27 p.m. Low tide will be at 9:12 aom. and 9:05 p.m. Monday, January 20, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL--Page 3

Recreation Council Meeting TAKE GOOD LOOK BEFORE DECIDING PHOTO HOBBY CLUB

LEEWARD POINT BASKETBALL COURTS TO GO BACK TO 'REAL WORLD' For all those interested in or- ganizing a photo hobby club, there NOW IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION If some of you are thinking about will be a meeting at 7 p.m. tonight going back to the "real world," at the Special Services photo hobby During the December Composite Re- take a good look at it. shop. For further information call creation Council meeting, the fol- Sure, civilians can always quit John Wray at 85771 DWH. lowing items of general interest their jobs. But sometimes the jobs were discussed. are quitting the people. CLUB MOVIES The Leeward Point basketball Let's say you do leave the Navy courts have been recently cleaned and find a job for as much as At the Windjammer: and the hoop heights corrected so $1,000 a month. That $1,000 may not Tomorrow, Hannie Caulder, Western the courts are now in satisfactory be as much as you think. drama, R; Wednesday, The First condition. Here's why. Circle, drama, R; Thursday, The The Leeward Point Recreation and Out of that $1,000 comes $195 in Exorcist, drama, R; Friday, Man of Hobby Building interior construc- federal taxes if you're single. In the East, Western comedy, PG, and tion plans have been completed. the Navy you pay income tax, too, The Silent One, drama, PG; Satur- Construction will begin as soon as but only on basic and special pay. day, Play It as It Lays, drama, R, the required manpower becomes Out of that $1,000, you'll have and Criminal Affair, drama, GP; available. to deduct items like food, housing Sunday, The Serpent, drama, PG. The U.S. Air Force Veterinary and clothing. The Navy either pro- Service has approved the permanent vides these for you or gives you LIVE FIRING assignment of a veterinarian. He an allowance to help cover them. is expected in March. In the inter- Out of that $1,000 maybe you'll pay The Marines will conduct a live im, vet services have been re- for retirement plans. Health and firing exercise Thursday from 8 quested for a week each during the long-term disability insurance. a.m. to 11 p.m. The firing will months of January and February. Life insurance. take place at South Toro Cay and Capt. Houser will be available at All these civilian deductions will impact at Hicacal Range. All the clinic from Jan. 22 to 27. could reach $500 a month! That of the area north from Saint Nicolas Special Services, in cooperation $1,000-a-month job doesn't go as Point to Caracoles Point and north with the Guantanamo Bay Yacht Club, far as it may appear. of Caracoles Point to Hospital Point started a new series of sailing How about if you lose or walk out is off limits during this live classes. Classes will take two on your civilian job. You leave, firing. S weeks and cost $6 per person. Al- and look for a new one. Maybe it though the first class has been takes a week. Maybe six months. BINGO RESUMES AT MORIN CENTER filled, the second, commencing without pay. about Jan. 27, still has several If you want to change your Navy Bingo at Morin Center will resume openings. Successful completion of job, you can--if you have the qual- tonight with 1,800 new cards. The the course results in qualification ifications and training. And you jackpot will be $350 in 51 numbers as a Class B sailing skipper. In- still get your Navy pay. or less. If the jackpot does not go terested personnel are requested to So get all the facts from your a consolation prize of $100 will contact Special Services. Command Career Counselor. See him be given. Special Services is still in need today. of volunteers to help build a fence The Navy: don't wait till you get TEEN CLUB NEEDS DIRECTOR around corral pasturage. Any volun- out to wish you'd stayed in. teers are requested to contact EMC The Teen Club is looking for a Weatherly at 95581. RIFLE, PISTOL CLUB MEETS THURSDAY director. This is a salaried posi- tion, and if you're interested call MARINE EXCHANGE TAKING BIDS Rifle and Pistol Club members Mrs. Gass at 95342, or Mrs. Wolfe are urged to attend the January at 951114 or Chief Hepworth at The Marine Corps Exchange will meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday with 85559 or 95343. place the following items of prop- ideas for participation in the 1975 erty for sale: Mardi Gras. COMO SNACK SHACK HOURS International Step Van, 500 x 509; Club President Bernard Goodbar International Step Van, 500 x 510; reminds members that the vacant Hours of operation for the COMO Ford Cab & Chassis, 500 x 283. office of treasurer has remained Snack Shack are: Sealed bids will be accepted on unfilled during past meetings for Monday - Thursday: 11 a.m. to 1 these items, which will be on display lack of a quorum. p.m.; 4 to 8 p.m. at the Marine Exchange Warehouse The meeting will be held in the Friday: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 4 to tomorrow and Wednesday from 9 a.m. Human Resources Center, located in 10:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. the Chaplains' office building. All Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Bids will close at 4 p.m. Wed- members and interested personnel are Sunday: noon to 8 p.m. nesday. urged to attend. The Exchange officer reserves the right to refuse any bid. Page 4--LOCAL Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 20, 1975

SAFETY SAM SAYS: V When is a safety rule not a safety rule? When it is seen--but not read. When it is read--but not applied. When it is known--but not obeyed. When it is deliberately violated. When it is winked at, sneered at, and finally ignored. When it is not accepted in a spirit of cooperation and sportsmanship. And lastly, when, after it has been found important enough to be placed in the rule book, it is not strictly enforced by those who should do so,

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY:

Classes will begin at 6:30 p.m. for Spanish 101, Accounting 201, and Computer Science 101. Book Fabulous Folk Festival purchases and tuition payments may be made beginning at 5 p.m. USO SHOW: The USO Show from the University Fun starts at 7:30 p.m. with a chick-FEDERAL INCOME TAX FORMS of Indiana, the Fabulous Folk Fes- en dinner and open bar. Listen and tival with the I Uppers, has arrived dance to the sounds of the Crescendoes. (continued from page 2) in Gitmo and is scheduled for the Wine, dine and entertainment will For more detailed information on following: Tuesday at NAVSTA Lyceum cost $6 per person and $12 per couple. how you stand in Maryland, write at 7 p.m., Wednesday at L/P Lyceum Contact La Gail at 952263 or Mary to the State of Maryland, Comp- at 7 p.m., Thursday at the Marine Lou at 85743 for information and troller of the Treasury, Income Taf Barracks at 7 p.m.,.and Sunday at reservations. No reservations will Division, Annapolis, Maryland the O'Ciub at 8 p.m. be taken after Thursday evening. 21401. As a word of caution to all nil- GITMO BAY YACHT CLUB PARTY THRIFT SHOP itary members, you should realize that if your state is one of the Sail into 1975 with a Post New The Thrift Shop, located next to few that allows deferments and Years Eve party. Join us under the the Beauty Parlor, is open every you do take the option of defer- stars Saturday at the GBYC patio to Tuesday and Friday from 8:30 to ring your payment until released help celebrate the New Year. 11:30 a.m. from active service, you may be

aaaa aaaa ~~ 1 hit with a large lump sum pay- ment plus interest due for all the ADULT EVENING EDU CATION SURVEY 9 years you deferred. In the case of career personnel, a member The Consolidated Civilian Personn el office is conducting a exercising a deferment option, survey to determine what courses to offer for the 1975 spring could be liable for several years term of the adult education evening program. Mark the courses of back taxes, plus interest, upon you wish to attend and forward your response on the clip-out his retirement. So if you use the ' sheet below to: CCPO, Bldg. 804, B ox 77, no later than Jan. 24. deferment option, keep in mind that 9 the taxes must be paid eventually, Typing I or II Vocational Electricity and it's up to you to determine whether you can best pay it now or Bookkeeping I or II Vocational Plumbing later. More now than ever before, the states are pulling all stops to Card Punch Operator Welding (Basic and Beyond) get the funds due them from men- bers of the military. Drafting (Basic and Beyond) Electronics (Basic)

Conversational Spanish Refrigeration and A/C Start treating Conversational English Motor Vehicle Operator Your brothers and sisters like brothers and sisters. Other (Specify) INAEICAN LIFE

A Public Service of Ths Newspper &The Advertising Council " Monday, January 20, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL NEWS--Page 5

CHINA ANNOUNCES NEW CONSTITUTION *PUSH FOR PRESIDENT FORD'S ECONOMIC PROPOSALS INTENSIFIED, STRENGTHENED CITIZENS ALLOWED MORE FREEDOMS WASHINGTON (AP)--The push for Pres. Morton termed Congressional criti- Ford's economic program intensified cism of Ford's proposals something TOKYO (AP)--China announced its yesterday with three administration to be expected with bold sugges- new constitution yesterday, cutting officials making television appear- tions. Then he added that " A lot away a possible power base for chal- ances to urge prompt Congressional of people are just hauling in on lenging Communist party Chairman approval. this program and being against it Mao Tse-Tung and specifically put- "I -ost certainly am," responded in a political way. This is much, ting command of the armed forces Treasury Secretary William E. Simon much bigger than partisan politics in the chairman's hands. when asked if he was ready to push The document, announced by the and fight for Ford's proposals des- The President's major economic official Hsinhua News Agency, elim- pite reports that he dislikes the proposals include a one-shot $12 inated the job of National President, large deficits included in them. billion tax cut for individuals; a a possible springboard for challeng- $4 billion tax break for industry; ing the 81-year-old Mao. It also Simon, appearing on NBC's "Meet a broad series of taxes and levies put control of the military in Mao's the Press", said he doesn't like on oil and natural gas aimed to hands instead of having them under large deficits but they are necess- raising prices and cutting usage, the president. ary in thts program. Reminded he and a federal budget deficit of $30 once indicated he would resign if billion this year and $45 billion Other changes from China's first the budget deficit reached $40 bil- next year. constitution, adopted in 1954, give lion, Simon said that is no longer Chinese the right to strike, free- the case. Both Simon and Federal Energy Ad- dom either to believe.or not believe On ABC's "Issues and Answers" In- ministrator Frank G. Zard, who ap- in religion, equal rights for women, terior Secretary Roger C.B. Morton peared on CBS's "Face the Nation," "in all respects," the right to also gave strong backing to Ford. stressed that the suggestions con- vote and hold office at the age of He said there are areas in which the tained in the President's State of 18, freedom of speech, press and President is willing to compromise the Union message and his energy assembly, and exemption from arrest with Congress, but urged: address are of a long term nature. "except by decision of a people's "Let's start with the President's Zarb termed it a 10-year plus pro- court or with the sanction of a program. Let's get the President's gram and said that if it is followed public security organ." program through Congress, and then the nation would be invulnerable in The new constitution also allows if it needs adjusting, let's adjust energy and even could be able to commune members to farm some small afford to export energy by 1985. plots for their personal needs as long as commune work is given first place. ALASKA, NATION'S ENERGY "STOREHOUSE", EXPERIENCES FUEL PR

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)--There are 26 trillion cubic only on the price of the heating oil, but on credit feet of natural gas at Prudhoe Bay. About 25 per cent terms as well," said Lloyd Lund, Chief of Operations of America's recoverable oil reserves are there too. for the FEA in Anchorage. Millions of tons of coal lie waiting under Alaska's "Those people out there simply cannot afford the oil. tundra flowers. Her rivers are mighty. Numerous villages--about 48 of the nearly 270--can't But this is January, many of her native citizens say afford it and are in trouble," he said. they are being forced to choose between food and fuel "They are in the position of buying either food or fuel. because they can't afford both. But not both." Many of the Eskimos and Indians in the bush earn a meagre living by fishing and trapping. A new $90 million dam is operating only sporadically. Cities are plagued by power outages, dimmed lights, un- Lund said the FEA is trying to push through requests plugged appliances and ice fog created by exhaust which for exemptions to the oil prices, but "Taking the excep- comes comes from gasoline they can't afford either. tion route is extremely difficult and cumbersome." "We're the future storehouse of energy for the Red tape in Washington won't heat a house in Alaska. nation," said Fred Chiel, Deputy Regional Administrator Dog mushing is replacing the snow machines which re- for the Federal Eneregy Administration. placed the huskies just a few years back. "From what I've seen up there in the villages, I would say about The Trans-Alaska Pipeline's daily 1.2 million barrels 99 per cent of the people are going back to the dogs," of oil will start to flow in late 1977. the natural gas said one observer. pipeline still is on the drawing boards. And there is only one working coal mine in the state and its em- For the city folks who drive, the picture is also ployes have been on strike. grim. So this winter's artic temperatures in the interior "Right now, it costs 70 cents a gallon for premium and and the escalating oil prices are hurting America's 65 cents for regular gasoline," said Lowell Nelson, "storehouse." head of the Alaska Petroleum Dealers Association. "In six months we're going to see the price go to a dollar Anchorage residents pay 39 cents a gallon for fuel a gallon right here in Anchorage." oil. In Nome the price is 55 cents. In Fort Yukon and Barrow, Aniak and Anaktuvik Pass, it's 70 to 80 cents To heat well-insulated residences with fuel oil in a gallon if it's brought in by plane, and that doesn't Alaska's urban areas, the price tag is between $800 include the $15 deposit for the 55-gallon drum. and $1,000 a year. Compared with this year's prices, oil "We've got severe problems in the bush country, not in 1974 was 32 cents a gallon. Two years ago it was 23 cents a gallon. Page 6--INTERNATIONAL Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 20, 1975 CONGRESS STRIVING TO COMPLETE Demon Rum' Still Plagues the Military * ORGANIZATIONAL WORK The "curse of demon rum" has Scott abolished the whisky ration The survey showed that binge Washington (AP) -- The 94th Con- plagued the American military in 1832, and substituted coffee drinking among civilians dropped gress is striving to complete its since its inception ir 1775, as well and sugar. from 19 per cent of men in their organizational work before turning as armed forces throughout the During the Civil War, commis- early 20s to 6 per cent of civilians to legislation, including ways to world. sary whisky was described as a over 50. For officers in the same deal with the nation's economic pro- One example of alcohol's ruin- mixture of bark juice, tar water, age group, binge drinking fell blems. ous effects upon a ighting force turpentine, brown sugar, lamp oil from 24 per cent to 14 per cent. House Democrats hope to complete was at Trenton, N.J., during and alcohol. But for enlisted men it rose from their reorganization process with Christmas, 1776. The Hessians, General McClellan wrote, "It 29 to 37 per cent. settlement Wednesday of contests for a mercenary force of the British, is impossible to estimate the bene- The study asked, but could not answer, "Are heavy drinkers following moves last had been imbibing heavily to cele- fits that would accrue to the chairmenships Service from the adoption of a staying in the military, or is the week that challenged four incumbents. brate the season and were unable to fight when Washington crossed resolution on the part of officers military making men who stay The Senate is not troubled with to set their men an example of heavy drinkers?" A big problem battles for chairmanships, but still the Delaware and attacked. The rest is history. total abstinence from intoxicating was that few men in uniform seek faces the question of whom to seat liquors. It would be worth 50,000 help for their drinking problems, While alcohol, or the misuse of from New Hampshire's contested elect- men to the armies of the United fearing that they will lose security it, could affect the fortune of States." clearances or chances for pro- ion. battles as happened at Trenton, for the After the Civil War, the drink- motion. There is a three-way race there is no record of it having ing problem was particularly Enlightened attitudes and poli- chairmanship of the House Banking affected American forces so ad- worrisome on the western frontier cies of today now recognize that Committee. )Chairman Wright Patman versely in combat. Yet, the use when boredom often faced men alcoholism is a preventable and of Texas at first appeared ousted and subsequent problems of al- in remote outposts. Boredom or treatable disease, and the military cohol were built into the military when the party steering committee dissatisfaction with one's job no longer considers an alcoholic picked Henry Reuss of Wisconsin to system. often creates a similar problem unfit for Service on the basis of replace him. But Reuss was rejected In early days, beer and rum today. that problem because it can be by the Democratic caucus and now were part of the rations for Amer- During World Wars I and II, arrested. Alcoholism education, Robert C. Stephens of Georgia has ican fighting men during and American Servicemen developed prevention, and rehabilitation also entered that contest. after the American Revolution. a taste for French wines, largely programs and facilities in all the The steering committee also upended Many Revolutionary soldiers because that beverage was so Services seek to prevent, treat administration committee chairman mixed their own home brew of available. With the outbreak of and restore to effective function- Wayne Hays of Ohio, but that move spruce beer made from fresh World War II, bars and saloons ing Servicemembers suffering overturned by the caucus. green tips of spruce boughs. De- sprang up around every major from alcohol abuse. The individu- was also spite turned the taste of turpentine, the U.S. military installation, and al, however, must seek and co- However, the caucus itself beer was an antiscorbutic, helping out two other chairmen, F. Edward many still exist. These garishly- operate in the treatment and to prevent scurvy. rehabilitation efforts. Louisiana from Armed Ser- illuminated neon jungles often Hebert of have a fatal appeal to Service- Placing emphasis on preventing from In 1830, the U.S. Government vices and W.R. Poage of Texas issued 72,537 gallons of whisky men. the problem, alcohol education Agriculture. in legal rations to the military at Accordineto a study conducted programs in the Services aim at If Melvin Price of Illinois suc- a cost of $22,132. Realizing that by a civilian firm, drinking is making members aware of what ceeds in replacing Hebert, a suc- whisky and desertion often, went. heavier among the military than the elbow-bending toast, "To cessor will have to be named for his hand in hand General Winfield among civilians. your health," really means. Ethics Committee chairmanship. In the Senate a policy of awarding night on similar charges. Tex. "I wanted a career and wanted subcommittee chairmanships to even Three others have each been sen- to further my education." the newest members has helped pre- tenced to 30 years imprisonment; a "I realised that she does need vent similar chairmanship struggles, further 15 have each been sentenced something else," said Hampton, a 12- but the Senate must still name its to 20 years imprisonment and another year veteran SSgt. "We'll have more Republican committee members. That person has been acquitted of similar in common now." is expected to be done by tomorrow. charges. They hope to be stationed together President Siad Barre last Sunday at an Air Base near here when she FOUR MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR announced a decision by the Supreme completes training as a medical sup- Revolutionary Council and the Coun- ply specialist. OPPOSING FREEDOM OF WOMEN IN SOMALIA cil of Ministers to give equal rights to men and women, including Mogadishu, Somalia (AP) -- Four men equal shares in matters like inheri- were sentenced to death here yester- tance, which religious officials had day for activities opposing the eman- held should be in the ration of two Kunrnenq thi cipation of women in Somalia. to one in favor of men. They were accused of indulging in false propaganda at religious cere- AIR FORCE RECRUITERS DOMESTIC monies in Mosques against last week's ' aaUL decision of Somalia's Supreme Revo- APPROACH FOR FILLING HIS QUTA P#tt4 lutionary Council to give women equal rights with men. Lacey, Wash. (AP) -' Nobody can The National Security Court sen- accuse Air Force recruiter John tenced them to death for subverting Hampton of not trying to fill his CoL _ffld C6St MORF state authority and creating national quota. He has enlisted his wife. disunity, official sources said. "It was my idea, not his," insists I Six other men were sentenced to Judy Hampton, who leaves soon for thirn ~pew pQl rft death by firing squad here Saturday training at Lackland Air Force Base, Monday, January 20, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

College Basketball Roundup TANFORD BASKETBALL TEAM BECOMING NATI ON'S GIANT KILLER THREE MORE YEARS (UPI)--Stanford's unheralded bas- Conference. Joe Namath feels ketball team has suddenly earned The Cardinals' seven-foot center, he has three more the tag "giant killer." Rick Kelley, made four free throws years of pro After a 64-60 upset of second- in the final minutes and finished football left in ranked UCLA Friday night, the with 30 points. his career and Stanford Cardinals stunned number- Also on Saturday night on the he hopes to five Southern Cal 67-66 Saturday West coast, UCLA's Bruins bounced spend them with to tie the Trojans and Bruins for back with a 102-72 trouncing of the New York Jets. first place in the Pacific Eight California. Talking to news- In other college basketball ac- men at the Wash- PRE-SEASON BASEBALL GAMES tion Saturday involving top ten JOE NAMATH ington Touchdown nationally ranked teams, top- Club dinner Sat- BEGIN IN GITMO TODAY ranked Indiana smashed Northwestern urday night, the veteran star quar- 82-56, North Carolina State nipped terback said he doesn't want any The "spring training" season for North Carolina 55-53 in overtime part of the WFL. Namath played out Gitmo's baseball teams begins this and Maryland bested Navy 87-73. his option last season and becomes evening with a series of pre-season Alabama bombed LSU 93-67, Arizona a free agent May 1. games. State walloped New Mexico 93-76, The local teams have been divided Oregon beat Washington 68-66 and FOOTBALL TEAM SENDS FINE MONEY into the National League and the Kentucky downed Ole Miss 85-82. American League. In addition, LaSalle tripped Penn TO INTENSIVE CARE NURSERY Teams in the American League are. 67-65, Marquette topped Notre Dame MCB-5, VC-10, NAS Leeward, Hospital, 71-68, Arizona dropped Texas-El JACKSON, Miss. (AP)--A member of FTG/NavSta Blue and Marine Barracks. Paso 69-57, South Carolina tor- the New York Giants football team-- Teams in the National League are pedoed Davidson 85-68, Tennessee Jack Gregory--had an idea for ComNavBase/NavSta White, NAS Wind- shaved Florida 59-56 and LaFayette spending the fines levied against ward, SMF Windward, Security Group, surprised Rutgers 72-66. members of the team, and the team SMF Leeward and NavSta Red. went along with him. In the pre-season schedule tonight WEEKEND PRO BASKETBALL SCORES Some $2,000 has been sent to VC-10 plays NAS Windward at 6 p.m. Mississippi Baptist Hospital's in- and FTG/Blue plays SMF Leeward at NBA tensive care nursery in Jackson. p.m. Friday Gregory has a special feeling for Tuesday, NAS Leeward takes on Buffalo 121, Golden State 116 the nursery, for his small son was SMF Windward at 6 p.m. and Hospital Boston 96, Detroit 90 there for one year after he was plays SecGru at 8. Washington 103, Philadelphia 92 born with defective lungs. Wednesday, at 6 p.m., MCB-5 tries Phoenix 115, Chicago 105 ComNavBase/White and at 8, MarBks New Orleans 113, Seattle 109 CANADIENS' STREAK SNAPPED plays NavSta Red. Portland 127, Houston 106 The regular season starts Friday. Kansas City-Omaha 108, New York 90 (UPI)--The Montreal Canadiens' Games will be played on Monday, Saturday 21-game unbeaten string has been Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sun- Washington 125, Golden State 101 snapped and the loss came on home day at 6 and 8 p.m. Cleveland 108, Philadelphia 106 ice. Boston 123, Houston 101 Dave Williams and Bob Neely KATHY WHITWORTH WINS TOURNAMENT Detroit 86, Phoenix 77 scored within 45 seconds of each Buffalo 129, Atlanta 115 other in the final period as the MIAMI (AP)--Steady Kathy Whitworth New York 104, Chicago 91 Toronto Maple Leafs beat the outplayed challenger Sandra Post Canadiens 4-3. with a one-over-par 73 in head-to- ABA Also in the National Hockey Lea- head competition yesterday to capture Friday gue Saturday night, Pittsburgh tied $15,000 first place money in the New York 108, Kentucky 93 Boston 4-4, the New York Rangers Triple Crown Tournament of the Memphis 92, Virginia 79 edged the Vancouver Canucks 3-2, Ladies Professional Golf Association. Indiana 108, San Diego 107 the New York Islanders crushed De- The lanky Texan, all-time top money San Antonio 139, St. Louis 120 troit 5-1, Philadelphia whipped winner in the LPGA tour, double- Saturday Atlanta 4-1, Kansas City surprised bogeyed the last hole but finished New York 92, Virginia 91 the Chicago Black Hawks 4-1 and St. two shots in front with a 36-hole San Antonio 125, San Diego 110 Louis trimmed the Minnesota North total of 144, even par. Denver 126, Memphis 104 Stars 5-4. Miss Post, a stroke behind her Utah 122, Indiana 118 In the WHA, the Chicago Cougars playing partner at the start of the squeezed by the Minnesota Fighting day, doggedly remained in second un- JOCKEY DIES IN FREAK ACCIDENT Saints 3-2, Quebec trounced New til the next to last hole, when a England 8-2, Phoenix downed Edmon- double-bogey six dropped her five (UPI)--Alvare Pineda, one of the ton 3-1 and Houston lost to San strokes off the pace and a stroke nation's top jockeys, was killed in Diego 5-4. *hind a third playing partner, Judy a freak accident at California's Santa Anita race track Saturday. Miss Rankin, never seriously His mount reared in the starting threatening for the lead, took sec- gate and pinned him in the stall, ond place with a closing 73. crushing his skull. Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Monday, January 20, 1975

1 What's happening Beeline TODAY OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY: Classes will begin at 6:30 p.m. for Business Management 319, Spanish 102, History 202, Business Management 331, and Political Science 200. Book purchases Calls will be accepted for ads and tuition payments may be made beginning at 5 p.m. on Sunday from 5-7 p.m., Mon- day-Friday 3-5 p.m. Boxes are A JUDO CLASS will be at 6:30 p.m. at Marblehead Hall. For more located at the Flagship Mess Information call 98233 AWH. and between the Navy Exchange THE SURE LOSERS will meet at 7 p.m. in the hospital classroom. For and Commissary Store. more information call Pat Trent at 951212 AT or Darla Tennis at DiAL 951144 97216. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet tonight. For more information call 96160 or 64436 on Leeward Point, (AWH) THE ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKSHOP is open Tuesday from 1 to 6 p,m. to anyone needing a place to paint or work on crafts. The workshop for sale is located on the second floor of McCalla Admin Building. For Two 100 watt speakers. Call 95551 more information call 85791. after 2 p.m. or see in GHB after 7 GUANTANAMO BAY MOTOCROSS ASSOCIATION will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the p.m. in Room P110. Club House in McCalla Hangar. Call 951041 AWH.

650 Chopper Triumph in excellent condition with spare parts, tools TOMORROW and helmets, and owners manual. Price negotiable. Call 85214 AT. GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB will practice at the Child Day Care Center at 6 p.m. For more information 97110 or 85232 DWH. 1964 Ford Falcon, good running PAINTING CLASS will be at McCalla Administration Building at 7 p.m. For condition, two new tires, eight more information call 98171 AWH. track casette. Ask for Santiago. BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy Scout Hut, 6th. St. Villamar, at 7:15 Call 95366 or 951236 DWH or 99215 p.m. For more information call Skip Miller at 99147. AWH. GUANTANAMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will meet at the Como Club at 7:30 p.m. I Sears fiberglass Beltro tires, size LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION will meet at the Golf Course at 8:30 a.m. For E-7814, brand new-both for $48. more information call Doris Hutton at 952279. Call 85350 AWH. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB will meet at the Club Station at 7:30 p.m. For more informationcall CWO3 Hornbrook'at 85419 DWH or SMCS Allen at 95318 DWH. 1967 Chevy Belair, four door, THE FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION will meet at FRA building at 8 p.m. automatic, six cylinder, good GUANTANAMO BAY RACE ASSOCIATION will meet at the Club House at 7:30 p.m. condition. $800. See Kelso GHB For more information call 951074 or 98176 AWH. Rm. B302 or call 85237 leave NEW SQUARE DANCING CLASS will start today. For more information call message. Tommie Gibbs 85718 AWH. BINGO will be played at the CPO Club at 8 p.m. Two Marantz Imperial 6 speakers, $60 each; Also Gibson and Fender guitar strings. See Scoop in Rn. Six feet of 5/8 inch heater hose Guard rails for a child's single P107 Gold Hill Barracks or call or two four-foot sections of twin bed. Call 96251. 95451 DWH. same. Call 85201 DWH or 95456 AT. services Playpen $10, baby swing $7, two baby Power mower. Ask for, Jim, 7723 DWH safety gates S3 each, port-a-crib $15, or 90253 AWH. Reliable babysitting in my home from musical rocking horse $4, jumping 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays. Hot chair $5, stroller $12, walker jumper Paperback novels in good conditions. lunches served, very experienced $3, baby bathtub $1.50, baby scales for hospital library. Call 951152. with children. Call 951207 AT. $6, infant seat $6, cool mist vapor- izer and steam vaporizer, all excel- Someone to babysit for 10 month old House and Stove cleaning on weekend, lent condition. Call 90234 AT. boy during the afternoons in my home call Burke at 83734 or 85231 DWH. on occasional basis. Call 95355 AT. wanted Window air conditioners cleaned and Schematic for a Fisher 800 receiver. repaired also automatic air con- Tire and tube for Honda CB-100 Call 97164 AT. ditioners recharged. Call 97202 AT size 3.00 X 17. Call LCdr. or 90128 AT. J. E. Lois at 951247 DWH or 952253 Someone babysit on Monday and Thurs- day for two children ages 4 1/2 Babysitting Monday thru Friday for Accordian-type child's safety and 11 month old. Call 952232 AT. working mother. Prefer 1 or 2 gate. Call 95597 AT. children two eyars old or older. Two kitchen utility tables. Call Call 98249 AT. 96185 AT.