Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Tomorrow's flight Water C-9 EDITOR'S CHOICE Usage NAS, Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. DRMO is having a spot bid sale Thursday, July 19 Guantanamo Bay 11:10 a.m. 11:55a.m. tomorrow, at 8 a.m., Usable storage: 10.86 MIL - 78% Roosevelt Roads 1:35 p.m. 2:35 p.m. at the Downtown lyceum. Charleston, S.C. 6: 00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Bidder registration begins Goal: 850 K NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:10 p.m. at 7 to 7:45 a.m. Consumption: 855 K See page 3 I Be there! I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 145 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, July 20, 1990

Philippine quake death toll tops 600 Bomb explodes in the London Stock Exchange AP - The Irish Republican injuries are reported so far. AP - The death toll from the reports of casualties are still being Army is being implicated in an Press Association, Britain's devastating earthquake in the Phil- received, four days after the quake. explosion this morning at the Lon- domestic news agency, says two ippines surpassed 600 today, and of- U.S. Marines and the Philip- don Stock Exchange. wamings were telephoned to an ficials are raising fears that hundreds pines Air Force plan air missions Police in London say the blast, international news agency, which more may have perished in land- today to rescue passengers in about which caused extensive damage, it did not identify. South Korea - South Korean Presi- slides in remote northern moun- 50 buses, trucks and cars stranded occurred 40 minutes after a tele- According to the report, one dent Roh Tae-Woo says his govern- tains. along the Kennon Road, a major phone call warned of the bomb. caller said, this is the IRA. The ment is taking the first step toward The chairman of a presidential highway near Baguio, 110 miles Police say the building had bomb is due to go off in a half an opening the borderbetween North and task force supervising recovery north of Manila. been evacuated before the explo- hour at the stock exchange. South. Rob says South Korea will drop operations says at least 224 people A Marine Corps aviator was sion. They also say there is alot of Police say the bomb went off at all border restrictions forfivedays next were killed in the mountain resort of killed today while helping in the rubble and a lot of damage-butno 8:49 a.m. London time. month. In a broadcast speech, Roh says Baguioduring Monday's earthquake, Korea is the only land still divided by Philippine earthquake rescue. cold war politics. which measured 7.7 on the Richter Officials say a second crewman scale. Two of the dead were Ameri- on the observation plane is hospital- FDA may reject AIDS home test kit Cambodia - Cambodia's Prince Siha- cans. ized. The two were part of a joint AP-A Food and Drug Admini- The proposed kit-from the Uni- nouk is criticizing a change in U.S. pol- The latest figures bring the num- U.S.-Philippine effort to save hun- stration advisory panel is recom- versity Hospital Laboratories Cor- icy that cuts funds to his guerrilla ber killed in the quaketo at least 608 dreds of people feared trapped by mending the agency reject a Mary- poration of Bethesda-would use a coalition. But Sihanouk says they'll with more than 1,200 others injured. landslides from Monday's killer land firm's application for approval lancet and special paper to collect continue the fight against the Vietnam- a The toll is expected to rise as new quake. of ado-it-yourself AIDS ese-backed government of Cambodia. testing kit. blood sample that would be sent to Yesterday, the U.S. said it was with- New telescopes could out perform a labtfor testing. The review panel drawing support of the insurgents be- Hubble version say experts questions whether people would be cause the Khmer Rouge is involved in AP - NASA and General Dy- fleet. The unmanned Atlas rocket in the Journal of Science, the study able to draw their own blood safely. the rebel force. He is blamed for hun- namics are getting ready to launch an will carry a satellite that will light says newer telescopes can give star- Researchers at the Harvard-af- dreds of thousands of deaths during the Atlas rocket today from Cape Ca- up the earth's magnetic field by gazers perfect views without having filiated Dana-Farber Cancer Insti- 1970's. naveral Air Force Station. The releasing chemicals that will form to leave earth. In the report, the tute says they've developed a syn- three-year joint mission by NASA large, glowing clouds visible to the thetic protein molecule Romania - There's more anti-gov- former director of the Carnegie In- that offers and the Defense Department comes emment agitation in Romania. Up- naked eye. stitute Observatories says such a hope in the fight against AIDS. The wards of 10,000 people marched in at a key moment for the space A study says new technology can telescope could be made for as little molecule attaches itself to the AIDS Timisoara today, demanding the resig- agency-which has been criticized give a better view of the stars for less as $40 million. virus and keeps the virus from nation of President Ion Iliescu. Timi- for blunders with the Hubble Space money than it would cost to fix the That's compared to $1.5 billion spreading to healthy cells. CPF is soara was the birth place for last year's Telescope and its grounded shuttle Hubble Space Telescope. Published it cost to build the Hubble. not ready to be tested on humans. anti-communist revolution. England - Two American teen-agers, Destroyer USS Caron in Guantanamo a boy and a girl, have been killed in a bus for refresher training accident in Oxford, England. A double- Guantanamo Bay - The 563- destroy submarines. decker bus overturned today, killing the foot destroyer, USS Caron (DD- Caron is the eighth of a 31 ship pair and injuring 59 people aboard. The 970), is in Gitmo for training with class destroyer program developed group of gifted students on the bus in- Fleet Training Group. to maintain America's naval cluded 47 Americans. Witnesses say The Ingalls Shipbuilding Divi- strength. the bus was going too fast. sion of Litton Industries, Pasca- She is a versatile, multi-mission goula, Ms. built Caron. The Navy ship, fully able to operate with equal (continue to page 3) commissioned the mighty warship effectiveness alone, or with large Oct. 1,1977. She has 21 officers and carrier task forces. 315 enlisted personnel. She can She has an outstanding platform USA steam faster than 30 knots and has for shore bombardment and proved four gas turbine engines that produce her worth during duty off Lebanon in News 80,000 shaft horsepower. 1983. Caron was part of the U.S. Her armament includes two 5- peace-keeping forces assigned to the inch 54 cal MK45 gun Idaho - President Bush is letting the mounts, two region. democrats have it with both rhetorical MK 32 torpedo launchers, one Other historic notables for the Ofic1U. S.Navy Phao barrels. In a GOP campaign stop in NATO Sea Sparrow missile 12-year sea-going veteran included USS Caron (DD-970) Idaho last night, Bush says the Con- launcher, two Harpoon cruise mis- participation in the Grenada invasion gressional budgetsprocess is clumsy and sile launchers, two Mod 2 close-in and she was one of the two ships ing and it aired on U.S. news. by Cmdr. John Z. Stepien, a Detroit illogical-in other words, a metaphor weapons systems, a Vertical involved in the BUMPEX in the Caron recently completed a ma- native and a 1969 graduate of the for what's wrong with Washington Launching System and the Toma- Black Sea. A Soviet ship bumped jor overhaul Feb. 28, 1990, and she is United States Naval today. Bush says he's done his part to Academy. hawk cruise missile. Caronhas aSH- Caron during the incident. A per- in Guantanamo to complete re- Guantanamo break the budget impass, by withdraw- residents say 60 LAMPS helicopter to search ing his no-new-taxes pledge. and sonal video camera filmed the bump- fresher training. She is commanded "Welcome to the Carribean! Cincinnati - Authorities are trying to Guantanamo Bay library determine the cause of explosions and awarded 60-volume set of classic American literature fire today at a Cincinnati chemical called by American Heritage maga- shipment." Afterward, remaining plant. At least one person is still zine as "the most ambitious effort volumes are sent in regular ship- missing, another was killed and 63 ever undertaken to put American lit- ments over the next four years to others were hurt at the BASF facility. erature into the hands of the general complete the 60-volume set. reader." Virginia - Last-minute appeals did These volumes are the collected not help convicted killer Richard T. The base library is one of more works of America's foremost au- Boggs. He died in Virginia's electric than 2,000 across the country that thors. They are "masterpieces of chair Thursday night after appeals were will receive this important collec- bookmaking that will last for genera- turned down by the U.S. Court of Ap- tion of American literature through tions and withstand the wear of fre- peals and the U.S. Supreme Court. funds from the Andrew W. Mellon quent use." Boggs was convicted for the 1984 Foundation and supplementary "Each volume contains a lively robbery and murder of an elderly funds pledged in their local and extensive chronology of the au- communities. thors' life plus notes and comments "We received New Hampshire- The hotly contested the offer mailed for the general reader." Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant is help- to libraries throughout the country," Among the 30 or so authors in the ing people beat the heat in New Eng- said Elizabeth Lane, Gitmo's Librar- first shipment are Stephen Crane, land. Twenty-two years after it was first ian. "The Guantanamo Bay Officers' William Faulkner, Jack London, proposed, the New Hampshire plant Phomo CESAR PAREES Wives' Club readily agreed to un- Henry David Thoreau, Mark Twain went to full power last night-more derwrite the $700 necessary to sub- to list a few. than 1,100 Pictured is part of the 60-volume set of the writings of major megawatts. That's enough mit the application to The Library of The base library will also receive to power one million homes. Oppo- American authors being awarded to over 1,600 public libraries America." an award certificate for display that nents-pointing to huge crowds of across America. The gift of the 60-volume set, The Library of The Andrew W. Mellon Foun- acknowledges the generosity of the people trying to beat the heat at nearby America, was made possible through grants from the Andrew dation will give $500 as a part of a Andrew W. Mellon beaches-say there's no way to safely W. Mellon Foundation and a local donor in each community. Foundation and evacuate them in the event of an acci- national program to help libraries the Guantanamo Bay Officers' awarded dent. a grant toward acquiring a gain The Library of America series. Wives' Club. Bookplates are sent to By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN 60-volume set of Classic American Lane says, "The base library will the library for use in each volume. (continue to page 3) Literature from The Library of receive about 40 volumes of classi- The base library will receive The Naval Base Library was America series. This award was cal American literature in its first their first shipment in the near future. PAGE 2, FRIDAYJULY 20 , 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETL Children from Gitmo's Youth Center visit USS Caron Gitmo Next, the little Gitmoites saw always have to have the anchor drag By J03 LISA PETRILLO how the gun mount on the bow of the the sea bottom to do its job." ship moved and turned. "It's like From there, they traveled to the Gab Sitting in the pilot's seat of a having a tank onboard," Malone said. computer room, Combat Information Tickets on sale - Tickets for helicopter, walking through the com- Malone added, "Hopefully we'll Center, bridge, signal bridge, flight the Aug. 6 Jamaican Independence Day celebration go on sale today. puter room and watching how to de- never have to shoot these guns at deck and hangar. Their tour ended in the ship's galley where the children They're $6 for adults and 53 for tect objects on a radar are just a few anybody. But if we ever have to, children under 12. Check with were offered cookies, ice cream, activities 60 kids from Gitmo's we're down here in Gitmo to learn cake command representatives, Public Youth Center engaged in during their how to shoot these gtms better. That's and juice. Works Department, and Morale, "Nickel Tour" aboard USS Caron our job, to be tough, so no one will After the little Gitmoites were Welfare and Recreation. There will (DD-970), Wednesday, July 18. pick on the United States." settled with their treats, the ship's be food, fun and live entertainment Their tour began on the ship's After this demonstration, the executive officer, Lt. Cmdr. William featuring the 809 Band, Ebony Trio, main deck. Lt. Roy Malone, one of children broke up into five groups and McWethy said, "We enjoy every TG All Star Dance Troup and a the ship's tour guides gave a brief continued their tour on the main deck. chance to have young people come Fashion Show. Watch for more de- tails in your Daily Gazette. overview of the different areas of the The tour guides showed the children onboard our ship. We're always will- ship and her main mission. where the anchor was located and ing to open up our doors. A lot of Congratulations - The re- children don't get a chance to see "This is a destroyer," said why it was used. "If we want to turn suits are out listing all the newly Malone. "What's different about our our engines off while we're in the what their parents do in the Navy." selected Chief Petty Officers. After Jd usatio ship is the launcher on the main deck. ocean, we lowerour anchor to prevent McWethy added, "We have to get years of hard work, many have ob- tnotot5 Several children ask a crewmember We just got done in the shipyard in us from moving anywhere," said one more people interested in this busi- tained an elite career goal. Now, if onboard the USS Caron (DD-970) to New Orleans, La., for a year-and-a- of the tour guides. "It's the amount of ness, because some day, these kids you can only make it through the explain how the systems on the half, where a hole was cut into the weight we put in the water that will are going to be the ones protecting our initiation. Good luck and con- bridge are used to run the ship. deck. The launcher shoots missiles." keep ts in one place, so we don't country." gratulations. People in the news- No Diving -- Gitmo divers may have their own version of the Jimmy Carter is the only living ment. President Bush and fonner on stage, 14 months late. Newton first isn't complaining, saying he doesn't bends the next five weeks as they former president who did not attend Presidents Ronald Reagan, and Ger- performed at the Fremont Hotel in live in a chronological world. wait to retutm to the shimmering the formal opening of the Richard ald Ford were on hand. May, 1959. A spokeswoman for the waters of the Caribbean. COM- Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, Calif. Las Vegas Hilton, where a celebra- An auction Saturday in Texas NAVBASE, Capt. William C. A spokeswoman says Carter was in- The king of Las Vegas, Wayne tion was held for Newton earlier this will feature the personal belongings McCamy, secured diving so that the vited but had to decline because of a Newton, says he isn't offended that a week, says itwas the first chance they of former billionaire Nelson Bunker, SIMA Dive Locker could complete regular maintenance on the base re- previous, long-standing commit- hotel celebrated his 30th anniversary had to mark the occasion. Newton raneine from art and antiques to a compression chamber. The diving popcorn popper. Hunt and brother ban applies to both recreational and William Herbert Hunt, sought bank- professional living. MWR and NRA announces performance award winners ruptcy protection when their silver OnTuesday, July 17 Craig Brock, cis Byfield, Silbert Pryce, Nancy Services, Vending, Amusement, fortune collapsed a decade ago. Save it - The ban is not only MWR Director, announced the Sears. Personalized Services: Karl Navy Lodge. Naval Station Length They've been ordered to sell their on diving, but on washing vehicles and names of the recipients of MWR's Pryce, Ruth Edwards, Theo Gray, of Service: Oliver Reid. Service possessions to pay off their creditors, watering lawns. It's all part of Water Condition Bravo. Recent performance and sustained superior Donald Moore. Barber Shop: Eliza- Awards: Five year; Enoch Taylor; including the IRS. water consumption figures are performance awards for the past year. beth Baumaganen, Hubert Palmer, Ten year: Melvin Marston; Fifteen Nelson Mandela is celebrating much higher than expected. The following individuals were hon- Terrence Sheppherd, Leroy Abdul. year: Vincent Barker; Twenty-five Gitmo's water consumption goal is ored with certificates: Rafael Arias, Service Station: Neville Kennedy, year: Gladstone Chin. Thirty Year; his 72nd birthday but says he feels 850,000 gallons per day (gpd). GinaBennett, Craig Brock, Wilehim- Joseph Thompson. Flower Shop: Carmen Gonzalez. Forty year: Fran- half his age. Mandela returned to Water usage has averaged between ina Burghard, Jeffery Coughlin, An- Ronald Ormsby. Laundry Depart- cisco Chi. C.A.S.H. AWARDS: South Africa following a triumphant 900,000 to 950,000 gpd. Remem- thony Douglas, Orville Facey, Glen- ment: Ramon Baudin. Food Commissary: Mr. L. Blake, Burges international tour saying he feels ber, wash clothes with full loads ford Hamilton, Patrick Keaveny, Services: Francisco Chi, Ferdinand Porter, Reginald Delmar, Ewart tired but happy. Wednesday marked only, don't run the water when you Emily King, Ferdinal Lewis, Cleve- Claudius, Errol Samuels Karl Pryce, Banks, Lloyd Peru, Everton Stachan, his firstbirthdayasafreemanafter27 brush yourteeth or shave, and take a Navy shower. We still have 10 to 14 land McDonald, Mary Ann Means, Newton Terrier, Jeffrey Lewis, Rita Donovan Smith, Paul Dixon. Ac- years in South African prison for weeks left before repairs to Gitmo Morris, Christono Pavon, Quinn. Self-Study Course: Jesse couting: Sherry Owens, Nitza fighting the white-led government. Lenny III are complete and Mandela says the perfect birthday Guantanamo Leroy Russell, Harry Sharpe, Glen- Alexander. Certificate of Appoint- Chorchado, Collin Kesley. SUPE- will finally see the end of its water present would be the right to vote for ford Smith, Winston Walker, Mary ment: Amin Purification. Letter of RIOR ACCOMPLISHMENT problems. To steal a line from a Ann Barkley, Kathy Boggs, Leonard Appreciation: Military: P03 Phet- RECOGNITION AWARDS: Ed- every South African, blacks and commercial - "And we thank you Brown, Dorletta Campbell, Barbara sadasack, P02(SW) Hauck, SA ward Bygrave-Barber Shop, Winston whites. for your support!" Diaz, Larry Dunning, Mary Fisch- Roberts, SA Stetler. Exchange: Lawrence-Food Services, George man, Mina Hauge, Cynthia Kinate, Maria Piffer, LaBarbara Ridley, Denham - Taxi/Cab, Lynden Stewart News and Entertainment Sharon Law, Ronald Malcolm, Dan- Theo Grey, Mr. Rowe, Mr. Barrett, - Stop Light Inn, Marcel Parker- Dis- ville McKenzie, Frederick Morris, Mr. Baily, Mr. Latty, Mr.Givins, tribution, Alphonson Green - Distri- News On Channel 2 Craig Moyer, Dawna Rumph, Sharon Mr.Gary. Letters of Commenda- bution, Carol Jthnson - Retail, Lud- 5:00 C117 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FAMILY TIES Scott, Margaret Simone, Michael tion: P02 Outlaw, PO1 Eppler. Sick low Sterling - Storeworker, Vincent 5:30 CI 7 AlIC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Venable, Sedra Wright. Leave Club: Admin. Support Office, Hamilton - Storeworker, Lorna CII 10 i1 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Accounting Department, Security Campbell - Sales Clerk, Oscar Mon- 6:00 C07 ABC NEWS (NY) NEWSCEN'llhR 8 CII 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) LCDR Peter F. Wilkinson, OIC Department, Maintenance Depart- tata - Storeworker Leader. EM- 600 BLARNEY MILLER CI 10 II ALIVE (Atlantta) Navy Resale Activity, held an awards ment, Distribution Department, Pro- PLOYEE OF THE QUARTER: 6:30 S*A*S*II 6:30 CHI7 ABC NEWS (National) presentation July at 8:30 a.m. in curement Department, Commissary, Raddie Channer. EMPLOYEE OF 7:00 STAR TREK 16, CII 9 CIIS NEWS (Chicago) the mall atrium. Retail, Barber Shop, Automative THE YEAR: Jesse Alexander. CII 10 NIIC NEWS (National) Those awarded include: Garage, Optical, Food Services, SAILOR OF THE QUARTER: 7:00 CI19 CBS NEiWS (National) C.A.S.H. AWARDS, Vending, Del- Laundry/Dry Cleaning, Personalized P02 Manalata. Some odds of this.some ends of that All movies begin at 8 p.m. Downtown Lyceum Authorities in Los Angeles are of Froot Loops? Publix supermarket Richard Sagness trains the teachers of Sea of Love. Suspense (R). 1:53 putting the lid on the missing man- chain has the answer. It's bolted cal- the future at Idaho State University. McCalla Lyceum hole cover mystery. They've arrested culators to cart handles in stores to And during the summer, he scoops Flashback . Comedy (R). two men for questioning. It seems the help customers get a grip on what ice cream. Sagness says he does it to 1:48 Marine Lyceum pair drove into a metal salvage yard they're spending. It may take more help his wife keep her cool. His wife, Downtown . Comedy with 2,600 pounds of allegedly stolen mental muscle to get the gadget to who owns an ice cream store, admits (PG). 1:36 Leeward Lyceum manhole covers. The lids themselves work than it takes toaddupthe cost of pushing an ice cream cart keeps her The Fourth War. bring only about $50 a piece. But the grocery order. Vicki Bartholomew, a husband out of trouble. And she says Thriller (R) . 1:31 manager of the down town metal computer operator, put six items in he's worth what she pays him, which, center says the cast-iron covers were her basket and the prices for each in by the way, is nothing. Sagness says being buried in loads of higher grade the cart's calculator. The cart told her some people think he's dipping be- iron to fetch ahigherprice. Police say she'd spent $109. Not bad for cat food low his dignity by dishing out ice GITMO PEOPLE in the past week, manhole covers and cottage cheese. cream. But he says that's nonsense. This budget assistant at the NAS Comptroller's office makes sure have been disappearing at the rate of And besides, he gets all the ice cream the department funds are about 30 per day. They call him Dr. Ice Cream. his educated stomach can hold. disbursed properly; she's: 1790-1990 NAME: Wanna know if that last $10 bill Linda K. Wolfe will cover five TV dinners and a box HOMETOWN: USGC - - 200 years making history Dallas, Texas Guantanamo Daily Gazette On May 11, 1862, the Revenue stroke. The campaign developed too TIME IN GITMO: Naval Base Guantanarno Hta, Cuba Cutter MIAMI supported the landing slowly for President Lincoln. After a 37 months of federal troops at Ocean View, Va., one-day meeting between Lincoln, CHOICES: and within hours Norfolk, Va., is in Secretary of the Treasury Salmon P. NAVAL BIASE. CO111AN1)CR RECREATION: Union hands. Built in 1853 on the Chase and Gen. John Wool, a site was Captain Will,( C McCamty Square dancing - P1BLIC AFIFAIRS 0'I'CRIn river Clyde in Scotland, it made sev- located at Queen View for the attack FOOD: LCDR John1 Gtrint cral transatlantic voyages as a com- on Norfolk with landing preparations DIP VHLIC:' FAIRSOFIbi'littR mercial vessel before being pur- being made immediately. That night Italian LT alter ,keaie chased in 1862 by the U.S. govern- 6,000 troops and 100 horses were MOVIE: EDITOR ment. MIAMI was a small swift cut- carried to the beach by boats from Action-adventure JOCS thd Dounhiy ter with fine accommodations. It was Anny transports and by MIAMI. HOBBY: built of expensive English oak, elm, Some of the ships' boats carried small Reading JODLtsa NI Pninilo mahogany and teak. Being used by howitzers for troops protection. LIFE GOAL: JOSN iChnsCo bt Krtor Abraham Lincoln, it might be consid- Smooth water and the absence of the Raise horses. SA Adnan V lkadeo ered the first Presidential yacht. Dur- enemy allowed the Union forces to MY BEST QUALITY IS: DoniL. Du en ing the spring of 1862, Gen.George quickly form on shore. After meeting Knsten L Akins Even temper. McClellan and his federal army light resistance, the troops arrived at fhis i an authorized 1,DDpbeo MY SECRET TO SUCCESS: nts ar tried by Puslt Atlirs and do ,no landed on the peninsula between the the outskirts of Norfolk at 4:40 p.m., uenvsanriy onftncctsh'vdootlhe \,.,It Willingness to work with others. cm-tuhNvnttHIo'lirsktu t ,vo-.ot York and James rivers in an attempt where the mayor and city council to capture Richmond with one quick members surrendered the city. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAI.Y GAZEIIE CLASSIFIEDS Submit items for the classified section on CPO's dept./div. career counselors and person- TRAINING w/shower, sleeps 6, marine AM.eM radio and winter. Call 2584. 8.5 by11 in. paperin 40 words orless per ad. nel in supervisory positions Aug. 14-15, 8a.m. Asbestos Response Team mg. will be con- Loran, $19,600. See at Corinaso Marina #3. Black and Decker 18 in. electric lawnmower, Each item mustbe on a separate sheet, unless to 4 p.m. and Aug. 16, 8 a.m. to noon, Command ducted July 23-25, 8 a.m., in the Safety Office 12x20 pontoon boat, 70 h.p. Evinrude, VHF $25. FMI, call George orKelley at 2178, please it is the same category. Ads with a variety of Counselor's tmg. classroom. trng. rm., reservations only. Call Wayne at4526. radio, insp. good until June '91, $2,500. Call leave msg. items, willbe placed under Miscellaneous In- A one-half day pre-separation course is avail. YOUTH ACTIVITIES John at 6230 DWH or 6166 AWH. Oak entertainment tr., $250. Fisher 4-head elude name and phone number with the ad. for all COMNAVBASE personnel (0-4 and Registration for the Fun in the Aftemoon pro- 14 ft. V-hull on trailerw/life jackets, oars, lights, VCR, $100. Sony 19 in. color TV w/remote Deadlines: Ads are published on two con below) who will be separating at EAOS, Aug. gram (F.A.N.) will be held for SummerShine etc., $300OBO. Call 2311. control, cable ready, $350.FMI, call George or secutivedays: Mon. and Tues.,orThurs. andFri. 30, 1 to 4 p.m., in the Command Career Coun- and CDC participants Aug. 6, 7 and 8, at the .CARPEES Kelley at 2178, please leavemsg. and must be in by noon on the business day selor's tmg. m. Youth Ctr. Open registration for the general Deep green 9x12 rug cut for Villamar B dining Babybed w/mattress,$10. Babybedw/mattress, before publication. Windward residents submit The Professional Growth and Development community will be Aug. 9 and 10. Call 4075. room, excel. cond., $80. Call 784 AT or 2767 $50. Baby comforter, pillow, bed ruffle, sheets, ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. Board will meet Tues., Aug. 30, 1 to 4 p.m.,in Chili dogs are on the menu for teens, tonight, 8 DWH, ask for Maggie. bumperand head guard, all matching, $25.FMI, Leeward residents may call at4502/4819. the Administrative Conference Rm. to 9:30 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. FMI, call 4075. 8x11 green, braided rug, very good cond., $80. call George orfKelley at 2178, leave msg. CLOSURES This is it. A Jr. Teen Dance forgrades 7, 8 and 9, Call 2385. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Youth Co. will be closed for pre-teen rec. at Saturday's, tonight, 7to 10 p.m. All new 7th 9x12, brown sculptured, $20. 9x12, tan sculp- Female shepherd/lab mix, 18 mo. old, free to a Fri., July 27, due to a dance at Saturday's. Teen graders are invited.Call Patnck or Katie at 4075. tured, $25. 7x10, red/blue plaid carpet, $20, all good home. Call 3536. Federal Express:tIna hurry?FederalExpress it. Open Rec. will begin as scheduled at 8 p.m. Pre-teens, treaty friend -oryourself - to a plate inexcel. cond. Call 3572 AWH. SERVICE FMI, call 4181, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon.-Fri., FAMILY SERVICE NOTES offresh, hot nachos at the Youth C., tonight, 6 12x24, brown marble sculptured, $125. 12x 12, Certified Home Daycare Providerhas opening: courier service eery Tues. and Thurs. If you are new or been here a short while, join us to 8 p.m. FMI, call 4075. cream sculptured, $35. FMI, call George or Call Robin, 2317 (under 2 yrs.) West Bargo Civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, willbe on for our Overseas Orientation Workshop, July Saturday's will set the stage for Teen Talent Kellye at 2178, please leave msg. hsng. basethrough Tues., July24. Anyoneneeding an 23, 7:45 a.m. to 2:35 p.m., FTG Auditorium. Night, Sat., July 21. Teens in grades 7-12 are EURNIlUE Are you interested in collecting your favorite appt. should come to theDental Clinic Sat., July Travel, mail, culture shock, many other areas eligible and can register at the Youth Ctr., by Dk. wood, almost new, formal dining set, beau- teams sports cards? Collect Topps baseball 21, 8Ito 11 a.m. will be discussed. FMI/register, call4141/4153. July 19, 4 p.m. FMI, call 4075. tiful base, 4 chairs, 2 captains chairs, 2leafs, 1g. complete team sets packaged in plastic shees Hispanic Heritage Month Committee will hutch, must seeto appreciate. Call 2767 DWH or for display, all te s avail. Call Walt, 2357 hold their first official mtg. Tues., July 24, 3 Set of keys on a ring with a silver "A," small FOR SALE 4784 AWH, ask for Maggie. AWH to place an order. p.m., in the Public Works conference em. Any- reward. Call 2074. Antique china cabinet and coffee table, couch Balloons-N-Such: B-day, anniversary, get well one unable to attend who would like to volun- MWRNOIES APPLIACES (rust), recliner (brown/mix), end tables, tables or ejust because." Surprise someone w/a bou- teer to assist in carrying out the event, contact A Beginning Cake Decorating class will start GE convertibledishwasher w/2 washcyclesand and chairs (4), 9 drawer dressers, mirror, metal quet of balloons. Call Lisa at 3378 , leave msg. Rudy Farias, 4165. Sat., July 21, 9 to 11 a.m., at the elementary energy-saver feature, $150. Call 2385. wardrobe, TV. Call 2063. TELEVISIONS Students: Ther are still a few 1989-90 year- school. Register at the Info. Office by July 18. Washer and dryer, $125 ea. Kenmore micro- Benchcraftoverstuffed sofa, chair and ottoman, 19 in. color TV w/remote control, great cond., books avail. from the school office. Stop by and An Intermediate class is coming soon so leam wave, $100. Call 2063. floral design w/wood trim, great cond., $300 Sears model 564,$150. Call Jim at 4768DWH4 pick up yours from 8 to II a.m. and 1 to 4p.m. the basics now. FMI, call 2560/3845. Microwave oven, $50. Toaster oven, 515. Call OBO. FMI, call 4990. or 3691 AWH. FMI, call 3191/3100. Nursery School registration fornext yearbegins Richard at 7211 DWH or 2403 AWH. Matching loveseat and sofa, good cond., $125. TWO WHEELERS Central Fidelity will have a teller at the L/P Aug. 1, 7 a.m. to noon and 1 to4 p.m. and Aug. ALIQO Call 3964. '81 Yamaha motorcycle, 250cc, running but facility Tues., July 24. 2, 7 a.m. to noon. Phone calls will not be ac- '67 VW van, new tires, straight body, good Lane rocker recliner, country blue, excel. cond., needs work, best offer. Call 3572 AWH. .CAILWAS cepted on those dates. Telephone registrations running cond., $1,500 OBO. Call Tary at 4894 $125. Call 2777. '83 Yamah CV80 motor soer, needs some PWDis sponsoringacar wash Sat.,LJuly21, 9 will betaken Aug. 3, 10a.m. to noon. Call 2159. DWH. MISCELLANEOUS work, best offer, transferring, must unload. Call am. to 1lp.m., in the NRA parking lot. The Clipper Club will be relocated to the Lee- '70 Ford Torino GT, 351 Cleveland, runs good, DP Versatile rower, good cond., $50. Stair 3572 AWH. CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES ward Community Ctr. Sun., July 22. There will $700 OBO. Call 2158. climber, excel. cond., $60. Call 2767 DWH or '84 Honda 125 Aerostr motorscooter, $500, There will be a Command Retention Team Mtg. been service that day but plans are for the bar to '72Buick Skylark, 2-dr., 8-cyl., runs good, insp. 4784 AWH, ask for Maggie. avail. Aug. 14, possibly earlier. Call Kate at July 30 vice July 31, 2 p.m., Command Career reopen Mon., July 23, and limited menu dining good until Oct. '90,$850OBO. FMI, call3010, Whirlpool dishwasher, $325. Tappan Sure 4901 DWH or 2524 AWH. Counselor's tmg. em. All Command Retention to begin Tues., July 24. leave name and number for LCPL Bramlet, Rm. Cook microwave, $250. Microwave cart/FV WANE Team Members are required to attend. Enter the End of the Summer Poetry/Photo 1207, will get back to you. stand, $35. FMI, call George or Kelley at 2178, Forming a bar band, all musicians invited, fe- All newly reporting personnel are req. to attend Contest. Photo categories: sunsets/sunrises, '72 Ford LTD, a/t, a/c, main. w/factory manuals please leave msg. male vocalist needed. Call 2547, leavemsg. Station Indoctrination July 23-27, Aug. 6-10 b/w, wildlife, open. Poetry categories: life, love, by both owners since new. Car too big for wife For rent: condo, private community, 2-bdrms., Volunteers are needed to assisting renovating thre and 2-24, 7:45 a.m. to4p.m. Monday's every- humor, open. Age groups, O'Club Snack Shack so 18 yrs. and4 under, 19 so. dented right front fender, mechanical and loft, 2 bath, central air/heat, w/d hookup, alarm it canhe used tobhouse one musters ,FTG Auditorium, Tues. to Fri., years and over, enter by Aug. 31, p.m. FMI, rest of body excel.,$1,700OBO, drive to appre- system, w/w carpet, courtyard, private entrance, the new Fresh Fish Market. If you'd like tohelp, muster Command Career Counselor's tmg. em. call Amy, 2560. ciate. Call 2357 AWH. pool, racquetball courts, close to NAS Maypon, call Chief Boone at the Marina at 2345 DWH. The Naval Station will be hosting a 2.5 day Clogging dance lessons are offered every Tues. '74 Camaro, 350, runs good, 4-spd., new tires avail. immediately, 5 min., fm. ocean. Call High chair to borrow until Aug. 27, due to PCS. Career Info. Trng. course fordivision officers, and Thurs., 6 to 8 p.m., at the elementary school. and wheels, $2,000 OBO. Call 2158 AWH. Connie Mabry (904) 249-4111 DWH or (904) Call 4430 DWH or 2324 AWH. Sign up at the Info._Office. FMI, call 3845. '75 Plymouth Valiant, 4-dr., excel. running 247-0521 AWH. Do you have an extra hour or two a month to Dans presents MongohaiB on the patin, cond., fairly new tires, recent tune-up. FMI, call Kettle grill w/4 cooking heights, one year old, spare? Become a Red Cross volunteer. We have tonight. FMI, call 6330. or stop by GP-3A or call 2819, Lily Romero. rarely used, excel. cond., $35. Electric grill volunteer positions avail, at the hospital that WORLD NEWS. fm. pg. 1 RANOIES '78 Ford Thunderbird, a/c, p/s, p/b, c/c, good starter, ussed once, $6, both for $40. Call 2385. needs to be filled desperately, no experience The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, cond., good tires, runs good, $200 OBO,leaving Big Oskar food processor, neverused, $25.8 lb. necessary. FM, call 2719/4676 DWH. Nicaragua -- Former Nicaraguan GM and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be island Aug. 3. Call 3964. bowling ball, $20. Three 15 lb. bowling balls, Safety rail for toddler's twin bed, will buy or President Daniel Ortega says his off island, July 24 to 31. '79 Omni 0-2-4. Call 2469. $25 ea. Cool steam humidifier, $5. Many paper. rent for 2mo. Call 3683. Sandinista revolution isn't over yet. He Girl and Boy Scout uniforms and access. are '79 Dodge Omni, needs a 4-cyl. gear box or back romance novels, $.50 oa. Advent sub- Someone to clean my houseon a weekly or bi- now avail. at the NRA by specialonder. both. Call 3339 DWH or4039 AWH. woofer, $100. Call 3964. weekly basis, ref. requested. Call 2853 AWH. commented at a Managua celebration ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES '81 Chevette, 4-spd., a/c, avail, at ferry landing Commuter brand portable crib/playpen w/pad YARDIALEE marking the 11th anniversary of the All members of the Gitmo Little Theater Club Aug. 3, $750. Call 2804. and nylon carrying case, $25. Call 2385. Nob Hill - 38-B: Sat., 8 a.m.to noon, 100+ Sandinista's rise to power. Ortega warns are encouraged to attend a Quonset hut field '88 Mazda MX6 9T turbo, excel. cond.,leaded, Sears exercise bike, excel. cond., $50 OBO. Call plants, 21 varieties, p0o, hanging baskets, plant of more strikes from Sandinista sup- day, Sat., July 21, 8 a.m. Bring food and drinks low miles, $8,500 OBO. Call 3143, after 5 p.m. 2584. food, etc., cash sales only, no early birds. porters if the current government FMI, call Brenda at 3509. '89 Chrysler LeBaron, c/c, fuel injected, 4- Webber grill, good cond., $15. Call Jim at 4768 Tierra Kay -55: Sat., 8 a.m. to noon,chil- doesn't stick to agreements aimed at Investment Club Network will have its next wheel disc brakes, AM/FM, 6-speaker system DWH or 3691 AWH. dren's and women's clothes, asset. sizes, dive ending recent labor unrest. monthly mtg. Wed. night, July 25, 7 p.m., in the w/msg. ctr., tilt wheel, a/c, $11,000. Call PO Nintendo system w/various games, $200 OBO. gear, misc., items for sale, no early birds. COMNAVBASE conference rm. Prospective Rocker at 6277 DWH or 6522 AWH. FMI, call Rick at 6251 DWH or 6068 AWH. Vilamar-718-A: Sat. and Sun., 2nd St., back- members may come to this mtg. FMI, contact White baby crib w/musical mobile, $50. Baby yard, 8 a.m. to noun, final yard sale prior to Costa Rica -- Salvadoran government Mike Adams, 3381. AU.IOPARIS swing, $15 or $55 takes all. Call 3179. packout, please came and check out the bar officials and guerrilla leaders open a Trouble w/alcohol? A.A. may be able to help. Rebuilt carb. for '66 Pontiac, still in box, $40. CCC books: PSY2OI Undvrstanding Human gains. FMI, call02178, leaveemsg. third round of peace talks today in San Mtgs. areheld ea. Mon., Wed. andSat. nightat 8 Prop for 55 h.p. Johnson, new, $25. Call 2804. Behavior, $19; HIST1ll The American Nation Vilamar - 604-B: Sat., 7to 11 n.m., car, TV, Jose, Costa Rica. The rebel leaders are p.m., at McCalla Hangar, upper deck, Rm. 29. Three eng. blocks: Pontiac 455 cu. in., 4 bolt to 1877, $18; SOC203, Marriage and Family, kid's clothes, much more. making it clear they want the govern- For a recorded msg., call 4853. mains; Chevy 350, cu. in.; Chevy 327 cu. in.; $13; DP101 Intro to Data Processing Book and Villamar - 88-Ct Sat., 8 a.m. to ?, clothes, ment to get rid of human rights abusers OUTIA other misc. parts. Contact John White at 6312 Workbook, $25; HIST USSR (A Concise His- dishes, boks, knic-knacks, muchmore. in the army. They threaten to launch a There will be scheduled power outages for the DWH. tory), $10. Call 4451/3530. following areas: tonight 4:30 p.m. to 12:30 Get the best prices intown in the used auto parts large-scale offensive if they don't get One-Step carseat, good cond., must sell, $25. am. SIMA Bldgs.1,755,6, 809,810,798,903, sale at Lizard Island, Sat., July 28, 8 a.m. to Call 4430 DWH or 2324 AWH. what they want. 835 and 827; Sat., July 21, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 noon. Bring your tools andretrieve the parts you Outboard motors: 20 h.p. Johnson, elect. start, pum., Admin Bldg.tHill Bldgs. 760, 2135, Quar- need. Speedy will make you a deal you can't $500. 7 h.p., air cool, $300, both rebuilt, tanks BAY DINING USA. fm. pg. 1 ters W, 800, 804, 845, 830, Fleet Laundromat, refuse. FMI, call 3041 and hoses included. Call 2311 AWH, Library, Port Services Boat Shed, BLICCLES Potty chair, excel. cond., $5 ftre. Call 2584. NAVCOMMDET Transmitter Site (RO-300), Huffy Savannah 10-spd. touring bike, $50 finn. Metal hammock stand, $10 fine. Call 2584. POST 46 Washington -- Congressman Barney Bldg. 1359 and Utilities Warehouse; SunJuly Call PO Gifford, 4881 DWH or GHT C-608. Styrofoam infant pool float w/seat, excel. cond., Tonight's Dinner: Baked Frank won't comment on a reported 21 7:30 to 3:30 .m., Old NEX, Pump House B.AI $5 fim. Call 2584. Chicken Saturday's Dinner: decision from the House Ethics Com- 140, Crane Hill, JPJ NSGA, PWD Carpenter '86 Bayliner, 25 ft. full cabin cruiser, 350 Inflatable infant pool float w/seat, excel. cond., Delivery Service Available mittee regarding his case. Frank is the Shop, Marine Site, Bldgs. M-609, M-610, M- Chevy, 270 Volvo outdrive, o/b cert., generator $3 firm. Call 2584. Massachusetts democrat who has ac- 611, M-614, M-615, M-613 and M-620. and shore power, a/c, stove, refrig., micro head Little girl clothes, sizes 2T-4T, summer and Sunday's Lunch: Open Menu knowledged having a relationship with Sunday's Dinner: Delivery a male prostitute. Sources say the com- Service Available mittee has voted to recommend that Business news Gitmo Bay residents can use Monday's Lunch: BBQ Frank be reprimanded. It's not the stiff- Chicken AP - The Securities and Ex- tempts to maintain control over asset The Federal Trade Commission est punishment, but more than demo- SUSIES LUMPIA HOUSE crats had wanted for their colleague. change Commission has told Con- sales while reorganizing under is refusing to endorse health warn- gress it supports new restrictions on Chapter 11 bankruptcy rules. Drexel ings on all alcohol advertising, in- Saturday: Beef Caldireta Washington -- The Senate has voted to the lucrative business of advising hired the former Securities and Ex- cluding TV commercials, while still Monday: Chicken Adobo chop $8 billion from the 1990 Farm people how to invest their money, change Commission chairman in agreeing such labels could help curb OFFICERS' CLUB Bill, reducing proposed commodity but has defended its own oversight. April 1989 as part of its settlement of alcohol abuse. FTC Chairwoman Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib supports to $54 billion over the next SEC Commissioner Mary Schapiro securities fraud charges with federal Janet Steiger won't let her agency Saturday's Dinner: Mongolian five years. That's still higher than the has informed a house panel that the regulators. take sides in the battle over the adver- BBQ Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Bush Administration wants. Members commission now favors legislation tising health warnings, declaring the have rejected a proposal to end subsi- Sunday's Dinner: Build Your requiring tougher SEC registration Federal Reserve Chairman Alan evidence is inconclusive about dies to farms that gross more than a half Own Pizza Monday's requirements rather than farming out million dollars a year. Greenspan has told Congress the Fed whether beer, wine and liquor ads Lunch:Chef s Choice responsibility toan independent self- is ready to push interest rates lower encourage alcohol consumption. The CPO CLUB U.S.-- A new poll suggests American regulating organization. She ex- to keep the country out of arecession, alcohol industry is fighting hard farmers are ready to give up some plains her agency believes direct once policy makers agreeon adeficit againstlegislation thatwouldrequire Tonight's Dinner: Baked Red chemicals to help the environment. SEC oversight of investment advis- reduction package. The head of the five rotating health warnings on Snapper Saturday's Dinner: According to the survey from the ers is preferable to self-regulation. Central Bank has tempered his beer, wine and liquor ads. Prime Rib Special Sunday's American Farmland Trust, 70 percent Last year, the SEC wanted to give pledge by insisting that he sees no Lunch: Brunch Sunday's of the farmers asked say they'd be inter- Dinner: Open Menu Monday: investment adviser oversight to a signs ofarecession. He indicated the ested in federal programs to reduce self-regulatory organization such as Fed isn't contemplating Flight Sch. from page one The Harbor Lights Lounge is drinking water contamination from any immedi- the National Association of Securi- ate follow-up to a small credit easing Closed farm chemicals. Flight Dat Lw. Arrive Depart ties Dealers, the watch dog for the move it made last Friday. WINDJAMMER CLUB Oakland -- A prostitute in Oakland, over-the-counter market. Schapiro C-141 7/2 Gitmo ------10:00am. Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib or Roosy RAn. noon 2:00 p.m. Chateaubriand Saturday's Calif., has recanted a claim that she's maintains that was a reluctant deci- A New York state woman has NAS Nfolk 5:00 pm. 6:0 p.m. continued to sell sex despite having sion, since it was thought at the time filed a $150 million lawsuit against AndrewsBAFB 7:30 pm. Dinner:: Prime Rib or AIDS. Linda Kean attracted national the SEC didn't have the money to do themakers of the antidepressantdrug Chateaubriand Sunday's notoriety last month when she told her C-9 7/23 Jaconville ------1:000 0 pm. the job. She's now calling for in- Prozac, claiming the drug caused her Gieo 3:15 pm. 4: p.m. Dinner: Jerk Chicken story to News Week Magazine. Now creasing the registration fees invest- to engage in self-mutilation and sui- NAS Norfoik 7:00 pm. 8:00 pm. she says she made up the part about Atlrews AB 8:23 pm. 9:10 pm. CLIPPER CLUB ment advisers pay her agency and cide attempts. The state supreme AIDS because she needed the $60 the Jachtemville 11:00 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Pork/ earmarking the money for enforce- court lawsuit, filed by Rhonda Hala, magazine paid her. ------8:00 Chicken Saturday's Dinner: ment. claims the drugs manufacturer, Eli 727 7/24 NAS Norfolk a.m. Gino 11:30 a.m. noon Jerk Pork/Chicken Sunday's Ohio-- In Dayton, Ohio, there are calls Lilly of Indianapolis, failed to warn Kingstaon 1230 pm. 1:00 pam. Dinner: Closed, Relocating from the local chapter on the NAACP Drexel-Burnham-Lambert users that Prozac could cause an Gino 2:15 pm. 3:20 pm. NAS Nrflk 6:15 pm. and other groups for the police chief to Group reveals that John Shad has obsession with death and violence. CHINATOWN resign. The calls follow a report in the stepped down as chairman as part of There are about one and a-half mil- 727 7/27 NAS Ntefotk ------8:00 am. Saturday: Sweet & Sour Pork Gino Dayton Daily News that a black police the Wall Street firm's restructuring lion people in the U.S. taking Prozac, 11:30 am. noon & Stir Fried Veggies officer tortured a black drug suspect Kingst on 1230 p m. 1:00 pm. during its bankruptcy court proceed- with 650,000 prescriptions written Gino 2:15 pm. 3:20 pm. Sunday: Chicken Chop Suey with a hot iron during questioning. ings. Shad's departure comes as each month. NAS Nmfok 6:15 pm. Monday: Wok BBQ Spare Ribs

creditors challenge Drexel's at- NOTE: If you chanc figh, oaory the au Omirt. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE SPORTS Brewers host Mariners to rain, 4-0 shut out Sports MLB Standings AP - Traditionally, Thursday Jeff Robinson and two relievers Those shots give the Cardinals American League Gast W L L C.ItJ Roundup night action is light in Major League combined on a two-hitter that gave 37 home runs on the season, fewest in Boston 49 41 544 -- Baseball. Starting with the American the Tigers a 1-0 victory over the the majors. The game marked just Toronto 49 43 533 1 League in Milwaukee, after sitting Boston Red Sox. Robinson worked the eighth time the Redbirds had two Cleveland 44 46 .4'9 5 Detroit 44 49 .473 65 MLB through a three-hour rain delay wait- the first eight innings before giving home rtns in a game. Baltimore 43 48 .473 6.5 Astros - Houston activated sec- ing for their game to begin, the Mil- way to the bullpen. Willie McGee added two hits Milwaukee 41 48 .461 7.5 55 .375 15 ond baseman Bill Doran from the dis- waukee Brewers shut out the Seattle Jerry Don Gleaton sealed Robin- and a pair of RBI's to the Cardinal New York 33 abled list and optioned outfielder Eric Werst W k PCT. 1H Mariners 4-0. son's seventh victory by earning his offense. Joe Magrane scattered Oakland 58 33 .637 -- Anthony to the minors. First-inning home runs by Mike own third save of the season. seven hits over six innings to get the Chicago 54 33 .621 2 Pirates - Pittsburgh shipped Seattle 47 46 .505 12 pitcherJay Tibbs and catcher Dann Bi- Felder and Greg Vaughn produced Losing pitcher Greg Harris win. He's 5-12. Loser Bruce Hurst California 45 47 .489 13.5 lardello to the minors. three of Milwaukee's runs. Winning tossed an eight-hitter. The only run dropped to 5-8. Texas 44 47 .484 14 Padres - San Diego called up pitcher Bill Krueger combined with he allowed scored when Larry Sheets At Riverfront Stadium, Darren Minnesota 43 49 .467 15.5 right-hander John Davis and placed Kansas City 41) 49 .449 17 Jaime Navarro on a seven-hitter. singled in the sixth inning to drive in Daulton led Philadelphia past Cin- pitcher Mike Dunne on the disabled National League list. Randy Johnson was the loser. Alan Trammel from first base. cinnati 5-2. Daulton had three hits, East W I PCT. C1 Pittsburgh 53 35 .602 - Twins - Right fielder Randy In another town that starts with The first National League visit is drove in two runs and scored twice New York 51 36 .556 1.5 Bush was activated by Minnesota and an "M", Minneapolis, Tim Leary of in the Big Apple where David Cone for the Phillies. Montreal 50 42 .543 5 the Twins sent first baseman Paul Sor- the New York Yankees snapped a earned his sixth straight victory by Pat Combs pitched into the Philadelphia 44 44 500 9 rento to an AAA team. Chicago 40 52 .435 15 pitching Tigers - Detroit brought up personal eight-game losing streak. the New York Mets past the eighth inning for his sixth win before St. Louis 38 53 .418 16.5 pitcher Mike Schwabe and put hurler Leary gave up eight hits over seven Atlanta Braves 6-2. giving way to Roger McDowell, who West W - EIT. tll Lance McCullers on the D.L. and a-third innings and got the win as Cone fanned 11, the fourth went the rest of the way for his 14th Cincinnati 56 32 .636 - San Francisco 49 41 .544 8 Norris -Former Oakland pitcher the Yankees edged Minnesota 2-1. straight game he's struck out at least save. The losing pitcher was Jack Mike Norris, who was released this Los Angeles 44 45 .494 12.5 Leary hadn't won since he threw 10 batters. Charlie Liebrandt started Armstrong. San Diego 38 50 .432 18 week, cleared waivers and is now a free a four-hitter against the Twins May for the Braves and took the loss. Houston 38 53 .418 19.5 agent. Atlanta 35 53 .398 21 23rd. Look's like Minnesota is Dave Magadan scored three NCAA Leary's good luck charm. times for the Mets. Dale Murphy hit Rose gets five Thursday's results American League Basketball - Cleveland State Dave Righetti finished for the a two-run homer for the Braves. Thai Detroit 1, Boston 0 yesterday fired basketball coach Kevin Yankees, notching his 20th save in puts the Mets just one and a-half months in jail Baltimore 4, Chicago 1 Mackey, who's facing alcohol-related New York 2, Minnesota 1 22 opportunities. Roy Smith was the games behind the Pittsburgh Pirates charges in Cleveland. Mackey is AP - Pete Rose's prison term Milwaukee 4, Seattle 0 headed for Houston where he'll enter a losing hurler for the Twins. in the National League East. Today's games may begin Aug. 10, at the Federal drug and alcohol abuse center run by Back in Baltimore, Cal Ripken, Out in Houston, Ken Caminiti Boston at Kansas City (2) Corrections Institute in Ashland, Ky. Chicago at Baltimore former NBA player John Lucas. Jr., doubled home two runs in the singled home Franklin Stubbs with That's the recommendation of the New York at Minnesota first inning to start the Orioles on the the winning run in the bottom of the Seattle at Milwaukee WORLD judge who yesterday sentenced Rose way to a4-1 victory over the Chicago 11th as Houston grabbed a 4-3 vic- Detroit at Texas Goodwill Games - The Good- to five months in prison and three Cleveland at California White Sox. tory over Montreal. Toronto at Oakland will Games begin today in Washington months in a halfway house for viola- State. Swimming, volleyball and gym- Ripken also tied a major league The Astros are unbeaten in seven National League tion of federal tax laws. The U.S. Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 2 nastics are on today's schedule. Many record by playing his 88th consecu- extra-inning games at home this Bureauof Prisons has the final say on New York 6, Atlanta 2 of the world's big names in track and tive errorless game at shortstop. season. Larry Andersen logged the Houston 4, Montreal 3 (11) this competition. where Rose will serve his time. field are skipping John Mitchell worked into the victory. Expos reliever Bill Sampen St. Louis 8, San Diego 3 However, other spons will have rosters Rose was also fined $50,000 and Today's games ninth inning for his second victory. took the loss. filled with leading names. For ex- ordered to do 1,000 hours of commu- San Francisco at Chicago ample, U.S. swim team members have Gregg Olson got the last out for his Under the Arch, home runs from Atlanta at New York nity service with inner-city children. been pointing to these games as their 21st save. The loss went to Adam Terry Pendleton and Todd Zeile Philadelphia at Cincinnati event of the year. It'll be a while yet before we Los Angeles at Pittsburgh major Peterson. powered the St. Louis Cardinals past learn how Rose's gambling and tax Montreal atlouston Up in the Motor City, Detroit's the San Diego Padres 8-3. San Diego at St. Louis CYCLING problems affect his candidacy for Tour De France - Italy's Gianni baseball's Hall of Fame. There's still Bugno won yesterday's 18th stage at a year and a-half to go before Rose Captain's Cup the Tour De France. Claudio Chiap- ATHLETICS pucci of Italy continues to lead, with GITMO becomes eligible for consideration Softball American Greg Lemond still five sec- AQUATICS FITNESS by the B aseball Writer's Association Men onds off the pace. The cycling race of America. Thursday's results Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR Dict analysis- Diet Analysis and Fit- SIMA (A) 11, PWD (l) 0 ends Sunday. pools will have one hour devoted tothe clean- nnss Profilnesting willnnthnavailabln as the SIMA (B)7, FfG 0 ing ofthepool.Noonewillbeallowed to swim Fitness Center daring Jnly and Augast. NAS Flyers 13, NavSta Gold (B)0 during that hour. Lifeguards will be on duty. Membership discont-Save$5 when AUTO RACING Rookie Allen Tonight's games Call 2560/2193. your friend joins the Fiess Cenierdaring the Indy cars- There's practice and NavSta Blue (A) vs. Marine Bks., 6p.m. Kids' snorkeling class - Snorkeling frstofeachmonth.Toqalfy,youmasthea 7 provisional qualifying today for this PWD (A) vs. NSGA/Co. "L, p.m. class for kids is Sat. July 21, two hours Vil- current member. Call 3846. shares lead NAS Security vs. Hospital, 8p.m. weekend's Indy-car race at the Cana- lamar Pool, two hours Windmill Beach. Fee Security (A) vs. NavSta Blue (B), 9 p.m. dian National Exposition in Toronto. $10 atMWR Info. Off. Call 3845. GOLFING AP - American Michael Allen (Cooper Field, No. 2) Final qualifying's tomorrow. The 183- Fundays - Fundays will continue July Free clinic - Learn how to improve Saturday's games mile race is Sunday. 23. Bring your kids to Villamar Pool, 1-2:30 tries to stay among the leaders today PWD (B) vs. Security (A), 6 p.m. p.m. and splash the afternoon away. In- as the second round of the NASCAR - There's also quali- 119th FTG vs. NAS Security, 7 p.m. flatables available for rent at 50 cents. moreate olfo s.Jll fying today for the AC Spark Plug 500 British Open Golf Tournament gets NAS Flyers vs. PWD (A), 8 p.m. Water Skills testing - Children under 219. in Long Pond, Pa. That NASCAR Gold (A) vs. Blue (B), 9 p.m. age 12 mustbeaccompaniedby an adult at the under way. Allen and veteran Greg Winston Cup stock car race is Sunday. (Cooper Field, No. 1) poolorpass the waterskills testoffered July 25 Norman of Australia start the day Women at Villamar Pool, 4:30-5 p.m. Call21932560. sharing the lead at 6-under-par 66. Thursday's results NFL lydroaerobics - Next hydroaerobics Karate -Getyourkicks out of Karate. PWD 7, Hospital 0 class begins Mon.,July 23, through Aug. 16,at Adult classes Mon., Wed., Fri., 6-7:3 p.m., Britain's Nick Faldo, the tourna- Dolphins - Former Pro Bowl NavSta Gold 2, NavSta Blue 1 Marine Pool Mon., Wed., Thurs, 5-6 p.m. Reg- age 12 and up as Marine Site raquethall running back Tony Collins is back in ment favorite, is alone in third place (Gold clinches League championship) inter and pay the$15 fee at theMWR Info. Off. routs next so Pis 46. Fee, $19. Call 4462. the NFL. This week the league lifted a Tonight's games Call 3845. at start of day, one shot off the lead at ban slapped on him in 1988 for drug the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in Hospital vs. NavSta Gold, 6 p.m. abuse. Yesterday Collins signed a one- PROJECT PLAYER High School vs. NavSta Blue, 7 p.m. BOWLING Tournament - Gold Hill Quar- year contract with the Miami Dolphins. BOWLINGPool St. Andrews, Scotland. (Cooper Feild, No. 1) Bengals - The Cincinnati Ben- Big Pot, No Tap - The next events are terdeckwillbethesiteofaProjectPlayerPool A group of eight golfers begins set for Sat. July 21, at Marblehead Lanes. Tourney, Mon., July 23, 7 p.m. Register at gals have signed their first-round draft Register at 6 p.m.,$10entry fee. Call Jerry at 6:30,fee $, 8-balll, singleellmiation. play at4-under-par. The list includes pick. Linebacker James Francis out of 2118/3014. Call Amy at 2560. Americans Peter Jacobsen and Payne Captain's Cup Baylor inked a five-year deal. YABA sign-ups- Sign-up sheets for Stewart; Brits Sam Torrance, Ian the YABA Winter Bowling League are avail- RECREATION Tennis Woosnam and Martin Poxon; Aus- TENNIS able at Marblehead Bowling Center. Age Run/walk for lie - Physical fitns Men groups cover 5 to 18 year-olds. The Winter tralians Craig Parry and Ian Baker- Thursday's results Gomez - Top-seed Andres League begins Sept. 1.c ha rdig."lSignduplfo ur Gomez of Ecuador was upset yester- Finch; and Ireland's Christy O'Con- SIMA over NavSta Gold Big Pot, No Tapa- Big Pot, No Tap alksforhYor ife m.luhads ile day in the third round of a men's tennis ner, Jr. Security over PWD bowling is set for two Saturdays, Aug. 4 and agsinthe honorts yse. ardinclude FfG over Hospital tournament in Stuttgart, West Ger- Aug. 18, at Marblehead Lanes. Come on out Allen is a 31-year-old PGA Tour many. Gomez lost to Austrian Horst and take a shot at the pot. Call 2118. YOUTH ACTIVITIES rookie from Phoenix. He's spent the Skoff 7-5, 0-6, 6-4. McEnroe - John McEnroe's BICYCLE REPAIR Youth Center hours - Youth Center past four years playing on the Euro- comeback continues to flounder. Yes, we're open -Does yourbike need hours of operation for open recreation are: pean tour before turning to the U.S. McEnroe lost to Derrick Rostagno 6-3, fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair Teem, Turn-Thur., 1-lp.m., Fri-SaL, 1-11 golf circuit this season. 1-6, 6-1 in the third round of a tennis Shop, open Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper p.m.; Pre-teens, San., 1-3 p.m., Tam-Fri., John at 2560. 5:30-8.m., Sat., 5-8 .m. While the men are in the British tournament in Washington. Rostagno Field near the FieinrathreniiscunuCal~ohat2hl.tennis courts. Call Pre-teen touch football - The Youth Foothall, Isles, the women are in the states. was the player who knocked McEnroe CAPTAI'S CUP Censor will host Pme-teen Touch out of Wimbledon last month. CAPTAIN'S CUP Su., July 22,1-3 p.m. Call 4075. Nineteen of the top 20 money-win- Track & Field meeting - An organiza- Teen Ping Pong Tourney - A Teen ners on this year's LPGA Tour are tional meeting for Captain's Cup Track and Ping Pong Tourney in set forThur., July 26,9 Horse racing entered in this weekend's women's Field will isnset for Fri., July 27, 11:30a.m. at p.m., as the Youth Center. Call 4075. Thursday's results ODDITY the gym. Team entries are due then. Com- Teen Basketball - Get your teams to- golf event on the pro tour. Northern Glance, $8.00 mands may enter four persons per event. Call gether far Teen Thre-On-Three Baskethall. No gas - A Florida-to-Detroit The 54-hole Phar-Mor Young- Feature John at 2504/2560. Fri., July 27, 9p.m. at the Youth Center. Call Hollywood Park, Calif. auto race is finished and not a drop of PWD Track & Field - Anyone who 4075. stown Classic begins today in Ohio. Lucky Delight, $8.60 gang's Sunrunner is winner of the stu- can nan, we encourage your participatinoin Closing ceremonies - Cling cere- This is the second half of the Phar- Alps Purse dent-built solar car competition. The Field moniesfortheGlYAA hasehall/nofthall sea- the upcoming Captain's Cup Track and Mor Million Dollar Championship. Laurel, Md. unusual vehicle covered the 16,000 meet Aug. 3, 4, 5, at 6 p.m. Call Finklea at sonisSat.July21,3p.m.atDeerPadt. Expensive Decision, $12.40 mile distance at an average speed of a 4111. Coaches, players. and parents urn to attend. Jane Crafter won the first tourna- Wise Ship Handicap little more than 22 miles-per-hour. PWD Football - Anyone interested in Sponsors and volunteerumpires arecordially ment in Lauderhill, Fla., back in Belmont Park, N.Y. Captain's Cup Football for PWD call Jackson invited. Call Woody as 4740-DWH or 2903- at 2131. AWII. February. If she wins this weekend she'll get a $1,000,000 bonus.