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G(' /'z1t Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 42 -- No. 122 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Friday, June 27, 1986 CNO announces voluntary tour extensions N ief of Naval Operations, orders. Enlisted members on type 3 Members who desire to a Watkins, has announced and 4 duty whose requests are W E voluntary tour extension extend, their tours for one approved and who meet News of the bay programs for 1986. year should submit requirements will be eligible These programs, as in speedletter requests for for the incentives associated previous years, resulted in voluntary extensions with with overseas voluntary tour Earn A Graduate Degree This Year -- Today, June efficient PCS move plan cornand endorsement to CNMPC extension incentives program. 27, is the last day to register for this semester for reductions. Based on the (NMPC-461E), info EPMAC, not If approved, members must Golden Gate University Graduate Degree Program leading success of previous years, we later than January 1987. have or incur obligated to a Master's in Hunan Resources Management. are offering a similar service for the duration of The program consists of 10 classes of 5 weeks each program for 1987. Submit requests the extension. and is operated on an intensive weekend concept; three Early announcement is made Requests should be seminars on Friday evening and all day Saturday per to provide members and submitted as early as Officers course. Hunan Resources Managament is a vital degree commands the opportunity to possible prior to PRD to for anyone in the managerial field as the greatest plan in advance. Our goal maximize detailing Officers desiring to extend percentage of a manager's time concerns working with remains efficient use of PCS flexibilty. 1987 PRD's should submit personnel. funds and through a voluntary Extension requests are not requests for extension with Do not delay! Your dream of earning a graduate degree extension program. solicited and will not be command endorsement to CNMPC can be fulfilled while you finish your tour in Voluntary extensions for approved for type 1 duty due not later than January 30, Guantanamo Bay. For more information and registration personnel with PRD's in 1987 to fleet readiness 1987. Individual desires, data, call 4782. are solicited. requirements. as well as command readiness Telephone Maintenance Scheduled For Monday -- listed members on type Non-designated SN/AN/FN and fleet balance, will be Final approval has been given and maintenance of the y 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 with personnel subnit speedletter primary factors in final 9-exchange has been scheduled for 12:30 to 6 a.m. on 's between October 1, 1986 request with command decision. No personal plans Monday, June 30. and September 30, 1987 are endorsement to EPMAC, info should be made until official Taking the 9-exchange down will make all 2xxx and eligible if not already under CNMPC (NMIC-461E) . notification is received. 3xxx phone numbers inoperative. Centrex capabilities will also be lost. The fire department's 3333 number will be out, but the 117 number will not be affected. All 4xxx ard 6xxx numbers will not be affected; however, the hospital will not be accessible from any number on or off the base. The hospital will have internal communication on their 7xxx numbers. The hospital will also maintain radio communication with base security on the glimpse net. Since the hospital will be inaccessible by base residents special arrangements have been made with the hospital, fire department and base security to cover any emergency, which would require response by the hospital. Base residents, who have a 2xxx or 3xxx number and have an emergency requiring the fire department or an ambulance, to go to the nearest fire alarm and pull it. The fire department ard ambulance will respond. All fire alarm circuits have been checked and are operational. Residents with a 4xxx number should call base security ard they in turn will contact the hospital by radio and an ambulance will be dispatched. Leeward Point residents and the Leeward Point Dispensary will not be affected. Utilities personnel working on the switch will be available on ext. 4000 or 4233 should a major Emergency They' re Playing Our Song -- The DOD cancelled,SSaturday, Post 46, 8 p.m. and arise requiring reclamation of the switch. Service can musical group presents Neil Simon's musical Sunday, Clip]per Club, 8 p.m. (Photo by Lt. be restored in seven minutes. play at the following locations: Tonight's Qdr. Rick Fiischer) performance at the Downtown Lyceun has been Seats Available As Of June 26 7:00 p.m. Guantanamo/ Norfolk/ Old Timers Baseball Norfolk Guantanamo Weekend on TV 6 Classic July 8:30 p.m. 01 .0 .0 Friday, June 27 1:00 p.m. Baseball: 04 .76 .60 9:30 p.m. 1986 Detroit Grand Prix Los Angeles and Houston 08 .18 .0 America's Top Ten 3:00 p.m. Sunday, June 29 11 . 61 .31 10:00 p.m. Baseball: 12:30 p.m. 15 . 64 .26 Friday Night Ringside Baltimore and Boston CNN Headline News 18 . 67 .71 Saturday, June 28 N.Y. Meats and Chicago 1:00 p.m. 22 . 70 . 50 12:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. CNN Continues 25 . 75 .59 CNN Headline News CNN Headline News 1:50 p.m. 29 . 73 .68 World Cup Soccer August 7:30 p.m. 01 . 48 .23 CNN Headline News 05 . 86 .23 Naval Statio n Awards Monday, June 30 08 . 82 .18 8:00 p.m. 12 .78 .38 Frocking Letters E02 J.V. Glover Baseball: 15 .72 .39 SWl D.L. Foor UT2 K.B. Hendra N.Y. Mets and St. Louis 19 .95 .24 .30 CE1 D.P. Nixon CM2 M.G. Icenogle Houston 22 .87 San Diego and .32 UT1 D.E. Richnond (M2 D.A. King 11:30 p.m. 26 .104 29 .100 .42 MM1 B.D. Cowley CM2 R. Levak Wimbledon '86 Update BM1 C.E. Vittetoe MS2 K. Lizotte September UT1 E.S. Andrews EN2 B. K. Lynn Mast results 02 .108 .99 MS1 J.L. Fredericks BU2 L.E. Mortimer 05 .113 .112 BT1 R.E. Lippert SK2 K.L. Sampson Today, Captain's Mast was 09 .112 .112 BM1 K.E. Russell DP2 R.N. Tate Jones held at U.S. Naval Station. 12 .112 .113 JO1 N.R. Guillebeau BM2 M.E. Viele One E-2 was found guilty of 16 .113 .113 SKI W.C. Thompson NN2 T.H. Derosier wrongful use of marijuana, 19 .112 .108 ET1 J.M. Roemer RM2 C.E. Donovan and was awarded 45 days extra CT2 I.C. Piccon RM2 M. Goodwin duty, forfeiture of $100 pay Inside OS2 C.M. Visage RM2 C.K. White for two months and reduction OS2 A. White Letters Of Appreciation in rate to E-1. Page 2 -- Fourth of July Activities BM2 R. Graham LT R.D. Prentiss June 24, Captain's Mast was Page 4 - Last Eight's Major League Action BU2 P.K. Boos BM2 K.E. Russell held at U.S. WAS. Page 4 - Wimbledon Continues E02 D.D. Byrd Navy Achievement Medals One E-2 was found guilty of Page 4 - Local Weekend Sports EN2 J.R. Clark SKCM G.R. Pate (3rd) being absent from his DP2 C.A. Devore Good Conduct Award appointed place of duty, and EM2 G.E. Ellefson BM1 E.W. Cornelius was awarded 45 days extra Wagg EN2 B.A. Evangelista EN3 M.S. Foster duty, and reduction in rate to E-l. Fourth of July schedule of events Friday at Phillips Park Friday 7:00 a.m.10k Run 8:15 a.m.One Mile Fun Run lam 10:00 a.m.Parade 11:00 a.m.Midway Opens/Static Display Begins Noon.First Awards Ceremony 12:30 p.m.Entertainment Begins "Liberty, cherish sweet liberty. 1:00 p.m.Pie Judging Begins 2:00 p.m.Static Display Secures 4:30 p.m.Entertainment Ends 4:30 p.m.Pie Baking Contest Awards Long may she a Iways be 5:00 p.m.Comnunity Entertainment Begins Gospel Choir 5:30 p.m.Marine Band 8:30 p.m.Midway Closes the symbol of the free." 9:00 p.m.Community Entertainment Ends 9:15 p.m.Fireworks Display apaaeaw This sentiment expresses the theme of-the m - Fourth of Julyy concert scheduled to proceed 6m Friday night's fireworks. The 45-minuta production under the Pie Baking Contest direction of J udy Springman presented by the F riday, July 4, 1986 Guantanamo Bay Community Choir, features 60 Phillips Park voices ranging from age nine and up. Name "Liberty" is a musical celebration of ng our lives with freedom fillin echoes of the Type of Pie past and sound s of hope for the future. There will b e national patriotic songs, a Telephone Number salute to the armed forces medley, songs represented fr om North, South, East and Youmustbring this entry form with you alo West. with your pie. Come celebra te with us the joy of our endence, freedom, indep and allegiance to 6 our country Am erica. 31 om - ~ ~-~- -~- ~ t 10K RUN and ONE MIL. FUN RUN Friday , July 4, 1986 Phiillips Park Name Home Phone # V9 Age T-shirt size 10K RUN circle one ONE MILE RUN Freedom rings in America Return to CAPT R. O'Connor, Marine Barracks, Stop 39 TL 11 By Gerard Kearney Jr. dence rings with the tall among the world's Special Correspondent rationale that freedom is not nations. If divided and the gift or rule of a individualistic, America will Final preparations Our American Independence particular state.
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