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Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, September 19 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noonUsable0storage: 1120MI Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. I NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 783 K See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 185 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, September 20, 1990

Iraqis seize foreign assetsS Evacuation of Americans from Iraq, Kuwait nears end UPI - The evacuation of since the Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait In other developments, Iraq Arens secured a U.S-leasing agree- Americans out of Iraq and Kuwait by Iraqi forces. The State Depart- passed a law allowing it to seize meant for F-15 jets and Patriot mis- apparently is near an end. ment estimated 1,200 Americans assets of governments and compa- tiles. The State Department says most remain in Kuwait, and another 120 in iec that have frozen Iraqi assets The Pentagon announced plans S Americans who can leave have al- Iraq. abroad. to sell heat-seeking Sidewinder air- Moscow - The pressure is mounting ready done so. One more flight is Iraq has been holding foreign It's not clear if the new law to-air missiles to hoth Israel and 3 on Soviet Prime Minister Nikolai scheduled to leave Kuwait on Satur- men at vital installations as "human means Iraq will seize the assets im- Britain. Ryzhkov. The Russian republic's par- day. Yesterday's flight landed in shields" against possible attack by mediately, or whether it is simple re- In addition, the U.N. Security Y liament today overwhelmingly ap- London last night carrying 328 the U.S.-led force in the Persian serving the option to do so. Council is preparing to discuss an air r proved a resolution urging him to re- Americans, and they are to return to Gulf. France says two more French And the United States apparently embargo against Iraq so tighten eco- saying he's not capable of pulling sign, the United States today. civilians were captured in Kuwait will send more jet fighters and mis- nomic sanctions. Officials say the e e country out of its deep economic About 1,700 Americans have this week and taken to unknown smile to Israel. In Jerusalem, Israeli council will take up the issue tomor- risis. The parliament in the largest of locations, sources say Defense Minister Moshe row. the Soviet Union's 15 republics is also been airlifted out of the two countries calling for the resignation of the entire government of the U.S.S.R. However, the resolution does not refer to Presi- House, Senate Defense Bills far short of projected Bush budget dent Mikhail Gorbachev. AP - Here is a comparison of billion for the program, commonly gram and instead created a fund of budget cancels the tilt-rotor aircraft, President Bush's proposed spending known as Star Wars. The Senate $610 million for advance missile which takes off like a helicopter but Poland - Poland's President for various military weapons and the approve $3.7 billion; the House, $2.3 work, calling on Bush to decide in 90 can fly like a plane. The House in- Wojciech Jaruzelski has offered to step changes approved by the House yes- billion. days whether it should be used for the cluded the research money as well as down in November if parliament, as MX or the unbuilt Midgetman. $165 million in procurement funds. expected, moves presidential elections terday, and the Senate last month. MX MISSILE - The Presi- up to this fall. The elections currently TOTAL DEFENSE BUDGET dent's request included $1.6 billion MIDGETMAN - Bush pro- PERSONNEL - The admini- are scheduled for next year. He's the - Brush proposed spending $307 for procurement and military con- posed $202 million in research stration proposed a reduction of only remaining senior official of the billion on Defense for the fiscal year struction costs and $548 million for money for the mobile, single-war- about38,000 from thecurrent total of former Communist government. beginning Oct. 1. The Senate ap- research involved with moving the head missile. The Senate approved 2.1 million military personnel. The prove $289 billion Defense Bill; the MX nuclear missile from fixed silos the request. The House eliminated Senate adopted a cut of 100,000, Colombia - Gunmen kidnapped the House, $283 billion. to railroadcars. The Senate approved the funds in favor of the $610 million including 50,000 in Europe. The 28-year-old son of the publisher of Co- STRATEGIC DEFENSE INI- only the research money. The House strategic missile pot. House approved a reduction of lombia's biggest newspaper, "El TIATIVE - Bush proposed $4.7 eliminated all money for the pro- V-22 OSPREY - Bush's 129,500. Tiempo," in Bogota last night, killing his chauffeur-bodyguard. So far, there has been no word from the kidnappers. Aquino wants U.S. bases dismantled if no agreement reached by January South Africa - South Africa's Presi- AP/UPI-Talks on the future of wide range of concerns yesterday at trying to overthrow the government tary facilities in the Philippines, in- dent Frederik De Klerk announced ad- U.S. military bases in thePhilippines the start of the talks, including con- of Corazon Aquino. eluding Clark Air Base and Subic ditional measures yesterday aimed at resume today in Manila. cerns about aids in cities near the The United States has six mili- Bay Naval Station. curbing the black-on-black violence A Philippine government U.S. bases, and concern about debt that has killed hundreds of people. De spokesman says he hopes the two relief. U.N. to work on Cambodian peace plan Klerk says thecabinet ratified measures In opening ceremonies Tuesday, plan worked about by its five perma- taken by police duringthe weekend, but sides will agree on "a framework" UPI- The U.N. Security Coun- also approved several additional steps. for a new relationship before this U.S. negotiator Richard Armitage cil focuses on Cambodia today. nent members. The South African president leaves round of talks ends. The negotiations said the United States is prepared to Diplomats say the council is set The plan directed creation of a Saturday for talks with President Bush. are expected tolastuntil tomorrow or scale down its presence in the Philip- to okay a peace plan and call for the "Supreme National Council" by the Saturday. pines. However, he hinted that it early resumption of an International four squabbling Cambodian fac- (Continued on page 3) The spokesman says he expects might take a decade to accomplish Conference on Cambodia. tions. It also gives the United Nations the American side to presentpropos- that. Diplomats predict when the Se- a major role in running part of the als today for a new security arrange- Leftist groups have demanded curity Council meets today it will Cambodian administration and or- ment to take effect once the current the immediate withdrawal of the give the nod to a Cambodian peace ganizing general elections. USA bases treaty expires in September bases. 1991. The State Department says it has 'Flo' hits less populated parts of Japan News Aquino says she'll order the six received a credible threat that a ter- UPI - Residents of Japan's has claimed at least 21 lives and left 't U.S. military bases in thePhilippines rorist group may carry out a bomb- most heavily populated island ex- thousands homeless. Twelve people e Washington - More than 40 wit- ing, aimed at Americans in the Phil- pected the worst, but Typhoon Flo's remain unaccounted for. nesses testified in five days of confir- dismantled if an agreement on the winds and heavy The worst storm to hit Japan in n mation hearings on Supreme Court bases can not be reached by January. ippines. In a statement, the State 100-mile-an-hour nominee David Souter. Senate Judici- The current round of talks is ex- Department says the biggest danger rains turned aside to the less popu- 31 years cut a 150-mile path of de- ary Committee Chairman Senator Jo- pected to last through the end of the is in the Manila neighborhood where lated western side of the main island. struction as it traveled rapidly over r seph Biden says he plans a vote fornext week. The chief U.S. negotiator has talks are being held on the future of The powerful storm churned western Japan's rice fields. Tempo- Thursday. said he thinks the days of a large U.S. U.S. military bases in the Philip- north in the open waters of the Pa- rary shelters were set up in school .i military presence in the Philippines pines. The statement links the bomb cific Ocean today after slamming about 300 miles southwest of Tokyo D Los Angeles - Six men are on trial in will soon be coming to an end. threat to the Communist New lastnightinto acoastal city 275 miles to house families who homes were e Los Angeles in connection with the The Philippine side expressed a People's Army, which has been southwest of Tokyo. Typhoon Hlo destroyed. world's largest cocaine seizure. Prose- cutor James Walsh told jurors in his opening statement yesterday thatithe men were an integral link in a drug What's old is new again at Gitmo's Treasures pipeline that moved 77 tons of cocaine and Trivia into L.A. and El Paso in three months. nursery for the children to use during By J03 LISA PETRILLO The pipeline was smashed in Septem- dress-up time and we continually ber 1989 when authorities seized 21.4 give to charities," said Roessler ons of cocaine. If you like going to garage sales, 1 All proceeds you'll love shopping at Treasures go into GBWOC's fund and the members decide how Massachusetts - The Coast Guard and Trivia, sponsored by Guantan- searched the waters of Nantucket Is- amo Bay Officers' Wives Club. they should spend the money. "One land, Mass., Wednesday for two crew- "We serve the community in two way we use our funds is to sponsor members who tried to escape a fishing ways," said Ellen Roessler, one of a Gitmo student for an educational vessel before it rolled over and sank. GBOWC members. "It's an oppor- opportunity, such as a scholarship," Coast Guard officials say nine men on tunity for people to recycle their added Roessler. deck at the time were tossed into the knick-knacks, clothing, toys, dishes, If you would like to contribute to Atlantic Ocean and later rescued. or small pieces of furniture. Treasures and Trivia, you can give in two ways. One is to donate any of Texas - Law officers in three west- "Residents can also purchase central Texas counties are searching these items for just a few cents or your items or drop by and purchase for a man accused of kidnapping a dollars." something you might not be able to woman in one town andkilling a man in Roessler said their motto is find anywhere else. another. Officials say Michael Joseph "One's man's old items is another Treasures and Trivia is located Griffith burst into a motel room yester- man's new ones." behind the old Navy Exchange and day morning, terrorized the couple in However, Treasures and Trivia across the street from the Pistol the room and forced the woman to Range. The hours of operation are does much more than sell once- Photo by J03 Lisa Petrlo leave with him. Griffith allegedly shot loved items. Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 and killed a man Wednesday during a a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and Saturday Treasures and Trivia Manager Susan Cote hangs upa shirt on a clothing rack. convenience-store robbery. "We sent boxes of goods to hur- ricane victims via the Red Cross, from 12:30 to 3 p.m. "We also have (Continued on page 3) donated clothing to a Jamaican or- a drop box in front of our store or if picked up, we can accommodate our manager, Susan Cote, at 3475 or phanage, gave clothes to Gitmo's you have something that needs you. If you have any questions, call 4549," said Roessler. PAGE 2, THURSDAY, SEFEMBER 20 1990, GUANTANAMO DAL.Y GAZET-r

Captain's Log. stardate 26290. Here's a run-down of the working to resolve those complaints. enlisted barracks will be complete Dominican Republic. It's projected grams on the base. Wednesday, Sept. 19 Naval Station - The chain of command needs soon. It should resolve the air condi- track has it moving north and at pres- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Department Head meeting: to get out into work spaces every day. tioning problem. In other air condi- ent, it does not pose a threat to the Security's support with patrolmen on COMNAVBASE - The British LPOs and CPOs have to get into work tioning news, 67 A/C units should be naval base. school buses has been outstanding. repair team will continue to work on centers and let their people know the on the next barge and these units will WEAPONS - We need to get The number of incidents when they Gitmo III during DEFEX on Friday. chain of command is working for replace non-working ones in housing more E-7s and above out to the pistol ride are way down. We they can't be - We are not going to turn off them. areas. This should solve a good partof range toqualify. We'vequalified134 on the bus, incidents are up. More electrical power and water during - There will be an Adams Drug/ the A/C problems in housing units. on the rifle range and continue to do parental support is needed. DEFEX as previously planned. Alcohol Seminar Nov.7 and 8. Look - The water barge will be here well. TRAINING - Two-hundred to - Captain's Call this past week for more details in the Plan of the Day Sunday and should put our storage SUPPLY - Get your requests in 300 personnel will go through gas for all ranks went well, except the and the Daily Gazette. level at near capacity. This weekend now for box lunches for DEFEX. We mask training this week. poor attendance by E-3s, E-4s and E- EXECUTIVE OFFICER - will see the completion of the instal- need to get a count on the number of - Concur with WEAPONS OF- 5s. There was good interaction, but DEFEX training is going well. Re- lation of tubbing for Gitmo III. Tests lunches we have to make. FICER, we need more khaki to get we need more people involved. Un- member we're in a stand-down for start next week and we have a tenta- - There is a tanker in now that's out to the pistol range. less you are on watch, attendance is training. We have a full DEFEX tive start-up date of Oct. 1. With unloading MO-GAS and diesel fuel. COMMAND MASTE mandatory. The biggest complaints combat drill Friday - let's be care- continued success, Condition Bravo - We have 63 copies of Secure CHIEF - Sailor of the Quarter arW addressed during Captain's Call was ful. will fade into obscurity. PC, a program that will help protect Non-Rate of the Quarter nominations the Navy Exchange, Commissary, PWO -Repairs on the aircondi- OPS - We have a tropical de- files in office computers. Our DPs are due Friday, Sept. 28. The selec- enlisted barracks and galley. We are tioning units in the Gold Hill Towers pression located 700 miles east of the will be out to help install these pro- tion board will meet Tuesday, Oct. 2. Where there is life. there are a few peculiarities AP - Sheldon Smith is the kind People will pay 60 bucks for ser- thing, a pellet in the zipper kills the find this out, but here is the news - Hershey hopes that the public of guy who'd blow holes in your ously wounded jeans? You bet -- jeans retail value. if you could look under the clouds on will greet its new Almond Kiss with clothes with a shotgun. jeans with holes are popular. And Ifyoudon'tlikeyourpair,by the the planet Venus, you would see Almond Joy. Of course, you'd have to pay him. Jensen-SmithofChattanooga,Tenn., way, you may want to think hard Gumby. He's building a fortune on a pile expects to gross more than $1 million about asking for a refund. Remember The Magellan space probe has For a 25-year-old, this guy is of dirt, a 12-gauge and apair of jeans. this year on its version. how they got made. You can always been sending radar-mapped images, going pretty good. He is world fa- He puts the jeans on the pile and fires Smith shoots to maim, not to kill take your best shot. now that it has had its communica- mous - and, as for money, he's the gun. Then, he sells the jeans for - he'll hit the kneecaps or ankles, tions problem fixed. It had been a virtually synonymous with dough. $60. but not the crotch or the seat. For one It cost America $744 million to little pokey, but one of the things it For that matter, he's virtually r------saw was Gumby. dough. He's the Pillsbury Doughboy. Well, what it saw were two sort- And he's been his pale, pudgy self of rectangular valleys that join up ever since he first popped out of at FridaywojRevised ferry schedule with a third rectangular valley that of refrigerated biscuits. That was Fridaerthefollowing 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 6p.m. ends in a box canyon that sort of years ago -he was born in the same Ferry schedule will be in affect: 7:30 p.m. 9 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. I resembles Gumby's head. year as Brooke Shields, although they 9:30 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9 p.m. That's quite a find - not to developed differently. Monday through Friday 10:30 p.m. 11 p.m.n 9:30 p.m. 10P.M.rO mention a good break for NASA, Still, the doughboy must be which has been having failure after charming in his own way. Pillsbury I (1) 6:30 am. 7 a.m. 10:30 p.m. midnight 10:30 p.m. 11 p.m. I failure in making its equipment work. claims he gets 200love letters a week. I 7:30 a.m. 8 am. 12:30 a.m. 1 am. 11:30 p.m. midnight The way its luck has been going, The artificial spokes-thing has been NASA could have found Mr. Bill. very good to Pillsbury over the years, Sunday. Holidays 12:30 am. 1 am. 8:30 a.m. 9 a.m. Saturday. so the company is paying him back (2) 9:30 am. 10 am. (2) 7:30 am. 8 a.m. At Hershey chocolate, it's kiss with a big party in his honor Sept. 27, ferry schedule-will1:0am. be-in11 am. affect: 7:30-p-m-8:30 a.m. 9 p m.-6:309 a.m. p m.-7-p-m. (1) No vehicles without special ahm. noon t11:309:30 am. 10 a.m. permission. and tell. in Minneapolis, which is Pillsbury's Hershey has spent five years fig- home town. 12:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 10:30 a.m. noon (4) (2) On MAC flight days only. uring out how to put almonds in The doughboy has been working 1:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 1 p.m. (3) On worday preceding a holi- I 230 p.m. 3 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2p.m. day the Friday schedule will be fol- kisses. They have finally done it and hard. Pillsbury has had him on the air I 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3 p.m. lowed. have officially taken off the foil foratotal of 16,200minutes-which 4:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 4 pwm. (4) Ferry will wait for church wrapping. amounts to 11 straightdays of dough- d5:30p.m. 6p.m. 4:30 p.m. 5 p.m. party on Sunday. To the candy industry, that is no boy. small achievement. America has had What's more, he's been poked in a love affair with the Hershey's kiss the tummy 32,500 times. You'd think for years. It's consistently one of the that, by now, he'd have grown a bell Today in music top sellers. button. AP - British producer Cameron raificat ion that his fellow musicians vided in seniority pay, pension bene- MacKintosh reached agreement are disa ppointed with some parts of fits, disability insurance benefits and News and Entertainment Tuesday with Actors Equity on cast- the pactt. instrument insurance benefits. News ing "Miss Saigon" for Broadway. Orchlhestramembers will receive a A strike had been set for Monday On Channel 2 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA MacKintosh will open his Broadway 15-pereent increase in the minimum after orchestra members rejected the 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS TURTLES version of the London musical hit weeklysalary over three years, bring- association's latest contract offer. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT next spring. pay to $1,240 a week in the Negotiators continued their discus- igta 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS A joint statement issued by 1992-933 season. sions until the new pact was ham- CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 MacKintosh and Equity saying that Add ditional increases will be pro- mered out. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atianta) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM 6:30 CH7 ABC NEWS (National) both parties had agreed on the prin- 6:00 BARNEYWMILLER CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) ciples of casting; needed to allow the To ay's music almanac 6:30 M*A*S*H $10 million production to be rein- CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK stated had been reached. AP-- On this day in 1973, Gram Beatles ignored him. Equity had refused the produc- Parsons of the Byrds and the Flying In 1979, MUSE, or musicians All movies begin at 8 p.m. tion because MacKintosh had a white Burrito EBros. died of a drug overdose United for Safe Energy, began anti- actor, Jonathan Pryce, playing a eurs- at the lge of 26. nuclear concerts at Madison Square Downtown Lyceum sian role. The union claimed there Garden. The concerts featured Bruce Cocoon: The Return.Drama (PG).1:56 were American actors of Asian back- The rest of music almanac: Springsteen, Crosby, Stills and Nash, McCalla Lyceum ground who could play the role just as On this day in 1958, Elvis The Doobie Brothers, Jackson Red Heat.Action (R).1:43 well. MacKintosh then canceled the Presley, then the world's most fa- Browne and others. The concert Leeward Lyceum show, saying his artistic license had mous 5t ldier.left a Brooklyn Navy yielded the "No Nukes" LP. G lory. D rama (R).2:02 been infringed. base to join his Army unit in West In 1981, Simon and Garfunkel The agreement follows more than Germany. reunited for their first show together a week of discussions. In 1 976, promoter Sid Bernstein in 11 years - drawing 500,000 fans publicly offered the Beatles $230 to a free show in New York's Central Members of the Philadelphia million for a reunion show. The Park GITMO PEOPLE Orchestra ratified a new contract Law vn darts prove to be dangerous This Chief Legalman is in charge of administration at the Navy hours before they were scheduled to Legal Service Office. He is: perform on the picket line rather than AP-- The lawn dart seemed like they're just too dangerous. the stage on opening night of the fall the pertfect suburban toy. It was a She and her colleagues checked NAME: season. giant dart that kids could try to heave the risk while she was with the Chil- Spokesman and orchestra mem- intoago al, where the dart would poke dren's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City Philip E. Mark ber John Hood said after yesterday's holes irn the turf. The kids got to and published their report in the HOMETOWN: practice their aim and dad got his American Journal of Diseases of Chester, Pa. lawn aerated and everybody would be Children. TIME IN GITMO: happy. The study found that scores of 6 days The lawn darts didn't just aerate children are still hurt, each year, by CHOICES: the lawn. Some young bodies got hit lawn darts. For instance, the re- BOOK: by the heavy darts. Kids were killed searchers say that, last year, the toys Tom Clancy or injured. The Federal Consumer led to an estimated 440 hospital SPORTS: Product Safety Commission esti- emergency room visits- the victims Soccer mated about 675 lawn dart injuries range from 19 months to 19 years. wound up at emergency rooms each The Consumer Product Safety HOBBY: year. In 1988, the government wound Commission had information on 69 Computers up banning the toy as unsafe. - and the accounts are pretty horri- BEST QUALITY: And was that the end of the story? fying. Almost half were hospitalized My sense of humor. No - one doctor says there are - and 13 percent had lasting prob- SECRETS TO SUCCESS: probably about 10 million lawn darts lems, such as blindness or brain I get support from my wife and I have faith in God. still hanging around America's ga- damage. IF I HAD 3 WISHES: rages. To Sara Sotiropoulos, it The study says that parents To be with my family now, the bills to be paid and make senior amounts to anation sending theirkids should find the lawn darts and give chief. out to play with spears. The pediatri- them one last heave - into the gar- cian in Bellingham, Wash., says bage. PAGE 3, THURSDAY, SEPmUBER 20, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAI.Y GAzETE

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Submittirins for theclassified sction on Indoctrination and Orientation, Navy Rights dropped from the list. FMI, call 2205. com, atthe Youth Ctr., Sept.23,1Ito 3 p.m.Give $800 and boat/teailer, $800. CallMig at 4740 85 byl i. paperin 40 words orlsperad. and Responsibilities. All newly reporting per- Revisit your homecoming weekend at the Hail us a call at 4075 and suggest a movie. DWHort2892 AWH Each itenmurtbhema separatesheet anles sonnelarerequiredto attend. FM, MasterChief and Farewell, Sept. 29, 6:30 p.m. at the COMO Come on all you talented teens, show us your Boat pole w/61 Penn reel, excel. cond., $85. it is the sane category Ads with a variety of Kranz, 3239. Club. Tickets may be purchased from your stuff in the Teen Talent Show at "Saturday's," Call Mike 3659 AWH. tems, will be placed uder Miscellaneus In- All personnel interested in the EAWS program command reps. or from the club. Authorized Sat, Sept. 29, 9 p.m. Pre-register at the Youth Condo located in Virginia Beach, (2) bedroom, clude name and phonenumber with the ad, submit a special request chit to CCC, CPO patrons only. Ctr. by Sept 26 so we can plan the show. Prizes (2)bath,newloanorasume. FMI,callNelsonat Deadline: Ada nrepblished on two cn- Foley, via departmental chain of command. If youneed evening, overnight or weekend care for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. FMI, call 4075. 3183 AWH. secutivedays:Mort andTuenaorThurs. andlFi, CPO Foley is designatedNAVSTA EAWS pro- for your child, certified Family Home Care PES and mart be in by noon on the bniness day gram director and will forward chits to NAS. providers may be able to help. For names of FOR SALE Free to good home, 9 yr.-old, mixed breed dog, before publication. Wndward rsidns submit FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575. providers on both I/P and Windward call the gentle, loving and lazy. All shot up-to-date, ads to PAO office, Admin. Hil, Bldg. 760. There will be a Canmand Retention Team FHC office at 2538 or3533. AIR CONDITIONER great wkids. Call 2914 AWH. Leeward resident may call at 4502/4819. Meeting, Sept.27,2p.m. intheFTG auditorium. NAVY CAMPUS NOTES One 11OV, 5,000 Btu, (1) 8,000 Btu, (1) 10,100 SERIES All Command Retention Team Memnbe amr CTC is offering the following Functional Skills Btu, $100 each firm. Call 3765, after 5p.m. Freesuper quickone-step earpiercing. Simulta- ANNOUNCEMENTS required to attend. classes beginning Oct. 3, ENGLISH, M/W/T3H, AELIANCES neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- NAVADMINO7I/90 announced changes to the 6 to 9 p.m. and MATHEMATICS, M/W/TH, 3 GE washer and dryer, very good cond., avail. tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. Air Condltloner PM Schedule: The following existing SRB planand provides award levels for to 6 p.m. Both classes will run for five weeks. Oct. 8, $325 boat. Call 2827. Service provided by a certified,licensed coame- housing units are scheduled for Preventive FY-91. Increase effective Oct. 1, decrease Nov. FMI/register, call Lelie Noll, 4307. AMIQA tologist. PMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. intenance. Thefirt nine unitsare scheduled, 1. For info. on these changes contact your Re- CPC is offering the next High School Comple- '72 Ford Econoline Van-half ton, 6-cyl., stan- Balloon-N-Such: Welcome a new friend orsay n.m. to noon and the renainsing units from tention Team Counselor. tion class for SOCIAL STUDIES/ENGLISH to dard shift, eng. runs good, $500 OBO. Call 5923 good-byeto an old one, inn special way. Send a noon to 4p.m. The sponsor or their representa- begin Oct 1. Any interested students should DWH, 7:30 to 1 p.m. balloon bouquet today! Call Ellen, 2428 or tive must be present for contractor to perform CLOSURF contact Leslie Noll, 4307. '74 Ford LTD s/w, AM/FM cass. radio, excel. Susan, 3475. necessary repairs: Sept. 21, VL713C-VL718B; FRA will be closed, Fri., Sept 21, due to DE- Tuition assistance users or those granted TA cond. Call 2775 AWI Certified Home Day Care Providers have open- Sept.24 VL713C-VL718B; Sept.25, VL723C- FEX. Sat., D.J., doors open at 6 p.m. under waiver must attend the Navy Campus '74Fiat, runs great,perfect Gitmospecial, avail ings: Call Sandy at 2693, (FT, PIT and eve- VL728D; Sept. 26, VL729A-VL734B. The CDC and Youth Ctr. will close at 4 p.m., College Orientation Workshop: Sept 25, 1:30 Oct 2, $600 OBO. Call 3494 AWIL nings), Tier Kay hang.; Call Genny at 2820, Architectlengineers from Mills, Oliver and Fri,Sept. 21. All children murtbe picked up by p.m., Community Ctr., Rm. 16; Oct. 2, 1:30 '76 Datsun p/u, good cond., avail. Nov. 2, $900 (drop-ins, evenings and weekends), Villamar Webb, will be conducting housing inspections closing time. p.m.,Community Ctr., Rm. 16; Oct 3,9 n.m.,L/ OBO. Call Rick at 6251 DWH or 6068 AWIL hsng. forCenterBargo, untilSept. 21,insp. will take3 Library, Golf Coume, Corral, Gym, all Hobby P, NAS trng. rm.; Oct 11, 10 a.m., Community '79 Ford Fairmount, a/t, AM/FM cass., new Does your bike need fixing? Get it repaired at hs. Residents willbe contacted for app. Engi- Shops, Fitness Ctr. Marina, Bowling Alleys, Ctr., Rm. 16; Oct 30, 1:30 p.m., Community tires, dependable car, $1,200 OBO. Call David the Bicycle Repair Shop, Sat., 11 a.m. to6 p.m., neers from Miller Stephenson and Assoiates Info. Office and Swimming Pools willcloseFri., Ctr., Rm. 16. 3581, leave msg. at Cooper Field near the tennis court and base- will be conducting a survey of the area. Sept 21, at3:30p.m.Regular hoursofoperations '83 Ford LTD s/w, wrecked, bent left rear axle, ball field. Call 2560. In cooperation with the U.S. Safety Product at the Marina will resume Sat, 7 a.m. All lyce- V-6 eg. not hit, in very goodcond., auto. trans., You say your piano didn't fare too well on the Safety Commission, Regent Sports Corp. is re- ums will be closed Fri. cruise control, radio, willing to sell as is or as trip to Gitmo? Now you can have it expertly calling all lawn discus. The following model The bars at theCOMO Club, ClipperClub, CPO ENERGY TIP spareparts. Call3494 AWH. tuted. Repairs can also be performed by an numbers arerecalled: 73939; 73919. Items may Club andWindjammer will openFri. afterthe all AUI.O.PARIS experienced technician. Call Kevin at 3418. have been purchased locally, customers should clear signal, serving hors d'oeuvres Fri. night. Don't let the engine of your car Ford C-6 trans., bellhousing, fits 351 to460 V- Do you want to save that special moment but return products to place of purchase for full The Lateral Hazard Lounge at the Yatera Seca idle longer than a minute. It takes 8 eng., $75. Call 3284. don'thave the time orequipmemt?Then just call refund. Golf Course will not open Fri. less gasoline to restart the car FourP-235-15 in. tires, mounted on steel spoke Visions Unlimited service. We will video tape Recallofpotentially hazardousnProctor-Sex NRA willbe closing Fri., Sept. 21 at3:30 dueto than it does to let the engine idle. rims, fit Ford truck, $75. Call 3284. birthday parties, changes of command, fare- automatic drip coffeemakers manufactured be- DEFEX. Never leave a car to 'warm-up' BICYCLE wells, or any other special event Call us and tween June 1985 and Nov. 1986. Models: Goat Locker Lounge at the CPO Club willbe on its own, unattended. Notonly 10-spd., mountain bike, good cond., $75 OBO. save that memory on film. Call 3845. A506AL-12 cup DM, A416AL-10 cup DCM. closed for renovation until Tues., Sept 25. will this waste valuable fuel, but it Call 3086 AWI Professional dog grooming, all breeds, bathing cDonald's has a limited number of back All MCX activities will close at 3:30 p.m., Fri., is unsafe, and on Guantanamo Men's 26 in., 10-spd., blue, good cond., $50. and grooming. Isnyourbestfriendsnails tolong? avail. Proceeds go to support the Ronald Sept. 21, for DEFEX. Regular hours of opera- Bay is also illegal. Call Mike 3659 AWH. Call Lynda at 2935 for apt cDnald's Children's Charity. tion willresumeforthoseactivitiesthatareopen BATAI Cakes are not just for birthday. A sweetheart Road Closure: Kittery Beach Rd. east of Sky- for business Sat moving. Barrel boat w/running 40 hp Johnson, certified gift, a get well greeting, orjusta get togethercan line Dr., and Shennan Ave. north of Shenan'a The COMO Club dining ro willbe closed 11 lRANOIES safety gear, and spare parts. Call Mike 4885 be something special with a beautifully deco- Cut will be closed to POV', until11 p.m. Fri., a.m. to 1 p.m., Thurs., Sept 27 for a private The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, DWH or 3659 AWIL rated cake. Call Phil at 2694 AWH. Sept 21. Call Ops., 4366. function. All-hands lunch will be served in the GM, and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be Nice 20 ft. pontoon boat, 35 hp Evinrude, fully STEREO EUIPMENT The Hispanic Heritage Committeeissponeor- lounge. in the Customer Service section of the Main equiped, $1,700. Call Simone 6352 DWH or Bose 901 speakers, w/active equalizer, in orgi- ing a ilspanic food sale, Sat, Sept 22, at the McDonald's will close at 3 p.m., DEFEX Fri., Mall bldg. in the NEX, tonight, 4 to 9p.m. 6419 AWIL nal box, never used, $950 OBO. Call Paul at Marinebsin stop gazebo, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Also, Sept. 21, and will notm-open. The Ford rep. will be at the Mall Sept. 28 30ft. cabincruiser, depth finder, VHFradio, out 5347 DWH or 2217 AWH, leave msg. purchase t-shirts. Profits from all activitea The MCX Mini Mat will be closed for inven- through Oct 9. riggers, must see, botton recently done, new GPX one piece stereo w/speaker, CD, double throughout Hispanic Heritage month will be tory, Tom., Sept 25,7 a.m. to 5p.m. All Christmas layaways with no money down anti-foulant Call 4887 DWH or 2827 AWHI cass., AM/FM, phone, nice starter stereo, good going to the base educational fund. Vet services will be closed Oct. 1 forinventory. will be cancelled one day after the due date if 18 ft. Boston Whaler utility boat, hull only, cond., $150. Call 3086 AWH. Tickets are now on sale for the Hispanic Heri- EMPLOYMENT payment has not been rendered. w/pans to build trailer, $1,000 OBO. Call4995. Studio standard complete system w/PLLQuartz tage Month DinnerDance, Oct 6, at the Fil-Am Bookkeeper/Secretary at Trzyna Village Rea- Christmas layaways must be paid forand picked CAREER synthesizer, synchronous tape dubbing, Dolby Club. FM!, call a Hispanic Heritage Committee taurant, $5.10 ph, tax except, successful apps. up by Dec. 15. 15 x 20 w/padding, two pas., beige, fitsCO hang, noise reduction systn, one month old, $189. member of your command or thelEEO Office at may advance to $5.45 ph after 1 year probation- Put the shoplifting monsterto rest Report shop- wall to wall, excel. cond., $125. Call4145 DWH Call 2464 DWH or 2090 AWH. 4612. ary period. Send resume or SF-171 to: Mr. lifting or any other suspicious act to the NRA or 4434 AWH. Stereo receiver, two speakers, turntable, works Nominations for Naval Station Sailor of the Edgar Lewis, Box 37 (local), FPO N.Y. 09593. crime prevention hot line, 4512. 12 x 12 biege, excel cond., $75. Call 4145 great, $50. Call 3750. Year and Non-Rate of the Quarterare duetothe LOSI ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES DWH or 4434 AW. Pioneer W300, portable stereo, detachable, 2- Command Master Chief NLT Sept. 28. The Black wallet at COMO Club, can keep money, Looking for fun? Try square dancing, Sat., Sept. COMEUTERE way speakers, AM/FM radio, 5 band equalizer, SOQ/NRQ selection board will meet in COM- no questions asked. Call 4869, after 5 p.m. 22, at an open house at the "Gitmo Swingers" Commodore 64, Com. 1541, external disk double cass. w/high speed dubbing, $95. Call NAVBASE cofexecerot., Oct. 2. MX IiE Square Dance Club. Located on Joer Rd.,7r:30 drive, Commodore MPS 801 dot matrixprinter, Bill 37,4 AT. COMNAVBASE Sailor of the Quarter and Post 46lunch purchases over $3entitles you to to 10p.m. Stop by andseewhatweareall about. Commodore data cassette, Commodore Design Sony CD player w/speakers, portable, $150. Non-Rate of the Quarter recommendation are one ticket fr a chance to win a portable CD/ FRA willbe holding itsmonthly meeting Tues. Animation Station by Suncom w/tapes, Fran- Call 3750. due to the COMNAVBASE Command Master car. player. Prize is on display at the Club. Sept 25,7 p.m. klinmonitor, 6learning cartriges, various disks, TWO WHEELER Chief NLT Oct 12. The Sailor of the Quarter Drawing will be held Sept. 30. Join the Fyng Club, leam to fly, reasonable $500. Call 4189 DWH or BEQ, Rm. A-120. '78 Honda CB 750, $450OBO. Call 2196. and Non-rate of the Quarter selection board, 8 Post 46 presents the following: Tes. and Fri., rates. Call Scott at 2058 or Mike at 2556. IBM Compatible PC computer, 512 K memory, 81 lSO Yamaha moped, new helmet, new a.m., Oct. 16, COMNAVBASE conference rm. Rock Night; Thurs., Variety Night, you pick the Change's II will be performing at the FRA this CGA color monitor, 12 in. card installed for battery, new tires, $350 OBO. Call 3750. Doyou liketoseemalordercatalogstogethe music; Sat, R & B; Sun., Jazz Set. weekend Sept. 28 and 29. Doors open at 6 p.m. joystick, keyboard, 3.5 in and 5.25 in high den- WANTIE things you like? There's a faster and more con- DP Design has arrived. Shop now for a fine tere will ean organizational meeting for sity drives, $700 OBO. Call 3847. Large dog kennel. Call 2820 AT. vaenet way to get those items. FM, call 4181/ selection of gold jewelry. Regular layaways National American Indian Month in the COM- DIVE.GEAR Dressersm. or 1g., fair to good cond. Call 3845 4478,8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4p.m., Mon-Fri. avail NAVBASE conference m., Sept. 28, 3p.m. All Complete set, excel. cond., too many access. to AT. There will be a Red Cross Volunteer Orienta- MRNQIES departments and tenant commands are urged to list, $650 OBO. Call Rick 6251 DWH or 6068 Microwave stand, double deck w/storage space, tion, Tues., Sept.25, 6p.m. at the Red Cross Least basic massage techniques. A single-sea- have a memeber present FM!, call PO Young, AWI for reasonable pice Call 3086 AW. bldg. All new and prospective volunteers are son Therapeutic Massage class will be held 4582 or EEO office, 4612. Dive gear, excel. cond., many access., $400 Looking forsoneone who does taxideny. Call encouraged to attend. Call 4676 DWH. Tue.,Sept. 25, 7 p.m. atthegymtReg. is limited A.A., it works. Meetings are held each Mon., OBO. Call Rick 6251 DWH or 6068 AWIL Todd 3150AWIL Due to DEFEXFri., Sept. 21, Central Fidelity tothefirst25 whopay there. feet MWRInfo. Wed., and Sat, 8 p.m. at McCalla Hangarinthe FURNIIURE YARDSALES Bank will be open from 9a.m. to 2 p.m. Office. Call 2560. upper deck, Rm. 29. Lanerocker/recliner, sky blue. If you'regood at Grandillo- 16-DSat,Sept.22,7:30a.m.til?, Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the Ballroom dance lessons are back beginning FRA will be holding Mexican Night, Wed., repairsthisis a great deal, onepiece loose under- backyard, cloths, curtains, knick-knacks, LPfacility, Wed., Sept.26. Wed., Sept 26, 7 pm. at the base gym. New Sept 26, 6 to 9 p.m. neath, $45. Call Bill at 3714 AT. kitchen items, and more. Starting next Mon, Sept. 24 motor vehicles participants pay the one-time reg. foe at the TheFRA willbeholding its monthly Sept.25,7 Largesolid hardwood diningerm. table, w/maple Nob Hill - 51-C & D Sat, Sept. 22,7:30am. found parked on the lawn area of all housing MWR Info. Office. Dances include the waltz, p.m. The meeting will be held at the branch finish, $160 OBO. Three wooden chairs, $20. il 7, womnra' and children'clothes, chinaset, areas willbeticketed. Penaltyforillegalparking cha-cha, foxtrot and rumba. Call Amy at 2560. home. All FRA members are encouraged to Call Lynne at 3119 AT. women' LT 48 bowling ball, golf clubs, mise is one point against the registered owner's li- Here's your chance to show off your musical attend, refreshments and hor d'oeuvres starting Recliner, "broken-in," great for barracks, $75 knowledge and take home a prize. Come to at6 pm. OBO. Wicker couch and (2) chairs, indoor/out- 11erra Kay - 105 Sat, Sept. 22, 8 a.m. til 7, BRAYO11ULIL Music Trivia in the COMO ClubLounge, Sat., R & R FLIGHT door, $100. Call 2914 AWH. clothes, weight bench, w/weights, Ig. dog car- y Castro family, the Jon Smith family, the Sept. 22, 8 to 10 p.m. Register prior to8 p.m. Grand Cayman, 3 days, Sept 26-28, 6 seats Black lacquerding on. table w/gold trim w/4- rier, english sadde and bra for 280Z. Duke Snyderfamily and theJackDillard family. Authorized patrons only. Call Frankat 2132. avail., submitpaperwork,NLT3 p.m., Sept.26.; chairs, black and gray upholstery w/gold trim, Villamar - 2159-D 4th St, Sat, Sept 22, 8 Thanks for housing the Skip-Its Jump Team. Develop yourskills inna Basic Cake Decorating Grand Cayman, 3 days,Sept 28toOct. 1, 6seats almost new, $300 OBO. Call 3086 AWIL am. til 7, baby items, clothes toys, misc. Folks like you make Gino anicer placeto live. class starting Sat., Sept. 22, at the elementary avail. Paperwork isto besubmitted toNAVSTA MISCELLANEQUS W. T. Sampson Schools. schoo The class will meet 9 to 11a.m. forfour Ops. NLT 3 p.m., Sept. 26. Vacation w/Coast to Coast Sun Resorts Camp- CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES weeks. Register at the Info. Office. Requires a TRAINING ground. Must sell, take over payments. Call NAVBASE Indoctrinationonce a month, 8a.m. minimum of eight participants. School Advisory Committee Tmg. for W. T. Todd at 3150 AWH. to 4 p.m., Sept. 24-28, at the Windjammer. "A survey of Modem Seawater Desalinatxon Sampson High School and Elementary School Children's educational books including phonics Three phase program, Overseas Orientation, Principles and Methods" will he the subject of a will be held Sat, Sept. 22, 1 p.m. at the FSC. program w/games, excel.fordaycare.CallTodd BAY DINING lecture andslide presentation atethebase library Learm thepurpose of SAC, how it operates, and at 3150AWIL Thurs., Sept. 27, 7 p.m. The lecture will be set goals for your school. CallDebi,4130/3100. Fender acoustic guitar, hardly used, got it for POST 46 conducted by Mr. John Kullbert of the Gitmo Respiratory Protection Tmg. will be conducted lessons, and soon transfered so couldn't attend, Deal Corp. FM, call 4541. Sept 26, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office tmg m. $150 OBO. Call 3086 AWH. Tonight's Dinner: Fish & Rice WORLD NEWS.im. pg. 1 For a taste of the Orient, try the Cinnese cuisine Reservations are required. FMI, call Wayne at Kenwood Stereo cabinet, brand new, already Friday's Lunch: Braised Oxtail at the Clipper Club, Wed., Sept. 26.Call 6330. 4526/4529. assembled never used, $75 OBO. Call 3086 w/Dulmplings & Rice The Family Home Care office has relocated to Asbestos Tmg. will be conducted, Sept 27, 8 AWH. Liberia -- Liberian rebel Charles the Gitmo Bay Pre-school, Bldg. N-329. Our a.m. in the Safety Office trng. on. Reservations Lil' Suzuki Quad motorcycle, for 2 to 5 yr old., SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE Taylor is innegotiating mood, says new phone numbersare 2538/3533. arm required. FMI, call Wayne at4526/4529. rode less than 10 times, child has outgrown, Friday's Lunch: Pork Adobo the top U.S. official for African af- The baselibrarynow clses at 6 p.m., Fri. vice9 Consolidated Civlian Peronnel Ofce rslthas great for Christmas, $60. Call 4502 DWH or fairs. Assistant Secretary of State p.m. The library horse of operation are Mon- space avail. fer the Message Text Format 3363 AWH. OFFICERS' CLUB Hernan Cohen crossed rebel lines Thurs, 9a.m. to 9p.m, Fri. and Sat., 9 a.m. to 6 Course, Sept 26, 8 to 11 a.m. Tosign up forthe Playpen, good cond., $10. Fisher Price high p.m. and Sun., noon to 6p.m. course call Evelyn Smith or Nancy Collazo at chair, good cond., $25. Disney busy box, $5. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your in Liberia, to meet with Taylor,just Build your own pizza at the COMO Club one day after dodging bullets to get 4430. Child's rocking chair w/seat pillow, 410. Call Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: Lounge, Sun., 6 to 9 p.m. Authorized lounge YOUTH ACTIVITIES 4995, after 4 p.m. Seafood Platter toea meeting in Monrovia with Tay- patrons only. FMI, call2531. Bring a friend to the Teen Movie and Popeorn Mercury 75 hp, outboard motor, for parts, $30 lors rival, guerrilla leader Prince 1o remam on the Wmdward Child Develop- Night atthe Youth Ctr., Sat., Sept.22, 8:30p.m. OBO. Call 4995. CPO CLUB Johnson. Cohen is trying to get the mentCtr. waiting list, youmustupdateyorspot Give us a call at 4075 and tell us what movie '77 Ford F100p/u, 16 ft boat w/25 hp Evinrude, Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu two factions to negotiate a settle- in writing at the CDC before Mon., Oct. 1 Any- you'd like to see. comes w/boat trailer, anchor/life jackets in- Friday's ment to Liberia's civil war. one failing to do this will autanatically be Pre-teens, come join us for a movie and pop- cluded, All three, $1,500, individual, truck, Lunch: Steamship Round USA NEWS. fm. pg. 1 WINDJAMMER CLUB Today in Histor Tonight's Dinner: Chicken Washington . Witnesses testified AP - Today's highlights in his- In 1873, panic swept the floor of D.C. for president. Adobo before a house panel today about in- tory: the New York Stock Exchange in the In 1947, former New York City surance company practices that saw Sept 20,1919, Portuguese navi- CLIPPER CLUB wake of railroad bond defaults and Mayor Fiorello La Guardia died. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your their coverage dramatically in- gator Ferdinand Magellan set out bank failure. creased in cost or even canceled, in Own Pizza from Spain on a voyage to find a In 1881, Chester A. Arthur was response to catastrophic illness. western passage to the Indies. Flight Sch. from page one Subcommittee Chairnan Doug sworn in as the 21st President of the GRADE SCHOOL Walgren said the plight of the so- Magellan was killed enroute, but one United States, succeeding James A. Friday: Italian Spaghetti Flight Date Loc. Arrive Depart called, "uninsurable," people of his ships eventually circled the Garfield, who was assassinated. HIGH SCHOOL showed that, in his words, "health globe. In 1884, the Equal Rights Party 727 9/25 NAS Narflk - 8:00 a.m Friday: Meat Loaf insurance is largely a roll of the On this date: was formed during a Gitno 11:30a.m.noon convention of Kingston 1230 pn. 1:00 p. dice." CHINATOWN In 1870, Italian troops took con- suffragists in San Francisco. The Gitmo -15p. 3:20 pa. trolof the Papal states, leading to the convention nominated Belva Ann NAS Norfdk 6:15 pe. Friday: Shrimp Chop Suey unification of Italy. Bennett Lockwood of Washington NOTE: If you change Dightsnotify dtb airerminal. PAGE 4, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1990, GUANTANAMo DAH.Y GAzrE SPORTS 0's beat Red Sox, Blue Jays take over first Sports MLB Standings AP/UPI-Today dawned witha land offense. Brook Jacoby also in the eighth before Detroit erupted American League East WL ECL Roundup new leader in the American League homered. for six runs in the ninth. Fryman Toronto 82 68 .547 - East. In Baltimore last night, the Sergio Valdez got the victory finished the scoring by ripping a Boston 81 69 .540 1 Orioles beat Boston 8-4 and knocked and Doug Jones set a team record three-run triple off reliever Jeff Detroit 73 77 .487 9 MLB Cleveland 70 80 .467 12 the Red Sox out of first place. with his 38thsave. Thelosingpitcher Richardson's first major league Expansion - The National Milwaukee 69 80 .463 12.5 Navarro. The loss mathe- pitch. League Expansion Committee sat Sam Horn's three-run homer was Jaime Baltimore 67 81 .453 14 through a second day of presentations was the big blow for the Orioles. It matically eliminated the Brewers In the National League, Pitts- New York 60 89 .403 21.5 from cities hoping to land one of two gave Baltimore a 5-2lead in the fifth from the American League East race. burgh continues to hang on to first Wesat 3YL CLf Oakland 95 54 .638 - inning. The loss was Boston's sixth In Minneapolis, Shane Mack place in the N.L. East. The Pirates franchises in 1993. Groups from Wash- Chicago 86 63 .577 9 ington, Charlotte, Orlando and Nash- in seven games and the Sox dropped singled home a run in the bottom of broke their six-game losing streak Texas 79 70 .530 16 ville made their pitches yesterday in out of the lead for the first time since the 11th inning to lift the Minnesota yesterday by outscoring the Chicago California 74 75 .497 21 New York City. Washington was a July 30. They're now one game be- Twins over the Kansas City Royals Cubs 8-7. It was a notable day for Seattle 73 77 .487 22.5 American Kansas City 69 80 .463 26 charter member of the hind the Toronto Blue Jays. 1-0. Singles by Dan Gladden and Barry Bonds, who homered for the League, but twice saw franchises move Minnesota 68 83 .450 28 Anthony Telford was the win- Kirby Puckett preceded Mack's 30th and 31st times. He became the to new territory. Representatives of National League J CL il Miami, Sacramento, Denver and Buf- ning pitcher. Curt Schilling posted game-winning hit. 12thplayerin majorleaguehistory to EL 33 k Pittsburgh 85 64 .570 - falo lobbied for teams on Tuesday. his third save. The loser was Greg Gary Wayne picked up the vic- record 30 home runs and 30 stolen Harris. tory in relief. He fanned American bases ina season. One of the other 11 New York 83 64 .565 1 Tampa-St. Petersburg and Phoenix will Montreal 79 68 .537 5 make their pitch to the committee Sept. The Toronto Blue Jays, mean- League batting leader George Brett is his father, Bobby, who did it five Chicago 71 77 .480 13.5 28. time, matched their longest win with the bases loaded to end the 10th. times. Philadelphia 69 79 .466 15.5 streak of the season when they Twins' starter Mark Guthrie Pittsburgh's win also made St. Louis 66 83 .443 19 NBA clipped the visiting New York Yan- went nine innings and held the Roy- pitcher Doug Drabek the first 20- Cincinnati 83 65 .561 - Cavs - Forward John "Hot Rod" kees 7-6. A three-run homer from als scoreless on seven hits. Kevin game winner in the National League Los Angeles 79 70 .530 4.5 Williams will make a whopping $26.5 Junior Felix helped the Jays win their Appier started for the Royals and had this season. San Francisco 76 73 .510 7.5 million over seven years if he stays with sixth in a row. thrown nine innings of four-hit shut- The New York Mets and Mon- San Diego 71 77 .480 12 the Cleveland Cavaliers. If Williams Toronto built a 6-0 lead and held out ball before leaving the game. treal Expos were rained out. Pitts- Houston 68 81 .456 15.5 says okay, he'll be playing for the Se- Atlanta 60 89 .403 23.5 attle Supersonics and earn $1,000,000 off a Yankee rally. Jim Leyritz In the Kingdome, Texas spotted burgh's lead over the Mets is one cracked a three-run homer for New Seattle a four-run lead in the first game. The Expos are five out. The Wednesday's results more. The Tulane product is expected American League to approve a trade from the Cavs that York during the comeback. Jimmy inning then rallied to beat the Mari- rainout will be made up as part of a Oakland 7, Chicago 3 would send him to Seattle, reportedly Key gotthe victory, with Tom Henke ners 6-5. The Rangers caughtup with doubleheader today at Shea Stadium. Baltimore 8, Boston 4 for forward Xavier McDaniel and point closing for his 30th save. The losing a four-run fourth and took the lead It was a fine night in the Astro- Cleveland 6, Milwaukee 3 guard Nate McMillan. Williams signed pitcher was Tim Leary, now 9-19. for good when Jeff Kunkel scored on dome as Mark Portugal squared his Toronto 7, New York 6 Minnesota 1, Kansas City 0 (11) a $26.5 million offer sheet with Miami Out west, Oakland's magic Billy Swift's wildpitchin theeighth. record at 10-10 by scattering four earlier this year and Cleveland matched Texas 6, Seattle 5 number is down to five. The Athlet- John Barfield got the win in relief, hits over seven-plus innings, guiding Detroit 12, Califonia 5 iL ics beat Chicago 7-3 yesterday as the with Kenny Rogers posting his 15th the Houston Astros past the Cincin- Today's games Hawks - The Atlanta Hawks say White Sox fall nine games off the save. The loser was Matt Young. nati Reds 5-2. Cleveland at New York the four-year contract signed this week Chicago at Seattle Detroit The fading Reds by first-round draft choice Rumeal pace with 13 to play. Dave Stewart Down the coast, The have lost four of National League Robinson is worth $1.1 million a sea- earned his 21st victory for the A's Tigers broke a 4-4 tie with two runs six and 10-16, with Danny Jackson Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 7 son. The guard from Michigan was the yesterday. Mark McGwire hit his in the fifth inning and went on to sliding to 5-6. Ken Caminiti hom- Montreal at New York (pp, rain) 10th overall pick in the first round. He 38th home run. hammer the California Angels 12-5. ered for the Astros, their first homer Atlanta 5, San Francisco 1 canned two free throws with three sec- Houston 5, Cincinnati 2 The host did it again as Cleve- Lee Stevens scored on an error at the Astrodome since Aug. 8. Herm Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 4 onds left in overtime against Seton Hall land beat Milwaukee 6-3, the Indi- by second baseman Donnie Hill to Winningham tried to rally the Reds San Diego 9, Los Angeles 4 to give the Wolverines the 1989 NCAA ans' seventh win in their last eight make it 5-4 and Travis Fryman added in the eighth with a solo shot, but Today's games Basketball Championship. Atlanta games. Rookie Jeff Manto homered, a run-scoring single. Luis Polonia's Houston's Juan Agosto came on to Montreal at New York (2) made room for Robinson under its sal- Pittsburgh at Chicago post ary cap by renouncing the rights to free tripled and singled to lead the Cleve- base hit pulled the Angels within 6-5 his fourth save. San Francisco at Atlanta agents Cliff Levingston and John Long The Los Angeles Dodgers blew a Cincinnati at Houston and waiving free agent Duane Ferrell. four-run lead and lost to San Diego Philadelphia at St. Louis GITMO ATHLETICS 9-4. the loss kept the Dodgers four San Diego at Los Angeles NHL and a-half games behind first-place Record - The Sunshine State got AQUATICS CORRAL Reds in the N.L. West race. NHL a taste of National Hockey League ac- Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- The Padres started catching up tion lastnight. An NHL record crowd of Open Water, Sept. 24, Oct. 16; Advanced fers thefleet Sat. rides from4-7 p.m. and Sun., when they scored three times in the Exhibition Open Water, Oct. 4; Rescue Diver, Oct. 8; 1-4 p.m. Cost $20 per person, reservations 25,581 jammed the Florida Suncoast fifth inning. Benito Santiago thenput Wednesday's results Divemaster, Oct. 1; Night Diver Spec., Oct. 4; required. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. Dome in St. Petersburg to watch the Toronto 7, Quebec 5 DeepDiverSpec., Oct. 4; UnderwaterNaviga- Teen night ride - 0tmo youth ages them on top for good with a grand Pittsburgh Penguins trip the Los Ange- Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles 3 tor, Oct. 4, Underwater Hunter, Oct. 9. Call 10-18, don't miss thetwo hour eveningstrail slam in the sixth. Detroit 5, Chicago 3 les Kings 5-3, in an exhibition game. 3845. ride on Fri., Sept. 28, leaving the Corral at 5 The NHL's pervious attendance mark Eddie Murray homered and Hartford 4, Washington I Windjammer pool open - The Wind- p.m. Fee, $8 per person, $3 for leasors. To drove in three runs for the Dodgers. of 21,019 was set Nov. 25, 1983 at De- jammer pool is repaired and ready for action. make reservations, call Laurie or Glen 2381. troit's Joe Louis Arena. Tampa Bay is Hours are Fri-Wed., 11 a.m.-7 p.m., closed Derek Lilliquist worked six innings seeking one of two expansion fran- Thursday. FITNESS to get the victory. The losing pitcher Monday Night Volunteers needed - Volunteers are chises expected to be awarded at the Leeward Aerobics - Aerobics at the was Darren Holmes. needed to assist with the Windward Marina NHL meetings in December. Leeward Community start Tue. Oct. 2. Down in Atlanta, the Braves' Men's Bowling pier renovation Sat., Sept. 22, 9 a.m. Call Rick Classesmeet Tues./Thur., 5:30-6:30 p.m. and Team W L McGill, Marina manager, 2345, or CWO2 Dave Justice put a lock on the Na- Sat., 10-11 a.m. Monthly fee, $16.25. Regis- Pigs On Patrol 16 0 NCAA Gatewood at 2248. lunch/refreshments pro- tional League Rookie of the Year ter at Leeward Power Hill Gym by Fri., Sept. Juambo 16 0 vided. Basketball - Cleveland State 28. Minimum of 10. honors by hitting his 26th homer and Pin Kickers 14 2 University concluded a two-month driving in three runs, giving him 70 Team 6 14 2 search fora basketball coach by tabbing BOWLING FLYING CLUB RBI's on the season. All Or Nothin 12 4 Mike Boyd. The former Michigan as- Como Mixed League - Como Mixed Team 15 12 4 Interested in flying? - The Gitmo His round-tripper powered At- sistant Thursday Night League is now taking sign- Four Horsemen 10 6 takes over for Kevin MacKey, Flying Club offers introductory flights to ups for league starting Oct. 4. Organizational lanta to a5-1 win over the San Fran- Team 2 8 8 who lost the head coaching job at anyone interested with no obligation to join. meeting is Sept. 27. See folder at desk at Mar- ciscoGiants. Tom Glavine went to9- Skaters 8 8 Cleveland State after he was arrested Call 2058 or 2566. blehead Lanes or call 4781. 11 with relief help from Mark Grant, Team 13 8 8 outside a drug house in July. Boyd Southpaw's Big Pot winners - Recent Big Pot, No who earned his second save. Kelly 8 8 helped develop Michigan offense that Tap winners were high series, Mac MacKen- HISPANIC HERITAGE No Loads 6 10 produced such stars as Terry Mills and zie and Mary Lee, high game, Ken Briggs and Fishing Tournament - A Hispanic Downs slipped to 1-2. Steve Decker Going Broke 6 10 Rumeal Robinson. Marcella Brayton. The next Big Pot, Not Tap Heritage Fishing Toumament is starting at 6 hit his first major-league homer to 4-Bees 6 10 night is Sat. Oct. 6. Pot is now $775. p.m.,Fri., Sept. 28, ending at 8 a.m., Sat. Sept account for the Giants' scoring. Fudpuckers 4 12 BOXING Bowlers needed - The YAA Saeror 29. Entry fee, $12. Bait provided. First prize, Wes Team 4 12 Bowling League needs two members age 14to $75, second prize, free barrel boat rental, half In St. Louis, Philadelphia's 3L's+R 4 12 Foreman - Former heavyweight 19. The league competes Sundays at 6 p.m. If day. Categories: largest snapper/grouper and Chamberlain smacked the first Sigint Troops 2 14 champion George Foreman arrived in interested, call Gloria at 2118 or 2357. largest all others. To register, call 7202 by homer of his major-league career GTMO Jailers 2 14 London for his first fight in Britain and Moonlight Scotch Doubles - The Sept. 24. and Dale Murphy added his 24th of Team 20 0 16 joked, "The only thing missing forme is GBWBA sponsors Moonlight Scotch the season, powering the Phillies to Monday's results finding out where the hamburgers are Doubles, Sat., Sept 29, 7 p.m., Marblehead RECREATION High Series Lanes. Fee, $10 per person. Register at 6:30, an 8-4 win over the St. Louis Cardi- Max McTaggart 600 sold in this town." Foreman is 23-0 with Adult roller skating - "Roll with the partners will be determinedby a drawing. Call nals. Pat Combs evened his record at High Game 22knockouts since his comeback and is bestofthem"atadultrollerskatingSat., Sept Fran at 2676 or Gloria at 2118/2357. Max McTaggart 238 scheduled to meet fellow American 22, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., in the elementary 9-9 for the Phillies, while the Cards' Special Recognition school multi-purpose mom. $2 per session, Joe Magrane sank to 9-16. Felix Jose Terry Anderson on Sept. 25. Foreman Jordan King, Triplicate 168 CAPTAIN'S CUP skates provided. Call 4075. plans to drop 15 pounds and weigh 250 homered in a losing cause for St. (Received ABC award) by fight time. His last victory was a Football games - Due to the DEFEX Louis. knockout of Canadian Ken Lakusta in sched for Sept. 21, all Captain's Cup football games set for that date are reached. for Sept. YOUTH ACTIVITIES July. 27, as follows: 7 vs. 10, 6p.m.; 8 vs. 9, 7:15 Pre-teen weightlilfting - Every Wed., Jackson's holdout ends at 50 p.m.; 1 vs. 3, 8:30 p.m. Call 2560. 6-8 p.m., Youth Activities offers pre-teen Blue Racquetball - Anyone interested OLYMPICS weightlifting for eight youngsters at the base UPI - In the National Football imposed on the Oklahoma product in playing on NavSta Blue's men and Houston - The city of Houston gym. Supervisiontransportation provided League this week, onesuper star will be donated to charity. Jackson women's racquetball teams call Chief Oliver thought Athens, Greece, would get the from Youth Center. Parents must sign consent at 4544 or Rhonda Oliver at 3464. Blue com- signed, while another finally gets to was a Pro Bowl selectee after each of form available at Youth Center. Call 4075. nod this week to host the 1996 Summer mands are PSD, Brig, NRA, Supply, Ord- start. his first two NFL seasons. Teen Pool Tourney - Chalk up your Olympics. But, the big winner was At- nance, Port Services. Philadelphia Eagles' tight end Green Bay Packers quarterback lantaand Houston'sbidtohostthe2000 cue sticks for the Teen Pool Tounament Center. Jackson had enough of his 50- Don Majkowski will make his first games was put on hold. Houston Thur., Sept.27, 8:30p.m. at the Youth Keith Sports COLUMBUS DAY Call 4075. Foundation executive director Jack day holdout. Jackson agreed to re- startof the season on Sunday against Walk/Run - Columbus Day Family Teen 3-On-3 - Get your teams to- turn to the team today without a the Kansas City Chiefs at Lambeau Berger says 2008 might become the Fun Walk/Run is Mon., Oct. 8, sponsored by gether for Teen3-On-3 Basketball Fri., Sept. city's earliest possible bid. There's the Gtimo Desal Corp., Reverse Osmosis 28, 8:30 p.m., at the Youth Center. Call4075. promise of a new or extended con- Field. Majkowski, a Pro Bowl se- word that U.S. soccer officials plan to Plant/MWR. Entry is free for one-mile, three- Pre-teen lodgeball - Find out how tract. When fines and the loss of two lectee last year, did not report to the inspect the Astrodome and other facili- mile walk/mns and 10K san. All participants much fun we have playing Pre-teen games checks are added up, the dis- Packers until four days before the atthe Youth ties in Houston next week as possible receive freeT-shirt. Drawings will be held for Dodgeball Sat.,Sept 29, 6p.m., pute will cost Jackson more than start of the season because of a con- sites for the 1994 World Cup. prizes donated by local contractors. Starting Center. Call 4075. point, Christopher Columbus Monument at $98,000. The Eagles say they won't tract squabble. Anthony Dilweg Windward Ferry Landing. Call Candy at Story Hotline, 4819! try to recover part of Jackson's started atquarterback inGreenBay's 4894-DWH. $800,000 signing bonus and the fines first two games.