papers were ordered released SOUTH AFRICA DENIES ment stressed that it's to be used today S A L V A D 0 R E. P R O B L E M S by Federal District Court Judge NUCLEAR BLASTING for peaceful purposes. CONTI NUE TO GROW Charles Richey in Washington. Richey Africa produces almost all is to hand down a verdict tomorrow (AP)--South Africa's Foreign Minis- South (AP)--The situation in El Salvadore of its own weaponry, either under in the case of nine leaders of the ter, Roelof Botha, denies any continues to intensify. Mobs.t from its own church who are charged with conspir- knowledge of a nuclear test last foreign license or looted and destroyed at least four acy and theft of government documents month. designs. department stores in downtown Sal- The FBI said it seized the docy- Botha told Associated Press: vadore Thursday. This story fol- ments in Los Angeles in 1977 from the "I know absolutely nothing about lows rock-throwing and fist fights Church of Scientology, which claims this matter, whatsoever." SC I ENTOLOGY PAPERS between opponents and supporters three million members. And in the telephone conversation RELEASED TO PUB LI C of El Salvadore's eleven-day-old The use of spies, a bugging device from his home in the capital of junta. and thefts were outlined in the 'Pretoria, he continued: (AP)--According to documents made Meanwhile, leftists are holding August 1978 Federal indictment. "But let me add this: why don't public today, the church of scien- 300 hostages, including three cabi- At one point, according to the you ask the Russians or the Chi- tology planted spies at the Justice net ministers, in two government nese?" Department and the Internal Revenue information ordered released by the buildings while negotiations with Service . . . and bugged and IRS judge, the church had done so well the government continue. Earlier It's been known that South Africa meeting where the church's tax in obtaining IRS materials that reports placed the hostage figure church employees were practically has been building a nuclear power exemption was under discussion. at 130. crowded out of an office by 15-thou- plant near the southwestern costal Federal prosecutors had a stack of inches higher., And the sand IRS documents they had obtained. city of Cape ?'own. But the govern- documents ten 000 *Guantanamo Gazette Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Vol. 34 No. 197 October 26, 1979

May. The number three auto maker PEOPLE IN THE N EWS UAW & CIIYSLER MAKE, A DEAL has estimated its losses this year will top one and one-half-billion dollars. (AP)--On his next trip back to Nebraska, Johnny Carson might be able to (UPI)--The United Auto Workers Union amble through "Johnny Carson Campus"--that's if he ever-hears about it. and Chrysler reached a tentitive Meanwhile . . . Ford and General Richard Larsen, a board member of the Elkhorn Community College, has come three-year settlement Thursday under Motors reported depressed earnings up with the idea. But Carson's a hard man to find. Larsen said he's which the union would give up hun- for the third quarter. Ford said tried calling Carson twice, to tell him of his plan, with no luck. Now dreds of millions in economic conces- it lost,299-million dollars domes- he says he'll write. sions in return for a seat on the tically . . . but ended the quarter corporations board of directors. with a profit on the strength of- (AP)--Venerable West Point may not be the oldest military academy in the country, after all. A Master's Thesis by one Clifford Sekel argues that Chrysler President Lee Iacocca said foreign sales. GM said its profits Bedminister, New Jersey was home to a revolutionary war military school-- he will nominate UAW President slipped 158-million dollars from West Point came into existence. Archeologists have Douglas Frazier for the board next the same quarter last year. some 24 years before been digging into his claim--and they've unearthed artifacts that back him up. A West Point spokesman calls Gekel's work "good military *** (AP)--Bad News for Beatles fans. Paul McCartney says the "fab four" 0*®- research." together as a group. There had will not be getting back together. (AP)--A bandit armed witha toy pistol heldup aBurbank, California The rock star says he talked the been speculation Chat therBeatles savings bank Wednesday, and got away with five thousand dollars. Only would appear for a charity perfor- idea over with John Lennon, George one hitch: police say he left his wallet behind. They say Stephen mance to aid the Vietnamese "boat 10 son and Ringo Starr, and the Schunk walked into police headquarters about an hour after the robbery-- people." g decided they wouldn't perform shortly after missing his wallet.

(AP)--Not too many ministers have to go to the Department of Transporta- tion to get approval for a new steeple. But then, not too many ministers decide they want a lighthouse on their church roof. The Reverend James NATIONAL NEWS BRIEFS Conroy says his parishioners in LeClaire, Iowa thought a lighthouse would be . . . "really representative of this river community."

(AP)--The Federal Aviation Adminis- Overseas . . . The Sultanate of tration has suspended all flights Oman Thursday became the fourth mem- In today's Gazette by Puerto Rico International Air- ber of OPEC to boost prices above . A special story about the visit of the Acting Secretary of the Navy, ways--known as "Prinair." An FAA the cartel's official ceiling of 23- the Honorable Mr. R. James Woolsey, has a neal of "C" rations aboard. spokesman says the suspension was dollars 5C-cents a barrel. Oman . . . Also, don't miss Practical Factors. In this episode, Journalist ordered as a result of inspections raised prices two-dollars 77-cents a Chief Bill Feed takes us on a humorous journey in search of natural land- of the line's operations following barrel . . . to 2C-dollars 27-cents. marks--and the un-natural practical factors discovered en route. a fatal accident in St. Croix last All this, and more, on page three. July. "@" Last week, Prinair was fined 166- WHAT IS SO SPECIAL ABOUT DECEMBER 7, 1979? thousand dollars for safety viola- (UPI)--Cancer stricken Shah of Iran tions. Prinair is the largest com- celebrates his 60th birthday today muter line in the Carribean--carry- while recovering from gall bladder about December ing about one million passengers surgery in a New Yrk hospital. What's so special day that has per year. The deposed monarch may not be able 7, 1979? It's the for this years Cuban- to eat any birthday cake . . . but been selected Day celebration he got what may be the best present Americr.n Friendship (UPI)--Chicago police say they have gala event of his life, when the doctor told and tickets for the four witnesses who can positively to 6 p.m. him chances for curing his lymph to be held from 12:30 identify a suspect in the recent on sale were good. The at McCalla Hangar will go "subway slasher" attacks. The four and spleen cancer 0 to undergo intensive Tuesday, October 30. w among seven people who answered Shah will have chemotherapy. p to come forth following the slasher's latest attack on a 64- year-old man. They picked the sus- pect out of a lineup last night, CUBAN/AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION (UPI)--Two big oil companies, Texaco shortly after the second suspect CUBAN MEMORIAL DAY were died,. and Atlantic-Richfield, Thursday This year's celebration will accused by the Energy Department of THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA PAYS TRIBUTE feature a Cuban menu of roast pig, overcharging consumers more than (UPI)--President Carter--visiting TO THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR chicken fricasse, oven roast beef, 200-million dollars. The charges New Brunswick, New Jersey--Thursday INDEPENDENCE rice and red beans, Cuban tamales, date back to the Arab oil embargo of said he would back positive legisla- cassava, watercress and tossed 1973. tion against the oil industry if salad. congress failed to pass a strong December 7 was selected for its Highlighting the day's program historical importance as it is will be the-performance of a live windfall profits tax. The Senate 1i another development . . . four also Cuban Memorial Day. The Cuban-American band, Cristal, Finance Committee approved a 142- oil companies reported higher third- date commemorates the death of contracted out of Miami, Florida billion-dollar windfall levy Thurs- quarter profits . . . this is in the Lieutenant General Antonio Maceo and well known for its Latin beat, day . . . but that is less than half wake of near record profits reported and Grajales, who fell in battle as well as a special program by of what Carter wanted. by Exxon and Mobil earlier in the at San Pedro, Havana during Cuba's a group of Hispanic children. week. Shell Union, Getty and Phil- battle fot independence in 1896. Door prizes will be awarded and Carter told an energy forum that lips Petrolleum said their earnings aide, Francisco Gomez Toro, cartoons will be shoyn to enter- he is "absolutely determined" not for July through September were sig- Maceo's to allow his energy Program to be son of Generalissimo Maximo Gomez, tain the children. nificantly up. for adults dismembered on capitol hill. Later algo lost his life that day. The Tickets will be $6.50 under 12. at a party fundraiser . . . the Pres- Republic of Cuba pays tribute on and $2 for children ident openly challenged the republi- December 7 to all those who lost Included in the price is all the bar cans--calling the GOP "a callous .their lives for Cuba's independence. food you can eat and an open party supported by bigshots." for adults. Guantanamo Gazette r;Pa,, 9 Friday, Oct. 26, 1979

THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE has CUBAN NIGHT will be held at the just received a large shipment of Blue Caribe on Thursday, Oct. 25. TV's and stereo equipment. Don't On the menu will be paella, vege- community miss out - use our convenient lay- table, salad bar, rolls with butter, away plan. coffee or iced tea. The cost will be $5.50 and there will be an THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE music open menu. department has a limited number of stereo items that will be sold to BEGINNING MONDAY, OCT. 29, the board you at a 15 percent off regular new operating hours for the Navy bulletin sell price. These items Exchange Barber Shop at Windward include name brand stereo equipment and Leeward Pt. will be: County annnernt.my be called In between 8gand 11 a .,orhand re- te Pb i Af'frOfice 7:30 .,to 4:0 p-a., ondqy 'cred o Mon - Fri 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. rvnawkig -. ettd rec duced just in time for that perfect isinbn through (excluding holidays). friday Deadline for publication I te re ou rig day.B,,fid mrgnc Christmas gift. These items will Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. accpted anytim. Counity ae[ il published tnot re The new hours then-ekfor axium o th eetks and then rw ten, be specifically marked for your of operation at the condonuedend incid oad aily calendar sction during the week of Gold Hill Barracks Barber Shop will [ehevent .o ercial advertisifng is prohiMtCd althoughano ce ns convenience. This 15 percent off of available services will be pet.itted but limited to twice month hly, sale will begin Friday, be: Anruncment'or W'na 'aaa :"!c.trequirinog coumnd approval my Oct. 26 and be required to provide proof d aleter of au thority. Ada which will continue in effect until Mon - Fri 4 to 7 p.m. discrhminte on the basis of racseceed, color, or natonal origin ofill rt be aceplted. THe pub lie Affaire Staff ren 'e the right to supplies are gone. So don't delay, C (ATAnytime/DWl8 DurinWorking Houre/ AW-Alter Working Hur. be first and take advantage of this big savings. Call 8819 BPTOD flights DAY AR I V A L S DEPARTURES CRUMMY MUMMY will be at THE CPO WIVES CLUB will hold the party DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO ETD A/C FLT W ES s an installation of officers Monday, to lead the parade. Parents are FRI KINGSTON 1305 C141 AQA0472 KINGSTON 1000 C141 AQA0471 10 Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Harbor welcome to attend the parade. The 26 NORFOLK Lights Lounge of the CPO Club. prizes to be awarded are compli- 1520 C141 ABA0475 NORFOLK 1450 C141 AQA0472 11 OPA LOCKA 1600 The newly elected officers are ments of the Navy Exchange, thanks C131 GTMO 2991 RSYRDS 1735 C141 ABA0476 5 SAT SCOTT AFB 1130 as follows: to LCDR Miller, the new Exchange C-9N MEDIVAC RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC 8 President ------Roseanne Starr Officer. 27 SUN Vice Pres ------Terry Bernhart a disco Sec/Treas ------Retha Smith THE TEEN CLUB is having 28 dance Saturday, Oct. 27 from 8 MON NORFOLK 1345 C141 AQAO471 KINGSTON 1500 C141 AQA0471 2 SHAZZARA KEEBAR PROUDLY ANNOUNCES until midnight. Total Experience 29 KINGSTON 1805 C141 AQAO472 the graduation performance for her will be there to entertain you. TUE NORFOLK 1150 C141 AQA0472 3 belly dancing classes. The public The cost will be $1 for members 30 is invited to attend Saturday, Oct. and $2 for guests. WED NORFOLK 1230 C-9 RESERVE NORFOLK 1330 C-9 RESERVE 6 27, at 8 p.m. at the W.T. Sampson 31 RSYRDS 1820 C141 ABA0474 Elementary School Amphitheater. THE RACQUET CLUB and a beer com- Donations will be accepted for the pany are sponsoring a follies tourna- Navy League. ment on Sunday, Nov. 4 from 4 to 10 p.m. at the COMO Club courts. HALLOWEEN PARADE - On Wednesday, Sign up will be held at the Racquet October 31, the Parent Teachers Club on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. Organization will sponsor a Hal- A $2 entry fee will be collected loween parade for the W.T. Sampson at that time. elementary school children. The THE BLUE CARIBE will feature parade will start at 9 a.m. and a Seafood Festival on Friday, Oct. will be held in the multi-purpose 26. The menu will consist of 'tAog room at the elementary school. A jumbo stuffed shrimp, red snapper, prize will be given to one child hush puppies, baked potato or from each grade for the most french fries, vegetable, salad original costume. CWO2 Whittingham bar, rolls with butter, coffee or from Fleet Training Group is a iced tea. The cost will be $6.50 personal friend of the CRUMMY MUMMY and there will be a closed menu. and has assured the PTO that the The Patio Lounge will feature the exotic pins colada for .60t. ALL SWIMMING CARDS for the Graphic Expression will be playing adult and children swim classes for your dancing and listening that took place in Sept. are now pleasure from 8 p.m. to midnight. ATTENTION ALL GITMO GOLFERS! ready to pick up at the Special A golf tournament will be held on Services Sports Department between Saturday, Oct. 27 at 10 a.m. You 7:30 and 4:30 Monday through may sign up at the clubhouse on Friday. If there are any questions Oct. 27 or contact E01 Highburger please contact Special Serivces ale-a at 64395, E02 Kennedy at 8691, or at 951160. CM2 Duske at 8506. Registration " i 1f fee is $3. Persons playing in the THE BRANCH DENTAL CLINIC requests tournament will have week day rates cooperation in reducing the number Today on green fees and carts. The handi-, of failed dental appointments and Curmudgeons of Cuba meeting, Como Club, between 5 pom. and midnight. cap will be under the Callaway last minute cancellations which Handicap System. There will be a mean lost patient treatment time. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8 p.m., East Bargo Old Nursery School low net and a low handicap for The Branch Dental Clinic will building. (951204, 98227), 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Prizes only be able to meet the dental will be awarded for the longest Pentacostal health needs of our community if prayer meeting, Pentacostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. drive, longest putt, and the closest all time available for patient care to the pin. is fully utilized. Tomorrow Halloween party, Yacht Club, 7 p.m. THE MAX FACTOR representative will LOCAL NEWS hold a make-up session at the Navy Seabee Ball Open Golf Tournament, sign up at the Clubhouse, 10 a.m. Exchange Beauty Shop on Saturday, The spaghetti dinner held by the Oct. 27 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. In- Racquet Club election, clubhouse anytime during the day, W.T. Sampson High School seniors terested ladies are cordially invited Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m. (8b3b Weir) was a delicious success. A senior at the school, Patty to attend the seminar. Roman Catholic Folk Mass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel; Rite of Reconciliation, 5- "Trish" Gibowicz, as a spokes- 5:30 p.m., Base Chapel. ATTENTION DAYCARE BOARD MEMBERS! woman, reported that the affair There will be a bazaar workshop Mfen's Golf Association meeting, 11:30 a m., Golf Clubhouse. brought in $1,100. She also Monday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. in Couples only Midnight Moonlight Bowl, Marblehead Hall, 11 pam. reported that there was a ticket the Daycare Center. sales incentive program for par- Sunday ticipating seniors. An award was THE GBOWC will hold a board meeting Halloween costume contest for children of Fil-Am Club, at the club, 1 p.m. given to the person making the on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 9:30 a.m. Navy Exchange Barber and Beauty Shop, closed for eterminating. most ticket sales. The award, of in the home of Mary Womack, Paloa $10, was given to Stacy Munroe who Roman Catholic Mass, 9:30 a.m., Base Chapel; Rite of Reconciliation, Point 11, 8341. sold a total of 72 tickets. 8:30-9 a.m., Base Chapel. Through the hard work of many Protestant divine services, Leeward Chapel, 9 a.m.; Base Chapel, 11 a.m. individuals there are many success Guantanomo Gazette & 6:30 p.m. stories interwoven with the dinner last week. One of the most United Fellowship of Service divine service, 10 a.m.; evening Jamaican delightful successes was the excel- service, 7:30 p.m., church on Bay Hill Road. Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. lent food, but without cooks, Church of Christ Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; ev- supplies, and conscientious work- Naval Station Commanding Officer ening worship, 6:30 p.m., all at McCalla Chapel. ers, the affair would not have been so exceptional. One of the Pentacostal gospel meeting, 8 a.m.; evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Penta- Lt. Richard L. Thompson .Public Affairs Officer members who devoted a lot of time Es. Ssantehmas. . . . .AsisaPublic Affairs Officer costal Church, Bay Hill Road. JOE Willia Red.Editor,. and hard work was Commander James J02 BrendaK . Starkey.Copy Editor The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, McCalla Annex, Priest- YN3 Charles S. Bishop.Journalist Cramer, Naval Station Supply JOS . h P .Journalist hood at 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrement, 5:30 p.m. (98127, Officer. The project was a stu- JOSH P. u1 . (jlit. .,,,, ,,,,,Junls 953421 .e y dy.Production Assistant dent/parent affair. Not only was the food good, but The GuantamoGazteis published according to the Monday rules and regulations the atmosphere--artfully created-- for ship and station newspapers McCalla admin. conference. sutlinedi NAVEXOSP-35 and under the directing Cuban American Friendship Day Committee meeting, was cordially complacent. The open Sth NavBaePblicAffairs Officer. Priuted p.m. five times wekly at government e aenseon government room, 2:30 night air, outside of the Naval equipment at the NavyPub isand Printing Seti Elementary grades 1 - 6 will be dismissed at 11 a.m. Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news its Station Yacht Club, was an excel- that appear herein are not to be cost ed as office There will be no kindergarten classes today. lent location for a Saturday or a reflecting yA.sthe vi anof. or the 5 Roman Catholic Mass, 11:35 a.m., Base Chapel. night dinner. Friday, Oct. 2b, 1979 Giuantanamo Gazette Page 3

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By Sgt. Rick Lynch by JOC Bill Reed Woolsey arrived Acting Secretary of the Navy, the at the Ground I decided last weekend to explore some of the wildlife native to Gitmo. Defense Force Headquarters Honorable Mr. R. James Woolsey, at 10:3 0 So, with trusty bottle of meat tenderizer in hand, I was up early in a.m. He was greeted paid a visit to Guantanamo Bay by Colonel pursuit of the mysterious iguana. They say if you can sprinkle some meat Louis J. Piantadosi, commander Tuesday. With him was Colonel of tenderizer on one's tail, you can catch one. the 38th Marine Amphibious William C. Doerner, Marine Aide to Unit There's just one hitch - if you can sprinkle some meat tenderizer on here. the secretary. one's tail, he can catch you too' But, not to worry, gentle reader. The iguana has only one tooth - a hooked affair, I understand, that he has no difficulty with getting into you. However, he can not "unbite" you without your help. With a set up like that, the iguana only needs one tooth. Should you find yourself in these unfortunate circumstances, do not panic. The iguana is not poisonous. No need to waste perfectly good meat tenderizer. What you must do is carefully pick up this reptile and turn him in such a manner that the tooth is dislodged. This method is excellent for those steady of nerve. However, if you're anything like yours truly, by this time, iguana, you, and any adjacent terrain will have turned several times. Anyway, I did manage to spot a few iguanas - out people-watching. Having satisfied my curiosity concerning iguanas, I directed by efforts towards the banana rat. I regret to inform that I did not find any banana rats. I didn't find any banana trees, either. Nor could I find one soul on base who had ever seen a banana rat or tree. One fellow volunteered that when they built the fence, they moved all the banana trees on the other side and left all the rats on this side. I have not, however, been able to substantiate this claim. After a fruitless afternoon in searching, I concluded that the banana rat is as elusive as the legendary sea bat. I'm only kidding, of course, but if you really want to get the real story on wildlife here, keep an eye out for a booklet written by Special Services, called "Wildlife on Gitmo." A new edition is expected to be printed in the near future. for the beach. Now and After a meal of C-rations with members of the 3rd Battalion, Sixth Mar ine By the way, the meat tenderizer was really the water out there is full of some kind of little Regiment, Acting Secretary of the Navy, the Honorable Mr. R. James then, I understand, say, if you can sprinkle meat tenderizer on one's. Woosley had a question and answer period with the troops. He also re- critter, and, they Get the facts. marked on his feelings after seeing the 38th MAU in the field and the Get the book. reasons for their being here. (USMC photo by Sgt. Rick Lynch).

From GDF headquarters, Woolsey flew by helicopter to Camp Bulkley, lob opportunities temporary home of the 3rd Battalion, -.Ws Sixth Marine Regiment. Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Lieutenant Colonel Edward V. Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have Badolato, commanding officer, 3/6, filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the posi- briefed the secretary on the mission tion is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may of the ground forces of the 38th be obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing MAU. While at Camp Bulkley, Woolsey Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. got to see tanks, amphibious assault vehicles, TOW missles and how they ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND are used by a battalion landing 242-79 Educational Aid, GS-04 Nov 2 79 School team to accomplish their mission. 243-79 Supply Clerk, GS-04 Nov 2 79 Supply oolsey ate a noon meal of C- 244-79 Recreation Aid, PS-02 Nov 2 79 S/S ions with Marines and Corpsmen 246-79 Clerk Typist, GS-03 lead- Camp Bulkley. at ing to a GS-04 Nov 2 79 PWD After lunch, Woolsey explained to 247-79 Management Assistant, the Marines why they were here and GS7 Nov 2 79 NAS also gave his personal feelings 95-010-79 Leader (Lithographic after seeing the 38th MAC in the Printing and Bindery), field. WP-44258-46 Nov 5 79 NPPSBO "There are a lot of good people 10-224-79 Automotive Mech. Fore- doing a lot of important work here," man, WS-5823-11 Nov 5 79 PWD said Woolsey. "I've really enjoyed 60-001-79 Special Services Director, MAU out if the field." seeing the UA-301-11 or GS-301-11 Nov 5 79 S/S Woolsey ended his visit to the 245-79 Employee Development Clerk island by remarking on how beautiful (Typ), GS-03 or GS-04 or it was here. Lieutenant Colonel Edward V. Bad- GS-03 leading to GS-04 Nov 2 79 CCPO "Guantanamo's beauty is a well olato (right), commanding officer, 237-79 Bartender, LWG-03 , Nov 2 79 EM Club kept secret in Washington from those 3rd Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment, 238-79 Food Service Worker, LWG-2 have never been here," explains parts of a tank to acting of us who (Int) 2 positions Nov 2 79 EM Club he condluded. Secretary of the Navy, the Honor- 243-79 Supply Clerk, LGS-04 Nov 2 79 Supply The secretary left for Washington, able Mr. R. James Woolsey at Camp 248-79 Motor Vehicle Operator D.C. about 3 p.m. Bulkley October 23. Woolsey made a Foreman, LWS-07 Nov 2 79 PWD The 38th MAU was sent to Guantanamo one day tour of Guantanamo Bay, 249-79 Welder Helper, LWG-05 Nov 2 79 PWD Bay at the request of President spending a lot of his time here with 250-79 Automatic Pinsetter in response to the presence Marines of the 38th MAU. (USMC Carter Attendant, LWG-05 Nov 2 79 S/S of Soviet combat troops here. The photo by Sgt. Rick Lynch). Marines are conducting re-enforcing Applications will be accepted for the following permanent registers: exercises and small unit training result, all base power will be pro- maneuvers. duced by diesel-driven generators 85-105-77 Housekeeping Aid, NA-01 CPEN BOQ The exercise is expected to last between the hours of 6 am, and -20-105-75 Clerk Typist, GS-3 CPEN about three more weeks. 4 p.m. 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Part- While these generators are near- time) OPEN ly sufficient to carry the base 85-009-78 Waitress, NA-3 (Inter- COMO power load, it's prudent that a re- mittent) OPEN 1 Notice serve of power be maintained to 85-029-78 Bartender, NA-3 (Inter- COMO POWER CURIAIUI4EMT prevent a blackout should one of mittent) COPEN LECTOICAL CPO Club the units fail. 187-79 Waiter/Waitress, (Int) NA3 0OPEN FOR TOMORROW SCHEDULED Residents are being asked not to Telephone Operator, GS-3 use air conditioners between the or GS-2 leading to GS-3 to OPEN This week we have been exposed hours of 6 a.m. and 4 p.m.; and 10-316-75 Laborer, LWG-2$ $1.49 ph OPEN a lot of information concerning the to postpone. if at all possible, 36-002-75 Firefighter, PS-3$ $1.77 ph OPEN conservation of energy. any planned use of appliances such 10-488-75 Laborer, LWG-3$ $1.77 ph COMO October 22,-29 was designated by as washers, dryers, power tools. 47-79 Bartender, (Int) LWG-3 the Navy as Energy Awareness Week, irons, etc. The consequences of 48-79 Food Service Worker, COMO and October was designated as Inter- excessive power consumption would (Int) LWG-02 COMO national Energy Conservation Month be a partial or total loss of 49-79 Waiter, (Int) LWG-03 S/S by Presidential Proclamation. Ne- electrical power as the generators' 60-111-78 Taxi Driver, (PT) LWG-05 COMO vertheless, we who reside here on become overloaded, 85-009-78 Movie Projectionist, LWG-05 "the Rock," cannot afford the lux- The Desal plant's capability for ury of putting this skeleton back producing fresh water from salt closet until this time trol heavy equipment and into the water is generally wellknown. The Navy Exchange has the following to cot Energy is a problem and move objects weighing 40 next year. However, often overlooked is the job opening. lift a of every day. or more. Elementary school that we must be aware fact that the plant is also our --Full-time laborer (LWG2/1.82), pounds is the planned curta- ed. An example only source of electrical power. to work in the NEX Mini-Mart. Must require power production at the osition will close Nov. 2. ilment of To borrow a phrase from "Pogo" be able to use common cleaning This p tomorrow. further information please Desal plant that bodacious possum of the Oke- tools, vacuum cleaners etc., must For fu This shutdown is necessary to fenokee Swamp - this week, so far be able to run lawn mower and use contain ct Ms. L. King at 8348. a new make piping connections for as energy conservation is concern- hatchets and saws. Must be able boiler and turbine scheduled to be ed; "We have met the enemy, and in service by next summer, As a he is us." Friday, October 26, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Page 4 spor~s Inthe NBA Utah 113, Chicago1105 FRIDAY Trw 4:00 Cartoons Milwaukee 118, San Diego 115 4:30 Wild Kingdom 1:00 General Hospital 4:55 Almanac 1:45 Cartoons 5:00 Newswatch A special note 2:00 High Chaparral (BW) 6:00 Nova NFL Scores Bottom Of 2:30 p.m. Saturday, the World 3:00 Voyage To The 7:00 Grizzly Adams (BW) Series final game preempts regular Oakland 45, San Diego 22 The Sea 7:55 Notes Of Interest programming and is followed by 8:00 Kaz Newswatch Weekend. SPORTS 9:00 Fantasy Island COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- The South Carolina Gamecocks had threatened to 10:00 Real People quit if basketball coach Frank McGuire was fired, L.t yesterday it was an- 10:55 Newswatch Update NHL results nounced that McGuire -- a veteran of 15 years at South Carolina -- will 11:00 Rockworld 11:45 Midnight Special Detroit 4, Buffalo 0 be staying on through the coming season. 12:50 Movie: "Passport For a Montreal 8, Pittsburgh 5 Earlier in the week, reports had said McGuire had been offered a public Corpse" (BW) Philadelphia 5, New York Rangers 2 relations post with the university administration after the coming season but that he had refused. 2:15 Sign Off Local note NEW ORLEANS (AP)- Superdome officials said yesterday light heavyweight SATURDAY champion Victor Galindez will defend his World Boxing Association title 7:00 Bozo's Big Top SCORES FOOTBALL in New Orleans Nov. 30 in a bout with Marvin Johnson. 7:30 Metric Man Johnson held the light heavyweight title with the World Boxing Council 8:00 Children's Special NAS 12, MCB-40 6 before his defeat by Mathew Franklin. Galindez has fought twice at the 9:00 New Soupy Sales Co. L 23, Seabees 3 Superdome; once when he lost his WBA title to Mike Rossman and again last 9:30 Cartoons April when he defeated Rossman to get it back. 10:00 Battle Of The Planets TENNIS RESULTS 10:30 In Tune RAHWAY, N.J. (AP) -- James Scott, the light-heavyweight who is serving a 11:00 Greatest Sports Legends HS Teachers 3, HS Gold 0 prison term at New Jersey's Rahway State Prison, claims his promoter is 11:30 College Football '79 Hospital 3, HS Teachers 0 responsible for the World Boxing Association stripping him of his number 12:00 'NFL Football Hospital 3, NAVSTA Blue 0 two ranking. 3:00 Movie: "Cromwell" Promoter Murad Muhammad has an exclusive contract with the New Jersey 5:05 Paths To Progress LADIES SOFTBALL SCORES Department of Corrections giving him the right to promote all bouts at 5:30 Newswatch Weekend Rahway. Scott claims Muhammad went to the WBA's convention in Miami last 6:00 Hee Haw Bruisers 13, High School 5 month acting as his manager without his consent. It was at that time the 7:00 Carol Burnett And Friends Raiders 18, Marine Pride 2 WBA voted to strip Scott of his ranking. 7:30 Just Friends 8:00 Chips - Motocross Roundup 9:00 Love Boat known as Mr. Motocross. Following closely behind was 10:00 Vegas and Kevin Carroll in low gear. by Terry Wilson Jeff Snyder 11:00 Saturday Night Live Results were as follows: 12:10 Movie: "Shadow On The Land" It was an interesting race for ride rs as well as 0-100 1:50 Late Movie: "The Long Haul" Joe Rizzo 100 cc Honda spectators with a total of eight bike s leaving the first place 3:20 Sign Off Rawasaki starting line. A lot of spectators m issed a lot of sun second place Jamie Wilson 8D cc and fun, sweat and tears and gears (as Kevin Carroll third place Martin Drake 90 cc Kawasaki SUNDAY might say). All riders were pretty T ired after two big fourth place Mike McCord 100 cc Kawasaki 700 Club heats of hard bumps and ruts on the it rack. 7:00 Christopher Closeup The 0-100 class found Joe Rizzo, Ma rtin Drake, Jamie 101-125 8:00 Daktari Wilson and Mike McCord battling it ou t for the checker- first place Eric Clothier 100 cc Yamaha 8:30 Movie: "The Witch, Lion And ed flag while checking out the wild w ood weeds and lots 9:30 The Wardrobe" of nose dives during the long, hard h eats. 125 Open Juke Box The 101-120 class had Eric Clothier r with his 100 first place Eugene Nelson 185 cc Suzuki 11:05 Wide World Of Sports Yamer Jamer taking first place all th Le way. second place Jeff Snyder 250 cc Kawasaki 11:30 The 126 open class was tied up by Ei ugene Nelson, third place Kevin Carroll 250 cc Elsinor Honda 12:30 NFL Football" 3:00 Pope John Paul II At The U.N. 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