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GAZETTE About 180,000 Rail Workers Walked out at Midnight Energy Tip of on REFTRA the Day USS Brumby commends GTMO Department GTMO is the best kept ENERGY CONSERVATION IS FROM C.O., USS BRUMBY -- "As we "Further, the consistency of secret in the fleet. Your respon- THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE! depart Guantanamo Bay, I would be 'product' and guidance from one siveness'and superb capabilities very remiss if I did not thank you instructor to the next in a given for your support, patience and area was truly remarkable. The permittedBrumby to continue train- when ing in engineering (Diesel Go'v Don't waste gasoline help. 'party line' did not vary in even you have to stop on a hill. the most miniscule of details. and Boiler Flex), Comms (Crypto Hold your car steady with "Brumby leaves REFTRA much, much Repair), command and control (Ra- the brake, not the accel- more capable of winning an encount- "For NAVSTA, Guantanamo Bay, dar Systems), and ASW (2-M to nu- erator. Using the accel- er with a determined foe than we Cuba: Brumby could not have com- merous CKT Cards). In short, we erator not only wastes had when we arrived just over a pleted REFTRA without your support could not have continued without gasoline, it also causes month ago. and assistance. SRD. needless wear and tear on "I was initially tempted to cite 'No-notice calls for fuel or "Again, thanks to both Guantana- the engine. individuals on your staff who water were handled with ease. Ad- mo Bay organizations for a job helped Brumby the most. However, ditionally, the professional abil- well done. We are much better for the list would serve as an FTG ity and responsiveness of your having spent a month with you." ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? recall bill. We did not encounter pilots and tugs assisted as we even one FTG instructor/observer moored. who was less than outstanding. "More importantly, Ship Repair Capt. J. D. Henderson News digest uREAT BRITAIN (UPI)--A nationwide rail strike has begun in Britain over a pay dispute. forcing more than one-million commuters to seek alternative means of transportation. GAZETTE About 180,000 rail workers walked out at midnight. adding to traf- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba fic snarls caused by the earlier walkout of London subway drivers. Rail workers want a 12 percent pay hike. Volume 37 Number 123 Monday, June 28, 1982 BUENOS AIRES (UPI)--Action on the economic front may be the key to political survival for Argentina's newly-appointed president. A for- 'Columbia' doing fine; but mystery unsolved mer economy minister says president- with Air designate Bignone must try to head HOUSTON (AP)--"NASA" officials are ly and Henry Hartsfidld. The Sunday, talking in code off an economic collapse that working on a $36 million mystery. day's agenda includes tests that Force officials on the ground. four Russians and a "could come at any moment." On could have valuable medical appli- Meanwhile, out to orbit the Sunday, Bignone - scheduled to They are trying to figure cations. And there will be more Frenchman continue sta- assume office Thursday -- focused why the space shuttle "Columbia's" military experiments, directed by Earth in the Salyut-7 space float two have been on foreign policy, dumping Nicanor spent rocket boosters didn't the Defense Department. The tion. And no problems hit the Arlantic Ocean. the secret tests reported. Costa Mendez as foreign minister. when they astronauts began They are supposed to stay atop are picked up EL SALVADOR (UPI)--El Salvador's the water until they Palestinian guerrillas safe passage leftist guerrillas charge that by recovery ships. But Sunday, Israel offers there's U.S. made helicopters are bringing they sank--and NASA says the The ceasefire appears to be hold- from neighboring Honduras. not much hope for recovery of TEL AVIV (AP)--The Israeli Cabinet in troops ing. But the Israeli Defense Minis- The rebels say some Bonduran troops costly boosters. They give the is demanding that all Palestinian of power ter says there was fighting Sunday have been brought into the rebel- shuttle its main burst guerrillas leave Lebanon. between Syrian forces and Lebanese dominated Morazan Province in the en route to orbit, and then are The announcement was made yester- pushed away from the orbiter. day as Israeli planes dropped leaf- Christians. northeastern corner of the country. Meanwhile, sources in Lebanon In a communique read on the clan- But otherwise, the seven-day lets on Beirut, urging civilians said yesterday the Reagan adminis- destine rebel radio channel, one flight began on time and trouble- to leave the mostly-Moslem western tration has been speaking with leader said the action could lead free. sector of the city. two--sometimes conflicting-- voices the rebels to expand the fight in- Israel also offered the Pales- in negotiations over Lebanon. to Honduras. And today is the first full day tinians safe passage to Syria and The sources say the different in space for astronauts Ken Matting- it will observe the current positions were coming from National GENEVA(AP)--Arms talks between the said cease-fire unless its forces are Security Adviser William Clark and Soviet Union and the U.S. are set attacked. A PLO commander rejected Secretary of State Alexander Haig. to open in Geneva Tuesday at the Oil price decontrol the terms as "humiliating." Soviet Mission. The U.S. delega- In the tension-filled area, U.S. It's possible the different ap- tion is headed by Edward Rowny, envoy Philip Habib is to take an- proaches from the White House and who expects to take at least a Has mixed reviews other stab at finding a lasting State Department played a part in month outlining President Reagan's peace in Lebanon. Haig's resignation on Friday. proposals. Soviet negotiator Vik- WASHINGTON (AP)--Was oil price tor Karpov arrived in Geneva Sun- decontrol a failure or a success? day. He calls a treaty "vital for A failure, says a consumer or- report on Donovan due today peace," and invites the U.S. to ganization. A success, says the Special prosecutor join the Soviets in declaring that industry's chief lobbying group. WASHINGTON (AP)--The report is "Time" magazine, meantime, car- it will not be the first to use nuc- involv- The Citizen-Energy Labor Coali- complete--and today, we'll know ries a report on the probe lear weapons in a war. tion says the big oil companies exactly how special prosecutor Leon ing Donovan. It says the White used their huge profits from the Silverman views allegations that House has been helping Donovan' s WASHINGTON (UPI)--Taxes go down and for 1979 decontrol primarliy to buy Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan had old construction company look Social Security benefits increase other companies--not to pump up ties to organized crime. scuttlebutt on the government offi- this week. The second leg of the exploration and production. Silverman said Sunday' he'd com- cials pursuing the Donovan investi- president's three-year, ten-percent- But the American Petroleum In- pleted his investigation and would gation. a-year tax cut goes into effect. It stitute, the industry lobbyist, submit it to a Washington federal additional $800 million As Donovan awaits the investi- should put an says the coalition distorted the court for release to the public. And gative clarification, one top Rea- a week into consumers' pockets. facts. Aides to the Labor Secretary said rise in gan administration official is get- the seven-point-four percent they are hopeful Donovan will be a ting ready to go. Social Security benefits will add Meanwhile, an oil expert blames cleared of all the charges. Alexander Haig met yesterday for $150 million a week. price hikes at gas stations around three hours with the man who's to the country on the high cost of Donovan has denied the allega- replace him as Secretary of State-- credit. tions. And one week ago he vowed and fight the George Shultz. Neither would say Tobacco spitter wins Expert Dan Lundberg says deal- to stay in office against him. what they talked about. ers and bulk customers are no long- "cowardly" attacks Again in Raleigh, Miss. er able to pay in time to get dis- counts on their purchases from oil outcry at Reagan companies--and so are passing Kennedy spearheads party RALEIGH, Miss. (UPI)--Eighteen- their increased costs on to con- Ted Ken- The Massacusetts senator is a year-old Gary Burrows of Raleigh, sumers. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--Sen. Democratic candidate for re-election this Miss., won the National Spitting The average retail price of a nedy fired the parting administration year and one of the front-runners Championships held in Raleigh over gallon of gas climbed two cents in shot at the Reagan for the 1984 Democratic President- the weekend. Burrows won with the last two weeks--to $1.29. yesterday. delegates on the ial nomination. a spit of 28 feet, 11 inches. And OPEC will hold an emergency Addressing 900 convention Also, a longtime Democratic lead- That's well short of the world meeting next month to review pro- last day of a mid-term Kennedy said Rea- er suggests President Reagan may record of 33 feet, 7.5 inches duction levels. in Philadelphia, h the reign of be the best thing that's appened held by Jeff Barber of Ocean According to an authoritative gan has "restored do- to his party in 50 years. Springs, Miss. oil magazine, the "Middle East hear-nothing, see-nothing, anti- Although Barber lost his bid this Economic Survey," oil ministers nothing government." The the often House Speaker Tip O'Neill says year to become the overall national will convene July 9th in Vienna Reagan theme unified Democrats have united against champ for the third straight year, to discuss production ceilings.
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