GAZETTE Peopje Without Even Trying

PERSPEUTM By Robert Prucha

Did you ever have one of those days. One when nothing goes right. One in which you manage to offend GAZETTE peopJe without even trying. Enter Punxsutawney Phil. I can't Guantanamo Bay, Cuba even write a story about a ground hog without making somebody mad at me. I apologize to all the fine folks at the Naval Oceanographic Detach- Volume 36 Number 23 Tuesday, February 3, 1981 ment who I offended yesterday. I meant no harm; I didn't mean to por- tray them as being unprofessional just because they made one mistake. Fuel and ticket pnces up up up The men and women who monitor and predict our weather provide round- Automobile production is down, The move was needed if Chrysler the type of oil used to heat the-clock service to Guantanamo Bay. fuel prices are up, and if airlines is. to pick up an additional large apartment buildings and run They render service to the fleet plane tickets will have their way, $400 million in federal aid. electric power plants. via forecasts and warnings, help the be going up too. The final vote was by a closer With the price of fuel flying fishermen and divers by calculating Motors has closed out General margin than two previous-votes-of high, the major airlines want the high and low tides, predict the worst loss in its 1980 with the Chrysler workers to help their Civil Aeronautics Board to grant paths of hurricanes and even disturb and both Ford and Chrysler Dory company, and that may indicate them fare increases. the PAO at home, interrupting his expected to soon post even their patience is running out. An industry-wide group sent a dinner, to complain about articles. larger losses. Sun Oil has followed the lead of petition to the CAB Monday, seeking By the way; my office phone is All of the red ink comes with other- oil companies and raised its an unspecified increase that will 8502 and I'm there from 7 a.m. to high interest rates that have wholesale gas and home heating oil reflect higher fuel costs. A CAB 5:30 p.m. scared customers away from dealer prices two to- three cents a gallon. spokesman says the board will made it even showrooms, and have On Monday Exxon raised pricesson consider the request quickly. more expensive for dealers to keep those cars on the showroom floor, Clash over, maybe and for car makers to make the cars. For the first time since 1921, Reagan, friends mark 70th It looks as if that border war the acknowledged leader of the between Peru and Ecuador is at an auto industry has failed to turn end. President Reagan will celebrate Only Reagan's closest friends a profit. Instead General Motors Representatives of those two and advisers will be invited. posted a $763 million loss. his 70th birthday on Friday, nations sat down with envoys from In Tampico, Illinois, where The complete story for rivals Ford becoming only the second president Argentina, Brazil, Chile and the Reagan was born on February 6th, and Chrysler will be posted shortly. to reach that age while in office. United States in Brasilia, and 1911, there will be a Reagan Again, the figures are to be in Dwight Eisenhower was the other when that session was over, birthday dance Friday night. red ink. Lots of it. Analysts say president to mark his 70th birthday Ecuador agreed to a cease-fire Citizens of Tampico yesterday Ford may post losses at $1.5 in office. It came less than three already announced by Peru. sent the president a large billion. months before the end of Ike's At issue in the brief border birthday car featuring hundreds Chrysler will be even higher, eight-year tenure in the White war, high in the Condor Range of of signatures and a sketch of his $1.7 billion, the largest single House. the Andes Mountains, Ecuador's old neighborhood. loss ever in U.S. history. Before Eisenhower, the two oldest territorial claims to access to the Chrysler did get some help yester- presidents were Andrew Jackson In Dixon, Illinois, where Reagan Amazon River. lived day, from its workers. and James Buchanan, both of whom after hs was nine years Despite the announced cease-fire, old, the high school By a relatively slim margin were 69 when they left office. band will put Ecuador's president says Ecuador oon a birthday they have approved a $46 a week President Reagan's wife Nancy celebration concert has not given up on that goal. pay cut, to be followed by a 20 has planned a party for him at the honoring Reagan. But, it will It may take some time for the month wage freeze. White House Friday night. But, her be held on Thursday night because cease-fire to actually take hold, All of this is designed to give aides will not disclose the menu the high 'school gym is needed for because of the inaccessibility of ysler $622 million in badly or the entertainment. a basketball game on Friday. the battle front. ed financial help. Base DEFEX Reminders EVACUATION ACTION CHECK LIST EMERGENCY SIGNALS EVACUATION PAYMENTS TO MILITARY any new address immediately to: DEPENDENTS AND U.S. CIVILIAN EM- Navy Finance Center When orders for evacuation are SIRENS - GENERAL ALERT PLOYEES AND THEIR DEPENDENTS Allotment Department received, take the following action: Five minute continuous tone on New Federal Office Building base siren - This signal indicates In the event of an actual evacu- Cleveland, Ohio 44199 a major fire, conflagration, or a. If a family member is to re- ation, all those little things that This will insure prompt receipt probable attack. main at Naval Base, keys to quarters nobody paid any attention to before of your checks. If, however, the Action: 1. Remain at work or should be left with the remaining suddenly loom in front of those who evacuation is only temporary ,action school. member. If all family members are are unprepared. will be taken by the Naval Station 2. If not at work or evacuated, quarters should be lock- One such are is pay. Super- Disbursing Office to forward school, proceed to ed, keys tagged and deposited with visors can mess around with working allotment checks to the safe-haven quarters. evacuation officials at the embar- hours, give you a hard time about area. kation area. 3. Do not use telephone haircuts and the like and say nasty except for emergen- things about you. But who cares? U.S. civilian employees and/or b. Turn off all lights and cies. Fool around with their money, their. dependents are required to unplug all other electricial appli- 4. Tune to 1340 AM though, and the guys in charge present some type of identification. ances EXCEPT refrigerators and radio. better stand by for heavy rolls. and the original Authorization and freezers. Do not secure power at Don't put your dependents in the Consent Agreement, NAVSO 12550/3 the main switch. TAKE COVER difficult and embarrassing position at the time emergency payment is c. Turn off water faucets. Continuous series of 10-second of not having any cash. made. d. Close all windows, close wails on base siren for three min- When the evacuation of depend- The NAVSO 12550/3 should be com- venetian blinds and drapes. utes. This signal indicates that ents and/or U.S. civilian employees pleted by the civilian sponsor e. Post inventory of household attack is imminent, hurricane con- is directed by Commander, U.S. shortly after arrival on station, goods and personal effects in dition One is set, or a Defense Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and maintained at all times in the kitchen. Exercise has been set. the following emergency payment personal custody of the person des- Action: 1. Listen to instruc- procedures will apply: ignated thereon. f. Place pets on chain in yard tions on 1340 AM. and leave a two day supply of food - The Naval Station Disbursing 2. Non-combatant per- Officer will establish payment The NAVSO 12550/3 is also a water. sonnel proceed to facilities at designated embarka- means for providing emergency sta- g. Private vehicles should be quarters or shelter, tion points and effect- payments. tion allowances which will accrue left at quarters and the keys and as instructed. in ease of evacuation to an over- proof of ownership given to the re- - Military dependents are 3. School children will required to present an identifica- seas safe-haven area. maining member. If all family mem- be returned by bus tion card and the original Emer- Such allowances are not deduct- bers are evacuated, keys should be to quarters or des- gency Payment Authorization, DD ible from the sponsoring member's tagged, noting make, color, year, ignated shelters. Form 1337, at the time emergency pay. and location of vehicle. Keys are 4. Turn off lights. payment is made. Emergency payments may be made to be deposited at embarkation area. 5. Do not use tele- in one lump sum or in installments The DD Form is a means of h. Proceed by bus to designated except for (usually not more than two.). phone in the event of an enbarkation points. providing funds However, the total ammount cannot emergencies. emergency evacuation, and should 6. Make final prepar- exceed the amount designated on the i. MEDICAL - Dependents having be completed in triplicated by the ations for evacua- DD/NAVSO forms. had surgery in the past ten days; military sponsor shortly after the Emergency payments, except for women in the last three months of tion. dependents' arrival on station. emergency station allowances, are pregnancy; very recent post natal The original DD Form 1337 should ALL CLEAR not gratuities, but will be deduct- cases; other dependents having be maintained at all times in the Continuous three minute tone on ed from the sponsoring member's a serious medical problem should personal custody of the person base siren. pay. contact the Out-Patient Department designated thereon. These forms Action: 1. Return to normal Failure to receive payment prior at the Naval Hospital or the physi- are available at the Personnel state of operation. to evacuation does not constitute cian at the embarkation area. Support Detachment for military revocation of emergency payment. members, and at NBCPO for U.S. civ- Payments will be made by any Disbur- j. Use telephones for emergency ALTERNATE EMERGENCY SIGNALS ilian employees. communication only. If the base siren fails to sing or Finance Officer at any mil- k. Do not wait for sponsor. sound, all emergency vehicles (Am- If the evacuation is permanent., itary in'stalidtion upon preoenta- 1. Obey all instructions, listen bulance, Police and Crash vehicles) it is the responsibility of the Lion of identification and DD/NAVSO S to 1340 AM radio. will energize their siren. designated recipient to forward forms. The Page 2 Daily Gazette Tuesday, February 3, 1981 Navy Exchange Local notes ATTENTION THERE HAVE BEEN MANY QUESTIONS relating to audits of special inter- ENLISTED DINING FACILITY BAG THE NAVY EXCHANGE AUTO RED HEARTS AND GREEN TAGS MEAN. SERVICE est groups since a notice requiT- LUNCHES FOR DEFEX "I LOVE YOU GIFT'S" at a 15 per- CENTER will be unable to do front ing an audit appeared in the Gazet- cent or more savings at the Navy end alignment work until about te. Although the Comptroller Dept., In order to plan properly, it Exchange Leeward and Windward. the middle of February. We regret Internal Review Division, is not is requested that all departments any inconvenience. responsible for audit of these requiring bag lunches for the DEFEX YGUR NAVY EXCHANGE'S TABLE DRESS- special interest groups and private on Friday Feb. 6, please submit a ING FORCAST.the well dressed INCOME TAXES. GOT YOUR HEAD SPIN- organizations, guidance will be MEMO to the Gold Hill Enlisted tcble will be seen wearing Chic NING? The Navy Exchange is offering provided by Internal Review Division Dining Facility no later than tablecloths by Kemp & Beatley. fast, accurate, professional, con- upon request. If you have any ques- 3 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 5 with the Quality merchandise and low, low fidential Federal and State income tions relating to your audit, number of lunches required. prices. the combination that makes tax preparation. For information please call Arthur J. Odle, Internal For further information contact or your Navy Exchange the place to appointment stop by Navy Review Division, at 8749. LTjg Diorio or MSCS Cabanting at shop.*. Exchange Building 943, rear main 95519 or 95520. NEX or call Donna Bickford at NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION for the IF YOU LOVE SAVINGS.Value. 8828 or 8217 DWH or 952266 AWH. month of February will be collected and Selection. shop the Navy in the school office on Wed., Feb. 4 Exchange for your Valentine. from 4:30 - 6 p.m. A late fee of $1 per day will be BLUE CARIBE Windjammer charged after 6 p.m. Wednesday. Reminder BEGINNING FEBRUARY 1, 1981, Due to recent change in detailer the Household Goods Pack and Crate BLUE CARIBE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH: Open House Bingo policy, all personnel who are due contractor at GTPO will be Suddath to transfer on PCS orders, should Van Lines Int'l of Jacksonville, Thursday, Feb. 5 "Cuban Night" contact their detailers six months, Eight game prizes Florida. Phone numbers through vice five months, prior to PRD. See the month of February will be Paella/arroz valenciana/vegetable/ your Command Career Counselor, NC1 8495 and 8552. salad bar/rolls w/butter/coffee of Gary Lundry, for assistance or call or iced tea. ext. 8575/8151. $25 NAUTICAL CHARTS OF FARAWAY PLACES $5.50 $30 $35 for decorating or reminiscing. While they last or until Feb. 15 Friday, Feb. 6 "Seafood Special" at Port Control. No telephone Guntunomo Gazette Five jackpot prizes calls please. j Red snapper/stuffed crabs/fried oysters/baked potato or French BASE RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED that fries/vegetable/salad Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. bar/rolls w/ Sunday afternoon vehicles/motorcycles may be butter/hush puppies/coffee or iced registered and inspected Monday- tea. Naval Station Commanding Officer Doors open at 1 Friday from 9 - 12 a.m. and 2 - 4 p.m. at the NAVSTA Security Dept. The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the $6.50 rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers as outlined The Patio Lounge in NAVHEOS P-35 and under the direction will feature Cards on sale at 1:30 of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed the exotic Pina Colada for 60C. THE STOP LIGHT INN will close at five times weekly at government expense on goverment equipment at the Nay Pbltions and Printing Setice Scorpio will be playing for your 8t30 p.m. on Tuesday, due to Branch Office, the opinions or tteents it items dancing and listening pleasure from Early bird game at 2:45 monthly spraying for pest control. that appear herein are not to be construed as officiall 8 p.m. or as reflecting the views of COMAVASE or the De- to midnight. partment of the Navy. Club Activities

ANNUAL ELKS DAY. Are you a mem- BASIC/OPEN WATER SCUBA.DIVING REGISTRATION FOR THE GITMO BAY, THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE ber of an Elks Lodge in CONUS - CLASS - Starting Feb. 9 ending aENPO KARATE CLUB, for all PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL ould you like an afternoon of Feb. 28. For more information beginners and advance Karate will be held Wednesday, Feb. 4 fellowship. For more information call Andy Broun at 64203 DWH/ student of all styles are welcome at 7 p.m. at the home of Cindy Call Lewis Payne at 8814 DWH/ 95344 AWH or Alvin Twilley at 95491 to advance in knowledge of the Hertzfeldt, 604A Villamar. All 9511p1 AWH. OWH/ 90136 AWH. arts of Karate. . For further interested please come and bring information, contact RP2 a friend. Washington, 8555 DWH/98251 AWH. DID YOU ADD SOME POUNDS DURING ATTENTION ALL BASE RUNNERS! the holidays? Was your New Year's Those interested in starting a THE GUANTANAMO BAY REFLEX PHOTO THERE WILL BE A PADI SANCTIONED resolution to go on a diet? If "Running Club," please contact CLUB will have it's monthly meeting BASIC THROUGH OPEN WATER Scuba so why not join us at T.O.P.S. JOSN Barnett at 8502/8819, or Wed., Feb. 4, at 7:30 p.m. at the course offered by Bob Castor. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Tuesdays GySgt. Williams at Marine Barracks Photo Club. Members are requested Pool try outs and registration will at 6 p.m., W.T. Sampson Elementary DWH. The purpose of this club is to please pay back dues. A new be held at the Windjammer pool on School Room B-9. You've got a lot to help ourselves, as well as shipment of black and white paper Friday and again on Saturday, to loose! others gain knowledge about running. has been received. For more Feb. 13 and 14 at 6:30 p.m. For Give us a call!!! information call 96164 AT. further information and advanced T.O.P.S. (TAKE OFF POUNDS sign up call Bob at 99221 AWH or SENSIBLY) invites all interested 8375 OWH. persons to our open house Tuesday February 3rd at 6 p.m. at W.T. Sampson Elementary School Room B-9. THE GUANTANAMO BAY WOMEN'S BOWL- Enjoy a cup of refreshing low-cal. community ING ASSOCIATION has scheduled punch and find out how to fight their 17th Annual Tournament for the battle of the buldge. Past FEbruary 28 and March 1. This members are encouraged to return, tournament is open to all W.I.B.C. all dues forgiven! car holders and GWBA members. Entry fee for this tournament is ADULT CERAMIC CLASS will be held bulletin board $7.50 per event with team, doubles on February 3, 1981 at 364B and singles being held. Optional Community announcements may be sent to the Kittery Beach. Call Sue Cook at Gazette all-events is also being held in office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried 99194 for registration and further both scratch and handicap division to the Public Affairs Office in the.McCalla Adiin information. with a $2 entry fee for each event. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the Entries close Feb. 20 at 5 p.m. previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- IF A NIGHT OF DINING AND DANCING There are 287 members of Guan- ments will be accepted any time. Announcements: is your specialty, the Leeward tanamo's local association this will be published at least once a week at the dis- Point SPO Club is for you this year, the Board of Directors and Saturday, cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities Feb. 7. They will be the Officers of the GWBA would like that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex featuring another all you can eat to see all members come out for and color or national origin will not be accepted. special consisting of: their tournament. Tom The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- turkey & dressing/ rice/gravy/ For further information contact mixed it all submissions. (AT-any time, AWH-after work- vegetables/cranberry sauce/ Laura Mueller at 96260 AWN or salad bar/rolls & ing hours, DWH-during working hours). butter/coffee. Debbie Lee at 96220 AWN. Entry For only $4.50 a person, you can forms are available at Marblehead come and enjoy this specially Hall. prepared meal and afterwards sit back or get up and boogie to the TEEN CLUB CHAPERONS for the music of Flyte II from 9 til 12:30. months of Jan. and Feb. are listed All in all it can be an enjoyable below. Chaperons should be at the evening away from home. FTG Ship schedule slated club by 7 p.m. on the night scheduled. Parents of the follow- SHIP SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF Jan. 25 to Jan. 31 THERE WILL BE A STATED COMMUNCA- ing teens have duty. For more in- TION 'of Caribbean Naval Lodge formation contact Judy Young at SHIP HULL NO. ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE held in Masonic Apts Bldg. #800 951019 AWN. at 7:30 p.m. on Wed, Feb. 4. All USS Seattle AOE-3 Jan. 26, 1981 March master 6, 1981 masons are cordially & USS Richard L. Page FFG-5 DTHD DTMD Chaperons for Feb. fraternally invited Feb. 6------Maria Hagetian to attend. USS Portland LSD-37 Jan. 20. 1981 Feb. 18, 1981 Feb. 7------Rhonda Halowell USS Deyo DD-989 Feb. 2, 1981 Mar. 11, 1981 Feb.13------Jack Naught ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN USS Stump DD-978 Feb. 5, 1981 Feb. 12, 1981 Feb.14------Tammie Hoyler working on stage and/or prop USS Moinester FF-1097 Jan. 22, 1981 Feb. 26, 1981 Feb.20------Ritchie Jackson crew for Count Dracula come to the USS Bigelow DD-942 Jan. 15, 1981 Feb. 18, 1981 Feb.21------Kevin Kentner meeting at the elementary SS MacDonough school DDG-39 Jan. 22, 1981 Feb. 28, 1981 Feb.27------Marissa Lucero at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. SCGC Taney 4. WHEC-37 Jan. 26, 1981 Feb. 13, 1981 Eeb.28------Joel Martinez 1981 Tuesday February 3, The Daily Gazette Page 3

February Highlights in Black History

Feb. 1 - Charles Lenox Remond (1810-1878) was Feb. 18 - Blanche K. Bruce, black senator from born. Remond was among the first black abolitionists to Mississippi, presided over the U.S. Senate In 1879. In speak publicly against slavery. In 1840, he represented 1874, Bruce became the only Negro to be elected to a America as a delegate to the World Anti-Slavery Conven- full Senate term until the election of Edward Brooke tion in London. (R-Mass.) In 1966. The Virginia slave escaped when the Four freshmen at North Carolina Agricultural and Civil War began. In 1869, he went to Mississippi and Technical College staged a sit-in at the lunch counter in worked his way up through public office jobs as tax col- Greensboro (1960) thus beginning a new form of non- lector, superintendent of schools and senator. violent protest. Feb. 16 - Henry Wilson, abolitionist, was born in Feb. 2 - George Washington answered a letter from 1812. Phillis Wheatley (1753-1784) in 1776, an event of significance since Wheatley was a recently freed young Feb. 17 - USS Jesse L. Brown was commissioned in black writer. Born in Africa and brought tb America as a 1973 at Boston Naval Shipyard. child, Wheatiey became the best known black woman of the period and was second to publish a volume of verse Feb. 20 - Frederick Douglass died, 1895. in colonial America. Angelina E. Grimke (1805-1879), abolitionist, was born. Grimke, a South Carolina-born aristocrat, left Feb. 3 - Charles Henry Turner (1867-1923) was Charleston with her sister to live In the North and bear born. He was a noted black biologist and neurologist in witness against slavery. A lecturer and pamphleteer, an era when black men of letters were just beginning to Grimke completed a lengthy pamphlet In 1838, "Appeal make a significant contribution to higher learning. to the Christian Women of the South," which the American Anti-Slavery Society printed and distributed ne- Feb. 4 - James G. Birney (1792-1857) was bors. tionally. Birney was an outspoken abolitionist instrumental in Feb. 22,- James Russell Lowell (1819-1891), founding the American Anti-Slavery Society in liberal abolitionist poet, was born. The printing press played Philadelphia in 1833. Encouraged by the abolition of a major role in the crusade against slavery and bigotry and slavery in the British Empire, Birney promoted human Lowell was one of a few poets who was both gifted and dignity and racial awareness in the United States. In sympathetic to the plight of American Negroes. Another 1840 and 1844, Birney was the Liberty Party's pres- was John Greenleaf Whittier. idential candidate though, at the party's peak, he polled only 60,000 votes. Feb. 23 - William Edward Burgherdt DuBois Feb. 5 - James G. Birney, the Liberty Party (1868-1963), noted black historian, author and scholar, spokesman and presidential candidate stated in 1840 was borm. DuBols, an outspoken advocate of human that the party advocated not only freedom for slaves, but rights, emphasized that "men we shall have, only as we also Negro suffrage. Though millions were opposed to make manhood the object of the work of the schools." slavery and agreed with Negro suffrage, Birney's party After 70 years of civil rights crusading, DuBois renounc- learned that an anti-slavery platform was not sufficient to Feb. 12 - Abraham Lincoln, 16th president and issuer ed his U.S. citizenship, joined the Communist Party and win a national election. of the Emancipation Proclamation, was born in 1809. moved to Ghana In 1961. The National Association for the Advancement of Col- Feb. 7 - Peabody Educational Fund of $3.5 million ored People (NAACP) was organized In 1909. During Its Feb. 24 - Bishop Daniel A. Payne (1811-1893), was established for the South in 1867. George Peabody, first year of existence, the NAACP launched a program to reformer and educator, was bom. Respected by both who had amassed a fortune as a merchant and financier, widen industrial opportunities for Negroes, to seek white and black Americans, Payne had a brilliant career established the educational fund "for the promotion and greater police protection for Negroes in the South, and to as a bishop In the African Methodist Episcopal Church encouragement of intellectual, moral or industrial educa- eliminate lynching and lawlessness. and was an early advocate of education for blacks. tdon among the young people of the more destitute por- tdons of the Southern and Southwestern states." Feb. 13 - Absalom Jones (1746-1818), first Negro Feb. 25 - Hiram R. Revels, first Negro senator, took Protestant Episcopal minister, died. On a Sunday morning the oath of office in 1870. Elected to the Senate to fil Feb. 8 - The all-black (except white officers) 54th while Jones and Richard Allen (later bishop) were kneel- the seat previously held by.Jefferson Davis, Revels Massachusetts Regiment was formed in 1863. To dis- ing in prayer at St. George's church in Philadelphia, they favored the removal of all disqualifications on ex-Con- tinguish these Union soldiers, they and units like them were interrupted and asked to pray In the back of the federates. During the Civil War, Revels recruited blocks were called "United States Colored Troops." church. They and 40 blacks who sat with them in the for the Union Army, founded a school for freedom in St. Confederate states forbade the importation of slaves, segregated balcony left. Allen later founded the first Louis, and joined the Army as a chaplain In a Negro regi- 1861. African Methodist Episcopal Church and Jones became a ment in Mississippi. minister. Feb. 9 - Paul Lawrence Dunbar died in Dayton, Ohio, Feb. 26 - Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution in 1906. Though Dunbar wrote several novels, he is best Feb. 14 - Frederick Douglass (1817-1895), orator, proposed in Congress, 1869. It stated that a person's known for his poems. Known as the "poet laureate" of abolitionist and writer, was born. Douglass was an right to vote could not be denied based on race, color or the Negro race, he was one of America's famous men of outstanding black abolitionist who, though a fugitive previous condition of servitude. However, in 1875 the letters who could "feel the Negro life aesthetically and slave, became one of the best known orators In the Supreme Court declared that the 16th Amendment guar- express it lyrically." United States. Few anti-slavery leaders did so much to anteed citizens nqt the right to vote, but only the right carry the case of the slave to the people of the United not to be discriminated against on the basis of race, color Feb. 10 - Joseph C. Price, black orator, educator and States and Europe In the generation preceding the Civil or previous servitude. first president of Livingston College, was born in 1854. War. Feb. 27 - Henry W. Longfellow, liberal poet, was born (1807). Dominican Republic established 1844.

Thurgood Marshall Frederick Douglass Barbara Jordan Vice Admiral S. L. Gravely Jr.

0 Disabled w ant a society

Two handicapped men and a noted They have the same dreams, and violinist helped usher in America's the same heartbreakes. Others gitmo dialogue observance of the United Nations speaking at the UN on the problems International Year of Disabled of an estimated 35 million Americans Persons. with physical and mental disabli- ties included violin Birtuoso The two men said the dream of victim crip- Itzhak Perlman, a polio Special Thanks for John Wray: Thanks for you music, disabled Americans is to most pled since the age of four. which has brightened up our days; join society as contributing, par- Thanks for the love, ticipating members, but society's Perlman echoed the feeling of that you've shared with us so strong; Thanks for the attitude towards them remains smiles, the participations when he said, that you've problem. brought to Gitmo Bay. the major "we have birthdays and celebrate Thanks for the joy, holidays. that you've given us in song. Thanks for the memories, that will touch our hearts each day; Allan Reich, injured in an accident almost 20 years ago, and We work and play, have children, Thanks for the peace, And extra thanks to God, Frank Bowe, deaf since birth, marry and divorce, and grow old. that you've brought our way; Dr. for bringing us John Wray. said people don't understand To do these things as fully inte- the dis- grated members of our communities Thanks for the kindness, that beyond the handicap, Cheryl Garten abled are just like everyone else. is our hope and dream." that you've so openly displayed; The Daily Gazette Page 4 Tuesday, February 3, 1981 SPORTS -SPORTS SHORTS- . There had never been a five-way playoff in modern golf history un- Local basketball scores til yesterday's final round of the Bing Crosby Pro-Am Tournament in M The second game of the evening In Intercommand basketball, ar- L APebble Beach, Calif. L/NSGA came out ine Barracks, Co. L/NSCA and the was close but Co. Second-year pro John Cook sur- The winning Hospital came up winners Friday. on top of T'G, 40-35, vived the stampede to nick un his Marine Barracks started with an team was led by Long with 20 points, first pro win. Cook made an 18 Terry of CTG led his team in scoring early lead over High School and inch putt for par on the third with nine points. maintained it to the end. Mctillan extra hole to edge Hale Irwin, af- of Marine Barracks led the scoring ter the other three playoff con- with 13 points followed by Means Hospital squeaked by NAS 50-47 in testants dropped out after one and Wright with 12 noints each. High the third game. Hill led Hospital's hole. scorer for High School was Valentine team with 14 points for the evening, with 10 points. The final score NAS' high scorer was Geer with 16 There were only two seeded play- was 53-26. points. ers in action during yesterday's first day of activity at a tennis in Richmond, V. and N u onlytournament one of the two is still lay- Los Angeles 3, New York Rangers 2 ing. Chicago 8, Pittsburgh lTerry nmoor up-ended third-seeded Qutbec 4, Hartford 2 Harold Solomon 6-4, 7-5 for the tournament ' first upset. The oth- Coligebsketaller ranked player, seventh-seeded Vijay Amritraj of India, downed classifieds Buehning 6-4, 6-3. Here's how the top-20 teams in Fritz the Ave College Basketball Poll that Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand Third-seeded Wendy Turnbull led 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday saw action Monday fared: carried to the Public Affairs Office the second round through Friday (excluding holidays'). Deadline for ptablication is noon Number five Arizona State (16-2) the charge into the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not 84, California 81 of a women's tennis tournament in more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is Number nine Notre Dame (15-3)9, Detroit last night with a 6-2, 6-3 announcements concerning available services will be prohibited although of California 63 tary'swin over Holland's Betty Stove. permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services St. requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, color, or national origin will~not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ Sportsman DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). The by Charge Mofe v Cooney he will have to be in excellent condition. Ken Norton is a former heavyweight And even that may not help. champion who wants to be a future Cooney hits like an income tax as- For Sale Roses, for that Special Someone on heavyweight champion. The doing sessment. His left hook is a law Valentine's Day. Silk roses/ looks tougher than the saving. breaker and sleeping pill in one arrangements for someone special Ken once held the NBC heavyweight awesome package. flne gallon of red acrylic auto on that special day. Contact Kim title, but only for a couple of paint, asking 432. Call 95507 AT at 95360 AWH. months. He was just getting used Norton always had a lot of pro- to being called "Champ" when Larry fessional skill and that's his main Ten speed bicycle, one year old, Kenwood AM/FM stereo receiver, Holmes took the crown from him. hope against Cooney, who still is needs some minor repair. Call 50 watts per channel, excellent A year or so after that, Norton something less than a seasoned ring has $75 99194 and make offer. Can be buy. Old faithful to go, retired. Now he's back fighting warrior. seen at 364 B Kittery Beach. or best offer. Leave a message and he will meet hard-fisted Gerry Ken was a boxer-puncher at his AT. at 951001 RM 123 Gooney in one of the bouts on box- peak and a good one. He gave Mu- Poodle dog, porta-crib, $5; Wonder- ing's "super bowl" in Madison Square hammad Ali all that he could handle hull fiberglass pony, $5; sterilizer-warmer, $4. '76 Renken double Garden on Feb. 23. the three times he fought him. has Call 97218 AT. boat with trailer, 16' x 5', It wasn't too long ago that Nor- Ken got the decision once and Ali cables, $600; steering and control ton was a muscular moth where the twice, but each time it was close new, $225; Pre-pack out sale, Briggs & 24,000 BTU A/C like bright lights were concerned. But enough to call for a photo. v car batteries, one for Stratton self-propelled gas powered two 12 he says that's all in the past. According to Slayton, Norton is _ for $25. Call lawn mower with extra mower blade, $10, the other He's training for the Cooney thriving on his current training AWH or see at runs good, $75 available Feb. 22; 8636 DWH, 90205 bout like the 'hiladelphia Eagles routine. The trainer said Ken used four fishing rods with reels and NH 61B. did for football's Super Bowl. Ken to try to get out of the boring small tackle tox with fishing gear, - is hoping for a different ending, phases of training, especially $50 for all. Call 95350 AT Yard Sale however. running. He doesn't any more. or 8140 DWH. He has been working out at a gym It's just possible it will heln Pre-packout Yard Sale, Wednesday, in Los Angeles for the last two on the night of Feb. 23. Pre-packout sale. Kenmore Deluxe February 4 from noon until dark, weeks and will remain there for two model heavy duty washer & electric Imperial Warehouse, AV-58. more weeks. He decided this time **0* dryer, avocado, excellent condition, A/C; automotive paint, spray guns, to stay away from some of his for- $300 for the pair, available Feb. 18; hose, filters; hobby plywood mer training places, where temp- He's unique; a star athlete who Whirlpool 22.2 cu. ft. frostfree pieces about 18" X 48"; some tation flashed a come-hither smile goes about his job quietly, who upright refrigerator/freezer with whole sheets of mahogany--ideal every day. stays out of trouble, who isn't automatic ice maker, avocado, $500, for shelving & cabinets; two sizes Ken wants to make a big comeback screaming for a renegotiated con- avialable, Feb. 15. Call 95350 AT of cartons--great for mailing for himself and also for his wife tract every month, and who is liked or 8140 DWH. things home; welding equipment; and children, who are only 20 min- by his teammates. some tools; some household items; utes from his Los Angeles training His name is Jack Sikma. He plays GE heavyduty washer, needs timer too much to mention and it' sall site. for the Seattle Sunersonics and he to work or use for parts, $20. cheap! Come see in front of His trainer, Bill Slayton, in- has gained a rating as one of the -Call Pat Toole at 8511 DWH or Imperial Warehouse, AV-58, next sists Norton is a changed man. If ton centers in the NBA. 8886 AWH to PWD garage on the way to the you think you've heard that before, He is top man in the league in ferry landing. Remenber--Wednesday you have. defensive rebounds and is third Umbrella stroller, $12; swimming only--noon until dark. But Ken is wdll aware that to in overall rebounding. He is scor- pool, 10' X 20", $25; baby car have any kind of a chance against ing in the neighborhood of 20 seat, $5; crib w/mattress, musical points a game, a very exclusive mobile and gym, $50. Call 90283 AT. Give away . neighborhood. -Sunrise: 6:36 a.m. Today's A teammate, John Johnson, summed Remember in 4 to 6 weeks red 5:54 p.m. Sikma up in this fashion: "He is Genuine bamboo indoor rollup Sunset: snapper start biting. 12' X 20' of the elite in the league a- blinds, 1/2" slats, custom made Moonrise: 5:27 a.m. local one barrel boat with head & sundeck, 4:52 p.m. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and for Quonset Hut type windows, Moonset: long with best offer. 95506 DWH/99240 AWH. He plays with total a total of 7 blinds, sizes vary As High tide:7:17 p.m. forecast Moses Malone. '8:55 a.m. efficiency at both ends of the to widths and lengths. If Low tide: 2:39 p.m. court." '75 Honda CB360T, one owner, $725; interested, call 95350 AT or 1:24 a.m. The captain of the Sonics, Fred '67 Mercury Montego wagon, good 8140 DWH. put it this way: "The o'nlv running condition, great GTMO Partly cloudy, southerly winds Brown, is that Jack transportation, $425; 12' X 15' 8-12 kts, bay conditions 2-3 ft. positive thing-I know You can brown carpet/pad, like new, $100; Wanted High temperature, 85; low, 67. Sikma is always there. Hoover portable washing machine, always depend on him." $75; will negotiate on all items. Single small bed for a small child, Call 98228 AT. call Pat Toole at 8511 DWH or 8886 AWH. '79 15hp Evinrude, almost new, less than 30 hours, $700. Call DAILY ENERGY USEAGE-- 951195 AWH. Services WATER Will babysit for working mothers sale. 250 Honda Last chance for children of 2 years of age and Consumption: 1,090,000 Gallons new top end, $250; Elsinare, older. Monday through Friday, V $150 not 380 GT RAM Air Suzuki, reasonable rates. Call Mrs. Roberts Target: 1,000,000 Gallons new top running, 175cc Kawaski, at 99236 Villamar. end, $175, needs starter; 125 Kawaski street legal, $75, needs sitting for working mothers, some work, new top end; new Baby ELECTRICITY drop in's welcome. clutches forSuzuki 185cc; new weekdays, upon request. 99170 AT Consumption: 225,600 KWH piston & ring set for 175 Kawaski; References front & rear fender, $7; gear shift Dressmaking, mending etc. Light KWH g levers & kick starts; like new, Target* 248,000 unholsterying. Call 99170 AT. J 21" knobbies, $15 each. 96150 AT. llN J