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Guantanamo Gazette Murder One Flint seeks Guantanamo Gazette Murder one Guantanamo Bay, Cuba District Attorney Flint today reported that his staff and local police have uncovered irrefutable evidence that will prove Karen Vol. 35 No. 194 Thursday October 9, 1980 Andre guilty of murdering local philanthropist and financial wiz- ard Bjorn Faulkner. Some witnesses have been returnee ed here to the courts jurisdiction from all parts of the United States Empty tankers at anchor near war and Europe. Local interest continues to mount as the trial date The day in Iraq, the radio operator of unwilling to enter the gulf to moves Air Force Chief of Staff, closer. General Lew Allen Junior, says a Romanian cargo ship said he saw pick up their cargoes of black Judge Heath, presiding, caution- American military leaders are two Indian ships sunk by Iranian gold. ed all attorneys, witnesses and surprised and puzzled over the way mortars. He said survivors who The ship captains are waiting the news media, to be careful of the Iran-Iraq War is going. tried to swim for it were raked by for specific orders from nervous comments made regarding the trial, Allen told reporters in Wash- machinegun fire. owners, who face massive increases so that Miss Andre's rights will ington that the surprise is Iran's The operator said the crew of in their insurance if they enter not be jeopardised. effectiveness, even with the old the Romanian ship jumped overboard the gulf. military leadership decimated by and made it to an Iraqi-held island And in Vienna, officials of All facets of news media, in- the Islamic revolution. The in the disputed waterway. He the 13 OPEC countries have put off cluding radio and TV, will be al- puzzlement is over Iraq's restraint didn't know the fate of several a major meeting for the third time lowed in the courtroom, as long in the air war. other foreign ships. in two days. Both Iran and Iraq as they do not interfere with Iran displayed more of its U.S. officials say Iran is try- are major OPEC members, and the proper proceedings, Judge Heath unpredicted strength last night in ing to buy spare parts for its strains of war are dividing and further stated. a lightning air raid against American military hardware in paralyzing the oil cartel. Baghdad. It was the first bombing Europe and from other third- raid in a week, and left Northern party nations, but with little parts of the Iraqi capital in success. flames. There were simultaneous Washington has been warning raids on Iraq's major oil center friendly nations that selling at Kirkuk. American parts to Iran would Fighting was reported along violate the contract provisions several fronts, with both sides under which the parts were claiming, as usual, that they originally purchased. held the upper hand. The effects of the Iran-Iraq Other reports on the fighting war on oil shipping continue to came from crew members of ships ripple outward. that were fired on as they tried The harbor master of Amon's to leave Iranian side of the Shatt- major port at the mouth of the Al-Arab waterway. Persian Gulf says 38 empty oil During a news conference yester- tankers are riding at anchor today, Nobel awards this week The usual names are being tossed In the next few days, the awards around in speculation about who for medicine, peace, physics, will win the Nobel Prize for liter- chemistry and economics will be ature, to be announced later this announced. morning in Stockholm. The Peace Prize is the best- known and most controversial of the They include perennial candidate awards. It went last year to Mother CONSTRUCTION AT THE NAVY EXCHANGE aboard the Naval Station is the Graham Greene from Britian, Norman Theresa of India for her dedication beginning of an erection of a 40 x 45 foot awning for a special Mailer and Joyce Carol Oates from to the poor. In 1978 it was award- sale slated for next week. The Navy Birthday NEX Sidewalk Sale the U.S. and West German novelist ed jointly to Menachim Begin and will run from Wednesday through Friday under the tent. Further Gunter Grass. Anwar Sadat. information will be disseminated when known. (Photo by JO1 Joe But the nobel committee is just The leading candidates this year Grayson) as likely to give the $215,000 prize include Pope John Paul, King Juan to an author outside the interna- Carlos of Spain and British tionally famous group. Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington. It did so last year, naming Greek President Carter and Prime Min- Where is your child? Poet and World War II resistance ister Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe hero Odysseus Elytis. also are nominees. Do you know where your child they are, and what they are doing, is? There are many places on they can go anywhere and do base to go, and many places to anything they want to, safe or explore. unsafe. All of them may never be You may not be able to know explored but, your child may try where your child is 100 percent to explore as many as possible. of the time, but it is good It is best to know where to know in case of an emergency. ypur child is at all times. Maybe you can find out Some parents believe that places that are safe for your this base is the safest place for children to go. their children. Find out the unsafe places At times, it can be the as well. worst place for them. The beaches and piers are If a child is in the wrong places where a lot of people go, place at a certain time, it can but is there always someone there? be very unsafe. Some places are safe at Children like to explore times, and then at other times places where they live. they may not be. They like to know the places A good idea would be to check around them and find out things things out. about them. It could save your child So do their friends, and from a bad experience. being with someone else, they may think it's safer to explore. When your child goes out, Carter shot down it is good to know about where they are going to. President Carter's plan to re- Some parents do not allow settle 5,000 Cuban and Haitian their children in certain areas refugees at a navy base in Puerto on base. Rico has been blocked in court. THE PRINT SHOP CREW, (1-r) Mr. Noel Campbell, Ms. Joyce Hoopes, LI1 Do you allow your child to A federal judge yesterday over- Jerry Cross, Ms. Kathy Woods, Mr. Barrion Edwards and Mr. John go anywhere they please? ruled President Carter's executive Bickley, were presented a Certificate of Appreciation for contri- You should explain to your order establishing the Tent City buting their time and efforts towards Mr. Magic's Listening Skills child the dangerous places on base for refugees, and barred the trans- Program. Members of the W.T. Sampson Elementary School, (1-r) that they may come across. fer of Cuban and Haitian refugees Renya Robinson, J.C. Reed and Tommy Moore presented the award Your child has a right to to the Fort Allen Navy Base Tuesday. Not pictured, but part of the team are L12 Ken Priggemeier, know about places to avoid. until an environmental impact state- L13 Agustin Gutierrez and Mr. Jim Frantz. Other certificates were It can be dangerous for teen- ment is filed. presented to the members of the Navy Broadcasting Service, Special agers more than for younger The White House says it will Services, Day Care Center, Commissary, Exchange, Ms. Katheryn children. appeal the decision to the first Hoover, the Public Affairs Office and Captain John H. Fetterman, Jr. If they have the idea their circuit court in Boston, which (Photo by J02 Brenda K. Starkey) parents don't really know where has jurisdiction over Puerto Rico. Guantanamo Gazette Thursday October 9, 1980 Educational Navy Exchange THE NAVY EXCHANGE VENDING SERVICE FIGURES DON'T LIE, BUT LIARS community is seeking to improve customer figure! Why not take an elemen- satisfaction. Out of service tary statistics course so that machines may be reported by calling you can make your own evaluation 8707. Suggestions for new products of what the numbers mean? Contact bulletin board and services may be made by Mary Kelley at 8307. Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette calling the vending manager at office through Gusrd Mail Stop #53 or hand carried 8707 between 7:30 and 11 a.m., A 5-CREDIT CALCULUS COURSE to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin Monday through Thursday. is scheduled at ODU. If you BuildingDeadline for publication is 9 a.m. the pre- have completed algebra and trig- vious working day. Bonafide emergency announcements THE NAVY EXCHANGE BEAUTY SHOP onometry, then call Mary Kelley will be accepted any time. Announcements will be is now offering manicuring services at 8307. published at least once a week at the discretion by appointment only, on Tuesday, of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities that -dis- Friday, and Saturday. For more L.A. COMMUNITY COLLEGE welcomes criminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, color information please call 8764. Manager Ms. Jeanne Hoeck, Regional or national origin will not be accepted. The Public and Mr. Don Saguchi, accreditation. Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit all sub- They will be visiting GTMO through missions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after working hours, Dm- Blue Caribe Oct.
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