Former FBI Chief Is Indicted

Former FBI chief is indicted

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former FBI Di- Bell also announced the Justice But Bell said that after the Kear- bureau's New York office. rector L. Patrick Gray and two other Department has dropped its prosecu- ney indictment, the Justice Depart- Bell said this would involve what key FBI officials were indicted yes- tion of John Kearney, a former FBI ment learned of something it had not he termed LaPrade's "conduct in terday in connection with bureau supervisor in New Pork. known. these matters" wiretappings and break-ins. Kearney had been indicted a year He said there was "a high former One of the indicted men, Felt, ago in connection with the same ac- FBI official" prepared to testify said he, Gray and Miller rejected a Attorney General Griffin Bell tivities. that he had personally communicated Justice Department offer last week made the announcement at a Washing- He was the first agent in the to Kearney the wishes of then-FBI to plead guilty to a misdemeanor ton news conference. bureau's history to be charged with Director J. Edgar Hoover that "any charge. The charges arose from FBI activi- a felony in pursuit of official du- available means be utilized to Gray, who was in his law office in ties earlier in the decade, when the ties. catch Weathermen fugitives." Groton, Conn. when the indictments agency was pursuing radical fugi- Bell told reporters that a thor- That official, not identified by were issued, declined comment. tives. ough review had been made of unlaw- Bell, is known to have been William Miller, who lives in suburban Vir- A federal grand jury in Washing- ful FBI activities during the agen- Sullivan. Sullivan was killed in a ginia, referred questions to his ton indicted Gray, former Associate cy's pursuit of members of the hunting accident last year. lawyer. FBI Director Mark Felt and former "Weather Underground." In addition to the indictments, In the past, Miller has publicly Assistant Director Edward Miller on And he added that prosecution of Bell also announced that he is tak- said he authorized break-ins after a single charge of conspiring to Kearney could not be justified. ing disciplinary action -- presum- receiving approval from Felt. violate the rights of citizens. Kearney had been charged with five ably including the prospect of dis- Felt, in turn, has said the go Conviction carries a maximum pen- counts in connection with FBI break missal -- against J. Wallace LaPrade. ahead came from Gray and Gray had alty of ten years in prison and a ins, mail openings and wiretappings LaPrade currently is an assistant denied through his attorney that he fine of $10,000. between 1970 and the summer of 1972. FBI director and head of the ever approved any illegal actions.

U. S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA

Vol. 33 No. 69 The Navy's only showe-babed daily Tuesday, April 11, 1978 Panama will not send delegation to the U.S. (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI) -- Panama's But the negotiators and aides to of the second pact, and also about Group leader canal treaty negotiators denied af- Mickey Edwards said Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos have whether Panama will accept a key the group wants the injunction ter a conference yesterday that Pan- to so far declined comment. amendment to the first canal treaty. keep the treaties ama is sending a delegation to Wash- from taking ef- Meanwhile the Senate debate has That's the provision giving Wash- fect pending an appeal of its claim ington to protest U.S. Senate entered its last full week. ington the right to send troops to that the treaties must pass both changes in the treaties. Panama to re-open the waterway if houses of Congress. Foreign Minister Nicolas Gonzalez A vote on the second of the two it's ever closed. Two lower courts have already re- told reporters: "We are not sending canal treaties is set for April 18, Meanwhile, a group of House mem- jected that claim. any delegation to Washington this a week from today. bers who contend that both branches week." And yesterday Secretary of State of Congress must approve the trea- Secretary Vance told a group of The angry U.S. Senate debate over Cyrus Vance appealed to both sides ties has asked the Supreme Court to newspaper editors yesterday rejec- the pact that would give the canal to calm down. prohibit President Jimmy Carter from tion of the second Panama Canal to Panama by the year 2000 is being Vance spoke amid rising concern signing accords approved only by the Treaty would be "very damaging to broadcast live in Panama City. in the administration about the fate Senate. American foreign policy."

Da8 18110 8. Former first lady WASHINGTON (UPl) -- The Senate has passed a multi-billion dollar emergency farm aid bill and sent it on to the House which is likely to vote on the legislation Wednesday. The vote in the Senate was 49 to 41, far short of the two-thirds enters rehab center margin that would be needed to override a potential Presidential veto. House Agriculture Committee Chairman Thomas Foley said he will rec- LONG BEACH, CLAIF. (AP) -- Former ommend passage despite the veto threat. nearly four years ago. First Lady Betty Ford was admitted Mrs. Ford "has developed a depen- yesterday to the Alcohol and Drug WASHINGTON (AP) The Congressional watchdog agency, the General Ac- dence she is trying to overcome," -- Rehabilitation Center of the Long counting Office, has issued a report highly critical of the Navy's according to Dr. Zimble. Beach Naval Hospitel. Trident TLe doctor declined to elaborate submarine program. Officials say Mrs. Ford will under- It said the cost of the missile-firing submarine fleet could exceed on Mrs. Ford's condition. go treatment for a "problem with Navy estimates by as much as $10 billion. He said only that she is "fine." medication." The report also questions whether the contractor, General Dynamics' "It is very premature to discuss The hospital's acting chief, Dr. anything but Electric Boat Division, will be able to meet the Navy's late 1979 de- her treatment," he James Zimble, denies, however, that said. livery date for the first Trident. the 60-year-old Mrs. Ford is in any However, he The G.A.O. recommends that the Pentagon start providing Congress with declined to say what way addicted to drugs. medication periodic reports on Electric Boat's financial situation. is involved or how long A statement released by the office Mrs. Ford might be hospitalized. of the former President said Mrs. BEIRUT, LEBANON (UPI) -- As Israeli troops began a preliminary pullback Ford decided last week to undergo Gerald Ford told a reporter in in South Lebanon yesterday heavy fire engulfed Southeast Beirut for treatment for what was thought to Birmingham, Ala. that he plans to the second day in a row. be an acute arthritic condition. make his scheduled appearances in Gun battles between Christians and Moslems in the Capital tapered off But, the statement continues, it the state through Friday and then to sniping early in the day then flared up again in the late afternoon. turned out that Mrs. Ford was suf- will be returning to California. fering from a problem involving her In April, Ford canceled personal NEW YORK (UPI) -- The president of the Carnegie Corporation said Blacks medication. appearances after it was reported still face an uncertain future in the United States, despite the gains The former President said the that his wife was suffering from a of the civil rights movement. treatment is in no way related to cold and the pressures of moving in- Alan Piper said that, on the average, Blacks make only 59 percent of the cancer his wife experienced to their new home. the earnings of whites. Piper's remarks are part of the introductory essay in the foundation's annual report to be published Friday. NEW YORK (UPI) -- U.N. security guards yesterday sealed off the office Carter delivers speech today of the highest ranking Soviet official in the United Nations, Arkady Shevchenko. WASHINGTON (UPI) -- President Jimmy But, Carter will make it quite A U.N. spokesman said Shevchenko left his office because of differ- Carter is scheduled to deliver a clear that the private sector must ences with the Kremlin and has informed the U.S. he does not intend major anti-inflation speech this pitch in. to return to the Soviet Union. afternoon with a major appeal to business and other segments of the Carter is not expected to propose WASHINGTON (AP) -- The State Department's attitude toward sending re- U.S. economy to join in the fight any mandatory measures to combat in- lief to Laotions faced with starvation has come under fire from Con- against the rising cost of living. flation. But he will directly link gressman Paul McCloskey, R-Calif. News Secretary Jody Powell yester- inflation to Congress' failure to Rep. McCloskey charged in a House speech that the U.S. is display- day said the President would outline pass his comprehensive energy bill ing a hard-nosed rather than a humanitarian attitude. action the administration can take as well as to the declining value by itself to fight inflation. of the dollar. Page e Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, April 11, 1978 W. T, SAMPSON SCHOOL, grades 1-6, will be dismissed at 11 a.m., on April 12. The morning kindergarten YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS session will depart the usual time on April 12. However, there will be TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 no afternoon session of kindergarten ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,442,000 that day. The dismissal is necessi- TOTAL IN STORAGE 17,333,000 tated in order that the staff complete North Central Accreditation through Pfid~y l(exc1ding holldy.). Cmdll,. for pub1fltiis.o requirements. tosun t ounc -ee osybecle eekswI a ad ithen rittn, All civilian and military personnel are reminded that Daylight Sav- condensed, and inclded in a daily calendar section during the wek of ings Time goes into effect in the tanahoae qlPDoereCom1rcale ldfor * 1 n seprohimitlhoughtansmuncanet PP lAofthree .adthenlrywrAd. , continental United States and Jamai- houncments for busineses or sovices requiring comand approval my be required to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ada which ca Apr. 30. Departure times from discrimte on the batia of race, sex, creed, color, or utional origin ll motbe accepted. Publie Asi. Cross Norfolk and Kingston to Guantanamo The Staffete swohegha pr 4Red AW*.AfterWorkin Sours). Bay will be 10 a.m. and 4:55 p.m., is counting respectively. Correspondingly, check-in times will be NLT 7:30 a.m. [ 951144 ] at the MAC Terminal, Norfolk, and on you. 2 p.m. at the AJAS counter at the Norman Manley International Airport, Kingston.

Clubs and Organizations Special Announcements AP

THE GUANTANAMO BAY LITTLE THEATRE NO SCHOOL WILL BE HELD for kinder- will hold their monthly meeting on garten through grade 12, on April 18 Monday, April 17, at 7:30 p.m., at and 19. The staff will be engaged East CKalendar Bargo 6-A. For more informa- in professional training. Such tion, call 97165 AT. J training has been provided for in the school calendar and classes will THE GUANTANAMO BAY CHAPTER OF have been in session for a total of Today Toastmasters, International will 179 days during the school year. meet Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, W.T. at the Nautical Lantern, The total number of days is more Sampson Elementary School room B-9, Wednesday, 6 p.m. (90253 or 951049). April 12, at 11:30 a.m. than adequate to meet any stateside requirements. The Nursery School Couples Scratch Bowling League THE W. T. SAMPSON PARENT-TEACHERS organizational meeting, 6 p.m., Marblehead will be in session on April 18 and Hall. For more information, ORGANIZATION will be conducting call Dan Murray at 95318 or Vic Reyes at 19. 95325. their monthly meeting on Thursday, April 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the THE NAVAL AIR TRAINING COMMAND B Multipurpose Athletic Commission meeting, 3:30, at the Special room of the Elementary CHOIR AND FLAG PAGEANT from Pensa- Services Conference School. Room. All base residents are cola, Fla. will give a performance invited to attend. at the elementary school amphithe- Guantanamo Bay Civic Council meeting, 8 p.m., at the Community Hut on ater at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 15. ward. Lee- high tide- 12:04 pm The choir is known for their excel- low tide-- 5:58 pm Local lent singing within the aviation Tomorrow sunrise--- 6:46 am community. The flag pageant is a Forecast Alcoholics Anonymous sunset---- 7:18 pm beautiful history of American flags meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 1 and 7:45 p.m. high------85 done with 35 aviation officer can- (96274, 90269 or 8275). low------_ didates marching and dressed in Gitmo 68 8813 his- Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-8 p.m. toric military uniforms. Church of Christ Today's forecast calls for partly The choir will also sing April 16 Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 7 p.m. (97115). cloudy skies with some scattered at 9:30 a.m. at the Catholic Mass Gitmo Coin Club showers. meeting, Quonset Hut 1817 behind old elementary school, Winds will be from the and again at the Protestant service 7:30 p.m. (90172). southeast at 15-18 knots, gusting at 11 a.m. up to 24 knots. Bay conditions will be 2-4 feet. Pentecostal Bible Study class, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. THE NEW ICE CREAM MAKING MACHINE has now been installed at the milk Brownie Fly-up meeting, Girl Scout Hut, 6:30 p.m. plant. As each brand of current stocks of stateside ice cream is Thursday sold out, Old Dominion ice cream products will be offered for sale Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery in the Commissary Store and Mini School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100). Marts. To encourage sales of stateside ice cream products, T 7UE all gal- Navy League Council re-organizational meeting, CPO Club Harbor Lights lon ice cream products are being Lounge, at 7:30 p.m. RSVP prior to Monday. For more information, call marked down by 42%. Frank Lewis at 8130 DWH or 95335 AWH or Jack Neill at 8814 DWH or 95538 1:00 General Hospital AWH. BPTO ANNOUNCES 1:35 Hollywood Squares berthing for 300 enlisted male and 17 male Early Movie: "Battle of the officers Nursery School registration, Nursery School on Marina Point, at 7:30 p.m. 2:00 on board Commandos" ADULT the USS Fairfax County, 3:35 Sesame Street for a port visit to Cape Haitien, Friday 4:35 Conquest of the Sea Haiti this coming weekend (April 15 and 16). Transportation R & R Almanac Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church, Bay 5:25 chits must Hill Road, 7 p.m. 5:30 Newswatch be submitted by 3 p.m. Thursday, April 13. 6:30 Wild Kingdom Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). 7:00 Space 1999 7:55 Notes of Interest Over the Hill Gang monthly meeting, president's home (364A Kittery Beach), 8:00 Barnaby Jones *Live firing 7:30 p.m. 8:55 Spirit of '76 9:00 Kojak Tuesday. Saturday 10:00 Variety none scheduled Special: "The Four Wednesday. Seasons 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad - North With the Spring" Thursday. Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at 10:55 Newswatch Update 8 a.m.-5 p. East Bargo Point, 1-4 p.m. (951038). 11:00 Late Movie: "Lady Ice" ADULT Friday. 12-5 p.m. Saturday. none scheduled Socializers Club meeting, Sunday. .none scheduled McCalla building, 5 p.m. Monday.9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday

The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Pentecostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m. and Evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pen- between Saint Nicholas and Caracoles tecostal Church, Bay Hill Road. Points and all of the upper bay north of Caracoles and Granadillo Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex -- Points will be off limits. Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting, For further information, 6 p.m. "WHAT'S A NICE GULL LIKE YOU DOING IN A contact the Special Services Marina, ComNav- DUMP LIKE THIS?" Church of Christ meeting, McCalla Chapel Bible Base Duty Officer or the Base Police. -- Study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (971115). U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. (951038). Lyceums Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting, Plantation Room of COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. (8873). Downtown: Peeper, PG Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, McCalla: Star Pilot, PG Capt. David W. DeCook ,7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Marine: Bobby Deerfield, PG ial Base Commander Leeward: The Last 4 Days, PG Naval Staln Commanding Officer Guantanamo Bay Bridge Club Charity Game, Plantation Room of the COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. Open to all personnel. Clubs 4axntly Mc11.Journaliet/Photographer Special Services Flea Market, McCalla Hangar, 2:30 until all merchandise M. Pat Pennington. Production Mai-tan is Windjammer: Kingdom of the Spiders, sold. PG 1h. Omtnam Gamee is published according to the rue. and raguladam for ship and Otation n apears Staff NCO: The Gauntlet, R tive time weekly at Anarnmnaneaseon Sow-n CPO: Club closed equip"'t at the Navy Publicatime and Printing Monday 9-r Y 1'.h offin, the opinin dat staemats in COMO: Network, R aa tem that app. herein are not to be eebtrad Y orfrid or aYreflectins th eas of MMA as Teen: Crypt of the Living Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, Dead, PG 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Tuesday, April 11, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 4* GITMO DIALOGUE ** AWARDS The Guantanamo Bay Girl Scouts wish to thank the entire community for the overwhelming support of their annual cookie sale. We were pleased that we could bring fresh cookies to our friends in Gitmo. Through your support of the local Scouting troops on base we are fortunate to be able to provide a fine program of Scouting to our young women. A special note of thanks goes to the Naval Air Station for arranging our flight to bring the cookies to Gitmo and to those crew members of the C-131 whose manpower helped us distribute them. We also commend the efforts of the Public Affairs Office, Atlantic Fleet Audio Visual Center Caribbean, Detachment Guantanamo and Navy Broadcasting Service Detachment SIX, for their generous publicity.

The Navy Exchange has the follow- ing job opening: Fish tourney Part time sales clerks needed to work at the Retail Store, six months experience preferred. For further information, call deadline near 8348. Something fishy is going on in the form of the Navy Exchange sponsored fishing tournament. The tournament ends April 30. Deadline for registering is Friday, April 14. You can register at the Certificates of Appreciation are presented to (top to bottom) Cdr. John Perform a Navy Exchange Mini Mart. Ward, Lcdr. Warren Baxley, AT1 John Baxter, ADR1 John Barrett and Capt. death-defying act. You must be registered to enter W.E. Zidbeck, by Mrs. Sheila Baxley, Chairman of Girl Scout Cookie Sale. your catch and no fair catching your fish, then entering the con- test. There are seven catagories in Beach bus schedule the tournament: Barracuda, Grouper, First Run Second Run Jack, Shark, Snapper, Snook and Tarpon. Special Services Main Bldg. 12:00 4:00 p.m. As of yesterday (Monday), these Gold Hill Barracks 12:01 p.m. 4:01 were the*leaders: G. Conkler with Tierra K (1st entrance) 12:05 4:05 a 78 lb., 66" Shark; Jack Snyder Tierra K (2nd entrance) 12:06 4:06 with a 61 lb., 13 oz., 34" Barra- Kittery Beach 12:15 4:15 cuda and C.C. Pick with a 43 lb., Windmill Beach Exerise reguarl 12:25 4:25 10 oz., 40" Grouper. Tierra K (2nd entrance) 12:35 4:35 American Heart Assoc iation,-- For more information on the con- Were Fighting For Your Life Tierra K (1st entrance) 12:36 4:36 test and its rules, contact the Gold Hill Barracks 12:40 4:40 Mini Mart Sporting Goods Section Special Services Main Bldg. 12:41 4:41 at 8497 or the Fish and Gear Lockers at Windward, 95545; and Leeward, 64338. Navy newsline Teens study child care NAVY "SEA PLAN 2000" RELEASED introduction of AEGIS anti-missile defense system and other develop- A naval force planning study ments, the report states it is directed by the Administration has necessary to begin actions to reviewed national security objec- counter the impressive potential tives through the end of this air threat that will face the Navy century and determined various naval in the 1990's. force levels that would be necessary Although not a specific ship- to accomplish those objectives. building plan, the study does com- The study - called Sea Plan 2000 - pare the effect on national defense examines the role of naval forces of three naval force levels through in their primary security objectives the year 2000. of maintaining stability, containing One force level of 474 ships crises, and deterring major war. (including MSC and reserve) con- According to Secretary of the taining 10 aircraft carriers, Navy, W. Graham Claytor, Jr., the eventually would require a reduction study had two objectives. "The in forward deployments and lead to first was to examine what the most less flexibility in crisis response probable range of tasks for naval than exists today. Additionally, forces is liable to be for the the potential to reinforce allies balance of this century. The second near the Soviet Union in a major was to determine how well we would war would be questionable. Average be able to perform these tasks with annual cost of the shipbuilding naval forces of different sizes." program to attain this force level It concludes that routine forward by the year 2000 is $6.29 billion. deployments reassure allies and also A second force level of 579 ships deter crises while serving to halt (including MSC and reserve), con- High school students demonstrate mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on infants potential Soviet adventurism. taining 12 aircraft carriers, would part of a Red Cross Child Care course given to Ms. Spurlock's "home and Additionally, naval contribution to provide more flexibility and con- family living" class recently. deterrence of a major war includes fidence in crises, particularly The instructors were Kathleen Hendel, Carol Mastervich, Alice Richard, a survivable SSBN force, protection through the number of AEGIS anti- Rebecca Nugent ant Donna Ravnikar, all volunteer nurses working with of sea lines of communication in missile ships which can provide the Red Cross. support of land campaigns, and improved anti-air warfare capability The course covered many areas of child care including care of the support of allies, among others. to battle groups and to surface small baby, child growth and development, safety and emergency measures, Another finding states that the action groups. This option would as well as food, recreation and discipline. naval fleet is threatening to de- retain sufficient force in a major Upon completion of the course, the students received an official Red cline below the threshold of numbers war to move into forward areas near Cross certificate. and types of ships. Necessary to the Soviet Union. To attain this The Red Cross class is intended to qualify students for child care du- contain serious crises while remain- size force by the year 2000, an ties. ing flexible in the deterrence of a average annual shipbuilding cost of major war. It points out that while $8.8 billion would be required. U.S. Naval Forces have made no real A third force level of 631 ships growth in the past decade, the (including MSC and reserve), con- Soviet Union has expanded the capa- taining 14 aircraft carriers, would bilities of its naval forces and its provide a higher degree of flexi- ambitions. bility and place additional emphasis FTC Weekly Ship Schedule Thw Sea Plan 2000 study reports on power projection. This size that further reductions in U.S. force could be attained by the year combatant ships, when contrasted 2000 at an average annual shipbuild- SHIP HULL NUMBER ETA ETD with the growing numbers of Soviet ing cost of $9.5 billion. USS AUSTIN LPD-4 April 3, 1978 April 23, 1978 anti-ship missile combatants, is a Sea Plan 2000 is the culmination USS PIEDMON- AD-17 April 1, 1978 May 4, 1978 matter of concern. The ability of of a seven month study which began USCGC HAMILTON WHEC-715 March 20, 1978 April 14, 1978 U.S. Naval forces to carry out their in August 1977 when Secretary of USNS ATAKAPA T-ATF-149 March 27, 1978 N/A mission now and during the next 30 Defense Brown authorized the Navy USS KING DDG-41 May 18, 1978 April 21, 1978 years is far more constrained than Department to take the lead in a USS NITRO AE-23 April 10, 1978 May 5, 1978 it has been for the past 30 years. joint Navy-Marine Corps Department USS FAIRFAX COUNTY LST-1193 April 1, 1978 April 23, 1978 While it is evident that surface of Defense study. The completed USS DAMATO DD-871 March 17, 1978 April 14, 1978 ships will become more survivable study was forwarded to the Secretary USS MYLES C. FOX DD-829 March 20, 1978 April 12, 1978 through the 1980's due to the of Defense late last month. Paqe 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, April 11, 1978 The National Basketball Association The NHL opening of the Stanley Cup and the National Hockey League are Playoffs tonight will mark the first In the NL both starting their playoffs tonight. time Colorado has ever competed in Atlanta 8, San Diego 7 The NBA' Phoenix Suns will be at post-season play. The Rockies, how- New York Mets 6, Chicago Cubs 0 home to face the Milwaukee Bucks. ever, face the unenviable task of St. Louis 11, Pittsburgh 2 The Suns finished with the third- trying to beat the Philadelphia Fly- Los Angeles 5, Houston 2 best record in the NBA this season. ers. In the other game scheduled They ended up a dozen games behind for tonight, the New York Rangers NBA, NHL the Portland Trailblazers, in second will face the Buffalo Sabres, the In the AL place in the Pacific Division. fifth-best team in the league over- Cleveland 5, Boston 4 The Bucks were the last team in all. The Sabres tied a league re- Kansas City 4, Baltimore 2 the NBA to earn a post-season spot, cord by placing six players over the California 3, Minnesota 0 playoffs beating out the Golden State War- 30-goals scored mark. In the other Oakland 1, Seattle 0 riors on the final day of the reg- first-round action, scheduled to be- ular season. gin tomorrow night, Los Angeles will The other three best of three open- be at Toronto and Detroit will open In the WHA begin tonight ing rounds will start tomorrow night. in Atlanta. New England 6, Cincinnati 1 They will be as follows: As in the NBA, the division win- Washington vs. Atlanta ners all receive first-round byes. Cleveland vs. New York They are the powerhouse Montreal, Ali and Spinks Seattle vs. Los Angeles the team favored overwhelmingly to The four division winners, Port- win it all for the second season in land, Philadelphia, Denver and San a row, the New York Islanders, who to sign for bout today Antonio, all earned first-round byes. are given the best chance of knock- NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Deposed Heavy- ing off the Canadiens, the Chicago weight Boxing Champ Muhammed Ali Black Hawks and the Boston Bruins. arrived in New Orleans yesterday for today's contract signing that Ifondo receives best wishes will rematch him against the man from Hondo who took his crown, Leon Spinks. Ali is predicting that he will be BOSTON (AP) -- Pro basketball's the first man ever to win the Heavy- LSPORTSLINE "Hondo" received word yesterday weight crown three different times. from acting's "Hondo", wishing him Spinks was supposed to arrive yes- well in the future. terday also, but wasn't, keeping John Havlicek, just retired Sun- with his habit of being late or not NAS Supply wins day, got the message from veteran showing up at all. The explanations actor John Wayne, who took time out was that he was visiting Marine from his post-operative recovery to Corp friens in North Carolina. Top relay his best-wishes. Rank's publicity man says Spinks intramural The film "Hondo" messaged the Cel- will be on hand for the signing and tic's "Hondo": "Hondo is watching official news conference. Hondo, good luck forever." The Spinks-Ali rematch is slated for the Louisianna Superdome Sept. volleyball tourney 15. Pictured left-right, front-to-back T-ball Ali says he will take the fight is the Supply Dept. Team. Apr. 3: seriously, addind, "You watch my Front: AK2 Naomi K. Cornell, AK3 Cubs 15, Mets 12 weight. You watch my footwork. .no Christopher F. Mills, AKAA Theresa ropa-a-dope. Nothing fancy. Just M. Ionni. Apr. 4: moving and sticking." Middle: AK2 Vincent Lee, AK3 Jill L. Phillies 22, Tigers 10 World Boxing Council Heavyweight Bonney, SK3 Kelvin J. Mulvaney, AKAN Champion and his likely first chal- Cynthia Mendell Apr. 5: lenger, Larry Holmes, are expected Back: AK2 Kerry A. McKinnon, AK3 Indians 14, Mets 13 to sign for a title fight tomorrow Randy M. Walters in New York. Apr. 6: The Naval Air Station's Supply Department took first in NAS's Depart- Cubs 11, Phillies 10 mental Intramural Volleyball competition. The winners as well as the --LOCAL SPORTS- second place finishers, the AIMD Staff, were awarded trophies by Capt. Apr. 7: Weekend Golf scores: W.E. Zidbeck, the commanding officer of NAS. Tigers 25, Bears 15 According to Ens. Richard C. Brown, the volleyball team coordinator, FTG 18, NAS 0 (forfeit) "The lunchtime volleyball games have generated much enthusiasm and keen Make-up game from Mar. 30 on Apr. 8: High School Green 12, Hospital "D" 6 competition among the divisions." Tigers 22, Mets 23 FTG 14 1/2, Company L 3 1/2 Marine Barracks 11, NavSta Blue 7 21" B&W Zenith portable TV, like NavSta White 13 1/2, Company L 4 1/2 new, $120. 99152 AWH. NavSta Red 11, High School Green 7 Hospital "E" 12 1/2, High School Gold Oriental food - pancit, eggrolls, 5 1/2 siopao, fried rice, Filipino dough- Standings: CLAIA1ffD/) nuts and Filipino barbecue. 99253, 84-D Granadillo Circle. NavSta Red 49 1/2

I Classified advertisemnts my becaldibewe8 and 11 &.m., or hand FTG 43 arie th1, CAfE, Offic 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., anday '67 Ford Comet, good running condi- through Frlday (excluding holidays). Deadline for pub lication is noo Marine Barracks 42 th- previousworking day. Aaealmtdt 40 words and published not tion. Trevor Samuels, 8833 after NavSta Blue 35 warv than twice weekly per subission. Coaercial advertiing is 1/2 prohibited1althugh anoueents concernig available services will be 4:30. Hospital Enlisted peralited but limited to twi e monthly. Ad fo bAiC, ("E")32 requiring cound approval my be required to provide proof of a letter High School Green 29 of authority. Ms wihdsrmnt nthe basis of race ex reed 1/2 color, or nti calorigin will not be accepted. The PbcAffai,. Give-away Hospital Officers ("O")29 reeres the right to edit atd ,rite all onwmissions. (AT-Anytime/ MCurim Wrkin .r/AWl-Aft C working our.). NavSta White 27 The Dog Pound has 6 male, Gitmo Company L 24 1/2 special puppies, available beginningr Classified Ads 951144 NAS 24 April 10. 8777. Wooden high chair, playpen, car High School Gold 23 1/2 seat; 60 HP Johnson outboard; 55 Kittens. 95574 AWH. For sale HP Johnson outboard; two 69-channel Ladies Volleyball scores: '73 Vega, orange, standard shift, CB radios with twin trucker anten- "Slightly pregnant" mixed breed radio, runs good, needs body work, nas; 11,000 BTU A/C, needs compres- small dog, great with children, Maybees 15 15 High School Gold 12 7 $550: girl's 23" bike, girl's 26" sor, 1 yr. old. 8467 AWH. with house, leash, bowl and whelp- bike, $50 each. 8630 AT, Paola ing nest. 95410 AWH. High School Green 15 15 Point 119. Commercial buffer with attachments, $50. 952253 AWH. Wanted Bank 7 9 2-Piece ravioli mold, brand new, never used, $10; Tetra Brine Shrimp Ford pickup camper shell, sliding Training wheels from a Huffy Clean Standings: L GB Treat, 2 oz., $3.50; car bed for windows, excellent condition. 8691 Machine bicycle. 8602 AT. W infants, $5; G.E. Heat N Serve DWH, 96235 AWH. High School Green 4 1 baby dish, $5. 952242 AT. Lost '73 Honda 175, needs battery, $325. Bank 4 2 1/2 Hospital M*A*S*H* 3 2 1 13' Fiberglass boat with trailer, Rick Sautelle, 962262 AWH; Bill Small black and brown puppy, part Maybees 3 3 1 1/2 styrofoam unsinkable deck, 20 HP Sheaffer, 8874 AT. Doberman, lost in vicinity of Dog High School Gold 0 6 4 1/2 Evinrude, extra parts. 99184 AT, Pound. Carter, 8777. or may be seen at Nob Hill 56-A. Two Advent speakers, $300 for both, excellent condition. Bill Sheaffer, Found Baseball scores: Yorkshire Terrier puppy, AKC, $300; 8874 AT. High School 12, FTG 3 Fisher-Price toy cash register, $5. Pair of child's red sneakers, size High School 14, MCB-5 1 8602 AT. '69 Parkette House Trailer, 12' x 6 , at Windmill Beach near the NAS Windward 9, MCB-5 4 25', 3 bedrooms, 35 foot awning. large cabana. 8632 AT. Marine Barracks 9, Company L 5 Two pairs boys' slacks, size 5, $1; Trailer Park #1745. Reasonable NavSta White 9, Marine Barracks 5 2-lb. hickory chips for barbecuing, price, delivered in July. 98125. Services $1.50; 24" barbecue grill, $3; 48" Standings: x 45" gold fiberglass drapes, $2.50. 17 Year old boy would like lawn W L GB 95410 AWH. 3 A/C. 951131. mowing jobs, has mower. 95557 AT. NavSta White 15 1 14 NavSta Blue 15 3 1 11,000 BTU Fedders A/C, very good Carburetor, new Holley 450 CFM, 2- Year-old girl would like to babysit after school. 97176 AT. Marine Barracks 13 4 2 1/2 condition, complete with window barrel, fits big block MOPAE 383, High School 12 6 4 brackets, $80. 64457 DWN. 400 or 440 CID, $30. 95415 DWH, ask for Sgt. Oliver. House and stove cleaning during NAS Windward 9 6 5 1/2 Company L 8 9 7 1/2 14' Fiberglass Runabout boat with packouts. Burke at 8734, 8231 DWH. FTG 5 8 8 1/2 trailer, 25 HP engine, 2 gas tanks, Crib, mattress, bumper pads, $20; MCB-5 4 11 10 1/2 10' cast net, large ice chest, 3 Sears Swing-o-matic with bed, $20; Would like to babysit for working NavSta Red 0 18 16 langouste gigs, langouste light, baby bathtub, $2; baby carrier, mother, Monday through Friday, Nob NAS Leeward 0 18 16 lifejackets. 96219 AT. never used, $15. 8873 AT. Hill area. 98215 AT.