Friday's flight Water Usage I 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Storage: 14.03 MIL - 100% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Production: 1.03 ML Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 1.24 MIL See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

9. 46 -- No. 198 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, October 10, 1990 Capt. McCa Amy holds third Gitmo town meeting Fleet Training Group auditorium transporting the material to Jackson- Thanks for your concem. der shortly. Shipments are being de- was the site of Gitmo's third Town ville. That's just the beginning. - PHOTO PROCESSING. The layed because of the Iraqi situation. Meeting. Naval Base Commander, We'll be instituting numerous proj- exchange will offerphoto processing - QUESTION. Is there a curfew Captain William C. McCamy ad- ects to recycle aluminum, bottles, beginning Oct. 10. Service available for teenagers? dressed the meeting and responded plastic, copper, used batteries and includes one-hour or one week proc- - ANSWER. Yes. It's 10 p.m. to questions from the audience. Here just about any other re-usable com- essing, at competitive prices. Sunday to Thursday, and midnight India- Thepress Trustoflndiasays are the highlights of that meeting. modity. That money will then go to - QUESTION.Why have gas on Friday and Saturday. at least 47 people were killed ina train - BUDGET. Military budgets are base "quality of life"' projects. We prices gone up so fast? - QUESTION. Why are we out fire set by leftist radicals last night in taking large cuts and that means give raffle tickets to all who bring - ANSWER. We buy our fuel of cat food? south India. About 15 radicals about 18 percent for our base. The material to the recycling plant. Our from Defense Fuels. They set the - ANSWER The dry food came boarded a passenger train, locked Navy must reduce personnel by first winner of the 19-inch television price and we have to pay it. The rise in un-refrigerated containers and be- doors in one car, poured gasoline and about 16,000. The bulk of those set donated by the Fleet Reserve As- is a result of the Mid-East crisis and came infested with small pests be- set it on fire. Before setting the fire, reductions are coming from normal sociation is Mrs. Pat Gass of Tierra we don't know how long it will last. cause of the heat and darkness. the leftists sang revolutionary songs. attrition - retirements, lower recruit- Kay Housing. - QUESTION. What about new Fumigation usually took care of that ted Nations - The five perma- ing goals, and resignations. We've - WATER. We're now able to A/C units for housing? problem. Now this material is being nent U.N. Security Council mem- got "lean-up" here in Guantanamo to match water production with con- - ANSWER. We were waiting shipped in frozen. The remaining bers, including the United States, about 8 to 10 percent in personnel. sumption. We can wash cars any- for 60-70 units. This week 37 ar- stock is being fumigated and should have agreed on a resolution con- We may achieve this requirement time, now. We can water lawns eve- rived. We're expecting the remain- be back on the shelves shortly. demning the violence in Israel that through normal attrition. We can't ryday between the hours of 6 to 9 has killed at least 21 Palestinians. do more with less, but we can con- p.m. We're expecting the Israeli Yesterday, Iraqi President Saddam tinue to do the best we can with what Desal Plant to be on site in April, Hussein wamed Israel to leave Arab Gitmo's Navy Ball set for Oct. 20 we have. which will help raise our production lands or face vengeance because of Guantanamo Bay will celebrate Tickets for E-7 and above are - SELF-HELP. We've been for- even more. Thanks for your conser- the violence. He said Iraq has a the Navy's 215th Birthday with an $20 each. For E-6 and below they tunate here in Gitmo in getting major vation efforts. missile that can strike from hun- audacious ball on Saturday, Oct. are $15 each. The guest speaker for of miles away. projects accomplished during this - MWR. The MWR budget is dreds this extravaganza is the National period of belt tightening. Among down by $500,000. That's another 20, 1990. The gala is at the Wind- jammer Club and kicks off at6 p.m. Executive Secretary of the Fleet Libya - New evidence links Libyan those projects are the completion of reason why recycling is so impor- The military uniform for this Reserve Association. intelligence agents with the terrorist the Child Development Center, the tant. We need other sources of fund- spectacular event is service dress Chief bombing of a Pan Am plane in De- renovation of the Goat Locker, the ing to continue to improve 'quality of Warrant Officer , Nor- cember 1988 that killed 270 people. Clipper Club, the lounge at the life.' We've hired an 0 Club and white or equivalent. For female man E. Pearson, a 26 year Navy The New York newspaper "The rebuilding of Gitmo ex- CPO Club manager and they should military personnel E-6 and below veteran, is the full time director of Times" says government investiga- O'Club, III, pansion of Sherman Avenue by the be aboard shortly. Randy Travis appropriate civilian attire is op- operations for the 150,000 member tors believe the Libyans built the tional. organization. bomb and planted it on the plane. Mall, new barrel boats and rebuilt will be aboard the weekend of Nov. Marina docks. 25. He'll perform at McCalla Han- Navy band performing group, You can purchase tickets from Iraq - Another evacuation of - RECYCLING. This is becom- gar on the 26th. Discovery will provide top notch your command representative or Americans from Iraq is scheduled. ing a major source of income and a - LITTER. The word is getting entertainment for your listening get more information by calling The State Department says a U.S. positive means of keeping our base around and our town is looking a lot and dancing pleasure. M.W.R. at 2249. chartered 747 jetliner will leave litter free. We just accepted our first better. This is an ongoing project Wednesday for the Iraqi port city of check for $13,100, less the cost of that needs our constant attention. i Basra to pick up an estimated 400 1- U.S. citizens and their foreign-bom family members. The flight will fly Bush applauds world unity against Iraq in this week's Navy news on to London and then on to North Carolina Thursday. UNITY AGAINST IRAQ - the forces we need to do any job to pull up and leave their civilian HELICOPTER CRASH - Speaking before the opening session that's required, whether it be defense lives, but reserves have been very Three Navy crewmembers were of the U.N. General Assembly Oct. 1, or any other contingency that could important, and I think using reserves killed after their helicopter crashed President Bush applauded the inter- arise." have been very important, and I think into the Pacific Ocean approxi- _SUSA national stand against Iraq's inva- Mauz also explained that inter- using reserves continues, and if the mately 24 miles off the OregonCoast sion of Kuwait and maintained his ception operations in support of the reserves maintain the enthusiasm Sept. 30. )r News views against the actions of Saddam U.N. trade embargo against Iraq and professionalism we've seen so The two pilots and one enlisted Hussein. have been very successful. "Iraqi far, then the total force concept will aircrewman were participating in a Alaska - Oil producers an- While media reports indicated shipping has pretty much dried up in pass a major test." joint U.S. -Canadian Naval exercise nounced plans today to pump the president gave the U.N. new hope the Gulf," he said. "There's still a DESERT SHEILD TROOPS when their SH-60B "Seahawk heli- more crude from America's oil that the crisis in the Gulf could be possibility of them trying to get TO VOTE - Service members copter went down less than a mile reservoir at Prudhoe Bay on solved without going to war, Mr. something in or out, but we'll stop taking part in operation Desert from the ship on which their aircraft Alaska's Arctic coast. The Bush stood with the policy that has them if we have to." Shield will be able to was embarked, $1,000,000 project will result in a vote in upcom- the guided missile 100,000 barrel-a-day increase in guided U.S. actions in the Middle TOTAL FORCE EFFORT - ing Nov. 6 general election, thanks to frigate USS Cromelin. The three production by 1995. In announc- East. In a new conference following Chief of Naval Operation Adm. the Defense Department's Federal crewman were assigned to the San ing the project, the presidents of the session, the Iraqi troops from Frank B. Kelso said the recent mobi- Voting Assistance Program Office. Diego Base Helicopter Squadron B.P. Exploration of Alaska and Kuwait stating, "there is no flexibil- lization of reserves in support of Henry Valentino, program direc- HSL-43. ARCO Alaska said they have ity here. You've got to make Kuwait operation desert shield will be a tor, said he's working with the states' NAVY RECRUITING - As resolved a long-standing dispute the way it was." major test for the Navy's total force secretaries of state to ensure military Fiscal Year 1990 came to a close, the over ownership of natural gas re- MAUZ - U.S. Naval power in concept. members have the opportunity to Navy was wrapping up one of the serves. They agreed to merge the Persian Gulf region has reached Speaking at the Naval Reserve vote and that their votes will be re- most successful years of recruiting some of their Alaskan operations full strength and "will be adequate to Association to save money. National Conference ceived in sufficient time to be since the all-volunteer force began, any task" if called upon, the Chief of Oct. 4, the CNO said he knows the counted. This year's vote includes according to Rear Adm. Henry C. Washington - Marine Corps of- U.S.Naval forces in theMiddle East Desert Shield reserve activation has elections for all 435 members of the McKinney, Commander, Naval Re- ficials say LL Cl. William Higgins said in an interview last week. been difficult for some. but empha- U.S. House of Representatives, 35 cruiting Command. has been declared dead. That word "The Navy's ready, and we've sized that reservists are an integral U.S. Senate seats, 38 governors' "One of the reasons this has been comes three-and-a- half years been ready for some time, Vice Adm. part of the Navy equation. positions and various other state and such a successful year is the quality afterhe was kidnapped in southem Henry H. Mauz Jr. said. "We have all I know it's hard for these people local offices. Please see NAVY NEWS, page 3 Lebanon and more than a year after Moslem extremists said they had killed him. At that time, they released a videotape showing a Contract renovations for East Bargo housing area to begin soon hoodedmanhangingby the neck. GUANTANAMO BAY - The for renovations. To minimize the not be damaged during removal of Work in each house should take The Pentagon says a memorial McCarty Corporation will be sched- time required to complete each the old and installation of the new no more thanseven days. The kitchen service for Higgins will be held uling kitchen and bathroom renova- house, residents should do the fol- counter tops) and clear counter tops, and bathroom will not be usable Nov. 8. tions in the East Bargo housing area. lowing: walls and the kitchen and pantry during some of the renovation. At the The renovations being done in - Have an adult present in the floors. end of each workday, the contractor Washington - Nine Japanese- Americans placed in internment these houses are installing new house during renovations. Residents In the bathroom, clear the walls will try to ensure the bathroom is camps during World War II re- counter tops, sheet vinyl floor, and will have an opportunity, after the and floor and remove any items that usable. ceived formal letters of apology paint the walls in the kitchen and house is scheduled in the paper for might be damaged during the floor However, the kitchen may not and $20,000 each from the U.S. bathrooms. renovations, to waive this require- work and painting. Refrigerators/ be usable for several days. The con- government Tuesday. The cere- The Housing Office has ordered ment by contacting the contractor. freezers will be moved from the tractor will be working on Saturdays mony at theJustice Department in dishwashers through the Navy Sup- - After the house has been kitchens by the contractor. You may to minimize the time they are work- Washington, D.C. marks the be- ply system and will be installed scheduled and announced in the need to remove some items tempo- ing in each house and disrupting the ginning of a three-year $1,25 bil- under a separate contract. About Gazette and before the contractors rarily to avoid any breaking or spill- occupant. If Saturday work will be a lion program to compensate the three days in advance, an announce- arrived to do the work, completely ing during the move. The refrigera- problem for you, you will be able to estimate surviving Japanse- American intemees. ment will be in the Gazette to letyou empty kitchen base cabinets and tors/freezers will be moved to loca- notify the contractor of this after know when your house is scheduled drawers (so your kitchen wares will tions where they can be plugged in. your house is scheduled for work. PAO 2. WEDNESDAY, OcroBE 10.,1990, GuANTANAM o DARY GA2rrm SECURITY LOG Gitmo Citations took a small dip this the accidents involved objects. It's are witnessing the birth of a future By the way - the many were natu- past week, dropping to 85, nine less amazing how things crawl, jump, songwriter and rock 'n roll legend. rally our local police. Nice job! than last week's 94. They came in bump and move just as you're get- Unfortunately, this person's name Finally, in our miscellaneous writtenregular (63), written warning ting there. "Honest officer, the boat will live in infamy. section, one person thought he'd Gab (8) and verbal warning (14). Repeat sailed right into my car." In our property damage section, follow to the beat of his own drum. offenders dropped from 37 to this Thieves were at work heisting there was a report of damage to a Unfortunately, the leader of the band One short - The Scheduled Airline Traffic Office (SATO) finds week's 19. both government and private prop- automobile parked in the bowling al- had a senior beat and the "order" was lot. This bowler either direct. What we have here themselves one representative short Security found five more people erty. ley parking is a failure in helping you with your travel. With not wearing their seat belts. That's - Someone took some tools has a terrible hook or he bowls like to "obey." Music class is now in the holiday season upon us (al- the same as last week, but it's still 10 from the Shore Intermediate Mainte- "Hulk Hogan." session down at the police station. readyl), you may find the wait for too many. You may think 25 mph is nance Activity (SIMA) R-2 spaces. Three pugilists were at work this On thatnote, we wrap up another service to be long. Phone calls to the slow enough, but there are a lotmore Work requests are easier - try it past week but the odds were not in Security Log. If you have any infor- SATO office may prove difficult. injuries reported for accidents under some time. their favor. The three tried to take on mation on these or other unreported SATO regrets any inconvenience 40 mph than at over that speed. - Another person lifted a guitar, the one, but instead found there were incidents, call Security at 4105 or this may cause and asks Gitmo resi- On the accidentscene, therewere typewriter and amplifier from the many, so they had too few, and soon 4168. Security withholds names on dents for their support and patience until the other representativereturns four, the same as last week. Three of APTCO compound. Obviously, we learned the meaning of "detention." request. from maternity leave or another SATO representative arrives from Norfolk, Va. And . as a reminder, 0 Guantanamo, beat the Christmas rush, mail early PSD's Transportation Office can only assist you with official travel AP - The postal service is military and international locations space available mail, Nov. 24. cards, Dec. 1; parcel airlift, Nov. 24; and notwithleisureflightplans. So if making its annual Christmas request, should be sent as early as possible. Australia: Air parcels, Nov. 16; space available, Nov. 13. you are planning that special holiday "Please mail early." There's no deadline for Christ- letters/cards, parcel airlift and space Middle East: Air parcels, Nov. vacation, talk to Mary. SATO is open Thousands of letters and parcels mas maillin the U.S.,butofficials say available mail, Dec. 1. 16; letters/cards, Nov. 26; parcel from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m., intended for the troops in the Middle the earlier it's sent, the better. Caribbean: Air parcels and let- airlift, Nov. 10; space available, Monday through Friday, or call 4517. East are expected to place an added For international mail, these are ters/cards, Dec. 1; parcel airlift, Nov. Nov. 3. burden on the mail service, which the agency's suggested deadlines for 23; space available, Nov. 19. Southeast Asia: Air parcels, Bravo Zulu! - Gimo's water generally faces its busiest day of the Christmas delivery: Europe: Air parcels, letters/ Nov. 16; letters/cards, Nov. 19; par- storage level is again over the 14- year the Monday before Christmas. Africa: Air parcels, Nov. 20; cards, Dec. 1; parcel airlift, Nov. 24; cel airlift, Nov. 9; space available, million gallon mark thanks to the Noting that the postal service letters/cards, Dec. 1; parcel airlift space available, Nov. 13. Nov. 2. dedicated conservation efforts of will be moving a tremendous volume mail, Nov. 9; space available mail, Far East: Air parcels, letters/ Central and South America: Air residents. Clap, pat yourself on the of holiday mail overseas, Assistant Oct. 26. cards, Dec. 1; parcel airlift and space parcels, Dec. 1; letters/cards, Dec. 6; back and otherwise give yourself a PostmasterGeneral Allen Kane says Alaska: Air parcels, letters/ available, Nov. 15. parcel airlift, Nov. 23; space avail- "Well Done," you've earned it. cards, letters and packages bound for cards, Dec. 8; parcel airlift, Dec. 1; Greenland: Air parcels, letters/ able, Nov. 9. While we're over the top, we can continue to use water as we need it, however, let's continue to useour re- People in the news sources wisely and eliminate waste. Keep up the great work Gitmot AP- The super-rich are getting recently made a big stand to get a Former president, Ronald Re- or a dose of what many Americans al- salary. The magazine adds that, even agan, is returning to visit his boy- Safe haven-Thenew destruc- ready know - rougher economic though Ivana is now collecting an hood home in Dixon, Ill., but he Boston radio sports announcer tive weather instruction is on the times. Forbes magazine says 53 of actual paycheck, it clearly won't be wants to do itwith as little fanfare as Johnny Most has retired due to ill streetsandthemajorchangerequires the nation's 400 richest people suf- enough to let her continue to live like possible. The executive director of health. His gravely voice and parti- residents to fill out a form stating fered declines in net worth this year. aTrump. the Reagan Home Preservation san game-calling of basketball where they will stay during a hurri- cane. If you live in non-hurricane Donald Trump isn't on the latest list. Foundation says Reagan's wish is to games at the Boston Garden are proof housing, you must fill out this Last year, his worth was pegged at Judy Collins says her best- come back as a private citizen. The known wellby generations of Boston form. For details, check the new in- $1.7 billion. Forbes says his fortune known work as a singer-songwriter former President is expected to at- Celtics fans. Mostunderwent a triple struction or call the Housing Office could be within hailing distance of during the 1960's and early 70's is tend only a few private functions and bypass heart operation last year that for details. zero this year because of looming enjoying a resurgence because it's will not make any public appear- forced him to miss most of the 1989- loan deadlines and a slow economy. being reissuedon compactdisc. In an ances during his visit Oct. 30. 90 season. It's hot! - Have you seen First on the list was entrepreneur interview in California's Orange waste, fraud or abuse of government John Werner Kluge, worth an esti- County Register, Collins says she property or money? Are there areas Today in music thebase that are not safe for work, $1.6 billion. remains as socially active now as she of mated living or play? Then call the Com- UPI - The United Nations hon- Lennon was shot by Mark was in the 1960's. She recalls sing- manding Officer's Hotline at 4800. Dec. 8,1980, as the singer Ivana Trump is no longer col- ing, "Amazing Grace," at a Nelson ored John Lennon ina soleman cere- Chapman Be part of the solution and make the lecting a salary of $1 a year and all Mandela rally in New York which mony yesterday on what would have entered the lobby of his upper west call - you'll be glad you did. the dresses she can buy for running Tracy Chapman attended. And she been the singers 50th birthday. A side apartment building in New her estranged husband's Plaza Hotel. says it felt good to be linking arms tearful Yoko Ono urged fans of her York. New York Magazine quotes a Plaza with the present. slainhusbandtokeep alivethepower spokeswoman as saying Mrs. Trump of dreams and love. Said Ono, "His spirit still lives in all of us whose News and Entertainment I lives have been touched by him." News On Channel 2 Lennon's song, "Imagine," was sent around the world as part of a 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 3:00 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS PLAY-OFFS radio broadcast. Organizers say a CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 potential one-billion people from 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 6:10 CNN NEWSROOM Career North America to the Soviet Union CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:30 M*A*S*H and American GI's in the Persian CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 7:30 FIRE: COUNTDOWN TO Gulf listened to the celebration, 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) DISASTER Choice which was broadcast from U.N. CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 8:00 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Petty Officer Second Class headquarters in New York. CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) PLAY-OFFS Curtis N. Varner, Jr. of Ono's voice trailed into the soft 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) Security reenlisted for four sob when she said, "Happy birthday, years. The Moncks Corner, John." She added, "For a dream we All movies begin at 8 p.m. S.C. native is looking for- dream alone, it's only a dream. But a Downtown Lyceum ward to his next assign- dream we dream together, it's real- First Power. Suspense (R). 1:38 ment in Roosevelt Roads, ity." McCalla Lyceum Puerto Rico. Varner arrived Lennon's birthday was cele- Show of Force.Thriller (R).1:33 in Gitmo In July 1988. brated in other ways across the na- tion. The Alliance for Survival, an anti-war, anti-nuclear group that has GITMO PEOPLE marked Lennon's birthday every This instructor trains ships in propulsion year since his death. engineering for the Fleet Training Group, he is:

Experts say drinking to your health may kill you NAME: Guillermo A. Nurse AP - Experts say that people say that lifespan seems to be lower going on. who drink to their good health may among people whose drinking is The report says the heavier HOMETOWN: havereducedchances ofhaving good higher. drinkers - those who had two or Ancon Canal Zone, Panama health to drink to. The researchers It's no secret that alcohol raises more aday-weremore likely to die TIME IN GITMO: your risk of dying from everything before 65 than were people who 1 year, 5 months from a traffic accident to cirrhosis of rarely, if ever, drank. For men, the CHOICES: M the liver. But now, a statistician has risk was twice that of abstainers - HOBBY figured out the odds. Darryl Ber- for women, it was three times. Fixing A/C's tolucci of the National Institute On SPORT: Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism pre- In other words, more than 42 Baseball sented his findings to the American percent of the heavy-drinking men MUSIC: Public Health Association. had died before 65, compared with Bertolucci focused on about about 22 percent of the abstainers. Salsa 8,300 men and 7,100 women who For women, about 41 percent of the SECRET TO SUCCESS: died in 1986. Researchers got infor- heavy drinkers died, compared with Giving it the best you got. mation about their drinking habits about 13 percent of the abstainers. LIFE'S GOALS: from their relatives. He concedes The study says people who were Get a commission and open my own business. that's not as good a measure as light or moderate drinkers - light IF I COULD DO IT ALL OVER, I: checking the other way - finding being up to three drinks a week and Would have gone to college. live people, classifying their drink- moderate drinkers - being from IF I HAD 3 WISHES: ing habits and seeing what happens three to 13 - also had somewhat Be happy, healthy and have a successful career. to them. higher risks. Just the same, he says, you can Bertolucci says it's something to NOTE: If you are interested in nominating someone for Gitmo People, call 4520. get a pretty good idea of what is think about, GUANTANAMo DAH.Y GAzerm. WEDNESDAY, OcroBER 10, 1990, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "What do you like best about Navy life and why?"

Sgt.CeceliaFuzesi,NCOICof Susan Jordan, Dependent: Kathy Boggs, MWR Publicity Julie Rohne. 2nd Grade: My Petty Officer Second Class Vet Clinic: Even though I'm in Even though I'm married to a Specialist: I like the fact that I dad's in the Navy. I'm glad we Glenn Baez, Chief Fire In- the Army, the best thing I like Marine, I like living by the water can travel around the world. It's came to Cuba, because I have a spector at Leeward Point about living on the naval base is here in Gitmo. I've always lived given us the chance to experience lot of fun with all my friends. We Fire Department: I like to we have afull service clinic. We by the water, so having my hus- other cultures and we've been go to the beach somtimes and I travel, because you're never in can do all the things we're band stationed at a Navy base able to travel while moving from tried snorkeling. When I grow up one place too long, to getreally trained to do. enables me to continue enjoying one duty station to the next I want to be a Navy doctor. bored and your job always water activities. changes. Next week's question will be "What do you think was the greatest moment in naval history?"

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Today in history AP - Today's highlights in his- On this date: made its American debut at the Au- tic and Pacific Oceans commingled Dubose Hayward and Ira Gershwin, tory: In 1813, composer Giuseppe tumn Ball in Tuxedo Park, N.Y. in the Panama Canal after U.S. engi- opened on Broadway. Oct. 10, 1973, Vice President Verdi was born in Le Roncole, Italy. In 1911, revolutionaries under neers blew up the Gamboa Dam. In 1938, Germany completed its Spiro T. Agnew, accused of accept- In1845, theU.S. NavalAcademy Sun Yat-Sen overthrew China's In 1935, the American opera, annexation of Czechoslovakia's bes, pleaded no contest to one opened in Annapolis, Md. Manchu dynasty. "Porgy and Bess," with music by Sudetenland. t of federal income tax evasion. In 1886, the tuxedo dinner jacket In 1913, the waters of the Atlan- George Gershwin and Libretto by In 1943, Chiang Kai-Shekbe- came the president of China. NAVY NEWS. continued from page one In 1964, the 18th Summer Olym- pic Games opened in Tokyo. such a successful year is the quality nied tour length has been changed ers who understand the importance for the cargo door from United Air- In 1978, President Jimmy Carter of our recruits," said McKinney. from 36 to 24 months. The unaccom- of this front-line duty." lines Flight 811 in July. The Boeing signed a bill authorizing the Susan B. "These young people are the best the panied tour length, previously 24 CIVILIAN HIRING FREEZE 747 door opened during flight at Anthony dollar. Navy has ever known. The quality of months, is now 12months, except for - Defense Secretary Dick Cheney 22,000 feet shortly after take off today's sailor is higher than it has the Joint U.S. Military Advisory recently announced that the hiring from Honolulu, ripping away part of ever been." Group and the Marine Barracks freeze on civilian personnel will the fuselage and killing nine people. DINING NEW PIER COMPLEX - where the unaccompanied tour continue through Dec. 31 to ensure BLUEBACK DECOMMIS- BAY Naval Station Ingleside took another length is 18 months. civilian employment is reduced to SIONING - The Navy's era of POST 46 step toward completion Sept. 29 as A tour length change has also levels consistent with the lower diesel-powered submarines ended, Tonight: Beef Fried Rice Navy, congressional and local offi- been approved for Exmouth, Austra- budget reality the U.S. will face in and a new era marked by an all nu- Thursday's Lunch: Jerk Chicken/ cials gathered for the ribbon cutting lia effective for all orders written Fiscal Year 1991 and beyond. clear-powered submarine force be- Pork ceremony at the station's new pier after Aug. 24. The accompanied tour The Defense Department has gan when USS Blueback, the last SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE and wharf complex. length was been changed from 36 to announced several exceptions to the diesel-electric-powered sub in the Thursday: Beef Broccoli Although some projects at the 24 months. The unaccompanied tour hiring freeze since its inception in fleet, was decommissioned during OFFICERS' CLUB station are still on hold under the length remains at 24 months. mid-January, including ceremonies at the San Diego Subma- one for posi- TonightOpen Menu con- ntie Department's military CAREER RECRUITER tions essential to support Operation rine Base. Thursday's Lunch: Country Fried tion freeze, the new waterfront FORCE - Senior Petty Officers Desert Shield. Those who intend to When Blueback's commission- Steak complex represents a major mile- and Chiefs with recruiting experi- file for an exemption may wish to ing was broken off and the colors stone in the naval station's develop- ence and proven leadership ability discuss their request informally with officially lowered during the emo- CPO CLUB ment at a time when defense budget are encouraged to apply now for se- theproperauthority before preparing tional ceremony, the U.S. Navy be- Tonight Open Menu Thursday's Lunch: Whole Tom cuts and fiscal constraints have Navy lection into the Career Recruiter extensive documentation. Points of came the world's first all-nuclear Turkey and congressional leaders looking at Force (CRF). contact for questions concerning submarine force. Serving the fleet a smaller Navy. The Naval Station's The CRF consists of nearly 700 hiring freeze coverage, appointment, for nearly 31 years, Blueback made WINDJAMMER CLUB Executive Officer, Cmdr. Deane K. volunteer recruiters who are chosen exceptions and exemptions can be hercontribution to the security of the Tonight: Stir Fry Gibson, acknowledged the signifi- through a semi-annual selection found in ALNAV 151/90. nation through 10 Westpac deploy- CLIPPER CLUB cance of finishing the new pier facil- board. Selectees are converted (if MISSING CARGO DOOR - ments. Tonight: Cajun Cuisine ity, calling it the most important necessary) to the Navy Counselor The Navy's deep submergence event since the station's official (NC) rating and are assigned perma- vehicle Sea Cliff found a small CARIBE DINING ROOM ground breaking in February 1988. nently to CRF for the remainder of needle in a big haystack, recently Flight Sch. from page one Thursday: Deluxe Turkey Sandwich TOUR LENGTH CHANGES theirnaval career. The next selection locating and retrieving both halves FRA -The Defense Departmentrecently board convenes Jan. 15, 1991. of a passenger jet cargo door on the Flight Dale Loc. Arrive Depart Tonight: Mexican Night approved tour length changes for "Recruiting is a highly visible floor of the Pacific Ocean some 90 727 1016 NAS Nrfolk - 8:00 a.m. Gitmo noon GRADE SCHOOL officer and enlisted members or- 11:00 a field, which impacts daily on the miles off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii. Kingsta 1 30 pm 1:45 p. Thursday: Hamburger dered to duty in the Republic of the Navy's reputation," said Master At the request of the National Oimo 215 ps. 3:45 pm. HIGH SCHOOL Philippines as of Oct. 1. NAS Nfolk 6:15 pm. Chief Robert Robinson, CRF Force Transportation Safety Board Thursday: Sub Sandwich In the Philippines, the accompa- Master Chief. "We need hard-charg- (NTSB), the Navy began searching NOTE: If you change flight notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, OCrOBER 10, 1990, GUANTANAMO DALY GA2E-rr SPORTS

Sports A's Moore can't explain poor showing in 1990 Roundup UPI - Oakland Athletics' right- Oakland's Bob Welch, the star- we start to swing the bat, we'll be failed to make it through the 1990 sea- hander Mike Moore has a hard time ing and winning pitcher in game two, all right." son. And, the loss of two promising explaining his 1990 season. Moore set aplayoffrecord simply by throw- In the National League, he's minor leaguers to Philadelphia because NFL says, "I can just summarize it by ing one pitch. Welch has appeared in been called Howdy Doody, he misinterpreted the waiver rules. saying I had a bad year." seven playoffs, the first in 1978 mocked Packers- The Green Bay Packers as a country bumpkin and Still, there seems little doubt Moore went from 19-11 have unloaded fullback Brent Fullwood last year while a member of the Los Angeles derided as a terrible general man- Doughty is a sharp-eyed judge of talent to the Cleveland Browns for a draft to 13-15 in 1990. The Boston Red Dodgers. ager. as well as a master builder of baseball choice. The Packers had been having Sox lost the first two games of the Welch, a 27-game winner and Cy With his red hair and mild teams. The proof is in both dugouts trouble with Fullwood, a first-round American League playoffs at home Young Award candidate, went manner, Pittsburgh Pirates' gen- the National League playoffs. draft pick out of Auburn in 1987. Green and if they wanted to avoid a sweep seven-and-one-third innings. He eral manager Larry Doughty does Doughty laid the foundation for the Bay lost at Chicago last Sunday and by the A's, their best chance was in didn't survive the sixth inning in his look a bit like Buffalo Bob's pup- Cincinnati Reds. On the Reds' 25-man Fullwood stayed in the locker room for game three yesterday. Oakland previous six post-season starts. pet-sidekick gone to middle age. roster are eightplayers eitherdrafted the second half, claiming he was too sick or manager Tony La Russa picked By raising their playoff record to And he has made some blun- to continue playing. However, coach signed out of tryout camps during Moore over Scott Sanderson, who 19-15, the A's set an American Lindy Infanti said Fullwood went to a ders since replacing Syd Thrift as Doughty's years as assistant scouting was 17-11 in his first season with the Green Bay night club Sunday night. League mark for most wins and tied general manager in 1988. He had director in 1982. Browns - Rumors circulated all A's and 2-0 against Boston. Moore the Dodgers for most in the majors. an attempted trade of Glen Wilson In Pittsburgh, he put the roof and weekend that Cleveland Browns' coach performed brilliantly. Boston's starting pitchers have to Houston for Alan Ashby, who finishing touches on this season's East Bud Carson was on the bubble. But, La Russa's thinking was based done their jobs through the first two first refused the move and then Champions. Cleveland's come-from-behind win at on Moore's previous post-season games of the series. Roger Clemens was released by the Astros. Then Critics claim all that proves is that Denver Monday night should put Car- experience. He was 3-0 last October (who pitches today) and Dana there was a bad deal for shortstop he is a good scout. But Doughty be- son's future to rest, at least for this week- with one start in the playoff series Kiecker combined for 11-and-two- Rey Quinones, who was released lieves there is a subtle end. Browns' owner Art Modell yester- difference be- against Toronto and two victories third innings of 10-hit, one-run ball. three months later. The $3.6 mil- day denied a report in the Cleveland tween evaluating unproven youngsters over the Giants in the World Series. Catcher Tony Plain Dealer that he talked to offensive Penasays, "As soon as lion signing of Walt Terrell, who and productive major leaguers. co-ordinator Jim Shofner about replac- ing Carson. The Browns halted a three- Big Eight turns down fifth-down appeal game losing skid by beating Denver and UPI - Now that the Big MLB improved to 2-3. Eight Missouri stand wasn't unexpected. James, the Big Eight was in the has refused to resolve the fifth-down Colts - Indianapolis Colts' coach Never in the history of college foot- middle of a ticklish situation. A Playoffs Ron Meyer wants Eric Dickerson back controversy, it's up to Colorado to ball has a ruling body overturned a reversal would have been a prece- Tuesday's set the result straight. results and team owner Robert Irsay plans to result because of an official's mis- dent-setting move, opening the ALCS meet this week with the veteran running The conference's decision to let take. door of appeal to any school that Oakland 4, Boston 1 back. Dickerson was placed on the non- the Buffaloes' 33-31 victory over Indefense of CommissionerCarl felt it had been stung by a blown NLCS football injury list by the Colts after he call. Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 3 skippedpre-seasonphysicals. Helostan ALCS-game 4 Last weekend alone was filled appeal to NFL Commissioner Paul Ta- Boston at Oakland, 3:18 p.m. GITMO ATHLETICS with examples. Ohio State coach gliabue and in the process, a huge chunk NLCS-game 5 Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh, of pay. Dickerson will be eligible forre- John Cooper surely would have 8:27 p.m. instatement to the roster a week from wanted to protest the Illinois for- today and could play in the Colts' next AQUATICS RECREATION ward lateral that resulted in an game, at home Oct. 21, against Denver. Cleaning pools - Each day, all MWR Navy DayRuns-SaluteNavy's215th Illini touchdown and kept the pools willhaveone hour devoted to the clean- birthday in a 10K Run, 5K Run/Walk Bills - An ankle injury has landed or 1 NHL ing of the pool. No one will be allowed to Mile Walk. Naval Hospital sponsorsiton Sat., Buckeyes from a comeback. And Buffalo Bills' free safety Mark Tuesday's results Kelso on swim during that hour. Lifeguanis will be on Oct 13, 8 a.m. Fee, $8, includes T-shirt/ UCLA could have been expected injured reserve. Kelso fractured and dis- New Jersey 5, Minnesota 2 duty. Call 2560/2193. snacks. Call Lt. JoAnn Critelli at 7245 tosign to ask for a review of the last-play St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh clocated his left ankle during Sunday's SCUBA course - Experience the up. 3 touchdown pass that was called Los Angeles 6, Vancouver victory over the Los Angeles Raiders beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in Instructors needed - Wanted: tennis 2 and is expected to be out five to six MWR's Intro. to SCUBA Course, age 13 and and racquetball instructors. If you are inter- back because quarterback Tommy weeks. older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two ested in teaching these sports through MWR Maddox stepped over the line of Jets - The New York Jets have open water dives. No certification awarded. Athletics, call Amy at 2560. scrimmage, although those re- suffered a major blow. Guard Dave Call 2961/3845. Tennis Lessons - Can't fit tennis les- plays showed officials to be cor- Ladies Nite Out Cadigan undergoes knee surgery next Swim Meet - Blue Dolphin Develop- sons into your schedule? Now, instructors ment Swim Meetis Sat., Oct 13, 8-11 a.m. at available just for you. To brush up on your rect. week and will miss the restof the season. Bowling League the Marine Pool. Swimmers must sign-up by skills or to leam tennis, call 3845 and sign up So the Big Eight, in suspend- The Southern Cal product, who was 7:30 am. Divisions are ages 8 and under, 9- for tennis lessons that fit your schedule. Les- ing referee J.C. Louderback's Tuesday, Oct. 2 drafted number one by the Jets in 1988, 11,12-14 and 15 and older. The community is sons are one hour at the base tennis courts at crew indefinitely, probably went High game tore a ligament in his right knee during invited to participate. $20 per lesson. Gloria Baer, 540 as far as itcould. Sunday's loss at Miami. Cadigan and Therest will have High series the rest of the offensive line helped BRIDGE GROUP REEF RAIDERS to be done by Colorado. Gloria Baer, 210 make the Jets the AFC's top-rated of- All Hands - The "All Hands Bridge Two-tank dive - Reef Raiders is hav- Declaring a forfeit isn't an Ladies Nile Out Standings fense. Group" played Mon., Oct. 8, with two full ing atwo tank dive atlidden BeachOct. 13, easy thing to do, especially in Won Lost Pct Awards - Atlanta Falcon's tables in play. The event was a Swiss team. from 8 a.m. to noon. Members will receive quar- today's game in which conference CFB'sHigh Rollers 30 10 75 The winner were the team of Carol and Art free air. FMI call3264. terback Chris Miller and linebacker championships and $3 million The Alley Babes 28 12 70 Corsano, and Anne Williamson and Janice GarageSale-ReefRaidersis having a Charles Haley of the San Francisco B.Bs 26 14 65 Clapper. Bridge is played every Monday garage sale Oct. 27, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. bowl bids are on the line. But then 49ers were named NFC Offensive and Pin Busters 26 14 65 night at 6:30pm. FMI call Janice at 4892 Proceeds are for a new compressor. Dona- again, it can't be any easier living Defensive Players of the Week. Cincin- S.O. L. 22 18 55 tions will be accepted Oct. 24-26. No clothes with the notion that some of those Crazy Four 20 20 50 nati Bengals' quarterback Boomer Esi- please. FMI call 2472/3264. CAPTAIN'S CUP rewards came unjustly. Motor Mouths 20 20 50 ason took the AFC Offensive Player of Ecology Dive - Reef Raiders is spon- Raquetball - Anyone interested in Hair N Air 20 20 50 the Week award and Buffalo linebacker soring an Ecology Dive at Windmill Beach playing Captain's Cup raquetball for NAS/ The Split Queens 18 22 45 Cornelius Bennett was honored on de- Oct. 20, at 8 a.m. All divers are welcome. VC-10 call P02 Droste at 6414/6367-DWH Reds Team #1 18 22 45 i Members receive free air. FMI call 3264. win fourth fense. or 2763-AWH. )ay City Bowlers 16 24 40 Meeting - There will be a Captain's AP -- Cincinnati has taken a 3- Ball Dusters 14 26 35 NCAA Cup Tennis meeting at the base gym Thurs- YOUTH ACTIVITIES 1 lead in the best-of-seven Na- ITT "Can You Hold?" 12 28 30 day, Oct.11, at 5 p.m. FMI call 2504/2560. Pre-teen weightlifting -Every Wed., Pin Pals 10 30 25 Big East-Miami - The Big East tional League Championship Se- 6-8 p.m., Youth Activities offers pre-teen Conference is expected to learn today if ries. The Reds beat Pittsburgh 5-3 CORRAL weightlifting for eight youngsters at the base Miami will accept an invitation to be- gym. Supervision/transportation provided yesterday. Trio Scratch Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- come the league's 10th member. Miami from Youth Center. Parents must sign con- Chris Sabo drove in three runs fers the fleetSat rides from 4-7 p.m. and Sun., is the defending National Champion in sent form available at Youth Center. 1-4 p.m. Cost $20 per person, reservations Call for the Reds, one with a sacrifice League college football and currently is ranked 4075. required. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. fly that gave Cincinnati a 2-1 lead Thursday, Oct. 4 Bowling Party - The Youth Center is fourth in the UPI coaches' poll. Only Pony rides -The MWR Corral offers Men's High game sponsoring a bowling party at the Marble- in the fourth and two with a homer three of the nine Big East schools, Pitt, pony rides on Tue. and Thur. from 2:30-4:30 Greg Brayton, 798 head Recreation Center Tuesday, Oct. 23. that put them on top 4-2 in the Syracuse and Boston College, play foot- p.m for only 50 cents. The next rides will in Men's High Series Transportation is provided. Pre-registration seventh. ball. The Big East is one of the strongest Villimare Housing Thurs., Oct11 and 25. Call Tom Gattrell, 237 2381. must be made by Sat. Oct. 20, cost is $3 per Paul O'Neill also homered for in the nation in basketball and Miami perso. FlMI call 4075 Night Ride - The MWR Corral has has been looking to bring its roundball Pool Tourney - Want your name on the Reds. O'Neill and Hal Morris Thursday's Trio Scratch League planned a night ride forFri.day, Oct. 19, from program into prominence. theChallenge Board? Come each had three of Cincinnati's 10 Win Loss Pct. 6-8 p.m. Participants must register at the car- to the Youth Ctr. Dame - Notre Dame has Team 7 8 0 1.000 Notre ral, $8 per person, limit 10 people. FMI call Wed., Oct 10.9 mm. to play in the Teen Pool hits. Tournament. Call 4075. Team 4 6 2 750 three victories and one loss on the col- 2381. Jay Bell had a solo homer for lege football season and coach Lou Soccer - Soccer players are still Team 5 4 4 500 needed forthe GBYAA Youth Soccer Minor the Pirates. Team 6 4 4 500 Holtz says the Irish are out of the na- FITNESS and Major Leagues Minors are players ages tional title chase. The Irish lost at home Despite Cincinnati's vital of- Team 2 4 4 500 Free aerobics - Free aerobics classes 8-10 and majors are 11-15. To sign-up, call Team 1 to Stanford last Saturday and fell from fensive hits, the game's key plays 4 4 500 for Fitness Centermembers will begin Thur., Woody at 4740-DWH or 2903-AWI Team 3 2 6 250 0 were defensive. In the fourth in- the top spot in the UPI rankings to Oct. 11, 6:30-7:30 p.m. and Sat. 9-10 a.m. Dart Tourney - Teens, get your name Team 8 0 8 000 number seven. Holtz says Notre Dame's Thesebeginnerclasses will be held at thebase on the Youth Center Challenge Board. Enter ning center field Billy Hatcher only chance for the title was if the Irish gym. Passesmustbeobtainedfrom theFitness the Dart Toumament Tue., Oct. 16, 9 p.m. at threw out Pittsburgh's Sid Bream went 11-0and played anybody else with Center. Call 3846. the Youth Center. Register at 8:30 p.m. at the plate, who was trying to Aerobic Classes Set - New aerobic Foosball Tourney - Teens, enter the Recreation the same record. Notre Dame hosts Air score from second on a single by Force on Saturday. classes, Stretch andTone, withRobin Barrare Football Toumament Wed., Oct. 17.9 p.m. at scheduled on Wednesdays and Fridays in the theYouth Center. Resgister at 8:30p.m. Win- Jose Lind. Basketball ners' names goon the Challenge Board. AUTO RACING base gym from 8:30-9:15 a.m. And in the eighth, Bobby Arm Wrestling Set - Who's the best Bonillamissed agame-tying home League Foyt - There's good news to re- pre-teen arm wrestler in Gitmo? The Youth Centeris sponsoringa contest Friday, Oct 19, run bya foot whenhe drilled a ball Tonights games port on A.J. Foyt. Doctors in Indianapo- FLYING CLUB NavSta Blue vs. Hospital, at 6 p.n.FMI 4075. off the top of the center field wall 6p.m. 7 lis say the 55-year-old Indy-car legend Interested in flying? - Join the Flying Jump Rope-Jumpropetoyourfavor- Security vs. Marine Barracks, p.m. is recovering quicker than expected Club and leam to fly at reasonable rates. Call with one out. Reds' center fielder itemusic. The last pre-teen stilljumping is the Scott at 2058 or Mike at 2556. Billy Hatcher trying to make a from leg injuries suffered ina crash last winner. The marathon will be held at the month in the Havoline 200 at Elkhart Youth Center Friday, Oct. 19, at7 p.m. FMI leaping catch, hit the wall and fell Lake, Mich. Foyt probably won't be call 4075. down. Left fielder Eric Davis Captain's Cup able to try to qualify for the Daytona 500 Soccer - Opening ceremonies for soc- backed up the play, picked up the Soccer League next February, but he should return to If you have a good sport story cerwill beSat., Oct 13,5 p.m. atChick Zaiser ball and threw out Bonilla at third racing in time to seek his 34th straight Field. Sponsors and community are invited. Tonight's games call the story hotline base. 6 Indianapolis 500 start in May. at 4819! Two exhibition games will be played afterthe NSGAjCo. '1" vs. High School, p.m. ceremony. One Pee Wee and One Minor. Reds' pitcher Jose Rijo got the PWD vs. Marine Barracks, 8 p.m. win and Rob Dibble the save.