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VOLUME 39 - NUMBER 222 U.S. NAVY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1984 MEXICO BURIES ITS DEAD MEXICO (UPI)--The fires are daily. from the disaster site. out. There were 80,000 barrels Only 23 of the caskets had The dead are buried. of butane and propane gas names on them. The question now is why or stored at the complex that The others bore only num- what. was crowded around by the bers, the bodies burned be- That is, what caused the shanties of the poor when it yond recognition. tring of gas explosions blew up Monday. Among them were three that incinerated a suburb of Officials are looking for bodies seared together by Mexico City, killing at the cause. the inferno, apparently a least 544 people? The survivors of the holo- mother and two children. Mexico's government-owned caust are looking for ways There were so many vic- oil monopoly, Pemex, says it to resume their lives. tims, the priest who said does not know why. Bodies of 298 victims were the burial mass used a The company says all gas buried yesterday, laid to household pail of holy water tanks and safety valves at rest in trenches dug by to give the last blessing. the complex were inspected bulldozers just over a hill

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Today in the. BUSINESS WORLD

TOKYO (AP)--The U.S. dollar rose more than one yen against the Japanese yen in today's trading-on the Tokyo Foreign Ex- change Market. It closed at 244.75 yen. That is 1.45 yen above yesterday's close.

Dignitaries review Coast Guard operations (AP)--The dollar was higher in currency trading in the U.S. from For the first time in more than two weeks, the greenback SFNARR PALIA HARKINS? (R-FLA) talks to Jr., (D-FLA) and Meredith Armstrong about three West German marks. In late U.S. trading, reporters yesterday after viewing Vice President George Bush's office moved above Guard the British pound dropped below $1.24. confiscated boats and drugs. The U.S. Coast drug interdiction and Coast Adm. Cueroni, Guard brought two apprehended vessels here operations. According to Rear Department of (AP)--Gold prices were mixed yesterday. Bullion rose 60 recently containing an estimated 10 tons of the effort by the Navy, agencies has in New York to $343.10. marijuana. Vice Admiral Paul Yost, Jr. Defense and other governmental cents supporting the Commander, Atlantic Area and Rear Admiral been "unprecedented" toward (Photo NEW YORK (UPI)--Wall Street snapped back from nine sessions Richard Cueroni Comander, Seventh District, Coast Guard with drug interdiction. yesterday with a comfortable rally effort. volume both with the Coast Guard, escorted and by J02 Neil Guillebeau) of losses at 83.2 million shares. Advances led del1 es 4- briefed Sen. Hawkins, Sen. Lawton Chiles, was active 3. Here are the closing averages: 30 Industrials 1,195.12 up 9.83 C4PT4IN 4ND AIRS. AldH S4Y. 20 Transportation 520.30 up 4.30 15 Utilities 143.26 up 0.36 HAPPY THANKSGIVING 65 Stocks 474.04 up 3.49 Linda and I want to take this opportunity loved ones on Thanksgiving Day, take solace WASHINGTON (AP)--The maximum interest is lower, ective ation. to wish each and every one of you a happy in the fact that your contributions in large today, on home loans backed by the Veterans Admini t from and blessed Thanksgiving. measure are the very foundations for which The new top rate is 12.5 percent, down one-half perc for me than Serving as you are, in an isolated and we mark this occasion. the 13 percent limit that had been in effect decrease in the VA rate in less restrictive environment, we are thankful for We are equally grateful to all civilian four weeks. It is the third . your dedication towards the defense of employees and family members of the military than four months. America, and for the spirit and enthusiasm as well. you display throughout our community. Your support toward the liberties we all We ask each of you to join us in giving enjoy is a paramount contribution and For Holiday Season thanks for the many blessings afforded us as ensures our free way of life. a free and democratic nation. We wish you a joyous and thankful day on As members of the armed forces, you are this occasion and throughout the year. Meal surcharge waived part of a team continuing the stance for Once again, to all of you, happy for mili- said approximately 400 to peace and freedom around the world. Thanksgiving. Surcharge rates dependents are waived 450 people are served on To those of you separated from family and tary for the 1984 Thanksgiving holidays in the Windward and Christmas Day meals at Galley and 300 to 350 in the all Navy and Marine Corps Leeward facility. Nuclear arms control talks from "down under" general messes, according to Holiday prices for the comment on Hay- meals are: AUSTRALIA (UPI)--It appears Australian officials in sep- he had no a message received from the are to arate sessions. den's remarks. Secretary of the Navy. Australian officials Military people on COMBATS getting Amer- No word on when American Hayden said both sides By sharing holiday meals, play a role in Lunch and Dinner $2.10 Union to or Soviet teams would arrive agreed to hold the talks we can show our appreciation ica and the Soviet Dependents with each other or whether they would be in following correspondence be- to our families for their communicate Lunch and Dinner $2.10 disarmament. Australia at the same time. tween Australian Prime Mini- continued support, the over nuclear Children (under 12) Foreign Mini- Hayden said it is expected ster Bob Hanke and Reagan, Secretary added. Australian Lunch and Dinner $1.05 Bill Hayden says Wash- the separate meetings will and between Hayden and So- Cash collection agent, ster Civilian head of household and Moscow have be held early next year. viet Foreign Minister Adrei Mess Management Specialist ington Lunch and Dinner $5.25 agreed to send representa- A White House spokesman in Gromyko. , Second Class Joseph Flores tives to Canberra to discuss California where President There has been no reaction nuclear arms control with Reagan is vacationing said from Moscow. Marblehead Hall Bowling Al- Come to Conversational Span- ley will open from 5-11 p.m. ish Night, Thursday, Nov. Friday. 29, from 6-8 p.m. This one community evening program, sponsored Do you know how to get your by the Family Service Cen- money's worth while buying ter, for families and sin- meats, fruits or vegetables, gles will provide a potluck and milk? The Comissary bulletin board dinner and practice in the Shopper's Tips workshop, of- Spanish language. Very fered by the Family Service basic vocabulary such as Center, will help you gain Photo Lab will be closed The High School Advisory In accordance meeting and greeting people, valuable insights. The tomorrow and Friday. Committee meets the first with Power table manners, and some res- workshop will be held Sat- Thursday of every month at (CF.3JDownDay on taurant sayings will be urday, Dec. 1, from 9:30- Due to the increased inci- 4:15 p.m. in the high school Friday, Cen- taught and practiced. If 10:30 a.m. and Lt. Mc- dence of vehicles being library. These meetings are tral Fidelity you've had trouble trilling Cormack, Head, Food Manage- driven with non-working open to the public. Communi- Bank will be Spanish r's, this is the ment Dept., USNH, will lights, bald tires, defec- ty input is essential to our opened from 8 a.m. until time to "kick" the habit! present it. To register, tive mufflers, etc., Base success. If you have any noon. The lobby will be Only requirement to join call the Family Service Cen- Security Department is con- item to add to our agenda, closed and all transactions this program is a Spanish ter at 4141 or 4153. ducting periodic roadside please send it to Kathy Sell will be processed through side dish to be shared at safety checks. The next such at Stop 61 or Lia Dunlap, the two side windows. the potluck dinner. To reg- The Family Service Center is safety check will be con- VC-10, by Nov. 26. The ister, call Veronica Kearney for offering a program on Basic ducted Friday, Nov. 23. agenda will be published The Naval Hospital is spon- at the Family Service Center your information one week Nutrition. Taught by Lt. soring a Health Fair from 10 4141/4153. to know basic before our December meeting. McCormack, Head, Food Man- Would you like a.m. until 3 p.m., Saturday, about There will be a 10 minute Family Service Center: We agement Dept., USNH, the facts and information Dec. 8. The Health Fair will Alcohol and at the end of each listen, we care, we help. course will teach you to Rape Prevention, period be in the multi-purpose room Why Wife Abuse Oc- of Call 4141/4153 DWH or 432 better understand your Health, meeting for discussion of the elementary school and Effects AWN. body's needs for proteins, curs and Continues, items not on the agenda. is open to the entire com- fats, carbohydrates, vita- of Divorce, Good Nutrition, munity. Any group or indi- Teens and mins and minerals. This free Checking Accounts, vidual wishing to sponsor an the "FOOTSTEPS" one session program will be Smoking, but do not have exhibit promoting health held Wednesday, Nov. 28, time to do extensive re- and/or fitness is strongly from 7-8 p.m. To register search in these subject encouraged to participate. pamphlets call the Family Service Cen- areas? We now have For further information, which address ter at 4141 or 4153. available contact Lt. Cmdr. Murphy at these topics in a very 7242 or HMC Johnson at 7236. CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE clear, thorough and open manner. Common myths, causes, facts and hints on A large majority of trades, how to cope in these situa- professions and careers are tions, how to notice various LET ALL YOUR learned by attending some Every Friday symptoms, who to contact and CHRISTMAS WISHES kind of educational institu- 9:20 a.m. much more are discussed! So, BE KNOWN, tion. The parenting profes- TV8 if you're wondering, or SANTA WILL BE sion has not been dealt with A.F. & A.M. don't know where to go for AT THE NEX MINI in a similar manner. Par- A Proactive Parenting will be conducting work this type of information, MART NOV.24th enting involves skills that Film and instruction in the 3rd stop by the Family Service FROM 10AM.-12P.M. can often be learned before degree tonight at 7:30 at Center for a free pamphlet problem situations with Tune In Bldg. AV 54. during lunch or DWH and pick children occur. Free pamph- For Your Child's Sake up a free personal copy. For Travelers are reminded that lets entitled Parenting, more information contact per diem entitlements are Child Safety, Baby Sitting, The PWD and ROICC wives are Veronica Kearney at based on the availability of Sexual Abuse of Children, hosting a Christmas dance at 4141/4153. government messing and quar- Understanding Adolescence, NEX NOTES the Barrel Club, Friday, ters facilities at the TAt Single Parenting, Child Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. The cost location. An officer's per Abuse, Good Nutrition, Poi- The Exchange Mail Order cat- Teen Center is $10 a couple or $7 sin- diem rate will be $23 plus son and You, and Your alog is offering 10 percent Thanksgiving gle. For reservations and the cost of the government Child's Emotional Health are off the item price on all Bowling Night and and tickets, call the following: quarters when available. available for you at the items in the Europe Hay Ride Barbara Batten 4786, Alice Although a closed messing Family Service Center. Drop Pacific sections for orders Saturday Brickhouse 2752, Connie Con- facility normally is not by and pick up your personal postmarked before Dec. 1. 4:30 - 11 p.m. 2981, Aggie Ritchey available to an officer, the free pamphlet on any of nen The teens will leave the 2521, or Karen Vestal 4940. non-availability endorsement these topics and many more. The Nex Retail Store will b Youth Center at 4:30 p.m. Deadline for tickets is Dec. concerning messing is still For more information, con- closed Thanksgiving Day, but for the Marblehead Bowling 1. required from the TAD com- tact the FSC Information and the NEX Mini Mart will be Center for two games, then mand. An enlisted member's Referral Specialist at open for your shopping Beach via off to Windmill per diem rate is $7.64 plus 4141/4153. needs. the hay wagons for a cook- COME TO BEQ charges each day quar- out! The cost is $5 per per- "BREAKFAST AT BPTO" ters and messing facilities son. Teens should return to TRANSPORTATION OPEN HOUSE are available at the TAD the Youth Center at approxi- CLUB ACTIVITIES AND PANCAKE BREAKFAST command. When the availabil- mately 11 p.m. AT MCCALLA HANGAR ity endorsement for messing POST 46: CPO CLUB 7-11 A.M., SUNDAY, NOV. 25 and quarters is absent from Nov. 22: Thanksgiving, no Thanksgiving Day Dinner Club opens at noon. $2/ADULT (12 OR OLDER) Alcoh6licos Anonimos es una the member's orders, both Bingo. $1.50/CHILD asociacion de hombres y officer and enlisted members Nov. 23: Advisory Board ANY QUESTIONS, Mujeres que Comparten sus will receive the minimal per meeting at 3 p.m. Disco CONTACT BPTO AT 4901 experiencias, fuerzas y diem rate. music with "Graphic Expres- esperanzas para poder sion" from 9 p.m. until 1 solucionar sus problemas Reporting of Absence or Prospective Pet comunes, y a la vez ayudar a Leave in Family Housing: If Nov. 24: Disco music with Owners otros a recuperarse del you live in Navy Family "Graphic Expression" from 9 "ATTENTION" alcoholismo. El unico Housing and plan to be gone p.m. until 1 a.m. requisito para ser miembro longer than 72 hours, the The Chief Petty Officers' The Dog Pound has es el deseo de dejar de Housing Office must be noti- Dinner will be served at 5 also is Mess regrets to inform its a special pet just beber. No hay que pagar fied. It p.m. for only $8.95. Res- for you. Lovable cuotas para ser miembro. recommended that you leave patrons that it must close ervations are preferred. through dogs and cats of Mantenemos nuestro grupo a- your key with a friend in Saturday Tuesday. We all sizes. Come and traves de nuestras contribu- case of emergencies and for are undergoing renovations ciones. Si usted tiene pro- the protection of personal which force us to close. We visit the Dog An After Thanksgiving Beach and government property. will resume our regular Pound or call 4105 blemas con el alcohol y Party/Potluck Luncheon will desea dejar de beber, You should make arrangements hours of operation or 4440 DWH for llame be held at Windmill Beach al 2760, 2578, or 3293. for the upkeep of your home Wednesday, Nov. 28. We more information. "Big Cabana" for Fil-Am Club and grounds and bring the apologize for any members only, Sunday from 10 name and telephone number of inconvenience. a.m. until sundown. This the person responsible for meeting is mandatory for your home to the Housing Of- m nominations of 1985 offi- - GAZETTE fice. cers. The Fil-Am Christmas CAPT. R. A. ALLEN, COMMANDER, party will be planned at MCX NOTES this time. Bring your own U.S. NAVAL BASE The Marine Corps Exchange is sodas and drinks. Happy Of all the having a giant Ladies Ready Thanksgiving from the Fil-Am ways Lt. Orlr. J.D. Van Sickle.Public Affairs Officer to Wear Clearance Sale, this Club! JOC Lew Reed.Asst. Public Affairs Officer Sunday from noon until 3 say prices: knit Qto J02 Neil Guillebeau.Staff p.m. Fantastic 'here will be a JOSA Jerans Sanda.Staff tops, $4.99; blouses, $6.99; LOYALTY Mrs. Susan Junkins. .Staff shorts, $6.99; slacks, Fleet Reserve "I love you", $9.99; swimwear, $5.99; and Association at dresses, $9.99. All fashions THE NEX WILL BE The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules orin Center, and regulations for ship and station newspapers as out- are priced. to sell! Don't tonight at 8 HAVING A JEWLRY forget to stop by. Come CHRISTMAS PROMOTION lined in NAVEXCS P-35 and under the direction of the Na- . ". All mem- val Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times week- early for best selection. bers are en- STARTING NOV .27th- DEC. 15th SPECIAL ly at goverrnrent expense on government equipment at the The Marine Corps Exchange couraged to attend. There PRICES FOR THAT Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office, the Dive Shop now offers scuba will be a Board of Directors SPECIAL PERSON ON opinions or statements in news items that appear herein repair service. For more de- meeting at 7 p.m. All B.0.D. YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST. are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the tails, stop by the Dive Shop members are requested to at- views of (JINAVBASE or the Department of the Navy. or call 2508. ' tend. 2 WEPNES47, NOVEMBER 21, 1984 GUA/T4ANAM0 P4/1Y6Y4ZETTE Cuban-American Friendship Day Despite all the goings-on, nobody knows exactly when the first Plymouth Thanks- Meeting held yesterday Thank giv ic giving occurred -- though many historians say October. Yesterday, a meeting was These committees need more Apparently the hungry Pil- held at the Supply help and any way you or your grims were too busy eating Conference room which command can help is greatly to note the date. And it was concerned Cuban-American appreciated and is crucial two years before they had Friendship Day held every to a successful celebration. another Thanksgiving cele- year in GTMO since 1969. Establishment of other bration. The next celebration is committees and additional tentatively scheduled for help for those existing The Massachusetts party Jan. 25 at McCalla Hanger. committees will be discussed was not the scene of the Committees established in Thursday, Nov. 29 at 1 p.m. first solemn giving of the meeting are: in the Windjammer. thanks in the New World. FOOD- CWO4 W. Tennis, EDF, Anyone interested in Colonists at Jamestown, Va., 2320, Mr. A. Choo, participating in the observed a day of "thanks- assistant, NEX, 4115/4669. festivities is requested to giving" on Dec. 4, 1619, on ENTERTAINMENT- Mr. A. contact Mrs. Edie Brock, the banks of the James Wright, Control Division, Supply Department Secretary, River. 4861, Mr. A. Greenough, at 4220/4656. It's Thanksgiving again, the years has been stuffed No matter which group was assistant, Comptroller, and Sarah Josepha Buell Hale with politics, commercial- first, the harvest home fes- 4198. Cmdr. Miller, Supply might have second thoughts ism, and indifference, the tival of thanks became a PROGRAM- CWO4 W. Tennis, Officer, as this years about it. National Geographic Society custom associated with the EDF, 2320. chairman of the Cuban- It was her idea in the says. New England colonists. PUBLICITY- J02 L. Holloway, American Friendship Day rst place, making Thanks- George Washington took to it SJA, 4454. Committee, will be iving an official, Nation- In 1621, the Pilgrims set as his troops joined yankee TICKETS- Mr. G. Hagin, contacting major commands wide holiday. And it was the style for future Thanks- celebrators during the Rev- NBCPO, 4822. and tenant activities to thanks to her years of bad- givings with their now- olution. And as President, FACILITIES, SUPPORT solicit their assistance. gering governors and finally famous celebration at Ply- he proclaimed that a day of SERVICES, GROUND Your participation can President Abraham Lincoln, mouth in the colony of Mass- thanksgiving should be ob- TRANSPORTATION- Ens. S. make this the best that it came to be -- achusetts. They fed enor- served on Thursday, Nov. 26. Manning, PWD, 4313. celebration yet! though, today, perhaps not mously on wild turkeys, His successors, howevr, quite what she had in mind. geese, ducks, wood pigeons, sometimes chose dates in The modern Thanksgiving partridge, beechnut stuff- April, May, and August as seems to be that annual hol- ing, home-brewed beer, wine Thanksgiving, or, as with iday when we pay the supreme from grapes, lobster, oys- Thomas Jefferson, ignored it HAPPY all-American salute to over- ters, codfish, eels, veni- altogether. eating, when go-get-'em son, pumpkins, corn bread But not Mrs. Hale, a 'HANKSGIVING stores are well into their and succotash. widowed writer and author of Christmas sales, when tele- They had unexpected guests "Mary Had a Little Lamb." vision football imposes a drop in for dinner: 90 She made it her personal trance on all those already Indians. cause. During the Civil War from stupefied by the dinner They carried on with fun she wrote Lincoln, entreat- table. and sport, such as target ing him to set aside such a Some Americans do find contests between colonists day when "enmity and strife time to give thanks, usually with firearms and Indians can be laid aside, and the the as the family gathers around with bows and arrows, and Nation unite in a common the groaning board. That's Miles Standish awed the as- cause." what Mrs. Hale had in mind sembly by parading his 20- In 1863, Lincoln finally , Gazette staff for the day -- giving man regiment back and forth. proclaimed the fourth Thurs- thanks. day in November as the Na- But just as turkey is the They celebrated for three tion's annual day of thanks day's traditional attrac- days, beginning each morning -- observed this year on tion, Thanksgiving through with prayers. Nov. 22. v '69 F-350 Ford flatbed, 289, Toshiba stereo disc player, four speed. One inch oak bed $200. Various CED discs. with 2x8 oak runners, new Call 3220 AT. CLASSIFIED brake system, new glass, good tires. Over $3000 in- SAFETY TIP: Poor drivers will always be poor. vested. No reasonable offer Seaquest V BC for the ser- t refused. '73 Dodge wagon, ious diver, ten dives old. For Sale Waterbed, dishwasher, car- Five-piece wicker furniture new transmission, new hydro- Will sell for $190 or best pets, microwave cart, papa- set, $150. Call 3856 AWH. vac and master cylinder, new offer. Call Cpl. Jones at '73 VW Squareback, excep- san chair, air conditioner. timing gears and chain. For 3215 DWH or 2191 AWH and tional condition. Not a GTMO Call 4653 DWH or 2322 AWH. more information, contact leave a message. special. Must sell due to Men's 26" 10-speed, very Carf at 4706 DWH or 3451 Stateside emergency. Must good condition, $45; '79 AWH. see to appreciate, $1500 Puch moped, runs good, 24,000 BTU a/c, excellent Pioneer reverberation ampli- neg. '70 Oldsmobile Cutlass available Dec. 14, $200 condition, 15 months old, model SR-9. Unit is in Supreme. This is a "Spe- fier, firm. Large dog carrier to Leaving the island soon and 230V, $450. 12,000 BTU a/c, excellent condition. Must cial," but not the average trade for medium carrier. need to sell a Panasonic 110V, $325. Both for $700. sell, $50. Call 2394 AWH or one. Passed safety inspec- Call 3128 AT. portable VCR with portable Available Dec. 15. Deposit 7234 DWH and ask for MS2 tion Nov. 14. Smooth ride, tuner, vinyl covers, carry- required. Call John at 3423 Goodwin. dependable, power steering ing case, patch cords and AWH. and brakes, good rubber and '80 Yamaha XT500, four head cleaning supplies. All glass. Acceptable appear- stroke, 16,000 miles, looks for $750 neg. Call Bill at Kenwood stereo/audio cabi- ance, $700. The above may be and runs great. Just passed 4767 DWH or see at Gold Hill Pioneer stereo graphic net. Glass top open upright. seen at Marine Site Quarters inspection in September. Barracks at Rm. S106 after 7 equalizer, SG-90. Unit is in Unit has four shelves and is M122 or call 2480 AWH or Many accessories included. p.m. excellent condition. Bought in good condition. Must 2642 DWH. With a minimum of Best offer over $600. Call new in July '84. Must sell, sell, $50. Call 2394 AWH or $500 cash, a payment plan Jim at 4690/4377 DWH or $150. Call 2394 AWH or 7234 7234 DWH. can be arranged. Ask for leave a message for P.O. Lady Kenmore washer and dry- DWH and ask for MS2 Goodwin. Staff Sgt. Steve Thoelke. Goben at the quarterdeck, er, harvest gold, excellent GHT. condition. Available Dec. Found Pioneer stereo cassette 13, $300. Call 2298. '83 Johnson 35hp long shaft deck, model CT-9R. Unit has Keys in COMNAVBASE duty electric start motor, bought Dolby and auto reverse. Unit 18,500 BTU Whirlpool a/c; truck. To identify and in '84. Has approximately 30 is in excellent condition. 12,000 BTU Whirlpool a/c, Two Sears best wool blend claim, call 4366/4453. hours of use. Will include Must sell, $260. Call 2394 10,000 BTU Sears Kenmore braided rugs, gold, brown 0 pontoon boat. Pontoons AWH or 7234 DWH and ask for a/c, all three for $600. and white color, 13/x9/ ft. Wanted d with fiberglass. $2000. MS2 Goodwin. A/cs serviced within past oval, $125; 7 ft. round, ex- 4 Johnson 9.9 long shaft two months. Carpets, 12x12, cellent condition, $75. Quiet running air condi- never used. Will include 16' earthtone w/pad, $125; 8x5 Just cleaned. Call 2298. tioner in very good condi- fiberglass tri-hull boat, 21,500 BTU a/c, excellent oval braided rug for child's tion. Must be 18,000 BTU or $1225. Sears one horse com- condition, used 13 months, room, $50; 8x5 rust color larger. Call 2253 AT. pressor with sand blaster, $350. Available now. Call area rug, perfect for dining '74 Mazda RX-4 rotary wagon, $300. If interested, contact 2278 AT. area for additional attrac- new battery and alternator. Chief Walline at 6250 DWH or tiveness, $50. Sofa sleeper Recently changed points, Youth bed in good condition. 2753 AWH. and chair covered in Hurcu- plugs and oil. Spare parts Call 2253 AT. 20,900 BTU Whirlpool a/c lon material, $100; coffee include coil, points and w/energy saver, $350; 8,000 table, end tables, and two brake pads plus manual. Yard Sales Two revolvers: H&R model BTU Hotpoint a/c, $75; lamps, $125 or entire living Contact CWO Williams at 4730 Villamar 1226B, 1st Street, H926, .38 calibur, 4" bar- 11,000 BTU Fedders a/c, $40; room set for $200. Whirl- DWH or BOQ Rm. 123 AWH, $900 rel, still in box and an H&R 12,000 BTU Fedders a/c, $40. pool washing machine, excel- firm. from 8 a.m. until noon. Furniture, books, children's model H868, .22 magnum, 5 " Living room and dining room lent condition, $200; Maytag barrel w/extra .22LR cylin- rug w/foam, $175. Rug for clothes dryer, needs minor clothes, trivia. der, pistol case, and speed- living room measures 12x20 repair work, $50 or both for Whirlpool washer and dryer, loader case. Asking $125 and dining room rug measures $225. All items available no 8,000 BTU a/c and 5,000 BTU Nob Hill 38B. This is a pre- each or $225 for both. Call 9x12. '70 Gran Prix, $450. later than Dec. 10. Depos- a/c. All in excellent condi- 4717 or 4705 AWH and ask for Available Jan. 8. Pick up at its accepted now. Call YNC tion. For more information packout sale. Miscellaneous CTO3 Nelson or Room HB207, ferry landing. Please call Walker at 4146 DWH or 3778 call 2355 AT and ask for items including lots of baby Gold Hill Barracks. 3569 AWH. AWH. Gary. clothes.

OUdHTAN4410 94/L1Y64ZETTE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1984 3 .4TINE4OSENNCED TO SPORTS 90 NOURSOFCO4CHNG LANDRY TO MAKE LINEUP CHANGES FOR NEXT GAME (UPI)--In professional foot- Warren and said he probably The jured reserve list. tenced to 90 hours of coach- ball news, will replace White as punt- say quarterback Mark Malone Sampson has been sidelined ing football at Rikers Is- coach says he er. has been given the okay by since suffering a concussion land Prison for assaulting a will make an assortment of Timmy Newsome will replace doctors to take part in and loose teeth in a colli- patron last year at the Stu- lineup changes in his be- at fullback and practice. sion in a game against Buf- dio 54 disco. leagured offensive unit for will return in Malone suffered a concus- falo October 21. Gastineau could have re- tomorrow's game with New place of Mike Renfro. sion in Monday night's 27-24 To make room on the roster ceived one year in jail and England. Last Sunday, with Hogeboom loss to the New Orleans for Sampson, the Broncos a $1,000 fine. The changes include using going the distance, the Cow- Saints. waived Zach Judge Alan Marrus said the Danny White as quarterback boys could only manage three The Denver Broncos have Thomas. sentence will provide "com- in place of . points against the previous- activated wide receiver Mark Gastineau of the New munity service for the bene- The Cowboys re-signed John ly winless Buffalo Bills. Clint Sampson from the in- York Jets yesterday was sen- fit of young people." GATORS DETERMINED INELIGIBLE FOR SUGAR BOWL (UPI)--In Gators out of the Sugar Bowl the Holiday Bowl became A spokesman for the uni- Mavarro was under press news, Southeastern Confer- means SEC runner-up Auburn probable when the Southeast- varsity's athletic depart- from the school and alumni ence champion Florida, the will get the bid -- if it em Conference decided to meant, Bruce Woodbury, stop- who were upset over the 7th-ranked college football can win its final conference not allow Florida to go to ped short of saying Stobart team's dismal performance team, will not play in the game December first against the Sugar Bowl, was fired, the past three seasons. Sugar Bowl on New Year's Alabama. That means, Auburn, which The Tigers finished a 4-5 Day. If 11th-ranked Auburn was the Holiday Bowl's first The Utes had a 6-5-1 rec- season Saturday, in fifth The league's executive loses, 18th-ranked Louisiana choice for an at-large ord this season and lost place in the ivy league. committee yesterday declared State will go to the bowl, berth, will likely go to the five games by a total of 2B Officials at West Texas the Gatdrs ineligible be- University of Michigan of- Sugar Bowl instead, points. State University say foot- cause of NCAA rules viola- officials expect to receive a The University of Utah ball coach Don Davis' re tions. bid Saturday to play in the says it is looking for a new Princeton football coach signed yesterday,, ending his Florida faces three years December 21st Holiday Bowl football coach as part of Frank Navarro resigned yes- three-year career with the of probation for recruiting against top-ranked Brigham what officials call a "mu- terday following his third university. and other violations, but Young University. tual agreement" between coach straight losing season at West Texas State had a the school has appealed. Michigan athletic director Chuck Stobart and athletic the helm of the ivy league winless season last year and The decision to keep the Don Canham says a trip to director Arnie Ferrin. Tigers. was 2-9 this year. LOCAL The Guantanamo Bay Sunday There will be a meeting of If you work for PWD, the The Guantanamo Bay Yacht SPORTS morning "Ambassadorial" Soc- the Guantanamo Bay Men's SeaBees, Security, ROICC, Club is sponsoring Sunday cer Team has a game this Bowling Association Satur- Ordnance, or a contractor afternoon sailboat races on Sunday morning against the day, November 24, at 1 employed by PWD or ROICC, the second and fourth Sunday Columbian ship ARC p.m. in the Marblehead Snack you are eligible to join the of every month. Independiente. Shop. NAVSTA Red volleyball and Non-club members are wel- All players should arrive All board members are basketball teams. come to take part. by 8:30. urged to attend. Talk to your sports co-or- Beginner sailors will en- The team either practices One member of each league dinator or call Ensign Scott joy participating and are or has a game every Sunday on base and any interested Larson at 4416/4197 for de- welcome. morning at 8:30. bowlers are invited. tails. Racing rules are simple Additional players are For further information, and will be explained each welcome including goal keep- call Jim Qualls at 2435 or Attention Racquet Club Sunday. ers. 2842. members and prospective mem- See you Sunday morning. bers. Skippers' meeting will The Racquet Club will be, held at 1 p.m., and the The Guantanamo Bay Yacht hosting a champagne brunch first race will begin at The 10k Turkey Trot has Club is offering basic and at the Racquet Club Sunday, 1:30. been rescheduled to Satur- advanced sailing classes. December 2 from 9-12. The courses are short so day, December 22nd, at Phil- Some of the best diving in The basic course begins Round robin tennis will two or three races can be lips Park. the Caribbean is to be found Monday, December 3, at 7 follow the brunch. done before 4 p.m., and the The start time will be right here off the shores of p.m., at the Yacht Club. Also after brunch, elec- last race will end at the 8:30 a.m. this base. The advanced course begins tions will be held for the Marina. Contact Bob Neilson at Do not miss the opportuni- Friday, November 30, at 5:30 next term board members. O'Days, Lasers, 2560 for more details. ty to see and experience the p.m., at the Yacht Club. Food and drinks will be and Sun- fish can all take beauty of it all. Sign-up for the course at provided by the club. part in their classes. Sign-ups for the next Learn to scuba dive with the Marina any day except Sign-up will be at the Competition is wide Youth Bowling League start- John Staub and Paul Cunning- Tuesdays, from 7:30 a.m., Racquet Club until Friday, open and beginning sailors ing January 18 will be at ham. until 10 p.m. November 30, or call have an excellent chance lanes Saturday Pool tryouts at Marine More information is Martha Stout at 4539 or of win- the bowling avail- ning. from 10 a.m., until 12:30 Site Pool, 6 p.m. until 7 able from the Marina at Myrna Perez at 2786. p.m. p.m., Friday, November 23. 2345, Lt. Cmdr. Keith This is a very important Anyone age 6-18 interested For more information, call McMullen at 4751/3503, or meeting for all members. For more information, call in bowling on Saturday morn- John at 4885 DWH, 2741 AWH Lt. Cmdr. Rodger Carter at Come out, vote, and join Rodger Carter at 3916 or ings come by and sign up. or Paul at 2862 AWH. 4751/3916. the fun. 4751.

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by Mike Gracio Hazzard, 42, is the fifth Unlike his predecessors, sleeping. For the first time since and Shelley Adler coach in less than 10 years Hazzard is not haunted by For one, Hazzard has rein- Wooden retired in 1975, at UCLA. the success of the Wooden stalled Wooden's system. there is no burden of expec (AP)--It is here. The 1984- The previous four all years. That includes everything tations on a Bruin coach. 85 college basketball season found Wooden's shoes a bit In fact, Hazzard openly from practice sessions to The so-called experts are officially began Sunday with too big to fill. seeks out Wooden's advice. the first break offense to predicting Washington and the tip-off classic at the However, there is reason Says Hazzard, "If I have the famed pressing defense. Oregon State are the cream Basketball Hall of Fame in for optimism at Westwood. questions, why not call the There is a method to Haz- of the PAC-Ten. Springfield, Mass. First of all, Hazzard encyclopedia?" zard's madness. Some have gone so far as In that contest, the knows how "The Wizard," as A sign of how much things He says, "I believe this to predict UCLA may finish fifth-ranked Oklahoma Soon- Wooden was called, started have changed at UCLA is re- is still 's pro- fifth or worse in the con- ers lost to second-rated Il- his incredible string of flected in this year's pre- gram. I'm just the caretak- ference. linois 81-64. seven straight national season AP College Basketball er. He's the coach emeri- Hazzard will have a chance Most other college basket- championships and ten be- Polls. tus." to find out how competitive ball teams get started next tween 1964 and 1975. The Bruins are nowhere to his team can be early. weekend, in , He should, for Hazzard was be found, the first time Hazzard also has brought, a The Bruins have games Westwood to be exact, the a guard on Wooden's first since 1962 UCLA has not been UCLA touch to his staff. scheduled against third- UCLA Bruins prepare for an- national championship team] ranked in the pre-season top Jack Hirsch, a teammate of ranked DePaul, eighth-rated other basketball campaign in 1964. 20. Hazzard's on the first UCLA Memphis State, and seventh- amidst a changing scene. Hazzard notes, "That first Some even have intimated title team and former Bruin ranked St. Johns between De- Gone is Larry Farmer, re- championship team had no one this may be the poorest UCLA guard Andre McCarter are as- cember 1st and the 22nd. Hazzard placed as Bruins' head coach over 6'5". We were five team in 35 years. sistants. For his critics, "All by another protege of John tough guys. Coach didn't However, Hazzard and the Former star forward Sidney has these early words, work Wooden, former UCLA guard have to motivate us. We Bruins may catch the rest of Wicks is a volunteer assis- I promise is that we'll . loved to play." the college basketball world tant. hard and be in condition." WEDNED4, NOVEMBER 2!1, 1984 4 cU4HT4NAIO P4/LYOGZETTE