House to debate on tuition tax credit

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The House returns end then unless continued by Con- ly would provide $500 per student for The candidates for the 4th of to action tomorrow following the Me- gress. tuition from elementary through post- July Queen Contest have been cho- morial Day recess to consider issues The House Rules Committee has re- graduate levels. Six times in the sen and voting is starting. For kept alive for years without a vote: commended that votes be allowed on past, the Senate has passed college some information on each of the whether tax credits should be given only three amendments. tuition tax credit bills, but the eight chosen participants, see page for tuition costs, and what kind of One would also provide credits for House has approved none of them. 3. schooling costs should be eligible? tuition to private elementary and se- The major arguement that has been The House will debate a bill to condary schools, with maximums of made for college tuition tax credits allow a credit toward income tax of $50 in 1978, and $100 each in 1979 is that they would provide relief to up to $250 of college or vocational and 1980. middle income families struggling to Airman arrested for theft school tuition. There will also be The second would raise the basis educate their children despite steep- a debate on an amendment for credits of the deduction to 50 percent of ly increased costs. of up to $100 for tuition in lower tuition, but maintain the same ceil- Opponents say much of the help schools. ings. would go to families that need it the of arms, ammunition No votes are expected before Thurs- The third amendment would, instead least, since there is no income test day. of credits, provide low-cost loans and families too poor to owe income The bill would allow a taxpayer an in the form of tax deferrals, for tax would receive nothing. They also KINGMAN, ARIZ. (AP) -- An Air Force income tax credit equal to 25 percent post-secondary tuition only, begin- contend the credit would be so small Security Policeman has been arrested of college or other post-secondary ning with the second year of college in proportion to college costs that and a load of weapons and ammunition tuition, up to a total of $100 this or equivalent education. it would not usually affect a deci- taken from an Air Force armory near year, $150 in 1979, and $250 in 1980 Meanwhile, a bill is pending in the sion on whether to seek higher educa- Tuscon, Ariz., yesterday has been student. The program would -- per Senate for tax credits that ultimate- tion. recovered. The Air Force said Airman First Class Richard Marler of Dayton, Ohio, has been guarding the armory, and that a grenade launcher, seven guns and 1,300 rounds of ammunition were missing. The FBI said Marler was arrested *uutt.uA1n0 yesterday afternoon after his car The Navy' onl2y shone-based a0r.Atzt&AdaLyL was spotted by authorities. The car was the subject of an all-points Vol. 33 No. 102 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, May 30, 1978 bulletin. Navon inagurated as new Israeli president

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israel has a new His inaguration yesterday marked Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Na- The native-born Navon is a play- president. And while the position the coming of age of Israel's Sep- von's views on peace negotiations wright as well as politician. He is largely a ceremonial one, the man hardic Jews. While they comprise are at odds with Begin's. But, by began his political career as an aide who fills it brings with him a sym- 60 percent of the three million Jews law, Navon cannot take a public to former Israeli Prime Minister Da- bolic meeting of East and West cul- in Israel, they have been held back stand as president. This law, how- vid Ben-Gurion. He was elected to tures in Israel. from high office through poor edu- ever, has never been tested. At the the Israeli parliament in 1965 and Yitzhak Navon is the first Israeli cation and often primative back- swearing-in, Navon appealed directly served as the chairman of the Knes- president of Sephardic background. grounds. to Egypt's President Anwar Sadat to set's Foreign Affairs and Security Sephardic Jews descend from the Jews reopen the Middle East peace talks. Committee. of medieval Spain who dispersed Navon comes from the ranks of the And, he declared, the time has come Navon was the chief spokesman for mainly to Arab countries following opposition Labor Party, not from for what he termed "the great recon- the Labor Party's unsuccessful elec- persecution by the Christians. the ruling right-wing government of ciliat'ion" between Arabs and Jews. tion campaign last year.

China accuses Vietnam of border flare-up

TOKYO (AP) -- China has charged that years have fled to China. in buying jets for use along the Vietnamese soldiers shot at and The Chinese say that in the latest border they share with the Soviets. wounded two ethnic Chinese trying to incident, 53 refugees were fired on Informal talks are underway. flee from Vietnam. while they tried to escape aboard Such a sale may come up for discus- The Chinese News Agency, in a two boats. sion at today's meeting of the NATO broadcast monitored yesterday, said A major factor in the disintegra- allies in Washington. Dateline. the shooting occurred along Vietnam's tion of relations between China and northeastern frontier, 1.5 miles Vietnam is the frontier war between from a Chinese border town, near the Cambodia and Vietnam. MORONI, COMOROS (AP) -- A communique Gulf of Tonkin. China has been pumping aid into VC-10 and Marines says the man ousted as president two This is the first report of shoot- Cambodia and the Soviet Union is weeks ago was shot to death early ing in a mounting feud between the backing Vietnam. schedule night firing yesterday by guards stationed at his two Communist countries. The Chinese are also looking to residence. China has been accusing Vietnam of their border with the Soviet Union. As part of their base defense mis- Government sources say outsiders persecuting Chinese residents in They are trying to purchase so- sion, VC-10 and the Marines will tried to filter past the guards to Vietnam. Peking says nearly 90,000 phisticated defense equipment from practice and coordinate live firing the house. The guards opened fire, Chinese who had lived in Vietnam for Britain. The Chinese are interested efforts this week at night. hitting Ali Soilih as he tried to Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday flee. nights at approximately 8:30 to 10:30 The 43-year old Soilih had been p.m., VC-10 pilots in TA-4 aircraft under house arrest since he was de- Cuba and Ethiopia: will practice night bombing on the posed and replaced by former cabinet Hicacle range. member Said Attoumani in a May 13 Four aircraft a night will fly the coup. practice flights in teams of two. Tonight, VC-10 will drop inert THE HAGUE (AP) --- The Dutch Supreme practice ordinance with no illu- Court has overturned the convic- A break in the alliance? mination of the target range. tion of millionaire art collector Tomorrow night, VC-10 will again Pieter Menten for war crimes and or- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Last month, Cuban The sources say the most serious drop inert practice ordinance on dered that he be tried again. President Fidel Castro gave a hero's disagreement involves a leading mem- Hicacle range but with support of The 78-year old Dutchman had been welcome in Havana to Ethiopia's rul- ber of the All-Ethiopia Socialist the Marines firing illumination sentenced to 15, years in prison by er, Lieutenant-Colonel Mengistu Haile Movement. They say the Cubans ap- flares from across the bay. Thursday an Amsterdam court last December af- Mariam. Posters of Mengistu dotted parently smuggled the man into the night will culminate the week's ter being convicted of taking part Cuba's capital. And 1 million people country from exile. firing with jet aircraft dropping in the Nazi massacre of Jews in Po- celebrated Ethiopia's victory, with And Ethiopian leaders reportedly 500 pound bombs under illuminated land during World War II. Cuban and Soviet support, against So- were so angry that the man had to skies. mali rebels in the Ogaden Desert. seek refuge in the Cuban Embassy. Obviously, the areas near Hicacle KINSHASA, ZAIRE (UPI) -- Some white He eventually was allowed to leave range will be closed and extremely residents of Lubumbashi are prepar- Now, diplomatic sources say cracks the country. But the sources say dangerous during the live firing ing to leave the city, fearing new are forming in the Cuban-Ethiopian the Cuban ambassador and his second- exercises. rebel attacks. But others, reas- alliance which, just a month ago, ap- in-command reportedly also left.at With good weather, and a seat on sured by the presence of Belgian peared solid and strong. the government's request. high ground on the Windward side, troops, say they'll stick it out, Sources in Nairobi and Ethiopia The All-Ethiopia Socialist Movement base residents will have a good at least for a while. Belgium's give two reasons for the apparent de- initially supported Ethiopia's mili- opportunity Thursday to see (and ambassador says those staying real- terioration. tary ruling council. But it now fa- hear) a night exercise. ize they are not .trapped. First, they cite Cuba's promotion vors an early change to civilian The ambassador acknowledged that of a Civilian Marxist Party, banned rule. commercial flights out of Lubumbashi by Ethiopia's military government. The sources say that since Febru- are booked solid until late July. And, the sources say, Cuba is reluc- ary, the All-Ethiopia Socialist Move- He also says Belgium may provide tant to commit some of its 17,000 ment has been the main target of the special flights to carry foreigners troops in Ethiopia to an offensive government's "Red Terror" Campaign, Taxicabs were introduced in London around 1823. out of the city in mid-June, when against rebels who have captured most in which opponents are rounded up schools close for the summer. of the province of Eritrea. and killed or jailed. Pane 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, May 30, 1978 A SPECIAL SERVICES FLEA MARKET will A PADI BASIC THROUGH OPEN WATER be held on Sunday, June 4 at McCalla diving course will begin at 7 p.m. Hangar from 12:30 p.m. until all on June 4 at the Windjammer Pool. merchandise is sold. No one will be For more information, call Bob allowed to set up prior to noon. Graves, at 952201. There will be two sizes of booths to choose from: large booths (20' x A LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH CLASS 20') for $3 and small booths (10' x will start Tuesday, July 11, at 7 p.m. 20') for $2, all inside the hangar. at the hospital, This class is for 0,* dcotM Public 40.07. Ofice 7:30 a., [4,630ap.,,Monday You must supply your own tables. all parents due through September.

,h Pevou ktP,.day ,,1- fls .em.rgencya oh., ,,,,,1117be Anyone wishing to rent a space may For more information call Gayle

7 do so by coming to the Special Ser- McCorkle at 8647. theeve. C".".1 advertising !abp0 774bred .0040 anoucemnt vices Office between 7:30 a.m. to Anue nafop business. or services 7,77170774command appoal my8 12:30 p.m. and 1:30-4 p.m. Monday b oqu0r.d o proide poof of a.letter o1autorit70y. Ada .which through Friday or by going to booth -ill not b .ooap0.d. Th. 74410, 4f4,ja . Staff reserves theigh, to edtdlo rewrite ell *b7408*1,M. (7-4nytim/07.o,.rng orkinggeo./t #1 the day of the Flea Market. Food may be sold by people with written TAKE NOTE 7,4.)9571144]77 permission from the Navy Exchange. From the Permission must be brought to Postal Officer: Special Services when the booth is purchased. Individuals or organizations, whether authorized or not the use of the military postal service, Clubs and Organizations Special Announcements for business or commercial pur- poses or to transmit items for THE PHOTO A DOWN HOME NIGHT AT THE BLUE REFLEX CLUB will con- resale in the course of conduc- duct a business meeting at the CARIBE tonight will feature barbe- ting a business or enterprise Photo Reflex Club at 7 p.m. Wednes- qued ribs, baked potato, salad and MOVIES is not authorized. day, May 31. Election of officers country greens. The Patio Lounge Collect-on-Delivery (C.O.D.) the Pina Colada, and will take place at this meeting. will feature mail will not be accepted for For more information call 95349 AT. Total Experience will be playing. Lyceums mailing at military post offices. Dinner is from 6 to 10 p.m. with COD mail addressed to military A PRE-RETIREMENT/FLEET RESERVE entertainment and dancing from 7 Downtown: The Keegans, TV personnel is limited to per- INFORMATION SEMINAR will be con- to 11 p.m. McCalla: The Flower in His Mouth, R sonnel stationed at shore base ducted by the NAS, VC-10, NAVSTA, Marine: Mean Dog Blues, R installations in the United States. ALL BASE PERSONNEL WITH CRUTCHES and NAVHOSP career counselors Wed- Leeward: Cousin Cousine, R U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay nesday, May 31 and Thursday, June FROM THE NAVAL HOSPITAL are asked is not authorized C.O.D. mail 1 at 8 a.m. in the Windjammer to return them if they are no Clubs service. Club (topside). This seminar is longer needed. The hospital has intended for all personnel who are a desperate shortage of crutches. Windjammer: Club Closed contemplating retirement or trans- Staff NCO: First Love, R fer to the Fleet Reserve within the THE GUANTANAMO BAY CHILD DAY CARE CPO: Club Closed next 12 to 15 months. Both spouse announces that effective COMO: No Movie In tomorrow's Gazette. and member are cordially invited June 1, rates at the Day Care Teen; Bang the Drum Slowly, G Tomorrow, June 1, Naval Base and urged to attend this highly in- Center will be increased. This Guantanamo Bay, enters hurricane formative seminar. Subjects on increase is necessary to offset the high tide- 5:23 pm season which lasts until November the agenda include computation of additional cost of the present Lo a low tide--11:11 pm 30. During this time the base retirement/retainer Pay, shipment renovation program, plus rising LOCal sunrise--- am remains under Hurricane Condition of household goods, dependent tra- operational costs. Four and five- 6:21 sunset---- 7:35 pm rOreca8t Four until such time as there is vel entitlements, VA venefits, day weekly rates for working mothers high ------88 a threat of a hurricane and the civiilian career opportunities, will not be increased. low ------75 8813 condition is upgraded. If you Social Security, the Survivor Hourly rates will be increased to do not know what the individual Benefit Plan and much more. 659 per hour for 1 child, $1.00 per Today's forecast calls for skies conditions mean and where you hour for 2 children, $1.25 per hour to be mostly cloudy to partly cloudy are to go in case of emergency, for 3 children, and $1.50 per hour THE CPO WIVES CLUB will meet on with isolated rainshowers and winds or you would just like to re- for 4 children, of the same family. Monday, June 5, at 7:30 p.m. in from the southeast at 10-14 knots. fresh your memory, be sure and There will not be a daily rate or a the CPO Club dining room. All CPO Bay conditions will be 1-3 feet. pick up your copy of the Gazette wives are invited to attend. daily maximum. Lunch fees will be tomorrow and check out the in- increased to 60, due to rising food formation you'll need to know. costs. PADI BASIC OPEN WATER scuba course will start June 1 at the SPECIAL SERVICES will offer for Windjammer pool. Cost is $50, sale to the highest bidder the which is due upon registration. following cars: 1 - 1974 Plymouth Valiant, light Colenderl All interested persons, please contact Beverly or Cary Strickland, blue in color at 90223 AT. 1 - 1973 Plymouth Valiant, light green in color Today THE LITTLE LEAGUE BANQUET is set 4 - 1972 Plymouth Valiants, dark Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, W.T. Sampson Elementary School, Room B-9, for Saturday,. June 3, at 3 p.m. at blue in color. 6 p.m. (951049) Phillips Park. All Tee-ball, Minor All cars are being offered for Major and Senior league players are sale as is to the highest bidder. Tomorrow invited along with team mothers, All bids must be sealed and deliv- Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, coaches, managers and score keepers, ered to the Special Services Office 1 and 7:45 p.m. (96274, 90269 or 8275) For more information call Chuck Hope no later that 9 a.m. on June 5. at 96246, Cars will be available for inspec- Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-8 p.m. tion and bids starting May 22 Church of Christ Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 6:45 p.m. through June 2, during normal work- (97115) ing hours, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Highest Gitmo Coin Club meeting, quonset hut 1817 behing old elementary school, bidders will be notified on June 5 7:30 p.m. (90172) YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS as to the results. Pentecostal Bible Study class, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m.

TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 HOURS FOR THE NAVY EXCHANGE GOLD Thursday ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,577,000 HILL BARBER SHOP ARE AS FOLLOWS: Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery TOTAL IN STORAGE: 13,544,000 Monday - Friday.8:30 a.m.-l p.m. School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100) and 4:30-8 p.m. Friday ALL BOWLING ROSTERS are due at Al Anon meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building 1 p.m. (93187 AT) Special Services Sports Dept. prior to June 7 with their forfeit bond. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School Building, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) THE COMO SNACK SHACK will close Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. on Tuesday of each week, effective immediately. Hours of operation Saturday are 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Wed- T17 GUEE Guantanamo nesday and Thursday; Friday 11 a.m. Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double qounset hut at to 1 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday East Bargo Point, 1-4 p.m. (951038) and Sunday will remain unchanged. 1:00cGeneral Hospital Sunday 1:35EHollywood Squares Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 2:00P Movie: "Her Sister's Secret -7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) 3:25 Cartoons (BW) U.S. Naval Base, Guantaname Bay, Cuba Pentecostal Gospel 3:30 Seasame Street meeting, 8 a.m. and Evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pente- 4:30 Combat (BW) costal Church, Bay Hill Road. 5:25 Almanac (BW) Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex -- 5:30 Newswatch Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting, 6:30 Wild Kingdom Caep. id W. hicest 6:30 p.m. Greatest Headlines 6:55 (BW) buarlois Conseedsr 7:00 Space 1999 N i aaei tomuadiiofce Church of Christ meeting, McCalla Chapel -- Bible Study, 9:30 a.m.; Mor- Nail UItle Cleania Ofamc ing Worship, 10:40 a.m.; Evening Worship, 6:30 p.m. (97115) 7:55 Notes of Interest md. Jetty .Publi e lt ffaisOffic in 2 #::i ::::::.Lading Jouruseit 8:00 Barnaby Jones Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double quonset hut at 8:55 Spirit of 76 East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. (951038) 00 0ll 117.O.Jn, al it/Photographer 9:00 Kojak M. Pat P?.lon.Production Assistant Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting, Plantation Room of COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. 9:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) he G0a0tsm usa0tte is published .ordingto the 10:00 Information Special: "President (8873) Ford: Years of Decision" seoaf ofn the opalspb i n firs Ofcr. st in Monday 10:55 Newswatch Update ew n N et appear herein arenonothtomco[rued Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 11:00 Late Movie: "James Dean" a rti[ean ofr arefElectns th vies of mm~AVMSE 7:45 p.m. (90296 or 8275) Page 3 Guantanamo Gazette 30. 1978 TuesdayMaPa euay, M , /0 The Guantanamo Bay Fourth of July educational. ) Queen candidates have been chosen, Shannon's major interests are div- and the competition is on for votes. ing, snorkeling, swimming and dance. The lucky ladies are: Debra B. She studied theatre and dance at Blumberg representing VC-10; Dis- Palm Beach Junior College after her bursing Clerk Second Class Debbie L. graduation from Debacco High School Duckett from Naval Station; Margaret prior to entering the Navy. R. (Cookie) Pollard, Commissary; On the other hand, Julia Rourk is Aerographer's Mate Airman Shannon still a student at the W.T. Sampson Rollins, Naval Air Station; Julia High School and an employee of the Rourk, Marine Barracks and Company L, Marine Exchange. and Hospitalman Deidre (Dee) West, The five-foot-six, blue eyed, Naval Hospital. brown haired Marine Barracks/Company Debra Blumberg, a 26-year-old na- L candidate has lived in Gitmo for tive of Greer S.C. is a substitute nearly four years. teacher here. She is a graduate of Being interested in atheletics, the Greer Public Schools and holds she received the most valuable player a bachelors degree in elementary award for two consecutive years in education from the University of Debra B. Blumberg, VC-10 Deidre West, Naval Hospital basketball and was a member of the South Carolina. championship softball team in 1975 She is the wife of Lieutenant Scott Blumberg of VC-10, and her inter- and 1977. ests include waterskiing, macrame, sewing and the Wives Club of which Julia is also a member of the Honor Society, vice president of the she is an avid member. senior class and was voted "Miss Sampson" at the high school. DK2 Duckett, the Naval Station can- Finally,y, HN West, the hospital's didate, on the other hand, is a na- choice, hails from Glenwood, Iowa tive of Silver City, N. Mex. In where she graduated from Glenwood Gitmo she is assigned to the NAVSTA High School in 1976.

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She enlisted in the Navy that same NW Disbursing Office. W Debbie, who is working towards a year and now works at the Naval Hos- degree in accounting from Old Domin- pital. Julia Rourk, Debbie Duckett, NAVSTA ion University, is a bowling enthu- MARBRKS, Company L siast -- she's on four leagues and Spending most of her leisure time serves as secretary/treasurer of one of them. enjoying Gitmo's outdoor activities, playing the piano, dancing and Her other interests include snorkeling, crocheting, knitting and hook- sewing, she is planning to attend college after her Navy tour is com- ing rugs, but she explains that her favorite hobby is reading. pleted. She would like to study either fashion merchandising or nursing. Debbie is married to Keith Duckett, Anyone in Gitmo can vote for a data processor at Automatic Data his favorite candidate simply by Processing at Supply. placing coins in the ballot boxes The Commissary's candidate, Cookie located at the Marine Exchange, Pollard, is a 23-year-old native of the Navy Exchange and the Leeward Warner Robins, Ga. Point Exchange. She and her husband, Leonard, have One cent equals one vote, and been married for 5 years and have there's no limit to the number of one daughter, Sonja Chanel. votes each person may cast. Cookie's interests include sewing, The winning candidate becomes knitting, crocheting and baking. the Fourth of July Queen and will And during her senior year in high preside over the Independence Day school she won an award in home ec- festivities, the biggest holiday onomics. celebration in Citmo. AGAN Rollins, meanwhile, is a 21 All proceeds from the voting Kl year-old, hazel eyed, brown haired go toward financing the gala holi- native of West Palm Beach, Fla. day event. Balloting is in progress now, so She is assigned to the Naval everyone is urged to choose his Weather Service Environmental De- favorite beauty and go to the tachment and said she finds working Margaret R. Pollard, Commissary Shannon Rollins, NAS polls. with meteorology fascinating and Operation Window " FTG Weekly Ship Schedule "Operation Window" as announced to commencement of work in order to in the March 9th, 1978, edition of allow sufficient time to remove the Gazette is a 15 month project drapes, blinds or belongings from SHIP HULL NUMBER ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE to replace windows and doors in all windows and doors. concrete housing units. The order of floor plan illustra- USS R.H. MCCARD DD-822 May 29, 1978 June 16, 1978 Occupants of quarters to be worked tions appearing in the Gazette USS FISKE DD-842 May 20, 1978 June 9, 1978 on will be required to provide a during the next several weeks, such USS SPIEGEL GROVE LSD-32 May 29, 1978 DTMD responsible person 16 years of age as the one shown here, does not USCGC SASSAFRAS WLB-401 May 22, 1978 June 9, 1978 or older in the housing unit for necessarily indicate the order in USCGC BLACKTHORN WLB-391 May 29, 1978 June 16, 1978 security purposes during the maxi- which quarters will be worked on. USS SALINAN ATF-161 May 10, 1978 June 2, 1978 mum of 14 calendar days required to The floor plan illustration USCGC BIBB WHEC-31 May 8, 1978 June 2, 1978 install windows, venetian blinds indicates the size and location of and doors. window air-conditioner units that The contractor will notify the will be permitted in the renovated occupant no less than 72 hours prior quarters. High school program offered

110 v 110 v The Commanding Officer, Marine and American institutions/U.S. BD. RM Barracks, announces the commencement history, and they are scheduled to BD. BATH BD. RMF of the summer session of theMarine begin June 5. The Barstow classes are offered at BD. RM. Barracks High School diploma program an educational opportunity provided no cost to participating military for Marines and Sailors to earn personnel who are not high school KIT. their high school diploma while graduates. Civilians and high Base, school graduates may enroll at no SERVICE PANTRY LIVING 8 DINING ROOM serving at the U.S. Naval Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This educa- cost to the government. RM. o tional program is made possible by the Marine Barracks contracting the Interested personnel who are not Barstow College, Barstow, California, currently enrolled in the program PORCH D A.C. which provides the instruction and should contact Katherine Rohe at TYPE " L-1" certification for issuance of a 95432 between 8:30 and 11:30 a.m., diploma. Classes to be offered in- Monday through Friday, for more in- clude reading, English, mathematics, formation. FOUND IN' PP 1

SWITCH ON~~ The surf is so good at Matanchen Bay in Mexico, that good surfers can take the waves for more than a mile. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, May 30, 197"

Unser celebrates 39th birthday with Indy win Tonight on FM-103

INDIANAPOLIS (AP/UPI) -- Al Unser to victory Sunday. strong as we did. We lucked out. has joined a select group of three- He admitted: "I was worried about To win this race, you have to run At 9 p.m. locally, the Seattle time Indianapolis 500 winners, just this race as late as Saturday. I strong all day. That's basically Supersonics will be setting an all- in time to celebrate his 39th birth- didn't know if we had everything what we did." time National Basketball Associa- day. worked out in the chassis. In the He also served notice that now tion attendance record for a single "It just shakes you all over" was final laps, something was pushing that he's one ahead of his brother, game. what he had to say following the real hard. I damaged the right front Bobby, who finished sixth yesterday Over 44,000 are expected to be on race, which was run in hot weather. wing when I came into the pits too and is a two-time Indy winner, he hand in the Kingdome in Seattle for "There's nothing that takes this hard and hit a tire." intends to stay ahead. He plans to the fourth game of the NBA Champion- feeling of winning." With 15 laps to go, Unser led Tom be here again next year to try to ship playoffs between the Sonics and The weather wasn't Unser's big Sneva by a seemingly comfortable 28 match A.J. Foyt's record of four In- the Washington Bullets. worry. Earlier this year he was in- seconds. But he slowed down in the dianapolis wins. You, too, can be in on the action jured in a spectacular practice final laps because of the wing prob- "I'm gonna be back here next year. by tuning in on FM-103 for the play- crash at the Texas World Speedway in lem. I just love to race. I'd do it if I by-play action at 9:00 tonight. a car identical to the Lola he drove "I didn't think we would run as could last 100 years."

Heard captures Atlanta Classsic

ATLANTA (UPI) -- Jerry Heard birdied his third shot, took a bogey and wound up in a three-way tie for se- SPORTSLME the final hole Sunday to win the At- lanta Golf Classic by two strokes cond with Tom Watson and Lou Graham. and set a new tournament record in the process. The victory was worth $40,000 to Heard, winless on the pro golf tour Heard, nearly $6,000 more than he'd for more than four years, was locked won in 16 previous tournaments this in a tie with Bob Murphy going into year. Sonics nip Bullets; take 2-1 lead the last hole, a par-five, water Heard posted a five-under par 67 guarded layout. He placed his third for the day and a four-day total of shot only a couple off feet from the 19-under-par 269, two strokes better LANDOVER, MD. (AP) -- The Seattle a mistake he'll probably never for- hole and had an easy tap in for his than the trio of runnerups, who all SuperSonics took a 2-1 lead in the get. When he made the inbounds pass, birdie. Murphy, 40 feet away with tied the previous record. finals of the National Basketball his foot was on the line. The ball Association Playoffs Sunday with a was turned over to the Bullets for a 93-92 win over the Washington Bul- one last chance. lets. However, 's jump shot Waltrip winner in World 600 race The Sonics held a nine-point lead from the corner bounced harmlessly late in the final period when they off the rim and the Sonics had their CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Darrell Wal- David Pearson and Bennie Parsons started to run down the clock. A victory. trip was the winner in Sunday's were in contention until the last cold streak let the Bullets jump World 600 Stock Car Race. He took two laps, when they were involved in back into the contest, pulling to Marvin Webster and Gus Williams the checkered flag during a caution a minor wreck. Pearson was able to within one with two seconds remaining led the Sonics with 20 points apiece, period ahead of Donnie Allison. hold on and finish fifth, just be- on a steal and layup by guard Tom while Jack Sikma added 17 as six Bobby Allison was third. hind Cale Yarborough. Henderson. players scored in double figures. The Bullets then almost pulled it had 29 for the Bullets out when Sonic guard Fred Brown made while Dandridge added 21. Oceanview Results Motta credits Sonic defense in Seattle win by Ed Pasch LANDOVER, MD. (AP) -- Dick Motta, setting the nets on fire, it was an for a number of years, was the coach overwhelming difference in the play Races were held Sunday, May 28, TROPHY CLASS of the . The Bulls of the two guard combinations that with the following results: were annual playoff contenders, tipped the scales Seattle's way. Top Eliminator: mainly on the strength of their de- Gus Williams alone had 20 points to HOT WHEELS CLASS Dial in time Mark Cyr, 327 Chev Wagon 19.00 fense, which was the best in the Na- tie for team scoring honors with Second place: tional Basketball Association, bar seven-footer Marvin Webster. Wil- Top Eliminator: Ronnie Morris, 6-cly. Impala 20.25 none. liams' running mate, Dennis Johnson Chuck Britton, 350 Nova 13.30 So, you can be sure that when he blocked a stunning total of six Bul- Second place: talks about a team's defense, he let shots. Mitch Cothron, Suzuki 500 10.00 knows what he's talking about. The win now sends the Sonics back Once again, Chuck Britton took Sunday afternoon, game three of to Seattle for games four and five. STREET CLASS fastest time of the day with his 350 the NBA Championship series was They haven't lost at home since Nova, turning in a good 12.90. I played on the home court of the February, a streak that has covered Top Eliminator: would like to remind everyone next Washington Bullets, a team now under 21 consecutive games. The fourth Robert Gava, 327 Chevelle 17.50 race day will be Sunday, June 11. the coaching reins of that same Dick game will be played in the Kingdome, Second Place: So, come on out and join the fun Motta. The Seattle SuperSonics were where a new NBA attendance record Tom Arwine, 6-cyl. Maverick 18.10 and competition. the opposition. A last-minute rally will be set. A crowd of better than by the Bullets wasn't quite enough 44,000 is expected for the game. as the Sonics held on for a 93-92 Motta's Bullets have their backs win and a 2-1 lead in the best-of- to the wall. Three of a the last four seven series. games will be played in Seattle. He Motta had nothing but praise for has until tipoff time tonight, 9 p.m. the defensive job done by the Son- locally, to find a way to beat a de- ics, especially in the backcourt, fense that ranked second in the NBA CLA/I I I where the Bullet guards hit on only during the regular season and has 1 nine of 45 attempts, or 20lpercent. been performing at least as well in Classified advertisats my be called in between n 8 d 11 a., orhd While the Sonics weren't exactly the playoffs. s.r o the PublicAffair Offic 7,30 a.m., to 4:30 p~a., Mnday through Friday (exc1diq holidays). Deadline for publication is noon thpr.viou workinggd dy. darm 40w ords and published not moethen twice weekly per ubenksson. Commercial advertising is prohhbned nlthough an uncaeate concerning avilable sewices will be -LOCAL SPORTS- National League permlitte but 11silted to twice monthly. 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