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Captain John S. Boyd and Captain Wiliw C. McCamy Tomorrow's flight Cordially Intate.nant command and all monber, of the Water Usage 727 Navl Be. Community to the Chantg of Command Carmmony Friday, June 8 through Sunday, June 10 8:00a .m. at which NAS NNorfolk, Va. ------------- Usable storage: 14.25MIL-100% (Fri.), 14.30MIL - 11:30 a.m. noon Captain John S. Boyd, United States Navy Guantianamo Bay will be relieved by 100% (Sat), 14.31 MIL-100% on, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 pp.m. Captain William C. McCamy, United States Navy Kingst 3 2 (Sun.) Guantaanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. : 0 p.m. on Thuraday,the fourteenth ofJune linteen hundred and ninety Goal: 1.0 MIL NAS NNorfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. at one o'clock Consumption: 934 K (Fri.), 1.02 MIL (Sat.), 1.08 Naval Air Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba See page 3 MIL (Sun.) 1 Guantanamo Daily Gazette Vol. 46 -- No. 117 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, June 11, 1990 Norwegian oil tanker ablaze in Gulf with 10 worst oil spills in U.S. history 38 million gallons of crude oil aboard 1. March 24, 1989, "Exxon when a tank ruptured. AP - It's a race against time spill-126 million gallons stands as Valdez," Prince William Sound, 6. July 30, 1984, "Alvenus" Alaska, 10.92 million gallons of tanker, Cameron, La., 2.8 million in the Gulf of Mexico as firefighters the largest in history. Enviromental- crude spilled as the ship ran gallons of oil spilled after ashipran try to prevent ists says the new spill is threatening and emergency crews aground. a ground. of the a major ecological disaster from a birds and marine life in one 2. Nov. 1,1979, "Burmah Ag- 7. Oct. 31, 1984, "Puerto Ri- burning supertanker. The Norwe- Gulf's most important commercial ate" tanker, Galveston Bay, Texas, can" tanker, San Francisco, 2-mil- gian-flagged "Mega Borg" -carry- fishing regions. Butexperts disagree 10.7 million gallons of oil burned lion gallons spilled when a ship East Germany - East Germany's ing 38 million gallons of African on whether tides and winds will carry or spilled when two ships collided. caught fire following an explosion. prime minister says there can be no crude oil-has been burning since the oil ashore. 3. Dec. 15, 1976, "Argo Mer- 8. Aug. 18, 1984, Triangle Oil torture chamber in a Europe "with all an explosion early Saturday. And Meantime, the CoastGuard says chant" tanker, Massachusetts', Corporation, shove-ground stor- its doors and windows open." Lothar blazing oil has been spilling into the there's the potential for amajor fuel Southeastern Coast, 7.6 million age tank, Jacksonville, Fla., 2.5 De Maiziere told the World Jewish water since yesterday, when a fiery spill from a cruise ship that ran- gallons of crude oil spilled when million gallons of oil spilled after the ship ran aground. lightning sparked a fire. Congress yesterday Jewish people explosion crumpled the superstruc- aground in dense fog yesterday off have nothing to fear from a United 4. Nov. 6, 1985, Exploratory 9. Nov. 22, 1980, "Georgia" ture at the back end of the ship. the coast of Woods Hole, Mass. All Germany. Speaking to the gathering Well, Ranger, Texas, 6.3 million tanker, Pilottown, La., 1.3 million of the passengers and most of the in New York, De Maiziere saidhe un- Coast Guard-supervised disaster gallons of oil spilled after a blow- gallons of oil spilled after an derstands Jewish concerns about a teams plan to start pumping foam crew on board the "Bermuda Star" out. anchorchaincauseda ship to leak. unified Germany. But he also said onto the fire this morning in a all-out were safely evacuated. But divers 5. Jan. 2, 1988, Ashland Oil 10. March 31, 1982, "Arkas" they're unfounded. effort to put out the fire, and keep have discovered a 90-foot-long tear Company, above-ground storage tanker, Montz, La., 1.47 million the badly listing ship from sinking. in the hull, exposing the ship's fuel tank, Jefferson Borough, Penn., gallons of oil burned and spilled Israel - Israel stands to get a new Federal environmental experts tanks. They contain an estimated 3.8 million gallons of oil spilled after a ship collision and fire. right-wing government today. The say the Mega Borg accident is a 110,000 gallons of fuel. About coalition put together by Yitzhak bigger threat to the Texas coast than 1,500 gallons have spilled out, and Explosions will rock road to Kittery Beach Shamir faces a vote of approval in a disastrous Mexican oil well blow- emergency crews will be trying to Parliament, and despite threatened Guantanamo Bay - Two ex- Peagler also said the demolition pump out the rest. defections, Israeli politicians say it's out 11 years ago. The Mexican plosions will rock the road heading and construction work rests on the likely Shamir will win. to Kittery Beach tomorrow and cut it strong shoulders of Charlie Com- Americans evacuating from Liberia off for use by Gitmo residents for the pany, 8th Engineers. Bulgaria - The slow-as-you-go AP - American evacuees from family are tired, but happy tobe out. next two weeks. "They'll be working on and approach to economic reform may be Liberia are due back in the U.S. early Meantime, peace talks aimed at "Between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. around the road leading to Kittery winning out in Bulgaria. Initial pro- this morning. It's been a long trip for settling the Liberian civil war are one of the mono- Beach for about two weeks after the jections say the former Communist we'll knock down party-which favors slow economic 362 people fleeing civil war in the due to begin today at the U.S. em- liths and blow one of the cratering demolition," said Peagler. "They'll change-holds a commanding lead west African nation. The first of bassy in neighboring Sierra Leone. chambers," said Major Joe Peagler, try to shorten the construction time to in yesterday's parliamentary elec- three flights left the capital of Both sides in the five-and-a-half- logistics officer for Guantanamo allow residents to get back to their tions. The main opposition alliance Monrovia yesterday for neighbor- month-old rebellion have agreed to Bay's Marine Barracks Ground De- favorite swimming spot soonser. wants a swift move to a western-style ing Ivory Coast. send representatives. fense and Security Force. "We just wanted to warn resi- market economy, and it's claiming The second leg of the journey is The rebels now control most of "After the test, we'll connect the dents if they hear loud explosions, election fraud. taking evacuees to Charleston, S.C. the country including the main tank crater, rebuild the chamber and there is no need to worry," he said. One of them-Georgia missionary airport and a huge rubber planta- "It's just a test to make sure our Peru - Alberto Fujimori says he rec- the road and replace the monolith," Johnny Connelly--says he and his tion. ognizes the "Titanic task" of govern- he said. defenses work as designed." ing Peru, a country troubled by Guerrilla violence, bankruptcy and drug trafficking. Fujimori soundly Staying fit reduces stress, even in Guantanamo defeated novelist Mario Vargas Llosa ning around d Cooper field a few workout, a fit individual usually in yesterday's presidential run-off By NES and times. Each 1time around is one mile. experiences what has come to be election. JOSN LISA M. ENLOE Studiesshow many people who described asa "naturalhigh." The act (continue to page 3) exercise feel l better psychologically of exercising itself may help reduce Now that Navy advancement re- as well as physically. In addition, stress by replacing psychological sults are "on the streets," some of aerobicallyfifit men and women ap- stress with concrete physical stress. Gitmo's residents may be able to rest peartorecov er faster from emotional It also acts as a distraction from easy. That's if you got a hold of your stress, and are more better able to stress and channels repressed anger detailers. If you still don't know if cope effectivevely with stress. and frustration intophysical activity. they'll be putting on that additional Other stsdies, comparing stress- If some of you Gitmoites are USA crow, tension and stress may not be related respconses in people who are under stress because your command your best friend. So how do these fit to those experienced by people doesn't have the advancement re- News anxiously awaiting sailors and the who are out of shape, reveal that fit sults in writing, you could probably rest of the Gitmo community keep individuals ecover from stress more benefit from a program. In fact, all from letting stress get in the way of quickly. Gitmoites can benefit from a exer- doing your job? Exercise and fitness actually cise program. Philadelphia - Philadelphia police Physical activity is becoming an reduce the irintensity of the stress re- Not only will it relax you, but Orville Facey spots Mac say a Pennsylvania man died yester- McCray on 35 pound incline day when his parachute failed to open increasingly popular way to put the sponge by c ducing the increases in you can become physically fit at the mind and body back together. There blood presto re and heart rate associ- same time. And remember, singular dumbbells at the Fitness Cen- during a jumpfrom an unfinished sky- ter. The center is open Monday scraper.
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