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Local Closed Spy Describes CIA Ordeal, Given Drugs to Break Will DAILY GA ZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 41 - No. 218 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Thursday, November 14, 1985 Reagan to give summit speech, ive tonigh at 8 p.m. on TV8 (UPI) -- A senior Reagan He says it is a "very super- administration official warns do ficial notion" to expect that not expect too much new in the meetings next Tuesday and President Reagan's nationally Wednesday in Geneva, broadcast speech tonight on his Switzerland, to fundamentally summit conference with Soviet alter the situation between the Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. two superpowers. He says the speech, at 8 p.m., Reagan is meeting today with will be a comprehensive review his arms negotiators for the of how the United States should last time before he and conduct its affairs with the Gorbachev sit down for their Soviet Union. first East-West summit. He predicts Reagan will pay' High hopes that the summit particular attention to would produce substantive defensive weapons and the progress have diminished in Soviets' record on human rights. recent weeks. U.S. officials are The official says Reagan will hoping now that both sides will repeat his call to the Soviet agree to carry out their Our glimpse into the past of Guantanamo 1942. If you have old photographs of people for wider cultural and political, economic and military Bay, via old photographs, allows us to Guantanamo Bay and want to see then in "human exchanges" between the competition peacefully. see how the Cooper Field area used to print, please submit then to the Public two countries. look. Looking toward Sherman Avenue and Affairs Office. (Official U.S. Navy the bay, this is the view on May 15, Local photo) Cash or pools Power time off closed Down (UPI) -- President Reagan has Spy describes CIA ordeal, It is time once again for signed into law a Siting community health bill allowing as the Guantanamo Bay community states and municipal governments the overriding concern, Bob to participate in the annual to pay given drugs to break will their employees overtime Sinnott, Recreation Services "Power Down Day." This event with either Director, cash or time off. announced yesterday (AP) -- Vitaly Yurchenko, the pills daily. He says his alleged allows inspection and This overcomes a Supreme Court that all base pools are Soviet defector who went back to captors first told him the pills maintenance of the generators decision earlier this year. The closed, due to needed' the Soviet Union, described at a were to improve circulation, but and evaporators at the court ruled that public chemicals not obtained. new conference today an "ordeal" later said that he would die if Desalination Plant. employees must be paid cash for "Pools must be kept within involving drugs he said CIA taken off them. He says Soviet Minimal electrical output overtime work rather than be acceptable limits for the doctors gave him to break his doctors analyzed the pills as will be available for usage, given time off. good health and enjoyment of will. simple blood pressure and blackouts may occur in Reagan says the new law gives the community," said Donna Speaking in Russian, Yurchenko medication. areas where electrical demand state and local governments and Bowers, Pools Manager. "This said the pills and injections He says injected drugs pro- is high. In order for our their employees the flexibility is an area we watch closely, were intended to psychologically duced a suicidal depression, "Power Down Day" to be to serve their citizens testing the water in each condition him to the idea the he then a state of "bliss," successful, it is requested effectively. pool several times a day. would die if taken off the followed by a loss of memory for that everyone proceed with He says without the legisla- When the tests show too much chemicals. several days. plans to eliminate utility tion, costs to state and local acidity, we add soda ash to Most of his statement repeated Yurchenko also says he was usage, i.e., electric government's for police, bring it within limits. claims made in Washington at a told that he had revealed every- cooking, laundry facilities, firefighting and other services Unfortunately, our supply of news conference when he thing he knew and he was electric hot water heating, could be increased by as much as soda ash has been depleted," announced he had been kidnapped, considered a traitor by the lights and especially air $3 billion annually. said Bowers. drugged and held captive before Soviets. conditioning, which must not State and municipal officials The stock of soda ash is escaping. He says pressure on him be used unless absolutely lobbied Congress for a change in monitored closely and an The State Department says relaxed about two weeks before' required for critical equip- the federal labor law to counter order has been in for quite Yurchenko, a top KGB official in, he "escaped." He says he ment. the effect of the ruling. They some time and should arrive North America, defected in Italy believes U.S. agents wanted him "Power Down Day" will com- said it would substantially from Norfolk today or in August. in good condition when he mence November 29, Friday, 6 increase their labor costs if tomorrow. Yurchenko said he was given appeared in public. a.m. and last through they were forced to pay cash for The pools will re-open as approximately 6 p.m. 11 overtime. soon as the soda ash arrives. Republican Senator Cow Nickles Watch the Gazette and TV8 for .f Oklahoma calls the an update. legislation vital for employees and cities and states. from around the globe. (UPI) -- Jurors in Columbia, Missouri, are to (UPI) -- A volcano eruption in western Columbia begin today determining the punishment of a has set off a chain reaction, flooding, a large Workers stumped over tree .iNeo-Nazi found guilty of murdering a state area. Red Cross officials say the eruption melted trooper who pulled him over for a traffic stop. snow on nearby mountain peaks. The melted waters (UPI) - It is just about time together half of what the y They could sentence David Tate to die in flooded four towns. One hundred people are to start thinking about getting already constructed. One sectio ra Missouri's gas chamber. The jury found Tate reported missing. A pilot says a city of 50,000 your Christmas tree. State of the center pipe was installe d guilty yesterday and the prosecution is urging people "disappeared." The volcano, inactive for workers at the Capitol Rotunda upside down. the death penalty. 500 years, erupted last night. in Oklahoma, City, Okla., have The crew began work about fou r tried erecting one of their own, days ago. (UPI) -- A county sheriff frustrated by (UPI) -- A republican congressman says he does but there have been problems. When the tree is finallyy Tenneseems prison crisis got rid of 12 convicts not think President Reagan has any choice but to It seems the $11,000 25-foot standing, it will be a thing of yesterday by handcuffing them to the fence rehire some air traffic controller he fired four metal-frame tree does not have, beauty. The frame work will outside a state prison. .but not for long. The. years ago for staging an illegal strike. A any instructions. The crew spent covered with almost 60 federal judge who last month barred Tennessee's spokesman for Representative Guy Molinari of New bout three hours yesterday poinsettia plants. overcrowded jails from accepting new inmates York says he has signatures of about 75 king apart and putting back ordered the sheriff to remove the 12 prisoners or congressmen urging Reagan to rehire the see them set free. The prisoners ended up on a controllers. county prison farm. (UPI) - The nation's Roman Catholic bishops are (UPI) -- Doctors treating artificial heart due to vote today on a proposed pastoral letter Christmas Activities Committee patient Willias Schroeder disagree on the cause on the economy. The letter calls for a "new of his third stroke. Neurologist Gary Fox blames American experiment" that recognizes economic The next meeting of the Christmas Activities a clot from the Jarvik-7 heart, but Fox says rights, especially for the poor, as a critical Committee will be held November 15, Friday, 3 p.m., at doctor William DeVries, Schroeder's surgeon, part of political and other human rights. The the Fleet Training Group training room. believes the clot originated in the patient's document also called for concerted efforts to Volunteers are needed to help organize events, brain. Schroeder has not spoken since the third "alter" the economy's workings. ammm including the Christmas Parade and Block Party. If you stroke was diagnosed during the weekend. would like to volunteer your time or donate goods or (UPI) - A federal hearing is scheduled today for m mm m money, please attend this meeting. (UPI) -- South African president Botha could a Romanian seaman who fled from a freighter ® ®mm For more information, please contact JD2 Neil announce new steps to ease Apartheid when he loading cargo in the port of Houston and wants mmm m Guillebeau, PAO, 4819 or 4502. addresses his advisory president's council in asylum in the United States. The seaman is the bape Towo Thursday. It is the firsttime Botha second Romanian sailor to try to defect to exercised his right to address the group, a American within one week. He says he wants to council of white, Asian and, mixed-race live in a country where "freedom is respected." representatives. There are no black members.
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