NEW YORK (UPI) -- Cuban President Fidel Castro early yesterday ended Carter holds lead in Floride a mostly reclusive four-day visit caucuses to the MIAMI (AP) -- Results were in United States and left New from Dade and Broward Counties were non-binding presidential preference all but two Florida York City the same way he arrived, counties at still counting at press time. poll. under the cover press time in Saturday's Democratic of darkness while It's not known when their final Some experts were saying it would county caucuses, and President vociferous anti-Cuban protesters Jim- results will be in. be the middle of the week before my Carter still holds were asleep. his strong Kennedy appeared certain to gain all the votes in the Florida caucus lead. the 116 delegates from Broward were counted. Palm Beach County returns came County where he made his strongest Meanwhile, nine Republican presi- late last night, showing 43 labor showing. dential hopefuls who attended a Castro ends U.S. visit delegates winning, ten of whom say The contest won't determine whom Saturday night get-acquainted rally they'll support Carter. Seventeen Florida supports for the 1980 Demo- in Aimes, Iowa,are awaiting results The only time Cuba's Communist supporters of Senator Edward Ken- cratic Presidential nomination, of a straw poll designed to measure leader stepped outside his coun- nedy won. however, organization strength. try's U.N. mission in New Statewide, York's with results from 65 The 878 delegates elected Satur- The official count was to be an- well-guarded Murray Hill district counties, Carter has 376 delegates day will join 839 others, most of nounced today. was to deliver a two-hour and Kennedy speech 118. them appointed by officials backing Iowa, by the way, will be the to the U.N. General Assembly A slate supported on by organized the president, at a Democratic first state to kick off the presi- Friday. labor has 52 delegates and 27 un- state convention in November. dential nomination process on committed. Jan. He did not directly attack U.S. The highlight there will be a 21. policy until last night at a party he hosted for American news execu- tives. There, he reportedly said he was quite disillusioned with President Jimmy Carter's handling of the Guantanamo esence of Soviet Gazette troops in Cuba. But, quoting ABC Correspondent Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Barbara Walters, "Castro is not certain, however, that he wouldn't like to see Carter re-elected." Walters said Castro told her Vol. 32 No. 188 ?Today, Oct. 15, 1979 Ronald Reagan's the only man he definitely doesn't want elected. As for Ted Kennedy, Castro re- portedly replied, "I'm not sure I'd be doing Senator Kennedy a fa- Israel to expand Jewish settlements vor if I said I preferred him." TEL AVIV (UPI) -- Israel curity decided purposes. prices it can get. yesterday to expand seven Also Jewish in Israel, a delegation of Oil and Arab money may also play settlements in seven one of the biggest prominent black Americans ar- a role in next year's U.S. presi- Nuclear plant shut down takeovers of occupied land since rived in Tel Aviv yesterday asking dential election. Prime Minister Menachem Begin took that their visit not be associated DENVER (AP) -- A nuclear power A top official of the Palestine power 28 months ago. with the Reverend Jesse Jackson's Liberation plant 25 miles north of here has Organization is urging The unanimous decision by the recent self-styled Mideast shuttle. Arab governments to been shut down. use their re- cabinet included approval for con- The delegation, made up largely sources to exert A spokesman for the Public Ser- pressure for elec- struction of a new town in the of black labor leaders, was invit- tion of the candidate vice Company of Colorado said the most likely Delaware-sized region and a deci- ted by Israel's largest labor fed- to be sympathetic to the cause Fort St. Vrain reactor was turned of sion to seize no privately owned eration. the Palestinians. off after radiation escaped inside Arab land for the expansions. Meanwhile, in an interview pub- In an interview with a Beirut the reactor building from a helium The decision averted a govern- lished in a Beirut newsletter, magazine, the chief or the PLO's relief valve. ment crisis. Egypt's foreign minister said that political department has some kind At the scene, an inspector for Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan had when Egypt recovers its Israeli-oc- words for Republican candidate John the Nuclear Regulatory Commission threatened to resign if private cupied oil fields, it intends to Connally, who last week called for called the release "insignificant" land was taken for other than se- sell oil to Israel at the highest an independend Palestinian state. and said there was "no danger" to people living nearby or to plant employees. The company spokesman said the . lnt might be put back on line Balanced budget bills appear doomed day if an inspection showed no WASHINGTON (UPI) -- For those who vote in the House and Senate, even- Kahn rejected a suggestion that damage, and that safety equipment believe inflation will continue to though most proposals would allow President Jimmy Carter and his was working. get worse unless the constitution deficit spending during wars or aides have left room in recent pub- is amended to require a balanced other emergencies. lic statements to drop their sup- federal budget, there appears lit- Current economic problems were port for money-tightening measures tle chance that Congress will ever also discussed yesterday by White taken by the Federal Reserve Board. -- agree with them. House adviser Alfred Kahn and by And in an interview in U.S. News BRIEFS- David Rockefeller, chairman of the and World Report magazine, Rocke- At the moment, Congress has be- board of Chase Manhattan Bank. feller backs predictions that the fore it about 130 proposed consti- On CBS' "Face the Nation," Kahn country will come out of a reces- tutional amendments that would out- predicted the administration can sion by the middle of next year. law deficit spending in various lower inflation from the double "The recession will not nead to ways. digit range by sticking to a course be very deep or very long" unless But sponsors WASHINGTON (AP) -- On Jimmy Car- see little hope of of economic restraint in the coming there is another wave of massive ter's gaining the itinerary this week, Kansas required two-thirds months. oil price increases," he sail. City, Chicago and Boston. The president leaves for Missouri today for a speech to the National Local high school Association of Catholic Charities. gets new principal Later, he'll attend a fund-raiser YN3 Charles S. Bishop A program he wants to begin is for Chicago Mayor Jane Burne and fied history. an "academic banquet." hold another town meeting. This pro- Price taught at Rammey Air Force The W.T. Sampson High School gram would be for grades seven Base for 10 years At the end of the week, the pres- and spent two has a new principal, Thomas L. through twelve. The top ident will travel to Boston to at five, aca- years as an Aviation Curriculum Price, who is origanally from demically, from each class would Consultant tend the dedication of the John F. at the University of Nebraska. be selected. Those selected North Carolina--where he was an Kennedy Library. Price has been in education for would be invited to a banquet along FAA license examiner--with a fleet 20 years. He arrived in Gitmo with the parents. of five twin engine planes. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Thousands of last month after only a month's Although this is Price's first He also spent the last four homosexual men and women from notice that he was to assume the year as a high school principal, years teaching in Bermuda. Although around the nation converged on the position. He was asked if he he worked for a year as an elemen- he has a Masters degree in Business nation's capital yesterday demand- wanted the position as principal tary school principal. In fact, Administration, he is in education * ng equal rights. in Gitmo and was given only 24 hours his background is a well diversi- because that is what he likes best. A crowd, estimated to be at least to make the decision. 50,000 strong, marched down Penn- Price says he finds the people sylvania Avenue and cheered speak- of Gitmo "excellent." He said the ers who denounced what they termed people have been helpful, friendly, the "homophobia" and "heterosexism" and supportive: "It's been super." of mainstream America. Price has taught high school The marchers called on Congress level English, social studies, to amend the Civil Rights Act to and physical education. As a protect gays against discrimina- sideline he coached football for tion. six years (four out of the six, he said they won). He also coached PEKING (AP) -- Chinese premier Hua basketball for four years. Guofeng left Peking for Paris to- The new principal foresees no day. need for "major changes" in opera- It'll be the first visit ever to tions at the school. However, he Western Europe by a Chinese Commu- wants to see the responsibility nist head of state. of education take priority--mention- Hua's three-week trip will in- ing that trips, campaigns and clude stops in France, West Ger- extra curricular projects, should many. Britain and Italy. not dominate education at any time. "The staff here," he said, "is DUE TO OPERATIONAL COMMITMENTS, excellent. They are an efficient the Gazette will not be published group of experts working together Wednesday, October 17. Mr. Thomas L. Price, the new principal of W.T. Sampson High School. and doing a great job." (Photo by PPAN Mickel Kobeck) GuantaniamoGazette Page 2 Moday, Oct. 15, 1979 THE NAVY EXCHANGE SERVICE STATION is changing its opening hours on Special Note Monday from 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. Commander, Naval Base is for customer convenience. closing the Day Care Center on a community THE NAVY EXCHANGE Main Barber temporary basis. This is due to Shop will be closed Oct. 15 and 16 the diagnosis of a contagious gastro- for fumigation. All other barber enteritis in two of the children shops will mai:.tain regular hours. that attend this facility. There- fore, in an attempt to protect DUE TO MILITARY COMMITMENTS, the other children from this illness, bulletin board following sports events have been it is deemed necessary that closure be made for approximately one week. C-1ni1yannouncentasaMy be cali in beeveen 8 andl11 . .ahan.,rhand rescheduled to the dates below. Racquetball Dec. 1 In conjunction with the Naval theublic Affar" Ofice 0 ., o 4700 through eridayrrl e (ecludly holidays). Deadline for publication is n n theprev los workinggday. . urgency.f c Track & Field Eec. 1 Hospital, the Environmental acpted anytLm. Cm unity11 e published no ar Health Service has instituted than ve e fo rgfua of three weeks and then r itte, Sailing Regatta Dec. 8 ondeneed,and incldd a daily calendar ssection duiq the wek of appropriate investigative procedures [eeen.Comercial advertsis s f prohi tdoghnnounements of available servlceswill be p amitted but 1ited to twice . athly. SPECIAL SERVICES will offer for and community assistance in these A-raernt" businesses o e rvte quiring covand approval my sale be required o provide proof o a letter of authority. Ada which to the highest bidder by a efforts is necessary. vi ntt e the bsi. hhdscrof race, se, d, color, or national org"i sealed bid procedure two (2) cars If any member of the community has C (AT-Anytime/DW During Working Hours/ and ten (10) motorcycles. These AM-After WorkingHurs), diarrhea lasting longer than two vehicles may be inspected and bids days, please come to the laboratory presented by coming by Special at the Naval Hospital between the Call 8819. Services Monday through Friday hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. for between the hours of 8 to 11 a.m. appropriate testing. and 1 to 4 p.m. Bids will close at 4 p.m. on October 25. The bids SOME CORNING WARE PERCOLATORS, will be opened at 9 a.m. on October both electric and non-electric, 26. All successful bidders will can be dangerous to use. The metal Special ann ouncements have three (3) days in which to band may separate from the white pay for their vehicle and pick it glass-ceramic pot without warning LACCO is also looking for persons The handle will not, necessarily LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE interested up. in conducting classes appear loose. If you have a Corning announces that term 2/80 will meet on the Leeward side. Please call THE VENDOR has advised the U.S. Ware Percolator please write to between October 22 and December 14. Joanne at 8307 for more informa- Consumer Product Safety Commission Corning Glass Works, PO Box 5750, All classes are scheduled to meet tion. that the following novelty toy Corning, NY 14830 and request in the evening hours in classrooms THE REEF RAIDERS SCUBA DIVING at W.T. Sampson High School, unless may pose a serious hazard to consum- return coupon. Stop using the per- Club now has an adequate supply otherwise specified. ers in that a metal reed assembly colator for any purpose, but keep of tanks and regulators for rent Registration for term 2/80 will can separate from its holder and it until you hear from Corning. be at normal cost. Persons desiring held in the LACCO office behind lodge in a childs throat. Do not return the percolator to a to rent eq.ipment may do so dur- the Downtown Lyceum. Gabriel/CBS Toy Style #7777 Giggle retail store. Again, do not return ing normal shack hours providing Monday through Friday October 1-5 Stick is listed on Vendor Price the percolator to the retail store. that they are certified and have from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; Mon- Agreement Bulletin. Item should proof of certification. THE BLUE CARIBE will hold steak day through Friday October 15-18 be taken off sale and held until The shack is located behind the and Brew night on Friday, Oct. 19. from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. safety of item is determined by Navy Exchange Warehouse off Sher- The menu will consist of choice The cost of each course depends on the Consumer Product Safety Commis- man Avenue, two blocks east of rib steak with 2 beers of your the units of credit. sion. Disposition instructions Ordinance Triangle. The hours of choice, baked potato or french fries, Credit Hours With TA W/O TA will be issued at a later date. operation are from 5:30 to 7:30 vegetable, salad bar, rolls with 1 $11.25 $45.00 p.m. Monday through Sunday with butter, coffee or iced tea, all 3 33.75 $135.00 additional hours of 11 to 2 p.m. NAVSTA for only $7.50 and there will be 4 45.00 180.00 NAS "I" DIVISION for the on Saturdays, Sundays and holi- a closed menu. The Patio Lounge will The cost of textbooks are seper- week of Oct. 15 has been cancelled days. due feature the exotic pina colada ate from tuition. Textbooks are to operational commitments. for .60C. Total Experience will be usually sold the first night of Personnel scheduled for that week will be rescheduled for the fol- playing for your dancing and listen- class. ACCESS TO JPJ RESTRICTED**** from 8 p.m. until mid- At least five (5) copies of TA lowing week. ing pleasure On October 1, restriction signs night. forms must accompany you at the time were placed on Central Magazine of registration. Tuition must be Road at the road junction of JPJ paid for by check or money order at and the ammo gate in order to Clubs & Organizations the time of registration. TA forms control the use of the road to the are available through the LACCO top of the hill. However, the use of THE REEF RAIDERS will hold a THERE WILL BE AR FTG Enlisted office and your command any time. this road by sightseers and joggers special membership meeting for the Wives Club meeting Monday, Oct. TA forms are not accepted after the is still permissable provided a purpose of nominating candidates at the FIG Auditorium. first five (5) days of class start- call is made in advance notifying for the club's four executive of- ing. For further information the NSGA CDO/OWS at the number fices, president, vice-president, A HALLOWEEN PARTY is planned for call Cheryl Stefanec at 8307. indicated on the sign. (95415). secretary and treasurer. The meeting Oct. 27 from 7 p.m. to 12 midnight THE GWBA is sponsoring a no-tap: will be held in Room 22 of the high at the Yacht club for all Yacht omens bowling tournament on Sat., school on Oct. 15 and will begin Club members. For more information Oct. 20. Sign up anytime at Marble- Take Note at 7:30 p.m. A general membership cali 95507 head Hall. Check-in meeting and election of the club's THE CPO TOPSIDE LOUNGE will be time is 7 McCALLA FIELD RUNWAY will be p.m. and bowling begins four executive offices will be held open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ontues- at 7:30 p.m. closed to all traffic starting Oct. Prizes will be awarded. Proceeds 14 at 12 midnight due to aircraft November 1 at the CPO Club main day, October 16 for Chief Petty will be donated to the Blind operations. dining room. The meeting is scheduled Officers' only. This is due to CPO Veteran League. to begin at 7:30 p.m. initiation rites. ORIENTAL NIGHT will be held at THERE WILL BE A MEETING of the the Blue Caribe on Thursday, Oct. Consolidated Recreation Council 18. On the menu will be pepper on Tuesday, Oct. 16 at 1:30 p.m. steak with Chinese ried rice, in the Special Services conference olendar vegetable, salad >.:, rolls with Room. All members are required I The butter, coffee or ;ioed tea. to attend. cost will be $5.5" and there will be an open menu. YTHEPHOTOREFLEXCLUBwillholdvUA ATTENTION LEEWARD RESIDENTS Los Tidav y Angeles Community College is hold- a class on Basic Camera Technic, ing a special registration just for LACCO registration for Leeward residents in the VC-1O Education Office, including film development and you, Oct. 17 and Oct. 18 from 6 to from 6-9 p.m. (8307) printing, from Oct. 23 through Nov. 9 p.m. in the VC-10 Education Office. 1. The cost will be $15 per student The following classes are offered Tomorrow and all you need is a camera. For and will be held in W.T. Sampson Navy Wives Club of America will hold its monthly meeting Thursday Oct. 11 more information call Barbara Burr High School: Bookkeeping and 7:30 p.m. at the new club room. For more information Call Pat Woodman 98269 at 97267 AT. Accounting, English Literature, Automotive Brakes, Automotive The will be a meeting of all Base Athletic Commission members on Tuesday Tune-up II, Introduction to Business, Oct. 9 at 3:30 p.m. in the Special Services Conference Room. It is required Business Law, Electronics Communica- tions, Music Appreciation, and Real The Navy Campus for Achievement will resume testing Oct. 11, Call 8769. Keglers' tourney set Estate Principles. The Caribbean arts and crafts workshop will hold their regular monthly Special Services will host meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the workshop on Marina Point.For further the Second Annual Marlboro Bowl- information, call Diana Groendyke at 951280. Guantanuno Gazette ing Classic Nov. 3 & 4 at Marble- Al Anon meeting, East Bargo old nursery school building, 7 p.m. (952267, head Bowling Alley. Persons must 8269). register for this ABC-WIBC sanc- tioned tournament no later than Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. Annex, COMO Club, Guantanamo Bay Duplicate Bridge Club meeting, BOQ Oct. 21 at the bowling alley by 7 p.m. paying a $3 entry fee. Naval Station Commanding Officer All participants will be honored Take off Pounds Sensibly meeting, elementary school B-9, 6 p.m. (951049) Lt. Richard L. Thompson .Public Affairs Officer with a buffet dinner the evening En ehran.Ssan ssisantPublic Affairs Officer of Nov. 4 at the CPO Club Pool. Order of Service prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., J02 Brenda K. Starkey.Copy Editor Jamaican United Fellowship Prizes including beach towels, 003 Charles S. Bishop.Journalist church OIL Bay Hill Road. T-shirts, patches, and cash awards Square Dance Class will commence at 7:30 p.m. at the Swingers Club Hal] JOSA Paul D. Clifton.Journalist will be presented to tournament Mrs. Genny Kennedy. .PoductioAsistant at Marina Point. For further information call 97152 AT. winners. Thouatno Gazette l 0is published according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspaper The Carribean Arts and Crafts workshop will hold their regular meeting as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the Noopi OBase p-pulio Affairs Officer. Printed at 7:30 p.m. at the workshop on Marina Point. AMERKAN RED CROSS five times weekly at government -pense on government VOLUNTEER equipment at the NavyPublicatios00n Printing Service Branch Office, the opinions or statements in 0ew01items Base Athletic Commission Members will meet at 3:30 p.m. in the Special that appear herein are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the vli wsa of PeO404AS,.or the De Servcies Conference Room. partmentof the Navy. Monday, Oct. 15, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

PRACTICAL FACTORS by JOC Bill Reed You probably don't have to go worrying Mr. Hidalgo about it, but they've finally done the impossible. They've finally unmasked The Lone Ranger. Isn't anything sacred anymore? Actually, a federal judge did the dastardly deed. It seems that some- body owns the rights to the Lone Ranger trademark and feels that Clayton Moore, at 64, is too old to represent the masked man. We should have gotten suspicious a long time ago. For years now, they've been gradually reducing the amount of silver in our domestic coins. And, too late, we see it all for what it really was -- a sinister plot to sack the Lone Ranger. Call it progress if you like, but I think it all started with the coming of the railroads. After that, it just didn't make sense to drive a herd of cattle across a movie lot. Still, you can't have a decent stampede in a boxcar. You can't have a decent shootout either, if everybody's worried about running out of bullets. In all this time, I can't recall the Lone Ranger ever hurting anyone. He always shot the gun out of the bad guy's hand. And, he always had enough silver bullets left to leave as a symbol of law and order in the West. "Who was that masked man?" is a question most of us never wanted answered. It would be like wanting to meet the real Tooth Fairy. Santa Claus.or even Ronald McDonald. And so, Moore spends his time these days signing autographs in shopping mall parking lots bedecked in.of all things.wraparound sunglasses. True to his character, he'll wait for law, order, and justice to make the final decision. No matter what the outcome, deep-down we know that only a handful of people know the true identity of the Lone Ranger. We can count ourselves among the privileged.

Workmen carefully cut the base of this flagpole with a blow torch and lower it by crane to a waiting truck. It is being removed from Admin. Hill and taken to the !!! SAVE A LIFE !! Leeward Point passenger loading area. Captain John H. Turn off a light Fetterman Jr. suggested the idea to enhance the Lee- to conserve energy. ward terminal. (Photo By JOSN J. Michael Porter) New policy to reduce overloads JOSA PAUL D. CLIFTON * No additional lighting, air conditioning equipment or appliance A new policy aimed at reducing loads may be installed in any build- electrical overloads at all buildings ing and/or structure without prior and installations has been estab- approval by the Naval Station lished at Guantanamo Bay. Public Works Officer. In the past, "self-help" projects (additional appliances, air-condi- * After approved, modifications to tioners, etc.) have been improperly electrical systems shall be made by installed, and as a result, the or under the direct supervision of finished work does not meet the a qualified electrical in accordance National Electric Code. In addition with the approved design. to the obvious safety hazards from such work, the energy conservation All commands and departments program also suffers when improperly- should address requests for approval sized equipment is installed. to the Public works Officer giving To prevent possible hazards to justification for the work, includ- personnel, to equipment, and to ing details sufficient to evaluate Since the great fire, the old Administration Building has been inhabited control the increase in the consump- the soundness of the concept and tion of energy: only by the Communications Center. Recently, however, strange new design. visions have been seen roaming -he hill road--vehicle dodging goats. These haughty creatures will scoff t any vehicle, from the most timid PW2 two-wheeler to iron clad tandem buse , whose route includes this narrow winding road which is just perfect for a goat ambush. When approached [0( CDR Frank Hartman, Assistant TV MONDAY these two culprits tried to retain their anonymity by the photographer, Public Works Officer, recently by scurrying back. to their lair below the hill 9:00 Sesame Street road. visited the various shops and of- (Photo by JOSN J. Michael Porter) 10:00 Body Buddies fices of the Public Works Depart- 10:30 Monday Morning Movie: "Gay present Length Dog" (BW) ment to personally of Service Awards and Pins to GITMO 12:00 Jokers Wild DIALOGUE PWD employees who have worked Director of Special Services, 12:30 Andy Griffith for the Government for anywhere At approximately 4 p.m. on October 8 I saw what I think was a commen- 1:00 General Hospital from 10 to 25 years. Recipients dable accomplishment. As I sat at Kittery Beach enjoying a hot, lazy 1:45 Cartoons were: day I noticed a disturbance in the water. Immediately the life guard, 2:00 Ghost and Mrs. Muir 25 years Mr. Clark, was on the run. Not once did he hesitate at what to do, risk- 2:30 Mayberry RFD ing his own life, he rushed into the water after a splashing child. Much 3:00 Cannon Juan Odelin, Utilities Division to my surprise, when he arrived at the victim her father was also in 4:00 Cartoons trouble from a failed attempt to save his daughter. Even against the 4:30 Last of the Wild 15 years odds of two drowning victims Mr. Clark rescued both in a matter of minutes, 4:55 Almanac maybe seconds, with extreme efficiency. 5:00 Newswatch Neville Barnard, Maintenance At least a few people now know why life guards are present at the beaches 6:00 That's Hollywood Division Carpenter Shop that they do truly save lives. I feel that too much is said about 6:30 Different Strokes Ralph Reid, Maintenance Division people don't do or what they do wrong and I wanted it to be known 7:00 Lucan Metal Works Shop Mr. Clark's professionalism was shining brightly on this day. 7:55 Notes of Interest Aubrey Allman, Auto Mechanic, Thank you Mr. Clark. 8:00 Flying High Transportation Division Thank you again, 9:00 Monday Night Football Henry Leith, Auto Mechanic, .Tahn W. Tempesco HM2 11:35 Newswatch Update Transportation Division 11:40 Carol Burnett and Friends Milton McDermott, Planner & 12:05 Movie: "Nylon Noose" Estimator, Maintenance Control Boating notes 1:15 Sign Off the distressed boater to pay for Division any damage incurred by a boat that TUESDAY MORNING Lloyd Rosetta, Electrician, On several occasions in the past comes to its aid. So if anyone sets 9:00 Electric Company 'Maintenance (Electrical Trades two months both private and mili- off a flare or the fun of it and 9:30 Sew What's New Branch) tary boats have investigated flares a boat goes to investigate the flare 10:00 Ozzie and Harriet (BW) Frank Rose, Gardner Foreman only to find that the people in the and is damaged in the process, the 10:30 Mr. Ed (BW) vicinity claimed not to have seen person who set off the flare could 11: 00 Here Come The Brides (BW) 10 years any flares. In some cases there be forced to pay for the damage. 12:00 Hollywood Squares are plausible explanations for this Anyone caught shooting off a flare 12:30 Bob, Carol, Ted and Alice Talbert Smith, Grounds Maintenance but in others it is obvious that without justification is subject to Shop someone had been playing with these disciplinary action. More impor- Jim Elkins, Electrician Foreman devices that should properly be tantly, when people use flares for Movies Clement Thomas, Equipment Mechanic used only to indicate distress. to Works Department has play, such devices are less apt Lyceums The Public Federal law requires boaters to be heeded when they-are used for the largest workforce on Guantanamo Downtown: C.H.O.M.P.S., PG assist any time they see a distress real. Bay and is proud to acknowledge Marine: Days of Heaven, PG signal on waters under federal (not Your assistance will help make the many years of faithful service Leeward: Hair, PG state) jurisdiction and requires in Gitmo safer. given by it's employees. boating McCalla: Van Nuys Blvd., R Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, Oct. 15, 1979 Pirates take 1-1 win THE SPORTSMAN by Mark Meinero Among the other Longhorn achiev- -- Inspired by the M. PITTSBURGH (UPI) ments, is shutting out highly-re- manner of Manager Chuck Tanner in S New Yorkers not inclined to attend garded Missouri. the wake of his mother's death, The Texas detractors may claim the Pittsburgh Pirates played their the theater or go to a museum have an unusual Monday night activity that the Longhorns have not shown own brand of baseball as they de- this week they can go to a regu- much in winning. That means they feated Baltimore 7-1 in game five -- lar season pro football game. have not run up any big scores. of the World Series to pull within p game in Other teams that may get first It's the first week night one game of the Orioles. the big apple since regular Monday place votes are Nebraska, Ohio State Willie Stargell said, "That was 0 night football began in 1970. and Florida State. And, of course, the real Pirates out there today." The host team is the Jets, ad there's always Southern Cal. It was S rgell who drove in Pitts- they'll play the Minnesota Vikings. After all, the Trojans didn't lose burgh's rstr to tie the score The Jets are 2-4, a disappointing this week. And there are those in in the sixth inning. start for a team that had playoff Los Angeles who say Southern Cal is Stargell said the team had extra hopes when the season started. better than the NFL Rams. incentive to bounce back after los- r There have been two big problems ing two in a row to the Orioles for Walt Michaels' team, quarter- because of the way Tanner put aside backing and defense. But the big his grief to manage the team. t plus is the NFL's top running game, LOCAL Tanner's mother Anne died yester- aided by an offensive line that may day morning at Greenville Hospital be the league's best. -- about 85 miles north of Three SPORTS Like the old gray mare, the Vik- Rivers Stadium. S LADIES SOFTBALL SCORES ings ain't what they used to be. The Pirates got a surprisingly But the experienced team is 3-3 and strong performance out of starter in contention for the NFC Central NAS Challengers 6, Raiders 3 Jim Rooker who gave up one run and title if Tampa Bay should falter. Bruisers 5, High School 1 three hits over five innings. Quarterback Tommy Kramer is per- Rooker had a dismal regular sea- NFL results forming well, but still lacks the TENNIS SCORES son with a 4-7 record that was af- experience the Vikings lost when fected by injuries to the shoulder Miami 17, Buffalo 7 Gold 0 Fran Tarkenton retired. Hospital 3, High School and elbow of his pitching arm. New Orleans 42, Tampa Bay 14 The Minnesota defense continues Jamaican 3, NAS 0 Then the Pirates received four Cincinnati 34, Pittsburgh 10 to age but now, not gracefully. The innings of three-hit relief from New York Ciants 32, San Francisco 16 purple gang has allowed 142 points Berg Blyleven who started against Washington 13, Cleveland 9 TANINM S I. . 0 o . the Orioles three days earlier. Philadelphia 24, St. Louis 20 in si games. Football Both teams are rebuilding, and GB .Blyleven had not pitched in re- Houston 28, Baltimore 16 W/ L given the talent of the men coaching Seabees 6-2 lief since he appeared as a reliev- New England 27, Chicago Bears 7 1st. these squads, both could be back 5-3 1 er in the All-Star game for the Denver 24, Kansas City 10 2nd. M/B Gold among the NFL's best before too 5-3 1 American League in 1973. Oakland 50, Atlanta 19 2nd. High School long. 1 Tanner explained his own emotions Green Bay 24, Detroit 16 4th. NAS 4-3 Tonight's game may not be the most 4-3 1 plus the Pirates' position in the San Diego 20, Seattle 10 4th. Co. L artisitc thing going on in New York 4-4 2 series by saying "We have to be Dallas 30, Los Angeles 6 6th. NAVSTA Blue but it should be interesting none- 2-4 3 strong. We're in this thing fight- 7th. MCB-40 theless. 0-8 6 ing hard." In the NBA 8th. M/B Red There's likely to be a new number Ladies Softball Portland 109, Denver 93 one college football team this week DID YOU KNOW. Phoenix 112, Chicago 102 6-1 Top-ranked Southern California 1st. Bruisers That snorklers skin diving out- San Diego 98, Seattle 93 5-1 was tied by Stanford 21-21 giving 2nd. Raiders side of an authorized swimming area 2-3 3 the folks who vote in the rankings 3rd. NAS Challengers must display the dive flag and be School 1-5 4 something to think about. 4th. High equipped with mask, snorkle, fins, 0-4 4 NHL results In prime position for the top spot 4th. Marine Pride vest, and buddy? Pittsburgh 4, Boston 1 is Alabama. The Crimson Tide stood Minnesota 5, Buffalo 4 Tennis second before clobbering Florida 40 That Phillips Park Pier area is Washington 5, New York Rangers 3 -0. In five games, Alabama has .2-0 off limits to all boats? Boats Philadelphia 4, Toronto 3 1st. Hospital scored 219 points, and if you think 8-1 2 must not approach closer than one Hartford 3, Chicago Black Hawks 3 2nd. H.S. Teachers that's impressive, look at what the 8-4 4 hundred yards from pier. Winnipeg 4. Colorado 2 3rd. NAVSTA Blue defense has done. It has allowed 6-3 Vancouver 4, Edmonton 4 4th. Jamaicans 48 just nine points, less than two per 5-7 That only no decompression scuba 5th. Co. L game. 4-8 diving is allowed at GTMO? Divers 6th. H.S. Gold Alabama's problem may be the teams 4-8 must not exceed the maximum time/ 6th. M/Barracks it has played. None of them have 2-7 8 depth limits as prescribed in the KEEP THE 8th. H.S. Green been ranked, the best bunch was 2-7 8 U.S. Navy diver manual. LEARNING 8th. NAS HABIT! Baylor. 10th. NAVSTA White 3-9 9 That may be the claim of Texas Maximum depth's allowed for sport partisans. The fourth-ranked diving in GTMO are assigned accord- Tennis Scores Longhorns beat number-three Okla- ding to rating held Max. depth homa Saturday, holding Heisman Tro- NAVSTA White 2 Jr. Scuba diver 40 ft. phy winner Billy Sims to less than Marine Barracks 1 Basic Scuba diver 60 ft. 100 yards rushing. Open Water Scuba diver 90 ft. NAVSTA Blue 2 Advanced Open Water 100 ft. Co. L 1 Divemaster and above 130 ft.

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Sale '53 Chevy pick-up, $350; '72 Kawa- saki 100 cc dirt bike, $250, '73 90cc Kawasaki street bike, many classifieds Honda 350 cc; handle bar high rise, extra parts, minor repairs required, new, $15; Honda tachometer, 96150 $150 firm, contact Mark at 8106 AWH, 8394 DWH.- Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette byGurd ail or hand DWH, 952293 AWH. to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not Wanted, '75 Honda CB125s motorcycle, excel- o th we weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is prohibited although announcements concerning available series will be Pair of rocket fins, will pay lent condition, 5400 miles, $475; permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ada for businesses or services 12,500 BTU A/C for parts, good requiring command approval my be required to provide proof of a letter reasonable price, 97267 AT. of authority. Ads which discrminto n the basis of race, so, creed, compressor, $10; golf clubs, balls, color, or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff bag, cart, reserves the right to edit and rewite all submissions. (ATAnytime/ Front and Rear 20" bicycle tires $25; G60-15 tire, good DW=During Working Hours/AW=Af ter Working Hours). condition, $10; Pioneer SX770 AM/ and rims in good condition, 952244 FM receiver, needs repair, $45, AT. 95204 AWH. Dryer, 3 years old, runs well, needs Lost '75 Honda, CB 200T, excellent condi- '67 Plymouth wagon, 318 engine, make offer, 952285 AWH. Prescription reading glasses, black tion with extras, $550; ;72 Honda, dependable transportation, 8730, bearing, plastic frames and glass lenses CL 100 motorcross bike, good condi- 8515 DWH, 95317 AWH, available Maytag in black leatherette carrying case, tion, $100, both available during now. Coffee table; 2 end tables; possibly lost in the vicinity of the month of Nov., call Sam at washer and dryer; 10 speed boy's parking area in front of Marine 64346 DWH. '69 Ford Mustang, 302 cu. inch, bike; 2 girl's bikes; 1 ladies Blue, good running condition, bike; 1 artificial planter; portable Mini-Mart or Marine boat shed early evening Water pump to fit a 350 to 400 GM $600 firm, 8139 AWH or room 1210 typewriter; childrens school table; sometime during engine, new and never used, $30, Marine Barracks. Frigidare freezer; Frigidare ice- on Monday, Oct. 8. If found please 96263 AWH. box; RCA 14" balck & white TV, call 8140 or 95350 AT. '73 Mazda RX-2 two door sedan, 4 portable; Garrard turntable SL-95, '67 Plymouth Barracuda, good runn- speed transmission, AM-FM stereo, fully automatic with record changer; Found ing condition, 5 new tires, avail- A/C, nearly new Sears radial tires, lawn mower; 9X13 yellow rug; 8X9 One combination diver's compass, able Oct. 30, 8875 DWNH or 99246 nearly new muffler and tailpipe, blue rug, all prices negotiable, depth guage, call 8405 DWH to AWH. rebuilt starter, 48,000 miles, call 99253 AT. Blue Book value, $1,300 will sell identify. '72 motorcycle CB 100 in excellent for $1,100, family needs a bigger Bunk bed set with guard rail, One girl's wrist watch on Sherman condition, asking $300, 8616 DWH, car, call JOC Jones at TV-8, 95500, ladder, mattress, etc. may be used Avenue, call 9405 to identify. 97152 AWH ask for John. 95451, 95551 DWH. as twin beds, 95597 AT. DWH