Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, August 22 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 9.87 MIL - 70% Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 850 K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: *974 K See page 3 * Five water breaks in two days Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 167 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, August 23, 1990 Foreign embassies ignore Iraqi order to get out of Kuwait AP/UPI - Jordan's King of western hostages held by Iraq. will be considered an act of aggres- Meantime, Iraq's foreign minis- Hussein says he's going to Baghdad In Washington, the State Depart- sion. In an interview published today ter is reaffirming that the fate of within the next 24 hours in a last- ment says it's ignoring demands by in a French newspaper, Iraq's infor- foreigners in Iraq and Kuwait is ditch effort to mediate the Persian Iraq for all foreign governments to mation minister also says his country linked to the intentions of the United Gulf crisis. close their missions in Kuwait and probably won't need to use force to States. Jordan yesterday sealed it's bor- that all essential embassy personnel close the embassies. The deadline for The Iraqi News Agency says der with Iraq to halt the flood of will remain in Kuwait. Iraq says the closings is tomorrow. Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz made Persian Gulf The Middle East foreign nationals fleeing Iraq and embassy personnel will lose their The Iraqi official says foreign that statement Wednesday to top crisis has claimed its second victim. Iraqi-occupied Kuwait. diplomatic protection if they do not embassies that try to stay open in aides of the United Nations Secre- The Navy says 19-year-old Daniel Baghdad radio says Iraqi Presi- leave tomorrow. Kuwait will be acting against Iraqi tary General. They're in Baghdad to Jones of Wakefield, Mass., was dent Saddam Hussein will address The Kuwait embassy in Wash- sovereignty. And lie says, that would discuss the future of an estimated electrocuted Tuesday while working the Iraqi people today in response to ington says the 12 members of the be equivalent to an act of aggression. two million on a ventilation system on the USS foreigners in Iraq and a call for peace from Egyptian European community, Japan, Bang- Most countries have Antietam. dismissed Kuwait. President Mubarak. The state- ladesh and Pakistan also are refus- Baghdad's order to close their The report quotes Aziz as saying Philippines - Defense Secretary radio also said talks will resume ing to close their embassies as well. embassies in Kuwait. Lebanon said the world should pressure the U.S. to Fidel Ramos sayspolitical assassina- today between Iraqi Foreign Minis- In Paris, an Iraqi official is today it will comply with the withdraw it's forces from the Persian tions may be the next step taken by ter Tariq Aziz and U.N. envoys warning that keeping foreign em- ultimatum. Iraq says Kuwait is now Gulf region and let the Arab world rebel soldiers to gain power. Officials trying to gain freedom for thousands bassics open in occupied Kuwait part of Iraq. deal with it's problem by itself. say the recent state of terrorbombings in Manila could be part of a plot to overthrow President Aquino. Goal of Safety Office is to help make Guantanamo Bay hazard free immediately. South Africa - President De Klerk Nelson recommends reporting "Always be cautious of what is appealing for African National By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN "Military personnel need to re- all accidents as soon as possible. you are doing," Nelson says. Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Man- port 'on' and 'off' duty mishaps to "We need the report to get to the "Through proper training, supervi- dela and Zulu leader Mangosuthu Over the months, the Naval Base the Safety Office. And civilians need Safety Office within a 24-hour pe- sion and a hard conscious effort, Buthelezi tomeetand putan end tothe has had a problem with accidents in to report 'on' duty mishaps only," riod. This gives the supervisor time preventing mishaps is possible." 10 days of fighting that's claimed the workspace not being reported to says Nelson. to look into the situation," Nelson The Chief of Naval Operation's more than 500 lives. The ANC consis- the Safety Office. After the supervisor receives the says. goal is to have a 2 percent or more tently has rejected Buthelezi's de- According to Guantanamo's report of the accident, he needs to The Safety Office visits the reduction on Navy mands to meet Mandela. mishaps. Occupational Safety and Health Di- investigate it. "This is because the Naval Hospital once a week to com- "Our goal in Gitmo is to stop all rector Dave Nelson, it's a combina- Tokyo - Reports from Tokyo say supervisor is more knowledgeable of pare the emergency treatment log preventable mishaps," Nelson says. three earthquakes registering about tion of both the employee and the what happened at the time and he can against all the names on the mishap The Safety Office's goal in five on the Richter scale jolted employer not following proper pro- tell if the mishap was caused by an reports. Guantanamo Bay is to promote central Japan this morning, disrupt- cedures. unsafe condition," Nelson says. "Ifa name on the emergency log safety awareness programs and edu- ing rail trafficfor morning commut- "In a lot of cases the employee The report goes to the Safety does not match ones on our report cate everyone of occupational safety ers. The National Policy Agency re- doesn't notify the supervisor about Office once the supervisor finishes list, we notify the individual's de- and health. ports no damage or injury resulted the mishaps as required. And then his investigation. A safety specialist partment head," Nelson says. "This According to Nelson, "With our from the series of mid-sized quakes. sometimes it's the supervisor who's will review it and assign it for a gives the department head a chance annual inspections, we try to educate notified and he doesn't report the departmental investigation, depend- to act within his department and it everybody. We're not here to put accident to the Safety Office," (continue to page 3) Nel- ing on the severity of the mishap. keeps the chain of command and him anyone on report for not practicing son says. "This is the normal procedure informed." safety awareness, but to keep Guan- If an accident occurs, the em- especially if employee sought medi- Are they're any secrets to actu- tanamo Bay a safe and hazardous ployee should notify his supervisor cal treatment," says Nelson. ally being safe? free place to work in." USA Naval Base recognizes its Sailor and Non-Rated Military of the Quarter News Guantanamo Bay-Petty Offi- Award, Coast Guard Special Opera- cer 1st Class Vicki Estridge and tions Ribbon and her third Overseas Lance Cpl. Peter Quinn received rec- Service Ribbon. ognition as the Naval BaseSailor and Estridge intends to stay in the New York - Detectives the Non-Rated Military of the Quarter Navy and become an instructor for streets early in another effort to track during ceremonies held in the naval Aviation Boatswain's Mate Handler the elusive Zodiac killer. Today base commander's office. (ABH) "A" School. marks the 63rd day since the killer's Estridge joined the Navy in June Quinn joined the Marine Corps last shooting. Police say there appar- 1980. ently was no attack this morning. When she graduated from Sept. 4, 1987. During basic training basic training in Orlando, Fla., she at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Par- Los Angeles-A federal judge ruled received a promotion to E-2. ris Island, S.C., he earned a meritori- today that former Savings-and-Loan Gitmo's Sailor of the Quarter's ous promotion to Private First Class. Chief Charles Keating must disclose first duty station was with Fixed- After special screening, the his assets and nottransfer money out Wing Training Squadron, VT-23, Marine Corps accepted him for of the United States. The ruling in Kingsville, Texas. There she ad- Cryptologic Communication Los Angeles upholds an order from vanced to airman and qualified as a Schools and he attended class at the federal regulators. The government plane captain. Signals Intelligence School at Fort seeks more than $40 million in resti- PROUD GROUP - All smiles reflect the pride for tution from Keating, Estridge then transferred to Devens, Mass. and theNaval Techni- the Rated and the head of the Non-Rated Military of the Quarter. From left parent of the failed Lincoln Savings- Naval Air Station, Bermuda Crash cal Training Center, Corry Station, to right are, NAS Com- and-Loan, and five of his associates. Division. She worked as a fire- Pensacola, Fla. mand MasterChief Ron Parks, Lance Cpl. PeterQuinn, Base Com- fighter, divisional yeoman, training Later that same year, he com- mander, Capt. Bill McCamy, PO1 Vicki Estridge, and Naval Base California- Good news for NASA. and supply petty officer. pleted Cryptologic Technician, Spe- Command Master Chief Bill Kranz. Engineers at the jet propulsion labo- In 1984, she received her first cial Intelligence Communications ment was to Company "L," Marine ratory in Pasadena, Calif., have re-es- Activity (NSGA). Good Conduct Award and two Over- Operator training. Support tablished contact with the Magellan Battalion and laterhemoved Quinn's awards included three seas Service Ribbons. He reported to Guantanamo Bay, Probe orbiting Venus. Engineers lost on to the Communications Depart- Letters of Appreciation and one Let- Her next duty station was at Cuba, in July 1989. touch with Magellan for the second His first assign- ment of the Naval Security Group ter of Commendation. Naval time Tuesday night. The Probe is on Air Station, Whiting Field, a radar-mapping mission of the Milton, Fla. Again she worked as a Naval Hospital and Naval Air Station cloud-covered planet. firefighter, divisional yeoman and hold awards ceremonies supply petty officer. During her tour, Naval hospital held an awards cere- Chief Kristine Sheraw P02 James Pittsburgh - A disc jockey who she received a Meritorious Montgomery Unit mony Thursday, Aug. 16. The fol- Marine Barracks Award refused to dedicate a song to a man's Second Award Commendation. lowing personnel were recognized male lover, may test the city's new PO1 Raymond Vorhes P02 David Adams In February of 1987, she re- for their gay rights ordinance. The man who achievements: Master Training P02 Schon ported to Gitmo's Supply Depart- Blackshire requested the song complained to Navy Commendation Medal Specialist Certificate P02 Steven Helke ment and began work in the Air Pittsburgh's luman Relations Com- Chief Deborah Ramsey Chief Charles Lynch Naval Terminal Division, Passenger Serv- Reserve mission. City law prohibits discrimi- Navy Achievement Medal Meritorious Service Medal nation on the basis of sexual orien- ice Branch. P01 Juan Suarez Naval Air Station held quarters on P03 Frederick Cox tation. The host of the call-in radio She's responsible for five junior Letter of Commendation Tuesday Aug. 21. The following Expert Pistol Qualification show says she doesn't doany dedica- personnel and one civilian em- Lt. Rick Jensen personnel were recognized for their P02 Susan tions with the word, "lover." ployee. While stationed here, she Denny Good Conduct Medal achievements: Master Instructor completed several correspondence Certificate Chief Deborah Ramsey Certificate of'Appointment P02 Danny courses, became EAWS qualified, Bell (continue to page 3) Letter of Appreciation P03 Michael McClary Certificate of received a Navy Achievement Appreciation PO1 Timothy Fletcher Good Conduct First Award Ainnan Recruit Medal, second Good Conduct Lt. German Hoyos P02 Randall Inniss Benjamin McMains PAI: 2, THURSDAY, Accus 23, 1990, GuaNANAMo DAInv sGAn ii

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BUS ROUTE NUMBER I BUS ROUTE NUMBER 6 Leeward Fetrry Landing 3:00 11111 'IIOOL T1o From 111(;11 SCI HOI Students are transportedack to the bus stops. With Jason Meier Nob iill 7:00 2:47 Granadillo Point 6:52 2:56 * Leeward Point School Is Stops: East Caravella 7:04 2:43 Granadillo Circle 6:56 2:50 STOP#1 Near.!P531 It's back to the books again for Caravella Point 3 7:05 2:42 Bargo (iastCenterWest) 7:03 2:46 STOP #2 Corner of "lE" Ave Caravlla Point 15 7:07 2:40 MarinSiteM51I30 7:1)8 2:40 &4th St over 1400 Gitmoites including Marina Point 7:09 2:38 iiigh School 7:14 2:35 STOP #3 lBchind L/P 556D) graduate school, undergraduate col- High School 7:15 2:35 ELEMNTARY SCHOOl. STOP #4 I/PIt Hspital Clinic ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evans Point 7:25 2:16 lUS ROtTE NU.111ER 10 lege, high school, elementary and Nob IHill 7:25 2:25 Mobile Point 7:26 2:15 From elementary school nursery. That means they'll be lots of Granadillo Point 17 7:29 2:20 MarineSite1130 7:27 2:14 (PMll Kindergarten will he picked up when AM kids on the streets walking and riding Granadillo Point9 7:31 2:19 MarineSite1 106 7:20 2:13 kindergarten are dropped oll.) Granadillo Circle 7:35 2:15 Caravella Point 03 7:30 2:11 FROMt to school. It also means we'll be Elementary School 7:40 2:05 Caravella Point 15 7:32 2:09 Elementary School 10(:30 burning midnightoil. TI hope wedon't (AM/PM Kindergarten) East Caravella Pt. 7:34 2:07 Caravella Point 03 10:31 BUS ROUTE NUM11BER 2 Elementary School 7:36 2:05 CaravellaPoint 15 10:35 depend upon Iraq for our oil supply. 111011 SCHOOL (AM/PM Kindergarten) lIast Caravella 10:42 On the college campus, they're Tierra Kay 17 7:00 2:35 BUS ROUTfE NUI111ER 7 Hargo (castcenterwest) 10:47 boasting a banner year with the high- high School 7:14 2:29 111011 SCHO[((l,t T) FROM Granadillo Circle 10:52 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Corin o Point 7:05 2:52 Granadillo Point 17 1056 est enrollment ever. More than 420 school this year. It leaves only 183 Tierra Kay 17 7:26 2:20 Ocean View 7:07 2:50 Granadillo Point 9 10:58 in search of mortar- That means we've got Elementary School 7:40 2:05 McCalla Field 7:10 2:48 Nob Itill 11:05 scholars are days of class. (AM/PM Kindergarten) Gas ilill 7:12 2:44 Villamar 1st 94 11:11 boards. Judy Kraus of Trov State 182 days to surf, boat, sail, dive, BUS ROUTE NUMBER 3 Paola/Radio Point 7:14 2:40 Villamar1 st 1229 11:13 says they've gott a couple seats left in swim, fish, bowl, bodyboard, sleep, IIIGI1SCHOOL High School 7:17 2:35 Villamar 6th St 275 11:15 Tierra Kay 68 7:00 2:37 ELEMENT RAY SCHOOL Villamar 6th St 606 11:16 the Master's in Education course. skate or study. high School 7:10 2:29 Kittery Beach 7:20 2:19 Elementary School 11:20 She's at 4782. Lynsi Hall of City Margaret Kennedy of IV.T. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL West Iguana Terrace 7:24 2:15 111US ROUTE NUMBER 11 Radio Range 7:18 XXX Iguana Terrace 7:27 2:12 From Elementary School (P'M kindergarten Colleges has plenty of room in the Sampson Elementary School says Tierra Kay 68 7:28 2:15 Elementary School 7:37 2:05 willbt picked up when AM kindergarten are dozens of courses they offer. Leslie there's an Open House at the school. Kindergarten) dropped off.) Elementary School 7:40 2:05 (AM//PM Noll of Central Texas College, at It's Sunday, Aug. 26 starting at 1 p.m. (AM/PM Kindergarten) BUS ROUTE NUMBER 8 FROM BUS ROUTE NUMBER 4 IIIGI SCHOOL Elementary School 10:30 4307, needs students for the Func- Everybody's invited. I IIIGII SCHOOL Villamar 1st 94 7:00 2:49 Evans Point 10:37 tional Skills English class, and high There are many new faces at the Tierra Kay 131 7:00 2:40 Villamar 1st 1229 7:02 2:47 Iguana Terrace 10:45 high School 7:10 2:35 Villamar 6th Street 7:1)4 2:45 West Iguana Terrace 10:48 school completion program. Debbie elementary school. Jamie lerry is BUS ROUTE NUMBER 4 CONT iligh School 7:15 2:34 Tierra Kay #17 10:51 Johnson and Kathleen Sacavatre the Music Teacher from Texas. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ticrra Kay #68 10:55 Tierra Kay 131 7:18 2:18 Villamar 1st VIL 94 7:23 2:17 Tierra Kay #131 10:58 teach these courses. Suzanne lioggs is the Learning Im- Day Care Center 7:24 2:12 Villamar 1st V.1229 7:25 2:15 Kittery Beach 11:05 Connie O'Donnell of \V.T. paircd/prc-school handicapped Deer Point 7:25 2:10 Villamar 6th St 275 7:26 2:14 rlemrentary School 11:20 Marina Point 7:28 2:07 Villamar 6th St 606 7:27 2:13 BIS RIO1TE1NL11EIIiR 12 Sampson High School has a lot to teacher from Phoenix. Joining the Elementary School 7:30 2:05 Bargo (CIB Bus Shelter) 7:28 2:12 From Elementary School ( IKindergaten will pass on about the coming school year. teaching staff is Toni IIush from (AM/PM Kindergarten) Elementary School 7:35 2:05 be pickedtup when AM Kindergarten are The doors open Monday, Aug. 27 California. Elaine Havden's a 29- BUS ROUTE NUMBER 5 AM/PM Kindergarten) dropped off.) IIIGH SCHOOL BUS ROUTE NUIBE1R 9 (L/P) FROM when students will report to the gym yeDr DoDDS veter:b transferred Kittery Beach 6:50 2:52 IIll SCH0OOLII 91ENTARY SCHOOL Elementary Schotl 10:30 for a short orientation. Better carry front Korea. Ilarry Knapp's an Art WestIguanaTerrace 7:03 2:47 All high school and elementary school students Marina Point 1):32 Iguana Terrace 7:05 2:45 shall be picked up starting at approximately Marine Site 106 10:34 some writing material with you to get Teacher who's taught in DoDDS in iigh School 7:10 2:35 6:45AMuntil dhe bus reaches the Leeward Point Marine Site 130 10:35 the day started and bring your own celand and Enland. Another ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Ferry Landing at 6:55 AM. All students are Mobile Point P111396 10:36 lock, too. Here's the scoop on lunch. Corinaso Point 61 7:14 2:29 picked up along a single predesignated route.' Day Care Center 10:37 Californian, Diane McClendon will Corinaso Point 14 7:17 2:26 Arrive: Deer Point 10:38 Junior High Schoolers bring a lunch duty as the elementary and Navy Lloge Ocean View 7:20 2:23 Windward Ferry Landing 7:25 10:41 or shell out1S.65 for a galley special. high school Educational Light Ilouse 7:23 2:20 iligh School 7:30 Cuban TrailertPark 10:43 Gas Hill 7:24 2:19 Elementary School 7:40 Paola/Radio Point 10:48 On a trial basis, high schoolers (9th- Prescription. Richard Miller comes Oil Point 7:25 2:18 From elementary school and high school: Oil Point 10:52 12th) can go off campus to cal. aboard from Hencuda and Shirley Paola/RadioPoint 7:28 2:16 Leave: Corinaso Point 61 10:56 Cuban TrailerlPark 7:30 2:15 Elementary School 2:05 Corinaso Point 14 10:57 I know we haven't started school Wright signs on from teaching in Navy Lodge 7:32 2:13 iigh School 2:20 Ocean View 11:02 yet but I thought you'd like to know Sigon Italy.slla, Elementary School 7:36 2:05 Arrive: Gas Ilill 11:10 that we're getting days off M41V\R's (AM/PM Kindergarten) Windward Ferry Landing 2:28 Elementary School 11:20 25 during Carolyn Kranz says that there'll be a welcome back party AMI/PMI KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL BUS STOPS FOR 1990/91 SCHOOL YEAR for the teachers at the Officer's Club HOUSING AREA 1sI STOP Today in television- Friday, Aug. 24 starting at 4:30 p.m. Fabulous Mexican hors d 'ouvres Bargo (East.Cen.West) CB Bus Stop Shelter The CBS show 60 Minutes is civc CNN advance e notice whenever CaravellaPoint 113 and CP 15 will stimulate the appetite of author- Corinaso Point CO 14 and 61 getting mileage out of Saddam they plan a major statement on Irai i/ed patrons all night long. Cuban Trailer Park Across from CTP 250 Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. The television. President Bush and his Day Care Center Old 1OQ The Scholastic Line appears Deer Point Deer PointIIousing entrance Sunday night shows have been in- aides have been pictured watching every Thursday. If you've got some- EC 1506 East Carella cluding updates of the Mideast crisis, CNN. And Americans who escaped thing you really need to get printed, Evans Point EP 722 Gas Hill TPG 1 and that's helped crank up it's from Kuwait say they watched the give us a call at14502 during working 0 Granadillo Circle GC 77 Nielsen numbers: The shows number network to keep abreast of develop- hours. Otherwise, I'll1see youaround Granadilo Point GP 17 and GP 9 one in the latest ratings, the first time ments and plan their moves. Iguana Terrace IT 385 the campus. E Kittery Beach KB 378 it's dominated the rankings in two LigthtHouse Front of Qrs years. Second place was a tic between Marina Point MP 329 (Nursery) News and Entertainment Marine Site M130 and MIO6 NBC's Cheers and ABC's Roscanne. MobiletPoint MP 396 Rounding out were The Simpson's Navy Lodge (transient students) In driveway on Sherman Ave. News On Channel 2 Gang at Fox and CBS's Designing Nob Hill NI-I 30 5:00 CII 7 ABIC NEWS (NY) 4:00 1INAGE MUTANT NINJA Ocean View OV 4 Women. 5:30 CII 7 AIBC NEWS TURTLES Oil Point Behind OP 6 Overall, NBC was Radio Point/Paola Point RP 728 number one Cli 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 4:30 EN'TERTAINMEN''TONIGHT Radio Range RR Housing area for the 14th straight week. Usually 6:00 C17 AB3C NEWNS (NY) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS Tierra Kay TK 17, TK 68, 131 CII9 CSS NEWVS (Chicago) last, CBS improved to a second-place 5:30 NI SVSCi7N11717 8 Villamar 1st Str: VL94, VL 1229 CII 10 I1 ALIVE (Atlanta) Villamar 6th Str: VL 275 and VI. 606 finish, and ABC dropped to third. 5:40 SiORTfSWE1EK IN REVIEW West Iguana Terrance 6:30 (117 ABC NEWS (National) WI 2721 6:00) iSARNE IZY~1ilR CBIS NEWS (Chicago) Anchorman Dan Rather and cight 6:30 M*A*S*II ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUS STOPS DESIGNATED FOR 1990/91 SCHOOL YEAR CII 10 NIIC NEWS (National) of his fellow CBS staffers have left 7:00 CH119 PIIS NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK IIOUSING AREA BUS STOP Iraq and are now covering the crisis from CorinasoPointCO4and6 Jordan. Rather and pals had All movies begin at 8 p.m. Cuban Trailer Park Across (row CTP 250 been the last U.S. network crew in Day Care Center Day Care Center Downtown Lyceum Deer Point DeerPoinlousingentrane5 Iraq. But a network spokeswoman Evans Point El 722 says that ended when Dan and the Internal Affairs. Drama (R). 1:55 Gas HillTPGt McCalla Lyceum Granadillo Point Ott17and GP9 gang were told by Iraqi officials that IguanaiTerrace 1T385 they had outstayed their welcome, House Party.Comedy (R). 1:44 Kittery Beach KB 373 Leeward Lyceum Lighthouse Fronoftrs and that they should take the next Marine Site M130 and M106 plane out. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Comedy (PG). 1:40 Mobile Point Meanwhile, NBC and CNN are Navy Lodge (transientstudents) Shennan Ave. Oceanview 0V4 still trying to get their reporters into Oil Point Behind OP 6 Iraq. Nob Hill NIl5 30 GITMO PEOPLE Radio Point/Paola RI 728 Tierra Kay 1K 171Ki60. andlK 131 Even though CNN does not have VillamartSr: VL 94 and VL 1229 Seeing passengers off the island with a smile is the job of this Air reporters in Iraq, 0 West Iguana Terrance WI 2721 the crisis is bringing Terminal Office passenger service agent; and she is: Elementary School studentslivingin thebeowhorigaraswill walhtoehool: the Cable Network lots of attention Caravella Point/East Caravella around the world. A CNN spokesman Center Bargo/West Bargo/East Bargo NAME: Granadillo Circle says because the network's widely Marina Point seen in the Mideast, Iraqi officials Euronda Denise Smart Villamar (2nd-6th Streets) HOMETOWN: a. t HIGH1 SCHOOL 1112 STOPS DESIGNATED FOR 1990/91 SCIIOOL YEAR Shreveport, La. t GuantanamoDaily Gazette TIME IN GITMO: HOUSING AREAS 1111 SOI S NavalBase Guantannamo Iay, Cuba 8 months Bargo (Center/West East) CB Bus Stop Shelter CHOICES: CaravellaPoint CP 3 and CP 15 East Caravella EC 1506 NAVAL BASKE COMIANDIER MUSIC: CorinasoPoint CO 14and CO 61 CaptinWitam C. Cnmy R&B and Soul Gas Hill TPG 1 '1itlIC AFFAIRS oItPIPER GranadilloPoint GP 17 and GP 9 LCORK Johus Criffr HOBBY: Granadillo Circle GC 77 IlPI. Plltt.IC AFFAIRS 0(1 IPKR Iguana Terrace IT 385 Writing Kittery Beach KB 373 T.fValonre Mead MOVIE: Marina Point MP 329 (Nursery) FDITFOR Marina Site M130 JOCS Ri Dotrghny 16 Candles McCalla Field Moss Road/McCalla Hill Road tAI V LIFE GOAL: Nob ill NH 51 JO21r"ed A.Dia Oceanview OV4 303 .isa Ptnllo To become an officer Mil Point RP 728 R Paola/Radio JOSN Tierra Kay TK 17, TK 68 and TK 131 Phstone Corhnn-Kruc MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Villamar 1st Street: VL 94 and VL 1229 SA Adan Bndges I tried to climb out of the barracks window. Villamar 6th Street: VL 275 and 606 DorLiDnsn I ugh School students living in below housing areas will walk to school or ride the Base Shuttle Bus: Kristen LAdins MY BEST QUALITY IS: Evans Point irsrsan authored1Do puhlcatono Con- My sense of humor. Mobile Point ents arec ttted byPublic Af-S and do not Navy Loge secsarily Ret the tesw ofthe L NSavy Ik Cuban Trailer Park c preted Eve tones weekly at government iA- NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People" Deer Point >case by Navy PP'S r"ac ffict Refer questions about bussing to P.O. Copenhaver at 4111. Schools do not determine has schedule. PAGE 3, THURSDAY, AUGUSr 23, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZTE

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Submit items for the classified section an call 4541. NAVY CAMPUS NOTES only, $300. Call Bill at 4510 DWH. Gulfport, Miss. Nice neighborhood, close to 85byllin. paperin 40 words orlessperad. The Functional Skills ENGLISH classes sched- Upright freezer, $75. Electric Dryer, $75. Call schools, shopping and beaches, w/country at- Each itemr must be as a separate sheet, unless Watch at ferry landing. Identify. Call 4668 uled to begin Aug. 27, on both L/P and Wind- Tony 5326 DWH or 3289 AWH. mosphere. Two bedroom w/extra rm. for third it is the same category. Ads with a variety of AWH. ward have been postponed due to lack of regis- AUIOS bedroom, etc., onebath, centralh/a, carpeted, 1g. items, will be placed under Miscellaneous. In M .NOIES trations. Anyone interested in these or other '66 Mustang, 2-dr., good cond., $900. Call Jeff fenced yard front and back, shed and carport. lude name and phone number with the ad. Marine Mini Mart will be closed Fri.,Aug. 24,7 Functional Skills classes should call Leslie Noll 6345 DWH or 2981 AWH. Call 2377 DWH or 4221 AWH. Deadlines: Ads are published on two con- am. to 2 p.m., for inventory. at 4307. '69 Pontiac Grand Prix, re-built carb., many Baby clothing and misc baby items. Call 4353, secutivedays:Mon andTues.,orThurs andFri. MWRiOTES Central Texas College is offering the next high new engine parts, runs good, insp. good until after 5 p.m. and must be in by noon on the business day The Ceramic Hobby Shop will offer a two- school completion class, Aug. 27. Subject of- June '91, we don't need second car anymore, Baby playpen, $30. Call 2103. before publication. Windward residents submit session class in the air brushing technique, Sat., fered is SCIENCE/MATH. Students need to $450 OBO. Call 2575 AT. Baby car seat, good cond., must sell, $20. Call ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. Sept. 8and 15, 9:30 to11:30 a.m. Class size is register by Aug. 24 at Navy Campus Office. '70 Chevy Blazer, runs great, needs work, 307 4430 DWE. Leeward residents may call t4502/4819. limited so sign up and pay the fee at the Hobby FMI, call Leslie Noll at 4307. eng.,1g. tires, $200. Call Simone 6352 DWH or Yamaha 200 acoustic guitar, excel. cond., $85. Shop. FMI, call4640. 6419 AWH. Call 3519 AWRI ANNOUNCEMENTS The Guantanamo Bay Nursery School has The NRA has adopted a one dollar lay-a-way '76 Chevy Impala s/w, needssome work, $200. PEI changed names. We're now the Guantanamo fee, and the $5 cancellation fee is being abol- Call Tony 5326 DWH or 3289 AWH. To good home only, excel. 2 yr. old English Air Conditioner PM Schedule: The following Bay Preschool. FMI, call Willie at 2159. ished, effective Aug. 27. '79 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, re-built coon hound, UKC registered as "Sir Duke." housing units are scheduled for Preventive The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, trans., a/c, AM/FM cass., good tires, runs great, Congenial tempnnernt, 13th generation purple Maintenance. The first nine units are scheduled, STANDARDS OF CONDUCT GM. and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be $1,900 OBO. Call 4430 DWHor 3844 AWH. ribbon winner. Call Bill at 4510 DWH. 8 a.m. to noon and the remaining units from in the Customer Service section of the main mall '83 Toyota Tercel, good shape, and very de- Two cats, one female all shots up-to-date, very noon to 4p.m. The sponsor or their epresenta A LCDR decides to marry a foreign bldg. in the NEX, tonight, 4 to 9 p.m. pendable, $1,700. Call Robinson at 4396 DWH playful, 5 mo. old. Onemale 2 mo. old, no shots tive must be present for contractors to perform national. The leading chief from his ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES or 3473 AWN. yet Call Bill at 4510 DWH. necessary repairs: Aug. 24. VL720C-VL724C; office takes up a collecton from the AA meetings are held each Mon., Wed., and Sat. '85 Dodge Shelby Charger, 4-cyl. turbo, new SERVICES Aug. 27, VL724D-VL730B; Aug.28,VL73IA. members of the office. With the at 8p.m. at McCalla Hangar, in the upper deck, paint, tinted windows, insp. good until July '91. Cleaning services provided forresidents prepar- VL735A. money, the chief buys a wedding Rm. 29. Call 3170 AWN. ing for transfer. Certified, reasonable rates. Call Housing Inspections for Marine Site: Dills- present that costs approximately VC-10 Enlisted Wives Support Group Break- BOQATS Maxine 2462. Ainscough-Duff Architects continue whole- $25. Is this acceptable under fast meeting, Sat., Aug. 25, 10 a.m., at 8 ft x 24 ft pontoon boat, w/40 hp Mercury, all Free super quick one-step earpiercing. Simulta- house insp. in Radio Pt. and Marine Site, until SECNAVINST 5320.2J? McDonald's. Discussing children's Christmas safety equip., radio and depth finder, good neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- Sept. 1. A twoarchitect team willconduct each party and craft ideas for the Craft Fair. shape, $1,700 OBO. Call Chief Wolfe at 2217 tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. interior/exterior insp. Insp. scheduled by app:. Yes, Section 501(a) of the instruc- Gitmo Bay Little Theater auditions for "Little DWH or 3868 AWH. Service provided by a certified, licensed cosme- FMI, cal 4619, 7 a.m. to 4;30 p.m. tion allows DON personnel to solicit Shop of Horrors," will be held Aug. 27 and 28, 20 ft. aluminum pontoon boat, w/35 hp Evin- tologist. FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. Ina rush to get it to the states? Wedo Federal contributions for a gift to a superior 7 p.m. at "Saturday's." Bring your own music to rude, needs nothing, ready to go. Have two Home Day CareProviderhas opening: Call Kim Express and U.P.S. daily, and many other serv- as long as the contributions are vol- audition. boats, wife said one must go, $1,500. Call Si- at 4686, (infant, boy, 9 mo. to1 yr.) Corinaso ices avail. FMI, ca114915, 8to 11 a.m. and 12:30 untary, of reasonable value under The local square dance club, Gimo Swingers, mone 6352 DWH or 6419 AWN. hsng. to 4 p.m. the circumstances, and mark a sig- will be holding square dance lessons for anyone CARPEEI Do you want to save that special moment but Heavy into mailorder? U.P.S. and Federal nificant occasion such as marriage, interested in learning how to square dance. 12 x 15, beige, $50. Call 2376 AT. don't have the time orequipment? Then just call Express are now avail. to transport pkgs. on and transfer out of the chain of com- Classes are every Sat., for 20 weeks. FMI, call CO.M.UIERS Visions Unlimited service. We will video tape off the island. FMI, call4478, 8 to noon and to mand, death of a family member, Shannon at 2588. Apple IIc colormonitor, (3) disk drives, printer, birthday parties, changes of command, fare- 4 p.m., Man-Fri. illness or retirement. A promotion is "Coffee with the Stars," will meet at 75-100 disks of games and software, $500. Call wells orany other special event. FMI, call 3845. W. T. Sampson Elementary School will be not a significant occasion. McDonald's, 9:30 a.m., Mon., Aug. 27. Tony 5326 DWH or 3289 AWN. You say your piano didn't fare too well on the holding an Open House, Sun., Aug. 26, 1 to 3 Emerson computer monitor, 14 in. CGA tilt/ trip to Gitmo? Now you can have it expertly p.m. FMI, call 2265 or 2410. If your children are registered at the Guantan- St. Thomas (3 days), Aug. 29 -31, 6 seats avail., swivel base, brand new, $180 OBO. Call 3076. tuned. Repairs can also be performed by an Civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, will be on amo Bay Preschool, stop by the Mall Atrium, submit paperwork to NAVSTA Ops., NLT 3 FEBIIURE experienced technician. Call Kevin at 3418 for base from Thurs., Aug. 30 through Sept 4. Fri., Aug. 24. Class lists will be posted so you p.m., Aug. 27. Loveseat and chair, $100. Call Leslie 6277 details. Anyone needing an appt. should come to the can find out which class your child is in.FMI, TRAINING DWH or 2534 AWH. Balloons-N-Such: Send a friend a balloon bou- Dental Clinic, Sat., Sept. 1, 8 toll a.m. call Willie at 2159. Home Care providers, what do you doabout a Metal bed w/brasstrimmingand mattress, $150. quet to say thank you in a special way. We Central Fidelity Bank will have a teller at the The Happy Snapper Fish Market is open to the biter? How do you relate to parents? Join us at Call Lisa at 3136. deliver balloon bouquets with silk flowers and Leeward Pt. facility, Fri., Aug. 31. public Fri. and Sat., 3 to 7 p.m., selling grouper, the FHC Officein Bldg. N-329, Mon. Aug. 27,7 Queen sz. sofa/sleeper, great for the barracks, more for all occasions. Call Ellen 2428 orSusan snapper and jack per pound. Filleting service is to 9 p.m., to discuss these and other topics of $75 OBO. Call 4502 DWH or 3566 AWH. 3475. BRAYOZUdLl avail. upon request for a small additional fee. concemnto you. FMI, call 2538/3533. Light gray sleeper/sofa, $300 OBO. Call 4307 Beat the Gitmo heat with auto window tint John Ziegler who found my gold bracelet and Attention fisherman: The Happy Snapper Fish DWH or 2914 AWH. Stops interior from dryrotting. Call 3170AWH. Kathy Braun who placed it back in my happy Market will buy your fresh catch, Tues. through Sofa and loveseat, multi-color w/wood trim. 1 TWO WHEELERS hands. Many Thanks. Lila. Sat., 5 to 8 a.m. and 3 to 7 p.m. If you're ENERGY TIP yr. old, $300. Call 2376 AT. '79 Honda 185 XL, w/helmet, needs work, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT interested, call 2248/2383/2345. Leaving Gitmo must sell, (2) Queen Anne style $200. Call Jeff 6345 DWH or 2981 AWH. Aaron Tyler son of Mr.and Ms. Charls Finley Youth Activities is offering twice weekly ballet If you have only a small load of mahogany finish end tables and coffee table. WANIll was bom Sun.,July22at 12:05 a.m., 8lbs. 15.25 classes for youth ages 3 to 18. Classes are di- clothes to wash, save energy and Call 4353, after 5 p.m. Three accordion style baby gates. Call 2853 oz., 19.5 in. vided by age groups. Sign up at the Youth Ctr., water, too, by reducing the water Living room set, couch, loveseat, (2) end tables AWE. level in your washing machine for CARWASli Man. through Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 4075. and coffee table, 3 yrs. old, excel. cond., kept in Girl Scouts are in need of a Chairman and com- CPOcarwash, Sat,Aug. 25, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Get ready for fun atthe ClipperClub's grand re- that load. storage for over 6 mo., $1,200 OBO, set only. mittee members and leaders for all age groups. at theNRA parking lot. Come see yourfavorite opening, Man., Sept 3. Come check out our Call Bill 4510 DWN. Call Chris 3416, leave msg. or Alicia 2171 Chief selected work. new decor and enjoy full-service dining. More Hearing and Sight Conservation Tmg. will be Kitchen table, glass/wood/brass, w/4 chairs, AWH. The Naval Hospital First Class Mess will be details to cane. conducted. Aug. 28, 8 a.m., in theNAS tmg. ma. good cond., $75. Call Bill 4510 DWH. Gitmo Bay Little Theater needs musicians for holding carwashSat,Aug. 25, 8 a.m.to lp.m. Make plans now to attend the Labor Day Festi- FMI, call Mike at 6216. Wall unit, Ig. unit w/glass encased top self, no the fallmusical"LittleShop of Horrors."Drum- at the Naval Hospital. val, Sat., Sept. 1, beginning at noon at Phillips Asbestos Awareness Tmg. will be conducted, scratches or dents, $100. Call Bill at4510 DWH. mers, piano, electric keyboard and bass guitar CHAPLAIN NOTES Park. There will be food, fun and games for Aug. 30, 8a.m. in the NAS tmg. rm. FMI, call Dark walnutbedroom set, men's chest-of-draw- players. FMI, call 3509. Them will be a meeting of all command Lay everyoneso bring the whole family for an after- Mike at 6216. ers, ladies triple wide dresser w/trifold mirror, The Marine Corps Birthday Ball Committee is Readersinthe Chaplain's officeSept. 12,Sp. noon of festivities. Watch for more details. Red Cross is sponsoring Childbirth (pre-natal) brushed brass handles, full sz. brass bed, excel. soliciting photographers interested in providing Lay Readers should contact Chief O'Brien at Put your Gitmoknowledgeto work in the Gitmo classes, Aug. 27 through Sept. 17, at theFamily cond., $500 OBO. Call 3530 AWH. photographic services at the upcoming Marine 2323, prior to the meeting. Trivia Contest, Wed., Aug. 29 at the Clipper Service Ca. Anyone due between now and Oct. King sz. waterbed, heater, liner, headboard, SCLSURES Corps Birthday Ball. Those interested should Club's temporary location in the L/P Commu- 31 should call 4676 to register. mattress. Call 3170 AWN. call Capt. T. Gillespie at 2613 or 3956. The Youth Ctr. will be closed forTeen Rec.,Sa., nity Ctr. Join us for the fun and learn more about YOUTH ACTIVITIES Kitchenette, table w/4-chairs, good cond., $75. Looking forsomeone who does the embroidery Aug. 25, due to a dance at "Satrday's" that our base. FMI, call 6330. For a sweet treat, come to Pre-teen Build Your 2716 AWH. name tags for dungarees. Call PO Clark 4513, evening. Pre-teen Rec. willbe held 5to 8 p.m. as Bingoisstilltops at theWindjammerClub every Own Sundae Night, Fri., Aug. 24, 6 to 8 p.m. Sears French Provincial girl's bedroom set in- after 2:30 p.m. usual. FMI, call 4075. Thurs. and Sun. Cards go on sale at 5:30 p.m., FMI, call4075. cludes, butch, (6) drawer dresser, desk, and YARRSALES Vehicle Registration will be closed, Fri., Aug. Thurs., with games at 6:30 p.m. Cards goon sale vanity, antique white w/gold trim, $250 Firm. East Bargo - 2-D Sat., Aug. 25, 7 to 10 a.m., 24, 9:30 to ll a.m. at 1 p.m., Sun., with games at 2:15 p.m. Don't FOR SALE 3517 AWE. girl's, boy's and adult's clothes, toys, bunkbed, The Branch Dental Clinic will be closed for all miss the fun. FMI, call 2304. MISCELLANEOUS 13 in. TV, and misc. items. routine business, Fri., Sept. ?, to allow forsemi- Clogging dance lessons are offered every Tues. AIR CONDITIONER Condo located in Virigina Beach, (2) bedroom, East Caravella - 1508-C Sat.,Aug. 25,7 to 11 annual Physical Readiness Tmg. Bonafide and Thurs., 6 to 8 p.m., at theelementary school. Leaving Gitmo mustsell, Fedders,heavy duty (2) bath, new loan or assume. FMI, call Nelson a.m., lamps, records, stereo, guitar, books, and emergencies will be seen, as always, by theduty Sign up and pay fee at the MWR Info. Office. a/c, runs great, $50. Call 4353, after 5 p.m. at3183 AWH. much more. FMI, call 3845. Air conditioner, $75. Call Leslic at 6277 DWH4 35mm Pentax Sport camera, auto focus, w/built Kittery Beach - 362-D Sat, Aug. 25, 7 to 10 EMPLOYMENT TheDOD band "Noton File" will beperforming or 2534 AWH. in flash, includes owners manual, batteries and a.m., back yard sale, clothes, crafts, misc. Library Aide at Leeward Ft. Library, AS-5. If at theWindjammerClub, Aug.28 and 29. Times film, $45. Call 2523 AWN. Villamar - 714-A Sat., Aug. 25, 9 to 11 a.m., you're interested submit an app. to CCPO. FMI, of preformances will be announced. Washer/dryer combo, good cond., willisell as set House rent/sale, outside entrance to CB base, in no early birds, misc.

WORLD NEWS. fm. pg.1 Business news Guantanamo Bay residents can use AP - National Semiconductor spokeswoman discloses the cost- tice, in which one company controls East Germany -"East Germany's par- has announced restructuring that will cutting move cancels a planned ex- Wang Laboratories, plagued by so much of a commodity it can wield liament has agreed conditionally that close facilities in Washington and pansion and growth program be- losses for more than a Germany will unite Oct. 3, slightly year, has re- an enormous influence over the more than 45 years after its partition at Arizona and reduce its worldwide cause of a weakening economy and a ceived a government contract worth price. The probe by the Chicago the end of World War II. Deputies gave work force by about2,000. The elec- lull in the airline business. She adds up to $841 million, the largest in the Board of Trade involves ADM In- a thunderous ovation as it was an- tronics company adds it expects to that some employees would receive computer makers history. Under the vestor Services, and arm of Archer- nounced early this morning that the incur a one-time charge of about notices today. And all those intended contract, Wang will provide a wide Daniels. The action comes about a motion had received the required two- $140 million in its first fiscal quarter to be fired will be out of a job by next range of computers, software and year after the exchange issued an thirds majority. ending Aug. 26. The company's week. other services for the U.S. State emergency order to break up a simi- CEO explains the actions are being Department during the next five lar suspected attempt by an Italian Costa Rica . Efforts to negotiate an taken to refocus the California-based New Jersey regulators have ac- years. firm. end to the 18-year-old civil war in El concerns strategic investments on cepted . Salvador have not bome fruit. Yester- the debt-restructuring plan day, in Costa Rica, the Salvadoran gov- high-growth, high-potential busi- proposed by developer Donald The Chicago Board of Trade ernment and leftist rebels wrapped up nesses and to cut costs in line with Trump, staving off what his lawyers discloses its investigating reports peace talks without a single agreement current revenue projections. Na- said last week could have been the that a unit of the grain-processing- BAY DINING and with little hope of a cease-fire in the tional Semiconductor designs, collapse of his empire. In a unani- giant Archer-Daniels-Midland is near future. manufactures and markets advanced mous vote, the Casino Control trying to corner the soybean oil fu- POST 46 computer chip products. Commission has granted Trump tures market. Market cornering is Tonight's Dinner: Roast Beef China -- China's national ballet is pre- permission to use his three Atlantic considered an unfair trading prac- w/Cream Potatos Friday's paring to stagean original production of U.S. Air says it's going to fire City gaming halls as collateral for a "Romeo and Juliet," with an American Lunch: Braised Oxtail nearly 1,500 of its probationary choreographer and musical advisor. $65 million bank loan that's the SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE employees across the country. A center of the bailout. The ballet is one of the few cooperative Flight Sch. from page one Friday's Lunch: Pork Adobo U.S.-China cultural endeavors this year. Flight Date Lee. Arrive Depart OFFICERS' CLUB Today in History Tonight's Dinner: Build Your C-9 8/26 NAS Nrfdk ------non USA NEWS. fm. pg. 1 AP - Today's highlights in his- In 1785, U.S. Naval hero Oliver Howed APR 4:30 pm. 5:I5 pm. Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: tory: Hazard Perry was Giuno 8:3 pm. 9:10 pm. born in South NAS Norfok 12:10 am. Seafood Platter Special Alaska -- Annabelle the elephant went August 23, 1927, Italian-born Kingstown, R.I. C.G. 8/27 Ginon ------1:Upm. CPO CLUB to the dentistforthefirsttimeyesterday. anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bar- OpalcaFla. 3:00pm. 727 8/28 NAS Norfdk ------8:00 am. Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu A team of medical experts from as far tolomeo Vanzetti were executed in In 1838, one of the first colleges Gino 11:303 aum. noon away as Califomia traveled to the Boston for the murders of two men for women, Mt. Holyoke Female Kington 11 0pm. 1: pm. Friday's Lunch: Steamship Alaska zoo in Anchorage to make the Giuso 2:15 pm. 3:2 pm. during a 1920 payroll robbery in a Seminary in South Hadley, Mass., Round ordeal as painless as possible. The six- NAS Nafsk 6:15 pm. case that had drawn widespread C.G. 8/29 Ginno ---- 1:00 pm. member team joined up with half a graduated its first students. pm.on00 WINDJAMMER CLUB controversy. In 1977, Sacco and In 1914, Japan Opalaca. Pta. dozen Alaskan animal experts to ex- declared war on C-12 8/30 Giano - 8:30 am. Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Pork tract a two-pound, six-inch by three- Vanzetti were vindicated by Massa- Germany in World War I. Key Wm 11:0 am. n.on CLIPPER CLUB inch impacted molar from Annabelle's chusetts Governor Michael S. In 1926, silent film star Rudolph lackucvie 1:30 pm. C-141 8/31 Roosy Rds. 8:00 am. Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu mouth. Makes you feel better about Dukakis. Valentino died in New York at 31. Gimo 11:35 am. 2:20p.m your next visit to the dentist doesn't it? On this date: In 1939, Nazi Germany and the NAS Nafdk 5:20 pm. 6:30pm. CHINATOWN McGuae AF 8:45 pm. In 1754, France's King Louis Soviet Union signed non-aggression Friday: Sesame BBQ Chicken XVI was born at Versailles. treaty. NOTE: If you change flights, noify the air rminal PAGE 4, THURSDAY, Aucusr 23, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZEFtE

SPORTS Welch just in time, A's avoid Chicago sweep Sports Major League AP/UPI - Major league victory collect his 27th save. The win was the League division races remained Baseball leader Bob Welch's spot in the sixth straight for the Yankees and unchanged last night. Roundup Wednesday's results Oakland rotation came up just in their first home sweep of the Blue At Riverfront Stadium, Jose Rijo MLB time for the visiting Athletics to sal- Jays in six years. hurled a five-hitter, sending the Cin- American League Boston 13, Baltimore 2 Pensions - Thanks to baseball's vage the finale of a three-game series Major league RBI leader Cecil cinnati Reds to a 4-1 win over the Detroit 7, California 4 new basic agreement, pensions for at Chicago. Fielder drove in three runs, leading . Rijo improved to 9-6 some older retired major league play- Welch notched his 21st win the Detroit Tigers to a 7-4 win over with his four strikeout, two-walk Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 2 ers will more than double. The biggest while Oakland bats came to life as the California Angels. Fielder has performance. Mark Grace ruined New York 4, Toronto 2 percentage increase will go to players the A's trounced the White Sox 7-1. 102 runs batted in this season. Rijo's bid for his first shutout since Oakland 7, Chicago 1 who were active before 1959. The new Mike Gallego stroked home a pair of Thanks in part to Tom Brooken's June 9, by hitting a one-out homer in Texas 5, Seattle 4 pension schedule and other changes runs and American League runs first homer since July 19, 1989, the the top of the ninth inning. Kansas City 6, Minnesota 2 go into effect immediately. leader Rickey Henderson crossed the Cleveland Indians topped the Mil- The Reds rapped four doubles, Today's games plate twice as Oakland increased its waukee including two by Hal Milwaukee at New York YOUTH BASEBALL Brewers 4-2, snapping a A.L. West Division lead to five and a four-game losing streak. Morris who drove in the game's first Boston at Toronto -Rain interrupted half games over Chicago. Melido In Kansas City, Tom Gordon run in the bottom of the first. Paul California at Chicago the proceedings at the Little League Seattle at Kansas City 0 World Series yesterday. The day's Perez took the loss for the Sox, falter- pitched his fourth straight complete O'Neill doubled home Morris in the ing for the third time in his last four game, scattering seven hits as the fourth inning and Chris Sabo fol- National League opening game was suspended in the San Francisco 2, Montreal 1 bottom ofthe third with Shippensburg, tries. The White Sox had won the two Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 6- lowed with an RBI single for a 3-0 Pa.,leading Mobile, Ala., 3-0. Because team's five previous encounters. 2, the eighth straight loss for Minne- lead. Cincinnati's final run came on New York 4, San Diego 1 6 Little League rules prohibit the play- Over in the American League sota. Gordon registered a season- an Eric Davis solo homer in the sixth. Cincinnati 4, Chicago 1 ing of double headers, another rain East, Boston's lead over Toronto high nine strikeouts and walked five Over at Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2 delay could push the title game at went to two games on the eve of a in evening his record at 9-9. Royals' the Pittsburgh Pirates doubled up the Atlanta 2, St. Louis 1 Williamsport. Pa., back to Sunday. four-game series between the Red designated hitter George Brett Houston Astros 4-2, for their seventh Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2 Sox and Blue Jays in Toronto. The slapped a run-scoring single in the victory in eight games. John Smiley Today's games NFL Red Sox got home runs from Luis seventh to move past hall of famer took a 3-0 lead and a one-hitter into Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Cardinals - Rookie running Rivera, Ellis Burks and Mike Johnny Bench into 39th place on the the eighth inning, but Rafael Houston at Atlanta back Anthony Thompson ended his Greenwell in hammering the Balti- all-time RBI list with 1,377. Ramirez opened with a double and Philadelphia at San Francisco month-long holdout by agreeing to more Orioles 13-2 yesterday after- Down in Arlington, Nolan Ryan New York at Los Angeles terms with the Phoenix Cardinals. followed with a two- Thompson played college ball at Indi- noon. The loss dropped Baltimore earned his 301st career victory with run homer. Mike Lavalliere gave the ana and was selected in the second eight games off the pace. seven innings of five-hit ball, as the Bucs some breathing room in the GBYAA round as the Cardinals' top draft In New York, Roberto Kelly Texas Rangers edged the Seattle bottom of the frame when he singled choice. cracked a two-run homer to break a Mariners 5-4. It was Ryan's fourth home Barry Bonds. Lavalliere drove Co-ed Softball Rams - Offensive tackle Jackie 2-2 fifth-inning tie and boost the start since recording win number 300 in two runs on the night, while Bonds Wednesday's results Slater will start his 15th season with Yankees to a 4-2 win over Toronto. July 31, in Milwaukee, ending a run had two hits and scored three times. Mets 15, A's 13 the Los Angeles Rams. Slater closed New York pitcher Andy Hawkins of one no-decision and two losses. Frank Viola snapped a personal the book on his four-week holdout lasted eight and one-third innings as With the victory, Ryan passed Early three-game losing streak as the New yesterday, but the Rams did not say he improved his slate to 4-10. He Wynn and Lefty Grove for 18thplace whether he successfully renegotiated York Mets downed the San Diego USOC shelves his contract. There also was no word gave way to reliever Dave Righetti, on the all-time victory list. Padres 4-1. Viola pitched eight in- whether the six-time Pro Bowl se- who posted the final two outs to The spread atop the National nings of five-hit ball, improving to Steinbrenner 16-8. lectee would be fined. The NFL maxi- AP - The U.S. Olympic Com- mum fine for a holdout is $1,500 per A successful suicide squeeze in mittee's executive committeeplaced day. the bottom of the ninth carried the USOC vice president George Stein- Steelers - Pittsburgh Steelers GITMo ATHLETICS San Francisco Giants to a 2-1 win brenner on inactive status Wednes- coach Chuck Noll says he'd rather be over the Montreal Expos. Brett But- without veteran defensive end Tim AQUATICS CORRAL day night. ler laid down the squeeze bunt, scor- Johnson, who has missed all of train- Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- Announcement of the move Open Water, Aug. 27, Sept. 19, Oct. 16; Ad- fers the fleet Sat. rides from 4-7 p.m. and Sun., ing Dave Anderson from third base. ing camp because of a contract dis- came shortly before midnight Moun- vanced Open Water, Sept. 13, Oct. 4; Rescue 1-4 p.m. Cost $20 perperson, reservations re- In Los Angeles, Stan Javier pute. The Steelers reduced their roster Diver, Oct. 8; Divemaster, Sept. 4; Night tain Daylight Time, ending a long quired. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. lofted a bases-loaded sacrifice fly in to 70 players yesterday by waiving Diver Spec., Sept. 13, Oct.4; Equip. Spec., Evening tramile - Sadde up for an day of maneuvering by members of the bottom of the ninth inning, lifting quarterback Randy Wright. The vet- Sept. 4; Deep Diver Spec., Sept. 13, Oct. 4; evening trail ride sponsored by the MWR the executive committee. The inac- 10 eran out of Wisconsin spent his first Underwater Navigator, Sept. 13, Oct. 4, Corral Fri., Aug. 31, 5-7 p.m. Call the the Dodgers to a 3-2 win over the corral at tive status means Steinbrenner re- five NFL seasons with Green Bay and Underwater Hunter, Oct. 4. Call 3845. 2381 to register. Fee, $8 per person. Philadelphia Phillies. SCUBA course - Experience the tains his vice presidency, but won't signed with Pittsburgh as a free agent Hubie Brooks opened the Los last March. beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in FITNESS vote and won't attend meetings. As MWR's Intro. to SCUBA Course, age 13 and Angeles ninth by drawing a one-out Bears - Contract talks between Diet Analysis - Diet Analysis is back USOC President Robert Helmick put older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two at walk. Brooks moved to third on a hit- the Fitness Center Sept. 1. Nutrition is as im- the Chicago Bears and holdout defen- open water dives. No certification awarded. it, "He's definitely not going to be in- ponant as exercise. Have your diet analyzed and-run single by and sive tackle Steve McMichael are at an Call 2961/3845. volved in day-to-day, policy-making by Mike at $3 for one day, $5 for three days. Mike Sharperson reached when re- impasse. The two sides broke off ne- Gitmo Swim Team - The Gitmo Swim Call3846. issues." gotiations yesterday after McMichael Team is looking for new members. Kids ages liever Roger McDowell mishandled Aerobics classes cancelled - Effective Helmick added, "We donot want turned down an offer for a restructured seven and older can join. Meetings are 3-4 Sharperson's bunt. Javier thenhit his Aug. 31, all Intermediate Aerobics classes p.m., Mon.-Wed.-Fri. at Windjammer Pool. athletes who rely on our support to deal. The veteran is under contract taught by Della will be discontinued. All oth- fly to leftfielder John Kruk who Call 2193. have any questions about the leader- with the Bears through the 1991 sea- ers will continue asscheduled. Call Mike at threw wide of home on one bounce. Windjammer - The Windjammer Pool son and received permission to pursue 3846. ship of the USOC." will re-open Sat., Aug. 25 at regular hours: In St. Louis, Tommy Gregg a trade with the Houston Aerobics cancelled - Due to lack of Oilers. Fri:-Wed., 11 a.m.-7 p.m., closed Thurs. Call scored once and drove home another Steinbrenner has been a USOC participation, the LunchtimeAerobics classes Packers - Quarterback Don 2193. have been discontinued. Check out one of the run to lead the to a 2- vice president the past 18 months. Majkowski scaled down his contract Pool closed - The Leeward Point Pool after-work classes instead. Call 3846. 1 win over the Cardinals. Gregg The demands, but Green Bay Packers ex- will be closed for special maintenance, Tue., executive committee began a ecutive Tom Braatz says the All-Pro Aug. 28, to re-open Wed., Aug. 29. Call 2193. knocked home the first run of the review of Steinbrenner's status in the still seeks more than $2,000,000 a FLYING CLUB game with two outs in the first in- wake of his forced resignation as season. The Packers did not respond BOWLING Interested in flying? - The Gitmo ning. The run was the first off Cardi- Flying Club offers introductory flights to general partner of the New York with a new proposal or counter-offer. Ladies' League - The organizational nal pitcherBob Tewksbury in 18 and anyone interested with no obligation to join. Yankees. Giants - The New York Giants meeting to set up the Tuesday Night Ladies' Call 3686 AWH or 4286and leave a message. two-thirds innings. Tony Castillo Winter League is Aug. 28, 6 p.m. at Marble- According to Helmick, Stein- cut their list of holdouts in half by improved his record to 4-1, while signing cornerback Mark Collins and head Lanes. To sign-up call 2915 and leave a brenner, who's four-year term ends message. GOLFING Kent Mercker notched his third save. nose tackle Erik Howard to two-year Scotch-doubles - there will be a Major vender - A major vender will in 1992, can have his status reviewed contracts. Linebacker Lawrence Tay- Scotch-Doubles Tournament in honor of the sponsor a LaborDay Golf Tourney Sept. 1, 2, at anytime. lor and defensive end Leonard Federal Women's Edberg, Graf tops Program Sat./Sun., Aug. and 3, atYatera Seca Golf Course. Play is lim- Steinbrenner issued a statement Marshall remain out of camp while 25/26 at Marblehead Lanes. Tournament is ited to 72 players, so sign up and pay $15 fee trying to renegotiate new deals. open to men/women 18-yrs. and older. Call now at the pro shop. Call Aston Shaw at 2519. for '90 U.S. Open which said in part, "I have informed Donna Durbin at 4850-DWH or 2546-AWH. president Helmick that wish to back Big Pot winners - Winners in last Sat- AP/UPI - Wimbledon cham- NBA PROJECT PLAYER away urday's Big Pot, No Tap were: High Series, pion Stefan Edberg of Sweden is the from the everyday involve- Pool Tourney - A Project Player Pool Heat - Free-agent forward John Ray Bagley, Brenda Jantz; High Game, Flo- top seed for the 1990 U.S. Open ment for a while to allow any matters "Hot Rod" Williams has signed a rante Pulido, Lina Cordova. Toumey is set for Thur., Aug. 30, 7 p.m. on the Gold Tennis Championship which begins of concern to be clarified." multi-year, multi-million-dollar offer Hill Towers Quarterdeck. Entry fee is $1, register at 6:30p.m. Call sheet with the Miami Heat. The Cleve- CAPTAIN'S CUP Amy at 2560. Monday. Defending champion Boris The executive committee met for Becker of West Germany is seeded four hours at the Broadmoor Hotel in land Cavaliers can keep the 6'11" Armchair Olympics - An organiza- RECREATION Tulane product by matching the tional meeting for Captain's Cup Armchair second, with Ivan Lendl seeded Colorado Springs, Colo., Wednes- Officials needed - Basketball money and terms. It had been reported Olympics is Fri., Aug. 31, 11:30 a.m. at the officials third, followed by Andre Agassi and are urgently needed to assist day afternoon with Steinbrenner in a Sunday that the Heat was gym. Command sports reps should attend. with the upcom- offering ing basketball recreational French Open champ Andres Gomez Events: darts, table tennis, cribbage, checkers, league. If you are hotel room a few hundred yards Williams $28-million over seven interested in becoming of Ecuador. The top women's seed is acey-deucey, spades. Call Amy at 2560. an official,call Amyat years, an average of $4,000,000 a year 2560. away. Helmick says the committee Soccer meeting - defending champion Steffi Graf of for six years. Cleveland reportedly An organmzational reached a near unanimous decision meeting forCaptain's Cup Soccer is Fri., Aug. West Germany. Wimbledon champ offered $13-million for five years. 24, 5 p.m. at thegym. Command reps, officials YOUTH ACTIVITIES Martina Navratilova is second, with to place Steinbrenner on inactive and players should attend for rules and regula- Teen Three-On-Three - The Chal- French Open champ Monica Seles status in about an hour. Word of the NCAA tions. Call Amy at 2560. lenge Board is waiting for the names of the Tidewater Golf - All Captain's Cup seeded third, Zina Garrison fourth decision was then relayed to Stein- Football - Notre Dame athletic next Teen Three-On-Three Basketball win- participants are invited to enter the Tidewater ners. Competition is set for Fri., Aug. 24, and Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina brenner and was further discussed officials continue to deny charges that 8:30 Golf Qualifying Toomey Sept. 7, 8, 9. Play p.m. at the Youth Center. Call 4075. steroid use was widespread among fifth. for another hour. startsat1 p.m.,Fri.,7a.m.Sat., Sun. CallAston In another women's Irish football players. Former Notre Shaw at 2519. tournament, The committee then adjourned the crowd normally favors popular Dame reserve center Steve Huffman Football officials - Anyone interested Golf's Chattanooga Clas- so members could attend a reception claims (in an upcoming issue of Sports in becoming a football official for the upcom- tennis newcomer Jennifer Capriati sic starts for International Olympic Commit- Illustrated) that almost half of Notre ing Captain's Cup Football League, call Art today on the PGA when she takes the court. Swiss Toey at 4203-DWH or 4944-AHW. tee President Dame's 1986 lettermen used steriods. tour. Catch the results in your player Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere Juan Antonio Notre Dame Athletic Pick up medals - The following can Samaranch. Afterwards, the com- Director Dick pick their Captain's Cup Track and Field 50 Daily Gazette. doesn't expect things will change Rosenthal says only five of 466 drug Meter medals at the gym gear issue desk: today when she meets the 14-year- mittee met for another hour with tests in the past three years showed Brayton, Sampson, Leaks, Skipworth, Wash- old Floridian in the quarterfinals of Steinbrenner, who wrote his state- positive for steroids. ington, Langton and Cyphers. Story Hotline, 4819! the Pathmark Classic at Mahwah, ment accepting the committee's N.J. decision.