Since 1894, America has been celebrating Labor Day, observed this year on Sept. 4. It is a holiday honoring the Nation's workforce which produces the commodities and LABO provides the services essential to the growth, development Special note and security of our country. Effective 7 a.m. Monday, Sept. 5, DAY The idea of setting such a day aside was first suggested 1978, the current telephone number by Peter J. McGuire in 1882. He was then president of the at USA United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, the hospital, 951061, will no and was an active leader in the Knights of Labor. longer be in use. The prefix 913 At about the same time, that great poet of the common followed by the extension number i American, Walt Whitman, was writing of the worker and the hospital will be used. the significance of "the strong day's work." Yesterday's Gazette contained the Labor Day also recognizes how the labor movement has complete listing of the new tele- bettered the lot of the worker, changing him from a mere phone numbers at the hospital. chattel of the mine, factory or mill into a vigorous worker The emergency number will remain for democracy. It is this that makes the difference between the same: 95444. the dictatorship and the democracy. In the former, the worker labors for the government; in the latter, for himself and for a better nation. In times of war and peace, the American workforce and military force have met the challenges of the day-the former supplying the latter with the best equipment and Dateline. technology to combat any threat to freedom and national WASHINGTON (AP) -- Another effort security. Such continues to be the legacy of the American will be made to avert a nationwide worker. mail strike when the postal service and three of its unions return to the negotiating table. The bargainers, with the help of seasoned labor mediator James Healy, will be working against a Sept. 15 deadline. If there is no agreement by then, the talks go to binding ar- bitration, with Healy deciding the unsolved issues.

Vol. 33 No. 165 U.S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Friday, September 1, 1978 WASHINGTON (AP) -- A published report quotes a federal investigator as say- ing half the money the government 's Washington offices pay for supplies obtained through the General Services Administration may be lost to cor- Violence continues to flare in Nicaragua ruption. The Washington Post says federal offices in the area, through the GSA, MATAGALPA, Nicaragua (AP) -- Nation- streets. And, while government hel- "Sister Martha, who also is a Red spend $37.6 million a year on office al Guard units moved into Nicara- icopters circled overhead, she went Cross volunteer, said she feared a supplies. ua's third largest city yesterday from barricade to barricade telling slaughter. Scores of refugees But the Post quotes federal inves- rebels fighting against the the 0Vrout young rebels that their fight crowded a rescue station, which was tigator Vincent Alto as saying the government of President Anastasio was futile. She shouted to them: running out of blood plasma, food government may actually receive only Somoza. "'Don't kill yourselves uselessly! and medicines." half of that amount in supplies. Rebels fired, retreated behind Don't throw your lives away!' In the capital city of Managua, 95 barricades, and fired again at the "Hundreds of civilians bearing miles away, a strike called by busi- WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Labor Depart- oncoming soldiers. bundles of belongings dodged the nessmen to pressure Somoza out of ment will issue the August unemploy- Associated Press correspondent crossfire of rebels and government office was limping along. ment statistics today and the White Tom Fenton was there. troops and fled the city. Various sources estimated the House is looking for some good news. He reported: "A Roman Catholic "The number of casualties is not strike to be from 50-67 percent ef- The administration's analysts are nun, Sister Martha Frech, said eight known. But Red Cross volunteers say fective. expecting unemployment to stay in tanks were backing up the troops. there were many killed and hundreds A spokesman for the strike organi- the 6-6.2 percent range for the rest "The rebels had sandbagged the wounded. zers said it is gaining support in of the year. outlying cities and that he expects The July jobless figure stood at Buoys should not be tampered with it to grow stronger in the capital. 6.2 percent. Two very important buoys have been required to relocate the ends should placed in Guantanamo Bay about 600 they be lost is extensive. All Local man injured seriously incident yards offshore just north of the sign marking the cable crossing on boaters are directed to stand clear A motorcycle-automobile accident Tarawa Road. the Windward side. These buoys are of these buoys and to leave them in early yesterday morning resulted in The driver of the car, Fireman made of sections of four by four, place. Base Police and Port Control serious injuries to an FTG man. Apprentice Jeff Barber of the Ship about two feet long and painted have been asked to watch for boaters Chief Operations Specialist Harold Repair Department was apprehended international orange. They mark the in this area and to investigate any Stiles, whose left leg had to be and charges filed. severed ends of the cable which is apparent tampering with these mark- amputated below the knee, was riding Chief Stiles has been in the Navy supposed to carry power to Leeward. ers. They are not valuable--you can his motorcycle shortly after midnight since 1962 and at FTG since May The buoys themselves are not valu- easily make your own! Please leave when the accident occurred on Sherman 1976. He and his wife Gail live at able, but the time and effort them where they are. Avenue near the intersection of Nob Hill. Couple finds it pays to stay in the Navy

"If you're good, it pays to stay sion on Crane Hill, were reenlisted that the bonus be paid to them in year tour and have already extended in" -- a phrase often unheeded by there yesterday at 9 a.m. in the de- one installment so they can buy some it to November, 1980, because, as those enlisted personnel unfamiliar partment head's office. The cere- land in either Florida or Washington Bill says, "We really enjoy it down with the Navy's reenlistment incen- mony was conducted by Captain Wil- and invest what's left over in time here.the Navy's been good to me. tives. liam E. Zidbeck, commanding officer, certificates. I've grown up a lot." For Electronics Technician (Radar) NAS, who reenlisted Bill, and Ensign The size of the SRB Zone A (first- Bill, who hopes to go to Officer Third Class Pamela M. Lawrence, 21, Richard C. Herbel, Naval Station time reenlistment) cash award is de- Candidate School during his new en- kept the news of and her husband, ETR3 George W. personnel officer, who did the hon- termined by a multitude of variables listment, said they quiet," "Bill" Lawrence, 25, staying in for ors for Pam. which are: time in service, paygrade, their SRB prospects "pretty inner five more years each will pay to the length of reenlistment and the SRB which for Pam amounted to "an since so many people has- tune of $24,000 ($12,000 each), a The $24,000 the Lawrences will re- award level, of which there are six. struggle, tune that may be more aptly de- ceive is their maximum Selective Re- The levels are continually varying sled her about reenlisting." scribed as a symphonic cresendo of enlistment Bonus (SRB) entitlement among rates and NECs due to manning is off, the cash. and normally such bonuses are paid levels. The more undermanned or Now that the pressure The Lawrences, who are assigned out in annual installments upon the critical a person's rate or NEC is, Lawrences may find that it certainly if only for the together at NAS in the Anti-Aircraft anniversary of re-enlistment. How- the higher will be that person's does pay to stay in, Warfare Center's Electronics Divi- ever, the Lawrences have requested award level. last laugh. The maximum SRB award is $15,000, and that is only for those personnel with Nuclear Power Operators NECs. For all other personnel the ceiling is $12,000. Both Lawrences readily admit that the $12,000 bonus offered to each of them "played a very significant part in our decision to reenlist," but stress that they wouldn't have gone through with it if they weren't hap- py with the Navy to begin with. The former Pamela Schunk, a native of Dunkirk, N.Y., entered the Navy in December, 1974, and Bill, who hails from Dothan, Ala., joined the next month. They were stationed to- gether in the Ground Electronics Maintenance Division at NAS, Jack- sonville, Fla., where they were mar- ried Aug. 7, 1976. They reported to Gitmo Aug. 23 last year for a two-

t j1 1 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 1, 1978 *Live firing- Friday 6:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. of the upper Bay North of Saturday 6f15 a.m. - 2 p.m. Caracoles and Granadillo Sunday None Schedfled Points will be off limits. Monday noon - 5 p.m. For further information, con- The Conde and Hicacle Beach tact the Special Services for publication is uoon thru"h Frday (excluding holidaya. Deadline areas between Saint Nicholas Marina, COMNAVBASE Duty Office previous the wrking day knfide emergency announementa ilb acepted anyLaerrl0 onhecpblcComunityfff annomenmtsx fle :1 will . be C00publishedobl:1.hp, notooo.,o ar or Base Police. d then reoite and Caracoles Points and all - ~n ek or axium of Chreeaweeksa condenaed, ad included in a daily calena r section during the wee k of the event. Commercial advertising is prohibitd although announcement ii~i 'b. \" of available service 11ibe penceed but limited to twice monthly. dicrmnaeonteAnnwtemtnafr balnate assofr o ervcesrequiring" a d, ooorcommnd ainloii approval my berquired to provide proo~cf M alet ter of authority. Ada which

id1[sadrevitsall ubmtains.(AT-Anytime/DWHDuring Working Hours/ AW.'Af ter Workimg Hours). Colender * [ 951144] Today Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build- ing at 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) Clubs and Organizations' Special Announcements Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. Tryouts and registration for a basic through open water scuba course for women only., 6 p.m. at the Windjammer Pool. (95486 AWH or 64401 DWH) NIMBLE FINGERS ARTS AND CRAFTS CUZCO BEACH and the surrounding group will meet on Monday, Sept. 4 area is closed for recreational Bosses Night at the Blue Caribe featuring Veal Chasseur or Beef Hungarian. at 7:30 p.m. at 266-D Villamar. activity unit further notice, due Persons who are interested in be- to extremely dry conditions in the Tomorrow coming new members are invited to magazine area. call 90238 for more information. Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset hut at THE NAVY EXCHANGE/NAVY COMMISSARY East Bargo Point from 1-4 p.m. THE IGUANA STRIDERS will be hold- Advisory Board meeting will be held Roman Catholic Mass will be celebrated at 6 p.m. in the Base Chapel (sat- ing a one-mile run and a ten-kilo- 3n Tuesday, Sept. 5 at 1:30 p.m. at isfies Sunday obligation). meter (6.2 miles) race Saturday, the McCalla Administration Building. Sept. 2 at 6 p.m. at Cooper Field. Registration for Bantam Bowling League will be held, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Any persons interested in running SPECIAL SERVICES announces that Marblehead Lanes. or jogging are encouraged to come )ersonnel having items in Special Guantanamo Bay Racing Assn buffet and dinner dance 7:30-12!30 p.m. at out and join in the fun run. All Services Mardi Gras booths #2, #3, FRA home at Morin Center. ages and sexes are weldome. Start- k4, #5, #15, #17 and #19 are re- Registration for LaRaye Ryan's tap ballet and modern jazz dance classes, ing point is across from Special luested to remove them by Sept. 8 new students, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Iguana Terrace #387. (97270) Services. For more information, long with personal padlocks. After call 951076. hat date, all gear will be hauled Racquet Club fun follies and pot luck dinner, 5 p.m., at the clubhouse. to the dump. Families bring covered dish and singles bring snacks or drinks for 12. THE NAVAL STATION RECREATION COMMITTEE will meet on Wednesday, BASIC CERAMIC PAINTING classes Sept. 6 at 1:30 p.m. in-the Special are scheduled to begin on Monday, Sunday Services Conference Room. All mem- Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. The four- Awards Presentation for 1978 Bantam and Junior summer bowling league bers are required to attend week course costs $20, which in- at the Teen. Club. Bantams - 1 p.m., Juniors - 3 p.m. cludes greenware and all painting THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPE) supplies. For further information, Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.) Sunday school, 10 a.m.: morning worship will hold their monthly meeting on call 90238 AWH. 11 a.m.; evening worship service, 7:30 p.m., in the classroom across from Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 1 p.m. at Chaplain Barcus' office. (8618) Paola Point #12. A NEW LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH class will begin on Tuesday, Pentecostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m.; evangelistic meeting at 5 p.m. at the Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. THE TUESDAY EARLYBIRDS MIXED Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. at the hospital. bowling league will hold an organi- For more information, call Gayle Church of Christ meeting at McCalla Chapel -- Bible study at 9*30 a.m.; zational meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 5 McCorkle at 8647 AT. morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (97115) at 6 p.m. at Marblehead Lanes. All Protestant Divine services, Leeward Point Chapel, 9 a.m.; Windward Chapel persons interested in participating A RED CROSS ORIENTATION CLASS is 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. in the winter league is invited to planned for Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. in attend. the Red Cross Office. All new Roman Catholic services, 9:30 a.m., Base Chapel; Leeward Point Chapel. Volunteers are again needed to 5 p.m. WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS who are work at the hospital. For more Christ Latter-day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex interested in teaching swimming information, please call June Church of Jesus lessons for the fall session should Lindstrom, at 96125, or the Red priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m.; sacrament meeting contact Debbie Buma, at 99255 AT. Cross Office at 95434. at 6:30 p.m. An instructor is needed for the Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service, divine worship, 10 a.m., children's advanced beginners class. evening services at 7:30 p.m. on Bay Hill Road. Otherwise this course will be deleted this session. Monday Local Forecast Refresher clinics THE TUESDAY EARLYBIRD MIXED high tide- 2033/0819 8813 for softball at 7 p.m. at the officials hut. All COUPLES bowling league is now form- low tide-- 1340/0241 officials calling softball games must attend. ing for the winter season. Any sunrise--- 0645 high--- 91 interested persons, including sunset---- 1916 low---- 75 Tuesday couples or singles, please contact Today's forecast is for partly Church of God prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplain Bill Ballinger at 8116 DWH, 951184 cloudy to mostly cloudy skies Barcus' office. (8618) AWH, or Mike St. John at 8575 DWH. and occasional rain and thunder The league will commence in early Guantanamo Bay Bridge Club meeting, 7:30 p.m., COMO Club Plantation Room. showers. Winds will be from the (96116) September and an organizational southeast at 12-18 knots. Bay meeting will be announced as soon conditions will be 2-4 feet. Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting. W.T. Sampson Elementary School in as the number of teams is determined room B-9, 6 p.m. (951049 or 99197) Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build- Rhymes of the Times ing at.7 p.m. (98197) Caribbean Skippers CB Club monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m., in the FRA home CONSIDER THE CELEBRATION in Morin Center. 1:00 General Hospital WHEN YOUR Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. 1:50 $20,000 Pyrimid LETTER IS PRIZED on Bay Hill Road. (BW) BY FREEDOMS s 2:15 Cartoons FOUNDATION. 1 The Coffee Shoppe will close at 7 p.m. for monthly pest control spraying. 2:30 Sesame Street .AFPS 3:30 Wally's Workshop 3:55 Nature's Window 4:00 Call of the West Wednesday 4:30 Get Christie Love U.S. Naval Base, Guantanama lay, Cuba Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-8 p.m. 5:25 Almanac (BW) Church of Christ Bible study class meeting, McCalla Chapel. 6:45 p.m. 5:30 Newswatch 6:30 Washington Week in Gitmo Coin Club meeting, 7:30 p.m., at Quonset hut 1877 behind the old Review nursery school. (90172) 7:00 The Muppets Pentecostal Bible study class, Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. 7:30 Happy Days 7:55 Notes of Interest Cap. David W. DeCook Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build- 8:00 Norman Lear Presents: ing at 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) "Good Times" Naval Station Commandig Officer 8:30 Carol Burnett and Friends Thursday Rockford Files (Part II) J y ,. Public AffairsO officer 9:00 JO2 Brenda S tarkey.Leading Journalist 9:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) J0 ea.ic . .Journal ist The Protestant Choir will hold rehearsal at the Base Chapel at 7 p.m. 10:55 Newswatch Update Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School build- 11.00 Kohchak: "The Night JOHNJO,. KellyJeff Wotodhose. McDowe ll. Edor~boA,~o, Journalist Stalker" Ms. Pat Pennitngton.Pouto sitn ing, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275) 11:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) The Guantanao GazCette 1s polished .ooooding to the Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset hut at rules and regulations for ship and a n.aiowpapers 12:00 Best of Groucho (BW) s notlined in ,bsmsS -35 oad.mder the direction East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. 12:30 House of Horror ."Twisted of the Naval Base Public Affaire Offiet. Printed fie tims weekly at govern t expense on govent Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery Brain" *Adult* equipher at the Naw Publiiatios and Printin a Ser iee Brac Office, the opinions or statements in School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100) 2:00 Late Movie: "I Married Nets item that appear herein are not to be contrued Witch" a official or reflecting t .views of COlAVMSE Church of God Bible study, 7.30 p.m., classroom across from Chaplain of th e partant of 3-20 Sign Off the Nay. Barcus' office. (8618) Friday, September 1, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Rnman manipulation of the The 50th birthday of Mickey ago in 1918 during WW I to rec- newspaper was suppressed by Col- BPTO note idar caused considerable con- Mouse is celebrated on Sept. 19, ognize the sacrifices of mothers onial authorities, freedom of the n even in early times. Con- the date in 1928 when the comical who had lost sons in American press and the people's right to Due to manpower, space, time aider September. It was the activities of squeaky-voiced Mic- know continue to be essential and th month of the ancient and weight limitations, the seven key first appeared on the screen in Sept. 25 marks the 288th an- viable elements of American de- Roma: n calendar and became the New York City in Walt Disney's niversary of the first American mocracy. following constraints to bag- in when the calendar was re- "Steamboat Willie." newspaper, "Publick Occur- Famous Americans born during gage allowances on the GTMO vised by Julius Caesar-but its An anniversary of more serious rences," published on Sept. 25, September include: social welfare Kingaton and return C-141 MAC nm was not changed. Thus, we nature is Gold Star Mother's Day, 1690 at the London Coffee House, reformer Jane Addams (Sept. 6); flights are effective as of have a name meaning "seven" for Sept. 24, first proclaimed 60 years Boston, Mass. Although this first primitive American painter ninth month of the year. But Grandma Sept. 8, 1978. the (Anna Mary Robertson) so muuch for the Romans. Moses (Sept. 7); short-story writer --88 pounds of baggage is mmer activities come to an William Sidney Porter who used thorized. No exceaa baggage edf or most people on Labor Day, the pen name 0. Henry (Sept. 11); # ill be loaded with the excep- Sept. 4, a public celebration WW I Commander of U.S. Forces tion of personnel traveling on ghout the United States and General John J. Pershing (Sept. da which honors all who 13); Army physician and Yellow renewal leave, who will be au- wor by providing a holiday re- Fever researcher Reed, Taft, Walter Reed thorized excess baggage weight si from labor. (Sept. 13); 27th U.S. President Pershing, Addams as aircraft load and safety Nal tonal Hispanic Heritage William H. Taft (Sept. 15); and considerations permit. We , observed by Presidential planter of orchards Johnny -- Only one hand-carried item amation during Sept. 10-16, (Chapman) Appleseed (Sept. 26). nizes the important contri- September brings with it cooler no larger than 9" x 15" x 24" iioe days, ns of Spanish-speaking r -if chilly nights and changing and weighing no more than five Amer icans to the life and work of fall colors. Henry Wadsworth pounds is authorized. ourNNation. Longfellow set the tone for the --All passengers residing on Rig ghlight of Constitution Week, month and the advent of autumn Windward side must check in Sept. 17-23, is Citizenship Day, on Sept. 23 when he wrote: 17, which marks the 191st "The morrow was a bright baggage at BPTO for mani- Sept. with annivversary of the endorsement September morn, feasting at the specified hours. of thee U.S. Constitution at Inde- The earth was beautiful as if Windward passengers who fail to pendesence Hall, Philadelphia, on new-born." check in at BPTO will be re- thddate in 1787. moved from the manifest. Emer- gency leave paaaengera are ax- cepted from thia requirement. Compliance with theae require- FACTS SECURITY menta will ensure more efficient ? 0 oEA)I paaaenger/baggage loading and & FIGURES HO REAHI GETOFF YOUR APATHY There are an estimated SECURE I timely flight departures and ar- 486,550 legally blind people in 4 rivala. the U.S. today. Half of these OVERCONFIDENCE AND cases could have been pre- vented with current medical INDIFFERENCE ARE knowledge and techniques. -- YOUR WORST ENEMIES! AWARE" Base Poie ce report CLSSAA EADALLBE "SECURITY MATERIAL a.m.--Received report of i8:48accident occurred on Sherman Avenue Oandaliam to a government vehicle. by the Pee Wee Ball Field. No A large piece of coral wee thrown personal injuries were reported. through the windshield. Aug. 27 Job opportunities 10:59 a.m.--A hit and run accident 8:02 a.m.--A minor motor vehicle was reported: It ia under inveti- accident was reported at Tarawa 56-001-78 Clerk, GS-3 Sept. 8, 1978 DENTAL gation. Road off Kittery Road. 65-078-78 Secretary (Dictating Machine Sept. 8, 1978 MARINE 10:30- p.m.--Base Police wee 6:55 p.m.--There was an accident Transcribing) GS-5 BKS informed a vehicle wee stolen from at the ferry landing involving a Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel the Blue Caribe parking lot. privately owned vehicle which Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applications have apparently ran 11:16 p.m.--A motor vehicle into a pole. been filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by re- viewing vacancy announcements posted on official bulletin boards. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: 20-015-75 Clerk Typist, GS-3 OPEN MOVIES 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Part time) OPEN

GS-1102-12 Contract Administrator Contract Administration Division, DCASMA, Chicago, O'Hare Due to an administrative error, there was a mistake in the Located in Airport. Serves as an Administrative Contracting Officer movie schedule of the Entertainer. International lyceum authority. Send SF-171 to Commander, DCASR, Chicago, extra movies (those denoted as "A," "B," "C" and "D") with signatory The Office of Civilian Personnel, O'Hare International Airport, P.O. than Sunday, when ATTN: were listed as appearing on Monday, rather Box 66475, Chicago, IL 60666. Autovon: 930-6388 will be shown. they CLOSING DATE: Sept. 20, 1978 We regret the error. The weekend movie schedule, in its is as follows: entirety, GS-1910-9 Quality Assurance Specialist Friday Located at Naval Aii Rework Facility Statistical and Analysis Branch, U.S. Naval Air Station, Alameda, CA. Lyceums II, PG Experience in quality assurance in an aircraft rework environment is The Last Hard Men, highly desirable. Forward SF-171 to Industrial Relations Department, PG wntown: Silent Movie, R Bldg. 1, Room 128, U.S. Naval Air Station, Alameda, CA 94501 of Sum- WhiteNHorses COMO: The Big Sleep, R Autovon: 686-3796 or 2498 mer, NRA CLOSING DATE: Sept. 15, 1978 McCalla: Return to Boggy Creek, G Lyceums inse navy Exchange has the follow- clerical experience and typing are Scalawag, G ing job openings: preferred. Marine: Network, R vs. the Full time Security Guard (PS-3/ Part time Laundry Finisher (NA-2/ Telefon, PG Downtown: Godzilla Monster, PG 2.98) to work at the Navy Exchange. 2.86) to work at the Laundry. Six PG Cosmic Leeward: Aces High, Win, Place and Two years experience preferred. months experience preferred. My Husband, His Mis- on Sept. 7. PG Part time Clerk Typist (AS-3/3.04) These positions close tress and I, R Steal., call 8348. McCalla: Close Encounters of to work at the Laundry. Six months For more information, the Third Kind, PG Clubs Confessions of a Big Sleep, R Window Cleaner, R Windjammer: The Marine: Murder By Death, PG Shampoo, R BPTO weekly flight schedule of Rage, PG No movie Children CPO: known The Last Hard Men, Leeward: Various well I1 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES COMO: characters R cartoon DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO ETD A/C FLT The Ultimate Thrill, PG Sat. Saturday Sept. 2 SCOTT AFB 1130 C-9N MEDIVAC RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC Lyceums Clubs Sun. Downtown: Close Encounters of Windjammer: Trackdown, R Sept. 3 RSYRDS 1025 C130 GBA0374 NORFOLK 1240 C130 GBA0374 the Third Kind, PG CPO: The Big Sleep, R Mon. NORFOLK 1315 C141 AQA0471 KINGSTON 1430 C141 AQA0471 Rollerball, R COMO: Nature's Way, G Sept. 4 RSYRDS 1725 C130 HBA0474 McCalla: Murder By Death, PG KINGSTON 1740 C141 AQA0472 White Horses of Sum- Monday mer, NRA Tue. NORFOLK 1040 C130 HBA0474 Marine: Against a Crooked Lyceums Sept. 5 NORFOLK 1155 C141 AQA0472 Sky, G Downtown: Get Charley Tully, Wed. HAITI 0930 C131 GTMO 2491 HAITI 0700 C131 GTMO 2491 The Drowning Pool, Sept. 6 NORFOLK 1435 C130 GBA0375 HAITI 1600 C131 GTHO 2493 PG PG Godzilla vs. the HAITI 1830 C131 GTMO 2493 RSYRDS 1650 C130 GBA0376 Leeward: Money to Burn, TV McCalla: Cool Million, TV Cosmic Monster, PG Thr. NORFOLK 1415 C141 AQA0471 JAX 0700 C131 GTMO 2501 Marine: Close Encounters of Sept. 7 RSYRDS 1655 C130 HENO209 the Third Kind, PG Clubs AQA0472 KINGSTON 0925 C141 AQA0471 Leeward: Murder By Death, PGO Fri. KINGSTON 1235 C141 Sept. 8 NORFOLK 1305 C130 HBA0475 NORFOLK 1050 C130 HENO209 Windjammer: Viva Kneivel, PG Clubs NORFOLK 1535 C130 HEN0409 NORFOLK 1405 C141 AOA0472 The Van, R RSYRDS 1520 C130 HBA0476 CPO: The Other Side of Windjammer: The Duelists, PG DYESS AFB 1750 C130 HEN0410 the ountain, Part COMO: The Tribe, TV

S Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 1, 1978 --SPORTS SHORTS--

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Jack Scott, one of Bill Walton's advisors as well as close friend, says there is a hance the 6'll" center will remain in Portland. SOne Walton has asked to t be traded because of a disagreement i SPR with some of the team's medicinal practices. In an interview with a Portland TV station, Scott said, "If they have a meeting of the minds it's quite possible that next week Bill Walton Rain washes out most of U.S. Open matches will be a Portland Trail Blazer again and everything will be fine." He added, "It's possible there will not be a meeting of the minds. NEW YORK (Al') -- The U.S. Open Ten- He turned his back to the net and There's no way to predict." nis Championships suffered from rain lowered the pants of his warm up showers yesterday, wiping out some suit. HOUSTON (UPI) -- A spokesman for the Houston Rockets yesterday announced of the scheduled matches. After drawing a laugh from a hand- that National Basketball Association Commissioner Larry O'Brien is ex- But the rain didn't stop Jimmy ful of spectators, Connors pulled pected to announce his decision today in the Rick Barry compensation Connors. his pants hack up and resumed prac- case. tice. According to the reports, the Rockets could have to compensate the Connors, seeded second in the tour- He was wearing an athletic support- Golden State Warriors with a frontline guard, a top draft choice and nament, was practicing against Afri- er at the time. cash. can Chico Hagey yesterday afternoon Those who beat the rain and man- Reportedly, the Rocket players Golden State is most interested in are when Hagey hit a passing shot for a aged to advance yesterday included guards Calvin Murphy and John Lucas. winner. John McEnroe, Wendy Turnbull, who Connors does not react kindly when is seeded fourth in women's play, PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A federal judge has extended indefintely his order people hit winners against him, even sixth-seeded Dianne Fromholtz and prohibiting major league umpires from striking. in practice. seventh-seeded Betty Stove. The umpires contended in a court hearing yesterday their contract is not valid. But the American and National League presidents say they are not obli- 6 teams authorized to print post-season tickets gated to re-open negotiations. NEW YORK (AP) -- Baseball Commis- Red Sox and Kansas City Royals, the NEW YORK (AP) -- The first round of the B.C. Open in sioner Bowie Kuhn has given author- Endicott, N.Y., was two division leaders, were given postponed because of rain. ization to six teams to start print- permission to start printing, along Officials say the $225,000 event will start today. ing League Championship and World with the California Angels, who are Series tickets. two games behind Kansas City. BALTIMORE (AP) -- The Baltimore Colts say quarterback Bert Jones will Three teams in each league were Kuhn said other teams may also be definitely be on the sidelines when the team opens its National Football given the go-ahead. given authorization to begin print- League season against the Dallas Cowboys Monday night. In the National League, division ing tickets if the races change. The Colts also say Jone's backup, Bill Troup, is a questionable start- leaders Philadelphia and Los Angeles The league championship series er. were given the nod along with San will begin two days after the close Mike Kirkland, who has never started a regular Francisco. The Giants are currently season game, probably of the regular season, Oct. 3. will get the call. two games behind Los Angeles. The World Series will-get under In the American League, the Boston way Oct. 10. NEW YORK (AP) -- Don Murdoch, the suspended right wing of the New York Rangers, will undergo surgery today on a left shoulder injury. National League American League Murdoch was suspended by the National Hockey League for at least 40 S games this season after pleading guilty to a Canadian drug possession EASTERN DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION charge. W L GB W L GB Philadelphia 71 59 Boston 48 84 NEW YORK (AP) -- Arthur Ashe says an overwhelming majority of male pros Pittsburgh 66 64 - New York 77 54 6 1/2 would prefer to play best-of-five set matches throughout the U.S. Open Chicago 66 65 5 1/2 Milwaukee 76 57 8 1/2 Tennis Championships. Montreal 61 73 12 Detroit 73 59 11 It's now best-of-three up to the round of 16, when it St. becomes best-of- Louis 58 75 14 1/2 Baltimore 72 60 12 five. New York 53 79 19 Cleveland 57 75 27 According to Ashe, who is seeded 16th, the men feel that the Open, as a Toronto 55 80 30 1/2 major championship, should be a harder test. WESTERN DIVISION Tournament director Billy Talbert says he'd listen to a proposal but WESTERN DIVISION personally doesn't like so many long matches. He thinks they would Los Angeles 79 54 be too fatiguing for the players and boring for the fans. San Francisco 77 56 2 Kansas City 71 60 Cincinnati 73 61 6 1/2 California 70 63 2 San Diego 69 65 10 1/2 Texas 65 65 5 1/2 Ali arrives in New Orleans for title bout Houston 62 70 16 1/2 Oakland 62 72 10 1/2 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -- Muhammad Ali Atlanta 59 73 19 1/2 Minnesota 58 75 14 guard the first time, but this time arrived here yesterday to prepare I am ready!" Chicago 56 75 15 for his fight for the heavyweight Ali also predicted that Yesterday's results: Seattle 49 82 22 the fight title against Leon Spinks Sept. 15. would not go the distance, but he Ali entertained a crowd of on- refused to choose the round the San Diego 6, Montreal 1 Yesterday's results: lookers and spoke confidently of fight would end. Cincinnati 11, St. Louis 6 his chances of gaining the heavy- Spinks was due to arrive yester- Milwaukee 1, Cleveland 0 (1st game) weight crown a third time. day as well, but a change in sched- Old nylon stockings make' Cleveland 12, Milwaukee 6 (2nd game) ule will bring the champ into great cloths for polishing New shoes and handbags when S/_ New York Yankees 6, Baltimore 2 Shouting to the throng, Ali said, Orleans today, when the fighters used with the rub-on type Minnesota 4, Detroit 1 "I'm three times as ready as I was will begin training at Municipal of polish. the first time. He caught me off Auditorium. For sale . Lost Navy work jacket on Sherman '71 Lambretta scooter, $125: infant Avenue between downtown and the seat, $7; GM Love Seat, $20. 8809 ferry. Call Wolfe at 64207 DWH, AT. 90238 AWH. ((LA/lU~WD 80 cu. ft. tank, picked up by mis- '74 Toyota Corolla, A/T, excellent l take at the Reef Raiders Shack on condition, replaced muffler, water Classified advertisemnts my be called in between 8 and 11 m., or hand Wednesday, Aug. 30 between 6 and 7 pump and battery, $1900. Would like rrid to the Public Affair. Office 7:30 ,., to.4:38p.m., Monday through Friday excludingn holiday.). Deadline for publication is noon p.m. to sell or ship by Sept. 10. h .previouworking day. dAda ido 40 words and published not 951175 are nlu twice weekly per aukissaion. Commid advertising is -prohibite"dal though AWH. anueent csicncern ilal vce il prmf Ind but limited to twice maothly. Adaforbtoi . requiring-oend approval my be required to provide proof of a letter Services of u loAd r whchty iscimiateonthe basis of rael, sex, creed, Two pairs full-foot diving fins, color, o national origin will not be accepted.The Pbi far tf Would like to do babysitting size 8-9 ; diving resr the right to edit ad white all ubmisean. (AT-Anytime/ for mask; spear gun; d.P*urin ghkinHo e r./Aw-Aft w i tsr). working mothers, 72 cu. ft. U.S. Divers preferably for tank; 2 baby children under 1 carriers; year old. 90156 baby bathinette; Kenmore Classified Ada 951144 AT. portable vacuum cleaner; TV stand w/wheels; points, condenser, rotor & distributor cap for '71 Toyota '72 Chevrolet Caprice 2 dr. HT, '73 Yamaha 175, asking $400. 64490 Yard sales Corona. 8377 DWH, 99255 AWH. vinyl top. full power, AM/FM/cassette AT. Marine Site, M-116, Saturday, from stereo, A/C, new tires, very good 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Two-family Girl Scout uniform & accessories, running condition. 8116 951184 DWH, Red male cocker spaniel, 7 months sale including furniture and house- size 8, like new. 98162 AT. AWH. old, all shots, AKC registered, hold items. $125. HM2 Orr, 951061 DWH, leave '74 Toyota Corolla, 2 dr. excellent Two lawn mowers, good running condi- message with hospital operator. Ocean View 133, Saturday from 10 condition, $1900. 951175 AWH. tion; outside TV antenna, $15; a.m. to 2 p.m. Pre-packout sale, infant bicycle seat, $4; fiberglass Give away miscellaneous items. President Washington CB radio, 40 camper cap for Datsun or Toyota channel SSB, $300. 95301 DWH. pickup truck, $100. 97235 after Gray and black striped tabby kitten, East Bargo 4-A & B; Saturday, from 11:30. 11 weeks old, needs good home. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Clothes, child- Crib & mattress w/matching 3-drawer 64347 DWH. ren's clothes, AM-FM radios; wigs; dresser, $30 for set. 98197 AT. Whirlpool washer, 2 speed, 3 cycle: engine stand & miscellaneous items. dryer, 5 cycle, 3 temperatures, Wanted '72 Honda CB-100, excellent condi- available Oct. 3. 96278 AT. tion, $300. 64222 DWH. 263-C Second St. Villamar, Saturday, 35mm Camera, reasonably priced. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Paperbacks; Refrigerator, TV antenna; fish 96230 AWH. household items; dive fins; ladies' 20' x 10' Barrel boat, excellent aquarium. 952206 AT. clothes; infants' clothes to size condition, Evinrude outboard, 2 gas Man's 27" or 28" 10-speed bicycle. 2-Toddler; doghouse; jewelry tanks, extra life jackets, eauioped '68 & Dodge Coronet 440, doesn't look Contact Richard Cramer Room M-214 other assorted items. for running at night, $900. 90115/ too good, but is in excellent running GHB. 952284, AT, or see at Naval Station condition. 8636 DWH, Room B-107 GHB 2-A East Bargo, Saturday, from 9 Boatshed, slip #10-B, boat #229. AWH. Ask for Al. A fuel pump for a VW. 951280 AT. a.m. to 1 p.m.

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