Guantanamo Gazette

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Vol. 34 No. 142 Friday, July 27, 1979 Former mayor reportedly picked for HUD ------I WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former New it was offered because they don't World Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu report- know." edly has been picked to be the new One source did say the administra- m Secretary of Housing and Urban tion had sent Landrieu briefing News Development. books on HUD. But no administration officials CBS News reported yesterday eve- *e willing to say that Carter has ning that Landrieu had been offered Digest ctually offered Landrieu the "HUD" the HUD post during his meeting with post. Landrieu is known to be Carter and he had accepted. The willing to accept the post should network said the formal announce- SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) -- A Union Pacific Freight here collided it be offered. ment is expected today. with a U.S. Forest Service Helicopter yesterday afternoon. One administration official says Meanwhile, it's been learned the The helicopter pilot, the train's brakeman and engineer received the president told his senior staff senior staff has sent Carter a list minor injuries when the craft's rotor struck the cab of the train. yesterday morning that "he will of candidates for Secretary of By late last night, the 800-acre fire was about 20 percent contained meet with people and keep all his Transportation. with no estimate of when it would be fully contained or controlled. options open until the end." And One source says there were "three A county fire department spokesman says about 200 men, four air- another administration source says, or more" names on that list. But it tankers, three bulldozers and three helicopters had halted the blaze "No one on the staff can say whether could not be determined who is on it. a half-mile north of the mountain community of Lytle Creek.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Pentagon says the strength of the all-volun- teer armed forces rose slightly last month by roughly 5,300. The total strength of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines stood World's worst spill nears Texas coast at just over 2-million at the end of may, the smallest U.S. force in uniform since June 1950. COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) -- port of Brownsville and a rich Environmental experts at Texas breeding ground for marine and KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) -- The U.S. Embassy here says 700 Indo- A & M University are getting waterfowl life. chinese refugees were flown out of Malaysia today for permanent ready, in case they have to pro- Roy Hahn heads up the university's settlement in the United States. tect sensitive marine life against oil spill team. He says his group A spokesman says by the end of this month, more that 6,000 will be the world's worst oil spill. has spent the past week working airlifted out. They say the leading edge of the around the clock, studying the slick could reach within 35 miles geography of the beach and trying to COMPILED FROM UPI REPORTS -- The Red Cross says as many as 700 homes of the Brownsville Coast by figure out the best way to handle may be submerged by floodwaters in Southern Indiana this morning. Aug. 3. The oil's from an off- clean-up efforts. Hardest hit are three communities along Ohio River tributaries west shore well in the Gulf of Mexico. Meanwhile, experts from the of Louisville, Ky. And along the Texas Gulf Coast, more than 1,000 It's been leaking since June 3 and Environmental Protection Agency residents have been evacuated to escape the worst flooding there in since then, has spewed at least joined on-scene scientists yester- nearly 20 years. 1.4-million barrels of crude oil day in hopes of finding out how nto the sea. toxic the oil is. WASHINGTON (UPI) -- An unofficial survey released by a department The plan involves using a system They say they're hoping most of of Housing and Urban Development employee says there is widespread of barriers to contain the oil as the threat to marine life will sexual harassment of femal workers by their superiors within HUD. it moves into the Brazos-Santiago dissipate by the time the oil The survey found among other things, many of the women submitted to pass. That's the entrance to the patches reach U.S. waters. their superior's sexual demands in exchange for job advancement.

MADRID, Spain (UPI) -- Police here say two of Spain's most wanted terrorists, arrested in an explosive-laden bomb factory, have con- Canadian spokesman rejects fessed to a series of attacks and assassinations that killed 16 peo- ple. Authorities are searching for nine other members of the same terro- common energy market rist group. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- An inmate who escaped late Wednesday from OTTAWA, Canada (AP) -- Canada's California Governor Jerry Brown Missouri's Church Prison Farm has been apprehended. Energy Minister, Ray Hnatyshyn, and former Texas Governor John The state highway patrol says Steven Foerstel was arrested late says forming a common energy market Connally also have called for yesterday evening after a highway chase near here. with the U.S. and Mexico would be negotiation of an energy agreement He allegedly took a family hostage during his escape. incompatible with Canada's policy with Canada and Mexico. of energy self-sufficiency. Hnatyshyn said continental energy NEW YORK (AP) -- You're paying more at the gas pump, and the oil policy is "the one issue that is company's profits are continuing to rise. As he entered a meeting of the apparently uniting all U.S. poli- Texaco, the nation's 10 largest oil firm, announced yesterday its inner cabinet here yesterday, a ticians. But, he said "It isn't second quarter profits were up 132 percent over the same period last reporter asked, "What you're saying uniting anyone else." He said year. That follows announcements of higher spring earnings by other is no?" The Canadian energy minis- U.S. politicians had failed to con- oil companies, although Texaco had the largest profit margin. ter replied, "I think that's right, sider that Canada and Mexico might no, not at this time." not find the arrangement as bene- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Presidential aid Alfred Kahn says the greatest get wage It was the first outright rejec- ficial as the U.S. would. danger from inflation now is whether workers. will try to increase. tion at the Canadian Cabinet level Canada's Trade Minister Michael hikes to fully offset the 13 percent price rate of an idea raised earlier this week Wilson, said earlier this week the The White House's chief inflation fighter told Congress Wednesday a wage by Senator Edward Kennedy. Kennedy cabinet has not formally discussed the administration is considering renewing its proposal for urged the Carter administration to the idea of a common energy market. insurance program to provide some insurance for workers against a explore the possibility of a North He added that he sees little worsening rate of inflation. erican common market for energy. benefit in it for Canada. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) -- A former rebel once jailed by the British has emerged as India's next prime minister, ending 10 days of political confusion here. Air companies to merge with National He is 77-yearOold Charan Singh, whose rise to power was partly due to support from former Prime Minister Indira Ghandi. NEW YORK (AP) -- Pan American There was speculation earlier acquired that Texas International World Airways says it has this week COMPILED FROM UPI REPORTS -- Both the Washington Post and the Port- airlines' sold some of its National holdings a majority of national land, Oregon, Journal say Portland Mayor Neal Goldschmidt has been Eastern Airlines hasn't Am. stock, but to Pan invited to the White House to discuss becoming Secretary of Trans- Pan Am nor Texas Inter- given up on its bid to acquire Neither portation. That's the last post left open by Carter's Cabinet purge would comment on who had National. national last week. A Pan Am spokesman, who asked to sold the 1.2-million shares Pan week. Pan Am and remain anonymous, says the airline Am bought this WASHINGTON(UPI) -- The Senate Finance Committee hearings begin today 400- International have been now owns nearly 4-million, Texas on another of Carter's choices to succeed a cabinet member dismissed about permission by the CAB to thousand shares of National, given in that purge. much of National as 51.4 percent. acquire as G. William Miller, Carter's choice to replace Michael Blumenthal as But the CAB decision But Eastern spokesman Tom Myers they can. Treasury Secretary, is expected to gain easy approval. Miller is either airline to take remarked, "This doesn't lock it up to allow former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. for them. We don't feel that it over National is not yet final. Carter must give matters, because it is up to the And President WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Senate Armed Services Committee plans closed approval to a merger invol- Civil Aeronautics Board had the final meetings today to hear intelligence officials testify on U.S. ability International Air Service. president whether they can keep it ving to monitor Soviet compliance with the SALT-Two pact. Airlines has not yet or not." Eastern Yesterday, General Alexander Haig urged rejection of the treaty CAB approval for its bid Pan Am, Eastern and Texas Inter- received unless more funds are committed to counter a Soviet arms buildup. national Airlines have been com- but has permission to acquire up peting to merge with National. to 25 percent of National. Guantanamo Gazette Friday, July 27, 1979 community TAME NoTE VFW POST 9953, the only VFW Post A CHANGE IN POLICY for the on communist soil, will be hosting hospital's Food Management Service two visiting VFW National Officers, has been implimented. On Monday, National Senior Vice Commander July 30 the hospital cafeteria will bulletin board Vander Clute and National Junior be open to the public for the evening meal and on weekends, County o. .nt. . ball. d In between 8 and 11 or hand Vice Commander Selman. There will arr ied to he Public Affairs Office 7:30am. to :3 pm. Hod be a No Host Cocktail however; the breakfast and lunch [hr ughi Friday (exc luding holidays). Dead line for publicanis n on Hour anuemnsuil be th.' previonuswrkinog day. Mufide eergency" approximately at 6 p.m. on Monday, meals from Monday through Friday targd anytine. County ~publishednt r July 30 at the CPO Club. Any mem- will be limited to staff and staff condonendad iSncl d in a daily calendar ssection during [he week of CheaCaerial.dv[[ltnS.prohibitealthough (-a p, o 40.5 ' ,Isem.On annonceent ber of any post, prospective guests only. The policy of dress of available service will be pa _ ted but im Ited c utoviemonthly. for the hospital is set forth by Annoumc ments for businesses or earvice requiring commad approv a y member, or interested individual be requird to provide prof of a letter of authority. Ada vbich good judgement and appearance. The discrtmince on the basis of racseceed, color, or naional origin is welcome to attend. For infor- following will be the hours of oper- alitldvlate nccepted.ThPlic .(AT*Anytime/DWH-During working Hour./ mation, contact Master Chief Starr AWH-After Working Hours). I at 8421, Senior Chief Phillips at ation: Saturday and Sunday break- 64494, or GSGT Raniella at 95321. fast from 7 to 8:30 a.m.; Saturday Additionally, the Master Chief and Sunday lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 9511144 COMNAVBASE, Jim Starr will be 1 p.m.; and Monday through Sunday hosting a dinner for them at the supper from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. CPO dining room on Wednesday, It is also noted that Hospital August 1. Staff in uniform have head of the line privileges at all times. Special announcements THE NAVAL LEGAL SERVICE BRANCH Office new hours of operation for THE MARINE ENLISTED WIVES CLUB BEAT THE BUS WITH THESE. Back to W.T. SAMPSON HIGH SCHOOL will hold bill of sale, power of attorney, is in dire need of pots, pans, school specials at your Navy registration in the order of last passport applications and affidavits dishes, utensils and linens; any- Exchange! Sale starts Tuesday, names as follows: are Mondays and Thursdays from thing will be accepted. Call Bobby July 31 through Tuesday, August 14 Monday, July 30, last names 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. only. This change Trinadad at 90150 or Sharon Fisher with Quakers preteen girls casual beginning with A-M. is due to manpower shortage. at 90211 for pickup of any donated oxfords regularly $15 on sale now Tuesday, July 31, last names items. for $11; men's jacket regularly beginning with N-Z. $38 now $32; sport/gym bag sale It's imperative that all students price $4.50; the data center be registered, whether new or regularly $2.75 now $2.25; and returning students. wide ruled notebook filler regularly For new students, including all $.90 sale price $.69. Quantities seventh graders not previously SClendar are limited so shop early and save registered, parents must report at your Navy Exchange!! to the high school's office. Today For returning students, parents YOUR NAVY EXCHANGE is having an must call the high school's office Leedward Point residents, PADI open water scuba course begins (64254 DW August White Sale from Tuesday, at 99100/99151. For more informa- or 96123 AT). July 31 through Tuesday, August 14. tion or assistance, call Mrs. Hel- Some of the really big values that mick at 99100/99151. Gitmo Swingers' "Fun Dance," 8 p.m., at Radio Point 1A 8631 or 96183 AWH. can be yours are: Peguot "Carousel Failure to register or re-register Plaid" comforter, twin regularly your student will result in their Blue Caribe's "Steak & Brew" night, $6.50, closed menu; also Total Experience Disco sounds $24 sale price $21, full regularly not being enrolled for the 1979-'80 for your dancing and listening pleasure, 8 p.m.- $31 now $27; towels ensemble-bath school year. Midnight. towels, regularly $2.70 now on sale for $2.20; hand towels regularly Special Services Summer Youth Program registration, final session, from $1.80 sale price $1.55; wash cloths ATTENTION: How would you like to 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at SS Sports Department. regularly $1.30 now $1.05; bath sets look good and feel great! There is 100% nylon hi-lo cut in loop, 3 a small minority of persons in Roman Catholic mass will be celebrated at 11:35 a.m. today. piece set regularly $8.75 sale price Gitmo who want to start Yoga clas- $7.75, 2 piece set regularly $10 ses or club. We need a teacher and Pentacostal prayer meeting, Pentacostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. now $8.75. And there's much more so more interested people. For more hurry down to your Navy Exchange and information call 97264 AT or 99273 Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point old nursery shop early!! AWH. school building (00269 or 8275).

THE SOCIALIZERS will be holding ALL FREEMASONS are cordially and a special meeting on Monday, July fraternally invited to attend an Tomorrow 30 at 7:30 p.m. Topic for the installation dinner sponsored by Roman Catholic Mass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel, Rite of Reconciliation evening will be election of Caribbean Naval Lodge, A.F. & A.M. (Confession), 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. executive board members. All mem- This dinner will be held during the bers are urged to attend. For month of September. Any Freemason, Red Cross water safety class begins, 6:30 p.m., Windjammer Pool (64265, further information call 90250. regardless of degree, siring to ext. 225). attend is asked to contact Pat FRA Ladies Auxilliary presents "Tall Tex," playin music, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., IN PLAYING at 8415 DWH, 99205 AWH or ANY GIRLS INTERESTED Laughlin $2 per person, Morin Center. SOFTBALL, whether military, depen- E. J. Todd at 8861 DWH, 97215 AWH dent or civilian, please contact for further details and/or reserva- Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m., (8638 Weir). Howard Schero at 8849 DWH. tions. Teen Club's dance, 506 for members, $1 for non-members, 8 to 11:30 p.m., GOLF TOURNAMENTS for the month THE CINCLANTFLT DECATHLON will doors open at 7 p.m., at the Clubhouse. of July will be as follows: be held on Saturday, August 11. Saturday, July 28 at 12:30 p.m., Entry deadline is 4 p.m. on Wed- Gitmo Swinger's weekly dance, 7:30 p.m., at Clubhall. Pro Am Blitz plus a Flag Tournament. nesday, August 8. The four top A Flag Tournament is par of the finishers will qualify to go to American Red Cross sponsores advanced lifesaving rescue & water safety course, plus your handicap. The the Finals at Camp Lejeune, North class, 6:30 p.m., at Windjammer Pool (Larry, 64265 ext. 225). one that goes the furthest around Carolina on Wednesday and Thursday, the course, using par plus his August 29 and 30, 1979. For more Poorman's Night, 6 to 7 p.m., $1.50 per person, CPO's topside lounge. handicap is the winner. The cost information, please contact Special will be a $3 entry fee; and Services Sports Department at CPO's Harbor Lights Lounge dinner, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., open menue; also, Sunday, July 29 at 9 a.m., Pro 951160. Total Experience Disco from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for your dancing and listen- Am Blitz Plus at 1:30 p.m. a four The following is a list of events ing pleasure. hole cross country fun tournament. in order: The cost will be a $3 entry fee Roman Catholic mass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel. Nine holes of golf; (1/3 of the fee will go to the Cross country 2.5 miles; winner and 2/3 for refreshments. Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m., (8638 Weir). Softball throw, best out of three attempts; Sunday *Live firing Running long jump, best out of Friday.9 a.m. - 5 p.m. three attempts; Church of God morning services, 10 a.m.-noon; Sunday evening services, Saturday, Sunday.none scheduled Sixteen pound shot-put, best out 7:30 p.m., 1249-A Villimar. Monday.10 a.m. - 5 p.m. of three attempts; Roman Catholic mass, 9:30 a.m., Base Chapel; 5 p.m., Leeward Pt. Chapel. 100 yard dash; Guantanamo Gazette LUNCH BREAK Protestatt Divine services, Leeward Chapel, 9 a.m.; Base Chapel, 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. 20 basketball free throws; One game of bowling; Alcoholics Anog sous meeting, Cast oargo Point old nursery school building, Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. Football throw, best out of three 7:45 p.m. (990269) attempts; and Naval Station Commanding Officer 100 meter swim. Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m.; sacrament meeting, Lt. Richard L. Thom on.Public Affairs Officer 5:30 p.m., McCalla Annex. Ensign Susan Wehrman.Assist ant Public Affairs Officer JO2 Brenda K. Starkey.Editor Pentacostal gospel meeting, 8 a.m.; evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pentacos- Y1SN Charles S. Bishop.Joumalist Take Note ____ JOSN Mary E. Marshall.Journalist tal Church, Bay Hill Road. JS o 5: I.TJlihnson::::::::::::::::::::. . . ural: st JOSA Paul Clifton . .Jun CABLE BEACH will be closed to Jamaican United Fellowship of Service divine service, 10 a.m.; evening Mrs. Regina Fluharty.Production Assistant the public until July 27, due to service, 7:30 p.m., church on Bay Hill Road. The Guantanmo Gazette is published according to the Marine combat artillery training. rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers Church of Christ Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; a tsclined iasNAVE XS P-35 f sund e th dirctio o the Naval Bse P5bli1 Affairs Office. Printed Effective immediately daily evening worship, 6:30 p.m., all, at McCalla Chapel (951035). fiv iesat avlyat ovrnmexpenso gvernmet Catholic masses (Monday, Wednesday, equipsmnt t the 5Navy Pblications mnd Pinting Service , be held Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items Thursday and Friday), will Monday that appe he rei atevtstoobe d Estras officil at 11:35 a.m. rather than 1 p.m. as patmet g hvy.s of CONAVBASE orthOD- partment o the Navy. in the past. Guantanamo Bay Officer's Wives Club meets, 9:30 p.m. at 733 Radio Pt. Friday, July 27, 1979 Guantanaamo Gazette Page 3 gitmo dialogue WPECUM VFTE TWO SESSIONS OF VACATION BIBLE As far back as I can remember, the Veterans of Foreign Wars have always School have been scheduled by the been a part of the Fourth of July Celebration. My family always attended Protestant and Catholic Chapel a VFW picnic, softball game, or went to a parade sponsored by my Daddy's Communities. From August 6 to 10 post. between the hours of 9 to 11:30 Seeing Guantanamo Bay's VFW post in the parade made the celebration a.m. each day, Vacation Bible seem real to me. That battered old pickup truck with the slogan on the School will be held at the Leeward tailgate, was to me a symbol of real Americanism. A symbol of the down Chapel. From August 13 to 17 to earth folks; the little everyday people who have no time to worry between the hours of 9 to 11:30 about plastic frills. a.m. each day, classes will be Later on, in the midway, I came upon the VFW booth. I had to go over held at W. T. Sampson Junior/ and meet the fellows inside. I found each one of them friendly and good Senior High School. Classes will natured. Proud that they bore arms for their country, and proud that be held for youth from 4 years of they continue to do so. age through those who have com- Some people think that they must return to the United States to be in pleted the 6th grade. Advance America. I don't think so. These men have brought it to us. registration can be made by filling Thank you Sam, Mac, Chuck, Frank, Phil, John, and Larry. Thank you for in the registration form and making me feel at home. forwarding to the Chaplain's Office, Box 10 or by calling the A Proud American Chaplains Office at 8550/8555 DWH.

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11:30 My Three Sons MONDAY 12:00 Tic Tac Dough 9:00 Sesame Street 12:30 Washington Week In Review Buddies 1:00 General Hospital 10:00 Body Masterson 1:45 Cartoons 10:30 Bat THE RE-BROADCAST OF THE (1lANTANN) Flipper RAY 2:00 High Chaparral 11:00 Don't Forget! FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION 3:00 Wild Refuge DAY -- A DAY YOU WANT TO REMEMBER. 3:30 NFL Team Highlights Movies 4:00 Cartoons TOMORROW AT 5 P.M. 4:30 American Sportsman 5:00 Call Of The West Friday A CLEAN UP will be held at the 5:30 Newswatch LYCEUMS FRA Home in MorinOCenter on Satur- 6:30 One Day At A Time, Part 1 of Downtown: Force Ten From day, July 28 at 10 a.m. II Navarone, PG 7:00 WKRP In Cincinnati The Bad News Bears, G 7:30 Jeffersons McCalla: The Love Bug, G Job 7:55 Notes Of Interest Kiddie Show Program, opportunities Love Boat Strange Cargo, 8:55 Almanac The Eternal Sea Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel 9:00 James at 16/17 Marine: Keoma, R Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have 10:00 Fantasy Island Hooper, PG filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the posi- 10:55 Newswatch Update Leeward: Born Again, PG tion is filled. Additional information concering these vacancies may be 11:00 Late Movie: Happy Birthday The Adventure Of obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing Wanda June Sherlock Holmes' Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. 12:30 Late Late Movie: Run-Simon- Starter Brother, PG Run ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND 1:45 Sign Off Saturday 147-79, 152-79 Educational Aid (Temp) Aug. 3, 1979 School SATURDAYAY Downtown: Caravans, PG 153-79, 154-79 GS-1702-04 (5 Positions) Semi Tough, R 155-79 7:00 Bozo's Big Top McCalla: Force Ten From 156-79 Accounting Technician, Aug. 3, 1979 COMPT 7:30 Scooby Doo Navarone, PG GS-525-05 8:00 Children's Special The Bad News Bears, G 157-79 Clerk-Typist, GS-322-04 Aug. 3, 1979 PWD 9:00 Cartoons Marine: Once Upon A Time, G 146-79, 150-79 Lifeguard, (Intermittent)Aug. 3, 1979 S/S 9:30 Wild Kingdom. Part 1 Leopard In The Snow, 149-79, 151-79 PS-301-03 (4 Positions) 10:00 Star Trek PG 148-79 Personnel Clerk, Aug. 3, 1979 PWD 11:00 Bonkers Leeward: Mustang Country, G LGS0203-05 11:25 Dance Fever Bugsy Malone, G 143-79 Lifeguard (Full Time), Aug. 3, 1979 S/S 11:50 Boxing From The Olympics PS-301-03, (2 Positions) 12:45 Soccer Sunday 140-79 Rigger, LWG-5210-10 Aug. 3, 1979 SRD 2:40 Major League Baseball: 141-79 Waiter, LWG-7420-03 Aug. 3, 1979 COMO Boston vs. New York Downtown: Dear Inspector, NMPS (Full Time) 5:00 1979 Fourth Of July Special II 145-79 Marina Attendant, Aug. 3, 1979 S/S (Repeat) McCalla: Caravans, PG LWG-5931-05 5:30 Newswatch Weekend Marine: One Man Jury, R 6:00 Hee Haw Leeward: Man Friday, PG Applications will be accepted for the following permanent registers: 6:55 Almanac 7:00 Chips CLUBS 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 OPEN 8:00 Vegas Friday 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 OPEN Movie: Danger Has Two Faces (Part-Time) Saturday Night. **ADULT** Windjammer: Not Available 85-009-78 Waitress, NA-3 OPEN 11:45 Rock World CPO: King Of The Godfathers (Intermittent) 12:40 Late Movie: Norman Conquest R 85-029-78 Bartender, NA-3 OPEN 1:50 Sign Off Crash, PG (Intermittent) Post #46: Vigilante Force, PG 10-316-75 Laborer, LWG-2 OPEN $1.49 ph SUNDAY Island Of The Damned, 45-058-75 Storeworker, LWG-4 OPEN $2.04 ph COMO: The Late Show, R 36-002-75 Firefighter, PS-3 OPEN $1.77 ph 7:00 Hour Of Power 10-488-75 Laborer, LWG-3 OPEN $1.77 ph 8:00 This Is The Life Saturday 8:30 Oasis In Space 9:00 Sacred Heart Windjammer: Not Available BPTO 9:15 Family Hour Festival CPO: Citizens Band, PG 10:05 Movie: Kidnapped Battle Of The God- 11:35 Wide World Of Sports fathers, R 12:30 NFL Team Highlights Post #46: The Reincarnate, PG Flight Schedule 1:00 The Canadian Open The Return Of The 2:40 Navy Sportlight Tall Blond Man With DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES 3:00 Beta Chronicles One Black Shoe, NRA DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO ETD A/C FLT 4:30 CNO Sitrep 30 COMO: The Grateful Dead, PG Sat. Scott AFB 1130 C-9N MEDIVAC RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC 5:00 Soldier's Diary July 28 JAX 1800 C131 GTMO 5:25 Almanac Sunday Sun. 5:30 Newswatch Weekend July 29 6:00 Sixty Minutes Windjammer: Not Available Mon. Norfolk 1345 C141 A0A0471 Kingston 1500 C141 AOA0471 7:00 Charlie's Angels CPO: Two Minute Warning, R July 30 Kingston 1800 C141 AQA0472 8:00 Dallas Post #46: Harper Valley PTA, PG Tue. Norfolk 1145 C141 A0A0472 9:00 How The West Was Won COMO: Gray Eagle, PG July 31 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, July 27, 1979 National League Skiadany undergoes back surgery St. Louis b, Atlanta 2 Cinoinnti 9, Pittsburgh 7 DETROIT (UPI) -- The Lions say season last year, injured his back Chicago 9, New York 2 punter Tom Skladany will undergo this spring while doing yard work. Los Angeles 6, Houston 5 back surgery today at Detroit's San Franc isco 3, San Diego 2 Ford Hospital to repair a ruptured Doctors discovered that a disc disc. in his lower back had been ruptured. American League Skladany, the American Confer- The Lions hope Skladany can return c ence's leading punter in his rookie to the team in six weeks. Baltimore 12, Seattle 1 Toronto 8, Texas 4 Detroit 5, Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 6, Chicago 1 New York 2, California 0 Less burnouts for American athletes Oakland 8, Boston 6 Cleveland 7, Minnesota 2 COMPILED FROM UPI REPORTS -- Doc- muscles. tors who practice sports medicine Arnot says, "Too often we've found are helping American athletes U.S. athletes overexert themselves Sports summary increase their endurance with less too much and knock themselves out of danger of burning themselves out. competition." OUEBEC CITY (AP) -- Center Robbie And the result may be more olympic He explained the research in an Ftorek, the Most Valuable Player in gold in 1980. interview after addressing a stock- the World Hockey Association in Doctor Robert Arnot, a consultant holders meeting of instrumentation 1977, has signed a seven-year con- to the U.S. Olympic Ski team, works laboratory, a Lexington, Mass., com- tract with the NHL's Quebec Nordi- at the privately funded Lake Pla- pany which donated some of the ques. cid Sports Medicine Laboratory in equipment doctors are using at Lake The Nordiques obtained rights to New York State, the site of the Placid. Ftorek before the stingers folded. National sports festival upcoming winter olympics. Arnot says an East German Sports Medicine program greatly improved FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) -- The Los athlete performance by using similar Angeles Rams say running back John There, olympic-class athletes are techniques. In 1968, East German Cappellettie has left the team's underway in Colorado going through rigorous, carefully athletes won gold medals in 10 training base here for treatment paced training which is set by olympic events. In 1976 they brought of an old groin injury. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI) -- certain physiological measurements, home 40. Cappelletti will rest and under- The Unites States Olympic Commit- the most important of which, Arnot Will the Lake Placid facility go treatment and tests for the tee President Robert Kane opened the says, is acidity of the blood. produce olynpic superhumans? Arnot injury. The Rams say they don't second National Sports festival Blood becomes more acid when the has a mixed answer. know how long he'll be out of here yesterday. muscles burn sugar for energy and "My objective is olympic gold," he action. Some 2,600 of the nation's lead- produce lactic acid. Arnot measures admits. But he says the goal of ing athletes will compete in the blood acidity to determine the sports medicine is to increase BOSTON (UPI) -- Veteran Bob McAdoo six-day event involving 32 sports. muscles' maximum output. The athlets' endurance without overtrain- doesn't believe the Celtics' style Said Kain, "We are delighted with amount of acid generated depends on ing them. of play will ever fit him and wants the progress we have made in the the amount of exertion. Arnot has worked with long distance to play elsewhere next season. last 12 months." Kane's longtime Arnot says muscles take anywhere skiiers, ski-jumpers, women's crew "It's impossible for me to do dream of bringing the nation's best from 46 to 72 hours to fully regen- teams and runners at the Lake Placid what I can do for Boston," say amateur competitors together once erate their supply of sugar. Care- facility. The training increase McAdoo. a year was realized with the Inaugu- ful timing of ecercise means athletes their endurance at the best rate for ral Festival a year ago. can increase the output of their their muscles.

For Sale Would like to purchase items for CPO uniform, must be cheap as I have a number charges in my charge book and am unsure if I'll be able Two 12,000 BTU A/C, $125 each; one to buy new uniforms. All items 14,500 BTU A/C, 220 volts, $175; needed and will be deeply appre- two 5,000 BTU A/C, $65 each; avail- ciated. Please call JOC Tom Jones able July 30. 64418 AWH, 8145/95374 classifieds at 95500 or 95451 DWH, Navy DWH. Ca iedd m y be called in between 8and a., ao Broadcasting Service Detachment SIX. blAffrO 7:30 a o 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excludingg holidays). Ddl for publication is sn the previous working day d 0 and published not e than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising ispro- '77, '78 or '79 Honda, Volkswagon hibited although announcements concerning available services will be permitted but 1mited Electric baby foot warmer, new, e d uirequiringcand approval may be re- or Datsun. 98130 AWH. quired to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ad, whichdirii othe bsis of $1.50; infant seat, excellent con- raeecreed, color or national origin will not be accepted. TePbi far tf to dit urs). e l ubisin.(AT-Anytim/DW-During Working dition, $1; child's table & two Hours/AWH-Ateri::Js!"e:righ Workig Hours). Baby sitter for working mother, folding chairs, $5; heavy throw 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. during school rugs, 57" x 35", green, excellent holidays, 7 to 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. condition; big tricycle, excellent Classified Ads 951144 to 12 noon, and 2:30 to 5 p.m. condition; lamp shade; 6,000 BTU during school days (hours approxi- A/C, excellent condition, $100. mate). Prefer adult with own 8830 AT transportation so daughter can take swimming lessons, etc. For more Water pump for a 350 or 400 cubic information call 8267 DWH or inch GM engine, new and never used, 23,000 BTU Westinghouse A/C, $245: 12' x 20' barrel boat, new barrels, 90274 AWH. $30. 96263 AWH. airline approved dog carrier, $25. good cond., $475. 95410 AT. 951102 AT. Light weight pair of swim fins, to Sears dishwasher, $150, available 19.6 cubic foot frost free upright fit ladies size 6; youth bed or August 13; two pair white antique '68 Volkswagon, available August freezer, 6 months old, excellent trundle bed in good condition. satin drapes, 46w x 60L, $5 a pair; 24, $700. 951026 AWH. condition, must sell, best offer 95459 AT. one pair beige antique satin draw over $275. 96173 evenings. dranes, 120w x 68L, $20. 8810 DWH, 9' x 12' green, gold & rust tweed Typing teacher in the evenings, 951267 AWH. rug, $25. 951149 AT. Whirlpool dishwasher, 3 years old, your home or mine. 96173 evenings. avocado color, excellent condition, HELP, I need a new home, my owner '69 Dodge Dart, V-8 273 engine, a/t, asking $125. 99121 AT. Small airline approved animal cage leaves August 21 and no one wants p/s, excellent mechanical condition, to borrow, rent or buy, needed by me. I'm a blue '75 Hornet Sport- $900; '67 Ford 1 ton pickup truck, Two 26" bicycles, 1 boy's, 1 girl's, August 15. 951001 ext 364 AWH or about wagon, I run great, have good condition, $700; available good condition, $50 for both or 95451 DWH. less than 35,000 miles & have been July 30. 64418 AWN, 8145/95374 DWH. $30 each. 96165 AT. rustproofed. I was advertised for Giveaway $1,700 but am now $1,500. I'm not 24,000 BTU A/C, good condition, Country Western and Pop LP's, 750 the best looking car on base but price negotiable. 98161 AT. to $4; two bicycles, $5 each; Irish Setter, 3 years old, needs with a paint job I'll look super. exercise equipment; Kitchen a good home with a lot of tender 96155 AWE. 5,000 BTU A/C, available Saturday, Magician; ice cream machine; photo loving care. 90226 AT. July 28; CB Marine antenna. 95397 cube radio; electric can opener; '74 GMC 3/4 ton pickup trick, AT. Caliper brakes for 10-speed; Waring Lost heavy duty, a/t, p/s, white in ice crusher attachment; 45 ammo; color, must sell as leaving Gitmo '62 Chevy Nova, 2 door, a/t, fair '71/78 Chilton's manual; low prices. Government check for $46, lost in July 31, asking $2,000, price condition, needs work, $300, price 952245 AT. the TV lounge at GHB C complex at negotiable. 951048 AT, ask for negotiable. 97150 AT. about 9 p.m. last Saturday, July 21. MSGT Smith. Please return to B-109 C complex, '70 Chevelle, p/s, p/b, a/t, con- Wanted Stephen Power or call 8406, leave Lead guitar, Yamaha 212, 100 watts, sole, V-8, mag wheels, air shocks. Tropical fish for fresh water message. willing to compromise. 8668, ask 951246 after 5 p.m. aquariums, would also like infor- for Jimmy. mation on starting marine aquarium. Yard sale G.E. stereo console, AM/FM radio, 96214 AT. U.S. Divers equipment, less than 2 turntable, in good condition. Tierra K 47, Saturday, 9 a.m. to years old, aluminum 80 tank with 99193 AWN, 8410 DWH. Piano player for a two hour sing- 12 noon, dishes, baby items, lots backpack & boot, $125; Aquarius a-long this Friday, July 27 from of material, etc. regulator pressure gauge, $100; no Craft sports 6 radio control with 5 to 7 p.m. For information call name BC, $40; 4 lb weight belt, $10; 4 servos, $100; Cirrus Super Sport 95332 DWH, 96107 AWH. Granadillo Point 9-D, Saturday, medium size wetsuit, $70; or all for 6 radio control with 4 servos, $75; 10 a.m. until ? secretarial desk, $300. 95516 or 95569 before 6 p.m., assorted plane engines with all Entertainment style stereo stand, Harlequin paperbacks, miscellaneous ask for PC3 Stowers; 98274 after 6 accessories. 64265 room 225, ask for to support stereo, TV, etc. 99121 small appliances, secretarial desk, p.m., ask for Kurt. Larry Splane. AT. and much more.