Jamaican Minister GAZETTE setsmeet Guantanamo The honorable J.A.G. Smith, the Bay, Cuba Jamaican minister of labour, will be meeting with all Jamaican em- ployees at the elementary school amphitheatre on Thursday afternoon Volume 36 Number 9 Wednesday January 14, 1981 at 3:30. Buses will be departing from Bay Hill Barracks and the Tryzna Village area at 3:15 p.m. for those Jamaica lauds GTMO's helping hand needing transportation. Mr. Smith will be accompanied by Mrs. Barbara Hall of the Manpower When it became obvious that there marshall an d his assistant. at our government's request, to Services Division and Mr. Granville were insufficient chemical stores In a pre ss statement, the Prime get aid from Guantanamo Bay we Williams, the parlimentary and equipment in Jamaica to con- Minister th . anked the U.S. Govern- should never underrate the bond of secretary to the minister of trol the fire, Prime Minister Edward meant for it s speedy response, and friendship that exists between this labour. OSeaga, (through the ambassador), subsequent press coverage has liber- country and our neighbors to the . All Jamaicans are encouraged to officially requested United States ally mention ned the United States' north. Never have USA interests let attend. Government help during the morning assistance. us down in a time of distress and of January 10th. this recent disaster has seen vet Within hours, the commander,Toti end, the January 12th another example of their willing- Program change Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, dispatch- "Daily Glea ner" editorial stated: ness to assist us." ed to Montego Bay twenty 55 gallon "We owe a great debt of grati- President Carter will deliver his drums of light water (foam), 8,000 tude to the U.S. Government whose This is the first time in years farewell address to the nation to- pounds of equipment, the base fire ambassadori acted with expedition, that Guantanamo has been the sub- night at nine o'clock. ject of praise in Jamaica. TV-8 and FM-103 will carry the Captain John H. Letterman Jr., address live. Fire Chief Gonzalez and their associ- The premiere episode of "Soap" Cold snap breaking ates cannot be praised to highly and other TV-8 programming will be for their rapid and helpful respon- delayed 30 minutes but will be air- se. ed in its entirety. A French tourist seeking the sun Locally, the weather has warmed arrived in Florida weather this since yesterday with seasonably cool morning and immediately began look- temperatures forecasted for the next ing for warmer accomodations in several nights. Jamaica or Haiti. Yesterday morning's temperature Response earns kudo The hardest freeze of the cen- marked an all time low for the day tury damaged Florida fruit and having reached 60 degrees. The pre- A fire of unknown origin which States Government in the form of vegetable crops. The temperature vious low for Jan. 12 was.62 degrees broke out on January 10th, caused fire experts, chemicals and equip- in the state capital of Tallahassee set in 1956. an estimated 6.2 million dollars ment flown to the area from the plummeted to eight degrees. The record low for Gitmo.was set in damages at'ESSO's storage facil- Naval Base-here in Guantanamo Bay, At least six deaths were attri- three times: Feb. 5, 1958, Jan. 10, ity outside of the tourist resort Cuba. buted to the weather. 1956 and Jan. 20, 1977 with the mer- of Montego Bay on Jamaica'a north ESSO's losses caused by the fire The bone-chilling cold is hang- cury dipping to 57 degrees. coast. are insured and damage to the Jam- ing on all along the east coast Europe is also having its winter ican economy will be minimal. The blaze, which from Maine to F1rida as one digit weather problems with thich snow did not affect The quick response by COMNAVBASE temperatures the tourist trade and did stretched as far south blanketting most of Europe. not result Guantanamo, has earned kudos for as North in loss of life or injury to U.S. Carolina. Old Forge, New A big freeze killed eight people the United States Government and citizens, was contained York, in the Adirondacks, was the in Greece and another four died in in the the United States Navy from the. early morning of January nations cold spot with a reading automobile accidents on icy roads 12th fol- Prime Minister, Press and general f 43 below zero. across the continent. lowing assistance from the United public. Local fire department responds with light water by Navy Journalist Dan Dowd "Some firemen cut down nearby The Red Cross and the Salvation In all, 16 fire trucks and 8,180 When Assistant Fire Chief George trees, made tripods and lashed their Army were there, providing food, gallons of foam were used on the Gonzalez from the Naval Base ire hoses to the structures so they water, coffee and minor first aid fire. could take a. break from the long where needed. Department and ABH2 Charles Johnston Suction lines were thrown into hours of standing with hose in hand," The nearby Shell from the NAS Crash Crew arrived at fuel storage the bay and a relay was set up be- Assistant Fire Chief Gonzalez said. facility was sprayed with water Montego Bay, Jamaica, it was 5:00 in tween the bay, the fire trucks and Late Saturday the afternoon on Saturday, January night, two charter- during the ordeal, to keep it from the blaze. ed flights, contracted by ESSO, becoming engulfed 10th and the fire at the ESSO fuel by the fuel fire The truck pumps ran continuously arrived from Niami carrying 2,820 storage facility was eleven hours right next to it. and heated up from the use. gallons of protein foam. old. One truck, donated from the "The Jamaican Defense Force great- There was such a large amount of near- foam by airport, was in use so long that Three of the five storage tanks ly assisted the fire fighters by being mixed with water that a it over heated and exploded. were ablaze. The fourth started. front end loader was used to raise transporting the incoming foam and the foam Assistant Fire Chief Gonzalez shortly thereafter , burning un two barrelsup to the top of the equipment to the scene put it this way . "I noticed that thirds of its contents while the of the blaze, fire trucks, where the foam was Fire Chief Gonzalez pointed out. poured into the two small pieces of burning magne- fifth tank was saved entirely. fire trucks . the "The Jamaican Fire Department put pumps never even broke stride, the sium dropped to the ground beneath "Eight million gallons of fuel that fire out," he said, "and it was hoses lust kent right on spraying the massive fire truck that was was delivered the previous day to a total co-operative effort by many while the fire trucks were re-fill- loaned-by the airport, so I started the fuel farm," Assistant Fire Chief people," he added. ed. walking. over to the truck to tell Gonzalez said in a recent interview. the operator that something was definitly wrong." The fire was difficult to fight "I was about 25 feet away when a because there was a dike built ball of flame burst around the fire * round the five banks,forming a box. truck." "At that point the fire fighters To cross the dike would mean get- who were on top of the truck load- ting very close to the massive blaze ing foam, dove off toward safety . and risking the possibility of fuel it way then that the whole truck spilling into the dike and complete- just blew up. Its a miracle that ly encircling the firefighters and- nobody was killed." .4 equipment . a very dangerous pros- "There were minor injuries to pect. the five men involved, but all will recover fully." This fact, coupled with the exist- ing terrain, made it possible to "Fire fighters turned their hoses fight the firefrom only one side. away fgom the fuel fire to fight the blaze that engulfed During the forty-nine and a half the fire truck, in minutes hour conflagration all but two Par- . in seconds, the chassis and cab of that giant truck ishes on the island responded to were the fire. reduced to flaming metal." Ingenuity was in full force during "I' e never seen anything like the fire fighting effort. it before, in my twenty-two years An unidentified man volunteered What we frequently take for granted tonnage (53,000 tons), is ordinarily of fire fighting," the Assistant his crop-dusting airplane and his is sometimes a work of art. As an a task requiring two tugs, Navy Fire Chief said, shaking his head. piloting skills to try an aerial example, the SS POINT MARGO, shown Harbor Pilot Bryant docked POINT The next day 9,240 gallons of attack on the blaze, using "purple- at the fuel pier, was docked last MARGO using the ship's starboard foam arrived from Miami, the fire K-powder." Sunday morning in a demonstration anchor and minimal assistance had already been extinguished by The pilot made two sweeping nass- of the declining art of expert from one tug. Harbor Pilot Bryant then, so the foam will be kept on es at the blaze, but the fire raged seamanship. Although docking a is a member of the Port Services hand near the fuel farm as a pro- undaunted . it was just too big. vessel of such size (650 feet) and Department. (Photo by PH2 Bizzell) tective measure. I':il.,2 Daily Gazette Wednesday January 14, 1981 Club Activities ADVANCE CERAMIC CLASS FOR ADULTS TEEN CLUB CHAPERONS for the community will be held on Saturday, Jan. 17 months of Jan. and Feb. are listed beginning at 1 p.m. at 364B below. Chaperons should be at the Kittery Beach. Call Sue Cook club by 7 p.m. on the night at 99194 for further information scheduled. Parents of the follow- and registration. ing teens have duty. For more in- bulletin board formation contact Judy Young at THERE WILL BE A MEETING of all 951019 AWH. Jan.16------Pablo Espinosa Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette members of the gymnastic team and 1 7 Jan. w------Miquel Ellis office througb.Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried their parents on Jan. 21 at 5:30 Jan.23------Maria Fisk to the Public Affairs Office in the McCalla Admin p.m. in the multi-purpose room Jan. 24------Carla Fisk Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the of the elementary school. Team Jan.30------Patty Gonzales previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- objectives and practice schedules Jan. 31------John Grace ments will be accepted any time. Announcements will be discussed. Fee for January Chaperons for Feb. will be published at least once a week at and February will be due at this the dis- Feb. 6------Maria Hageman cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. time. Activities Feb. 7------Rhonda Halowell that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, Feb.13------Jack Naught color or national origin will not be accepted. The GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS WIVES Feb.14------Tammie Hoyler Public Affairs Staff reserves the right CLUB will be having a coffee on to adit all Feb.20------Ritchie Jackson submissions. (AT-anytime, AWH-after January 22 at 9:30 a.m. The working hours, Feb.21------Kevin Kentner DWH-during working hours.) location will be Paola Point 2. Feb.27------Marissa Lucero Guest speaker will be Dr. Donald Chambers. Feb.28------Joel Martinez Reservations should be made by REGISTRATION FOR THE GITMO BAY, Jan 19th by calling Dorothy Wassen- KENPO KARATE CLUB, for all Commissary berg 8784, Claudia Diorio 64422 or beginners and advance Karate Jeanne Neuner 8602. student of all styles are welcome THE COMMISSARY STORE IS OFFERING EXPRESS LINE IN THE COMMISSARY: The to advance in knowledge of the OF 50 Percent off of the following express line is often so long its THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING arts of Karate. For further items: Trash bags, dill pickles, really almost a shame to call it THE Protestant Women of the Chapel information, contact RP2 smoked clams, lima beans, pumper- 'express'. Some of the time will be held Wed, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. Washington, 8555 DWH/98251 AWh. nickel snack stick, Frito corn consumed is by patrons who write in the home of Peggy Butler, chips, steak um, Jimmy Dean checks in the express line. This Corinaso Point 61. Please come DID YOU GET A NEW SINGLE LENS sausages, thighs and drum sticks, is perfectly legal. However, after and bring a friend. REFLEX CAMERA for Christmas, or coffee creamer, Hershey candy bars many complaints, much thought, maybe you've just never really used and Kraft carmel candy. and considerable indecision, we at REGISTRATION FOR ADULT slimnatics the one you own. Now is the time Sale will last through the month the Commissary have decided to let and aerobic dance classes is to learn more about it and learn of January. you, the patron decide the issue. now being accepted by Special Ser- how to develop and print black and will checks be allowed in the express vices. Classes will be held on white (one step before color). The line? We will be conducting a sur- Thursday, 7 p.m.-8 p.m. and Satur- Photo Reflex Club will be offering vey through Jan. 31. You may vote days 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. The price a basic photography class on using the form below, or a plain for one class per week is $12 Jan. 22, 24, 27, 31. The piece of paper. A ballot is also and $20 for two classes per week. instructor will be Chuck Roberts. BEQ ADVISORY BOARD MEETING. The available in the January Newsletter. Register with Special Services at For more information call 96164 AT. BEQ Advisory Board Meeting for Just drop your vote in the suggestion 951160. January will be held Monday, Jan. box at the Customer Service counter - THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL COMMUNCA- 19at 2:30 p.m. in "B" Complex TV to your left as you enter the REGISTRATION IS NOW being accept- TION AT CARIBBEAN Naval Lodge held lounge. Representatives are Commissary. ed for beginning in Masonic Apts. Bldg #800 at 7:30 required to represent their gymnastics classes ages 8 to 13. Classes start Jan p.m. on Wed, Jan. 14. For the pur- department and command Commissary Store, Guantanamo Bay 21 and openings are limited. The pose of conducting work in the CASH ONLY IN THE EXPRESS LINE price for 10 once a week classes First degree. All masons are I VOTE YES is $8. Call Special Services cordially & graternally invited I VOTE NO at 951160 for further to attend. COMMENTS information or registration. GITMO BAY YACHT CLUB will be Leeward Point NAME: running the Winter seris sunfish PADI BASIC THROUG OPEN WATER i races this Sunday, Jan. 18. All PADI BASIC THROUGH OPEN WATER SCUBA class will be taught by Bill skippers will meet at 1:30 p.m. SCUBA CLASS will be conducted at Sloan. Pool try-outs and registra- Family Post to map out courses. Races 1-2-3 Leeward Point, Swim test and tion will be held on Thursday, registration will be hAld at 6:15 will commence at 2 p.m. For A COURSE AN PARENT EFFECTIVENESS Jan. 15 and Tuesday, Jan. 20 at the more information contact Walt p.m. on Monday, Jan. 12 at the TRAINING IS being offered to Leeward Point pool. For further Windjammer Pool at 6 p.m. For Bickford at 952266 AWH. parents of children from the very advanced sign up call 8446 AT. information contact John young through the adolescent years. THERE WILL BE A PADI SANCTIONED Edgington at 64222 DWH or Classes will be on Tuesday and PET is a proven method to bring Thursday from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. OPEN WATER SCUBA class given by Bob 64449 AWH. parents and children together Castor. Registration and try outs through closer relationships, fewer ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAKING A will be 7 p.m., Monday January 19 arguments, more responsible chil- PADI SANCTIONED ADVANCED Open Water at the Windjammer pool. For further Flight Info dren, and acceptance of children Scuba Course contact Bob Castor information and advanced sign up, (and parents) having different at 99221. This course offers contact Bob at 8375 DWH or. 99221 AWH. PSD TRANSPORTATION hours of beliefs and values. advanced training in Navigation, operation are Monday - Friday, PET is not an encounter or search and recovery, limited 8 - 12 noon and 1 - 3:30 p.m. therapy group. It is a structured visibility, deep diving, night educational course that employs diving and more. Cost of the C-9 FLIGHT SCHEDULE FOR THE FIRST practical skills, lectures, and course is $35. CAPTAIN'S CUP QUARTER OF FISCAL YEAR 1981: skill exercises. This course is highly recognized ADVANCE DIVERS ATTENTION. There BANQUET DATE ARRIVE/DEPART in the United States and is will be a PADI Advance course being offered in Gitmo by a offered by Bill Sloan starting JANUARY 19 January 21 Norfolk trained PET instructor at the Jan. 17, 8 a.m. at the Reef Raiders January 28 Jacksonville Nursery School building located Shack. This course consists of at Marina Point. five dives, and a lecture on AT THE COMO CLUB Classes will begin Monday, Feb. natural nav., compass nav., night February 4 Norfolk Athlete of the Year Award 2 at 7 p.m. Fee for the 8 week diving, search and recovery and February 11 Jacksonville Senior Athlete of the Year Award course will be $25. a deep dive. Extra gear required- February 18 Norfolk Female Athlete of the Year Award February 25 Jacksonville For more information or a light, compass, depth gauge, dive registration call 95359 or 90192. tables, slate and an open mind. AT. GUEST SPEAKER March 4 Norfolk Call Bill or Ann at 8446 March 11 Jacksonville CHILDREN OF ALL AGES how would March 18 Norfolk you like to personally feed the MIKE BRAGG March 25 Jacksonville animals at the zoo? Now for a ServMart Balt. Colt's Punter trial period you can, for a 250 April 1 Norfolk donation, receive a measure of feed TICKETS $3 April 8 Jacksonville and give it to the animal of your DUE TO EXPRESSED POPULARITY OF April 15 Norfolk choice. A member of the Zoo SERVMART hours during the holiday AT SPEC. SER April 22 Jacksonville Committee will be available Friday season, Servmart will continue to April 29 Norfolk January 16 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., be open weekdays 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday January 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. and Sunday January 18 Guntaname Gazette from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. All children must be accompanied by a parent. NAVY EXCHANGE Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL Teen Club meeting on Tuesday, January 20 at Naval Station Commanding Officer 7 p.m. at the Teen Club. All teen members and their parents must attend The Cuantanamo Gazette is published according to the as future plans for the club will be rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers WUNTL AELLL as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction discussed. There will be elections of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed of new adult advisory directors and five times weekly at government expense on goverment a slate of new teen officers equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Jan15-30 Branch Office,, the opinions or statements in news items elected. For more information con- tht appear herein are not to be construed as official IS COMING or as reflecting the views of COMNAVBASE or the De- tact Judy Young at 951019 AWH or partaent of the Nev. Steve Baxter at 8490 AWH. The Daily G azette Page 3 Wednesday. January 14, 1981 Radio program schedule Martin Luther FM 102 1340 AM King Jr's Program Schedule Saturday Jan 17 - Apr 17 Birthday/;

Easy listening format/Hourly news 12:00- 5:30am FM 102 Simulcast on the bottom of the hour 5:30- 6:00am East of Eden January 6:05- 8:00am Local Live MON-FRI 7:30 pm - Carmen Dragon 8:05-10 00am Tom Campbell's Playback 15t 10:30 pm - Pete Smith 10:05- 2:00pm American Top 40 SAT 10:30' pm - And All That Jazz 2 05- 3:00pm Special of the Week SUN 10:30 pm - Swingin' Years 3 05- 5:00pm Humble Harve 5:05- 8:00pm Local Live 1340 AM 8:Q5-11:00pm American Country Countdown Program Schedule 11:05-11:58pm King Biscuit MON - FRI 11:58-Mid. National Anthem

12:00- 5:30am FM 102 Simulcast 5:30- 6:00am SEE PROGRAM NOTE 1340 AM 6:00- 8:00am Local Live Sunday :05- 9:00am Charlie Tuna :05-10:00am Gene Price 12:00- 5:30am FM 102 Simulcast 10:05-11:00am Don Tracy 5:30- 8:00am Local Live We only hurt ourselves 11:05- 1:00pm Town and Country 8:05- 9:00am Amen Corner 1:05- 1:30pm Golden Days of Radio 9:05-11:00am Kris Erik Stevens In a way, we can say nothing 100 postoperative patients who were 1:30- 2:00pm Jim Pewter 11:05- 2:00pm American Country hurts us except ourselves. After given either zomepirac or morphine. Countdown all, pain is transmitted by our When questioned later, all rated 2:05- 3:00pm Harry Newman 2:05- 3:00pm Dick Clark nerves and by chemicals manufactured the zomepirac at least as effective 3:05- 3:30pm Merv Griffin 3:05- 4:00pm Soul Survey by our bodies. as the morphine. Physicians are 3:30- 5:00pm Local Live 4:05- 5:00pm Sampson Survey But now, scientists are looking looking to zomepirac for help in from 5:05- 6:00pm Mary Helen Barro 5:05- 7:00pm Local Live hopefully at a new drug that pro- such areas as acute pain 6:05- :O00pm Roland Bynum 7:05-11:00pm American Top 40 mises to help us block pain. arthritis, chronic disease, or pain- 7:05- 8:00pm Roger Carroll* 11:05-11:58pm Sealed Book Anesthesiologist William Forrest ful surgery. 8:05- 9:00pm Mary Turner 11:58-Mid. National Anthem says "there's good reason to be How does it work? Well, scien- 9:05-10:OOpm Local Live excited." He's talking about a tists say that, in order for us to 10:05-11:00pm Wolfman Jack NOTE: All AM news five minutes at new pain-killing drug under feel pain, hormone-like proteins 11:05-11: 58pm Paul Harvey/CBS the top of the hour except development. must be created at the place that Mystery Theatre 10 minutes at six a.m. and It's called zomepirac sodium, was hurt. 11:58-Mid. National Anthem 15 minutes at seven a.m. and it seems to be as effective as In order to make these proteins, Monday through Friday. the traditional opium-based drugs the body produces certain enzymes. Program Note: MON-Open Door/Point such as morhpine. To prevent pain, the result of that Law Other Notes:: Zomepirac sodium, however, works process, scientists are learning to make drugs that interfere with TUE-Protestant Hour Sea Service News at 7:25 a.m. in a new way, and it has a special the beginning of the process, the WED-Salt Lake Tabern7 The Rest of the Story 6:40 a.m. advantage: it does not seem to be enzyme formation. acle/Feeling Fine Earth News 11:45 aam. Mon-Fri addictive. Zomepirac is classed as one. of THU-Love on the Rock Trading Post 11:50 a.m. Mon- Dr. Forrest, of the Stanford those drugs. Dr. Forrest says the FRI-Celebration/Like Fri University Medical School in Cali- his praise with narcotic drugs, on the other hand, It Is Marine Diary 11:30 am. Fri fornia, tempers in the block pain near the end of the pro- Impact/Target Paul Harvey 12:17 p.m. Mon-Fri caution, in an article * - WED Z-dpm cess; the receptor sites in the Hot News 3:25 p.m. Mon--Fri "Journal of the American Associa- and spinal cord. Bob & Ray -4:25 p.m. Mon-Fri tion." brain He says that more tests are Dr. Forrest notes that the body required to see what harmful side develops a tolerance for the nar- effects the drug umay have. And he cotic drugs. But he says that be- says the testing is in early phase. cause of the chemical differences. Cloning? A possibility' Based on work so far at Stanford between narcotics and zomepirac, University Hospital, no significant he doesn't expect that .to happen side effects have become apparent. when zomepirac is used. And of far. (Toronto) -- Scientists have demon- After hundreds of such transplants, The research involved more than addiction have not surfaced so strated that it may be possible the two scientists managed to pro- to clone a mammal. Cloning means duce three living mice who were reproducing an animal genetically apparently genetically identical to identical to the original. the embryos from which the donor Up till now, cloning has been nuclei had been taken. Jogging for your health the subject only of science fictio: n Two of the mice went on to pro- and imaginative literature. But duce apparently normal offspring. By Ira Dreyfuss scientists who plucked the nuclei A scientists close to the work said He said health is a key reason from cells in a growing mouse em- in a telephone interview this morn- If you jog, where does it get door, that people are exercising more. byro have come up with. a technique ing that the experiment could not you? Away from your doctor's says And if more people are healthy, a which could open up the field of technically~ be called'cloning. according to one expert, who acti- natural result will be fewer pa-2 cloning. because although the three the nation's growing health That's tients for doctors. Scientists say the technique, mice were identical to the embryos vism will put room into the waiting rooms of doctors in private prac- demonstrated in work done in from which they were taken, they The publication also quotes tice. Switzerland last year, may also weren't genetically identical to Phelps as telling the doctors: "I If you've been actively trying answer an important question about each. other and didn't come-from the going to find that to keep yourself healthy, bicycling, think your're the cause of cancer. same embryo. your economic liveli- jogging, swimming, or paying atten- this affects The work. was done jointly by Dr. hood more than any other factor in that because so few tion to what you eat, here's a Karl Illmensee of the University He also said the next 20 years." of Geneva and Dr. Peter Hoppe of of the transplanted embryos survive, grand chance to pat yourself proud- ly on the back. the Jackson Laboratory in Bar about 6 percent, the technique would Phelps also foresees other pains Your chance comes from Charles Harbor, Maine. be unsuitable for producing clones. in the physician's wallet. He says Phelps, a research economist at the Their report will be published However, he says if scientists people aren't going to take big Rand Corporation, the famed think- in the January issue of The Scien- learn how to conduct the transplant medical bills lying down any more. tific Journal "Cell." at a later stage of the embryo's tank in Santa Monica, Calif. author David Rorvik claimed a development, when more of the off- His comments are in "Internal He says skyrocketing medical News" years ago in a book titled "In spring could survive, the technique Medicine News and Cardiology plan costs are making businessmen His Image The Cloning of a Man" would offer the possibility of (a Fairchild publication). who pay the bills look for alter- Phelps spoke recently to members That a human beign had been cloned," cloning a mammal. native methods of providing care. American Society of Internal But scientists are familiar wit h of the *Among them, he says, are health the state of such experiments dis- Still, he said the work demon- Medicine in San Diego. maintenance associations and clinics He said: "the patient's own counted the book. They pointed outt, states that nuclear transfer is associated with hospitals. lifestyle and activities probably for example, that cloning had neve: r possible in a mammal. Moreover, the whether he is Phelps says it's all well and been achieved with any creatures scientist said the technique opens do more to determine you in the good to talk about medical compe- more complex than simple amphibi- up th possibility of testing whe- healthy or sick than medical profession will ever do." tition to provide the best possible ans. ther cancer is caused by agents people are deciding care. But he adds that "consumers Illmensee and Hoppe transplanted d acting in the cell nucleus, as many He said more responsibility for keep- are getting to the point where the nuclei from cells of mice em- scientists believe, or in the body the major ing healthy lies with them, and that's not what they want." bryos into the fertilized eggs of of a cell, as others belive. not with the doctor who treats He says: "they'd rather see some mice with a different genetic make- Scientists could take the nucleus money stay in their pocket." up. from a cancer cell and transplant them. The nucleus contains the geneti: sitinto an unrelated cell to see instructions needed to make a cell, whether the cancerpersisted.

Think M.A.R.S. and $ave 25 words or less sent anywhere OPEN Monday thru Friday in the United States of America. ll:AM to 7:PM Call 95376 during the above viJ Radio Telephone Calls at State- hours for details. side RATES and FREE messages of Think M.A.R.S. and $ave The Daily Page 4 Gazette Wednesday January 14, 1981 Super Bowl "Place your bets" Too old FISPORTS Super prices The Gulf stream Park race meeting opened last week in Florida, and if They may be going to New Orleans. To play you like action, Gulfstream is the But not all is pralines and cream place to go. for the Super Bowl-bound Oakland Win, Place and Show betting . Raiders. Perfectas Daily Doubles . . Tri- There are reports from the West Baseball? fectas . and something new. Coast that the Raiders are trying Would you believe a "Super Six If pitching savvy helps, the to unload quarterback Dan Pastorini. with Jackpot?" Atlanta Braves may make a run for He was the team's starting quarter- All you have to do in the Super it in the National League West back until a broken leg ended his Six is to pick the winners of the this year. season in October. second through the seventh races. The Braves have added 42 year Jim Plunkett replaced Pastorini If you are the only one to do old Gaylord Perry to a staff that and has led the Raiders to the AFC that, you get the entire mutual already included 41 year old Phil Championship and a Super Bowl pool, less the "take" held out by Niekro. berth against Philadelphia. Perry, who already has 289 the track and state. Pastorini has since recovered If there is more than one winner, major league victories, says he from the injury. But off-the-field the pool is split. The people who operate Gulfstream wants to reach the 300 mark this incidents have caused Raider boss But here's the new wrinkle. If of the day when some year and intends to do it in At- are dreaming Al Davis to think twice about no ticket is sold on six winners, astronomical payoffs will make lanta. bringing him back. In fact, Davis always a possibility, fifty per- headlines. Gaylord was only 10 - 13 with astronomical is quoted by a source close to the of the money in the pool will Perhaps a half million dollars the Texas Rangers and the New York cent Raiders as saying Pastorini is be split among the bettors who pick- Yankees last year. or more. "gone. It's just matter of ed the greatest number of winners. The record they are shooting at But he will have some heavy- where." The other fifty percent will be is the North American Pick Six pay- weight hitters behind him at At- added to the Super Six pool the off of 375-thousand, 897 dollars lanta. San Diego Chargers defensive next day. for a two dollar bet. Perry is not the oldest man lineman Gary Johnson played yes- ever to pitch in the major leagues. terday's AFC title game under Hoyt Wilhelm was 49 when he duress. hung up his glove in 1972. Charger coach Don Coryell says Will Gaylord last that long? Johnson became ill after someone Hard to say. Wilhelm was a knuckle- tried to sabotage his family car. baller, a long-living and long Coryell says a teammate noticed the pitching breed. classified lug nuts missing from the rear Perry has always been a fast wheels. ball and curve ball man, although The incident made Johnson sick, Guard Mail or hand he was frequently accused of add- Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by according to Coryell. The lineman Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday ing something to each pitch. carried to the half of through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon missed most of the second Gaylord was accused many times to 40 words and published not loss to the the previous working day. Ads are limited San Diego's 34-to-24 but they never convicted him. more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is Oakland Raiders. prohibited although announcements concerning available services will be There haven't been too many permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services charges against him in recent years a letter TV requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of The subject of a national which could mean the ball doesn't of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, report on Super Bowl price gouging Staff swerve the way it used to. color, or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs isn't too thrilled about the story. to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ it could also mean they have reserves the right Officials at the Rault Center DWH=During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). decided to forgive him any mis- New Orleans says the NBC Hotel in deeds because of his age. report was distorted. The network says the hotel has more than for the Super doubled its rates Sunrises b6:38 a.m. Today's Lost Bowl weekend coming up. Sunsets 5:41 p.m. For Sale owner Joesph Rault But hotel Moonrise: 12:54 shaped in the fam p.m. local '66 Ford Galaxie 500 with 352 V8 One jade pendant says theprices are comparable ljoonset; 12:54 a.m. Call Engine ran until water of a penguin on a gold chain. to those being charged in Washing- iLtidera3: for parts. " p.m. orcas pump was sold. For more information 8366 or 8632 AWH. ton.f or next week's Presidential 4:49 n.m. call 8366 DWH or 8794 AWH, and Inauguration. Lo- tides 9:28 p.m. ring, yellow gold, reward ask for Frank Mason Las Vegas oddsmaker Bob Martin offered. Call 951087 AT. has established the early line for Mostly cloudy with winds North- Super Bowl 15. easterly 12-16 kts, gusting to watch, reward offered. Call 14' fiberglass fishing boat and Stop Martin says the NFC Champion ?0 kts. Bay conditions 2-4'. trailer, plus oars and anchor, 951087. Philadelphia Eagles are three point $350, price negotiable. Call 8183 favorites over the AFC Champion old female yellow tiger- DWH/96198 AWH, ask for. Steven Six month Oakland Raiders. Tolleson. striped cat with yellow eyes. Last seen on Jan. 8 in Coraniso housing area, below NAVSTA Admin. Bldg. Sofa bed, $150; 21 cu. ft. Whirlpool Reward. Call 64464 DWH/8648 AT. upright frostfree freezer, p200; General Electric washer & dryer, Wanted Sports banquet $300; dining room ensemble, w/6 padded chairs, $150; Whirlpool Large or extra-large dog carrier, 1 yr old, $200; dishwasher, must be able to support a 70 Pictured at left is Mike Bragg, chair, vinyl, Setee w/matching pound dog. Call 981631 AWH. the punter for the Baltimore Colts. Ethan Allen recliner, $125; Mike Bragg will be the featured $100; 2 maple lamp tables w/lamps, One over stuffed chair, any con- speaker at the Captain's Trophy SSB CB, 40 channel w/5 $30 each; dition. Call 8366 or 8632 AWH. Sports Banquet to be held at the element rotating beam antenna, Como Club. Patio on Monday evening, coak, PWR supply, $200; Spalding 2 size 14" tires, prefer used. Call January 19th. $50 (new) junior golf clubs w/bag, 64223 DWH or 951293 Rm 216 AWH The banquet is scheduled to begin condition all items in excellent and ask for Jan. at 7:30 pm. and will include a go before Jan. 27. and must National Football League film of 8375 DWH/90281 AWH. the 1980 season. Services Presentations of local sports barrel boat you finish, 12'X18' Responsible, experienced 14-year- awards will highlight the evening. 3 coats red lead, barrels' welded, old female, interested in baby The Captain's Trophy Sports seats, motor new plywood, new 2"X4" sitting in your home weekdays and Banquet tickets are $3.00 and are controls, stainless steel bolts, weekends. I like children and will on sale at Special Services, Monday paint, all you need to complete take sole responsibility for them through Friday between 7:30 a.m. boat, $350. Call Larry 8162 while setting for you. Please and 4:00 p.m. or home 951250. call 951140 and ask for Emma This event is open to everyone on base and all are cordially invited 12 X 28 pontoon boat with 50 hp to enjoy an evening of sports Johnson. Foam filled pontoons Would like to housesit from mid- enthusiasm. covered with fiberglass, 30 gal. March to end of Mrach time period fuel cap., top shape, $1500. 95381 so husband can visit. 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