Of 65 Israeli Pows JERUSALEM (AP)--Secretary of State Morrow Morning

U.S. NAVM BASE, GUANTANAMO BAY. CUBA Thursday, February 29, 1974 Kissinger obtains list of 65 Israeli POWs JERUSALEM (AP)--Secretary of State morrow morning. On his arrival at Ben-Gurion Air- Henry A. Kissinger left for Israel port, Kissinger was greeted by from Syria yesterday, carrying a Middle East peace efforts had Foreign Minister Abba Eban, American list of prisoners of war the Israel- bogged down over the two points. Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating and is had demanded before Golan Heights The White House announcement came Israel's Washington ambassador, peace talks. as Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Simha Dinitz. In Washington, the White House A. Gromyko left Moscow for Damascus announced Syria had turned over a on a trip apparently linked to The White House statement said list of 65 Israeli prisoners of war Kissinger's peacemaking efforts. Kissinger would personally take to to Kissinger in his talks at Dam- Kissinger began secret talks with Damascus "ideas on disengagement" ascus. The White House also said Israeli Premier Golda Meir and her provided by Israel. the International Red Cross would aides said she would make a nation- While declining to characterize be permitted to visit the POWs to- wide announcement last night. (See ANNOUNCEMENT, Page 2)

Lt. Colley set free, still awaiting appeal COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP)--Lt. William L. Called, Jr., the only man convicted for the massacre of Vietnamese civilians at My Lai, was released from custody yesterday by a civilian judge. "I feel I could be useful to society," he told the judge. Calley, 30, who has nearly exhausted his appeals for the murders of at least 22 Vietnamese, smiled and waved at friends as he walked out of a federal courthouse here, free for the first time since President Nixon ordered him held in an apartment three years ago pending appeals.

Called signed an order allowing him to be released without paying the $1,000 bail set by U.S. District Court Judge J. Robert Elliott. The short, balding Calley declined to comment on the days events as he left the courthouse and went by military escort back to Ft. Benning, where he has lived in a red brick apartment since March 1971 while appealing his convictions. At Called's side yesterday, as she has been in the five years he has faced charges for leading the My Lai massacre, was his red-haired girl- friend, Anne Moore.

Miss Moore, a frequent visitor to Calley's apartment at Ft. Benning, told the court there was no reasor to believe Calley would not honor the terms of bail. "He had ample opportunity before he was confined and never considered it," she said when asked if Calley would floe. "I feel it necessary to consult more freely with my attorneys. also, (See CALLEY, Page 2) .released from custody Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, February. 28, 1974

ANNOUNCEMENT- GAZETTEER (Continued from Page 1) .a digest of late news

the development as a major move leading to disengagement, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said, "It certainly reflects movement toward that.'

Warren said he preferred to limit any comments on the announcement to say that Kissinger had gone to the WASHINGTON (AP)--The U.S. House of Representatives %fiddle East at the request of the leaders of both passed emergency energy legislation yesterday, pro- Syria and Israel "to work toward the beginning of dis- viding for an oil price rollback and giving Pres- cussions leading to disengagement." ident Nixon the authority to order gasoline rationing. As read to a White House news briefing, the announce- The measure now goes to the White House where it faces ment said: "Secretary of State Kissinger has informed an almost certain veto. Final passage came after the President of the following: motions to strike several of the bill's more contro- "1. The Secretary of State is authorized by the versial provisions, including the price rollback and government of Syria to transmit to the government of rationing authority, were defeated by roll call votes. Israel a list of the total number of Israeli prison- Earlier, the House reversed its Rules Committee and ers of war now held by the government of Syria. voted down a parliamentary rule that had threatened There are 65 names on the list. to kill the bill.

"2. The government of Syria has agreed that Red SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Canary Islands (AP)--Miss- Cross visits to Israeli prisoners of war it holds ing American balloonist Thomas Gatch Jr., was re- shall begin on the morning of March 1." ported spotted over the Canary Islands yesterday, but hours later there was still no official confirm- ation of the sighting. The Spanish news agencies reported Gatch's balloon was spotted over the Green CALLEY- (Continued from Page 1) Orotava Valley in the southern tip of the island. One unconfirmed report from a local newsman said he there's a financial need," Calley told the court. had photographed Gatch before his balloon rig slipped An informed court source, who declined to be named, into the clouds. But this report described only one said Calley left the court by military escort because balloon, not the nine last reported carrying the he had received a threat. The source refused to retired colonel over the Atlantic. elaborate. WASHINGTON (AP)--A Justice Department study released Calley's appeal is now before Army Secretary Howard yesterday says it is legally unclear how a president W. Callaway, who reportedly met with military attor- could be tested if he refused to disclose certain in- neys following the decision yesterday. The Army had information during an impeachment hearing on grounds no comment on the judge's decision. of endangering national security or the conduct of After Callaway ruled on Calley's appeal of his 20- foreign affairs. Another department study says year sentence, Nixon has said he would give the case that a review by the courts of a presidential im- final review. peachment proceeding and a possible conviction "pose a serious problem for the chief justice should the Elliott said he believed after the two-hour hearing case reach the Supreme Court." Under the impeachment yesterday that if Calley was released on bail, there proceeding, the House brings the charge, the Senate acts was no likelihood that he would attempt to flee. as a jury and the chief justice sits as presiding officer.

Water status Local Forecast Guantanamo k Gazette Water figures for yesterday: Mostly cloudy with isolated Rear A. blph t. Ghamlety Cast. Mia F. Mtto area. WATER PRODUCED: 1,381,000 shower activity in the bay I Visibility unrestricted. Winds t. Cd. e . . bic A airs Mtta J t . t al t WATER CONSUMED: 1,648,000 NE 10-14 knots, increasing to 12-16 knots with gusts to.25 ...... WATER LOSS: 267,000 knots during the afternoon. High 80. Low 67. Bay condition JosN ay r. .t. .****pt WATER IN STORAGE: 19,169,000 3-4 feet in unsheltered areas. High tide 0210. Low tide dieci of . AsNaaepubicfa ff ficer It is printd t.r 0818. days mktawarm-,= t ap . e . taqit ut. - ae .atm fidal or as, r th v-m o Thursday, February 28, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL AND NATIONAL NEWS--Page 3

Nixon's lawyers say he can't be called to testify

WASHINGTON (AP)--Lawyers for President Nixon said Tuesday that no U.S. state court can command the President of the United States to appear before its bench. Such a move "would open the door to an unwarranted, unfettered, and un- constitutional imposition" upon his office, the lawyers said,

The White House position was outlined in a brief filed in D.C. Superior Court. The court is considering whether the President must testify in a case now pending in Los Angeles against former White House adviser John D. Ehrlichman. . Nixon was subpoenaed last month by California Superior Court Judge Gor- don as "a material and necessary witness." The subpoena was forwarded to the District of Columbia Court for service.

"In the 187 years since our Constitution was adopted no court, federal or state, has held that the President of the United States can he com- pelled to testify in person in compliance with a summons," said the White House brief filed by presidential lawyer James D. St. Clair. "The office of the President of the United States cannot be subjected to the command of any state court," he said. Such an order, St. Clair contended, would pave the way for similar ac- PRESIDENT NIXON tions "by each of the courts in all of the 50 states." ."rights" defended

Food giveaway continues today, Club Movies At the COMO CLUB.

still no word from kidnappers Tonight: NIGHT WATCH. Elizabeth Taylor-Lawrence Harvey. Mystery PG HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. (AP)--Organ- In the last tape-recorded message, Tomorrow night: AMERICAN GRAFTTTI. izers stockpiled food and prepared SLA leader "Cinque" denounced the Richard Dreyfuss-Ronnie Howard. PG to resume today a $2 million gives Hearst offer and demanded an addi- Saturday: THE EMPEROR OF THE NORTH away designed to feed the needy and tional $4 million.in food be avail- POLE. Ernest Borgnine-Lee Marvin. help win freedom for kidnapped heir- ablc by Thursday. He threatened to Drama PG ess Patricia Hearst. cut off all communication and hold Sunday: A WALK IN THE SPRING RAIN. Foodstuffs, including fresh meats Miss Hearst indefinitely if the de- Anthony Quinni-Ingrid Bergman. and produce, were delivered Tuesday mand is not met. Drama PG and yesterday to a San Francisco The Hearst Corp. has promised the warehouse. Food will be given to additional $4 million if the SLA re- At the CPO CLUB. everyone who asks at about a dozen leases the college sophomore unharmed. northern California locations, said Tonight: THE LEGEND OF TELL HOUSE. a spokesman fqr People In Need. Chaos and violence struck one of Pamela Franklin-Roddy McDowall. four food distribution centers last Horror PG Miss Hearst's .father, newspaper Friday when trucks were late and Tomorrow night: BLUME IN LOVE. George executive Randolph A. Hearst, had food supplies short. Organizers Segal-Susan Anspach. Love story R offered $2 million to the People postponed resumption of the giveaway Saturday: DAY OF ANGER. Lee Van In Need program in response to Tuesday in hopes of more preparation Cleef-Givliano Gemma. Western PG staggering demands to feed all of and distribution points would halt Sunday: LAST DAY OF THE WAR. George California's needy. The terrorist further trouble. Maharis-Maria Peschy. Drama NRA Symbionese Liberation Army claims A. Ludlow Kramer, program super- to hold Miss Hearst as a prisoner visor and Washington's secretary of At the Staff NCO CLUB: of war and demanded the food as a state, said packages of high qual- condition for negotiating her re- ity food will be provided, with at Tonight: NEPTUNE FACTOR. Science lease. least half of each containing fresh Fiction G meat, produce and dairy products. Tomorrow night: NIGHTWATCH. Drama PG The Hearst family waited for the No one will be turned away as long Saturday matinee: PATTON. War PG SLA to break a seven-day silence-- as the food holds out. Sunday matinee: TWO-LANE BLACKTOP. the longest from them since the 20- In San Francisco, Charles Bates, Drama R year-old coed was abducted from a FBI special agent, said again the Sunday night: THE FIVE-MAN ARMY. Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4. FBI does not know where Miss Hearst Drama PG is being held. Page 4--NATIONAL AND LOCAL NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, Fe ,ruary 28, 1974

10 Per Cent Saving, FEO predicts gasoline supply for service people for next quarter will be tight WASHINGTON (AP)--The Federal En- reports that some U.S. oil companies to terminate soon orgy Office said yesterday that the have been reducing imports because supply of gasoline in the next quar- the current allocation system, re- Ltjg.Jack Altherr, Naval Station ter will be at least as tight as quiring them to share crude oil with disbursing officer, has received no now unless the Arab embargo is lift- other companies, is a disincentive official word yet regarding the ed. to imports. discontinuation of the Ten Per Cent But John Sawhill, deputy adinis- Savings Account offered to service trator of FEO, said the lines at One of the rule changes outlined by men and women. service stations will he shorter as Sawhill and William Walker, FEO's However, in a recent CHINFO News- long as Americans continue efforts general counsel, would allow a com- gram from the Chief of Naval to conserve ful. pany to escape any allocation obliga- Operations, Ltjg. Altherr learned tion on crude oil imports that ex- that as of March 31, no more de- He said the agency still hopes to ceed the estimated supply in the posits or new accounts will be avoid gasoline rationing, even if current quarter. accepted and no interest will be the Arabs never resume full-scale Walker said the current allocation paid after June 30. oil shipments to the United States. program is bad because major oil Sawhill announced a series of companies are required to share "In the meantime, the Navy rules changes aimed at giving oil with others, because it makes it Finance Center in Cleveland is companies greater incentives to im- difficult for importing companies to making every effort to pay everyone port crude oil, which still is avail- recover costs and because some re- back by June 30," Ltjg. Altherr able despite the Arab embargo. fineries are more capable of pro- says. ducing gasoline than are others. In addition, people who have The No. 2 man in FEO outlined the gotten chits approved for emer- proposals before a joint session of Sawhill agreed with arguments of gency withdrawal of money from the Senate Interior, Commerce and Republicans on the three-committee the savings will receive the Public Works Committees, which are panel who contended the present system total ammount remaining in their trying to find out why the fuel- has resulted in decreasing competition accounts, which will then be closed. allocation program is not working. among major oil companies and reduced There may have been widespread refinery output. Ltjg. Altherr is awaiting official He said FEO's gasoline-allocation word from the center and/or the Navy program is on the right track, de- Comptroller concerning other details. Seabee Ball set spite seeming inequities in some According to the UPI wire services, states, and predicted things will the Pentagon has decided to end look better in March. the savings program that paid service men and women overseas a for this Monday ten per cent interest rate under .the Uniformed Savings Deposit Pro- The annual Seabee Ball will be Cub gram. The program was set up in Scout banquet held at the Windjammer Club Monday 1966 when the United States troops at 6:30 p.m. started moving into Vietnam in The ball will be open to all greater numbers, with the purpose Public Works or Mobile Construction of retaining G.I. dollars before Battalion Three personnel, U.S. honors pack leaders they were spent on the Asian civilians employed by the Public economy and contributed to the Works Department and any retired The Cub Scout annual Blue balance of payments problem. or active and Civilian Engineer Corps Gold Banquet was held at the Flag- As if government expenditures or Group Eight members. weren't high enough already, the ship Mess yesterday. The affair House Appropriations Committee was held to honor pack leaders. last Tickets are on sale. The price year discovered many depositors Following the dinner, leaders for lieutenant commanders and who had exceeded the $10,000 above were honored with recognition max- and invited guests is $7.50 per imum account level, the UPI report plaques and service stars. ticket; CPOs through lieutenants, continued. The General Accounting. $5.00 per ticket; Office study next found and E-6 and.below, In monthly Cub awards, 17 boys that the $3.00 per ticket. Army had allowed 2,400 soldiers received a total of 38 awards. The uniform for the occasion is to withdraw Aaron Reynolds received Cub Scouts' $750,000 more than they tropical white long with ribbons or highest award, the Arrow of Light; had deposited. coat and tie for military and coat Terry Wainwright was.trarksferred The House committee estimated the and tie for civilians. 'cost of the program at $11.5 to Scouting; Shawn Daniels and million Rear Admiral Ralph i. Ghormley is a year. Timothy O'Conner-transferred to A Pentagon memorandum the guest of honor and music for dated Cub Scouting's senior activity, Feb. 7,and revealed last week, the ball will be provided by the said the program would end June 30. the Webelos den. ComNavBase Band. 0 Thursday, February 28, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 5

LOCAL * FRA *USAFI BRIEFS The Fleet Reserve Association has All enrollments and transfers in acquired catering service for the USAFI independent study courses home on Sherman Avenue. The service received after Feb. 1 will be re- will begin tomorrow at 4 p.m. For turned without action, according to *Reading class more information, call 99212 or CWO-3 H.M. Sauls, educational ser- 952200. vices officer. This is in accord- Applications are still being ac- ance with a USAFI letter of Feb. 11 cepted for the free reading course disestablishing the institute. All offered by Coastal Carolina Com- O5ospkal lessons must be received by USAFI munity College to active duty per- by April 19 to be processed. No sonnel. Designed to help those The U.S. Naval Hospital will re- more enrollments in USAFI-participa- with difficulty reading basic mat- duce its operating schedule tomor- ting colleges and universities will erials, the course, which is given row afternoon. Only emergency cases be accepted. All requests for USAFI here, promises to enable one to will be seen. tests received after March 1 will be skim through newspapers and other returned without action. In addition, printed items regardless of his the final GED/CLEP test administration present ability. One may also *Luncheon will be March 11, 12 and 13. Infor- learn or improve new reading skills mation about alternate sources and and learn to read faster with great- The Security Group Marine Wives procedures for GED, CLEP and college er understanding. The course won't Club luncheon has been postponed correspondence courses will be affect one's VA/GI benefits or any until further notice. For more available when received by the edu- other military tuition aid assist- information, call Rena Belvin at cational services officer. ance. Not a speed-reading program, 951019. the course will help prepare one for taking tests or for entering any type technical or vocational training. For more information, call 85652.

*Postal rates * Base residents are reminded that postal rates go up this Saturday. The rate for an ordinary letter will jump from eight to 10 cents. Air mail letters will go from 11 to 13 cents. Regular post cards will rise from six to eight cents, while air mail cards will cost 11 cents in- stead of nine cents. *Bake sale The junior class of W.T. Sampson high school will hold a bake sale Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon in front of the Navy Exchange to sponsor its class play.

*Wptseopal The Reverand John Clarkson, Epis- copal priest representing the bishop's office in Kingston, Jamaica, will visit Gitmo Tuesday and Wednes- day and will conduct an Episcopal, HAVING PROGRESSED FROM "supplying cannon balls to guided missiles, from communion service at the base chapel provisioning wooden frigates to nuclear-powered vessels," the U.S. Navy Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Following the Supply Corps celebrated its 179th birthday last Saturday. Gathering at service, a reception and supper will the COMO Club, Gitmo's Supply Corps celebrated the event, with the high- be held on the patio. Persons at- light being the cutting of the cake by the honored guest and speaker, tending the supper are requested to Rear Admiral Ralph M. Ghormleyand Supply Corps Commander Harkin. The bring a salad, dessert or rolls. For first piece of cake was presented to Gitmo's youngest supply officer, more information, call 85550. Ltjg J.J. Casey. (U.S. Navy photo by PH2 G.F. Bryant Jr.) Page 6--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo-Gazette Thursday, February 28, 1974

Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Naval Station 1-22 2 3 4 5 6 7 i. McCalla Lyceum 8-21 1 2 3 4 5. 23-6 Marine 9 0 am Barracks 8 1 2 3 4 5 S Hospital 10 9 8 1 2 3 4 Camp Bulkeley 11 10 9 8 1 2 3 Scene Leeward Point 12-13 14 15 16 17 18 19-20

1. THE NEPTUNE FACTOR. Ben Gazzara-Yvette Mimieux. husband and wife retreat to a decaying mansion in An undersea earthquake plummets a submarine through Louisiana's delta region, where a nameless terror the ocean floor to uncharted depths full of monstrous threatens both their sanity and their mutations. lives. Drama Color 92 min. Science Fiction R Color 98 min. G 12. LOVING. George Segal-Eva Marie Saint. This is 2. BLUME IN LOVE. George Segal-Susan Anspach. Segal the story of a very married man who is trapped in a stars in this bittersweet love story as a divorce marriage that gives him little satisfaction. lawyer whose wife finds him cheating one day and walks Drama Color 95 min. out on him. R 13. CARBON COPY. R. Hossier-C. Aznavour. This is Love Story Color 115 min. R the story of two childhood friends 3. NIGHT WATCH. Liz who,on growing Taylor-Laurence Harvey. One into adult life,change completely. One becomes night, Liz Taylor a insists she sees a murdered man policeman and the other a criminal. with his throat slashed in the abandoned mansion Action Drama Color 91 min. across the PG garden. 14. TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT. Mystery Maggie Smith-A. McGowen. Color 99 min. PG Arriving at her sister's funeral, Maggie Smith sol- 4. THE LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE. P. Franklin-Roddy Mc- icits the help of her nephew in'raising money Dowell. The situation is for classic--four people venture the release of her long-time loverwho into a haunted is being held mansion to determine what's there. by thieves. Horror Color 94 min. PG Comedy Adventure Color 108 min. PG S. THE CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES. Roddy Mc- 15. WICKED, WICKED. D. Bailey-T. Bolling. Checking Dowell-Ricardo Montalban. It's 20 years from now and into the beachfront Grandview Hotel, Diane McBain ordinary earth apes have assumed enough intelligence disappears after being stabbed to death by a mysterious to serve humanity in menial functions. killer. Science Fiction Color 87 min. PG Suspense Comedy-Drama Color 95 min. PG 6. JEREMIAH JOHNSON. Robert Redford-C. Tyner. Johnson 16. THE LEGEND OF BOGGY CREEK. C. Pierce-W. Stump. is determined to find a different way of life. This Over the past decade in Fouke, Ark., a small farming prompts him to become a mountain man. community, a huge, hairy monster has been seen Drama Color 108 by min. PG people and has frightened many. 7. JUNIOR BONNER. Steve McQueen-Robert Preston. For- Documentary Color 87 min. G mer rodeo champion McQueen returns to his hometown in 17. THE HIRELING. Sarah Miles-Robert Shaw. The 1920s Arizona and finds that his family has changed. story covers the doomed relationship between a titled Drama Color 100 min. PG English woman and the chauffeur she hires to drive her 8. SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Pernell Rob- around. erts-Clu Gulager. A pilot's wife is held hostage in Drama Color 107 min. PG a plot to steal money from a cargo plane. 18. See No. 11. Drama Color 96 min. NRA 19. See No. 10. 9. TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME. T. Hill-B. Spencer. In 20. See No. 9. responding to their father's dying wish, two brothers 21. IMAGES. Susannah York-C. Harrison. promise to enhance Miss York, the family's awful reputation by apparently happily marrieIdwanders off into increasing dreams the price on their heads. and visions of past lovers who won't Western leave her alone. Color 118 min. G Drama Color 104 min. NRA 10. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY. Yvette Mimieux-Monte Mark- 22. THX 1138. Robert Duvall-R. Pleasance. The 25th ham. Death takes on human form and appears on earth century is a world of computers and total for a three-day conformity. period. He has come to find out why In this society, men and women have shaved heads and people hang onto life so tenaciously. dress alike. Suspense Drama - Color 87 min. NRA Science-Fiction Color 94 min. PG 11. A NAME FOR EVIL. Samantha Eggar-Robert Culp. A 23. KIDDIE SHOW.

0 Thursday, February 28, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

Sparky counts on Kirby to help Reds to pennant By the Associated Press 25 years old. The Reds got him in a to lose, but obviously he would like trade with the San Diego Padres this that figure to be kept as low as Can you consider a pitcher with winter for Bobby Tolan, the disgrun- possible. It's easy to picture Kir- streaks of gray in his hair who has tled outfielder. by with a better record at Cincinnati lost more than twice as many games than he had at San Diego. For one as he won someone who will help Last year at San Diego, Kirby won thing, he's going from a losing at- you win a pennant? only eight games while losing 18. mosphere to a winning one. The Reds The Cincinnati Reds are doing Manager Sparky Anderson of Cincin- won the Western Division title last just that in the case of Clay Kirby. nati says he is counting on him to year and were beaten by the Mets in Clay does show premature streaks of win 15 games this season. Sparky a rowdy five-game playoff for the gray in his hair although he is only didn't say how many he expects Kirby pennant. Kirby is almost certain to have more runs to work with than he did last season. The Reds, as a team, Veteran Rico Petrocelli must batted .254 in 1973 to .244 for San Diego. More important, the Reds scored 741 runs last year to 548 for to new measger the Padres. prove himself This will not be the first time (AP)--It's hard to picture 30-year-old Rico Petrocelli as a rookie, but Anderson has been Kirby's manager. that's what the veteran third baseman is this year in the training camp Sparky was managing a Cardinal farm of the Boston Red Sox. club at St. Petersburg, Fla., when Clay joined the team in 1966 after Rico has to prove he can still do it. Not only to himself, but to the graduating from high school. new manager of the Bosox, Darrell Johnson. Petrocelli, a veteran of nine major league seasons, missed 61 games last year because of injuries. He also had an elbow operation. Rico says, "Right now I don't have the slightest idea of what will happen --- LOCAL SPORTS-- in spring training. I'm working harder than I ever did in my life and I .thinkI'm probably going to be all right. But if I'm not 100 per cent The Guantanamo Motorcycle Club by the end of spring train- will sponsor a motocross race this ing I'll probably quit." Sunday. Registration will begin at noon. Track cleanup will be held There has been a sharp at 4 p.m. Saturday. The Guantanamo falloff in power by Pet- Bay Motorcycle Club wives will hold rocelli the last few years a bake sale at the Navy Exchange and he is at a loss to ac- tomorrow. count for it. The normal- ly power-hitting infielder dipped all the way to 13 homers and only 45 runs batted in last season. Even allowing for the 61 games he missed, that isn't Sports quiz much. Rico recalls that he felt strong all during the 1969 Answer to Tuesday's quiz: campaign and says the ball RICO PETROCELLI seemed to jump off his bat . power has slipped Third baseman (four) when he made contact. He says he is primarily a wrist hitter. Q. How many games did the Detroit Tigers' Denny McClain lose in 1968-- Rico played shortstop for most of his career but was moved to third base the year he won 31 games? in 1971 when the Boston club got Luis Aparicio in a trade. Rico says he allowed his weight to go up then from 180 pounds to 200 in an attempt to add power. He also figured he didn't have to cover as much ground at third Saxue (oD3 4 _OM 'Deot as he did at shortstop. He still thinks of himself as a shortstop and says he can always get down to 180 pounds again if the Red Sox want to move him back to that position. There have been rumors the last few seasons that the Red Sox were ready to trade Rico. It still hasn't happened. He said he hopes it doesn't. Despite some stories which said otherwise, Rico says he likes playing in Acvt o- (9&M 61ecdi Boston. Page 8-BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, February 28, 1974

Beeline C What's happening TODAY BINGO will be held at the Windjammer at 8 p.m. THE PHOTO CLASS will meet at the Photo Hobby Shop at 6 p.m. THE GUANTANAMO SELF-DEFENSE CLUB will meet in the Child Day Care Center at 6 p.m. For more information, call 97110 AWH. Fastest line in town TOMORROW Dial 94 COUNTRY SOUNDS will play at the COMO Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

for sale Console stereo phonograph, AM/FM Untrained males/females for part- multiplex radio, Toshiba, very time work as waiters/waitresses 12,000 BTU Fedders air conditioner, nice, $125. Call 97263 AWH. at COMO Club on Deer Point. Must good condition, $50; refrigerator, be easily understood, neat, clean excellent condition, $70 or best of- 1960 Thunderbird, two-door hardtop, and willing to work some evenings fer. Call 64217 or 64568 DWH or yellow, power steering and brakes, and weekends until 10 p.m. The Barracks 622 at 64466 and ask for excellent eight-cylinder engine, COMO Club is also taking applica- A01 Smith AWH. five good tires, $500; crib and tions for part-time male or female mattress in good condition, fitted bartenders. Experience helpful. 21-foot MFG boat with 155-horsepower sheets and mattress cover, $20; inboard/outboard motor, trailer, best baby walker, $4; red suede skirt, Small piece of plexiglass. Call offer over $4,000; SL-90 Honda street Hang Ten, new, never used, washable, 952237 AT. end trail bike; 275X19 and 325X17 size 13, $11.50. Call 951103 AT. motorcycle tires. Call 952225 AT. 23,000 BTU air conditioner, excellent lost Bronze-gold bath set of tank cover, condition, $175; 7 -horsepower out- Green Prince Gardner wallet with lid cover and contour rug, Sears, board motor, forward and reverse identification Monday night. Call never used, $12. Call 99297 AT. gears, best offer over $250. Call Mikki at 85497 DWH or 96255 AWH. 95520 AT. Yard sale, 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Granadillo Point 5A. Stroll-a-chair (high chair/desk and giveaway chair/stroller/bassinet) with car Four female Gitmo special puppies, Whirlpool 6,000 BTU air conditioner, seat, $35 or best offer. Call five weeks old. Mother is miniature good condition, $75; Fedders 10,000 85443 AT. collie. Call 96176 AT. BTU air conditioner, good condition, $100, both for $150; picnic table, Oilfield depth gauge and bouyancy Four male and one female Gitmo very large, $25; barrel boat, 12 feet compensator, both for $110. Call special puppies, six weeks old, and by 16 feet, 20-horsepower Johnson 85778 DWH or 952249 AWH. medium-size mother dog. Call 90215 motor, three months old, best offer. AT. Call 98113 AT. wanted Two six-week-old female kittens. Marantz 2245 receiver, perfect con- Community-minded residents of Vil- Call Power Plant 1 at 85124 or dition. Call 951001, extention 225 lamar housing area to fill vacant 85464 AT. AWH. seats on the ComNavBase Civic Council, male or female, must have Nikon f:1 35mm camera with f:1.4 lens sincere desire to serve and improve services and 200mm zoom lens, price negotiable. community, available to attend meet- 17-year-old girl will babysit Call 85484 DWH or 97281 AWH. ing first Thursday of each month nights and weekends. Call 85490 at 7 p.m. For more information, AT. 1968 Chevy Impala, two-door hardtop, call 952234 AWH. 307-cubic inch V-8 engine, best of- Cakes baked and decorated for all fer over $850. Call 90284 AT. Someone to wrap a saite. Call occasions. Call 90226 AT. 96214 AT. 1972 Ford Country Squire station Will babysit anytime in my home. wagon, low mileage, air conditioning, The junior class at W.T. Sampson Call 99184 AT. power steering and brakes, radio. High School needs six three-pound, Call 951035 AT. coffee cans and 10 six-guns and Will take orders to crochet blankets. holsters for its class play. The Call 99274 AT. Lloyds AM/FM radio with cassette guns and holsters will be returned. player, $35. Call 90106 AT. Call 85728 AT. Intermediate and advanced English riding lessons, Saturday mornings. General Electric washing machine, Child carrier for bicycle. Call Call 951120 AT. runs, $15. Call 85443 AT. 64327 before noon or 97143 AWH.