* L.A. police get major break' in hillside case

LOS ANGELES (AP/UPI) -- Los Angeles October, was arrested by Massa- tember, some seven months. have obtained a search warrant police have taken two men into cus- chusetts police last week. for Gates, head of the 92-member hill- his car, but he has not been identi- tody in the hillside strangler slay- He was transferred to Los Angeles side strangler task force said Sam- fied as a suspect in the case. ings, and Police Chief Daryl Gates after he began talking about the shak has "provided us with suffi- A Los Angeles radio station, said it's a "major break in the strangulation deaths of Jill Barcomb KFWB, cient information that he had know- reported that police had Jones under case." and Kathleen Robinson. ledge of what took place" in the around-the-clock surveillance before said an escaped Massachu- Chief Gates said Shamshak had in- Police slayings. arresting him. setts convict and a Beverly Hills formation only detectives or the However, Samshak is only a sus- The station also said Samshak told maintenance man are being questioned killer or killers could have known. pect, Gates emphasised. police he drove a van used in the in connection with at least two of In all, 13 young women, many of Also taken into custody for ques- two slayings he's being them nude and sexually molested, and questioned the murders. tioning in the case was a friend of about. Police said 27-year-old George all of them strangled, have been Samshak, 37-year-old Peter Mark No formal charges related to the Shamshak, who escaped from Walpole found dead in hilly northeast sub- Jones. hillside strangler case have been State Prison in Massachusetts last urbs of Los Angeles since last Sep- Police are questioning Jones and filed against either man.

U. S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Vwnutl.nna0vz0t ol 33 No. 62 The Navy' on U shote-baded daiLy Friday, March 31, 1978

Bergland mounts counter-attack on farm program critics

(COMPILED FROM AP/UPI) -- Agricul- made before the administration this U.S. Agriculture Department Office and cotton, both of which have suf- ture Secretary Bob Bergland is coun- week announced a series of additional in Central City, Neb. Thursday to fered price depression due to excess ter-attacking against the administra- steps aimed at boosting farm prices, protest President Jimmy Carter's supply. tion's farm policy critics with a steps including payments for retiring plans to veto a flexible parity bill The formula for the payments is a new estimate of 1976 farm income. additional feed grain and cotton now before Congress. complex one. Early this year, the USDA had been land. Signs tacked on the vehicles read, The Agriculture Department is re- predicting that net income would re- When those steps take effect, "Keep our canal, give Carter away," sistant to pin down a dollar-per main close to the depressed 1977 Bergland said this year's farm in- and Carter pills won't cure our acre figure for the land taken out level of about $20.5 billion, about come conceivably could look even ills." of production. 50 percent below the record of near- better than his latest prediction Nevertheless, the Agriculture De- Most farmers will have to confer ly $30 billion set in 1976. indicates. partment is gearing up to enroll with their local USDA office to fi- Now, Bergland has a new and more Bergland's comments came in Fargo, farmers in the new payment programs gure out their alternatives. optimistic estimate. N.D. last night. for feed grains and cotton. State and county field offices of He said 1978 net farm income could He said the recent developments The payments are part of the ad- the USDA are being provided with in- be about $24 billion, the third prove that the Carter Administration ministration's new farm package. structions so they can begin enroll- highest level in history. is willing to stick with farmers and The enrollment is expected to be- ing farmers in the new program. The agriculture secretary adds take action to put them on the road gin Monday. The Carter Administration hopes that even this may be.a conservative to better times. The theory behind the program is that the formulas will attract more forecast. Striking farmers parked four trac- to pay farmers for some land taken producers into the acreage set aside Bergland said his new estimate was tors and a manure spreader outside a out of production in feed grains program.

4 Carter spends night on the town before leaving Rio

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (AP/UPI) -- riffs, low necklines and lots of se- Nigeria has been distressed over vestment in South Africa remains to President Jimmy Carter spent his quins, but nothing shocking. the years at the close economic ties be seen. last night in South America in style Carter's second day in Brazil that American companies maintain in The Nigerians argue that Nigeria as he and his wife got a taste of was a busy one. white-minority governments in south- is quickly overtaking South Africa the famed Rio de Janeiro night life. In addition to addressing the Bra- ern Africa and over what it has re- as the United States' chief trading By Brazilian standards, however, zilian congress, he met with jus- garded as America's failure to sup- partner south of the Sahara. it was a relatively sedate show at tices of the nation's Supreme Court, port the federal cause in the 1967- Between 50 and 60 percent of Ni- the Hotel Nacional nightclub. held a news conference and met again 70 civil war with Biafra. geria's total oil production goes to The President and his wife sent with President Ernesto Geizel. Carter's more militant posture to- the United States, accounting for 20 their ten-year-old daughter Amy home Carter then flew from the capital ward the white-minority governments percent of U.S. oil imports. after the three had dinner aboard a of Brazilia to Rio de Janeiro for a in southern Africa in recent months And U.S. investment in Nigeria yacht, then proceeded on to the ho- rest stop on his four-nation tour of has helped ease tensions. currently stands at an estimated tel. South America and Africa. But whether U.S. policy can long $1.2 billion. That's almost as much Carter said it was a great show. The next stop on Carter's itiner- satisfy the Nigerians -- who strong- as the $1.5 billion investment in There were bare thighs, bare mid- ary is Nigeria. ly advocate a pullout of U.S. in- South Africa.

The long hours of hard work by the Teen Club, the active support of many base activities and the Miniature generosity of those individuals who donated their spare putters and golf balls has paid off as the min- iature golf course behind the Special Services building is set to reopen Saturday at 1 p.m. after being closed for four years. While no special ceremony is golf course planned for the reopening, the Teen Club, which now manages the facility, hopes the course will receive a lot of support from the community to prevent it from being shut down again. The course will be open to all opens base residents for a 75C admission fee, with a free game offered for every hole-in-one. The hours of operation will be 6-9 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 1-9 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. tomorrow

Teei Club members clean up one of the holes at the newly refurbished miniature golf course behind the Windjammer Club. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, March 31, 1978 The Conde and Hicacal Beach area *Live firing between Saint Nicholas and Caracole Points and all of the upper bay Page 2 aledinbetee an GuantanamoybeGanzetter north of Caracoles and Granadillo Friday.9 a.m.-2 p.m. Points will be off limits. For Saturday. none scheduled more information contact the Specia Sunday .none scheduled Services Marina, ComNavBase Duty Monday.12-4 p.m. office or Base Police. Aaeedthe Public Aff.Ait, Office7:36.m., toA430 pAm,, ondy' AAA,.AgmPid' (excluding holiday). Da.dline for pubation is no the prviousworkig da. AAfid. .AA. Acy a .eite will b.

of aalae service will hepermitted bt limited to twice mnhy. Anouncemnts orbsns.A. o*srvies equiingcoanSd ppralayA bereuiedtoprovide poof a aleterf auhority. Ad. .which Calendar wili tat A.e*AApt.Th Public AffarsStaffteev.tergtt 1J i Today Serv-Mart closed for inventory. Will resume normal hours Saturday.

Ceramic Shop closed for inventory.

Golf Committee meeting, 1 p.m., Golf Course Lounge. All members are re- Clubs and Organizations Special Announcements quired to attend.

THE CPO WIVES CLUB will hold A PENCELINE TOUR will be held on Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, their monthly meeting on Monday, Saturday, April 1, leaving at 9:00 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). April, at 7:30 p.m., at the CPO a.m. from the Telephone Exchange. Dining Room. All CPO wives are There is room for 100 people. For Waterford Crystal, Lladro and Boson heads special order at Navy Ex- invited to attend. reservations, call 95479/95472 AT. change customer service desk.

THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS WIVES ALL MEN'S VOLLEYBALL COACHES will United States Navy Steel Band performance at the elementary school am- Club Board-will meet Tuesday, meet on Tuesday, April 4, at 6 p.m., phitheater, 9 - 10 a.m., performance at the CPO Club 9 - 10 p.m. April 4, at 9:30 a.m., topside at at the Officials Hut, next to the the COMO Club. For more informa- basketball courts. For more infor- Pentecostal Prayer meeting, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. tion, call Betsy at 8264. mation, contact PN1 Brady, at 64307 DWH, or 961547 AWH. Tomorrow THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE Nimble Fingers Craft Sale, in front of the Navy Exchange. CHAPEL will meet Wednesday, April 5, A 1 MILE AND A 7 MILE "FOOL'S DAY b at 7:30 p.m., at 44-B West Bargo. FUN RUN" will be held for people Administration of American College Test, W.T. Sampson High School Rm. 3, The topic of the program will be of all ages on Saturday, April 1. report no later than 7:20 with $7.50 (check or cash), I.D. and 2 #2 pencils. the Haiti Baptist Mission. For Participants will meet in front further information, call Barbara of Special Services at 8 a.m. Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Hut at at 951176 AT. East Bargo Point, 1-4 p.m. (951038). THE NAVAL STATION ALCOHOL Informa- THE NAVAL STATION RECREATION tion Seminar to be held on April 4 Committee will meet on Wednesday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Base Caribfest, COMO Club, entrance by ticket only. Steel Band performance 9 - April 5, at 1:30 p.m. in the Special Chapel is for all interested people 10 p.m. Services Conference Room. All in our community. A problem with members are required to attend. alcohol is not a requirement in Sunday order to attend. Everyone is wel- THE CARIBBEAN SKIPPERS CB CLUB come to attend. Pentecostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m. and Evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pen- will meet on Tuesday, April 4, at Subjects to be covered in this tecostal Church, Bay Hill Road. 5:30 p.m., at the FRA. seminar are: Social Drinking Men's Golf Association meeting, noon, at the Golf Shack. For more infor- EMC HALLAM will relieve MMC Kayser Alcohol Abuse mation, call 951119 DWH. as the Marblehead Hall Bowling Alley Alcoholism manager, effective April 1. Alcoholism Prevention PADI Basic through Open Water Diving Course. For more information, call BMC Miller has relieved Mr. John Alcoholism Rehabilitation Bob Graves at 952201. Sligh as the Family Corral manager. The effects alcohol abuse has on the family - the body organs - and Guantanamo Bay Racing Association races, Oceanview Speedway, time trials THE LADIES COMO BOWLING LEAGUE the nervous system - and society in and inspections start at 12:30, races at 2 p.m. Call 8886 or 90261 AWH will have its organizational meet- general. for more information. ing on Tuesday, affects you, April 4, at 12:15 How alcohol abuse Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints meeting, McCalla Chapel Annex -- p.m. at Marblehead you may not drink at all. Hall. The although Priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sacrament meeting, league contact is in need of additional For further information, 6 p.m. members. For more information, Jack Kelly at 8275/8390 DWH, or call 8347 or 951221 AT. 90269 AWN. Church of Christ meeting, McCalla Chapel -- Bible Study, 9:30 a.m.; morn- S ing worship, 10:40 a.m.; evening worship, 6:30 p.m. (971115). THE GUANTANAMO BAY YACHT CLUB Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset Nut at announces a special Family Day of East Bargo Point, 7-9 p.m. (951038). sailing on Sunday, April 9, at 1:30 high tide- 2:47 pm Local p.m. All members and interested low tide--10:59 pm Gitmo Bay Bridge Club meeting, Plantation Room of COMO Club, 7:30 p.m. sailors should plan to arrive early sunrise--- 6:59 am Forecast (8873). for a full afternoon of sailing. sunset---- 7:19 pm Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, Several Club skippers will sail in high------85 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Bullseye's, and will take passen- low------70 8813 gers sailing around the Bay. Sun- The United States Navy Steel Band, Downtown Lyceum, 7- 7:45 p.m. fish skippers will also be carrying Today's forecast calls for partly an extra "crewman" during the day's cloudy skies with scattered showers. Monday sailing to allow for maximum partic- Winds will be from the Southeast at ipation by all interested persons. 10-14 knots. Bay conditions will Deadline for aen's Volleyball rosters, Special Services Sports Desk. You don't have to own a sailboat. be 2-4 feet. Just plan to come out to sail, and Marine Barracks Enlisted Wives Club meeting, clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. to have a good time. For further information, contact any club Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, member. 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). THENAVALHOSPITAL TELEPHONE ReflexkPhoto Club photo contest expires. For more information, call Diana number for all departments is Grondyke at 951280 any time. YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS 951061. This number will connect you with the hospitaltswitchboard Deadline for nominations for directors of Men's Bowling Association. TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 for further transfer to the exten- ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,431,000 sion requested. Emergency ambulance PWOC workshop, TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,904,000 9 a.m., 1239B 5th St. Villimar. Bring material scraps, service can be obtained by calling scissors and come prepared to sew. 95444. These numbers should be recorded in a highly accessible location for future reference. Tuesday Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, W.T. Sampson Elementary School room B-9, 6 p.m. (90253 or 951049). U.S. Naval Base, Guantanano Bay, Cuba Wednesday

Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 1 and 7:45 p.m. (96274, 90269 or 8275). Capt. David W. DeCook Gitmo Self Defense Club meeting, Marblehead Hall, 6-8 p.m. Naval Base Commande Naval Station Commanding Officer Church of Christ Bible Study Class meeting, McCalla Chapel, 7 p.m. (97115). Acdr.Jerry Man. .Publi AAffars Officer Gitmo Coin Club meeting, Quonset Hut 1817 behind old elementary school, 7:30 p.m. (90172). JON JeffNadhon.e. Journalist ANe MIDall.,ally Journ.ale/Phocographer Me. Pat Pnnington.Production Assit-nt Pentecostal Bible Study class, Pentecostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. She GuntumeR Cautispublished accordinB to the tules and reada1tions for ship nd staion nspeers

five tim.Meeskly at weent equse on sawammnt equipmat t the Navy Publications and Printing Thursday ger aaeaffnh1, the opi"neior stacenant sin me i tem that.,Ppear herein an nocttobe coutrad a officil or arelectiS {th viere of COWAVMSE orthe apparent of the Navy. Fellowship of Overeaters Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building, 7 p.m. (93145 or 98100). Friday, March 31, 1978 Page 3 Guantanamo Gazette Boat is available AFRTS announces results for bottom fishing

Products Safety Special Services announces that The U.S. Consumer of the latest listener survey with effective April 1, 1978, the Marina Commission, in cooperation One trolling boat will offer ser- Crossman Arms, a division of the Programs were rated on a scale of 1 - 5, 5 being the highest or best. has announced vices for personnel wishing to Coleman Company, Inc., of certain single- bottom fish and for diving parties. the possibility MON - FRI SHOWS Bottom fishing hours will be 6 a.m. shot, pump-up pellet pistols that Link's Little Ones 3 Don Tracy due to to 12:30 p.m., or 12 to 6 p.m. Due may discharge accidentally Earth News 5 Gene Price's Country World to the loss of fishing poles, per- inadequately tightened screws. Humble Harve 3 Harry Newman pistols are Model 1377 sonnel will have to provide all The suspect Jim Pewter 3 Mary Hellen Barro Model 1322 equipment and bait they need. The "American Classic" and American Disco 4 Pete Smith cost for bottom fishing will be "Medalist". These models, dis- Bob Kingsley 4 Roger Carroll $20 per group (4-5 people) for six tributed during 1977 and through Charlie Tuna 4 Roland Bynum have an improperly and a half hours of fishing. January 1978, may Coffee Break 2 Wolfman Jack oper- Diving parties will be limited to installed screw. The pistols but, repeti- four people due to the excess ate normally at first WEEKKEND SHOWS the grip frame to weight of scuba gear. The boat tive use may cause Don Drysdale on Sports 3 The Whistler there are 3 will be rented by the hour with a loosen. If this occurs, The Unexplainable3 Amen Corner rental charge of $4 per hour. three possible consequences: Adventure Theatre 4 Big Band Countdown cannot be cocked Hours of operation for any divers a. The pistol East of Eden1 1 Carmen Dragon unless manually interested will be arranged any- and is inoperative Golden Days of Radio3 3 Dick Clark's Music Machine time between sunrise to sunset. held together. Grand Ole Opry3 3 First Hearing but may Anyone interested in making res- b. It can be cocked, Master Control3 3 Johnnie Darin safety on. ervations or for more information, discharge with the Playhouse 253 3 Ted Quillen dis- call the Fish and Gear Locker at c. It can be cocked and may Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 11 Special of the Week being 95545 or BMC Thompson at Special charge without the trigger Celebration 2 Bill Stewart * ervices, 95449/95448. pulled. Hurray for Hollywood 33 Tom Campbell's Playback To prevent this from happening, Love on the Rock 4 American Country Countdown the models listed above should be Protestant Hour 2 American Top 40 examined. Models produced after January, 1978, DO NOT contain the LOCAL LIVE SHOWS defect and are identified by an "R" Morning Expresso John Schmoker EDITOR'S NOTE stamped on the pistols and on the My Kind of Country Bob Kiser carton. It was reported in Tuesday's outside of the pistol Get-A-Way Lynn McNichol are request- paper that the Civic Council meet- Owners of the pistols All Hit Radio Lynn McNichol any Crosman ing on April 11 would be held at ed to take them to Saturday Morning Show Tom Nagle listed on W.T. Sampson Elementary School at authorized service center Saturday Afternoon Show Howard Dingman each pis- 7:30 p.m. The location and time a brochure provided with Saturday Night Live Bob Herskovitz and Owners may of the meeting has been changed to tol when purchased. Tim Fissette Arms at 980 the Community Hut on Leeward Point also contact Crosman Sunday Morning Show Tom Nagle NY 14450, at 8 p.m. Turk Road, Fairport, The Weekend Experience Owen Smith telephone (716) 223-6000 for the Sunday Night Show Jeff Woodhouse names of the nearest service center or by calling the Consumer Products line at 800/ The Little Theater article in Wed- Safety Commission Hot residents only, nesday's Gazette should have carried 638-2666. Maryland the byline: by Ruth Houk. call 800/492-2937. Tt1BEUB TONIGHT Lyceums

BU [PUBUNTIE~ Downtown: Sidewinder 1, PG Norman, Is That You?, PG Special Treat: "A Piece of Hugo the Hippo, G POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COM 1:00 McCalla: ANNOUNCEMENTS Cake" (Pre-empts General Assorted cartoons Aid, GS-l 702-04 April 7, 1978 DOD School 50-028-78 Educational Hospital) Marine: Harry and Walter Go To (Not to exceed 16 June 1:55 Nature's Window New York, PG Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Personnel 2:00 Kindly Keep It Country The Little Girl Down the Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have 2:25 Nature's Window Lane, R Wally's Workshop Leeward: Murder on the Orient Ex- be accepted until the posi- 2:30 date, application will be Bear cartoon (BW) press, PG O filedtion isby filled.the closing Additional information concerning these vacancies may 2:55 Yogi obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing 3:00 Lucy (BW) The Omen, NRA Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. 3:30 Big Blue Marble 4:00 Cliffwood Avenue Kids Clubs The following are permanent job openings: 4:25 Nature's Window 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 OPEN 4:30 The Saint Windjammer: The Big Sleep, NRA 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 OPEN 5:25 Almanac (BW) Win, Place and Steal, PG 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Int.) OPEN 5:30 Newsatch Staff NCO: The Dutchess and the 6:30 Washington Week in Review Dirtwater Fox, PG 7:00 Donnie and Marie The Girl in Blue, R 7:55 Notes of Interest CPO: No movie. CPO "Spring 8:00 Here Comes the Future Luau" From the captain 8:30 Bang, Bang, You're Alive COMO: The White Buffalo, PG 9:00 Rockford Files Teen: The Stranger and the (BW) PG ON-SITE EVALUATION OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 9:55 Greatest Headlines Gunfighter, 10:00 Switch Death Race, PG The Commanding Officer, U.S. Navql Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 10:55 Newswatch Update TOMORROW NIGHT of the Unexpected addresses the following notice to all U.S. citizen Federal employees at 11:00 Tales Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, who are under the General Schedule (GS) or under (Series ends) Downtown: The Gauntlet, R of Horror (ADULT) the appropriated fund Wage Rate Schedules (WG, WL, WS, ND, WN, WP): 11:55 House Black Oak Conspiracy, R McCalla: Stunts, PG 1. This is notification that a review of civilian personnel management Norman, Is That You?, PG will be conducted by the Southern Field Division, Office of Civilian Marine: Scream Pretty Peggy, TV Personnel (SFD, OCP), Norfolk, Virginia, during the period 3-14 April, mum House On Skull Mountain, PG 1978. This review is a part of such evaluations made throughout Naval Leeward: Too Hot to Handle, R activities and will include interviews by the evaluation team with The Silent Stranger, PG managers, supervisors and employees as part of the process. We are advised that evaluators will not be in a position to respond to indi- SUNDAY NIGHT vidual case problems during the interviews, but will consider these case areas in the total evaluation. Arrangements for interviews will Downtown: Kingdom of the Spiders, PG be made through the Employee Relations Division, Consolidated Civilian McCalla: The Gauntlet, R Personnel Office, phones 8271/8450. Marine: Stunts, PG 2. Request for interview by individual employees should also be made Leeward: Best Friends, R through the Employee Relations Division, CCPO, phones 8271/8450, and will be honored within time allocated. 3. Employees selected for interviews will be notified in advance. I ask that you cooperate to the fullest extent if selected for interview.

DAVID W. DeCOOK, CAPT USN Commanding Officer The rose family includes apples, pears, quinces, peaches and apricots. Gazette Friday, March 31, 1978 Guantanamo Page 4 BOSTON (UPI) -- The , after a big six-player deal with the yesterday, have given themselves "a much better shot" at the American League title, accor- ding to Bosox General Manager Hay- ~Y6~~4J6X4n4 BC Boson acqure Eckersley wood Sullivan. The Red Sox unloaded , Mike Paxton, rookie infielder and catcher Bo Diaz in ex- As everyone knows, Ann Kelly will be leaving here on April 4. Ann was intrade change for Indian ace righthander the secretary-treasurer of the Women's Bowling Association, formerly the and catcher Fred author of Kegler's Korner and secretary-treasurer of several bowling Kendall. leagues. Everyone appreciates all of her hard work and wishes her the Eckersley won 14 games for the best of luck in all her future endeavors. Ann will be sorely missed by Tribe last year and will join a all. The woman filling in as secretary-treasurer until a new one is elec- with Indians starting rotation that includes free ted is Gayle Echols. Her address and phone number are TK69 and 952206. agent acquisition Mike Torrez, aging LEEWARD LADIES - Now that she'll be leaving the Rock, Linda Gawronski is star Luis Tiant, Reggie Cleveland bowling out of her mind. Can't blame her at all' With a 122 avg., Linda and lefty Bill Lee. Kendall will be bowled a 435. See what a little concentration will do for you, Linda? utilized as a backup to All-Star Rosemary Fronabarger 410 and Carole Brown 403. High games included Ann catcher Carlton Fisk. Melrose 160, Sue Poplin 157, Rosemary Fronabarger 152. Charlotte Mock converted the 5-6 split. MONDAY HIGH ROLLERS - This week's high scorer was Nancy Lada rolling a 173, 235/556. Another high roller was Beverly Stanbro with 169, 155, 190/ 514. Joyce Winn 162, 175/484, Pat Dufresne 159, 147, 159/465, Sherry Welch 177/435. MONDAY NITE LATE MIXED - Jim Willhelm bringing up his average this week with a 213/553. Bert Bordelon 528, Glenn Johnson 533, Bob Zerba 527, Dick LSPORTSLINE Drake 506, Holland Hutchinson 521, Ronna Schmoker 484. WEDNESDAY MIXED-UP LEFTOVERS - Lots of high scores from the folks of this league. For examples: Bob West 177, 164, 203/544, Joyce Winn 153, 211, Sports notes 178/542, Wes Reid 179, 190/533, Bob White 192, 180/532, Boyd Walker 171, 175, 178/524, Jon Steinkamp 201, 177/516, Terri Mader (111 avg) 134, 122, 131/387. (COMPILED FROM AP AND UPI) 0 Editor's note: Due to space limitations, Kegler's Korner will be continued PHOENIX -- Lefthander Vida Blue has returned to the San Francisco Giants' in Monday's Gazette. training camp, apparently with little or nothing to say. General Manager Spec Richardson says he's delighted that Blue decided to return and that the issue of Blue's absence is over as far as he's concerned. NBA results In exhibition baseball Cleveland 99, San Antonio 95 Boston 8, New York Mets 0 DETROIT -- The injury-riddled Detroit Pistons are now down to the bare Washington 123, New York 108 Texas 6, Kansas City 5 minimum of eight players, the lowest total an NBA team is allowed to suit Milwaukee 105, Indiana 100 Toronto 3, Philadelphia 2 up for a game. The latest victim is forward Al Eberhart, who suffered Milwaukee 12, Seattle 4 hypertension of back muscles in Detroit's 121-116 victory over the Seattle San Diego 7, California 2 SuperSonics Wednesday night. In the NHL Minnesota 4, Montreal 0 Boston 6, Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 4 GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Argentina's Fernando Molina's record six-under-par 66 Los Angeles 4, Detroit 0 San Francisco 7, Cleveland 4 has given him the lead in the opening round of the Greater Greensboro Open Cleveland 5, Buffalo 3 Detroit 3, Pittsburgh 1 Golf Tournament. Wally Armstrong had bogey-free, five-under-par 65 for Colorado 4, Washington 3 Chicago White Sox 3, New York sole possession of second place and four others are tied at four-under. Yankees 2

MOSCOW -- The Soviet news agency "Tass" says that gymnist Olga Korbut, who In the WHA starred in the 1972 Olympics, has retired. She's scheduled to make her Winnipeg 4, Indianapolis 1 American public farewell tonight at the opening of a gymnastics meet. Houston 5, Edmonton 1 Red Cross. For sale Lost Sack on return flight from Jackson- Barrel boat, 10' x 30' with head ville, Saturday. Contains ceramic and sundeck, new electric start paints. 64216 DWH, 952285 AWH. Johnson motor, complete and ready (CLWIWIWIt~ to go, $1300 or will trade for 7'r Wilson catcher's mitt at Cooper automobile. 97226 AWH. Field #3. Reward for return. through Fiday (xluoding holi~ys). Dedline for publAicat ioni n 98142 AT. 16' Starcraft sport fishing boat, ohhJO,.d athuh nouceetscncrnn alable .v-, o.willl A 40 HP Johnson yelt sAblleiled utSi.monthly. Ad.[or busi.ssoeria motor, 3.6 HP 1975 naM pproskl my e qIsa opovid proofuoia!,lg ,~ur '73 EHS gold class ring with white Auxiliary engine, CB radio and mar- pearl center. coo,0sloigin ir -il eteacce.pted. The PulAffai.Staf 99226 AT. ine antenna, lifejackets and cush- terghoeiand'ers .Avs all11 .bils,. (Kr-Ayol./ DWH-Drling Wokinggear/Aft-After Wrkig Hous). ions, 2 gas cans, anchor and line, A small pendant with a red stone canvas top for boat, trailer, 1200 Classified Ads 951144 and a pearl, at Gold Hill Galley, lb. rated, $1600. 98294 AWH. Sunday. Has sentimental value. 8810 DWH. Boy's 20 in. wildfire bike: set of '73 Honda CL 350, good condition, '75 Honda CVCC hatchback, 4-speed, General Electric walkie talkies, $600. 96248 AT. top condition, excellent gas both in good condition. 97130 AWH. Found mileage, orange; motorcycle helmet. Ignition key for GM car in vicinity 95349 AT. Give Away of Ordnance Triangle, last Friday. '67 Chevy, 6 cylinder, 3-speed, 8734 DWH. '70 Impala, 350 engine, power 2-door, good condition, $325. 90250 Medium-size, mixed breed, male dog. steering, power brakes, needs a AT. 95410 AT. Yard Sales little work. 951228 AWH. Houseplants, hanging baskets, Boy Scout uniform, socks, belt and macrame hangers, terrarium, over 75 Aiwa AF-3030 receiver with cassette, buckle, dress shirt, all brand new; Wanted beautiful plants, Saturday, at 1172 2 Ultralinear Center Bargo, beginning at 10 a.m. speakers (40 W each), hat, T-shirt, pair of pants, like Medium-sized airline carrier. 97130 AWH, ask for 1 set Koss Pro/4AA stereophones, new, size 8, price negotiable. 952275 AWH. Sue. $375. 90102 DWH, leave name and 951054 AT. phone number. 3 Small airline cages for dogs. 369 Kittery Beach, Saturday, begin- Yorkshire Terrier puppy, AKC, $300: 952249 DWH, 951053 AWN. ning at 9 a.m. Five-family sale, Pioneer SX-770 receiver; Pioneer girl's 20" pink sidewalk bike, good two aquariums and supplies, guitar, 40-watt speakers; Sony 850 open condition, $15. 8602 AT. 15 - 20 HP Evinrude or Johnson children's clothes, household items, reel tape deck: Akai tape deck; outboard motor; also, good, used 80 baby furnishings, fabrics, furniture, Pioneer reverberation unit; Sansui 12' x 36' Barrel boat, #270, sun- cu. ft. aluminum diving tank with buttonhole attachment for Singer toner; price negotiable. 95364 AT. deck, head, 40 HP Johnson engine, T-valve; also, a good used regulator. sewing machine and much more. couch (opens to bed), chairs, 8636 DWN, 90178 AWH. 90148 AT. 13" Tire rims to fit a Falcon or double sink, barrels 6 mo. old, Mercury Comet; 2 front wheel hubs extra anti-foul available, $1500 Male Shelty or Shetland Sheepdog Marine Site 108, 110, 112, Saturday, with wheel bearings, $15 for all. firm. See directly opposite McCalla for stud purposes. 8616 DWH, 97152 April 1, from 10 a.m. - noon. Baby 96241 AWH. Lyceum. 8793 AWH. AWH. items, clothing, B & W TV for parts, toys, curtains and home accessories. Pontoon boat, 10' x 16', '73 HP '75 Ford Gran Torino Squire station Services The Marine Officers Wives Club cook- Johnson engine, 12 volt lighting wagon, V-8, A/C, power steering books and Gitmo Pictorial calendars system, heavy duty battery, 2 gas power brakes, low mileage, excellent Income Tax returns prepared. will also be on sale. 95410 AT. cans, 3 life preservers, excellent condition. 8119 DWN. Certified Public Accountant, avail- condition, $1000; U.S. divers mask able now through April 17. 8136 276-A & B, Villamar, Saturday, and snorkel, wrap-around type, $20- 12' x 32' Barrel boat with sundeck, for appointment 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Harlequin Romance 17 ft. frostless freezer, $200; will easily accommodate a dozen books and miscellaneous items. avocado couch with matching avocado divers/fishermen with equipment; Income tax, state and federal, pre- plaid loveseat, $575. 95594 AWH. 100 HP Johnson, electric start pared by experienced tax consultant, 1199-B Center Bargo, Sunday, motor; head, wash basin, storage forms supplied with federal returns. April 2, beginning at noon. House- Crib and mattress. 8863 AT. lockers, accessories, asking 11500. 99191 AWH for appointment. hold items, clothing, baby crib and 99162/95493 AWH. miscellaneous items. Color TV antenna, $10; transfer Babysitting in my home, evenings. case and miscellaneous gears and 8' x 20' Pontoon boat, 20 HP and 90163 AWH, 55-B Nob Hill. 366-D Kittery Beach, Saturday, parts for jeep, $75; studio bed 5 HP Johnson motors in good running 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 3-Family sale. with storage space underneath, $35- condition, accessories, plus 18 HP Will babysit for working mother, Children's clothing; women's cloth- tan golf bag, $8; electric football Johnson motor for parts, $750 for Monday - Friday (Nob Hill area). ing, sizes 3 and 5, toys, household game, $5. 952275 AWH. all. 96197 AWH. 98215 AT. items, Harlequin romances.