Friday's flight EDITOR'S CHOICE 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. POW/MIA Memorial Service Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Friday, Sept. 14 at 8:55 a.m. Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 1:00 p.m. p.m. At POW/MIA Memorial Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Across from old Navy Exchange NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. The community is invited. See page 3 I I GuantanamoDaily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 180 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, September 13, 1990 Iran supports Iraq's holy war against the U.S. UPI/AP - Another plane-load last night, many leaving their hus- comes just days after the two former warzkopf said (in the Washington of Americans flies to the United bands behind in Kuwait, say Iraqi enemies agreed to resume diplo- Post) that the full build-up of U.S. States today after being airlifted out soldiers are terrorizing western men matic ties. forces needed to combat the Iraqi of Iraqi-occupied Kuwait. they hold, and shooting Kuwaitis Khamenei's statement raises threat will not be completed for two At least 286 Americans, mostly caught writing graffiti critical of questions whether Iran will abide by more months. women and children, are to fly from Iraq. U.S. trade sanctions against Iraq. One reason is breakdowns in Philippines - In the Philippines, London to Raleigh, N.C., aboard a In other developments in the The State Department says it as- ships carrying heavy combat equip- communist guerrillas today proposed a charter flight. They arrived in Lon- Persian Gulf, Iran's spiritual leader sumes Iran is observing the trade ment. national dialogue to discuss the future don last night from Baghdad, along appeared to side with Iraq yesterday, embargo, "unless evidence to the In Washington, the Army is call- of U.S. military bases, the debt crisis with scores of other foreigners who and urged Moslems to fight a holy contrary emerges." ing up about 450 retired Army and other issues. A spokesman for per- were held hostage by Iraq. war against the U.S. presence in the On the military front, the top sonnel and reservists President Aquino says he thinks "it will for duty in Another charter flight is sched- Persian Gulf. U.S. commander in Saudi Arabia considered seriously by the govern- support of the U.S. troops in Saudi uled for tomorrow. It would be the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says it's enst.' The rebel offer comes one day says full deployment of American Arabia. Its the first time such a call- after Aquino suspended military op- fifth such American evacuation up to the Moslem nations of the Gulf troops in the region will take a month up has been made since the retiree erations against the guerrillas. flight since Sept. 7. -not the west- to deal with Iraq's longer than projected. recall program was developed by the British women who flew home occupation of Kuwait. The statement Army Gen. Norman Sch- Army in 1981. China - Amnesty International says Chinese authorities have executed more than 500 people this year in the Budget negotiators considering luxury tax to help cut deficit most severe crackdown on crime since UPI - Budget negotiators res- floated. One of the latest is a tax on additional $1,500 in luxury taxes. temnow in place. 1983. The human rights organization Thenew bill would ume efforts to cut the federal deficit luxury items. Negotiators are con- In other says almost all those sentenced to death news from the hill, the set federal standards for unsafe lev- today when they meet at Andrews sidering a have been tried under emergency pro- possible new tax on luxury Senate approved a mandatory sea- els of contaminants. It would also cedures which give little opportunity Air Force Base outside Washington items such as expensive cars, private food inspection program yesterday require mandatory inspections and for defense. on the sixth day of their marathon boats and airplanes. in a vote that one consumer group would promote research. talks. Democrats reported want a 10 calls the biggest food safety victory The group, "Public Voice for Canada - Still no sign yesterday of a The bargaining between White percent luxury tax, while Republi- in 20 years. Food and Health Policy," says the Peruvian jetliner with 16 people aboard House and Congressional negotia- cans are said to favor five percent. The measure passed by a voice Senate vote is an oustanding decision that ran low on fuel and ditched in the tors began last weekend at Andrews. One aid says such a tax could raise $2 vote, and was sent to the House. It in support of consumers. The North Atlantic off Newfoundland, sea- They're trying to agree on a package billion in the first full year, and $8 would bring fish and shellfish under food industry Canada, Tuesday. Canadian and U.S. also supported a man- to cut the federal deficit by $50 bil- billion in five years. the same planes are taking part standards now applied to datory inspection program. in the search. lion next year and $500 billion over If its implemented, a 10 percent beef, pork and poultry. The responsibility for carrying Moscow-Putting lingering fears and five years. luxury tax would mean a $40,000 Currently, only a fraction of the out the program woulu fall to the bitter memories aside, West Germany Several proposals have been Mercedes-Benz car would cost an the se?'cod!consumed by Am, uis Agriculture Department, which now and the Soviet Union have tentatively is inspected under the voluntary sys- carries out inspections of meat foods. signed a 20-year friendship treaty. The Aoun won't give up control of Lebanon ceremony today in Moscow comes one day after the World War II allies signed UPI- Lebanese Christian Gen. Hrawi was elected as part of a an accord that clears the way for Ger- Michel Aoun says he has no plans to peace accord worked out by the Only in Gitmo! man reunification. The German-Soviet surrender power to President Elias Lebanese Parliament in Saudi Arabia Friendship Treaty initialed today is Hrawi. And he's calling on citizens last October. meant to bind the two peoples closer of the war-torn nation to revolt Aoun said he doesn't expect any together after West Germany and East against the pro-Syrian leadership. new military confrontations with the Germany unite next month. Aoun yesterday held a news predominantly Moslem-Syrian conference at the presidential palace forces. This was in response to pro- (Continued on page 3) five miles southeast of Beirut. The Syrian reports that a large battle Christian Maronite general said he would soon break out to oust the still considers himself Lebanon's general. USA legitimate leader. He added the Aoun also blamed pro-Syrian people don't have confidence in leaders for Lebanon's increasing News Hrawi because they did not elect economic problems, calling them him. "thieves." Florida - Lottery fever is raging in Florida where the estimated prize for El Salvador begins peace talks, again this week'sjackpot is now a staggering $96 million. Retailers in some loca- UPI - Representatives of the prevously rejected. The rebels insist tions say customers are waiting in line Salvadoran government and leftist both their guerrilla army and the Photo for more than an hour to buy lottery rebels meet in Costa Rica today for government's 55,000 strong armed by PHC T. 0. Carringon tickets. It's the second largest lottery the fifth round of peace talks aimed forces must be dismantled. Villamar housing was virtually paralyzed for at least 15 minutes last week. prize in U.S. history. at ending El Salvador's decade-long Rebel leaders describe the Salva- Just as this seven-foot Cuban Boa was cuddling up to a Cabbage Patch civil war. doran Army as "corrupt" and "bru- doll, three conquering heroes snatched him up. They were (left to right) Washington-The feeling on Capitol President Alfredo Cristiani says tal." One rebel negotiator said last Bryan Grant, 9, brother James Grant, 7, and Billy Friedel, 8. Peace was Hill that wealthy allies are not doing once again restored the government will come to the week (in the Los Angeles Times) that along with some uncanny results. The boys quashed theirfair share to offset U.S. costs asso- plans for opening up your "run-of-the-mill" American bargaining table with the same mili- "demilitarization is necessary to lemonade stand in ciated with the crisis in the Persian favor of a Cuban Boa petting zoo. Gulf extended into a House vote today. tary reform proposals that rebels construct a democratic state." Lawmakers voted 370-53 to wam Tokyo that unless it covers more of the roughly $7 billion it costs to keep U.S. Guantanamo Bay residents skip-rope & jump their way to health forces in Japan, those forces will be Skip-Its list, but they certainly aren't withdrawn. By J03 LISA PETRILLO pionship. "It's exciting to see the energy and any less important. "It's a fun way to keep fit," said enthusiasm generated with these Monday, Washington - Today is a big one for Gitmo's W. T. Sampson Ele- Sept. 17, the national Pete McKee, Gitmo's Physical Edu- young boys and girls, and all the fun team plans to David Souter, the man President Bush mentary and High Schools skip their demonstrate their tal- cation Teacher at the high school. they're having." nominated to succeed Justice William way to health with the help of the ent of exercise, before the children Brennan on the Supreme Court. Souter international premier rope skipping will get a chance to participate in goes before the Senate Judiciary Com- team, The Skip-Its. this sport. NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY mittee for confirmation hearings that The team of two coaches and Tuesday, before departing A CTIONLINE the White House hopes will go eight students arrives on base Guantanamo Bay, the Skip-Its leap smoothly. He will face tough ques- rt_ 4355 Friday, Sept. 14, and immediately back to the high school where the tions about his views on abortion. (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) skitters its way to the high school for bigger kids can try their feet at this an afternoon of Question: Why are the rooms at US. - Tests conducted by the Food demonstrations. game. Occupancy manning - Navy Saturday the Navy Lodge $30 a night? Lodge in Guantanamo and Drug Administration found no and Sunday, Sept. 15 "The Skip-Its are for and about Bay must main- Answer: Room rates are set by a tain an 80 percent occupancy serious problems in 24 drugs likely to and 16, from noon to 2 p.m., this caring and sharing with kids," says rate to fi- combination of factors that are nancially break even. jeopardize patients health if improp- national team plans to rope Gitmo's Richard Cendali, an award-winning unique to a geographic area, and sometimes Type/size of facility - facilities erly made. The FDA analyzed more residents into the joy of exercise in physical education instructor and unique to one facility. The following comprise of multi-room than 400 samples of generic and this unique way. units require founder of both the Skip-Its and the factors are always considered when larger housekeeping staffs, need more brand-name versions of the drugs for However, if you're going to be International Rope Skipping Organi- setting rates: birth control, high blood pressure and paint, carpet, equipment, etc., per too busy shopping to pay attention, zation. Local wage rates - payroll costs rentable unit. Building with outside other conditions The generic drug another demonstration will beat the The goal of the Skip-Its and average 37 percent of total direct ex- walk-ways are costlier to operate industry is recovering from a scandal then high school gym Saturday penses. Our rates are sensitive to the those with interior corridors. that followed the bribery at 7 p.m. IRSO is to promote fun fitness for convictions local labor market. of some FDA employees. Little Gitmoites at the elemen- children and establish a consistant NAVRESSO sets CONUS area hotels rates - tary school may be last on the the and simplified rope skipping cham- the price for Navy Lodges worldwide. Jacksonville, $30 and Norfolk, $32. PAGE 2, THURSDAY, SsEmTMBER 13, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAux GAZaris The Scholastic Line Captain's Log. Stardate 25690 Report of Sept. 13, Naval Base Family Lounge will be finished by PUBLIC AFFAIRS POW/MIA There's still seats available in Secretary. Kathleen Smith stands Command/Activity meeting. end ofmonth.Terminalupdate willbe The Recognition Day is set for tomor- TROY STATE'S Masters' pro- in the wings as Vice President completed next week. row and all should be in place by the grams in Public Administration while Lori Shinall takes the helm EXECUTIVE OFFICER - FERRY SUPPLY - Cuban-American Sherman Avenue Memorial by 8:50 and Education. In town for the as President. We'll report the We're down the to last two. Unless Friendship Day Meeting will be at a.m. for this half hour service. next three PA courses is veteran Junior Class results new week. absolutely necessary, don't take 1:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 14, at Gold British TV A crew from a Yorkshire Air Force Colonel/War College According to Coach Pete POVs from Windward to Leeward. Hill Galley. All commands should be TV Station will be aboard next week Dean, Professor Don Rosen- McKee, athleticphysicals wrap up Transportation is available on Lee- represented. to film a one hour documentary on a hoover. Taking on the Education on Saturday, Sept. 15, from 8 to ward. This doesn't apply to Leeward - Barge - The TMT barge will be in day in the life of Guantanamo Bay. Masters' chores is our high school 10:00 a.m. Sundays' Open House residents taking personal vehicles to tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. CAREER COUNSELING Reten- principal, Professor Arnold Wat- was a complete success, thanks to Windward. Replacement vessels are - Galley Breakfast hours at Gold Hill tion Team - Meets in FTG Conf land. The colleges are looking for the refreshments supplied by delayed because of the Middle East, Galley change on Monday, Sept. 17. Room Sept. 27, 2 p.m. a few good instructors. That's Georgia and Paul Olds, the kind but should be aboard in the near fu- New hours are 5:45 a.m. to 7:45 a.m. - CITC. CareerInformation Training right, both TROY STATE UNI- remarks of Captain Bill McCamy ture. PORT SERVICES Ferries Because Course is Oct. 29-31. VERSITY and CITY COL- and the parents who signed up for SCHOOL BUS Parents are respon- of repair problems, and long life, the - New Arrivals - Need to get We LEGES OF CHICAGO have the Booster Club. sible for their children's behavior ferries are on a restricted schedule. come Aboard packages and Sponss openings. They are in Literature, School Nurse Sheryl Cullifer onboard the bus. Security will ride Only two ferries operate and there letters to newly assigned personnel. Economics, Psychology, Sociol- will do vision screenings during the bus and when disruptive children will be no special runs on flight days. NAVAL INVESTIGATIONS ogy, English, Mathematics, and the week of Sept. 17-21. are identified, parents will be noti- For commands needing special runs Short training programs are available Trigonometry. It takes a Master's The Internationally famous, fied. On the 1st offense, a warning for official business, contact Port and Agent can make presentation at Degree with some concentration in "Skip-It" Premier Rope Skipping letter and/or one week suspension of Services. your command. OPSEC - Fraud, the subject to sign up Call Judy Team will stop by Guantanamo bus privileges will be given. On 2nd - Adopt-a-plot Plots are available - Waste and Abuse - Security, and Kraus at 4782, or Lynsie Hall at Bay Sept. 14-18 on their world offense a four week suspension will call 4898. many more lectures. Call NIS at 4748 for details. tour. They'll perform at the High be given. On 3rd offense the child SECURITY RADAR Detectors 4140. In TROY STATE'S School on Friday, Saturday, and will be banned permanently. This is a They are illegal on Navy Bases and TRAINING Gas Mask Training classrooms, Kathleen Jones Tuesday. serious matter that needs parental at- residents have one month to remove Will be available again at FTG Wed, handles Macroeconomics this News from W.T. SAMPSON tention. them from vehicles. Sept. 19. All commands welcomed to semester and will pick up Micro- ELEMENTARY is that Kathy - Inspector General. Navy's IG will - Private vehicles - Residents need to sign up. economics next. Corky Malcolm Rohe took first place in Sunday's visit the base this month to review last write to Security via Operations for - CPR Need CPR instructors to help elucidates on Labor Law this term Tennis Follies. The "Skip-Its" year's inspection. permission to use private vehicles out with DEFEX Week Program. - and next he'll expound on Busi- will be entertaining at the school PUBLIC WORKS Cars and Boats during Wednesday's NEO Exercise Rights and Responsibilities are re- ness Law. on Monday. Jo Lynn Wiley and Don't park off-street, on lawns and and Friday's DEFEX. quired annually by all Navy. Meanwhile, back at CITY Anne Lise Watland will super- grounds in housing areas. Cars and MORALE, WELFARE & REC- - Training Budget Meeting Meets COLLEGES, Joe Thomas dis- vise their classes as they clean up boats will be ticketed. REATION. Two of the four new Friday, Sept. 14, 3p.m. Admin Bldg courses on U.S. History, Wayne the school's "adopt-a-plot" Bran- -Water - We're almost finished. Deck Boats will be operational this Conference Room Wefel enlightens in English as don Field. Leona Keltner's run- Three units are done, and one left. weekend. The others will join the SAFETY - If you sign up your e Mike Clemens orates on account- ning a study skills class for 5th One more barge trip may be all that's Marina fleet in a week. ployeeforSafety Training, make sure ing. Other notables lecturing, ex- graders. Vice Principal Barbara needed. Please continue to conserve. NAVY EXCHANGE The Brand you tell the employee. We get many tolling or prelecting are Brian Mayers will be back on island NAVAL AIR STATION - Terminal New Grand Re-opening of the no-shows, because employee didn't Hodgson, Claudia Meadows, Friday after an arduous conference - Officers' Wives' Club renovation of Toyland will be Sat., Sept. 15. know about the training. Jesse Duarte, and Lori O'Berry. in England. The Island District DP109-Enable comes on line next Superintendent Gladys Haynie is semester with Juan Suarez at the coming aboard for a visit on the Some odds of this. some odds of that controls. Juan says that those tak- 14th. ing the course better be familiar Cindy Kinate from the Child AP - The dealers must have acting brassy, the timpani are ready to money has been coming in. with MS-DOS. Development Center says there's really put the sell into cellular -- beat it, and the woodwinds are plan- The musicians don't buy it. They Central Texas College offers a Survey circulating the base to de- cellularphones are popping up every- ning to blow town. Members of the blame bloated front-office spending a high school completion program termine the needs of parents. If where. Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestrahave for the orchestra's problems. beginning Sept. 24 with a Science/ you haven't filled one out, or Even where they're not wanted. taken out an ad in USA Today: Major Now, despite the ad, the orchestra Math class. Social Studies and would like to, pick up a copy. They Portable phones are now ringing in symphony orchestra. Illustrious his- members aren't really thinking about English start Oct. 1, according to are available from Susan Barkley movie houses, even during the most tory. Will consider relocation. leaving - they say that what they Coordinator Leslie Noll. at 4307. at the Family Home Care office, interesting parts. You can see the What's making the philharmonic have really orchestrated was a PR The five week long Math and from Willie Burghard at Pre- problem: the audience is holding its dis-harmonic is money. The orches- campaign. English Functional Skills classes School, or the CDC. The DoD fees breath - on the screen, the groom is tra is about $2.2 million in the hole, However, they say they would start Oct. 8. for CDC change Oct. 15. Check saying, with this ring. and officials want musicians to take a consider a good offer. NAVY CAMPUS says there with CDC for more info. Ring. wager freeze and accept a smaller So the ad may be a key change - are a few seats left for the CLEP We're looking at noon, Sun- Thismaymake somepeople want orchestra. The officials say less A prelude to action. English with essay exam. That's day, Oct. 14, at noon, the Chief's to wring necks. So theater operators coming on the 28th. Better give Club for the next EDUCATOR'S have increasingly been telling cellu- News and E entertainment Billie Colonna a call at 4769. BRUNCH. It's a chance for pro- lar telephone holders to check their W.T. SAMPSON HIGH has fessors, teachers, instructors, lec- phone at the door. Wometco banned News On Channel 2 5:00 new Senior Class Officers. Ryan turers, faculty, staff and academi- the phones from its 18 theaters in CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA 5:30 CH7 ABC NEWS Rhodes keeps order as Sergeant at cians from pre-school to post- Florida. TURTLES People who don't own cell CH 10 11BALIVE (Atlanta) 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Arms, Tom Corsano holds the graduate to chow and pow-wow. 6:00 CHB7 ABC NEWS (NY) phones may now have acell-abration. 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS purse strings as Treasurer, while Join us for this informal gathering CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 Sandy Veach records meetings as of educators. CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM InBuffalo,N.Y., the trumpets are 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicato) CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 6:30 M*A*S*H This week in entertainment 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK

AP - Actor Tom Selleck may opening last Friday night as well as All movies begin at 8 p.m. have alot more friends at the Nevada other shows set for this week. The Oakland-East Bay Sym- Downtown Lyceum State Prison in Carson City. The musicians informally ap- phony announced this week that it's Lisa. Selleck, who filmed "An Inno- proved the pact Sunday night. Thriller (PG-13).1:35 appointed Chicago conductor Mi- McCalla Lyceum cent Man," at the prison, has donated Under the new three-year con- chael Morgan as its new musical di- Pretty Woman. $13,809 forre-surfacing and striping tract, the orchestra's 69 members rector. Comedy (R). 1:41 Leeward Lyceum their outdoor basketball court. would receive raises of 4.5 percent in The 33-year-old Morgan is in his Hunt For Red October. Thriller (PG). The legislative interim finance each of the first two years and five fifth season as assistant conductor of 1:40 committee allowed the prison to ac- percent the third year. The previous the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. cept the donation from Selleck. management offer was four percent He recently became principal con- for the coming year, with subsequent ductor of the Civic Orchestra of Chi- Members of the San Francisco raises to be negotiated later. That cago. His appointment took effect Opera Orchestra are scheduled to offer had been rejected. immediately. GITMO PEOPLE vote on a contract that already has the Keeping the Public musicians informal approval. Don't let your triglycerides get high Works Department well stocked is the job of If formally OK'd, the pact would storekeepers, such as: AP - It's not enough to worry erides are a bit on the high side. allow the opera season to start a week about your cholesterol. Now you However, if your triglycerides late. A three-week lock-out forced NAME: have to worry about your triglyc- are genuinely high, and stay that way, cancellation of the scheduled opera Kenneth W. Briggs erides. you may face trouble - especially if HOMETOWN: 1 Now you have to figure out what you have other warning signs of po- Guantanamo Daily Gazette your triglycerides are. tential heart disease. The ones to look Lewiston, Maine Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba To help with that, you can consult for include high blood cholesterol, TIME IN GITMO: with the Mayo Clinic. high blood pressure, obesity and dia- 4 years 6 months Or, you can save yourself a lot of betes. CHOICES: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER money by just consulting with the If you want to tempt fate by rais- Captain William C. McCamy BOOK: PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Mayo Clinic Health Letter, which has ing your triglycerides, it's not hard. The Stand LCDR John Griffin basically the same information. You can get fatter- triglycerides go RECREATION: The newsletter says triglycerides up as your weight does. The Mayo Bowling EDITOR are a kind of fat. When you eat, you Clinic Newsletter says fatness is the JOCS Bill Dougherty MOVIE: digest the fat in your food - and the most common cause of mildly high STAFF Nightmare on Elm Street J02 Fred A. Dias broken-down fat courses through triglycerides. Even the stuff that gets JO3 Lisa M.Peillo your bloodstream as triglycerides. you fat - sugar and alcohol - can SECRETS TO SUCCESS: JOSN Christine Corbin-Knrer They'll then be broken down farther raise your triglycerides. Hard work and never quit SA Adrian Bridges Kristen L. Adkins to release energy or be stored as fat. There are other ways, also - the IF I COULD DO IT OVER: Dori L. Duerson Your liver will convert some into experts say that some medications I would have gotten my colleg degree prior to joining the U.S. his is an authorized DoD publication. Con- cholesterol. can push up your triglycerides, so you Navy. es are edited by Public Affai and do not ccessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Navy. It The experts at Mayo say that, if may want to check with your triglyc- IF I HAD 3 WISHES, I'D: printed five times weekly at government ex- your cholesterol level is normal, you erides will go up gradually as you get To be married, happy and to have one more wish. e by Navy PPS Branch Office. don't have to worry if your triglyc- older. PAGE 3, THURsr, SIBMBE 13, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GA2ETIE

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Webb, will be conducting housing inspections The Chaplain Dept. is conducting registration rockinghorses. Lay-a-way now for Cristmas. The tmo Role Playing bamers Association Blue recliner. $30. Call Jill 4677ar 4824. for CenterBargo,until Sept 21,insp. will take3 for the Command Religious Program. Fri. and Anniversary Sale, today, buy 550 worth of mer- will have clubsmeeting Fri., Sept. 14, 6 p.m at Kenwood stereo cabinet, brand new, already hs. Residents will be contacted for appts. Engi- Sat, Sept. 15 and 16, NRA Mall, noon to8 pm. chandise and receive your choice of a cassette DP 951 (next to club). FMI, call Jeffrey at 2721 assembled. $100. Call 3086 AWH. seem from Miller Stephenson and Associates Programs include Catholic CCD Protestant tape free from a special selection whilesupplies AWN or 6036 DWH. Univeralrowing machine,cancovettomany will be conducting a survey of thearea. Sunday School and Youth Groups. FMI, call last. Look for other Anniversary values Looking for fun? Local square dance club positions forloas ofdiffeettexercis, $35.Call Dills-Ancough-Duff Architects continue Chaplain's Office 2323. throughout the store. "Gitno Swinges," in conjuction with National 3086 AWlIL whole-house inspections in Chapel Hill and Oil CLOSURE MWREIER Square Dance month, will be having an Open PR. until Sept 18. A two-architect team will The Youth Cr. will close duringthe Pr-teat Feast on Mongolian BBQ on the patio at House, Saturday's,7:30 to 10p.m. Come seeus. Male dog, 1 year old, obedience trained, house conducteachinterior/extaiarinp. Ip. sched- Open Rec period, Sept 14, due toea dance that Danny's, Fri., Sept. 14. FMI, call 6330. FMI, call 3608 AWN. trained,lovestheoutdoornmeedsloving family. uled by appt. FMI call 469. 7 a.m. to 4pm evening at"Sturday's."Ten Open Rec willbe Here's another chance to leam basic massage Gitmo Swingers Caravan scheduled for Sat, Call Lori cr Dale 2223 AWN. In cooperation with the U.S. Product Safety held at regular time. FMI, call 4075. techniques. A singlesessian Therapeutic Mas- Sept. 15, 9:30 to 11 a.m. has been cancelled. Iree to loving home, one year old, male cat, Commission, Regent Sports Corp. is recalling The COMO ub dining room will be closed 11 sage class will be held Tues., Sept. 25, 7 pm. at VC-l0Enlisted Spouses SupportGroup is spon- named 'Tigger." Neutered, declawed and shots all lawn discus. The following model numbers am. to 1 p.m., Fri.Sept 14, foran Ombudsmen the gym. Reg. is limited so the first 25 who pay soring a bake sale, Sat., Sept 15, NRA, 10 am. up-to-date. Leaves people and dogs that love are recalled: 73939; 73919. Items may have Appreciation Day luncheon. Allhands regular the reg. fee at MWR Info. Office. Call 2560. to 1 p.m. All proceeds will go towards the chil- him. Indoor cat otly. Call 2797 DWH or 3499, beenpurchased locally,custoenr shouldetum lunch menu and buffet will be served in the Ballroom dance lessons aw back beginning dren's Christmas party. Come out and enjoy after 6 pm. product to place of purchase for full refund. lounge. FMI, call 2531. Wed., Sept 26, 7 p.m. at the base gym. New homemade cakes, pies and cookies. SERVICE FEX briefing for November Companywill CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES participants pay the ne-time reg. fee at the 5RDIE Freesuperquickone-sep earpiercing. Simulta- eld, Mon.,Sept.17, 6 to10 p.m. atFTG NAVBASEIndoctrination once samoth, 8a.m. MWR Info. Office. Dances include the waltz, Leewani Disbursing service will be avail. Sept noua insertion of a presterilized stud and at- toaum. McuterattheFGparkinglot,5:50 to 4 p.m, Sept. 24-28, at the Windjammer. cha-cha, foxtrot and rumba. Call Amy at 2560. 14 and every mid-month payday thereafter. tachmat of the clasp in less than a minute. p m. Three phase program, Overeas Orientation, Here's your chanceto show off yourmusical C oands amreminded to have personnel Serviceprovided bya certified, licensed cose- Physical exams for all W. T. Sampson High Indoctrination and Orientation, Navy Rights knowledge and take home a prize. Come to submit excused absese memos for the upcom- tologist. FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. School students interested in cheerleading or and Responsibilities. All newly reporting per- Music Trivia in the COMO ubLounge, Sat., ing NEO as soon as possible, to the attention of Balloons-N-Such: Send somon a special bal athletics willbe completedSat., Sept 15,8 to 10 sonnel arerequired to attend. FMI, MasterChief Sept 22, 8 to 10 p.m. Register prior to8 pm. the AOIC. loon, large mylars, that say'I Love You," Bat. am. Boy's physicals,8 to 9 am. and girl's, 90to Kranz, 3239. Authorized patrons only. FMI, call Frank at TRAINING man," "Dick Tracy,".m Sory,""Just Because 10 am. Call Mr. Pete McKee at 3100/3191. All personnel interested in the EAWS program 2132. There will be a CPR classTues., Sept 18, 6 pm. Your Special," Greatest Dad," and many more. There will be a Red Cross Volunteer Orienta- submit a special request chit to CCC, CPO at FIG Cass Rm. C. FMI, call 2886. Call Elln, 2428cr Susan, 3475. tion, Tuea., Sept 25, 6 p.m. at the Red Cross Foley, via deparonental chain of cosmnand. Hazardous Material Trng. will be conducted Certified HomeDay Care Providers have opat- bldg. All new and prospective volunteers are CPO Foley is designated NAVSTA EAWS pro ENERGY TIP Sept 18, 8 a.m. in the NAS tog. rmn. FMI, call ings: Call LBarbara at 2293, (2 yrs. and above, encouraged to attend. Call 4676 DWN to regis. gram director and will forward chitsto NAS. Mike at 6216. F/T), Nob Hill hsng; Call Milah at 3478, (2 yr. tr. FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575. At the gas station, don't top Hazardous Material Tmg. will be conducted old, FT), Kittery Beach hung. Cuban-American Friendship Day committee There will be a Command Retention Team off" your tank by fillingit to the Sept 19, at 8a.m. in the Safety Office trng. rm. Certified cleaning services provided or resi- meeting willbeheld Sept 14,1:30p. inGold Meeting, Sept.27,2pm.pinthelFFG auditorium. brim after the nozzle's auto- Reservations are required. FMI, call Charlie at dents being transferred. Low reasonable roses. Hill Galley.Requesallcommitteemembersand All Command Retention Team Manbers are matic shutoff stops the flow. 4526/4529. Call Maxine at 2462 AT. command reps attend. required to attend. This can result in overflow and YOUTH ACTIVITIES Do you want to save that special moment bit McDonald's has a limited number of back NAVADMIN007/90 announced changesto the a waste of gasoline. In this hot It's Mix Match Night at "Satuaisy's,"Fri., Sept don't have the time cr equipment? Thn call packs avail. Proceeds goto support the Ronald existing SRB plan and provides award levels for Guantanamo Bay environ- 14, 7 to 10 p.m. Pre-teens, wear mix matched Visions Unlimited service. We will video tape McDonald Children's Charity. FY-91.IncreasesmeffectiveOct.1, decreaseNov. ment some space should be clothes and get a 50 cent discount on admission. birthday parties, changes of command, fare- Whar it aotietae, positively has be there, so i. For inf.a a these changes contact your Re- left in the tankforf expansion. Nc teec cpen ree that right. FMI, call4075. wellaeeany other specia ee't FMI, call3845. sta Federal Express. It's fast, too! FMI, call tention Team Counselor. TWO WHELELR EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE '81 QTO Yamaha moped, new helmet, new Secretary at NRA OIC Office, AS-7/$6.47 ph, To remain on the Windward Child Develop- battery, new tires, $350 OBO. Call 3750. typing, Ann. No. 091-90. Call 4508 or 4348. mentCtr. waiting list, you mustupdate yourspot AUOS .WANIEl Mamtenance Worker at NRA Mamtenance, in writing at the CDC before Mon., Oct. 1. '69 Plymouth, very good running condo , 4-dr., Chevy V-8, catalytic converter. Call Chief WORLD NEWS. fm. pg.1 LWG-8$4.50 ph + .38 BA, Ann. No. 092-90. Anyone failing to do this will automatically be 8-cyl., insp. good until '91, $700 OBO. Call Evans at 5372 DWH or 7905 AWN, Rm. 309. Call 4508 or 4348. dropped from the list after Oct. 1. FMI, call Williams 4702 DWH cr4017 AWH. Outboardmaotorin goodruming cond., 85 hp or Berlin -- Former PresidentReagan was Waitress at FRA, must be 21 or older. Call 2205. '74 Plymouth Valiant, 4-dr., 6-cyL, running more Call 2853 AWNI greeted by a chorus of "Danke Herr Valerie, 3223, after 6 pm. To assess the needs for adequate child care, great, insp. good untilDec. '90, $500OBO. Call Dive gear, good cond. Call 3597,leave msg. Janitor at MCX, LWG-2/$2.94 ph. Call 3212. Williams 4702 DWH or 4717 AWIL Reagan," as he marched to a remaining information is needed from the Guantanamo XARDSAL Bookkeeper/Secretary at Trzyna Village Res- Bay community. Please participate insa survey '76 Buick Regal, excel. running cmd., $850, Caravella Pt.-S-B Sat., Sept. 15,8 to11 am., section of the Berlin wall today. taurant, $5.10 ph, may advance to $5.45 ph, being conducted. Forms are avail. at Windward payments maybe accepted. Call Chief Evans kitchenwares, recliner, dining table, ironing Reagan, who called upon his Soviet upon serving one year probationary period. andL/P CDC, Preschool, YouthCtr. and Family 5372 DWH or 7905 AWH, Rm. 309. board, curtain. counterpart Mikhail Gorbachev to dis- Interested apps. may apply by submitting res- Home Care Office. FMI, call 2205/2159/6005. '77 GMC p/u, 350 V-8 STD trans., good run- East Caravella - 1509-B Sat., Sept. 13, 7:30 mantlethe wallithrecyearsago, chipped umr/SF-171 toMr. EdgarLewis,Box 37 (local), Effective immediately, the Auto Hobby Shop's ning condo , can be seen at GP-16A, $900. Call am. til?. at the structure for a memento. Reagan FPO New York, 90593. new telephone number is 7941. Senior Chief Callahan 6268/6264 or 3661 Kittery Beach -362-A Sat., Sept 15,8 tol11 said he "would be happy tohbe of assis- FAMILY SERVICE NOTES MWR apologizes to Walter Hickok for mis- AWH. arm., n early birds, desk, pictures, clothes, golf tance," as the two Germany's prepare My Morning Out is featuring Chinese cooking, spelling his name when listing him as a first- '78 Honda Civic, auto. trans., stereo, new ties, clubs, and many misc. itns. Sept 17,9to 11 a.m., FamilyServiceCr. Bring place winnerinthe poetry division on the Proj- new brakes, good mechanical cond., good Nob Hill - 59-A Sat., Sept 15, 7:30 am. til?, for union. your child to meet their little friends while you ect Player "Fall Photo/Poetry" conest. Again, Gitmo special, $800. Call 3086. pre-packot, lots of odds and ends, baby items, enjoy snmeadulttime withothers. FMI/regisra- congratulations. '80 Ford Mustang, $1,600 OBO. Call Dianne toys, clothes. SA. fm. pg. 1 tion, FSC 4141/4153. Sun. Sept 16, Bingo at the Windjammer has 4615 DWH or 4955 AWH. Paola PL - Sat.,Sept. 15,7 am. til?,oeary Assertiveness Workshop toleaomhowtobehave been cancelled due toean official function. '80 Honda Civic 1300, excel. running cond., birds, 10-spd. Raleigh bike, child's seat w/hel- assertively and take charge of your life. Join us met. table w/umbrella crafts. .S.-- Cameras apparently are going to The COMO Club Advisory Board will meet $1,200.CallStephen4189DWHor2081AWH. and leam a betterrelationship with others, Sept. Thurs., Sept 20, 3 p m., at the club. Submit '82 Ford Escort 5SP, h/b, a/c, many new engine Tierra Kay -74 Sat., Sept. 15,backyard ale, be allowed in U.S. courtrooms, at least 18, 9 to 11 a.r, FSC. FMI/registration, FSC agenda items to Cheryl at 2531. parts, great Gitmo car, $2,000 OBO. Call Lori beds, carpets, kids toys, and much more. on a limited basis. The Judicial Confer- 4141/4153. Celebrate your birthday at the Clpper ub 3210 DWH or Dale 2223 AWIH. ence of the United States voted yeste- Transfer Workshop is for you if your transfer- Birthday Bash, Thur., Sept. 20. There'll be 86 Ford Escort GI, 4-dr., auto., p/b, p/s, cnuse day to authorize a limited, three-year ring before Dec. 31, this program will help games, cake, music and more. Free dinner for control, and a/c, charcoal gray w/gray interior, experiment allowing cameras in se- prepare you for the challenges and adjustments September birthday's with I.D.FMI, call 6330. excel. cond., $2,200. Call 3447. lected courtrooms for coverage of civil involved withrelocation, Sept. 19,8a.m. to2:30 A new fee policy will gointo effect atthe Guan- AllDPARIS p.m., FSC.FMI/registration, FSC 4141/4153. proceedings. The experiment starts tanarno Bay CDC effective October. SECDEF Do-it-yourself and save a bundle. Used auto Mom's Support Group is for moms with pres- has set a fee range foreach family accordingto partswillbeansaleSat.,Sept. 29,8 am.tonoon, BAY DINING July 1, 1991. cholers. It helps participants understand their family's total income. Information concerning at Lizard Island. FMI, call Speedy at 7941. relationship withitheirchild and how to enhance this fee change is avail, at LP or Windward Michigan -- A new Michigan law re- bonding. Sept 20, 9:30 to 10:45 a.m., FSC. CDC. Men's, blue, 10-spd. Call Mike 3659 AWN. POST 46 structuring a minor's access to abortion FMI/regstratim, FSC 4141/4153. The base library newhours of operation: Moo- 10-spd., Mountain bike, good cmnd., $75. Call Tonight Roast Beef w/Cream Overas Orientation Workshopis designed for is drawing fire from abortion rights ac- Thums, 9 am. to 9 p.m., Fri. and Sat, 9a.m. to 6 3086 AWIL Friday's Lunch: tivists. A Michigan State University law people who are new toGitmo. Topicsinclude p.m. and Sun., noonto6 p.m. Potatoes professor filed a suit challenging the culture-shock, different cultures' work ethics. The Happy Snapper Fish Market prepares fish 16 ft. Crestline Ski boat, good cond., Johnson Braised Oxtail Program for military, civilians, contractors and measure on grounds that it violates the andchipsforyourdiningpleasureevery Fri. and 140 eng., all boating and ski accessories in- their families, Sept. 24, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat., 3 to 9 p.m. Two or three-pc. dinners, fish cluded, $3,600 OBO. Call 2312 DWH or 2307 SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE Constitution. The new law, passed yes- Windjamrssw Ch, PMIesgistration, FSC rlls asd fob pansies with fixings. Alan selling AWH. Friday: Pork Adobo terday, denies abortions to girls under 4141/4153. fresh snapper, grouper and jckfish. 18 ft aluminum v-hull, 40 hp, plus parts. FMI, 18 without parental consent. Finance yousrchild'sfutareeducation,nomatter Neenang r ovmg t cdc areamy call 6204/6408 DWH or 6132 AWH. OFFICERS CLUB what your financial sistion is, come and listed Hore Care can provide the service. Openings CAREEIS Tonight: Build Your Can orida -- NASA plans to re-start the to soe no cos, interest-free ideas on the ways are avail. on both Windward and LIP. FMI, call 14 x 16 brown and tanmix, one light brown 12 untdown Saturday for the launch of to save for your child's future educational ex- 2358/3533. x 15, $100 ea. Call Dianne 4615 DWH or4955 Pizza Friday's Lunch: Fish & pense, Sept 26, FSC. FMI/egistrtir, FSC Ifyou love cldren, Family Hoe Cam ants the shuttle Columbia. Engineers think AWN. Chips 4141/4153. you. FHC providers ar needed on LP. Special they have finally fixed an elusive Sproraming easiss those sponsonng nuh- CPO CLUB hydrogen leak that grounded Columbia IJP orientation willbe ast up if there is enough Sleeper sofa, idealfor barracks, $250OBO. Call ary and civilian pasonaelto the base. Laamthe interest. Own yourownbusines, becmeaFHC 4307 DWH or 2914 AWH. Tonight: Mongolian BBQ last week. The shuttle is scheduled to Command's responsibilities and what your job proide. Call 35332538. Antique tards eye maple dresser with claw tet, Friday's Lunch: Steamship lift-off before dawn Thesday to kick off as a sponscwill be, Wed., Sept. 26, 2to 3 p.m., The Hangar Dock bar is located next to the beveledmirror and crystalknobs, $400. Match- a 10-day astronomy mission originally FSC. FI/registratim, FSC 4141/4153. officer's pool, below the COMO ub lounge, ing caned bed, good mattress and box springs, Round set for May. delay. Resume Wiing Wrkhopleam abouthe dif- serving snacks and drinks, 11 am. to 7 p.m., $125. Call 2797 DWH ar3499, after6 p.m. WINDJAMMER CLUB femte types of resunss the essential parts and Sat, Sun., and holidays. Pool attire is accept- Sofa, pnt design, two throw pillows, 3 years what shouldbe included, Thurs., Sept. 27, 1:30 Denver - Scientists are planning to able. Authorized patrons only. We'realo avail. Tonight: Beef & Broccoli w/ to 3 pm., FSC. FMI/registration, FSC 4141/ for pivate paris. Fried Rice study one of the most contaminated 4153. spots on earth. The Rocky Mountain Geta head stars on the weekend at the Windjam- Flight Sch. from page one LIBRARY NOTS merCubsSocial Houreverypri, 30to6p CLIPPER CLUB arsenal in Colorado, home of bald Friends of the Library have books for saleatethe m. There'll be musi, fun, and games to entertain Flight lte Loc. Arrive Depart Tonight: Build Your Own eagles, deer and other wildlife. The library. Last printed copies of"Across the Cac- you. Don't miss it C-9 9/15 NAS Nrfolk 440 am. Army and several other agencies say tus Canains" by Theodore Mason. Call 4541 to NAVY CAMPUS NOTES JFK 5:25 am. 6:10a.m. Pizza rssve they want to see what happens to the your copy, supply is limited. There will CTC is offering the following classes for the NAS Norfolk 700 a.m. 800am.2 5 GRADE SCHOOL animals as a clean-up of the area contin- be no more copies after these am gone. High School Completion Program: Science/ Gitmo 110a m. 1 05 pm LOSI Math beginning Sept 24, Social Studies/Eng- Kery West 1:35 pm. 23 p.m Friday: Pepperoni Pizza ues. Deadly pesticides, nerve gas and NAS Nofalk 5:00 Cross andheartbothengraved ontheback with lish beginning Oct. 1. FMI/regista pm.3:00pam. mustard gas were made at the arsenal call Leslie 727 9/8 NASNaefld HIGH SCHOOL letters and numbers. I can identify the engrav- Noll, 4307. bordering the northeast comer of Den- Gitmo 11:30am. noo Friday: Fried Fish ings. Reward if found. Call Palo and 3344 CTC isoffering the following Funtional Skills Kingstn 1230 pm. 1:00 pm. ver. But the arsenal remains home to 3 DWH orBEQ Rm. A-112. MATHEMATICS and ENGLSH classes be Gitmo 2:15po. :20 p. CHINATOWN Cat, rusty brown with cyst 143 animal species. on top of ha head. gaining Oct. 8, for5 weeks.FMI, call to register NAS Norflk 6:15 pm. Friday: Sesame BBQ Chicken Latbetwem 9 and 10 pm., Sun., in vicinityof call Leslie Noll, 4307. NOTE: If you change flightlsnotify the ar I.nal PAos 4, THURSDAY, S mFEMsat 13, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAenY GA2rT= SPOTS

Sports Ath letics' magic number is down to 10 MLB Standings AP/UPI - The major league second inning without the benefit of In the National League, Hous- American League Roundup season is winding down and a hit helped boost ton's the Texas Rangers rookie Mike Simms' RBI Boston 80 63 .559 - MLB Oakland's closing in on a division to a5-4 win over New York. Rookie single and a run-scoring wild pitch Toronto 76 67 .531 4 title. The Athletics have Owners' meeting - Baseball built their Steve Adkins lasted only an inning lifted the Astros to a 3-1 extra-inning Detroit 69 75 .479 11.5 Milwaukee 68 75 .476 12 owners are holding their quarterly lead in the American League West to and a third in his major league debut win over the Reds in Cincinnati. The 11 games, cutting their magic num- as he issued free passes to eight of the Baltimore 64 77 .454 15 meetings in Pittsburgh, where they're 13-inning victory was set up in the Cleveland 65 79 .451 15.5 weighing the confirmation of Robert ber to 10. Yesterday the A's rode a 11 batters he faced. Charlie Hough ninth when Houston tied the score on New York 58 84 .408 21.5 Nederlander as the new general partner five-run sixth inning to a 9-3 romp lasted five and a third innings as he a run-scoring single off the bat of of the New York Yankees. Nederlander over the Seattle Mariners in the picked up the win. The bright spot for Ken Caminiti. Until then, Cincin- Oakland 91 51 .641 - 0 has been Chicago 80 62 .563 11 chosen by Yankee ownership Kingdome. Rookie Dann Howitt the Bronx Bombers was another nati's Jose Rijo had held the Astros to replace George Steinbrenner, but he Texas 75 68 .524 16.5 made his first major contribution to home run for rookie Kevin Maas. It scoreless on a pairof hits. Houston's still needs the approval of nine A.L. California 72 71 .503 19.5 the club by delivering a tie-breaking was the 17thoftheyearfor the young Seattle 70 73 .490 21.5 owners and a majority of the N.L. Danny Darwin did not figure in the triple in the big inning. It was his first phenom despite coming up late. decision, but lowered his N.L.-lead- Kansas City 67 76 .469 24.5 owners to take charge. A vote is ex- Minnesota 65 79 .451 27 major league hit and it sparked the Chicago was not treated very pected today. The owners yesterday ing ERA mark to 2.04. National League A's to their ninth victory in 10 well by host Cleveland as the Indians Most eyes heard a report on National league ex- were centered on New East A L M-Uf pansion, got a briefing on new parks in games. pounded the White Sox 12-2, hand- York's SheaStadiumlastnightas the Pittsburgh 84 59 .587 - four American League cities and Kansas City is still showing the ing Chicago their sixth loss in seven New York Mets opened their two- New York 81 61 .570 2.5 Montreal 75 67 .528 8.5 learned that A.L. teams will be discour- Blue Jays. Thenumber three and four games. Brook Jacoby and Alex Cole game series against Pittsburgh with a aged from supplying alcohol for post- Chicago 67 75 .472 16.5 batters in the Royals' lineup com- each had four of the Indians' 17 hits. 2-1 win over the Pirates. David Cone Philadelphia game celebrations by championship 65 76 .458 18.5 bined for six hits, four inns and four Stan Jefferson and Carlos Baerga fired a three-hitter St. Louis 64 79 .448 20 teams. for the Mets, who RBI's as the Royals topped Toronto added home runs. Jacoby had three closed within two and a-half games Astros - KRIV-TV in Houston Cincinnati 80 61 .567 7-5 at Royals Stadium. George Brett RBI's. of the Pirates. - says baseball commissioner Fay Vin- Cone fanned eight and Los Angeles 75 68 .524 6 had two singles cent wants to talk with Houston Astros' and two triples for In Baltimore, Jeff McKnight's walked four, one of those walks forc- San Francisco 75 68 .524 6 owner John McMullen about his inter- K.C. and Bo Jackson added an RBI first major-league home run and run- ing home Pittsburgh's onlyrunin the San Diego 66 76 .465 14.5 est in owning dog and horse racing double and a three-run homer. The scoring single by Cal Ripken capped third inning. Dave Magadan had two Houston 64 78 .451 16.5 Atlanta 58 85 .406 23 tracks. McMullen has applied for track result ended a nine-game Royals' a two-run eighth inning and lifted the hits for New York and drove in both licenses in Texas. A baseball spokes- losing streak and a six-game Toronto Orioles to a 2-1 win over Detroit. Met runs with a first-inning double. Wednesday's results man says if McMullen gets them, he winning streak. It also dropped the McKnight connected for the long At Jack Murphy Stadium, American League could be forced to sell Los the Astros. Base- Blue Jays four games behind first- ball off Jack Morris, who had limited Oakland 9, Seattle 3 ball rules prohibit team owners from Angeles scored seven times in the place Boston in the A.L. West. Baltimore to two hits until the eighth. last two innings Boston 6, Milwaukee 1 having aninterestinpari-mutualtracks. to speed past San Texas 5,New York 4 At Fenway Park, the Red Sox Rookie Ben McDonald went the dis- Diego 10-3. Kal Daniels broke a tie Baltimore 2, Detroit 1 beat Milwaukee 6-1 on a NFL Mike Bod- tance for the O's as he improved his score with a pinch three-run double Cleveland 12, Chicago 2 dicker seven-hitter. Boddicker slate to7-4. The loss dropped Morris Kansas City 7, Toronto 5 Players - Don Majkowski may in the eighth. Eddie Murray had struck out three California 8, Minnesota 6 have some trouble reclaiming his job as and didn't walk to 11-18. Cecil Fielder's first inning three hits, including a home run and anyone while winning Today's games Green Bay quarterback. His under- for the 15th single provided the Tigers with their four runs scored for the Dodgers. New York at Detroit study Anthony Dilweg was named time. The victory came in the last only run, giving him his majors-lead- Hubie Brooks scored three times and Baltimore at Toronto NFC Offensive Player of the Week, game of a 13-game homestand for ing 117th RBI. Lenny Harris added three hits to Boston at Chicago Seattle at Califomia yesterday for his three-touchdown, the Red Sox. They were 7-6 over that Out in California, Devon White L.A.'s 16-hit offense. The result Minnesota at Oakland 248-yard performance last Sunday in stretch. Ellis Burks and Carlos Quin- homered and drove in three runs as leaves the Dodgers tied with San National the Pack's win over the Rams. Miami League tana each had three of Boston's 13 the Angels completed a three-game Francisco for second Chicago 9, Philadelphia 3 running back Sammie Smith earned place in the hits. sweep with an 8-6 win over Minne- SanFrancisco 8, Atlanta 3 AFC honors for his 159-yard game. On N.L. West, six games behind first- At Yankee Stadium, a three-run sota. Houston 3, Cincinnati 1 (13) the Defensive side, Lawrence Taylor place Cincinnati. Montreal 6, St Louis 2 shook off any ill effects from his hold- Up in Canada, Delino DeShields New York 2, Pittsburgh 1 out to become Defensive Player of the Los Angeles 10, stroked home career-high fourruns San Diego3 Week in the NFC. Cincinnati safety GITMo ATHLETICS Today's games David Fulchertook theprize in the AFC and Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd pitched Philadelphia at Chicago AQUATICS Twenty-six Innings Is the longest for sacking Jets' quarterback Ken seven strong innings as the Expos Houston at Cincinnati Cleaning pools - major league game played. between the St Louis at Montreal O'Brien for a safety. Each day, all MWR beat pools will have onehour Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves St. Louis, 6-2. DeShields chased Pittsburgh at New York Falcons - Atlanta coach Jerry devoted to the clean- ing of the pool. Nocone will be allowed to swim ending in a 1-1 tie, May 1, 1920. runs home in the first, third and fifth Glanville says he's sorry for comments during that hour. Lifeguards will be on duty. innings as he connected for a single, he made Sunday after his Falcons Call 2560/2193. MARTIAL ARTS College double and his fourth trounced the Houston Oilers 47-27. Hydroaerobics - Two four-week hy- Tae Kwon Do- Tae Kwon Do classes homer of the Speaking to reporters after the game, droaerobics sessions begin Mon., Sept. 17, at are cancelled until insurance can beobtained. year. Football the former Houston coach called his the Marine Pool. First class meets every Mon., In order to cover liability for a contactsport, a Matt Williams hit a three-run Tonight's game successor, Jack Pardee, a "jerk" and Wed. and Fri., 9 to 10 a.m. Second class meets waiver must be granted by NMPC. MWR is homer that (18) Houston at Texas Tech said, "Texas can kiss my butt." Glan- Mon., Wed. and Thurs.,5 to 6 p.m. $15 for working with the Tae Kwon Do instructor, opened the scoring and ville said today he's the jerk and adds entire session, payable at MWR Information Mr. Ivan Pabon, in order to resolve thesitu- started the San Francisco Giants on Office Walk-ins - $2 per his comments about class at base gym. ation as quickly as possible. Call 3846. the way Texas were mis- Youth Swim Team - Improve to an 8-3 victory over the construed, your Recreation saying they were intended swimming skills by taking part in competition Atlanta Braves. for the media squad from the Lone Star RECREATION with the Blue Dolphin Youth Swim Team. A six-run first inning carried the State. Practices are Tues., Wed, Fri., 3:30-5 p.m. at Instructors needed - Wanted: tinis League the Marine PooL New members may be regis- and racquetball instructors. If you are inter- Chicago Cubs past the Philadelphia ested in teaching tered by parents. Call 3845. these sports through MWR Phillies 9-3. Andre Dawson had Basketball TENNIS Athletics, call Amy at 2560. Wednesday's results Roundup - The tennis world has Adult roller-skating - "Roll with the three hits and three RBI's for the NavSta Blue 69, SIMA 67 BOWLING bestofthem"atadultroller-skating,Sat., Sept splintered following the U.S. Open. Cubbies. Security 81, Hospital 35 Wild-card entry Horacio De La Pena Annual Meeting - The Young Ameri- 22, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m., in the elementary can Bowling Alliance (YABA) annual meet- provided the first upset of the ATP school multi-purpose room. $2 per session, ing will be Sept 16, 2 p.m., in Bldg. N329 skates provided. Call4075. Grand Prix at Geneva, Switzerland, (Square Dance Hall). Parents of bowlers and yesterday with a straight-set Barr a Canada's hope to win win over interested participants 15 years or older are YOUTH ACTIVITIES third-seeded favorite sonJakob Hlasek. urged to attend. Call Terri 2915. UPI - Dave Barr is Canada's The Westernwillbeplayednextyear Top seed Henri Leconte advanced to Como Mixed League - Como Mixed Pre-teen weightlifting - Every Wed., 6-8 p.m., Youth besthope to win theNational Open at at thenumber four the third round in straight sets. Seeded Thursday Night League is now taking sign- Activities offers pre-teen course atCog Hill, weightlifting for eight youngsters at the base the demanding Glen Abby players Guy Forget of France and ups for league starting Oct 4. Organizational Golf better known as "Dubsdread." Cog meeting is Sept gym. Supervision/transportation provided Course in Ontario. He Ronald Agenour of Haiti advanced at a 27. See folder at desk at Mar- was fourth and Four is considered one of the most blehead Lanes or from Youth Center. Parents must sign consent tournament in Dordeaux. call 4781. eighth in the Canadian Open the last demanding public-fee courses in the And in the Midnight Rambler-A MidnightRam- form available at Youth Center. Call 4075. women's Austrian Open, West two years and he's coming off a nation. Ger- bler winter league will start Sept. 14, 9 p.m. GBYAA Soccer - Soccer is forming the first week in third-place many's Claudia Kohde-Kilsch won her Sign up at Marblehead Lanes or call Terri at Oct GBYAA is in need of finish in last week's PGA The LPGA is slated to go a full 72 first-round match in three sets. 2195and leave a message. commissioners and coachesnow. Call Woody event. Steve Jones defends his title, holes at 4740 DWH or2903 this weekin the SafeCo Classic AWH, Jim Chapman at but Mark Calcavecchia, last year's 5334 DWH or 2127 AWH orJudy Ledoux at at the Meridian Valley Country Club BOXING BRIDGE GROUP runner-up, is looking to end a winless 4477 DWH or 2672 AWH. in Washington State. But the Pacific Ruddock - Heavyweight Dono- All Hands - The All Hands Bridge Pre-teen foosball tournament - A drought that has lasted through the Group played Mon. night with two Northwest climate could have some- van "Razor" Ruddock has announced tables in Pre-teen foosball tournament is set for Sat, year. play. The Swiss Team event was won by Sh- Sept. he is taking his 24-1-1 record to the 15, 6p.m.,at theYouth Center. Prize for The PGA's new policy against thing to say about it. Rain fell on eryl/Gary Blair and Trish Allushuski/Ron 1st place. Call 4075. camp of promoter Bob Arum. Ruddock Clapper. yesterday's Pro-Am practice round. Bridge is played every Monday night re-ieen aers at ri e - ciutag, discrimination has forced its first said he took the advice of his long-time at 6:30. Call Janice at 4892. snorkeling or cruising . take your pick on the change of venue. The Beth Daniel is the odds-on favo promoter to join Arum's top rank to Western Open, Pre-TeenBarel Boat Ride,Thurs., Sept. 20, 6 She's the defending gain greater exposure and to land 3 the second-oldest tournament on the champ and she s pay- CAPTAIN'S CUP to 9 p.m. $ , must pre-register at the Youth per-view fights. Arum is trying to land PGA Tour, is leaving the restrictive also coming off two straight tour Football games - Due to the DEFEX Canter by Set 18. Call 4075. the 26-year-old Butler National Country Club out- victories Jamaican a January shed. for Sept. 21, all Captain's Cup football Teen pool tourney - Come out to "Sat- last month and six wins urday's" for bout against Trevor Berbick, followed games set for that date are reached. for Sept a Teen PoolTourney, Sat., Sept. side Chicago and is going public. overall this year. 6 15. by a pay-per-view fight against Carl 27, as follows: 7 vs. 10, p.m.; 8 vs. 9, 7:15 9 p.m. Prize for 1t place. Call 4075. "The Truth" Williams. p.m.; 1 vs. 3, 8:30 p.m. Call 2560. Terrn w ingpamy- omyear nec s the eWD - at Teen Bowling Party, Tues., Sept. 18, 8 to Soccer cticew7 e today and Tues. Sept 18 at p.m. Captain's 10 p.m. Transportation from the Youth Center Nothing serious NCAA provided. found in his Cup season is two weeks away. Call Lt j.g. Pa- $3, must sign up by Sept. 17 at Football - The Southwest Con- cyna at 4162/4814 for details. Youth Center. Call 4075. ference begins play tonight with a rare Teen football tourney - There will be shoulder, Roger a Teen Foosball to be back Thursday night meeting between FITNESS Tourney, Thurs., Sept 20, Houston and Texas Tech. The Cougars 8:30 p.m., at the Youth Center. Prize for 1st UPI - Boston's team physician Clemens will return for the stretch Prolle testing - Be fit not fat Let Mike place. Call 4075. are under new coach John Jenkins. give you the says it's still optimistic to believe dnve, "An optimistic reality" Cle facts about your body's fitness e atng - o erskating They're trying to build on last season's level. Fitness Profile screening cots $60-100 planned at the elementary sch. this weekend. Roger Clemens will be back on the mens is 20-6 with a major-league- 9-2 mark, compiled under NCAA in the states but is available pro- at the Fitness Grades 7-12, Fri., 7:30-9:30 pm. Grades three mound before the end of the season. leading 1.98 ERA. bation. Tech was 9-3 with a win over Center for only $15. For an appoinment call and below, Sat, 5-7 p.m., mst be accompa- The Red Sox ace underwent Duke in the All-American Bowl. But 3846. nied by an adult Grades 4-6, Sat., 7:30-9:30 More important to Clemens' re- Tech is coming off an opening loss to Membership discount - Save $5 when p.m. All skaters must beregistered by parent medical tests on his ailing shoulder turn, Boston's lead over Toronto in your friend Ohio State, while Houston mopped joins the Fitness Center during the Call 4075. yesterday up first of each for the second time in a the AL, East is now four games. UNLV last weekend. month. To qualify, you must be a current member. Call 3846. Story Hotline, 4819! week. The doctor found no structural Clemens is cleared to begin light damage, but terms the possibility throwing this weekend.