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Vol. 31, No. 115 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, June 16, 1976

(UPI)--Another name was added yes- Miss Ray has told the FBI that In another development, House terday to the growing list of poli- her sexual encounter with Gravel Speaker Carl Albert said he will ticians being drawn into the was arranged by then-Rep. Kenneth move to postpone House Democratic Washington sex scandal. Gray, D-Ill., her one-time boss, caucus action against Rep. Wayne Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson who hoped to influence Gravel's po- Hays, another figure in the sex quoted a Virginia woman as saying sition on public works legislation. scandal, until next Wednesday. she had sexual relations with Sen. Mrs. Gardner also claims she was Harry Byrd of Virginia. paid a premium salary and was not "Then we'll dispose of it," Albert Anderson's column said the woman, asked to do much work so she would said emphatically. whom he did not identify, had gone be available as a sexual partner A resolution before the caucus to Byrd for help in locating her for Young, who calls her charges would force Hays to step aside as husband and had ended up submitting "poppycock." chairman of the House Administra- Byrd added to Byrd's sexual advances. tion Committee. Sen. Byrd, last night, described Hays, recuperating in Ohio after the story as "totally false." In taking an overdose of sleeping a statement hand-delivered to UPI, pills, already has relinquished his Byrd gave a totally different ver- role as head of the House Democratic sion. Congressional Campaign Committee, He said the woman came to him be- but has tried to hold on to his job cause she feared for her life and as chairman of the administration was worred about alleged political committee. corruption in Virginia. He denied to sex the allegations that he had sex with Albert also said the charge a- her. gainst Howe would bring some dis- Rep. Allan Howe has won a delay credit upon Congress if it is true. in entering his plea to a charge of However, if it is false, it could soliciting sex from two policewomen boomerang and bring Howe sympathy, posing as prostitutes in Salt lake Albert said. City, Utah. The Washington Post reported yes- His lawyers got a five-day post- terday that the National Park Ser- ponement to consult with the first- vice, on orders of then-Director term Democrat. Howe, who said he George Hartzog, rigged a power line scandal list may quit Congress, is expected to to provide free electricity to announce his political plans before Gray's houseboat, docked at the the end of the week. He is under Columbia Marina owned by the Park pressure from both the public and Service. his party to withdraw as a candi- Special electric lines were run date for another term in the House. into the boat in 1971, the news- Meanwhile, Colleen Gardner said paper said. At that time, Gray she knew of a sexual rendezvous was shepherding through Congress arranged by a congressman between legislation to appropriate addi- Elizabeth Ray and Sen. Mike Gravel, tional federal money the Park Ser- D-Alaska, and of instances where vice needed to complete construc- her former boss, Rep. John Young, Ohio Rep. Wayne Hays tion of its National Visitor Center. D-Tex., pressured her and other Neither Gray nor Hartzog could be staffers to have sex with him. reached for comment on the report.

Platform Committee votes down health insurance system

WASHINGTON (AP)--The Democratic about $3 billion to $3.5 billion The rejection of public financing Platform Committee yesterday voted of welfare payments. for national health insurance leaves down, by a narrow margin, a propos- However, Stuart Eizenstat, the party still calling for a com- World News Digest al calling for public financing of Carter's chief representative on prehensive insurance plan, but a comprehensive national health the 153-member committee, said a without any indication how it should insurance system for Americans. similar proposal but with different be financed. The rejection of the plan was language would Carter supporters believe that SEA ISLAND, Ga. (IPI)--Jimmy Carter be introduced in the engineered by supporters of Jimmy platform committee meeting. should be decided later, says he considers himself lucky to Carter, the leading candidate for have become governor of Georgia af- the party's presidential nomination. ter the segregation crisis of the They planned to introduce their 1950's. Carter said George Wallace own financing proposals for health Rabin says war may endanger security is an anachronism, adding that the insurance later in the meetings Alabama governor "capitalized on here of the party's platform commit- TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)--Prime The prime minister the racial issue by standing in the warned that if tee. The proposal would call for Minister Yitzhak Rabin warned yes- schoolhouse door." a new situation came about "There financing of national health insur- terday that the Lebanese civil war is likely to be a change in our po- ance "by a combination of employer- could endanger Israel's security sition as well, as required for our TOKYO (UPI)--No injuries have been employe shared payroll taxes and "if Lebanon loses its independence security." reported in a moderately strong general tax revenues." and falls victim to the terrorist But he added, "It goes without earthquake which shook central Japan The difference is that the de- organizations and allies, or is saying that inasmuch as it depends this morning. The quake, which feated proposal could mean the gov- trampled under." on us, we prefer that no situation measured four on the Japanese scale ernment would pay for health insur- In a policy speech to Parliament, arises which would need action by of seven, halted trains in Tokyo for ance out of general tax revenue, Rabin said Israel cannot be indif- us across the border." about half an hour. without fixing any specific tax for ferent to the Lebanese fighting. Rabin did not spell out what con- the health plan. The prime minister reported that ditions would trigger Israeli in- The Carter proposal is considered the Israeli army "is prepared, tervention in Lebanon, saying a compromise, since it would provide keeping watch on our security." "Obviously, I must keep tc a few for employer-employe contributions, Syrian tanks were reported moving words." Navy Relief gets $3541 . 10 in addition to general tax revenues. on Marjayoun, six miles from the The cost of such a program has northeast tip of Israel, in a not been ratified here, although drive against Palestinian guerrilla Gitmo contributed $3541.10 to Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, bases in southern lebanon. The the 1976 Navy Relief campaign, chairman of the Platform Drafting Syrians have sent more than 12,000 according to final figures released Committee, said it would not cost troops into Lebanon in an effort yesterday by IT (j.g.) Harold P. more than the $130 billion Americans to end the civil war there and Littlejohn, the campaign project now spend for health services. prevent radical leftists and officer. The Carter-backed amendment on Palestinians from taking over the This was $113.10 more than the health insurance also would provide country. $3428 contributed last year, for a phasing in of a health insur- Littlejohn noted. ance system, rather than asking The breakdown by commands was: that it be put into effect all at "We are following developments Naval Station- $876.21, NAS-$831.05, once. alertly, the army is on guard," Marine Barracks-$577.25, Security The 45-40 vote indicated the Rabin said. "The factions at work Group-$300.09, VC-10-$277, FTG- strong hold that the Carter forces in Lebanon are well aware what moves $179, Dental-8137, Naval Bospital- have on the campaign drafting and circumstances on Lebanon's soil $125, ComNavBase-$98, Weather Ser- process here. They also helped to will be seen by us as a new and in- vice-$77, Commissary-$53.50, and defeat another recommendation that tolerable situation for Israel's MCB-40-$10. the federal government take over security." Page: Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, June 16, 1976

CPO WIVES' CLUB DANCE WATER SAFETY AIDES NEEDED

The CPO Wives' Club will sponsor a There is a critical need of additi- Bicentennial Dance June 26 in the onal water safety aide volunteers to Topside Lounge of the CPO Club be- assist in the summer swimming pro- ginning at 8 p.m. Phase I Disco will gram. Because of this need an ad- provide the music. Tickets will be ditional safety aide class is being co mmunity sold at the door, $3 per couple and organized. The first class begins $2 stag. The dance is open to all Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the en- CPOs, civilian equivalents, and in- listed pool. The minimum age is vited guests. 14. Candidates should be junior life B ullein saving qualified or have equivalent JUNIOR CHOIR PROGRAM skill and ability. The aides will assist the water safety instructor The junior choir is planning a in teaching swimming skills, super- program for July 11. Choir members vision, maintaining records and aE Board are urged to attend all practices maintain proper safety conduct. possible. Practice is held each Any youth interested may phone the Thursday at 6 p.m. in the base Red Cross at 95434 DWH or stop by chapel. in person.

MEETINGS NEW TIME FOR AIR CONDITIONERS MAMA ELLIE FLOAT NOTE

TODAY ComNavBase announced yesterday Children wishing to ride on the that based on energy savings during Mama Ellie and Friends float during the first 14 days of June and as- the bicentennial parade on July 4 OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will suming diligent efforts of Gitmo should write to Mama Ellie via the Practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- residents continue, office air con- guard mail to AFRTS. blehead Hall. For more information ditioners may be used starting at call 98258 AWH. 10 a.m. on workdays. They can BINGO will be played at the Staff continue all day beginning NCO Club beginning at 8 p.m. June 15 and running through Sept. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet. 15. Fans in units may be used for For more information call 95454 ventilation at any time. Administration reduces estimates DWH. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Ford Adminis- TOMORROW NON-U.S. WIVES' CLUB BAKE SALE Stamp Program as not needy. The or- tration yesterday sharply reduced iginal estimate was 1.66 million. its The Non-U.S. Wives' Club will estimates of how many persons --About 1.38 million families OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will hold a bake sale in front of the would suffer a loss in food stamp still eligible would have their practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- Navy Exchange beginning at 10 a.m. benefits and how much money would benefits reduced. The original es- blihead Hall, For more information be saved under new federal regula- timate was 1.72 million families. call 98258 AWH. tions for the program. --Taxpayers would save $1 billion, EXERCICE from 6 to 7 p.m. For The administration said nearly instead of $1.2 billion. more information call Leonard Gobert JACK AND JILL TOURNAMENT 800,000 fewer recipients than orig- --Instead of 24 per cent of the at 90126 AWH. inally estimated would be hurt by remaining families getting increased BINGO will be played at the Wind- The Men's Golf Association will the new regulations. It also said benefits, 36.7 per cent would get jammer beginning at 8 p.m. sponsor a Jack and Jill golf tour- that $200 million less would be them. nament Sunday at 1 p.m. Entry fee saved than officials thought when The affidavit was signed by P. is $3. There will be free refresh- the estimates were first drawn up Royal Shipp, a deputy administrator BICENTENNIAL BOXER ments and trophies for first, last summer. for the Agriculture Department's second and third place, plus The disclosures came as the gov- Food and Nutrition Service. longest drives and closest to the ernment registered its opposition Marine Barracks will be hosting a pin. in federal court to a request for a Generally, the regulations would Bicentennial Boxer at 7 pn, on the preliminary injunction against the limit stamps to those families with 4th of July at Cooper Field. A pre- regulations. The injunction was monthly incomes no more than $100 liminary smoker was held on Friday JIM HUTCHERSON AND sought by 22 states, 73 food stamp above official poverty lines. For at the Marine Barracks and they are families, the U.S. Conference of a three-person household, for ex- now looking for a few good challeng- THE CRESCENDOS Mayors and 108 private organizations. ample, that would be $383 plus $100. prs. For further information, call A preliminary injunction would Shipp said that about a third of lst T. Hinkle at Marine Barracks, Jim Hutcherson and the Crescendos delay the regulations until the those who would lose their stamps 951 will be performing Friday night 44 DWH. at plaintiffs' lawsuit, before U.S. would be eliminated by new provi- the Como Club and again Saturday District Judge John Lewis Smith Jr., sions calculating income on the night at the CPO Club. Both per- is settled. basis of actual earnings during the formances will be from 9 to 1 a.m. COMMISSARY TO CLOSE JULY 6 Another judge delayed the regula- previous three months. The present tions last month, but his order ex- program bases eligibility on current CPO POOL CLOSED The Commissary Store will be closed pired with today's hearing. needs and anticipated income for July 6 in observance of Independence An affidavit filed by the Justice the month ahead. The CPO pool was closed at 8 a.m. Department said that under the new The plaintiff's major Day. today for approximately one week for legal argu- regulations: ment against the regulations is maintenance. Swimming classes sched- --About 1.29 million families that the 90-day rule violates the FLOAT NOTE uled for the CPO pool will be held would be eliminated from the Food laws' emphasis on current needs. at the Iguana pool at their regular times. All Caribbean Arts and Crafts Asso- iation members interested in helping with or riding on a float for the 4th of July parade call Chris Sharp SWINGER'S POOL PARTY NATO lauds Canada for good job at 90263 AWH. OTTAWA (AP)--Canada received commitment on the North Atlantic. praise from Nato allies at The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance the just The government is now searching NO-TAP BOWLING TOURNAMENT concluded Club will have a pool party Friday NATO meeting in Brussels for- another aircraft. night at 6:30 at the Iguana Pool. for modernizing forces in Europe and There will be a singles men's Festivities will begin with a pot for work done in earthquake-ravaged and women's no tap bowling tourna- luck dinner. All participants are Italy, the Defense Department said WATER STATUS ment Saturday. Entry fee asked to bring their own chairs yesterday. is $5 each. Registration closes at for the pool area. For more infor- In a statement, the department YESTERDAY'S 8 -.m. Saturday. mation call Jan Lingnau at 95543 AT. quoted Defense Minister James WATER FIGURES: Richardson as saying his NATO col- leagues enthusiastically received BLUE CARIBE NOTE PRODUCED: 1,461,000 MIDWAY BOOTH REPRESENTATIVES Canada's plans to modify and improve CONSUMED: 112621000 The Blue Caribe will be closed equipment of Canadian forces in Eur- IN STORAGE: 19171,000 for lunch only July 10 and July TO MEET WITH CHIEF GWALTNEY ope. WATER GAIN: 19,000 13 The government announced earlier Representatives of clubs and this month that it plans to acquire U.NAVAL organizations with midway booths the West German Leopard tank for its GUANTANAMO for the Fourth of July are asked armed forces in Europe, BY replacing License requirements to meet Chief Gwaltney at the mid- the out-dated Centurions the army is way tomorrow at 5 p.m. using. The cost will be about $160 million. New Mexico, invalid upon expiration The DOD statement quoted West Ger- date. CHILD DAY CARE CENTER man Defense Minister Georg Leber as New York, If in service after June expressing sincere gratitude to Can- 25, 1950, may continue to use li- NEEDS BOOKKEEPER ada. cense for six months after either cap. .JhnM~onell Capt, rn T. Watkins He said that the importance of the the expiration of the New York De- The Child Day Care Center is pre- modernization decision "goes far be- fense Emergency Act or the holder's sently in need of a part time book- yond these practical aspects; it is separation from service, whichever keeper. Experienced persons can also an expression of the tangible occurs first. Jo1 Bill BoOe .Edior apply by calling the center at and visible Canadian commitment to- North Carolina, servicepeople sta- 95405 or Mrs. Ann Thomson at 90195. wards Europe." tioned outside of state may renew JS-A Clay Willi- -s. Joseph Luns, NATO secretary-general license by mail within 1 year from said he welcomes the news about ac- expiration. Application must be SIXPACK YAK TO APPEAR quisition of the Leopards. endorsed by CO or other authorized of the Naval Base public affars officer. Printed The defense statement made no men- persons and accompanied by a doc- fhiv t sweky government evene o government The Six Pack Yak will be appearing tion of the $1 billion Lockheed tor's certificate as to physical equipent,. the opinions0 00,00 000 at that appearohereinoare noto be c ,onsmd asof- the leeward Pointer Saturday, Orion condition. ficial or as reflecting the views of CodavoBase or deal that fell through last the Department of the Naow. from 8 to 12 p.m. They will month. The Orion would have pro- North Dakota, license valid until be playing nostalgia music. vided Canada's NATO anti-submarine 30 days after discharge. Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 tommitteee studies bill to break up oil companies

WASHINGTON (AP)--A closely divided duction, and mean higher prices for they see no chance of mustering the Senate Judiciary Committee is taking consumers. two-thirds majority that would be up a controversial bill which would They also say it would increase required to override a veto by Pres. force the breakup of the nation's 18 the already growing dependence on Ford. largest oil companies by limiting foreign oil by impairing the indus- their operations to one segment of try's ability to raise capital for In the Senate last year, when an the industry. Within five years, costly projects like Alaskan oil energy bill was up for debate, an the firms would have to choose be- development and offshore drilling. amendment to break up major oil com- tween production, transportation. panies was defeated. The closeness or refining-marketing. Judiciary Majority Leader Mike Mansfied, of the vote jolted the industry, Committee hearings were to begin D-Mont., indicated to reporters while it encouraged those who con- yesterday. that the bill is so controversial tend the big integrated companies Republican Leader Sen. Hugh Scott, it may be impossible to deal with have too much market power. R-Pa., a Judiciary Committee member, it at this year's Senate session, said that he favored reporting the which is to adjourn Oct. 2. The bill would give the Federal bill to the Senate even though he The bill was approved by the Trade Commission authority to re- might vote against it in the end. Judiciary Committee's Antitrust view, approve, modify and ultimately "It's the kind of bill that war- Panel by a 4-3 vote on April 1. accept oil industry divestiture rants public debate," he said. plans. Since Supporters recommend that splint- then, at the insistence of The oil companies to which the ering the industry giants into sep- the bill's opponents, additional bill would apply are Exxon, Texaco, arate, smaller segments would in- committee hearings were held at Shell, Standard Oil (Indiana), crease competition and lower prices. which witnesses from the Departments Gulf, Mobil, Atlantic-Richfield, Opponents maintain the industry of Justice, State, Defense, Treas- Standard Oil of California, Getty, already is highly competitive and ury, Agriculture and other agencies Union, Sun, Phillips, Continental, argue the bill would make it less testified against it. Cities Service, Marathon, Bo-Sohio, efficient, add to costs, reduce pro- Supporters of the bill concede American, Hess and Ashland. British mercenary labeled murderer in Angola

LUANDA, Angola (AP)--The Marxist ascribed himself as a driver, made counsel Bob Cesner of Columbus, government's first witness yester- the identification of the two white Ohio, got the witness to admit he day pointed out "Cowboy Callan", a prisoners and testified that the might have seen Gearhart wave a gun British subject, as a murderer who mercenary band robbed the bank in but couldn't have understood any terrorized his town, and then Sao Salvador. words because he does not speak pointed to American Daniel Gearhart Four mercenaries already told the English. Pres. Franjeih as the mercenary he saw "threatening court how Callan ordered the mas- Joao Anzcio, a black hunter, told an Angolan soldier with death." sacre of 14 of his men who wanted the court how mercenaries took Callan, in handcuffs, wore his out. over his hut. Antonio kept calling habitual bored smirk as Fernando "That's the Cowboy," said the them "Americans," but the ones he Franjieh lets Baires singled him out among the 13 first African witness, pointing an pointed out in the dock were all white mercenaries on trial. The accusing, wagging finger at Callan. British, including Callan. peacekeeping force American from Kensignton, Md., Gearhart, he singled out with a Two other Americans are also on seemed stunned and confused. wave of his open hand. He said he trial. They are Gary Acker from into Lebanon (h the fifth day of the show trial had seen him in a jeep with another Sacramento, Calif., and Gustave of 13 white mercenaries the Moslem mercenary "threatening some FNLA Grillo, an Argentine-born natural- black spectators murmured with soldiers with death." ized American from Jersey City, excitement as the witness, who de- Under cross examination, defense N.J. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)--Suleiman Franjieh, the Christian president of Lebanon, yesterday consented to Nations express sorrow over murder the dispatch of a joint Arab peace- keeping force to Lebanon, the right wing Lebanese radio reported. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP)--Nations of The Jamaican delegation joined in Franjieh's reported acceptance of the hemisphere joined yesterday in expressing condolences to the Peru- plan, proposed last week by the expressing condolences to Peru for- vian government. League, reversed previous the murder of the Peruvian ambassa- statements by Christian leaders dor to Jamaica. The text of the message transmitted that they would resist any inter- Pernando Rodriquez was killed by to the Peruvian government by Jama- vention by foreign troops other several men wielding knives as he ican Foreign Minister, Dudley than Syrians in Lebanon's 14-month returned to his official residence Thompson, was read to the meeting civil war. Monday night in Kingston, according of the OAS. The radio, monitored here, said to news dispatches. the announcement of Franjieh' sac- The news of the diplomat's murder "We send our most sincere condo- ceptance was made by Mahmoud Riad, was read to a stunned general assem- lencds from the government and peo- secretary general of the Arab bly of the Organization of American ple of Jamaica," the message said. League. States. "Ambassador Rodriques made an out- Spain heads standing contribution to the good relations which exist between our countries and he will be sadly Leone not suspected of payoff involvement missed." for democracy

WASHINGTON (AP)--Two leaders of the Senate Subcommittee on Multi- MADRID (AP)--Seven months after national Corporations said yester- the death of Gen. Francisco Franco, day they have no evidence that Pres. Spain's new regime is zig-zagging Giovanni Leone of Italy was involved to find its path to democracy, lib- in payoffs by the Lockheed Aircraft FBI calls bombs part eralizing one day and cracking down Corp. the next. Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, sub- With the right trying to block re- committee chairman, and Sen. Charles of extortion scheme forms from the inside and the left Percy, R-Ill., its ranking Republi- denouncing them from the outside, can member, made the statement in the government faces a series of the Senate to scotch rumors arising new confrontations in the days im- in the June 20 Italian election WASHINGTON (AP)--The FBI said mediately ahead. campaign that Leone might have re- yesterday that a series of letter Government officials insist liber- ceived a Lockheed payoff. bombs sent to corporations and alization will stick but they acknow Sen. John 0. Pastore, D-R.I., re- business executives throughout the ledge the battle is far from won and ported the rumors to the Senate United States are part of an ex- summer will be crucial. last Friday as the Senate passed a tortion scheme. Already there have been suggestions resolution supporting continuation FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley King Juan Carlos, as head of state of democracy in Italy. warned businesses and individuals and a popular man in public opinion Church and Percy, who conducted The senators said they made their to be on the alert for mailed ex- polls, should assume a more active the subcommittee's probe of Leckheed statements after checking with sub- plosives. Letter bombs have been role, perhaps rule by decree. Re- payments to foreign officials in committee staff investigators and received in at least seven cities. curring rumors of cabinet dissidence connection with aircraft sales, reviewing subcommittee files. Four women were injured slightly or a possible shakeup have compli- said the subcommittee has no evi- Pastore, expressing his hope that Monday when one of the bombs, ex- cated government planning. dence "that Pres. Leone received or the people of Italy "will do the ploded, but other devices were de- Certainly, the turmoil predicted was intended to receive any funds right thing" in the June 20 elec- activated by bombs squads or fail- after Franco died has not shaken the from the Lockheed Corp." tions, said he called for a recital ed to explode. country as it did neighboring Percy declared there is "no evi- of the truth because rumors are An FBI spokesman said the bombs Portugal at the end of years of dence whatsoever" that Leone was rampant in Italy that Leone might were "part of an extortion thing right-wing dictatorship. The gov- "implicated directly or indirectly" have been one of the recipients of that had been going on for some ernment claims this alone should in the Lockheed payoffs. Lockheed payoffs. time." He declined further comment. merit confidence. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Frazier Finley makes trades Today's Baseball standings announces retirement from 0 before deadline NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE ring

East W L GB East W L GB (UPI)--A beaten Joe Frazier says (UPI)--In two deals last night, Philadelphia 39 17 New York 32 22 he's retiring from the ring after Charles 0. Finley stripped the Pittsburgh 33 25 7 Cleveland 27 28 5 1/2 36 matches. Oakland Athletics of three former New York 31 32 11 1/2 Boston 26 28 6 Ibrmer heavyweight champ George World Series stars. Chicago 26 33 14 1/2 Baltimore 25 31 8 Foreman pounded his way to a tech- Pitcher 11da Blue went to the St. Louis 25 35 16 Detroit 24 31 8 1/2 nical knockout over the 32-year-old , while Joe Rudi Montreal 20 33 17 1/2 Milwaukee 22 30 9 Frazier in the fifth round of last and Rollie Fingers were dealt to night's-fight from Nassau Coliseum the Boston Red Sox. In return, West West on Long Island, N.Y. Finley got $3 million in the stra Cincinnati 39 22 Kansas City 38 19 Frazier, who entered the ring player-for-cash deals. Los Angeles 35 26 4 Texas 33 21 3 1/2 with his head shaved as a psycho- Blue is a three-time 20-game wi San Diego 32 27 6 Chicago 27 27 9 1/2 logical ploy, had held his own until ner who won the 1971 Cy Young Awa Houston 29 33 10 1/2 Minnesota 27 29 10 1/2 the fifth round, bobbing and weaving Rudi is a steady hitter with a su Atlanta 24 34 13 1/2 Oakland 28 31 11 and using the ropes in an attempt glove, and Fingers was the A's San Francisco 23 39 16 1/2 California 25 37 15 1/2 to make Foreman tire himself. bullpen ace and the Most Valuable Suddenly, in the fifth round, World Series. Foreman landed a right uppercut, Player in the 1974 BASEBALL SCORES IROM YESTERDAY All three were unsigned for the then proceeded to hammer away at a 1976 season. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE defenseless Frazier for at least a In another deal before the trad Atlanta 5, St. Louis 4 Texas 3, Cleveland 2 half minute before scoring a knock- down with deadline, the New York Yankees an Cincinnati 6, Chicago Cubs 4 New York Yankees 4, Minnesota 2 a short right hand. swapped 10 play New York Mets 2, Los Angeles 1 Baltimore 4, Chicago White Sox 0 Frzier was up almost immediately, ers. The Yanks acquired pitchers Philadelphia 10, San Francisco 2 Kansas City 21, Detroit 7 but appeared dazed. Frazier went , Doyle Alexander, G San Diego 2, Montreal 1 Oakland 3, Boston 2 down again for an eight count and Jackson and Jim Freeman plus catch Pittsburgh at Houston (Postponed) California 1, Milwaukee 0 his handler, Eddie Futch, rushed a- Elrod Hendricks. The Orioles get cross the outside of the ring apron catcher Rick Dempsey, and pitcher to tell referee Harold Valan to , , Dave ,,a,\EN-4 stop the fight. Pagan and Scott MacGregor. Frazier, who retires with 31 wins In addition, the AW and four loses with two defeats a- purchased veteran outfielder Joe piece to Foreman and Muhammad Ali Lahoud from the California Angels says he'll "Put the gloves on the for only slightly more than the wall and boogie, boogie, boogie. waiver price. In nine seasons, I'm going to live happily ever af- Lahoud has a batting average of ter." .225. OFF THE MAT "_____

by All ads will be run one time ornly, under Super Six guitar amp with six You must submit your ad each time e 12" enclosed speakers, 100 watts you want it to be printed. Ads mmayBIAS, $525; Kustom Kasino four chan- be submitted by calling 951144 be e- nel PA system, 100 watt peak with fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one two 6' column speakers, $650; Kustom of the drop boxes. Ads which dis s- bass amp, 100 watts, $400; Carry All Mike Grogan criminate on the basis of race, s:ex, trailer, good condition, $75. Pack creed, color, or national origin will out day is Nonday. Call 951048 AT iot be accepted. The Gazette re- * or see at FR 36. Sometimes our vistas are rather And that's where Don won it, not serves the right to re-write any ad limited andwe set our goals atlevels with a string of birdies or even it deems necessary., Regulator and Seavue gauge; life below our potential. Other times we with one exceptional hole. He just vest; speargun; depth gauge, weights aim above our heads without any real shot hole after hole of steady golf and weight belt; diver's knife, masks,, chance of achieving that which we and watched Tulloch's challenge snorkels and fins. Call 951016 AWN set out to attain. In either case disappear into the sunset as Don for sale or see at FR 11 AWN. we do ourselves an injustice. gained a three stroke win.and But when the time comas that we the trophy as the best golfer on are able to set a realistic goal: Gitmo. '75 Rupp in good condition. Askir for rent one that is within our abilities and SHORT PUTTS: Claude Ellison came $75. Call M-210 "A" Complex GHB ,Home: on Virgina Beach, three bed- yet offers challenge, one that re- out on top of the first flight of ask for Kean. room house on a large, quiet cul quires us to put forth our greatest the tournament, turning back Ed de sac lot near water, available effort, and then we meet that goal. Crowell who dogged Elly's footsteps '62 Plymouth Valiant, good runnir July 1. Call 85347 AT. .that is when competing and win- all four days.Dave Clarke came on condition. Price negotiable. See ning are truly satisfying. strong in the final round and took Addair, room 0208 AWH or call 8589 the second flight trophy after com- DWH. For Don Best it was a thirty-foot wanted par putt on the par three, 14th hole ing from behind to get a one stroke Ride wanted from to Transportation that made the difference. As he edge on yours truly. and Lee Ramey Harley Davidson SSX-175, beautiful TK building at 7 and return at 4:30 toldB.m. me later, "Hike, when that putt simply ran away with the third condition, $600. Call 85347 AT. p.m. Willing to pay for ride. Call dropped I was no longer nervous. flight.The Men's Association will 951088 AWH. I was pumped up!" sponsor a Jack and Jill tourney this '73 Kawaski 350 street bike, exce From then on rounds of the Sunday at 1 p.m.a lot of new lent condition, best offer. Call After the first two equipment in the pro shop including 97294 AWN. Gitmo boas, $5 per boa. Call 85367 Men's Scratch Golf Championship, AT. Don had held a meager two stroke clubs, balls, head covers, putters, lead over Bob Tulloch with 36 holes etc. Come on in and look around. Responsible young military couple left to play. Up to that point he'd Two 50 watt Pioneer speakers in e needs house to sit. For references been shooting steady golf. All he cellent condition, paid $220, wil call 97191. Call Grissom at 64457 had to do was keep it up and he sell. for $180; Frigidaire washer, DWH or Alice at 64345 DWH. pretty well had it sewn up. Mopar six runs but needs work, $20. Call And the trophy meant a lot to Don. 90161 AWH. Mr. Robinson, who received two packs' He knew he had a sound game and the of polaroid film from Mr. Dixson, at tools with which to make him an out- takes trophy Kustom II bass amplifier, 120 wat the airport in Jamaica, please call standing golfer. There was some two 15" speakers enclosed in cabi Micah Bent at the Desal plant at honing to do, of course, but most $350. Call 85527 DWN or see Duns 85761 DWH. important was the need to dispell at GHB C Complex room B303. the fear that couldn't win when the services pressure was on. That's what ate at By Don Hall him the most. That's why he wanted Bedroom set, six-drawer dresser with Will baby-sithin my home for working this tournament so badly. He had to The regulars at Oceanview Inter- mirror, five-drawer chest and two mohrite laa ra.Cl himself that he would with- were really in a night tables, $300. Cell 951023 AT. mohesi1te6ileeraeaTCl prove to national Speedway stand the pressure. trick Sunday--they all seemed to This fever Portable Kenmore sewing machine, good giVeaWay After Saturday's third round it have "Mopar Six" fever. paralyzing effect on any V8 condition, $65; boy's 20" bike, $10. was beginning to look as if Don was had a succumbing once again. Unable to that got near a Mopar Six. Call 98181 AT. Adult female cat, spayed, tolerant gain the control of his clubs that Mopar Six is a 225 c.i., 105 HP of children, has polite table men- he needed, Don shot an inflated 79 1974 Plymouth owned by Ed Gumphrey Patio furniture includes bar and re- ners and loves her freedom. Call baby needs including and lost two strokes to Tulloch. of FTG Communications. Gumphrey, frigerator; 95320 AT. crib, playpen, car seat, infant seat, They were tied coming into the last with a track time of 20 seconds, went win the and bassinet; cabinet model sewing 18 holes and Bob looked like he was through the competition to 1-year-old, 60 lbs., male Gitmo trophy. He was last machine, best offer. Call 85121 ready to make a charge. top eliminator special dog, well trained, devoted seen in his yard polishing his trophy DWH or 951050 AWH. to young boys. Call 95320 AT. ButDon wasn't going to let it slip away because of one round. while certain V8 drivers were seen at trying to deal with 48 jeep, four wheel drive, good con- With the two players going head to the Dental Clinic lockjaw, or was it dition, best offet; lawn mower; wheel .lost head on Sunday, Best picked up a a bad case of barrow; 9'xl2' green rug, color TV strike on the front nine but Bob Mopar Six fever. The fastest track time was turned antenna, five outdoor spot lights; Women's Lindey star ring atMarble- was so close that Don could hear in "Mouse Power". Post two rocking lawn chairs and foot head volleyball courts, after the his breathing. Only one shot sepa- by Ron Post cut the quarter-mile track in 14.09 ;rest and six VW tires mounted on five- last women's volleyball game. If rated them as they teed off on the lug wheel. Call 64245 DWH. found please call 99152 AT. back side. seconds.