Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast Mostly clear H-Lg ~tde.lO:Opm ~t ~with scattered Low tide.-- 8:59pm ' S-SE 8-12 knots. SwnVde- 7:22am. Bay conditions Sunet- 6:21pm 1-3 feet. Srgh - -- 85 h41Lbtd ad Low-----72_ e Nav daonitgey Volume 31, No. 232 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, December 6, 1976 Navy Chief of Chaplains makes one day visit to Gitmo

CHIEF OF CHALAINS: RAdm. John J. O'Connor, CHC, Chief of Chaplains, visited Gitmo Saturday and yesterday. He was in Gitmo to confer with base chaplains and and address Catholic and Protestant church services. During the Catholic mass yesterday (upper left) he installed LCdr. Joseph A. O'Connor, Navy Exchange officer, as a lay eucharistic minister. He concelebrated the mass (upper right) with Cdr. David Brock, left, and Lt. William Darcy. On Saturday, the chaplain received a tour of the nuclear guided missile cruiser Virginia (right) by Capt. George W: Davis Jr., commanding officer, left, and Cdr. Thomas W. McKechnie, executive officer. RAdm. O'Connor received a fenceline tour Saturday and was briefed (below) by Col. Micheau.miftstA& left, and SSgt. Harris. (Photos by PH2 Tom Sargent)

Carter still thinking about pardons

PLAINS, Ga. (UPI)--Pres.-elect leaders and Pentagon officials. Jimmy Carter says he still hasn't Carter also hinted he may announce decided yet just what form his par- more cabinet appointments later in don for Vietnam war resisters will the week, but did not elaDOrate. take, although he repeated his The New York News reported yes- Japan's ruling party reported in danger promise to issue the pardon during terday that one possibility for the first week of his administra- attorney general is John Doar, a most prominent defendant in the tion. prominent member of the Justice Lockheed affair, won reelection as Speaking to reporters outside the Department's Civil Rights Division an independent. Plains Baptist Church where he during the 1960s and a staff direct- Miki's opponents are expected to taught Sunday School yesterday, or for the congressional impeachment call a party convention shortly to Carter said his staff is still as- probe of former Pres. Richard Nixon. demand Miki's ouster. sessing the different "categories" Miki concedes his party has been of draft violators and working out badly hurt by the Lockheed bribery the wording. scandal. But he says the vote does The pardon order is being drawn Electrical inspections not indicate a loss of confidence up by Carter's close adviser, in his cabinet. Atlanta attorney Charles Kirbo, and a team of lawyers. almost completed During his bible class, Carter said when he and his family move Electrical inspections of all base Ford schedules meeting into the executive mansion, they housing units are coming to a close. will attend the nearest Baptist There are still a few units that church instead of bringing in minis- have not had an inspection for one with Italian premier ters for White House worship ser- reason or another. Occupants of vices. Carter also indicated he quarters which have not been in'- would like to teach a bible class in spected are requested to call 85501 WASHINGTON (AP)--Pres. Ford meets Washington, but had not yet decided and an appointment will be arranged. today with Italian Premier Guilio whether he would or not. It is anticipated the entire Andreotti. It will be Ford's final Carter told Prime Minister Yitzhak Electrical Inspection Program will TOKYO (AP)--Japan's ruling scheduled meeting with a foreign Rabin in a telegram yesterday that be completed by Friday. Liberal-Democratic Party is reported leader. he intends to strengthen the to be in danger of losing the parli- He also plans discussions on the friendship between the United States amentary majority it has held for 1978 federal budget, and Ford will and Israel. Carter's telegram came two decades. confer with Commerce Secy. Elliott in response to a message of congrat- Couples night scheduled Late election results from urban Richardson. ulations Rabin sent last week. areas today showed the LDP slipping Tonight, the President and First Carter said, "Your warm and back after an early lead. The con- Lady Betty Ford will preside over friendly message has been gratefully at COMO Club servative LDP has been rocked by the their final state dinner in honor of received and is an encouragement to payoff scandal and feuding Andreotti. me as I prepare to assume the pres- Lockheed Tonight the COMO Club will fea- within the party. Andreotti also is expected to meet idency." Carter added, "I look for- ture the six member Puerto Rican The Japan Broadcasting Corporation with Vice-Pres.-elect Walter Mondale ward to working with you to rock group, "Us". This will be a said its computer projections gave during his visit to the U.S. strengthen the ties of friendship special couples only night and will 246 seats, 10 short Yesterday, Ford attended church at between the two countries." the party only be open to all base residents, re- of a majority. Washington National Cathedral. He On Wednesday Carter will fly to then returned to the White House to Washington for another two-day gardless of rank. The festivities Prime Minister Takeo Miki easily begin at 7 p.m. and there will be a won do some paper work and to watch round of meetings with his tranfi- his own house seat. Former $2 cover charge. Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, the football on television. tion team, congressmen, business Page Guantanamo Gazette 2 Monday, December 6, 1976 Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings

THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING EXERCISE from 6 Lu p.m. For CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. For more information call Leonard a Community information call Pat Wayne at 9 Cobert at 90126 AWH. Loretta Siers at 90212 or Beverly ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets to- Ferreira at 951051. night. For more information call CUB SCOUTS will meet in the Cub 85697 AT. Bulletin Scout's Hut, 6th St., Villamar at GITMO COIN CLUB meets in quonset 7:30 p.m. For more information hut 1817 behind the old elementary call Pat Smith at 97168. school at 7:30 p.m. For more infor- GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at mation call Reggie Tullis, 97256, or Board 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim Carl Harvey, 952243. Cossey at 85149 AWH. The o club is open to all base residents.

Clubs and Organizations FRA SUPPER PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM Branch and Unit 100 FRA will hold Bishops say talks OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION an old-fashioned home-made chili The Protestant Sunday School supper with all the trimings on Christmas program will be at the may be last chance The monthly -meeting of the Guan- Dec. 10 from 5*7 p.m. at the Home base chapel on Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. tanamo Bay Officials Association on Sherman Avenue for members Practice for the program will be will be held in the Officials Hut and guests. Call Pat Capps at 96291 held tomorrow from 9 to 10:30 Dec. 8. All members are required to before Monday for tickets or pick a.m. at the chapel. Parents are re- attend. up at PRA Home. quested to be prompt in bringing The Officials Association current- their children to ensure a smooth ly has openings for new officials. and timely practice. Anyone desiring to become an offic- ial, scorer or timekeeper are in- OFFICERS WIVES CLUB vited to attend our next meeting. KINGSTON MAC FLIGHTS For further information, call Bill The Naval Station Officers Wives Newcomer at 85438 DWH or 951035 AWH. Club will have a night coffee Due to maximum passenger loading, tomorrow. For more information or to there will be no excess baggage al- LITTLE THEATER register, contact Ellie O'Neal at lowed on the Dec. 13, 16, 17, 20 85863. and 23 MAC flights to Kingston, Little Theatre's monthly meeting Jamaica. All personnel traveling will be held at Morin Center today on these flights will be authorized at 6:30 vice 7:30 p.m. as previous- Special notices 88 pounds of baggage. No excess Smith ly announced. This change is due to baggage weight will be accepted at Charlie Brown rehearsal. Election BPTO during flight check-in. To SALISBURY--Rhodesia's Roman Catho- of officers will be held. avoid delays during the flight check- NEX OPEN AFTER DEFEX lic bishops urged yesterday that in process, all personnel are re- "every effort" be made to achieve Due to the defex, the Navy quested to comply with the above Ex- agreement at the Geneva conference LA LECHE LEAGUE change will open approximately one and check-in as early as possible. on Rhodesia's future. The church- hour after the sounding of the all The La Leche League will meet men declared the Geneva talks might clear alarm on Dec. 11. Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Nob Hill be "the last chance for a peaceful 6WB. This month's topic will be settlement" in the matter of transfer baby arrivals, the family and the RETURNED MAIL BAGS of power in Rhodesia from whites breast fed baby. All interested to blacks. All mail orderlies are asked to women are invited to attend and CHRISTMAS PLANNING COMMITTEE Prime Minister Ian Smith's govern- please check your spaces and return babies are always welcomed. For ment announced, meanwhile, that There will be a meeting of the all mail bags to the Fleet Branch more information, call Ann Thompson 12 black nationalist guerrillas Christmas Activities Planning Post Office as soon as possible. at 90195 AT. had been killed so far this month. Committee on Dec. 10 at 9:30 a.m. It reported also that six black in the Fleet Training Group audi- MAC TO INSPECT PACKAGES civilians were slain by guerrillas, MARINE BARRACKS EWC torium. All committee members as adding that government security well as representatives of base The Military Airlift Command has forces had suffered no losses in The Marine Barracks Enlisted Wives organizations and clubs planning announced that all packages, baggage December. any Christmas related activities Club will hold its next meeting and carry on luggage are subject to The Rhodesia peace talks go into are urged to attend. For more infor- today at 7:30 p.m. in the club search and will be screened by metal their seventh week today, dead- mation contact LCDR Skinner at hall. detectors at all MAC terminals. Any locked over the formation of an 85842 DWH. baggage, including wrapped Christmas interim government. The conference packages will LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION be inspected. Although faces a Dec. 20 deadline,but high care will be taken in all cases not officials involved in the meetings to damage packages wrapped for The Guantanamo Bay Ladies Golf CRUTCHES AND CANES RETURNABLE at Geneva say it's virtually cer Christmas, it is recommended Association will have its December that tain that the talks Crutches will resume meeting at 7:30 p.m. today at . and canes are reusable. packages containing metal items or after Christmas. Members of the community packed in boxes the Golf Pro Shop. This meeting will who have using large indust- Smith returns to the conference these be an open house to all Gitmo women items and no longer need them rial staples not be wrapped until this week. arrival golfers. Anyone interested in play- .are requested to return them to the at their final destination. Smith will find not much has please stop for the coffee. hospital. By reissuing crutches ing golf, and changed in his five-week absence, walking For more information, call Jan Hughes canes to other patients, with black and white factions still at 85873 or Muffit Crowell at 98197. money can be saved which is badly deeply divided on key issues. needed for other medical supplies. Commissary-Exchange Smith is expected to restate his demands that the LAFRA PARTY conference con- centrate on the original British- The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet NEX CHILDREN'IS HOUR American proposal for a transition EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS to black Reserve Association is having a rule within two weeks. The Ma ,xhnpwlhost Christmas party for all FRA and A Master of Science in Engineer- a c I stor.at the r al LAFRA children Dec. 12 at ing through independent study is oe Saturday from 9 a.m. 4 p.m. at the Fleet Home. Please being offered by the University to'10 a.m. Children from age 6 bring a gift for your child to the of Alabama. For further informatio , hough 17 only will have is hour Fleet Home no later than Dec. contact J.T. Savoia at 85553 DWH todo thei shopping with- 11 for Santa to present at the par- in the ESO office. out their parents. Therell be ty. For more information, call Pat KORK m uner .s~eially Bartley at 99148 or Pat Capps at It is permissible for non-U.S. featured for your convenience. Gifts 96291 AT. citizens who have successfully passed such as jewelry, wood products, CiUb- v the G.E.D. test to obtain a high pipes, perfume, wallets and key U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, school equivalency from the state guards, are just a few presents for CUBA of New Jersey. For more information you to choose from. So, boys and A contact J.T. Savoia at ESO, 85553. girls, come on down to your.Navy girl, Kessica C., Nov. 1, to MS3 and Mrs. Jepson B. Kantala. Exchange and take advantage of this A boy, Seth Anthony, 3, to opportunity to buy Christmas gifts Nov. EN2 and Mrs. Norman E. Norris. JOB OPENING for your loved ones. This is your oaztttt A girl, Melinda, Nov. 9, to GM2 hour. and Mrs. Micheal W. Hahn. Capt. John H. McC.n.ell Daid W. DeCook There is a Capt. job opening for a book- A boy, Tito Antonio, Cmading Nov. 10, to Comander Officer keeper typist at Marine Barracks PERSONALIZED SERVICES GM2 and Mrs. Louis Arana. Club system, experienced preferred. A boy, Steven Wayne, Nov. 18, to Apply at the Staff NCO Club. L 5r.Mihel Cherry.O.sbli, Affiris Officet This Christmas season, why not ASM2 and Mrs. George Hays. stop in at your Personalized Services A boy, Michael Gracia, Nov.18, Center and let us show you our unique , to MS2 and Mrs. Melecio B. Hernandez. 101 Bill Broome . Edito highly individual and very creative A boy, Quincy F., Nov. 21, to oqot ik eS -f c, ..e por e WATER STATUS s, , , gift ideas? A personalized gift DK2 and Mrs. Bienvenido S. Quinajon. J0_CayoSot._eore because the YESTERDAY'S FIGURES means that much more, A girl, Jennifer Marie, Nov. 23, ehomas. recipient knows that the gift you to-PT2-and-Mrs- Robert N.Shaffer. TARGET CONSUMPTION: gave was not just an ordinary one. 1,200,000 and effort to girl,RuthHanelh.Crum ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: You took the time T 1,302,000) select something special, which means A boy, Dvd Jaes TOTAL IN "__.26, to STORAGF: 18,038,000 that you really care. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 0. Crump. Monday, December 6, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 Gilmore may face another trial Gitmo But Gilmore won't face that firing squad, and, at this point, there's virtually no telling when the con- victed Utah killer will realize Dialogue his death wish. Now, Utah authorities say Gilmore may have to go through another trial, for a second murder he has admitted committing. The U.S. Supreme Court already ordered Gilmore's execution stayed, based on a petition filed by his Dear Editor, mother through the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Observers say the Reference is made to a letter written by Senior Chief and Mrs. Dickerson court's action may have been in- and Chief and Mrs. Wismer concerning the removal of plants and trees from fluenced by the possibility that their yard. The incident mentioned is regrettable, and steps were taken the case could affect the fate of to alter the procedure so that it will not happen again. other condemned killers. The Public Works Department grounds crew was sent out at the request of While all this is going on, the Housing Office to trim shrubs and bushes in the vicinity of the mason- Gilmore continues his hunger strike, ry walls in preparation for our paint contract. As you may have heard on SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)--This morn- and is meeting with attorneys in the recent "Community Forum" program, a contract was let for $235,000 to ing, at 7:37, Gary Gilmore was to hopes of getting around his mother's coat and seal concrete block quarters. The contractor is presently mobil- have been marched before a firing suit so his execution can take izir.g and is preparing his schedule which will be promulgated at a later squad and executed. place. date. There are two major reasons for the removal of the shrubs. First, the contractor needs to have the walls accessible for the spray application. We are not planning simply to paint, but also to seal the porous block Birth control pill warnings revised with a vinyl base sealant. This stucco-like finish will cover up all cracks and openings in the walls. Second, the finished walls are highly WASHINGTON--The Food and Drug Ad- Among the warnings that would be susceptible to damage by shrubs and bushes rubbing the surface. There- ministration has announced plans listed on birth control pills: fore, the grounds crew was instructed to remove any plants, shrubs, or to update warnings on birth control --They should not be taken by women bushes which would either constrain the contractor or eventually touch pills taken by some 10 million over the age of 40 because of the the surface of the building. American women. The new labels are increased risk of heart attacks. On the morning of Nov. 18, notices were given out to 204 units in the to include health hazards discover- -- They should never be taken by Villamar area. The reason why the Dickersons and Wismers did not receive ed since 1970. pregnant women because they may their notice is unknown. Most of the residents report having received The FDA proposal would require injure the fetus. theirs. that pharmacists give a detailed --They should be discontinued The Public Works Department grounds crew, as it continues to remove or brochure, explaining the pill's three months before a woman tries trim shrubbery, will attempt to contact each occupant as they proceed. benefits and risks, to every patient to become pregnant, to avoid poten- Occupants who choose to trim their own trees or relocate favorite plants receiving a new oral contraceptive tial birth defects. should commence doing so immediately. prescription or a refill. --And, they should be discontinued The referenced article questioned the authority that Public Works has to Until now, such information has at least four weeks before any type attempt such work. The Naval Station instruction, which we have entitled been available from a woman's doctor of surgery that would involve an "Family Housing Information Booklet," states that the Public Works only if she requested it. increased risk of blood clotting. Department does have the authority to enter and effect repairs and main- tenance. It is my policy to keep the occupants informed of our opera- tions, and, if possible, perform work and inspections with the occupant at home. Except for the referenced incident, this program has been suc- Reagan thinks he could have won cessfully carried out. As a final note, the grounds crew has replaced some of the shrubbery He says the possibility of his that was removed during the early phases of the trimming operation. Re- ___ seeking the presidency in 1980, ports from the grounds supervisors indicate the program is now progressing when he is 69 years old, will be smoothly. The cooperation of all residents in this matter will be greatly determined on the circumstances and appreciated. issues at the time. He emphasized that his age would be the least of J.L. Godsey his considerations. Public Works Officer Simon would urge O'Neill will appoint panel for standards tax cut if needed WASHINGTON--Massachusetts Congress- With O'Neill about to step up into WASHINGTON (AP)--Outgoing Treasury man Thomas O'Neill says after he's the bigger job in the house, his Secy. William Simon is quoted as sworn in as speaker of the House I Democratic colleagues are scrambl- saying that if a stimulus for the in January he'll appoint a special ing to see just who will win his economy is needed, he would urge a post as House majority leader. panel to tighten the standards of tax cut. ,onduct for House members. O'Neill Four main contenders appear to be Inan interview with "U.S. News old newsmen in Washington yester- at the top of the list. Of those and World Report," Simon says he day that he's "amazed" at reports four, it's believed that California NEW YORK (AP)--Former California prefers the tax cut to increased that foreign government agents had Congressman Phillip Burton could Gov. Ronald Reagan says he could federal spending because, "spending given money to members of Congress. win by a hair. have defeated Jimmy Carter if he not only continues in subsequent O'Neill appeared yesterday before The other three contenders include had been the Republican presidential years, but it grows and grows." a caucus of 47 newly-elected House Richard Bolling of Missouri, Jim nominee in last month's election. Simon says he is not currently Democrats. He is unopposed to suc- Wright of Texas and John McFall of In a taped interview televised convinced that an economic stimulus ceed retiring speaker Carl Albert California. Wright entered the race on CBS's "60 Minutes" last night, is needed. But, he says, that does when the full Democratic caucus late, but despite that handicap he Reagan said, "I think I could have not mean he would feel the same in convenes today. appears to have gained some solid broken into the solid South, which January or February when new econo- support. went for Carter as a native son." mic statistics come in. Although the contest between . Simon says that, in general, Jimmy Romulo charges U. S. Burton and Bolling is close, both As for his own future, Reagan Carter is inheriting a sound economy, say the outcome should be known by says he plans to remain active in one that will be expanding through the third ballot. Republican politics, but he did not 1977 and 1978. As for O'Neill, it's a foregone specify in what capacity. Meanwhile, the man named by Carter for pressuring Philippines conclusion that the caucus will to head the Office of Management and tap him for the speaker's job. Al- Budget said a tax cut to stimulate WASHINGTON (AP)--Philippine though the Republicans will pit He also said the Democrats couli the economy is almost certain. Foreign Secy. Carlos Romulo yester- GOP leader John Rhodes of Arizona not have attacked him on Watergate Atlanta banker Bert Lance said the day charged the U.S. tried to pres- against him, the Democrats solid or the subsequent pardon of Richard choices are so limited that a tax sure his country into signing an majority is expected to put O'Neill Nixon, issues which figured in the cut has to be considered almost a agreement for military bases. in the job. campaign against Gerald Ford. certainty. He told the Associated Press in a telephone interview the State Department Saturday tried to have him sign a pact containing provisions he rejected earlier in a meeting with Secy. of State Henry Kissinger. The U.S. and the Philippines have been negotiating since April on the FTG weekly ship schedule future of several U.S. military bases on the islands, as well as the question of economic and military aid for the country. Romulo, who's in New York for the United Nations session, said the proposed agreement would be for $500 million in U.S. economic aid DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF and $500 million in military aid. HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE He said his nation wants a full $1 SHIP aid, with the billion in military USS Virginia CGN-38 Capt. G.W. Davis Jr. Nov. 28 Capt. Cadigan Dec. 10, 1976 package to be negotiated economic USS Coontz DDG-40 Cdr. S.O. Nunn III Dec. 10 LCdr. Houk Dec. 17, 1976 later. USNS Mosopelea T-ATF-158 Capt. H.A. Poutu Nov. 9 Lt. Mergen Dec. 17, 1976 A State Department spokesman de- clined comment on Romulo's charges. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 6, 1976 College basketball scores from Saturday

EAST. Westfield St. 78, Wsn. N. Eng. 77 N. Illinois 72, Centenary 68 Boise St. 74, Great Falls 68 Westminster 88, Wash. & Jeff. 67 Old Dominion 113, Delaware St. 47 Cal. Bapt. 97, Redlands 63 Alabama 82, LaSalle 77 W. Va. 102, St. Joseph's, Ind. 74 Point Park 112, George Mason 73 Cal. Lutheran 90, Pomona-Pitzer Albany St. 79, Cortland St.553 White Plains 73, St. Rose 67 Radford 102, Mary Washington 45 Cal.-S. Barbara 82, Santa Clara Army 65, Upsala 51 Widener 85, Washington, Md. 53 Rice 80, Southern Mississippi 77 Colorado 75, Air Force 56 Babson 91, Conn. Coll. 56 Williams 75, Amherst 38 Richmond 68, Va. C'wealth 66 OT DePaul 89, St. Mary's, Calif. 75 Baruch 78, RIT 69 York 96, Queens 94 Rollins 72, Oglethorpe 71 E. Washington St. 81, H. Montana 52 Boston Coll. 75, Harvard 71 Rust 66, Freed-Hardeman 58 Fresno Pac. 65, Sacramento St. 61 Boston St. 94, Rhode IslandCColl. 81 SOUTH Salisbury 80, Md. Esn. Shore 79 Geo. Fox t6, Oregon Coll. 80 Brown 72, Davidson 67 Shawnee, Ohio 94, Beckley 73 Grand Canyon 101, Santa Fe 76 Calif., Pa. 69, Lock Haven 67 Alder.-Broaddus 98, Wheeling 94 Syracuse 76, Louisville 75 Humboldt St. 90, San Fran. St. 79 Catholic U. 66, St. Fran., Pa. 62 Anderson 97, Emmanuel 66 Tenn. 69, N.C.-Charlotte 67 Idaho Coll. 73, E. Oregon 53 Cheyney 121, E. Stroudsburgf67 Appy. St. 72, Lenoir Rhyne 64 Tenn. Temple 89, Clearwater, Fla. 50 Idaho St. 77, Fresno St. 64 Clarion 87, Edinboro 86 P. Auburn 86, F'leigh Dickinson 59 Tulane 83, Samford 76 Laverne 82, Westmont 79 C.W. Post 92, King's Coll.,IPa. Augusta 89, St. Paul's 75 VMI 78, East Carolina 67 Loyola-La. 79, Fullerton St. Coast Guard 61, Clark 60 72 Benedict 88, Francis Marion 85- Virginia St. 103, N.C. Central 94 Long Beach St. 58, Los Colgate 77, Lafayette 75 Ang. St. 46 Berry 108, S.C.-Spartsnburg 89 Virginia Tech 84, Ohio St. 77 Mesa Coll. 97, Western St. 81 Dickinson 80, Muhlenberg 69 Bluefield 97, Lib. Baptist, Va. 89 Wash. & Lee 96, Emory & Henry 55 Nev.-Las Vegas 115, Iowa St. 80 Drexel 68, Siena 59 Bowling Green 98, Findlay 69 W. Va. St. 63, W. Va. Tech 51 NW Nazarene 99, Linfield 81 Duquesne 62, Canisius 61 Carson-Newman 82, Belmont 76 Wm. & Mary 94, The Citadel 61 Phillips, Okla. 71, Ft. Lewis 65 Elizabethtown 104, Drew 80 Cstawba 76, Pfeiffer 70 Xavier 67, Tougaloo 58 Portland, Ore. 90, Whittier 89 Frank. & Marsh. 69, Albright 68 Clemson 110, Ga. Southern 55 San Diego 79, Point Loma 69 Fredonia St. 69, Wooster, Oh io 68 Coastal Carolina 85, Limestone 74 MIDWEST San Francisco 73, Stanford 59 Gannon 86, Geneva 59 Concord 100, Clinch Valley, Va. 77 Simon Fraser 87, W. Washington 50 G'town, D.C. 76, St. Bonaven ture 60 Davis & Elkins 70, Salem 62 Adrian 80, Case Western 78 UCLA 97, Brazilian Nationals 67 Gettysburg 74, Moravian 66 Denison, Ohio 76, W. Liberty 67 Ashland 68, Kenyon 64 USIU 82, Azusa Pacific 72 Hofstra 77, CCNY 61 Delta St. 71, Lambuth 69 Augustana, Ill. 72, Hillsdale 69 Utah 92, Oregon St. 75 Holy Cross 96, Vermont 85 Duke 83, Washington 81 Benedictine, Ill. 114, Knox 97 Utah St. 95, BYU 93 OT Hunter 78, Ottowa, Ont. 69 E. Kentucky 85, Morris Harvey 79 Bethany, Kan. 78, Tabor 70 W. Montana 67, Carroll 66 Indiana, Pa. 80, Alliance 53 3 Elon 67, High Point 69 Bluffton 79, Hanover, Ind. 68 Whitman 87, Lewis & Clark 81 Iona 84, Columbia 69 Fairmont Va. 83, W. W'yan 77 OT Calvin 65, Wheaton 60 Wyoming 83, Yugoslav Nationals 51 Ithaca 72, St. Lawrence 71 Florida A&M 26, Central St. 21 Cent. Methodist 76, Avila 74 Juniata 69, Lycoming 61 Florida St. 97, Austin Peay 86 Cincinnati 103, S. Florida 69 Lebanon Valley 59, Wsn. Md. 50 Furman 100, Wofford 80 Bradley 119, Southeast Missouri 80 TOURNAMENTS LIU 76, Wagner 64 G. Washington 96, Delsware 76 Cornell Coll. 70, Ripon 60 Mass. 80, New Hampshire 67 Greensboro 57, Va. Wesleyan 52 Cul.Stockton 77, Westminster 67 Indiana St. Hall of Fame Classic* Mercyhurst 103, Medaille 36 Haverford 89, Stevens Tech, N.J. 70 Dayton 92, Wsn. Kentucky 69 (Championship) Navy 71, Penn. 67 Howard 94, Hampton Inst. 86 Denison 76, W. Liberty, W.Va. 67 Ind. St.-TH 78, Denver 65 Niagara 69, St. Peters, N.J. *61 Huntingdon 68, Belhaven 59 E. Illinois 72, N. Iowa 66 (Consolation) Nichols 95, Franklin PierceI68 Kentucky St. 93, Wilberforce 79 Emporia St. 61, Rockhurst 59 OT Stetson 70, Robert Morris 60 Oneonta St. 97, Oswego St. 6 60 Ky. Wesleyan 67, Campbellsville 62 Goshen 85, Huntington 77 Show-Me Classic Phila. Pharm. 83, Swarthmoree 79 Lane 72, Union 68 Graceland, Mo. 69, Tarkio 60 (Championship) Phila. Textile 79, BuffaloSSt. 66 Livingston 78, Tenn.-Martin 76 Grand Valley St. 97, Wayne St. 82 Missouri 97, N. Texas St. 84 Purdue 68, Providence 62 OT LSU 87, Southern Cal. 76 Grove City 77, Bald.-Wallace 72 (Consolation) Ramapo 67, Trenton St. 65 La. Tech 81, Mercer 75 Hiram 81, Mt. Union 62 Illinois 54, St. Louis 46 Rhode Island 75, St. Joseph as65 Lincoln Memorial 95, Cumberland 75 Illinois St. 81, Cent. Michigan 76 Sun Devil Classic Rochester 67, Allegheny 66 Marietta, Ohio 81, Bethany 67 Ill. Wesleyan 115, Ind. Central 73 (Championship) St. Francis, N.Y. 75, Buckne ll 71 Mars Hill 87, Guilford 85 Iowa 86, Drake 71 Oregon 57, Arizona St. 47 St. John's 63, Vanderbilt 5 3 Maryland 58, Princeton 45 Iowa W'yan 118, Maharishi U. 79 (Consolation) St. Thomas Aquinas 117, Plymsouth St. Medgar Evers 102, Federal City 81 Kansas 74, Cent. Mo. St. 52 Wichita St. 75, San Diego St. 62 99 Memphis St. 109, . Dakota St. 76 Kansas St. 103, SMU 85 Westchester Tip-Off Scranton 58, Lemoyne 53 Middle Tenn. 97, Athenas 72 Kansas W'yan 86, Bethel 76 (Championship) Slip. Rock 67, St. Vincent, Pa. 59 Milligan 78, King 68 Kent St. 80, Akron 78 Manhattanville 116, Mercy 95 Stony Brook 84, Binghamton771 Morehead St. 98, Marshall 80 Lake Forest 101, Trinity Chris. 76 (Consolation) Thiel 58, Penn St.-Behrend554 Nt. St. Mary's 63, Kutztown 55 Marietta 81, Bethany, W.Va. 67 New Paltz 90, Concordia 64 Virginia 62, Pittsburgh 61 Murray 85, Butler 70 McPherson 98, Mid-Am. Naz. 85 Potsdam Invitational Virginia Union 80, Lincoln772 Norfolk St. 77, N.C. A&T 45 Miami, Ohio 113, Cleveland St. 63 (Championship) N.C. St. 87, Penn St. 61 Michigan 78, Fordham 57 Potsdam 94, Hamilton 93 N.C. Wesleyan 80, Coker 75 Mo.-Rolla 79, Peru, Neb. 70 (Consolation) N.C. Wilmington 110, S.C. Baptist 89 Mo.-Western 67, Mo. Southern 60 Elmira 89, Mansfield St. 80 Muskingum 55, Wabash 51 Citrus Invitational (I) NE Missouri 86, Washburn 83 (Championship) N. Kentucky 62, Wright St. 56 Jacksonville St., Ala. 82, Fla. So. II1F af-wW 1 O N. Park 89, Lewis 75 73 Northwestern 87, Buena Vista 73 (Consolation) Northwestern 73, Ohio U. 71 Savannah St., Ga. 75, Fla. Tech 60 All ads will be run one time only. Notre Dame 93, Valparaiso 56 You must submit your ad each time Oberlin 88, John Carroll 69 24,000 BTU A/C, $175; 6,000 BTU A/C, you want it printed. Ads may be Ohio No. 74, Ohio Dominican 59 Sports scores $50. Both for $200. Call 952205 AT. submitted by calling 951144 before Olivet Naz. 68, Geo. Williams 54 SCORES FROM YESTERDAY 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one of Pepperdine 82, N. Dakota 78 Two shelf bar with two bar stools, the drop boxes located at the Roosevelt 67, MacMurray 66 NATIONAL $75; imitation grandfather's clock, FOOTBALL LEAGUE Flagship Mesp.and the Navy Exchange. Simpson 104, Grinnell 88 $150. Call 96175 AT. Dallas 26, Philadelphia 7 Ads which discriminate on the basis St. Mary's 78, Upper Iowa 77 New England 27, New Orleans 6 of race, sex, creed, color or na- St. laf 79., Moorhead Concordia 69 1962 Austin Healey MK II; GE refri- Washington 37, N.Y. Jets 16 origin will not be accepted St. Xavier 117, McKendree 91 tiondl gerator. Call 95451 AWH and Pittsburgh 42, Tampa Bay 0 right to re- ask for SW Missouri The staff reserves the Bruce. St. 76, Evansville 71 Cleveland 13, Houston 10 ,tirte any ad it deems necessary. Steubenville 90, Walsh 88 N.Y. Giants 24, Detroit 10 Valley City 75, Yankton 70 Minnesota 20, Green Bay 9 for sale Wartburg 76, Briar Cliff 59 Miami 45, Buffalo 27 Wis.-Green Baby walker, $5; baby bath tub, $1; Sansui AU-2900 receiver amplifier; Bay 79, Chicago St. 68 Chicago 34, Seattle 7 Wis.-LaCrosse 83, Wis.-Eau baby carry all, $5; coffee table, $5; Dekorder reel-to-reel 1100; Marantz Claire 81 Denver 17, Kansas City 16 Western hand crank ice cream freezer, $8; casette tape deck, model 5120; two Michigan 74, Michigan St. 73 San Diego 13, San Francisco 7 OT 21,000 BTU A/C, $200; 12,000 BTU casette holders for storage in car Wm. Penn 89, Midland Luth. 77 A/C,$40; 10,000 BTU A/C, $60, all or room; ladies Timex watch; square Wittenberg 64, Heidelberg 53 SATURDAY three for $260; five-gallon aquarium shooter camera; Argus carefree St. Louis 24, Baltimore 17 with light, $15; five-pound diving camera; Instamatic 10 pocket camera; SOUTHWEST Los Angeles 59, Atlanta 0 weights, $4 each; shrimp hatchery Canon TX camera with carrying case Rams clinch NFC West with legs, $10; wet-suit cement, and flash; pipe holders. Call 85898 Arkansas 91, S. Colorado 43 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION $1; aquarium supplies. Call 97264 AT. or 85566 DWH and ask for C. W. Ark.-Pine Bluff 84, Ark.-LR 79 Denver 117, New Orleans 105 Andrew or inquire at room H206 GHB Arkansas St. 69, Cent. Okla. 51 Kansas City 102, Boston 96 Golf starter set, 3,5,7,9, irons, AT. Baylor 90, New Mexico St. 80 Phoenix 103, San Antonio 98 1-3 woods and putter and bag, $25; Bethany Naz. 87, Wayland Bapt. 57 Portland 93, Cleveland 89 motorcycle tires, one 3.25 x 19, $8; Dallas Bapt. 97, Trinity 79 two 2.50 x 17,$5 each. Call 85438 Lamar 97, NW Louisiana 92 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Pontoon boat, complete, 18 x 18 with DWH or 951031 AWH. New Mex. 82, Wis.-Parkside 68 Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 2 197-5 25 H.P. Johnson and 9.5 Evin- NW Okla. 91, John Brown, Ark. 73 Buffalo 5, Colorado 3 rude motor, $1400. Call 951180 AT. 18 x 20 barrel boat, $600 or best Oklahoma 84, Oklahoma City 71 Washington 5, Boston 5 (tie) offer. Call 85677 AWH or 64292 DWH Okla. Chris. 81, Lubbock Chris. 70 N.Y. Rangers 5, Toronto 5 (tie) and ask for Smith in room 202. services Oklahoma St. 86, Tulsa 81 Vancouver 4, Chicago 2 Oral Roberts 88, Abilene Chris. 63 Decorated cakes for all occasions German fooseball table, excellent Pan American 80, Texas A&I 71 WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION all sizes, shapes, kinds available. condition. Call 85203 DWH or see in Sam Houston 70, Houston Bapt. 67 Cincinnati 7, Houston 2 Call 85649 AT. room M202 GHB. St. Mary's 72, SW Texas 56 Quebec 6, Winnipeg 4 SE Okla. 74, E. Tex. Baptist 70 Minnesota 5, Edmonton 1 1974 Suzuki 50, extra parts; 11,000 Tex.-Lutheran 51, Howard Payne 49 Calgary 6, Phoenix 0 BTU A/C; 9 x 12 green carpet; baby Texas Tech 83, South Carolina 75 bathtub. Call 96298 AT. giveaway USAO-C'sha, Okla. 86, McMurry 68 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES FROM W. Texas St. 88, Jacksonville 75 SATURDAY 1971 Torino station wagon, reliable. Female cat, sprayed, good house cat. Texas 29, Arkansas 12 Call 97264 AT. Call 96298 AT. WEST Houston 21, Miami of Florida 16 Texas Tech 24, Baylor 21 Penn fishing reel, rods, lines, $20. Male housecat, declawed, has all Arizona 95, Idaho 40 Cent. Arkansas 10, Elon 7 Call 951256 AWE. shots, food also. Call 97264 AT. Ath. in Action 85, Colo. St. 73 Texas A&I 57, W. Colorado 14