New Poles Ions, a Device Government Sources Say the Soviets Have Tried Unsuccessfully for Years to Acquire

GAZETTE ' Guantanamo Say, Cub

volume 38 Number 238 Wednesday, December 21, 1983 World news roundup

WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)--President Reagan says he remains com- mitted to the U.S. mission in Lebanon and he says he will keep U.S. soldiers there until foreign troops are out and until the Lebanese government is stabilized, or until the Leba- nese government no longer wants them. At his 21st news conference last night, Reagan said he may have made a "bad choice of words" last week by suggesting that collapse of the Lebanese government would mean the troops would be brought home early.

AGUA, Nicaragua (AP)--Nicaragua is charging that a CIA- cked rebel force has kidnapped most of 700 residents of a Nicaraguan village. The Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry says the rebels took the people, including an American-born Catholic bishop, to Honduras. There is no comment from the American Embassy.

NEW YORK (AP)--There is uncertainty over interest rates and truck, Mike Diasand hardware before they are removed. by analysts as the reason for yesterday's de- ten tucket that is cited In theair FomI. Hennett, str:ip old poles of all (U.S. Navy photo) cline on Wall Street. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 2.64, closing at 1241.97.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP)--Two Colorado businessmen have been ar- rested after customs agents seized hi-tech devices the two allegedly had illegally sold to the Soviets. Among the items were seisometers used to detect and measure nuclear explos- New poles ions, a device government sources say the Soviets have tried unsuccessfully for years to acquire.

LONDON (AP)--Gold opened this morning at $378.30 an ounce, up 30 cents from yesterday's close. for

NEW YORK (UPI)--The United States abstained yesterday when the other 14 members of the U.N. Security Council demanded South Africa's unconditional withdrawal from southern Angola. The Security Council also required South Africa to pay for Admin Hill damage caused by its raids. South Africa's position, sup- by the U.S., is withdrawal in return for assurances by ported by B. N. Trott Marxist Angola not to threaten South West Africa, a territory It takes a lot of hard work to South Africa controls. change poles, but in the long run, it is better to do it under good .SHINGTON,D.C. (AP)--The inflation rate for November comes conditions than under poor condi- 1 t today. Economists are looking for a small or modest in- tions. crease in November's consumer prices to bolster their pre- at least tie last dictions that the 1983 inflation rate will All the power distribution year ' showing. poles on Admin Hill were butt rotted and ready to fall over. DAMASCUS (AP)--The evacuation from Tripoli of PLO Leader Yasser Arafat and his loyalist guerrillas is complete. Ara- This is why we take the time to fat and his troops sailed into exile yesterday aboard five repair and remove old poles and Greek ships flying United Nations flags. Arafat, who was hardware. bound for Tunis, vowed he would continue his struggle until he reached Jerusalem, the historical capital of the Pales- Just think what would happen if tinian state. a strong storm were to hit the area! Crane lifts old pole, which People do not realize how hard is stripped of all hardware, the line crew works to keep un- from hole. A new pole will Christ wnas is for kids planned power outages to a mini- TakilG out old be installed in its place and redressed with new hardware. (U.S. Navy photo)

Menchie Cuente

Menchie Cuente, 11, when asked what Christ- mas was all about, re- sponded, "It's the God Child's birth.' Parents R. C. and Myrna will, no doubt, also see that Santa ( leaves some very nice gifts for Menchie.

> Mickey Brock

Video games, fantasy games and war games are on the mind of 8- year-old Mickey Brock.

George and Edie (the parents) love Mickey's smile. It is quite a good one. old. Crane lifts pole to be dressed and set alongside pole (standing). Transfer of conductors and hardware Putting in the new set. (U.S. Navy photo) will take place once new pole is Page 2 The Daily Gazette Wednesday, December 21, 1983

Christmas is the time where CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE AF&M chestnuts are roasting on will conduct work and instruc- an open fire, families and 1st degree at tion in the friends are gathering for tonight. 7:30 p.m. community bulletin board bountiful Christmas dinners, Does your present calendar as a lot of us here do! run out on Dec. 31st? 1984 Well, for some, Christmas GTMO CALENDARS are available The DOD SHOW "All American MARBLEHEAD LANES will once OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS has is the time for lonliness not at TREASURE & TRIVIA every Mini Circus" will perform again be offering a ball found its way to GTMO. Are and despair because of and Wednesday, Friday, and Sat- at the Downtown Lyceum on drilling service. Due to you a food-a-holic? Do you being able to leave urday from 10 a.m. until Dec. 24 at 6 p.m., Marine limited facilities, this eat compulsively even when get home during the holiday 1 p.m. Get one while the Site on Dec. 25, and Lee- service will be done by you're not hungry? Are you season. For this reason we supply lasts. ward Point on Dec. 26. All appointment ONLY. Sign up willing to seek help? If would like to make the, men performances will begin at at the counter at the bowl- you are willing to accept from the NMCB-74 Detachment The COMMISSARY STORE hours 6 p.m. It promises to be ing alley or call 2118 for a new way of living and a feel a little more festive of operation for the holi- an exciting show of magic, more information. close fellowship with other to the occasion by. pro- day season will be: fire-eating, juggling, people just like yourself, viding some home baked of the Dec. 23: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. unicycling, clowning and The BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT then look no further! OA goods and a sense spirit! Any- Dec. 24: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. mime. Don't miss it. GROUP is having a CHRISTMAS is a fellowship of men and true Christmas donate, or Dec. 30: 10 a.m. 6 p.m. TEA on Thursday, Dec. 22, women just like yourself one wishing to - WINDOW DECORATIONS: When p.m. at 9 a.m. The tea is be- who are willing to share has any questions, is Dec. 31: 10 a.m. - 3 decorating for the holidays, ing held at Nob Hill 35B. their hopes, strength and asked to please contact you are reminded that you DISBURSING NOTE: In sup- All mothers and babies are experiences with each other Nancy at 2644 AT or you are not to attach decora- port of the New Year's welcome. For more infor- in the hopes of helping may drop off the baked tions for spray artificial Leave period, regular mili- mation or if you need a others who also suffer. The goods at NH 66A. Let's do snow on the solar reflec- tary payday will be held ride call 2885 or 3205. only requirement is the our share to make this tive windows as this will Dec. 27. This revised need to stop eating compul- Christmas a very special damage the windows. payday schedule is designed AA MEETINGS sively. There are no fees, one for these guys!! as a convenience to those ATTENTION TELEPHONE SUB- Sunday dues or weigh-ins. OA is CANDYGRAMS military personnel depart- SCRIBERS: There is a typo- East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. a self-supporting organiza- ing on the Dec. 28 holiday graphical error on page iii Closed tion on contributions alone. flight. of the November 1983 Tele- Tuesday Meetings are held twice a from phone Directory with re- NAVSTA Brig - 8 p.m. week; Tuesday evenings HOSPITAL gard to the commercial 8:00-9:00 and Friday eve- PHONE Open direct dial telephone num- Wednesday nings from 6:00-7:00 on the NUMBERS The MUN (Model United ber for Guantanamo Bay, East Bargo second deck of the Naval Hut - 8 p.m. Nations) is now taking Cuba. The correct number Hospital ARS Unit. For Open orders for Candygrams now is "011-53-99 - Local Base Friday more information about the Appointment phone numbers free through Dec. 22. Choose Number." Hosp. ARS Wing - 8 p.m. program, please feel are 2200 or 2208. Appoint- Buchholz at a Christmas Tree Candy- Open to call Chief can be made Monday to There are openings for gram for someone in your ments RED Saturday 7240 DWH. Friday from 7:30 a.m. until CROSS VOLUNTEERS in various family. A Bell Candygram East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. Cancellations also places GTMO COOKBOOKS make great is a symbol of friendship, 4 p.m. on base. The majori- Open are made through 2200 or ty serve at the hospital, stocking stuffers and and the Stocking Candy- For further information 2208. The hospital infor- the SD's office, assist the souveniers of GTMO and gram is the symbol of love. call 7240 or 4380 DWH or mation number is 7235 or school nurse at the elemen- provide easy and carefree Give it to your husband/ 3293 AWNH. 7267. The Emergency Room tary school and in teaching recipes. They are $3.50 wife or your boyfriend/ number is 3200. nursing and safety courses. and are available at girlfriend. The Candygrams BARGAIN HUNTERS WANTED! TREASURE & TRIVIA located will be delivered to the COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CAROLING Check out the good and inex- next to the Navy Federal person of your choice at pensive bargains available Credit Union. The hours their home or workplace at TREASURE & TRIVIA located of operation are Wednesday by Santa and his helper next to Navy Federal Credit and Friday from 10 a.m. Dec. 20-23. Orders are Union, Wednesday and Friday, until 1 p.m. and the first now being taken by Sheri 10 a.m. until 1 p.m., the Saturday of each month Hoyler at 2727 or Alicia first Saturday of the month, from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Odelin at 3476. 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Club Activities CPO CLUB GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY ,,,, The president and Dinner, Dancing, Breakfast OYTY the board members Music by "Endless Flyte" of the Fleet Re- Bar opens 6:30 p.m. serve Association Branch 100, GTMO Dinner Breakfast 00 Attention GTMO Communtiy! All persons interested in Bay, would like 7-9 p.m. 12:30-1:30 a.m. participating in a community Christmas Caroling during to take this op- the week of Dec. 19-23, please contact the Chaplain's portunity to wish its mem- Roast Whole Pig Ham Office at 4555/4550. Adults and children are invited bers, the GTMO residents, Steamship Roupd Bacon to come out and sing. and visiting fleet person- Steamed Shrimp Sausage Links nel a merry Christmas and Salad Bar o o Home Fries a Happy New Year. Members Rolls & Butter Scrambled Eggs Educational Notes also are reminded branch Toast & Butter Do you have a hard time ex- Tired of being passed over meetings are held on the pressing your thoughts in for that promotion? Maybe third Wednesday of each Asti Spumonti at Midnight writing? Why keep struggling taking college courses part month and the next one is Party Favors alone and in vain when you time is just what you need scheduled for the 21st of Reservations only. Limited seating available. Tickets can take free refresher to get ahead. For more December at 8 p.m. Impor- are on sale until Dec. 22 for $15 per person. For courses with a truly concerned information on how you can tant topics to be discussed further information contact Mrs. Gregoire at 2501. instructor who'll give you the improve your professional are the membership drive, individual attention and qualifications, call 4903 major purchases and upcom- assistance you need to "lick" DWH. ing New Year's Eve Party. this problem, once and for The FRA is dedicated to all? Call NAVY CAMPUS at loyalty, protection and Hospital clinics' hours 4769 and ask about our Basic Navy Exchange service. Skills Program. From now through Dec. 22 Walk in clinics are designed to treat acute problems there will be a dollar off The CLUB LATINO, "The Home that require same day care. Patients with a recurring on all haircuts at the NEX of Latin Music" is open every problem or problems that do not require treatment within CLEP exams allow you to earn BEAUTY SHOP. Friday and Saturday night 24 hours should make an appointment in the appropriate college credit for what you from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. for clinic. Appointments are available in all clinics except know. The more you read, The NAVY EXCHANGE and the club members and guests. If the Immunization Clinic. Emergency treatment is availa- the better you'll do on these SOUND SCENE will be CLOSED you are tired of rock and ble 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Only those pa- tests. CLEPS are free to Dec. 25. roll, disco and country tients requiring urgent or lifesaving care should utilize active duty military and are music, come on out to the the Emergency Room. Routine non-emergency appointments given at various times each The NEX MINI MARTS, Leeward Club Latino. For more are usually within seven to ten days. month by the Navy Campus and Windward, will CLOSE information call 3851. CLINICS BY APPOINTMENTS Monday through Friday from office. Call us at 4769 for Christmas Eve at 5:30 p.m. Audiograms 9-9:30 a.m. more information and to regis- and will remain closed The next meeting of the Internal Medicine Clinic Pediatric Sick Call (for ter f^, testing. Christmas Day. GUANTANAMO BAY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB will be Monday, Optometry Clinic dependents age 17 and Jan. 16, at the Ham Shack, Physical Exams Clinic younger) Monday through located in Hobbyland. The Psychiatric Clinic Friday from 7:45 until 8:15 a meeting will start at 7 p.m. Ob/Gyn Clinic a.m. and 12:45 through 1:15 manyGAZETTE Anyone interested in Wart Clinic p.m. CAPT R.A.AIIe,Commander,l.S.Naval Base learning more about the Surgical Clinic Immunization Clinic world of ham radio is in- Appointments are made by Routine--Monday from 7:30 Affairs Officer Lt. Cmdr. J.D. Van Sickle.Public vited to attend. calling 2200 or 2208 be- until 11:15 a.m., Tuesday Ens. C.F. McCollom.Asst. Public Affairs Officer tween 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., from 7:30 until 9 a.m. and Michael Page.Staff JOC Lew Reed.Staff JO3 Attention all Girl Monday through Friday. 1 until 3:30 p.m., Wednes- Susan Junkins.Staff J02 Lee Holloway.Staff Mrs. Scouts: We are day from 7:30 until 9 a.m., to the rules The Daily Gazette is published according going caroling WALK IN CLINICS and Friday from 7:30 until as out- 4nd regulations for ship and station newspapers Friday evening, 11:15 a.m. direction of the lined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the Dec. 23, from 6-7 Fleet Sick Call (for active Pediatric--Tuesday from Printed five times Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. and then from 7-8 we'll be duty and civilain employees) 9 until 11:15 a.m. and government equipment at weekly at governement expense on having our Christmas party Monday through Friday from Wednesday from 9 until 11:15 Printing Service Branch Office, the Navy Publications and at the hut. All girls and 7:30 until 9 a.m. and 1 un- a.m. items that appear the opinions or statements in news leaders are to meet at the til 2 p.m. Allergy--Thursday from construed as official or as reflect- herein are not to be hut at 6 and each troop is Adult Walk In Clinic(for de- 7:30 until 11:15 a.m. and the Navy. (ng the views of COMNAVBASE or the Department of asked to bring cookies. pendents age 18. and older) l.until 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 21, 1983 The Daily Gazette Page 3

i 4. Christmas: } Overtime _ 'Stench to Puritan nostrils' . k Christmas

by Lee Holloway These pious souls did not identifying recalci- Poem New England villages blank- leave . / trants to chance either; offi- eted with snow are often de- 'Twas the night before Christmas at OND and not a crea- cial village snoopers were ap- picted on Christmas cards, but ture was stirring, not even a Chief. at one time, the majority of pointed to sniff out smells of New Englanders did not cele- mince meat pies, plum puddings The 131s were all out on the line and "thank goodness," brate the birth of Christ at and other fare "dangerous to tonight, there'd be no overtime. the soul." The ban on Christmas promp- all. The OMD children were tucked .in their ted another Episcopalian, a beds, glad their The very mention of Christ- Admittedly, the Puritans had fathers were home--not Mr. Pigot, who was the vicar working instead. mas would compel the early reasons for their dislike of of a tiny church in Marble- The wives and the girlfriends Puritans to hold their noses the Yule Season for in Merry had said silent prayers: head, Mass., to boldly write "Please let there be no and declare the very word old England during this time more planes to repair!" a treatise condemning the Pur- "Christmas" and all things re- period, the celebration of the itans. But little did they realize as the stars were a'twink- lated to it were a "stench to Savior's birth had degenerated ling, that up in the sky, Rudolph's nose had stopped The controversy over Christ- Puritan nostrils." into a mockery of all things blinking. mas continued until These early New Englanders Holy. Universa- lists and Catholics joined Now Santa was worried as he cast his had staunch rules against many Each community elected a the eyes downward, but Episcopalians in contesting lo and behold, below he saw Leeward! things including wedding Ring of Misrule and he and his the beliefs of the Puritans. rings, dancing, long hair for band of merrymakers, dressed Now Santa, you know, keeps track of us all and he knew men and falling asleep in in brightly colored garb with But it was a long and ardu- if he must, Leeward was the best place to fall. church, but their dislike for bells tied to their ankles, ous battle. He knew that if anywhere, it was at Leeward he'd find, t le Season was particu- delighted in making mischief. 1 Not until 1681, after pro- those dedicated few who would work (you guessed intense. High on spirits (not neces- it!) W testing churches had increased OVERTIME! In the year 1659, the Puri- sarily those of Christmas), their numbers considerably, tans finally had their way and the rabblerousers often was the law against Christmas The phones started ringing; they rang and they rang and the celebration of Christmas marched into churches during finally repealed in Massachus- those OMD people, to the rescue they came. services, displaced the pro- was officially banned. The setts. They put in long hours for once without fuss testing priest and installed and all was law read: completed with nary a cuss. the King of Misrule who used In typical Puritan fashion, "No one shall keep Christmas though, one Puritan die-hard the altar for leading scanda- And Santa was heard to say as he flew out of vision, or any Saint day, read common lous songs in parody of commented upon the removal of "Merry Christmas to all at Overtime Maintenance Di- prayer, make mince pies, Christmas Carols. the Christmas ban from the vision!" dance, play cards or play any But the Puritans had their law books by saying ". be God! They still Merry Christmas instrument of music except the adversaries. blessed drum, trumpet and jew's harp." can't compel us to celebrate "Bear" In the Plymouth Colony, an (Although the beating of drums it!" and the blowing of trumpets do Englishman by the name of Tho- have Biblical associations, no mas Morton, a known Episcopal- one has ever figured out why ian, often wrote witty rhymes 1st Christmas card about his staid and self- the Puritan's allowed the NEW YORK (AP)--For those of playing of the jew's harp.) righteous neighbors. This made the Puritans fur- you who think Christmas is Getting caught in Puritan ious, but in this case, the too commercial, consider this: a major reason New England celebrating Dec. Puritans had the last laugh Business was 25th could result in excommu- for Morton was caught by none behind the very first Christ- mas card. nication from the church, hav- other than Miles Standish him- ing one's ears clipped and/or self acting as King of Misrule Back in 1843, an energetic British reformer named Sir serving time in the public one Christmas Day and was ban- stocks. ished from the colony. Henry Cole wanted to expand Frocked the postal system. So, he asked John Calcott MS3 Glen Enos is Reagan, Nancy keep romance their alive Horsley to design a Christmas frocked to his pres- card. ent rate by Lt. Cmdr. WASHINGTON, D.C. (UPI)--In an When asked about the bullet- Cole also wanted to save interview in "People" Maga- proof vest he has worn in pub- himself time by eliminating Craig Weeder, Mater- Reagan says lic since being shot in 1981, the need to write the lengthy z President ials Officer. (U.S. h ps his romance with Reagan said he still finds it Christmas letters so popular Nancy alive with little notes uncomfortable and bulky. in Victorian times. Navy The frist Christmas cards .he is concerned that his says he is The President did not exactly set the world bullet-proof vest makes him that the vest may concerned on fire, in fact, they weren't look fat.and he has, in the make it appear as if he has popular at all. past, "thought the end of the gained weight. world was coming." The commercial production of Reagan also says he has no On the fate of mankind, Rea- cards did not begin to pick up regrets over having called gan said, "There have been until the 1860s. the Soviet Union the "Evil times in the past when we Then, not only were they Empire." thought the end of the world printed on paper, they were Revealing the secrets of was coming." made of satin, fringed silk romance in his marriage, Rea- and plush. The President said he has gan said, "We leave notes for They were gilded, frosted, "no second thoughts" about I each other" and he says they embossed and jeweled--not un- having called the Soviet Union send each other holiday cards. like the fanciest cards of "The Evil Empire." today. Reagan says one way he shows common courtesy to the First He explains, "I think it was Lady is by trying to slip out high time that we got some re- Te cold for Santa her dur- alism and got people think- of bed without waking NEENAH, Wis. (UPI)--It was a crisis. ing." ing too cold Monday even for San- ta in one town. Arms, hands, fingers most often injured Officials in Neenah can- celed Santa's trip around the During the second half of They could snag in the re- city because at minus-26, "it fiscal year 1983 statistics volving parts and pull the was too cold for the old fel- still indicate that injuries hand into the machinery. low." to the arms, hands and fing- Therefore, other means must The Arctic cold put the will be the most injured Pacific North- ers be found for protecting the Northeast and part of the body. hands of machinery operators; west into the deep-freeze. These types of injuries ac- guarding devices and safe, Monday was the coldest De- co for more than a quarter correct work procedures are cember day ever for many o o Wdisabling industrial the best lines of defense. towns. mishaps due to coming into Nearly 45 record l1ws were contact with molten metal, Gloves, mitts and hand pads set from Duluth, Minn. to the heat, sharp objects, chemi- supplement good work practi- Mexican border. cals and corrosives and being ces to prevent hand injuries struck by objects. during the handling of mater- Baffled by mathematics? Most of the more than ial and the using of tools. 720,000 hand injuries which ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)--Does Six Public Works Department personnel were recently suitable occur each year, nationwide, There is a glove the very thought of balancing frocked to their present rates by Capt. L. A. Fermo, for protection against *many are the result of accidents your checkbook send shivers Public Works Officer. Left to right, they are (kneel- that can be named: suffered when operating ma- hazards up your spine? ing): CM1 Edmond Long, UT1 Samuel Estep and CM, Vincent cuts, slivers, chinery, using tools or hand- abrasion, Do ratios, dividends and Crawford. Standing: CEL Raymond Combs, UT1 Charles pinch point, oils, chemicals, Sling material. percentages make you break in- Sineway and CM1 Donald Perry. (U.S. Navy photo) radiation, electricity, cold, Personal protective equip- to a cold sweat? heat and flames. ment can do little to prevent You may be a victim of math accidents in the first of anxiety and a University of When choosing hand protect- omehow, not only for these areas. Michigan psychologist says ors for certain jobs, the If. protective gloves were there is something you can do style of cuff is as important worn to shield the hands from about it. as the glove material. D3ut all the toug yadr through, cuts and slivers when operat- Robert Funaro says a U of M to others ing drills, lathes and other If you are not sure as to workshop is teaching students 118 he joy that you give machine tools, the gloves the type of glove best suited to practice deep breathing and Isthte joy"ta comes back to you. other techniques to cope with themselves would become a for your job, ask your super- Jete GreednleafWhile hazard. visor. fear of math. Wednesday, December 21, 198 The Daily Gazette Page 4 Hockey NBA FOOTBALL NEWS (UPI)--Now that he's scored (AP)--The Phoenix Suns got 500 career goals, Montreal off to a poor start this NBA USFL Blitz signs NFL players Sims - to USFL or stay NFL? (UPI)--Two rookies made the Guy LaFleur says the thing season. Things have changed. backfield of UPI's AFC All- wants most is another Stan: The Suns won for the fifth (UPI)--The Chicago Blitz has (UPI)--Owner Jerry Argovitz Star Team. Quarterback Dan Cup championship for the time in six outings last signed four more NFL players. of the USFL Houston Gamblers Marino of the Miami Dolphins Canadiens. night. They came from nine They include New England is determined to have Billy and running back Curt Warner Montreal, once the domine down in the second half to running back Vagas Ferguson Sims on his team next year. of the Seattle Seahawks also team of the NHL, showed its beat Golden State 109-105. and Kansas City guard Bob Argovitz says he has sent were the top vote-getters in old form last night in bland Walter Davis scored 23 points Simmons. the star running back some balloting by a panel of 56 ing the New Jersey Devils 6 and Maurice Lucas had 21 for Also signed were guard documents that should persuade football writers. Marino, theec LaFleur scored number 50( Phoenix. Joe Barry Carroll Revie Sorey of the Chicago him to honor a contact he top passer in the conference, in the third period. netted 32 for the Warriors. Bears and punter Jeff Gossett signed with the Gamblers last got 50 votes. Warner, the He said he was sorry he < of the Cleveland Browns. summer. AFC's leading rusher with not get it at home, but he' as Elsewhere in the NBA: Michaels to coach USFL team Trouble is, Sims just signed 1,449 yards, drew 48. been playing his best hockeyey Washington 108 a new contract with the De- (UPI)--Former NFL coach on the road this year. San Antonio 106 Walt troit Lions of the NFL. Eagles to pay $1 million Michaels In other NHL contests: will direct the New Argovitz threatens a law- Boston 7 Atlanta Jersey Generals of the USFL suit if Sims won't play for (UPI)--NFL Commissioner Pete Hartford 2 New Jersey next year. him. Rozelle handed down a decis- Michaels was installed as ion that will cost the Phila- Quebec 6 Detroit coach yesterday at a formal NFL delphia Eagles about $1 mil- news conference. Vancouver 4 Dallas Danielson to start for Lions lion. Michaels, 53, succeeds Rozelle said the Eagles New York Islanders 11 Kansas City Chuch Fairbanks, who was (UPI)--The Detroit Lions will must honor the full contracts Pittsburgh 3 Denver fired after a 6-12 season. have to use a backup quarter- of former general manager Jim Michaels coached the New back in their first appear- Murray and two other workers. Minnesota 5 Los Angeles York Jets before being ousted ance in the NFL playoffs since Murray spend 13 years in St. Louis 2 Seattle about one year ago. 1957. the Eagles organization befo Coach Monte Clark says Gary being dismissed earlier this Danielson will start for the year with seven years left on BASEBALL Local Sports Lions December 31st. a 10-year contract. Gossage says no to New York Armas to undergo elbow surgery The opponent will be deter- Any 9-14 year olds who wish mined by first-round games. Currey to coach Cincinnati U. (UPI)--He's said it before, (UPI)--Boston outfielder Tony to play GBYAA basketball and Starter Eric Nipple injured but now it's definite. Armas must have bone chips didn't sign up, call Ann at his left knee in Detroit's (UPI)--Dave Currey is toe new Ace reliever Goose Gossage removed from his right elbow. 3419 to do so. weekend victory over Tampa head football coach at the yesterday informed the New Be's scheduled to undergo Also, anyone interested in Bay. University of Cincinnati. York Yankees he wants nothing surgery today. being a basketball referee, The Lions say he will be After seven years at Long to do with them in 1984. Be's expected to be okay in call 3419. out at least two weeks. Beach State, Currey signed a The right-handed Gossage, time for spring training in DeBerg may start for Broncos five-year pact yesterday to 32, delivered that message late Pebruary. The next monthly meeting of direct the Bearcats. personally to Yankee coaches the Reef Raiders will be on (UPI)--Denver quarterback He replaces Watson Brown, Gene Michael and Jeff Torborg Cubbage to manage farm team January 12, 1983. This is be- Steve DeBerg may come off the who accepted head coaching in San Diego and he's told cause of the Holiday Leave injured reserve list today. duties at Rice. his agent to not consider any (UPI)--Former major league flights. He's been working out with Currey got the job after contract offer from his old infielder Mike Cubbage has Starting in January, air the team since last week and the coach of Northern Illi- team. turned to managing. cards will be sold for only may start for the Broncos nois, Bill Murray, turned it The move appears to leave The New York Mets yester- $7.50 at all monthly meetings. Saturday against Seattle. down. Pittsburgh leading the race day said he'll pilot their There is a limit of 3 air Deberg suffered a shoulder Rosier wine Maxwell Award among several teams to sign Lynchburg farm team of lbs cards per diving member. Also, seperation in November and (UPI)--Nebraska Gossage. Class-A Carolina League. there is still the sign up to underwent surgery. running back Mike Rozier has added The Pirates reportedly of- Cubbage batted .258 over purchase T-shirts for $5 Last weekend, rookie John another trophy to fered the bullpen specialist eight years in the big each during January. Come on Elway threw four interceptions his growing collec- tion. $7.2 million over six years. leagues. out and support your club, in a one-sided Denver loss to Atlanta isn't far behind, find out about some of our Kansas City. Yesterday, he won the Max- though. The Braves reportedly future club sponsored events. Clark out of NFL playoffs well Award, which goes to the are offering $5.5 million best college football player Basketball Here's a review: 4 over five years. January 21, 1983: Pig Roast (AP)--The San Francisco 9ers of the year. San Diego and California al- (UPI)--Top-ranked Kentucky and Divers swap meet in ca- will be without wide receiver Earlier, Rozier won the so are engaged in the bidding survived a test of time to banas 17-20 at Kittery Beach. Dwight Clark in the playoffs. Heisman Trophy. war. whip Cincinnati by the unus- March 1984: Photo contest. He injured a knee in Monday He rushed for more than Last season, Gossage was ally low score of 24-11. The voting will take place for night's win over Dallas and 2,100 yards this season, lea 13-5 with 22 saves and a 2.27 The overmatched Bearcats the best picture at the April head coach Bill Walsh said he ing the Cornhuskers to a 12-0 ERA in 57 games. tried a deliberate slowdown on 5 meeting. The first prize is may undergo surgery. season and number one ranking. Kentucky last night but, the Clark has been a good camera and there are the team's Arkansas seeking new coach Walling signs with Houston undefeated Wildcats didn't go other prizes. leading receiver the last four for it. Come on out and join the seasons. (UPI)--Arkansas is wasting no (UPI)--Pinch hitter Denny They waited patiently in fun. Clark was an all-pro last time looking for a replace- Walling has a new three-year their zone defense N+ as Cinci- season. ment for Lou Holtz. contract with the Houston nnati spent three or four Sports schedule The 1984 He hasn't missed a game The football coach resigned Astros. minutes at a time passing the for Interservice National and since joining San Francisco in Sunday and yesterday the Eight teams picked Walling ball before risking a International Sports Compe- shot. 1979. school's athletic director in the re-entry draft, but Kentucky led 11-7 at the has just been received tition met with Air Force coach Ken the Astros retained rights. half before claiming its sixth at Special Services. Sports Theisman is Player of the Year The pact's worth an esti- Hatfield, a potential succes- application forms and quali- (AP)--Washington quarterback sor. mated $1.25 million. vcoy(UIn other college action: also are fying standards Joe Theisman has been named The Razorbacks also are in- available. Moseby signs with Blue Jays Georgia (#12) 73 the NFL Player of the Year by terested in Oklahoma's Barry East Tennessee State 54 All applications/nomina- the Associated Press. Switzer, Oklahoma State's for sports trials and (AP)--The Toronto Blue Jays tions Redskins' coach Joe Gibbs Jimmy Johnson, and Fred Akers should be say outfielder Lloyd Moseby North Carolina State (#18) 84 training events earlier was named the AP's of Texas. All are former Ar- the signed a new five-year con- North Carolina A&T 71 forwarded 20 days before NFL Coach of the Year. kansas players. for that sport. .trctract wiwith teta.the team event LOST Technics stereo frequency A set of keys about three equalizer, model SH-8020 weeks ago. If found, please I CLASSIFIEDS I w/0.01% THD and 106 db s/n call 2759. SERVICES Kingspoint stereo phono, AM/ AKAI 4400 convert reel-to- ratio. Bought new in Nov. Cleaning for final inspection. FM stereo radio, cassette and reel deck, $200; Kenwood '83. Will sacrifice for $170 Man's gold ring with the Call 2116. 8 track player, two speakers, stereo integrated amplifier, firm. Call 7234 DWH or 2394 initial "P." Lost at NAS $100. Call 3380 AT. model KA3500 50/60 HZ, $250; AWN. Christmas,party. Reward is WANTED Pioneer model SR-202W rever- offered. Call 6467 AWH. Twin bed or full bed or Recoton video enhancer! beration amplifier, $75. Call Baby dressing table w/hamper, mattress for either. 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