Drunk driving down in Gitmo Bay Sunday's flight G DUiDWi's ar down 32 percentfrm Water Usage C-141 the same period in FY89. We had 19 cases NAVAL STATION Guantanamo Bay ------10:00 a.m. of drinking and driving lastyear between W/owl Thursday, May 24 October th iu agh My, 13 cases this year I* Roosevelt Roads, P.R. 12:45 p.m. 2:05 p.m. andiithreast 'eek. Usable storage: 13.67 ML - 98% NAS Norfolk, Va. 5:40 p.m. 7:55 p.m. Continue this positive trend over Mc- Andrews AFB 8:40 p.m. morial Day weekend. If you drink, don't Goal: 1 ML dnve. Callabuddyor call Security at4105. A patrolman will behappy to give you a lifth Consumption: 1.17 K See page 3 home, no quetionsasked. I Guanta ao Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 107 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, May 25, 1990

Congress passes spending bills AP - President Bush this include $4,000 to fill in a collapsed Battleship Iowa case reopened morning receives a present from utility tunnel in Salisbury, N.C. by Armed Services Committee Congress he's been eagerly await- Nearly $1-million to spruce up Bay ing, a Foreign Aid Bill. Bush had City, Michigan's waterfront park, requested lawmakers approve emer- and a $750,000 ferry boat for Samoa. AP - The Senate Armed a congressional report's gency aid to help the struggling Meantime, the Senate has put its Services Committee today expected to suggest that friction Lithuania - Lithuanian legislators democracies in Nicaragua and Pan- crime bill on hold until after the holds a hearing on the Navy's may have caused the blast. are meeting today to discuss Mikhail ama. The legislation includes $300- recess. Some lawmakers say the controversial investigation into Earl Hartwig, the father of Gorbachev's threat to impose the explosion aboard the USS the sailor blamed for the Iowa presidential rule in the Baltic million for the government of Vi- measure could be running into Iowa. The hearing comes a day explosion, says the new republic unless it freezes its olets Chamorro in Nicaragua. It also trouble. Among other things, the bill after the Navy began expressing declaration of independence. Lithu- contains $420-million for Panama, limits nine kinds of semi-automatic congressional finding will anian leaders say the Soviet president which is recovering from U.S. trade assault weapons. Senate Minority new doubts about the cause of reveal "what we've been could attempt to disband Lithuania's sanctions under the Noriega regime Leader Bob Dole says there's pres- the April 1, 1989 blast that saying all along. My son is not parliament, replace its government and last December's U.S. invasion. sure from certain groups to kill the killed 47 sailors. The Navy has guilty." All firings of 16-inch and declare martial law. The spending plan includes bill. blamed a gunner's mate who guns aboard the Navy's four nearly $4 in domestic spending for China is sure to be a dominant died in the explosion, Clayton battleships have been halted Romania - Protesters are accusing every dollar in overseas assistance. issue when Congress returns to work Hartwig. The Navy has said after several gunpowder bags Romanian President-elect Ion Iliescu Hartwig likely loaded an ignited at a Virginia naval and his National Salvation Front of It includes housing grants totaling June 5. Senate Majority Leader $28-million, most of them for com- George Mitchell vows to "aggres- explosive device between gun- weapons station yesterday stealing the recent election. powder bags used Thousands of demonstrators munities whose members in Con- sively" pursue legislative action on one of during testing prompted by the gathered in Bucharest's University gress serve on appropriations com- against extending China's trade the warship's 16-inch guns. But Iowa blast. Square last night shouting "thieves" mittees. Other pork-barrel projects benefits for another year. and calling for Iliescu's ouster. It was the biggest anti-govenmment rally since Sunday's election. Chai rs resentenced for killing 6 in Gitmo Bay Colombia - Colombian officials are blaming drug traffickers for another Editor's note: The following is The old sentence carried hope of The crash killed six people and in- U.S. Supreme Court heard another car bomb attack. A city spokesman in an excerpt of a Virginian-Pilot ar- parole. The new sentence offers no jured three others. appeal and ruled in early 1989 that Medellin says five people were ticle published yesterday. chance for parole, only time off for Judge Clarke initially sentenced the sentencing guidelines were con- killed and at least 21 injured good behavior. Chambers to 12 years in September stitutional. At that point, the fourth yesterday in the explosion at a By Joseph Cosco "He was sentenced to a harsher 1988, when thelegal community was Circuit Court sent Chambers' case police post near a luxury hotel. It's Virginian-PIotl/Staff Writer term," defense attomey James 0. debating the constitutionality of new back for resentencing. the sixth powerful bomb to go off in Broccoletti said. "He's been sen- federal sentencing guidelines that Colombia in the last two weeks. Before the accident, Chambers Norfolk -- Michael P. Cham- tenced in effect to twice whathe was went into effect in November 1987. twice had been caught driving under Geneva - The United Nations Se- bers, the drunken driver who killed before." In Chambers' original sentenc- the influence of alcohol. He had been curity Council meets today in five sailors and a cab driver on the Chambers pleaded guilty to six ing, prosecutors asked for a prison administratively reprimanded, and Geneva to hear Arab calls for a Guantanamo Naval Base, was resen- counts of involuntary manslaughter term of 18 years. The new guidelines his driving privileges at the base had United Nations observer force for the tenced Wednesday and came out a in connection with the fiery automo- recommended a total prison term of been suspended. occupied West Bank and Gaza strip. loser in the deal. bile accident April 30, 1988, at the 24 to 30 months for all six man- With the new arrangement, good But Israel says even if the world U.S. District Judge J. Caivitte U.S. Navy base in Guantanamo Bay, slaughter counts against Chambers. behavior offers the only possibility body creates a special force to protect Clarke knocked two years off Cham- Cuba. Clarke declared the guidelines un- for a reduced sentence. Chambers Palestinians, the Jewish state won't ber's original 12-year sentence, but Chambers, a clerk at the base, constitutional and imposed the 12- can allow it to enter the territories. earn credit for two months per the Jamaican citizen probably will admitted he Meanwhile, the Israeli army says was drunk and driving year sentence. Government prosecu- year served. Broccoletti said that Palestinian laborers stabbed a Jewish end up spending more time in prison between 70 and 110 mph when his tors later appealed Clarke's ruling. would reduce the time served to settler in the chest today while as a result. car slammed into the rear of a van. Before the appeal was decided, the about eight years. working in his orchard in the West Bank. d itmoites, reenlist, get your full SRB USA Guantanamo Bay - With SRB multiples that are presently in that is by controlling how many SRB NAVOP 056/90 does. It also con- improving retention stats throughout effect. If the award level for their reenlistments we permitto takeplace tains the right safety clauses so no- News the Navy, it's expected that money rating or Navy Enlisted Classifica- early. In the beginning of the year we body loses any SRB money. In fact, for Selective Reenlistment Bonuses tion code (NEC) increases or de- allowed SRB reenlistments up to it gives you the option to go for Kansas - Authorities in Kansas say (SRB) will run out before the end of creases in the FY 91 SRB plan that four months early. Then as the higher rates if the September updates nine tomadoes hurtled across the cen- the fiscal year. comes out September1990, they will money spends down we start to con- raise your SRB for your rating/NEC. tral part of the state, derailing a Because of the shortfall, the be allowed to reenlist for the higher trol that so, by Sept. 30, the account The end result of doing it this way is freight train, demolishing homes and Navy is cutting back the four month of the two levels during the transition will be totally expended just as the more SRB money to sailors and bet- injuring at least four people. early reenlistment window for the period. fiscal year ends. That's exactly what ter retention in the Navy. remainder of the fiscal year. "This is a great change," said Florida - There's a showdown Starting June 1, with brewing over the trial of ousted sailors an Foley. "More ratings are now eli- Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega. End of Active Obligated Service gible for higher SRB award levels. A federal judge has thrown out a (EAOS) that is Oct. 1, or later who Adm. Boorda is really working hard deal for the government to pay the request to reenlist will be delayed for our bluejackets." Secretary of Defense general's heavy legal fees, saying the until after Sept. 30, 1990. Reenlist- In a Naval Operations (NAVOP Memorial Day Message federal law on defense spending limits ments on or before Sept. 30, 1990 056/90) message released Wednes- would not permit the $250 to $350 an will only be granted for "obligation day, Vice Adm. Boorda, Chief of hour fees for each of Noriega's five to serve" for orders, advancement to Naval Personnel wrote: Armed attomeys. to those members of the E7/8/9, to maintain entitlement to "I want to be sure that all hands TForces oday, wewho pay have tribute died in defense of our country. continuous submarinepay,because a know what this is about. About two U.S. - The unofficial start of Each year, our observance of Memorial Day reminds us sailor will pass summer, Memorial Day weekend, is through a SRB zone, years ago it became obvious that we that the freedom we enjoy as Americans has not come easily almost here, and federal health or they are reenlisting under the never used all the SRB money be- Valiant men and women of many generations have paid the officials want you to be careful about STAR or SCORE programs. cause we had to be careful to set the ultimate price to secure it. The rows of white tombstones in our what you do for fun. The Centers for Ifyou'vehador willreceive your rates low enough to avoid over- national military cemeteries give silent testimony to this fact. Disease Control say horseback riders SRB approval prior to June 1, then spending. By trying to be careful and The most fitting tribute we can give these fallen heroes is to need helmets even more than bikers you will be allowed to reenlist as not overspend we tended to be too reaffirm our devotion to the sacred trust for which they fought. do, because the rate of serious injury originally approved by Navy Mili- cautions and, as a result, money that You, the members of our Armed Forces, can take great pride in per hour of riding is higher for tary Personnel Command (NMPC). could have gone to good sailors who the qualities you share with those who have gone before horseback riders than for cyclists or and a steadfast commitment to "About 35 people on the naval reenlisted did not get to them. That -courage, professionalism even racecar drivers. freedom. We take great pride in you. base will be affected by this," said certainly was not good for Navy Baltimore - Looking for a shoulder- Naval Station Command Career reenlistment rates or for the people I join with you, the living guardians of liberty, and millions mounted rocket launcher or a laser- Counselor Chief Petty Officer Elaina who could have received a higher of other Americans in pledging to guard the legacy of freedom by those we honor today. sighted nine millimeter carbine? Foley. "I don't expect any negative SRB if we had done it differently. bestowed on us Then the covert and operational impact from the change." So, to fix thatproblem, we refig- procurement exhibition is for you. The That's because no sailors will ured SRB rates at totals that would Baltimore show is attracting SWAT lose money as a result of the closing spend all the money authorized by Dick Cheney," teams from around the world to of the early reenlistment window. Secretary of Defense examine the newest high-tech police the end of this year. We still can not gear. Sailors required to delay reenlist- overspend so we needed a way to ment until Oct. 1, will be guaranteed control cost of SRB. The way we do PAGE 2, FamsAY, MAY 25, 1990, GuarAnAAo DAILY GA2rs

our Gross National Product." "So what's the problem with the ECONO$ENSE federal government. The president People in the news_ Gitmo and congress are raising taxes and Well, the big question about likely group. Denver, an ardent envi- Deficit and Debt II talking about cutting spending. Is "Twin Peaks" remains unanswered. ronmentalist, spoke and sang to a deficit" Gab At a high school career day semi- that to reduce the debt or The season finale of ABC's murky, gathering of corporate real estate "Those actions will reduce the nar, Liam talks about jobs in the fed- quirky soap opera provided its fans executives and developers. He Mail Call - Gitmo commands deficit which is the yearly federal eral government During the ques- with no solution to the mystery of blamed corporate shortsightedness can look for the "SmileyFace" flag shortfall. Reducing thedebtis tion and answer session, students budget Laura Palmer's murder. In fact, it left and greed for threats to the earth, and flying in the mornings beginning June nota problem. We owe it to ourselves show a strong interest in the current some reason to wonder whether she's says he was shocked when he got a 1. New "Mail Call" hours will be in and we pay a reasonable interest" economic condition of America. really dead. It also spawned several standing ovation. Denver says he was effect. They are 9:30 to 11 a.m., "Canother countries buy ourgov- through Friday and 9 to 10 Let's get back with them again. new mysteries, not the least of which surprised "that they are listening." Monday ernment bonds?" a.m., Saturdays. Personal Box holders is, who shot FBI agent Dale Copper? "They sure can, and do. Back in can pick up mail from 9:30 to 11 a.m. "Before the break, I said that the And is he dead, now, too? Are you Richard Harris says he was so about 1960 about 5 percent of our and 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., Monday through federal deficit was about $162 billion still following this? "Twin Peaks" tense before the opening of his first nine zeros debt was in the hands of other coun- Friday, and 9 to 10 a.m., Saturdays. in 1989. That's 162 with began early last month with high rat- London stage appearance in 25 years, Personal boxes will be closed out on tries. Since then it has stayed under after it. It means our government ings, but it's lost ground, week by he was almost physically ill. Harris June 25 and will receive their mail 10 percent. Occasionally itrises to 15 spent more than it earned. Govern- week, since then. "Twin Peaks" fans won the audience in the West End through command boxes after that percent. That's not aproblem either, ment income for 1989 was $1.137 know one thing that can console them with a performance in Pirandello's date. For questions, call your local post as long as they spend interest pay- trillion . A trillion has twelve zeros until fall. ABC's picked up the show "Henry IV." He say he had case of office at 2369. ments on U.S. goods and services. If after it. Government revenue, or in- for next season. jitters before show time. But Harris they don't then it'll reduce the Gross Memorial service - It's a chance come, was $975 billion. The differ- says despite his nervousness, he knew National Product" to see a piece of Gitmo history. ence between the two is the shortfall, Elizabeth Taylor's doctor says he "had to get out there and do it." "So if the national debt is fine, Monday, May 28, 9 a.m. at the base or deficit." she's improved significantly, and "O.K. then Mr. O'Griffin, who do what's wrong with the deficit?" cemetery, the Naval Hospital will hold could go home from the hospital early Prince Charles said yesterday he a memorial service in recognition of "The problem with the deficit is we owe that money to?" next month. That would be a couple speaks German better after he has a those Americans and Cubans who have that it cuts down on our economic "It's owed to people who hold of weeks sooner than expected. Dr. drink. During a speech to a group of given their lives for their country. Take growth. We want our economy to government bonds, treasury notes Michael Roth also says Taylor is in businessmen in London he joked that the right fork on Bay Hill Road and grow at the rate or 3 to 4 percent per and treasury bills. That includes a lot good spirits. The actress, who was this could explain why he failed a follow the paved drive to the cemetery. year. When the deficit runs about 15 of people from Savings bond holders first hospitalized in early April with a German test in high school, because You don't want to miss it! percent of our total expenditures it to major banks that have millions in near-fatal bout of pneumonia, is still alcohol was restricted there. On a cuts growth. That's the problem with The radio switch - AM 1340 is government securities." being treated in Santa Monica, Calif. more serious note, though, Charles our economy. We have slow growth going FM. That's right . on June 1, "What's the difference between said Britain urgently needs to learn andinflation working together. Infla- Gitno's #1 radio station will switch the deficit and debt?" John Denver got a rousing recep- foreign languages, if it's to remain tion's at about 8.5 percent and eco- from AM 1340 to FM 103.1 on your "The deficit is a yearly shortfall tion in Colorado Springs from an un- competitive in the world. radio dial. Your favorite DJ's, like growthis trailing at2percent." in the federal budget Sometimes we nomic Tony Jordon and Jim Conner will spin even have a surplus. That shortfall "Whatdowedotocutdownonin- your favorite tunes from the 50s, 60s, adds to the national debt" flation and increase growth?" Today in music 70s, 80s and the newest hits of the 90s. "How much is the national debt?" "Well your questions now are With more power and more of your New York City will host next "It stands at about 2.7 trillion dol- really getting off the subjectofjobs in favorites - it's FM 103.1, Gitmo's year's Grammy Awards, winning the lars." the federal government. They're new and improved radio "hits" station. job back from Los Angeles. Mayor "Who do we owe that money to?" good questions and I'll try to answer David Dinkins made the announce- "Like the deficit, we owe it to them all. Rightnow, we have recruit- Hurricane Season 1990 - It's on ment. He says the city plans fourdays the streets today. The special supple- ourselves. It's also in the form of ers from the Army, Navy and Air of musical events marking the event ment to your daily Gazette has all the government bonds, treasury notes Force who'd like to talk to you. I'll at Radio City Music Hall next Febru- details on how to prepare for Hurricane and treasury bills. We're paying come back for your questions when ary. Season 1990. It also details this year's interest on this debt at about the 6 they finish." ticipants are Pat Metheny, Herbie Los Angeles had been the only Hurricane Exercise (HURREX) that is percent rate." Hancock and Al Jarreau. scheduled for Wednesday, May 30. other contender for the hosting du- "That's nota high interest rate, is And, we'll return for more on the The siren will start the exercise at 4:30 ties. Dinkins says it means $30 mil- it?" Deficit and Debt, too. In the mean- Betty Carter will record a new p.m. and is expected to last about two lion for the Big Apple's economy. "Itisifyourememberthatit's tax time, Top of the mornin' to ya! album for the Verve label at New hours. Gitmo residents will report to The Grammies honor the best in free. For people in the 25% tax THE O'GRIFFINS York's famed bottom line. Trum- hurricane shelters if they are not in recorded music. hurricane proof housing. Everyone bracket it's equal to about a 7.5 per- peter Freddie Hubbard will be play else will remain in their quarters and off the centreturn. When thatinterest money (Econo$ense appears in the Daily back-up on the LP, which is intended People have been finding alot of streets during the exercise. Need to is spent in the economy, it increases Gazette each Tuesday and Friday) to be a mixture of standards and origi- religion, or at least a lot of religious know more . call Lt. Eric Pittenger at nals. Saxophonist Craig Handy will music. The Gospel Music Associa- 4366. also be featured. i Some odds of this some ends of that tion says record sales for top Gospel labels were up 70 percent last year. New Yorkers had probably business is blooming. An association spokesman says the News and E entertainment thought they'd seen it all. But now visibility of major artists has been News On Channel 2 Gotham is witnessing an unprece- Down in Vienna, Georgia, the helped by increased airplay on Chis- 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 FAMILY TIES dented wave of shrub-rustling. And problem has long been too many tian TV and radio stations. More 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT it's not just shrubs, Petunias, Bego- dogs. But the town can't afford its Chrisitian music isbeing producedby Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS nias, Firs, even lowly Ivy plants, you own dogcatcher or a pound. major and independent labels. More (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) name it. Some culprit's taking them. So what to do with the strays? stores 6:00 BARNEY MILLER are offering the product as Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) They're not just walking away. Simple. Police officers shot them. 6:30 M*A*S*H well. 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) How could they? New Yorkers have For 18 years, Vienna has been 7:00 STAR The big labels are taking notice. Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) TREK taken to chaining their bushes to- putting the muzzle to the muzzle of Warner Brothers recently an- Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) 8:00 MACGYVER gether, even anchoring trees to buried unwanted canines. But as word of the nounced formation of the Warner 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) 9:00 MOVIE: "The Big Chill " or Basketball cinder blocks. And like the Manhat- killing tradition has made headlines Gospel label, headquartered in Nash- Playoffs (in progress) tan driver who buys an old Plymouth throughout the region, leading up to ville. Capitol records handles distri- so no one will want to swipe his car, next Wednesday's dog blast, there bution for some smaller labels. All movies begin at 8 p.m. some gardeners have begun planting have been howls of protests. flowers so boring nobody would want All the yelping got back to city Japan is gearing up for one of its Downtown Lyceum to steal them. leaders. They say they won't point most popular Jazz festivals. Organiz- Little Nikita. Drama (R). 1:37 Cops are taking no chances, any more weapons at man's best ers of this summer's Mount Fuji Jazz McCalla Lyceum they're staking out some gardens and friend. Festival say their line-up will include The FlyIl. Horror (R). 1:45 sniffing for clues. Wynton Marsalis and Dizzy Marine Lyceum Detectives say crack addicts Want to live in Harmony? That Gillespie. The annual festival is held The Burbs. Comedy (PG). 1:42 might be to blame. They could be can be guaranteed for a price. The on the banks of a lake at the foot of the Leeward Lyceum selling the flowers on the streets to town of Harmony, Calif. is for sale. famed Mount Fuji, in late August. Lair of the White Worm. Horror (PG-) . 1:33 raise a few bucks for their next fix. The price of Harmony is $1.8 Tokyo, a big Jazz market, also Some blame ruthless landscapers million. It comes with 18 residents hosts the international select live who want the plants themselves. and a dozen shops, displaying works under the sky festival beginning in The only thing for sure is that in by local weavers, potters and glass late July. Among the scheduled par- New York City, the plant thievery blowers GITMO PEOPLE Ensuring that Guantanamo Bay residents have a well stocked, Clear out youir lungs, stop smoking now! clean and orderly furniture store is the job of retail operators and You can go to aprogram thatmay probably costyousomebucks. Onthe themselves, hard-core addicts may supervisors like: help you quit smoking. But that'll other hand, you can just stop smok- need a program. And, they say, it's ing. Which costs you nothing and not easy shedding the monkey, fewer NAME: saves you the price of your cigarettes, than ten percent who try have made it Jesse Alexander Jr. besides. work for a year. HOMETOWN: Well, overlook the possibility The American Cancer Society Montevallo, Alabama that you'll continue smoking, get figures you should do whatever TIME IN GITMO: lung cancer and heart trouble, and works. Itoffers self-help material, in- 1 year, 10 months die. Let's think positive, how to get cluding information from the Great CHOICES: the monkey off your back before it American Smokeout, which is the RECREATION: mangles you. Society's yearly attempt to bum the Fishing A report in the "Journal of the tobacco industry. FOOD: American Medical Association" says The Society also has a Smoking- most quitters do it themselves. The Cessation Program of its own, called Mexican head of the study team, Dr. Michael Freshstart. Doctor Harry Lando, a MOVIE: Fiore of the University of Wisconsin researcher at the University of Min- Trading Places in Madison, says 85 percent of the nesota says Freshstart managed to HOBBY: people who tried did it solo. He says wean 14 percent in one study. But Cooking 90 percent of those who succeeded Lando says really intense programs LIFE GOALS: were alone. can hit a success rate of 40 percent Own my own retail business. Now, the researchers concede Whichever you choose, bear in MY BEST QUALITY IS: there may be less here than meets the mind on final statistic, an estimated I'm an outgoing person. eye. Fiore says while less-addicted 390,000 people die from smoking smokers may be able to do the job each year. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETIE CLASSIFIEDS Submit items f the classified section an Youth Activities is looking for a snorkeling Station at Power Plant#2, ITT bldg., Telephone U.S. Diver tri pak, med. BC, Gulf reg., Conself ing. Call Lynda for an appt, 2935. 8.5 by11in paper in40 words r lewssperad. instructor. If you are interested, please call Pat- Exchange. 21 octopus, U.S. Diver pressure and depth Don'tsforget Father's Day, June 17, orderyour Eachitmanmestbcn a separatesheet, unless rick at 4075. 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Bring yourrap talentto the ClipperClub for Rap donations, Youth Ctr., Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Round kitchen table w/2 chairs, good cond., msg. for Ralph. Civilian Dentist, Dr. Bob Pellerin, will be on Night, Wed., May 30, 8 p.m. Prizes will be $50. Call Sandy at 2693. Someone to refinish a chest of drawer and base Fri., May 25 throughTues. May 29. Any- awarded to the winners. Call Dan at 6330. FOR SALE Three piece bedroom set, good cond., $150 vanity chest, some veneer needs repair. Call one needing an appi should come tothe Dental Show your support for public libraries. Sign the OBO. Call Victor at 6239 DWH or 3781 AWE. 3488. Clinic Sat., May 26, between8land 11 am. LibraryCompact, Sat., May 26, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. AIR CONDITIONERS China hutch, 2-pc. maple, $150. Maple table, 4 YARDISALE Last chance to cotactlEthel Toney at 4810, by atthe Mall Atrium. Our goal is 1,000 signatures 24,000 Bu., 220V, Whirlpool, good cond., chairs, $100. If purchased together, $225. Ethan West Bargo- 40-B Sat.,8 .m. to 1 p.m., no closeof business Wed., May 30,if youleft items and we only have about 200 to go. Speak up for $150. 10,000 Btu., 110V, Fedders, runs good, Allen rocker w/pad, $80. Room divider, $40. early birds household goods. VCR, lawnmower, w/Knneth Harris (deceased) for alterations. libraries, sign the Compact. $50. Call 4157 DWH or2602 AWH. FMI, call 3113. books, kitchen appliances, something for ev- Dr. Dobson Film Series,tonight at 6:30 p.m., The golf course Snack Shack offers breakfast 18,500 Bmu., just serviced, $150. Call 2638 MISCELLANEOUS eryone. Chapel Hill 919-B, nursery and children's class specials this weekend. Sat., homemade comed AWH. Strolee carseat, light gray velour, $35. High Caravella Pt.- 5-A and B Sat., 9 a.m. to ?, 2 provided. FMI, call 3168/3788. beef hash w/eggs, Sun., you'll enjoy roast beef 24,000Btm., $220. Call4600DWH/2276AWH. chair, $15. Both in excel. cond. Call 2767 DWH family pre-packout, no early birds, fum., plants, Woman of the Year (See COM- and gravy w/eggs, and Mon., ham and cheese APELANCE or 2080 AWH. garden equip., clothes, misc. NAVBASEGTMONOTE 12713 ded Mar. 29) omelet. Meals come w/all the trimmings. GE microwave, $100. Kenmore washing ma- E-Z-Go golf cart, surprise dad for Father's Day, East Caravella - 1505-A Sun., May 27, 10 nominations for this annual award should be Come to the CPO Beach Party, Sat., May 26, 11 chine, $100, many more small appliances. Call get him a cart, put a smile on his face and get him a.m. to 2 p.m., ceramic molds, paints and green- submitted to Debbie Herbel, EEO Office, Stop a.m. to 5 p.m., Cable Beach, bus shuttle service 3113. out of your hair, excel. cond., extra parts, batt. ware, can't take it w/me. FMI, call Lori at 3487. 28,no later thanJune 30. will be provided from the CPO Club to the AUITID charger, manuals, $1,050 OBO. Call 2100. East Caravella - 1515-D Sat., 8 to 11 a.m., no Concrete block houses have polyuumthane beach, tickets avail. at the Club, CPO equiva- '69 Mercury Cyclone w/GT-390 4V, C6, runs Crib w/mattress, avail. June 10, $50. Small early birds, women's clothing, matersity/uni- foam roofs to provide insulation and maintain lents only. Call 2501. excel., greatcond., newly painted,newfrontend child's dresser, 3-drawer, $50 OBO. Call Ginaat form items, girl's clothes, infant items, books, water-tight seals. Tenants are responsible for Chow down on "cook your own" steak or rack and tires, $2,500 firm. Call Craig at 3487, leave 2249 DWH or 3882 AWH. curtains, knick-knacks, misc. properly maintaining assigned quarters, by not of ribsatthe CPO Club Western Night, Fri., June msg. VHS Sharp camcorder, w/4.6 x power zoom Villamar-541-DSat.,7 a.m. tonoon,no early draping hoses ornmounting flag poles. FMI, call 1, 6 p.m., while you enjoy a square dance per- '73 VW, runs great, insp. good until Feb. '91, lens, regularsize tape,case and access, included, birds, pre-packout, baby items, clothes, 9x12 the project manager at 3098. formance by the Gitmo Swingers. Call 2501. avail, July 3, at the ferry landing, $500. Call excel. cond., $750. Call 2840. carpet, exercise bike, kitchen items, misc. Northeast Gate Tour is scheduled for Sat., Try a different locationfor brunch Sunday. The 4157 DWH or 2602 AWH. Condo in private community, 2-bdrm., loft, 2 Kittery Beach -376-B Sat., 7:30 a.m.tonoon, May 26. Buses will departithe MCX parking lot Officer's Club all-hands brunch Sun., May 27, '73 VW Superbeetle, yellow, very depend. baths, central air/heat, wash./dry. hookup, alarm multi-family pre-packout, plant stands, kitchen at 8:45 am., retusm approx. 10:30 or 11 a.m., will be held at the Yacht Club, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. transp., excel. cond., owner leaving, $1,500, system, w/w carpet, courtyard entrance, swim- ites, dive gear, baby bike seat, carpet steam reservations only, 88 spaces avail. Call 2279. FMI, Call Kat Sports at 2501. avail. June 29. Call 4114 DWH or 3161 AWH. ming pool, racquetball courts, close to NAS cleaner, Graco stroller, carpets, clothing, plants, HURREX 90 will beheld Wed., May30,begin- Learn crafts and basic and advanced sewing. '74 Pontiac Firebird, p/s, p/b, a/c, a/i, new bat., Mayport, avail.immediately, 5 min., fin. ocean. swing set, bike, toys, msr. odds and ends, ning at4:30p.m.Baseresidentsshouldrpostto Craft class teaches 3 styles of wreath-making. 87,617 original miles, black velvet int., excel. Call Connie Mabry, (904) 249-4111 DWH or cooler, toy box. their hurricane shelters at that time. Besmart, leamn basic sewing techniques while making cond., must see to appreciate, insp. good until (904) 247-0521 AWH. Tierra Kay-116 Sat., 8a.m. to?,pre-packout prepareyourhurricanebasketnow.FMIcalll . skirts, child's shorts, eta Advanced, teaches Oct. '90, price neg. Call James at 4861 DWH or Pink satin formal dress, size 11/12, $50. Call TierraKay -65 Sat., 7 a.m. to?, lots of knick- Pittenger, 4366/4453. ruffled and country curtains. Call Kim at 2994. 4011 AWH. 3650 AWH. knacks, steio equip., boat supplies, lots more. Professional Growth and Development The Info. Office is open Mon. throughFri., from '75 Chevy Vega, runs good, $550. Call 2155. Home in the VA Beach, Norfolk area, 3 bdrm., Board will meet Thurs., June 28,8am., Com- noon to 5p.m. Call 3845 '77 Plymouth s/w, runs good, reliable transp., 2.5 bath, near NAS Oceans, NAB Little Creek, mand Career Counselor's tmg.mot., membersof Twice the excitement and fun, many chances to insp. good until April '91, recently rebuilt NAVSTA Norfolk, $2,000 below appraisal, theboard are requiredto attend. Call 4575/4298. win with Bingo twice a week at the Windjam- starter, alt. and carb., has a/c, a/i, V-8, $1,350 $97,000, good schools, fenced yard, 2 car ga- Base Fumigation Chamber will beopen Fri., mer. Cards go on sale Thurs., at 5:30 p.m., OBO. Call 2100. rage, clean, great buy. Call (804) 427-1979. BAY DINING May 25,.7:30 a.m.to 4 pm. to receive articles. games start, 6:30 p.m. Cards go on sale Sun., at '79 Dodge p/u, half ton. Call 4183 DWH or Nikon 35mm camera w/zoom lens, double, Items may be picked up Tues., May 29, 7:30 1 p.m., games start 2:15 p.m. Call 2304. 2276 AWH. flash, tri-pod and carrying case, $400. Commo- a.m. to 4 p.m. Ballroom dance course will start a new session '79 Olds Regency 88, p/s,p/b, at, p/w, runs well, dore 64 w/printer, disk drive, modem, joystick, POST 46 Registration: Instead of putting a license plate Wed.,June6,7:30p.m.,attheBaseGym.L.eam dependable. Call 3968 AWH. many programs, $350. Call 2343 AWH. Tonight's Dinner: Meatloaf on yourbike, all you havetodo isnregister it,just the Waltz, Cha-Cha, Foxtrot, Rumba and more, '79 Ford window van, a/, p/s, p/b, 4 capt. chairs, Two surfboards: one, 7 ft w/3 skegs, one1 ftw/ Saturday's Lunch: Open Menu like a car. This is only for operation I.D. pur- limited to 50 peoople who pay at the Info. bench seat/bed, c/c, Pioneer AM/FM cass., new 2 skegs, bothin good cond. '85 moped, needs Saturday's Dinner: Delivery poses. FMI. contact Monty at 4168/4145. Office. Call 2560/3845. eng. pans, bait., radials, more, looks/runs great, TLC, $200 takes everything. Call 6012 DWH or Naval Reserve Nurse Practioner, LTJG Gin- NAVY CAMPUS NOTES $1,950. Call 3937. 6159 AWH. Service Available Sunday's ger Wright, will be seeing patients in the GYN TheFunctional Skillsprogram will beoffering a '81 Dodge Aries, eng. and upholstery in good Full size semi-firm matt-ess and box springs, Lunch: Open Menu Sunday's clinic through June 28, lots of avail. app. Call Developmental Reading class beginning in cond., new bat., right front wheel needs repair, good cond., $175 neg. Call 2719. Dinner: Delivery Service 220012208 for an app. June. Anyone interested, contact Leslie Noll at best offer. Call 2793. Two full size comforters, lavender/white, rose/ Available Monday's Lunch: Federal Express: When it has to get there 4307 ASAP. '81 Datsun, 80,500 mi., $1,300. Call 3104. cream, $25 ea. 4 sets of sheets (full) various Open Menu Monday's Dinner: quickly. Fandango offers courier service to Functional Skills program will be offering a '81 Honda Accord LX, 5-spd., p/s, new clutch, shades/pattems tomatch comforters, $10ea., all FederalExpress worldwide. Cal4181, 8 a.m.sto Math class beginning June 25, Mon., Tues. and a/c, 2-owner car, $1,995 OBO. Call Maddy or in good cond., 2 dust mffles (white and cream), Delivery Service Available 4 pm., Mon, to Fri. Flights leave Tues. and Fri. Thurs. evenings. Anyone interested shouldpick Jerry at 3798. $10 ea. or $100 takes all linens. Call 2719. Tuesday's Lunch: Pork Chops 88RAY ZilUIL up their apps. at Navy Campus ASAP or call '87 Plymouth Horizon, 35,000mi., a/t, a/c, AM/ Epilady lady's hairremoval system, only u To Security and the Hospital for theirsupport Leslie Noll at 4307. FM radio. Call 3285. times, $15 OBO. Call 2719. SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE and time during the Armed Forces Day Walk/ '76 KZ 400 motorcycle, needs some wor Monday: Closed for the Run. From the MWR Fitness Ctr. Effective June 1, roon rates at the Navy Lodge 9,000 original miles, helmet, new batt., manual, Holiday Tue day's Lunch: To all the members of the Oak Leaves fae your will increaseto $30/day. Girl's 20 in. bike, $20. Call 2638 AWH. $400. Brand new 3.5 h.p. lawn mower. $100. Pepper Steak delicious efforts, making our first projetto- There will be a Sidewalk Sale at the Atrium, Boy's Huffy bike, $20. Ladies' bike, $15. Call Metal4-pc., dinee set, $25. 3,000 Btu. window gether a tremendous success. With special May 27 and 28. 2561, after 6 p.m. a/c, $25. Call Bob at 2714. OFFICERS' CLUB thanks to Shawn, Soo, Donna, Janet and Gail. Personnel in uniform have head of the line BQAIS PEI Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib Thanks, Karen. privilegesfrom 11:30a.m. to 1 p.m., only atthe 18 ft. tri-hull w/trailer, rebuilt75 h.p. E'vinrude, Free to good home, must be caring and respon- CARWASII Main Store. Leeward Pt. residents also have CB, bilge pump, 2 anchors, safety equip. and sible to inquire. 6 yr. old, female husky/collie Saturday's Dinner: Seafood Supply/Fuels Division will be conducting a head of the line privileges due to the ferry ride. more, $2,800. Call 3792 DWH or 2718 AWH. mix, indoor dog, spayed, housebroken, great w/ Bonanza, Reservations Only fund raising car wash, Sat, May 26,8 a.m. to There willbe a Memorial Day Sale, May 26-31. CAREE kids. Call 4157 DWH or 2602 AWH. Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sun- noon, Naval Hospital. for LT. the Fuel Farm's Hours of operation Memorial Day will be as Two 12x15 brown carpets, $50 ea. Call 2638 Free to good home, tan, male dog, about 1 yr. day's Dinner: Build Your Own mascot who was injuredin an auto accident. All follows: Main Store, noon to 6 p.m.; Deli/ AWH. old, very playful. Call 3449. proceeds will go towards medical expenses. Baskin Robbin/Vie De France, Sun and Mon., 14x14 and 14x16. Call 4600 DWi/2276 AWH. A good loving home for a 4-yr. old, pure breed. Pizza Monday's Lunch: Buffet .CIL1URFA 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Cookout Monday. 9x12 brown, $40 U80. Call 2914. AKC registered cocker spaniel, honey-colored, Monday's Dinner: Country The NRA Auto Store Gas Station and Lundro- Job apps. are accepted Mon., Wed. and Fri., 12x15beige, good cond., $100. Call 4157DWH housebroken, serious inquiries only. Call 2324 Buffet Tuesday's Lunch: mat will be closed for Memorial Day. from 2 to 4 p.m. or 2602 AWH. AWH. Buffet Due to a departmental function, the Housing COMPUTER EQUIPMENT Free to the righthome, pedigreeAKC registered Office, Self help and Trouble Desk will be ORGANIZATIONAL. NOTES IBM compatible, 640K RAM, dual disk drive, West Highland White Terrier, male, 2-yrs. old, GPO CLUB closed for business Fri. May 25, 11:30 a.m. The Gitmo Swingers Square Dance Club is monochrome monitor, detachable 83-key key- good w/children, leaving island and can't take Tonight's Dinner: Seafocxd Emergency service, call 4617. sponsoring a '50-'60's sock hop dance, Sat., board, basic, GWBasic, DOS 3.11, Wortdstar him w/us. Call 2961. Special or Prime Rib Satur- Central Fidelity will be closed for Memorial June 9, 8 p.m. FMI/tickets, call 3514 or2588. 5.0, Spell Checker and all books and backup SERVICES Day, Mon., May 28. We will have a teller at the There will be an EEO Committee mtg. June 13, disks, $1,000. CallPeggy at 3113. Home Day Care Providers have openings: Call day's Dinner: Seafood Special Leeward Pt. facility Tues., May 29. at 2:30 p.m., in the FSC conference no. All Tandy 1000 computer system, includes color Kim at 3298, (newbonand 6 yr. and up), TK or Prime Rib Sunday's Lunch: Navy Federal Credit Union will beclosed May members are urged to attend. monitor, dual floppy, dot matrix printer, 640K hsag.; Sandy at2693, TK hsng.; Shelly at 2164 Brunch Sunday's Dinner: 28, in observance of Memorial Day. We will A pot luck dinner will be held at the Fil-Am memory, variety of software included, $1,000. (two girls), CB hang. Open Menu Monday: The reopen at 9a.m., Tues. May 29. compound Sun., May 27, at 5 p.m., to honor Call 2324 AWHL Free super quick one-step er-niercing. Simulta- The Corral will be closed Mon., May 28. departing members. All members are encour- DIVE EQUIPMENT neous insertion of a presteru. d stud and at- Harbor Lights Lounge is Closed EMPLOYMENT aged to attend. Maressnubnosespeargun, $90.Twopr. flippers tachment of the clasp in less than. one minute. T esday's Lunch: Jerk Pork. The Fitness Ctr. needs a daytime attendant. If OUTAGFS size 6-8, $10/pr. Two tanks, 80 and 63, needs Service provided by a certified,licensed cosme- you're interested, submit an app. through A power outage is scheduled for the following hydro, $60 ea. "The Wheel," $20. Call 2942 tologist Call Linda at 2247. WINDJAMMER CLUB CCPO. FMI, call Mike at 3846. areas: Tues., May 29,7 a.m.to4 p.m., Repeater AWI. Dog grooming, all breeds, grooming and bath- Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib or Seafood Kabobs Saturday's screened-in eatery. It has a great really knows how to treat customers. decor it garners one and a half stars. Dinner: Prime Rib or Seafood Gadfly Gourmand view of the rolling dry patched Guan- He's courteous, friendly, swift, con- Overall, the Naval Station Guantan- Kabobs Sunday's Dinner:Jerk Guantanamo Bay's tanamo Bay hills and overlooks the genial, conscientious and all those amo Bay Yatera Seca Golf Course Chicken Monday's Dinner: course's driving range. It's a pleas- other attributes that add up to being a Snack Shack is decorated with two Open Menu Golf Snack Shack ant environment to relax and enjoy good scout. Weneed more superper- stars. CLIPPER CLUB ** the scenery orjust grab a quickbite to sonalities likeMr. Facey in Guantan- Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Pork/ Gadfly Gourmand appears eat. amo Bay. The Chicken Saturday's Dinner: The decor befits the shacks' The bill of fare stretches from 45 every Friday in the Guantanamo Jerk Pork/Chicken Sunday's Is your time slack? Need a hot purpose; fast food and fast service cent fried egg sandwiches to $1.50 Daily Gazette. For your free copy of cake stack? Want a fast foodsnack? Dinner: Steamship Round for fast moving golfers, and fast food Steak-ums. Other offerings are ham, the "Gadfly Gourmand Guide to Monday's Dinner: Mexican Then make track to the Naval Station fanatics. It's not the best appointed sausage, and hot dogs. It's a gather- Gnawing, Gobbling, Gorging and Yatera Seca (Dry River) Golf Course Fiegta bistro in town, but it is clean, effi- ing place at lunch for some of the W. Gastronomy in Guantanamo Bay," MALL ATRIUM Snack Shack. It has a menu longer cient and orderly. The white plastic T. Sampson High School's BMOC's call or drop by the Public Affairs than its name with dozens of break- furniture blends agreeably with the (Big Munchers Off Campus) and a Office on Admin Hill. The telephone Friday's Dinner: Bacon Wrapped Tenderloin Saturday: fast, lunch and munch selection that green carpet, the green and yellow drop in favorite for some of Guantan- number is 4502. appeal to most tastes and every- walls, air cooled by three quiet ceil- amo's not so rich and famous gad- BBQ or Fried Chicken body's pocketbook. Sunday: Burger American ing fans. For music lovers the Shack abouts. one The Snack Shack, attached to the Flight Sch. from page Style Monday: BBQ Chicken offers pop tunes on its jukebox, The food may not the be best Golf Club, is opened Tuesday to or Pork Spare Ribs you've ever tasted, but it certainly Fight Da Loc. Arrive Depart Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. On which is not always blaring. Forrisk fills one up. The beverage list has GRADE SCHOOL weekends and holidays the hours are takers the choice is apinball machine 727 5/29 NAS Nafdk -- 8:00 am. tropical fruit drinks, a variety of Gitmo 11:30 am. noon Monday: No School Tuesday's 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. It's closed on Mon- or a video game, neither of which are Kington 12-30 p.m. 1:00p.m. cold beer. Coffee is Lunch: Fried Fish Sandwich day. All island residents are cor- too ostentatious - or loud. sodas and ice Gitmo 2:15 pm. 3:20 pm. NAS Norfolk 6:15 pm. HIGH SCHOOL dially welcomed, even those who Those accolades are earned be- available on weekends and holidays Monday: No School Tuesday's don't play golf. cause of its Chief cook, supply Ser- only. C-141 5/30 NAS Norfolk 1:00 pm. geant, Major domo, and General Forservice the Snack Shackrates Oitmo 2:50 pam. 4:45 pm. Lunch: Baked Ham Along witheatingaslot foralittle, Charleston 7:15 pm. you can sit back and enjoy the fresh overseerOrville Facey. Mr. Facey's three and a half stars. For cuisine it air breezing through this open-air been a Gitmoite for 16 years and he earns one and a half stars, and for NOTE: Ifyou change flights, notify tha air isminal. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE SPORTS

Sports New Big Red Machine continues winning MLB Standings AP - Most games were pretty Andy Benes held the Mets to hitter. Jeff Russell picked up his American League Roundup 1L were some to get eighth save. Fast ~ =6L rk close last night, but there three hits over seven innings Milwaukee 22 15 .595 - NBA bombers. First in the senior circuit, his fourth victory. Two of the hits In the Twin Cities, Minnesota Boston 20 18 .526 2.5 Playoffs - There's an NBA Ron Robinson scattered four hits were fifth-inning home runs by scored a run in the bottom of the Toronto 21 21 .500 3.5 playoff game tonight at the Arizona over six scoreless innings to lead Cleveland 19 20 .487 4 Daryl Boston and Gregg Jefferies. ninth to slip past the New York Detroit 19 23 .452 5.5 Veterans Memorial Coliseum. The Cincinnati past Montreal 7-1. Reds' Phoenix Suns are hoping the home Benes also singled twice and drove in Yankees 5-4. Pinch-hitter Gary New York 16 21 .432 6 relievers gave up six hits over the 17 23 .425 6.5 court advantage helps them climb two runs. Craig Lefferts closed for Gaetti drove in the winning run by Baltimore final three innings, but the Expos Went AXL ZGI. back into the Westem Conference bouncing a high chopper back to the could push only one run home. his sixth save. Oakland 27 12 .692 - final. The Suns lost the first two series 22 14 .611 3.5 second vic- The loser was Frank Viola, now mound with the bases loaded. Pitcher Chicago games in Portland by one and two Robinson logged his Minnesota 21 18 .538 6 7-2. Viola won his first seven deci- Jeff Robinson fielded the ball but had points. The Trail Blazers came from tory while Kevin Gross lost for the Seanle 21 21 .500 7.5 22 points down to win game two 108- third time in eight decisions. sions of the season before losing two no play other than at first as Shane California 18 23 .439 10 107. The next two games of the series Eric Davis, Todd Benzinger and in a row to the Padres. Mack scored the winning run from Texas 17 23 .425 10.5 23 .395 11.5 are tonight and Sunday on the Suns' runs Kansas City 15 Ron Oester each drove in two Vince Coleman's two-out home third. National League home court. Chicago and Detroit con- forthe Reds, who won on the road for run in the bottom of the 12th inning The Yankees had tied the score Entk = I the Eastem Conference final at JAL tinue the 15th time in 19 games. Pittsburgh 24 16 .600 - Chicago Stadium tomorrow aftemoon lifted the St. Louis Cardinals over with two runs off Rick Aguilera in In the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia 22 16 .579 1 and Monday aftemoon. The Pistons San Francisco 3-2. Five Redbird the top of the ninth. It was just the 22 18 .550 2 Von Hayes homered, tripled, singled Montreal leadtheBulls 2-0 in thatbest-of-seven pitchers held the Giants to six hits. second time Aguilera had blown a New York 19 19 .500 4 and drove in four runs for Philadel- Chicago 19 21 .475 5 set. In the Windy City, Los Angeles save in 13 opportunities this season. Clippers - The Los Angeles phia as the Phillies topped Atlanta 8- St. Louis 18 22 .450 6 wound up winning for the first Clippers hold a news conference to- 4. banged out 20 hits in a 15-6 romp He AU AL PL l 26 10 .722 - day. They're expected to name their Dykstra hadthree over the Chicago Cubs. Mike Scios- time this year. Greg Cadaret gave up Cincinnati Philly's Lenny Los Angeles 20 20 .500 8 head new head coach. Former pro hits that raised his major league- cia and Lenny Harris each drove in the ninth-inning run and took the San Diego 18 21 .462 9.5 coaches Mike Schuler and Mike leading average to .411. four runs for the Dodgers. loss. Atlanta 15 22 .405 11.5 Fratello are considered the leading Bruce Ruffin's 3-4 after picking In the American League, Rafael The Chicago White Sox beat San Francisco 16 24 .400 12 candidates. There are broadcast re- Houston 15 25 .359 13 up his first victory in three and a-half ports saying Schuler is the pick. Palmeiro's home run in the seventh Baltimore 5-3, the fifth time in 10 (Last night's games not included) weeks. Marvin Freeman posted his inning was the difference in a 3-2 days the Sox have beaten the Orioles. first big-league save. The loser, Thursday's results MLB Texas win over Detroit. The ChiSox got all their runs in American League Marty Clary, is 1-3. Mariners/Giants - Seattle and Charlie Hough gave up three hits the fourth inning on Dan Pasqua's Oakland 13, Milwaukee I The victory moved Philadelphia Boston 4, Kansas City 1 San Francisco completed a trade yes- in six innings but was in a lot of two-run single and Ron Kittle's terday. Starting pitcher Gary Eave within a half-game of first-place Texas 3, Detroit 2 of eight walks. His three-run homer. The Sox had five goes from the Mariners to the Giants Pittsburgh in the National League trouble because Chicago 5, Baltimore 3 Minnesota 5, New York 4 pitcher Russ Swan. work was good enough to earn his straight hits off losing pitcher Jay for East. Cleveland 5, Seattle 3 put Royals - Kansas City has Fans in the Big Apple saw San fifth victory. Tibbs in that inning. California 4, Toronto 3 (11) catcher Bob Boone on the disabled list andhold off Frank Tanana took the loss de- JoeOrsulakhithis fifthhomerun National League with a broken finger. It's Boone's first Diego jump toa5-0lead spitepitching acomplete-game four- in the last seven games for the Ori-. St. Louis 3, San Francisco 2 (12) trip to the D.L. in his 17-year career. the New York Mets 5-4. Los Angeles 15, Chicago 6 Tigers - Detroit has sentpitcher oles. Scott Radinsky was the winning Cincinnati 7, Montreal 1 Urbano Lugo to the minors while call- pitcher in relief. He's 4-0. San Diego 5, New York 4 ing up pitcher Matt Kinzer. Under the Kingdome, Cleveland Philadelphia 8, Atlanta 4 Umpires - Former National GITMO ATHLETICS clipped Seattle 5-3. Candy Maldo- League umpire Augie Donatelli died nado hit his 10th home run for the yesterday in his sleep athis home in St. AQUATICS RECREATION NBA Playoffs Petersburg, Fla. Donatelli was 76. He Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Adult roller skating - Adult roller Indians, one more than he hit all of Conference finals made calls in the National League for Open Water, June 5; Advanced Open Water, skating is Fri., May 25,7:30-10:30 p.m., ele- last season with San Francisco. Best of seven 24 years and founded the Major May 31,June 7; Night Diver, May 31,July 5; mentary school. Fee $2 includes rental. Don't Maldonado's homer in the Today's game Equipment Specialty, May 30; Underwater miss the fun. Call 4075. League Umpires Association. Portland at Phoenix Photography, June 6; Deep Diver, May 31, Softball Officical's clinic -The clinic eighth inning broke a 3-3 tie and (Blazers lead series 2-0) July 5; UnderwaterNavigator, May31, July 5. is set for June 4-5 at 6 p.m. Clinic open to made a winner of pitcher Jesse Oro- NFL Call 3845. current and new officials. Officials, players, NFL versus 49ers - The NFL Officers' Pool - Time changes are: coaches welcome. Call John at2560. sco. Matt Young gave up the home wants to know if the San Francisco Mon., Wed:-Fri. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat. 11 a.m.-10 Ref's clinic-basketball - Basketball run and took the loss Harold Rey- NHL 49ers have an unfair advantage over p.m.; Sun.-Holidays, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; closed official's clinic isnset for May 29-30at16 p.m. nolds had four hits for the Mariners. Tue. Call 2560. Clinic for current, new officials. Officials, other teams. League Commissioner Oakland walloped the Milwau- Stanley Cup Paul Tagliabue says there will be a Open all weekend -Naval Station Ma- players, coaches welcome. Call John at2560. rina is now open around the clock on week- kee Brewers 13-1. The A's rapped 18 hearing next month to explore the Champions ends, starting at 7 a.m. Friday to 9p.m. Mon- REEF RAIDERS hits, two of them home runs by Jose team's financial structure. The 49ers day. It all begins tonight. are owned by a corporation with sev- Kittery Beach - A two-tank Kittery Canseco. In his last 12 games, Edmonton Oilers eral other interests and the league Beach dive isnset for Sat., May 26 from9 a.m. BOWLING to noon. Members receive free air. CallJackie Canseco has nine homers and 22 Thursday's results wants to know if that gives the Niners Leeward Big Pot -The Leeward Point at 2618. RBI's. Edmonton 4, Boston 1 a financial edge in signing players. (Oilers win series 4-1) Bowling Center features Big Pot, No Tap At the SkyDome, Johnny Ray Some owners are conceded about the bowling on Sat., May 26, at $10 per person. SOUVENIRS situation, however, Tagliabue says he Reg. at 5 p.m. Call Willie at 6417 or Jerry at doubled home a run in the bottom of Maps - If you want an unusual gift to any advan- doubts San Francisco gets 3014. send toa friend orrelative,comeby the MWR the 11th inning to boost the Califor- GBYAA tage from its corporate ownership. Information Office for a 24X36 inch Guan- nia Angeles over the Toronto Blue Canada-Former West Virginia BICYCLE REPAIR poster. Priceis$7. Call tanamoBay illustrated Jays 4-3. Baseball quarterback Major Harris, who left Yes, we're open - Does your bike need 3845. Boston's Roger Clemens im- Thursday's results college after his junior season, has fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair FRA Tigers 10, SIMA-R2 Orioles 7 signed a pro contract. He's heading Shop, open Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper YACHT CLUB proved his career record against Minors Field near the tennis courts. Call John at 2560. north to the Canadian Football League Luff, tack, Jib? -Ready for a new lan- Kansas City to 10-1. Clemens threw Saturday's games and the British Columbia Lions. guage? Come on by the Yacht Club on week- VC-10 Padres vs. ROICC Angels, 3 p.m. a five-hitter and the Red Sox beat the CAPTAIN'S CUP ends and holidays and expand your vocabu- FRA Royals vs. NAS CPOA Orioles, 5 p.m. AUTO RACING Softball - All Captain's Cup softball lary, while learning to sail. Up to 8 hours of Royals 4-1. (Games at Brandon Field) games for Wed., May 30, start one hour later lessons for $20 or free. Call Jim at 4749 or Before that game, the Red Sox Girl's Softball Indy 500 - Yesterday was the than sch. dueto HURREX. Call John at2504. Bos'n at 4405. Saturday's games final day of practice for the 33 drivers Bowling - Captain's Cup league bowl- Sails up - Come and join the Sail-A- gave manager Joe Morgan a one- Team 3 vs. Team 1, 9:30 a.m. who'll start in the Indianapolis 500 ing for Wed., May 30, is postponed due to Bration at the Yacht Club. Enjoy Sun. brunch year extension through the 1991 (Cooper Field No. 3) Sunday. Five drivers topped 220 HURREX. The league will run one week from 10 a.m.-l p.m. followed by a Fun Sail season. miles-per-hour, Rick Mears, pole-sit- longer. Call John at 2504. for the whole family. Which Sunday? Call ter Emerson Fittipaldi, Mario and Tidewater women's - Tryouts for Tim at 3988 or Ben at 2782. Michael AndrettiandAniLuyenkykof women's Tidewater Softball team is set for Captain's Cup military women inter- Netherlands. Al Unser, Jr.'s crew June 3-5. Active duty YOUTH ACTIVITIES the ested call Amy at 2560/2328 before Fri., June Tennis lessons - Tennis lessons are Softball won yesterday's annual pit stop com- tournament is set for August 14-24 up Blue (A) wins 1. The available Mon. through Wed. as part of the petition. north. Women Formula One - Brazil's Ayrton Youth Activities Leisure skills program. Thursday's results Thirty-minute classes meet one day a week at- Senna yesterday claimed the provi- protest, game NavSta Gold 14, Naval Hospital 1 CORRAL a monthly fee of $15. Call 4075. NavSta Blue 7, High School 1 sional pole for this weekend's For- Teen ride - The Corral is sponsoring a Roller-skating update - Youth roller STAFF REPORT - Naval Tonight's games mula One Monaco Grand Prix in Teen Night Ride, Fri., May 25,5-7 p.m. Reg- skating is Sat. in the elementary sch. multi- Station Blue (A) erased a 14-4loss to NAS Flyers vs. Naval Hospital, 6 p.m. Monte Carlo. ister at the corral or call 2381. purpose room. Grades three and below, 5-7 High School vs. NavSta Gold, 7 p.m. NASCAR - yesterday, there p.m., 4-6, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Fee, $2, includes PWD (B) earlier in the season, with (All games at Cooper Field, No. 1) was second-day qualifying for Sun- FITNESS skate rental. Call Patrick at 4075. 21-8 romp last night at Cooper Field. Saturday's games Pre-teen skateboarding - Practice NavSta Blue day's Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Win- Membership discount - Save $5 when Blue (A) won a protest of the earlier vs. Naval Hospital, 6 pm. those fancy stunts and enter the pre-teen PWD vs. NAS Flyers, 7p.m. ston Cup stock car race at Charlotte your friend joins the Fitness Center during the game due toa fifth inning controver- skateboard competition Fri., May 25, 6 p.m. at (All games at Cooper Field, Motor Speedway. Ken Schrader will first of each month. To qualify, you must be a No. 2) the Youth Center. Call 4075. sial play. Both teams squared off for Men on the pole. current member. Call 3846. be Teen pool tournament - A Teen Pool the final three innings last night. Thursday's games Tournament is set for Fri., May 25, 9 p.m. at Home runs were the favorite of NavSta Gold (A) 12, NMCB-4, 2 NAVY RELIEF the Youth Center. Call 4075. NAS Flyers GOLF the game. Ken Barlow had the key 19, NavSta Gold (2) 0 Fishing tournament - Navy/Marine FTG 24, SIMA (B) 1 PGA - Steve Lowery, Larry trippers, blasting two three-run Mize and Wayne Grady are first- Relief Fishing Toumament is set for June 1-3 SIMA (A) 12, PWD (B) 2 weekend. Entry fee S1RIL Register at Marina homers in the same inning. Rob Tonight's games round co-leaders atthe PGA's Atlanta Call CPO Boone at 2345. Liebek and Harold NavSta Gold (A) vs. SIMA (B), 6p.m. Golf classic. Each shot a 6-under-par DanceMarathon - "AthletesforNavy/ Young both went 4-4, with Marine Barracksvs. FTG, 7 p.m. 66 in round one. Marine Relief' sponsors a Dance Marathon Rob hitting a two-run NMCB-4 vs. PWD (B), 8 p.m. LPGA -Seven players share the Sat., June 2, at 8 p.m. Entry $10 a-couple. homer. Mike Oliver powered a two- NSGA/Co. "L" vs. NAS Flyers, 9 p.m. lead heading into today's second Dance 'til drop, last couple standing wins. Call run circuit along with Jose Mercado. (All games at Cooper Field, No, 2) round of the LPGA Coming Classic in 2560/2504. Saturday's games Walk/run - "Athletes forNavy/Marine Nobody went hittless as coach central New York state. The seven at SIMA (A) vs. PWD (A), 6 jp.m. Relief'sponsors a 24-Hour Walk/RunJune 9- George Thaxton went 2-2 and Mike 3-under-par 68 are Judy Dickinson, Security (W/W) vs. NavSta Gold (2), 7p.m. 10, high school track. Make pledges to teams Rossel went 4-5. Trish Johnson, Lisa Walters, Tammie NAS Security vs. NavSta Blue (A), 8 pm. or individuals. Free breakfast at Lateral Haz- Flyers, 9 p.m. Green, Cathy Johnston, AliceRitzman Blue (A)collected 16 runson 17 NavSta (B) vs. NAS ard. To register call 2560/2504. Don't forget to call it In at 4819. (All games at Cooper Field, No.1) and Diana Heinicke-Rauch. hits in two innings. In all, Naval I Station was 21-28.