U.S. farmers demonstrate for more money WASHINGTON (UPI) -- America's farm- convoys several miles in length to -- they say they will strike Wednes- farm vehicles clogging the streets ers, proud and defiant, came by the surround capitols in at least 30 day. of Denver. thousands into the nation's capitals states in order to show support for To back their words, they drove during the weekend to tell politi- the strike proposal by the Colorado flag and placard-draped tractors "We had to take the chance and cians and urban Americans they must based group American Agriculture. Saturday to the nation's capitals. show everyone we were serious and receive more money for their crops The largest of the rallies occurred meant business," Keith Thomas, a or they will strike. Unless farmers are guaranteed 100 in Georgia where at least 6,000 ve- southeastern Colorado farmer from percent parity on their crops -- hicles took part in the "tractorcade" Springfield and one of the founders Their flag-draped tractors belch- money to cover the cost of produc- around the Atlanta Statehouse. of the American Agriculture movement, ing smoke, farmers created tractor tion as well as a reasonable profit There were 1,500 tractors and other said Sunday.

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Vl Wednesday 32 No. 23The Navy's on tanamhoe-bayed daMo Vol. 32 No. 233 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, December 12, 1977 Cairo conference will draft model pact

JERUSALEM (UPI) -- Prime Minister Vance and Begin said that the Cai- his compliments to the U.S. role. with Israel, in fact, that Israel Menahem Begin said Sunday the pur- ro conference will be dealing with The only time he showed a flash of should be destroyed. The Soviet Un- pose of the Cairo conference will be both substance and procedure, and anger, was when he discussed the ion is behind that attitude and it to draw up an agreement with Egypt Begin repeatedly refused to reveal Tripoli conference of two weeks ago is regrettable," he said. that could later serve as a model the Israeli positions on such points and the role the Soviet Union played Vance was asked if ne concurred for Israel's other neighbors. as the Palestinians. in it. with this view. He was bland and Begin voiced repeated optimism "The negotiations will begin Wed- "The Tripoli conference could not noncommittal. that the Cairo talks, which begin nesday.I will not negotiate before make anyone optimistic. "As co-chairman of the Geneva con- Wednesday, will succeed in drawing the television cameras," he said. "It was most negative. They said, ference, the Soviet Union has a se- up a peace treaty and that the peace Begin was optimistic and lavish in no recognition for Israel, no peace rious responsibility. I wouldn't treaty and that the peace process want to comment on their role." will be followed by other Arab na- Vance, who has now travelled to tions that are not boycotting the two Middle East countries -- Egypt face-to-face sessions. Twelve killed as USAF and Israel -- on his current tour, "We are interested in doing our said that the U.S. "future role will best to bring about peace treaties be to support the Cairo negotia- with all our neighbors -- south, tions." north, east," Begin said at a joint Vance was asked if the other coun- news conference with U.S. Secretary plane crashes in Canaries tries which have rejected the face of State Cyrus Vance. to-face negotiations -- Syria, Jor- "The purpose (of the Cairo confer- MADRID, SPAIN (UPI) -- A U.S. Air burned and more might be found. dan and Lebanon -- might join later ence) really is to produce a set of Force plane crashed Sunday in the A U.S. Embassy spokesman said the when the conferrence might be step- principles. There are a great num- Canary Islands, killing at least Orion was based at Lajas in the ped up to a higher elvel. ber of documents and points, which 12 servicemen, the U.S. Embassy in Azores Islands in the North Atlan- The secretary of state, who will could be signed with all the others. Madrid reported. tic. be travelling to those countries, Under no circumstances will this be Police on the island of Hierro He said such an aircraft is usual- said "There is a possibility that the end," the prime minister said. said the P-3 Orion, a four-engine ly used for electronic surveillance other countries will join.we must Begin started the news conference turboprop, crashed on a mountain work, but it was not immediately proceed with the Cairo conference by saying, "There is reason for op- peak. They said the plane almost known if the downed plane had been and see what might happen along the timism." disintegrated and the bodies of the on such a mission. way." "This will be a historic occaision. victims were badly mutilated. The national news agency Cifra Earlier in the day, in between two For the first time in history Israel "We suspected from the boots and said the plane was flying at an sessions of private talks, Vance and the largest Arab country are sit- the uniforms that the plane was altitude of 1,200 feet when it made an unannounced visit to the old ting down to serious peace negotia- American, but everything was so bro- crashed about 12:30 p.m. Some or city of Jerusalema journey that his tions." he said. ken up it was impossible to tell for the peaks on the island reach as predecessor, Henry Kissinger never As to the other Arab countries, he sure," a police spokesman said be- high as 4,200 feet. wanted to take because of the deli- said, "It is a problem of time. Let fore the plane was identified. The weather on Hierro was report- cate question of sovereignity over us give ourselves time." Police said the bodies were badly edly rainy and overcast. the ancient walled city.

Cosmonauts dock with orbiting space station

MOSCOW (UPI) -- Two Soviet cosmonauts to link up with the space lab failed the space lab and looked straight spacecraft to dock with the sta- successfully docked with an orbiting and the spacecraft returned to earth into the television cameras beaming tions, which is very important in op- space station Sunday in what could 48 hours after liftoff. his picture back to earth. case of change of crews, rescue of be the first step toward linking up To avoid a similar problemm the "Can you see us better now?" he erations, delivery of supplies two spacecraft with the lab at the Soyuz 26 crew linked up with an as- asked ground control. food and equipment to the scientific same time. sembly on the equipment bay of the Soviet space experts called the orbiting lab." station instead of on the transfer linkup a "textbook docking." Vladimir Shatalov de- The Soyuz 26 spacecraft, carrying compartment. Lt. Gen. the work facing the cosmo- Cosmonauts Georgi Grechko and Lt. The official Tass News Agency Tass said the crew now faces a scribed of flight nauts as "very hard" Col. Yuri Romanenko, docked with the said one of the first tasks "great and complicated task." comments suggested the crew Salyut 6 space lab 25 hours and 43 engineer Grechko, who entered the "The presence of two docking de- His will not attempt to break minutes after its Saturday blastoff station first, was to check out the vices on orbiting stations signifi- probably American-held space endurance from the Baikonur Launch Site in previous linkup section. cantly expands the chances for fu- the record of 84 days set by three astro- Central Asia. The 46-year-old flight engineer ture space flights," Tass said. aboard Skylab 4. An attempt in October by Soyez 25 grinned broadly ag he floated into "In particular it allows for two nauts Non-union striking mines in Utah Flash floods kill several in Athens refuse U.M.W. request to close ATHENS, GREECE (UPI) -- Rain-trig- gered flash floods killed several people in the Athens area Sunday as PITTSBURGH (UPI) -- Three non- tiators walked out of Saturday's "It's just another of their at- bad weather buffeted much of the union mines in strike torn Utah have session when industry representatives tempts to stall the negotiations," country, disrupting transport and refused a request from United Mine failed to show up for face-to-face charged Sam Church, UMW vice presi- shipping. Workers officials to close down and meetings. dnet-elect. Britain, too, was hit by storms avoid more violence in the six-day Illinois Sen. Charles Percy called and the French weather service old nationwide coal strike. for a quick end to the strike in re- warned residents of the English Operators of the three Carbon marks at a weekend coal conference Channel and North Sea coasts to be County mines did agree during a NOT in Carbondale, Ill. WASTE on the alert for for a violent weekend meeting with Utah Gov. Scutt LIH MTEIE HEAT Although the weekend had few of storm moving down across the North Matheson to transport workers only the violent incidents that have Sea which would whip the coast with during daylight hours. plagued the walkout by 188,000 UMW "exceptionally tall waves." Coal Opera- miners in 22 states, roving pickets The UMW and Bituminous Gale force winds and torrential resumed federal-me- are expected to press efforts this tors Association rain battered West and Northwest talks in Washington over the week to close non-UMW mines and halt diated England, causing widespread damage. weekend, but disgruntled union nego- coal traffic. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 12, 1977 Today's Meetings

ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m. For more Tomorrow's Meetings information call 90269 AT.

Community ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind Old Nursery School building. For the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For further information call 90269 or further information call Judy at BullOtin 8871. 90253 AT.

THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER EATERS ANONYMOUS meets at 7 p.m. at the Board YESTERDAY'S WATER STATUS East Bargo Old Nursery School building. For further information TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 call 96235 AWH or 98145 AT. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,448,000 TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,363,000

---- Now Community Announcements 951144 THE NAVY EXCHANGE has the following THE WALK-IN CLINIC at the Hospi- job openings: Clubs & Organizations PARENTS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STU- tal is for non-emergency purposes Full time Security Guard to work DENTS: If you are rotating during only. When an individual cones to for the Navy Exchange. PS-3/2.69 THE CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE PRE- the Holiday season please notify the the clinic in a non-emergency stat- hour. Two years experience required. Part time Counter Clerk to work APPLICATION COMMITTEE will hold a school office prior to Dec. 13 so us, that person will be given an hour. meeting in Masonic Apartments, bldg. your child's school records can be appointment at the appropriate clin- at the Laundry. PS-1/2.37 no. 800 on Monday, Dec. 12 at 5 p.m. prepared. ic,. if available No experience required. Hours are All Master Masons are cordially and Personnel should call outpatient Monday through Friday, 12:30 to fraternally invited to attend. department first at 951061 before 5:30 p.m. AN ADVANCED LIFE SAVING going to the Walk-in Clinic, as ap- These positions close Thursday, COURSE is planned for Dec. 12, 15, pointments can be made over the 15 Dec 77. For further information LITTLE THEATER will hold its 16, 19& 20 to commence at 6 p.m. call 8348. monthly meeting on Monday, each evening until approximately 10 phone, thereby saving waiting time December 12, at 7:30 p.m. at East p.m. Classes will be held at the and the abuse of the clinic. Bargo 6A. 97165 for'more infor- Windjammer Pool. A test covering mation. swimming skills and endurance will THE PIZZA PUB'S extended hours be held the first session. There are as follows: TAKE NOTE will hold a Monday - Thursday 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. THE SOCIALIZERS CLUB will be no charge but a limited en- The following training classe Friday Sunday 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. special meeting on Monday, rollment is necessary. Pre-regi- - will be held by the CCPO Training at the December 12, at 8 p.m. stration can be accomplished by Staff. Club. All members are Barrel calling the Red Cross (95434/85676), A GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY will Motivating Your Workforce. Course attend. required to or by visit at their office located be held at the COMO Dec. 31 begin- content includes Incentive Awards between the Navy Lodge and the Sound ning with a sit-down prime rib din- and Disciplinary Actions for Scene. Minimum age is 15. The in- ner from 7:30-9:30 p.m. The $12 non-U.S. civilians. First session THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL COMMUNCA- structor will be Patrick Z. Benson. admission price will also cover the is to discuss the different types of TION at the Carribean Naval Lodge champagne, party favors and enter- cash and.honorary awards available held in Masonic Apts. Bldg. #800 at tainment. Admission is by reserva- locally .to -supervisors who wish to 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 14. For the pur- CCPO SELLING CAR TO HIGHEST BID- tion only. Call 951131 by Dec. 27 recognize deserving employees, the pose of conducting work in the DER: The CCPO has received power of for reservations. proceedures to effect them and their third degree. All Master Masons are attorney to sell to the highest bid- relationship to other personnel ac- cordially & fraternally invited to der a '62 Ford Falcon, 4 door, 6 DUE TO THE HEAVY PASSENGER RE- tions such as promotions, perform- attend. cylinder, engine no. 193048 which there will be no CUTREMENTS ance ratings, pay increases, etc. belonged to a former Gitmo employee. on the MAC flights excess baggage Second session on disciplinary ac- THE NAS OFFICERS' WIVES CLUB will Interested parties may see the ve- to Kingston, Jamaica on December 15, tions is aimed at familiarizing the conduct their monthly meeting on hicle at CCPO entrance, bldg. 804, 22, 1977. Baggage weight will 19 & supervisor with the philosophy and. Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of and submit sealed bids to James H. maximum. In addition, be 88 pounds purpose of the disciplinary system, Sheila Baxley -- TK 146. Brooks, Jr. not later than 4 p.m. all hands are reminded that baggage procedures, supervisor's participa- Dec. 16. weight to and from Norfolk, VA is UNIT100FRA will tion and employees' rights under BRANCHMAND 88 Hounds unless under orders. sponsor a gala New Year's Eve dance THE CHRYSLER, FORD & AMC area man- these procedures. The classes will at the FRA Home in Morin Center be- agers are at your Navy Exchange dur- W.T. SAMPSON SCHOOL wishes to meet on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. ginning at 8 p.m. Food will be ing working hours until Tuesday, survey for qualified dependent 14 and 15 on the second floor of the served and dance to the music of Dec. 13. wives who desire to teach full time Windjammer from 8-10 a.m. the "Jesters." This is a BYOB af- in the 78/79 school year. The Instructor: Mr. Carlos Bru fair (set-ups available) for mem- BPTO ANNOUNCES the following one qualifications are 18 semester bers only. Limited reservations day Embassy Support Flights: hours in education, U.S. citizen, are $5 per person be contacting teaching certifcate and one year shipmates - John Craigie - VC-10, Port au Prince, Kingston, experience. To be considered for Zane Robertson - NAS Marina, Pete Haiti Jamaica a position at the high school a Schuh1 - FTG, Jim Phelan - Hosp., minimum of 24 semester hours in Eddie Antonetty - MarBks, Don Poyn- Jan 4, 1978 Jan 10, 1978 teaching field is necessary. You ter - NavSta Supply, Roy Alexander- Jan 11, 1978 Jan 24, 1978 must be available for the entire 0 Navy Printing, Stewart Street - Jan 25, 1978 Feb 14, 1978 school year. This is not to be Commisary or the duty host at the Feb 1, 1978 Feb 28, 1978 construed as an offer of emplyment. Home. Feb 8, 1978 Mar 14, 1978 Applications will be available at 1:00 General Hospital Feb 15, 1978 Mar 28, 1978 any of the principals' offices. 1:35 Monday Matinee: "Don't Look MARINE BARRACKS ENLISTED WIVES Mar 1, 1978 in the Basement" (ADULT) CLUB is having a Christmas party Mar 15, 1978 SPECIAL SERVICES is sorry to an- 3:00 Nanny and the Professor 3:30 December 18, 1977 at the Staff Club Mar 29, 1978 nounce that due to lack of partici- Sesame Street from 2 p.m.--4:30 p.m. All Marine pation during the holidays the 4:30 Nature's Window Bottom of the Barracks families wishing for Santa Personnel interested in traveling to adult dance classes for the remain- 4:35 Voyage to the on any one day Sea (BW) to present a gift to their child the above locations der of the year will be cancelled. should submit an approved 5:30 Newswatch please bring your gift of a $5.00 R&R flight Classes will resume in January. of People limit to Fran Jeters, Marine Site Environmental Leave Request to BPTO All persons who have signed up 6:30 Wide World to the 6:55 Greatest Headlines (BW) 115 no later than Dec. 16. For more no earlier than 30 days prior and paid, don't worry, you are information 7:00 The Rookies (PART 1) information call 95328. flight date. For more siill on our list for the Jahuary of Interest contact Mrs. Cabrera at Ext 8489 class. 7:55 Notes 8:00 Adventurers (PREMIERE) A MEETING FOR DEPUTY GAME WARDENS We are still looking for new stu- BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE 8:30 Phyllis (ADULT) will be held Monday, December 12 at dents. If you wish to learn ballet ENGLISH AND WESTERN RIDING LESSONS Night Football: 7:00 p.m. in the quonset hut near or modern dance, please call Spe- 9:00 Monday will begin January 4, 1978. Sign- Washington vs. Green Bay the Marine Boat Shed. cial Services at 95449/95448 for ups will be taken until December 13. Update will be more information or to sign up. NOTE: Newswatch Call 99152 after working hours or during halftime. Ex- THE COMMASHINKAI KARATE CLUB is The price for eight lessons is $10 shown 95581 during working hours. available. now accepting members from anyone for ballet or jazz, $15 for both act time is not interested. Learn Karate from two- ballet and jazz. time champion, 1969 Karate Nation- Thursday night has proved to be a al East Tournament, Norfolk, VA and U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba bad night for class; if you think 1970 Karate Invitational Tournament another night is better or have any Handover, CN. Classes on Wednesday ideas or suggestions, don't hesi- Movie schedule at Phil-Am Club, 6 - 8 call Mrs. Astle at Special and Friday tate to Lyceums p.m. 96190 AWH for more informa- Services. (All movies start at 7:30 p.m.) tion. Ask for Romie. Cat. David W. BeCook high tide- 7:45 pm Downtown: Sweet Revenge, PG Naval Base Commander Local low tide-- 2:52 pm McCalla: Sorcerer, PG Naval Station 0mmnding Officer sunrise--- 7:25 am Forecast Marine Site: A Bridge Too Far, PG ear , . lic 3Afters , officer Leading pm Special Announcements JO1 MeraldMuser. Jouralist sunset---- 6:22 Leeward Point: The Loves and Times JO3 Rick hed.Journalist 86 JORN Jeff Woodhouse. Jouadiat high------of Scaramouche, PG .T THE COMMISSARY STORE will be l o w------69 closed on Tuesday, December 27, Today's forecast calls for mostly Clubs 1977 and on Tuesday, January 3, cloudy skies with showers. Winds 1978, in observance of Christmas will be from the southwest at 10 to Windjammer: Club closed You A and New Year's Day, respectively. 14 knots. Bay conditions will be Staff NCO: I Never Promised All residents are urged to plan 1-3 feet. Rose Garden, R their Holiday Commissary shopping CPO Club: Oh God. PG accordingly. COMO Club: No movie Monday, December 12, 1977 Guantanamo GazetteMonda, Decmber 2, 197 Guatanam Gaztt Pae. Page 3 Today in history Request for toll free Christmas calls

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On this date-- Area Code Phone No. Date call desired In 1792, 22-year-old Ludwig Van Beethoven paid 19 cents for his first music lesson -- from Franz Joseph Haydn. (Persons who wish toll free Christmas calls to any residence in In 1894, Japanese Troops invaded Korea. the contintal U.S. through the NAVMARCORMARS system should In 1937, the U. S. Gunboat "PANAY" was sunk by the Japanese on the complete this form and take it to Naval Station Communications, Yangtze River in China. building 760, Admin Hill, prior to Dec. 22. Forms will be time In 1944, Tokyo was partially evacuated because of firebombing by stamped, and calls will be on a first come - first serve basis.) American Planes. In 1963, Kenya became an Independent Republic within the British commonwealth. From Dec. 24 through 26, Robert Altomonte of Mansfield, Ohio, a Navy- a state of emergency was declared in Britain because of a In 1970, Marine Corps Military Affiliate Radio System (NAVMARCORMARS) operator, power slowdown due to labor discontent. will place toll-free phone calls from overseas stations to any residence located within the continental United States. The calls are made avail- of Illinois and a party Ten years ago: Republican Senator Charles Percy able through the courtesy of the American Federation of Musicians (AFM), escaped an enemy attack upon them of four who were visiting South Vietnam a union that has been profiding this service for the past ten years. at Dak Son. Last year, a great many Guantanamo residents received free phone calls the surface of the Five years ago: The Apollo 17 Astronauts, exploring from the AFM and they will have the opportunity to call again this year. an ancient avalanche to search for moon, drove their electric vehicle to Various local NAVMARCORMARS members and amateur radio operators will the oldest lunar rocks. provide their services during this period and the entire Guantanamo Kissinger returned to Washington One year ago: Secretary of State Henry community is cordially invited to utilize their facilities. London on the future of the white- after talks with British officials in In order to simplify the procedures for making calls and to place as rule African country of Rhodesia. many as possible, all calls will be on a first come-first served basis. The forms provided in the Gazette should be filled out in their entirety Today's birthday: Frank Sinatra is 62 years old. and dropped off at Naval Station Communications, building 760, Admin Hill, prior to Dec. 22. These forms will be time stamped and distributed to as the management of Thought for today: There's nothing so exhausting the radio operators for their use. You will be contacted at the phone States- men, except the management of women -- Benjamin Disraeli, British number listed on your form when your call is ready to be placed. These man, 1804-1881. calls are not limited to one to a person; you can make as many calls as you want. Every effort will be made to complete your call when desired but local operators say radio paths cannot be totally guaranteed, therefore if your AF StdWV1 of Ljghts call is a little early or late, please understand that other factors such as propagation, busy trunk lines, busy phone numbers, etc., may be The Jewish festival of Hanaukah commemorates involved. an historic event in the search for religious Additional information regarding this program may be obtained by con- equality. Called the Festival of Lights, it tacting RMC White at 8406 DWH. is celebrated for eight days, which began Dec. 5, this year, with the lighting of the Menorah. The Menorah is a candelabrum consisting of eight branches or sections. Each night an ad- ditional candle is lit to celebrate the mira- cle that occurred in the Holy Temple. Accord- GITMO DIALOGUE ing to tradition, the light in the Temple was to extend its gra- to burn continuously. But in ancient times, the Seleucid Greek army de- The Carribeam Arts and Crafts Association would like titude to the entire Guantanamo Bay community for the enthusiastic re- stroyedmany of the sacred vessels in the Temple and pillaged the holy oil. With oil sufficient to last for only one day, the Temple lamp burned for sponse to our recent sale. The proceeds from the twice yearly shows help eight days until reinforcements and replacements arrived. CACA continue to promote an interest in the arts. The sales also serve as For Jews this holiday is observed to recall the heroic efforts of the outlets for the creative expression of our members. Maccabees who fought the enemy in defense of the Temple and for the right Special thanks go out to those who helped in the confusing task of pre- use of the to retain the and maintain the Jewish Faith. paration and publicity, to the Elementary School staff for the The word Hanukah means dedication. On this joyous holiday Jews rededi- multi-purpose room, to AFRTS for their patience and help in getting pub- cate themselves to the ideals of religious freedom and the courage and licity organized and to the families and friends of our members who pro- self determination of the heroic Maccabees. And in keeping with the fes- vided moral support and often a strong arm in helping us get ready on tival spirit, gifts of modest nature are exchanged among children and fam- time. We appreciate it. ily members each night when the candles are lighted. The Menorah has become a universal symbol in Jewish tradition. Although its origin is more than 2,000 years old, it constantly reminds all of the Carribean Arts and Crafts Association never-ending battle against bigotry, hatred and oppression. The light of the Menorah challenges the Jew never to allow darkness to reign, or defeat and humiliation to prevail. It is a reminder to keep the light of faith and the glow of human dignity always burning. The Maccabees were the heroes of Hanukah. The translation of the word Maccabees is hammer. A hammer beats, forges and fashions. During the TV-8 survey Festival of Hanukah, Jews perceive themselves as the Maccabees, people who forge a life of decency and honor. The blaze of the.Menorah is an affirma- is currently considering a one-half hour Newswatch vice the tion that light of religious freedom shall always prevail. TV-8 present hour telecast. However, viewer preference will help determine Armed Forces Chaplains Board the final decision. In that spirit, we ask you to fill out the ques- tionaire below and send it via guard mail to Box 22, TV-8, or drop it off in person at the station at Morin Center. Please include your ADVANCEMENTS name, rank or rate and address. 1. Should TV-8 reduce Newswatch to a one-half hour telecast? and PROMOTIONS A. Yes I B. No 2. If Newswatch were shortened, what in your opinion would be the best time for it to be shown? 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better Cdr. M. Burt Wade, JAGC, the Naval Base Staff Judge Advocate was promoted 5. What constructive comments do you have to make Newswatch a to Captain Thursday, Dec. 8, by Capt. David W. DeCook. His date of rank and more informative program? is Oct. 1, 1977. Also attending the ceremony were Capt. Wade's wife, Pat and their daughter, Christi. Capt. Wade has been in Gitmo since July 1975 The Wade's will leave for Newport R.I., next summer where Capt. Wade will be heading the Naval Legal Service Office. FTG Weekly Ship Schedule USS Detroit A0E 4 Nov. 14, 1977 Dec. 16, 1977 USCGC Dependable WMEC 626 Nov. 27, 1977 Dec. 16, 1977 USS Salinan ATF 161 Nov. 14, 1977 Dec. 17, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, December 12, 1977 The Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the 2 ended game. McKay agreed with their 6-game losing streak yester- Manning on one point: "He (Manning) NFL finals day with a rousing 33-14 victory said it would in be a disgrace to lose Saturday: New Orleans over the dismayed home- .and it is." . Cincinnati 17, Pittsburgh 10 town Saints. New Orleans' Drought over, coach Hank Stram, un- Washington 26, St. Louis 20 The victory is the first in the derstandably more subdued than his Sunday: club's short two-year NFL history. counterpart, proclaimed the loss a New England 14, Miami 10 "nightmare" and added, "We're all Buffalo 14, New York Jets 10 Tampa Bay Buc's coach John McKay was jubil- ashamed for our people, our fans, Philadelphia 17, New York Giants 14 ant over his team's premiere vic- our organization." Tampa Bay 33, New Orleans 14 tory. He had read a newspaper ar- Some 8,000 fans in Tampa Bay, Fla. Chicago 21, Green Bay 10 ticle quoting Saints' quarterback were definitely not ashamed as they Houston 19, Cleveland 15 wins first game Archie Manning as saying it would be turned out at the airport last night Detroit 13, Baltimore 10 be "disgraceful" for his team to to welcome home their conquering Seattle 34, Kansas City 31 lose to the Bucs. Because of Man- heros. One fan said he came out to Oakland 35, Minnesota 13 nings remarks, McKay said he had no celebrate the first two dollars he'd Los Angeles 23, Atlanta 7 trouble getting his team psyched up ever won on a game. Denver 17, San Diego 9

Cincinnati's 17-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers puts the Bengals NBA finals in a commanding position to take the AFC Central Division title. A vic- Saturday: tory over Houston next weekend is Portland 107, New York 106 SPORTSLINE all Cincinnati needs to gain the Cleveland 102, Atlanta 87 playoffs. Detroit 104, New Orleans 86 Indiana 114, Philadelphia 108 (OT) Chicago 121, San Antonio 119 Finley sells to Cincinnati Denver 118, Milwaukee 111 Phoenix 110, Houston 93 (UPI)--Even though he wasn't at the winter baseball Ken Holtzman and Jim "Catfish" Hunter. Golden State 97, Kansas City 92 meetings, Oakland A's owner Charlie Finley made his The hassle between Finley and Kuhn also marks the (OT) presence felt on the final day. third time the two men have tangled over Blue. Sunday: Finley peddled his last remaining prestige player- Blue was coming off a year in which he had won the Cy New Jersey 106, Washington 95 Vida Blue- to Cincinnati for more than $1.5 million. Young and Most Valuable Player Awards and Finley re- Los Angeles 124, Buffalo 119 fused The deal promised another head-to-head confrontation to meet his salary demands. After a lengthy. Seattle 116, Houston 84 with his arch antagonist, Baseball Commisioner Bowie holdout, Kuhn ordered Finley to pay Blue what he want- Kuhn. ed, pointing out that Blue was one of the game's top gate attractions and baseball could ill afford to lose Eighteen months ago, Kuhn voided an attempt by Finley him. NHL results to sell Blue to the for around that Besides the Blue trade, there were six other trans- figure. It resulted in a court suit that is still be- actions on the last day of the baseball meetings. Saturday: ing appealed. Kuhn also set aside Finley's efforts to Most significant was the New York Yankee signing of New York Islanders 7, Detroit 4 sell outfielder Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers to the Bos- free agent relief Rawley Eastwick to a five- Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2 ton Red Sox for $2 million that same day. He said the year contract worth $1.5 million. Atlanta 5, Washington 1 deals weren't in the best interests of baseball. Eastwick gives the World Champions three of the top Montreal 7, Vancouver 2 This time, Finley got a player- 24-year old minor relief in baseball. Last month they signed Boston 6, Pittsburgh 2 league Dave Revering. But, once again, free agent Rich Gossage and they already had Cy Young Buffalo 4, Minnesota 2 Kuhn has seen fit to question the deal. He will hold Award winner Sparky Lyle. St. Louis 6, Colorado 4 Sunday: a hearing in the next seven to 10 days on whether to Overall, there were 20 trades involving 51 players Philadelphia approve the deal. during the week-long meetings in Honolulu. Only four 11, Cleveland 1 The 28-year old Blue still is one of the top south- clubs- Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Minnesota and San Buffalo 3, Vancouver 0 paws in the game and coupled with Tom Seaver would give Diego- failed to make a deal. Boston 8, New York Rangers 2 Atlanta 5, Pittsburgh the Reds the most formidable pitching punch in the ma- The biggest bombshell was the four-team trade invol- 1 Washington 2, St. Louis jors. ving 11 players. 1 Chicago Blue's trade marks the departure of the last of the Pittsburgh wound up with no-hit pitcher Bert Blylev- 8, Minnesota 3 All-Star performers who helped bring the A's three en and slugger Willie Montenez is now a member of the consecutive world championships from 1972 through 1974. New York Mets. The Texas Rangers got Al Oliver and In the last. three years, the A's also lost Reggie Atlanta owner Ted Turner chopped off more than Jackson, Bert Campaneris, Rudi, Fingers, Sal Bando, $630,000. WHA action Saturday: College Quebec 5, Indianapolis 3 Toronto 3, Los Angeles 0 Sunday: basketball Houston 4, Edmonton 2 Winnipeg 7, Indianapolis 1 CCLA/AIlllD/ 3 roundup Top-ranked Kentucky ran it's un- Basketball legend Classified Ads 951144 '73 Honds CB 750, $1200. SS Ameri- beaten streak to three games Sat- can Corsair, Wharf B. 8687 DWH, urday night at the expense of 15th- Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- ask for Purser. ranked Kansas State, as the Wild- 8 and 1340 radio will only be ac- cats rolled to a 73-66 victory. Adolph Rupp dead cepted between 8 and 11 2.m. Monday The game was up for grabs until through Friday. Ads will not be Wanted Kentucky outscored their opponents LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY (UPI)--Adolph accepted on holidays. Bonafide 7-2 in the last 90 seconds to seal Rupp, the winningest coach in col- emergency announcements will be ac- Piano Tuner. 8809 AT. the win. Kyle Macy led the Wild- lege basketball history, died Sat- cepted anytime. Announcements may cats with 15 points, while Kansas urday night in Lexington's Kentuc- freshman guard led all scorers ky Medical Center. be hand carried to PAD anytime dur- A muffler for a lawn mower. 90251 with 17 points. ing working hours. Advertisements AT. Rupp, aged 76, suffered from can- will be limited to 40 words. Ads In other games, second-ranked cer of the spine and diabetes. which discriminate on the basis of North Carolina rebounded from it's Rupp reaped 874 victories and race, sex, creed, color or national Piano, 8617. Ask for Miller. loss to William and Mary Thursday just 190 defeats for the University origin will not be accepted. The night by mauling Rochester 101-43. of Kentucky. He won four National Public Affairs Staff reserves the The Tar Heels held their opponents Championships and 27 Southeastern right to edit and rewrite all sub- Give Away scoreless for the first seven min- Conference titles in his 42 years missions. utes of the contest. as Kentucky's coach. Number three Notre Dame held off "The Baron of Basketball," more An 11 inch freshwater Oscar fish. U.C.L.A. 69-66, making the Bruins than any other man, is credited Aquarium must be 20 gallons or more. one of five top ranked college with the upgrading of the game For Sale Fish can be seen during lunch hours teams to be defeated over the week- throughout the Southeastern Confer- or between 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. at the end. Kansas was ranked 19th going ence. He is similarly credited elementary school rm. A-9. 952242 into it's game with Kentucky, and with introducing the fast break to Boat motor and trailor. Boat is AWH for more details. 14' Wood -about with 25 HP now that ranking is likely to the game. Evenrude motor. Accessories avail- change, along with those of Mary- Rupp was once quoted as saying: able. Price negotiable. May be land, St. John's and Utah. "If winning isn't the most import- LOST seen at 77C Granadillo Circle or Maryland, ranked 12th, was upend- ant thing, then why bother to keep phone 97186 AWH. ed by George Washington 101-90. score?" Lost at Elementary School Christmas St. John's number 13 ranking proved Altogether, he coached 22 All- musical program in the Amphitheatre, unlucky for them as they fell to Americans. Among his finest teams one infants gold ring. Cash reward Admiral 8,000 BTU A/C, needs com- Rutgers 72-61. Fourteenth rated were the "Fabulous Five" that won offered. If found please call pressor, $25; triangle coffee table Utah was edged by Long Beach State the 1948 NCAA title and the Olym- 97154 AT or 90240 AT, and describe. (walnut) for a sectional sofa $25; 80-79. pic championship, and the 1953-54 Sears Silvertone 18 inch B & W TV In other action, Arkansas, number team captained by Cliff Hagen and $55; TV stand $5.00; 98254 AWH or six in both the AP and UPI, downed Frank Ramsey. 8839 DWH. Found Oklahoma 64-53. San Francisco, 11 Following his retirement in 1972, in the AP poll, struggled past un- Rupp became general manager of At PTO Halloween Carnival at the heralded California-Santa Barbara Charlie Finley's American Basket- Midway--two beach towels from 63-57 in overtime. Michigan, 9 in ball Association entry, the Memphis '73 Kawasaki 350, excellent condi- Bermuda. Would like to return to the AP, 11 in UPI won easily over Tams. He remained with the club tion; '65 Mercury Monterey good owner. If they are yours, call Dayton, 71-61. for a year and then joined the condition. 90258 AT. 90240 AT. Rounding out the UPI Top Ten; board of directors of the league's eighth-ranked Indiana State dropped Kentucky Colonels. Evansville 102-76, number 9 Syra- Rupp was inducted into the Bas- Services cuse 107 St. Bonaventure 81 and ketball Hall of Fame in 1969. He Baby doll high chair & crib ordered would like to tenth rated Navada-Las Vegas win- learned much of his coaching tech- size, brand new. Responsible person from Sears, wrong housesit anytime. L13 Dulong. ning in double overtime 104-103 nique while playing basketball at 90156 AT. 8196 DWH against Tulsa. Kansas for famed coach Phog Allen.