0- I Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 EDITOR'S CHOICE NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Fenceline Tour Wednesday, April 25 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Usable storage: 10.25 MIL - 73% April 28 Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Goal: 900 K Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Departs at 8:45 a.m., from MCX parking lot. NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Call 2279 for reservations. Consumption: 866 K I See page 3 I I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 208 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, April 26, 1990 Congress going after defense budget cuts *\ AP -U.S. lawmakers are push- speaksRussian. today to brief two committees on the And a review by top military ing for more cuts in the military House members today will con- future of the U.S. aircraft arsenal. officials predicts that the U.S. could budget and they're being joined by sider two Republican alternatives to He'll presents findings from a re- have its smallest Army since 1940. private analysts who say the Soviet a Democratic plan that would cut $8 view of four costly military airplane Based on a Pentagon-sponsored threat is declining. In testimony be- billion from President Bush's programs. Including the B-2 Stealth panel that up to 250,000 active-duty fore the House Armed Services Pentagon spending proposal. Demo- bombers-estimated to cost a-half soldiers could be cut by 1996. That Soviet Union - It's been four Committee, experts from the Rand cratic leaders want to reduce that billion dollars a piece. Cheney's would bring the number of troops to years since a reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Corporations said yesterday the budget to about $296 billion, and put expected to press both the House a low of 580,000. Fifty years ago, the Soviet Union caught fire and Soviet military is not getting "leaner the savings toward domestic pro- and Senate Armed Services Com- just before the U.S. entered World exploded, killing at least 31 people. and meaner." To the contrary, the say grams, like education. The Repub- mittees for continued funding of that War II, the Army had under 300,000 Today, demonstrations are planned it's got big problems-including lican alternatives include a call for program. people. in Byelorussia and the Ukraine. limited support from President partial spending freeze at current Protesters are demanding, among Mikhail Gorbachev, public criticism levels. Cystic Fibrosis treatment improved other things, better medical care for and even a language barrier-too Meantime, Defense Secretary of the facility's contami- residents many Soviet troops that can't Dick Cheney heads to Capitol Hill AP - The "New England Cystic Fibrosis victims. nation zone. The Soviet Legislature Journal of Medicine" is reporting Another study in the New Eng- responded yesterday by passing a development of the first treatment land Journal of Medicine holds $26 billion program to deal with the Contra rebels still holding guns that could fight Cystic Fibrosis. promise for kidney transplant pa- accident's aftermath. AP - Nicaragua's new U.S. choice, hundreds of rebels who The fatal disease results from a ge- tients. The resear: h finds that a form backed President Violeta Chamorro, fought the Sandinistas are refusing to Toronto - The power is back on in netic defect, and produces mucus in of a natural body chemical appears today will spend her first full day in give up their guns. Toronto after a frightful night the lungs that complicates breath- to reduce problems associated with without it, following an explosion in office. She's likely to have much of And President Bush's aid pack- ing. Dr. Michael Knowles con- such transplants. The study's by Dr. a power station. No injuries are her attention focused on her admini- age for Nicaragua and Panama is ducted the new study at the Univer- Mark Moran of G.D. Searle and reported. But one big hospital had to stration's first obstacle-disarming part of a $3.4 billion money bill up sity of North Carolina. He gave 14 company-a Pharmaceutical firm send emergency cases elsewhere. the Contra rebels. Chamorro took in the Senatetoday. Theoriginalbill people an inhaled form of Amilo- that makes a synthetic form of the office yesterday. But, she's retaining appropriated $800 million for the ride-a commonly used blood-pres- chemical. Moran says the drug re- Syria - Syria's been praised by a top Sandinista as head of the new governments in Nicaragua and sure medicine. The result: The drug duced the risk of kidney rejection President Bush for its role in helping Armed Forces. And because of that Panama's refugee programs. win Polhill's release. But now, significantly slowed lung damage in from 51 to 26 percents. Damascus is blasting a Congres- sional resolution endorsing Israel's claim to all of Jerusalem. Gitmo CCPO employees have open season for investments dated Civilian Personnel Office. a significant portion of their retire- that's before any earnings are con- Colombia - While the president of By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN "This is a retirement savings ment income." sidered," said Kime. Colombia was in Nicaragua for and EVELYN HARRIS plan; the money is not liquid-you The government automatically Despite the fact that many FERS yesterday's inaugural, a bomb blew can't just pull it out whenever you opens an account for new FERS employees are younger and in lower up in the Colombian drug region, Looking for a high-yield, safe want. But for those who are looking employees six months after they are pay grades, slightly more than halfof killing si' people and injuring dozens of others. The bomb- long-term investment? Examine the for an investment, it's a good deal hired. It contributes the equivalent. them participate in the savings plan. hidden in a dump truck-went off as government's Thrift Savings Plan whether they are in the FERS or old one percent of the employee's salary According to the Internal Reve- a truck carrying Narco-police passed during the open season starting May Civil Service Retirement System," to the account, even if the employee nue Service, employee and govern- by. 15. said Grasso. contributes nothing. ment contributions are tax-deferred "Open season is a twice-yearly According to Kay Kime, head of The money snowballs when a income. Tax deferral works like this: (continue to page 3) period when civilian employees can Guantanamo's Compensative and FERS employee participates. The Susan Saver's basic annual pay is join the plan; stop, increase or de- Benefits Division, "Most federal government matches dollar for dol- $26,000, and she contributes 5 per- crease their contributions; or move employees are eligible for the plan; lar the first 3 percent of basic income cent of that ($1,300) to the plan. Her their money among the plan's three some new civil servants and those a FERS employee invests. For the contributions are subtracted from her USA funds if they are members of the returning to government services next 2 percent of income invested, reportable income, which becomes Federal Employees Retirement Sys- may have to wait six to 12 months the government gives 50 cents for $24,700. In her tax bracket, this re- News tem. All civilian employees should before they're allowed to enroll." each employee dollar. duction saves her about $200 in fed- receive a booklet explaining the plan She says, "The plan can supplement "Thus, FERSemployeeswhoput eral taxes. Memphis - A federal judge in and their options; copies should be the retirement income of CSRS in the full 10 percent of income Her contributions, the govern- Memphis has ordered a jury to available at installation civilian per- employees. FERS employees, on the they're permitted to contribute every ment's and the eamings from both continue its deliberations in the bank sonnel offices," said Giovanni other hand, get a different deal be- year actually an amount equal to fraud trial of Tennessee Congressman Grasso, director of Gitmo's Consoli- cause the plan was started to provide 15 percent of their income-and Please see, SAVINGS, page 3 Harold Ford. After just seven hours of deliberations, the jury reported yesterday it was deadlocked. But the W.T. Sampson's 'velcro brains' will match their wits with Gitmoites judge says it's far too early to give up. Ford is accused of accepting said Danielson. bribes disguised as bank loans. By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE The students had to answer 200 questions in a two-hour period. Washington - A federal official- The Knowledge Bowl Team at "They were allotted only 60 seconds says sometimes fatal blood disorders the W. T. Sampson High School per question. If they answered the linked to a dietary supplement (L- competed in the semi-annual Open question correctly, the team received ~K. ii Tryptophan) may be tied to a single Master international academic com- 5 points, plus bonus points, depend- Japanese company. The official says the studies in two states strongly petition, Wednesday, April25, in the ing on how fast they answered suggest there's a contaminant in high school computer room. question," Danielson said. "The the supplement produced by that Over 50,000 students from shorter the time it took the team to company. The Food and Drug across the United States, Canada, answer a question correctly, the Administration has ordered a recall of Pacific Basin and Guantanamo Bay more bonus points they got. There the substance. competed in this 14th semi-annual was a maximum of five bonus points contest. per question." Houston - Exxon demonstrated According to Carolyn Daniel- Danielson said if the team an- today it's not buckling under the son, Gitmo's sponsor and counselor swered a question wrong, they got a pressure brought on by last year's Alaskan oil spill. At a meeting in for the base team, to prepare for the second chance. However she said, P, Aoby JOSN USA M. NWA Houston, Exxon shareholders rejected competition, these high school stu- "this time, if they answered the ques- W. T. Sampson's Knowledge Bowl Team works togetherto answer six resolutions asking the company dents would compete among them- tion correctly, they only were the 200-question, computerized semi-annual international compe- to do more to protect the environ- selves, other high school groups and awarded two points per question and tition test. Seated at the computer is seventh grader Jeff Ricardo. ment. even the teachers. "Sometimes the no bonus points." From left to right is 10th grader Dennis Peglowski, eighth grader groups would play games similar to This semi-annual competition Edgar Navida, 10th grader Delta Brusnahan, 12th grader Andrew Florida - After a final maneuver Jeopardy, or other computerized was computerized. "The computer Armbrister, eighth grader Drew Sundin and 10th grader Jay Davis. today, the space shuttle "Discovery" multi-subject matter tests," said constantly kept track of the team's will be parked in orbit about 45 miles Danielson. score," said Danielson. "When the the high 1,100's. The team will be Danielson. "But they like to read and behind the Hubble space telescope. "During this getting an evaluation sheet stating The Discovery crew deployed the semi-annual com- two hours were up, I called the study. I call them velcro brains, be- $1.5 billion telescope yesterday, and petition, the team was asked ques- team's coded score into Academic where their weak and strong areas cause they absorb everything and it will trail the observatory to make tions from a range of subjects. Lit- Hallmarks, a Colorado publishing were." sticks." sure it's working properly. erature, earth science, current firm that hosted the event." "There was no way for these Danielson said if any command events, world history, art and music, Danielson said this competition students to study for this competi- would like to get a team of their own (continue to page 3) economics and law, math and gov- was not easy. "Out of 2000 possible tion, since they had no idea what was together and match wits with ernment are examples of some of the points, the average international going to be asked. They just needed Gitmo's Knowledge Bowl Team, subjects the competition covered," score for high school students was in to know a lot about everything," said contact her at 3100 or 3191. PAGE 2, THURSDAY, APuL 26, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAIIY GAZETTE

DEFEX scheduled for Gitmo, April 30 - May 4 EVACUATION CHECK LIST I A base defense exercise (DE- Here's a brief check list of emer- Review proce- The Evacuation Exercise is scheduled for Wed., May 2. The exercise will I FEX) will be held April 30 through gency signals and what to do during dures and preparedness and make from 5 to 8 p.m., with the start and end signaled by the base siren. To help I May 4. This DEFEX is designed to DEFE . final preparations for evacuation you prepare for this drill, the Daily Gazette has made a check-list that you can evaluate base preparedness for nor- Only essential cut out and keep with you. Check the line as you complete the required items. If mal disasters or attack, and is an all- GENERAL ALERT vehicle and pedestrian traffic is al- you think we need more on our lists, give us a call at 4502 or 4819. hands evolution. A three minute continuous tone lowed during DEFEX. All others DEFEX is not only held for the on the base siren. This signal indi- remain off the street. PRE-EVACUATION CHECK-LIST benefit of new residents, but it is also cates a major fire, disaster or prob- MAKE NAME TAGS, include I refresher training for those who have able attack. ALL CLEAR SPONSOR'S NAME _SPONSOR'S GRADE/RATE/RANK been here awhile. Action: Continuous three-minute tone on _ SPONSOR'S DUTY STATION, withtag for The Evacuation Drill will be held Listen to instructions on FM base siren. "All Clear" will be passed _ AUTOMOBILE I Wednesday, May 2, betgween 5 to 8 103/TV8 by all radio and TV channels and SUITCASE, and p.m., and the main combat portion of Non-combatants go to quar- word of mouth. I EACH CHILD DEFEX will be Friday, May 4, be- ters or shelter as directed (DO NOT Action: INVENTORYHOUSEHOLD GOODS/PERSONAL EFFECTS, with tween 4 to 10:30 p.m. GO TO HURRICANE SHELTERS) Return to normal operations __COPY INSIDE KITCHEN CABINET, and It's important to know that DE- SThool children will be re- COPY WITH EVACUEE FEX may be scheduled anytime by turnedl bus to quarters or desig- ALTERNATE EMERGENCY PACK SUITCASE the naval base commander, and while nated shelters SIGNAL ONE PER PERSON, include j the exercises normally are scheduled Turn off lights __MINIMUM CLOTHES FOR SHIPBOARD/SEASON If base siren fails to sound, all _ SPECIAL FOODS well in advance, they can be planned Do not use the telephone emergency vehicles (ambulance and IMPORTANT PAPERS, such as, I on short notice during the work week. except for emergencies police) will energize their sirens. DEPENDENT EVACUATION CARD (NAVBASE GTMO 3050/1) _ AUTHORIZATION/DESIGNATION FORM I Emergency Evacuation Cash . don't leave home without it DD 1337 FOR EMERGENCY PAY AND In the event of an actual evacu- Payment Authorization (DD 1337) at dependents are required to present ALLOWANCE - FILL OUT AT PSD ation there are bound to be things that the timeemergencypaymentis made. some kind of identification and the INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATE OF I we overlook. Such item is sufficient TheDD 1337 Form is the formusedto original Consent Agreement VACCINATION cash, to meet emergency needs. authorize emergency payments in (NAVSO 125550/3) at the time emer- BIRTH CERTIFICATES It is embarrassing and downright case of an actual evacuation, MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES and it gency payment is made. threatening to find ourselves away _INSURANCE PAPERS I should be completed by the active This form must be completed by the LIFE from home without cash in hand. duty sponsor shortly after initial arri- civilian sponsor shortly after arrival I _ HEALTH During emergencies few places like val in Guantanamo Bay. If your in Guantanamo Bay. It must be kept I _ AUTO I to deal in checks. Cash and credit sponsor has filled one out, better have in the custody of the person who will IHOME cards are the main source of business. them do it now. be receiving the pay. This form is WILLS If emergency evacuation of 2) The original DD 1337 should also the means for providing accrued _ POWERS OF ATTORNEY Guantanamo Bay military depend- be kept in the custody of the person allowances in case of evacuation to an HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS INVENTORY ents and civilians is directed - OTHER ITEMS by the designated to receive the funds. overseas safe-haven. _ FLASHLIGHT WITH BATTERIES I base commander, then here are the Military personnel and dependents 5) Emergency payments may be emergency pay procedures that must can obtain the form from the Person- __SNACK FOOD; PACKAGED AND NON-PERISHABLE I made in one lump sum or in install- be followed. nel Support Detachment. U.S. civil- I _CASH, and/or, ments, usually not more than two. __TRAVELERS CHECKS, and/or, 1) Military dependents are re- ians can pick up a copy from the Con- The total amount cannot exceed the I __-CHECKBOOK I quired to present an identification solidated Civilian Personnel Office. amount authorized on the military's JEWELRY card and the original Emergency 3) If the evacuation is perma- DD 1337 or the civilian's NAVSO - ONE BLANKET PER PERSON nent, the recipient of emergency pay 12550/3. SMALL CHILDREN'S TOY I must advise current addresses to: 6) Emergency payments, except -PLAYING CARDS Additional BOOKS Navy Finance Center for emergency station allowances, -POCKET SIZED TRANSISTOR RADIO I Allotment Department are not gratuities, but will be de- New Federal Office Building ducted from the sponsor's pay. _CANTEEN I DEFEX PAPER Cleveland, Ohio 44199 7) Failure to receive payment' - PEN/PENCIL/WRITING Keeping the Finance Center notified prior to evacuation does not consti- I EVACUATION CHECK-LIST I Information will ensure prompt receipt of pay- tute revocation of emergency.- pay- WHEN ALL FAMILY MEMBERS ARE EVACUATED Families with both parents in the ments due to the evacuee. If the ments. Payments will be made by the - LOCK QUARTERS military, or single military parents, evacuation is only temporary, the disbursing or finance officer at any TAG KEYS, and, must make permanent arrangements local disbursing office will forward military installation upon presenta- GIVE KEYS TO EVACUATION OFFICIAL AT I with friends to sponsor their depend- allotment checks to the safe-haven tion of identification of the properly EVACUATION SITE, IF FAMILY REMEMBER REMAINS, ent children. This requires planning LEAVE KEYS WITH MEMBER area where evacuees are taken. completed DD 1338 or NAVSO and paperwork authorizing sponsors 4) __TURN OFF ALL LIGHTS U.S. civilian employees and 12550/3 forms. I to proceed with medical and dental _ UNPLUG ALL APPLIANCES, but, __DON'T UNPLUG REFRIGERATOR OR FREEZER care if necessary. News DON'T TURN OFF MAIN POWER I Only items such as packed lug- and Entertainment TURN OFF ALL WATER FAUCETS gage and emergency pay documents __CLOSE ALL WINDOWS should be brought to the evacuation News On Channel 2 _ CLOSE VENETIAN BLINDS I sites. Children's items such as skate- 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 SMALL WONDER 5:30 CLOSE DRAPES I boards, music boxes, large toys and Channel 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT __POST HOUSEHOLD GOODS/PERSONAL EFFECTS Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS sports equipment should be left in 6:00 INVENTORY INSIDE KITCHEN Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 quarters. Channel CHAIN PETS I 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:45 SPORTS LATENIGIIT Some personnel may be exempt Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) IIN SHADED AREA, with 6:00 FOR VETERANS ONLY from participation in this exercise, 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) TWO DAY SUPPLY OF WATER 6:30 but they must submit exemption Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) M*A*S*H I __ LEAVE AUTOMOBILE HOME I 7:00 documents before the exercise to the Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) STAR TREK _ TAG KEYS, note, 8:00 25TII ANNUAL COUNTRY MAKE Personnel Support Detachment 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) MUSIC AWARDS I COLOR (PSD) via the chain of command. MODEL I Personnel excluded from this All movies begin at 8 p.m. _ YEAR, and _ LOCATION, then, DEFEX are: Downtown Lyceum -Women in, or past, their eighth GIVE KEYS AND PROOF OF Hear No Evil, See No Evil. Comedy (R). 1:42 OWNERSHIP TO EVACUATION month of pregnancy. McCalla Lyceum - Seriously ill or injured persons OFFICIAL AT EVACUATION SITE Shirley Valentine. Comedy (R). 1:48 _ IF FAMILY MEMBER I expressly excused in writing by a Leeward Lyceum REMAINS, GIVE KEYS AND physician. An Innocent Man .Drama (R). 1:53 PROOF OF OWNERSHIP TO - Base visitors (remain in I MEMBER I quarters). WHEN DIRECTED BY RADIOffV REPORT GO TO BUS STOP FOR - Designated base contract TRANSPORTATION TO EMBARKATION SITE personnel. _ PERSONNEL UNDER MEDICAL, must, - Children under 6 months old. GITMO PEOPLE __CONTACT HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT, For more innformation about BEFORE EVACUATION, or This dependent is an artisan, creating everything from crafts for DEFEX exemptions and setting up __CHECK WITH DOCTOR AT EMBARKATION SITE the Caribbean Craft Market to special signs for Morale,Welfare arrangements for dependents of dual MEDICAL CAR CASES, including, I and Recreation; she is: THOSE WHO HAD SURGERY IN LAST 10 DAYS military, call the Operations Office or __WOMEN IN LAST THREE MONTHS OF PREGNANCY the Personnel Support Detachment. _ RECENT POSTNATAL CASES I NAME: _ DEPENDENTS WITH SERIOUS MEDICAL Martha McBride PROBLEMS _ USE TELEPIIONES FOR EMERGENCY ONLY HOMETOWN: Manasquan Park, N.J. - DO NOT WAIT FOR SPONSOR, and I I OBEY ALL INSTRUCTIONS TIME IN GITMO: TUNE IN TO 2 years 1 month I TVs I CHOICES: I _ CABLE 2, OR I FOOD: FM 103 Italian POST EVACUATION CHECK-LIST I HOBBY: I SAFEGUARD IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS NAMED IN PRE-EVACUATION CHECK-LIST Crafting MOVIE: KEEP A SUITCASE FOR EACH PERSON PACKED T E T T I I UPDA DEPENDEN EVACUA ON CARDS Cousins KEEP A SUPPLY OF NECESSITIES LIFE GOALS: MEDICINES I Make sure my sons are happy, secure aprofitable future for them I -BAND-AIDS I and live long enough FLASHLIGHT AND BATTERIES to see my grandchildren. -CASH MY SECRET TO SUCCESS: Good sense of humor I _ TRAVELERS CHECKS I -CHECK BOOK **To nominate someone for Gitmo People, call PAO at 4502. 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Submit icrns for theclassified secio on PSD, ROICC, Sims R-2 Division, VC-10, NAS beer prizes, and more chances to win. Don't '88 Jeep Wrangler, 23,000 miles. excel, cond., Formal gown, perfect for prom, brand new, 8 by11 i. paperin 40 wordsattlessperad. CPO Assoc, NAS 1st Class Assoc., and a special mies achanceatyourshaofthejackpotevery hopandstp,$5,800.CallKenorSandy5326 neverwom, size5/. Call Linda 2304 DWH or Ehitemute on a separatehee ules thanks to the FRA for their sponsorship of six Sat I pm. FMI. call 2304. DWH or 2599 AWIi 3348 AWI itite sanmacategory .Adsih a pvrieyo teams. G.B Y.A.A.N88 Ford Ranger-XLT Supercab, 4 x 4,$9,500. Rugs. 6 x 9, daak hen., $30, beige x 9,530,12 itmos, will be planed uder litscellaoneus. In- AMPISNOESThe Fumniture Stove in having a bedroom suite workable trade for older model track or Jeep. X 15 dank bhem $100 OBO. Call 2806. clude name and phone number with the ad. The Functional Skills math class scheduled to sale now through Apr. 28. Call 2164 AWIL Drapes, cream, fltspatio window, in T3(hang., eadlim: Ads are published on two cn start Apr. 30, has been postponed. Class will Toyldw gin nethor Mon., Apr. 30. AUTO PARTS $50. Cane Bear bedspread w/caraina, $25. semiveday: Mo and Tues orThus.andri begin May7. Anyone interested in this class Theho heTue.t gh Sat. noonto6 Pontiac Sanbied. for pats. 2 new tires, new Childasticycle, $10. Childaswagon. $10. and mum hei by om on sthebusiness day may still pick up an app. at the Navy Campus pm. distributor. timinggearbrokmn. $3000B0. Call Fisher-Price sconr, $10. Unfinished chest of before publicaton. Windward remidenss submit Office. FMI, call Leslie 4307. ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES 3142. drawereoore, $10. Call 2806. ads to PAD office,Admin. Bill Bdg. 760. AcRwAAAl-12-Step Recp2ry ma9mntg is held each ERVICES Leeward esIdens aycall at4502419 PWDis spsoig acarwash, Apr. 28, 9a.m. to Sat., in the upper deck at McCalla Hangar. 4 Twomasntain bikes, $75 eachbsr$125for both. A balloon bouquet from Balloonor-N-Such 1 p. , in the NRA parkinglot p.m. Women inoled in any 12-Step Recovery FMI, call 2922 AWIL keeps the blues away. We delievor silk flower ANNOUNCEMENTS CLOSURES Goup ame nvted to attend. BOATS arrangomes and balloon bosquets for all o- CCPO and DEEO will will be closed for in- Regular A.A. meetings are held every Man., Sunfish Sailboat, $200. FMI. call 2922 AWf. cassioas. Call Ellen 2428 or Lisa 3378. North Eant Tour is scheduled for Sat Apr. 28, house training Fri., Apr. 27, 2 to 4p.m. Wed, and Sat night as McCalla Hangar in the Pontoon, 12 xt28,30 hp Mariner orgine, bath- If your planning fora new house or future the bus will depart fromthe MCX parking lot as The Ceramic Hobby Shop will be closedTues., upper deck, Rm. 29, 8p.m. This month's busi- roomandstoage, greatforfishingcanbeseen invetment in real estate, call Robert at 2164, 8:45 am. and last 60 to90 minutes, retum time May 1, forinvetory. nonst ill be held Sun., Ape. 29, 6:30 p.m. All at slip #1,$2,000 neg. Call 2117. licenssed real estate salesperson,. doing referrals is saeforbetween 10:30 and 11 a.m. Call 2279 McCalla Field will be closed Sat., Apr. 28, noon memberara encouraged to attend. PP., call 87 Poetoon, 40 hp, electric stun, safety nqip., for anywhere in continental U.S. No fee Ml, for reservations. to 4 pm. Vehicles will not be allowed on run- Ton at4153 DWH. and much mom, $2,100 OBO. Can be sees at quired. Caribbean Crafts Market, Sat., May 5,9 nam. ways or taxiways. McCalla hangar will remain YUHf IVITIES Main Marina slip #2 Call Bill 4199 DWH or Certified Home Child Care Providershave to 1 p.m., at the high school gym. All hands open for normal business. FMI, call Operations Renovation of the tern club "Saturday's" has 3570 AWH. opens Call Shelley at 2164, (1 gi, 2 yin. or vmt. Conejoin the fun FMI,call Ellen 2428. at 4366/4453. been delayed so all youth dances scheduled for older). Co. Bargo hang; Call Mm. Alvarado at AllRedCrassvoluntersincluding instructors, Cale Beach will he closed to the public due to themonth of May willbe held a theBaerel Club. 12 t 20 bra, $75. call 2424 AWH. 3675, (3 grn, 3-4 yin.), Villamar hsng. please call Red Crs Ofic at 4676 DWN, military training use on thefollowing dates: Fri., Watch for the grand opening of "Saurday's"in 12x 12 beige, good cosd., $75. Call P0 Small- tng upcondtg orientation tobe heldMay Apr. 27, SAt.,Apr. 28, Thurs., May 3 and Fri., midtolateMay. wod3l1or445l. Stereo w/radio and 8-track tape player, two 8:30 pm. May 4. Youth Activies s locking for a DJ for "Save- Mauve, coneplelely covers all of te two bed- speakers, $100 OBO. FMI, call 2922 AWH. Navy Fedaral Credit Union will have a rep. at R OTSday's" teen night club. If yo're interested, step room housng atCaravellaPT., E. Caravella and TWO WHEELER thereward location, Tues., May1. Today's Jepardy answer: Lateral Haz- by the Youth C. with a demo tape as soon as E. Iguana Terrace, plus some extra, a bangin at '79 Suzuki GN25O, 14,000 miles, russ gmat, 2 The hours of operation at Central Fidelity ard. The question: What is an "all hands" club? possible. FMI, call 4075. $230. Call 3856. helmets, $700. There is so need to walk in the

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AP- The head of .he Securities the plea bargin that settled the wide- debt restructuring. Under its offer, vantage of incentives. Incentives the skills of their employees. The and Exchange Commission indicates ranging criminal indictment against Hallmark is paying $131 million for were in effect during the period this five companies, Digital Equipment, Michael Milken's future coopera- him and his brother, Lowell. The the two series of junk bonds on which year, but they weren't nearly as gen- Ford Motor, Texas Instruments, U.S. tion with federal investigators deal also settles civil charges its 63.5 percent-owned Univision erous as the deals offered last year. West and the software firm Carnegie should yield valuable information brought by the SEC, which barred unit had missed interest payments. Sales of cars and trucks made by Group, have each invested $10 mil- forother cases. But Richard Breeden both Milken and his brother perma- Hallmark, a privately held greeting General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler lion in the project. The alliance was won't specify particular areas in nently from the securities business. card company based in Kansas City, were down 20.5 percent during the formed in 1988 but not announced which investigators will seek infor- Michael Milken will pay fines and had announced earlier that it reached period, while sales of vehicles made until now. mation from the fomler so-called restitution totaling $600 million, and agreement with Univision's bank in U.S. factories owned by Japanese "Junk Bond King," who pleaded faces up to 28 years imprisonment. lenders to restructure the subsidi- companies, called "Transplants," guilty to tax and securities law ary's bank debt. rose about 23.5 percent. crimes as part ofa plea bargain with BAY DINING the government. Milken, former Hallmark Cards says it has ac- Mid-April sales of North Ameri- Four major corporations and a head of the high-yield operation of cepted for payment 93 percent of the can-made cars and trucks plunged computer software maker have POST 46 Drexel-Burnham-Lambert, agreed $270 million in junk bonds issued by nearly 18 percent compared with the teamed up to develop software they Tonight's Dinner: BBQ Spare tocooperate with investigators under its Univision holdings subsidiary same period lastyear, whenconsum- hope will produce better manage- Rib Friday's Lunch: Oxtail under a tender offer that is part of a ers flocked to showrooms to take ad- ment of "corporate knowledge," or SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE WORLD NEWS.tro. pg. 1 Friday's Lunch: Chicken Chop S NS. continued from page one Suey Mexico -- Vice President DanQuayle, become taxable only when they are bonds. FERS employees may choose through payroll deductions. Em- OFFICERS' CLUB who represented the U.S. at the withdrawn from the account, pre- where to place their savings plan ployees may be able to reschedule Chamorro inauguration, continues his Tonight's Dinner: Build Your sumably after Susan retires. money, although at least 40 percent payments in the event of hardship. If goodwill trip today. Quayle will be Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: they cannot meet the new payment pushing for friendly ties,despite A $200 tax break may not seem of their 1990 contributions must go Tempura Battered Fish Buffet Mexican anger over aggressive U.S. much of an incentive, but Susan has toward government securities. plan, the Thrift Investment Board efforts toget the killers of an American much more working for her than that. The risk-free government secu- will declare a "distribution" from the CPO CLUB drug agent. Because she is a FERS employee and rities fund is guaranteed by the U.S. account equal to the unpaid loan Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian receive matching government government and earned 8.81 percent balance and unpaid interest. Such BBQ Friday's Lunch: Steam NATIONAL NEWS.tm.pg. 3 money, her account doubles in value in 1989. The bond, or fixed income, distributions are subject to income ship Round or Baked Fish immediately and earns yields on fund offers the chance of higher re- tax-and a 10 percent IRS early WINDJAMMER CLUB withdrawal penalty. US -- Marchtay have been another $2,600. If in another investment plan turns, but started 1990 with a January Tonight's Dinner: Baked frustrating month for people trying to earning 9 percent compounded, her loss of 1.38 percent. The stock fund For full details about the Thrift Chicken w/Herb Sauce sell their home. The national $1,300 would take about eight years is the riskiest, potentially most prof Savings Plan and open season, con- Association of Realtors says sales were to double--or longer if the plan is itable one; investors posted a 31.03 tact Kay Kime at 4418. CLIPPER CLUB below 1989 levels for the second taxed. Susan also may reduce her percent gain for 1989 and a 6.59 Tonight's Dinner: Build Your straight month. taxes further by contributing up to percent loss for January. Employees Flight Sch. from page one Own Pizza the maximum 10 percent yearly. who want to invest in bonds and New York - At nearly $143 million, GRADES SCHOOL Asa FERS employee, Susan also stocks must sign a statement that Flight Date Lac. Arrive Depart this could be the biggest art deal ever. 727 5/1 NAS Norfdk -- 8:00 aa. Friday's Lunch: Golden Fried has a chance to earn far-above-aver- they know the risks involved. Southebys auction house, has Gitmo 11:30 si. noon Chicken announced it will buy thecontents of a age returns, depending on her toler- The booklet, Thrift Savings Kingston 12.30pa. 1:00 pm. ance for risk. Gitmo 215 psa. 3:20 pm. HIGH SCHOOL Manhatan gallery, 2,3100 works,in a The Thrift Savings Plan Loan Program, explains the require- NAS Norfdk 6:15 p.m. [joit ventre with an urndealer. consists of three funds: U.S. govern- ments and can be found in most per- Friday's Lunch: Fried Fish ment securities, common stocks and sonnel offices. Loans must be repaid NOTE: If you change fights, notify the air rmiaal. PAGE 4, THURSDAY, ArlL 26, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETTE SPORTS Gruber hot, leads AL in homers MLB Standings Baseball stats Sports AP - Toronto's Kelly Gruber for the A's, including a two-run American continues to wave a hot bat in the homer and a 12th-inning RBI single. League Roundup East W L PCT. GB Batting (28 at bats - W. Wilson, Roy- American League. Gruber went 4-5 drove home three Toronto 10 5 .667 -- als, .447; Palmeiro, Rangers, .388; Pena, Red NHL last night in the Blue Jays' 5-3 vic- runs for Detroit and the Tigers beat Milwaukee 7 5 .583 1.5 Sox, .383; Lansford, A's, .375; Snyder, Indi- Stanley Cup action - Washing- tory over the . He the Minnesota Twins 6-4. Boston 7 6 .538 2 ans, .375. Baltimore 7 Runs - ton's Rod Langway picked a timely homered for the third straight game And Ron Kittle's two-run homer 7 .500 2.5 Palmeiro, Rangers, 13; New York 5 6 .455 3 Canseco, A's, 12; Reynolds, Mariners, 12; spot to scorehis first goal of the season. and now leads the majors with seven helped the stave Cleveland 5 7 .417 3.5 Gladden, Twins, 11; Puckett, Twins, 11; R. Langway netted a wrist shot 34 sec- home runs and 19 RBI's. off the Texas Rangers 5-4. Detroit 6 9 .400 4 Henderson, A's, 11. onds into overtime and the Capitals Kansas City's Bret Saberhagen In the National League, Houston West RBI's - Gmuber, Blue Jays, 16; Bell, nipped the New YorkRangers 4-3.The Oakland Blue Jays, 13; Griffey, Mariners, 13; Incav- threw a four-hitter but wound up on reliever Dave Smith had an erratic 10 3 .769 Caps lead that series 3-1. Texas 8 6 .571 2.5 iglia,Rangers, 13; McGwire, A's, 13. Canadiens/Bruins - Montreal the losing end. Dave Parker's ninth inning. He struck out the side Chicago 5 5 .500 3.5 lits - Griffey, Mariners, 21; Lansford, avoided elimination with a 4-1 deci- and Greg Brock's sacrifice fly gave but also gave up two singles and three Minnesota 7 8 .467 4 A's, 21; Gruber, Blue Jays, 20; five aretied sion over Boston. Guy Carbonneau Milwaukee a 1-0 win over the Roy- two wild pitches. His second wild Califomia 5 7 .462 4 with 19. Kansas Doubles - and rookie Stephan Lebeau each als. Tom Filer combined with two pitch allowed to score City 5 8 .386 5 Gladden, Twm Seattle 4 10 .308 5.5 Snyder, Indians, 6; Trammell, Tigers scored twice for the Canadiens. The relievers to throw the Brewers's fifth the game's only run and the Montreal NNational League Parker, Brewers, 5; Howell, Angels, 5; Lens- Bruins still lead the series 3-1. shutout of the season. Milwaukee Expos nipped the Astros 1-0. East W L PCT. GB ford, A's, 5; Baughn, Brewers, 5. Blues/Blackhawks - The St. reliever Dan Plesac preserved the San Diego's Ed Whitson threw a Pittsburgh 9 6 .600 Triples - Felix, Blue Jays, 2; Feman- Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks lead by working out of a bases- seven-hitter and hit his first major Montreal 8 6 .571 .5 dez, Blue Jays, 2; Javier, A's, 2; Palmeiro, play tonight in the Windy City. Their Philadelphia 8 6 .571 .5 Rangers, 2; S. Finley, Orioles, 2; Sosa, White loaded, no-out jam in the eighth. league last night as the series is even at two games apiece. New York 7 7 .500 1.5 Sox, 2. Edmonton has already eliminated Los Three hits from Edgar Martinez Padres clipped the Cubs 3-0, Chi- Chicago 6 8 .429 2.5 Home runs - Gruber, Blue Jays, 6; St. Louis McGwire, A's, 5; Bell, Blue Jays, 6; Fielder, Angeles and awaits the winner of the helped the Seattle Mariners scamper cago's sixth loss in a row. 6 9 .400 3 past the 5-2. had three hits, West Tigers, 4; McGriff, Blue Jays, 4; Sierra, Rang- Blues/Blackhawks series. Cincinnati 9 2 .818 ers, 4. Brian Holman pitched six innings of drove in three runs Los Angeles 9 6 .600 2 Stolen bases - R. Handerson, A's, 9; WORLD eight-hitball to bet the victory for the and the outscored San Diego 8 6 .571 2.5 Canseco, A's, 5; W. Wilson, Royals, 5; Bates, Hockey - Team USA was a 2-1 Mariners. It was his first outing since the 12-7. Houston 5 8 .387 5 Brewers, 4; Calderon, White Sox, 4; Kelly, Yankees, winner over Finland yesterday at the he came within one out of a perfect Atlanta fell to 2-10 on the year. San Francisco 5 9 .357 5.5 4. Atlanta 2 9 .200 7 Pitching (3 decisions) - C. Finley, An- World Hockey Championships in game last Friday. The scored five (Last night's games not included) gels, 3-0,1.000,0.87; Clemens, Red Sox, 4-0, Switzerland, the third straight win for Boston put plenty of runners on times in the eighth inning to rally for 1.000, 3.54; K. Brown, Rangers, 3-0, 1.000, the Americans. The U.S. needs just one base but couldn't score. The Red Sox an 8-5 win over the Braves. Kevin Wednesday's results 4.05; Ryan, Rangers, 3-0, 1.000, 3.32; Ste. point in its remaining three games to American League wart, A's,4-0, 1.000, 1.71; Stieb, BlueJays, 3- loaded the bases three times without McReynolds tied the score with a eama returnengagementtonextyear's Milwaukee 1, Kansas City 0 0,1.000,1.59. scoring, stranded 14 runners and lost two-run single and Mike Marshall World Championships. Seattle 5, New York 2 - Clemens, Red Sox, 32; Track and field - The second- to the California Angels 3-1. put New York on top with a two-run Oakland 4, Baltimore 3 (12) Morris, Tigers, 21; Hanson, Mariners, 17; in the world is Baltimore couldn't get runners double. Califomia 3, Boston 1 Ryan, Rangers, 17; Gordon, Royals, 16; ranked long jumper Higuera, Brewers, 16; Holman, Mariners, 16. on base. The Orioles had only three St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Toronto 5, Cleveland 3 looking at a three month suspension Detroit 5, Minnesota 4 Saves - Aguilera, Twins, 4; D. Jones, from competition. The Athletics Con- hits in their 4-3, 12-inning loss to Angeles Dodgers 5-1 and Pittsburgh Chicago 5, Texas 4 Indians, 4; Eckersley, A's, 4; Henneman, Ti- gress says Larry Myricks has tested Oakland. had four hits dowed the Giants 7-4 in 12 innings. Today's games gers, 4; L Smith, Red Sox, 4; Olson, Orioles, positive for a banned stimulant which Cleveland at Toronto 4; Russell, Rangers, 4. is commonly found in over-the- Kansas City at Milwaukee counter cold medication. The four- Seattle at New York time Olympian is appealing. GITmio ATHLETICS Oakland at Baltimore Califomia at Boston Chicago at Texas NBA AQUATIC ACTIVITIES CORRAL NOTES National League Playoff time - As Detroit's Joe Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- New York 8, Atlanta 5 Dumars puts it, "The First one to 15 OpenWater, May 15; Advanced OpenWater, fers the fleetSat. rides from 5-8 p.m. and Sun., Cincinnati 12, Philadelphia 7 wins." The NBA playoffs begin to- May 31. For more information, call 3845. in April from 1-4p.m. Cost $20,min. offive, Montreal 1, Houston 0 tnow Leeward swim classes - Beginning max. 10 riders. Sign up at the Corralor Fleet San Diego 3, Chicago 0 nightandittakes 15 victories to win the swim classes are Apr. 30-May 11, Mon., Tue., Rec. Coordinator's off. For more info., call Pittsburgh 7, San Francisco 4 (12) championship. Sixteen teams are in the Thur., Fri. at Leeward Pool, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Laurie or Glen at 2381. St. Louis 5, Los Angeles I post-season. Ten of them begin first- Fee is $15. Register atlL.P. Community Ctr. Nite ride -Moseyon down tothe corral Today's games National League round play tonight and the other six tip Formore info., call 3845. for a Family Night Trail Ride, Fri., Apr. 27. Pittsburgh at San Francisco Batting (28 at bats) - Larkin, Reds, off tomorrow. The first-round series Water Babies swimming class - Wa- Fee, $8. For more info., call Glen or Laurie at Chicago at San Diego .479; Duncan, Reds, .424; Santiago, Padres, are best-of-five sets. The next three terBabiesswimming classes areApr. 30-May 2381. Houston at Atlanta .420; Daniels, Dodgers,.412; Butler, Giants, rounds are all best-of-seven. 11 at the Officers' Pool, Mon.-Tue-Thur.-Fri. St. Louis at Los Angeles .411. from 4:30-5 p.m., fee $15. A parent is re- Cavs/76ers -Tonight, Cleve- FITNESS DIVISION Runs - Bonilla, Pirates, 13; Carter, quired to participate in the class. For more Padres, 12; Miller, Mets, Leeward Pt. Aerobics - Aerobics 12; Gwynn, Padres, land plays Philadelphia. The Cavaliers info., call 2193. 12; Butler, Giants, 11; Clark, classes on Leeward Point are held at the com- Padres, 11; Sabo, go into that game without forward Kids atpools - Children under the age NHL Reds, 11. munity building Mon., Wed., Fri., 6:30-7:30 Chucky Brown, who broke a foot bone of 12, to use MWR pools, must be accompa- RBIs - Bonilla, p.m. Register at the L.P. gym, fee $16.25 Pirates, 17; Carter, nied by an adult or possess a pool pass. Pool Stanley Cup Padres, 14; Guerrero, Cardinals, during practice yesterday. monthly. 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Amy at 2560. som, Expos, 6; ing Roll-Off is Fri., Apr. 27, at 11 a.m. at (Caps lead series 3-1) nine are tied with 5. Triples - Owen, Expos, 2; 28 are tied Marblehead Lanes. For more info., call John Montreal 4, Boston 1 with 1. MLB at 2560. REC. ACTIVITIES (Bruins lead series 3-1) Home runs - Bonilla, Big Pot at Leeward- It's Big Pot,No- Armed Forces Day - Register now for Today's games Pirates, 5; Off the fields - Texas waived Brooks, Dodgers, 4; Sabo, Reds, Tap bowling at Leeward Point Lanes Sat., the MWR sponsored Armed Forces Day St. Louis at Chicago 4; 10 are tied right-hander Craig McMurtry. Minne- with 3. Apr. 28. Fee, $10. For more info., call Willie Walk/Run Sat., May 19, at 7:30 p.m. The 2.5- (Series tied at 2-2) sota sent Mark Guthrie to the at 6417 orJerry at 3014. mile event includes aT-shirt with an $8 fee. Stolen bases - Samuel, Dodgers, 11; minors. Cleveland released Men's bowling - Monday Night For more info., call 3846. Coleman, Cardinals, 9; Raisines, Expos, 8; Rafael Santana. And Montreal waived Men's Bowling League starts Mon., Apr. 30, Adult roller skating - Roller skating NBAPlayoffs Grissom, Expos, 6; Miller, Mets, 6. left-hander Joe Hesketh. at 6 p.m. Sign-up now fora four-man team or for adults is set for Fri. May 11, 7:30-10:30 Pitching (3 decisions) - Armstrong, No gambling - In a bid to head substitute. Call Walt at 2357 or Mike at 3153 p.m. at the elementary sch. Adm. $2, includes Best of five: game one Reds, 3-0, 1.000, 0.95; Heaton, Pirates, 3-0, Thursday off any more gambling scandals, Ma- or sign up Apr. 30 at Marblehead. skate rental. If activity is popular, it will con- 1.000, 1.93; Lacoss, Giants, 3-0, 1.000, 2.25; Cleveland at Philadelphia Morgan, Dodgers, 3-0, 1.000, 1.14; Tudor, jor League Baseball's been ordered to tinue. For more info., call Patrick or Katie at BRIDGE GROUP 4075. Indiana at Detroit Cardinals, 3-0, 1.000, 1.29; Viola, Mets, 3-0, keep track of all telephone calls to and Fenceline T-shirts - T-shirts for par- New York at Boston 1.000, 1.61. All Hands - The All Hands Bridge from the clubhouses. The policy, re- ticipants in the fenceline run are now available Denver at San Antonio Strikeouts - Gooden, Mets, 24; Viola, Group played Mon. night Apr. 23, with two vealed by an aide to Baseball Commis- at the MWR Info. Off. weekdays, noon-5 p.m. Dallas at Portland Mets, 24; P. Smith, Braves, 23; BenesPadres, and a-half tables in play. Winners: first, Joe sioner Fay Vincent, is an attempt to or at Leeward Comm. Ctr. if you registered Friday 18; R. Martinez, Dodgers, 18. Thomas/Jan Olapper; second, Barbara May- there. For more info., call 3845. Milwaukee at Chicago Saves - McDowell, Phillies, 5; Burke, discourage betting by making it easier ers/Jenny Martin; thiddTrish Allushuski/Rich Phoenix at Utah Expos, 4; Smith. Astros, 4; Franco, Mets, 4; to spot. The move comes in the wake of Gillennan. Bridge is played every Mon. Houston at L.A. Lakers Williams, Cubs, 4. the scandal that engulfed , night. For more info., call Janice at 4892. YACHT CLUB the fonner Cincinnati Reds manager. Business and pleasure - Chilli dinner Bad call -- The National League CAPTAIN'S CUP NOTES and elections are set for Fri., Apr. 27, at 6:30 p.m. For more info., call Tim Ringer, 3988, has placed umpire Bob Engel on a Triathlon - Sign up now for the Cap- Kurt Blackburn, 3180. leave of absence. Engel's facing tain's Cup Triathlon set for Sat., May 12. Yankees are question mark charges of Events, half-mile swim, 18-mile bike,SK stealing more than 4,000 run. (Editor's note: The following is added to a staff that had the second baseball cards from a store. Pre-registration required for T-shirt count YOUTH ACTIVITIES and size. Fee $6. Register at the base gym. For Pre-teen snorkeling - A snorkeling a 26-part series on all the teams in worst and gave NFL more info., call John at 2560. clinic for pre-teens isset for Sat. Apr. 28, at 8 . From the up the most hits in the American Tennis - A Captain's Cup Tennis a.m.at VillamarPool. Fee,$10.Twohs. pool, American League East, the New League in 1989. Cardinals - Fullback Earl Fer- League organizational meeting is Tue., May two hrs. Windmill Beach. Parents provide York Yankees) Instability wasn't limited to the rell of the Phoenix Cardinals has re- 8, at 11:30 a.m. in the base gym. Team rosters trans. Personal gear accepted. For more info., tired. Ferrell led the Big Red in rushing mustsin bythattime. No exceptions. Foremore call 4075. . A total of 50 players wore the pasttwo seasons. The reasonforhis info., call John at 2560. Umpires needed - Looking for fun? AP- What would the American pinstripes in 1989, the most for one Softball - Men's and Women's Cpa- GBYAA needs volunteers to umpire 1990 T- League be like without a Yankee club since the expansion Seattle Pi- retirement, the NFL told him he tian's Cup softball games sch. for May 2-4 Ball and Minor League games. Formore info., couldn'tplay in l990becausehe tested have been changed due toDEFEX. Involved call Woody at W-4740, H-2903. team contending for the pennant? lots (now the Mariners) 21 years ago. positive for drugs. Ferrell told report- team members pick up make-up sch. at the Opening - GBYAA T-Ball/Minor The New York Yankees had the New York's bright spots are ers he may try to come back in 1991. gym. For more info., call 2560/2504. League baseball opening ceremonies is Sat., American League's best winning perennial All-Star Don ,olt matches - aptam s up goll Apr. 28, 8:30a.m. at Brandon Field. Playersin percentage in the 1980's. But play- Mattingly, veteran second baseman TENNIS matches for Wed., May 2 have been changed these leagues need to be present. Two T-ball due to DEFEX. Involved team members pick and MinorLeague games will play. The com- ing .547 for the decade translated Steve Sax and young center fielder Men - Top-seed Stefan Edberg up make-up sch. at the gym. Foremore info., munity is welcomed to watch. into just one pennant. The Bronx Roberto Kelly, who hit.302 and stole of Sweden was among the second- call 2560/2504. GBYAA meeting - Next monthly Bombers have drawn ablankthe past 35 bases. round winners yesterday at a tennis meeting is May 3, at 7 p.m. at the Youth eight seasons and last year's 74-78 Of course, what the Yankees do tournament in Monaco. Defending CARD SHOW Center. A newboani of directors elections will be held. Parents/community members are record was their worst since 1967. on the field may take second billing champion Alberto Mancini of Argen- Baseball cards - Gitmo's first Base- welcome to participate. tina was beaten by Henri LeConte of ball Card Show is coming soon to the mall. Manager Bucky Dent, in his first to their owner, George Steinbrenner, who's under investigation France. Prospective participants call Walt at 2347- Sports Hotline, 4819! full season, needs to settle on a rota- by the AWII. tion after 16 pitchers started games commissioner for possible dealings I last year. Pascual Perez has been not in the best interest of the game.