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1 TR4VEt NOTE. TlE4 DALYFL Flight times for tomorrow's Special Leave Flights are posted at BPTO. There will be about 60 seats available I for Space A on the second Jacksonville flight and GAZETTE N about 52 seats available on the second Norfolk flight. Guqptanamo Bay, Cuba Today in the. . . " , r r Vol. 39 '- Number 247 U.S. Navy Friday, December 28, 1984 BUSINESS WORLD L ~~1i NEW YORK (UPI) -- If there is a year-end rally coming for I hope you get some relief from my death" Wall Street, it had better show up soon. There is not much time left.

CONVICTED RAPIST ELECTROCUTED Closing Dow Jones Averages: (UPI) -- A convicted rapist from my death." stabbed 17 times while going 30 Industrials 1,202.52 off 6.40 nd killer went to his death He added that "killing home from a high-school 20 Transportation 553.70 off 0.55 is morning in Louisiana's people is wrong" whether by graduation party in 1980. 15 Utilities 146.65 off 0.10 electric chair. individuals or governments. Willie had been convicted 65 Stocks 485.25 off 1.68 Robert Lee Willie said his He then winked at his spir- of other crimes, kidnapping, last words to Elizabeth and itual adviser. A hood was attempted murder and rape. TOKYO (UPI) -- The U.S. dollar continued to climb against Vernon Harvey, his victim's placed over his head and he In addition, he admitted the Japanese yen in today's trading on the Tokyo mother and stepfather Foreign who was killed. killing two other people. Exchange Market, closing at 250.30 yen. were in the execution room. Willie was electrocuted His father, John Willie, He said, "I would just like for killing the Harvey's who has spent more than half LONDON (AP) -- Gold opened in London today at $307 an ounce. to say, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, daughter, Faith Hathaway, his life in prison, said his That is up 50 cents from yesterday's close. I hope you get some relief 18. She was raped and son deserves to die. (UPI) --The Federal Trade Commission is considering dropping a rule that stops stores from advertising food they do not have in stock. A spokesman says the rule is not needed. He says consumers will find out which stores do not have adver- tised products and quit patronizing them. He also said gro- ceries are not the kind of businesses that practice "Bait and Switch" advertising. Mark Silbergeld of Consumers Union disagrees. He said if the rule is dropped, the door will be opened to fraudulent advertising. The rule went into effect in 1f7. The FTC says it has issued only 10 legal complaints under the rule, none since 1978. THE FIG/T/NC CONT/MILES. VIETNAMESE TROOPS BATTLE CAMBODIANS (UPI) -- A battle that began offensive that began on more than six years ago Christmas, exactly six years continues today in Southeast after Vietnam invaded Asia. Cambodia. Specifically, Cambodian It is believed Vietnam's guerriallas are trading fire main target is the rebel with Vietnamese troops that headquarters at a camp want to control a key rebel called Ampil. It was base along the Cambodian shelled by Vietnamese border with Thailand. gunners yesterday and about The Cambodian news agency 300 Vietnamese troops and says Vietnamese troops and four armored personnel loyal Cambodian forces have carriers reportedly are killed more than 200 stationed less than two Cambodian guerrillas in the miles OUCH! from the camp. "(IIILES" receives a distemper/polio shot may purchase pet supplies between the hours Dixon to head Senate staff at the veterinary clinic. Pets can also of 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 4 p.m. receive their annual checkups, routine Monday through Friday. The clinic is located shots, heart worm tests and minor surgeries on Sherman Avenue, just past the stable Hart hires political veteran at the clinic. Animals are seen on an corral in Bldg. 2131. For an appointment appointment basis only at the clinic. You call 2101 or 2212. (UPI) -- Colorado Democrat Both Hart and Dixon worked Gary Hart is back in the for George McGovern's 1972 news with word that he has presidential campaign. hired political veteran Dixon is resigning as William Dixon to head his Wisconsin Banking Commis- AROUND THE GLOBE Senate staff. sioner to become Hart's ad- Hart gave Walter Mondale a ministrative assistant late good run for the Democratic next month. Presidential Nomination this In Madison, Wis., Dixon (UPI) -- Opec's 13 oil ministers are close (UPI) -- The FBI is investigating teen-age year. But a top Hart aide declined to say what his to a unanimous agreement on an unprecedented computer "Hackers" who may have made says the move to hire Dixon role would be if Hart production and pricing monitoring system. thousands of dollars in illegal long- is not a signal that Hart is decides again to seek the All but Nigeria agreed late yesterday on the distance calls. A phone service, Transcall putting himself in the race Democratic Presidential proposal to create a five-member group to America, says five youths got the access for the 1988 Democratic Nomination. monitor each member's production and codes. They put them on computer bulletin Presidential Nomination. pricing. Nigeria's oil minister says he boards where others read them. No charges will have an announcement today, when the have been filed yet. Cartel meets for a second day in its year- ON THIS P4 TE. end meeting in Geneva. (UPI) -- The Federation of American Hospitals says President Ronald Reagan's (AP) - Today is the 363rd Andrew Jackson. (UPI) -- The Washington Post says the U.S. proposal to freeze Medicare payments to day of 1984. There are three IN 1869, William Finley rapid deployment force will be expanded in doctors and hospitals may threaten medical days left in the year. Semple of Mount Vernon, Ohio February or March. Four new armed cargo care to the elderly. Reagan confirmed yes- patented chewing gum. ships will be sent to the eastern Atlantic. terday that his administration is "thinking TODAY's HIGHLIGHT IN In 1937, the The ships will be on call in case of trouble composer about" asking Congress for a one-year freeze HISTORY: On December 28, Maurice Ravel died in Paris. anywhere from northern Europe to Africa. in payments, with no allowance for infla- 1945, Congress officially In 1945, novelist Theodore Other ships will be deployed in the Indian tion. recognized the "pledge of Dreiser died in Hollywood. and Pacific Oceans in 1986. allegiance" to the United IN 1973, Alexander (UPI) -- In Bogota, Colombia, an investi- States and the Stars and Solzhenitsyn published his (UPI) -- Actress Farrah Fawcett is being gation is under way by the military govern- Stripes. "Gulag Archipelago," an sued for $20 million by an aspiring actress ment into drug trafficking in the presiden- expose of the Soviet prison who says Fawcett had her fired from a TV tial palace. A privately run radio station IN 1694, Queen Mary II of system, in Paris. (The book series because she had an affair with actor reports four people from the government England died after five led to Solzhenitsyn's Lee Majors. expul- Majors, star of "The Fall Guy" prosecutor's office and the palace news years of joint rule with her sion from the Soviet Union. TV show, was married to Fawcett at the time office were arrested and taken to a military husband, King William III. of the alleged affair. The two have since facility. The arrests come one day after IN 1832, John C. Calhoun FIVE YEARS AGO: President divorced. Sonja Dunson claims Fawcett used the foreign relations minister said cocaine became the first vice presi- Jimmy Carter accused the her influence to get Dunson fired from the was shipped to Spain from an office inside dent to resign. Calhoun Soviet Union of "gross in- TV series, "Emergency." the palace. stepped down over dif- tervention" in Afghanistan's ferences with President internal affairs. At the end of January the The Marine Barracks will be Family Service Center is of- conducting fenceline tours fering a one evening program Dec. 26-30. The tours will on adoption information. If you are an adoptive parent depart from the parking lot community opposite the Base Telephone and would be bulletin willing to board Exchange at 8:30 a.m. on the share information or be on a above dates. There is a panel, please call Susan limit of 20 passengers Byrd at 4141/4153. We are On Wednesday the instal- Overeaters Anonymous has per Once again our Club Latino tour. Personnel desiring looking for adoptive parents lation of new fencing will found its way to GTMO. OA opens its doors for members the tour must contact Marine that are single or couples, begin in the Paola Point and is a fellowship of men and and guests every Friday Barracks Operations at those who have adopted older Radio Point residential women just like yourself who and Saturday. Our kitchen also 2279/2344 for reservations. children or those who have housing area. Residents are are willing to share their is open on these days. Come adopted international child- asked to cooperate by keep- hopes, strength and to hear your favorite music Effective January 1, ren. ing children and dogs away experiences with each other the and have a good time with us following charges for meals from the construction area. in the hopes of helping There will be a at the Club Latino. See you sold from the General Mess meeting of For any questions call 4162. others who also suffer. The the there! will apply: Fleet Reserve only requirement Association, is the need Personnel on Commuted Branch 100, at We are planning a Caribbean to stop eating compulsively. Morin Center Dr. Oran W. Atkinson, Rations on Wednesday at Revue for Black History There are no fees, dues, or 8 p.m. All civilian dentist will visit Breakfast- .80 members are en- Month in February. Anyone weigh-ins. OA is a self- couraged to attend. GTMO next month. Dr. Lunch- $1.50 At 7 from the islands of Trini- supporting organization on p.m. there will Atkinson will arrive Jan. 11 Dinner- $1.50 be a Board dad, Barbados, Grenada, An- contributions alone. of Directors meeting and depart GTMO on Jan. 15. Brunch- $1.70 and all tigua or any other West Meetings are held twice a B.O.D. His clinic days will be from Personnel on per members are requested Indian Island who is inter- week; Tuesday diem, of- evenings from Jan. 11 through Jan. 14. He ficers and civilians: to attend. ested in contributing their 7-8 and Friday evenings from is located at the Branch Breakfast-$1.90 knowledge, help or talents 6:30-7:30 on the second deck Naval Dental Clinic of Lunch- $3.65 in any area, please contact of the Naval Hospital ARS LIBRARY HOURS Surgery. Contact for an ap- Dinner- $3.65 Barbara Shabazz at 3361 or unit. For more information pointment of other infor- Brunch- $3.85 9-9 Anne Brooks at 2484. about the program please M-T-W mation call 4554. The cost of the lunch meal 9-6 TH-F feel free to call 2329. The PWD for the students is now " 9-5 SAT License Examining Office will be closed Dec. $1.50. Start off the 31 through Jan. 11. It will New. Year CLOSED Right. SHAPE UP WITH reopen Jan. 14 by appoint- Sundays SYLVIA! ment only. In case of emer- The Family 1 Services and Service Cape gencies, call 4696/4536. Center is Holidays sponsoring a free fitness program for all base resi- The Pentecostal Gospel dents of all ages. It is Assembly, a full gospel at the Fil-AM Club located fellowship, offers you a CLUB ACTIVITIES in Ocean View every Mon- friendly place to find help day, Wednesday and Friday and peace in times of The Caribbean Saddle Club The Guantanamo evening from 6:30-7:30 Bay Chapel trouble and a place to will hold its regular month- welcomes 'a. / r~rEseTDiwo ay seROT/MYu ain p.m. beginning Jan. 7. In the entire GTMO praise the Lord in times of ly meeting Sunday, Jan. 6 at community this program you work at to join them for joy. Pastor H. Nelson 6 p.m. in room B10 of their the your own pace --doing only worship services. welcomes all people of all Elementary School. Plans for CATHOLIC what you can. Wear com- SERVICES: faiths to /jThe Guantainamo Bay Skeet and January activities attend at the Bay will be fortable clothing and run- Sunday Obligation Hill Chapel. Trap Club holds a weekly discussed. Services are Remember, you do ning or tennis shoes. For 5:40 p.m. Saturday pkeet and trap shoot Sunday Sunday at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. not need to be leasing a information call 9:30 a.m. Sunday St 12:30 p.m. Sylvia Wednesday Bible Study begins Monthly meet- horse to belong to the club. S oeden at 3742 AWH. Daily Mass - 6:30 a.m. 'lngs are first at 7 p.m. and the Sunday of Only an interest in horses Rite of Reconciliation Friday each month. The Skeet Prayer Meeting begins at 7 and and horse-oriented activi- 4:30 p.m. Saturday Trap Club is located p.m. just ties is needed. 8:30 a.m. Sunday past Hobby Shops area, watch MCX Note All services held in the The Church of Christ for the blue sign on the way The Socializers Club pro- Chapel. cordially invites all to to Phillips Park. The price The Marine Corps Exchange is $2.00 per vides some of the livliest services at McCalla Chapel. round for birds Beauty Shop would like to PROTESTANT for entertainment around with SERVICES: Sunday Worship begins at members; $4.25 per box introduce Christine Flores the latest sounds in a Divine Worship Service 9:30 and 10:40 a.m., and -of 25 shells for members; as our pleasant atmosphere all can new manicurist. 11:00 a.m. Sunday at both Thursday meeting beg' $2.25 per round for birds Christine also enjoy. Open each Friday and specializes the Windward and Leeward 7:30 p.m. non members; $4.75 per box Saturday night from 9 until. in scuplture nails. Call Chapels of 25 shells non members; BYOB and party at the swing- today for an appointment at Country Church The Church of Jesus Christ $12.00 a year or $6.00 for ingest place in 2167. 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the of Latter-Day Saints six months of membership. GTMO. Windward Chapel (Mormons) wants you to know $20.00 family membership per Junior Church you are welcome to its year. All skill levels of Attention Iguana Video Club NEX Notes 11:00 a.m. Sunday at the worship services. They shooters are welcome. Memberal are Help The regualr monthly High School held at the Corinaso Point and instruction from our meeting will be held Wed- Sunday School Chapel more experienced members nesday each Sunday morning is at 7:30 p.m. in the The NEX Mini Mart will be 9:30 a.m. Sunday at 9:30. We would like to available. We also NAVSTA (all have Training Room. Dues, open New Year's Day for your ages) at the High School have you join us. Contact women shooters who would fines, and membership ap- shopping needs. 10:00 a.m. Sunday (all Phillip Ashadina at 4637 DWH like to invite the female plications will be taken at ages) at the Leeward or 3118 AWH of you population to come out this meeting have any and and new cards The Exchange mail order Chapel try their hand for questions. at a fun 1985 will be issued. You catalog will continue to of- sport. Club guns may available also pay these monies fer a 10 percent discount on for use by all members. and receive your card at the many of the items purchased Membership is not a require- checkout on Friday, Jan. 11, in overseas areas. On all ment to shoot. Point and of con- Monday, Jan. 14. New ar- orders post marked through tact president, Randy King rivals are Dumbo, Jan 31, a 10 percent dis- at 4580 AWH or vice presi- Charlotte's Web, Barbarella, count will be allowed on: dent, David McWatters at and Dragons layer; they may Pacific section all items on Constantly trying to improve higher education here on 3296 AWH. be checked out now. page 214-352. Europe sec- the island, City Colleges of Chicago is pleased to an- tion-all items on page E2- nounce the following classes which will be available in E192. Term III. Registration runs Jan. 14 through 18. Classes PARTICIPATE begin Jan. 21. IN THE For your New Year's Eve shopping convenience the Fundamentals of Accounting Math for Technicians I "NO THANKS" Commissary Store will be Introduction to Business General Biology PROGRAM open Saturday from 10. a.m. Federal Income Tax The National Government until 7 p.m. vice 3! p.m. Introduction to Finance English Composition Groups of three or more patrons at closing. Have a Safe and Intro to Microcomputers Intro to Refrigeration Navy Clubs will be able to designate a Happy New Year! Intro to Word Processing driver for the group Music Appreciation who will say "No College Algebra Thanks" to I Marriage and the Family alcohol for the evening. The NEX retail store will be This designated driver will receive closed New Years Day. The Intro to Air Conditioning I free nonalcoholic beverages, a "No Navy Exchange would like to Intro to Computers and Data Processing Thanks" button to For more Ok wear for the take this time to wish the Aviation Certification and Theory in orm n 1NY$ evening, and a discount tion coupon to GTMO community a very Merry Fundamentals of Speech Communication o apply to future food purchases at the Christmas and a safe and Conversational Spanish I and II call 4748. club. Contact your club manager. prosperous New Year.

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302 Neil Guilebeau, tN.Managing itor Jo3 Teri Thusas, N.Associate Eitor A Jerne Saria, m.Associate editor Mrs. Susan Junkins .Associate itor /Ao- Mrs. An-Elizabeth Sfimoff.Productin Assistant The Guantanamo Daily Gazette is published according to the rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers as outlined in NeIEE P-35 and under the directim of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times weekly at government exnse a govermseast equipment Navy Publicatins at the and Printing Service Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news items that appear herein are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the views of Carmader, Naval Base or the Department of the Navy. FRIDAY, 2 DECEMBER 28, 1984 Ot/d T4NIO 94/17Y GAZE TTE civil, and administrative made the mistake of turning December 19 abuses." FRAUD the guy off.": * A civilian reported his bicycle stolen from in front of The book also lists rem- The correct way to handle the Navy Exchange. It really hurts edies that can be used to a bribe, says Eberhardt, is * Two civilians were apprehended for shoplifting in the (AFPS)--A former government fix these problems. to remain noncommittal. Sound Scene. procurement analyst learned Eberhardt says people of- "Tell him you want to think December 20 the hard way accepting fered a bribe should handle about it, and then report * The driver of a GOV was issued a citation for reckless bribes can lead to trouble. the situation carefully. the offer to one of the four driving in Trzyna Village. The analyst, a GS12 with "I've personally seen Defense Department criminal December 21 12 years service, pleaded cases where an employee is investigation units." * One vehicle accident was reported resulting in minor guilty to accepting approxi- offered a bribe and re- Those criminal investiga- damage and no injuries. mately $1,000 in cash from a sponds, 'No, and if you ever tion units are. Defense December 22 Connecticut firm for dis- offer me a bribe again, I'll Criminal; Investigative Ser- * A civilian was apprehended for suspected DUI on Sherman closing pricing information. turn you in.'" vice; Naval Investigative Avenue. A judge That person, placed him on five Eberhardt Service; Air Force Office of * Two safety flashers were reported stolen from a years probation and fined says, made two mistakes: "He Special Investigations, Army construction site at the Windjammer Club. him $2,000. made a mistake by not re- Criminal Investigative Coi- December 23 The analyst resigned the porting the bribe, and he mand * One vehicle accident was reported resulting in minor day after he was indicted. damage and no injuries. Bribery is one subject * A Navy E6 reported Christmas lights stolen from his covered in a new DOD IG pub- quarters in a family housing area. lication, "Indicators of fraud in DOD Procurement." LEEWARD Michael Eberhardt, assist- December 14 ant inspector general for * A Navy E8 reported vandalism to the female bathroom at minal investigations, the Ferry Landing. icy, and oversight, says December 15 56-page publication is * A civilian reported a picnic table stolen from Chapman an analysis of the primary WIAR Beach. indicators of various types December 17 December 16 * A videogame machine in the Navy Exchange Laundrymat of fraud that have been seen was * A fight between two Coast Guard E3's behind AV621 in DOD. reported broken into and coins stolen. resulted in minor injuries. December 18 "The book," he says, "is * Vandalism to a motorcycle in AV620 parking lot was intended to sensitive De- * A Marine E3 and a civilian were apprehended at JPJ Hill reported. partment of Defense procure- for suspected h f. December 20 * A Navy E7 reported a window at his quarters in a family ment personnel to a variety * A civilian reported a videogame machine at the Marine housing area of criminal, contractual, broken. Barracks was broken into and money taken. Potpourri & Grab That day is lost on which one has not THE SALER laughed. FRENCH PROVERB

II I 'II For sale '81 Camaro, burgundy w/beige 26" girl's bike w/extra Yard Sales Would like to babysit for interior, new muffler inner tubes. Whirlpool port- you on New Years Eve. Call '80 Puch moped, runs good system, new tires, brakes able dishwasher, $200; Corinaso Point C022 from 10 Cheri at 4451 AT. and in good condition, $300 and wheel cylinders, 42,000 18,000 BTU energy saver a/c, a.m. until 1 p.m. Clothes OBO. Call 4435 AT or stop by miles. Current blue book recently serviced, $300. for babies, children, men room S107 GHT. value, $6,300, selling for Call 4203 DWH or 2582 AT. and women. Also lots of odds Responsible, attentive $5,700. Contact Jo Anne or and ends. mother would like to care Kevin at 6254 or 6444, or for your child on New Years Three air conditioners: barracks 622, rooms 104 & '75 Plymouth Valiant, 4- Eve. Dinner provided. Will 18,500, 12,000, and 8,000, 129. door, automatic. New tires, Iguana Terrace 184 from 8 accept limited number over- all BTU's. Call 2480 AWH. shocks, ball joints. In- a.m. until noon. This is a night w/breakfast next spected in Oct. Available pre-packout sale. Baby and morning. Live in TK area, Sherwood b/c vest and 80 psi immediately, $1,600. Call children clothes, adult any age welcomed. Call tank; power plants fins; John Connon at 4637/4354 DWH clothing, etc, mis. Please Debbie at 2270 AT. .otor vechicles, '76 U.S. divers regulator; Sher- or 2981 AWH. no early sales. 2-door Chevette, and wood depths&pressure gage combo; evette 2-door Scooter. mask & snorkle; diver Would like to babysit your hevy 4-door Nova Saloon. carry all bag. Only used TK 134 from 9 a.m. until 1 child/or children on a full Offers by sealed bid only. three times, all gear new. Trade p.m. time basis, Monday through May be seen at TPO7 Ocean Paid $800 will sell $600. Friday, weekends and drop- View any time or 2318 DWH. Call 6395 DWH or 6471 AWH. We have a double bed would ins welcome. Excellent care like Seller reserves the right to to trade for a single CP 3A from 9 a.m. until and attention provided. I'm withdraw vehicles from sale bed. Call 2183 AWH. noon. This is a packout located in Carinaso Point if maximum bid well below 9x12 solid red carpet, ex- sale. Furniture, hanging area, will care for a estimated value. cellent condition. Bought lamp, kitchen items, books/- limited number of children, six months ago, asking $160. magazines, bric'a brac, plus lunch and snack included. Call 3142 AWH. Found misc. items. Please no Call Cheri 4451 AT. '81 Concord AMC, 34,000 early sales. miles, very good shape, Teenage daughter lost two AM/FM cassett, $3,500; Three Four BTU air conditioners: gold necklaces on Dec. 12 at Making plans for New Year's air conditioners: 24,000 two 12,000; one 8,000; one Glass Beach. One with Cuban M 122 from 9 a.m. until 4 Eve? Let us take care of BTU, 14,000, and 5,000. All 19,000. All a/c's in very charm, one with several gold p.m. This is a packout sale. your children for you. We in good working condition, good condition, $550.00 for beads. $50 reward for return Over 200 paperback books in- live in Corinaso housing. $300; sound design stereo, all four. One 5,000 BTU a/c of necklaces. Call 4103 AT cludes best sellers, mys- Call 4252 AT for AM/FM receiver, turntable, for parts. Whirlpool dryer, or 2707 DWH. teries, and romances; table; information/reservations. cassette and track, $125. very good condition, $75; men's 10-speed bike; Call Marty 3874 AWH or 6258 AM/FM, OWN. living room set including cassette, 8-track, stereo couch, rocking chair, plaid Men's 14k wedding band, with turntable, cabinet and pattern, coffee table and found at Kittery Beach Dec. speakers; weight set with Responsible mother would Three large pieces 4;" glass; two end tables, two lamps, 25 p.m. Ownermay claim at bench; and three air condi- like to babysit during work- diving gear bag and $350. All must go, Call Pat base police. tioners. Please no early- ing hours. Monday through flippers; concrete blocks; 4850/4523/4417 DWH or 4580 birds. Friday starting Jan. 1st. three pet enclosures (wire- AWH. Will except drop-in's. For can serve as tomato cages); more information please Call 26" girl's bike w/two extra Help Please! Santa goofed. I Clara at 3175. tubes; Troybilt rototiller; Free received a UNISONIC cassette luggage (old, sturdy telephone/clock radio for Samsonite), and drafting '81 Ford Supercab Pickup, Clear cast demonstration, Christmas without an oper- Will do housecleaning for table. Call mom's 2582 AT. truck, a real country embedding items in plastic, ating manual. Would very final inspection. Guaranteed cadillac, much 6-bed w/topper, Dec. 30, 1-3 p.m. at Mobile like to copy yours. to pass. Call Lee at 2790 p/s, p/b,a/c, am/fm, four-- Point 397. Call Chief Johnson 6 No one under 12. 6267 DWH AT. 0 4 Monte Carlo, -cyl. Less speed manual, connecting Bring patience, note taking or BJ Johnson 4608 DWH or than 10,000 miles, excellent sliding windows. Only 30,000 equipment, and your own re- 3105 AWH. condition, $11,700. Call miles, avaiable April 5th. freshments. Please be 2755. Serious inquires only, prompt, but feel free to House cleaning for final in- $9,000 not neg. Call 3236 leave any time. This is spection. Call 3714 AWH. AWH. Katy's Bits of GTMO last '20s style Singer sewing demo. Services machine w/case, excellent working condition. Great '71 Chevy Nova, 58,000 orig- V A'Jp ,CLEMlEN antique value. Best inal miles (not a GTMO Responsible mother wishes to reasonable offer, Call 2806 special), $800; beige rug, babysit for your child, any AT. 9x12, $50; beige rug and in- Free to a good home, well-- age welcome, lots of atten- door carpet, 150; dish- mannered, housebroken, one tion and TLC provided. I washer, all new parts but year old medium size dog. live in Villimar and have '82 Honda C 450E, blue, needs to be assembled cor- Good with children, loves to room for a limited number of helemts, luggage rack and rectly, $50; baby bed, car play ball, has had all re- children, lunch and snack extra filters, $1,600. Call seat, changing table, etc. quired shots. Packing out provided, drop-ins welcome. 3981 AWH. Call 4903 DWH or 2178 AWH. Jan 4, so please Call 2480 Call Shelley 3965 AT.

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I SPORTS DIGEST I Norm Nixon led the Clippers with 22 points Pigskin action while Derek Smith added 21 and Bill Walton scored 19. A crowd of 15,371 attended the TIGERS GROWL VICTORY; (UPI) -- The had a losing game at the sports area, the largest crowd season, but Mark Gastineau in Clipper history. RAZORBACKS STUMBLE set a league record with 22 sacks. Gastineau is UPI's Defensive Player of the (UPI) -- The Golden State Warriors earned Auburn wins 2 1-15 Year. Seattle defensive back Kenny Easley their second road win of the season yester- came in second in the voting. Gastineau day, beating the Supersonics 101-98 in personally accounted for half of the Jets Seattle. The Warriors rallied 77-72 in the (UPI) -- Nineteenth-ranked Jackson's 39-yard touch- sacks this season. fourth quarter when Mickey Johnson erupted Auburn defeated a stubborn down ron late in the fourth for two free throws, a short jumper andf Arkansas team yesterday in quarter gave Auburn a com- (UPI) -- Mike Singletary of the lay-in to put Golden State on top. Pur the Liberty Bowl in Memphis. mending 21-9 lead. Chicago Bears has won UPI's NFC Defensive Short led the Warriors with 23 points while Arkansas Football Coach But the Razorbacks pulled Player of the Year award. Singletown made Johnson finished with 17. Seattle's Jack Ken Hatfield says his team's within six points when Brad 116 tackles while helping the Bears claim Sikma led all scorers with 26 points. problem in the Liberty Bowl Taylor hit James Shibest their first division title in 21 years. game was Auburn, not lack of with a 25-yard touchdown Giants linebacker came in On the ice. concentration.strike. second in voting by 56 NFL writers. The 16th-ranked Tigers (UPI) -- Steve Kasper netted his second goal took advantage of five Auburn jumped to a 14-3 with just over three minutes left in reg- Arkansas turnovers to beat lead after one quarter and (UPI) -- Bill Walsh of the San Francisco ulation in yesterday's game to help the the Razorbacks 21-15. maintained that advantage 49ers is UPI's NFC Coach of the Year. Foot- Boston Bruins earn a 6-6 tie with the Los Bo Jackson ran for two through three periods. ball writers picked Walsh over runner-up Angeles Kings. The Kings took a 4-0 lead in Auburn touchdowns and the Auburn finishes the season of the Giants and Mike Ditka the first period, but the Bruins rallied with Tiger's defense intercepted with a 9-4 record. Arkansas of the Bears, who came in third. Walsh di- a four-goal third period. Doug Smith's four Arkansas passes. winds up 7-4-1. rected the Niners to a 15-1 record this second goal gave the Kings a 6-4 lead. season, the best in the league. He took Eight seconds later, Dave Donnelly pulled over the 49ers in 1979. the Bruins to within a goal and three min- utes after that Kasper tied the score for (UPI) -- South Carolina Coach Joe Morrison Boston. predicts a low-scoring game when his LOCAL team takes on ninth-ranked (UPI) -- The Winnipeg Jets are off to seventh-ranked their Oklahoma State tonight in the Gator Bowl in best start since joining the NHL in 1979. Jacksonville, Fla. But, Oklahoma State Tonight they will try to close the nine- Coach Pat Jones is worried about trying to point gap between them and first-place SPORTS contain the Gamecock's "Veer" offense. Edmonton in the Smythe Division. In one of Jones, says South Carolina does not make four games scheduled, the Jets are playing The He's Recreation Soft- many mistakes when it has the ball. the Sabres in Buffalo. The Oilers are idle. ball Tournament will start Oklahoma State is favored by three points. Tuesday, Jan. 8. Schedules (UPI) -- Last night, the Capitals widened be picked up in the (UPI) -- The Freedom Bowl is history, but can their lead over the Philadelphia Flyers to Office of Special Towa Coach Hayden Fry wants to keep its Athletic four points with an overtime victory over memory fresh in the minds of Iowa fans. He Services. the Islanders in Uniondale, N.Y. Doug is urging them to write Chuck Jarvis' second goal of the game lifted Long letters telling him to return to Iowa Caps to a 5-4 triumph. Washington leads Marques Haynes' "Harlem next year instead of turning pro. Long led Patrick Division with 47 points. In oth Magicians," the 12-man Iowa to a 55-17 romp over Texas with six games, Montreal tipped Quebec 5-3, New basketball team will perform touchdown passes. He says he has not de- 4-1, and Boston and Los on the following dates: There will be an organ- cided where he will play next year. Jersey beat Toronto Angeles skated to a 6-6 tie. Cooper Field Basketball izational meeting Jan. 16 Court, December 30, 4 p.m. for all basketball players Roundball roundup Marine Site Basketball and coaches for the upcoming Court, January 2, 5 p.m. en's International Basket- (UPI) -- Kevin McHale scored 18 of his game- (UPI) -- The Chicago Black Hawks will play Leeward Point Basketball ball and Womens Recreational high 27 points in the fourth quarter as the without left wing Darryl Sutter for at least Court, January 3, 5 p.m. Basketball Season. Call Boston Celtics beat the Clippers 118-103 two months. Sutter is out with a broken Family entertainment for Mike Jones or Mary Goetz at yesterday in Los Angeles. Guard Dennis ankle suffered Wednesday in a loss to the all ages. 2560 for more information. Johnson added 25 points for the Celtics. St. Louis Blues.

THE SPORTSMAN "Big Eight" to "Final Four"

hard-running Roger Craig Bears is debatable. By Charles Morey NFC Western crown. an injury. will Art Monk is the leading On Sunday, two divisional The Miami defense will go furnish the running. For the Giants, it is Phil Washinton receiver. He not The big eight will shrink winners will collide, and into the game wondering Simms on offense, looking only has a sprinter's speed to the final four in the that is the right word, in whether the Seahawks will for , Earnest and a catcher's hands, but Washington The Chicago run the ball at them or go Gray he turns ornery when he gets playoffs this weekend. Bears, NFC Central champs, on top. Seattle rammed the and Lionel Manuel. On the ball. There will be four games will run at the Washington ball down the sore throats defense, Lawrence Taylor The Bears may have to put in as many widely-scattered Redskins, NFC Eastern cham- of the Raiders last week. will have to spearhead a de- most of their offensive cities. The two survivors pians. It must be noted, however, fense that must knock down chips on Walter Payton, of last week's wild card The second game on Sunday that it was quarterback Dave blockers and get to Montana if it is to have their career champion ball- opening round will be mixed also matches two divisional Krieg who engineered the a chance. last year in The 49ers should win. But carrier. The quarterback in with the six divisional winners. The Pittsburgh winning rally the situation is up in the air champions. Steelers, top dogs in the the Orange Bowl. Giants may make them with either their newly The action will start to- AFC Central, will knock Our guess is that Seattle huff and puff before the game is over. acquired veteran, Gre morrow afternoon in Miami, heads with the Denver will make it close for a The Bears and Redskins Landry, or Steve Fuller, who where the Dolphins, the AFC Broncos, who were best in half, but once Marino finds has been out for weeks with Eastern champions, will play the AFC West. the range, the Dolphins will will get things going an injury, getting the call. host to the Seattle Let's start with the pull away. shortly after noon on Sunday Seahawks. Seattle hit hard Seattle-Miami game. One The Giants at the 49ers and this one should rock the stands at RFK Stadium in The Bears could win by enough last week to beat the year ago, the Seahawks sur- pits a band of young Huskies Washington. forcing Washington errors bully boys of the NFL, the prised the Dolphins with a against a smooth and sophis- bril- The Redskins have more but we think Theismann has Los Angeles Raiders, 13-7. late rally to knock Miami ticated team with a poise and certainly a better the tools to get the The second game tomorrow, out of the playoffs. The liant play-calling coach job quarterback in Joe done for the Redskins. which will start about the Dolphins remember that. named Bill Walsh. Theismann. But the Bears Pittsburgh at Denver, the time the Miami game is Miami also has a healthy Joe Montana will do think they are the reincar- second game on Sunday, could ending, will find the New quarterback this time. Dan Walsh's bidding on the field be a defensive battle de- York Giants going against Marino set a record with 48 and can be counted on to run nated "Monsters of the cided by a field the powerful 49ers in San touchdown passes this year. the San Francisco offense Midway." goal. Both They teams will be out there Francisco. The Giants hung One of his skittery re- like a Las Vegas blackjack have a pounding pass be shooting rush and Theismann will need gang-tackling right from the a 16-13 decision on the Rams ceivers, Mark Clayton, dealer. He will start. The bounce last week. caught 18 of them. Mark the ball to Dwight Clark, some blocking to have the of the in ball may decide the The 49ers won more games Duper is about a half step Fred Solomon and Russ time to get his passes game. the air. Whether John Denver is favored but than any other team this behind Clayton. Francis and no two plays our can run against the hunch says it will year, 15. They lost only Last year, in the playoff will look alike. Wendell Riggins be heavywieght hitters on Pittsburgh. one. They breezed to the game, Marino was coming off Tyler, slick and quick, and the

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