fe, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast cloudy 8 t~de-:48pmMostly Lowh tide-- ::3pmAtoprl Low tie---6:28am *~.U ~cloudy. Winds Saet-- - -6mY T E W ~ dd~ SE 14 K. Bay High --- 85 3 ft. Low--- 71 Nv 6h~et Vol. 31 No. 88 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, Nay 7, 1976 Quakes and tremors Labor leaders bring destruction support Carter to northern Italy for president VENICE (AP)--An earthquake struck one half of Italy, hitting most. strongly in the eastern area be- tween Venice and the Yugoslav GEORGE MEAirT JIMMY UARiT border last night. There were re- ports of many deaths and devastated WASHINGTON (AP)--With their have indicated they can forgive areas from Buia, a town of 8,000 favorites all but out of the race, Carter for some positions that at the foot of the Alps near v labor leaders are looking toward were less than perfect from labor's Yugoslavia. ArI' an accommodation with Democratic standpoint. The news agency Italia quoted frontrunner Jimmy Carter rather For example, they cited Carter's a policeman as saying there were than risk sitting out another slowness in endorsing the pending "many dead, very many" in Buia. presidential election. full employment bill in Congress Italia said it reached the local No rush of support is expected and his hesitancy in his attitudes police station by telephone and toward full-fledged national the operator whether the that already given by a asked SW Digest beyond world News few liberal unions, but most health insurance and toward re- tremor had caused casualties. It pealing right-to-work laws. the policeman as answering: WILMINGTON (AP)--The lingering union chiefs are becoming reconciled quoted got to get rid of Ford," "There are many, very many. It rrubber workers strike is starting to a Carter victory at the Democrat- "We've union political strate- is not the time to ask questions to hurt some auto manufacturers but ic convention. said one "Carter is still the new aid." the two Wilmington area assembly Contrary to his position in the gist. now,. send block to labor, but shook a vast plants have not yet felt the eff- last election, AFL-CIO President guy on the A strong tremor we go?" northern Italy and sent ect. The Newark Chrysler plant George Meany is telling his where else can area of of thousands out into the opqn. and the Wilmington GM plant say political lieutenants that if tens There were no immediate reports of they have enough tires to last Carter wins the nomination, the major damage or victims. through the end of this month. At giant labor federation will throw pres- Kissinger offers aid The quake was felt strongly in GM the second shift is on layoff and its full support behind his Venice and its inland area. It the company is only at half capacity. identical campaign. But, sources struck around 9 p.m. (8 p.m. GMT) WASHINGTON (AP)--A new intelligence said, support will be keyed to an to developing nations when most families were watching committee inreport Californipoitic says the FBI worked acceptablefa clarificationieutnnts thatrn1if of television at home. black organizations, even Carter a stand on labor issues. In Verona, north of Venice, a to disrupt NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)--U.S. Secre- to the extent of trying to ferment The independent United Auto roar filled the air shortly before tary of State Henry Kissinger said says the FBI Workers, biggest of the liberal the earth and buildings trembled. violence. The report yesterday that while the Soviet Un- break- unions, is expected to work for The quake also struck in Milan also moved to disrupt a free ion may not support his far-reaching ranCrterithnMbciReprr and Bologna and in Cortina fast program the Black Panthers inGerlianybisntellinghis program to combat third world pover- D'Ampezzo, a Dolomite resort in the ty, presented to the U.N. Conference Udall ot Arizona, t ie so-called eastern Alps. (AP)-The Federal Trade Commission progressive candidate. on Trade and Development here, it Reports from Munich, West Germany has issued an immediate cease and Labor leaders in general have has no means of blocking it. told of tremors that shook wide m esist order against Chrysler, but been suspicious of the former Kissinger was interviewed by three regions of southern Germany, caus- Wit comes about two years late. The Georgia governor. But some-- American television correspondents ing some minor damage to buildings order pertains to gasoline mileage among them UAW President Leonard shortly before leaving here for Paris no reported injuries, police used in advertising for Woodcock and President Jerry Wurf but information and after he had delivered a 10,000 Dusters and Dodge Darts in the Municipal Employes Union-- said. Plymouth of word address to the meeting here. 1973-74. Cracks appeared in some buildings were reports In his speech to delegates from in Munich and there the 153 nations, Kissinger offered de- of plaster crumbling when 9 p.m. local veloping nations the prospect of tremors struck about said. greater Western capital investments, time (8 p.m. GMT), police lamps more stable commodity prices, fi- Tables shook and ceiling beginning and inns, and Armed Forces Week celebration nancial aid and more know how swayed in homes 100 Munich residents phoned through a privately financed "tech- about ask for instructions. corps" to train workers. police to Armed Forces Week begins tomorrow places will be announced when they nical and ends next Saturday. Gitmo will become available. celebrate Armed Forces Week with -- Fleet Training Group has tent- various guided tours, open houses atively scheduled open houses on the and sales. USS Truckee and USCGC Dallas. Reagan eyes first ballot nomination Starting tomorrow and running Times and places have not yet been through next Saturday, Special announced. Services rental cars will cost -- Bowling at Marblehead Hall will go to the convention now with $8 per day plus 6q per mile or $40 cost 25z per lane all day. enough delegates to win on the on for the week plus 6t per mile --The corral will charge half first ballot," Reagan told a and '74 model cars. all '73 ,price on all rental horses. crowd of 250 supporters at the is offering half The Ceramic Shop --Marine Barracks will hold a Shreveport Airport. prices on all rental items beginning weapons display from 8 a.m. to "If the Democratic nominee is Saturday. tomorrow and ending next noon at the grass field across to be Jimmy Carter, I will tell Both the Commissary and Navy from the Telephone Exchange. you now that I offer the best Exchange will feature sale items A fenceline tour will be held from opportunity for victory for during Armed Forces Week. 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Anyone wishing what we believe in," Reagan said. From Tuesday to Saturday, the to participate in this tour may He said his earlier projections Commissary will offer savings from call 95544 for reservations. of delegate strength had indicated 14 to 62 per cent on various items, Transportation for the tour will an uncommitted block would swing such as cereal, fruit drinks, wax be available across from the the election of a nominee at the paper, cleaner, deoderizer, popcorn Telephone Exchange at 9 a.m. convention. and macaroni dinner. -- AFRTS will hold an open house "I have to tell you that in view The Navy Exchange will have stereo .from 1 to 4 p.m. of the last few days, they have equipment, a four-album set and a so far exceeded our projections," bow on sale from tomorrow to next he said in a news conference taped RONALD REAGAN Saturday. There is a limited L12 Asistores is named for showing on television later quantity on all items. SHREVEPORT, La. (AP)--Ronald in the day, Reagan said he On Friday and Saturday, May 14-15, Reagan said yesterday he now thought Carter would prefer Ford half prices will be charged for all -Petty Officer of the Month believes it possible to win a as an opponent because that rentals at the Auto Hobby Shop, on Republicans into L12 Rodolfo Asistores was chosen first-ballot victory at the would force the golf carts and green fees at the Naval Station's Petty Officer of Republican national convention. defending government problems. Golf Course and on rental boats federal the Month for May. YNSA Lydia Reagan said his delegate He cited a burgeoning at the Fish and Gear Locker. growth of the B. Strickland was selected Non- strength, increased beyond that deficit and the Saturday, May 15, the following Rated Sailor of the Month. of President Ford by three primary federal bureaucracy, and what he events are scheduled: of U.S. defensive Asistores works at the Print victories on Tuesday, has exceeded called the erosion --The Naval Air Station will hold Panama Canal Shop and Strickland is assigned his own predictions. strength and the an open house with a static display to the Women's Enlisted Quarters. "I believe it is possible to giveaway. of various aircraft. Times and Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, May 7, 1976 : --' I IF. WEEKEND YARD SALES KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT There-will be a yard sale at the W.T. Sampson Elementary School entrance to Center Bargo tomorrow will have a "Kindergarten Roundup" from 10 a.m. to noon. It will con- (pre-registration and orientation) sist mainly of women's and girl's for parents of kindergarten students Community clothing. Maximum price will be next year, on May 27 at 3:15 p.m. 751. Many other misc.