Guantanamo Turned Himself in Yesterday to Ma- During an Interview (With ABC) Rines in Bangkok, Thailand

Administration to propose national health insurance WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Carter admin- budgetary impact until fiscal 1983." his plan for a universal and compre- provement" in benefits for the peo- istration announced yesterday it And he said it would be contingent hensive health insurance plan which ple who do not have adequate will ask Congress in the next few on Congressional approval of legis- he promised during his 1976 elec- health care coverage. months to take a limited first step lation to curb hospital cost in- tion campaign. White House Domestic Advisor toward national health insurance. creases. But for now, Califano said, Con- Stuart Eizenstat said the phase one The reported cost would be $10 The barest details of President gressional leaders agree that Con- plan includes "some expansions in to 15 billion more than present gov- Jimmy Carter's proposal were spell- gress would not pass such a bill. Medicare and Medicaid" as well as ernment spending on health care. ed out by Califano in a speech pre- He said the phase one proposal catastrophic health coverage. He HEW Secretary Califano said even pared for delivery by him. will offer protection against the adds that the exact amounts for the preliminary, so-called Phase I The secretary said Carter will high cost of major illness, as well each program are yet to be deter- plan "would have no significant outline in a message to Congress as an unspecified "significant im- mined by Califano and his staff. Garwood's coming home C#LED FROM UPI -- The Vietnam on how the United States and his War still hasn't ended for Private family have changed since he left First Class Robert Garwood who had 1his Greensburg, Ind. home. Guantanamo turned himself in yesterday to Ma- During an interview (With ABC) rines in Bangkok, Thailand. Garwood denied collaborating with Garwood, who has been officially 1the enemy and said he was captured listed as a prisoner of war for lby the Vietnamese. But he refused more than 13 years, is accused of 1to comment directly on the charges Gazette switching sides in 1965 and fighting against him. with the Vietnamese against the Garwood said he "cherished American United States. ideals" and described the Vietnamese If those charges are proven, Gar- as "real fine people" saying "too wood could be sentenced to death, bad Americans didn't realize that." Guantanamo Bay, Cuba however, if they are not proven, he Before he left Vietnam, Garwood could still collect more than $146 told a reporter to send this mes- thousand in back pay. sage to his family: "Please don't Garwood was at a navy hospital on misunderstand me untill you've met Vol. 34 No. 56 Friday, March 23, 1979 Okinawa where he is being briefed me and heard what I've got to say." \1

Ag=ZhI U.S. to host diplomatic rite COMPILED FROM UPI -- The tension been stressing that Israel never and frustration over the Mideast promised to stop the settlements. Dateline. will have at least a short break And it says Begin believes the set- Monday. tlements will insure that planned EL PASO, Tex. (AP) -- The space shuttle Columbia, bolted on top of a That's the day an Egyptian-Israe- autonomy for Palestine will apply jet, left El Paso yesterday morning on the second leg of its trip from li peace treaty will be signed on to the people, not the land. California to Florida. the White House lawn -- in front of Already existing Jewish settle- It later arrived at Kelly Air Force Base for a refueling stop before television cameras beaming the cer- ments in occupied lands were the continuing on to Cape Canaveral. Kelley AFB is in San Antonio. emony live to the Middle East. issue, yesterday at the United Na- The White House said a massive tions. .HINGTON(AP) -- A White House spokesman has declined comment on re- The Security Council passed a state dinner for 1,200 people will ts that Rear Admiral Rowland Freeman has been chosen to succeed Jay be held that night and will include resolution calling Israeli occupa- Solomon as General Services Administration chief. entertainment from all three coun- tion illegal in East Jerusalem, The reports are in today's editions of the Washington Post and New tries. the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. York Times. Most of the coveted dinner invi- It also created a special commis- PORTSMOUTH, Vir. (AP) -- Divers placed an imperfect fourth patch yes- tations will go to congressional sion to invesigate the settlement terday on cracks in the hull of a pesticide-contaminated freighter representatives and officials with policy. off Virginia. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and The United States walked a tight- The Coast Guard said the divers will go back today to try to Israeli Prime Minister Menachem rope on the issue. close the gaps. Begin. A U.S. spokesman said the United But that festive atmosphere con- States continued to oppose the BELFAST (AP) -- Police and army units in Northern Ireland have been tinues to be haunted by lingering settlements, but abstained during put on alert to search for more explosive devices following a two-hour sticky issues. the actual vote. bombing spree across the British province. Israeli television reported yes- And in the Middle East yesterday, Over 30 bombs exploded last night in 14 towns and cities. terday that Begin has promised to Iraq warned other Arab states that No casualties have reported, but property damage was heavy with the launch a major settlement drive on if they don't oppose the treaty they most of the targets being banks. the West Bank as soon as the peace will be treated as traitors and Stores and local government offices were also hit. treaty is signed. overthrown. Authorities blame the blitz on the IRA guerrillas and say it's one The reports quote a senior source In response to the recent threats, of their biggest ever. as saying at least 10 new settle- Israel boosted its security yester- HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) -- Dutch police are combing the capital city ments will be okayed during the day along the eastern front with today for clues and a motive in yesterday's murder of British Ambas- next few weeks. Jordan and Syria by ordering an sador Sir Richard Sykes and his 19-year-old servant. The report also says Begin has alert for all forces. Nothing is definite yet, but police said the killings might be linked to the provisional Irish Republican army because it was "a 7a1.9 5-111J10s3 C.LIA55-OP -- IN highly professional" job. YVf 5A.?4P50. J }JJ J-J cJ-JOOL SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez said he'll make appearances in Los Angeles and San Diego in the next few days to call for public support of a nationwide banana boycott, The boycott is aimed at Chiquita Bananas because that firm is owned by United Brands, which also owns Sun Harvest, and Sun Harvest is the ect of a strike by UFW lettuce workers. J'i VOC) ;~.)I Justice Dept. backs Bell WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Justice De- pointed a Watergate-type special _taai partment said yesterday Attorney prosecutor, but the spokesman said General Griffin Bell is barred by Bell considered "prosecutor" a law from seeking a court-appointed loaded word, preferring to use the special prosecutor to investigate term "special counsel." i sJedANJriJ:t.argi3) the Carter family business finances. Critics of Bell's decision have That came in response to criticism contended the attorney general could from Capitol Hill of Tuesday's ap- have gone to a federal court and pointment of Paul Curran as special asked for appointment of an indepen- Van customizing can be unsafe in crash WASHINGTON (AP) -- The custom addi- ala counsel, rather than special prose- dent prosecutor answerable only to often fail in low-to-moderate tions some people use to make their speed crashes. cutor. a three-judge federal panel. vans more luxurious can be deadly The investigators The Justice Department wants to studied 18 such in a crash. crashes involving 19 vans. In each persuade congressional critics that But the Justice Department con- That's the word from the National accident, some interior furnishings Curran's investigation will enjoy tends that the 1978 Ethics in Gov- Transportation Safety Board, which like cabinets, refrigerators and a good deal of independence and ernment Act, which empowers an at- has issued a report on van safety. paneling came loose. broad power. torney general to ask such a judi- The report says beds, refrigerat- In one case, a cabinet with an A charter outlining Curran's special panel to appoint a prosecutor, ors and other items "often break icebox inside broke loose on impact cific powers, including a provision does not apply in this case. loose and injure or kill the van oc- and crashed into the rear of the for the counsel's job protection, is Officials have argued that the cupants" during a crash. driver's seat. to be released today. new law cannot be applied to the The study was made because the The report also noted that van Justice Department spokesman said Carter case because it took effect vans have become popular, especially users tend to ignore seat belts, the attorney general could have ap- after the investigation had begun. among younger drivers. contributing to their own danger. The number of vans in the U.S. has tripled since 1970. It said the agency should think The board said van owners custo- about requiring use of passive re- AIR CONDITIONERS NEED A REST, TOO. mize vehicles with plywood, lumber, strains such as airbags or automa- screws, glue and other items. tic seat belts. GIVE YOURS A WELL-DESERVED BREAK It said that may be good enough Those will be required in automo- for off-road use, but those materi- biles starting with 1982 models. Page Guantanamo Gaz e 1111V V c Friday, March 23, 1979 - 7-= ' ': Clubs & organizations community THE SOCIALIZERS CLUB will have a POORMAN'S NIGHT will be held in special meeting on Monday, March 26 the CPO Topside Lounge on Thursday, at 7 p.m. All members are urged March 29 from 5:30 p.m. until ? to attend. Chili and crackers will be served for 95'7. CUB SCOUT PACK 401 will hold its bulletin board monthly pack meeting Sunday, THE LADIES COMO BOWLING LEAGUE March 25 at the Scout Hut at 3 p.m. is looking for eligible bowlers

Comunity who are interested in participating treo .,,announced blnts Amy be~"o calledffice 0. in:70 ,between t 70 . m., 0.0a 8 and 11 "~. or hand ALL GOLF COMMITTEE members will in a summer league, beginning in srughFriday (ernldo holday.). De 1e a u0 iatot the previouscorkin day. Bofutide meet on Friday, March 30 at 1 p.m. May and/or a winter league begin- aceptad anytim. County anupuen.ril b lashedd not are the rek fr . axium of thee. .0. .ed thn o,o,an in the Golf Course Lounge. All ning in September. Interested ndensed end Inlud0 na daily caear a dodur1c h k of [ehe o:of.availle .,,or.ill nt. Caercial advertisingbe pnl.Uf~d to prohibtd bli although an ants members are required to attend. persons should contact Marge at te owi co ntl y. Annoucemensforbvein all.-I . qiig od ppovalomay 951250 or Carolyn at 8347 as soon b reqired co provide proof o l ot1.t. of uthority. Ads chicl as possible. disecr mte on the basis of rac eea, creed, color, or tou l origin obe accepted. hePublic Affaire Staffre se the right to vill e edtadrewrite al s .isions.(A nytime/DWH-During Working Hours/ A SPECIAL CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS' Local Forecastheaserl LUNCHEON is scheduled for Friday, high tide- 4:14 pm 8813 March 30 in the Harbor Lights Lounge 951144 low tide--10:26 pm beginning at 11:30 a.m. Featured sunrise--- 7:03 am high--- 83 will be fish and chips, buttered sunset---- 7:13 pm low---- 65 vegetable, CPO Salad Bar, hot dinner Special announcements. rolls with butter, and coffee, tea, Today's forecast calls for part- or milk. Cost is $3.95 per person. THE APRIL MOTORCYCLE SAFETY THE BLUE CARIBE will feature ly cloudy skies and late afternoon All CPO's and their wives are COURSE will be held Tuesday and "Italian Night" on Thursday, rain showers with southeasterly cordially invited. Reservations Wednesday, April 17 and 18 at 8:30 March 29. The menu will include winds at 10-14 knotts. Bay condi- should be made by calling 951114 a.m. at the CPO Club dining room. Antipasta, spahgette with meat tions will be 1-3 feet. prior to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Persons wishing to attend should sauce, meat balls, pizza, garlic March 29. register with Jean by calling 8606, bread, and coffee or iced tea. Cost is $4.95 for all you can eat. THE SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST will be administered in the library THE NAVY EXCHANGE announces that of the W.T. Sampson High School on Mr. Bert Gray, tax consultant from U.S. Saturday, March 31. Registrants Norfolk, Virginia, will be on base should bring ID, tickets of admis- from March 29 through April 12. Savings YOUR OUTO sion, two pencils and report no For an appointment, call 8330 AWH. later than 8:15 a.m. s % EXGEED3 YOUR INCOME THE SPECIAL SERVICES CERAMIC Bonds ThEN YOUR UPKEEP Shop will be closed Friday, 3 WILLBe YOUR DOWNFALL. Movies March 30 for inventory. (FRIDAY) Mind your money: 0 have a savings LYCEUMS TV guide as well as a Downtown: Warlords of Atlantis, PG spending plan. World's Greatest Lover, FRIDAY PG 1:00 Movie: "Man Who Wouldn't Die "l McCalla: Hot Lead, Cold Feet, G (BW) Treasure Island, Class I 2:05 Andy Griffith (BW) Marine: You Light Up My Life, PG 2:35 Sesame Street Jennifer, PG 3:35 Forever Gershwin Leeward: The Other Sife of Mid- 4:00 Call of the West night, R 4:30 Bonanza Shock Waves, PG 5:30 Newswatch 6:30 So the Story Goes CLUBS calendar 7:00 Spencer's Pilots Windjammer: Crossed, PG 7:55 Notes of Interest Five Days From Home, 8:00 Love Boat PG 9:00 James at 15-16 Today COMO: Bronson Lee Champion, 10:00 Fantasy Island PG Grand opening of Chicken Inn, 4 p.m., Coffee Shop. 10:55 Newswatch Update Teen: The Big Fix, PG 11:00 Late Movie: "Great American Intercommand volleyball organizational meeting, 3:30 p.m., Special Services The Last Tycoon, PG Beauty Contest" Conference Room Late Movie: "Mr. Moto's Gam- L2:15 Wives Information Seminar, Windjammer Topside Lounge, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (SATURDAY) bld" (BW) Senior Class play, "Our Hearts were Young and Gay," elementary school am- LYCEUMS phitheater, 8 p.m., $1.50 students, $2.50 adults. Downtown: The Eyes of Laura Mars, Take Fumigation note Chamber open for drop off, 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. R The Naval Station Qommand Master Pentecostal Indict and Convict, TV Chief's phone number is now 95517. prayer meeting, Pentacostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. McCalla: Warlords of Atlantis, PG Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point old nursery World's Greatest Lover, school building (90269, 8275). PG Marine: Marco Polo, Class I Grease, PG when you leave the room. Tomorrow Leeward: The Cat From Outer Men's No-Tap tourney, Marblehead Lanes, 7:30 p.m. Space, G COMO Mixed Couples League banquet, BOQ Annex, 6 p.m. Robinson Crusoe, Class I Gitmo Swingers half-way party, club hall, 6:30 p.m. CLUBS Senior class play, "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, elementary school amphi- Windjammer: Let's Do It Again, PG theater, 8 p.m. (Adults, $2.50; Students, $1.50). Friday Poster, R COMO0. Crossed Swords, PG Roman Catholic mass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel. Teen: Tigers Don't Cry, PG A Little Night Music, Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m., (8638 Weir). PG Sunday (SUNDAY) MGA & LGA Jack and Jill Golf Tourney, 1 p.m. (sign-up deadline, 9:30 a.m.) LYCEUMS Live firing schedule at golf course. Downtown: Goodbye Franklin High, Friday.9 a.m.-5 p.m. CB Skippers meeting, Teen Club, 2 p.m. (64472 AT). PG Saturday & Sunday.none scheduled Gitmo Stitchery '79, Arts & Crafts McCalla: The Eyes of Laura Mars, Workshop, from 2 to 5 p.m. R Monday.10 a.m.-5 p.m. Roman Catholic mass, 9:30 a.m., Base Chapel; 5 p.m., Leeward Pt. Chapel. Marine: Warlords of Atlantis, PG Leeward: You Light Up My Life, PG Protestant Divine services, Leeward Chapel, 9 a.m.; Base Chapel, 11 a.m. Guantanmo Gazette and 6:30 p.m. CLUBS Windjammer: Watch Out! We're Mad! Church of God Sunday school, 10 a.m.; morning worship service, 11 a.m.; G Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. evening worship service, 7:30 p.m. 25 Corinasso Pt. CO0M: Robinson Crusos Naval Station Commanding Officer Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point old nursery school building, We 7:45n (990269) need all LCdr. Jerry R. Ryan.Public affairs Officer :j p. . a~ v J02 Brenda K. Starkey.Editor you can 03 Jffy A. Wodhouse. Journalit Church of Christ, Latter-Day Saints priesthood meeting, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday 1153 Michael DmeSo .Journalist JOSN Damon I. Johnson. . .Journalist school, 10 a.m.; sacrament meeting, 6:30 p.m. McCalla Annex. spare. M. Pat Penington.Production Assistant

The Guatanao Gazette is published according to the Pentacostal gospel meeting, 8 a.m.; evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Pentacos- rule nd gulation pfoa shi u an nttio espapeas tal Church, Bay Hill Road. RdCross asoutline~d jitNAVEXOS 0-35 and untdr the diroottior of thei Nva e PIublvebi fAffiro cOfficer.gPrinted Jamaican United Fellowship of Service divine service, five times, wekly asogovermetoexpenseonogovernmentt 10 a.m.; evening equipment at the Naoy Publications and Printing Serice service, 7:30 p.m., church on Bay Hill Road. counting Branch Office, the opinions or statements in news ites +on you. tha appe nhteiare not toobe Eoatedao Doffiil pa ofiote Onhvyh isof COMNAVOASE ohe De- Church of Christ Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; partmente of the Soay. evening worship, 6:30 p.m., all at McCalla Chapel (97115). Guaantanamo Gazette Page 3 Friday, March 23, 1979 .Navy news. Local Scouting notes FAMILY AWARENESS CONFERENCE Awareness presentations centered on broad issues affecting Navy Cub Scout Pack 401 Blue and Gold Banquet, L to R: Col. Mark P. "We can no longer pretend that families. The Patterns of Navy Fennessy, retiring Cub Master John Jenkins, New Cub Master Ed Walker, somehow, through mysterious pro- Family Problems, Family Legal Is- and Capt. John H. Fetterman, Jr. cesses, the problems of families sues, Family Alcoholism, Child Care, will solve themselves. Nor can we Spiritual and Moral Concerns, the hide behind the illusion that the Ombudsman Concept, Researching problems families face are not a Military Family Systems and Communi- legitimate concern of government. cating with Families were presented For decades, government at all by experts in each of those fields. levels has stumbled blindly from Workshop sessions were also held program to program and policy to during the conference to examine policy, without really stopping to such topics as Children in the Navy, consider whether they contribute to the Family as an Economic Unit, the the health and welfare of families Family and Health, the Navy Family .It.is so important that, as a and Community Integration, the people, we set as our goal a society Navy Family Overseas, Families of that doesn't just tolerate family Deployed Units, Special Needs Fami- life but nourishes it and helps it lies, Spiritual Family Support grow strong and flourish." Programs and the Development of a Family Support Program Management WALTER M. MONDALE Model. April 1977 Senior naval officers and program. coordinators emphasized that the Vice President Mondale's comments implementation of the plans drawn set the theme for the first annual up at the conference will take "Family Awareness Conference" time, effort and continued concern which was held recently in Norfolk, at all levels of command. Va. Both the Secretary of the Navy The conference objectives were to and the Chief of Naval Operations Cub Scout Pack 401 bid farewell to Cub Master John Jenkins, and wel- identify the predominant needs of reemphasized that people are their comed new Cub Master Ed Walker, at its recent Blue and Gold Banquet. our Navy families, identify those number one priority. Both have The following is an open letter to John Jenkins, received from the services, both within and outside stated that people are our most Guantanamo Bay Cub Scouting community on behalf of the Cub Scouts them- the Navy, that are available (or valuable-asset, and that we must retain quality personnel in suffi- selves. can be made available) to meet those needs, and to explore possible cient numbers to maintain our readi- means of coordinating such services. ness to meet any challenge. John Jenkins, Two and one-half days of presen- To retain these people, we must tations and workshops along with the also have the support of their Bay, on January 10, Since you reported to Naval Station Guantanamo attendance and guidance of Secretary families. To gain and maintain the in Cub Scouts. You gave many 1977, you have been actively involved of the Navy, W. Graham Claytor; support of our Navy families, we time tothe Cub Scouts of Pack 401, serving hours of your off-duty Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral must identify, acknowledge and be as Cub Master until February 18, 1979. Harry D. Train II; and Chief of prepared to assist with family to thank you for your help, guidance, and Cub Scout Pack 401 wants Naval Personnel, Vice Admiral Robert problems brought about by the unique personally taught us many things about enduring devotion to us. You B. Baldwin, expanded on the princi- nature of duty in the Navy. This and cooperation. We learned a lot about citizenship, responsibility, ple that the family unit is an conference was but the first step having fun, too. integral part of our Navy. in this process. The new Cub Master, Ed Walker, will have a much easier task because your efforts to ensure all adult leaders were trained and had the nefit of your experience and knowledge. For your information. Once again, the Cub Scouts of Pack 401, THANK YOU!! SPACE-AVAILABLE FEE CLARIFIED to make a disciplinary action ON DOD FLIGHTS, $10 ONE-TIME-ONLY effective will help change the CHARGE FOR ONE-WAY TRIP attitudes and the atmosphere in the Hmo work place." Share WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Space-avail- By abolishing the government-wide able passengers on Department of performance evaluation system, the ARide With Civil Service Reform Act will help Defense owned or controlled inter- AFriend , national flights will be charged the bring about that change, according $10 fee only once on one-way trips. to Mr. Campbell. Rules governing the fee were V "We certainly need to move away clarified for terminal managers from the simple adjectives of recently. Apparently some space- satisfactory, unsatisfactory and Job opportunities ea outstanding that have ended up with ted Civilian Personnel. available travellers had been paying Applications should be submitted to the Consolida 98 percent of the federal employees aent applicants have the fee at enroute stops to their Office by the closing date indicated. If insuffici being judged satisfactory," he said. epted until the posi- specific destination. filed by the closing date, applications will be acc Under the Reform Act, agencies vacancies may be The fee is intended to be a one- tion is filled. Additional information concerningthese their own systems time charge for a one way trip. It will set up at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing obtained on DoD inter- Specifying performance requirements on official bulletin bboards. has been collected Vacancy Announcements posted national flights since 1977. atd tying personnel actions more ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND Terminal managers now stamp board- closely to individual performance. 13-79 Clerk, GS-301-03 March 30 Dental ing passes to show that the fee was Mr. Campbell said the legislation 14-79 Cash Clerk (Typing), Part time paid at the traveller's point of will not necessarily result in more GS-530-03 March 30 BPTO origin. The passenger's final people being fired. it 16-79 Clerk (Typing), GS-301-04 March 30 PWD destination is also listed. "I do think," he said, "that 10-039-79 Automotive Worker, LWG-5823-08 March 30 PWD As 1ong as the passenger continues will change attitudes and will create 15-79 Food Service Worker, LWG-7408-02 March 30 COMO toward that final destination, the a much higher morale for all employ- 17-79 Tractor Operator, LWG-5705-06 March 30 PWD fee will not be charged again. ees in the system." 18-79 Utilities System Repairer Operat- Space-available passengers must, The OPM director said he hoped or Leader, LWL-4742-10 March 30 PWD however, register at each route that the new appraisal systems, that q-79 Mobile Equipment Dispatcher, stop within six hours of rir will vary from agency to agency, LWG-5701-07 March 30 S/S arrival. will make it possible to judge do not istr in performance more accurately. peT registers: If passengers Applications will be accepted for the following rmanentOPsENtrgse: time, change their final destina- Improved accuracy, he stated will Student Aid OPEN enable management both to deal tion, or do not show up for their 20-015-75 Clerk-typist, GS-3 OPEN efnext scheduled flight, another-$10 realistically with inadequate per- OENalffee will be charged. 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (part time) formance and to properly recognize 85-026-78 Waitress, NA-3 (Intermittent) OPEN those who do good work. 85-029-78 Bartenter, NA-3 (Intermittent) OPEN Mr. Campbell pointed out the act 85-105-77 Housekeeping Aid, NA-O1 OPEN CIVIL SERVICE REFORM AFFECTS requires that employees whose per- 60-111-78 Taxi driver, LWG-05 (part time) OPEN EMPLOYEES formance is unacceptable must be 10-316-75 Laborer, LWG-2 OPEN given a certain amount of time to 10-488-75 Laborer, LWG-3 OPEN WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Civil service improve and that they must be told 85-009-78 Movie Projectionist, LWG-05 OPEN reform will affect every federal what they must do to improve. employee, according to Alan K. "The great gain that will come Campbell. from this is improvement in per- Mr. Campbell is director of the formance" rather than "how many are 8PTO flight schedule & Office of Personnel Management, one going to be fired or not fired," DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES of two agencies that replaced the which is "not the real issue." DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO EETD A/C FLT Civil Service Commission this Mr. Campbell said that employees Sat. SCOTT AFB 1130 C-9N MEDIVAC RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC January. themselves will have a hand in Mar 24 JAX 1600 C131 GTMOO831 He had been chairman of the com- determining their own performance In addition, each job RSYRDS 1855 C130 GEN0410 mission since May 1977. stadad terms of Sun. ST CROIX 1645 C131 GTMOO841 NORFOLK 1350 C130 GEN0410 After talking with "literally will be described in Mar 25 thousands" of federal employees, "critical-elements." These core Mon. NORFOLK 1305 C130 GBAO375 KINGSTON 1500 C141 AQA0471 the director said their chief elements wildorm the primary Mar 26 NORFOLK 1345 C141 AQA0 91 RSYRDS 1520 C130 GBA0376 criticism is "that they have co- basis for both favorable and un- KINGSTON 1800 C141 AQA0472 workers who don't carry their fair favorable actions. are re- Tue. RSYRDS 1825 C130 HBA0273 NORFOLK 1145 C141 AQA0472 share of the load, and nothing is All government agencies their Mar 27 done about it." quired to start developing Wed. NORFOLK 1510 C141 ABA0475 NORFOLK 1140 C130 HBA0274 Mr. Campbell said this attitude new performance appraisal systems said. Mar 28 RSYRDS 1845 C141 ABA0474 leads to "one of the sources of the immediately, Mr. Campbell "a huge, Thur. NORFOLK 1615 C141 AQA0472 SANJUAN. 0700 C131 GTMOO881 criticism of management: that Civil service reform is success Mar 29 FSYRDS 0825 C141 ABA0476 nothing is done about it." huge task we all have. Its NORFOLK 1200 C141 ABA0474 "We believe that the change in will depend upon the degree to Fri. KINGSTON 1230 C141 AQA0472 KINGSTON 0930 C141 AQA4071 the standards against which employ- which the departments and agencies new tools," Mar 30 NORFOLK 1415 C130 GENO309 NORFOLK 1415 C141 AQA0472 ees will be judged and the kind of take advantage of these SAN JUAN 1600 C131 GTMOO891 POPE AFB 1630 C130 GENO310 evidence that's necessary in order he concluded. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, March 23, 1979 NBA action Indiana 109, Cleveland 106 Shamrock Marathon sports Seattle 112, Boston 110 On March 16 Major Jim Delp, MSgt Ron Gingras, and Chief Phil Sheridan journeyed to Virginia In the NHL Beach, Virginia to participate in Sports summary Pittsburgh 3, Boston 1 the annual Shamrock Marathon. They New York Islanders 5, Montreal 3 were representing the Guantanamo DALLAS (AP) 1964 Olympic gold -- medal winner and former Dallas Cowboys St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 3 Bay Road Runners Club in the Mili- receiver Bob Hayes has been sentenced to five years in prison. tary Team Competition and also He pleaded guilty last week to drug selling charges. were competing as individuals in The 36-year-old Hayes, before sentencing, told the court he was guilty their respective age groups. and wrong, but felt he paid the price in losing his image and respect. In exhibition baseball The marathon started promptly as Hayes was hoping for probation. Boston 7, New York Yankees 3 scheduled at 10 a.m. on March 17 Kansas City 4, Toronto 2 CHICAGO (AP) -- Four World Hockey Association teams have been invited to with over 2000 runners crossing the Baltimore 6, Texas 4 join the National Hockey League next season. starting line under sunny skies Chicago White Sox 4, Cincinnati 1 They are New England, Edmonton, Quebec and Winnipeg. The proposal, with temperatures in the mid 50's. Detroit 7, Houston 5 passed by a 14 to 3 vote of NHL governors, leaves out Cincinnati and Bir- Some two hours and 48 minutes mingham. Minnesota 3, Pittsburgh 1 later, Major Delp, a veteran of 21 Atlanta 5, Los Angeles WHA clubowners have yet to give an answer to the merger. 4 prior marathons, crossed the finish Oakland 7, Milwaukee 5 line, placing 51st overall and 4th PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Major league baseball went to federal court in Phila- Seattle 4, San Francisco 1 in his age group. Ron Gingras, delphia yesterday to try and get the umpires back to work. Chicago Cubs 4, San Diego 3 running in his second maration was Baseball lawyers asked that the men in bluebe found in violation of a California 8, Cleveland 4 the next Gitmo finisher in a time court order by their absence. St Louis 5, New York Mets 1 of 3 hours and 17 minutes, placing The attorneys want the umpires fined $10,000 for every day they stay 287th overall and Phil Sheridan, out. Tennis results' running his first marathon finished CLEVELAND (AP) UCLA's Brian Goodell has won the 500-yard freestyle at 524th in a time of three hours and -- NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -- Bjorn Borg en- NCAA swimming championships in Cleveland. 35 minutes. It was a very satis- tered the quarterfinals of the New Harvard's fying experience for them all, Bobby Hackett was second. Orleans Tennis Festival with a Goodell's time was an NCAA record, four minutes, 16.43 seconds. expecially Major Delp and Ron straight-set win over Texan Dick Gingras because they both improved New Orleans Munici- OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Los Angeles lawyer Neil Papiano, who has repre- Stockton in the their times over their last mara- sented Oakland A's owner Charlie Finley, said yesterday he's given Finley pal Auditorium. thon despite the fact they were a 25-page contract detailing an offer to buy the American League club. Second-seeded Borg won 6-3, 6-3 both recovering from leg injuries in the Papiano is a member of a group interested in the purchase. and will meet Brian Gottfried suffered just days prior to the quarter-finals today. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) -- The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox met race. yesterday for the first time since their memorable American League East NEW YORK (UPI) -- Tracy Austin re- All three received commemorative last fall. mained in the winner's bracket with T-shirts and certificates for This time it was an exhibition game in Winter Haven and the Red Sox an upset victory over Chris evert, finishing with Major Delp and Ron won 7 to 3. 6-3, 6-1 in the eight-player double Gingras receiving patches for Jim Rice drove in five runs for Boston, and Yankee pitching ace Ron elimination Women's Tennis Tourna- finishing in the top 500. Major Guidry was pounded. ment. Delp also received a silver Martina Navratilova earned her medalion for finishing fourth in PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Ivy League basketball champion Penn was given a second victory of the tournament his age group. rousing sendoff by 6,000 students at a rally yesterday. with a 6-4, 6-4 decision over Vir- All are looking ahead eagerly to The team plays Michigan State in the NCAA semi-finals Saturday in Salt ginia Wade. future marathons and better times. Lake City. Penn coach Bob Weinhauer noted that Penn again will be the underdog and he added: "Michigan State is a great team, but sombody has to beat Tournament results them." JACKSONVILLE, Fla (UPI) -- Here are It's upto DENVER (AP) -- The National Football League's Denver Broncos demand that the first-round leaders of the Tour- a $1 million insurance policy be taken out if their defensive end, Lyle nament Players Golf Championship. you to save Alzado, fights WBA champ Muhammad Ali. Kermit Zarley 66 energy. Denver General Manager Fred Gehrke said it's not that the club is Jack Nicklaus 67 against the exhibition bout, but if Alzado's jaw is broken, the Broncos Lanny Wadkins 67 will be out a defensive lineman. Gehrke said it would cost a lot to re- Andy North 67 place him. Gil Morgan 68 The Alzado-Ali bout is scheduled for late April or early may in Denver. Ron Streck 68 January 68 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- Joanne Carner fired a course record seven-under Don par 64 yesterday to take the opening-round lead in a women's pro-am golf Jim Nelford 68 tournament yesterday.

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