IRAN I AN ARMY OFFICERS' PLOT TO OVERTHROW AYATOLLAH FOILEDO

They then planned to lay siege Khomeini's refusal to see Waldheim Meanwhile, Japanese officials WASHINGTON (AP) -- A plot to over- to Khomeini's home, the holy city when the diplomat was in Iran ear- say they can't go along with a U.S. throw Ayatollah Khomeini has report- of Qom, the report said. lier this month. request for an economic boycott of edly been foiled by Revolutionary It said the plot was discovered The report comes from ABC News Iran, because that would mean a to- Guardsmen in Iran. accidentally. quoting United Nations sources in tal cutoff of Iranian oil to Japan. A usually-reliable newspaper in The newspaper report quotes un- New York. That, the officials say would be Kuwait reports a number of medium identified diplomatic sources. Getting a direct story from Teh- "a major shock to the Japanese ranking army officers were arrested There's been no independend con- ran is very difficult today, and economy." and secretly executed after their firmation and sources in Tehran say will be for quite some time. The officials do say Japan could alleged plot was discovered. they've heard nothing about a plot. All American news agencies in go along with U.N. sanctions. According to the paper's account, But Khomeini has reportedly agreed to Iran have been shut down on govern- the Security Council has al- the officers had planned to seize accept U.N. Secretary General Kurt ment orders, and all U.S. corres- ready tried to impose a boycott, control of Tehran, the capital Waldheim as an intermediary with the pondents have been told to leave only to have the measure vetoed by city. United States -- this despite the country by midnight Friday. the Soviets. Guantanamo Gazette," Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Vol. 35 - No. 11 Wednesday, January 16, 1980

CAB I NET-LEVEL DISPUTE SETTLED BY TH IRD G GOVERNMENT AGENC Y

people in CAB I NET-LEVEL DISPUTE SETTLED

BY TH IRD G0 VERNMENT AGENC Y 7 ~the news

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The dispute be- The resolution? Two-thirds of tween the two cabinet-level depart- the civil rights enforcement staff ments was over how to split up the will move to the Education Department staff that pursues cases of illegal and one-third will pursue health and discrimination for the government. welfare violations. The resolution apparently has The sources said the beauty of been provided by a third party -- that agreement is that it means more another government agency. people will work in each of those than is the case now. NEW HAMPSHIRE (AP)--The Bow Men's Club in New Hampshire remembers Lillian In one corner was Patricia Harris, areas and Harris are Carter well. secretary of the old Department of Both.Hufstedler The President's mother made an appearance there a few months back and Health, Education and Welfare. said to be satisfied. spoke bluntly about Iran's revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini. She In the other corner was Shirley An element that complicated the fact that HEW must said, "If I had a million dollars, I'd hire someone to kill him." Hufstedler, who's taking the "E" decision was the with a court order requiring Club President Henry Waley says letters have been pouring in since. One out of HEW after being named the comply enforcement letter is especially treasured. It came on official Carter-Mondale nation's first education secretary. specific civil rights Committee stationery thanking the club for sponsoring Miss Lillian's visit. At the heart of the wrangle was actions in education. deployment of 1,700 people in the That order stemmed from a lawsuit groups frus- MPILED (AP)--Tracy Austin's mother tries to sit still when watching her Office for Civil Rights at HEW. by private civil rights past daughter play tennis. Mrs. Jeanne Austin is afraid of breaking her daugh- How should they be divided up be- trated at what they consider by the government. ter's concentration. The two Austins have been traveling together for tween the new Education Department. lax enforcement rights organiza- three years -- since Tracy joined the women's pro tennis tour at age 14. Sources privy to the disagreement Meanwhile, civil Mrs. Austin says she started traveling with the daughter because "The between the two secretaries say tions are taking a wait-and-see plans players are expected to be adults, no matter how old they are." their positions were this: Harris approach to the reorganization wanted to keep half of the civil by the two departments. The groups have been arguing for FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (AP)--Former firefighter Fred Kelley is on his way to rights enforcement staff members. an overAll staff increase to satis- California to await the OK for a heart transplant. After the people Hufstedler sought staff assignment fy what they see as a need for great- of Framingham, Mass. raised the $60 thousand for the surgery, doctors of 80 percent to her. efforts in all three areas -- at Stanford University Medical Center turned Kelley down, saying his heart The sources said Hufstedler's rea- er education and welfare. wasn't diseased enough. soning was that more than 86 percent health, administration sources Now, Kelley says it's getting worse all the time and he wants to be of the 3,700 civil rights complaints However, will be little if any boost ready. He and his son left on a cross-country drive to Palo Alto yester- last year were in education. But say there office staff and its $67.5 day. They took a CB radio along in case Kelley gets sick on the way. Harris contended that if she took in the annual budget. His handle? The Tin Man -- because he's looking for a heart. only 20 percent, it left too little million administra- staff for health and welfare cases. They cite the Carter tion's efforts to hole down costs ISRAEL (AP)--As Israeli artist Shalom Moskovitz lay dying in the hospital, Enter the Office of Management and in those areas. someone broke into his home and stole 34 of his last paintings. The Budget. Still, the deployment move is ex- publicity that followed apparently left the thief so conscience-stricken Sources say the office agreed to pected to bolster civil rights en- that he packed the artwork up, and sent it back to the artist's widow by resolve the dispute and came up with forcement in the areas of health bus. He even called the family this weekend to make sure his package a decision last week. and welfare. arrived safely. The artist's son-in-law says, when the widow opened the package and saw the treasure, she fainted on the spot. Police say the paintings were probably too "hot" for the thief to sell. COMPILED (AP)--Questions about Chappaquiddick have been growing like weeds on Edward Kennedy's campaign trail. Today, the Mass. Senator challenged two new reports which cast doubt about his version of the incident. And he says that independent studies support his account of the Jult, 1969 accident, which took the life of World News Digest Mary Jo Kopechne.

W TENNESSEE (AP)--Elvis Presely's physician claims the late rock 'n roll COMPILED (AP)--Treasury Secretary Miller today said "unsettled conditions star took only some of the thousands of pills issued in his name in the in the world" have caused the meteoric rise in the cost of gold. And he two years before his death. said the treasury won't be auctioning any of its gold until the gold rush Or. George Nichopoulos made that statement before the Tennessee Board has abated. of Medical Examiners. That remark pushed the price of the precious metal past the $700 an ounce The board is looking into charges that the doctor indiscriminately pre- drugs for Presley and 15 others. level for the first time ever in New York. Gold closed at $715 an ounce scribed up $47. ATLANTA, Ga (AP)--Jury selection in the trial of Bert Lance continued in NEW YORK (AP)--A federal judge in New York has ruled that attempts by Altanta yesterday. And the presiding judge says the proceedings could drag Congress to deny Medicaid payments for medically necessary abortions are on all week. unconstitutional. The former federal budget director and three others are charged with The ruling came in a challenge to the so-called Hyde Amendment. A gov- misusing some $20 million in bank funds. ernment attorney says that ruling will be immediately appealed to the COMPILED (AP)--Congressman Daniel Flood took the witness stand at his own Supreme Court. competency.neringto.«A. e eon n aul dnot sa what cometecy eaingtody.The Pennsylvania democrat coui not sy wa day of the week it was -- and identified the year as 1990. WINAMAC, Ind. (AP)--Prosecutors in Winamac, Ind. claim Ford Motors "deli- The 76-year-old Flood is accused of taking more than $50 thousand berately chose profit over human life" in selling its Pinto cars. They in exchange for using his influence on a House Approporiations Subcommittee. charged yesterday in the criminal liability trial that the company knew the Pinto fuel systems were unsafe, but didn't change them. COMPILED (AP)--The makers of a new drug prescribed for high blood pressure Fords response: Pintos are safer than many subcompact models. and fluid retention are withdrawing it from the market. Spokesmen for Ford is charged with reckless homicide in the 1978 deaths of three Smith, Kline and French say five people taking the frug "Selacryn" have teen-agers who burned to death after their 1973 Pinto was rammed from died. behind. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, January 16, 1980 community bulletin board

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SEABEE BALL CANDIDATES DANCE - The NAVSTA PISTOL RANGE - The Naval Public Works Department will be host- Station Pistol Range (25 yard ing a dance on Saturday, Jan. 19 position only) will be open Sunday, at the FRA Home in Morin Center Jan. 20 from 12 - 4 p.m. for on the Patio from 7:30 to 12 mid- recreational shooting. A Naval night and will feature the disco Station Ordnance Range Petty "Total Experience." Come out Officer will be present and will and meet the candidates for the Queen be in charge of the firings. of the 1980 Seabee ball. Shooters must provide all weapons, This will be a BYOB affair, set- ammunition, ear protection and ups and refreshments will be avail- targets, and police their respective able at the FRA Bar. There will areas upon completion. be a pot luck dinner and door prizes Shooters must hold a current offered. It will be open to all military qualification or demon- base residents as well as PWD strate a familiarization of weapons military and civilian personnel. including safety procedures to the Attire will be casual dress and Range Officer prior to shooting. tickets will be $4 each with all Shooters udner the age of 18 proceeds going to the Seabee ball must be accompanied by a parent. fund. No one under the age of 11 will be authorized to fire. Tickets can be obtained through The USS Abatan (AW-4) undergoes final preparation for towage. She has been all Utilities Division, PWD per- Weapons will be restricted to a part of Guantanamo Bay since 1964, when the Cuban Government ordered the pistols and revolvers of the sonnel or contact UTCS Lange at base's water supply be cut off. The Abatan will be towed from Pier Victor 8130. following calibers: .22, .25, .32, Friday and taken to Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, where she will serve her 9MM, .38 and .45 No magnum or FRA GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING last mission as a training target for the fleet. (Photo By JOSN J. Michael tracer rounds permitted. .357 will be held on Jan. 21 at 8 Porter) weapons can be utilized prividing p.m. at the FRA Home in Morin .38 caliber ammunition is used. Center. Bring along a new shipmate. No rifles or BB guns will be permitted. Safety rules contained THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL ATTENTION PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE in OPNAV P34-03, NAVPERS 93863 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Refrigeratic will hold their monthly council PERSONNEL! Plant is the major source of bulk and NAVSTAGTMOINST 3574.1A will be meeting at 47-A Nob Hill at 1 p.m. In an effort to raise money for ice issues at Guantanamo adhered to. Bay, on Friday, Jan. 18. the 1980 CEC/Seabee Birthday and even though it is a large Ball and the Seabee Memorial THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE facility it does have a limited THE HOSPITAL ENLISTED WIVES CLUB Scholarship Fund, the committee announces a carpet sale being capacity to produce ice. will be meeting at the home of Sherri has started a concession at the held at the Marine Exchange During periods of heavy demand Potter at 77-D Granadillo Circle, Windward ferry landing. Warehouse, Building M 613 located priority will be given to fleet Thursday, Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. This concession operates Monday near the Telephone Exchange on Sat- units, and on a first-come first- A PART TIME HAIR STYLIST is needed through Friday morning from 6 a.m. urday, Jan. 19 from 9 a.m. until served basis (if available) to to work at the Navy Exchange Beauty to 7:30 a.m., selling coffee, 12 noon. Don't miss out. other customers. Shop. For further information hot chocolate and pastry. Issues will be made from 7:30 a.m. We need your help with the call 8764. HEAR YE!! HEAR YE!! Run what to 8 p.m. on normal weekdays and pastry. If you could bake two THE PROTESTANT WOMEN OF THE CHAPEL ya bring! Grudge races, spot races, from 10 a.m. until 12 noon on dozen breakfast type pastries, are in need of scrapes of yarn women racers, just plain good old holidays and weekends. Requests and material for bazaar projects. approximately once a month, please fun. for group picnic ice will be filled, call one of the ladies listed If you have either of these items The Gitmo Bay Racing Association if available, on a not-to-interfer below: to donate please call Mari Anne is sponsoring a Run What You Bring basis. To check availability Peggy Duske 96215 McNelis at 98128. Day. This will take place at call ext. 8690. Genny Kennedy 99135 McCalla Field Runway on Sunday, Roseann Starr 951085 THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL community Jan. 20, beginning at 1 p.m. Marta Staley 98245 will hold their bi-monthly Hail Safety check begins at 12 noon. A THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY will Carolyn Kennedy 951024 & Farewell potluck dinner on Sun- small entry fee will be charged. present a General Overview Mary Roberts 96185 day, Jan. 20 at 6 p.m. at the For further information contact of the Bible at 7:30 p.m. this Barrle Carol Yeazle 951173 Club. Each family is asked BM1 Eames at 95488 or 90180. evening in the Main Chapel. to bring a main dish and a salad or dessert. All new Protestant THE TOP FOUR FINISHERS of the families are invited to attend Racquetball Tournament being held and join in Christian fellowship. on Jan. 19 and 20 will qualify to go the CINCLANTFLT Tournament THE NAVAL STATION SECURITY Jan. 28 through Feb. 1 at Little Department is sponsoring a RAPE Creek, Norfolk, Va. For sign up PREVENTION SEMINAR for women call 951160 before 4 p.m., Jan. 16. at the Deer Point BOQ COMO Annex calendar on Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. All RENEWAL OF MARRIAGE VOWS - The women residents of the BOQ are Catholic community will celebrate cordially invited to attend. the renewal of Christian Marriage Vows at the Saturday Evening Mass Today and Sunday Morning Mass this coming weekend. Roman Catholic Bible Study, Base Chapel, 7:30 p.m. Take note ALL COMO PATRONS are invited to Roman Catholic mass. Base Chanel. 11:35 am. an authentic Mongolian Barbecue Guantanamo Gazette Jan. 18 from 7-9 p.m. J Church of Christ Bible study, McCalla Chapel, 6:45 pm. (951035). on the Patio. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, All are in for a real treat at 7:45 p.m. (8390, 913240). this feast similar to those Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. commonplace in the islands of Fifth and Bixth grade choir Christmas program, 7 p.m., elementary school Hawaii. For those patrons who Naval Station Commanding Officer amphi-theatre. have yet to experience a Mongolian Barbecue--the feast will feature Lt. Rihard L. Tompson.Public Affairs Office Es. Susan Wehrman.Asistant Public Affairs Office a wide selection of vegetables, JOC Bill Reed.Edito Tomorrow condiments and meat. Those who JO2 Brenda K. Starkey.Copy Edito JOSN J. Michael Porter.Journalis c Roman Catholic mass, 11:35 a.m., Base Chapel. dine will gather the food they JOSA Paul D. Clifton.Journalist -Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 8East, Bargo od Nrsey9Scoolbuiling era to order Ms. Genny Kennedy.Production Assistan Protestant adult choir rehersal, Base Chapel, 7:30 p.m. desire and have it cooked Protestant junior choir rehersal, Base Chapel, 3:30-4:15 p.m. by Jake. The untanao aette is published according to t Following the meal, patrons may rules and regulationsofor ship and station newspaper dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direct Friday of the Naval Boe Public Affairs Officer. Print ned to music by Total Experience. five tes weekly at government expense on goverme Cost for the evening meal and equipment at the Naoy Publications and Printing Servi nt00 Pentaco stal prayer meeting, Pentacostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 p.m. Bramh Office, the opinions or statements in news it e entertainment is $6. Reservations that appear herrei are notto be construed as office must be made by Thursday noon. or as reflecting the views of CBOOAOASE or the D paraxnt of the Navy. Don't miss out on this unique COMO bash. Page 3 Wednesday, January 16, 1980 Guantanamo Gazette Before Making Polmcal ic

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e Vt loun SALT II SecuritySAmerican Another question which many of construct- our allied forces are asking is levels existing or under Your Vote Counts "How will SALT II affect NATO?" ion in 1972. II establishes equal aggre- Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) SALT II will not place any re- SALT Election 1980 starts off in Feb- nu- strictions on the nuclear forces gate ceilings for strategic ruary and will roll right along and of France.cand Great Britain, and it clear delivery vehicles (ICBM through the General Election in Nov- Illinois Primary will not limit any of America's nu- SLBM launchers and heavy bombers), ember. on launchers Illinois will hold the first clear weapons systems located in and equal sublimits The following States and Terri- missiles carrying MIRVs. State Primary Election of 1980 on Europe. (While France remains a for tories will have PRESIDENTIAL PRI- equality member of NATO, it withdrew from Establishment of such MARIES during the months of Febru- March 18. and their the integrated military command ary and March 1980 -- Active duty members residing structure of the alliance in 1966.) Puerto Rico, February 17 (Repub- dependents and spouses There will be no ban on the lican Party only) with them who are legal residents the Re- of cruise missile and other New Hampshire, February 26 of Illinois and who use transfer Massachusetts, March 4 vised Federal Post Card Applicat- Vermont, March 4 ion may vote in Federal, State, do South Carolina, March 8 (Repub- county, township, municipal, IV lican Party only) school district, and community PART Alabama, March 11 college district elections with- out registering. Florida, March 11 technology. in numbers will require the Soviet A completed FPCA should be sophisticated Georiga, March 11 SALT, furthermore, will not af- Union to reduce by over 250 its sent to the County Clerk as early Puerto Rico, March 16 (Democrat- fect our important efforts to total of operational stragegic as possible but not less than 10 ic Party only) NATO's conventional systems, the first actual reductions days before the election in order strengthen Illinois, March 18 forces. We have consulted closely in the history of offensive strat- to receive an absentee ballot. Connecticut, March 25 with our allies throughout the egic nuclear arms negotiations. coun- Unit voting officers and coun- Unit voting officers and course of the SALT negotiations and To slow the qualitative arms on what selors have full details on the the selors have full details have taken into account allied race in weapons technology, included on the Illinois Primary Election. limits information may be security concerns in our negotiat- new agreement, for example, ing positions. both countries to one new type of In recent months, allied leaders ICBM -- and limits the number of have publicly stated their support warheads that can be carried on for SALT II. each type of strategic ballistic As far as the arms race between missile, new or old. The State- lays the United States and the U.S.S.R ment of Principles of SALT III is concerned, the SALT process has a general framework and foundation already slowed it down. for further progress in reducing both sides In SALT I the United States and the nuclear arsenals of on the Soviet Union curtailed an ex- and for further restrictions pensive and possibly destabilizing qualitative improvements. competition in defensive missiles SALT II represents an opportunity to enhance by agreeing to mutual limitations to take a major step on an equitable on anti-ballistic missile (ABM) stability -- based agreement. systems. and adequately verifiable will main- In the Interim Agreement on The new agreement also both sides to Strategic Offensive Arms, the Uni- tain the efforts of for further ted States and the Soviet Union continue the search range of froze land-based and submarine bal- agreements on the entire listic-missile launchers at the arms limitations. THE END Red Cross. + This is Part IV or a four-part the Good series on SALT II. T HE MEN ARE HAPPY AS LONG AS Neighbor. 'EV ARE BUSY/" Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, January 16, 1980 - - - -- 4- <- YUWC-- & - college football UK ' .U l;) T1 TZJ ~ VC-7- UPI--Auburn football coach Doug Barfield contends that the NCAAs AP--Embattled Arizona State University has a new athletic director. He's new tougher rules on recruiting Joe Kearney, who has served as athletic director at Michigan State for the visits favors the nation's top col- past four years. Kearney replaces Fred Miller, who was fired last month. lege football powers. It was Miller who brought about the departure of football coach Frank Kush, The way Barfield sees it, a team saying Kush tried to cover up his punching a Sun Devil player. like national champion Alabama-- which happens to be his biggest ri- AP--It appears as though more schools are involved in a fraudulent trans- val off the field as well as on-- cript scandal. The Associated Press has learned that the falsifications doesn't need as much personal con- of student records may extend beyond the six western schools named so far. tact to attract the top high school In fact, a source close to an N-C-A-A probe says schools east of the Miss- prospects. Says issippi may be involved. A number of athletes at schools such as New Mex- Barfield, "Everybody knows about Alabama. ico and Oregon have admitted receiving credit for extension and correspon- When you are num- dence courses without doing any work. ber one.when you are appearing on television so often and going to a major bowl year AP--It's easy to understand Wendell Tyler's feelings. The Los Angeles after year. .you don't have to sell your program." Rams running back is angry with those who feel he and his teammates have The NCAA at its recent New no business playing the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl. Says Tyler: Orleans meeting--did not actually "Some people are saying it's going to be a cakewalk for Pittsburgh Sunday, change the rule. A NBA results but anything can happen in football." school may still have three visits with a Tyler might be the man to make things happen when the Rams face the Steel- prospect. But it did Cleveland 129 New York 110 tighten up its interpretation of Seattle 120 Washington 100 ers in Pasadena. He gained more than eleven-hundred yards rushing this season and averaged a league-leading five-point-One yards per carry. "visit." Chicago 111 Kansas City 109 Veteran Michigan coach Bo Schein San Antonio 123 New Jersey 119 AP--Those who say it never rains in southern California probably haven't bechler suggests that if the aim of Phoenix 107 Denver 99 been in the area lately. But the National Weather Service says the recent the NCAA is to provide real balance wet weather will let up this week in time for Super Bowl 14 this Sunday. in college football, maybe there Temperatures in the 60s are expected for the game in Pasadena's Rose Bowl should be a draft similar to the between Los Angeles Rams and Pittsburgh Steelers. pros. e dp Says Bo, -"Put all the high school AP--Promoters of a Birmingham Tennis Tournament probably aren't too excited seniors-in a pool and have the col- Depaul 75 Lamar 59 about today's withdrawls by two top stars. Roscoe Tanner pulled out of the lege teams pick, although I must Notre Dame 70 Villanova 69 $175,000 tournament because of the fl. And Argentina's Guillermo Vilas admit I haven't the slightest motion Boston College 75 Letourneau 69 is out of the competition due to a foot injury. how you'd go about determining the Lewis 74 Ill. Tech Inst 71 In first-round matches played today, Vitas Gerulaitis disposed of India's order for such a draft." Chicago 81 Niles 37 Anand Amritraj 6-3, 6-3. And Stan Smith eliminated Argentina's Jose-Luis Rose Holman 102 Blackburn 79 Clerc 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. Among the first-round winners in a Towson, Maryland Tournament were Amer- icans Brian Teacher and Tom Gullikson. Tennis UPI--Jimmy Connors has enjoyed his NHL results AP--Interantional Olympic Committee President Lord Killanin has an answer greatest success in the U.S. pro New York Islanders 5 Winnipeg 2 for those who want the 1980 summer games moved from Moscow. Says Killanin: Indoor Tennis Championship. but he Philadelphia 7 Washington 4 "It's Moscow or nowhere." The I.O.C. president's remarks came in a BBC may find the going a lot tougher St. Louis 2 Minnesota 1 interview. Those opposed to recent Soviet military actions in Afghanistan this year. have proposed either moving the games or organizing a boycott. In Brus- The world's second-ranked player sels, Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher said there's a "growing has won the tournanent three of the tide" of questions being riased as to whether the Olympics should be held last four years. .and will be the in Moscow. top seed for next week's $250,900 event. Connors bids to equal Rod 1(0 6 AP--Next month's fight with Italy's Lorenzo Zanon is not just a warm-up to Laver's record of four titles. TVw World Boxing Council heavyweight champ Larry Holmes. Zanon was called "a But the road could be difficult Today good boxer" and "a worthy opponent" by Holmes, who wants a crack at World for the 27-year-old southpaw, 1:00 General Hospital -oxing Association title-holder John Tate. The Holmes-Zanon bout will be since five other members of the 1:45 Cartoons held in Las Vegas. world's top 10 will be at Philadel- 2:00 Wonders of the World phia for the next week-long com- 2:25 Magazine. AP--As far as Southern California basketball coach Stan Morrison is con- petition. 3:05 Superstars cerned, guard Dean Jones has quit the team. Morrison says Jones told him John McEnroe is seeded second. 4:00 Cartoons he was quitting last weekend. The coach says Jones mentioned the pos- Vitas Gerulaitis--who defeated Con- 4:30 Addams Family (BW) ibility of having a talk about the matter, but wasn't followed through. nors and McEnroe on successive days 5:00 Newswatch Jones leads the Trojans in assists. during last week's Grand Prix Mas- 6:00 Impact AP--The Baltimore Colts are expected to name former Philadelphia Eagles' ters in New York--is seeded third, 7:00 Waltons coach Mike McCormack as their new coach today. Although the Colts also followed by Roscoe Tanner, Harold 8:00 Bienic Woman interviewed Navy coach George Welsh and former Arizona State coach Frank Solomon and Jose Higueras. 8:55 Captain's Call Kush, McCormack apparently was the only candidate to receive a second Bjorn Borg, who last competed in 9:00 SOAP look. The Colts fired Ted Marchibroda in late December after the team the event in 1978, is cutting back 9:30 M.A.S.H. finished its second straight 5-11 season. on his schedule and sitting this 10:00 Dallas one out. 10:55 Newswatch Update AP--To help lure the Oakland Raiders to Los Angeles, the county board of Connors won the tournament a year 11:00 Real People supervisors has approved a $5 million loan would help finance an $18 mil- ago with a 6-3, 6-4, 6-1 victory 11:50 Dick Powell Theatre (BW) lion package for a practice facility--plus luxury boxes around the rim of over Arthur Ashe. 12:40 Sign Off the coliseum. Thursday Morning AP--Joe Kearney revived Michigan State's athletic program in the midst of 9:00 Electric Company a three-year probation for recruiting violations. Now, he has decided to live firing 9:30 Charlie Chaplain Theatre (BW) try a similar task.accepting the job as athletic director at troubled 10:00 Sky King (BW) Arizona State. Kearney succeeds Doctor Fred Miller, who was fired two 10:30 Many Loves of Dobie Gillis weeks ago for his handling of Frank Kush's dismissal. 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