DAILY S GAZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Vol. 41 - No. 172 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Wednesday, September It. t8

Benefits to affect future entrants By Mr. Casper Weinberger tion, the Congress, in its recent action on the pending .nthe past few months, there defense authorization bill, has has been considerable specula- mandated a reduction of $2.9 tion about potential changes to billion to the military the military retirement system. retirement fund. At the same The speculation, often well time, the Congress has directed intentioned but ill informed, the Department of Defense to has been based on criticism from submit options to make changes both the public and private in the retirement system for sectors about the perceived future entrants to achieve this generosity of the system. mandated reduction. The Joint Chiefs of Staff and Nonetheless, we will continue I have steadfastly maintained to insist that whatever changes that any recommendation for the Congress finally makes must change must take account of -- not adversely affect the combat first, the unique, dangerous and readiness of our forces, or vital contribution to the safety violate our firm pledges. of all of us that is made by our I want to emphasize to you service men and women: and the again, in the strongest terms, effect on combat readiness of that the dedicated men and women tampering with the effect on now serving and to those who combat readiness of tampering have retired before them, will th the retirement system. be fully protected in any nourrently we must honor the options we are required to absolute commitments that have submit to the Congress. been made to retirees and those Our proposals will affect currently serving. We remain future entrants only. You can be committed to these principles. assured that our efforts on this Notwithstanding our opposi- issue will not falter.

More subscriptions needed The first fall season show of Open Line Officer talking about DEFEX. Join Lt. Stateside Daily Newspaper Tally - September 11, 1985 debuted on TY8 last night with this Cmdr. Fischer next week, September 24 on year's host Lt. Cadr. Rick Fischer, Open Line with his guest Lt. Cadr. Sid 81 more subscriptions needed Public Affairs Officer and his two Barrera, Navy Exchange Officer. (Photo guests Lt. Mary Zarem, OIC PSD and Lt. by P13 Leon Dudley) Confirm new orders only for USA Today, Washington Post or Wall Marty Rowley, Assistant Operations Street Journal Legislative talks priorities for fall session Do not delay, call 4502/4819. (UPI) -- Trade matters will be "improving the climate" for drive for protectionist on the "front burner" today when American exporters and investors legislation on Capitol Hill. Killer executed in Texas President Reagan meets with and "maybe a bit of Reagan is studying the trade Republican congressional leaders retribution." package and if all goes as (UPI) -- A convicted killer was declared dead at 12:27 a.m. to talk about legislative Reagan and his economic planned, he will unveil it in a executed early today in During his final hours, priorities for the fall session. advisers have drafted a new major address in a couple of Huntsville, Texas. Rumbaugh typed a letter that he Today's meeting will be the trade blueprint to dampen the weeks. Charles Rumbaugh was put to said should be opened in 13 first get-together for Reagan death by a poison injected into years. The letter reportedly was and GOP leaders since their his veins for the 1975 shooting to the 14-month-old daughter of return from August recess Today in the. of a jeweler in a robbery that Dolus Jane Stubben, the woman vacations. netted $54. who helped him write a book on House GOP Leader Robert Business World He was the eleventh person his life. Michel, whose farming and heavy executed in Texas since capital The 28-year-old condemned man industry district in Illinois punishment was re-instated in had spent 10 and one-half years has been plagued by the trade (AP) -- The dollar fell slightly against some currencies in quiet 1976 and the forty-eighth on death row. He had received deficit, says he has been trying trading on foreign exchange markets today. Dealers say the market nation-wide. two stays of execution in 1982 to get the White House to focus is marking time until the next batch of U.S. economic statistics is As Rumbaugh lay strapped to and 1983, but this time he on trade issues for more than a published Friday. he gurney, said goodbye to his refused to authorize lawyers to year. Gold prices were mixed. personal witnesses and forgave seek another one, saying, "I He says House Republicans want In London, the price of gold at the morning fixing was $322.25, his executioners. He was don't care anymore. I'm bored." to pursue a positive approach by up 25 cents from yesterday's close. Gold in Zurich was bid at $321.60, a drop of 90 cents. In London, silver was selling for $6.05 an ounce, unchanged from yesterday. from around the globe. Dr the New York Commodities Exchange yesterday, gold finished at $321.80 an ounce. Silver finished the day at $6.05. (AP) - Coca-Cola has refused to obey a federal judge's order to (UPI) Scientists hope a 5-foot robot space (UPI) Salvadoran officials say no group has -- -- turn over its cola formulas, saying such a move could lead to taken responsibility for the kidnapping of the probe called International Cometary Explorer will public disclosure of the closely-guarded formulas. A U.S. District daughter of President Jose Napoleon Duarte. make history today. The craft is to plunge judge in Delaware had ordered them turn over in a lawsuit brought through the tail of the Comet Giacobini Zinner, Several gunmen shot the tires out of her jeep in by bottling companies against Coca-Cola. The bottlers are in a 44 million miles from earth. San Salvador yesterday and killed two bodyguards. 40 dispute with Coca-Cola over the prices of syrups it supplies them. (UPI) -- It does not look like the nation's (UPI) -- The House Agriculture Committee put a children are getting into the fitness craze. The farm bill on the chopping yesterday, American Academy of Pediatrics says as many as cutting a $11.8 billion to keep it within a Senate faces fight over South Africa one-third of all children over age 12 have high congressional budget ceiling. Committee members cholesterol levels and a study of 8,800 kids eliminated from the bill crop supports designed (UPI) -- The Senate will see takes at least 60 senators to ound them to be fatter than a group studied in to make U.S. exports more competitive with another fight today between the bring the bill to the floor. To me 60s. foreign products. The measure now goes to the lawmakers who want stronger do that, the supporters will (UPI) -- A second day of rioting in Britain's full House. sanctions against South Africa have to get six Democrats who second largest city has claimed at least two and those who believe President were absent to vote and find lives. The burned bodies of two people were found (UPI) -- A dancer with a Japanese troupe Reagan has done enough. another Republican to support in Birmingham and two others are missing. Home performing at the top of a building in downtown Senate Republican Leader them. Secretary Douglas Hurd tried to tour the area, Seattle was killed yesterday when he fell Robert Dole backs Reagan. He Senator Edward Kennedy, a telling youths he wanted "to listen" but was stories. Four dancers coated with flour were to said, "There is no need for backer of tougher sanctions, forced to flee under a barrage of bottles and be lowered to the ground by ropes. The rope anything else." says he is within one or two rocks. One million people live in Birmingham, holding Yoshiyuki Takads broke. Hundreds of Another Republican, Lowell votes of the 60 needed. were the unemployment rate tops at 15 percent. people were watching the performance. Weicker of , supports stronger measures against the The bill before the Senate (UPI) -- Lighting hit six soldiers as they played (UPI) - Georg Gaertner will surrender to federal Pretoria government's Apartheid could ban new U.S. investments soccer at Fort Belvoir, Va., yesterday. One was authorities in Los Angeles today, 40 years after policy. 1econcedes the odds of in South Africa. Reagan says killed. The five others were hospitalized for the rest of Hitler's army. Gaertner was captured the bill reaching the Senate that would hurt black workers observation. The area has had a heat wave. during the fighting in North Africa and escaped floor are poor. and not bring about an end to Washington, D.C., and northern schools from a camp in in On Monday, only 53 senators systematic racial segregation. closed yesterday because of the heat, but it is 1945. He has been a tennis pro and ski instructor voted to bring the sanctions He threatens to veto a bill expected to cool off today. under the nane of Dennis Whiles. bill up for consideration. It for stronger measures. For community bulletin board your information. Thursday's agenda. Energy Tip -- Use outdoor Treasure and Trivia - lighting only when needed. Think snow! That's right. Make sure that porch lights Come in and take advantage of 6:30 a.m. -- Catholic Mass, 5 p.m. -- Co-Rec touch Leeward, "The Trouble With are secured during the day. our extended $2 bag sale and Base Chapel. football organizational meeting, Harry." get ready for your stateside License Examiner's winter vacations. There is a held at Recreation Services Office, call 2248 or 2560. a License Examiner's Officer Office - From September 3 large selection of men's and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - will be closed from September through September 20, the women's and children's Water Leak Survey at Gold Hill 3, Towers by Energy AA Meetings, at through September 20. License I LienseExainersExaminer's OfficeOfice clothing available, and at a Action Team. 8 p.m. -- will be closed. In case of bargain price. Bag sale, NAVHOSP ARD Wing-O. Call 2604 or *** School Advisory emergency, contact D. Brewer Thursday, September 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. -- 7269. Counc will meet at 4 p.m. today vice at 4696/4536. 1s.m. to 1 pm. See you Treasure and Trivia has $2 bag sale with large selections. * p.m. - MOVIES - COMO, "The p.m. in Room B-10 of the Elementary Officer Hail and Little Drummer Girl;" School. Deadline Windjammer, "The Sure Thing;" Farewell -- The upcoming nursery School -- The 9 a.m. -- for f Officer Hail and Farewell Nursery School still has a depaartment heads to submit CPO, "Body Rock;" Downtown, The Corral will be closed "Iceman;" McCalla, "Teachers;" temporarily until further will be held Saturday, few openings for 3 and 4 year daily muster reports to admin September 14 at 6:30 p.m. at olds in our 5-day We office. Marine, "The Ploughman's Lunch;" notice. the Barrel Club. Tickets areywill provide transportation $15 per person and may be to Day Care after school. obtained from your department Please call Mrs. Essex at representative or the 2159 or 2751 for more bachelor quarters officer at information or come and visit SIMA completes command inspection 3305. Come and enjoy the toga us on Marina Point from B to emergent on ships of the U.S. party. Sales end September 11 a.m. By TCS Jimmy Lovett the morning of June 26, HTC(DV) Atlantic Fleet, Coast Guard, 11, 12:30 p.m. Roger H. Saunders, SK1 William A command administrative service craft and foreign navies T. Hodges, MM2 Michael R. Dog Dip - There will be a Corral -- The Corral will operating in the Caribbean Dog ip Thre wll e a be temporarily closed inspection was conducted at August, EM2 Randy L. Campbell, until basin. SIMA also does work in dog dip September 28 from 9 further notice. Shore Intermediate Maintenance HT3(DV) David L. Brown, HT3(DV) of tenant commands to 11 a.m. at the base pound. Activity (SIMA) Guantanamo Bay, support Raymond R. Kayona and HTFN(DV) Cuba, August 20-23. aboard NAVSTA GTMO. Catholic CCD Classes -- The inspec- Russell L. Johnson. Good Condue Water Leak Survey -- A Registration for youngsters tion was conducted by Capt. R.D. Awards -- GMCS(SW) Robert water leak survey will be attending Catholic CD grades Frey, Commanding Officer, Naval Upon completion of the inspec- Krepp (4th) and ET1 William . conducted in the Gold Hil' 1 through High School will be Surface Force Atlantic Readiness tion on August 23, Capt. Frey Lundberg (2nd). Towers areas by the Energy held after the Masses in the Support Group, Norfolk, SIMA's conducted a personnel inspec- Action Team on September 12 Base Chapel this weekend, Immediate Superior in Command tion. He commended the crew for SIMA's motto is "Pride and between 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 September 14 and 15. CD (ISIC) and his inspection team. a job well done and presented Professionalism - CAN DO, WE'LL SIMA satisfactorily passed all awards to the following FIX IT." SIMA, GTMO Bay enjoys p.m. The survey will be to classes will begin on Sunday, detect leaks in the main September 22 for grades 1 phases of the inspection and was personnel: COMNAVBASE letters of the distinction of being "the a lines running through the through 9. High School found ready to perform its appreciation to SIMA's volunteer oldest repair facility" in the a Gold Hill area. Water to the classes will meet once a mission of providing inter- auxiliary firefighters for Navy, having being first assistance rendered during a established barracks will be interrupted month. mediate level maintenance and on December 10, fire at the Marine Barracks on throughout the day. Your repairs, both planned and 1903. cooperation is greatly PWD/ROICC Wives -- They appreciated and will help PWD/ROICC wives will hold a lead to the success of the Christmas Bazaar workshops in N Naval Base Energy the home of Issy Gallen PP1, Test smoke detectors -- it may save your life Conservation Program. ourextndea$Monday, Septemberagale and~aj 16, at 7 The Naval Station Fire as it responds to an open flame smoke detector on each level of ScolAdioy oni p.m. Please bring a snack, Department reminds you to test best. Blow the candle out and your home or apartment. Protect School Advisory Council scissors, and household your smoke detectors at least let the smoke drift up to a the bedroom areas first, since - The meeting scheduled for once a month. A broken detector photoelectric-type detector, as most fatal home fires happen at todaya at the Elementary more information, call Issy School in Room B-10 has been provides no protection and you it responds faster to smoldering night. Train everyone in your cannot afford to be without fires. As soon as the alarm family to respond quickly at the changed to 4 p.m. vice 5 p.m.at sounds, fan the smoke detector. I early warning to a fire. away with sound of the smoke Periodic checks of detectors Seconds count. Practice getting EEO Committee -- The EEO Auxiliary Firefighters should be routine in your home. or newspaper. out safely. Committee will have its - There will be a mandatory a magazine Most smoke detectors have a monthly meeting today, meeting of all auxiliary If your detector is battery "press to test" button. It is operated, change the batteries If your smoke detector is not September 11, at 2:30 p.m. in firefighters on September 16, also a good isea to test the once a year at least. Most smoke working properly or it continues Monday, 1 p.m. at Fire a the PWD Conference Room. detector using a candle or sound a to false alarm, return to the Ia Station No. 1. detectors will cigarette. But be very careful. "chirping" noise when the place of purchase and get a new Open House -- Due to Hold the candle about six inches but do not one. If you need further schedule conflicts, the Open Pay Deposited Quicker - battery gets low, under the detector. Keep the wait for that. Always keep fresh information about smoke House for parents of W.T. Tired of standing in line to candle burning if you have an batteries on hand. detectors, contact the Naval Sampson High School students get your payday check cashed? ionization-type smoke detector, You should have at least one Station Fire Department at 4222. grades 7 through 12 will be Take the hassle and worry out held Wednesday, September 18, of this and other payday at 7 p.m. situations by utilizing PDQ (Pay Deposited Quicker). With GTMO Dialogue Socializers Club -- The PDQ, your paycheck is sent players in cooperation with directly to the financial Thanks to all my friends and U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, perdida de muestra madre, the Socializers Club present institution of your choice. sympathizers of this community Cuba. Alberta Cotton. GTMO's first "Whist" Instead of receiving a in the moments of our Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Gonzalez Una gracia especial para todos Tournament on Saturday, paycheck you will receive a bereavement for the loss of our and Family. los miembros del cuerpo medico September 14, starting at 5 bank stub showing the amount mother, Alberta Cotton. del hospital y de la p.m. on the Socializers of money that was forwarded A special thanks to all Muchas gracias para todas mis congregacion catolica de la patio. Bring your favorite to your financial institution members on the staff of the U.S. amistades y simpathizantes de Base, Bahia de Guantanamo, Cuba. dish, your partner and a $5 for credit to your account. Naval Hospital and members of esta comunidad en nuestros Sr. y Sra. Ernesto Gonzalez y entry fee. Music and prizes Car Rentals -- For your the Catholic congregation of the momentos de desconsuelo por la familia. will be provided. For more convenience, car rentals will information call 3361 or be available on Tuesdays and 3820. Friday, 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. , at the Recreation The key? Plan ahead - save money, hassle Sound Scene -- The NEX Services Office Building, only during working Sound Scene has received a across from the Accidently locked out of your for you. you in, but large shipment of TV antennas courts. Call 384 for more house? *If you are locked out during hours. TV wire, Standinformation. It happens to almost everyone normal working hours, go to the There is a fee for using the at some time or another. Housing Office (Bldg. 804) and Trouble Desk, and the charge is Well, there are some check out a key. based on overtime for the worker you have not planned ahead who lets you in. It is -I ei ii i 1 i i i " i i I i i i 1 * M I preventive measures you can take *If so you can get back into your and it is after normal working definitely not a free service. to the house if you are locked out. hours, call the Housing Trouble A recent case reported The key? Plan ahead. Desk at 4617. CAUTION: This Daily Gazette indicated a to -_____-- [ILY GAZII1[ *Call a family member who also could be hazardous to your resident was charged over $31 -S. Nvy'sa Only Shore-based Daily Newspaper has a key. wallet. be let back into his house after *Make arrangements with a *Occasionally, a project being locked out. U.S. aval Base Capt. Robert Allen, US .Cmmader, extra key manager will also be able to let The key? Plan ahead. Lt. Qlar. Rick Fischer US .Public Affairs Off icer neighbor to hold an 02 el Guilleen, U.cl. o .Asst. PA/ablgi editor J03 Teni Thms, USH. . Assistant Editor Mrs. Susan Junkins.Secretary/Asociate Editor Mrs. Ann-Elizabeth Efixff . Production Assistant Wa encourage you to participate. The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules and Your vot e . your i . .your newspaper? nat you would 11.p, o see in print. lryalf reg torotsTp ans u station newsaer, unSer the direction means - drop it by our office. If yt of the public affairs officer. The Gai ly Gaette is printed five Gazetteo yae rticipaorto ihe ly terested, ye ti a call at extentio 4819 of tines a week at government expnse ongovernment equipent, at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The opinions efli Si.you have a strong opinion about as office is in Builig 760 (Admin Hill) and we .issue. y, witama better to the editor (Stop are here five days a wsek fraommidnigt to at and statements that appaat herein are not to be construed a - 53). Are you an aspiring journalist? Well least 4:30 p.m. The staff is friendly an the official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Cosaaiter, U.S. Naval Base. then, taitE)WloIie and'deas to-M And ,ffee le It. Please, let ushear romyou. cif hae sp a lthck ad white togra all, JisGA is your AAfOtar DaAsIsp GEr! 2 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1985 GUAUT*AAO DAILY GAZETTE I ,1 I1 IIu ~I, .111,aE, 11111, 11u*,1.111111111,1/11 1 1111,1111 11111111111111111tI~.'1 gultIllll gill Military begins screening for Aids Navy News Briefs I, Washington, D.C. -- The of Defense for Health Affairs, In response to the possibility I, Department of Defense has Dr. William Mayer. that some groups might see the SNimitz's Homeport he has been convicted of recently announced that, Dr. Mayer cited three main screening test as a "witch hunt" eWashington (NNS)av' certain national security starting not later than October considerations upon which the for homosexuals, Mayer said, Washington has been selected offenses. Since eligibility 1, all potential recruits will military based its decision. "All our decisions with respect asthe f n ho rth for t for medical and dental care, be screened for HTLV-III First, the numberous. to the disease of Aids have Nimitz carrier battle group, xhnead om sr antibody, which may be vaccinations people get when nothing whatever to do with associated with the disease, entering the service could be a homosexuality. We are not doing Aids. The testing, which is health hazard to someone whose this test to single anyone out designed to protect the health immune system is weakened by except those who have a disease, of all personnel, will be Aids. or potentially have a disease environmental impact dependents will also lose conducted using a Food and Drug that could hurt them and hurt statement in June and the these benefits. Walker was Administration-approved Secondly, later on in a other people." required review period, the first of the alleged serologic test. Testing will be career, a person could be sent Everett will be the homeport "Walker spy ring" to be conducted at military entrance overseas, requiring him to According to Mayer, the for up to 15 ships, including tried. ocessing stations. undergo more vaccinations for military is waiting for the a the USS Nimitz, two guided The testing will be diseases not common in the U.S. recommendations of a board of cruisers, two oferthe figabethes il b tmissibeNAVYouseamrethn60bae RELIEF accomplished during the initial "This would mean we could not independent civilian scientists bhecaus eit, two guided Waily tNNS -The Navy physical examination where blood deploy a soldier, sailor or Missileforce. Everetthwsdestroyers and four Relief who advises the military on selecding thiedcus. Societyhc willi rebe samples will be drawn by medical airman who had even an early public health policy, guided missile frigates. TwO offeringren information o personnel. Laboratory testing phase of the disease," Mayer particularly regarding for the HTLV-III antibody will said. communicable diseases, before to the Naval Reserve beanbetween September and May. be conducted by civilian deciding whether or not to test eForce. Everett was selected The course, which is free, laboratories. And third, in time of war, or people already in the military. because it offered the best primarily trains people to be landheavaialtyidustrial rlefatpoicesthand60bpersna Individuals with positive test even in times of smaller mass "If it is indicated on a combination of overall NRS volunteers, but also results will be referred to casualties, the military relies scientific basis then indeed we operational characteristics, gives current information on their private physicians for directly on blood transfusions will do it." Factors evaluated included pay and allowances. Navy more thorough evaluation, and from one soldier to another in I land availability, industrial Relief policies and personal those who are determined to be the field. Since Aids can be *and logistical ship support financial management. spread directly through blood The testing starting October negative upon re-evaluated and services. The first ships are Attending the course does not processed for entry into the transfusions, those who might 1, will apply to everyone, scheduled to arrive in FY obligate your to serve as an Armed Services. have this antibody could officers, enlisteds and 1989 with the remaining ships NRS volunteer. The Relief into the Until potential recruits are enganger the lives of wounded reservists, coming , in.arriving FY 1991. Society will pay for service. screened at the military soldiers. p associated child care and entrance processing stations, a COea OFfmileage costs if needed. similar process will be Norfolk (NNS) -- NATO's Contact the NRS office for inducted immediately upon ability to protect supply and more information. rival at initial training School is open! Watch out for kids! reinforcement shipping from centers. Those testing positive North America to European will be withdrawn from trainiing ports is being tested during and referred to a military ATTENTION MOTORISTS: The exercise "Ocean Safari 85." Port Hueneme, Calif. (NNS) - treatment facility for further This largest NATO convoy USS QUAPAW ended more than speed limit from Marine four decades of service onI evaluation. Housing through Nob Hill *exercise ever held began last August 30. Originally The military's decision to will be 20 m.p.h. between Wednesday and is scheduled to screen recruits was made to 7:15 and 8 a.m. and 1:50 end September 20. It takes cmisoe tAaea protect both people coming into Calif., on May 6, 1944, the and 2:30 p.m. place in the Atlantic Ocean, wee k the service and the people they the English Channel and the p liary tug received four would be associated with, Norwegian Sea. Approximately battle stars in support of according to Assistant Secretary 25,000 U.S. Navy men and amphibious battle stars while women are among the 80,000 operation and peronnel pepetkn ati h Wonson,Korea, in 1952-53. The heoleonaJuy 2 Te winninge Jtug's most recent Potpourri& Gra b t exercise, accomplishment was the towing

N D ndOFF of the ex-USS Nautilus from THE aNf MS MichaelFour coo nMare Island, Calif. to the ;ALER Naval Station, Norfolk, Cfromanada Canal. have won the right to participate in the

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Call 2713. tank (100 pond size) is about half ORGAN Atlantic Fleet Chili Cook Off training efficiency" from full. If you hate the mess and fuss Thomas 130 home organ, mini mate, held on July 27. The winning July 1983 to June 1984. '74 Ford Pinto, runs good, of charcoal, this for you. and Grill rhythm section built in headphone team was made up of M1 Rubin During that time, the dependable, asking $1000 neg. small tank, $90, large tank, $63, jack, $500. Call 2857 AT. Available October 4. Call Gary at fully refundable at supply. Sturday Neri, M 3 Douglas Reynolds squadron won many awards, 2231 AWH. microwave cart on rollers with shelf APPLIANCES and MSSRs Michael Kent and including the Chief of Naval and storage compartment. Dark heavy duty washing BOAT woodgrain finish, $25. Call Steve at Whirlpool Mark Coffin. Air Training Aviation Safety Boat, motor and trailer. 15' Cbia machine, large capacity; Hot Point Commendation, Runabout with '80 60hp Mariner 2635 after 5 p.m. and before 8 p.m. heavy duty dryer. Available and flew more motor, excellent condition. Cames September 19. Call 2359 AWH. *CNET REORGANIZATION than 21,000 mishap-free with skis, bimini top and all safety Gaxebo 9x9x13 ft. built fron 2x4 and Pensacola (NNS) -- Last flight hours. ipnent, $2900. Call 2397 AT. starplates w/shadecloth roof. Blocks Sears Coldpoint freezer, 22.3 out 60 percent of sun. Ideal for cu.ft., good condition and works week'sstory on the August 9 AUTO PARTS working or lounging outside. Will well, $300 or best offer. Call 2744 * announcement of the Firestone tire, size L7x15; two in relocation, $75; all steel AT. 3 reorganization of the Naval IENAN power steering pump Chevy truck original gravity guidance inversion 1977-79. Call 2359 AWlH. boots w/hard cover book and bar SERVICES *Education and Training Charleston, S.C. (NNS) -- , brackets, new in box, $40; almost Will clean Command Headquarters has Mineman First Class Johnny Have new Honday Civic strip for new electric drill bit sharpener by your house for final inspection, qualified. Call K. raised some questions. The Wilson is the Association of front edge of hood. Will not fit Black and Decker, $15; 7 ft. Anderson Accord. Will sell below cost at $20. hardwood oars w/oaklocks and at 3220 AT. reorganization and reduction Mineman's 1985 Mineman of the Call Steve at 2635 between 5 and 8 brackets, will sell separately, new AIR CONDITIONERS 1a inUneIil personnel ieo h p.m. condition, $30; new Sears metal meat affect the CNET Year. Currently assigned to a Kenmore 22,000 BTU w/energy saver; Headquarters staff in instructor duty at grinder/food copper, $6. 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One 12 000 BTU, $125; one 5,500 BTU retirement pay following his outstanding example of Jack poster in silver metal frame Jazz, pop, rock, and classical, $3 ofconvictionespionage.participationand (Fr). Call Dave at 2532 AWH. $75. !oth in good condition. Call p each or $10 for four. 4460 AWH. SCUBA GEAR albums, $5 each or $8 for two. Call Under title five of the sportsmanship within the Seaquest 5 BC, Sherwood magnum Dave at 2532 AWH. One 24 500 BTU, 15 months old, $400 Code, an military and civilian regulator, Sierwood depth/pressure paid $i60; 7,000 BTU, $75; 11,006 individual, his survivor or communities. gauge, , weight belt w/12 Small pet carrer, airline approved, BTU, $30. Available October. Call *beneficiary may not be paid ind of weights, speargun. aluminum $20. Call 2231 AT. 2231 AWH. cu. tank, $425. Call 6349 or 6390. *annuity or retirement pay if * II Must sacrifice beautiful strikir 18,000 BTU, works great, $200. I I UNIFORMS dark blue print velvet sola (7 1/2' Available now. Call 3556 AWH. New CPO? Three sets of CM (Khaki) and love seat (5 1/2') with loose and one set of CNT (Summer White). pillow back cushions, like new, paid Wlirl1ool 18,500 BTU w/ener saver Slacks are 34x31, shirt size 15 1/2 $1000, will sell for $500. To excellentcondition, $325; irlpoof neck with 38-40 chest, $15 a set. coplete this set, two large ginger 5 000 BTU w/energy saver, one years Call Dove at 2532 AWH. jar style lamps, creme with blue old, $180; Gibson 10,000 BTU, four design, $50 and three wood square years old, excellent condition, When submitting classified ads. ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT oak color end tables, $75; queen $210. Mst sell! Prices flexible. zenith stereo with turntable, size hide-a-bed sofa, brown and Call 2288 DWH or 2806 AWH and ask condition, $125 or excellent best beige tones with black accents in an for FO Dears. The ad must be in before 9 a.m. to get in the next day's paper, otherwise >ffer. Call 3409 AT. attractive plaid, excellent it will two days later. condition, will include mattress pad WANTED TELEVISION to 30. Each ad mist be submitted on a separate 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper with a and set of sheets, $300; yellow Men's bicycle, between $25 phone number and signature. If each ad us not submitted an a separate piece Color 25" TV, excellent condition, wrought iron glass top round dinette Call George March at 6383 between 3 $350 or best offer. Call 3409 AT. of paer, it will run under the miscellaneoush leading. table and five chairs, with yellow and 11 p.m. Yard sales are published in Friday's paper only. A yard sale ad must be padded seats, $75; stereo with in before 9 a.m. on Thursday. Be advised not to subami ta classified ad Sylvania 13" blak/white TV works AM/FM/8-track and turntable, two Starter to fit 360 C.I. Mpr. Call grt $25; wood TV stand, $5. Call along with a yard sale on the same sheet of paper. speakers and a bunch of 8-track Bill at 3361. Your advertisement will run two continuous days ai cnce per week. The ad tapes, $60; four wood patio chairs must be resubhitted if you wish it to run the flowing wee. w/cushion seats, redwood "love Musicians! Bass, keyboard, and FURNITURE to bring live rock 'n Ads can be dropped off at the Public Affairs Office located in Building wooden dining table and four chairs, seat", $15. That is all for singer needed 760 from 7 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. There is an envelope outside the office starters. Call 4601 AT. roll to-GTHO. Call Eric at 2713 or good condition, $50. Call 2748 AT. Dennis at 3186 AWH. door for ads submitted after working hours.

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In the Major League last night. LOCAL SCENE Advanced Scuba Class Soccer Referee Indoc and Reds' Rose went 0-4 loosing to Padres The Staub's last Advanced Certification Clinic Scuba Class starting at 6 p.m., Attention GBYAA and Captain's (AP) - The Reds, the record, The drug distribution trial of Mariano Duncan drove in five September 18 will be at the Cup officials! An additional Rose and the fans have to wait a Curtis Strong continued yes- runs to back the five-hit hospital classroom. For more Soccer Clinic has been scheduled little longer. Pete Rose went terday in Pittsburgh. Yankee pitching of in information call Mona at 2741 for Saturday, at the old high 0-4 last night in Cincinnati's infielder Dale Berra testified the opener. Greg Brock had a AT. school, room 12, from 8 a.m. 3-2 loss to at former team captains Bill grand slam in the second game. until 4 p.m. Right now, there sold-out Riverfront Stadium. Madlock and Willie Stargell Bob Knepper became the Back in the water! are not enough officials t Rose said he was not nervous. provided him with amphetamines winningest left-hander in O'Day sailboats are now conduct games for youth o However, he did say he "might while all three were with the ' history last available for rental beginning adults. It is highly reconnended have been trying too hard." He Pittsburgh Pirates. Stargell night. Knepper threw a three- Saturday afternoon. The Windward for anyone who is interested in told reporters he was a little says the allegations are "not hitter and Houston beat the San Point Marina is in full swing officiating at events, to come disappointed he did not get the true." Francisco Giants 4-1. It was operations! Come on out and out and attend the clinic. Get hit and that the Reds lost. Rose San Francisco outfielder Jeff Knepper's forty-eighth victory sail. yourself up-to-date with the popped to short twice and flew Leonard testified he twice for Houston. The Astros have won latest rules, changes and brush out to left twice. His next hit purchased cocaine from Strong in 11 of their last 13 games. Sailing Instructors up on your knowledge of soccer! will boost him past Ty Cobb and 1982. Pittsburgh's Rick Reuschel 2560 or We are looking for sailing Call Fred Del Valle at into first place on baseball's Back to the National League worked his sixth straight instructors. If you have a Sean Josephs at 4139 for career hit list. ballparks, the complete game and the Pirates certificate in sailing details. The Padres plan to start took sole possession of first edged the Chicago Cubs 2-1. instruction, contact Tony Smith Softball right-hander Eric Show in place in the East Division. They Reuschel struck out 12 batters at the Windward Marina, 2345 or Any CPOs who would like to get tonight's game at Cincinnati and edged the St. Louis Cardinals and held the Cubs to eight hits. 2991. Instructors will be paid out that old worn ball glove and Rose is expected to be in the 5-4. The three-game series At age 36, Reuschel is within on a percentage of the fees play softball for the Old Goats Reds' lineup again. opened with a Tom Herr one of his 1973 career collected. in the upcoming Men's League In last night's game, Garry for the Redbirds in the top of high. Rookie third baseman contact MMCM Efimoff at 4241 Templeton had four hits for the the first and a bench-clearing Dennis Gonzalez gave the Pirates dH. Padres, including a game-winning altercation and a Howard Johnson both their tallies with a Attention Bowlers RBI single in the seventh. grand slam in the bottom of the two-run homer. Teams/persons interested in The Angels have first. Mike Schmidt's three-run homer bowling in the Thursday Night Lap Swim Hours added a veteran to their Tonight, 20-game winner Dwight in the bottom of the eleventh COMO Mixed League, please Beginning Monday, one 1 pitching staff for the pennant Gooden pitches for the Mets gave the a contact Cindi Maguire at 4198 lanes will be utilized at the drive. They have acquired.a against John Tudor, who has won 5-2 win over the Montreal Expos. DWH or 2337 AWH, or Willie COM and Windjammer swimming Sutton, 40, from Oakland. The 16 of his last 17 decisions for Mitch Webster set a Montreal George at 4177 DWH or 4491 AWH. pools from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. A's will get two Minor leaguers St. Louis. team record by hitting a home and 5:30 until 7 p.m. Contact to be named later. He has won Los Angeles routed the Atlanta run for the fourth consecutive We are cleaning up! Gonna Bowers, Aquatics Manager 293 Major League games. Braves twice, 10-1 and 10-4. game. Leeward, COM, Villamar, at 2560 for details. Windjammer and CPO swimming pools will be closed for maintenance on Wednesday, Attention Bowlers September 18 and Thursday Rosters are being accepted for September 19, 1 - 4 p.m. the Monday Night Men's BRIEFS League. Please submit team 4m names to Bob Krepp at 4123/2898, Hockey Promoter Bob Arum wants John Mugabi recognized as Intercommand Tennis or Jim Qualls at 4842/2435. (UPI) -- The Pittsburgh Penguins now have two the leading contender, but that is obvious since There will be an organiza- There will be an organiza- Simpsons on the team. The NHL Club acquired Dave Arum has already signed Hagler to fight Mugabi. tional meeting for Intercommand tional meeting at Marblehead Simpson from the New York Islanders for what is Tennis on October 2, 5 p.m., at Lanes Snack Shack tomorrow, at termed future considerations. Simpson, 23, joins Basketball the Recreation Services office. 5:30 p.m. Team captains should younger brother Craig, the Penguins' top pick in (UPI) -- Chuck Nevitt, the tallest player in NBA There will be a singles play plan to attend and submit final this year's draft. history and a member of the Los Angeles Laker s, only, no doubles. rosters at that time. has signed a one-year contract with the clut Tennis Financial details were not released. (UPI) -- Jimmy Connors was slapped with a 42-day Young signs with Buccaneers suspension by the Men's International Pro- East-West Summer League fessional Tennis Council. The penalty covers (UPI) -- and Isiah Thomas, the all (AP) - Around the NFL, quarter- Benirschke could be out for as tournaments sanctioned by the council and becomes NBA backcourt, will team up September 21 when back Steve Young has signed a long as a month with a groin automatic after Connors' total fines over the their Lansing, Mich., Summer League Team plays a series of six one-year contracts strain. previous 12 months reached $7,500. Connors was group of Los Angeles players in the first with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Buffalo waived backup quarter- fined $2,500 at the U.S. Open for verbal abuse East-West Summer League game. Young was released from his $40 back Joe Dufek. The Bills and obscenity and $1,500 in the Canadian Open in (AP) -- NBA veteran Tom McMillen says the million contract with the USFL's replaced him with quarterback mid-August for similar outbreaks. upcoming season will be his last with the Los Angeles Express yesterday. Bruce Mathison. Washington Bullets. The Rhodes scholar is seeking Five-time all-pro offensive The Chicago Bears put line- Boxing the Democratic nomination for Congress from his tackle Marvin Powell ended his backer Brain Cabral on injured (UPI) -- The championship committee of the World Maryland District. holdout and signed a renego- reserve and re-signed linebacker Boxing Association announced that James Kinchen Dallas Cowboys tiated contract with the New Jim Morrissey of Michigan State. is still the leading available contender for the (UPI) - Veteran defensive tackle Don Smerek will York Jets. Middleweight crown held by Marvelous Marvin be lost to the Dallas Cowboys for a minimum of The San Diego Chargers are Hagler. The committee also says that Hagler is four weeks after straining a shoulder muscle in looking at place-kickers Bob obligated "to defend his title" against Kinchen. Monday's victory over Washington. The Cowboys Thomas, Eddie Garcia and Dan Under WBA rules, Hagler will be stripped of the added defensive back Ricky Easmon, a rookie free Biasucci. Chargers' Coach Don crown unless he meets Kinchen in a title bout. agent out last week, to the roster. Corvell says regular kicker Rolf

By Charles Morey Tech. Washington State may Going back almost 70 years, a squeeze by Arizona. Two losers last week, gifted halfback named George Washington and Brigham Young, Gipp transferred from Michigan THE SPORTSMAN will try to straighten out. Only to Notre Dame. They are still one can and that one will be mad about it in Ann Arbor. Brigham Young. For that reason, and a few Colorado is about a others, Notre Dame can expect a will entertain Rutgers other games. the choice over Virginia place, better than Oregon and Colorado warm welcome when it invades and almost certainly will be a In the East, Army over Western Military, Clemson over Virginia State appears good enough to Michigan Stadium on Saturday. Michigan, Maryland to down Tech and William and Mary over bad host. Fourth-ranked Southern beat Texas-El Paso. Nevada-Las Neither one yet figures California is taking a week off. Boston College, Wake Forrest to Norfolk State. Vegas, a slight underdog, may prominently in the National beat Boston University, Holy Ball State is a nervous pick surprise Fresno State. ratings, but that rated fifth, will open Cross to conquer Colgate. Penn over Miami of Ohio. Illinois is subject to Iowa, Fullerton State is a touchdown change. its season against Drake and State should take Temple. West should from last week' s better than Nevada-Reno. New no trouble. Virginia, with high hopes for defeat by Southern California to should have Mexico should top New Mexico Let us dispose of last week, big things, should down Duke. whip Southern Illinois. Indiana Southern Methodist, the State. California will overcomW when we had 20 right and nine is selected to beat Louisville. number-six team, is off this Oregon State. Portland State wrong. Our totals for the year So is seventh-ranked Alabama will collide with Iowa State over Utah State, week. should down Idaho State. are 29-14, a percentage of .678. Oklahoma State, Texas A+M and the tide gets our Kansas over Vanderbilt and Florida State. San Diego State may get by Back to Notre Dame at number-eight, will greet North vote. Appalachian State is Michigan State over Arizona Long Beach State. Stanford will Michigan. The Irish are a slight Texas State and the greeting picked over Western Kentucky. State. take San Jose State, but not favorite, but we will stay with warm for the Baylor may surprise Georgia. should be much too without a struggle. the home team. visitors. Kentucky can handle Bowling Minnesota is a little better The top-ranked team, Auburn, Number-nine, Chio State, will Green. Mississippi is capable of than Wichita State. Missouri is at home to Southern meet Pittsburgh and should win, upsetting Arkansas, Syracuse may should roll over Northwestern. The Air Force, a good-looking Mississippi. Bo Jackson rides but only after a bitter battle. do the same to Mississippi Wisconsin is much better than squad, should fly over Wyoming. again, and Auburn wins another UCLA, in tenth place, will State. Louisiana State should Northern Illinois. Utah will fly to for a game. travel to Tennessee and is the open with a win over North night game. As ever, Utah will Number-two Oklahoma does not Dick here to win a close one. Carolina. Miami of Florida should have to overcome the numerous play and will not for a couple Now, let us hopscotch around We like George Tech over North outscore Rice. Texas Christian attractions in Honolulu and alsc of weeks. Florida, in third the country for some of the Carolina State, and Richmond will turn back Tulane. Tulsa a good football team. Hawaii over Massachusetts. Virginia is gets a narrow edged over Texas gets our vote.

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