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Vol. 46 -- No. 152 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Accord ends Trinidad's hostage siege AP - The prime minister of The prime minister said he in- Come on down to "Electric Avenue" Trinidad, Arthur Robinson and the structed the head of the Trinidad and chief negotiator for Moslem extrem- Tobago Defense Force, to make ists who tried to oust him say they necessary arrangements for the have reached an agreement to end a evacuation of hostages and rebels as four-day hostage siege. soon as possible. Speaking from inside parlia- The chief rebel negotiator, also Liberia -- The White House calls a re- ment, where the uprising began, speaking on the telephone, said he ported mass killing in Liberia a sense- Trinidad's justice and national wished to totally corroborate what less act of terror. Administration offi- security minister said the agree- the prime minister had just said. cials say Liberian troops broke into a ment calls for Robinson's imme- refugee camp and killed about 200 diate resignation with elections to people. Witnesses in Liberia have put Bennett makes the number at 600 killed. Liberian be held within 90 days. President Samuel Doe is denying re- Robinson is one of 41 hostages radical proposal sponsibility for the killings. reported held since Friday by Mos- AP -- The nation's anti-drug lem rebels. chief is making what he says is a London -- British leaders are urging The official also said the govern- radical proposal. William Bennett members of the government to employ ment had granted amnesty to the says childrenof drug-ridden families tighter security measures. Sunday, a Moslem radicals involved in the should be taken away from their Photo y J03 Lisa Petrillo carbombkilled theparliamentmember insurgency, which has reportedly families and neighborhoods and who chaired the Northem Ireland Gitmoite left at least nine people dead. placed in foster homes or other insti- Fitzgerald Carr tests out a pool table at Gitmo's new committee in the House of Commons. Speaking by telephone from in- tutions. Addressing the National game room, Electric Avenue. The room is located at NRA's old laundromat on Sherman Avenue. It's filled with video games, (Continued on page 3) side parliament, Robinson said the Urban League, Bennett said anti- agreement was reached after very drug efforts should focus on the pool tables, vending machines, a microwave, TVs, tables and difficult bargaining. young. chairs. If you need change, an attendant will be available to assist you. Electric Avenue hours are 6 a.m. to midnight, Congress addresses junk food, mail Sunday through Thursday, and 6 a.m. to 2 a.m., Friday and U-_EUSA Saturday. All fleet sailors and Gitmoites are welcome. AP - Lawmakers in the House Also, House lawmakers are tak- News have unanimously approved legis- ing steps against the electronic lation that would make nutritional equivalent of junkmail. A bill ap- House haggles over defense cuts labeling on packaged food more proved yesterday, would allow Hawaii-- Searchers may have found a AP - It's a small step but it is Also, the House has haggled prominent and easier to read. The bill businesses and individuals to keep cargo door that tore off a United Air- the first one toward destroying the President Bush's budget request for would require that specific infor- junk faxes and junk phone calls off lines jet over the Pacific Ocean last expensive and illustrious B-2 overseas military projects in a multi- mation about nutritional value - their lines. The measure calls for year, killing nine people. The debris Bomber. A House Subcommittee million dollar armed forces con- such as calorie counts - be high- establishment of a national register has been located about 90 miles from has voted to eliminate almost $4 struction bill. The vote yesterday, Honolulu, three miles down on the lighted by larger type of contrasting of phone subscribers who object to billion President Bush wanted for the shaves the Bush proposal by more ocean floor. The National Transporta- colors. It would also require that any such unsolicited messages. Charities aircraft in the fiscal 1991 military than $800 million. It also bans U.S. tion Safety Board has found that a claims about the food - such as its and political organizations would be budget. Further action is expected funding for a new NATO air base faulty design of the doors locking low-salt content - be consistent exempt from any phone-message mechanism was likely to blame for the today in the Full House Armed Serv- planned for Italy when other bases with government definitions. ban. accident. Officials say inspection of the ices Committee. are slated for closure. door could lead to better plane safety.

New York -- Eastern Airlines officials Navy news Guantanamo Bay residents can use are not the only ones being criticized for the airlines alleged falsification of SEAWOLF - Senior Navy offi- advances in Soviet submarine tech- voiced his concern over drastic de- refueling exercises with fighter air- maintenance records. The New York cials, congressional leaders and De- nology and that country's unabated fense cuts in light of the Soviet Un- craft from the Persian Gulf's United Times says a federal prosecutor is pre- fense Department officials met on construction of multiple classes of ion's modernization of its strategic Arab Emirates (UAE). Assistant paring a report critical of the Federal Capitol Hill July 24, to discuss the modern submarines as an absolute forces. "We must remember there Secretary of Defense Pete Williams Aviation Administration. According to future of the Navy's new SSN-21 need for the new SSN-21. have been few changes in Soviet confirmed U.S. Navy ships were also the Times, the report says the FAA did Seawolf Submarine Program. PERSONNEL, WEAPONS CUTS strategic forces," Bush said. "On the involved in a support role. not act on complaints from the airlines Secretary of the Navy H. Law- - President Bush met with 14 key contrary, they are continuing to The exercise involves two Stra- pilots and mechanics, dismissing them rence Garrett III, asked the House congressional leaders July 25, to modernize their entire force and will tegic Air Command KC- 135 Tankers as the result of Easten's labor dispute. Armed Services Committee's slow the drive for deep cuts in strate- enter the Strategic Arms Reduction and one Military Airlift Command Houston-- A weekend collision in the Seapower Subcommittee to look far gic weapons and military personnel Talks (START) negotiations fully C-141 with maintenance support Houston ship channel spilled lots more down the road, past present political programs. modernized." cargo aboard. Six U.S. Navy ships oil than the Coast Guard thought. Au- changes and near-term budget pres- Inhis firstmeeting withcongres- TENSIONS IN PERSIAN GULF are currently in the Persian Gulf thorities say 500,000 gallons of refin- sures, to a long-term strategy for the sional leaders concerning the fiscal -According to the Department of ery oil poured into the water. The oil future. In his remarks, Garrett cited year 1991 defense budget, Bush Defense, the U.S. is conducting air- Please see NAVY NEWS, page 3 slick is now 15miles long and the Coast Guard says no matter what direction it takes, it's likely to wetlands. Gitmo residents enjoy dependent cruise aboard USS Caron

Midwest -- Federal authorities and eluded a simulated man overboard NATO Sea Sparrow Point Defense police throughout the midwest say they recovery using the ship's motor Missile System, and the RIM-7M expect a bumper harvest of an illegal whale boat, as well as a shipboard Sparrow Missiles delighted all crop -- marijuana. Police say the com- recovery demonstration. Maneu- guests. bination of hot weather, rain and verability drills included a high The design of the close-in air tougher efforts against smuggled drugs speed demonstration followed by a defense system cancounter the threat has driven up the price which has full power all back "crash back of enemy aircraft and anti-ship prompted growers to grow more. drill." cruise missiles. The Mark-15 Pha- Among the states expected to have big Visitors were able to view tracts of marijuana by fall are Illinois, and lanx "Gatlin Gun" or MOD 2 Close- Texas and Wisconsin. photograph all evolutions from the In Weapon System (CIWS) was also ship's bridge and signal bridge and on display. The CIWS is a fully auto- Pennsylvania-- A fight over the coun- included getting underway from a matic air defense weapon capable of try's toughest abortion law is being pier, maneuvering in restricted wa- firing 3000 rounds per minute. watched by activists on both sides of ters, and mooring to a pier. A static display of the SH-60B the issue. Doctors and abortion clinics The ship fired its five inch 54 "Seahawk" helicopter offered visi- in Pennsylvania formally asked a fed- caliber guns during a practice fire tors a close up view of the Light eral judge yesterday to throw out key demonstration. The Mark 45 guns Airborne Multi-Purpose System sections of a restrictive law, the tough- allow a single man in the Combat est of any state. One thing, they object (LAMPS MK III). The LAMPS MK Information Center (CIC) to fire a III is a twin engine helicopter that to is requiring women to tell their hus- OfficialNa, phdao load of 20 rounds unassisted. bands before getting an abortion. A Gitmo child gets assistance carries a crew of two pilots and a from a USS Caron sailor as she Caron also demonstrated how sensor crewman. The primary mis- peers through the ship's Big Eyes. they open and close hatches on the Florida -- In Ft. Myers, Fla., aman has sion of LAMPS III is Anti-Subma- been convicted of murdering his two- recently backfitted MK-41 Vertical rine Warfare (AWS) and is capable year-old stepson. He'd been accused of By LT. TIM COCHRAN Cmdr. John Z. St tepien, Caron's Launching System (VLS). The VLS of carrying ASW torpedoes. During drowning the toddler in a toilet for commanding officer ,and Lt. Cmdr. is capable of firing the Tomahawk flight operations, demonstrations of soiling his pants. USS Caron recently hosted a William C. McWei thy, the ship's cruise missiles which enable Caron the Recovery Assist Securing and one- day dependents' cruise for the executive officer, prprovided a rum- to engage shore-based and naval Traversing System (RAST) which (Continued on page 3) residents of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, prehensive narration of all events. surface targets at long range. during a break in refresher training. Ship handling evolutions in- A static display of both the Please see CARON, page 3 PAGE 2, TUEnDAY, JULY 31, 1990, GUANTANAMo DALY GAZErm Jamaican heritage profile SIMA's Johnson wants to be the best electrician he can be

they were inneed of someone with my Johnson said when he accom- By J03 LISA PETRILLO experience," said Johnson. plishes this, he wants to take on other Johnson said he enjoys working challenges. "I want to teach the Jamaican Keith Peter Johnson on the base, but sometimes feels stag- younger boys what I know. I want to came to Gitmo 27 years agobecause nant in his career. "I want the oppor- join the Peace Corps and be able to go the base needed electricians. Peter, tunity to expand my horizons." And to Third-world countries where my as he calls himself, said, "I had the when the base begins to feel too small skills would be most useful. I never opportunity to work with the biggest to him, he travels back to Jamaica for want to stop using my electrical firms in Jamaica. However, I came a visit. skills." to Gitmo because they needed "However, I have no regrets. You Johnson said the only way to be someone with my knowledge and can't say regret, regret. You have to successful is to stay in school. "You experience." thank God for what you have for the got to know that one and one is two. Johnson, who trained as an elec- time being." You have to do your homework." trician in Jamaica, started working He added he came to Gitmo with And, Johnson added, neverlook back at Public Works Department an ambition. "I wanted to go some- with sad eyes. Take what experi- (PWD). "Several years later I trans- where where I could blame myself if ences have come your way and use ferred to SIMA (Shore Intermediate I wasn't the best electrician Keith Peter Johnson that I them in a positive way to fulfill your Maintenance Activity) because could be." dreams. Today in music

AP -- The Grateful Dead has placing KeithGodchaux, who in turn with what spokesman Dennis Mc- without it being immediately appar- Here's this weeks music quiz: been hit with a setback. With a na- had replaced Ron McKenan, who Nally called his rough, bluesy, tex- ent to the audience." What is the highest charting song by tional tour scheduled to resume this died of cirrhosis of the liver in 1973. tured voice. the group Santana? month, keyboard player Brent When he first joined the Bay- John Barlow collaborated with Bruce Springsteen and his girl- The answerin amoment,but first Mydland was found dead in his home Area-based group, Mydland was re- Mydland on many of his songs. He friend have a new son. Patti Scialfa we'll check the week in pop music Thursday east of San Francisco. ally overshadowed by Jerry Garcia says Mydland ".was so good at gave birth to a 7 lb., 9 oz. boy at a history. He'd just returned home from tour- and other, more famous members. what he did that he was able to California hospital last week. A "Toy Soldiers," by Martika was ing earlier in the week. Mydland had As time passed, he wrote more songs become fundamental to everything spokesman says the boy was born still number one this week in 1989. been with the band since 1979, re- and added to the band's harmonies that the band was doing musically sometime between Tuesday and Fri- "Shout," by Tears For Fears was day of last week. in the top spot this week in 1985. Treatment is important to pneumonia recovery The boy is Springsteen's first "Magic," by Olivia Newton- child. John was the Folk's in non-medicine circles among children. top tune this week in Martinez says people who think Springsteen and Scialfa have 1980. call it galloping pneumonia. It's a Doctor Fernando Martinez they may have pneumonia of any been linked romantically since his "The Hustle," by Van form of pneumonia that canhave dire works at the Lahey Clinic. He says all kind should seea doctor. The warn- McCoy divorce from wife Julianne Phillips in and The Soul City Symphony was the consequences if not treated quickly. types of pneumonia respond well to ing signs? A cough that produces 1989. top song this week in 1975. Group "A" streptococcal pneu- antibiotics. With galloping pneumo- sputum, a fever and chest pain - "(They Long To Be) Close To monia hit the headlines recently nia, the key is early treatment. Like especially the kind that increases Veteran guitarist Carlos Santana You," by The Carpenters was in the when it took the life of puppeteer Jim its name suggests, the illness pro- with coughing or breathing. and his group have hit the road, in top spot this week in 1970. Henson. According to the Lahey gresses quickly. And if it spreads But there are no hard and fast support of their new album Spirits "(I Can't Clinic Health Letter, galloping pneu- before antibiotics take effect, it rules. Martinez Get No) Satisfaction," says you don't have Dancing In The Flesh. Santana, one of monia accounts for well under five could be too late. to be experiencing all three to have by the Rolling Stones held the top the survivors of the modem music this week in 1965. percent of all pneumonia. But the With other types of pneumonia, pneumonia. Suchproblems are your spot scene, has released 26 albums to date. "I'm Sorry," by Brenda Lee bacteria that cause it are not uncom- Martinez says treatment can be less body's way of telling you some- The LP is dedicated to United moved into the top chart position this mon at all. They also cause strep critical, but still important to a thing's wrong. So listen to it, he Farm Worker's organizer Cesar week in 1962. throat, which is a common ailment speedy recovery. says, and make that appointment. Chavez. However, the first single is a And "Rock Around The Clock," cover of Curtis Mayfield's Gypsy by Bill Haley and theComets was People in the news Woman. Living Colour's Vernon number one this week 1955. Reid helped produce two tracks. He Now here's the answer to this The wife of the godfather of soul Marilyn Quayle is following her metal and plastic joint earlier this played guitar on one of them. week's pop music quiz: has been turned down as his sponsor doctor's advice and cutting back on month. The hospital says she should Santana's current tour continues "Black Magic Woman," was for a live-at-home work release - her schedule for up to six weeks be able to resume her normal activi- through Sept. 2. number four on Billboard's charts in because she, too, is convicted felon. following her hysterectomy, accord- ties in six weeks. November 1970. A spokesman for the South Carolina ing to her spokeswoman. The wife of Corrections Department says James Vice President Dan Quayle has re- The Muscular Dystrophy Asso- Brown's application for a so-called ceived boxes of get-well cards and ciation's 1990 poster child showed News and Entertainment extended work release was denied messages since her surgery last hersense of humoryesterday during because of his wife's criminal rec- week. She returned home four days a photo session with New York News On Channel 2 ord. Adrienne Brown was convicted after the operation and celebrated her Mayor David Dinkins and enter- 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 3:30 SESAME STREET of possession of PCP in 1989. She 41st birthday with her family on tainer Ben Vereen. Six-year-old 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT predicts her husband will probably Sunday. Ashley Antolak pulled the old two- CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS 6:00 CH7 remain at a work release center until fingers-behind-the-head ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 trick while CH 9 CBS NEWS he's eligible for parole in December The word from Philadelphia TV cameras rolled and photogra- (Chicago) 5:40 SPORTS LATENIGHT CHI 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 1991. Brown was released from Hospital is that Pearl Bailey will stay 6:00 BARNEY MILLER phers snapped pictures. Dinkins 6:30 CHI7 ABC NEWS (National) prison in April, after 15 months of a close by for about a week. 6:30 M*A*S*H She's to joked to Vereen that the little girl CH9 CBA NEWS (Chicago) six-year sentence for aggravated 7:0 STAR TREK continue physical therapy after re- was giving him ears. Vereen will be CH 10 NBC NEWS (National assault and avoiding police during a ceiving an artificial knee. Bailey left a host of this year's Jerry Lewis 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) two-state car chase in 1988. the hospital yesterday after replace- MDA Telethon over Labor Day ment of her arthritic left knee with a weekend.

All movies begin at 8 p.m. Some odds of this. some ends of that Downtown Lyceum Oliver Martin wanted to go for a things got straightened out, author contest was really big . worth $1 North By Northwest. Drama (R).1:46 ride somewhere but didn't have the ties had called m the bomb squad, million. More than 1,700 anglers Marine Lyceum $8 for abus ride between Baltimore sealedoff the highway's southbound lined the banks or took to the waters The Wizard. Drama (PG-13). 1:38 and Silver Spring, Md. So, he hid in lanes and generally clogged up traf- of Lake Monroe yesterday. Their the bathroom. Someone spotted Ol- fic. Police charged Oliver with a goal, snagging the big catch, a iver and shouted "bum in the bath- misdemeanor theft for allegedly tagged fish worth $1 million. The room!" When the message got to the trying so avoid the price of a ticket. big guy was dumped in the water front of the Greyhound, it sounded How else would you diffuse a bum? with 50 other tagged fish ranging in GITMO PEOPLE like "bomb in the bathroom." The value from $25 to $1,000. Anglers This Navy Boatswain's Mate is a criminal investigator for Guan- panicked driver slammed on the The one that got away last week- had 24 hours to fish for bucks, but no tamamo's Security Department; and he is: brakes and waved down a state end at a Bloomington, Ind. fishing one got the big one. trooper. Passengers scrambled from NAME: the bus, pointing at Oliver. Before US s making history tieshadalle inaheibmbtsuad Herbert Montalvo The Coast Guard has a long his- vessels and abandon them until HOMETOWN: Daity ~ tory of working in very cold places. spring. A close inspection of the ice Sabana Grande, The Coast Guard Cutter Bear and floe, however, revealed P.R. a small TIME IN GITMO: other cutters have worked in Arctic crack, enabling Spar to make a two- 1 year, 8 months NAAE waters fr over 100years. One of the day, 200 yard trip to open water. In most memorable Arctic achieve- 64 days the cutters crossed the Arc- CHOICES: ~m~o~cjsg ments was the transit of the North- tic and became the first American SPORTS: m west Passage by the cutters Stors, ships to make the passage from the , PUBLI .C.A.AIRSOIERBramble, volleyball, pool and Spar. Finding a north- Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean, north IT. VBat m046 « >> MAGAZINE: west passage across the Arctic was a of the North American continent. dream ofmariners for almost 400 Coast Guard Cutter Sports Illustrated years The 230-foot icebreakng ten- Spar was the first ship to circumnavigate the con- ANIMAL: der Storis and 180-foot buoy tenders tinent in one year. In 1965, the Navy Saint Bernard dog lpar sw4A I. Saes and Bramble stout to see if the turned over its icebreakers to the f4i500 IFI HAD 3 WISHES: mile jourey could be accom- CoastGuard,making theservice plished. The ice flos thickened the To be with my loved ones, to have a nation's sole healthy and wealthy r.ygabout halfway through the trip The icebreaking service. family, Two 399-foot Polar class cutters and to have my own island. cutter Spar was lifted by the ice and were commissioned in the late SECRET TO MY SUCCESS: . gwa palThe to beganlist to port and cutter Storms 1970's. With 60,000 horsepower, My best kept secret. Ask me!. tests~armss~itieils ata Gess became lodgedin the ine. When gas turbine engines and mass hulls, explosivesfailed to free Storis, plans they are capable of going wherever owere made to winterize the smaller NOTE: Call PAO at 4502 to nominate someone for "Gitmo People." they are needed in thepolar regions. GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZEr, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1990, PAGE 3

CLASSIFIED ADS CARPETS Submit items for the classified section on will be cross stitched. 15, Mon. Aug. 27, 7-9p.m., to discuss these and dentiaL carpet deals! Pecan 12x15, $100. Lt. 8.5 by 11 in. paperin 40 words or lessper ad. CLOSURES other topics of concere to you. FMI, call 4543. ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES Fabulous blue, 12x12, $100. Dk. mauve 9x12, $75. Mint Each itemmust be meao separate sheet, unless W. T. Sampson High School office will be The Clipper Club is hosting Country Westem Caribbean Naval Masonic Lodge will hold a 9x12, $65. Pecan 12xll cut for dining it is the same category. Adswith a variety of closed at 11:15 am., Mon., Aug. 6, in hnor of Night, Sat.,Aug. 11,in the Leeward Community regular Communication Aug. L All Master green room in new 4-bdrm. townhouses, $90. All items, will be placed under Miscellaneous. In- Jamaican Independence Day. Center. Compete in horseshoe and watermelon Masons are invited. and tired pieces less than 10 mo. old, like new. Call 3476. clude name and phoneenumber with the ad. COUNSELOR NOTES seed spitting contests. Prize forbest outfit. FMI, If you're sick and tied of being sick Deadlines: Ads arepublished on two con- All newly reporting personnel are required to call Dodetta at 6330/6243. because of drinking, A.A. may be able to help. DIYEiEAR dive pkg., includes BC, reg., super 80 secutive days:Mom. and Tues.,orThurs. andFr, attend Station Indoctrination Aug. 6-10 and 20- Join en for Scattergories, a new word game for Meetings are held each Men., Wed., and Sat., 8 Complete tank, dive bag and many other access., all in and must be in by noon on the business day 24, 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday's everyone skill and fun. It's at the Clipper Club's tempo- p.m. McCalla Hangar in the upper deck, Rm.29. Call 6251/6068. before publication. Windward residents submit musters FT Auditorium, Tues. toFri., muster rary location in the Leeward Community Ctr., The Roman Catholic Community is currently great cond., $750 OBO. weights, Wenoka ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. at Command Career Counselor's tmg. em. Wed., Aug. 8. FMI, call Dorletta at 6330/6243. organizing this year's Our Lady of Cobre cele- BC, Phantom weight belt and out with dive bag, dive skins, many other access., all in Leewardresidentsmay call at 4502/4819. The Naval Station will be hosting a 2.5 day The FRA will be open every Man., 4 tolO bration. Anyone interested in helping Career Info. Tmg. course for division officers, p.m.,all-u-can eat spaghetti dinner from 6 to 9 the preparation please contact Fr. Garvey at great card., $450 OBO. Call 6251 DWH or ANNOUNCEMENTS CPO's dept./div. career counselors and person- p.m. 2323 or Conney O'Donnell at 3100. 6068 AWH. nel in supervisory positions Aug. 14-15, 8 am. The FRA will be open Sun., 6 to 11 p.m. and There will be a meeting of the Hospital MISCELLANEOUS Human Federal Express: When it absolutely, posi- to 4 pm. and Aug. 16, 8 a.m. tonoon, Command Mon., 4 to 10 p.m. Oakleaves Thurs. Aug. 2, 7 p.m. at Rose CCC books: PSY201 Understanding Nation tively has tobe there! Call 4181,I3a.m. to noo Counselor's tmg. classroom. The FRA will be holding Mexican Night Wed., Funsch's house, Paola Pt 12. Voting for sne Behavior, $19; HIST 111 The American and and 1 to 4 p.m. Mn. - Fri. Pkgs. leave every Aug. 1,6 to 9 p.m. new officers will take place. FMI, call Karen to 1877, $18; SOC 203 Marriage Family, Tues. and Fri., cut-offis 10 a.m. on flight days. Everything seems to be under Ifyou'reshortontimeforlunch,callyouronder Bagley 2777 or Shawn 3476. $13; DP101 Intro to Data Processing Book and McDonald's pizza hour change: McDnald's government control except the in to the COMO Club and it will be ready when The Guantanamo Bay Computer Users Group Workbook, $25; HIST USSR (A Concise His- has new weekend pizza hours. They are Sat and national debt and the budget. you arrive. Or you can have it "to go". Groups willbeholding theirthirdannual ComputerFair tory), $10. Call 4451/3530, ask for Joan. Sun., 11 am. to closing. will find this a real time saver, too. To placeyour in Sept. If you are interested in renting a table to Toaster oven, $15. Dishes, $5. Call 7211 DWH Naval Station CPOA meeting will be held EMPLOYMENT order, call 2531/2132. sell crafts call Sandy at 2956. If your club/ or 2403 AWH. Wed., Aug. 1, in the CPOClub GoatLocker.All Retail StoreMgr., at theMCX, UA-7, minimum organization would like to participate call Tra- CCC books for sale: The Enjoyment of Music, Principles of Acct., The American Lit., The members are encouraged to attend. of3 ys. exp. in retail.2 of which in a supervi- ENERGY TIP cie at 4546. Registration for W. T. SampsmHigh Schoolis sory capacity. American Tradition in Lit., Elementary Alge- being held everyday from 7 to 11 a.m. and 1 to Asst Manager at the MCX, PS-7, LGS-6. QUIAGE bra, Sexuality, Introduction to Probability and Clean reflectors below the heating Thurs., Statistics, Inquiry into Life, Physical Science, 4 p.m. FMI, call 3191/2201/3100. stove will reflect There will bea scheduled power outage elements on your p.m.forPWDlinecrew Effective Speaking, Abnormal Psychology and Pick-up your 1989-90 W. T. Sampson year- Post 46 presents "All Hands Lunch," a new heat better and shorten cook- Aug. 2,7:30a.m. to 2:30 the transformer brackets. The Modem Life, Computer Fundamentals. Call book at the high school office. FMI, call 3191/ menu, with a dollar off coupon. Energy for cooking will also be personnel to remove ing. following areas will be affected: Tierra Kay 3470. 2201/3100. Anyone wishing to bid on an Orental 1usd saved. postal hours for Aug. 6, Jamaican Independ- contract with MCX contact Lt. Womack, 2870, housing, units 101 to 128. EIE ence Day for all services are as follows: Wind- no later than Aug. 3. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Free to good home, male adult dog, good with ward, 9 to11:30 p.m., Leeward, 9 to 11 anm. What's playing at the lyceums? Now you can Teens can enjoy a movie and popcom at the children. Call Greg at 3000 DWH or 4913 Marine Barracks Gym will be open at 6 a.m., MRNQIES call the MWR Info. Office at 3845 and find out. Youth Ctr.,Tues., Aug. 14, 8 pm. AWH. until Aug. 10, for a test period. FMI, call 2637. The Windjammer Club bar will open Tues. After hours, a telephone recording will list the Female, 6 wk. old, cat, litter box trained, free to Hispanic Heritage Month Committe meeting evenings, 5:30 to11 p.m. Snacks will be avail. movies and their locations. Break the TV habit. FOR SALE a good home. Call 6345 DWH or 6067 AWH. Fri., Aug. 3,.3 p.m. in the PWD conference rm. The Woodworking Hobby Shop offers a 4-ses- Go to a movie. White, female, American Eskimo dog, free to a Attendance is encouraged by all groups. Indi- sion class in Beginning Woodworking starting Registration for the Fun in the Afternoon pro- good home, 1.5 yrs. old, playful. Call 6055 AT. viduals unable to attend, who would like to Thurs., Aug. 9. Leam how to do your own gram will be held for SummerShine and CDC Whirlpool full capacity dryer in excel. cond., 15 mo. old, female house cat, whute w/black volunteer to assist in carrying out the events, repairsnat home. Sign up/pay at theHobby Shop. participants Aug. 6, 7 and 8, at the Youth Ctr. $75. Call 3476 AWH. spots, declawed, neutured, playful and loves Call Rudy Fatias at 4155. Shop is closed Mon. and Tues. Call 4804. Open registration for the general community AULTO attention. Not an outside cat. Call Matt at 4203 Therewill bean EEO Committee meeting Aug. Nursery Schoolregistration fornext year begins will be Aug. 9 and 10. FMI, call 4075. '77 Dodge Aero, minor problems, good Gitmo DWH or 3783 AWH. 8, 2:30 p.m. in the Family Service Ctr. confer- Aug. 1, 7 a.m. tonoon and 1 to 4 p.m. and Aug. NRA.NOIES car, $500. Nicholas at 6340 DWH or 6522 SfERICES ence rm. All members are urged to attend. 2, 7 a.m. to noon. Phone calls will not be ac- Photographic Memories, "Children's Photo AWH. Looking for a special way to say Happy Birth- CERAMIC NOTES cepted on those dates. Telephone registration Special," Aug. 4 and 5, noon to 3 p.m., at the '78 Ford p/u, great Gitmo dive or beach truck, day, I Love You, orjust because. Call Balloons- The Ceramic Hobby Shop will offer a 4-session will betaken beginning Aug. 3, 10 a.m. to noon. NRA Mall. $500 OBO. Call 3624. N-Such, we deliver for all occassions. Call Lisa class in clay lifting and rouging for adultsbegin- Call 2159. The NRA will soon be soliciting for a contract '80 Chevy Chevette, 4-cyl., 4-dr., AM/FM, new at 3378. ning Thurs., Aug. 9, 6 to 8 p.m. Class is limited, The Family Home Care office will be relocating for income tax preparation. Any persons inter- tires, runs excel. Call Williams at 4702 DWH or .WANIEll sign up and pay at the Hobby Shop. FMI, call Aug. 1, tothe Guantanamo Bay Nursery School ested in submitting a bid please contact David 4017 AWH. Volunteers are needed to assistin renovating the 4640. bldg. Until phones are installed atthe new loca- McKinnon at 4115. '82 Ford Escort h/b, very dependable car, O'Club Snack Shack so it can beused to house tion, messages may be left on the answering Join your nieghbors in reducing theft at your $1,500. Call 3624. the new FreshFish Market. If you'd like tohelp, CHAPEL NOTES machine at 4543. Navy Exchange/Commissary. Report shoplift- call Chief Boone at the Marina at 2345 DWH. Women of the Chapel will hold their next mtg. Home Care providers, what do you do about a ing or other suspicious activity to the front door 16 ft. Crestline ski boat w/Johnson 140 eng., Catalytic converter for '79 Datsun 310, or com- Aug. 1, 6:30 p.m. at CP-18D. FMI or babysit- biter? How do you relate to parents? Join us at security representative, or call the Crime Pre- good shape, all skiand boating access. included, patible model. Car being shipped out in 3 wks., ting, call Carole at 3686. Christian monograms the new FHC office inBldg. N-329, Wed., Aug. vention HotcLine, 4512.All calls arekept confr- $600. Contact 2312 DWH or 2307 AWH. need right away. Call Joan at 4451/3530. NAVY NEWS. continued from page one operating with the Joint Task Force cleared. fraud and conversion of government display. to use their technical knowledge in Middle East. The July 14 earthquake and sub- property. THIS WEEK IN THE NAVY - the Navy. The only action required PILOT, NAVIGATOR KILLED sequent aftershocks in northern George G. Stone, a procurement July 30, 1942, it was on this day in by the participant is to document all - The pilot and navigator of a Navy Luzon badly damaged the Baguio director for the Space and Naval naval history that an act of Congress on-the-job training, rating-related A-6"Intruder" are missing after their City airport runway and most high- Warfare Systems Conunand and the established the women's reserve of course work and work experience. jet crashed in the South China Sea ways in the area. highest government official con- the U.S. Naval Reserve, thus permit- PG SCHOOL GETS SATELLITE July 24. The crash occurred approxi- SAIPAN AIDS MERCHANT victed in the ongoing "Illwind" in- ting Women Accepted for Volunteer -The Naval Postgraduate School mately 400 miles southwest of Subic SHIP - A medical team from the quest, was sentenced after admitting Emergency Service (WAVES) to fill will become the first university in the Bay Naval Station, Republic of the amphibious assault ship USS Saipan he provided a former defense con- shore billets and release men for nation to own an operational satellite Philippines, during routine night (LHA-2) recently answered a call for sultant with confidential procure- combat duty during World War II. when a Fleet Satellite Communica- flight operations off the aircraft car- help from a merchant ship off the ment information relating to Marine Under the direction of the first com- tions Systems (FLTSATCOM) satel- rier USS Independence (CV-62). coast of Liberia, where she and three Corps Radar Command and Navy missioned female naval officer, lite arrives in Monterey, Calif., Aug. Helicopters and other aircraft from other U.S. Sixth Fleet ships have Submarine Detection Systems. Capt. Mildred McAfee Horton, 1, for set-up and testing in one of the Carrier Air Wing 14, embarked in been positioned since early June. "IKE" STORMS FRANCE - Al- WAVES grew to astrengthof 86,000 school's scientific laboratories. Independence, as well as the de- Saipan received a call for medi- though they weren't able to partici- in August 1945. FLTSATCOM is a satellite net- stroyer USS Goldsborough (DDG- cal assistance from the Cyprus-regis- pate in Fourth of July festivities in Today, nearly 58,000 Navy work that provides global communi- 20) and frigate USS Reasoner (FF- tered merchant ship "Marland" early the U.S., the sailors and Marines of women serve in the air, on land, and cations links for Navy, Air Force and 1063), conducted an extensive 12- July 21. The ship's master, 52-year- USS Dwight D. Eisenhower helped at sea. Army networks in the ultra high fre- hour search of the area. The search old German national Dietrich France commemorate its day of inde- JOURNEYMAN CERTIFI- quency (UHF) spectrum. Lt. Cmdr. and rescue units sighted no para- Harder, had complained of intense pendence in Cannes, France, July 14. CATES -Under a joint program David E. Eyler, a student in the PG chutes or survivors. fever and jaundice for eight days. "Ike" and the United Services sponsored by the Navy and the U.S. school's Space Systems Operations PHILIPPINES RESTRICTED - Doctors aboard Saipan reported Organization (USO) joined with Department of Labor, sailors have a Division, said the satellite, a working At the request of the Philippine gov- Harder's condition as dramatically French citizens to celebrate Bastille unique opportunity to sharpen their model of the four already in orbit that ernment, emergency leave requests improved July 24, noting he will Day in remembrance of the historic skills while earning a journeymen arerequired for worldwide coverage, into Baguio City and surrounding soon be able to return to Germany for day in 1789 when French peasants certificate in a civilian trade related will be in a laboratory for use by areas of the main island of Luzon will further treatment. stormed the Bastille Prison in protest to their rating. The National Appren- space and aeronautical engineering not be considered until travel routes FORMER NAVY OFFICIAL of the reign of King Louis XVI and ticeship Program provides incentive students to study satellite control into quake-stricken areas are SENTENCED - A former Navy Queen Marie Antoinette. The night- to improve job performance by rec- systems, power systems, structural contracting officer implicated in the long celebration featured alookback ognizing job-related skills learned mechanics and ground control elec- NIS/FBI "Illwind" investigation was at the D-Day invasion of Normandy, while on active duty. tromcs. WORLD NEWS. tIm.pg. 1 sentenced to 15 months in prison and a retrospect of the USO, perform- The program's main purpose is two years probation July 20, follow- ances by the Sixth Fleet and "Ike" to develop highly-skilled, Navy-ori- Geneva-- Swiss authorities have fro- ing his conviction on charges of wire bands and the requisite fireworks ented journeymen who will continue zen several bank accounts believed to BAY DINING contain millions of dollars linked to continued from page one the U.S. Savings and Loan fraud. A CARON. justice ministry spokesman said permits helicopter operations in the Ship's Torpedoes Rooms and and work controllable pitch propel- POST 46 Monday that accounts in at least three heavy weather. fired air slugs from both Mark 32 lers. Each of the ship's three gas Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Chicken Geneva banks have been frozen be- Visitors viewed flightoperations Torpedoes Launchers. turbine generators produces 2,000 Wednesday's Lunch: Pepper cause of a U.S. request for bank rec- from the RAS tower located below There were tours of Caron's kilowatts of power. Steak ords. the flight deck and received a de- Engineering Central Control. Gen- Comprehensive tours also in- SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE scription of the various activities eral Electric LM 2500 marine gas cluded various spaces such as the USA. tm. pg. 1 Wednesday's Lunch: Korean from Squadron HSL-48 Detachment turbine engines power the ship with a galley, mess decks, wardroom, Chicken Three's Officer-in-Charge Lt. Cmdr. shaft power version of the TF39 tur- ship's store, barber shop, sonar con- Chicago -- T housands of Chicago Bill Huges. Caron set up static dis- bofan aircraft engines. They produce trol, Combat Information Center, OFFICERS' CLUB residents are still waiting for their Tonight's Dinner: Steamboat electricity to be restored, service that's plays of the Mark-46 Torpedoes in a total of 80,000 shaft horse power Harpoon cruise missile launchers, been out since a weekend generator MK-36 SuperRapidBlooming Chaff Round Wednesday's Lunch: plant fire. The utility, Commonwealth (SRBOC) launchers, the pilot house Fried or Baked Chicken Edison, says the 9,000 homes and PET and signal bridge. Many children CPO CLUB businesses still without power should enjoyed cartoons played on the SITE Tonight's Dinner: Steak Night be back on-line by tomorrow. Mean- television system while parents Wednesday's Lunch: Sauerbra- while, the utility has provided thou- OF THE toured specific areas of interest. sands of flashlights and boxes of food ten to help replace groceries that spoiled Flight Sch. from page one WINDJAMMER CLUB after days without refrigeration. WEEK Tonight's Dinner: Coral Reef Utah -- The American Civil Liberties My name is Saber. I'm a male Flight Date Loc. Arrie Depart0 Dining Room is Closed C-9 8/2 Kiston ----- 1 pm. Union is taking aim against prayer at approximately 1.5 years old. CLUB Gitmo 2:157 2 pm. 4:15 pm. CLIPPER school-sponsored activities in Utah. I'm a little shy at first, but NAS Norflk : 5 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Prime Rib 727 8/3 The ACLU says prayers atsuch activi- once you and I get to know NAlNerfik -- 80m. Two for $15 Gitmo 11:00 a. noon3 ties as graduations and football games each other, I'm very playful. If iagao 1230 pm. 1: 0 pm. 3 4 CHINA TOWN violate theconstitutional separation of you're Interested in adopting Gimo 2:15 pa. : 5 pm. church and state. me call the Vet Clinic at 2212. NAS Norfldk 6:45 pm. Wednesday: Sweet & Sour Pork NTE: If you change flight, notify the a rminal. PAGE 4, TUESDAY, JstY 31, 1990, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAzETTE SPORTS

Sports Steinbrenner agrees to resign as principal Yankee owner AP - George Steinbrenner will . Winfield, now in owner's conduct was not in the best - Steinbrenner is not to chal- have no further involvement Roundup in the Minneapolis, calls it the endof an era interest of the . lenge court sanctions. management of the New York Yan- in New York. Steinbrenner MLB agrees to resign - All officers of the Yankees kees. The Yankees will be without Specifically, Vincent says Stein- on or before Aug. 20, as the general and members of the Steinbrenner Yankees - Not everybody in George Steinbrenner's managerial brenner broke the game rule that partner of the New York Yankees. family are bound by terms of the Yankee Stadium was cheering over the touch, it's coming, no later than Aug. bans activity not in the best interests - A new general partner will be baseball commissioner ruling against agreement. 20. of baseball. During a news confer- Yankee owner George Steinbrenner appointed and approved by the com- - Violations mean more disci- Baseball Commissioner Fay ence Monday, Vincent last night. Fans at the game against the listed several missioner and the other major league pline, including a possible perma- Vincent announced Monday night responded with a 90- items that Steinbrenner had agreed club owners. nent ban from the game. second standing ovation, when word that Steinbrenner has to abandon his to, following an investigation into - Steinbrenner is placed on management spread that Steinbrenner was stripped role with the team be- Steinbrenner's activities that led to baseball's permanent ineligible list, Steinbrenner's attorney says his of direct control cause of payments made to a gam- of the team for paying Vincent's order to the Yankee owner with two exceptions: with Vincent's replacement will be his 31-year-old a gambler to dig up dirt on Dave Win- bler. Steinbrenner's dealings with a to resign. approval, he can consult on business son, Hank. Yankee fans seem field. Dave Righetti said it's sad self-described gamblerin New York, Here's a list of those items in the decisions involving the Yankees as a pleased by the decision. and wondered what the team will be included They a $42,000 payoff. It's been agreement: limited partner and that he can ask cheered for 90 seconds when the de- like without Steinbrenner. Pitcher alleged that the money went to dig up Dave Lapoint said, "Steinbrenner was Vincent for permission to attend cision was announced at a game in dirt on former Yankees outfielder generous to the players." Another fan - Vincent finds that the Yankee some games beginning next Spring. Yankee Stadium. worried that the next Yankees' owner might not care at all or even take this club to Jersey. Fans cheer Vincent's decision as Fielder cracks two-run homer Cardinals - KSDK television in AP - Oscar Azocar and Jesse homered and drove in four runs for Henderson with the bases St. Louis says former loaded to a 4-1 defeat, this is the Red's eighth Barfield each drove in three runs as the Twins. manager Joe Torre will be named the force home the go-ahead run. Terry consecutive loss. Morgan had a per- the Yankees clipped the Detroit Ti- new Cardinals' manager on Wednes- threw his sec- Steinbech then singled home two fect game until Barry Larkin singled gers 6-2. Dave Lapoint tossed a six- day. The Cards have been looking for a ond consecutive shutout for Boston runs to break open the game. with one out in the seventh inning. hitter for the win, while Steve Searcy permanent manager since Whitey Her- as the Red Sox blanked the Chicago In Milwaukee, The Reds had been held hitless for zog resigned July 6. Torre played for took the loss. The Tigers got their White Sox 3-0. Clemens scattered earned his sixth straight victory eight and two-third innings Sunday theCardinals during his career and won runs in the fourth inning. With Cecil nine hits, fanned eight and didn't when Texas edged Milwaukee 3-1. and they now have only three hits to the Most Valuable Player award with Fielder , fans on hand with walk anyone while improving his Witt gave up four hits over seven show for their last the Redbirds in 1971. two games. Paul portable radios heard the announce- record to 16-5. Wade Boggs doubled innings while improving his record O'Neill Rangers - Texas right-hander has two of those hits. Mor- ment about Steinbrenner, giving the twice, drove in a run and scored to 9-8. Nolan Ryan takes his second shot at Jeff Kunkel backed Witt with gan's victory evened his record at 9- his announcement a standing ovation. 300th career victory tonight, when he another for Boston. Carlos Quintana a . 9. Norm Charlton was the loser. Fielder promptly hit a two-run added a solo blast. goes against the . The paid a Up in the bay area, five runs in homer fc the Tigers. White Sox - The Chicago White Oakland scored four times after visit to Cleveland and edged the the ninth inning lifted the Houston Gary Gaetti's bat led the Sox traded first baseman Ron Kittle to Minne- two were out in the seventh inning to Indians 7-6. Gerald Perry opened a Astros over the the for outfielder sota Twins past the California An- spring past Seattle 6-2. Mariners' key four-run rally in the fourth with 6-1. Two errors by the Giants opened Phil Bradley. gels 7-3. Gaetti singled, doubled, reliever Mike Jackson walked Dave a home run. Pat Tabler and Mike the door for the Astros and prevented MacFarlane each drove NFL in two runs the Giants from gaining another for the Royals. game on first-place Cincinnati in the Broncos-Moreproblems for the The gained West. Denver Broncos starting tight end Clar- GITMO ATHLETICS Danny Dar- some ground on a challenger in the win threw eight ence Kay. A week ago, Kay met with innings of four-hit AQUATICS NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue to FITNESS East by bouncing ball to get the victory for the Astros. the discuss a possible third violation of the L.P. boat rental - Make boat reserva- Aerobics classes - At the base gym: Baltimore Orioles 9-2. Kelly Dave Smith pitched the ninth. Steve leagues drugpolicy. That could lead to tions on L.P. in person at the L.P. Community Intennediate, Mon./Wed. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Gruber had three hits, including a Bedrosian was the loser in relief of Ctr. Mon-Thur DWH and Fri. until noon. Or Fri., 7:30-8:30 p.m., a ban from the game. Yesterday, Kay Sun. 4-5 p.m.; two-runhomer for the Blue Jays. Pat Trevor Wilson, at the Marina after 2p.m. Fri., Sat.-Sun-holi- Lunchtime, Tue/Thur., 11:30 a.m.-12:30 who had held the was involved in an incident at a former Borders days after 7:30 a.m. Call 2345/6009. p.m.; High/Iow Impact, Tues./fhurs., 5-6 also had a two-run homer, Astros to one unearned run on two girlfriend's house. He was arrested in Skis testing - Children under 12 p.m., Sun. 5:30-6:30 p.m; Power Moves, and George Bell added his 200th hits over the first eight innings. Denver for disturbance, years old must be accompanied by an adult tresspassing at Mon.Wed./Fri., 5-6p.m.; Classes are walk-in career home run. Todd Stottlemyer Oddibe McDowell's leadoff and destruction of private property. any poolunless they have a pool pass. Kids 7 at $1.25 per session. broke apersonal four-game streak by home run Falcons- Deion Sanders became and older may obtain a pass after passing a in the 11th inning gave water skills test. Next tests are Aug. 1, 3, 15, throwing six-hit ball over six in- Atlanta a 4-3 victory. McDowell's a defensive back again. Sanders left the PROJECT PLAYER 20, Villamar Pool, 4:30-5 p.m. nings. homer New York Yankees and is skipping the Dart Tourney - The Lateral Hazard off losing pitcher Calvin Turning to the National Schiraldi rest of the baseball season. He'll join BOWLING Lounge hosts a Dart Toumey, Wed., Aug. 8,7 League helped the Braves end a Atlanta to start the prepping for foot- p.m. Entry fee is $1, sign up at 6:30 p.m. Call on the west coast, MikeMorgan fired five-game losing streak. Reliever Big Pot, No Tap - Big Pot, No Tap ball. Amy at 2560. a two-hitter for Los Angeles as the Dwayne Henry got the win, with a bowling is set for two Saturdays, Aug. 4 and Lions - Nine-year veteran defen- Aug. 18, at Marblehead Lanes. Come on out Dodgers handed the Cincinnati Reds save going to Tony Castillo. sive RECREATION end Curtis Green of the Detroit and take a shot at the pot. Call 2118. Lions announced his retirement. Run/walk for life - Physical fitness Vikings - Receiver Anthony CAPTAIN'S CUP can be "awarding." Sign up for the Run or Soviets, Cubans hammer U.S. Carter reached agreement in principle Walk forYour Life Club and tally your mile- Awards Presentation - Capt. Mc- AP- At the Goodwill Games, a two of five events in the Pentathlon. on a contract with the Minnesota Vi- age using the honor system. Awards include Camy will be presenting awards for Captains' T-shirts, jackets, plaque. Call 2560. couple of U.S. teams got hammered Americans won the only two kings. Cup racquetball, tennis, softball, bowling and Women basketball - All Women in- and sickled lastnight. On the ice, the Gold Medals awarded Giants - Two-time Pro Bowl base tennis playoffs Thursday Aug. 2, at 5:30 yesterday. trested in playing basketball against the Ja- Soviet Hockey team blasted the U.S. tightend Mark Bavaro of the New York p.m. Coaches and players,please be present at maican Women's basketball team should be They were for synchronized swim- Giants underwent knee surgery that 5:30 sharp. at a practiceThursday, Aug. 2, at 6p.m. at the 10-1. The Americans now must beat ming. Californian Kristen Babb was will sideline him a week to 10 days. Track and Field - Captain's Cup gym. FMI call Amy at2560. West Germany in their next game to first in the solos. Twins Karen and Track and Field competition is set for Aug. 3- reach the medal round. Sarah Josephson of Connecticut, 5, at the high school track. Events begin at 6 SOUVENIRS In baseball, Cuba ripped 19 NCAA p.m. all three days. To registeryourteam, call hits who were Silver Medalists at the Arkansas - The only Southwest 2504/2560. Maps - If you want an unusual gift to off American and routed the 1988 Olympics, are Gold Medalists sendtoafriendorrelative, Conference member outside the State PWD Track & Field - Anyone who comeby theMWR U.S. 16-2. The game was called after as a duet at the Information Office for a 24X36 inch Guan- Goodwill Games. of Texas appears setto leave can run, we encourage your participation in the league. tanamoBay illustrated poster. Price is $7. Call six and a-half innings because of the American Sergio Reyes re- The University of Arkansas school the upcoming Captain's Cup Track and Field meet 3845. 10-run rule. Cuban third baseman corded the biggest upset in boxing. board meets tomorrow and will hear Aug. 3, 4, 5, at 6 p.m. Call Finklea at 4111. Omar Linares, considered by many He advanced by beating Bantam- recommendation to leave that confer- PWD Football - Anyone interested in YOUTH ACTIVITIES the best amateur baseball player in weight World Champion Enrique ence and accept an invitation to join the Captain's Cup FootballforPWD callJackson Youth Center hours - Youth Center the world, had four doubles and a Carrion of Cuba in a 3-2 decision. Southeastern Conference. at 2131. hours of operation for open recreation are: single in five at-bats. The U.S. plays Cotton Bowl - Today's Dallas Teens,.Tues.-Thur., 8-10 p.m., Fri.-Sat., 8-11 Today, the U.S. women's bas- Canada Morning News says such a change COAST GUARD p.m.; Pre-teens, Sun., 1-3 p.m., Tues.-Fri., for the baseball Bronze ketball team opens play against 5:30-8 p.n., Medal could lead to the Cotton Bowl dropping King ofthe Road-The Coast Guard is Sat.,5-8 p.m. tonight. South Korea. The baseball medal it's 50-year affiliation with the South- sponsoring a Run/Walk in celebration of their Pre-teen boat ride - Pre-teens, Youth The U.S. had a better result in games are on tap, as are the quarter- Activities west Conference. The paper says CBS, Bicentennial, Sat., Aug. 4, at Cable Beach. offers fishing, music andsnacks on men's volleyball, posting a 3-1 vic- a Barrel Boat Cruise, Thur., Aug. finals in boxing. The U.S. faces the which owns the Race begins at 7 a.m., late registration at16:30 9,5:30-8:30 game's television p.m. Register tory over France. Craig Buck had 12 Soviet Union a.m. Events, adults, l0-mile nun, 5-mile by Aug. 7 at the Youth Center. in men's volleyball. rights, indicated the league without walk; kills and a dozen youth, two-mile run (11-14); one-mile (10 Fee, $3. Call4075. blocks. And there's women's three-meter Arkansas would mean lower rights Teen Barrel yrs. and under). Race ends with splash in Boat ride - Back by U.S.'s Rob Stull is second after springboard fees, but that with two at-large teams, popular demand. Teen Barrel diving. ocean. T-shirtssto all racers, $10 fee. To reg- Boat Cruise/ Fishing 00 the rights fees would remain the same. ister, call 5381, or stop by the gym. Trip is set for Aug. 7, 7-10 p.m. Sign up at the Youth Center by Aug. 3. Fee, $3. MLB Cincinnati at Los Angeles Call 4075. St. Louis at Philadelphia NHL Monday's results New CORRAL Teen Skateboarding - York at Montreal Tune up those American League Kurri - The NHL has lost its all- Private group rides - Private group skateboanis for Teen Skateboard Relays at Pittsburgh at Chicago 7 3 New York 6, Detroit 2 time leading playoff goal-scorer. The horse rides ae available for club outings, theYouth Center, Tue., Aug. ,8: 0p.m. Call Toronto 9, Baltimore 2 Edmonton birthday parties, beach rides or night tides. 4075. Sun says right wing Jari Boston 3, Chicago 0 Captain's Cup Requirements, minimum of five, maximum Pre-teen Kurri is leaving the Edmonton Oilers Flag Football - Pre-teens, Kansas City 7, Cleveland 6 of 16. Call 2381. get your teams together after signing a two-year contract to play for a little Flag Foot- Minnesota 7, Califomia 3 Softball Adult trail ride - Make plans now for ball action, Sun., hockey for a team in Italy. Last week, Aug. 5, 1-3 p.m. at the Youth Texas 3, Milwaukee I the adult trail ride Fri., Aug. 3.5-7 p.m. Sign Kurri said he'd reached agreement on Center. Call 4075. Oakland 6, Seattle 2 Playoffs up and pay $8 fee at the corral. Call 2381. Pre-teen Pool Tourney - Compete to the deal. He leaves behind a 10-year Today's games Monday's results get your name on the Challenge Board in the Detroit NHL career that includes 474 regular- at New York Security 7, FTG 0 DARTS Pre-teen Pool toumey, Sat., Aug. 4, 6 p.m. Toronto season goals, 92 playoff goals and five at Baltimore PWD 14, SIMA 2 Call 4075. Chicago at Boston Summer League - The Onantanamo NAS Flyers 14, NavSta Gold 8 Stanley Cup championships. Bay Dart Teen Basketbal - The Youth Center Kansas at Cleveland Association will start its Summer Security 9, PWD 3 League Tue., Aug. 7. will sponsor teen One-on-One Basketball California at Minnesota Any individuals wish- Tonight's games ing to form a team or Fri., Aug. 3, 9 p.m. Call 4075. Texas at Milwaukee HORSE RACING play on a team, call Jim Security vs. NavSta Gold, 6 pm. McGovem at 2330 before 5 p.m., or Teen Ping Pong - A teen Ping Pong Seattle at Oakland 7 Chicago -- Grandma G. wore 3922 NAS Flyers plays winner, at p.m. after 5 p.m. Toumey at the Youth Center is Thur., Aug. 2, National League down Winona B. in the final 100 yards (Chick Zaiser Field) 8:30 p.m. Winner's name goes on the chal- Atlanta 4, San to earn a half-length win in the Sweetest Diego 3 lenge Board Call 4075. Houston 6, San Francisco 1 Chant Purse at Arlington Ping Pong - A International Get those championship stories Pre-teen Ping Pong Los Angeles 4, Cincinnati I Dart Tournament Racecourse. Tourney is set forThur., Aug. 2, 6 p.m. at the Today's games Lateral Hazard into the Gazette by calling the Youth Center. Winning name goes on the Atlanta at San Diego 1st place Brian Armstrong Story Hotline Challenge Board. at 4819. Call 4075. Houston at San Francisco 2nd place Gabe Cantu