Friday's flight mm--mmmmmmmmmmmmai Energy Conservation 727 a Water Usage NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. ® Monday, Feb. 12 Tuesday, Feb. 12 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Goal: 900 K Goal: 315,000 KWH Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. ® Storage: 7.1 MIL -- 51% Cost $39,375 Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Production: 1.3 MIL Usage: 267,050 KWH NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 1.1 MIL Cost: $33,381 See page 3 I I. m®-MM®®®®®®m®mJCost in Norfolk: $20,029 I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 47 -- No. 030 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, February 13, 1991 Direct Deposit does save Black History Month have members come in on 1 By J03 S. VELAZQUEZ payday saying they didn't get C dinner, dance tickets paid. All it takes is a visit to

Under the Direct Deposit disbursing. Sometimes things 3 System (DDS) a military go wrong but you will get paid i Saudi Arabia-As the Gulf War member's pay is deposited that day. I will cut you a i enters its fourth week, waves of into their warplanes areroaring out ofSaudi Arabia today on bombing rUMembers have their paycheck Becauseof"DesertStorm," over Iraq and Kuwait. On the available for use on payday. the Joints Chief of Staff im- round, convoy routes are No waiting in long lines, no posed a worldwide minimize. bogged with equipment and more stolen checks and no Everyone must reduce mes- troops moving into battle ps- more money order purchases. sage transmissions in order to tonas. _ day. Iwluyu Chief Kim Toeller, deputy make way for issues dealing Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia is disbursing officer explains. with mission accomplishment refusing to ship crude oil to Jor- "When a member is medically or safety of life. Therefore dan because of its support for evacuated or a family crisis DDS advisories (slips) Iraq. Jordan has been getting are not crude from Iraq under an agree- arises back home you have to being received on time. Fi- ment with the U.N. Sanctions leave immediately. You nance personnel in Cleveland Committee. But the war hasmade probably won't have time to are aggressively working to it difficult for Jordan to get the oil. get financially set. Or with get pay-related information to current events, what if you customers as soon as possible. PAM by JO3 S. Vame Latvia - The Baltic Republic of receive TAD orders? If you're "This worldwide minimize Capt. Bill McCamy, Naval Base commander purchases the first Latvia is following Lithuania's ticket to this year's Black History Month (BHM) Dinner/Dance lead in calling enrolled in DDS, you're set to has been in effect since Jan. for a popular vote 18. from P02 Antonio Dennie, chairman BHM Dinner/Dance Sub- on whether to secede from the We'll be back to normal as committe, The Dinner/Dance is Saturday, Soviet Union. Latvia's foreign Money deposited by Feb. 23 from 6 p.m. DDS soon as the minimize is re- until 1 a.m. at the Windjammer. Guest speaker is Lola Wilson, minister predicted yesterday that into an interest bearing check- duced," more than two-thirds of his coun- said Toeller. "DDS president of Technoserve, Norfolk. Tickets are $13 and are on trymen would vote for independ- ing or savings account can start members can call to find out sale now through your command representative or you can call ence in the March 3, referendum. earning interest the moment their paycheck amounts by P02 Dennie at 4774. Lithuanians voting over the the account is credited. Plus calling Cleveland at Autovon weekend overwhelmingly sup- your money is safe and ready 580-5637, toll free 1-800-346- Iraq says over 1,000 killed in bombing ported independence. for use. Bylaw, your financial 3374 (Centrex) or call your agency mustmake yourmoney financial institution directly." AP - Iraq's health minis- pulled from the rubble alive. A (Continued on page 3) available to you at the begin- Although DDS is going ter is claiming 1,000 people senior official says scores of ning of business on payday. through this setback right now, were killed in an allied missile people are still buried in the While you're on leave, your it is a good program to enroll attack. Reporters taken to the rubble, but he says there's no money is sent to your checking in. All it takes is a visit to the scene say they saw at least 40 hope of finding them. The W_ USA account. No need to worry disbursing office to sign up. charred bodies on the ground. health minister told reporters about getting to the nearest Any command interested in a Rescuers say dozens of other that there were 1,000 people News disbursing office. lecture on DDS or pay and mutilated bodies had been inside the shelter, rescuers say "I'm not saying DDS is allowances can call Chief pulled out before they arrived. survivors and others spoke of Washington - Senior Defense perfect," Toeller said. "We do Toeller at 4415. Eight people were reportedly only 400-to-500 people inside. officials saya limited version of the Star Wars Missile Defense System could be ready in five Desert Storm mail, troops, media, head Navy News years at a cost of $9 billion. A Desert Storm mailouts - Pentagon The contraband regula- 100 Navy ships supporting the Southern Cross acted as the official says the pro- Weight restrictions gram would use ground-based, for mail tions, set by Saudi postal and Operation Desert Storm pres- refrigerated stores ship, replac- sent from Operation Desert satellite-guided interceptors custom officials, have been ents a challenge for the Mili- ing the disabled USNS Rigel. that would destroy their targets Storm was increased from 11 endorsed by the U.S. Govern- tary Sealift Command. The The success of that exercise in various stages of flight. to 16 ounces this week, but ment. challenge is being met in part proved the concept of using the U.S. Central Command Washington Military report card - by civilian ships shuttling civilian ships could work, and - The Soviet postmaster State Symphony's associate di- requested the Two Washington Post surveys ammuniton, food and other work well. rector says repression of inde- continued support of friends conducted Jan. 30 had good vital supplies. Navy ROTC Program - pendence movements in his and families in limiting in- news for the military and bad Although merchant tankers Navy Secretary H. Lawrence country pushed him to defect bound mail to first-class letters news for the media. have been used for years for during a tour Garrett, III, announced of the U.S. Edvard and audio cassette tapes. According to the Tchicvzhel entered the custody survey, underway refueling, Desert planned changes in the Naval The restrictions is ex- of U.S. Immigration agents at an Operation Desert Storm's Stormisbelievedtobethe first Reserve Officers Training pected to ease demand airport in Washington, D.C., on air- success to date has built time in recent naval history Corps (NROTC) program Sunday morning, along with his lift and transportation support public confidence in the U.S. when civilian ships will pro- designed to save more than wife and 4-year-old son. The needed during offensive op- military to its highest point in vide ammunition and Tchivzhels have flown to Green- supplies $28.5 million annually erations. more than 20 years, with 85 ville, S.C. and have applied for to Navy vessels while under- through 1996. political asylum. Although weight restric- percent of Americans express- way. The plan includes com- tions will vary according to ing either a "great deal" or The shuttle - ship concept bining 16 NROTC units into North Carolina Desert Storm operational - Motorists re- "quite a lot" of confidence in is designed to replenish Navy eight geographic groups, in are traveling the bridge linking quirements, mail content re- the armed forces. support ships to allow them to Fical year 1992, and closing Hatteras Island and North Caro- strictions will remain lina's con- The media did not fare as remain in-theater and avoid units at five other schools in mainland for the first time stant. in 110 days. The Herbert Bonner well, however, with eight of travel to outside ports to pick Fiscal year 1996. Bridge has reopened nearly four According to Maj. Mi- 10 Americans supporting DoD up additional cargo. Reductions in the NROTC months after it was chael H. severed by a Whitaker, Central restrictions on journalists cov- An operational test of this program reflect the plans for a dredge that crashed into the span Command postmaster, alco- ering the war. Almost six in 10 concept was conducted in smaller Navy and Marine during a storm. hol, pornography, pork prod- of those surveyed said the mili- 1985, when the USS Southern Corp and the need to reduce the ucts weapons and bulk ship- (Continued on page 3) tary should exert "more con- Cross was filled with pad-eye number of new officers com- ments of religious materials trol" over the media. replenishment stations for missioned each year. are considered contraband Civilian ships - The Mediterranean Logistics Exer- and will be confiscated. constant resupply of more than cise 85. During this exercise (See NAVY NEWS page 3) PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1991, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZE E

TheCentral Texas-- Fun - USO receives donations Gitmo } tional Skills Math Class for UPI - The USO, virtually arrive in the Gulf region. forgotten for years by the Adler says the USO is SScholastic ASVABreakeandcollege to set up II American public, is now find- awaiting clearance Gab Line to April 4. The class must ing itself flooded with dona- operations in Saudi Arabia. I Line have 10 military students.; tions and volunteers. I High School completion USO spokeswoman Amy Researchers say daring new Free round-trip flight to 1 The colleges are lining up programs are also available. Adler says since Operation operations on fetuses in the Florida -- That's right, a free Desert Storm began in August, womb appear safe for the round-trip flight from Gitmo to a new spring program and Check with Coordinator Fort Lauderdale. It's this quar- donations have been, "way mother without endangering S the schools have reached Sue Cooke at 4307 ter's prize for recycling. Just up." They range from an Iowa her chances of having more their hundred day mark. Navy Campus -- The keep your cans, bottles and other boy who held a tag sale to raise children. material flowing into the Recy- I Here's a look around the Scholastic Aptitude Test money, to law firms skipping But so far the procedures cling Center and get your tick 1 campuses. SAT, is Mar. 1, with regis- their Christmas parties and have not helped most of the Who knows, you could be so I Troy State University -- traction by Feb. 28.Details ing like a bird, compliments o sending the money to the USO. babies survive. Fandango Air. Senior Chief Pat I Ten 4 schedules are avail- from DonnaPrude at4769 In addition to individual Surgeons at the University Lambert says don't throw away able, says Coordinator Judy W. T. Sampson High-- donations, the USO coffers of California in San Francisco those 55-gallon drums, drop I Kraus, at 4782. Personnel The Forensics Club, spon- have suddenly swelled from pioneered the new techniques. them off at the Recycling Center I Management (MGT-35) scored by Deborah numerous corporate benefac- The procedures involve par- or call 4370. will be consumed with Dr. D'Abreu-Roddin is work- tors. Alder says she's not sure tially removing fetuses from Litter -- It's piling up again, Dick DeLung at lunchtime ing up to a Festival trip to exactly how much has been the womb through incisions in folks. We've got along weekend on Windward. Master of Brussels. Teacher recoi- donated, but she says the the abdomen, surgically re- ahead and unless we make a concerted effort to keep our town Science in Education is tran- mendations, academic per- amount is in the millions. pairing defects in their dia- While the USO still serves phragm, kidney, spine and clean, we'll fall behind. We've sitioning as of Aug. 1. The formance audition all been noticing joggers and walk- and coffee and donuts, it's also elsewhere and then returning new course is in Education ers carrying plastic bags as they carry weight in the final se- providing the troops of Opera- the fetus to the woman's body go about their exercise. That's Leadership and adds school election. The Club is also tion Desert Storm and their to continue the pregnancy. great, and the real Gitmo Spirit. law and finance Let's all get with it and keep our to the cur- participating in the upcom- families at home with free Of the first 17 operations, riculum. town clean. This won't affect ing Spring Band Concert. phone calls, help with home only two women developed current students. Business Bravo Zulus to Ron Cooke repairs, emergency grocery complications and none died Farewell -- Chief "Papp Communications II (BED- from Occupational Safety money and and array emo- and the doctors say many of the Taylor transferring to the Fleet 383) is offered this semester. Office and Chris Noblitt tional support programs. All women were able to become Reserve after a quarter century of City Colleges -- Term 4 from the Hospital for guest are funded with donations and pregnant again. service. The ceremony's at Na- val Station quarters on Admin schedules are in, according lectures. According to L.C staffed by volunteers. The USO celebrates Of the 27 operations, 14 Hill, Friday, at 8 a.m. For mili- to Coordinator Debbie Woodard, Black History its tary it's whites and for civilians 50th anniversary this month. It were considered successful Johnson, at 4748. There's Month activities are moving it's informal for the occasion. operates 38 centers in the because they resulted in the Join us in saluting this outstand- lots of new courses. Kath- fasL Volunteer students are United States and 160 abroad, baby being born alive how- ing Old Salt as he sets his course leen Jones' audit of Federal reading biographies of fa- including Bahrain and the ever, most of the babies subse- for fairwinds and following seas. Income Tax (BUS-208) ismoos black Americans and United Arab Emirates port of quently died from a variety of crediting. Rick Southard's pnzes will be awarded to Two wheelers -- Whether Dubai, where many soldiers complications. your forte is power or pedal, you nuts and bolts input on Basic students with correct an- need a safety vest while riding Computer Language (DP- sewers to a questionnaires. Bush foresees quick economic recovery the streets of Gitmo. Bicycle 103) riders must follow the same rules is awesome. Margaret W. T. Sampson Ele- President Bush acknowl- cellent health with not a hint of as motorized vehicles. That in- :Kennedy's exploration of ientary -- Hop for Leuke- edges the recession is causing a recession in sight. The presi- cludes ridewith traffic, obeying World Geography (GEO- mia T-shirts are being dis- economic distress but, in his dent writes the events of 1990 stop signs and crosswalks and use hand signals. 101) is serendipitous. Ed tribute and the Pizza annual economic report, fore- were a reminder that healthy Shelor's recapitulation of Party's set for the last week sees a quick recovery that economies can suffer shocks World Civilization to 1500 in February, says Claudia could well exceed the record- and short-term setbacks. (HIST 141) is revealing. Meadows. Pennies are breaking expansion of the John Griffin's unequivo- being collected for"Save an 1980's. With the economy in News and Entertainment its first recession since the eating lunchtime rendition Acre" project designed to 1981-82 downturn, Bush was News On Channel 2 of Public Speaking (SPCH- rescue Sierradelasina 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS the less upbeat thanlast year. Back (NY) 4:00 GROWING PAINS 101) is loquacious, at the Rain Forest in Guatemala, 1 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT lest.------then he had proclaimed the CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS ------* nation's economy to be in ex- 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 CNN NEWSROOM CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 TAXI 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:30 M*A*S*H CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 7:00 STAR TREK SECURITY LOG CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) Guantanamo Bay-Man like it. The other crime categories 7:00 CH 9 NBC NEWS (National) what a difference a week On the accident side, activ- were pretty light. The "no's" makes. This week's Security ity grew a little. There was one have it in Government Prop- All movies begin at 7 p.m. Log reflects a growing calm in person that met another with a erty Thefts, Personal Property Downtown Lyceum our town. car. That's really not the best Thefts and Wrongful Destruc- The Two Jakes. Drama (R). 2:17 During this reporting pe- way to meet. Another driver tion to Government Property. riod, Security handled 41 traf- decidedto join the government However, someone must not fic violations of which 28 were by a private-to-government have been happy where a car GITMO PEOPLE vehicle crash. That's not the was parked at Windmill regular citations. One written Keeping radio communications open and operating on Leeward warning was issued, three ver- way to impress Uncle Sam. Beach, so he decided to re- is the job of communication non-commissioned officers like: bal warnings were given out What would we do without the arrange some of the exterior and nine drivers were cited for the ol' non-moving object looks. Up at the Navy Lodge, it NAME: driving without wearing their accident (it sure would be was rubber-cutting time. One Gerald McGramer great). This report saw one. automobile's tires were HOMETOWN: seatbelts. There were no repeat Baton Rouge, La. ap- offenders. Now, that's more Seems no Security Log goes slashed. One person was TIME IN GITMO: by without one of those. There prehended after resolving a 7 months Guantanamo Daily Gazette were three accidents involving problem in Villamar through CHOICES: Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba non-collisions (search me). Assault and Battery. Security FOOD: Finally, one driver was picked took that person away. Mean- Cajun NAVAL BASE COMMANDER SPORT: up for driving while drinking. time elsewhere in Villamar, Captain Wl1iam C. McCany Basketball PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER Gitmo's record gets better all one person was detained for LCDR John Griffin MUSIC: ASST. PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER the time in this category, but verbal abuse. It musthave been Rhythm and Blues JOCS Bill Dougherty there seems to always be one loud, because another person MY BEST QUALITY: EDITOR person who can't resist. Out on was detained for verbal abuse. My smile. 101 Fred A. Dias SECRET TO SUCCESS: STAFF the waters of Guantanamo If you have any informa- Support from friends and family. JO3 Sandrav eazquez Bay, one boater was cited for tion on these or other unre- JOSN Christine CorbinKruer IF I HAD 3 WISHES: SA Adrian V. Bridges violating the northern recrea- ported incidents, call Security War would end, I could get married and to be a general. Kristen LAdkins Dori L. Duerson tional boundary. Believe me, at 4105 or 4168. Security will Ch is an auth ie DoD punication. Cone en you don't want to be a guest with hold all names upon re- NOTE: If you are interested in nominating someone for Gitmo People, call 4520. did by Public Affair ad donaot rm eny ,ntst vbw ofbeU.S.Nay.Itaipriedtewkly across the fence. quest. tgsaeninnt eaymen by Nasy PPS Branh O mis. GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAZErr, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1991, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "What does Valentine's Day mean to you?"

Betty Brusnahan, Naval Air Cpl. Rex Walker, Marine Mo- Cindi Donahue, Shore Inter- Petty Officer 2nd Class Willie Jennifer Edwards, W.T. Station Comptroller: It's a tor Transport Maintenance: mediate Maintenance Supply: Santiago, Security: It means a Sampson High School time of the year where people It's the day set aside for special Hugs and kisses, roses and candy. lot of things but primarily love Student: It means love, friend- take a moment to express their relationships, where one person I celebrate it with my husband and dedication to the person you ship and cheerfulness. I spend emotions and let someone spe- can show love for somebody in and children every year. love. We usually sit down in a Valentine's Day with my cial know they care. their own special way. quiet place where we can talk friends and family. about people that are missing and make sure cards are sent out. Next week's question "What is your greatest experience in your military career?"

6Iassified Ads/Job Market Substitute Teacher at W.T. Sampson Sales Clerk at Main Store, PS-2/ CDC L/P, GSE-02/3/4, Ann. No. abandoned onboard the Naval Applications must be submitted to High School, Ann. No. 3-90. $4.63 ph, LGS-3/$3.21 ph, P/T, Ann. 2697-91RA. Station and/or Naval Air Station. the CCPO Office by the close of NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY No. 015-91. Waitress at CPO Club, NA-03/$4.93 Owners or anyone having infor- business (C.O.B.). Add'l informa- The NRA has the following job Security Guard, Sec., PS-2/$4.63 ph, ph, Var. Sched., Ann. No. 2718-91. mation concerning the following tion may be obtained at CCPO or openings. Please submit applica- Intermit., Ann. No. 016-91. Club Operations Asst. at Happy vehicles contact Security at 4168. by reviewing the Vacancy An- tions to the Personnel Office on the Customer Serv. Clerk at Furniture Snapper, PS-05/$5.65 ph, Ann. No. Vehicles unclaimed after Feb. 27, nouncements posted on official 2nd floor of the New Mall Com- Store, PS-3/$4.98 ph, LGS-3/$3.21 2723-91. will be disposed at the Board of bulletin boards. plex, Bldg. 2155. If you have ques- ph + .52 BA, Ann. No. 017-91. Clerk at Pre-school, AS-05/$5.85 ph, Lost, Abandoned and Unclaimed *INDICATES LIMITED AREA tions call 4508 or 4348. All posi- Sales Clerk Specialty at Sight & typing P/T, Ann. No. 2753-91. Personal Property. OF CONSIDERATION. tions will be closed on Fridays Sound, PS-3/$4.98 ph, LGS-3/$3.21 Working Aid, Youth Ctr., AD-01/ C.O.B. Feb. 19 unless otherwise stated. Applica- ph + .52 BA, Ann. No. 018-91. $3.25 ph, Var. Sched., Ann. No. YEAR MAKE MODEL Machinist at SIMA, LWG-3414-08, tions accepted Monday through Customer Serv. Clerk at Furniture 2759-91. '74 Chevrolet Vega Ann. No. 24-91. Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Store, PS-3/$4.98 ph, LGS-3/$3.21 Recreation Asst. at Golf Course, '74 Plymouth Valiant The following vacancies are an- Cust. Serv. Clerk at Main Store, PS- ph + .52 BA, PIT, Ann. No. 019-91. LGS-4/$3.84 ph + .55 BA, Ann. No. '78 AMC Concord DL nounced under the open continu- 3/$4.98 ph, LGS-3/$3.21 ph + .52 MER 2768-91. '69 Ford Galaxie 500 ous register. To receive considera- BA, PIT Ann. No. 003-91. MWR is accepting apps. submit- Motor Vehicle Operator at Fleet '69 Buick Le Sabre tion, apply by Feb. 19. Those who Head Sales Clerk at Main Store, PS- ted to the Morale, Welfare and Rec., NA-05/$5.74 ph, Var. Sched., '65 Plymouth Valiant have previously applied, need not 5/$5.65 ph, LGS-4/$3.84 ph + .55 Recreation Personnel Office. Ann. No. 2760-91. '79 Pontiac Grand Prix reapply. You will be considered for BA, Ann. No. 007-91. Add'1 info. concerning vacancies Laborer at Corral, NA-02/$4.51 ph, '74 Mercury Cougar the current vacancy. Cashier/Checker at Commissary, may be obtained at MWR Admin. Var. Sched., Ann. No. 2765-91. '72 Dodge Dart Clerk Typist at SIMA, GS-322-03, PS-2/$4.63ph, LGS-2/$2.57ph+.49 Office, Rm. 8, or call 2248. Laborer at Corral, LWG-02/$2.61 ph '75 Chevrolet Vega work week Thurs.-Mon., Ann. No. BA, F/T, P/T, Ann. No. 011-91. *INDICATES LIMITED AREA + .33 BA, Ann. No. 2766-91. UNK Chevrolet Pickup 606-90. Sales Clerk at Main Store, PS- OF CONSIDERATION. LEGALNOTICE '72 Chevrolet Nova First Grade Teacher at W. T. 2091-2/$4.63 ph, PIT, Ann. No. C.O.B. Feb. 21 Unclaimed/abandoned vehicles. '76 Ford Pinto Sampson Elementary School, Ann. 014-91. Child Development Program Asst. at The following vehicles were found '64 Dodge Dart No. 1-90. Substitute Teacher at W. T. Sampson continued from page one Elementary School, Ann. No. 3-90. NAVY NEWS. NROTC has presently ian employees of the War nations are needed for the civilian community and made 6,350 scholarship students, Department or Navy Depart- National Association for the personal sacrifices resulting WORLD NEWS.fm. pg. 1 down from nearly 8,000 in the ment stationed in Hawaii, Advancement of Colored in significant contributions mid-1980's Dec.7, 1941, who werekilled People's (NAACP) Roy Wilk- toward race and human rela- Pakistan -- Another explosion, The new NROTC plan will or wonded in the surprise at- ins Meritorious Service tions. s time at a British-based relief organization in Pakistan, may bring scholarship down to tack are eligible to receive the Award, presented to a service- Nominations must reach have been related to the Gulf war. 5,500 by fiscal year 1997. new award. member for his or her signifi- Commander, Navy Military Officials say no one was injured Pearl Harbor - Military Next of kin of any de- cant contributions to the Personnel Command (NMPC- last night when a hand grenade who served in Hawaii ceased member or eligible country in civil/human rights, of the Navy, was tossed onto thepropertyofan veterans 61), Department Afghan aid. U.K. Police are mak- during the Japanese attack on civilian may accept the medal race relations, equal opportu- Washington D.C. 20370- ing the connection between the Pearl Harbor are eligible to on their behalf. nity affirmative action, human 5610, no later than April 15. attack and the war. receive a new congressional Application forms and resource and/or in public serv- Hong Kong -- Authorities today medal commemorating the more information about the ice. say an explosion rocked the lobby 50th anniversary of the assault Pearl Harbor Commemorative The award, to be presented of a Holiday Inn in a popular that drew the U.S. into World Medal are available by calling at the annual NAACP conven- BAY DINING tourist district. Two people were slightly injured. Authorities have War II. 1-800-545-4052. tion July 6-10, in Houston, CLIPPER CLUB linked the explosion to an unat- Servicemembers and civil- NAACP awards -Nomi- recognizes a servicemember Tonight: Italian Night tended package. who has shown enthusiastic CPO CLUB Mandela trial witnesses balk support of the civil rights Tonight: Italian Night Thursday's Lunch: Call 7942 USA NEWS.fm. pg.1 AP - Two key witnesses that would be preferable to the movement supported full inte- FRA who allegedly were kidnapped physical injury he fears if he gration and promotion of Tonight: Mexican Night California -- Southern Calforni- and beaten by Winnie Mandela testifies. minorities and women within ans will be feeling the effect of OFFICERS' CLUB the state's 4-year drought more are refusing to testify against Without testimony from the armed forces, fostered bet- Tonight: Open Menu harshly starting next month. The the well known black activist. the witnesses, the govern- ter understanding between Thursday's Lunch: Chicken Pot Pie Metropolitan Water District In a Johannesburg court- ment's case could be thrown races in both the military and POST voted 46-1 to cut by nearly a third 46 Tonight: Brown Stew Chicken the amount of water it ships to 6 room today, the witnesses said out of court. Thursday's Lunch: Jerk Chicken/ million people in southern Cali- they fear the same fate as an- Flight Sch. from page one Pork fornia. One board member says other witness who allegedly The three youths testified at the tough action is intended to be SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE was kidnapped several days a separate trial that Mrs. Win- FightDakte, . Arrive D part a message of conservation. 727 219 NAS Nrfolk ------8:00 am. Thursday: Beef Broccoli ago. nie Mandela assaulted them Gino 11:00 am. noon WINDJAMMER CLUB Rhoda -- Kingston 1230 p.m. 1:30 pm. Island A United Air- One youth said fearfully, "I and a fourth person at her home Gino 2:15 pm. 3:45 pm. Tonight: 2 for 1, Steak Night lines 727 developed a problem really like my life. I want my in 1988. Thefourthyouthdied. NAS Norfolk 6:15 p. with its landing gear and returned SCHOOLS 727 2/22 NAS Nrflk------3:00am. Joes to Warwick, R.I., for an emer- life." Mrs. Mandela, the wife of Gitno 11:00 am. noon Grade: Thursday: Sloppy gency landing. The landing was He says he knows he could Africian National Congress Kingston 12.30 p.m. 1:30pm. HS.: Thursday: Grilled Harn and Gino 62:15 p". 3:45 pm. Cheese Sandwich routine. face up to two years in prison leader Nelson Mandela, has NAS Norfolk :15 pm. for not testifying. But he says denied the charges. NOTE: If you change flights, notify the air terminal. PAs 4, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1991, GUANTANAMo DAY GAZrrE SPORTS

Sports mix stops Lakers' winning streak College Roundup to four games. Portland came Basketball NFL he Lefrom 22 down in the third Green Bay - Fullback Brent quarterto beatthePhiladelphia Top 25 Fullwood, who played for the 76ers 121-106. Tuesday's results Packers and Cleveland Browns Syracuse (7) 101, Providence 83 this past season, has signed as a Chicago beat Atlanta 122- Kansas (11) 94, Missouri 90 Texas (24) 65, Rice 64 free agent with the Miami Dol- Jordan scored 32 VJ04113. Michael Today's games 0 phins. points. Dominique Wilkins Arkansas (3) vs. Texas 8:05 p.m. Browns - Former Tampa I i had 37 points, five Duke (5) vs. Davidson, 7:30 p.m. Bay Buccaneers and New York assists and Arizona (6) vs. Arizona St., 9p.m. N.C. (8) vs. Wake Forest, Giants coach three steals in just 24 7 p.m. Ray Perkins and minutes St. Johns (13) vs. Boston Col., 9 p.m. University of Toledo coach Nick to spark the Bulls to a victory. Kentucky (16) vs. Tennessee, 8 p.m. Saban are among many candidates Nebraska (17) at Iola State, 8:05 p.m. being considered for assistant Ihiil Elsewhere in the NBA, South AP-- TheLakers' winnng Kevin Johnson scored 35 Cleveland beat Miami 94-78, Centre 85, Transylvania 84 coaching jobs with the Cleveland Florida 90, Georgia 75 Browns. streak is o ver. Phoenix beat points, 10 of them in the final the New York Knicks got by Ky. Christian 97, Cincinnati Bible 72 Los Ange les 99-95 and eight minutes. The outcome Indiana 114-110, Charlotte Virginia State 71, Hampton U. 68 Washington 96, Emennoite 72 AUTO RACING stopped the longest NBA win- also markedthe firsttimeinthe stopped Dallas 100-92, Midwest Daytona 500 - Bobby Hillin ning streak of the season at 16 past three seasons Phoenix had Orlando defeated Denver 129- Bethel 125, Huntington 102 Jr., led the third day of time trials Calvin 91, Grand Rapids 73 games. scored fewer than 200 points 122, San Antonio downed Carthage 89, Wheaton 82 for the Daytona 500 with a fast lap Malone 89, Walsh 68 of just over 192 miles an hour. The Earlier t his season the Suns and won. Washington 102-92, Utah had McKendree 134, LaGrange 99 line-up for Sunday's race in Flor- had stoppedIa pair of 11-game The Trail Blazers took no trouble with Houston 113- Nebraska 100, Midland 70 ida will be determined by twin North Central 86, Millikin 72 eaks Northem St. 75, Moorhead St. 73 125-mile qualifying races tomor- winning str with victories advantage of the Lakers loss to 92, Boston edged Seattle 114- Rio Grande 112, Cederville 87 row. in Portland and Detroit. Last extend their lead over Los 111 and Golden State trounced Tiffin 81, Ohio Dominican 65 6 night they were at home, where Angeles in the Pacific Division Minnesota 122-105. Wis. Green Bay 63, Illinois 53 -o Wis. Stout 64, Wis. LaCrosse 50 WORLD East Skating - Favorites April St. Louis takes over first place in NHL's Norris Div. Amherst 91, Brandeis 89 Sargent and Russ Witherby have Cortland State 75, Oneonta St. 70 AP- The St. Louis Blues The Detroit Red Wings Hartwick 53, Utica 50 taken the lead in ice dancing over geio Fedorov to a point posi- Harvard 73, Hartford 67 Jeanne Miley and Michael Verlich have moved past Chicago into scored four power-play goals tion. Lemoyne 105, St. Lawrence 80 Massachusetts 98, in the U.S. figure skating champi- first place in the NHL's Norris last night to defeat the Win- Fedorov's power-play goal West Virginia 89 onships in Minneapolis. Seton Hall 83, Pittsburgh 43 Division. nipeg Jets 6-1. was made 26 seconds into the St. Rose 115, Nyack 56 Korea - South and North St. Thomas 117, Kings N.Y. 103 Korea have agreed to send unified Geoff Courtnall scored Winnipeg came into the third period which snapped a Syracuse 101, Providence 83 Korean teams to two international twice and Brett Hull added game ranked third in penalty- 2-1 lead and triggered the five- W. Maryland 97, Juniata 81 sport competitions. It was the first Wesleyan 99, Coast Guard 62 three points as the Blues beat killings, but Detroit scored its goal outburst in the third pe- Will. Patterson 81, R.Camden 57 such accord to bereached between Worcester St. 108, B.Mass. 102 the two Korea's since their separa- the Oilers last night in Edmon- four power-play goals on only riod. tion in August at the end of World ton 4-2- seven changes. Bob Probert, Yves Racine NHL War II. The New York Islanders Coach Bryan Murray made and Johan Garpenlov also Tuesday's results BOXING snapped a six-game winless a few changes in the power- scored power-play goals for St. Louis 4, Edmonton 2 streak by edging the Minne- play unit, but the most effec- the Calgary 4, Los Angeles 4 Fight - There are no changes Red Wings. Today's games for this spring's heavyweight sota North Stars 5-4. tive was moving rookie Ser- The victory was the fourth Minnesota at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. championship Detroit at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. fight between in six games for Detroit. Evander Holyfield and challenger Win- Boston at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. nipeg took its second straight New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. George Foreman. Promoters yes- Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. terday said they'd overcome prob- GITMO ATHLETICS defeat. lems and the fight remains April Elsewhere on NHL ice, 19, in Atlantic City, N.J. NBA AQUATICS MARINE CORPS Buffalo and Quebec skated to a Tuesday's results 4-4, overtime tie and Los Phoenix 99, L.A. Lakers 95 MLB Scuba dive courses - MWR Bench Press Club-Comeup Charlotte 100, Dallas 92 Arbitration - Nine players offers the following scuba dive to the Marine Barracks gym and Angeles and Calgary tied 4-4 N.Y. Knicks 114, Indiana 110 courses: agreed to new contracts yesterday. Advanced Open Water. see what club you can bench press Cleveland 94, Miami 78 Feb. after overtime. Orlando 129, Denver 122 Two of them joined the $3 million 28; Underwater Navigator, your way into. Memberships are in Feb. 28; Night Diver, Feb. 28; the 250-299 lbs., 300-349 lbs. and The Hartford Whalers are Chicago 122, Atlanta 113 club. Glenn Davis and the Balti- Deep Diver, Feb. 28. FMI, call San Antonio 102, Washington 92 350 lbs. and up clubs. Certificates worried that defenseman Utah more Orioles settled on a pact will be given to each successful Dave 113, Houston 92 worth just over $3.25 million. Boston 114, Seattle 111 Hydroaerobics - Short ses- lift. FMI, call Sgt. Ems at 2637. Babych may miss the rest of Golden State 126, Kelly Minnesota 105 Gruber becomes the games sion to start Feb. 18 to 28 at Marine the NHL season. Babych Portland 121, Philadelphia 106 highest-paid third baseman with Pool. Mon, Wed, Thurs 5-6 p.m. RECREATION Sacramento 103, L.A. Clippers 101 his three-year $11 million package The session is $10 or $1.25 per broke a thumb during a game Today's games from the Toronto Blue Jays. walk-ins. FMI call 3845 or 3493. contest AnnireStn Saturday, his second game Dallas at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Thirty-six players now have $3 back after missing Atlanta at New BOWLING Feb. 16, at 9:30 p.m. FMI call three Jersey, 7:30 p.m. million contracts. Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 6 p.m. Hall of Famer-JoeMorgan Bowling lockers - League months following wrist sur- testified yesterday ina civil rights bowlers, park your bowling ball YACHT CLUB gery. CC Basketball suit against police andshoesinalocker atMarblehead in Los Angeles. The Washington Post says Tonight's games Morgan said he was forcefully ar- Lanes for $2 a month or $22 a year. Wnsriglsos-Fe There's a $5 refundable key de- brawling Washington NAS/VC-10 vs. Security, 6:30 p.m. rested in 1988. the need for speed and excitement? Capital NavSta Blue vs. PWD, 8 p.m. posit. Lockers are available now. Windsurfing lessons now available Ryan's boy - Son of Nolan defenseman John Kordic Thursday's games Big Pot - Marblehead Lanes at the Yacht Club. FMI, call Brock Marine Bks Ryan, baseball's vs. NavSta Gold, 6:30 p.m all-time strikeout is the site of aBig Pot, No Tap tour- at 3899. missed practice yesterday and NSGA/Co. "L" vs. Hospital, 8 p.m. leader, made his collegiate base- nament every first and third Satur- Sail-a-bration- A big sail-a- was suspended by the NHL Feb. 17 ball debut Tuesday. Freshman day of the month. Registration ration and christening is slated for SIMA vs. FTG. 6:30 p.m. Reid Ryan struck out the first bat- starts at 6p.m., fee, $10. FMI, call Mon., Feb. 18. Come join the fun. team for an alcohol-related NAS/VC-10 vs. PWD, 8 p.m. Feb. 19 ter he faced. Ryan was clocked at ry at 3014 or 2118Club membership not required. problem. Kordic could not be Security vs. Gold, 6:30 Men-Men's Bowling Assoc. Juniornovice fleet races. FMI, p.m. 95-mph. In the second game of a and reached for comment. NavStaBlue vs. Hospital, 8 p.m. doubleheader, he worked two in- meeting is Sun., Feb. 17, 1 p.m. at call 2805/3743. the nings of one-run relief as bowling center. Rule changes Texas to Bowler NCAA investigates 7th-rank beat Texas-Arlington 20-3. of the Month is topic. Syracush After meeting, Scratch Pot Bowl. Club meeting - Final plsns AP -- Seventh-ranked man has been questioned by an FMI, Walt Baer, 2357. for the skateboard park will be Syracuse ignored off-court NCAA investigator about TENNIS discussed at the next pre-teen club pos- Shocker - Two-time U.S. CORRAL meeting tonight, at 6p.m. FMI call problems that led to the tempo- sible violations at Syracuse. pro indoor champion Tim Mayotte Private group rides- Private rary suspension of seven play- Until yesterday the only wasupsetbySouthAfricanWayne group horse rides are available for League - Youth/Adult bowl- ers and swept past Providence known investigation into the Ferreira in his first match club outings, birthday parties, mg league has enough sign-ups to in Phila- 101-83. delphia. Ferreira is ranked 177 in beachrides ornightrides. Require- form a league. The organizational Billy Owen scored 25 school's program was being the world and had to survive a ments, minimum of five, maxi- meeting will be on Sunday, at 3 points, 20 in the first half for conducted by the university. qualifying tournament mum of 10. Call 2381. p.m. in thebowling alley cafeteria. to make the FMI call 2915, the Orangeman. Dave Johnson In a bizarre game in Illinois main draw. and Michael Edwards each Virginia Slims - Zina Garri- FITNESS showSkate us your challenge stuff. Enter - theYouthTeens, last night. Referees stopped son and Helena Sukova advanced Five bucks off- Save money Center Skate Board Challenge added 19 as Syracuse held on the game between Illinois and while you and a Tuesday at the Virginia Slims of friend getfit. Have to first place in the Big East. Chicago State when a bench Chicago Tennis Tournament. a friend join the Fitness Center Horse ride - Pre-teens are in- during the first The NCAA has apparently clearing Number-five seed Garrison got by week of the month vited on ahorseride Thur., Feb. 28. brawl broke out. After Linda Harvey-Wild and Sukova, and you save $5. You must be a Registration must be completed by begun an investigation into all ejections, Chicago only had current member of the Fitness Wed., Feb. 27. Must return signed the sixth seed, scored a win over Center. FMI, call 3846. permission slips. Slips and fee Syracuse basketball. Two two eligible players left, Illi- atrina Adams. Available at Corral at 2381. sources say a former Orange- nois won over a forfeit