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Hifgh tide-2:16pm1 Partly cloudy. Low tde--806mThundershowers. Low tde 8O~pmWinds S 8-16 kts. Suyvukgg6e--636am BGusdtsonks. SunSet --- 7:22pm Gss-o28-s 84iBay--o-dition Low---- 72 The Navy's oniy daity 1-3 ft. Vol. 32, No. 81 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba -Mnevd-y, April 2(D, 1977 P rospects for peace World News Digest Hussein encouraged and hopeful WASHINGTON (AP)--King Hussein of Jo rdan told Pres. Carter last night WASHINGTON (UPI)--White House News Secy. Jody Powell defended Pros. he feels "more encouraged and more Carter's executive style yesterday, saying an assistant who does a good hol peful" than he has for a long job shouldn't expect praise. Powell says the President has complimented tiime about the prospects for peace him only seven times since they met in 1970. But as Powell puts it, "I in the Middle East. have never made a secret of the fact that this particular President is not Hussein madeHussin the adetheremakremark ini a1oasa toast givengie1opt1o to pats on theh1ak.srkn back, stroking hisi staff,taf orraksso a kiss on theh ear."a. at a working dinner at the White House. Carter was more cautious in DETROIT (UPI)--Detroit automakers say overall car sales jumped three per toasting Hussein. The President cent in mid-April. The industry sold nearly 290,000 cars during a 10-day emphasized what he called "the dif- period, the highest number in history. Ford led the way with a nine per ficulties of resolving the historic cent sales hike, while GM registered a six per cent increase. Sales by animosities" that exist in the area. American Motors dipped 32 per cent. But Carter went on to say this U.S. and Cuba resume year can be the year for significant major strides toward permanent peace progress toward a permanent settle- in the Middle East. It would be a BEIRUT (UPI)--A right-wing radio fishing negotiations ment, in part because all sides are mistake to be too optimistic because station in Lebanon reports at least displaying moderation. of the serious nature of the divi- 60 Palestinians and Syrian peace- WASHINGTON (UPI)--The United Hussein was welcomed to the White sions that have long separated one keeping soldiers were killed in States and Cuba yesterday resumed House in the morning with a ceremony people from another in the Eastern fighting around here yesterday. A their fishing negotiations with that was remarkably simple and aus- Mediterranean region." shaky cease-fire took effect after the presence in Havana of a high- tere for a chief of state. Although The President said, "If there is midnight, when only sporadic shots ranking U.S. official for the first there was the traditional 21-gun one leader who is a key to the com- were reported. But eyewitnesses time in 16 years, the State Depart- salute, there was only a band and a prehension of the problems and also say tension remains high in neigh- ment announced. small color guard in the ceremony. the analysis of the possible solu- borhoods that experienced house-to- Assistant Secy. of State for In- In his brief remarks as he wel- tions, it would be King Hussein." house combat over the past two days. ter-American Affairs Terence Todman comed Hussein, Carter struck a som- is in Cuba heading the American ber tone, "This year, 1977, is a delegation. special time. It is one when we Bell refuses to halt prosecution This is the first visit to Cuba face possible opportunities for by a high-ranking U.S. official WASHINGTON (UPI)--Atty. Gen. since the two countries ended rela- Griffin Bell has refused to halt the tions in early 1961. The official prosecution of an FBI agent charged reason for Todman's visit to LOCAL NEWS with making illegal investigations. Havana is the resumption of the Bell met for three hours yesterday U.S.-Cuban talks on fishing and mar- with FBI Director Clarence Kelley itime boundaries that began last BRIEFS and groups of agents who said the month in New York. Justice Department probe of the FBI The presence of a high American The Flagship Mess will have an- has damaged morale. official in Havana after a decade other Family Night tomorrow from After the meetings, Bell told and a half of political hostility 4-6. The feature is Chinese food. reporters he didn't even discuss and ideological struggle is consid- the case against John Kearney, an ered a major step toward the estab- agent who's been indicted for ille- lishment of normal relations between A contest began yesterday to name gal wiretaps and mail openings in the two countries. the petty officers' lounge at the New York. From the Carter administration's Windjammer. It will run until next Bell did ask the agents to tell point of view, one of the major ob- Monday. him how they carry out their inves- stacles to normal relations with Three judges will decide the win- tigations, so he can ask Congress to er methods, as fail-proof guidelines Havana is Cuba's active role in ner, to be announced Monday. The enact a "charter" spelling out prop- for the future. Africa, mainly Angola. winner will receive a sailboat, which is on display inside the May 4 to June 6 lounge. Entry blanks may be picked up at the Windjammer. For more informa- Annual Navy Relief Fund Drive scheduled to begin 85115 or 85669. tion call The Navy and Marine Corps' annual society makes its annual appeal for bills, food and rent, necessary drive to help their own people in funds during the period of May 4 dental care, personal needs when pay times of need begins here and at through June 6, commemorating the records are lost, handicapped Turner speaks to Congress naval installations and units around Navy-Marine Corps sea-air battles children, education of dependent the world May 4 with a call for of Coral Sea and Midway. children and vocational training about support of the Navy Relief Society. for widows. oil reserves When the need exists, the Navy Last year, for example the Navy Founded in 1904, the Navy Relief Relief can provide outright gratu- Relief allocated more than $6-mil- Society has been the Navy's own ities or interest free loans or a lion to provide gratuities, direct organization for the relief of combination of the two for such loans and educational loans. distress among Navy and Marine Corps things as emergency leave, funerals, Locally, this year's drive is personnel and their families. The the patient's share of medical under the chairmanship of Capt. T.J. Trumble, commanding officer of the hospital. Lt. N.W. Cordell of the hospital is project officer. They GITMO IS FOR are being joined by project officers - 7* and keymen from departments and HISTORY divisions from all base commands in an attempt to give everyone an op- portunity to participate in the campaign. Those representatives are LCdr. Warren Baxley, NAS, LtCol. O.K. Steele, Co. "L", Lt(j.g.) Robert A. Moritz, VC-10, LCdr. Golden Johnson, FTG, LCdr. Gary Monroe, ROICC, YN2 John A. Israel, ComNavBase, and EN Patrick T. Ryan, NavSta. WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Soviet Union Navy Relief income comes from may go from being an oil exporter three sources: income from a reserve to an oil importer by the early fund, voluntary contributions from 1980s, according to CIA Director service personnel and civilian Stansfield Turner. friends of the naval service, and Turner told Congress yesterday repayments of loans. that's a major factor in the CIA's All contributions are returned to assessment of international oil re- Navy and Marine Corps personnel serves. The CIA report was used by (Coast Guard personnel in times of Pres. Carter last week in citing a war), their familes or their survi- gloomy outlook for worldwide oil vors in the form of gratuitous ser- production. vices or non-interest loans. Turner said pumping problems, not Local men and women can obtain just depletion, will cause Soviet more information about the drive oil demand to outrun supplies by and Navy Relief services from their 1985. The Russians reportedly have individual keymen throughout the too much water in their oil fields. campaign. Palge 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, April 26, 1977

Today's meetings L- Tomorrow's meetings Tr- GIT7O BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7.p.m. at. the CONO Club. Cali',Jim BINGO will be played at the Staff. NCO Club beginning at 7:30 p.m. Cossey at 85149 AWR. The club is ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet at open to all base residents. Community 7:30 n.n. For more information call 85697 or 90269 AT. GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. WATER STATUS Bulletin CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE CLASS will meet at 7 p.m. For more informa- YESTERDAY'S FIGURES tion call 90108 or 97191 AT. GITMO COIN CLUB meets in B d quonset TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 Board hut 1817 behind the old elementary ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,287,000 school at 7:30 p.m. For more in- TOTAL IN STORAGE: 15,030,000 formation call Lou Prosser at 90172 or Carl Harvey at 952243.

Clubs and Organizations Sports HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA COMMANDING OFFICER LUNCHEON FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION All graduates non-high school who GOLF COMMITTEE All Naval Station master, senior do not possess a high school equiv- The new home of the Fleet Reserve and chief petty officers are invited alency diploma are requested to con- There Association, located at Morin Cen- to attend a luncheon with the will be a meeting of the tact J.T. Savoia at the Education Golf Committee ter, is now open to all members, commanding officer tomorrow at the Friday at 1 p.m. Services Office, 85553, for assis- in the golf course lounge. including those from visiting ships COMO Club. Cash bar will open in All mem- tance. bers are requested and their guests. Enjoy evenings the lobby at 11:30 a.m., with lunch to attend. with your shipmates or dance to the at noon. Guest speaker will be Dr. juke box from 6 p.m. until regular Rodriguez of the Naval Hospital. Commissary-Exchange closing time. Future programs will Reservations must be made not be announced. later than 1 p.m. today at the Career AIR SHIPMENT Counselors office at 85575. OF CHILLED PRODUCE LADIES' GOLF ASSOCIATION STAFF NCO CLUB The air shipment of sensative The Ladies' Golf will spon- BLUE Assn. The Staff NCO Snack Bar is open CARIBE LUNCHEON SPECIAL chilled produce is expected to ar- sor a point tournament Sunday. Tee- rive from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5:30 tomorrow and should be avail- off time will be 1 p.m. There is a able to 10 p.m. Call Charlie for take- The Blue Caribe will feature a when the commissary opens $5 entry fee and cash prizes will be out orders. luncheon special tomorrow of fried Thursday. awarded. It is open to all golfers. Happy Hour is every Friday from chicken, french fried potatoes with The price includes heavy hors 4:30 to 6 p.m. for members only. vegetable, salad of your choice and d'oeuvres, dessert and beverage from Club membership cards, are on sale soup of the day. All for $1.75. BEER AND SODA PRICES the COMO Club. Players use full for military (and civilian equiva- handicap. Points are: eight, eagle; The Navy Exchange food service lents) E-6 and above for $18 yearly six, birdie; four, par; and, two, or $2 monthly. manager has made price adjustments bogie. Foursomes will be drawn. on selected beer and soda to support Movie nights are Tuesdays and LITTLE LEAGUE BAKE SALE This will be a "farewell" for many of the Gitmo community. Prices are: Thursdays at 8. Double features our golfers who are leaving soon. Michelob, are on Fridays, Saturdays and Sun- The Little League will sponsor a $7.60 per case, $1.90 per Sign up at the Pro Shop anytime. days. Kiddie Matinees are Saturday bake sale Saturday in front of the six-pack, 55 cents; Stroh's, $6.60 The Ladies' afternoons at 2. Navy Exchange. Parents are asked to per case, $1.65 per six-pack, 45 Golf Assn. will sponsor a bring their baked goods to the cents per bottle; Coca-Cola, $5 per championship scratch tournament today, TOPS exchange by 9:30 a.m. For further case, $1.25 per six-pack, 25 cents tomorrow and the 28. This tournament is information call 951235, 99274 or per can; and, Pepsi-Cola, $5 per open to all lady golfers on base. Sign-up in the Do you have a weight problem? Have 98293. Please support you Little case, $1.25 per six-pack, 25 cents Pro Shop. you been dieting without success? League teams. per can. TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, is here to help you help yourself. ETHAN ALLEN REPRESENTATIVE TOPS will hold its weekly meeting FUMIGATION CHAMBER Entertainment today at 7 p.m in the quonset hut The Ethan Allen representative behind the Arts and Crafts building The fumigation chamber will be open will be at the Navy Exchange Office All interested men and women to accept articles for fumigation on McCalla Hill tomorrow and Thurs- WINDJAMMER HAPPENINGS are encouraged to attend. For more Friday between 7:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. day during regular operating hours. information contact Lauren Tromley Articles may be picked up the follow- Saturday will be Couples' Night at 90156, Loretta Siers at 90212, or ing Tuesday between 1 and 3 p.m. at the Windjammer. Entertainment Avonne Monroe at 95102. NEX JOB OPENINGS will be provided by Straight Flush. Make your reservations early. The Navy Exchange announces the Bingo will be played Sunday. The AND CRAFTS ASSN. BPTO CLOSED CARIBBEAN ARTS following job openings: early bird game starts at 2:45 p.m. The Caribbean Arts and Crafts The BPTO office will close at Full-time general office clerk to Association will sponser a beginning noon today. It will reopen for work in the Food Services Office. water class Tuesday mornings starting business 8:30 a.m. tomorrow. The hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 TODAY'S June 2 from 9:30 till 11:30 a.m. p.m. Monday through Friday. This TV-8 The classes will last for eight weeks LAMAZE CLASSES position pays $2.59 and six months and the cost is $20 plus $20 for general office experience is requir- supplies. A deposit of $20 is A new seven-week LaMaze prepared ed. MOVIES required by May 2. Call Margaret childbirth class will begin May 5. Four part-time sales clerks are Huddy at 85632 for information and Classes will be held at the hospital needed to work in the Main Retail registration. from 7 to 9 p.m. for all interested Store. The hours are varied but will TV-8 SCHDEULE FOR TUESDAY expectant parents. Couples waiting consist of a 30 hour work week. Special notices to deliver, keep practicing. Anyone Applications will be accepted until 1:00 - General Hosital with books from the previous classes, Thursday. Call 85348 for more infor- 1:35 - Movie: nD.O.A." 3:00 - Electric Company RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING please return them. For more infor- mation. mation call Gayle McCorkle at 85647 The Navy Exchange has openings for 4:00 - Cartoons There will be a meeting of the AT. two cocktail waitresses and one bar- 4:12 - Target: Imoossible Naval Station Recreation Committee tender for the new Petty Officer's 4: 35 - Combat tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Special Lounge at the Windjammer Club. Call 5:30 - Newswatch Services Conference room located in Education 85115 DWH or contact Larry after 6 6:30 - Hollywood Squares the Officials' Association hut, p.m. at the Windjammer. 7:00 - Variety Special "An All Star across the street from the Windjammer Party for John Wayne" All members are requested to attend. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8:00 - M*A*S*H U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, 8:30 - Welcome Back Kotter BASE CUBA OCHO RIOS TRIP The elementary school, K-6, will 9:00 - Kojak be closed tomorrow due to a teacher's 9:55 - Newswatch Would all those who signed up for in-service meeting. The nursery 10:00 - Monty Python (ADULT) the Ocho Rios trip please bring school will be in session tomorrow. 10:30 - Late Movie: Manpower your deposit to Special Services 12:13 - Sign- Of f between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. VETERANS PROGRAMS Capt. Daid W. oa. before May 2. Cecap John H.H ScxMconnenl CHS S AlStation LYCEUMS Employment of professionals and ouadauer Couding officer technicians should increase because J0 BllBrm. .Edto Downtown - The Black Bird, PG LADIES SUMMER BOWLING McCalla of specialization and need in urban LCdr. MihaCSh rry.PubUHeAHairs OfHUer - The Terrorists, PG Marine - The Last Tycoon, PG renewal, ecology, transit, the S iSSU fSH . .:: HCHProducti- Ast. The Ladies' COMO Summer Bowling Leeward Point - Shine, NRA League will begin May 3. If you building industry, computers, office are interested call Karen 98293 or machines, appliance maintenance, the he GuHanano Gazette is published according to the CLUB MOVIES Marion 951211 AT. medical field, tool design and FM lsandregulatios orshipdan dostatandnew per broadcasting. For further informa- ontlinedHin NAVISHP;35HUandAHunrth iactionHH COMO - No ovie tion concerning accredited schools air.H aH H HH heHHMaHu HBapucHHafHHCfHHHHHA.rined CPO - Challenge To White Take stock in America. and programs, contact J.T. Savoia Fang, PG necal or as refleting the viaw- of C, wave. or Windjammer Buy U.S. Savings ponds. at the Education Services Office, - Part II Sounder, G theeparmentC*the Navy. Staff NCO Dirty Knight's Work, PG 85553. - Tuesday, April 26, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page Experts optimistic

Weather delays capping '1 of oil well FTC weekly ship schedule t" STAVANGER, Norway (UPI)--The weather continues to delay attempts to cap an oil well dumping tons of oil and mud into the North Sea off the coast of Norway. The strong winds and high seas are forecast to last four days. DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF But two American experts from the SHIP HULL NO. COMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE Red Adair Fires and Blowout Co. of Houston, Tex., are still optimistic USS Saginaw LST-1188 Cdr. R.A. Harris 4 Apr. 77 LCdr. Kreassig 29 Apr. 77 they can eventually cap the well. USS Shreveport LPD-12 Capt. B.C. MacCafree, 24 Apr. 77 Lt. Nellis 20 May 77 A Phillips Petroleum official Jr. said the two men, Angsar "Boots" USCGC Hamilton WEEC-715 Capt. G.P. Sherburne 16 Apr. 77 Lt. Hathaway 13 May 77 Hansen and Richard Hatterberg, be- USS Sampson DDG-10 Cdr. A.L. Bartals 26 Apr. 77 Lt. Hicks 27 May 77 lieve the well can be capped if there are no unforeseen circum- stances. Nuclear fuel shipments questioned The two Americans are calling the shots on how to stop the leak at the Bravo platform in the oil field about 175 miles off the coast of Warnke testifies before Senate subcommittee Norway. The leak is dumping 4,000 WASHINGrON (UPI)--Chief U.S. arms Warnke testified before the Senate tons of oil and mud daily into the control negotiator Paul Warnke said subcommittee on energy and nuclear sea. yesterday the United States should proliferation. The panel is draft- halt nuclear fuel shipments to re- ing a bill to impose tough, new cipient countries which explode standards on U.S. nuclear exports nuclear devices they claim to be in a major effort to halt the spread Americans begin to leave 'peaceful." of dangerous nuclear technology. But, at the same time, Warnke Ethiopia after expulsion said the U.S. government must ur- gently provide, within six months Opposition charges Bhutto to a year at the latest, improved order by government assurances the United States can rigged elections be counted on to be a reliable long- term supplier. (UPI)--A group of Americans ISLAMBAD (UPI)--Pakistan's new 85 "We should immediately cease left national assembly is to meet today, Ethiopia yesterday. They nuclear supply if a nation explodes looked cheerful but tired after but the opposition party is refusing a nuclear device," Warnke told a country, we simply will not accept their arrival in Athens to take part. It charges that Prime after a Senate hearing. as an explanation that it is for six-hour flight. They spent Minister Bhutto and his Pakistan the "If there is an explosion in a peaceful purposes," he said. night in seaside hotels, and say People's Party rigged last month's they intend to fly home within 48 elections, to win 164 of the 200 hours. seats. Those 85 are the first of more Demonstrators end picketing coal mines The election has been followed than 300 Americans who have been by almost daily demonstrations de- expelled from Ethiopia, which or- WILLIAMSON, W.Va. (AP)--Some 200 cratic "thorn in the side." But, he manding a new vote, and the protests dered the closing of the five U.S. demonstrators who picketed West said, the group believed the picket- have led to violence. Most top installations at which they worked. Virginia and Kentucky coal mines ing had served its purpose in focus- leaders of the opposition have been Ethiopia has imposed an expulsion yesterday have voted not to continue ing attention on inadequate federal arrested. But the new acting head deadline of tomorrow, but the State picketing today. flood relief, and thus could be end- has called a march for next Saturday Department says there are strong This, despite "disgruntlement" ed. here. indications the deadline may be ex- about a mix-up in which protesters tended. got a call from the White House Ceiling proposed The action by the Addis Ababa which they believed offered a meet- government is the climax of what ing with high federal officials. The the State Department calls a "down- demonstrators are seeking increased Cost of health care jumps 100 % ward drift" in relations between federal flood assistance. the two countries. In the past few A spokesman for the group had said (UPI)--The cost of health care has years, Ethiopia, once a staunch U.S. a call from the White House offered jumped astronomically since 1950, ally, has been moving rapidly to- a meeting. But world later came about 1,000 per cent. And Pres. ward Marxism. from a presidential assistant that Carter yesterday asked Congress to Ethiopia also has expelled three the phone call by a public liaison take a major step to alleviate, Western reporters, apparently due officer was not authorized and no what he calls, the "runaway costs to their coverage of an insurrection meeting was scheduled. of hospital care." in the northern part of the East The spokesman for the protesters Under the proposal, an annual cost African nation. says the mix-up was one more bureau- ceiling of nine per cent would be imposed on 6,000 hospitals, starting in fiscal year 1978. The program Republicans criticize Carter plan does not cover nursing homes, health maintenance organization hospitals, WASHINGTON (UPI)--Republican lead- dent's plan yesterday. But none VA or public service hospitals. ers say although they agree with would offer counter proposals. HEW Secy. Joseph Califano says un- Pres. Carter that an energy crisis The GOP leaders talked to report- der the plan, if a hospital's exists, Carter's energy program ers after a private meeting of charges rise above the nine per cent cess amount in escrow the next year, could lead to a recession. ranking Republicans who will handle level, it would have to put the ex- or face a tax penalty. the energy legislation. As Rhodes House Republican Leader John put it, "We didn't try to get a Rhodes, Senate GOP Leader Howard Republican energy program at this Baker and party chairman William time. We just discussed the Presi- U.N. conference reports on world's oil Brock each criticized the Presi- dent's proposals." UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--The world's oil supply may last a hundred years or more if all available reserves are properly exploited, a U.N. special con- FEA acts on conversion to coal ference report said yesterday. But it also said it will cost more to mine oil from secondary and "unconventional" resources, mainly heavy crudes, tar sands and oil-bearing shales. These are the findings of the con- ference on the future supply of nature-made oil and gas held last summer at Laxenburg, Austria, under the auspices of the U.N. Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) and the International Institute for n needs Applied Systems Analysis. The preliminary report of the con- ference gives a less pessimistic picture of future oil supplies than recent reports of the Carter admin- istration. The question how long the world (UPI)--Thirty-one electric utility power plants in 10 states will be re- could continue to rely on petroleum quired to burn coal instead of oil or natural gas if environmental and ec- as its main source was "open-ended, onomic conditions allow the conversion. due to price and technical uncertain- W o The Federal Energy Administration announced the action yesterday, and ties." also said that preliminary coal conversion may be ordered for the first Some 90 scientists, engineers, time for industrial plants. geologists, heconomists and other FEA chief John O'Leary says public hearings on the conversion orders will specialists contributed to the con- Te Good be held next month in such major cities as Boston, New York, Philadelphia, ference with working papers and Chicago, Dallas and Kansas City. special reports. Neighbor. P'ag2 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, April 26, 1977

Sherman Avenue motocross results by C.C. Rider Last week's rain put a damper on many community activities, but not even a little wetness stopped the women and men of the Gitmo Motorcycle Club Top-seeded from racing. Parts of the track were under water last week, but by Sunday the water holes had turned into mud holes, providing some spectacular Connors defeats Benatson racing. The following are Sunday's results: LAS VEGAS (UPI)--Top-seeded and Class Racer Points defending champion Jimmy Connors 0-100cc D. Hendrickson 1200 scored a first-round victory over C. Williams 900 Sweden's Ove Bengtson yesterday in C. Ray 619 opening round acti * nf the $250,000 G. Johnson 563 Alan King Tennis C sic here. 101-125 P. Grudzinski 1200 Conners topped Bengtson, 6-2, 5-7, D. Aanerud 900 6-2, to advance to the second round F. Moritz 450 along with three other seeded play- 126-Open R. Sawtelle 1200 ers. Borowiak while number-seven seed D. Allard 900 Third-seeded Roscoe Tanner was up- Stan Smith beat South Africa's Bernie Street legal G. Leaf 1100 set by Australian Mark Edmondson, Mitton. Eighth-seeded Bob Lutz de- B. Ash II 400 6-4, 4-6, 3-6. Edmondson broke feated Billy Martin. Women's motocross J. Grudzinski 1200 Tanner's service to take the second In further first round action L. Leaf 900 set and also scored a service break scheduled today, Adriano Panatta of D. Boice 563 to go in front 5-3 in the third set. Italy faces Marty Riessen, Ken D. Aanerud 450 Mexico's Raul Ramirez, the number- Rosewall faces Charlie Pasarell and You don't have to be a racer to join the club, just have an average in- two seed, easily toppled Jeff Mark Cox will play Rod Laver. terest in motorcycles and, in some cases, not even that. Therefore, if you're not bowling, playing softball, or doing any of the many things to do here, come out May 8 to the motocross races. Concerned citizens discuss NavSta Corral Be carefulwith fire. Approximately 45 concerned parents, Pola added the committee plans to children and corral personnel met at meet with the Special Services offi- are babes the NavSta Corral Friday evening to cer for advice and assistance in the Remember: there discuss the physical condition and project. well being of the herd. in the woods. The veterinarian, Dr. Craig E. McGinnis, pointed out the health NavSta Blue and NavSta problems the horses are experiencing by not having a pasture area suffi- cient to provide roughage in their Red vie for championship diet. The herd has declined from a high of 90 in the early 1970s to 41 NavSta Blue bounced out of the -All ads will-e run one time only. 1974 atsun 3210 2-door sedan, A/C, at present. That number will be losers bracket over the weekend to You must submit your ad each time automatic, low mileage, great con- further reduced if pasturage/rough- become one of the teams in the 3ou want it to be printed. Ads may dition, 26 miles per gallon, AM/1r, age does not become available. championship game of the intercom- be submitted by calling 951144 be- green. Call 85655 DWH. Adults at the meeting formed a mand double elimination baseball fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one committee representing leasers, tournament. .of the drop boxes located at the Magic Chef refrigerator, excellent Rough Riders and other interested Blue will meet NavSta Red at 7 Navy Exchange and Flagship Mess. condition; bar with two stools, personnel to investigate the possi- tonight at Cooper Field. Ads which discriminate on the basis both for $140. Call 85849 DWH or bilities of a pasture; what it en- Larry Miller, who pitched seven of race, sex, creed, color orna- see at GHB, room P110. tails regarding equipment, etc., innings on both Saturday and Sunday, tional origin will not be accepted. and what the costs will be. F. Pola, will pitch for NavSta Blue. Dennis The staff reserves the right to re- 1971 Dodge Challenger, 383, auto chairperson of the committee, says, H. Brusnahan, Special Services write any, Bd i, deems necessary. slap-stick transmission, A/C,PS, "It is felt that such a pasture sports director, says Miller "must PB, mag wheels, bucket seats, AM, would amortize itself within a few have been happy to see the rain for sale cassette stereo, $1750. Call years as well as improve the health falling yesterday, as he needed a 64491 DWH or 64318 AWH. Must sell day or two of rest." of the horses." 1965 Corvair, looks terrible, runs before May 27 well, $500. Call 99152 AWH. NBA refs agree to work scores 11X22 pontoon boat with 1974 Johnson Pro 25HP 1976 Evinrude outboard motor, 25HP motor, 10 amp battery charger, WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS long shaft, $600. Call 951139 AWH. all electric with 100 and 150 amp Semifinals remaining games batteries, many extras, $1,200. 1972 Honda Dream, price negotiable. Call 85468 AT. (UPI)--Coaches of the six NBA teams Quebec 8, Indianapolis 3 Call Jeff at 85621. in action tonight will have familiar (Quebec leads series 2-0) faces to shout at instead of strange 1971 VW Beetle, $1,100. Call 90209 NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Floor ones. fan in good condition, $15. AT. The NBA Referees Assn. has agreed Call 97218 AWH. to end the walkout 24 of the 26 of- Cincinnati 23, Atlanta 9 House and stove cleaning on week- Los Angeles 7, San Diego 3 ficials began April 10. They reached 1973 Karmann Ghia, good condition, ends. Call Burke at 85734 or 85231 St. Louis vs Chicago Cubs, ppd., an interim agreement with the league just tuned, new tires, AM/FM radio, D4H. cold yesterday to work the remaining post- 8-track, must sell before June. season contests. Call 85721 DWH. Both sides will start work on a AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL services new pact after the playoffs. If a pact is not reached by Aug. 1, either Toronto 4, Boston 3 (1st) 1967 Chevelle Malibu, 2 door hard Experienced child care in my home party may request federal mediation. Boston 6, Toronto 5 (2nd) top, 238-V8 engine, PS, AT, A/C, for working mothers, ages one Yankees 9, Baltimore 6 The league agreed to boost the N.Y. radio, heater, excellent condition, through twelve months. Call referees' playoff pay $150 to a max- California 11, Oakland 6 will sell for $750 if owner can use imum of $950 a game. That puts refs untill July 6, terms available: 190 90156 AT almost on par with $100,000 a year ft, of painted picket fence, 48 in., Reliable couple with daughter would players, who average about $1,000 a excellent for large or small dogs, like to housesit during the month game Nets to remain two gates, built in 10 ft. sections, of August. Have own transporation. $100; large heavy duty picnic table, Contact BM3 Basford at 64319 or $25, Call 90227 AT. or see at 3D 64266 Sports briefs in Long Island Granadillo Point. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI)--More problems Sixteen-year-old boy and 14-year- for Texas Rangers second baseman UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI)--The owner 12X15 Burlington orange carpet, old girl will babysit anytime Lenny Randle. Officials here have of the National Basketball Associa- $100; Ironstone dinnerware service nights and neekends. Call 952222 issued a warrant charging him with tion's New York Nets, Roy Boe, says for 12, $25, must sell by May 3. AWH. aggravated battery. The charge he intends to keep the club where it Call 96194 AWH or 85696 DWH. stems from a training camp incident is, forever. Cakes baked and decorated for all here last month. Randle allegedly The Nets' home is in suburban Long J.C. Penney SSB; Starduster antenna, size parties. Call 85649 AT. belted Rangers manager Frank Island, N.Y. What's more, Boe in- 100 ft. coaxial cable, price Lucchesi, and put him in the hospital sists he has no intention of selling negotiable. Call 97208. for one week with a fractured cheek the team. lost bone. He says periodic reports that he 1973 Plymouth Duster, excellent intends to move the Nets or sell condition. Call 96108 AWH. Ladies' cigarette case at Morin LOS ANGELES (UPI)--Former pro them are fabrications of the media. Center Saturday. Call FBPO and ask basketball great Wilt Chamberlain Boe was talking about the club's 1968 Pontiac Lemans, A/T, AM radio, for Dwayne. will be the president of the Inter- future after signing coach Kevin $750 or best offer. Call 95474 DWH. found national Volleyball Assn. He says Loughery to a new five year contract. he will play for the league's Orange He says if he should sell the 1969 Volvo wagon, good condition, At Windmill Beach: Ring, call County, Calif., team in at least Nets, as he put it, in the distant $1200. Call 95565 IMH or 952268 97228 AWH to identify and pick up. some of its games this season. future, the new owner would be AWR. crazy to move the club away from New NEW YORK (UPI)--Kansas City Royals York. 1973 Harley Davisdon golf cart, wanted designated hitter Hal McRae has been Loughery was given a substantial excellent condition, no reasonable named American League player of the raise, although he coached the Nets offer refused; 1975 Sears 7 1/2 HP Student needed part-time at week. He had 13 hits in 29 at-bats to the worst record in the NBA this outboard motor,,excellent running Automotive Service Center. Contact last week for a batting average of season. A source close to the team condition, $300; 15 ft. boat and Dave Eichert at NEX garage or call .448. During that time, McRae drove says the 37-year-old Loughery will homemade trailer free with purchase 85727 DWH. Position closes Thursday in nine runs. be making $100,000 a year. of motor. Call 952285 AT. 4:30 p.m.