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Guantanamo Gazette -1 Tonmorrow's flight 727 Water Usage NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:00 a.m. Friday, Oct.13 through Sunday, Oct. 14 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Storage: 14.15 MIL(Fri.), 14.12 (Sat), 14.01 Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. (Sun.) Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 825K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 850K (Fri.), 852 K (Sat), 904 K (Sun.) See page 3 Guantanamo Gazette Vol. 45 -- No. 194 --U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper-- Monday, October 16, 1989 Hurricane Jerry kills man, child WIRE REPORT buildings or trees and power lines Navy Ball.just that! are down. A man and a child, believed to be r his 3-year-old daughter, are the only quickly after it moved inland east t people found dead in the aftermath of of Galveston. It's a tropical de- Hurricane Jerry. Their bodies were pressionnow. Around dawn, Jerry East Germany - Another 1,200 washed up in Galveston, Texas, last was sbout 85 mises east-southeast t night Police are investigating resorts of Lufkin, Texas.The tropical 1 icLvurwriF East German refugees are expected iguu . p Vl LL~1, 1 Q . 11 l to leave Poland for the west that the two were in a vehicle that was depression was moving northeast beginning today. Diplomatic sources swept over a seawall by strong winds. at 17 miles per hour. It's winds are say hundreds flocked to the West Substantial property damage is re- 35 miles an hour, with higher German Embassy in Warsaw over ported. Many roofs were ripped off gusts. the weekend. East Germany has said this latest group taking part in the exodus will be allowed to get exit Stock market takes a small dive documents and then travel to any country they choose. WIRE REPORT less panicky than the massive sell- Also, reports say that some offpromptedby the OctoberBlack 20,000 members of East Germany's After Friday's plunge on the stock Monday two years ago. communist party have resigned market, investors have been casting an New York analysts look for amid increasing pressure for reform. eye on the overseas money markets. overseas selling momentum to There is also speculation that the In Tokyo, today's business brought spill onto Wall Street today. U.S. country's hard-line communist calm trading despite Wall Street's fall trading executives think they're Erich Honecker, will be forced Left to right, Fireman XImbalist L. Hightower, Commander leader, last week. Japan's important Nikkei ready for it. Among other things, to resign. Robert H. Hagenbruch and Seaman Cecelia G. Gandy cut the Stock Average fell more than 647 they've set up special "hot line" traditional Navy Birthday cake prepared by Petty Officers Iran - The Anglican church says it points to close at 34,468.69. That's a communications links and provi- Robert W. Lowry and John R. Staffelli. Story on page 3. is assured by "reliable" Iranian decline of nearly two percent and is the sions to halt trading temporarily in (Photo.PH2 C. Arnold) sources that the Britons taken biggest loss of the year, but it was far the event of big price changes. hostage in Lebanon.including Church Envoy Terry Waite.are still alive. If true, Waite has spent 1,000 days in Captivity. Do you know where your important papers are? Having personal papers in save, how long to save them and self and give another to your spouse, - BY EVELYN D. HARRIS and Egypt Libyan Leader Col. Moam- order is an importantpartofreadi- where to save them is the first step to heirs or the person appointed as cus- mar Gadhafi arrived today on his JOSN CHRIS CORBIN ness, said Isaac Templeton, the good record keeping. The second todian of your estate. first visit to Egypt in nearly 16 years. Army's consumer affairs program He apparently plans to discuss with If you were to die on a tour of duty, step is to make a list of all important "We stress at the Personnel Sup- Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak could your survivors find your impor- manager. Plus, it's your responsi- records and where they can be found, port Detachment (PSD) formembers the restoration of diplomatic ties. tant papers? If fire or flood damaged bility to your families whether as well as important contacts such as to ensure their spouse has the appro- your home while you were on duty you'remilitary orcivilian, male or your banker, broker, tax preparer, priate papers in case of an emer- El Salvador - El Salvadoran Presi- thousands of miles away from home, female, primary or secondary insurance agent and all creditors and gency," said Petty Officer 3rd Class dent Alfredo Cristiani says people could your spouse quickly locate the bread winners, he added. debtors. Templeton suggested that should not expect a quick solution to needed insurance records? Knowing which documents to you keep one copy of this list your- Please see RECORDS, page 3 the nation's decade-old civil war. That note of pessismism comes as Cristiani meets today with rebels to try to reach a cease-fire. Everyone is responsible for safe working areas By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE in the development of a sound Bay's Occupational Safety and Detection of unsafe or un- Navy Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Office has some ad- healthy working conditions at the Identification and reporting of po- Health Program. vice to keep your work place as safe earliest possible time and prompt USA tentially unsafe or unhealthy working An employee has the right to as possible. "First of all, just keep- correction of hazards at the lowest conditions is the responsibility of all decline a task because of a ing your work area clean and orderly possible working level are the essen- News Navy employees, both military and reasonable belief that there is an is helpful. Secondly, conduct a tial elements of the Navy's OSH civilian. eminent risk of death and insuf- small daily inspection to make sure Program. Since many such conditions can be ficient time for hazard reporting the equipment in Texas - The military says an Air your area is in All Navy employees are encour- Force Reserve F-16 Jet Fighter on a eliminated as soon as they are identi- and abatement actions. good working order andlastly, if you aged to orally report unsafe or un- training mission exploded in flight fied, an effective channel of oral and However, Safety Specialist see a problem, report it immedi- and crashed on an Air Force base written communication is imperative Wayne Ludwig at Guantanamo ately." Please see SAFETY, page 3 runway yesterday, killing both crewmen aboard. The crash Youth rap on drugs occurred over Forth Worth, Texas. because itsis cheaply made, NAVY RESALE Ac'IvIT' tried this a couple of years ago price and found it was cost prohibi- and as a result we often receive BY JOSN LISA M. ENLOE Florida - Heavy security has been ACTIONLINE tive. The housing areas are shipments that are over 50 ordered 4355 around the Kennedy Space much farther from the exchange percent damaged because the Center in Florida. Anti-nuclear activ- (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) Increasing a sense of personal in Subic Bay and their exchange cheap furniture just does not hold ists have threatened to try to responsibility through education and disrupt tomorrow's scheduled Query: I'm calling about the has five times the volume as ours up when shipped over water. If it self-awareness through a rap session launch of the space shuttle Atlantis grossly poor handling of pornog- which makes it more cost is easily damaged coming in, will be offered to teens in grades because of the nuclear-powered raphy in the Navy Exchange. It is effective for them to provide a then it can be easily damaged seventh through 12th at the Youth space probe it's carrying. in view of young children. bus service. going out in your household Center, Wednesday, Oct. 18 and Reply: Adult magazines Query: Why do you only goods. You may be better off in Thursday, Oct. 19, from 7:30 to 9:30 Washington - The balanced- were displayed in accordance sell furniture that is priced for the long run by purchasing p.m. budget law kicks in today.with with existing laws which state that officer pay grades? higher quality goods. There is an "This particular rap session will checks to elderly people, veterans the titles of magazines across the Reply: We sell furniture old saying in the Navy: "Three be on drugs and alcohol," said and farmers showing the first cuts. top are to be visible only. Unfortu- in all price ranges and we get overseas moves does as much People have to pay because Please see YOUTH, page 3 Congress failed to meet the nately in an attempt to entice complaints front all sides. People damage as one fire." deadline for cutting the budget people to buy their magazines, some often say we never have enough One final note is that if you deficit. President Bush plans to sign publishers have encroached into high quality items also. When do not see anything you like in CORRECTION an order canceling about $16-billion this "neutral zone" at the tops of you have a wide variety of the price range you are looking Some information in the ad- dollars in federal spending. their magazines by showing a little customers and try to please ev- for, we can special order any vance pay article published in Congress might play catch-up When is furniture item for delivery in two extra "epidermal matter." eryone, often the end result October.
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