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Carter refuses committment to women delegates (UPI)--Jimmy Carter refused to Morris Udall says he still plans make a commitment yesterday to wom- to let his name be put in nomination. en Democrats who want 50 per cent of But he says be'll seriously consider the delegate seats at the 1980 taking a high level post, that's if World News Digest WASHINGTON(UPI)--Five Democratic National Convention. Carter is elected, and if Carter of- U.S. Navy Carter says he's willing to risk a fers him a job. ships entered the Indian Ocean yes- floor fight if no agreement can be terday and headed for the port of reached. Mombasa in Kenya, which is under Carter did promise, however, to pressure from neighboring Uganda. support the Equal Rights Amendment A U.S. Navy patrol plane has also and pledged to appoint women to top Mrs. Nixon not yet landed at the Nairobi airport at posts in his administration if Kenya's request. elected. But he told a group of women del- ROME (UPI)--Police in Italy are egates that any system of mandatory out of woods searching for the assassins of a quotas would be a step backwards for Rome magistrate gunned down Saturday in Italy's 83rd political killing in the party. nominee-in-waiting took notes on seven years. Politicians say the In a broadcast interview, on NBC's the sermon of Rev. Kenneth Polkes, ambush by right wing guerrillas may 4et The Press", Carter said his who appealed for fair treatment of (UPI)--The doctor treating Pat have been intended to intimidate the presidential pick will be one minorities and the poor. We Nixon said yesterday her life is no left on the eve of consultations to seven men, six senators and a California longer Gov. Jerry Brown, ap- in danger from the stroke she form a new Italian government. congressman. parently trying to squeeze the last suffered last week, but he says the They include Senators Edmund drops of media exposure former First Lady "is not yet out of out of his PALM SPRINGS (UPI)--Frank Sinatra Muskie, John Glenn, Walter Mondale, campaign for the woods." the presidential nomi- is a married man once again. The Henry Jackson, Adlai Stevenson and nation, has a Dr. John Lungren says the busy schedule this condition singer married his long-time compan- Frank Church. Congressman Peter week. of Mrs. Nixon is stabilizing, but ion Barbara Marx in a wedding yes- Rodino is also on the list. He'll be speechmaking there is always the chance of a re- and hand- terday at the desert estate of Walter The Georgian says that in his lapse. He said the former shaking, and says he still wants to First Annenber in Palm Springs. Despite first week in the White House he get Lady still has a paralysis of the his name placed in nomination. 100 degree temperatures, the wedding will begin pardoning draft resisters left side. Sources say plans call for Brown's was a formal affair, with male and dealing with military deserters name to be placed in nomination by Dr. Jack Mosier, a consulting guests requested to wear ties. on an individual basis. United Farmworkers Union Pres. Cesar neurologist, said it may take an- Jumping the gun a bit, a black Chavez. other 24 to 48 hours for doctors to PANAMA CITY (UPI)--A series of ma- minister preaching in a Fifth Sen. Frank Church says he's de, be sure of Mrs. Nixon's recovery. jor earthquakes shook the mountain- Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday cided in favor of party unity and He said it would take two or three ous area around the border of Pana- called the former governor against having his name placed in days more to determine the damage ma and Columbia yesterday. The "President Carter." The Democratic nomination. caused by the stroke. quakes, just 150 miles southeast of Former Pres. Richard Nixon visited Panama City, were reportedly felt his wife for more than two hours only slightly in the Panamanian capi yesterday. He carried a white gar- tal. The first of the three tremors denia he said was picked from his registered seven on the open ended wife's garden. richter scale. Arafat pl eas with Sadat for help Mrs. Nixon was moved yesterday to another room in Long Beach Memorial HONG KONG (UPI)--Funeral services Egyptian officials said there was Hospital. The room, which has a were held yesterday for the man who little Cairo could do to stem the view of the ocean, is the same one served as commander-in-chief of Chi- Christian and Syrian advances be- her husband occupied when he was na's armed forces during the lengthy yond diplomatic moves. Sadat has stricken with phlebitis. Chinese civil war. already said he will not send a single soldier beyond Egypt's borders. Arab foreign ministers are meeting in Cairo today in another attempt to negotiate a halt to the war. Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al- Faisal arrived in Damascus yesterday to try to talk Fres. Hafez Assad in- to calling off his troops. But Arafat said, "if we wait for the Arab foreign ministers' meeting today or tomorrow, the time will BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)--Palestinian have passed." and Lebanese leftist leaders said Arafat, head of the Palestine yesterday that Syrian troops and Liberation Organization, was joined tanks were overrunning two in his appeal by Lebanese leftist Palestinian refugee camps near leader Kamal Jumblatt. The two Tripoli, and pleaded for Egypt, groups have been battling Lebanese Libya and Iraq to send troops with- Christians for control of the coun- in 24 hours. try for 15 months. The Moslems are "caught in the Earlier this year, when the left- jaws of a nutcracker. There is de- ists appeared to be winning, Syria terioration and the situation is sent in troops to try to force an worse than you think," end to the war and has been seen Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat fighting on the Christian side. said in a message to Egyptian Pres. However, Syria denies than any of Anwar Sadat. Sadat has refused pre- NAVY EXCHANGE STORE MANAGER JOHN STRASNER thanks its more than 13,000 troops in store workers for their effort in cleaning up the main vious leftist appeals for military Lebanon are engaged in any opera- store following Thursday night's fire. Hard work by help in the Lebanese civil war. tions. the Exchange employees enabled the opening of limited Arafat said "urgent action. is The two Palestinian camps have a areas of the exchange Saturday while clean up opera- needed to avoid a massacre" at the combined population of 15,000, ac- 'tions continued in the rest of the building. refugee camps of Nahr El Bared and cording to U.N. officials, and are Badawi, 60 miles north of Beirut. considered a major stronghold of Armored Syrian units overran the the Popular Front for the Liberation other defense lines of both camps, of Palestine, most radical of the Parts of Exchange opened after clean up he said, and "the battles are still Palestinian guerrilla groups. flaring. Two Syrian tanks are de- stroyed and many of our civilian Following the fire at the Navy. The rest of the Exchange will be people have been killed." Exchange Retail Store Thursday night closed for an undetermined length Right-wing Christians said they several developments have been made of time until all clean up opera- captured four more leftist-control- in the operation of the Exchange tions from the fire are complete and led villages in their push north out until the resumption of regular ser- an inventory can be made. Lcdr. Joe of the 800-square-mile Christian vices. O'Connor, accompanied by two Navy enclave north of Beirut. And a The Self Service and Toyland ar- Exchange Retail System officials, right-wing spokesman said the noose eas of the Exchange will open dur- is returing from leave to conduct was tightening in the nearly three- ing normal hours. These areas can the inventory, estimate the fire week-old assault on the Palestinian be entered through a door in the damage and determine the disposition refugee camp Tal Zaatar in southeast alley between the Exchange and the of the damaged goods. Beirut. Commissary Store. The check cashing "In brief, there is total paraly- window and Credit Union will also be sis in all the vital services" in open during regular hours. Entrance At last word a fire sale was being leftist-controlled territory, Arafat may be gained through the door a- planned though no date has been an- said. Arafat cross from the Barber shop. nounced. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, July 12, 1976 Executions prompt condemnation

WASHINGTON (AP)--"I wish I had cenary recruiters who he alleged gone to Angola," says the wife of were deceptive when they hired him, Cc Daniel Gearhart. "I wish I had had according to his defense attorney. community five minutes with my husband." And before his trial ended, Now, after agonizing weeks of Gearhart told the Angolan court, waiting, uncertainty and pleas for "Never again, for any amount of mon- mercy, Sheila Gearhart faces bringing ey, for any cause, will I ever be- Bulletin up four children and coping with come a mercenary again." mounting unpaid bills as a widow on Ford called the killing of welfare in suburban Kensington, Md. Gearhart "unjustified and unwarrant- Word came Saturday that Gearhart, ed." Board a 34-year-old Vietnam veteran, had "This execution, carried out in met death before a firing squad in defiance of worldwide pleas for a Luanda, barely five months after human commutation of Mr. Gearhart's heading off to Angola to fight as a sentence, will make even more dif- mercenary. ficult any steps toward the normal- MEETINGS The execution of Gearhart and ization of relations between Angola RACTICE BOMBING AND STRAFING three British mercenaries prompted and the United States," the TODAY strong condemnations from Pres. President said. Practice bombing and strafing will Gerald Ford and Secy. of State Henry Kissinger said the Gearhart execu- b(e conducted on the Hicacal Target A. Kissinger, as well as the British tion "can only be regarded by the flrom 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday government. United States as a deliberately ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets to- t hrough Friday. For your safety, Gearhart, who had returned from hostile act toward this country and night. For more information call the Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Vietnam in 1970 after serving there its people." 95454 DWH. b etween Saint Nicolas and Caracoles with the Army's elite "Green Berets," The United States refused to grant GITMO COIN CLUB meets in p oints and all of the upper bay north left behind some $30,000 in back diplomatic recognition to the Quonset Hut 1817, behind the old o f Caracoles and Granadillo Points debts, mostly medical bills, when Marxist-oriented Luanda government. elementary school at 7:30 p.m. w ill be off limits. For further in- he departed for Angola in early Washington also has vetoed Angola's For more information call Reggie formation contact the Special Servi- February. application for membership in the Tullis at 97256 AWH or Ed Kindley c es Marina, ComNavBase duty officer Mrs. Gearhart was described by a United Nations because of the "con- at 97283 AT.o r base police. newsman as "crying, upset and ex- tinuing presence and apparent in- TOMORROW hausted" when word of the executions fluence of Cuban troops" in the wes MOTORCYCLE CLUB MEETING in Luanda was confirmed. African country. GUANTANANO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB In an interview earlier, Mrs. In London, the British government will practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at There will be a meeting of the Gearhart said she and her children, issued a statement saying the Norin Center at 6 p.m. Gitmo Bay Motorcycle Club Monday Gail, 9, Michael, 7, and 3-year-old Angolan regime has "disregarded not OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION WILL at VL 1257B at 8 p.m. This meeting twins, Justin and Kevin, had been only the claims of humanity but nu- practice from 6 to B p.m. at Mar- is to discuss future events and for forced to resort to welfare to keep merous appeals for clemency from blehead Nell. For more information scheduling the election of new offi-1 going. governments, organizations of all call 98258 AWN. cers. All members and prospective She said that from the very be- kinds and prominent individuals a- THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING members are urged to attend. Call ginning she didn't understand why round the world." club will meet at 7 p.m. For more 97115 for more information. her husband "fancied himself as a "Her Majesty's government can find information call Joanne Frandsen at soldier of fortune." no justification for such extreme 951197. MARBKS ENLISTED WIVES "I noticed each year he would severity," the statement said. BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy CLUB MEETING become more and more tense and Executed along with Gearhart were Scout Hut, 6th St., Villamar at 7:30 would not communicate, would not three Britons, Andrew McKenzie, 26, p.m. For mere information call The Marine Barracks Wives Club talk," Mrs. Gearhart said. who was in a wheelchair during the Sharon Fox at 64462. will hold their monthly meeting A year ago, Gearhart spent $6.60 trial because he lost a leg in the GITNO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7 today at the MarBks Wives' Club to place an advertisement in a mag- Angolan war; John Derek Barker, 30, p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim House. All Marine Wives are in- azine called "Soldier of Fortune," and Costas Georgiu, 25, a Cypriot- Cossey at 85149 AWN. The club is vited to attend. For more infor- styling itself as a journal of born British subject known as Col. open to all base residents. mation call the club president at "professional adventurers." Tony Callan. BINGO will be played at the GPO 97133 AT. The ad read, "Wanted, employment A brief announcement issued by Club beginning at B p.m. as a mercenary on full-time basis the Angolan government news agency BANK NOTE or contract basis, preferably in said the four mercenaries were exe- HATHA YOGA CLASSES South or Central America, but any- cuted Saturday afternoon in Luanda The American National Bank would where in the world if you pay trans- by a military police firing squad. Persons interested in Hatha Yoga like all organizational account portation." Watching the execution, the agency should meet tomorrow night at 6:30 in holders to please come in to the Gearhart's ad was answered in said, were Angola's justice minister the Arts and Crafts Building. For bank and pick up their checks. January by a man recruiting merce- and attorney general as well as more information call Joshua at naries for Angola. On Feb. 3 he rank-and-file members of the Popular 952242 or John at 85527 DWH. departed for Zaire, staging ground Movement for the Liberation of QUILTING CLASSES for the western-backed National Angola, which had triumphed over pro-western factions in the country VILLAMAR POOL NOTE Front for the Liberation of Angola Quilting classes will begin on (FNLA). civil war. The Villamar swimming pool is July 13. For more information call Upon his arrival, Gearhart was Relatives of the four executed men now open. Nina Josephson at 96155 AT. given three weeks salary, $1,000 would have eight days to claim the in crisp, new U.S. bills, and he bodies, the Angolan announcement said. SCUBA COURSE asked that the money be sent to his wife. But Mrs. Gearhart said she In addition to the four men con- There will be a basic scuba course has never received a cent of it. demned to die, a People's sponsored by the Reef Raiders begin- GAME WARDENS MEETING He was captured Feb. 13 by Cuban Revolutionary Court in Angola im- ning Thursday. All prospective stu- troops while walking down a road posed prison terms on two Americans There will be a game wardens dents should sign up at the Reef outside the Angolan village of San and seven British citizens captured meeting tonight at 7 at the Marina Raiders shack to reserve a seat or Salvador, near the Zaire border. while serving as mercenaries. Point Quonset Hut. attend the first pool session at While imprisoned in Luanda, Gustavo Grillo of Jersey City, the enlisted pool at 7 p.m. Thurs- Gearhart dreamed out loud about N.J., was sentenced to 30 years day. Bring bathing suit, paper and going free someday and filing while Gary Acker, 21, of Sacramento, pen. For more information call Dave charges against the California mer- Calif., got a 16-year term. McCampbell at 85396 DWH. LITTLE THEATRE MEETING WINDJAMMER NOTE Kenya asks help against retaliation Little Theatre will meet at 7:30 The Windjammer Enlisted Club will tonight at Morin Center. For more NEW YORK (AP)--Kenya has secretly with moderate black African nations. be closed tomorrow for fumigation information call Diane Gottlieb at asked for U.S. help against possible These steps taken by the United purposes. The club will reopen 952290. retaliation from Uganda in the wake States, Newsweek says, "were a bold -U-JAesday for normal hours. of last week's rescue mission under- warning to Ugandan Pres. Idi Amin DRIVE CLUB YOUR WHEEL taken by Israel, and the U.S. has not to let his post-Entebbe lust for AND SEW CLASSES lead him into war." Anyone wanting to join the 4-wheel BASIC STRETCH responded favorably, Newsweek re- revenge issue. drive club, call Mike Claine at' ports in its forthcoming 85384 DWH. Registration is now being taken Israeli aircraft had landed in for basic stretch and sew classes Nairobi, Kenya, for refueling and Share Israeli U.S. NAVAL GUANTANAMOBAY; to begin in August. Classes will be emergency surgery after BASE CUBA given on Monday's from 7 to 9 p.m. commandos rescued more than 100 hos- the ride and Tuesday's from 9 to 11 a.m. tages from Unganda's Entebbe Doubling up can For more information or to register Airport. w ith cut your commut- According to the American news ing expenses in call Nancy Newkirk at 98297 AT. the weekly, the United States put a frien half. And make daily grind twice as at Kenya's service to Navy plane nice. provide military reconnaisance a- Cpt. John H. McConnell Capt. Frank T. Watkins long the Ugandan border and ordered Naval Base Naval Station Two are more Commander Comanding Officer the frigate USS Beary to head for LITTLE THEATRE VARIETY SHOW the Kenyan port of Mombassa. fun than one. In a third pointed signal of sup- LCdr. Michael Cherry.Public Affairs Officer JO1 Bill Broome.Editor Guantanamo Bay Little Theatre will group WATER STATUS JO3 Benny Smith.Reporter port, says Newsweek, a task JOSA Clay Williams.Reporter sponsor a variety show on July 31. from the U.S. Seventh Fleet, includ- ldrich.Reporter YESTERDAY'S FIGURES: JOSA Cathy Tryouts for this extravaganza will be ing the aircraft carrier USS Ranger, held July 16 at 7 p.m. in the Inter- to steam toward Kenya. Th. uanaaaoGaett published according to the was ordered rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers national Room of Norin Center. The Last week's American moves, the outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 ndtunder the direct AVERAGE CONSUMPTION 1,200,000 o the Naval Base public affairs office. Printed call is out for singers, dancers, magazine adds, appeared to be the times weekly at govemmnent expense on government ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 975,000 five first application of U.S. Secy. of equipment, the opinions or statements in news items stand-up comics, you name it-we can TOTAL IN STORAGE" 19,332,000 that appear here are not to be constued as of- State Henry A. Kissinger's new ficor a rfle ctng the view of C=NavBase or use it. For more information call the Depart.eto the Naw Mike Muziko at 951011 AT. policy of strengthening U.S. ties 14oind4y, July 12, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Weagan trails Ford in close race Israel wins Miss Universe

LOS ANGELES (AP)--The long process His final stop this week will be HONG KONG (AP)--Brunette Rina of electing Republican delegates is Salt Lake City, where Reagan hopes Messinger became Israel's first Miss almost over,*and now GOP challenger to win all 20 delegates in one of Universe yesterday, presenting pa- Ronald Reagan is focusing on un- the nation's last two state geant officials with the knotty committed delegates and potential Republican conventions. problem of how to protect their new defectors from Pres. Ford's campaign. Reagan is skipping the Connecticut celebrity from terrorists. Reagan's first foray into what the convention, scheduled on the same Miss Messinger, 20, who measures delegate counters call solid Ford day, in effect conceding most or all 34- 25 1/2-35 1/2, weighs 119 pounds country starts Wednesday, when the of that state's 35 delegates. and stands 5 feet 7 1/2 inches, wept former California governor flies to If those two states go according with joy at her selection and dis- Newark to meet 67 New Jersey dele- to predictions of Republican party played little concern over fears for gates who have been counted as a leaders, Ford will stretch his lead her safety. unanimous blbc for the president. to 48 delegates and move to within "I'm proud to have represented my Reagan now trails Ford by 33 dele- 64 of the nomination. country," said the blue-eyed beauty. gates, 1,032 to 999, with 1,130 That means the nominee will be "I would like some day to visit Arab needed for the nomination next month decided by the 172 uncommitted dele- Following an enthusiastically re- countries. This is not possible now at the Republican national convent- gates. ceived speech Saturday to the state because of the political differ- ion in Kansas City. They are scattered among 18 states, Republican convention in Colorado, ences between the Arabs and but in the eyes of Reagan's strate- where he now has 26 of the 31 dele- Israelis. But maybe one day my wish gists, four states in particular gates, Reagan told reporters, "we will be possible." hold the key to the nomination; are very happy. We are ahead of She had admitted she entered the Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania and our projections for a first ballot Miss Israel Pageant "as a joke." West Virginia. victory." "When it was announced I had won Reagan met privately last Thursday But Reagan and his aides, as they the Miss Universe crown, I was with 9 of Illinois' 11 uncommitted have done in the past, refused to stunned, but now looking back delegates. He received no public give any details of the state-by- everything was worthwhile," she commitments, but his aides said the state projection which they say said. meeting "went very well, just as we will give him the nomination. The officials voiced concern be- had planned." Dr. Martin Anderson, Reagan's cause of the extensive travel and Reagan has no firm plans to visit chief policy adviser, said there personal appearnace schedule of a New York, which now stands 115-19 was no prospect of swinging the New Miss Universe. One said Miss for Ford, with 20 uncommitted dele- Jersey delegation, which is legally Messinger's security "will be a gates, or West Virginia, 9-6 in uncommitted, to the Reagan column. tough job. Her safety is very im- Ford's favor, with 13 uncommitted But he said any delegates there portant to us, but she should also delegates. But Michael Deaver, which can be won away from Ford in be allowed her freedom." Reagan's campaign chief of staff, effect count double, one less for Runner-up at the Silver said a trip to one or both of. those Ford and one more for Reagan in Anniversary Miss Universe competi- states was "quite possible" in the what both sides call an extremely tion was Miss Venezuela, 18-year- next two weeks. close race. old student Judith Josefina Castillo Uribe. The black-haired native of Caracas is 5 feet 8 inches tall and measures 35-23-35. Miss Messinger succeeds Finland's Queen Elizabeth II winds up six-day visit Anne-Marie Pohatamo, and will reign BOST'ON (AP)--Queen Elizabeth II of Elizabeth, a direct descendant of The royal couple went immediately until next year's pageant in Santo Britain saluted the ties between the king the colonists rebelled a- to morning worship service at Old Domingo, Dominican Republic. Britain and the United States yes- gainst 200 years ago, said the lead- North Church where patriots hung the terday and expressed hope that ers of the American Revolution might two lanterns that dispatched Paul America's lantern of freedom will have been "pleased to know that even Revere on his midnight ride to warn never be dimmed. we came together again as free peo- the Americans that the British troops "At Old North Church last year, ples and friends, and defended to- were coming. your president lit a third lantern gether the very ideals for which the The Queen's bicentennial visit to dedicated to America's third cen- American Revolution was fought. the Unites States began last Tuesday *tury of freedom and renewed faith in "If Paul Revere, Samuel Adams and when the Britannia docked in the American ideal," she said. other patriots could have known that Philadelphia after sailing from "May its light never be dimmed." one day a British monarch would Bermuda. She attended a state din- The queen, winding up her six-day stand beneath the balcony of the ner at the White House and toured 'bicentennial visit to the United old State House from which the the nation's Capital; spent a day in States, spoke in the shadow of the Declaration of Independence was first New York City; visited Monticello, near old State House, the colonial seat read to the people of Boston and be Thomas Jefferson's, home Jordan's King Hussein of power under the royal governors. greeted by the mayor and others in Charlottesville, Va.; and presided The old State House, built in 1711, such kind and generous words. I over a dinner party on the Britannia still adorned with the British think that they would have been ex- ,in Newport, R.I. Soviet deal is offered only on a on and unicorn. tremely surprised. But perhaps they cash-on-delivery basis. Our prob- The queen and her husband, Prince would also have been pleased." lem is still the financial one Philip, arrived here yesterday morn- A big crowd cheered and applauded Jordan to make weapons which we are attempting to resolve. ing on the royal yacht Britannia. as the queen and Prince Philip land- Newsweek says Hussein told They sailed for Canada last night ed at Boston's Coast Guard Base. Borchgrave that the Soviet system after a tour of the city. She responded with a warm smile. deal with Soviet Union costs about 40 per cent less than NEW YORK (AP)--Disclosing details .ne comparable U.S. system. A dei of a weapons deal with the Soviet with the Americans, Hussein added, Union, King Hussein of Jordan has appears to be dead. Harris' trial finally begins said the United States "helped to Asked how he could explain pro- create a tremendous imbalance be- western Jordan turining to the tween Israel and the Arab confron- Kremlin for military hardware, LOS ANGELES (AP)-- William and tion, portraying her as a comrade tation states." Hussein replied, according to Emily Harris face their jury today rather than captive of the SLA. In an exclusive interview with Newsweek, "our inability to secure in a trial which could round out a But before testimony begins, the Newsweek, Hussein is quoted as hav- our needs in an adequate fashion key chapter in the Patricia Hearst Harrises want to return to the ing told the magazine's Chief from our traditional sources 'forced saga. scene of the crime to refresh their Foreign Correspondent Arnaud us to look elsewhere." For the first time since their memories. Borchgrave that he came back from The king also told Newsweek that arrest 10 months ago, the Harrises Their request to leave jail and Moscow "with a very attractive of- he saw a renewed chance of a Middle are expected to publicly discuss revisit Mel's Sporting Goods store fer which would give us a compat- East war. He is quoted as having their fugitive role with the news- in suburban Inglewood appeared ible yet more mobile air defense said "the pre-October war danger paper heiress. likely to delay the opening state- system that the U.S. Hawk." has been revived. Because the Emily Harris, who plans to deliver ments, tentatively set for today. According to the interview pub- Arabs begin once again to abandon an opening statement as her own co- The husband and wife, who have lished in the American Weekly's hope of regaining their conquered counsel, says she will take the been allowed outdoors only twice forthcoming issue, Hussein said lands through diplomacy, another stand in her own defense. There is during their imprisonment, asked that "even though the financial 'interim' war will loom larger and little doubt her husband also will for the visit weeks ago. Superior terms are generous, it would cost larger,, regardless of the military testify. Court Judge Mark Brandler delayed less than the American system. The balance." Miss Hearst, the absent co-defen- ruling pending a report from dant who has reviled the Harrises sheriff's security officers. Soviet cosmonauts have restful day in space as her sworn enemies, is sure to be The sheriff's department, which the subject of much testimony. verbally opposed the trip as a MOSCOW (AP)--Soviet cosmonauts The News Agency said the cosmo- The prosecution will present its security risk, never submitted its Boris Volynov and Vitaly Zholobov nauts had calibrated a hand spec- case first, recreating through report to the judge. rested yesterday aboard the Salyut 5 trograph Saturday for examining the witnesses two days of violence which "It is unfortunate that this has space station, listening to music Earth and its atmosphere and "con- began with Miss Hearst firing a dragged on down to the wire," said and newscasts from Earth and per- cluded in the main all operations to fusillade of machine gun fire at a Harris, "since it doesn't give us forming a few medical checks, Moscow prepare the functioning of scien- Los Angeles area sporting goods our chance to do the needed inves- Radio reported. tific equipment and apparatus a- store. tigation." Volynov and Zholobov, who blasted board the station." The newspaper heiress is schedu- "That's true," Judge Brandler re- off from the Earth last Tuesday on There has still been no word on led to be tried later on the same sponded. "It has been pending for their Soyuz 21 spacecraft and linked how long the cosmonauts will remain charges as the Harrises. She is several weeks and the court, too, up Wednesday with the space station, aboard the station. currently undergoing psychiatric thought we could have the matter re- said their condition remains "ex- Moscow Radio reported the cosmo,- evaluation in connection with her solved by now." cellent." nauts sent greetings to the San Francisco bank robbery convic- Tass said the space station was Mongolian people on the occasion of tion. He appeared inclined to delay op- orbiting at between 281 and 269 the 55th anniversary Sunday of the The Harrises, who have called Miss ening statements at least one day kilometers from the Earth, indica- Mongolian SocialistRevolution. Hearst a liar, are likely to give to allow the evidence- gathering ting a further smoothing out of the The crew has books, a tape recor- a different version of her motiva- trip. orbit. der and a chess set aboard. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, July 12, 1976 Baseball standings IOC bars Taiwan from Olympic AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE games * East W L GB East W L GB MONTREAL (UPI)--The head of the It's worth noting that in New York 50 31 Philadelphia 56 25 1980, International Olympic Committee, the Summer Olympics Boston 40 40 9 1/2 Pittsburgh 46 35 10 will be hosted Lord Killanin, said yesterday in by the Soviet Union. Moscow Baltimore 40 42 10 1/2 New York 46 42 13 1/2 has Montreal, "This is an extremely un- promised not to exclude any Olympic Detroit 38 41 11 20 St. Louis 36 46 1/2 fortunate day in Olympic history." nations, 38 41 11 the same guarantee made by Cleveland Chicago 36 48 21 1/2 The IOC announced it will recom- 44 Canada four years ago. Milwaukee 34 14 1/2 Montreal 25 52 29 mend that Taiwan be excluded from West West the Montreal Games beginning next 31 Kansas City 51 Cincinnati 53 33 Saturday. The IOC thus acquiesced Palmer forces playoff 38 7 "exas 44 Los Angeles 47 39 6 to the Canadian government's re- 41 8 1/2 Oakland 44 San Diego 43 44 10 1/2 fusal to permit Taiwanese athletes 44 12 1/2 in U. S. Open Minnesota 39 Hou ton 42 44 11 to compete under the flag and anthem 37 45 14 40 45 12 Chicago Atlanta 1/2 of Nationalist China. Ottawa recog- SPRINGFIELD, Pa. (UPI)--Defending California 35 52 18 1/2 18 San Francisco 35 52 1/2 nizes only the Chinese regime in champion Sandra Palmer blew a two- Peking. stroke lead with bogeys on the first The decision against Nationalist three holes yesterday. Then Palmer China was made, "so that the games rallied to catch Joanne Carner and can go on." force an 18-hole playoff today for Baseball scores from yesterday For their part, the Taiwanese re- the U.S. Women's Golf Open at fused to compromise by competing Philadelphia. under a flag bearing the Olympic Palmer sank a 20-foot birdie putt rings. on the 17th green and then made a AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Said Killanin, "We've had a heavy difficult five-footer for par on 18 Milwaukee 6, Texas 3 (1st game) Philadelphia 3, San Diego 0 blow from this political interfer- for a final round of four-over-par Milwaukee 5, Texas 4 (2nd game) San Francisco 2, Chicago Cubs 0 ence. I hope we'll never be put in 75, while Carner stood just off the New Yankees 5, Chicago White Sox 0 Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati 5 such a damnable position again." The green watching her. Boston 6, Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 9, St. Louis 6 Irish nobleman added, "I think the Carner had finished moments ear- Detroit 6, Kansas City 5 Atlanta 9, New York Mets 8 world is fed up with politicians lier with a birdie of her own on 17 Baltimore 3, California 1 Houston 1, Montreal 0 getting involved in sports." and also a good, par-saving shot on Oakland 9, Cleveland 3 But some people feel the threat 18 for a 73. of political involvement looms even That left them tied at eight-over larger because of the IOC capitula- 292, which sets up the first playoff tion yesterday. in the Women's National Championship 0 (lJ since Mickey Wright defeated Ruth Jessen in 1964. Sports in brief Jane Blalock finished third at FZ,90ffATAII AIAJr rW 296 with a closing 76, her chances CARLISLE, Pa. (UPI)--George Allen for the title killed when she needed All ads will be run one time only. 63 Plymouth Valiant and 67 Buick is said to be smiling at Redskins three shots to get out of a bunker You must submit your ad each time Le Sabre, both in good condition, training camp in Carlisle, Pa., as at the 16th hole. you want it to be printed. Ads may price negotiable. Call 90187 AT. he looks at practice from his new Almost lost in the finish was the be submitted by calling 951144 be- backs John Riggins and Calvin Hill. play of Judy Rankin, who tied five fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one 6 HP Evinrude outboard, longshaft, As for Riggins, who left the New other golfers in 14th place. That of the drop boxes. Ads which dis- with extra parts. Call 99253 AT. York Jets to join the Redskins, he was good enough to earn $1,175, thus criminate on the basis of race, sex, says he finds the Redskins camp making Rankin the first woman golfer creed, color, or national origin AKC toy poodles with championship smoother than the tumultuous New ever to win $100,000 in a single will not be accepted. The Gazette pedigree, 8-weeks-old, ready for York Jets camps he disliked. season. Rankin's earnings for 1976- reserves the right to re-write any family who appreciates quality. now stand at $100,560. ad it deems necessary. Call 952232 AWH. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--Former D.C. high school and Notre Dame standout for sale Adrian Dantley scored 26 points and four others hit in double figures last night to pace the U.S. Olympic Nastase defeats Orantes must sell, $350. Contact Sewell at nyen irons), $20; music stand, $3.50; basketball team to a 1.15-91 victory A complex room &-IU u . childrens books; scout mess kits, over the Philadelphia 76ers. The MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP)--Illie $2; vertical bird cage on stand, Olympians, winning their eighth game Nastase pulled out a powerful serve turntable, base and Sansui SR 313 $3; bookcase headboard for double out of 10 played against American when he needed it to defeat a per-- noise ratio, cover, 50 db signal to bed, $10; 6' plastic covered foam professional competition, now move sistent Manuel Orantes, 6-4, 6-3, Call John at 85527 one month old. camping pads, $6 each; .049 gas into international competition as to claim the Grand Slam of Tennis DWH. engine powered flymodel(Cox Sop- they continue preparations for next championship yesterday at the with Camel) with extra engines and week's Summer Olympic Games. Myrtle Beach Tennis Club. transciever station Siltronix 1011C accessories, $10; winter coats for Nastase, who had six service aces pre-amp mike, with astatic D-104 boys and girls, sizes 12 and 14. (UPI)--Philadelphia Eagles' coach in the match, picked up $75,000 for swr/pwr meter, Koss Pro/4AA pace Call 951129. Dick Vermeil says quarterback Roman the victory. Orantes claimed a Panasonic speaker, cab- headphones, Gabriel plans to retire unless his $40,000 purse for second place. inet with built-in fan, starduster injured knee shows substantial im- The Barcelona native danced around omnidirectional antenna and 100' provement over the next few weeks. the court and reached what appeared coax, $750. Call YN3 Wetzel at Two genuine Hummels, "Little Tailor, a RG8U to be sure winners off of Nastase's 85630 DWH or room M203 GHB AWH. "Globetrotter;" Sunbeam mixmaster, ANNAPOLIS (UPI)--Baltimore Colts' racket. But, it was the easy shots white, excellent condition, $40; coach Ted Marchibroda, hoping to that he consistently netted. engines, Sears vacuum cleaner, $25; orange Electric trains HO guage,. point the club in the right direction Nastase first broke Orantes' serve and passenger, all and yellow cars, freight sunfish sailboat, 1- to match last year's 10-4 record, in the sixth game of the first set packs, perfect condition, power years-old, excellent condition, viewed Saturday's "pre-pre-season" when Orantes delivered a backhand $400; switches, track, roadbed and many. Lady Kenmore coppertone dish- game with the Philadelphia Eagles volley into the net, one of several accessories. Call CWO Seitz and washer with cutting board, excell- as a good start. He says the 21-20 easy shots he blew on his way to de- message at 951001 AT or BOQ ent condition, $275. leave Call 951023 game was a good workout and he saw feat in the $150,000 tournament. room G-40. AT. players who pleased him, quarterback Orantes came back in the next game Bill Troup, offensive guard Ken Huff to break Nastase' s service and pull Impala V-8, automatic trans., 69 Chevelle, automatic trans., A/C, 6S and wide receiver Eric Allen. even. condition, best offer over radio, $595. Call 96235 AT. good Nastase claimed the first set when $600; Kenmore portable washer, good (UPI)--John Lister, a 29-year-old Orantes again volleyed into the net. condition, $50; 18,000 BTU Fedders Large silver anniversary Whirlpool pro golfer from New Zealand, earned In an earlier match Sunday, Jimmy A/C, like new, nine months old, automatic washer, 18-months-old, the biggest paycheck of his life Connors outlasted Arthur Ashe 6-4, or see at 1176 CB. complete setting, large tub, white. $250. Call 96162 yesterday when he won the $20,000 7-6 to claim third place in the four Call 85264 AT. first prize at the Quad Cities Open man tournament. "Midnight Express," 36 ' long alu- in Illinois. minum hulled boat, ",cylinder eng- Early American sofa cover, $15; ine, cabin, seaworthy, designed Early American chair cover, $5. for shark fishing, must sell before Call 97173 AT. July 23, accepting bids, minimum Job Opportunities bid, $2,000; rods and reels, Penn $50; 14/0, $200; 9/0, $150; 5/0, Applications will be accepted until the closing date indicated. If in- 200 lbs. surf casting rig, $40; services sufficient applicants have filed by the closing date, applications will be scales, $15; 200' of water hose accepted until the position is filled. Applications may be made at the with nozzle, $20; 500' of extention Responsible couple would like to Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office. cord, $35; auto A/C without fan mo- housesit July 9 to Aug. 5. For tor, $40. Call or see Sandy at Har- references call BMCS Hansen at ANNOUNCEMENT POSITION AND GRADE SALARY CLOSING DATE bor Police at 96292. 85898 DWH or SK1 Moisant at 85456 DWN or 99225. Call Santiago at 10-608-76 Electrical Engineering Tech., 10'x12' green carpet with pad, good 85456 DWH. GS-11 $16,255 pa OPEN condition, $50; childs chalk board, Supv. General Supply Specia- $5; dining room carpet and pad for 20-126-76 giveaway list, GS-9 $13,482 pa OPEN Villamar, shades of brown, $40; set 10-089-76 Sheet Metal Mechanic, WG-10 $ 6.18 ph OPEN of Ironstone dishes, service for Crib and mattress. Call 95493 AT. Equipment Specialist, GS-7 $11,046 pa OPEN eight, blue and gold flowers, like 10-404-76 15-018-76 Welder, WG-10 $ 6.18 ph OPEN new, $40. Call 96198. lost 60-000-76 Clerk-Typist, AS-5 $ 3.11 ph July 16 Set of Early American bunk beds Silver ring with gold initials N.S. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING REGISTERS: with matching dresser; three speed at NavEx fire. If found please boy's bike; green bathroom set; call 85222 DWH or 85420 AWH. 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 6,296 pa OPEN 4'x6' white carpet with rubber $ 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 $ 7,102 pa OPEN backing, never used; small dinette Necklace at Cooper Field on July 4. 30-037-75 Accounts Maintenance Clk, GS-3 $ 7,102 pa OPEN with four chairs, suitable for pa- Torquoise and coral pendant chain. 45-085-75 Store Worker (Int.), WG-4 $ 4.73 ph OPEN tio. Call 95480 AT. Call 96116 AT. 94-G01-75 Library Aid (Int.), GS-2 $ 6,296 pa OPEN