Tomorrow's flight Grand Openings on Labor Day Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. 10 a.m. -- Child Development Center ribbon Wednesday, August 29 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon cutting and open house. Usable storage: 12.00 MIL - 86% 3 p.m. -- Leeward Clipper Club followed Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. by Goal: 850 K Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. music by "Changes II." NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. 5 p.m. -- Hangar Deck at the Deer Point Consumption: 865 K See page 3 I Officers Club. Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 171 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, August 30, 1990 Iraq adds more red tape to departure of civilian hostages AP/UPI - Diplomats in Saturday. tary-General Perez De Cuellar is broadcast report says thatresistance Baghdad say Iraq is now demanding Meantime, there may be behind- headed to Jordan, where he is sched- forces launch almost daily attacks that foreign planes bring food and the-scenes negotiations to find a uled to meet with Iraqi Foreign against Iraqi convoys carrying sup- medicine if they want to fly out peaceful solution to the Persian Gulf Minister Tariq Aziz today. plies and troops inside occupied western hostages. crisis. In a separate development, a Kuwait. The diplomatic sources say A White House source says Philippines - Red Cross officials say planes that don't carry such sup- National Security Adviser Brent Drug firms make political contributions 85 people in the earthquake-ravaged plies won't be allowed to land in the Scowcroft met with a former senior UPI - Pharmaceutical compa- on whether to expand the 1983 northem Philippines have died in the Iraqi capital. administration official who carried past four days in floods and landslides nies have formed political action Orphan Drug Act to allow increased Instead, they say the western several unofficial Iraqi proposals. triggered by heavy rains. Another committees that have given cam- competition, or merely re-authorize women and children will have to 1,500 people were left homeless when A published report (Newsday) paign money to lawmakers on key funding for the existing act. 250 villages along Dalton pass, 110 travel in convoys overland, most says the proposals included condi- congressional committees. The law spurred production of miles north of Manila, were washed likely to the Turkish border. tions for the Iraqi withdrawal from Government figures show 16 of 45 drugs that are used only by small away. That's nearly 400 miles from Kuwait. Iraq reportedly wants the the top 25 house recipients of PAC groups of people with rare diseases. Baghdad. removal of U.N. mandated sanctions money are on committees with The controversy centers on East/West Germany - Abortion in The sources say that by noon and access to the strategic Persian power over legislation on develop- threedrugs now sold underexclusive the last issue standing in the way of two Baghdad time today, no westerner Gulf. ing sophisticated drugs. monopolies by companies that re- Germanys becoming one. They agree had received an exit visa. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein that for a time after unification on Representative Edward Madi- ceived generous subsidies. They say the visa's are being denied that any back-room negotia- October 3, West Germany will con- gan, an Illinois Republican, is the They have received millions of held up, pending a response from tions are tinue to outlaw abortion and East under way. top money-getter, he received dollars in profits on the drugs. foreign governments to the demand He said his nation has no inten- Germany will continue to allow it. The $45,000. Representative Henry Waxman, question for food and medicine. tion of leaving Kuwait and has made is what policy should be In the Senate, Senator Frank a California Democrat, has pro- permanent, negotiations continue to- One senior diplomat involved in no unofficial peace initiatives. Lautenberg, aNew Jersey Democrat, posed letting other companies share night. talks with the Iraqi's says, no one Diplomatic efforts to resolve the has received S67,600 since 1983. the profits, for drugs that already expects any development before regional crisis continue. U.N Secre- Australia - Five people were shot Congress is nearing a decision have been granted a monopoly. to death today in a condominium complex in Sydney, Australia. Police Cuban commuter ready for retirement after 39 years with the Navy say a man went berserk and shot them automotive mechanic. at close range. A suspect in his early He moved up as the production controller. By J03 LISA PETRILLO to a helper, but was later demoted to 20's was arrested. The police say he "I love my job," said Booth. "I was related to one of the victims. The a laborer. "It was because of a reduc- always do the best I can to improve victims were three men and two He was 17 and wanted spending tion in force I became a laborer," my work space." money. That's the reason Cuban explained Booth. It wasn't because That's why Booth said it's going commuter Lloyd Dickens Parsons of his abilities. to be hard to leave. "My career has Canada - The stand-off between Booth came to Gitmo looking for a Booth said he left PWD and went been a part of my life. I have mixed Canada's government and Mohawk job. to work for Gitmo's Pest Control. feelings about retiring. Indians ended peacefully yesterday as I'm going to He was also engaged and knew However, after about seven months, miss my friends." the Indians and Army troops both they needed a secure future. That's he went back to Public removed barricades at reservations. Works. Booth said he doesn't have any thereasonBooth started his careerin Traffic was reroutedduringthe dispute "At that time, PWD Transporta- major plans after he retires. "I want Public Works Department's because a barricade cut off a major Trans- tion Garage had established Produc- to travel all over Cuba. I never took portation Garage bridge to Montreal. Production Con- tion Control," said the Cuban com- leave long enough to make a trip trol. muter. "I started as a control dis- across my homeland." The Cuban (continue to page 3) He came to Gitmo in 1951. "My patcher." Commuter said he might even do dad was the general foremen of the Within time, Booth worked his some fishing. shop,sohegotme ajob," saidBooth. way to automative estimator and "I don't want to leave, but it's The Cuban commuterstarted asa planner and estimator. Now he works time," said Booth. USA Lloyd Dickens Parson Booth Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay non-medical people, part II News galley daily. He expects neatness and "By working at the Naval Hospi- repairs myself," said Ruhling. By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN cleanliness," according to Tracy. tal, I've learned different styles of His rewards, "I like running the California - Lockheed unveiled "To make the operation succeed, its work and a way of life as a mess barracks, handling central assign- version of the next generation of This is the second andfinal part our standards are set higher than the specialist," Lowrey said. ments and getting the job done," he supersonic fighters Wednesday at its of a series on personnel at Naval Navy's because we practice Total Edward Ruhling is anothermess says. flight test facilities in Palmdale, Calif. Hospital Guantanamo Bay. Quality Management," said Tracy. specialist at the hospital, only he's Ruling isn't that Its chairman used the ceremony to visible in the The galley's available for both more of an innkeeper whip up support for the $70 billion than a cook. hospital itself, but tries to be in- It's no accident that it takes over command and private functions. program by invoking the Mideast His job is management of the volved with all command functions. 120 Hospital Corpsmen, doctors, "They ask, we do," said Tracy. crisis. A team made up of Lockheed, Corpsmen's Bachelor Enlisted "I do a lot of self help and I try to and nurses at our Naval Hospital to "You'd never Boeing and General Dynamics is believe the number of Quarters (BEQ). Assigning rooms make the barracks the best place for keep it running smoothly. That competing with a Northrup-McDon- birthdays, anniversaries, and picnics for DT's, HM's, Army Veterinar- sailors to live." nell Douglas team for a contract number doesn't include the non- we've handled," he said. to ian's and USAFR MEDEVAC The hospital's unsung heroes, build 750 advanced tactical fighters for medical military who help to keep Robert Lowrey is another one of crews. Keeping facilities ship-shape PO1 Juan Suarez, PO1 Thomas the Air Force. the hospital functioning. our unsung heroes of the hospital. and sanitary, handling supplies and Elvester, PO1 Santo Urena, PO2Tim There are six non-medical Navy He's the leading mess specialist minor repairs is a daily occurrence. Florida - The police task force hunt- Tracy, P02 Robert Lowrey and P02 members who have a major part in in the galley. As the supply petty of- "On this ing in Gainesville, Fla., for a killer is job, I've learned how to Edward Ruhling are part of the Navy the Hospitals day to day operations. ficerhe's charged with receiving and now trying to figurehim outmentally. do everything outside my rating, Team. They're jacks-of-all-trades - Tuesday, we featured three of them, storing provisions, The FBI is workingonapsychological maintaining rec- such as being EVOC qualified and and experts in several. Like wizards and today we're covering the others. ords. profile. Criminologists speculate the standing Corpsman admin watches." with wands, they magically get killer Tim Tracy, the hospital's food "I've got a great command, is white, older than his victims a said Ruhling. "I'm on call for 24 things done. and has a history of management leading petty officer good lieutenant violence. Four and an outstanding hours. I'm responsible for 80 beds That's alook behind the scenes at young women and one young man has a big job on his hands. He's skipper. The job is unique," said and if anything goes wrong in the our Naval Hospital. When one takes have been stabbed or responsible beaten to death for ordering food for the Lowrey. barracks, I'm the one they in call." the time to dig deep, it's amazing Gainesville. galley, and that's a tall order when "I've got a speciality job that Ruling does encounter frustra- what you'll find. Finding these six you consider the number of people corpsmencan'tdo,"hesaid. Accord- Minnesota - Police say an 82-year- tions on the job. They include water sailors helping our hospital serve the eating there. He also prepares ing to Lowrey, Corpsmen are a close old man killed his seriously ill 80- leaks, equipment breakdowns, and community is serendipitous - a fortu- monthly financial reports for Naval knit society. "They run into each year-old wife in Winona, Minn., and material shortages. "Public Works is nate and accidental discovery. Prov- then killed himself yesterday. Military Personnel Command, other so often that they're on a first Police busy with other problems around the ing once again, there are good acci- say Raymond Washington, D.C. On top of that, name basis." Harbrecht walked into base, so I end up doing most of the dents too. the hospital and went into his wife's he's charged with monitoring pa- room, the nurses heard two shots. tients' diets and galley supervision. Naval Air Station and VC-10 hold awards ceremony "We've got the best kept secret Naval Air Station held an award Illinois-The National Weather Serv- on the base - our lunch. It's because, Letter of Appreciation Airman Daphne Cato ice admits ceremony Aug. 28, the following Chief it did not issue a tomado I've got 16 of the best cooks on the Kenneth Houston Sailor of the Month (July) waming or even a watch before people recieved the awards. P01 Howard Pyle Tues- island," Tracy says. "They're out- Airman Apprentice William Perrone day's tomadoes in the Juliet, Ill., area. VC-10 held their awards ceremony Good Conduct Award standing." Certificate of Appointment In the twister, 24 people were killed. Aug. 23. P03 Shawn "Since we work for the Naval P03 Jose Vegeranotiru Parmly Fred Ostby, directorof the Kansas City P03 Ray Fitzgerald hospital, we can't afford Aviation Warfare Specialist Storms Forecast Center, says only a to have low Letter of Commendation Plane Captain Qualifications standards," P02 James Boyd severe weather watch was issued. he said. P02 Christina Burkett Airman Apprentice Richard P01 Charlotte Palmer Porras "The food inspector eats at the Plane Captain of the Qarter Airman Apprentice Second Award Anthony Acuna (continue to page 3) Airman Rafael Vasquez Airman Recruit P02 Schon Blackshire Doug Hobbs Sailor of the Month (June) Airman Recruit Chad McCormick PAGE 2, IIllmDAY, Aucusr 30, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETh

structors are Master Chief Kevin The Thievin and P01 Juan Suarez. Some odds of this . some ends of that At W.T. SAMPSON HIGH Scholastic owner Mulroney snagged the president on York, and turn them over to the lug- SCHOOL Connie O'Donnell has Miniature Golf Course Bush's boat off Kennebunkport, gage handlers. good news. There's a "get ac- Morris Dweck double - bogeyed his Line Maine. They'll wind up Borneo's prob- quainted" Faculty-Student Field Day own business. He'd been running his course Mulroney isn't denying he did it. lem. Wow! The numbers are in and at Windmill Beach, Friday, Aug. 31 near Myrtle Beach Air Force Base in But he says, it was not a hostile act. it's a banner school year. It looks like from 10:30 a.m. to 1:35 p.m. Better Carolina for eight years when However, First Lady Barbara The principal of Burlington High our educational facilities will be bring a sack lunch, ,swim suit and South he decided to dress it up a bit. He got Bush let Mulroney off the fishhook School in Kansas figured he had a operating at capacity. There are 50 boogie board. Drinks are free and genie with a hook. She commanded presidential neat, and environmentally sound so- graduate students, 386 undergradu- buses leave the high school at 10 a.m. a roadside turbaned head, and he spent $15,000 son Jeb to come clean. Jeb just lution to the school courtyards prob- ate, 309 high school, 704 elementary, Debi Bowers is chairing the School bobbing on a new sign. The golden dragon grinned sheepishly. lem of an increasing numberof roost- 45 in Child Development Center and Advisoy Committee and they're of Baghdad. As for the big one, he got away. ing birds. 106 in Pre-School. That's fantastic meeting Thursday, Sept. 6 in the H.S. became Treasure timing. Now that Iraq is oc- Cats. for our town of 7,000. It means 1 out library at 3:30 p.m. Bad cupying Kuwait, business stinks. When a jet engine eats a bird, it Dan Mueller got two of them, and of 4 of us are in a learning mode. Margaret Kennedy from W.T. Dweck says nobody comes in does more than burp. The engines they quickly riled the roost. Judy Kraus, TROY STATE SAMPSON ELEMENTARY says the day, and hardly anybody have lots of sharp blades, but a large But that was three years ago, and UNIVERSITY coordinator at 4782 the teacher's Labor Day luncheon is during comes in at night. bird is not chewy, an it tends to give Mueller now has a problem with an says we've got a few Ph.D's running at Windmill Beach. We also hear that he did get one the engine an expensive case of me- increasing number of cats, Burling- around raising the education level in Tanya Chambers and Lillian Riv- Well, he says, who asked which Arabian chanical indigestion. ton became littered with litters. Gitmo. Doctor Richard DeLung and ers got Masters Degrees in their spare customer, country Dweck was from. None, That's why officials at Los Ange- Three litters later, Mueller got the Leda are back for another year, after time. Well Done! The school is tak- les International Airport are trying to male cat neutered. an exhaustive summer break. In town ing BRANDON FIELD as their Dweck said, he's a Jew from New put the engines on a diet. They've But it turns out this only solved for a few semesters of the graduate adopt-a-plot.We need lunchroom York. called in a special squad of bird ex- half the problem. When he came back program in Public Administration is monitors to cover three shifts from Dweck says the guy immediately and left, he was perts from the U.S. Agriculture De- to school for the start of another year, Doctor Don Rosenhoover. He's a 10:55 a.m. to 12:35 p.m. Give Ellen packed up his family Jordan. partment. he discovered another litter. He fig- retired Air Force Colonel and former Roessler a call at 2428. from 4 Among the possible solutions, ures that the female cat had been out Dean of the War College. The Mas- The CHILD DEVELOPMENT to get paving over roosting areas, and cut- catting around. ters of Education course kicks off CENTER'S Cindy Kinate says President Bush goes fishing has ting down the trees that have seeds Mueller says he isn't planning an with Doctor Darrell R. Pearson. they're really looking forward to the away from it all, but someone his car. which the birds like to cat. operation for her. As an educator, He's followed by Gitmo's very own Grand Opening of the CDC. That's caught It could also consider this one: he's counting on education. Doctor Arnold Watland, principal Monday, Sept. 3 at 10 a.m. Every- With a fishhook. Camera crew members say it Let the airlines package the birds. Maybe she could learn just say of the high school. body is invited to the ribbon cutting Minister Mark them for shipment to, say, New no. Lynsie Hall, at 4748, CITY and refreshments. looked like Canadian Prime COLLEGES OF CHICAGO coor- According to Willie Burghard dinator and her contagiously enthusi- of PRE-SCHOOL (formerly the astic assistant Michelle Stewart Nursery) there's an Open House, 8 The science of living in today's world have some words of wisdom. They a.m. to noon, Tuesday, Sept. 4. Dr. Steven Rosenberg of the earlier findings that gene transfer level higher than that found on the say CCC offers 3 Associate degrees: Here's your chance to meet the 10 National Cancer Institute says re- causes no side effects and poses no surface of the sun itself. General Studies, Mid-Management teachers and get some free snacks. searchers have found reason to be public health threat. On cold, clear days last winter, and Data Processing. Folks on Lee- Pre-school operates from 8 to 11 a.m. more optimistic about transferring The transferred genes had no Roland Winston and his colleagues ward are taking advantage of Amy to Friday. Monday foreign genes into humans to fight treatment value, but were only used to used their small collector atop the Tidd's Political Science class and An EDUCATOR'S BRUNCH cancer and other diseases. check for safety . and to see how roof of the university's physics build- Connie Hughes English course. goes down at noon in the Officer's He says that in a new study, ge- long they'd last. Rosenberg says the ing to reach an amazing light inten- CCC will rotate schedules to let Lee- Club Sunday, Sept. 9. It's an informal netically-altered cells injected into most important result of the study is sity - 15 percent higher than levels wardites complete degrees on their gathering of college, high and ele- cancer patients were found in their that it shows it's safe and apparently found on the sun. It's also 84,000 home turf. For keyboard aficionados, mentary, CDC and nursery faculty blood as much as two months later. feasible to attack cancer by, taking times greater than normal sunlight Processing courses are expand- staff. It's a chance to meet, greet Data and That shows the cells could potentially advantage of the body's own weap- intensity on earth. ing. Naval Hospital's Capt. Rich and eat monthly, with an occasional last long enough to fight tumors or ons, rather than applying external With that, "benchmark" reached, Christiansen set up a new computer speaker. Call John Griffin at4819 if correct disease-causing genetic de- tools like drugs. Winston says the group is now this semester. Classes include interested. room you're fects. The work helps clear the way for moving on to practical applications Intro. to Computers and MS DOS The Scholastic Line appears ev- Rosenberg and his colleagues the first government-sanctioned at- of highly concentrated sunlight. Operating Systems. Computer in- ery Thursday. report that the study also confirms tempts at gene therapy, which Rosen- Potential uses include solar- berg plans to begin within a month or pumped lasers that could be used for two, if he gets the go-head from the coninunications in space. The in- People in the news, NIH and the FDA. tense light might also be harnessed to Researches at the University of produce ultraviolet radiation that Sammy Davis Jr.'s widow says years before formal modes of assis- his brother, Emilio Estevez, during Chicago say they've created a solar would destroy hazardous wastes and there's no truth to stories that her tance were established. filming of their new movie "Men At collector that funnels sunlight to a process new types of materials. husband died broke. British and Work." Sheen says he arranged with American tabloids have said Altovise Black activists celebrating the an on-location security officer to fake Davis and her 14-year-old son, were 27th anniversary of Martin Luther being arrested, handcuffed and taken News and Entertainment facing eviction from their home by King Jr. "I Have a Dream" speech away from the set in a squad car. the IRS. Her lawyer says alternative pitched tents on Liberty Island Tues- Sheen says the stunt shocked his News On Channel 2 press reports about the IRS sweeping day, forcing the Statue of Liberty to brother, who was left worrying how 5:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA down and Mrs. Davis being emotion- close. They also said they want to to replace him in the movie. There's 5:30 CH7 ABC NEWS TURTLES ally very disturbed are totally untrue. rename New York City for King. The no word who'll really get the last CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The attorney estimates that the Davis tent-gathering ended late in the after- laugh, though.Estevez vows to getre- 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE NEWS CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) estate, including a mansion, antique noon after 14protesters were ticketed venge on his brother, saying he will 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 CII 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:40 SPORTS WEEK IN REVIEW guns, books and jewelry. Is worth up for demonstrating without a permit. come around a corner some day, and 6:30 C 7 (National) ABC NEWS 6:00 BARNEY MILLER to $8 million. there it'll be. CH 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:30 M*A*S*H A spokesman for Prince says CH 10 NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR A New York judge Tuesday gave there's been no waste of time getting Actress Rachel Ward says it's not 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) TREK the Roman Catholic church permis- the rock star-actor's new movie acting, but parenting, that takes up sion to exhume the remains of a for- "Graffiti Bridge" ready for release. most of her time these days. And, she All movies begin at 8 p.m. mer Haitian slave who could eventu- Publicist Jill Willis quotes Prince as doesn't mind it a bit. Ward says if Downtown Lyceum ally become America's first black saying we did the film as quickly as you're doing it properly, there isn't The Dream Team.Comedy(R).1:53 saint. The Archdiocese of New York we did because there was the need for much time foranything else than rais- McCalla Lyceum wants to exhume Pierre Toussaints a story on faith in these troubled ing children. Ward, who's married to Steel Magnolias.Comedy (PG).1:58 remains for identification by a pa- times. Filming took place in 36 days her Thorn Birds co-star Bryan Leeward Lyceum thologist and church officials. Court and was completed two days ahead of Brown, says she doesn'tthink the life Beaches . Comedy (PG-13).2:00 papers referred to Toussaint as a schedule. "Graffiti Bridge" is ex- of a high-profile celebrity is reward- model of charity who is considered pected in theaters in early November. ing. She says it might mean lots of the founder of Catholic charities acting jobs, but adds thatjustbeing in because he helped the needy for 66 Charlie Sheen says he did a job on the movies ultimately isn't enough. GITMO PEOPLE Consumers say no to apples with the fungicide Keeping himself in tip top conditon and ready to meet any challenge posed by a fire, is the job of: There aren't many uglier words brought in all this food, on the realis- people about risks involved in the in the food sellers dictionary. He tic expectation that people would do pesticides. But it quotes one expert, NAME: what they always have, and buy the Eileen Van Ravensway of Michigan Junior Scott stuff. Butnow, the apples orgrapes or State University, as saying that's only HOMETOWN: whateverarepiling up in thedisplays, part of the story. The professor of Kingston, Jamaica because buyers are taking a stand. Agricultural Economics also says TIME IN GITMO: American Demographics maga- people arenotgetting the information 4 years zine says people are becoming more about the benefits. CHOICES: worried about what they eat. It cities However, the article says, the FOOD: a survey by one trade group as saying fear of pesticides is changing what Rice people were especially concerned people eat. It says the percentage of about chemicals. people buying organic foods grew HOBBY: The alar scare drove the point eight percent in 1988 to 11 percent Volleyball home last year. An environmental last year. RECREATION: group linked the fungicide to cancer, And it's not just pesticides that Running another advocacy group publicized are sticking in the public eye. The LIFE GOAL: the claim. And people across the magazine tells one incident in which To live happy. country stopped eating apples. The a group of priests started praying in a MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: government said the evidence did not supermarket aisle. When an official I went to the pool to show off how good I could swim, but I fell show alar was harmful, but Uniroyal asked them why, it says, they told him into the water and someone had to save me. still had to give up making the stuff. they didn't want the store to stock MY The magazine, which looks at coffee with Salvadoran beans. When BEST QUALITY IS: people's buying behavior, says the store promised to go along with Patience and understanding agrichemical companies are telling that, the priests went. PAGE 3, TEsDAY, AUGUsT 30, 1990, GUANTANAmO DA IYGnAzrE

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Call 3533/2538 for details. $80. Call 2797 DWH or 3499 AWH. Country blue couch and 1g. overstuffed chair, noon to 4 p.m. The sponsor or their representa- The Youth Ctr. willbe closed Sun., Sept 2, due Find outhow you can enter theexciting and fast- AUIOS come see and make offer. Call Maggie at 2767 tive must be present for contractors to perform to the Pre-teenLock-In scheduledforthat week- growing field of in-home child care, at the '63 Dodge 100 p/u, slant tram. 3-on-the-tree, DWH or 4784 AWL necessary repairs: Sept. 3, TK01-TKl9; Sept 4, end. FMI, call 4075. Family Home Care new Provider Orientation good fishing/diving truck, $600 OBO. Call MISCELLANEOUS TK20-TK38; Sept. 5, TK39-TK57. CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES Mon., Sept., 10,7 p.m. at Wed., Sept 12,1 p.m. 6006 DWH or 6096 AWH. Evinrude 25 hp motor, w/many extras, $200 There will beanEEOCommitteemeeting Sept. Effective Sept. 10, NAVBASE Indoctrination FMI, call 3533/2538. '65 MG Midget 109cc, new head, new Weber OBO. Call 6006 DWH or 6096 AWN. 12, 2:30 p.m., Family Service conference mn. once a month vice twice, 8a.m. to4:30 p.m. for The paint booth at the Auto Hobby Shop has car., new exhaust, new battery, new rag top, Two electric winders w/6/0 Penn reels and All members ae urged to attend. the first four days, 8 am. to noon the last day. reopened for limited usage by reservation only. runs great. Call Don 2158 AW. poles,likenew,5 mo.old, $300 each. CallLarry W. T. Sampson High School SAC will begin Nextcourse, Sept 10-14, first day atFTG audi- FMI/reservation, call Speedy at 3041. '70PlymountRoadrunner, blue,383 eng.,auto- 4959, after 6 p.m. thenewyear withameeting, Sept.6,3 30p.m.in torium and last fourdays at Windjammer. FMI, ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES matic, needs minorinterior and body work, and Bus bench seats, $20 ea. (3) Sunray range/ the high school library. Parents, teachers and Master Chief Kranz, 3239. ALANON meeting, Tues., Sept 4, 7 p.m., timing chain, $2,000 OBO. Call PO Giddings stoves, $50 ea. Slide projector, $125. Pioneer other interested residents are encouraged to at- All personnel interested in the EAWS program McCalla Hangarin the upper deck, Rm. 29. All 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. tumtable, $50. Call Chris at 4111 DWHor 2712 tend. FMI, call Debi Bowers at 4130. submit a special request chit to CCC, CPO persons interested in attending this twelve-step '74 Camare 350, 4-spd., p/b, p/s, stereo, new AWH. UPS and Federal Express are now avail, to Foley, via depantmental chain of command. recovery meeting forfamilyand friends of alco- tires, chrome wheels, runs good. Call Don 2158 Carvin electric guitar w/hard case, and Peavy transport pkgs. on and off the island. FMI, call CPO Foley is designated NAVSTA EAWS pro- holics are invited to attend. AWH. amp.,Doddigitaldelay andcrybaby w/allleads. 4181/4478, 8 a.m. tonoonandlI to4 p.m., Man- gram director and will forward chits to NAS. All hands welcome to Reflex Photo Club meet- '75 Chevy p/u, excel. Gitmo truck, $800. Call Call Don AWN 2158. Fri. FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575. ing, Mon., Sept. 3, 7 p.m., atthe club. Join in the Terry 6217 DWH or 6178 AWN. Set of foam double mattresses, good cond., $50. Preparations are underway for HispanicHeri- Aonehalfdaypre-separationcourseis avail.for excitement of processing and printing yourown '76 Buick Regal, 63,000 mi., excel. running Call 2853 AWH. tage Month. Anyone interested in contributing COMNAVBASE personnel separating at pictures. Call John at7252 DWH ar 2772 AWH. cond., $950 OBO. Call Chief Evans at 5372 LEIS their time/talents to this eventful month please EAOS. This is required for 0-4 and below. The Naval Station Chief Petty Officer Associa- DWH or 3005, Rm. B-309 AWIL Fluffy and fun, 6wk. oldkitens.Call3604, after contact, Angie 2280 AWH orEppie 4371 AWI Course info. is regarding: forms/documents; tion will hold theirmonthly meeting atthe Goat '78 Buick Opal, new tires, good cond., new 5p.m. The Hispanic Heritage Committee will be military obligations/reserve programs; unem- Locker, Sept. 5, 11 a.m. Come on out and sup- brakes and battery, $800. Call 6006 DWH or Two 8 wk. old kittens, male, hand fed since one having a bake sale at the Mall Atrium, Sat, Sept. ployment/reemployment rights. Next course, port your CPOA. 6096 AWIL wk. old, very cute, playful, free to very good 1, 10 a.m. tonoon. Sept. 20, 1 to4 p.m., FSC, Bldg. 2135. '78 Ford Mustang, 2-dr., I/b, stereo cass., clean, home. Call 3549, after 3p.m. The Professinal Growth and Development recently tuned, insp. current, very dependable, SERYCES ATTENTION ALL FISHERMAN Board will meet Thurs., Sept 20, 8 to 11 am., ENERGY TIP avail, early Oct., $1,200. Call Janet 2159 DWH Freesuper quick one-step earpiercing. Simulta- Administration conference Rm., Bldg. 760. or 2406 AWH. neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- The July 2, 1903 Lease Agreement Personnelto appear before the board should be If you have a room air condi- '79 Ford F-100, rebuilt motor, new tires and tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. with Cuba prohibits the operation of in a clean uniform and present a neat, well- tioner make sure that the fresh rims, new carb., and radiator, $4,000 OBO. Call Service provided by a certified, licensed come- groomed appearance. any commercial, industrial or other alr intake is dosed off during the Larry 4959, after 6 p.m. tologist. FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. A two and one-half day C.I.T.C. for Division enterprise on the U.S. Naval Base. hottest part of the day. Other- '81 Toyota Corona, luxury edition, ps, p/b, tilt, Need evening or ovemight child care? Family Officers, CPO's, designated COMNAVBASE GTMO INST department/divi- wise, you're constantly cooling cruise, auto w/overdrive, a/c, int. wipers, Pio- Home Care can provide the service. Openings sion career 4000.1C, Regulation of Individual counselorsand personnelin supervi- hot outside air, and thats en- neer AM/FM stereo cass. w/graphic equilizer, are avail. on both Windward and IP. FMI, call Personal Services, sets out proce- sory positions, Sept 10through12,8 a.m. to4 ergy-wasteful and expensive for not a Gitmo special, excel. cond. Call PO Ferrel 2538/3533. dures p.m., in the Family Service Or., Bldg. 2135. for regulating individual per- the base. at 4636 DWH or 2350 AWH. Certified Home Day CamProviders have open- FMI, call CPO Foley, 4575/4298. sonal services aboard the base to '85 CI-7 Jeep, yellow, all decked out, great ings: Call Loretta at 3367, (infant), Kittery There will be a Command ensure the Treaty isn't being vio- Retention Team shape, no rust, $8,000 OBO. CallLarry at4959, Beach hsng; Call Mila at 3478, (2 yrs and older, Meeting, Sept lated. The opening of Gitmo's 19, 2p.m. in theFIG auditorium. The Guantanamo Bay Computer Users Group after 6 p.m. F/T), Kittery Beach hsng; Call Shelly at 2164, Fresh Fish House enables many All Command Retention Team Members are will hold loca fisherman to come within mhe their IBM and compatibles/monthly '87 Dodge Charger, auto., 36,000 mi, charcoal (F/f), Center Bargohsng. required to attend. general meeting, Sept 5, 6:30 p.m. at DP 951, grey, insp. good until Feb. '91. $4.500 or take SERES ambit of both the Treaty and the All interested in computers are invited toattend. payments. Call 4914 AWH. Complete car stereo system includes equalizer Instruction by providing fresh fish to EMPLOYMENT A.A. is a fellowship of men and women who AUIQZABIS 150 watt Jensen speakers (2 mo. old), the operation Accounting Tech/Invoice at MCX. Dolby for remuneration. AS-6/3620 share strength, hope and experience in order to Four Rochester four barrel carb. for parts, $10 Sale of fish ph, LGS-5/$4.48 ph +.58 BA. tape deck and radio, plus Pioneer speakers, to any other place of recover from alcoholism. Meetings are held ea. at$35 for all. Call 2575AT. excel. business or to individuals is prohib- cond., $4000O0. Call 2144, after p.m. LOSI each Mot., Wed., and Sat. , 8 p.m., at McCalla Plymouth 383 eng., $100. Ford straight six 144 TWO WHEELERS ited by the Treaty and the Instruc- Small tan dog Sat evening. He has no collar, Hangar in the upper deck, Rm. 29. FMI, call co. eng., $75. Ford 302 eng. unassembled needs '79 Huda 185XL, looks good, needs tion. Violators are subject to disci- weighs 20 lbs., his bottom teeth show and he work, 4853. restoring, $75. Ford CS automatic trans., $75. helmet included, $175. Call 6345 DWHtor2981 plinary proceedings. appears to be smiling. Answers to the name Looking for adventure? Like to camp? Well, Misc. parts, Ford a/c compressor, Ford and AWH. "Happy." come joinus. We aretheBoy Scouts of America, Chrysler distributors, $20 ea. Call Chief Gid- '81 Yamaha 50cc scooter, new tires, battery, BRAYOZUL MWR.NO.IES Troop 435. We meet each Wed. night at 9 pm. Jackie, dings 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. low mileage.new helmet, $400080. Call3750. Frank and allthe Shack operator at Reef Make plans now to attend the Labor Day Festi- FMI, call 2719 or 3838. BIlCICLE '15 Honda Aeo scooter, 80cc, w/2 helmets, Raiders for their long hours spent filling our val, Sat., Sept. beginning atnoon, at Phillips OUTAGES Women's 10-spd., Murray street cycle, purple trunk and service manual, excel. cod., $650. tanks so we can continue diving. We really do Park. There will be food, fun and games for There will be a scheduled power outage, Sat., exterior, excel. cond. $45OBO. Call2144, after Call Abe 5304 DWH or 3541 AWN. appreciate yourefforts. Keep up the goodwork. everyone, so bring the wholefamily for an after- Sept 1, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (or upon comple- 5 p.m. '6 Honda Spree 50c scooter, needs MWR, and the bowling alley for their support noon of festivities. nonor tion). The FTG bldg. on Admin. Hill will be Call 3750. and assistance prior to the YABA National Afterthe beach, stop by the repair, new helmet, $350OBO. Windjammer Club affected. 16ft.Crestline Skiboat, Johnson 140 eng., good Toomamentin Dearborm, Mich. The amount of patio and feast on BBQ beef, chicken and spare WANIE TRAINING cond., all ski and boat access. included, $3,600 Men's bike, 10os15-spd., good cond. Call2981 games thatRachel was able to bowlfor practice ribs with all the extras. Labor Day, 6 to 9 p.m. Supervisory Safety Tmg. will be conducted OBO. Call 2312 DWH or2307 AWH. AWIL priar to the tournament was a definite factorfor Hot dogs and hamburgers for the kids. DJ for Sept 6, 8 a.m. in the NAS tmg. rn. FMI, call 19 ft. Dory, 15 hp Mariner a/b, runs good, all Startermotorfor'74Datn620p/u. your listening pleasure. Dining nm. will be Calloger Mike at 6216. safety equip., trailer, $1,000 OBO. Call Terry and leave closed. msg. Supervisory Safety Tmg. will be conducted 4894 DWH. YARDSALE Youth Activities is offering twice weekly ballet Sept 4, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office mg. on. 16ft., V-hull, 25 hp Evimude, CB, trailer, many Caravella Pt-18-C Sat,Sept. 1,8 to 11a.m., WORLD NEWS. fin. pg.1 classes foryouth ages 9-18. Signupat the Youth Reservations am required. FMI, call Ron at extras, $1,100. Call 6006 DWH or 6096 AWH. no early bids, 3 family sale, something Ctr., Mon-Fri., 9 am. to 5 p.m. FMI, call 4075. for 4526/4529. 14 ft. Checkmate Ski boat, '87 90 hp Evinrude everyone. Don't miss it Get ready for fun at the Clipper Club's grand Hazardous Material Tmg. will be conducted Soviet Union-- The two most pow- motor, ski equip. included, $3,500 OBO. Call Caravella Pt-11-ASat,Sept 1,8 a.mtl?, opening, Mon., Sept 3. Come check out our Sept. 6 erful men 5, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office tmg. in. Larry 4959, after p.m. no early birds, women and teenage girl's in the Soviet Union have new decor and enjoy full-service dining. Reservations are required. FMI, call Charlie at 12 x 23 Pontoon, unfinished, buthave most of clothes, bikes, curtains and rods, hammock. agreed to put aside their differences Attention fisherman, the Happpy Snapper Fish 4526/4529. the material to finish. Pontoons are 1 in. thick East for the sake oftheir nation.President Caravella -1512-A Sat., Sept. 1,7 a.m. til ?, toys, puzzles, clothes, much more. Mikhail Gorbachev and Russian WIerra Kay-96 and 9Sat, Sept. 1,7t10 leader Boris Yeltsin pledged to work a.m., a/c, toys, clothing, many other extras. together in the face of severe eco- Today in History TierraKay-140 Sat.,Sept.1, 7;30tolla.m., nomic and political problems facing no early birds, back yard sale, adult, new bom the Soviet Union. AP- Today's highlights in his- Marshall as the first black justice on Helmsley guilty of income tax eva- 2T, boy's and girl's, sane winter, sm. appli- tory: the Supreme Court. sion, but acquitted her of extortion. ances, basket and craftsupplies,newhandmade South Africa --South Africa conser- Aug. 30, 1983, Guion S. Bluford In crafts, much more 1979, Hurricane David devas- Today's birthdays: Actress Nob Hill -- 48-B Sat, Sept1.1,7 30 a~m. il? vatives today denounced a proposal Jr., became the first black American tated the tiny Caribbean island of Shirley Booth is 83. Actor Fred by Johannesburg to open its all- astronaut to travel in space, flying Dominica as it began a rampage MacMurry is 82. Hall-of-Famer Ted white suburbs to blacks. The Johan- aboard the shuttle Challenger. In through the Caribbean and up the nesburg City Council voted over- Williams is 72. Country singer Kitty another first, Bluford and four col- eastern U.S. whelmingly last night to ask the seaboard that claimed Wells is 71. Opera singer Regina leagues blasted BAY DINING government that the metropolitan off from Cape Ca- some 1,100 lives. Resnik is 68. Actress Elizabeth Ash- POST 46 area be open to all races under a 1988 naveral, Fla., at night. In 1981, Iranian President Mo- ley is 51. Skier Jean-Claude Killy is Dinner: Eddie Stew actallowing selectivedesegregation. On this date: hammad Ali Rajai and Prime Minis- 47. Actor Timothy Bottoms is 39. Tonight's Proponents say the move follows the In A.D. 30, the seventh andmost ter Hojatoleslam Mohammad Javad Chicken w/Rice Friday's reforms of famous President Frederik De queen of ancient Egypt Bahonar were killed by a powerful Thought for today: "What is Lunch: Braised Oxtail Klerk. known by the name Cleopatra com- bomb that exploded in Bahonar's everybody's business is nobody's SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE mitted suicide. office in Tehran. business, except the journalists." Friday's Lunch: Pork Adobo USA NEWS. fIm.pg. 1 In 1797, the creator of Franken- In 1984, following three post- Joseph Pulitzer, American newspa- stein, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, ponements over two months, the per publisher, (1847-1911). OFFICERS' CLUB California-- A Federal Appeals was born in London. space shuttle Discovery finally Tonight's Dinner: Build Your Court panel has upheld a death sen- In 1862, Union forces were de- blasted off on its maiden voyage. Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: tence for Robert Alton Harris, who feated by the Confederates at the In 1986, Soviet authorities ar- was convicted Fish & Chips of killing two 16- second Battle of Bull Run. rested Nicholas Daniloff, the year-old boys so he could use their Flight Sch. from page one CPO CLUB In 1893, Louisiana politician Moscow correspondent for U.S. car fora bank robbery. Hams was 12 Huey P. Long was born in Winn Flight Date Tonight's Dinner: Mongolian hours from dying in California s gas News and World Report, after hewas Loc. Arrive Depart Parish. handed a package by a Russian BBQ Friday's Lunch: Steam- chamber in April when he received a ac- C-9 9/1 Wilow Grove 8:00 am. In stay of execution. The sentence still 1905, Ty Cobbmade his major quaintance. NAS Nwfflk 8:50 am. 9 35 am. ship Round can be overturned by the Full Ap- League batting debut,playing for the Ten years ago: The Polish gov- Gitmo 312:45 pm. 1:30pm. Rasy Eda :10pm. 3:55 pm. WINDJAMMER CLUB peals Court or by the Supreme Court. Detroit Tigers. ernment 3 0 and representatives of strik- NAS Norfolk 7: p. 8:30 pm. Tonight's Dinner: Stir Fry The defense wants a hearing to con- In 1941, the siege of Leningrad ing workers reached a preliminary Willow Groe 8:55 p.m. sider whether psychiatrists whotesti- by Nazi troops began CLIPPER CLUB during World accord aimed at ending the country's C-9 9/2 Willow Grove fied at Harris' trial were competent. 8:0 am. Open Menu War II. labor crisis. Gitmo 11:35 am. 1220 a. Tonight's Dinner: In 1945, Gen. Douglas Mc- Five years ago: Residents of Jacksonville 235 p. 3:20 p.m. GRADES SCHOOL New York -- A homeless man was NAS Norfolk 4:30 pn.m 5:35 p.m. Carthur arrived in Japan, and set up Florida 7 2 killed in Manhattan last night when a and Louisiana continued to Qumscet, RI 6:40 pm. : 5 pm Friday's Lunch: Creole Allied occupation Willow Grove 8:05 p m. subway grating collapsed. Police say headquarters. prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Spaghetti In 1963, he was sitting on the grating when it the hotline communica- Elena, which was packing winds of 727 5/1 NAS Norfalkd 8:00an HIGH SCHOOL fell and he was pinned down by a tion link between Washington and 100 miles-an-hour as it approached Gimto 11:30 a. noon compressor. Two other homeless Moscow went into operation. Kingston 1230p.m. 1:00pm. Friday's Lcach: Fish Sandwich the Gulf Coast. Gitmo 215 p.m. 3:20pm. people were injured, one critically. In 1967, the U.S. Senate con- One year ago: A federal jury in NAS Nflk 6:15 p.m. CHINATOWN firmed the appointment of Thurgood New York found hotel queen Leona Friday: Shrimp Tempura NOTE: If you change flights, notify the air terminal. PAGE 4, Tm DsrAY, Aucusr 30, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAzET SPORTS

Sports Bosox shoot for four-game sweep of Indians U.S. Open UPI-The Boston Red Sox will night to help rally the Giants past the Griffey, a lifetime .296 hitter, was Roundup have 19-game winner Roger Cle- Expos, 6-5, at Montreal. Mitchell's released by Cincinnati last weekend. Tennis mens on the mound tonight as they second homer of the game, a solo He'll play as aleftfielder, designated NFL shoot for their first-ever four-game shot, tied the score at 5-5 in the ninth hitter and pinch hitter with Seattle. Championships Jets - New York Jets' coach sweep at Cleveland. The Red Sox and Robby Thompson followed with In Oakland, the A's went looking Women -1st round Bruce Coslet figures to get a better idea collared the Indians, 7-1, last night the game-winning dinger. Chicago's for a little more offensive help yes- Katerina Maleeva (7), Bulgaria defeated tonight on who his number one quarter- for their sixth straight win, all on the RyneSandberg andBobbyBonillaof terday and made two big trades to get back will come NFL regular-season Magdalena Maleeva, Bulgaria be road. Boston remains six games Pittsburgh are the two other 30- it. Oakland gave up two players to be 6-3, 6-1 time. Coslet named Tony Eason as his ahead of Toronto in the American homer men in the senior circuit. named later to get four-time all-star Second round starter for the final pre-season game Martina Navratilova (2), Aspen, Colo. League East The Blue Jays popped Elsewhere last night, the Pirates Harold Baines from against the homeside Tampa Bay Buc- the Texas Rang- defeated Milwaukee, 7-3, during the day. bombed Atlanta, 10-0, in a rain ers. They also traded outfielder Felix Clare Wood, Britain caneers. Coslet wouldn't say whether 6-0. 6-4 Ken O'Brien would relieveEason in the At other A.L. ballparks, Kansas shorted game. The N.Y. Mets edged Jose and two minor leaguers to St. Gabriela Sabatina (5), Argentina third quarter orthe second half. Both the City blanked Oakland, 6-0, Minne- San Diego, 2-1, St. Louis ripped Louis for outfielder Willie McGee. defeated Isabelle Demongeot, France Jets and Tampa have 2-1 records in the sotaspanked theChicago White Sox, Cincinnati, 9-1, Los Angeles buried Another four-time all-star who's 6-1,6-1 pre-season. 6-1, Detroit doubled up Seattle, 4-2, Philadelphia, 12-2 and Houston shut currently batting .335. Mary Joe Femandez (8), Miami 0 Bears vs. Bills - Tonight's other the N.Y. Yankees trimmed Balti- out the Cub, 1-0. defeated exhibition game pits the Chicago Bears Miriam Oremans, Netherlands more, 3-2 and California pasted In other baseball news. MLB Statistics 6-4,6-1 and Buffalo Bills at Columbia, S.C. The Texas, 9-2. The Seattle Mariners have the Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere (9), Switzerland Bears dropped to 3-1 with last Friday National League defeated In the National League, San first father-son teammates in major night's loss to the Los Angeles Raiders, Batting (305 at bats) - Dykstra, Debbie Graham, Fountain Valley, Calif. while Buffalo is winless in three games. Francisco Giants' left-fielder Kevin league history. Forty-year-old Ken Phillies, 340; McGee, Cardinals, .335; 6-0,6-2 Mitchell setup a three-way tie forthe Griffey, Sr. Magadan, Mets, .333; Duncan, Reds, .315; Helena Sukova (11), Czechoslovakia Dickerson - Indianapolis Colts joined his son, Ken, Jr., defeated home-run lead in the National yesterday by signing a contract with Dawson, Chicago, 313. players are glad theEric Dickerson situ- Runs - Bonilla, Pirates, 99; Sand- Laura Garrone, Italy ation is resolved, at least for the start of League. Mitchell clubbed his 29th the American League club. Ken, Jr., 6-3, 6-0 berg, Cubs, 93; Dykstra, Phillies, 90; Bonds, Leila Meskhi, Soviet Union the NFL regular season. The Colts have and 30th homers of the season last is a Mariner centerfielder. The elder Pirates, 88; Sabo, Reds, 85. defeated suspended the veteran running back for RBI - M. Williams, Giants, 97; J. Natalia Zvereva (14), Soviet Union four weeks for refusing to take a team Carter, Padres. 97; Bonds, Pirates, 97; 6-4, 6-0 physical. Dickerson repeatedly missed Bonilla, Pirates, 91; Strawberry, Mets. 80. Judith Wiesner (15), Austria GITMO ATHLETICS lits - McGee, Cardinals, 168; defeated scheduled appointments to checkprog- Kimiko Dykstra, Phillies, 160; T. Gwynn, Padres, Date, Japan ress on a hamstring he injured during 7-6, 6-1 159; Sandberg, Cubs, 153; Alomar, Padres, the off-season. Men - 1st round AQUATICS CORRAL 150; Larkin, Reds, 150, Wallach, Expos, Luiz Maitar, Brazil Dickerson, the NFL's seventh all- Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- 150. defeated time rusher, was also placed on thenon- Open Water, Sept 18, Oct. 16; Advanced fers the fleet Sat. rides from 4-7p.m. and Sun., Doubles - Dykstra, Phillies, 34; Jef- Andres Gomer (5), Ecuador football injury list He cannot be traded Open Water, Sept 13, Oct 4; Rescue Diver, 1-4 pm. Cost $20 per person, reservations feries, Mets, 34; Wallach, Expos, 33; 6-3,3-6,6-3, 6-3 Goran Inanisevic (15), Yugoslavia or play in the first six games while on Oct 8; Divemaster Sept 4,Oct 1;Night Diver required. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. McGee, Cardinals, 32 Bonilla, Pirates, 31; defeated Spec., Sept 13, Oct4; Equip. Spec., Sept 4; Evening trail ride - Saddle up for an H. Johnson, Mets, 31. the list and cannot be reinstated until Omar Camporese, Italy Oct 17, the day after the NFL trading Deep Diver Spec., Sept. 13, Oct 4; Underwa- evening trail ride sponsored by the MWR Triples - Coleman, Cardinals, 9; 1-6,6-4,6-1,7-6 Duncan, Reds, 9; L. Smith, deadline. Dickerson torus 30 on Sun- ter Navigator, Sept. 13, Oct 4, Underwater Corral Fri., Aug. 31, 5-7 p.m Call the corral at Atlanta, 8; M. Second round day. Hunter, Oct 9. Call 3845. 2381 to register. Fee, $8 per person. ThompsonCardinals, 7; T. Gwynn, Padres, Ivan I.cndl (3), Czechoslovakia SCUBA course - Experience the 7. defeated Bengals - The Cincinnati Ben- beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in FITNESS Home runs - Bonilla, Pirates, 30; Michael Stich, West Germany gals liked rookie wide receiver Reggie MWR's Intro. to SCUBA Course, age 13 and Sandberg, Cubs, 30; Mitchell, Giants, 30; 6-4,5-7,6-3,6-3 Diet Analysis - Diet Analysis is back at Thomas Muster (6), Austria Rembert, but never had a chance to older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two Strawberry, Mets, 28; M. Williams, Giants, the FitnessCenterSept. 1. Nutrition is as im- defeated select him in the NFL draft The Ben- open water dives. No certification awanled. 26. portant as exercise. Have your diet Anders Jarryd, Sweden gals acquired the West Virginia Call 2961/3845. analyzed Stolen bases - Coleman, Cardinals, product by Mike at $3 for one day, $5 for 6-4,6-3,4-6,6-1 Marina hour change -The Windwani three days. 76;Yelding.,Astrs,50; this week in a trade with the New York Call 3846. Bnds,Pirates, 43; Emilio Sanchez (7), Spain Marina will observe new weekend hours. Ef- Nixon, Expos, 43; Raines, Expos, 39. defeated Jets and signed him yesterday. Terms of Aerobics classes cancelled - Effective fective immediately, themarina will open Fri., Pitching (9 decisions) - Darwin, Jim Pugh. Palos Verdes, Calif. the contract were not announced, but Aug. 31, all Intermediate Aerobics classes at 7 a.m. and remain open around the clock Astros, 10-1,.909, 1.88; Tudor, Cardinals, 6-1,.6-2, 6-2 Rembert reportedly sought taught by Della will be discontinued. All oth- Andrei Chesnokov (10), Soviet Union more than until Sun., 11 p.m. We have bait, ice tackle, 11-3, .786, 2.45; Drabek, Pirates, 17-5, $1 million while he was a Jet holdout. ers will continue as scheduled. Call Mike at defeated cold drinks and snacks. FMI, call 2345. .773, 2.77; Cook, Phillies, 8-3, .727, 3.53; R. Shuzo Matsuoka, Rembert was the second wide receiver 3846. Japan Martinez, Dodgers, 15-6. .714, 3.03; D. 6-7,6-3,6-1, 6-3 and 28th player taken in the draft. BOWLING Robinson, Giants, 10-4, .714,3.3. Pete Sampras (12), Palos Verdes, Calif. FLYING CLUB Strikeouts - R. Martinez, Dodgers, defeated Midnight Ramblers - The organiza- Interested in flying? - The 188; Cone, Mets, 179; Gooden, Mets, 174; Peter Lundgren, Sweden BASEBALL tional meeting for the Midnight Ramblers Gitmo Hying Club offers introductory flights to D. Martinez, Expos, 142; DeLeon, Cardi- 6-4,6-3,6-3 League is Aug. 31, 6 p.m. at Marblehead Paul Annacone, Jackson - From Boise, Idaho nals, 141; Smoltz, Atlanta, 141. EastHampton, N.Y. Lanes. To sign-up, call 15 and leave ames- anyone interested with no obligation to join. defeated comes word that three-time all-star Call 3686AWH Saves - Franco, Mets, 30; Myers, sage. or 4286 and leave a message. Martin Jaite (16), Argentina pitcher Larry Jackson died Tuesday Reds, 26; L. Smith, Cardinals, 22 Lefferts, Monday Night Men's - Monday Night 7-6,6-2,6-2 night from Padres, 21; D. Smith, Astrs, 20. cancer. He was 59. Jackson Men's WinterLeaguemeeting and elections is GBYAA broke in with the St. Louis Cardinals in Mon., Sept 3, 6 p.m. at Marblehead Lanes. Meeting - The next GBYAA meeting 1955 and retired in 1968. The right- Prizes for Summer League will bepresented at will be Sept4,6:30 p.m., at the Youth Ctr. We hander also played for the Chicago this meeting. Sign-up at the desk now. need the parents support. Please join us. NCAA college football preview, part 3 Cubs and Philadelphia. Jackson was a Sign-ups - The following leagues are 24-game winner for the Cubs in 1964 now taking sign-ups: Thursday Night Trio GOLFING Scratch League, Wednesday Night Mid-Week EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the ing marks, while Alton Grizzard and compiled a lifetime record of 194- Major vender - A major vender Handicap Mixed League. See folders at desk will third of three parts of an Associated leads the midshipmen, who have 183. sponsor a Labor Day Golf Tourney Sept. or call WaltlBaer at 2375-AWH, leave msg. 1, 2, Press College Football and 3, at Yatera Seca Golf Course. Preview. ditched the wishbone. Como Mixed League - Como Mixed Play is lim- ited to 72 players, so sign up and pay EAST NBA Thursday Night League is now taking sign- $15 fee THE PLAINS now at the pro shop. Call AstonShaw at 2519. Pitt coach Paul Hackett got a With 13 Bucks - The Milwaukee Bucks ups for league starting Oct 4. Organizational starters returning from head start on his first full say forward Larry Krystkowiak under- meeting is Sept 27. See folder at desk at Mar- season by an 11-1 team, Colorado has its sights blehead Lanes or call 4781. LABOR DAY FESTIVAL went reconstructive knee surgery, but guiding the Panthers to victory in the on a second straight Big Eight cham- Big Pot No Tap - Big Pot No Tap Sports Sign-ups - Sports events he'll likely miss the upcoming sched. Sun Bowl. Now, Hackett hopes to pionship. Quarterback Darian Hagen NBA bowling, Sept. land 15, 7 pm., at Marblehead for Sat., Sept. 1, Labor Day Festival will in- season. The Montana product injured guide Pitt into eastern prominence, leads the Buffalo Lanes. Entry fee $10/person, register at 6 p.m. clude mud volleyball, skateboard contest, tug- offense after be- his left knee in a May 1989 play-off of-war, and horseshoes. If you or your team ahead of Penn State, West Virginia coming just the sixth man to both game against Detroit and underwent BRIDGE GROUP want to participate, sign up at the gym by 4 and Syracuse. pass and run for more than 1,000 surgery that month. Krystkowiak pm. Friday. Call 2560. re- The "All Hands Bridge Group" played Alex Van Pelt enters 1990 after yards in one season. On defense, it's tumed to play in 16 of Milwaukee's Monday night, Aug. 27, with2.5 tables in play. breaking Dan Marino's single-sea- linebackers Alfred Williams and final 20 games last season, but suffered The 1stplace team was Trish Allushuskie/Ron MARTIAL ARTS son passing yardage mark. Curvin Kanavis McGhee showing the complications from the original injury Clapper, 2nd went to Cheryl and Gary Blair, TaeKwon Do-Openingsareavailable way. Richards, who and missed the play-offs. and 3rd were Georgia and Paul Olds. Bridge is in theTae KwonDo Karate classes for ages 14 ran for nearly 1,300 Colorado's schedule worries Rockets - Houston Rockets played every Monday at 6:30 p.m. Call Janice through adult Classes meet Mon., Wed., and yards last year,leads the Pittrunning coach Bill McCartney, with Ne- President Ray Patterson is switching at 4892. Fri., 6-8 p m., at the Marine site racquetball backs. Inexperience at receiver braska on the road, plus out-of-con- sports. Patterson announced his retire- court. Fee. $15 per month. Sign up at MWR could limit the Panthers, who get ference games versus Tennessee, Info Office. Call Ivan Pabon, 2279/2344 mentyesterday as president of the NBA CAPTAIN'S CUP tested late DWH, 2230 AWH. with games against Notre Illinois and Texas. (Coloradodrew to Armchair club. Effective Saturday, He'll work Olympics - An organiza- Dame and Miami of Florida. a 31-31 tie with Tennessee last Sun- with Rocket's owner Charlie Thomas tional meeting for Captain's Cup Armchair MARINE For Penn State, it's the beginning day in the Pigskin Classic in on bringing a hockey team to Houston. Olympics is Fri., Aug. 31, 11:30 am. at the CORPS gym. Command sponrs reps should attend. Power Lifting - The of the end as an eastern independent. Anaheim, Calif.) Patterson has been part of the NBA for Marine Barracks Events: darts, table tennis, cribbage, checkers, sponsors a Men's Power Lifting As 22 years. Contest, Sat., the Nittany Lions get set to be- Also in the Big Eight, Oklahoma The last 18 as the Rockets aey-deucey, spades. Call Amy at 2560. Sept 1. at the Marine Bks. Gym. Sign up come full-time Big Ten members by begins the middle Chief Operation Officer (CEO). Tidewater Golf - Captain's Cup par- through Aug. year of a three- 30 for dead lift or bench press. the mid-90's, coach Joe Paterno ticipantscan enterthe enterthe Tidewater Golf Entry fee, $2 per event Call 2637. year probation, meaning their is a PGA Qualifying Toumey Sept 7, 8, 9. Play starts 1 must replace Blair Thomas who left lack of scholarship players. Coach p.m., Fri., 7 a.m. Sat, Sun. Call The Shark - Greg Norman has a Aston at 2519. RECREATION State College as the school's number Gary Gibbs must go all season long Tidewater Golf Meeting - An organi- lot of incentive Oficials needed - two career rusher. without tailback Mike heading into today's zation meeting will be held for military mem- Basketball officials Gaddis, who are urgently needed to assist With Major Harris a Canadian first round of the Greater Milwaukee bers twho want to the play inTdewater Golf with the upcom- has a bad knee. Nebraskahas just two ing basketball recreational league. Open. Besides being the defending Qualifying Tounament Tues., Sept 4, 4:30 If you are pro, West Virginia will be hard starters returning on offense and has interested inbecoming an official, champion, Norma wants to stay atop p.m., at the golf course. Call Jackie at 3246. call Amy at pressed to make it 2560. four straight bowl a new backfield, but there are seven this year's PGA tour money list Football officials - Anyone interested The appearances. Strong-armed Greg men back on defense as coach Tom Australian has earned more than in becoming a football official for the upcom- YOUTH Jones succeeds Harris, but lacks his Osborne takes time to rebuild $894,000 in 15 tournaments and is only ing Captain's Cup Football League, call Art ACTIVITIES the Torley at 4203-DWH or 4944-AWH. scrambling ability. Cornhuskers. about $70,000 ahead of Payne Stewart, Football Tourney -"Saturday's"isthe who's also playing Football otficiats meeting - An organ- place fora Teen FoosballTourney, Sat., Sept. Syracuse has seven starters back Iowa State has the only other Big in the GMO. 1988 izational meeting of football officials will be 1, 9 pm. Noentry. Call 4075. on offense, but must play without Eight team with a winner Ken Green, Mark Calcavecchia, held today, FTGf6 p.m. Anyone interested in winning record and rre-teen rool - A Pre-teen Fool tour- wideout Rob Moore, quarterback Curtis Strange and Bob Tway also have being a football official is welcome to attend. ney willbeheld attheYouthCenterSatSept. hopes to improve on a 6-5 mark. their eyes on the $162,000 prize. Football games - )ue to the DEFEX 1, 6 p.m. Call4075. Bill Scharr and tailback Michael Oklahoma State is the best of the rest shed. for Sept 21, all Captain's Cup football Meeting - The next GBYAA meeting Owens. Boston College hopes to in the Big Eight. games set for that date are reached. for Sept will be Tues., Sept4. BIRTHDAY ,6:30 p.m., at the Youth reverse the 2-9 season that included The leading independent in 27, as follows: 7 vs. 10.6 p.m.; 8 vs. 9, 7:15 Center. the We need the parent's support. Please five defeats by a combined 14 points. Our birthday wishes for today, p.m.; 1vs. 3, 8:30ip.m.Call 2560. join us. Call 3189. Plains hails from Tulsa, where the Aug. 30, go out to Baseball Hall of Navsta Gold Soccer - Anyone inter- Both eastern service academies, Gold Hurricanes again have quarter- Famer Ted Williams. He's 72. ested in playing Captain's Cup Soccer for Get your story in the Gazette, Army and Navy, have productive back T. J. Rubley, who threw 22 NavSta Gold, contact P02 Roberts, 4106 quarterbacks. Mike Mayweatherhas scoring passes last DWI, so I can add your name to the roster. call the Sports Hotline, 4819. fall. Also, 1,000- cadet single-season and career rush- yard rusher Brett Adams returns. I ,