USS Stump open house BPTO check-in notice Everyone except Leeward Point res- The commanding officer of the idents manifested on Military Air- USS Stump (DD 978), Commander Carl lift Command flights must check in A. Anderson, cordially invites all with BPTO prior to reporting to the base residents to attend an open NAS terminal. house Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. In the past, passengers with bag- Stump will be berthed at Pier gage in hand have checked in at the Lima for the open house. terminal. But due to limited time Commissioned on Aug. 19, Stump is before the departure of the air- the world's newest destroyer. It craft, NAS personnel can no longer also is the 16th in a series of 30 process passengers who do not live Spruance Class destroyers and the on Leeward Point. seventh to join the Surface Force, Stand-by passengers should check Atlantic Fleet. with BPTO the day prior to the Homeported in Norfolk, Va., Stump flight to determine where they is assigned to Cruiser Destroyer should check in. Group Eight and Destroyer Squadron 10.

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Inside today's Gazette on page 3, the weekend movie schedule through Sunday for those who did not get a copy of the Entertainer. See page 4 for information on sports action on FM-103. Vol. 33 No. 207 U.S. NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Friday, November 3, 1978

Begin and Sadat get award for work toward peace NEW YORK (AP/UPI) -- Israeli Prime plishments of the Camp David talks They shouted, "The Sinai is Jewish." agreement on a peace treaty with Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian in September. As late as mid-morning yesterday, Egypt. But he said he thinks there President Anwar Sadat received the Salem said Sadat also hopes "that Begin and Carter had said they had is a good chance it will soon come. "Family of Man" award from the New we reach an agreement in Washington" no plans to meet while Carter was in The meeting was hastily arranged York City Council of Churches today. and "that it be followed by the New York. The president is on a apparently to scotch rumors that The award honors their efforts other half of the Camp David ac- campaign trip. Carter was snubbing Begin because for peace in the Middle East. cords, which would put the Palestin- However, Carter arrived at the of their disagreement over Israeli They were presented with gold me- ians and Israelis on the road to re- East Side town house of Democratic plans to expand settlements on the dallions inscribed, "In recognition conciliation and coexistence in fund-raiser Arthur Krim and was occupied West Bank of the Jordan of creative leadership and dedicated peace." greeted by Begin, who was just end- River. Carter is said to have asked service." Begin urged Americans to invest in ing a 2 1/2 hour meeting with Vance. for the meeting so he and Begin Both leaders indicated that their his country and in Egypt. He has Begin said, "Mr. President, we've would have a chance to exchange mu- work still is not finished and that promised that "Both nations will made real progress." tual respects. they hope for peace in the future. get together to turn the desert into Begin said there were still hur- Begin told reporters before the Sadat was represented at the din- a blossoming garden." dles to overcome in reaching an (See Begin on page 3) r at the New York Hilton Hotel by He made the appeal in disclosing n assistant, Mamdouh Salem, himself that in an earlier meeting with Sec- a former prime minister of Egypt. retary of State Cyrus Vance, Israel Salem said in a prepared statement had asked the United States for a U.S. dollar resumes downward slide that Sadat "also believes a worthy 25-year loan to help it pull its WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. dollar winner of today's award is President forces "from one desert to another." cer's call for a higher prime rate, perked up considerably on Foreign Jimmy Carter and the people of the His statement apparently referred sales of more U.S. gold on the open Exchange Markets yesterday but re- United States." to the withdrawal of the Israelis in market and an international fund to sumed a downward slide one day after Salem told 2,000 persons at the the Sinai. buy dollars when their value de- President Jimmy Carter announced dinner that he brought a personal As Begin spoke last night, three clines. bold moves to rescue the American For Americans abroad, it was in- Sadat in which the demonstrators interrupted the pro- message from currency overseas. Egyptian president noted the accom- ceedings, knocking over dishes. stant relief against high prices for The government reported a sharp everything from cigarettes to bull- climb in October wholesale prices fights. Doctors get good ews on three problems and Carter conceded that inflation A record $1.35 billion exchanged n is going to get worse before it gets hands on the Tokyo Foreign Exchange, WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- Doctors The doctors said a newly-developed better. skyrocketing from 178.8 to 186 yen. pre-natal test involves direct anal- across the nation yesterday heard A dollar-buying spree was touched In London, the dollar gained 3C reports aimed at helping potential ysis of fetal cells in amniotic off across Europe and Asia by Car- against the pound. victims of hypertension, sickle cell fluid withdrawn by a needle inserted anemia and leukemia. through the mother's abdomen into the uterus. --- NATIONAL-WORLD BRIEFS--- A Chicago food scientist told an Reporting on cancer-causing American Medical Association meeting agents, Dr. Charles Huggins of the MANILA, the Philippines (AP) -- A long periods, the lubricants freeze here there is evidence indicating University of Chicago said a red dye Navy spokesman in the Philippines up and may cause malfunctions. that Americans can reduce a high used in lipstick has effectively says a plane carrying four American incidence of hypertension by eating prevented chemically induced leukem- servicemen from the U.S. Seventh MOSCOW (UPI) -- Two Soviet cosmo- more fresh fruit and vegetables and ia in laboratory animals. Fleet aircraft carrier "Constella- nauts returned yesterday to Earth cutting back on salt. Huggins says the dye protected tion" crashed over a mountainous after a record 139 days, 14 hours Dr. Robert Kark and other experts animals from the effects of a hydro- training area about 50 miles north- and 48 minutes aboard the orbiting recommended increased consumption of carbon known as TMBA, which is re- west of Manila. Salut-6 space lab. potassium, found in fresh produce, lated to the hydrocarbons from auto- The spokesman said search and res- They made a perfect parachute and along with a controlled intake of mobile exhaust, soot, smog, cigar- cue teams are scouring an area near rocket-assisted soft landing on the sodium. rette smoke and smoked foods that Subic Bay Naval Base where, the steppes of Soviet central Asia in Two California scientists reported cause cancer in animals and are sus- plane, a submarine hunter, went down time for the 61st anniversary of evelopment of a safe new way to de- pected of causing human cancer. yesterday. the Bolshevic Revolution. tect sickle cell anemia in the un- Huggins, who won the Nobel Prize Sources say the Soviet space pro- born child. for medicine in 1966, says further ROSEAU, Dominica (AP) -- The world gram will now remain at a standstill The severe inherited blood ailment animal studies must be conducted has a new nation, the Commonwealth for at least the next two months affects an estimated 50,000 Ameri- before the dye can be tested on hu- of Dominica, population 30,000. to give ground control crews a break cans, most of them blacks. The eastern Caribbean island from constant duty. lowered the British Union Jack at midnight and hoisted into its place SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -- Argentina its new flag, bearing a picture of and Chile have concluded six months Yo campaign trail a parrot. Carter hits New irk of negotiations without settling FLINT, Mich. (AP/UPI) -- From New ing out to greet Carter at the Flint Britain's Princess Margaret was on a territorial dispute marked by York, where he campaigned for Gov- airport. hand for the ceremony. threats of war from both sides. ernor Hugh Carey, President Jimmy Carter wound up his day in the A joint declaration issued yester- Carter flew here last night for the Chicago area stumping for Congress- WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pentagon sources day says representatives of both second stop of a two-day, six-state man Abner Mikva, who is in a tough say the United States might have countries have agreed to seek a campaign tour for Democrats. race against a Republican challeng- big problems rushing reinforcements peaceful solution to the dispute er in a suburban congressional dis- to a European battlefront or in over three tiny islands and a Carter said he was alarmed to trict. producing artillery shells at home. stretch of ocean. learn that legions of Americans plan Carter spent the night at the home Those findings are from a month- to sit out next week's elections. of Chicago Mayor Michael Bilandic. long computerized mobilization ex- AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- A spokesman for He repeated a theme he struck in Carter's trip started in New York, cercise that is ending next week. the Firestone Tire and Rubber Com- New York, appealing for the public's where he addressed a rally on Wall Sources say American readiness is pany says the company wants to take help in fighting inflation. Street. But even as he spoke, the better now than in 1976, but still care of its customers fairly. Carter got a standing ovation market was settling into a decline needs improvement. The unidentified official respond- from a crowd of about 7,500 during after Wednesday's big rally. At the ed to published reports that Fire- a rally at which he endorsed the close, the Dow Jones industrials JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (AP) stone is turning away some customers candidacy of Carl Levin, who is were down almost 11 points. -- Scientists here will try to turn who try to get their Firestone-500 trying to unseat Republican incum- Today, the president has stops the Skylab space station around to- radials replaced. bent Robert Griffin. scheduled in California and Oregon. day to get more sun and heat on its Firestone has agreed to replace However, Griffin pulled a nifty Then, it's a return trip to Washing- stabilizing gyroscopes. some 10 million of the tires in the bit of political upstaging by turn- ton, by way of Minneapolis. They say that, when shaded for largest safety recall ever. Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 3, 1978 *Live firing Local Forecast """' "'.' high tide-2306/1227 8813 Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. low tide--1809/0508 Saturday sunrise---0703 8 8 None Scheduled high--- 73 t h..r~ P ii. AffallpOffie.7:30 ., to5d3tp.,ii.,day Sunday None Scheduled sunset----1826 low---- Monday t.pelu e i dy. l.fid . .'PPcla.'P.'p 1be noon - 5 p.m. Today's forecast is for partly The Conde and Hicacal Beach .,.nd.,p and 5i~hded in daily clen.,dar.action, during elheek of cloudy skies with scattered rain th aan.C~r.1 d,.ltfinis areas .prohIbSIad .Ib.houh a utm and thunder between Saint Nicholas- of avalableervic 1wil.e paralts bt 5.iedtowicePP monhlyi. showers. Winds will and Caracoles lIP ent frbsina.I. *Pi.requiring cosy.adapproal my be from the south Points and all at 10-14 knots of the upper with gusts up to 18. bay north of Bay condi- Caracoles and b. PusiPd t povdeprof of .5let tarf authriy, Ad. hh tions will be 1-3 feet. Granadillo Points will be off limits. For further 11mebaccepted, T. Pblic. Afair. Saff t.pr~h ight It4 information, con- AiPI.Af ., WorkIinggu. tact the Special Services Marina, Delilah did not cut Samson's COMNAVBASE Duty Of- fice i hair. She made him sleep or Base Police. while someone else shaved his head. Special announcements Clubs and organizations THE COFFEE SHOP will close at THE CONSOLIDATED RECREATION COM 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 7 due to MITTEE will meet on Monday, Nov. 13 the monthly spraying forest o n- at 1:30 , r. i he Special Services trol._ pyin go pest con a jup.m in n e pecial ervices Conference Room. All members are required to attend. THE MAX FACTOR REPRESENTATIVE Today from Norfolk will be doing free The Gitmo Swingers will hold their weekly dance at 7:30 p.m. at the makeup demonstrations at the Navy THE GUANTANAMO BAY VETERANS OF Swingers Hall to calling of Jerry Wayne. Exchange on Saturday, Nov. 4, and FOREIGN Wars Post 9953 will hold its at the Marine Exchange on Monday, monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 9 The Guantanamo Bay Church of Christ Gospel Nov. 6 from meeting at 7:30 p.m., at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. in the Marine Corps McCalla Chapel. classroom. Get involved and show A NEW LAMAZE Pentecostal prayer meeting, 7 PREPARED CHILDBIRTH you are proud to be an American. p.m., Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. class will begin Tuesday, Nov. 14 the Fleet Reserve Association Disco Dance at 7 p.m. at the Naval Hospital. for all members and eligible guests will Grand Central Disco providing the music. This is a This is for all expectant parents THE ROUGH RIDERS will hold a BYOB affair and admission is $1. due through February. For more meeting on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 1 p.m. information, call Gayle McCorkle, New members are welcome. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m,, East Bargo Point Old Nursery at 8647 AT. School building. (90269 or 8275) (open) RACQUET CLUB MEMBERS listed THE CHURCH OF GOD (across from below, please contact Sally Lamp- Tomorrow Chaplain Barcus' office) is plan- man at 8601 to receive their Top Special Services adult swimming classes begin at the Villamar Pool with ning to start a Christian Book Ten Challenge Ladder Awards: Winston Speid as instructor. (951160 DWH) Library. Anyone wishing to donate Terry Howell, Harve Murphy Jeff books should call 97180 AT, or The Ladies Golf Association meets at 8:30 a.m., to set up the annual Hill, Janice Wiles, Andrea Pola, drop them off at 1214 Center Bargo. LGA Handicap Tournament followed by an All-Irons Ladies Day. (8840 AWH Sharon Bodkin, Mary Jo Nickols. or 8876 DWH) Also, Luis Blanco is asked to THE MEN' S ANNUAL THANKSGIVING contact Kathy Hendel at 95422. The SAT and College Board Achievement Tests will be administered in the Bowling Tournament is now open for library of the W.T. Sampson High School. Registrants should arrive by entry. Applications may be ob- 8:15 a.m., and bring ticket, ID and two No. 2 pencils. tained from Marblehead or the Leeward Bowling Lanes. Closing The Guantanamo Bay Model Railroad Association meeting, double Quonset hut time for all entries is midnight on at East Bargo Point, 1-3 p.m. Nov. 5. For further information Roman Catholic mass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel. (Satisfies Sunday obligation) call Bob White, Tom Mueller or Fred Moritz. Bridge Clinic, 7:15-8 p.m., followed by party bridge, COMO Club Plan- TI7ELJ.BE tation Room. (8615) SPECIAL SERVICES is now accepting payment for the November Ladies The Teen Club sponsors a disco dance from 8 p.m. to midnight with "Aries" Calisthenics Class. Persons who 1:00 General Hospital providing the entertainment. Price is $1 for members, $2 for guests. are registered or wish to register, 1:50 $20,000 Pyramid The CPO Club features Total Experience Disco from 8 p.m.-l should visit Special Services Mon- 2 :15 a.m. Dinner Cartoons (BW) special is prime rib from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. for $8.95 per person. day through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. 2:30 Sesame Street to 4 p.m. prior to Nov. 10 with 3 :30 Wally's Workshop A clean-up of the Boy Scout area and hut is set for 1 p.m. All scouts and their payment. Classes are held 3:55 Nature's Window fathers are invited to attend. (951116 DWH or 95574 AWH) Monday, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., 4:00 Call of the West The Fleet Reserve Association sponsors a chili Thursday; from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and burrito cookout at 4:30 Get Christie Love 1 p.m., for members and eligible guests preceded and Saturday, from 9 to 10 by a clean-up of the a.m. in 5 :25 Almanac (BW) Branch Home at Morin Center. the Marblehead Hall Bowling Alley 5:30 Newswatch gym. For more information, call 6:30 Washington Week in Special Services at 95449/95448 DWH. Review Sunday 7 :00 Quark (New show) THE The Oceanview Civic Group sponsors a neighborhood STAFF NCO CLUB announces a 7:30 Happy Days pot luck dinner on the new disco, Oceanview old tennis court at 4 p.m. Bring your favorite "Graphic Expression," 7:55 Notes of Interest dish. Saturday, Nov. 4, from 9 p.m. to 8:00 Norman Lear Presents: Motocross races start at 1 p.m. New riders 1 a.m., are welcome. (99285) featuring rock, soul and "What's Happening" country music. The Nautical Lantern serves a "buffet style" brunch from 10:30 a.m. 8:30 Carol Burnett and to Friends 1 p.m. Cost is $3.50 for adults and $2 9:00 Chips for children under 12. THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR THE 9:55 Greatest Headlines The Community Gospel Choir sings at the United Guantanamo Bay Scholarship Fund is (BW) Fellowship Church on Bay LO :00 Persuaders Hill Road at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. organizing a meeting of contributors, [0:55 Newswatch Update Roman or potential contributors, to the Catholic services at the Base Chapel, 9:30 a.m., Leeward Point L1:00 Kolchak: Night Stalker Chapel at 5 p.m. Confraternity scholarship fund on Nov. 16 at 1 L1:55 of Christian Doctrine, 10:45 a.m., Greatest Headlines (BW) W.T. Sampson Elementary School. p.m. in the Administration Building L2:00 Conference Room. Best of Groucho (BW) L2:30 Dark Protestant Divine services, Leeward Point Chapel, All organizations, and Dangerous 9 a.m., Base Chapel groups, or 1:00 House 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. individuals, who of Horror: "First plan to contribute, Speceship or those who think they on Venus" Church of God Sunday school, 10 a.m., morning worship may con- 2:20 Late Movie: service, 11 a.m., tribute to the fund, are urged to "Prison evening worship, 7:30 p.m. (8618) Shadows" (BW) send representatives to this meet- 3:30 Sign Pentecostal Gospel meeting, 8 a.m., evangelistic meeting, ing. Officers will Off 5 p.m., at be elected, and the Pentecostal Church on Bay Hill Road. it will be determined from the number who attend this first meeting 1.S. Ins, Gautaaua lay, Church of Christ Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m., what constitutes a quorum for future Ink Cb evening worship, 6:30 p.m., all at McCalla Chapel. meetings. Therefore, it is impor- Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints priesthood meeting, 8:30 tant that all groups who expect to a.m., Sunday school, 10 a.m., sacrament meeting, 6:30 p.m., at McCalla contribute and who want to be Chapel. represented at board meetings in Jamaican United Fellowship of Service, Divine service, 10 a.m., evening the future attend this first meet- service, 7:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., at the church on Bay Hill Road. ing. Cait. 11,16 1. IICsO Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery NHaval Staties Ccuuaudist Illicit School building. (90269) (Open) THE COM1MUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR is a new organization on base that JO2 Brenda Starkey.Leading Jonalist consists of men and women. Any- t2 ick Reed.Journalist Monday one interested in joining can con- 33 Jeff woodhouse.Journalist 303 Aly Mcoell.Journalist The Blue Caribe features "Juke tact Marlyn Jones at 952204 or JWeA iry Mrshall.Joualist Box Jamboree" Bring quarters and enjoy Marlyn Lewis AWH at 98296. . Pat Pennington.Production Assistant your favorite music on the patio. G.tarn Gazette is published according t th The Guantanamo Bay Officers Wives Club mles and regulations for Board of Directors meets at 9:30 ship and station newspapers . .aPiorlSandheavyaYPblationsareflt .,lIt@d in N,, mP-35 ad mnde the direction a.m., topside at the COMO Club. of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed The first pole vaulter to five timps weekly at government expense ongovemnt The Navy Exchange Bowling League starts bowling. Participants should clear the bar at 15 feet was t sucheOffic1,.the.opinions or ss.es. 5,inews it1 meet at Marblehead Hall at 5 p.m. for election of officers. Cornelius Warmerdam on aPpppear hereIi po not to beacose d r a a fItel April 13, 1940, in Berkeley, AT AS .1 lllrp lb.he1.iewsof CSA5P6a pflb. Special Services adult beginner ballet classes begin at 7 p.m. at the California. brtr. t lb P.v. Bowling alley gym. Friday, November 3, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Base Police report Coming in next week's Gazette Next week in the Gazette, many articles of local interest Oct. 24 the Naval Hospital, treated and are planned and released. many of them will be in a convenient clip- 5:05 p.m.--A privately owned out form to enable you to save them for future reference. vehicle and a Special Services taxi 7:32 p.m.--The Auto Hobby Shop For example, in Monday's called Base Police about a person Gazette will be the second in a were involved in a minor accident series of articles on poisonous who was laying unconscious in plants, on Tuesday and Wed- in front of the Commissary; no the nesday a two part informative clip-out with the hours of injuries were reported. baseball field. He was intoxicated and was returned to his all Exchange facilities on the base along with the regular Oct. 25 ship. features. 3:54 p.m.--There was a minor 10:22 p.m.--Base Police stopped a vehicle accident at PWD, Admin Hill; suspected drunk driver on Kittery a government-owned vehicle and a Beach Road. He was taken to the privately owned vehicle were in- Naval Hospital for a blood alcohol volved. No injuries were reported. test. 4:02 p.m.--A privately owned Oct. 29 Begin vehicle and a government-owned 12:58 a.m.--Port Control informed vehicle were involved in an accident Base Police about a fight on the ;Continued from page 1) at Gold Hill Barracks. Minor damage ferry at Leeward Point. Leeward meeting he did not feel snubbed. To by all the Arab states except Egypt. was reported to the vehicles and Point Base Police handled the prove it, he showed a personal gift One of the radical Arab leaders, no injuries were involved. situation. Secretary Vance had brought him from President Ahmed Hassan Al Bakr Oct. 26 1:08 a.m.--A complaint was made Carter. It was a plaque bearing an opened the summit with a surprising- 4:15 p.m.--An automobile fire was concerning noise coming from a room asteriod named in commemoration of ly mild attack on Sadat. reported in front of the United at the BOQ. The OOD handled the the Camp David talks. Service Corporation. A privately situation. When he met Carter, Begin present- Bakr did denounce the Camp David owned vehicle backfired and burned 2:48 p.m.--Base Police picked up ed him with a book entitled "The accords, but the mildness of his re- a couple of hoses. a female at Cable Beach. She had Trial and Death of Jesus." marks about Sadat were considered to 7:28 p.m.--A dependent son in the a possible fractured ankle and was Meanwhile, sources in Washington be a victory for Arab moderates. Villamar area was bitten by a mouse. taken to the Naval Hospital. said the peace treaty between Israel . In Cairo, state-controlled news- Oct. 27 5:20 p.m.--Base Police were in- and Egypt was almost ready for ano- papers denounced the Baghdad summit 6:06 a.m.--An ambulance was dis- formed of a person causing a problem ther round of study by officials in and rejected what they called an patched to the Villamar area to at the Cooper Field basketball Jerusalem and Cairo. Iraqi offer of massive financial aid pick up an individual with back court. Shore Patrol responded, Israel's defense minister, Ezer if Egypt renounced its Middle East injuries. apprehending the individual for Weizman left for Israel last night. peace policy. 8 a.m.--Base Police were informed indecent exposure, assault, revolt- He was said to be carrying "new One Egyptian newspaper carried a of wild dogs chasing goats behind ing speeches and gestures and military understandings" for review report on the Washington talks. The the pest control area. The dogs resisting apprehension. by the Israeli cabinet. paper Al Ahram said the two delega- had gone into the magazine area 7:44 p.m.--A small fire was Another surprise, in addition to tions have approved the content of before Base Police could apprehend reported at 8-C Granadillo Point the Carter-Begin meeting, came at a a treaty and final agreement may be them. where an air conditioner had shorted summit meeting in Baghdad attended reached within the next few days. 9:17 a.m.--There was a minor out causing damage to the air con- vehicle accident at Ordnance Tri- ditioner. No government property angle: a government-owned vehicle was damaged. GITMO DIALOGUE ran over a fence pole. 10:45 p.m.--Base Police were an 10:45 a.m.--Base Police received called to the BEQ where they appre- The Day Care Center is pleased to announce the completion of has spanned a call over a CB radio concerning a hended an individual for assault extensive "self help" rehabilitation project. This project is an enclosed, truck that had backed into a pole with a deadly weapon, disobeying several years and cost close to $19,000.00. The result and office along with at the Downtown Lyceum. lawful orders, revolting speeches air conditioned kitchen, dining room, nap room, center. Many appliances and 3:12 p.m.--The Navy Exhcnage and gestures and resisting appre- the fumigation and rewiring of the entire a safer and more security officer informed Base hension. Base Police were assisted accessories have been updated making the Day Care Center your child. Police of a suspected shoplifter; by Shore Patrol in making the enjoyable environment for were instrumental in Base Police responded and apprehend- apprehension. Numerous base personnel and organizations of thanks goes to Capt. ed an individual. The incident is Oct. 30 accomplishing this project. A special note support. Also under investigation. 5:18 a.m.--A small fire was DeCook and Cdr. Hunley for their encouragement and command Correctional Center Maintenance Crew 5:30 p.m.--Base Police recieved a reported at Admin Hill Quarters-D: many thanks to Chief Davis and the report concerning vandalism to the a mattress had caught on fire. The for providing technical advice and hard work. Center and suggestions Ship Repair Division Electronics Fire Department handled the situa- All are invited to come and tour the Day Care Shop. The matter is under investi- tion. for additional improvements are welcome. gation. 7:50 a.m.--Leeward Point Base 7:22 p.m.--An accident involving Police called Windward Base Police BILL WINSTEAD. a privately owned vehicle and a concerning an expectant mother who bicycle occurred at the CPO curve was on her way to the hospital on on Sherman Avenue. the ferry. Base Police escorted Oct. 28 her to the Naval Hospital. Job opportunities 12:48 p.m.--A rear-end collision 8:08 a.m.--An ambulance was dis- occurred at the CPO curve; two minor patched to Pier Victor to pick up 30-8/9/79 Security Guard, PS-0085-02 Nov. 10, 1978 EM CLUB injuries were reported. a man with second degree burns. He (2 Positions) (Intermittent) 5:55 p.m.--The Windjammer manager was transported to the Naval 55-61-78 Procurement Clerk (Typing), Nov. 10, 1978 HOSPITAL informed Base Police of an injured Hospital. GS-1106-04 person at the baseball field. The 2:47 p.m.--Vandalism to a room at 10-001-78 Transportation Equipment Nov. 20, 1978 PWD individual had twisted his knee. the Navy Lodge was reported. The Operations General Foreman, He was transported by ambulance to incident is under investigation. WS-5701-15 10-816-78 Transportation Superintendent Nov. 20, 1978 PWD (Lead-time), GS1670-12 30-057-78 Systems Accountant, GS-510-11 Nov. 20, 1978 COMPT ' 30-053-78 Accounting Officer, GS-510-11 Nov. 20, 1978 COMPT IMOV\ 10-794-78 Electrical Engineer, PWD GS-850-12 Applications should be submitted to th.e Consolidated Civilian Personnel ALL MOVIES START AT 7:30 P.M. is Missing, G; The Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have Dutchess and the filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the po- PG Today Dirtwater Fox, sition is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may Leeward: Return From Witch be obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing Lyceums Mountain, G; Well vacancy announcements posted on official bulletin boards. Known Cartoons, NMPS Downtown: Sweet Revenge, PG Class I APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: One on One, PG McCalla: Herbie Goes to Monte Clubs 20-015-75 Clerk Typist, GS-3 OPEN Carlo, G; Star Trek, 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 (Part-time) OPEN NMPS Class 1 Windjammer: No Way Back, R; 85-009-78 Waitress, NA-3 (Intermittent) OPEN Marine: The Farmer, R Three Days of the 85-029-78 Bartender, NA-3 (Intermittent OPEN Midway, NRA Condor, R Leeward: Buckstone County Staff NCO: Not Available Prison, R; Oh God, CPO: Not Available PG COMO: The Serpent's Egg, BPTO weekly flight schedule R Clubs DAY/ AR:RIVALS DEPARTURES Sunday DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO ETD A/C FLT Sat. SCOTT AFB 1130 C-9N MEDEVAC RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDEVAC Windjammer: The Serpent's Egg, PG; Rancho De- Nov. 4 JAX 1600 C131 GTM03061 luxe, R Sun. Staff NCO: Not Available Downtown: The Giant Spider Nov. 5 CPO: Not Available Invasion, PG Mon. RSYRDS 0925 C141 ABA0474 NORFOLK 1140 C141 ABA0474 Chosen, Nov. 6 NORFOLK 1345 C141 AQA0471 KINGSTON 1500 C141 AQA0471 COMO: Thunder and McCalla: The R Lightning, PG Marine: Phantom of the KINGSTON 1800 C141 AQA0472 Paradise, PG Tue. NORFOLK 1145 C141 AQA0472 Tomorrow Leeward: The Sunshine Boys, Nov. 7 PG Wed. HAITI 0930 C131 GTM03121 HAITI 0700 C131 GTMO3121 Lyceums Nov. 8 NORFOLK 1230 C-9 RESERVE NORFOLK 1300 C-9 RESERVE Clubs NORFOLK 1440 C141 ABA0475 HAITI 1600 C131 GTM03123 Downtown: The Chosen, R; HAITI 1830 0131 GTM03123 RSYRDS 1655 C141 ABA0476 Another Man, Another Windjammer: Stunts, PG Thurs. NORFOLK 1615 C141 AQAO471A SAN JUAN 0700 C131 ABA0476 Chance, PG Staff NCO: Not Available Nov. 9 RSYRDS 1755 C130 HEN0409 McCalla: Phantom of the CPO: Not Available Fri. KINGSTON 1230 C141 AQAO472A KINGSTON 0930 C141 AQAO471 Paradise, PG; One COMO: One of Our Dino- Nov. 10 NORFOLK 1435 C130 HEN0409 NORFOLK 1150 C130 HENO210 on One, PG saurs is Missing, SAN JUAN 1600 C131 GTM03131 NORFOLK 1415 C141 AQA0472 Marine: One of Our Dinosaurs G DYESS AFB 1650 C130 HEN0410 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 3, 1978 Racers make personnel cuts Gunanm azte rdyNvebr3,17 I UPI JHTHLIE L_ INDIANAPOLIS (TPI) -- The Indiana- rose and other members of the front i s LX polis Racers majority stockholder office were fired or reassigned to A ' iiLi J u vesterdav cut the roster and front help cut operating costs. office of the financially troubled Coach and General Manager Pat World Fockev Association team to Stapleton, who announced the changes lockeys dispute bribery report keen the franchise operating. for Skalbania, said, "I think there Nelson Skalbania sold the team's is a positive side to what has been NEW YORK (AP) -- Two thoroughbred sociation, Baird Brittingham, says two leading scorers and its best done. Three players were sold so racing organizations say they have the story will have what he calls goaltender to the Edmonton Oilers that 20 players could have jobs." been aware of some of the irregular "an eroding effect on the integrity for an undisclosed amount. Pub- Pans began calling the Racers' betting patterns revealed by Sports of racing." lished reports placed the figure at front office seeking refunds on sea- Illustrated this week. Meanwhile, the Jockeys mentioned between i600-850,000. son tickets following the announce- by Ciulla in the magazine's report The players sent to Edmonton were ment of the three-player sale. They In the article, convicted race continue to deny his charges. 17-year-old scoring sensation Wayne were especially angry about the loss fixer Tony Ciulla is quoted as say- Says Angel Cordero, "The guy's Gretzky, left wing Peter Driscoll of center Gretzky, the most publi- ing several leading jockeys accepted gotta be crazy. This isn't going and goalie Eddie Mio. cized Canadian junior since Bobby - bribes to control races. to cause me any trouble because I Executive Vice President Don Le- Orr and Guy LaFleur. The president of the New York have nothing to do with it." Racing Association, James Heffernan as Jorge Velasauez out it." And RW Jim Delp: the Bill Rodgers of Guantanamo BayB withsays anhis FBI group investigation. has been cooperating And the don't-knowthing to say tha except guy Iand try I myhave best no- Once again Jim Delp has proven We had the pleasure of welcoming a head of the Thoroughbred Racing As- all the time." that he is the Bill Rodgers of Gitmo couple of young ladies, Sarah Nelson as he lead a small field of runners and Janet Speer, to our bi-weeklv Navy-Notre Dame game hilights FM-103 sports action 1from start to finish in the 10 kil- races. cometer (6.2 mile) race held Satur- Sarah finished with a time of Ranked 11th in the nation with Tomorrow, they'll get another Cday, Oct. 28. 56:20 and it took Janet just over the number-one defense, the Midship- chance to entertain the AFRTS ho- an hour. It was the longest dis- men of Navy will go for their ninth tuning audience, as their contest His time was 34:30, which is sub- stance either of them had ever run victory of the season tomorrow in will be broadcast live once again, six-minute miles. and they are to be congratulated for Cleveland against the Fighting starting at 4:06 p.m. Larry Spanish was second with a hanging in there and finishing. Irish of Notre Dame. It will be the second half of what time of 36:57, followed by Ron Gin- Our next race will be a five kilo- The Middies climbed from 18th in should be quite a twin-bill. The gras, posting a time of 38:59. meter (3.1 miles) run on Nov. 18. the weekly UPI poll to within one first game scheduled for tomorrow pulling up the rear for the male Nope our newcomers will be back and spot of cracking the'Top-10. on FM-103 is fifth-rated Maryland comoetetors was Silver Macia in new fsces are always welcome. More They did it with an impressive at Penn State. State is rated num- 50:30, a very commendable time for information will be published at a 21-11 win over Pittsburgh last week ber-two, according to UPI. Both, someone just this side of 50. later date. in a same broadcast live ont h e-103. like the eidmaiesdvsort 8-0 rrcurdn , .I1LLLCpllVLIVLS --LOCAL SPORTS-- NBA action --- SPORTS SHORTS-- Intercommand tennis action: Seattle 95, Detroit 94 NEW YORK (AP/UPI) -- A total of 43 listed at 37, but some people be- Phoenix 106, New Orleans 99 major league baseball players have lieve he may be several years old- Nov. 1 - Golden State 113, Atlanta 106 informed major league baseball that er. (postponed because of rain) New York 127, San Diego 122 they will participate in today's Other names of interest are Larry free agent re-entry draft. Gura, Jim Slaton and Bill North. Women's Recreational Softball: In the NHL The list is headed by a number of old-timers, including Pete Rose, PITTSBURGH (UPI) -- Veteran slugger Nov. 1 - Boston 4, New York Islanders 1 Luis Tiant, Tommy John and Rico Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Raiders 12, High School Green 3 Montreal 4, Washington 2 Carty. Pirates was named Comeback Player Kool Cats 13, High School Gold 12 Buffalo 3, Philadelphia 3 Carty, at 39, is believed to be of the Year. Leeward Ladies 19, Clippers '9 New York Rangers 3, Colorado 0 the oldest of the four. Tiant is Stargell, who passed up a chance to become a free agent Wednesday, Services hit .295 with 28 homers and 98 runs batted in. Housesitters anytime in November and first 2 weeks in December. LONDON (UPI) -- Chris Evert showed L12 Pete DeLong, 8196 DWH. no sign of her recent leg injury as she whipped Sue Barker 6-2, 6-1 to II Would like to babysit for working get the United States to a good ICLAIAIrIeD mother, Monday through Friday. start against Britain in the 50th 98215 AT. Wightman Cup Tennis Tournament be- Classified advertisements may he called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand carried to the tween the two countries. Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). Having a birthday party? Invite Evert took only 55 minutes to earn the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words Deadline for publication is noon "Happy," the clown. 98137 AT. her triumph at the plush Royal Al- and published not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is pro- hibited although announcements concerning available services will be permitted but limited bert Hall. to once a week. Ads for businesses or services requiring command approval may be re- Yard sales qulired to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of Staff TOKYO (UPI) -- Unseeded Brian Teach- sex, creed,'color or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs race; Tierra-K 89, Sunday, from 9 a.m. er scored his second straight upset reserves--the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT-Anytime/DWH-During Working Houra/AWH-After.jorkingHours). to 4 p.m. Vacuum cleaner, type- yesterday at the World Super Tennis writer, dining table, etc. Tournament. For sale Classified Ads 951144 Teacher, who beat Jimmy Connors Vintage Lambretta motor scooter, PPL-IT CB beam antenna, CDE-40)rotor, 42-B West Bargo, Saturday, :30 a.m. Wednesday, topped veteran Arthur top running condition, 80-90 mpg, coax, rotor wire and 40' mat, plus 12:30 p.m., four-family sale. Fur- Ashe to reach the semi-finals. 1 8 gallon capacity includes hel- extras. 8556 0104, 99298 AWN. nature, miscellaneous household met, 4 qts. two-stroke oil (6 mo. items, three-piece sectional sofa, COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) -- Top- supply), rain cover, available Sansui AU-517, $285; Sansui TU-217; king size bed spread and drapes, seeded John McEnroe has advanced to Dec. 4, $250. 8716 DWH, 8793 AWH. Sansui stereo stand, $170; Pioneer boat propeller, plants and curtains. the quarter-finals of the Grand Prix HPM 60, $120 each; portable washer 95308 AT. Tennis Tournament. '67 Ford Galaxy , good tires, .& dryer, $75; C.F. Martin guitar, He breezed past Australian Cliff alternator, radiator, carburetor, D-28, worth $1100, my price--$700 Tierra-K 46 & 47, Saturday, begin- Letcher 6-2, 6-2. radio. Engine no good, $125. with case. All stereo equipment ning at 9 a.m. Baby clothes, books, 90226 AT. & guitar, new. Need to sell quick. household items, golf clubs, PARIS (AP) -- Top-seeded ian Gott- 8346 after 5 p.m. Prices are sports equipment, miscellaneous fried and fellow American Bob Lutz have advanced to the quarter-finals 16' fiberglass Runabout with trailer negotiable. - items--something for everyone. :"& 65 HP outboard; 12' John boat, of the Paris Open Tennis Champion- 9.9 HP outboard, many extras, all Barrel boat w/1975 Chrysler engine, 1244-B Villamar, 5th Street, Satur- ship. for $1200. 99236 AWH. needs some work, 8 barrels long. day, from 10 a.m. to noon. Pre- Novak, 64308 DWH, 952237 AWH. packout sale. Ladies' bike, pole LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) -- There '62 Ford Galaxy 390 V-8, 4 barrel, lamp, baby stroller & miscellaneous is a three-way tie for first place -needs starter, runs good, A/T, Child's indoor playhouse, large items. after one round of the National Team price negotiable, must sell before enough for two toddlers to play Golf Classic. Nov. 6. Call Gutierrez at 8554/ inside, $5. 96232 AT. 264-B & C Villamar, Saturday, Turning in nine-under-par 63s were 8274 DWH. beginning at 10 a.m. Two-family the teams of Keith Fergus and Phil Wanted pre-packout sale. Bikes, books, Hancock, Bill Calfee and Eddie -72 cu. ft. dive tank, backpack & clothes, bedspreads and many more Pierce and Joe Porter and Bob Zen- boot, $90; 10 gallon salt water Refrigerator for reasonable price. items. 99108 AT. der. aquarium & accessories, $25; Honda 951293 AT, ask for Randy. XR-75. 952289 AT. 1152 Center Bargo, Saturday, from ATLANTA (AP) -- Cale Yarborough ran trade 21" Suzuki rim to buy or will 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hedstrom strol- away from the field yesterday to win ;'76 KZ-400 Kawasaki, excellent for 18" or 19" rim, if desired; ler for two, car bed, baby swing the pole position for Sunday's run- condition, 8250 original miles, low also need 36" motocross handlebar. with canopy, baby items and clothes, ning of the Dixie 500 Stock Car rider seat, all new safety devices, 8394 DWH, 96150 AWH. nice toys, dinette table with 4 Race with a record qualifying speed asking $1000. 8526 DWH, 8252 AWH. chairs, furniture & much more. of 168.4 miles-per-hour. One G78 x 14 tubeless tire. 96208 90130 AT. -Pioneer SX-424 receiver, continuous AWH. NEW YORK (AP) -- The latest National power output of 18 watts per chan- 4-D Granadillo Point, Saturday, Football League statistics show that nel, in great condition, $100. Lost from 9 a.m. to noon (If rain, the 55-21 drubbing handed the New 96155 AWH, or see at Nob Hill 54-B Black kitten with white spot on cancelled). Two-family sale. York Jets was enough to give the after 7 p.m. chest, lost in Villamar area. Plants; toys; games; child's elec- .New England Patriots the top spot 99197 AT. tric organ on stand, good condition; *in total offense, with 3,315 yards Honda mini trail bike, 70cc, $50; metal detector; girls' clothes, -in nine games. European Yamaha 180, needs voltage 1979 Class ring belonging to Archie size 6-6X, 8, 10, 12, good condi- The Pittsburgh Steelers have the regulator & minor work; various McLin, yellow stone. Reward tion; paper back books; school -best defensive record, limiting op- Honda 160cc parts. 8394 DWH, offered. If found, call 8880 after desk & many other miscellaneous ponents to just 2,459 yards thus -- 96150 AWH. 6 p.m. items. far.