REAGAN GETTING REPUBLICAN TROOPS READY TO ATTACK $1.5 TRILLION NATIONAL DEBT

WASHINGTON (UPI)--With the to not make Congress the plans. national debt now topping scapegoat for delays in In his "State of the Un- $1.5 trillion, President working out differences in ion" address last January, Reagan is getting his Repub- the budget and two seperate Reagan called on Congress to lican troops in line for budget-cutting plans. pass a $100 billion "down more budget battling. The House passed money- payment" to reduce the grow- A House aide says Reagan saving blueprints calling ing national debt. will give GOP leaders their for cutting $182 billion The biggest problem block- marching orders today at the while the Senate version ing a compromise budget is White House, before they be- would erase $140 billion in the separate spending ceil- gin negotiations to trim the federal red ink. ing set by the Senate on do- federal budget. Congressional conferees mestic and defense programs. House Democratic leader already have reconciled some House leaders oppose the Jim Wright has asked Reagan items in the two budget caps.

Nearly $900 has been raised by a ten-member team running a 100-mile marathon for Navy relief. According to Ernie Up- son, team leader, the five Navy people and five Marines ran the marathon in ten-mile increments. The route took the GAZETTE ew from Northeast Gate to Cable Beach. GTMO residents unteered to donate so much per mile for each runner. In -'dition to Ernie (shown here), Navy runners were Lisa Ri- Guantanamoc Bay, Cuba veria, Kathryn Murphy, Kenneth McDowell, and Timothy Brad- bury. Marine runners were Clement Adams, Matthew Dennes, Eugene Reinhart, David Barer, and Steven Thoeke. (U.S. Navy photo by PH2(AC) John Isenberg). Volume 39 Number 115 Wednesday, June 13, 1984

* World News TWO MEN WITH PELLET RIFLES ARRESTED OUTSIDE BUSH HOME, NO DANGER SAY OFFICIALS WASHINGTON (UPI)--Secret President Reagan was at more than an hour, his Service agents arrested two the home at the time of the schedule uninterrupted by Digest men yesterday when they were incident to celebrate the the incident. found carrying an illegal vice president's 60th birth- Authorities say neither WASHINGTON (AP)--President Reagan has insisted a treaty pellet gun outside the fence day. Reagan nor Bush was in any banning anti-satellite weapons would be nearly impossible of Vice President Bush's Reagan returned to the danger. to verify -- but the Senate has okayed legislation re- estate. White House after a little Officials say the suspects quiring a "good faith" effort to negotiate such a pact. are both natives of El Sal- Under the legislation, the administration would be barred NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA TENSIONS INCREASING NEAR DMZ vador and had the pellet gun from testing anti-satellite weapons without such a com- to shoot at birds and appar- mitment. KOREA (UPI)--Tensions appar- as many as 20, tunnels in ently had no designs on Rea- ently are heating up in the the granite bedrock beneath gan or Bush. WASHINGTON (AP)--President Reagan is rejecting sugges- heavily fortified border the demilitarized zone. Police say the men were tions that America hold regularly scheduled summits with seperating South Korea from According to U.S. intel- charged with possessing an the Soviet Union. The idea has been backed by top Repub- communist North Korea. ligence reports and North illegal weapon -- a misde- licans and Democrats, but the White house says a fixed South Korean authorities Korean defectors, the tun- meanor in the District of summit schedule would not solve the "substantive prob- charge today that North Ko- nels are designed to flood Columbia -- and held on lems" between the superpowers. rean Army units are en- the south with communist $1,000 bond. croaching into southern bor- guerrillas and saboteurs in They are scheduled for ar- WASHINGTON (AP)--The House is scheduled to further debate der areas through armed advance of a North Korean raignment today in D.C. an immigration reform measure today, and opponents of the provocations and construc- invasion. superior court. package are predicting a long, divisive battle. Yester- tion of a massive network of An army official says A city police spokesman day, the House approved measures to assure that workers tunnels and surface fortifi- northern troops also are says, "They were walking in are in the country legally. cations. building new fortifications the wrong place when the The authorities say that inside the DMZ, including president was nearby." SHINGTON * (AP)--Secretary of the Treasury Donald Regan among the most elaborate four lines of electrified ays a "flat tax" would be unfair to low income Ameri- communist southward en- barbed wire fence, in clear FOUL WEATHER cans. But, he says a Department of the Treasury study of croachments is a network of violation of the 1953 Korean IN STATES the tax system might well end up recommending a tax that at least three, and possibly Armistice Agreement. broadens the base of people contributing to tax revenues. (AP)--While some parts of the country could use a WASHINGTON (AP)--House speaker Tip O'Neill says he will cooling breeze, other areas form a special panel to look into Jesse Jackson's com- DAILY ENERGY USAGE are getting stiffer winds plaints about 7 how next month's convention delegates have than they care to see. been split up. The pledge came after a meeting yesterday There were tornadoes all between Jackson and O'Neill. over the midwest last night. Several people were re- (AP)--Civil rights leaders are complaining, but union ported injured when a twist- leaders are praising a Supreme Court ruling upholding TARGET FOR JUNE: $26,025 er touched down near Brun- "last hired, first fired" policies. The court ruling says USED JUNE 12: $29,476 +15 ing, Neb. that layoff policies protecting workers with seniority do Hail as big as baseballs not have to be scrapped to protect affirmative action also was reported in the programs. VEGAS STRIKES CONTINUE, STAGEHANDS TALKS NON-STOP state. Easterners can figure on LAS VEGAS (UPI)--A spokesman another sizzler today. (AP)--The American Civil Liberties Union says a Supreme Striking musicians reached for the Las Court decision could defeat the "Miranda" rule. The Mi- Vegas Stage- agreement with the Sands Ho- hand's Union says talks to POPE randa rule requires suspects be given their rights before tel on Monday, and a ratifi- IN SWITZERLAND finally end the 72-day-old questioning by police. The court said yesterday a suspect cation vote is set for today walkout may last and last. ON could be questioned before getting the rights read if the on contracts with four other SIX-DAY PASTORAL VISIT The stagehands are the on- major resorts. questioning is prompted by concerns for public safety. SWITZERLAND (UPI)--Pope John ly union still without a Tourism officials place contract. Paul is in the second day of NEW YORK (AP)--A United Nations report says the growth the price tag of the long his six-day Marathon negotiations with pastoral visit rate of the world's population has declined -- for the walkout at more then $60 five resorts to Switzerland. first time in modern history. The report says annual pop- got underway million. yesterday. He is expected today to ulation growth slipped from 2 percent to 1.7 percent over discuss Up to 3,000 stagehands re- Hotel occupancy dropped issues of papal au- the last decade. thority. main on the picket lines, nearly 8 percent in April although most of the 50,000 and May, as 7 percent fewer During early morning pray- W YORK (UPI)--A federal jury in Syracuse, ers today for more than 100 N.Y., began workers who walked off their visitors vacationed in "Ve- iberations in the trial of seven anti-nuclear acti- Franciscan friars jobs at casinos and hotels gas." and sis- [sts last night. The activists are accused of sabotaging ters, the pontiff on April 2nd have returned Those figures do not in- told the military equipment in a protest against the cruise mis- group to not despair to work under piecemeal set- clude lost gambling reve- over sile. their preoccupation tlements. nues. with the decline in recruits to the BALTIMORE (UPI)--Employees of the Sun Newspapers in Bal- religious life. timore voted yesterday to give company negotiators 24 THURMOND EASILY WINS NOMINATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA John Paul says the lack of hours to come up with a better wage and benefits package. new candidates is "by no It is the second contract extension for the publishers SOUTH CAROLINA (UPI)--Senat- Turnout was light. means a fatality, a renewal since Saturday. or Strom Thurmond easily won On the Democratic side, is possible." re-nomination to seek a Melvin Purvis Jr., had less The pope meets later with MASSACHUSETTS (UPI)--The Massachusetts House voted yes- sixth term in the South Car- than a 1,000 vote lead over theologians at the Universi- terday to require college students to comply with federal olina Republican primary, his rival to face Thurmond ty of Fribourg, which houses draft registration laws to get state educational loans. one of five Congressional on the ballot in November. a well-known Catholic semi- The Massachusetts governor vetoed a similar bill last slate-making contests held nary. year. yesterday. In another primary con- He is expected to discuss Thurmond will be 82 in De- test, Senator Gary Hart won papal authority since many TOKYO (AP)--The dollar rose for the fourth-straight day cember. a non-binding Democratic of the three million Catho- On the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market today. The U.S. presidential beauty contest lics in Switzerland question currency closed at 232.35 yen, up .55 from yesterday's He destroyed his GOP op- in North Dakota. the pope's ruling on such close. Meanwhile, the morning gold fixing in London was ponent, taking almost 95 Hart was the only candi- issues as birth control and $374.50. Yesterday's close was $371.50. percent of the vote. date on the ballot. priestly celibacy. Page 2 'co m aily Gazette i Wednesday. June 13. 1984

Volunteers are needed who A water leak survey will be would be interested in pro- conducted in the Radio Point viding child sponsorship for housing area by the Energy children of single active Action Team on June 21 be- duty, parents and military communityy bulletin board tween 8 and 11 a.m. Al- couples in the event of a though the water supply to dependent/civilian evacua- individual units will be tion. If you are interested left on, we ask that you re- in providing such assistance If you are leaving GTMO in Report cards: Students from Attention all amateur pho- frain from using any water please contact NCC Parr at the near future and are tak- the W.T. Sampson High School tographers of GTO! Start during that timeframe. If the Family Service Center at ing your vehicle with you, will be handcarrying their preparing for the upcoming water is being used it will 4141/4153 for more informa- you are asked to please re- report cards home on Wednes- base-wide photo contest to only make it necessary to tion. port to the Vehicle Regis- day, June 13. be held in August and spon- shut off individual units tration Office one week in sored by the Reflex Photo and cause more inconvenience advance of shipment of your Because the public demand CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE Club. There will be prizes to you and your neighbors. vehicle to turn in your GTHO for plants is so great, the and recognition for winning Your cooperation is greatly license plate. At that time Plant Nursery must change photos in color or black & appreciated and will help a temporary license plate receipt times from once white. Photos will be judged lead to the success of the and a release statement will every four weeks to once on composition of pictures Naval Base Energy Conserva- be issued. If you are leav- every six weeks. Otherwise taken here in GTMO only. tion Program. ing GTMO soon and are sell- the Nursery will have to be Everyone is welcome to enter ing your vehicle bring the closed to the public in A.F & A.M. and all entries will be The Family Service Center GTMO license plate and a order to renew their stock. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba eligible for a door prize will be maintaining a list copy of the bill of sale to This plan becomes effective will be conducting "giveaway" of a new 35mm of child care providers who the Vehicle Registration Of- today. work and instruction camera. More details and how will be available to provide fice before you officially in the 3rd degree to enter will be seen in services for children o check out. Please note that at 7:30 p.m. on June 13 future announcements. single active duty parent Attention base housing resi- COMNAVBASEGTMOINST 11200.1B at Bldg. AV-54 and military couples who are dents: If you think that states that a new owner has Anyone wanting to go on the called to duty at a moments your domestic hot water is four working days to regis- Fenceline Tours must call S- notice. If you are inter- too hot, please contact the ter a vehicle at the Vehicle Entry into Controlled Rat- 3 Marine Barracks at 2279. ested in providing these Energy Action Team at 2210. Registration Office upon ings: Rating entry for gen- There are only 20 seats per services please contact NCC Your cooperation is greatly transfer of a vehicle by eral apprentices (REGA). tour. Vehicle leaves at Parr at the Family Service appreciated, and will help sale or other means. It is Requests for entry into con- 8:45 a.m. every Saturday in Center at 4141/4153 for more lead to the success of the required that all vehicles trolled ratings via the front of the Phone Exchange. information. Naval Base Energy Conserva- operated on base roads have September 1984 Navy Wide Ad- tion Program. valid insurance. vancement Examination must be approved by COMNAVMIL- PERSCOM (NMPC-483). Person- DoDDS nel desiring such entry Commanding Officer, Marine Barracks should forward requests to PSD/ESO as soon as possible cordially invites CHILD FIND \ but not later than June 22. the Guantanamo Bay Community Participation by unauthor- ized CHILDREN to a candidates will result DO YOU KNOW ANY H ANDICAPPED in invalidation of the exam- NOT IN SCHOOL? DEAF DEAF--BLIND Ceremony for the Relief of Sergeant Major Harmon Nelson ination results. REGA in- Dodds wants to identify and the formation may be obtained all eligible persons, from OPNAVINST 1430.5 of ages birth ththrough 21, MENTALLY OFD SMUCAFE Appointment of Sergeant Major Clyde Cropper November 26, 1983, and NAVOP who are determined VTTADDED SEARING June 14 at 3 p.m. 068/84. handicapped under the OTHER SERIOUSLY definitions of DODof00 FLICALLYOSTO- HEALTH EMOTIONALLY at the A Vacate Notice: If you are Instruction 13 42.1Z. IMPAIRED IMFAIRED DISTURBED Marine Barracks Parade Deck residing in Navy Family Housing, you must notify If you waant more CEECH SPECIFIC VISUALLY In accordance with COMNAV- Things to do and places to Housing at least 30 days in information o r want to IMVA1RED DISABILITYHNDCAPPED 0 BASEGTMOINST 11200.1B all go! Bored with the usual advance when vacating refer a otentially persons riding motorcyles routine? Try a change of quarters. If 30 days is not handicapped person, and/or mopeds must wear face pace by visiting the Jamai- possible, as much advance Iplease call Ann Negatrom AN INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE shields and/or goggles at can Cultural and Recrea- notice as possible must be or Wolfgang Plakinger TO ALL RANDICAPPED CHILDREN all times. Base Police will tional Center, Bldg #56, given (i.e. short fuse at 2265. H\O NEED SPECIAL EDUCATION! be strictly enforcing this Trzyna Village, behind the orders, etc.). When you re- I regulation. Main Fire Station. Attrac- ceive orders,, you should tions include indoor games contact the Personal Red Cross provides profes- The Fire Department will be AA MEETINGS of pool, ping-pong, domi- Property office immediately sional counseling for emer- conducting fire safety in- Sunday noes, and cards to test your to arrange household goods gencies, financial crises spections of the Caravela East Bargo Hut-C-8 p.m. skills, a Jamaican tourism packout and then report to and family problems to in- Point and Mobile Point hous- Monday desk for info on Jamaica, or Housing to complete an In- clude verification for emer- ing areas from June 25-29. East Bargo Hut-0-ll:45 a.m. Friday and Saturday night tent to Vacate notice. gency leave. If occupants have a special NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. dances every weekend featur- time they wish their quar- Tuesday ing prominent disco enter- CLUB ACTIVITIES ters inspected, including NAVSTA Brig-0-7:30 p.m. tainers. Everyone is in- after working hours, an ap- Wednesday vited. Contact the Cultural The next meeting of the Due to tremendous response, pointment may be made by East Bargo Hut-0-8 p.m. Center at 4918 AWH for more Guantanamo Bay Amateur Radio the Photo Reflex Club Black calling the Fire Department Thursday information. Club will be Monday, June & White Photography Course at 4222 or 4165. NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. 18, at 7 p.m. at the Ham is filled. Look in the Friday Reporting of Absence or Club, located in Hobbyland. Gazette for more classes There are openings for Red NAVHOSP ARD WING-0-8 p.m. Leave in Family Bousing: If All Hams visiting or sta- later this summer. For those Cross Volunteers in various Saturday you live in Navy Family tioned at GTMO are invited who have signed up, please places on base. The major- East Bargo Hut-0-8 p.m. Housing and plan to be gone to attend. be at the Photo Club in ity serve at the hospital, For further information longer than 72 hours, the Hobbyland by 7 p.m., June the SD's office, assist the call 7240 or 4380 DWH or Housing Office must be noti- Navy Wives Club of America, 20, and bring your camera. school nurse at the elemen- 3293 AWH. fied. It also is Iguana 131, will meet Wed- If you haven't yet paid, you tary school and in teaching recommended that you leave nesday, June 13, at 7 p.m. can do so then. nursing and safety courses. MARINE EXCHANGE your key with a friend in at Morin Center. Lt. Gozum case of emergencies and for of the Commissary will be Remember Dad on Father's Day the protection of personal the guest speaker, and all by selecting from a wide and government property. enlisted wives are welcome. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL IS COMING TO GTHO JULY 23 - 27 variety of gift suggestions You should make arrangements For more information call at the Marine Corps Ex- for the upkeep of your home Linda at 2593. Singing & Bible change. Specials featured and grounds and bring the for this occasion are travel name and telephone number of The Guantanamo Bay Skeet and kits, running shoes, cologne the person responsible for Trap Club has installed a Funn Stories gift sets, shaving sets and your home to the Housing Of- regulation trap range for much more. fice. those that would rather Treats Games shoot trap than skeet. The I community is welcome to come It is time to sign up your youngster for Vacation Bible out to the skeet and trap School. Children entering kindergarten through those oumeGAZETTE ranges to visit or to shoot. completing sixth grade are invited to attend. For those that do not have a shotgun onboard GTMO, shot- Sessions begin July 23 and end July 27. They run from CAPT RA. AAIIesCommauderU .S.Naval Base guns and ammo are available 8:30 until 11 a.m. daily. School buses will provide at the range. For more in- transportation to and from W.T. Sampson Elementary formation, please contact School. Lt. Cadr. J. D. Vgu Sickle.Public Affairs Officer Randy King 4845, UTCM Bill JOC Lew Reed.Asst. Public Affairs Officer Brazell 4416, or YNC John Sign ups are at the following locations and times: Mrs. Susan Junkins.Staff Walker 4126. Date Place Time Mrs. Ellen Fischer. . .Staff June 9 NEX 10 a.m.-2 p.m. EDUCATION NOTE June 10 Chapel 10:30-11 a.m. The-Daily Gazette is published according to the rules June 16 NEX 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and regulations for ship and station newspapers as Do you need to gain experi- June 17 Chapel 10:30-11 a.m. outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under .the direction of the ence teaching adult stu- July 4 Phillips Park Midway Booth Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times dents? You could do this by July 14 NEX 10 a.m.-2 p.m. weekly at government expense on government equipment at teaching part-time for one the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch of the colleges on base. If VBS is looking for adult teacher assistants and teenage Office, the opinions or statements in news items that you would like to find out aide/bus monitors. For more information or to volunteer .appear herein are not to be construed as official or as more about this money making your services, call Beth Beyrau at 3497, Anne Amann at reflecting the viqws of COMNAVBASE or the Department of opportunity, call 4903 or 4602, or the Chaplain's Office at 4550/4555. the Navy. 4748 DWH. Wednesday, June 13, 1984 The Daily Gazet. Page 3 ATHI ETIC NUTRITION: CARBOHYDRATES AND FATS PART THREE OF A SERIES OF ARTICLES BY LT. M. MCCORMACK, U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL PLANNING 'AN OLD FASHIONED'4TH' FOR GTMO CARBOHYDRATES: Carbohy- get most of your carbohy- Complex carbohydrates are from the following drates are the perfect ener- drates made from a chain of simple Planning has already begun Persons and organizations foods: fruit, juices, gy source for fueling your sugars. Complex carbohy- for the 4th of July celebra- interested in entering the muscles before and during vegetables, dried beans, drates beakdown during di- tion here. parade should contact Capt. pinto, chile, split strenuous exercise, as well limas, gestion into simple sugars As in the past, the Marine J. Bonsignore, Marine Bar- as for refueling them after peas, peanuts, (enriched) (glucose), which is trans- Barracks is responsible for racks Operations, at 2279/- a hard workout. Carbohy- hot and cold cereals, whole ported by -the blood stream the overall planning and co- 2344. Entry deadline is June drates comprise a large part wheat flour, whole wheat, to your working muscles. ordination of the celebra- 15. of this worlds available crackers, pasta, noodles Carbohydrate loading for 2-3 tionn. Midway booths will be set food supply. You should barley, oats, corn, rice, days may be beneficial for This year's theme is "An up in the pavillions at consume about 50 per cent of brown rice. endurance athletes who will Old Fashioned 4th" and all Phillips Park. Booths will your calories --or more-- be exercising hard for more activities will take place be available to military and from carbohydrates. The than 1 -2 hours. Often and at Phillips Park with the civilian organizations only trick is to eat more natur- improperly used loading of schedule of events as fol- (no private individuals). ally occurring sugars and carbohydrates in the diet lows: Organizations desiring to complex carbohydrates, less changes metabolism and nut- 8 a.m.- 10-kilometer run open a booth must contact as can- refined sugars, such ritional profiles severely. 10 a.m. -Parade, Midway Lt. J. Fireoved, SIMA Sup- and refined dy, soda, jelly The B-Vitamins contained in Booths Open, Military Equip- ply, at 4481, or Capt. D. as white carbohydrates, such grain products are essential ment Displays Floryshak, Marine Barracks cakes and cookies. flour, for metabolizing carbohy- 11 a.m. - Games for Child- Communications, at 2664. that most The difference is drates for fuel. ren (three-legged race, egg Entry deadline is June 15. complex carbohydrates are toss, tug-of-war, etc.) Alcoholic beverages will important natural sources of 6 p.m. - Frank Ritchey not be sold by any organiza- any essential Vitamins, Band tion other than the Base minerals, Fiber, and Pro- FATS: Fat is the major 9 p.m. - Fireworks Club System, i.e., COM Club, tein. If they are refined, source of energy used by the Eat fewer simple sugars The parade will form on CPO Club, etc. Alcoholic they lose considerable body during endurance exer- the Mc- beverage sales will be rest- and refined carbohydrates: Sherman Avenue near amounts of the valuable nut- cise. Fat may contribute as ricted to beer only. sugar, white or brown; Calla Field runway and pro- rients. They will provide much as 60 -70 percent of Capt. D. Floryshak (2264) honey; maple syrup; white ceed past the reviewing energy but little else. They energy expended during pro- Park. is overall coordinator for flour and rice that are not stand at Phillips are "empty" calories. longed substantial work. At all July 4th activities. enriched. Trophies will be awarded The recommendation is to 70 percent of maximum effort for "Best Theme Float, "Best More detailed innformation the body turns to carbohy- Decorated Bike," "Best Mar- on activities will be pub- drates. The muscle at first ching Unit," "Best Indivi- lished in future editions of burns a mixture of fats and dual Mount (Horse)," and the Gazette and broadcast on carbohydrates. As anerobic "Best Overall Entry." radio and TV-8. exercise continues, the mix- ture turns leaner and final- ly in an all out effort car- bohydrates take over com- pletely as fuel. Why? It takes more oxygen to burn fats than it does carbohy- drates, during maximal exer- tion the muscle demands so much oxygen that the supply cannot meet the demand.

EM2 Wilbert Rios reenlisted for Guard III Orders to Shore Duty, Mayport, Florida. MSCS Jim Stogden signs his contract after reenlisting for CWO4 Leonard Haberman was the reenlisting 4 more years as Lt. j.g. David Stack, Food Services Officer. (Official U.S. Officer observes. (Official U.S. Navy photo by PHAN Leon Navy photo) J. Dudley) Four sets of Encyclopedia 9 hp Johnson outboard, up- One multi-colored female Brittanica: Set #1 contains dated to 16hp, $300. Call kitten, deperately needs a Classified advertisements may be sent to the Daily Ga- 33 volumes including Ready Jim at 3736. home. Transfer date next zette by guard mail or hand carried. Working hours are Reference, Dictionary, Out- week. Call 3472 AT. 7:30 a.m., through 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (ex- line of Knowledge, and Heir- '65 Buick ragtop, a genuine cluding holidays). The deadline for publication is 9 loom. Set #2 Junior 15- classic machine, runs great, WANTED a.m., the previous working day. Yard sales must be in by volume set. Set #3 new tag, sportsman's de- Childrens Reliable person to babysit 9 a.m., Thursday. 16 volume set. Set #4 Annals light, worth having at $650. Monday through Friday from 7 of America 20-volume set. Call Jim at 3736. a.m. until 4:30 p.m. For All purchased June 1983, ex- more information call Gloria Whirlpool Super Scour por- 5,000 BTU a/c, good condi- FOR SALE cellent condition. Call at 2956. '77 Plymouth Fury station table dishwasher, 2 years Linda Monday through Friday tion, $80. Sears Craftsman old, $200. Whirlpool 23,000 arc welder, 60 amp, 230 wagon, maroon red, full size at 4273 DWH. Help! I need someone to ac- wagon. Radio. Not a GTMO BTU a/c, less than one year volts, brand new, never Thick pile company two pets, one small special. Available July 17 old, $300, paid $660. Swim- brown carpet with used, $275. Call 6439 DWH padding, 12x15, and one medium dog, to Nor- at ferry landing, $2000. ming pool, 8'x18", with new good buy at and ask for Brew. $150. folk on July 20. Will pick 4604 AT. liner still in the box, $15. Multi-color stripe Call up at MAC terminal in Nor- Brownie shirt, size 8, carpet, 11x12, $50. Rust 5,000 BTU a/c, less than one color carpet, folk. Call 2534 AT. '77 Dodge Aspen station wa- slacks, size 7, shorts, size 9x12, $75. year old, $325 firm. Avail- Four bar stools, gon, white with wood grain 6&10, belts and hat. Junior perfect for able June 25. Contact Staff Center Bargo Sitter for a 10 and 11 year paneling. Radio and CB in- shorts, size 14. If your kitchen bar, Sgt. Miller at 2191 DWH or old in the Nob Hill area. special, daughter can use these scout $40. Call 3115 AT. 3658 AWH. cluded. Not a GTMO Call 3345 AWH. $2700. Available end of uniform items, the price Baby high chair in June. Call 4604 AT. will be right. Call 3115 AT. excellent condition, $15. Call 3146 Colonial print hide-a-bed One medium cat cage for "Ludwig" 11-piece smokey AWH. couch (double size bed). transfer of my pet. Need by Dive tanks 80 Alum; 72 steel black drum set. Includes six Comes with extra fabric, the end of this week. Call last hydro 2/82, $125 for Ludwig toms, two Slingerland Atari home video computer same print. Good condition, 3472 AT. both. Call Jim at 3736. toms, Ludwig snare and dou- system, $150; Morey Boogie $200. Call 4604 AT. ble bass. Seven Zildjian body board, $40; 26" men's Fasting for Ramadan? Let's Fedders 24,000 BTU a/c, break it together. Call 3361 12,500 BTU a/c, $150; 7,500 cymbals (including hi-hat blue beach cruiser, $135 230V, AWH. BTU a/c, $100. Men's 28" 12- cymbals), Slingerland hi-hat neg. All in excellent condi- excellent condition, and two tama boom stands. tion, like new. Call Mike at going for only $150. Unit speed bike and women's 26" Cake decorating equipment. Comes complete with sticks, 2478 AT or Greg at 2490 AT. cools great! Call 4651 DWH bike, $55 ea. Call 4798 DWH Books, pans, etc. Call 4591 extra heads, woodblock, cow- for more information. or 3133 AWH. Prices neg. AWH. bell and carrying cases for Hitachi video recorder with drums and hardware. A steal eight hour recording capa- Power mowing machine, runs, '80 Puch moped, excellent LOST for $1200. Contact Nilson at bility. Paid $492.95, asking $10. Six-foot ladder (wood), condition; gold couch, $30. A multi-colored ball by 4479 DWH. $430. Call Jackson at 4921 $3. One-half inch, 25 ft. Call 2475 AT. June or 7233 DWH. garden hose, $2. Metal Cooper Field Thursday, 7. It's not much value, ex- Just in 18,000 BTU a/c, very good wheelbarrow, $3. Call 4737. time for summer Playpen, potty chair, baby cept to heal our little vacation--windsurfer condition, $200. One 5,000 with, bed with mattress and bumper MISC boy's broken heart. He real- harness, $250. BTU a/c, less than one year Call 2764 pad, crib sheets, diaper Want to rent our home in the ly favored this ball. If you AWH. old, $250. Call 6251 DWH or bag, umbrella stroller, baby Jacksonville area, near the found a large ball colored 6488 AWH. storage table, diaper dis- Mayport Base. It's a 3-bed- blue, red, and yellow, '77 Ford Ranchero GT, 400 penser, all in excellent room, 1 bath, with a fenc- please call 3340. Our son cu.in., PS, PB, PW, AT, A/C, condition. Call 3382 AT. ed-in back yard. For more would love you for it. cruise control, towing pack- Sofa, gold floral pattern, Rattan living room love information, call 2957AT. age and tilt wheel. Availa- $50; 6' tall by 8' long book FOUND ble sofa, chair w/rattan August 15. Best offer shelf, $40; dining table seat, FREE Eyeglasses at Cable Beach in over $2500. Call 3363 coffee and end tables Monday w/two leaves and chairs, To good home, a good na- the water. Call Russ at 2892 through Friday from $35; w/glass tops. It's the 10 a.m. small metal shelves, tured, mixed breed dog, med- AT or 4249 AWH. until 2 p.m. overstuffed look, blue, All day Friday $5; four-drawer dresser, ium sized. House broken, and Saturday and ask beige, and brown, not even a for best offer. Call 2534 AT. good with children. Child Set of keys up on Marine John. year old. Baby crib and mat- has developed allergy--some- Hill in Bldg. M207. To claim 18,000 BTU Whirlpool a/c, tress, dressing table, white thing has to go! Acces- them call Sgt. Norat at Com- '83 Honda CX-650 Custom, ex- good condition, $175; GM wicker bassinet w/lace sories included. Call 2934 pany L Admin 2802/2138 and cellent condition, $2700. child's car seat, $10. Call skirt, net playpen. All look AWH. identify them. Call Rick at 2288/2294 DWH. 2774 AWN. like new. Call 2609 AT. Page 4 The Daily-Gazette Wednesday. June 13, 1984, LAST NIGHT'S BASEBALL ACTION LOCAL SPORTS CELTICS NOW HAVE FIFTEENTH CHAMPIONSHIP BANNER (AP)--In the American land A's. A forty-day Martial Arts (AP)--The Boston Garden will The Lakers drew within League, the Baltimore Julio Franco and Pat Tab- Summer Program is being of- not be mistaken for one of three with a minute, 15 sec- Orioles used the long ball ler hit the homers for the fered for GTMO youths. the prettiest sports arenas onds left -- but that is as to get past the Milwaukee Indians in the first inning. You can register your children starting tomorrow. in the country. close as they got. Brewers 5-4. The fights came in the But, maintenance crews Registration will be from 7 The Orioles' Mike Young sixth and seventh innings. Boston p.m., until 9 p.m., on Tues- probably will not have to has won 15 of the led off the eighth with a Three players and A's man- 16 NBA championship days, Wednesdays, and Thurs- worry much about painting series solo homer that tied the ager Jackie Moore were the ceiling for aesthetic in which the team's played. ejected. days and will be conducted score at 3-all. reasons. Seven times the Celtics John shelby cracked a two- The Chicago Cubs bombed through July 9th. You have won the title in a sev- run homer later that inning. the Montreal Expos 11-4 and are asked to attend a Not much of that ceiling meeting en-game set. The Brewers stranded 17 moved a game and a half before your child can be seen because of all starts the class. Four of those seven-game ahead of New York in the Na- those NBA championship ban- victories have The meetings will be held been against They have lost five games tional League East. ners hanging from it. the Lakers. in a row, and ten of their Jody Davis was the detona- June 19th and June 21st from Hoist up number 15. 7 p.m., last 12. tor. until 9 p.m. The Celtics have won the Sign The Tigers suffered their He drove in four runs with up or get more infor- The Celtics won the NBA NBA championship the last 14 mation by worst defeat of the season. two homers and a double. calling the Mar- championship last night. times they have reached the tial Arts The Toronto Blue Jays Mel Hall and Gary Matthews Center at 3530. They beat Los Angeles in final. pounded the Detroit Tigers each drove in three Chicago the seventh game of the Their only loss came in a 12-3. title series 111-102. six-game series in 1958 The Guantanamo Bay Youth Damaso Garcia had a double The New York Mets lost to That score included 24 Baseball season will close against the St. Louis Hawks. and three singles for the the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-3. points for Cedric Maxwell, Saturday. Blue Jays. The Pirates scored four of 22 for Dennis Johnson, and Red Closing day ceremonies Auerbach, who coach Ernie Whitt added a three- their runs in the first inn- 20 for Larry Bird. Boston will be held on Brandon to the first ni run homer. ing. titles, was in the stands Field at 8:30 a.m. The MVP award went The result cut Detroit's Milt May, who was a last- to for this You are invited to come on Bird. one. lead over Toronto in the minute substitute for Tony out and enjoy the ceremony Eastern Division to seven Pena, had a two-run single On the Lakers' side, Ka- He is retiring as the and the All Star games. games. in the first. reem Abdul-Jabbar scored 29 team's general manager. All Star games for all The Boston Red Sox came and James Worthy threw in He will stay on as the leagues will start right af- 21. from behind for their fifth The St. Louis Cardinals team's president. ter the ceremony. straight win as they edged beat the Philadelphia Phil- Coaches should have their The Celtics the New York Yankees 9-8. lies 7-2. led most of The championship is the teams on the field in uni- the way. Dwight Evans had the win- George Hendrick had a two- first for K.C. Jones as a form before 8:25 a.m. They were up by six coach. ning hit -- a three-run hom- run single and a solo homer. at the Trophies will be present- half He er in the eighth. That is the first Cardinal and by 13 at the end of won eight titles with ed. three quarters. The Texas Rangers beat the home run this month. Boston as a player. Minnesota Twins 6-2 for Rookie Rick Horton won his their fifth in a row. first major league start. BOXING: NAVARETTE VS MARTINEZ; LOCKRIDGE OVER MOON; BENTON OVER MASTERS Buddy Bell had a two-run Neil Allen threw four per- fect innings of relief. (UPI)--Top-contending super- double. Lockridge dominated Moon Benton now is 12-1-1 while featherweight Rolando Navar- Larry Parrish belted a In the West, the San Diego from the beginning. Masters falls to 29-2. Padres dropped the Atlanta rette will fight Mario Mar- two-run homer. Lockridge, of Maple Shade, Still on the fight scene, tinez of Mexico next week. Doug Decinces rapped a Braves 7-6 in 12 innings. N.J., is now 34-3. Moon, a junior lightweight Tommie The June 23rd bout will be bases-loaded single in the Graig Nettles knocked in South Korean, falls to 21-2- Cordova and welterweight the winning run with a at Olympic Auditorium in Los bottom of the tenth to lift 1. Eric Martin scored upset single. Angeles. the California Angels over victories in 12-round bouts Navarette is a former WBC the Chicago White Sox 3-2. Nettles has nine RBIs in In another fight, Bernard last night in Las Vegas. The Seattle Mariners pull- his last four games. champion. Benton scored an eighth- Martinez is the 10th-rated ed out a 3-2, ten-inning The Los Angeles Dodgers round technical knockout Cordova took a split de- contender in the division. victory as they beat Kansas moved into second place, over Monte Masters in a cision over veteran Freddie three games behind the Pad- Meanwhile, Rocky Lockridge City. heavyweight bout last night Roach to raise his record to Larry Milbourne singled res, by slipping past the knocked out Tae-Jin Moon 31 in Atlantic City, N.J. 11-1. home Darnell Coles from sec- San Francisco Giants 8-7. seconds into the 11th round Benton, of Detroit, offset ond with the winning run. Pedro Guerrero had five to retain his WBA junior a five-inch height disadvan- Martin scored a unanimous Coles bounced off Royals' hits. lightweight championship tage by pounding Masters decision over Dio Colome, catcher John Wathan at the He homered in the bottom last night in Anchorage, with hooks and uppercuts. and is now 15-3-2. plate, then beat Wathan back of the eighth for the Alaska. to home before he could be winning run. tagged out. Joe Niekro threw his first A couple of two-run homers complete game of the season, THE SPORTSAAN and a pair of fights high- firing a three-hitter, as lighted the Cleveland In- the Houston Astros shut out by Charles Morey careful hitter who should do have to be lucky, too. dians 11-5 win over the Oak- the Cincinnati Reds 7-0. Associated Press well. It is called the rub of It is called "Winged Graham, who is rated a the green. Foot," but the going may be golfer's golfer, is coming ISPORTS SHORTS * SPORTS SHORTS * SPORTS SHORTS- slow and frequently tedious into tomorrow' s event on m ~1 this weekend. what could be the start of a WHOSE BATS ? (UPI)--Another "Player of (UPI)--The NCAA has repri- The U.S. Open Golf Tourna- roll. the Week" award for Houston manded Florida State for ment will be played at the He put together a blister- Gamblers' quarterback Jim minor recruiting violations Winged Foot Country Club, ing 66 in the final round of Just when manager Frank Kelly. two years ago, but imposed which is a long cab ride or last week's Westchester Robinson of the San Francis- The rookie out of Miami no sanctions against the a short helicopter hop North Classic to finish in a tie co Giants thought his inept led Houston to a 38-13 rout school. of New York City. for second place. players could not find an- of Chicago last weekend, The violations involve two The best golfers in the Scott Simpson won the other new way to lose --they breaking a few records along prospective football players country will tee off tomor- Westchester and he, too, is did. the way. who visited FSU but did not row in the classic and they hotter than the weather. The Giants probably set a It is the third time Kelly ,enroll. are anticipating a tough And, Let's not forget Jack record that will not show up has won the weekly award. The NCAA says the players four days of golf. Nicklaus. in the statistics when they received travel money they Winged Foot is booby-trap- Just a couple of weeks dropped a 7-4 decision to ped for the unwary and even (UPI)--Top-seeded Pam Shriv- should not have received, ago, the Golden Bear made the Houston Astros in San for some of the wary er and second-seeded Zita and the school incorrectly ones. off with a whole bagful of Francisco. Garrison begin play in the paid the hotel bills of The last time the Open was honey in the Memorial Tour- The Astros won the game $125,000 Edgbaston Cup today their coaches. played at this course, in nament in Ohio. with bats borrowed from the in Birmingham, England. 1974, Hale Irwin, the one- Did somebody mention Tom Giants. American Camille Benjamin time defensive back from Watson? Thieves made off with most (UPI)--Olympic organizers in beat Juile Salmon of Britain Colorado, won it with a You had better keep him in of the Houston bats in a Los Angeles have decided in the first round yester- score of 287. mind. break-in late Saturday night against using day. Soviet-made That was seven strokes The freckle-faced redhead at the clubhouse in Candle- scoring equipment THe grass court tournament for fenc- over par. is liable to smile at every- stick Park. ing competition at the is considered a tune-up for Most of the golfers found body and then knock their So, most of the Housto Games. Wimbledon. themselves in more traps brains loose. players had to borrow S Instead, officials say a than you can find on a Seve Ballesteros of Spain, Francisco bats and other West German company will speeder's highway rigged who is at his best in the equipment. (UPI)--Little known Aperican supply the electronic gadge- with radar. big jackpots, will be out Ray Knight lost everything Leif Shiras threw a monkey try for the event. Players who have toured there winging and swinging. but his shirt. wrench into Ivan .Lendl's The move represents ap- the course this week say it Ray Floyd, Craig Stadler, The thieves got his five preparation for Wimbledon parent retaliation for the looks a little easier this and the veteran Lee Trevino bats, four pairs of shoes, yesterday at the Stella Ar- Soviet-led boycott. time, especially with the are all dangerous contend- batting gloves, and knee tois Tennis Championship in condition of the rough which ers. pads. London. (UPI)--Olympic officials seemed a trifle softer than So is Ben Crenshaw. He borrowed a bat from his Shiras beat the recent have unveiled the design of in 1974. Gentle Ben is a sharp- old friend, Joel Youngblood. French Open winner 7-5, 6-3 the gold, silver, and bronze But, in the words of for- shooter and took time out to in the first round of the medals to be awarded during mer Open winner David Gra- describe what the Open win- It was a lucky bat. the Summer $200,000 grass court tourna- Games. ham, "You better be straight ner will have to do. Knight got three hits with The front of ment. the medals off the tee this weekend." Says Ben, "He'll have to it to help win the game. depicts the mythological Four other seeded players god The defending champion is be long and accurate off the Youngblood took it well. Victory holding failed to survive the first a laurel Larry Nelson, who won last tee. He will have to hit He pointed out that he wreath. round. year's Open at Oakmont. long irons with precision, borrowed a bat from Knight The back They are ,Yannick Noah, shows a victor- He is a textbook player play out of treacherous last year and hit five home Bill Scanlon, Henri Laconte, ious athlete being carried who knows how to stay on the bunkers, and putt straight runs with it. off and Brian Gottfried. the field on the straight and narrow. and true on undulating Said Joel, "Whatever goes However, defending cham- shoulders of countrymates. That will help. greens." around, comes around." The pion Jimmy Connors and top- general design has Irwin, who won a second Crenshaw left one thing But, he did not say it been used seeded John McEnroe are in several other Open after his Winged Foot out. loud enough for manager Rob- through to the second round. Olympics. victory, also is a sharp and The U.S. Open winner will inson to hear it.