Taiwan is the hottest for vice premier WASHINGTON (AP/UPI) -- The status Carter said the talks had been let Taiwan remain capitalist as of Taiwan was the hottest issue on very frank and honest, far-reaching, long as it rejoins the mainland. Capitol Hill yesterday as Chinese cordial and harmonious. The re- He did not say what might happen Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-Ping dis- sults, he said, would have extremely if Taiwan rejects unification and cussed foreign policy issues with beneficial results for both nations. he gave no time limit for such ac- members of Congress. Teng told reports through an in- tion. In private sessions with congres- terpreter that he agreed with every Teng won applause throughout the sional leaders, at House and Senate word Carter had said. day on Capitol Hill where he met Dateline. meetings and in a two-hour meeting The two leaders discussed trade separately with the House and Senate with President Carter, Teng said and cultural exchanges, but the fu- and with Democratic leaders. MEXICO CITY, Mexico (UPI) -- Pope Peking hopes for a peaceful settle- ture of Taiwan and relations with At his meeting with the House mem- John Paul II traveled to the city* ment with Taiwan but cannot promise the Soviet Union were the issues of bership Teng was welcomed in Man- of Guadalajara yesterday where never to use force of other methods deepest concern. darin Chinese -- the dialect of Pe- there was a repeat of the pontiff's fail. Even during his U.S. visit, Teng king -- by International Relations tumultuous welcome, on earlier stop On Teng's second full day in the has publicly followed the Peking Committee Chairman Clement Zablocki. in his Mexican tour. United States, the White House said line of anti-Soviet comment. Lablocki suggested Teng comment Greeted by hundreds of thousands visit had exceeded President White House aides said Teng has whether the autonomous status enjoy- of cheering, adoring people, he ter's expectations and that the warned Carter the Soviets might ed by Hong Kong or Macao might be said, "Because you are poor, you two leaders had established good cheat on any new SALT Treaty but used as a model for Taiwan's future ha3'e a right to my special devo- rapport and understanding in their has not objected to the United status. The meeting was closed to tion." six hours of private meetings and States signing such an accord. reporters before Teng answered. He called the wealthy to share related social occasions. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill later what they have to make life more The other major issue is the mat- told reporters that Teng talked bearable for poor people. News Secretary Jody Powell said ter of guarantees for Taiwan against openly and frankly about Taiwan, WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. trade Carter had awarded the Chinese lead- attack from Mainland China. Powell trade and other matters. deficit widened in December to er high marks for honesty and sin- said Teng had re-affirmed his pub- Teng's schedule last night was more than $2 billion, the largest cerity, "a decisive person who says lic statements about the peaceful reserved for receptions held by in history. what he means and means what he reunification of the island and the Sino-American friendship and cul- The Commerce Department said in says." mainland. tural groups. releasing the figures yesterday Carter and Teng held their third Teng expanded on the subject as Teng and Carter were scheduled to that the excess of imports over and final meeting in the oval office he had lunch with members of the meet briefly again today to sign exports last year topped the pre- yesterday morning. They discussed Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreements reached during their two vious high of $26.53 billion in world affairs and the air was filled on Capitol Hill. days of talks. 1977. December's $2.04 billion with pleasant adjectives as they He said China has no intention of Then Teng was to begin a tour of red ink total was slightly above emerged from their talks. attacking Taiwan and is willing to industrial complexes across the U.S, the $1.95 deficit registered dur- ing November, but was still con- siderably lower than the deficits recorded in the first half of last year. BANGKOK (UP4) -- There is still a war in pro ess in Cambodia along with a lot of confusion about who is shooting at whom. U.S. NAVAL BASE Khmer Rouge followers of fallen Cambodian leader Pol Pot claim GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA some success in their guerrilla war against Vietnamese-led invad- ers. ednesday, January 31, 1979 Vol. 34 No. 22 But intelligence sources in Bangkok say there is no indication the 100,000-man army of invaders is suffering any major setbacks. WASHINGTON (UPI) -- As the second Ayatullah returns to troubled homeland tractorcade filled with protesting farmers rolls closer to the capi- tal, the Agriculture Department (COMPILED FROM AP/UPI) -- The gov- day ordered the immediate evacuation Huyser, who arrived in Tehran in says the doors that were physical- ernment of Iran has invited the Aya- of all American government wives and early January, was assigned the role ly locked to the American agricul- tullah Khomeini to return to Iran children and strongly urged that of vice regent and established effec- ture movement last year are now after a 15-year exile. other Americans leave as well. tive relations with the Iranian open. The religious leader is expected There are about 10,000 American command to assure it took orders The department said it will make to fly to Tehran tomorrow to press citizens now in Iran -- one fourth from Washington, Pravda claimed. available to the farmers a recep- his campaign to bring down the gov- the number there just a few weeks "This really means that Gen. Huyser tion room with a telephone so they ernment of Prime Minister Bakhtiar ago. bears the responsibility together can make appointments with offi- and establish an Islamic republic. The embassy evacuation announce- with the government, with the top cials. Aides of the conservative Moslem ment came shortly after protesters military leadership, for the daily An estimated 2,000 vehicles, in- leader in Paris yesterday began qui- beat up the U.S. consul in Isfaham bloodshed in the streets of Tehran cluding tractors and campers, are et preparations for his return to in southern Iran. and other towns," the newspaper said. expected to reach Washington by Iran. Counsul David McGaffy was reported Huyser ostensibly went to Iran to Saturday night. Air France in Paris said his de- sore but safe after a pounding that oversee the.operation of the U.S. NEW YORK (AP) -- For the first parture time would be around mid- required seven stitches in his scalp. military group in the nation, which time in two years a major bank is night tonight (6 p.m. EST). McGaffy was trying to intervene in comes under the jurisdiction of the lowering its prime lending rate. Khomeini had originally set last a dispute between another American European command. The Dhase Manhattan Bank an- Friday for a triumphant return to and a cab driver when the demonstra- He also met with Iranian military nounced yesterday that it's cut- his homeland, but that departure tors apparently turned their anti leaders and is said to have urged the ting the rate by .25 point from was postponed after Iranian military American sentiments on him. generals to support the new civilian 11.75 to 11.5 percent. authorities closed the airports, And in Moscow Pravda said U.S. government. But the bank cautioned that the apparently to prevent his return. General Robert Huyser must share re- Pravda said the close ties between reduction does not necessarily Tehran Airport was reopened yes- sponsibility with Iran's government the government and the top military mean interest rates have peaked. *rday. and military command for the daily leaders proved that a kind of "creep- The prime rate is that which Department, meanwhile, bloodshed in Tehran and other cities. ing coup d'etat is being staged as The State banks charge their best corporate urging all Americans in Iran -- The Communist Party paper claims a result of the flagrant and open is customers. with direct orders to some cf them Huyser, deputy commander of American U.S. intervention in the internal -- to leave the country before the forces in Europe, functioned as vice affairs of Iran." WASHINGTON (AP) -- Transportation possible eruption of more violence regent guiding a coup by military The newspaper said such interven- Secretary Brock Adams will propose and possible civil war. leaders receiving orders from the tion is prolonging the bloodshed in today a new Amtrak plan which, re- The U.S. Embassy in Tehran yester- shah. the country. liable sources say, would elimi- nate more than one third of its routes in 90 days. The administration claims that federal subsidies to the rail sys- Referendum halts Rhodesia's white rule tem, more than $3 billion since 1971, can no longer be afforded. SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP/UPI) -- White April with universal suffrage elec- He said he hopes the vote will NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) -- Thou- people who have ruled Rhodesia for tions held for the first time in persuade other nations, notably the sands of steelworkers went on nearly a century believe it's time Rhodesia, a land of 250,000 whites U.S. and Briatin, to not only recog- strike last night in Newport News to surrender power to the black ma- and nearly seven million blacks. nize the new government but also to at the world's largest private jority. Despite the fact the new constitu- lift trade sanctions. shipyard. That message was delivered in tion gives blacks a large majority Secretary of State Cyrus Vance The steelworkers want management overwhelming fashion yesterday when in parliament, white Rhodesians will and British Foreign Secretary David to recognize their union as the -- by a margin of 85-15 percent -- retain control of the army, police, Owen will meet in New York later bargaining agent for production white voters passed a historic ref- judiciary and civil service for an- this week to discuss Rhodesia. and maintenance workers at the erendum to end white rule later other 10 years. yard- this year. Officials of Rhodesia's white They're expected to analyze yester- BOSTON (AP) -- Boston cemetery There was a time when Prime Minis- ruling party, the Rhodesian Front, day's referendum and discuss whether workers approved a new contract ter Ian Smith vowed there would be are greeting the initial results of it will end Rhodesia's long guerril- last night, ending a three-month no black rule for a thousand years, the referendum with jubilation. la war. old strike. but he supported the measure, and has declared that the United A spokesman for black Rhodesian Smith The action by the gravediggers when the results were clear, he and Britain are now morally nationalist guerrillas, however, States had kept some 700 bodies from be- hailed the vote as a victory for to recognize the government said at the U.N. that the constitu- bound ing buried. sanity. that will be chosen through next tion offers only the pretense of The next milestone will come in April's elections. black rule. - - - I f-- I . Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, January 31, 1979 Clubs and orlganizations THE GUANTANAMO BAY OFFICERS' ATTENTION DEMOLAY MEMBERS! Would WIVES' CLUB Board monthly meeting you like to see a DeMolay club will be held Monday, Feb. 5 at 9:30 started in Gitmo? If you are an ac- a.m. at P.P. $3. tive member or a senior DeMolay un- For further information, call 8281. der 25 you are eligible to join. All interested in maintaining the reqingcondapprovaln m fraternal Annoumens ogineholida). THERE WILL BE A MEETING spirit of DeMolay should Can eve nt C mcal advertisinglepohie altoghan n o nceet of the ofr vaaled servicesll be pe tO t ebt. ;3 tedto4 evice monthly. Mavy Wives Club of America Thursday, contact Steven Pierce at 8871 DWH. February 1, 1979 at 7 p.m., at the Teen Club. For more information, then ek for a a (AT*Any[the /eeeDW=Dur n W rkig Houe/ a.lette otory. Adw b lri.d toproide proof f . AW=rAd ter vorinclours). adal aeda cio uigth ek contact Pat at 98269. i.l oto beaccpted. Pul oAffare Spta lf h e rigt to THE GWBA will sponsor a No Tap MOVES Scothch Doubles Tournament Saturday, Feb. 17. Cost is $5.00 per couple. LYCEUMS [ 951144] JI Participants moat check in by 7 p.m. Downtown: Call Him Mr. Shatter, R Bowling begins at 7:30 p.m. McCalla: The Last Waltz, PG Marine: The Cheap Detective, PG Leeward: Revenge of the Pink Special announcements Panther, PG

SEABEE QUEEN CANDIDATE BONNIE HAR- MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE TOYLAND has CLUBS BIN is sponsoring a Scotch Doubles new hours of operation: Windjammer: The Driver, R No-Tap Bowling Tournament Feb. 10, Monday, Wednesday and Friday COMO: It's Alive Again, R at 7:30 p.m. Entry fee is $5.00 per 11 a.m.-1 p.m. & 4-5:30pp.m. CPO: No Movie couple. Sign up at Marblehead Hall. Tuesday and Thursday clo ted 1:00 Movie: "Whispering Foot- Teen: No Movie Saturday 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. steps" (8W) Staff Not Available ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA and great NCO: Sunday clo ed 1:55 Nature's equipment o books of the Western World are now Window on sale in front of the Navy Ex- 2:00 Sesame Street SPECIAL SERVICES AUTO HOBBY SHHOP 3:00will Cartoons bheld today on.5at93 change. Thirty to 50 percent dis- Live firing schedule Patrons having autos in storage at 3:30 Afternoon Movie: "I Married counts on Britanica products and the shop are requested to contactct A Witch" (8W) Wednesday------8 a.m. - 5 p.m. cheap financing are available. the Hobby Shop Manager for renewwal 4:55 Special: President Carter's Thursday------9 a.m. - 5 p.m. of their contracts. Autos notuun- SPECIAL SERVICES announces that Press Conference der current contract prior to Feeb. Friday------due to recent transfer of adult 5:30atewswatch 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 15 will be impounded by Base Po: lice. 6:30 ballet instructor, classes will no Carol Burnett and Friends The hobby shop manager may be Saturday and Sunday- none scheduled longer be held until a new instructor 6:55 Almanac (BW) reached at the shop between 8 a. Monday------can be found. Anyone interested in .m. 7:00 Chips 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday through Frid teaching adult ballet should contact ay. 7:55 Notes of Interest 8:00 Special: "Bob Hope Show" Mrs. Astle or the Special Services A NEW LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRRTH 9:00 Rhoda officer at 95449 DWH, for more CLASS begin Tuesday, Feb. 5 at7 information. Special Services 7 9:30 Soap **ADULT** p.m. at the hospital. For more in- 10:00 Police Woman Local Forecast '* apologizes for any inconvenience formation contact Gayle McCorkleeat 10:55 Newswatch Update high tide- 1118 8813 this may cause the public. 8647 AT. 11:00 Jason Ring low tide-- 1837 Feb. 17 A SPECIAL SERVICES FLEA MARKET 11:55 Sign Off sunrise--- 0737 hiah--- 85 sunset---- 1852 low---- 67 will be held on Sunday, Feb. 4 at NOTIFICATION OF ABANDONMENT:IA McCalla Hangar from 12:30 p.m. until 1965 VW, no engine, registered t all merchandise is sold. No one Ms. Sheila Lee will be declared to NOW iS THE TME'TMOVEL. Today's skies will be mostly clear to partly cloudy, and the will be allowed to set up prior to abandoned and sold by sealed bid winds will be southeasterly 12:00 (noon). There will be two on Feb. 23, 1979. This process _ submit your at 8-14 knots. Bay conditions will size booths to choose from: large will be terminated upon notification suggestions be 1-3 feet. booths (20' x 20') for $3.00 and by Ms. Lee to the Navy Exchange small booths (10' x 20') for $2.00, Garage. Bids are currently beingBg - F' improving all inside the hangar. You must accepted at the service desk, at supply your own tables. Anyone the Navy Exchange Garage. Include "Children are a bridge to heaven.' wishing to rent a space may do so name, amount of bid, and phone by going to the Special Services number in a sealed envelope. Per. ,,proverb office between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Minimum bid is $50.00. For further c Monday through Friday, or by going details, call 8727 DWH. to booth #1 the day of the Flea Market. Food may be sold by people with written permission from the THE COOPER FIELD TENNIS COURTSS will Navy Exchange. Permission must be' reserved Wednesday and Fridayy af- brought to Special Services when ternoons from approximately 4:455 p.m. Calendar booths are purchased. - 8:15 p.m. beginning Friday, Jaan. 26 until the end of February J forr the THE NAVY EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES that Junior Tennis League. Special Ser-i Today it has received an order of out- vices regrets any inconvenience this Caribbean Naval Lodge special communication, Masonic Apartments. board motor repair parts. To might cause to the public. schedule work on your outboard Church of Christ Bible study, 6:45 p.m., McCalla COSTUME BALANCE DUE DATE FOR MIRS. Chapel (97115). motor, call 8727 or drop by the RYAN'S DANCE CLASSES has been ex Navy Exchange Garage. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, 7:45 p.m., East Bargo Point Old Nursery tended to Feb. 15. Payments may be School building. (Closed meeting) (90269 or 8275). made at class during the next twCo weeks. Final payment must be ma de Take Note by Feb. 15 in order for the manu- Deadline for confirming to the new auto and motorcycle insurance rates. The Girl Scouts will be moving to facturer to complete production,so Church of God Bible study and prayer meeting, 25 Corinaso their new location in East Bargo that delivery will be received by Pt., 7:30 p.m. (8618). this week. They are in urgent need April. For further information, of parents to help with the packing call Mrs. Ryan at 97270. Photo Reflex Club meeting, 7:30 p.m. (Art Hoag, 8857 DWH, 95349 AWH). and moving today and tomorrow, starting at 9 a.m. Plaease try to The Hospital Emergency Recall Signal test, 8:15 a.m. lend a hand since everything must I.S. iul las,, Gmaitasae lay, Caa be moved to the new location by the end of the week. Tomorrow For more information, call 90148 Reef Raiders regular meeting, CPO Club dining room, 7:30 p.m. Air cards or 95541. & memberships on sale, 6:30 p.m. Capt. lavid W. eCas Guantanamo Bay Racing Association meeting, Bldg. 84, 8 p.m. (96216, 98262 The Ordnance Department will be or 98230). transporting ammunition along Rogers Nava Statin sasauing tilies Road from Pier Victor, Sherman LCdr Jerry Ryan.Public Affairs Nursery School tuition collected at the school, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Avenue and Central Magazine Road to Officer Special Services Ladies' Callisthenics classes will resume, Marblehead Gate 6 at the foot of John Paul J02 Brenda Starkey. Editor Hall gym, 6 p.m. Jones Hill beginning on or about J03 Jeff Woodhouse. Journalist Friday and lasting through Sunday. JOSN Mary. Marshall. .Journalist Organizational Intercommand Golf meeting, Special Services Conference Room, To aid in driver safety, each JOSN Damon Johnson. Journalist 1:30 p.m. vehicle will have safe following Ms. Pat Pennington.Production Guantanamo Bay Community Educational Fund Management Board of Regents meet- distance information posted on the Assistant ing, Admin Building conference room, 1:30 p.m. back. The Guantanamo Gazette is pub- Price changes go into effect at the Fish and Gear Locker. Job lished according to the rules and opportunities regulations for ship and station The Navy Exchange has the follow- newspapers as outlined in NAVEXPOS Friday ing job openings: Clerk-Typist P-35 and under the direction of the Nursery School tuition collected at the school, 4:30-7 p.m. (AS-3/3.04), temporary full time not Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. COMO Club closes, 3 p.m. to exceed 90 days, to work at the Printed five times weekly at the Navy Exchange Personnel Office. Six government's expense on government Advanced Open Water Scuba course starts, Reef Raiders shack, 6:30 p.m. months office experience and a mini- equipment at the Navy Publications (95486 AWH). mum of 40 wpm typing required. and Printing Service Branch Office, PADI Advanced Scuba course begins, Reef Raiders buidling, 6:30 p.m. the opinions or statements in news (99190 AT). items that appear herein are not to stock , be construed as official or as re- Pentacostal Prayer meeting, 7 p.m., Pentacostal Church on Bay Hill Road. flecting the views of COMNAVBASE or. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo Point old nursery school build- the Department of the Navy. ing, 7:45 p.m. (90269 or 8275). Wednesday, January 31, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Girl Scout cookies now on sale .Military News. Once again it's that time of the The Girl Scouts will be going from The 18th and final land launch of be in the spring this year if other year to open your door to a smiling door to door selling cookies and the Navy's long-range Trident missile program objectives are met. Some- Girl Scout holding up a box of those will also be located at this Sun- took place last week from the east- time in 1981, Trident missiles will famous Girl Scout cookies. day's Flea Market at McCalla Hanger. ern test range at Cape Canaveral, be outfitted for the first time on There are seven scrumptious fla- Fla. the larger Trident submarines such Guantanamo Bay has nine troops vors to choose from; Savannahs (pea- The at-sea phase of the test as the Ohio (SSBN 726). The Trident involved in scouting, serving approx- nut butter), Mints, Chocolate and series now will begin and Trident missile will deploy operationally in imately 200 girls. These cookie Vanilla Creams, Nut Crisps, Ched- missiles will be launched from USS late 1979 in a converted Poseidon sales support activities such as daretts (cheese), Country Oats (oat Francis Scott Key (SSBN 657), a con- submarine. camping, hiking, skating, buying meal) and Chocolate Chip. verted Poseidon submarine. The Trident missile is designed to supplies and equipment. You can If you desire some of these deli- After completion of seven launches the same dimensions as the Poseidon help support the Girl Scouts by cious cookies and haven't been able from Francis Scott Key, the Trident missile to allow it to be carried in purchasing some cookies. to locate a friendly Girl Scout, Missile Development Test Program converted Poseidon submarines. The cookie sale starts Saturday, call 90148 and you will be sure to will be completed. Through improved propellant and Feb. 3 and will continue through have a box or two awaiting your pur- The first missile launch from a materials, the Trident will have 23; the cost is $1.25 per box. chase. converted Poseidon is expected to much greater range than the Poseidon. AFRS releases new radio schedule MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1100 Tom Campbell's Playback 1200 American Country Countdown 0000 Roland Bynum 1300 American Country Countdown 0100 Charlie Tuna 1400 American Country Countdown 0200 Mary Helen Barro 1500 Local 0300 Local 1600 Local 0400 Local 1700 Local 0500 Local 1800 Dick Clark's Music Machine 0530 Religious programming: 1900 Humble Harve Mon. - Love On the Rock 2000 Humble Harve Tue. - Celebration 2100 Local Wed. - East of Eden 2200 Local Thu. - Protestant Hour 2300 Local Fri. - Master Control/The Un- explainable SUNDAY 0600 Local 0700 Local 0000 King Biscut Flower Hour 0800 Charlie Tuna (Rebroadcast) 0100 Local 0900 Gene Price 0200 Local 1000 Jerry Bishop 0300 Local 1100 Local 0400 And All That Jazz 1200 Local 0500 Big Band Countdown l ; F 1300 Don Tracy 0600 Amen Corner It's "GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE" time again! Pictured with part of Satur- 1400 Jim Pewter 0700 Local day's shipment of cookies are (1 to r) Girl Scouts Gina Baxley, Kristin 1430 Golden Days of Radio/Earth News 0800 Local Stanford, Tessie Schorr, Laura Baxley, Ruth Becke, Lisa Stanley and 1500 Local 0900 Local Roseanna DeCastro. Help support our Girl Scouts and at the same time 1600 Local 1000 Jazz Album Countdown Oast on some cookies. 1700 Harry Newman 1100 Jazz Album Countdown 1800 Johnny Darin 1200 American Top 40 (Rebroadcast) 1830 American Disco 1300 American Top 40 (Rebroadcast) .Navy news. 1900 Roger Carroll 1400 American Top 40 (Rebroadcast) 2000 Local The flagships of the Navy's Sixth Naval Reserve Force ships being 2100 Local SUNDAY RADIO CONTINUED. and Seventh Fleets are among the 37 retired are: USS William C. Lawe 2200 Wolfman Jack ships scheduled for retirement from (DD 763), USS Johnston (DD 821), USS 2300 Mary Turner 1500 Local service during FY80. Robert H. McCard (DD 822), USS Myles 1600 Local USS Albany (CG 10), flagship of C. Fox (DD 829), USS Charles P. SATURDAY 1700 Local the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediter- Cecil (DD 835), USS Fiske (DD 842), 1800 American Country Countdown ranean, and USS Oklahoma City (CG 5), USS Harold J. Elliston (DD 864), USS 0000 American Top 40 (Rebroadcast) flagship of the U.S. Seventh Fleet Cone (DD 866), USS Damato (DD 871), 0100 American Top 40 1900 American Country Countdown in the Western Pacific, will be re- USS Hawkins (DD 873), USS Dyess 0200 American Top 40 (Rebroadcast) tired next fiscal year, according to (DD 880), USS Meridith (DD 890), USS 0300 Local 2000 American Country Countdown an announcement made last week. Francis Marion (LPA 249), USS Hamner 0400 Local (Rebroadcast) (DD 718), USS Southerland (DD 743), 0500 Local 2100 Local USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) will USS McKean (DD 784), USS Hollister 0600 Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 2200 Local replace Oklahoma City. A replace- (DD 788), USS Higbee (DD 806), USS 0630 The Whistler 2300 Local ment for Albany has not yet been Carpenter (DD 825), USS Rogers. 0700 Local determined. (DD 876), USS John R. Craig (DD 885) 0800 Local The latest news from around the Other active fleet ships being USS Tulare (LKA 112), and USS Paul 0900 Local world is broadcast on the hour every retired include USS Chicago (CG 11), Revere (LPA 248). 1000 Tom Campbell's Playback hour. USS Shenandoah (AD 26), USS Howard W. Military Sealift Command ships Gilmore (AS 16), USS Compass Island being retired are: USNS Harkness (AG 153), USS Wahoo (SS 565), and (T-AGS 32), USNS Norwalk (T-AK 279), USS Preserver (ARS 8). USNS Marias (T-AO 57), USNS Taluga The 37 retirements include 20 (T-AO 62), USNS UTE (T-ATF76), and destroyers and three Amphibious USNS Lipan (T-ATF 85). Warfare ships assigned to the Naval The average age of the ships Reserve Force and six ships assigned scheduled for retirement is more to the Military Sealift Command. than 36 years. d. ************************** YELLOWSTONE LAUNCHED

The Destroyer Tender Yellowstone cargo ship which served during Woria (AD 41) was launched during cere- Yellowstone is a Samuel Gompers, monies in San Diego, Calif., on Class Destroyer Tender of post- January 27. World War II design and is able to repair and supply the new classes Admiral Donald C. Davis, Commander- of destroyers. The tender can sup- in-Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet, was port up to six Guided Missile De- principal speaker at the event, and stroyers at one time, and can Mrs. Davis was sponsor. service both conventional and Yellowstone is named in honor of Nuclear-powered surface ships. the Yellowstone National Park and is Tender (AD 27) in service from 1946 the third ship of that name in the to 1974. The elected officers of the Navy Wives Club of America were installed Navy's history. The first was a War I, and the second was a Destroyer Jan. 25. Shown are (Front row, 1-r): Pat Woodman - president, June Per- eira - secretary. (Second row) Master Chief Petty Officer of the Command and Mrs. Starr, Diane Hess - treasurer, Phyllis Robinson - chaplain, Donna Then - parliamentarian, Chaplain and Mrs. Hall - sponsors. (Third row) Terry Balir - vice president. For more information about the club and its The brightest star in the sky, Sirius the Dog Star, is three activities, call Pat at 98269. times the size of our sun. PUPGE by ~ Eric Shc. rer 14', BEEP3E! Wi4A'5 THESE ARE NEW SUER- HAW! Yo BELIEVE TAT. OV'RE RIGHT, PUrE ' G iviOM 5 TH~AT YOUJHAVE" GROW SEEP54THEY THEY DONT MAKEHING-S TimY Dot4'T A A blood SPROUT INSTANTLY! LiKE 1dEY USEDr7D! 1'I1140 .JKET - o fNeeding Sg DuT, isis eeasy eit is . O ? O ounting hard. on ' ' y

Nerd Goss Threed Nigh~br. Wednesday, January niuantanamo Gazette 31, 1979 --LOCAL SPORTS-- by Jim Barber Interconuand Baseball - 29 January In a recap of the 7-point Iguana Goodbar 170/435 and Lynda Hollings- Iguana and FTG Leagues have reason worth's 141/408. league, Bob White is leading the to feel sorry for ourselves when we Company L 6 PIN league with a fine 243/689 series, PALLS had Ann Holmes 174/455, get beat with a pretty good score. Marine Barracks 5 with Vic Reyes having high average Mary Hinojosa 154/445, Barb Weiss How would you like to have been with a 194 and 153/438, six 600 series. Gloria Schaub 144/419, Jerry Cheevers of St. Catherines Another close Intercommand base- Ty Smith had a fine night when he Sherry Welch 161/405 and Anna Clicks Ont. a while back when he threw a ball game was played Monday evening put all 152/402. it together for a nice 702 290, and lost. Yes, you guessed at Cooper Field with the guys from. handicap series. Chuck Lane earned FTG last night had the tempo pick- it, his opponent had a perfecto. Company L defeating the Marine a century patch with a 258 game. ed up again with Mike Falcon again Cheevers by the way is a cousin of Barracks' team. Additional good scoring has been out in front with a 230/568, fol- the Boston Bruin goalie. Oh yeah, Marine Barracks scored two runs J. Hallam 266/652, Bob Zerba 256/613, lowed by Jerry Thiens 184/529, Jim by the way, his opponent throws a in the top of the seventh inning Tom Mueller 255/614, Bill Freda Barber 198/521, Tim Blackies con- back-up ball. Let's stop feeling to tie Company L with 5 runs a 247/584, Fred Moritz 222/600, Jack sistant 179, 175, 179/533, Mick sorry for. ourselves. piece. Company L came up to bat Snyder 245/548, C. Cwiklinski Stanbro 185/529, Mike Kinney And by the way, while speaking determined to leave as the victors. 265/601, R. Antilla 226/563, Doug 217/513, Gerry Robinson 193/508, about feeling sorry for ourselves, Rasmussen was the first batter up. Brown 232, J. L. Lee 253/554, L. Mc- Dave Pursley 184/506. Stacey Norris I've noticed an increasing problem He was walked, then advanced to Kenzie 232/563, Ernie Welch 226/540, had a good 209 single and Mike Mader at the alleys lately. That is, a second on a stolen base. Leadbat- J. F. Lee 245/632, Ray Hiland ran up the stepladder with a 135, lack of sportsmanship on the part ter who stepped up to the plate 229/555, Dan Murray 207/607, Frank 136, 137. of a fortunately small minority. next, singled and rounded first Bull 233/591, Keith Nelson 247/627 The Womens' Bowling Association There are times our fellow bowlers base. When the catcher threw the and Vern Dipasca's 209/597. has elected new officers. And in feel shell shocked; as they start ball to second in an attempt to The Thursday COMO Mixed League order that all the members know who to bowl someone near them has just throw out leadbatter, Rasmussen had a good night last week with Dick they are, I will list them here: kicked the ball rack, or stomped scored the winning run. Herbel leading the way with a fine their foot or made varied gestures Rasmussen was the winning pitch- 202/202/589, followed by G. Hawks Phylis White.President to pins who can' t see them to begin er for Company L, taking over for 224/573, M. Ferez 224/527, Rose Sherry Welch .Vice-President with, but a lot of spectators can, Woodley in the fifth inning. He Wais 184/185/545, Bill Wais 188/521, Laura Mueller. Sec/Tres as well as their fellow bowlers. struck out three batters, walked D. Cook 198/521, Bill Mackie Pat Williams.MAA It doesn't make for good condi- five and gave up two hits. Wieher, 196/515, Arlene Yandell 214/557, tions folks, and a sure isn't the the losing pitcher for the Marine John Bochnovich 203/537, J. J. Drew And Kath Cornell, Arlene Yandell, type of conduct we should have in Barracks, went the full distance 191/512 and M. Stanford's 183/512. Debbie Herbel, Anna Click and Ernie adult leagues. A lot of juniors striking out 10 batters, walking Communications League had Fred Reyes, serve as the new directors. are bowling in some of the leagues five and giving up only four hits. Moritz showing them how with a Don't forget to sign up for the and it makes a lasting impression. 227/598, Larry Hollingsworth Ladies No-Tap Tournament on Feb. 3. The input was better this week 193/553, Jack Snyder 193/534, Larry It is limited to 36 bowlers. So, secretaries; let's keep it up. Ulmer 222/528, Ollie Ingram had a ladies get signed up in a hurry! Give your bowlers the recognition 173/477, Rose Monroe 166/456, Judy A lot of us participating in the they deserve. In the NHL Detroit 7, Washington 4 NBA action Indiana 112, Houston 106 Washington 109, Atlanta 105 Minnesota 5, N .Y. Islanders 4 Los Angeles 127, New Jersey 108 San Antonio Chicago 108 (OT) WHA results St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 1 d 82l D9_T~ne 76 San Diego 117, Milwaukee 113 Birmingham 2 Quebec 1 N.Y. Rangers 5, Vancouver 3 Portlan Z, Denver « ,y6 For sale '65 Bonneville, great interior, new tires, runs good, $600 or best offer. Shalhoub, 8106 DWH, 96107 '76 16 ft. V-hull Columbia boat w/ AWH. '76 75 hp Stinger engine and 5 hp 24,000 BTU A/C compressor; 12,000 kicker, CB radio, depth recorder w/ BTU A/C compressor; push lawn snap on zip-around cover, 18 gallon mower; sand box. 90178 cruise tank and electric gas gauge, AT. 4 heavy duty tandem wheel trailor w/ Dodge Charger 318, AM/FM radio, A/C; electric winch, anchor and line, (cLAIfAIeDI) 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C & 10,000 life jacket, fire extinguishers, Gibson A/C, both have new motors & boat is ready to go offshore fish- Tlassified-advertisements may hi called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand carried to the ublirc-Affairs Office 7:30 a.m. are in excellent conditon ing. Can be seen at 362-C Kittery to 4:00-p.m.-,- Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). Dadling for publication is noon-the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words Beach. 96164 AT. and published not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is pro- 24,000 BTU Whirpool A/C, compressor hibited although announcements concerning available services will be permitted but limited less than 6 months old, asking $250. Slant 6 cylinder Plymouth engine; fo on4ce'aweek. Ads for businesses or services requiring command approval may be re- quired to Also, 12,000 BTU Feeders A/C, fan 12,000 BTU A/C provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of for parts or can be race,-asx creed, color-or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff motor less that one-year old, asking repaired; floor shift, 3-speed; reserves the right to edit and rewrite. all submissions, (AT-Anytime/DWH-During Working $125. An 8,000 BTU Hotpoint A/C, fiberglass Houre/AWH-After camper cap for Datsun or Workine Hours). asking $100 or all three for $400. Toyota pickup; set of blue bucket Call 99223 AT. seats; alternator for Plymouth 6; Classified Ads 951144 two 10Y" x 12" propellers for John- Scenic Wanted son outboard; 3-speed transmission photographs of Gitmo in 24,000 BTU Fedders A/C, new motor, difftwood for Plymouth; 4 HP Wisconsin hori- frames will be for sale fan motor and compressor, $175; at Sunday's flea A Wonder horse. 8647 AT. zontal shaft engine; tennis racquet; market. 95349 AWE. 10,000 BTU A/C, $75; Stairway rug, 3 fishing poles w/reels. 97235 AT. $10; Pinto radiator. 90193 AT. Sansui QRX 9001 tuner amp, Single or double barrel carburetor, less than one year old, $400. to fit Chevrolet. Will buy or trade 24,000 BTU Whirlpool Midland 40-channel A/C & 10,000 90274 AWH. CB, LED channel with a four-barrel car. Sullivan, BTU Fedders A/C, both available readout; Super Pong 4 TV game; 8577 AT. Feb. 14; lady's bike w/child's seat Chilton's motorcycle repair manual; on back. 95580 AT. Twin bed complete, brand new mat- tropical fish tank stand for 20-gal. Chest of drawers for child's tress long tank; 2-5/16" room. and box spring. 96278 AT. bearing buddies 98150 AT. Two 14" tires in good condition, for boat trailer; baby crib mat- asking 20 ft. wooden dory w/fibergrass tress; Aurora road $20 for pair. Sullivan, race set. Need approximately 5 yards of hull, 35 951220 AWH. 8577 AT. hp Johnson motor, safety Naugahyde or other washable uphol- gear, plus extras. For the serious -stery material. 95349 AWH. fisherman or diver, $1000. 913225 Feinwerkbau Model 65 match ait pis- 18,000 BTU A/C, $150; 11,000 BTU or 913224 DWH, 97286 AWH. tol. 95384 DWH, 95446 AWH. Heating element for Mr. Coffee or A/C, $100, both in excellent condi- a coffee pot. 99173 AT, 8373 DTH. tion. 8650 AT. 9 x 12 multi-collored green shag Children's items, all in good condi- shag carpet. 9 x 12 apple green tion, include: stroller, elevator- File cabinets for office. 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C for parts, Call Jen- carpet. 96215 AT. ized feeding table (can be converted ny at 952249 best offer. 90203 DWH or 8431 AWH. AWH. into a baby bath), unbrellor, musi- Honda XR-75, like new; large Sears cal baby swing. 99219 AWH. Part time sales person 'Drapes; royal blue hall runner; for Encyclo- inflatable boat; boy's 24 in. pedia Britanica, to sell through Sears upright vacuum; Erueka canis- Spider bike in good condition; '64 Chevrolet 3/4-ton pickup truck, leads and Navy Exchange. Call Mr. ter vacuum cleaner; CB set w/ General Electric walkie talkies, 6-cyl, 4-speed transmission, excel- Shefski at antennas. Must sell. the BOQ or NEX. 97283 AT. $12; Crossman Model 766 American lent condition. Price negotiable. Classic; High powered .177 pallet 96164 AT. One gallon baby blue auto paint. 13,500 Sears Coldspot A/C, $125; BB pump rifle w/ammunition, $40. 8228 DWH, 99193 twin steel 72 tanks AWH. for extra long 952289 AT. '64 Ford Fairlane, 25p or best of- divers, needs hydto, checked this fer, can be seen at 427 4th St. June, make offer. 951280 AT. Lost '73 Kawasaki 90cc, best offer. Ask 96188 AT. Lambretta motor scooter, 150cc, for Bob H. at 95500 DWH. Instamatic 110 camera w/two sets of film A-one shape, $125. Halowell, 8734 '69 Simca 4-door, 4-speed manual at CPO Club Office. Return DH, 90285 AWH. '77 Honda motor scooter, 50cc, ex- transmission, body rough but in good film please, do not care about cam- cellent condition. Reason for sell- running condition, 38 mpg at last era. No questions asked. Contact ing: bought Dodge Charger 318, AM/FM radio, A/C; a car. $275 firm. Call check. 97144 DWH, 8138 AWH. DPC Nicdao at 8616 DWH or leave a 95500 DWE and ask message at 8278 GHB quarterdeck. 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C & 10,000 BTU for Tom Jones. Gibson A/C; both have new motors & 9 x 12 dark brown carpet and 9 x 12 are in excellent condition (Charger '63 Ford Falcon, good body, engine gold carpet, $50 each; 12 x 15 gold & A/C's available March 15); also needs a little work, for parts or carpet, $90; 11,000 BTU Whirlpool Services G.E. side-by-side refrigerator, take all. 8850 or 8489 DH, GHB A/C, $85; 6,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, Would like to babysit for working availale anytime. Prices negotiable. Rm. S-111 AWH, ask for Vic. $45; 5,000 Fedders A/C, $40; lawn 99131 AT. mower for parts, $10; Petri 7S 35mm mothers Monday through Friday, 13,600 BTU Gibson A/C, $150; 14,500 camera, $25. 97144 DWH, 8138 AWH. preferably boys. 96215 AT. Minibikes package deal; one regular BTU Whirlpool A/C, $160; U.S. Divers size trail bike and one mini size, 72 cu ft. aluminum tank w/back pack, Four sets of mag wheels, $300. All Give away and trail bike frames with tires. $130. 98131 AWH. in good condition. 8185 AT. Enough spare parts to make a third 2 female Gitmo Special dogs, spayed bike. Brand new carburator for '75 Chevy Monza, AM/FM/8-track 22,000 BTU A/C, $225; 8,000 BTU A/C, and have all shots, make excellent trail bike. Sell entire package stereo, good condition, price nego- $125. 90249 AT. Available at the watch dogs, may have one or both. for $150. Call 99223 AT. tiable. 95542 DWH. end of February. Gust be taken by Feb. 2. 95415 AT.