GAZETTE Relief Yesterday When the Nation's Air Traffic Controllers Called Off Guantanamo Bay, Cuba a Threatened Strike

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WASHINGTON (UPT)--Hundreds of trav- elers breathed a collective sigh of GAZETTE relief yesterday when the nation's air traffic controllers called off Guantanamo Bay, Cuba a threatened strike. The controllers' union and the government reached a tentative con- tract agreement just two hours before the strike \Volume 36 Number 170 Tuesday, June 23. 1981 was to begin. The walkout could have grounded half the nation's commercial flights.

WASHINGTON (AP)--The Supreme Court Reagan 'rather livid' over tax cut fight has upheld a lower court decision that makes former President Richard WASHINGTON (AP)--The tax Nixon liable for damages for illeg- cut fight Although the administration is By the end of the week the senators continues, ally tapping the telephone of and President Reagan is mildly opposed to the idea, the Se- are expected to pass the president's a former national security aide. described as "rather livid" about it. nate Finance Committee has voted to package of more than $39.5 billion But the ruling on the case Reagan wants to see legislation on make an addition to the tax package. in spending cuts. of Mor- his desk ton Halperin was reached on a tie before Congress takes its The panel yesterday approved a annual vote of four-to-four, which means break in August. proposal that would allow savers to But it won't affect other disputes. the chairman of the House Ways earn up to $1,000 in interest annual- Democrats, meanwhile, say they'll and Means Committee, Dan Rostenkow- ly without having to pay taxes on try to restore about $1 billion for TEL AVIV, Israel ski of Illinois, says work on the it. social programs. That would leave (UPI)--Israeli radio says Prime package might not be finished until spending within guidelines of the Minister Begin has The revealed that his the end of September. Senate, meanwhile, has begun budget outline Congress has approv- threat to attack And that, according to House Re- debate on the proposed 1982 budget. ed. Syrian missiles in Lebanon was a publican Leader Bob Michel has the ploy to divert attention from the president furious. Administration raid on Iraq's nuclear reactor. aides say Reagan might ask Congress The report indicates U.S. presi- to give up its vacation in order to Napa Valley fire burns on dential envoy Philip Habib may have get the tax cut enacted sooner. been rushing back and forth between Middle East capitals Rostenkowski says this is the larg- NAPA VALLEY, Calif. (UPI)--A huge blaze, which is being driven by to head off a conflict est tax bill in the country's his- brush fire in California's Napa Val- winds up to 50 miles per hour. that was never likely to tory, and that his panel would be a ly that has already devoured 39 happen. lot further along in its work if Rea- homes is threating several small So far, the famous vineyards and NEW YORK CITY gan had been willing to compromise towns today. wineries of the region haven't been (UPI)--Mark David Chap- on some issues. threatened by fire. man says God visited him in a New The big fire was caused by four York jail cell and told him to plead The congressman's comments came smaller blazes, believed set by ar- guilty to the fatal shooting of John yesterday at a meeting of business son, that converged late yesterday, An army of 600 firefighters is Lennon, and that's just what the leaders in Washington. Treasury searing through brush that was left chasing the inferno with 87 fire 26-year-old former mental patient Secretary Donald Regan also spoke, bone-dry by 100-degree weather. trucks and other equipment. Air did yesterday. Chaoman pleaded and criticized the committee's work tankers had- been grounded for guilty to second-degree murder and habits, accusing it of plodding Several firefighters and six civ- the night because of dense smoke could be sentenced to 20 years in along. ilians have been injured in the from the fires. jail. June marks training for Army Airborne detachment Story by JO1 Ron Rust 0 The C13 plane, camouflaged Assisting Captain Poole are Lt. in As local training continues, the gain practical experience in flying jungle green and brown, angles its Donald Hammock and Lt. Donald Jan- 313th MI detachment from Ft. Bragg tactical missions in a confined air approach towards Guantanamo Bay. ning. Fifty-two enlisted Army sold- will also be providing operational space. Awaiting at the edge of the open ers complete the detachment's pre- support to a four-aircraft detach- The 313th detachment will pre- flight door are U.S. Army Airborne sent training strength. ment from the 163rd Battalion from sent a "County Fair Demonstration,'{ paratroopers from Ft. Bragg, ready Ft. Hood, Texas. allowing the public to view ground for the command, "Go!" Distinctively dressed in their The 19-member Ft. Hood detachment, sensor radar and communication jungle fatigues and maroon berets, under the direction of Army Captain equipment during the Army's That scenario didn't take place the detachment's paratroopers are train- Lauran D. Paine, arrived Sinday, ing here. The demonstration on June 1st, when a detachment made not in Guantanamo Bay to practice will June 21, and will stay a week. be held at the Marine up of four companies from the 313th wargames or Corps parade plan any kind of de- The detachment's training will Military Intelligence Battalion of fensive ground site, Sunday, June 28, from counter-insurgency manue- entail aerial mapping, up-dating the 82rd Airborne Division, out of 10 a.m. until noon. vers. the Naval Base's mapping, as well as Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, landed (Continued on Page 4) at the McCalla airstrip, rather than What the paratroopers are doing parachute in. is utilizing the terrain in Guanta- According to Army Captain Grady namo Bay to test system capability (AT LEFT) Marine Sentry main- tains Poole, detachment commander, the organic to the battalion, using visual watch at Post 43, while ground logistics of doing such a jump of ground radar, unaccompanied sensors surveillance radar set-up this tye would have beendifficult, and other equipment, including ra- by the Army checks and as he put it, "Probably caused dio capability. for personnel at 1,500 meters a lot of people to wonder just what or vehicles at 3,000 meters. was going on. But, we would have The detachment will train the en- This unit can be man-carried enjoyed doing it, if we could." tire month of June, departing on and parachuted to site. What is going on is the simple June 30th for Ft. Bragg. fact that his detachment is perform- (BELOW) Army personnel ing its annual "live environment Yesterday, Lieutenant Colonel Jer- set-up radar unit for personnel de- training," in conjunction with the ry Campbell, commander for the 313th tection at 6,000 meters and ground defense force at Marine Bar- Military Intelligence Battalion, vehicles at 10,000 meters. racks, the Naval Base's N2 Office arrived in Guantanamo Bay to ascer- This unit takes three and the Naval Security Group. tain the training the detachment had people received to date. to assemble and needs a small Historically, the 82rd Airborne vehicle, such as a jeep. for Division, which includes the 313th transport. It can also be Battalion, made its reputation dur- dropped by parachute. ing WWII. Originally, the paratroop- (Photos by AN Lisa VerBrycke.) ers that made up the 82nd totalled 50 tough, eager-to-fight men. The group was first formed in 1940. By the peak of WWII, the paratroopers had increased to three or four active divisions. Since WWII, the paratroopers have seen limited combat. Portions of the 82nd have fought in Korea and Vietnam, and have helped stop the communist takeover of the Dominican Republic in 1965. The uniforms the paratroopers wear have changed over the years. The men and women are wearing maroon berets with their camouflage fatigues now, rather than the khaki and garrison caps previously worn. The 313th detachment arrives Yet, there is one thing you don't June 1st at the McCalla air- change about a paratrooper. He strip to begin training. feels that there are two kinds of (Photo by JOSN Shanda Barn- people, those that jump out of air- ett.) planes and the rest. Page 2 The Daily Gazette Tuesday, June 23, 1981 Special announcements THE COMO SANDWICH BAR will be TREASURE AND TRIVIA, located moved into the main dining room around the corner from the "avy community beginning on Monday, June 22. Exchange, will be holding a 50 Facilities will be available for bag sale beginning Tuesday, June those desiring to quench their 16 through Friday June 26. Only thirst during the noon meal. items in the front room will be included in the sale. Store THE WINE CELLAR will be closed hours are as usual, Tuesdays and -board Fridays 10 a.m. 1 p.m. In bulletin Saturday, July - 4 in observation of Community announcements. py4bersent to the Gazette Independance Day. addition, the stre will be oen office through Guar8 'Mail Stop #53 or hand carril on Saturday June 20 from 10 a.r to the Public Affairs Office in the.McCalla ; far RED CROSS will be holding a to 1 p.m. Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the multimedia first aid course June 27 previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. Class THE SE!CO'S HEREBY REOUFST that ments will be accepted any time. A counraments limited to eight students. For CPO's, for their own good, will be published at least once a week at the dis- more information call 8676 or the ensure that corpsmen and full cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Act:v' ies 95434 DWH or 8537 AWH. that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex medical facilities are available and color or national origin will not be accepted. THE EAGLE-ETTES ARE AIR-BORNE AND during and after the upcoming The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- FLYING HIGH. Because of your game. Also it would behoove them it all submissions. (AT-any time, AWH-after ;,week- enthusiastic support, it is with to make sure that their (the CPO's) life, health and accident insurance In hours DWH-during working hours). great pleasure that we announce the beginning of registration for the policies are paid up. The game will Guantanamo Bay Eagle-ette program. be played at # 1 Cooper Field at Registration forms, a schedule 7:30 on July 1. Barrel Club reservations of events and all necessary forms for the Eagle-ettes may be picked up The Barrel Club is available Hours of operation at the Company L Administration Special Services office, Building for use by groups or individuals Persons responsible,, M-207 during working hours, Monday through for private parties or fund raising with phone number. Friday, starting June 17. We ask SPECIAL SERVICES has received a functions. These instructions should b. A $50 Clean-up Fee will be that you please complete new supply of 1981 Walt Disney be followed to reserve the Barrel deposited with the Windjammer Club these forms and return Magic Kingdom Club Membership Club: management when the keys are picked them and your $20 registration fee to the Company ., office no Guides. This information can be up. obtained by stopping by Special 1. CATERED PARTIES later than June 26, at 4:30 p.m., c. Keys must be returned to the Services between 8 a.m. and 4 ,.m. a. Must be COMO, CPO, or EMO as this is the registration dead- Windjammer Club management by 11 Membership cards are available catered. a.m. the following day of the party. line. The program will be limited to 40 young ladies, free of charge. For further infor- b. Contact particular club manage- Clean-up must be accomplished by so applicants will be taken on a first-come, first mation call 951160. ment, they will handle particulars. this time. -serve basis. We are looking forwaai d. Failure to return keys or pro- to a great program this year, and SPECIAL SERVICES will offer for 2. UNCATERED PARTIES perly clean the Barrel Club can sale to the highest bidder by for use of the will be glad to assist you in any A. Written request sealed bid procedure fourteen (14) submitted at least 10 result in loss of deposit. way we can during our registration Barrel Club guns. The guns may be inspected days prior to date of use: e. As per instructions, the Bar- period. For more information call rel Club must be secured by 1 a.m+. 90102 or 95352. and bids presented by coming to on the night of the function. Special Services Monday through To: Comptroller Department 3. Anyone having further questions Friday, between the hours of S a.m. Guard mail Stop 12. please call 8733 between 8 a.m. - to 4 p.m. Bids will be accepted ATTENTION at 9 a.m. and will close at 4 p.m. (1) Specify: Type of party noon. THE ROAD IN FRONT OF GOLD HILL on June 30. The bids will be open- BARRACKS will be closed Wednesday ed at 9 a.m. July 1. The successful Exchange Notes and Thursday because of sewer line bidder will have three (3) days repairs. No through fraffic will in which to pay for the gun. Guns THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE BARBER THE NAVY EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES that be permitted. Alternate access must be registered at the Armory SHOP is having a special discount on as of June 15, only one check per to Gold Hill Barracks can be within 48 hours after being bought. frosting,. streaking or tipping fox: patron: per visit will be cashed by obtained by using Central Magazine The guns will be sold as is and all one week only, until June 20. Call the NEX chashier. Persons having Road adjacent to Cooper Field. sales will be final Carol Gray for an appointment at more than one check to be cashed are 95367. urged to utilize local banking Save electricity facilities. All patrons are remind- TO REQUESTS FROM OUR Educational Notes IN RESPONSE ed that the primary responsibility SEABEE customers, the Navy Exchange of the NEX cashier is to provide PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: of inquired as to the availability change for NEX retail outlets and Old Dominion University is seeking shirts and Seabee green short-sleeve that check cashing is accomplished instructors for the 1981/82 short trousers. The Retail Clothing only as long as funds permit. academic year. If you have a Sales Officer at Port Hueneme ad- Master's degree or higher, and are vised the exchange that neither interested in teaching two evenings item is available in Supply PERSONAL COPIES OF EXCHANGE per week for eight week terms, System and that patrons should be CATALOG 81 NO LONGER AVAILABLE please call Mrs. Kelley at 8307 advised to utilized the local Exchange customers who requested a DWH or 952250 AWN for information tailor to modify the long uniform. personal copy of Exchange Catalog on how to apply. (During July Harry Hong Kong Tailor Shop, located 81 by letter or by checking the square Call Mrs. Miller at 96232 AWH.) in the front of the Main Store, on their catalog order will have to We badly need English, Spanish, will make the necessary modifica- use someone else's book for a little havae a cand'h4A/ education and NAUI-certified SCUBA tions to your uniforms. while. instructors, but are always inter- Catalog officials here announced ested in other fields as well. The THE NAVY EXCHANGE proudly that supplies of the 81 catalog Blue Caribe salary is good, classes are small, announces the arrival of Fashion have recently been exhausted and we are easy to work for, so give us Fair make-up and skin care pro- Exchange Catalog 82 isn't scheduled BLUE CARIBE SPECIAL OF T"E MONTH: a call! ducts in a beautiful array of to distributed until late summer. fresh new shades. A total of 650,000 copies of the Tuesday, June 23 "OPEN MENU" ODU AND FJC students please note: 784-page Exchange Catalog 81 were Thursday, June 25 "Italian Night" From June 22 to July 31, the Old LOOKING FOR SOM* NEW ENTERTAIN- printed for use by authorized Italian spaghetti w/meatballs/pizza/ Dominion University and Florida MENT equipment? Well, boogie on customers overseas officials said. garlic bread/salad bar/coffee or Junior College side of the college down to the NEX Sound Scene where All overseas customer service iced tea. All you can eat. will be covered on Tuesdays and they have just received a shipment counters and ships stores still $4.95 Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. only. Call Jo Miller at 8307/ of Japanese stereo equipment, have copies for in-store use, but which is offered at prices lower personal take-home copies are no 8748 with any questions during than stateside Exchanges. Visit longer available they said. that time. them today and put some music in Customers may continue to order Club Activities your life. out of the Exchange Catalog 81 until DO YOU NEED HELP COPING with some- FLORIDA JUNIOR COLLEGE is ready to full worldwide distribution of start its first no-cost, no-credit Exchange Catalog 82 is completed. one elses drinking? Help is available. AL-ANON is here to help you English class for active duty help yourself. AL-ANON meetings Navy personnel. The class will be EFFECTIVE JUNE 23, all American are every Tuesday from 7 - 8 p.m. taught Tuesday, Thursday and brands of cigarettes will be and Fridays from 11:30 - 12:30 p.m. Saturday afternoons for eight weeks. GAZETTE sold at fifty cents through the in the white hut #2A East Bargo. All supplies are provided to the Navy Exchange. Jamaican brands and For more information, call Dot at student free of charge. Take cigarettes sold by the carton will 951172, Barbara 96211 or Diane at advantage of this super offer to Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, remain at the present selling price. 99205 AT. get you ready for college courses, for exams, and to improve your on- Commander, U.S. Naval Base JOHNNY GREENE SHOW BAND the-job performance. Call Mary Kelley or Jo Miller at 8307/8748 at the COMO Club for more information. Why not do it today?

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Sergeant Maria De Los Angeles been doing so since her arrival Carrion in the 4th of July. in July 1980. Queen Candidate for the Marines Maria is a graduate of Roose- of Guantanamo Bay. velt High School, Bronx, N. Y. Maria is 22 years old and was and her hobbies include: police born in New York City, N. Y. work, reading, and active partic- Matia is currently working ipation in local community with Company "L"/NSGA an,' has activitties.

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The CORONATION DANCE will be held QUEEN'S DAY IN THE PARK. Comb on on Friday, July 3 from 8 to 1 a.m. out and see your favorite queen These three and four year old children recently completed classes at in McCalla Hanger. Music to dance candidate "do her thing" at Phillips the Base Nursery School. Classes will resume on September 1st. To regis- by will be provided by the Johnny Park on Saturday, June 27 from ter your child for fall please contact Mary Kay Burns at 952248. Mrs. Greene Show Band. Cash Bars will noon til 5:30 p.m. Koose's class is pictured here. Back row: Shanna Washington, Janet Rich, be set up. Sorry, but Cable beach is closed Cheri Frank; Middle Row: Joe Joe Daughety, Derek Watson, Chad Roberts, Tickets are now available from that day. Elizabeth Holy, Billy Swands, Kit Carter, Sam Hill, Jeremy O'Neal; Front all the Queen Candidates and the There is a $2 admission fee, with Row: Dondi Wiggins, Danny Karpin, Christopher McGrath, Mikey Nichols, following committee members: children under 12 free. Bring your Amy Baxter, Danny Wendorff, Skip Lovick, and Celeste Whittlesey. Ensign Sharon Ponzer, 8502 lawn chairs - sit back and enjoy (Official Navy Photo). Captain Mack Kelly, 95415 an afternoon of fun and frolic. Captain John Kovacevich, 951213 WO Scotty Gainne, 952278 Harry Chamberlain, 8442 Local job market review WO Jim Cox, 95321 ATTENTION ALL BOXERS. The annual Cash door prizes will be awarded 4th of July "Maulers Of The Midway" Boxing Competition is coming soon. Applications should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Personnel during the evening after the If you are interested in fighting Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have coronation. Must be present to in this annual extravaganza, please filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the win. contact Mr. Kennedy at Base Special position is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies Services at 951160/95448 DWH may be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by The Hospital Candidate, Karen reviewing Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. Kostantinos, is sponsoring a Q1ThiN1TAuUL1iN n T une.-L)q rrom. SILENT AUCTION on June 25 from ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATTE COMMAND 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The auction will take place in front of the ONCE' AGAIN, THE GTO BAY- YACHT Club is sponsoring the Short Ship's Articles donated by 895-81-B Bartender, NA-7405-03 INT 30 JUNE 81 EMCLUB NAS Hospital. Review. If it floats, we want you I EELLR the Hospital staff include a 893-81-B Food Service Worker, LWG-7408-02 30 JUNE 81 U'I ULUn at I stereo console and a black and there. Round up will begin white tv. If you have any ques- 12:30.p.m., Sunday, June 27, across. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: tions contact Mike Hanika at from the Special Services/Yacht 8843 DWH. Club Marina, The review will begin 506-80 Security Guard, PS-085-02 INT CLUBS at 1 p.m., heading west towards 746-81 Clerk-Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 During QUEEN' S DAY IN THE PARK Fisherman's Point, where Captain . 747-81 Waiter/Waitress, NA/LWG-7420-03 INT CLUBS the hospital Candidate, Karen Fitzgerald will review GTMO's 748-81 Bartender, NA/LWG-7405-03 INT CLUBS Konstantinos, will be selling water fleet. For more information, 749-81 Cook, NA/LWG-7404-05 INT CLUBS home-style bread, starfish, beer call Larry Rufty at 8360 (DWH)/ 750-81 Food Service Worker, NA/LWG-7408-02 TNT CLUBS and soda. 90255 (AWM.). Reasons why fasting brings positive feelings

by JOSN Shanda Barnett

Among many people who fast for ing my friends." positive about what you're doing." fast on Fridays, so that day does various reasons, Tiffany said her friends always Tiffany Williams, She added only if you know your not count when I'm fasting. forget that she is fasting and they of Atlanta, Ga., said, "when some body, how it reacts in certain will offer her food. She has to people hear about a person who is situations, such as when it doesn't "A tasting period we 'Muslims remind them by saying "I'm fasting, exercise is called Ramadan, which not going to eat for a few days, get any food or solid foods should remember?" And her friends don't try through weeks, or as long as a month, they you try to fast for a long period is celebrated July 3rd her to eat because she said is a usually say 'but you may get sick to force of time. July 31st of 1981. This by not eating, or even die." they understand her reasons for fast- great opportunity fora person to First if you would like to fast, Tiffany fasts often and enjoys ing. try, to see if they can bear with you should do it for one day and fasting, she said. She explains "After I have eaten for about a it. see how you feel. And you can the reasons why she month or two, I feel as though my fasts and what also fast for only half of the day kind of positive feelings she gets system needs to be ridded of the at a time, if a whole day is too poisons which are still inside, so "This exercise is done for when she fasts. long. "People always ask me why I am I plan carefully the time I am going several reasons, two of which I fasting, and how is it that I don't to start fasting." will explain. First, because it is "My main reason for fasting is get hungry? Doctors tell me I'm a person doesn't think about ridding the body of its poisons, t'If because it makes me feel much crazy sometimes to fast for long food at all, they will never even and second, because of the important better inside and out than I usually periods when it is not really neces- notice that they have not had any. concern of the people in other feel. It seems as if I can tolerate sary. And when you keep yourself busy, your places around the world who have more from myself as well as others. ."ButI say it's my body, and it mind is on what your'e doing so you little or no food to eat. s trained to accept what I feed it won't have time to think about food. "I feel stronger and closer to and what I do not feed it, just as "And for those people who say I myself after fasting. And I am "Anyone can join in during this most people's bodies are trained to may get sick, or die from not eat- able to deal with everyday life period, you don't have to be a accept food when they feed it at ing, I ask what about people in a little bit better without being Muslim to do this. From July 3rd certain times of the day." places where they have no food? angry," she said. to July 31st, a person does not She said her regular check-ups They survive much longer than a eat after the sun rises. When prove her to be just as healthy as week and even months." Just as people set an every day the sun sets, that is the time one schedule in their mind to eat, "I those who eat meals three times a All Tiffany is really doing is can eat, until the sun rises again. and body by setting day. And as a matter of fact, she taking extra time to rid her system control my mind And if you are married, no sexual upt to eat. If added, "I feel even better than I of poisons and unnecessary fats and another schedule intercourse should take place normally do when I don't fast." solids, she added. "I take a small a person sets a-regular time for during sunrise and sunset." The reasons she fasts are to amount of ginseng, which may be himself to eat, they prepare their stomach to digest the food clean her system of poisons in the used to clean out ones system." This is an easy fast because body and in observance of the people Ginseng and ginseng roots are also. you only fast from sunrise to "And if they set a time period in the world who don't have food to used by the Chinese as medicines sunset, and you still2are able to the stomach would not be digesting eat as we do. for their culture, Tiffany explained. eat after sunset. "I keep a record of the time I She said if a person eats meats, any food, they would'nt even get and end my fast and of the hungry at that time they've set." begin fasting several days would be ideal "Why don't you try this? All liquids I consume during my fast." for them because it takes a meat- She admits the first day of you have to do is remember from She said she drinks liquids to keep eater several days longer than it fasting can be the hardest day July 3rd - July 31st, sunrise to her stomach coated, but her main does a vegetarian to rid the system since your system may be set sunset you don't eat, but you can idea when fasting is not to consume of wastes. on a regular schedule, but after drink water, all you'd like. any solid foods. Tiffany also explained that to you make it past the first day, "I have very positive feelings "When I'm fasting, I continue fast it has to be totally up to the she said, it's all down hill. that you will feel much better with my daily schedule which is individual. No one can force any- "My sister started my fasting. about yourself and the reason you going to school, doing my normal one else or themselves to fast. Since we are Muslims, we can't are doing it." exercises, studying, and entertain- "You have to want to do it and feel Po ,e q The Daily Gazette Tuesday, June 23, 1981 Tennis DIVERS CORNER History of Diving (Part II) (AP)--The women make their first appearance at this year's Wimbledon by Joe Peek Tennis Championships today, with neers come up with the first "clos- Naval Station Dive Locker An English physiologist, J.S. Hal- top-seeded Chris ed" diving dress and helmet. Evert Lloyd facing dane, during 1905-1907, solved the Australian Chris O'Neill in Last week we covered the early It was during this period the fea- of time problem of carbon dioxide build-up ture match. stages of diving up to the diving while Colonel Pasley was attempting by establishing a standard flow Yesterday, top-seeded Bjorn bell. to raise the HMS George (a sunken Borg rate of 1.5 cubic feet per minute did it quietly. John McEnroe did In 1775, John Lethbridge develop- warship) that a strange malady it for proper ventilation of the diver. noisily. But both got the same re- ed the first man-made completely (mistaken by Pasley to be rheuma- He also composed a set of diving sult, they advanced to the 2nd round. enclosed diving dress. It was lit- tism) struck all the divers on that tables, which have been improved Borg won his 36th straight match erally a leather barrel apparatus job. His divers had been subjected upon, over the years. with a 7-6, 6-3, 6-1 win over Peter with holes cut and made with water to seven hours a day diving of to Soon, divers were reaching depths Rennert. tight sleeves for the arms. The the depth of 60 feet. that nitrogen narcosis became a pro- But McEnroe made a lot of noise maximum operating depth was 72 feet. The French invention, the "Cas- blem. In 1920, the cause of effects before putting away Tim Gullikson Until the 19th century, a work sion," utilized to maintain pres- of this problem was found. 7-6, 7-5, 6-3. McEnroe was assess- pump had not been invented. With sure in tunnels, brought about In Part III next week, we will ed two penalty points during the the invention of the manually-oper- this same malady which they called enter into the development of the third set, one for disputing a line ated air pump, the diving field "Cassion Disease," or as it was to "free" diver (a diver, un-encumber- call and the second after calling an grew. be called later, "The Bends." ed by a air hose to the surface). official, "an incompetent fool." Salvaging of valuable items from In 1878, a French physiologist, sunken vessels included guns, an- Paul Bert found the cause of "the chors, cargo, and (of course) sunk- bends." The Race results from the NAVY 8502 after 1 p.m. all this week, en treasure, accelerated the demand In 1893, the first successful use RELIEF Run have been officially ask for Ensign Ponzer, and receive for and supply of a more practical of the Recompression Chamber was on tabulated and ranked. You may call your running time. diving dress. the Hudson River for work being ac- Augustus Siebe, John and Charles complished in the tunnel being built Deane and some British Roav1 Engi- there. Field Day is fun for all

E s Note: If Page 4's photograph confused you yesterday, hopefully today's story on the elementary school's Tield Day will be enjoved. I personally regret any confusion caused. Classified advertisementsclassifieds may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30-a.m., to.4:30 p.m., Momlay by Iver Heinrich Plans are already underway for the through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication issnooi next Field Day during early Spring, the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published not Running, pulling, jumping, 1982. These Field Days are becoming more than twice dodg- weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is ing increasingly prohibited although announcements concerning available services will be and all sorts of physical ativ- more popular in the permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for businesses or services ities were part of Field Day held DODDS system as a method of having requiring command approval may. be required to provide proof of. a letter at W.T. Sampson Elementary School ALL children work together and at of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, on Monday, June 8. the same time to compete against one color, or national origin will.not be accepted. The Public -Affairs Staff reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT=Anytime/ another in friendly, exhilarating PWR=During Working Hours/AWH=After.Working Hours). physical activity. The staff and parents of the stu- The staff of W.T. Sampson Elemen- dents helped guide the competitors tarvSchool would like to thank the grades For sale GE Refrigerator, white, excellent of 1 through 6 in a multitude parents and friends of education who condition, $125; GE Electric Range, of physical games and sports compet- showed up to donate their time to as- white, $100; bicycle built-for-two, itions. sist us with our day. '70 Chevy Nova Gitmo Special, six $60; Toastmaster convection-oven, After the last speck of dust had We did not have a concerted effort cylinder auto, good tires and runs new, $100. Call 92277 AWH. settled and the final event conclud- to request your help but you did it well, $500. Also, good, quiet run- ed nearly everyone agreed that--"We on your own. It was appreciated. ning refrigerator $100. Call 8204 Barrel boat, 35 x 15, 20 heavy duty should do this again. WHEN IT'S Thank you all! We'll see you again AWH. barrels mounted on a strong frame, COOLER" next year. good decking with enclosed shed, One Fender Music Mastd'base guit- $200 or best offer. Can be seen at ar, in excellent condition. Very tinued from page 1) Marine Barracks Boat Shed, Slip 3B, Training. (Con limited use, comes with heavy-duty 951280 AT. carrying case, with strap and cord. Even though the paratroopers could so indicated that esprit de corps Also has several picks. Asking '70 Plymouth, engine recently over- not jump, thus introducing them- does exist between all servicemen $350 firm. Call Bill DWH at bauled and new paint job done. Runs selves to Guantanamo Bay, 10 men, willing to work together as para- 95469. perfect. Call McKenzie 951117. selected from the 313th will do so troopers, Seabees, sailors and later this month. Upon the detach- Marines. New ballet shoes, size 11 1/2 girl's never worn, pink color purchased Services at Sears, $12- price negotiable. Willing to house sit during the Call 97151 AT. summer. Contact Kathy at 95500 DWH. ment's return home, the paratroopers GE freezer, upright, good condition, will jump from the C141 directly $100; Fedders 12,000 BTU A/C, Missing over Ft. Bragg's Sicily drop zone. excellent condition, $150. 8255 AWl Man's Waltham Electric-Day calendar Naturally, the men and women of AWH. watch. Black velcro wrist strap; the detachment are looking forward gold ring around brown tinted inner- to returning to Ft. Bragg, but they Japanese Chin - puppy, two-months- face. Lost Memorial Day, Cabana#19, are extremely pleased with the hos- old, registered. Call 8370 DWH, Windmill Beach. Reward offered. Call pitality extended to them during $200. 90104 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. their stay in Guantamano Bay. Captain Poole stated, "The profes- Black Pierre Cardin wallet contain- sionalism of all the people here at '60 Rambler station wagon, 6 cyl. the Naval Base has been extremely auto, transmission, runs real ing money, pictures, ID, license, thorough, with everyone being very strong, 4 good tires and spare, etc. lost at Carribean Arts and Crafts Wednesday evening. Please, helpful. This training has been will pass safety inspection just more than meaningful for our sold- way she sits, $450. Available if anyone knows anything about it, the iers." July 2. Call 97195 AT. no questions asked, you can keep the money and a reward is offered, Staff Sergeant Randall Mitchell I need everything else in the and Specialist 4th Class Charles '67 Dodge Coronet, good running wallet. Any information call Kerr totally agree with their de- condition. Contact 90120 AWH and 8502/8819 DWH or 95315 AWH ask tachment commander's comments. 913245 DWH. for Shanda Barnett, H311 Gold Hill The soldiers explained that two Barracks. Seabees completely rewired and set- 20,000 BTU Fedders A/C, fan motor up a generator to make the detach- works, asking $20. Call 99187 AWH. ment's radio, telephone and tele- Set of at least five keys on type command center operational. Lawnmower, $20, wheel barrow, $5. silver ring and clip. Last seen The center is the detachment's di- 951045 AT. at Windjammer pool, if found call rect link to its parent command, 8190/90113 DWH. Ft. Bragg. '65 Mercury, PS, AT, AM/FM radio, Both soldiers praised the Navy new starter and tires, good reliable men's professional contributions; transportation. Available Give Away which, despite the bravado each immediately, $500. 951045 AT. Female GTMO sheperd 8 months old, service branch openly displays, al- good with children. We have full ti Bicycle rack, like new, $7; lawn house, must get rid of dog. Call mowers - push, excellent condition, 90164 AT. 1- $30; - electric, $5, needs repairs; DAILY ENERGY USAGE bowling ball (11-12 lb.), $7; Ten week old female Persian-calico WATER encyclopedia Britainica, atlas kitten. Leaving GTMO soon. Comes 12 year books through '71, $25: with free accessories. Chll 1, 201, 000 Gallons patterns, l0 each; games. 8601 AT. ConSmptiOn: 95486 AT. D<0 Barrel boat 007, out of harbor Target: 1,000,000 Gallons certified, 2 engines, new barrels Wanted Feb. '80, 12'x37', partial list of Someone who has the techniques of extras: gas tanks, AM radio, life grooming dogs. Please call 8615/ vests, regulation navigation lights, 8209 DWH or 99255 AWH. ELECTRICITY head, sun deck, shed, swimming Consumption: 284, 500 10KH ladder, 8' dinghy, new marine I would like to purchase 9x12 rugs battery. See at NAVSTA Boat Shed in good condition, colors preferred Target: 271,900 KWH across from Base Police, $2,222. are brown, gold and light blue. t Phone 8220 DWH/8784 AWH. Call 951091 AT.