Tomorrow's flight Water Usage C-9 Willow Grove, Pa. ------8:00 a.m. Thursday, August 30 NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:50 a.m. 9:35 a.m. Usable storage: 11.73 MIL - 84% Guantanamo Bay 12:45 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Roosevelt Roads 3:10 p.m. 3:55 p.m. Goal: 850 K NAS Norfolk, Va. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Consumption: 890 K Willow Grove, Pa. 8:55 p.m. See page 3 Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 172 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, August 31, 1990 President Bush calls on nations to pay for Mideast operation AP-PresidentBush says anew Korea as nations he'd ask to contrib- lays in the departure of American are expected to repeat their con- world order could emerge from the ute. women and children held in Iraq. demnations of the Iraqi invasion of Middle East crisis. And he's calling Britain says Iraq is arranging to Spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler Kuwait during their meeting in on the worlds' wealthiest nations to evacuate some British women and says Iraqi authorities are insisting Cairo. help the U.S. establish that order. children from Bagdad. The British the Americans write letters stating In a statement today, the League At a White House news confer- Foreign office says some will be their intentions to leave, have those asked any members with peace ini- East Berlin - The treaty that will lay ence today, the president said he'd flown out of Bagdad on Iraqi Air- letters translated into Arabic, and tiatives to propose them, but stressed the legal groundwork for Germany's ask other nations to help pick up the ways, and others on the British prove they've paid Iraqi taxes. any solutions must include an Iraqi unification is to be signed today in East tab for America's $1 billion a Virgin Atlantic Airways. British Members of the Iraqi League withdrawal from Kuwait. Berlin. The road to an agreement was month military operation in the Airways also says it's ready to help. indanger of being blocked by an abor- Persian Gulf. No movement on getting Ameri- (( tion rights dispute. But, the treaty was Bush singled out Japan, West cans out of Iraq. Though, the State salvaged last night by compromising Germany, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Department is condemning what it Now, who's surprised ? on East and West German differences over abortions. The United Arab Emirates and South calls inhumane and disgraceful de-

North/South Korea - Officialshave Photo by P01 EDWARD finally set a date for historic talks CASTLEN between leaders of North and South Lt. Cmdr. Overstreet hospitalized Korea. North Korea's prime minister inquire about Paula's condition and a group of officials are scheduled Many Naval Base residents to cross the border into the south. The are aware that Lt. Cmdr. Paula and to express their wishes for a Petty Officer 3rd Class negotiations to be held are aimed at Overstreet, a nurse practitioner at rapid recovery. Shawn Williams received a easing more than four decades of hos- the Naval Hospital was evacuated Our thoughts and prayers are surprise Navy Achievement tilities between the two countries. to Jackson Memorial Hospital in with Paula and her family, and we Medal from the Commander Miami. hope to see them all reunited in of the Naval Base Capt. South Africa - South African Secu- Her condition as of this morn- health and happiness very soon. William McCamy. The cap- rity Forces were deployed to a black ing is still critical, but she is re- Get well wishes (cards only) tain made a surprise visit to after whiteauthorities cut off township sponding to treatment and she has can be sent to Paula at the follow- Williams' workspace the community water, sewage and on improve- electricity. Officials say they took the shown definite signs of ing address: Thursday Aug. 23, and re- action after residents of the township ment. ceived a handful of grease in boycotted payment for 'he services. The Naval Hosptial staff wish Jackson Memorial Hospital exchange. to thank themany Gitmoresidents 1700 N.W. 10th Avenue Mexico - U.S. officials say Mexico who have called or stopped by to Miami, Fla. 33136 wants the United States to open nego- tiations soon on a free trade agreement. [i The officials say negotiations might take up to five years. Mexico is the Hirko wins Sergeant Major Bertha Peters Award in Washington D.C. United States third-largesttrading part- ner. President Bush and Mexican lillililli I r- regular Marine Corps in 1948. As a direct result of her long President Carlos Salinas De Gortari Hirko received the award be- hours, forceful, encouraging attitude already have agreed on negotiations cause of her distinguished career. and remarkable leadership skills, no beginning next year. "I received it for my contribu- Marine has transferred from Guan- tions to a support battalion in the tanamoBay an unqualified swimmer ground defense security," said since last year. Hirko. Hirko actively participates on She joined her Guantanamo the Barracks Athletic Teams, com- USA command about a year ago, and munity body building contest and charged into her new assignment Triathlon events. News with enthusiasm and vigor. As a result, she received the Hirko consistently meets every Rozier Award for the most outstand- challenge well beyond the call of ing athlete in Marine Barracks. - A court-martial North Carolina duty. She also shows a general con- Hirko said she wasn't expecting jury at Fort Bragg, N.C., is expected to begin deliberations today in the case of cern forevery Marine assigned to her to receive the award. "I was just a sergeant charged with murdering a unit. Hirko has proved this both on doing my everyday job," she said. civilian during the U.S. invasion of duty and during her off time. "I'll continue to strive like Ihave and Panama. The defense for Master Sgt. Sgt. Monique Hirko, recipient of the Sergeant Major Bertha Peters During Marine Barracks condi- I won't let up." Roberto Bryan ended its case yester- Award, proudly displays her symbol of a distinguished career. tioning hikes, Hirko assisted other However, she added, "I don't day. A Panamanian civilian testified Marines. think I could work any harder. I feel the man Bryan shot apparently was Hirko, because of what the award She volunteered to carry a 30- like I give 100 percent to everything goingto throw a grenade. Bryan faces a By J03 LISA PETRILLO means. pound base plate, or weapon stand. I do." possible life sentence if convicted. 'M'so rrr wau--~ gss The Peters award recognizes During unit runs she often carries the Lt. Gen. Ernest Cook Jr., Com- Gitmoite Sgt. Monique Hirko, enlisted female Marines who make a flag and leads the formation. manding General, Marine Corps Florida - Funeral services are being UnitDiary Chief atMarine Barracks/ significant difference to increase held today for victims of the college Additionally, Hirko is one of two Combat Development Command, student killings that have put Ground Defense/Security Force combat readiness. Water Safety Survival Instructors Quantico, Va., presented Hirko with Gainesville, Fla., on edge. More than Admin, received the Sergeant Major Peters was the first female ser- (WSSI) assigned to the Barracks. In the symbol of her hard work on be- 600 law enforcement officers are still Bertha Peters Award in Washington geant major of the Woman Marines. this capacity, and in addition to her half of the Marine Corps League. searching for a suspect in the deaths. D.C., Aug. 21. In her distinguished career, she regular duties, she ensures all Bar- The League is an organization Authorities have been questioning Hirko was the first recipient of achieved many firsts, including racks Marines are at least Third Class supported by woman Marines and possible suspects, but say they don't the award. "I feel honored," said i being the first woman sworn in the Swimmer qualified. Marines on active duty. expecttomake an arrest anytime soon. Naval Base Security's McGruff coloring contest was a success for all ages Illinois - A mobile kitchen setup by a church group to help tornado victims 11, Angela Smith 7 to 9 and Joshua Phoenix Cable, the Mall and Secu- exploded in Crest Hill, Ill., yesterday. By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN Barker 5 to 7 year olds. rity and the deadline for entries was Fourpeople wereinjured, including the Each of the contestants won a Aug. 1. driver of the kitchen truck who was Naval Base Security Department "National Night Out" T-shirt from Criminal Investigator Glenn burned critically. A pr 'ane tank ex- sponsored a McGruff "Take a bite base security. Rogers said McGruff and National ploded and set the kitchen on fire. out of crime" coloring contest for National Night Out, sponsored Night Out was a success. "Even children ages 5 to 11 years old. by individual states for citizens to though we have a low crime rate in U.S. - Some of the families that usu- Children participated from the meet their local police law enforce- Guantanamo Bay, residents can still ally gas up and go on Labor Day weekend may end up staying close to Child Development Center , Lee- ment officials. get ripped off. home instead. Its estimated 25.5 mil- ward and W.T. Sampson Windward. On this night residents walk in "If you see something suspi- lion people usually travel during the Overall, 50 children in Guantanamo high crime areas to let criminals cious, contact security," Rogers holiday weekend, which also is the Bay entered the contest. know crime's not allowed. said. "We're working on plans now most expensive weekend to fill up the The contest winners received The McGruff character is a dog to make next years National Night gas tank. The American Automobile their awards Wednesday Aug. 29 at criminal investigator and he's Out a better success." Association says those factors, coupled 11:30 a.m., at W.T. Sampson Ele- known by his familiar saying, "Take For more information on upcom- with already rising prices because of mentary School . a bite out of crime." ing McGruff events or next year's the Persian Gulf oil crisis, will mean a Investigator Glenn Rogers There was a winner for each Children had three weeks to National Night Out, contact Glenn two percentdecline in car, air, train and models Gitmo's National Night bus travel from last year. individual age group. Bryan Grant color their pictures of McGruff Rogers at base investigations at Out T-shirt sponsored by N- J won the coloring contest for the 9 to which were available atMcDonalds, 4168. Base Security Department. PAGE 2, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 , 1990, GUANTANAMo DAILY GAZETTE Captain's Log . Some odds of this .some ends of that It was 11 p.m. when Liam Kite Gitmo CHIEF STAFF OFFICER replenish our stores before the long started playing music all through the BUDGET. We've been advised that holiday weekend. night. next years' budget is cut by 18 per- - ADOPT-A-PLOT. We still Actually, that's the hymn he was Gab cent. This is areduction of more than have a few places remaining around playing, "All Through the Night." $6 million and will impact us in the base. Call LT Vic Takach at4405 PartyTime-lIt's aLabor Day But the 25-year-old optician in the equipment and supplies. for more information. Spectacular at Phillips Park from Skegness, England, area was trying to - FLIGHTS. We are still await- MARINES. 34 members of the noon to 7 p.m. tomorrow. There'll get into the Guinness Book of World be roller skating, pony rides, games, ing final approval of flights between Jamaican Defense Force will be Records for the longest single French a horseshoe tournament, tug-of- Guantanamo Bay and Fort Lauder- aboard Sept. 9 for training exercises. horn performance. war, mud volleyball, and all the dale International Airport. The carri- COMPTROLLER BUDGET After playing pretty much And what do you call the result? food and beverages you could want. ers involved are Fandango Air and CUT Fixed costs include contracts Bus will run constantly from the straight through until seven o'clock Does someone wind up adulterated? Tropic Air. The small planes may be and utilities. That means when we Navy Exchange Mail parking lot to the next morning, he had reached, The commission would put an able to handle up to 36 passengers per take an 18 percent cut next year, a Phillips Park. It's Labor Day fun and "Praise, My Soul", "The King of end to these issues, by just leaving week on daily flights - Mon. to Fri. large part of the budget will already excitement for the whole family . buthehadnotconverted the adultery for consenting adults. More on this later. be committed. Some funded pro- Heaven", you don't want to miss it! neighbors. One called the police, who - CLEANLINESS. Keeping the grams may be cut as much as 30to40 on. You know about stamp collectors Grand Openings - There are base clean is a top priority. This percent. Hardest hit will be travel and told him to move a and coin collectors. three grand openings on Labor Day. Labor Day weekend should test our supplies. Under the rules, he was allowed David Cooke and his co-workers The first is at 10 a.m. as Gitmo's resolve to eliminate litter. NAVY EXCHANGE The Navy five-minute break, so he took it, and of an are solar collectors. And they claim to Child Development Center makes - INSPECTIONS. Department Resale Activity Advisory Board at started playing in the toilet amusement arcade. There he was in have one of the greatest solar collec- its grand debut after two years in re- Heads are required to inspect quarters 1:30 p.m., on Wed., Sep. 5. in the construction. At 3 p.m., the scene the cubicle, attended with his official tions going. of unaccompanied junior military Naval Base Conference Room, Ad- shiftto the Naval Air Station and it's timekeeper, two official witnesses, Actually, it's theirdevice that's a personnel on a monthly basis. min Bldg. solar collector, they say they have a party time at the newly renovated and the person watching his spare "Clipper Club. There'll be food, - POST OFFICE. We plan on OPERATIONS. DEFEX 90 is contraption that concentrates sun- horns. The bathroom break bought fun, excitement, and music by the 4 expanding the operating hours of the set for the week of Sep., 17 to 21. This light so much that the product is 15 base Post Office to provide better will be a week of training. Training time for him to find a new place play Changes II band. ForGitmo's naval percent brighter than the glow at the officers and civilian equivalents, service to customers. will be held in weapons, gas mask in. suns surface. They tell about it in the the fun continues at the Hangar first aid and CPR. Commands or However, around 4:30 a.m. Sun- - POW/MIA DAY. Friday, Sep., use, journal, Nature. Deck. It's grand opening is at 5 p.m. 21 is set aside as POW/MIA Day. individuals who wish to offer sugges- day, Kite was playing "Near My God to Thee" and "Going Down Like the Having literally outshined the and shows off a great job done by This conflicts with our DEFEX ac- tions on training evolutions can call the Challengers of VC-10. It's a Titanic." He quit, more than 15 hours sun, the researchers at the University tivities. There's a meeting of com- 4366. All authorizedmilitaryperson- "grand" day for everyone . see you short of his goal, and blamed a cut lip. ofChicagosay their device could lead mand reps on Sep., 5,3 p.m. at Naval nel will be M-16 qualified. there! Kites attempt didn't fly. to a solar - fired laser, and new meth- Base Conference Room. SAFETY Accidents are not ods of destroying hazardous wastes at It's your elementary school- - HOSPITAL. Health care pro- being reported to Safety. During the high temperatures. Thou shalt not commit adultery. Parents, now's the time to come out fessionals are being pulled from first 20 days of this month there were In other words, the future of solar Naval Hospitals around the cotutry 20 accidents on the base, and only 17 It says so in the Ten Command- and show support for W.T. Samp- collecting is bright. son Elementary School. The SAC to support the Mideast effort. As a were reported to Safety. ments, and, if that's not enough, it meeting is Tues., Sept. 11. Parents, result we can expect reductions in TRAINING. Requests for says so in the state of Connecticut And if that's not enough, the po- Con artists come out after a crisis teachers and other interested resi- specialty support. funded training by Department are dents should attend this very impor- lice will show up at your door. like toadstools after a rain. And gov- - BOTTLES VERSUS CANS A due in Training Office. With the cut tant meeting. The issues discussed Already, three people have been ernment officials says some people study is underway to reduce bottle use in next years' budget, training may be are looking to make a quick buck on can directly affect your child's edu- charged recently in two separate cation. Call 7201 or 2265 to input because cans are more readily recy- taking some hits. the sudden developments in the Per- clable. That means we may drop RED CROSS. Certified CPR cases of alleged unwedded bliss. agenda items for the meeting. This does not please a State sian Gulf. So the Federal Trade bottles for sodas, beer and other bev- Trainers are asked to call the Red Commission and the National Asso- erages that come in single serving Cross for a meeting. Commission on the Status of Pick it up - If you're out jog- ciation of Attorneys General are ging, walkingoreven driving about size . More on this later. NAVAL AIR STATION. A Women, which wants to do away with warning the public about people who Gitmo and see some trash, stop and - LATERAL HAZARD. The contract has been let to update the the Adultery Law. Repeal has appeal. In any case, such cases leave a lot claim to be able to save you money on pick it up. We all can do our part to lounge will be closed forafew days to landing strip at the Naval Air Station. help keep Gitmo clean. Remember, of unanswered questions. For in- your energy bills. effect electrical repairs. As a result, from Jan. 1990 to Jan cans and bottles are recyclable and stance, if you have an adulterer, do The FTC says con artists may get PORT SERVICES. The barge ar- 1991 there will be contract operations containers are in various locations you have an adulteree? a lot of mileage out of gadgets in- rived a day early and will help us at the tarmac. crease your gas mileage, but none around the base where you can drop them off. Then you can help the rest have been shown to make much of the trash find its way to the People in the news difference. Except to the can artists, dumpster. And we thank you for of course. vu nnr! A spokeswoman for CBS News clinic since Monday for annual circumvent a prenuptial agreement says Dan Rather thinks he got the first checkups. Their spokesman says with her husband, by taking advan- News and Entertainment American interview with Saddam doctors found the Reagan's in other- tage of Mr. Helmsley's declining News On Channel 2 Hussein because of proximity and wise excellent health. mental facilities. 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 SESAME STREET persistence. The spokeswoman says 5:30 CI7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT there were no restrictions on what Marilyn Quayle was rescued Different Strokes star Todd CII 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN IIEADLINE NEWS Rathercould ask. The only conditions from a fall into the Colorado River Bridges is on his way back to court, 6:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 were that Iraqi television cameras be during a white water rafting expedi- but this time it's on a sound stage. CII 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:40 SPORT LATENIGIIT used and that it be a one-hour straight tion through the Grand Canyon over He'll appear as a guest star in an CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 600 DARNEYMILLER interview that would air as recorded. the weekend. A park spokesman says upcoming episode of the syndicated 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 S R During Wednesday's interview, the wife of Vice President Dan series the new Lassie. Bridges, who CI 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) NBC NEWS (National) was recently acquitted of assault CII 10 Hussein maintained that Kuwait is Quayle was thrown from the raft 7:00 CII 9 CBS NEWS (National) now a province of Iraq. He also said when it hit a rough stretch of river charges, will play a key figure in an he's prepared for a U.S. military called Lava Fall Rapids. Mrs. Quayle episode which finds series lead Dee strike, but hopes it will not happen was wearing a life jacket at the time, Wallace Stone and Lassie Embroiled All movies begin at 8 p.m. because it will cause harm to the and was not injured. in a jury room drama. The episodes United States, to Iraq and to the title, by the way, is "Twin Pekes", Downtown Lyceum world. A lawsuit accusing Leona spelled P-e-k-e-s. My Stepmother Is An Alien.Comedy (R).1:48 Helmsley of taking millions of dol- McCalla Lyceum Former First Lady Nancy Reagan lars from her doddering husband has Moviegoers know actress Kym The Dream Team. underwent surgery at the Mayo Clinic been thrown out of court. A former Karath asxone of the Von Trapp kids in Comedy (R). 1:53 Marine Lyceum yesterday to remove a cancerous Helmsley real estate executive had the Sound of Music, but living room tumornear her nose. A spokesman for filed the racketeering suit in Septem- video buffs might not. Karath says Beaches. Drama (PG-13).2:00 the Reagan family says the basal cell ber, claiming Mrs. Helmsley's ac- that's because, in the video version of Leeward Lyceum carcinoma was discovered during a tions had cut the size of his commis- the movie, "the girl at the edge" was Steel Magnolias. Comedy (R) .1:58 routine examination. Former presi- sions. The lawsuit charged Mrs. always cutoff and I was always on the dent and Mrs. Reagan had been at the Helmsley with diverting assets to edge. GITMO PEOPLE Are you abusing your privilege of using light? Handling clerical, administrative, and managerial duties necessary to keep aircraft maintenance activities running smoothly is the job Whatan idea! It'slikealightbulb your office? cent lights, which are theregular, old- went on in your head! Not necessarily, says one expert, fashioned light bulbs. of this data analyst; and she is: But should a light bulb go on in who thinks we've already made The expert says people who are NAME: things bright enough. hyperactive to begin with can get Tracey Casey Candlelight is romantic, and they worse under fluorescent lights. And, HOMETOWN: Guantanamo Daily Gazette say Ltncoln used to do his homework she says hyperactive kids who have to St. Paul, Minn. NaaltIase Guanrunam Bay, Cuba by thelightofa fireplace, butnotvery spend eight hours or so can get hard to TIME IN GITMO: ______many of us want to return to living control. The problem, she says, is that 6 months like that. American's shinkbrighterin schools haven't gotten word yet. CHOICES: NAVAL ASE COMMANDE R better so we put lights everywhere. Just the same, what about light to Cs stt thum 1,.St amy RECREATION: with bright ideas and read by? Well, Nelson says, you llLI AF iRS OlIKt Amertca glows Bowling 1 0111 h~ri (Sf fluorescent lights. might not need as much as you think, DEP. PUtLIC AFFAIRS OFFICR Oneresearcherhowever,doesn't as long as there's enough contrast. FOOD: L f'vake Me think this is smart. Sharon Nelson And, she says, it'll be easier for Italian EDITOR chairs the Department of Occupa- you to sleep at night if you haven't MOVIE: JOCseI 11 gheny tional Therapy at the University of been over excited during the day by Gone with the Wind StAFF Oklahoma's Health Sciences Center too much fluorescent light. In other HOBBY: 102 A otasnineOklahomarCity.Nelsonsays,soci words, light could make a bad thing Sewing 1055 . hcistiuCr ,b,;hinx etyas a whole is overlighted nowa worse, because American's already LIFE GOAL: tend to not get enough sleep. -SA ArinV ,Br dgns days. To make Master Chief. L Ln i What that means, she says, it that Nelson says we'd do better in Rn uLt. A t society is over excied. Nelson puts it natural or incadescent light. But the MY SECRET TO SUCCESS: nuyson uwanntorDeutpuolicatilviCn cc: .hiy Pubhc Af3anda this way: Studies have shown that way things are going, she concedes My sense of humor. uinnssucicithe: 5 in ahc .t E.5;Nay. It fluorescent lights are more hanful, thintktlhisissswmakrlVtat.sSharonN the idea isn't likely to set America eaIne.by Navy1P1s lmnchOtfice.- i n terms of stimulus, than incandes- aglow. PAGE 3, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1990, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZETfE

CLASSIFIEDS home. Call 3549, after 3p.m. Submit items for the classified section on is designated NAVSTA EAWS program direc- ENGLISH, MATH or DEVELOPMENTAL DWH or3005, Rm. B-309 AWH. '78 Buick Opal, new tires, good cond., new &Iby ll im paperin 40 words or less per ad. tor and will forwardchits toNAS.FMI, callCPO READING classes should call Leslie Noll at SERYI1ES Freesaper quick one-step earpiercing. Simulta- Each itemmust be on a separate sheet, unless Foley, 4575. 4307. There is still seating avaiL in the Reading brakes and battery, $800. Call 6006 DWH or neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- Ads with a variety of A onehalf day pre-separation courseis avail. for class. More students are still needed for English 6096 AWH. it is the same category. tachment of the clasp in less than a minute. items, will be placed under Miscellaneous. In- COMNAVBASE personnel separating at classes. '78 Ford Mustang, 2-dr., h/b, stereocass., clean, Service pmvidedby a cerified, licensedcoame- clude name and phone number with the ad. EAOS. This is required for 0-4 and below. NRA.NOIES recently tuned, insp. current, very dependable, tologist FMI, call Linda McElroy 2247. Deadlines; Ads are published on two co Course info. is regarding: forms/documents; The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, avaiL early Oct, $1,200. Call Janet 2159 DWH Need evening or ovemightchild care? Family secutivedays:Mon. andTues.,orThurs. andFri, military obligations/reserve programs; unem- GM andHarley-Davidson vehicle rep. willbein or 2406 AWH. Home Care can provide the service. Openings and must be in by noon on the business day ployment/reemployment rights. Next course, the Customer Service section of the Main Mall 78 Chevy Vega, make offer. Call 2507. amavail. on both Windward and L/P.FMI, call Windward residents submit Sept 13, 1 to4 p.m., FSC, Bldg. 2135. Bldg. in the NEX, Sept 1, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. '79 Ford F-100, rebuilt motor, new tires and before publication. 2538/3533. Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. The Professinal Growth and Development rims, new carb., and radiator, $4,000OBO. Call ads to PAO office, If you'retrying tothink of a nicegiftetosend your Leeward residents may call at4502/4819. Board will meet Thurs., Sept 13, 8 to 11 am., ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES Larry 4959, after 6p.m. Administration conference rm., Bldg. 760. Per- ALANON meeting, Tues., Sept 4, 7 p.m., '81 Toyota Corona, luxury edition, p/s, p/b, tilt, love ones for Christmas. Send a photo of you or your family. Call Alice or Linda Winters at ANNOUNCEMENTS sonnel to appear before the board should be in a McCalla Hangarin the upper deck, Rm. 29. All cruise, auto w/overdrive, a/c, int. wipers.Pio- clean uniform and present a neat, well-groomed persons interested in attending this twelve-step neer AM/FM stereo cass. w/graphic equilizer, 2707. Don't know what to say, sendthem one of our Air Conditioner PM Schedule: The following appearance. recovery meeting for family and friends of alco- not a Gitmo special, excel. cond. Call PO Ferrel special balloon bouquets from Balloons-N- housing units are scheduled for Preventive A two and one-half day C.I.T.C. for Division holics are invited to attend. at 4636 DWH or 2350 AWH. Such. We deliverallu kinds of aangements. Call Maintenance. The first nine units are scheduled, Officers, CPO's, designated department/divi- The FRA will be open Sun., 6 to 11 p.m. and '81 Honda 1500 DX, h/b, new CV joints, new Ellen, 2428 or Susan, 3478. 8 a.m. to noon and the remaining units from sion career counselors and personnelin supervi- Mon. 4 to 10 p.m. starter, new tires, runs great, good shape, Cleaning services provided for residentsprepar- 4 p.m. The sponsor or their representa- sory positions, Sept. 10 through 12, 8 a.m. to4 Last chance to audition for Gitmo Little Thea- $1,400. Call 2240. 4 noon to ing fora transfer,certified,reasonablerates. Call tive must be present for contractors to perform p.m., in the Family Service Ctr., Bldg. 2135. ters presentation of "Little Shop of Horrors." '82 Nissan Stanza, -dr., h/b, 5-spd., runs great, Maxine at 2462. repairs: Sept 3, TK01-TKl9; Sept. 4, FMI, call CCC Foley, 4575/4298. Sept 4, 7 p.m. at "Saturday's." If you can sing AM/FM cass., not a Gitmo special, good car for necessary Certified Home Day Care Providers have open- TK2O-TK38; Sept. 5, TK39-TK57. There will be a Command Retention Team like a "Supreme" there's a part for you. Male diving, $2,000. Call CPL Gwilt 2558 DWH or ings: Call Loretta at 3367, (infant), Kittery Therewillbean EEO Committeemeeting Sept Meeting, Sept. 27, 2 p.m.in theFTG auditorium. roles are also avail. 3009/3010 AWH, leave msg. Beachhng; Call Mila at 3478, (2 yrs and older, 12, 2:30 p.m., Family Service conference Im. All Command Retention Team Members are There willbe a meeting forall active Red Cross '85 CJ-7 Jeep, yellow, all decked out, great FT), Kittery Beachhsng; Call Shelly at 2164, All members are urged to attend. required to attend. CPR and First Aid instructors, Tues., Sept. 4, shape, no rust, $8,0000OBO. Call Larry at 4959, (FIT), Center Bargo hang. . Have some items that are worth more to you in 6:30 p.m. at the Red Cross bldg. FMI, call 4676 after 6 p.m. cash? Have some craft items that you wouldn't EMPLOYMENT DWH. '87 Dodge Charger, auto., 36,000 mi., charcoal SIEREOS Complete car stereo system includes equalizer, mind selling? Reserve a table at the Flea Market/ Accounting Tech/Invoice at MCX, AS-6/$6.20 All hands welcome to Reflex Photo Club meet- grey, insp. good until Feb. '91, $4,500 or take 150 watt Jensen speakers (2 mo. old), Dolby Bazaar, Sept. 9, McCalla Hangar. FMI, call PO ph, LGS-5/$4.48 ph + .58 BA. ing, Mon., Sept 3,.7 p.m., at the club. Join in the payments. Call 4914 AWH. tape deck and radio, plus Pioneer speakers, Miller, 2370 or PO Walters, 3589. FAMILY SERVICE NOTES excitement ofprocessing and printing your own '88 Dodge Dakota p/u, need new family vehicle, excel. cond., $40000.Call 2144, after 5 p.m. W. T. Sampson High School SAC will begin Being a parent is not an easy task especially if pictures.Call John at 7252 DWH or2772 AWH. must sell, 6-cyl., 5-spd. overdrive, bed liner, thenewyearwithameeting,Sept.6,3:30p.m.in you are a single parent. Come share your ideas The Naval Station Chief Petty Officer Associa- $9,000 or take overpayments. Call Sherry 2914, TWO WHEELERS '79 Honda 185XL looks good, needs work, the high school library. Parents, teachers and with other single parents, at the Single Parents tion will hold their monthly meeting at the Goat 5 to 8 p.m. oreAT, after 8 a.m. Sat and Sun. helmet included, $175. Call 6345 DWH or 2981 other interested residents are encouraged to at- Support Gomup, Sept. 12, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Locker, Sept 5, 11 a.m. Come on out and sup- AU.IO.EARTS AWH. tend. FMI, call Debi Bowers at 4130. p.m., FSC. FMI/registration, callFSC at 4141/ port your CPOA. Four Rochester four barrel carb. for parts, $10 '81 Yamaha 50cc scooter, new ties, battery, Housing Inspections for Marina Pt: Dills-Ain- 4153. The Guantanamo Bay Computer Users Group ea. or $35 for all. Call 2575 AT. lowmileage, new helmet, $4000O0. Call 3750 scough-Duff Architects continue whole-house Advance SF 171 workshop is for those individu- will hold their IBM and compatibles/monthly Plymouth 383 eng., $100. Ford straight six 144 '85 Honda Aero scooter, 80cc, w/2 helmets, inspections in Marina Pt, until Sept. 7. A two- als who already have SF 171 prepared and want general meeting, Sept 5, 6:30 p.m. at DP 951, cu. eng., $75. Ford 302eng. unassembled, needs excel.cond., $650. architect team will conduct each interior/exte- to make itmore effective. Emphasis on "cut and All interested in computers areinvited to attend. restoring, $75. Ford C5 automatic trans., $75. trunk and service manual, rior insp. Inspections scheduled by appt. FMI, paste" and experience blocks, Sept. 11, 6 to 7:30 A.A. is a fellowship of men and women who Misc, parts, Ford a/c compressor, Ford and Call Abe 5304 DWH or 3541 AWH. '86 Honda Spree 50cc scooter, needs minor call 4619, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. p.m., FSC. FMI/registration, call 4141/4153. share strength, hope and experience in order to Chrysler distributors, $20 ea. Call Chief Gid- repair, new helmet, $350OBO. Call 3750. UPS and Federal Express are now avail. to Overseas Orientation Workshop is designed for recover from alcoholism. Meetings are held dings 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. transport pkgs. on and off the island. Call 4181/ people who are new to Gitmo. Reps. from de- each Mon., Wed., and Sat., 8 p.m., at McCalla BICYCLES .WANEI 10 to15-spd., goodcond. Call2981 4478, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m., Mon-Fri. partments will inform you on what is avail. in Hangar in the upper deck, Rm. 29. Call 4853. Women's 10-spd., Murray street cycle, purple Men's bike, Preparations are underway forHispanicHeri- Gitmo. Military, civilians, and contractors and Looking for adventure? Like to camp? Well, exterior, excel. cond., $45OBO. Call 2144, after AWH. Gimto Little Theater needs a base guitar player, tage Month. Anyone interested in contributing their families are invited, Sept 10, 7:30 a.m. to4 come join us. We are the Boy Scouts of America, 5 p.m. drummer and key and keyboard player.FMI, their time/talents this eventful month please p.m., FTG Auditorium. FMI/registration, call Troop 435. We meet each Wed. night at 9 p.m. call 3509. contact, Angie2280AWHorEppie4371 AWH. 4141/4153. FMI, call 2719 or 3838. Sianermotorfr '74Datsun 620p/u. CallRoger The Hispanic Heritage Committee will be Did you know that there is more than one place 16ftCrestlineSkiboat,Johnson140oeng.,good having a bake sale at the Mall Atrium, Sat., Sept. to apply for a job? Find out about job opportuni- O.11TAGES cond., all ski and boat access. included, $3,600 and leave msg. 1, 10 a.m. to noon. ties in Gitmo from those that are responsiblefor There will be a scheduled power outage, Sat., OBO. Call 2312 DWH or2307 AWH. YARD.SALES filling them, Job Search Info., Sept. 5, 1:30 to Sept 1,7:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (oruponcomple- 20 ft. center console Mako, Johnson outboard, Caravella P.-18-C Sat.,Sept1, 8to 1la.m., 4141/4153. tion). The FTG bldg. on Admin. Hill will be '88 200 hp GT, 1000 ft. depth finder, VHFradio, no early birds, 3 family sale, someding ATTENTION ALL FISHERMEN 3:30 p.m., FSC. FMI/registration, for Interviewing Techniques workshop is designed affected. 2 hp Mercury kicker, electric wrench on rebuilt everyone. Don't miss it tadem trailer, water skis and kneeboard in- Caravella PL - 1-A Sat., Sept 1, 8 a.m. til ?, The July 2, 1903 Lease Agreement to aid participants in "selling themselves" to pmspective employers. Areas covered are how cluded, $8,500. Call 2473 or 6277/6461 DWH. no early birds, women and teenage girl's with Cuba prohibits the operation ENERGY TIP 19 ft. Dory, 15 hp Mariner o/b, runs good, all clothes, bikes, curtains and rods, hammock, of any commerical, industrial or to prepare yourself, what to expect and others, Sept 13, 1:30to 3 p.m., FSC. FMI/registration, safety equip., trailer, $1,000 OBO. Call Terry on the U.S. Naval 4 other enterprise If you have a room air conditioner 4894 DWH. Center Bargo--1171 Sat, Sept.1, 6:30til?,no COMNAVBASEGTM- call 4141/ 153. Base. LOST make sure thatthe fresh air intake 17.5 ft. Bayliner, 130 hp inboard, many new early birds, port-a-crib w/maress, cradle OINST 4060.1C, Regulation of is closed off during the hottest parts, many extras, $3,800. Call 2240. w/pad, baby clothes, bottles and waters, bed Services, sets Small tan dog Sat. evening. Hehas no collar, Individual Personal you're 16 ft. trimhull, 75 hp Johson, 9.9 Mercury, CB sheet sets, ladies clothes, men's uniforms, din- out procedures for regulating indi- weighs 20 lbs., his bottom teeth show and he part of the day. Otherwise, appears to be smiling. Answers to the name constantly cooling hot outside air. radio, marine radio, and other access, $1,500. nette w/chairs. vidual personal services aboard That's energy-wasteful and ex Paola Pt. -- 6 Sat., Sept 1, 8 a.m. til ?, pm- the Treaty isn't "Happy." FMI, call 2707 AWH. the base to ensure pensive for the base. trailer, many packout, picnic table, house plants, play-house, being violated. The opening of 16 ft., V-hull, 25 hp Evinrude, CB, MCXINOES extras, $1,100. Call 6006 DWH or 6096 AWH. horse car, and mom. Gitmo's fresh fish house enables East Caravela -1512-A Sat, Sept. 1,7 am. many local fishermen to come Post 46 presents, Tues. and Fri., Rock Night; 14 ft. Checkmate Ski boat, '87 90 hp Evinrude Thurs., Variety Night, you pick the music; Sat R TRAINING motor, ski equip. included, $3,500 OBO. Call Lil ?, toys, puzzles, clothes, much more. within the ambit of both the Treaty & B; Sun., Jazz Set Supervisory Safety Tmg. will be conducted Larry 4959, after 6 p.m. Marine -- 130-M on Sherman Ave., Sat, Sept and the Instruction by providing 1, spring cleaning, everything must go to make fresh fish to the operation for remu- The hours of operations forthe MCX main store Sept. 6, 8 a.m. in the NAS tmg. rn. FMI, call 12 x 23 Pontoon, unfinshed, but have most of are 1 in. thick room for baby. neration. Sale of fish to any other for Labor Day will be 1 to 4 p.m The Marine Mike at 6216. the material to finish. Pontoons Mini Mart will be open 9 a.m. to 9p.m. Alliother Supervisory Safety Tmg. will be conducted fiberglass, 6-cyl. Chevy eng. w/2-spd. power- Tierra Kay - 96 and 97 Sat., Sept. 1,7 il 10 place of business or to individuals am., a/c, toys, clothing, many other extras. is prohibited by the Treaty and the MCX Activities will be closed until Tues. Sept 4, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office tmg. rm. glide trans., can be seen at boat yard behind MWILNOIES Reservations are required. FMI, call Ron at NEX vehiclemaint, $1,000. Call 4706 DWH or Tierra Kay-140 Sat, Sept.1, 7:30to11la.m., Instruction. Violators are subject to no early birds, backyard sale, adult, new bom disciplinary proceedings. Make plans now to attend the Labor Day Festi- 4526/4529. 2947 AWH. val, Sat., Sept. 1, beginning at noon, at Phillips Hazardous Material Tmg. will be conducted .COMP.IERS 2T, boy's and girl's clothes, some winter, am. Park. There will be food, fun and games for Sept 5, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office treg. rm. Emerson computer monitor, 14 in. CGA tilt/ appliances, basket and craft supplies, new hand- BRAY.JU everyone, so bring thewhole family foran after- Reservations are required. FMI, call Charlie at swivel base, brand new, $180 OBO. Call 3076. made crafts, much more. Jackie, Frank and all the Shack operators at Reef noon of festivities. 4526/4529. EURITURE Raiders for their long hours spent filling our After the beach, stop by the Windjammer patio Respiratory Protection Tmg. will be conducted Cherry end, foyer, or night table, 26 in. tall, 28 tanks so we can continue diving. We really do and feast on BBQ beef, chicken and spare ribs Sept 6, 8 a.m. in the Safety Office tmg. im. in. wide, $30. Call 3251,1eave msg. appreciate your efforts. Keep up the good work. with all the extras. Labor Day, 6 to 9 p.m. Hot Reservations are required. FMI, call Wayne Sleeper/sofa, light grey, $300. Call 4307 DWH MWR, and the bowling alley for their support dogs and hamburgers for the kids. DJ for your 4526/4529. or 2914 AWH. BAY DINING and assistance prior to the YABA National listening pleasure, dining Im. will be closed. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Antique birds eye maple dresser w/claw feet, Tournament in Dearborn, Mich. The amount of Don't miss the grand opening of the Clipper Pre-teen Club members are invited tothe Lock- beveled mirror and cyrstal knobs, matching POST 46 games that Rachel bowled for practice prior to Club, Mon., Sept 3, 3 p.m. Capt. McCamy will In, Sun., Sept. 2, 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., at "Satur- caned bed w/very good mattress and box spring, thetournamentwas adefinitefactorforhertobe be on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony, day's."Enjoy games, movies,fun and chili dogs $600 firm. call 2797 DWH or 3499 AWH. Tonight: Delivery Service able to win first prize. The Zick's. followed by food, fun and great music by with all the fixings. Pre-register and pay fee at Dark wood dining room set, (2) arm chairs, (4) Available Saturday: Dltvery The local YABA for paying for the round trip Changes H. FMI, call 6330. the Youth Ctr., by Aug. 30. FMI, call 4075. sided, beautiful base, (2) leaves, 1g. hutch Service Available plane tickets to Norfolk, Va. for Rachel to attend Youth Activities is offering twice weekly ballet Build your own taco then dance the night away w/lighting, mustsee. Call Maggie 2767 DWH or Sunday's Lunch: Open Menu the YABA National Tournament. classes foryouth ages 9-18. Sign up at theYouth at the Pre-teen Dance at "Saturday's," Fri., to- 4784 AWH. Special thanks to Mr. Jerry Lawrence for his Ctr., Mon-Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FMI, call 4075. night, 7 to 10 p.m. FMI, call 4075. Country blue couch and Ig. overstuffed chair, Sunday's Dinner: Delivery encouragement, assistance and support since Attention fisherman, the Happpy Snapper Fiish come see and make offer. Call Maggie at 2767 Service Available the beginning of the roll-off in February. Market will buy your fresh catch Tues-Sat, 5 to FOR SALE DWH or 4784 AWH. Monday's Lunch: Pepper Steak CAR.YASI 8a.m. and 3 to7 p.m., Sun., 5 to 8 a.m.If you're MISCELLANEOUS The Hospital basketball team is sponsoring a car interested, call 2248/2383/2345. AIR CONDITIONER Evinrude 25 hp motor, w/many extras, $200 SUSIES LUMPIA HOUSE wash, Sat Sept. 1, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the hospital. The Happy Snapper Fish Market is open to the 220 v., Btu unknown, cools 1g. mx. area great, OBO. Call 6006 DWH or 6096 AWH. Saturday: Beef Caldireta public Fri. and Sat., 3 to7 p.m., selling grouper, $80. Call 2797 DWH or 3499 AWH. Two electric winders w/6/0 Penn reels and Monday: Chicken Adobo snapper and jack. Filleting service is avail. upon Window a/c, 230v.,excel. cond.,$75OBO.Call poles, like new, 5 mo. old, $300 each. Call Larry The Youth Ctr. will be closed forPre-teen Open request for a small additional fee. 2462 AWH. 4959, after 6 p.m. OFFICERS' CLUB Rec., tonight, due to a dance at "Saturday's." The Family Home Care office has relocated to AUIOS Bus bench seats, $20 ea. (3) Sunray range/ Tonight: Prime Rib Saturday's Teen Open Rec. will be held at 8 p.m. as usual. the Guantanamo Bay Pre-school, Bldg. N-329. '63 Dodge 100 p/u, slant trans. 3-on-the-tree, stoves, $50 ea. Slide projector, $125. Pioneer FMI, call 4075. Our new phone number is 2538/3533. good fishing/diving truck, $600 OBO. Call turtable, $50. Call Chris at 4111 DWH or 2712 Dinner: Chateaubriand Central idelityBank will be sed, Mon.,Sep If you love children, Family Home Care wants 6006 DWH or 6096 AWH. AWH. Sunday's Lunch: Brunch Sun- 3, in order to observe Labor Day. you. FHC providers are needed on L/P. Special '65 MG Midget 1098cc, new head, new Weber Two Sears bubble walkers, both in excel. cond., day's Dinner: Build Your Own The Youth Ctr. will be closed Sun., Sept. 2, due L/P orientation will be set up if there is enough carb., new exhaust, new battery, new rag top, $25 ea. Infant bike carrier, $15. Call 2370. Pizza Monday's Lunch: Chefs to the Pre-teen Lock-In scheduled for that week- interest Own your own business, become a FHC runs great Call Don 2158 AWH. Lg. picnic table, could use a little work. I have end. FMI, call 4075. provider. Call 3533/2538 for details. '70PlymountRoadrunner,blue,383 eng.,auto- stain and water sealer, $35. Call 2395 AT. Choice CAREER COUNSELOR NOTES Find out how you can enter the exciting and fast- matic, needs minor interior and body work, and Carvin electric guitar w/hard case, and Peavy CPO CLUB Effective Sept. 10, NAVBASE Indoctrination growing field of in-home child care, at the timing chain, $2,000 OBO. Call PO Giddings amp., Dod digital delay and crybaby w/allleads. once a month vice twice, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for Family Home Care new provider orientation 6012 DWH or 2518 AWH. Call Don AWH 2158. Tonight: Seafood Buffet the first four days, 8 a.m. to noon the last day. Mon., Sept, 10,7 p.m. or Wed., Sept 12,1 p.m. '74 Camaro 350, 4-spd., p/b, p/s, stereo, new Set of foam double mattresses, good cond., $50. Saturday: Prime Rib or Seafood Next course, Sept 10-14, first day at FTG audi- FMI, call 3533/2538. tires, chrome wheels, runs good. CallDon 2158 Call 2853 AWH. Special Sunday's Lunch: torium and last four days at Windjammer. FMI, The paint booth at the Auto Hobby Shop has AWH. Brunch Sunday's Dinner: Master Chief Kranz, 3239. reopened for limited usage by reservation only. '75 Chevy p/u, excel. Gitmo truck, $800. Call Fluffy and fun, 6 wk. old kittens. Call3604, after All personnel interested in the EAWS program FMI/reservations, call Speedy at 3041. Terry 6217 DWH or 6178 AWH. 5 p.m. Open Menu Monday: The submita special request chit to CCC, CPO Foley, NAVY CAMPUS NOTES '76 Buick Regal, 63,000 mi., excel. running Two8 wk. old kittens, male, hand fed since one Harbor Lights Lounge is Closed via departmental chain of command. CPO Foley Anyone interested in the Functional Skills cond., $950 OBO. Call Chief Evans at 5372 wk. old, very cute, playful, free to very good WINDJAMMER CLUB Tonight: Open Menu Saturday: Open Menu Sunday: Open Dollars and cents around the world Flight Sch. from page one Menu

AP - The dollar was mixed in down-trend has now reversed. Dollar from 1.160.50. Flight Data Lac. Arrive Depart CLIPPER CLUB European trading early today, while rates in Europe at mid-morning: -1.1491 Canadian Dollars, Tonight Open Menu Marks, up C-9 9/2 W eowG eroe 0---8:0 am. the price of gold was moving lower. -1.5616 German down from 1.1455. Gitmo 11:35 a.m. 12.20 pm. Saturday: Open Menu Sunday: The buck closed at 144.50 yen in from 1.5561. In London, the price of gold at Jacheville 42:35 pm. 3:20pm. Open Menu Tokyo, up almost half a yen from -1.2940 Swiss Francs, down the morning fixing was $388. 10 an NAS Nfolk :504 p.m. 5:35 pm. Quonst, RI 6: pm. 7:25 pm. CHINATOWN yesterday. Later in London, it was from 1.2950. ounce, down $1.50 from yesterday's Willow Gre 8:03 pm. Saturday: Fried Chicken Wings quoted at 144.06. -5.2415 French Francs, down close. 727 9/4 NAS Nrfok 8:8.0 am. Gitmo 11:30 a.m. noon & Onions Rings Analysts say that while investors from 5.2492. Gold in Zurich was bid at Kinston 12:30 pm. 1:0020 pm. Sunday: Beef Broccoli Gitanoo 215 p m. 3: pm. sold the dollar for a while because of -1.7575 Dutch Guilders, down $387.80, a drop of $1.25. Monday: Sesame BBQ Chicken the lack of developments in the from 1.7645. In London, silver was selling for NAS Nrfk 6:15 p m. Middle East crisis, the greenbacks -1,159.50 Italian Lire, down $4.80 an ounce, a loss of a penny. NOTE: If you change flights, notify the air tertinal. PAGE 4, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1990, GUAaTANAMO DAUy GAZETIE SPORTS

Baseball roundup Sports MLB Standings Roundup Bosox win seven straight on the road American League Fast W JL PCT. AP - Here's a round-up from Devereaux hit a solo homer for Bal- The result leaves the Mets one Boston 72 57 .558 -- TENNIS Toronto 67 64 .511 the ball parks last night. timore and Cal Ripken drove in two and a half games behind the idle 6 U.S. Open-Men - When Detroit 61 69 .469 11.5 The Boston Red Sox caught up in runs with a double. Pittsburgh Pirates in South Africa's Gary Muller upset the National Milwaukee 60 69 .465 12 Jim Courier at the U.S. Open the eighth inning, then scored seven Checking the rest of the junior League East. Baltimore 59 69 .461 12.5 Cleveland 59 70 .457 13 tennis tourney, it was the lone times in the ninth to beat the Indians circuit, Oakland edged Kansas City, In Philadelphia, the Los Angels New York 56 73 .434 16 upset in the men's draw. Muller in Cleveland, 9-2. 6-5 and Chicago gotpastMinnesota, Dodgers completed a three-game West W j11 PCT. ll won off the 14th seeded Courier Mike Marshall's RBI single tied 4-3. sweep last night by shaving the Phil- Oakland 80 49 .620 -- in four sets. Andre Agassi and the score at 2-2 in the eighth. Dwight In the senior circuit, St. Louis lies 3-2. Hubie Brooks doubled home Chicago 73 55 .570 6.5 Jay Berger won last night to Evans drew a bases-loaded walk to climbed out of last place in the Na- Eddie Murray with the go-ahead run Texas 66 64 .508 14.5 Califormia 66 65 move into the third round of the force in the go-ahead run in the ninth. tional League East by edging the in the seventh inning to hand the .504 15 tennis championships in New Kansas City 65 64 .504 15 A sacrifice and four RBI singles Braves, 5-3, in 12 innings at the Phils their eighth loss in 10 games. York. Agassi outlasted Petr Seattle 63 67 .485 17.5 drove in the other runs in the big Launchpad in Atlanta. Pinch-hitter Philadelphia Minnesota Korda, 7-5, 5-7, 6-0, 6-4 and grabbed a 2-1 lead in 59 71 .454 21.5 National Berger topped Johan Carlsson in inning. Terry Pendleton put the Cardinals the third on Tommy Herr's RBI League 4 Roger Clemens got the win by ahead with a sacrifice fly, and Dave Fast W L PCT. CBI four sets. Other winners included single and L.A. evened things in the Piusburgh 75 54 .581 -- throwing aneight-hitter- Brad Gilbert and Michael Chang. Clemens' Collins added an RBI single for in- fifth when Jose Gonzalez scored on New York 72 55 .567 2 U.S. Open-Women - 20thvictoryof the summer. Clemens surance. Murray's base hit. The Dodgers are Montreal 67 62 .519 8 There were no upsets in the fannednineandkepthis ERA at1.95, Ozzie Smith had fourof the 19 St. streaking and have won 12 of their Chicago 61 67 .477 13.5 women's draw. Defending the best in the majors. Louis hits. last 16 games. Philadelphia 59 68 .465 15 champ Steffi Graf St. Louis 59 70 .457 16 led the way The losing pitcher was Doug Reliever Frank Dipino pitched The Big Red Machine continues among those moving on. She was West W I PT.Cl Jones. one inning to get the victory, and to roll as Danny Jackson came Cincinnati 74 54 .578 -- joined by Zina Garrison and Jen- off the The Bosox have now won seven Tom Niedenfuer worked the 12th for disabled list and pitched Cincinnati Los Angeles 69 60 .535 5.5 nifer Carpriati, among others. San Francisco games in a row - all of them on the his second save. The loser was to a 6-5 win in Chicago. 67 62 .519 7.5 Jackson gave San Diego 60 68 .469 14 road. Brave's reliever MLB Dwayne Henry. up four runs on eight hits over five Houston 58 72 .446 17 In Baltimore, the Orioles closed In New York, the high-flying innings in his Atlanta 50 79 Clemens - Roger Clemens first start since July 12. .388 24.5 thebookon afive-gamelosing streak *Last night's game not included. won his 20th game last night Metspoweredpast SanFrancisco12- He'd been out with a partially torn by tripping the New when the Boston Red Sox de- York Yankees, 2. Darryl Strawberry picked up four rotator cuff. Wednesday's results feated the Cleveland Indians. 6-1. New York, which was going for of his five RBI's with a grand slam. Jackson also tripled home a run. American League The winners scored seven in the a four-game sweep, had its winning Howard Johnson added a three-run Randy Myers closed for his 27th Boston 9, Cleveland 2 ninth to win their seventh streak stopped at four games. Pete shot and Gregg Jefferies hit a two- save and the loss fell to Mike Baltimore 6, N.Y. Yankees 1 Bie- Oakland straight. Toronto didn't play so Harnisch tossed a five-hitter and 6, Kansas City 5 run blast. lecki. Chicago 4, Minnesota 3 the Red Sox lead the Blue Jays by struck out nine en route to his third Those home runs back the pitch- The results keep Cincinnati five National League six and a half games in the complete game. He lost his shutout ing of Sid Fernandez, who struck out and a half games ahead of N.Y. Mess 12, San Francisco 2 American League East. There's Los Ange- in the ninth inning on Jesse 12 on the way to his ninth victory. les in the National League West Los Angeles 3, Philadephia 2 no change in the West. Oakland Cincinnati 6, Chicago Barfield's RBI groundout. Mike Mike LaCoss was the loser. Division race. 5 Leads Chicago by six and a half St. Louis 5, Atlant 3 (12) as both the A's and White Sox GBYAA to 'kick' off Youth Soccer League Oct. 9 Pennant races - In the Na- NFL Pre-Season tional League, there were no Guantanamo Bay-The Guan- provide good sports programs for Wodrazka."Bothparents orcommu- changes in the West Cincinnati tanamo Bay Youth Athletic Associa- Guantanamo's youth," said ntty organization can sponsor a Scoreboard and Los Angeles won and it's the tion (GBYAA) is planning to get its Wodrazka. team. The $150 sponsor fee helps Red's by five and a half games Youth Soccer League started Oct. 9 Age groups for both boys and defray the costs of uniforms, equip- Thursday's games over the Dodgers. In the East, the and run through mid-December, girls are5 to 7, 8to 10, and 11 to 15 meant and pays for referees." Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24, N.Y. Jets 14 New York Mets were winners Chicago Bears 35, Buffalo Bills 7 according to the Woody Wodrazka years of age. Games will start at 5:30 You can sign up children for the and Pittsburgh didn't play so the of the GBYAA. p.m. Pirates lead the Mets by a game Youth Soccer League Sept. 7 "The GBYAA is a non-profit and a half. "The Youth Soccer League is through 9 at the Navy Exchange Mall Puckett - The Minnesota organization whose sole goal is to looking for sponsors," said atrium. Look for more details, in- Twins say center-fielder Kirby cluding sign-up times in your Daily Sports Puckett should return to the line- Gazette. up by early next week. Puckett teamSThere will be a GBYAA monthly Talk has been sidelined with a ham- GITMO AT meeting Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 6 :30 string injury and he could see p.m. in the Youth Center. According action this weekend when the By Frank Kroll, AP to Woody, this is an important meet- Twins host Detroit. Indians - Left-hander Bud AQUATICS GBYAA ing that will help get the Youth Soc- Skipper Peter Isler was unable to Black will rejoin the Cleveland Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Meeting - The next GBYAA meeting cer League "kicked" off to a great secure enough corporate sponsors Open Water, Sept. 18, Oct. 16; Advanced will be Sept. 4, 6:30 p.m., at theYouth Ctr. We Indians. starting rotation after start. and has abandoned his effort to race Open Water, Sept. 13, Oct. 4; Rescue Diver, need the parents support. Please join s. missing a start because of tight- Oct. 8; Divemaster, Sept. 4, Oct. 1; Night in the 1992 America's Cup. The ness in his elbow. Black will Diver Spec., Sept. 13, Oct.4; Equip. Spec., GOLFING departure of Isler Sailing Interna- pitch Sunday against Toronto's Sept. 4; Deep Diver Spec., Sept. 13, Oct. 4; Major vender - A major vender tional leaves three teams to compete Dave Stieb. Underwater Navigator, Sept. 13, Oct. 4, will sponsor a Labor Day Golf Toursey Sept. 1, 2, Pre-Teen for the right to defend UnderwaterHunter, Oct 9. Call 3845. the cup on and 3, atYateraSeca Golf Course. Playis lim- behalf of the San Diego Yatch Club. NBA ited to72 players, so sign up and pay $15 fee BICYCLE REPAIR Calendar Still around are Team Dennis Con- Bucks - The Milwaukee now at the pro shop. Call Aston Shaw at 2519. Yes, we're open -Does your bike need ner, Beach Boys USA and Triumph Bucks have announced the sign- Here's a Pre-Teen Calendar for fixing? Get it repaired at the Bicycle Repair LABOR DAY FESTIVAL America. What kind of bucks does it ing of second-round pick Steven Shop, open Sat, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Cooper ' September at the Youth Center. Sports Sign-ups - Sports events take to mount a challenge? Approxi- Henson to a one-year contract. Field near the tennis courts. Call 2560. sched. Sept. 1 - Pool Tournament, 6 p.m., Henson, a 6'1" guard, averaged for Sat., Sept. 1, Labor Day Festival will in- free mately $25 million. 17.4 points and 4.4 assists during clude mud volleyball, skateboard contest, BOWLING tug-of-war, and horseshoes. If you or your Sept. 2 - Lock-In at "Saturday's," his senior season 10 at Kansas State. Sign-ups - The following leagues are team wanttoparticipate, sign up atthegymby p.m. to 7 a.m., $7, reg. at Youth now taking sign-ups: Thursday Night Trio 4 p.m. Friday. Call 2560. Center NCAA FOOTBALL Scratch League, Wednesday Night Mid-Week Sept. 4 - Pre-Teen Club Meeting, 6 Handicap Mixed League. See folders at the p.m., free Johnson - Quarterback MARTIAL ARTS desk or call Walt Baer at 2357-A WH and leave p rSept. 5 - Dangling Tae Kwon Pickle Eating Bret Johnson has transferred msg. Do - Openings are avail- able in the Tae Kwon Do Contest, 6 p.m., free from UCLA to Michigan State. Mixed Trio Bowling League - A for- Karate classes for ages 14 through adult. Classes meet Mon., - Weight Lifting, 6 p.m., free He lost his starting job this spring mation meeting is set for Thurs., Sept. 6, 6 Wed., and Fri., 6-8 p.m., at the Marine Sept.7 - Two-on-Two Basketball, to junior Jimmy Bonds. Johnson p.m., atthe Bowling Center.Snack Bar. People site racquetball court. Fee, ranked fifth in the Pac-10 in pass- who signed up and others interested, please $15 per month. Sign '6p.m., free I up at MWR Info Office. Call Ivan Pabon, ing efficiency as a redshirt fresh- attend. Call Walt at 2357. Sept. 8 - Movie and Popcom, 6 to8 Wed. 2279/2344 DWHs, 2230 AWH. man last season. Mixed League - Wednesday p.m., free night Mixed League will form this coming Sept. 9 - Touch Football, 1 to 3 I Wed., Sept 5, 6 p.m., at Bowling Center Snack RECREATION 'p.m., free I NASCAR Bar. Call Walt at 2357. Officials needed - Basketball officials Sept. 11- Kickball for Fun, 6 p.m., Waltrip - Three-time are urgently needed to for the upcoming bas- 'free Syracuse will turn to a redshirt NASCAR ketball recreational league. If interested in Winston Cup champ CAPTAIN'S CUP ' Sept. 12 - Bowling Party, 6 p.m., freshman quarterback in tonight's Darrell becoming an official, call Amy at 2560. Waltrip plans to own his Tidewater Golf Meeting - An organi- ' $3, must pre-register Kickoff Classic in New Jersey. own team on the circuit next zation meeting will be held for all military - Weight Lifting, 6 to 8 p.m., free Marvin Graves will start against season. Waltrip is still members interested in playing in the Tidewa- YOUTH ACTIVITIES recovering Sept. 13 - Skateboard Relays, 6 bruising ter Golf Qualifying Tournament Tues., Sept. Co-ed Softball - It's not too late for Southern Cal after winning from a broken thigh he suffered p.m., 4, 4:30 p.m., at the golf course. Call Jackie boys and girls, ages 11-16 yrs., to sign-up for free a training-camp battle against junior in July during a crash in practice Sept. 14 - Mix Match Dance at Kennedy at 3246. GBYAA's Co-ed Softball. Seven positions at Daytona. 1 Mark McDonald. If the Trojans Football officials - Anyone interested are still open. Season runs through Sept. 24. "Saturday's," 7 to 10 p.m., $1.50/$2 aren't aware of how much impact a in becoming a football official for the upcom- Call Woody at4740-DWH or 03-AWH orJim ' Sept. 15 - Foosball Tournament, 6 redshirt HORSE RACING ing Captain's Cup Football League, call Art Chapman at 2127-AWH. 'p.m., free freshman can have, they New York - Simply Glori- Torley at 4203-DWH or 4944-AWH. Foosball Tourney - "Saturday's" is Sept. 20 - Barrel Boat Ride, 6 to 9 might look in their own huddle. Todd ous (9.40) out-raced My Lady's the place for a Teen Foosball Toumey, Sat., p.m., $3, must pre-register Marinovich was UPI's "Freshman of Sept. 1, 9 p.m. No entry. Call 4075. Wim by two-and-three-quarter FITNESS Sept. 23 - Movie and Popcorn, 1to the Year" in 1989 after leading the Roller Skating -Rollerskating is back Membership discount - Save $5 when 3 p.m., free lengths to win the Terpsichorist at the elementaryschool, alt. weekends begin- Trojans to their third straight Pac-10 Purse at Belmont. your friend joins the Fitness Center during the Sept. 26 - Weight Lifting, 6 to 8 first of each month. ning Fri., Aug. 31. Grades 7-12, Fri., 7:30 to championship. Del Mar, To qualify, you most be a p.m., free , Calif. - Ken current member. Call 3846. 9:30 p.m.; grades 3 and below, Sat., 5 to 7 Desonneaux p.m.; must be accompanied by an adult; Sept. 28 - Dance at "Saturday's,"7 rode four winners Free memberships - In recognition of In his Major League pitching grades 4-6, Sat., 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Skaters Ito 10 p.m., $1.50/$2 at Del Mar, including long-shot Federal Women's Program, MWR's Fitness must be registered by parent. career, Pittsburgh's Doug Drabek is Jet Ski (16) to a three-quarter Center will giveaway six one-month member- FMI, call 4075. ' Sept. 29 - Dodgeball for Fun, 6 Meeting - The next GBYAA 23-25 before the All-Star break length victory over favored ships to various women's organizations on meeting p.m., free and will be Tues., Sept. 4, 6:30 p.m., at the Youth 41-19 Festin in the Allowance feature. base. The fast will be presented at the Sept. 30 - Touch Football, 1 to 3 afterwards. This season, Dra- Center. We need the parent's support. Please GBOWC social Wed., Sept. 12. ' p.m., free bek was 9-4 before the break. join us. Call 3189. I He's II Lam------J now 17-5.