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8813 High tide:9:3Op-M2 Partly cloudy; tide-- :57pm Low 6 Winds N 8-12 kts SunALe -- :44am becoming S 14-18 kts; Bay condi- H-igh------91 tions 2-4 ft. Low ------74~ T v ony1t hoTe-baed daiy Vol. 32, No. 166 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Monday, August 29, 1977 U.S. Cuba to begin formal contact Carter launches effort (AP)--For the first time since specialists, to discuss differences sically doesn't want to lift the em- to win ratification diplomatic relations between the or, normalization could come about bargo .until Cuba adopts a less in- United States and Cuba were severed through meetins involving high-level terventionist policy toward Africa of treaty in 1961, the two countries are to officials. and until there's progress in other begin formal contact on a steady With the scheduled opening of the areas. (UPI)--With a bit of flag waving, basis this week. The U. S. and interest sections, State Department Meanwhile, on a more modest scale, and some behind the scenes talks with Cuba plan to open what are known as sources say, relations probably have preparations for the opening of the American businessmen, the Carter Ad- "interest sections" in each other's reached a plateau which may remain interest sections continue. In ministration is launching a full- capital September 1. unchanged for quite a while. This Washington, an advance party of scale effort to win Senate ratifica- The interest sections are an ef- excludes the possibility, considered Cubans is refurbishing the old Cu- tion of the proposed new Panama Ca- fort to improve communications be- unlikely, of a sudden Cuban retreat ban Embassy in the northwest section nal treaty tween Washington and Havana. Bi- on issues the U. S. regards as im- of the capital. Officials say the President Carter is relying on lateral issues will be discussed portant, such as Havana's military building will be one of the most public opinion to get some yes votes through direct contact, rather than role in Africa and its demands for closely guarded in Washington. on Capitol Hill, and to this end, he through third parties. Puerto Rican independence. And in Havana, Americans are work- plans a fireside chat to explain de- It won't be an ambitious under- Progress on these issues could ing on the U. S. Chancery and the tails of the proposal that would taking at first, however. The in- quicken the normalization process. ambassador's residence. Heading give Panama control of the canal by terest sections will devote them- As for the issue of primary concern the ten member U. S. diplomatic the year 2000. selves largely to such matters as to Cubans, the U. S. trade embargo, mission in the Cuban capital will But it doesn't end there. cultural and sports exchanges. They the Carter Administration favors be Lyle Lane, a career diplomat. A colorful treaty signing ceremony will not be able to deal with the its continuation until normalization The apartments the Americans will has been scheduled next month, and substantive issues dividing the has proceeded further. live in already have been leased. sources report that the administra- U. S. and Cuba. This is not a rigid policy, ac- In what may be an omen of future tion will woo businessmen with in- Still, the two sides could appoint cording to the State Department Cuban-American relations, the U. S. terests in the canal, and call cam- special negotiating teams, equipped sources, but the administration ba- residences are located in what's paign volunteers back to work to with lawyers, economists or other considered the best section of Havanaldrum up public support. Theutoit mainoes job Pntaendahere of public contact ty has Pbeenput in the hands of a task enforce headed by top presidential U.S. Embassy in hit by fire MannorderesaideHamilton Jordan. (UPI)--The crippled U. S. Embassy In the words of one administration in Moscow, the site of a devastating A Soviet man was trying to enter giveiP "onesource, of the problems we have fire Friday night, installed a vi- the U. S. Embassy in Moscow yester- is that there's no real base of tal new communications link yester- day when witnesses say Soviet mil- day, re-establishing contact between itiamen violently forced him into lThere'snot a group of people who Washington, and the embassy and an unmarked car and drove off. (UPI)--Police in Miami say have it as their top agenda item, installations. other U. S. diplomatic Several Americans arriving on the a man allegedly ordered two of his so we're having to go out and find At the same time, U. S, Ambassador scene quote the unidentified man as foster children to douse a third people who will work to help us get the fire, Malcolm Toon told reporters having yelled, "they say it's a with gasoline, then had them ignite passage." which swept through the top four party of workers. I say it's a the gas. The victim, a 16 year old There may be no such help from at floors of the Chancery, was appar- party of slaves," Soviet guards boy, suffered severe burns, and is least one political group. ently caused by "an electrical often prevent Soviet citizens from in critical condition at a Miami Texas Governor olph Brisco says although fault." Toon said that entering the embassy, despite pro- hospital. Police say Jack Walker, be disagrees sharply on the Canal in top-secret documents were kept tests by U. S. officials. who ordered the isolation, is being treaty, and that the issue will be the damaged area, there appeared to held without bond in Dade County included for debate along with Car- be no compromisee of security." Jail. The two other foster child- term's policies on energy and illegal ran were placed in a youth detention aliens when the Southern Governors Voyager 1 launch facility. All three have been Conference opens in San Antonio to- Judge strikes a blow charged with attempted murder, day. Police say Vernon Swain suffered on behalf of students p.ostponed severe burns on his face, back, neck and chest during the attack Saturday. Americans consider (UPI)--A municipal court judge in (UPI)--The jet propulsion lab in Swain, a ward of the state like Ravenna, Ohio has struck a blow on Pasadena has announced that the the other two foster children, had behalf of the students who ever had launch of Voyager I has been put off been living with Walker and Walker's neighborhoods good to stay after school to write 100 for at least two days, and possibly wife for about three weeks. times on the blackboard, "I will not more, because of problems on Voyager Juvenile officials refuse to com- throw chalk." I. ment on the case and refuse to dis- places to live That makes the date for Voyager I's Kent State University Professor cuss the background of any of the (UPI)--A government study indicates by lift off September 5, at the earli- Edward McGehee has been sentenced children involved most Americans consider their neigh- est. Judge James De Vinne to write a Florida pays foster parents up to borhoods good places to live, in- disobedi- Voyager II is now 1,500 word essay on civil some 4.4 million $137 a month for each foster child cluding about three-quarters of those miles from earth, ence. headed for Jupiter and provides free medical care and with incomes of $5,000 or less. 68 per- and Saturn, The professor was one of and scientiests are other benefits. The survey, conducted by the Census still having trouble with sons charged with criminal trespass its on- Bureau and the Department of Housing board computer system. in connection with a protest over and Urban Development, shows four the construction of a controversial Scientiests say they still don't out of five Americans rate their know gymnasium on the Kent State campus. just what position a 7 foot boom neighborhoods excellent or good, The judge says it's jail for the which carries cameras and scientific while only about 2 1/2 per cent con- professor if he fails to turn in equipment is in on Voyager II. That sider the area in which they live to his composition in 30 days. boom was apparently not secured be poor. earlier in the flight, and loss of Ethiopia asks The study shows nearly half of computer data has kept scientists those polled have complaints about Young, Owen search in the dark on whether the problem neighborhood services. has been rectified. People are most irritated by lack U.N. to bring of transportation services, while for Rhodesian most residents cite schools as their U.S., prevent best neighborhood service. peace plan peace to N.E. Africa About 19 per cent of those in low the income brackets listed crime as a RHODESIA (UPI)--U. N. Ambassador S. Africa from (UPI)--Ethiopia is asking peace to problem, surprisingly enough, the Andrew Young and British Foreign United Nations to bring same percentage of high income people Secretary David Owen are in South northeastern Africa. from said they have crime near their Africa, in their continuing search testing nuclear bomb Radio Ethiopia claims troops for support of an Ango-American (UPI)--Whether or not South Africa neighboring countries are conducting homes. peace plan for Rhodesia. has a nuclear bomb, the combined a massive invasion in its Ogaden That plan must still be submitted efforts of Washington and Moscow Desert region, and in northern to Rhodesia's white supremacist gov- have reportedly kept the South Afri- Eritrea province. the U. N. ernment. can government from testing it. The broadcast called on in both re- Young and Owen arrived in Johannes- says Soviet to re-establish peace in the Ogaden, where Somali burg yesterday after talks in Zambia President Leonid Brehzhev fook the gions, have made strong terri- with Rhodesian Nationalists and other initiative in a secret plan with the guerrillas and in Eritrea, where black African leaders. They're United States to dissuade South Afri- torial gains, are trying to scheduled to meet today with South ca from exploding a nuclear device. successionist rebels over the province. African Prime Minister John Vorster. The South African government re- take actual fighting, Ethiopia According to news reports, the new peatedly denied that it planned any In the has tightened up its war machine, includes a call for the nuclear tests. But the Washington 'proposal committees to to- disbanding of Rhodesia's security newspaper quotes U. S. officials as creating special citi- forces, a demand already rejected by saying there was overwhelming evi- tally mobilize the nation's Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith. dence to the contrary. zens and industry. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, August 29, 1977 Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings ALATEEN meets at 7 p.m., For more information call 90269 AT. GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at 7 p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at Cossey at 8873 AWE. The club is 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point open to all base residents. Old Nursery School building. For L further information call 90269 or Community TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY meets at 8871. 6:30 p.m. in the Quonset Hut behind the Arts and Crafts Workshop. For further information call Judy at Bulletin 90253 AT. WATER STATUS j;LOOP IS YESTERDAY'S FIGURES afRIAiGHTA GIFT(2 Board FROMT-4E TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000. o rEART O WHEN ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,560,000 YOU'REASKED TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,120,000 - - ?LEASE PO YOUR PART1 I" ' e Community announcements 951144 get.-.AFPS': LIVE FIRING Clubs and Organizations PHOTO CLUB HOURS NEX JOB OPENINGS Live firing will be conducted at CRAFT SALE The Guantanamo Bay Reflex Photo The Navy Exchange has the follow- Club is pleased to announce our new ing job openings: the following times: August 29 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. "Nimble Fingers" is hairing another hours of operation for your conven- Full time supervisory head sales August 30 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. craft sale for the benefit of the ience and enjoyment: clerk to work at the main store. August 31 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. base nursery school on September 3. Mon - Fri 6 - 9 p.m. PS-7/3.46 hour. A minimum of 2-3 Sept. 1 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. It will be held in front of the Sat 4 - 8 p.m. years selling experience is required, Sept. 2 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Commissary Store between 10 a.m. Sun 4 - 9 pom. preferably within the Navy Exchange The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas and 3 p.m. Some highlights will We are located in the same building system. between Saint Nicholas and Cara- be crochet and knitted items, clear as the Ceramic Shop, on the opposite Full time clerk typist to work at coles Points and all of the upper cast, wood pieces, and shell jewel- side of the building. For more in- the main store. AS-3/2.78 hour. bay north of Caracoles and Grana- ry. formation call Baxter at 98276 AWH. Six months general office experience required. dillo Points will be off limits. OWC WELCOME ABOARD For further information, contact COMO "MIXED UP" MEETING These positions close August 31. the Special Services Marina, ComNavBase The Guantanamo Bay Officers' Wives For further information call 8348. Duty Officer, or Base Police. Club will have a welcome aboard An organizational meeting of the Thursday Night COMO "Mixed Up" coffee on September 1 at 9:30 a.m. NURSERY SCHOOL FEES OFFICIATING CONTRACTS at the COMO Club. This is for all bowling league will be held in the The bookkeeper will be at the officers' wives and civilian equiva- "Cave" at the COMO Club at 7 p.m. Special Services is now in the nursery school office on September lent t6 find out about what's hap- on August 30. Team captains of the process of contracting out officia- 1 from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. and on pening in Gitmo. forecoming winter league are urged ting services for the next fiscal to attend. Perspective and partici- September 2 from 4:30 until 7 p.m. year beginning October 1 through BOOK SALE pating members are welcome. A late fee of $1 per day will be September 30. Any parties inter- charged if received after 7 p.m. ested in bidding to furnish these The FTG Officers' Wives Club will "GOOF OFFS" BOWLING TO MEET on September 2. have a book sale September 3 from services contact the Special Ser- vices Sports Director at 951160 by 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. outside the There will be an organizational MAX FACTOR REPRESENTATIVE library under the banyan tree. All meeting of the Thursday morning September 15. proceeds will goto the libary. Pa- "Goof Offs" on September 1 at 10 The Max Factor cosmetic represent- BRIDGE CLASSES trons of Guantanamo Bay are asked am, at Marblehbad Hall. New mem- ative has arrived from the states and will be at the Marine Exchange to donate any books that you no bers are needed. For more informa- Would you like to sharpen your on August 29 and 30. There is a longer want to keep. Drop boxes tional call Maureen at 952234 or skills? There will be an intro- special $10 gift free with a $5 are placed at the library, hospital Karen at 97148 AT. ductory three-lesson course offered purchase of this cosmetic product. and BOQ. LADIES' COMO BOWLING LEAGUE in duplicate bridge commencing Sep- BAKE SALE Free samples will be available. tember 7. This course is open to The Ladies' COMO Bowling Leauge CINCLANTFLT GOLF all base residents. The only pre- The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary will will have its organizational meet- requisites are a basic/beginner's be having a bake sale on September ing August 30 at 1 p.m. in the COMO A CincLantFlt golf tournament will knowledge of the game and a desire 3 at 9:30 a.m. in front of the Navy Lounge. League bowling will begin be held on the 17th and 18th of Sep- to meet people with similar inter- Exchange. Proceeds will be going on September 6. Interested bowlers tember. This event will be 36 holes ests. Contact Jim Cossey at 8683 to Haitian missions. All donations please call Marion at 951211. 18 per day. The low four finalists DWH or 8873 AWH or Don Houk at 8515 will be greatly appreciated. For qualifying for the CincLantFlt DWE or 952254 AWH. further information call Marlene BOWLING LEAGUE FORMING finals to be held at Cecil Field, Towey at 99136 or Linda Walker at Florida. Those wishing to enter Anyone interested in joining the ODU FALL TERM 952255 AT. please call Special Services at Wednesday Night Late Mixed couples 951160 prior to 4:30 p.m. on Septem- Old Dominion University will have TOPS bowling league call Betty at 8707 ber 15. registration for the fall semester Hear Ye! Hear Ye! All men, women DWH or 951050 AWH. TREASURE AND TRIVIA on September 3 and 4 from 1 to 4 of Gitmo. Join the TOPS revolution! p.m. at the Base Library (Windward). Proclaim a new you today! TOPS "FREETIMERS" BOWLING LEAGUE The Thrift Shop (Treasure and Classes will begin October 3 and Take Off Pounds Sensibly meets Trivia) is located next door to the end December 8. every Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. in Anyone interested in bowling on Beauty Shop and across the street The cost of the classes is $30 the Quonset Hut located behind the the Thursday Ladies "Freetimers" from the Commissary Store on Sherman per semester hour with most courses Arts and Crafts Building. For more handicap league to commence Septem- Avenue. It is open on Tuesdays and being offered being 3 hours, (The information call Laurie at 90156 or ber 8, please call 97297. Fridays from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. cost for a three credit hour course Judy at 90253. Items available for rental include will be $90 without Tuitition Aid SWINGERS' HALF WAY PARTY baby cribs, playpens, high chairs, and $22.50 with TA). ironing boards, typewriters, sewing Military personnel seeking Tuition The Gitmo Swingers half way party Special Announcements machines and strollers. Items for Assistance should apply at their has been rescheduled for September sale include such things as used Education Office prior to registra- 3 at 6:30 p.m. A pot luck dinner clothing, shoes, linen, winter tion. will begin the evening followed by clothing, formal, baby and child- The following courses will be of- dancing. The grand opening of our NEW DISCO IN GITMO ren's clothing, used paperback and fered: new building is also rescheduled for hardback books, kitchen utensils, Ascent of Man This is an invitation to the people September 18. Details on the grand Gitmo cookbooks and calendars and Principles of Biology opening will be posted at a later of Gitmo to be prepared for a totally many more miscellaneous items. If Principles of Public Health new concept on the disco scene. date. For further information call you don't see what you're looking Children's Literature the "Infinity Inc." disco Gloria at 98144 AWH. It's for at Treasure and Trivia, ask for Group Dynamics due to be operational by the first The Teaching of Reading in the TOASTMASTERS TO MEET it, chances are that it's there! weekend of September. A drop box is located at the rear Content Areas For reservations or for more in- The Toastmasters will hold their of the shop for anyone wishing to Principles of Real Estate formation contact Owen Smith at meeting on August 31 at 7 p.m. at give donations of any serviceable Commercial Law 90110 DWH or 8801 AWH. the Nautical Lantern. Principal items. For further information Principles of Management speakers will be Mark Fennessy and call Treasure and Trivia at 8549. Math for Business and Economics Steve Baker. Please phone all reser- College Algebra vations to Bob Bailey before noon AMERICAN FAMILY NIGHT Elementary Physics on August 30 at 95459 AT. All mem- AT GOLD HILL GALLEY U.S. Naval Base, Guantaname Bay, Chba General Psychology bers are urged to attend. Child Psychology Gold Hill Galley will have Family Beginning Spanish COMPANY "L" WIVES TO MEET Night Wednesday, August 31. The Oral Interpretation menu will include: Course descriptions are available The Company "L" Marine Wives Club cream of tomato soup at the Library. will meet on August 29 at 7:30 p.m. grilled steak to order Capt. David W. DeCook at Villamar 1220A. All wives of onions and mushrooms Naval Base Commander welcome to attend. Company "L" are fried shrimp Naval Station Commanding Officer Joan at LCdt. Jet" Ryan .PublicAffairs Office For more information call baked potatoes or french fries 952231 AT or Sue at 97169 AT. P.12 hoke.ReporterPrduction Ass- LEEWARD PACKAGE corn on the cob ManaSc STORE OPEN peas and carrots CPO WIVES CLUB TO MEET The Leeward Package Store located assorted salads and dressings e GCauta nm e tt .ibplisheaccording to the on the west side of the Mini-Mart is The CPO Wives Club will hold a relish tray ruesand re o,aIon hip and station newspapers as ut ine i AW"5 P-351 ad1 mderthe directish now open for business, Hours are the home of Barbara or iced tea meeting at Kool-Aid 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Bargo 1153B at 7 hot dinner rolls Butler at Center ofrthe e ran o. te. Friday and 12:30 - 5:30 p.m. on Sat- p.m. August 29. Members are urged apple pie ala-mode urday. to attend, and visitors are welcome. coffee, tea or milk Monday, August 29, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history. loo - days I m KV- A World News Digest AQiK Today is Monday, August 29th, the 241st day of 1977. There are 124 1AMEMET'" left in the year. Rd Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1782, nearly 1,100 persons drowned when an English man- Nqzi6v o-war sank while being repaired in the harbor at Portsmouth, England, LONDON (AP) -- A union leader for LA GRANGE, IL (AP)--Five of the 32 On this date: striking British Air Traffic Control persons injured Saturday in a train In 1533, the last Incan King of Peru, Atahualpa, was strangled on the Assistants says airport revenue los- collision in La Grange, Illinois are orders of the Spanish conqueror, Francisco Pizarro. ses for the past weekend would prob- still hospitalized today. All are In 1817, the first abolition newspaper in the United States, called ably pay the cost of a settlement listed in good or very good condition. was published in Mount Pleasant, Ohio. "The Philanthropist," twice over. About one-third of the The crash, between an Amtrak passen- In 1901, the temperance crusader, Carry Nation, swung her hatchet in an scheduled commercial flights in ger train and a derailed freight attack on a New York saloon run by former heavyweight boxing champion John Britain were cancelled Sunday, the train, has tangled a major rail line L. Sullivan. third day of a scheduled four-day between Chicago and the West, and 1935, Queen Astrid of Belgium was killed in an auto accident in In strike. The assistant air control- will cost one and a half million Switzerland. lers, clerical help for the senior dollars to repair. Danish warships were scuttled at Copenhagen in an uprising In 1943, controllers, want a 20 per cent pay Nazis during World War II. against the increase. Most observers do not see WASHINGTON (AP)--Defense Secretary General Douglas MacCarthur left Manila for Japan to accept the In 1945, a speedy settlement. Brown warns that a strategic limita- Japanese surrender. tion arms treaty with the Soviets PANAMA CITY (AP)--U.S. Embassy is imperative. In a magazine inter- Viet Cong guerrillas released 1,200 prisoners from a Ten years ago: sources say an american lawyer dis- view, Brown says the Kremlin is con- under cover of a mortar attack. provincial jail appeared in Panama last week and is tinuing its arms build-up and if ago: President announced a cut of 12,000 in Five years thought to be in the custody of present trends last another five U. S. forces in Vietnam. Panamanian police. The Miami, Flor- years, it could be a dangerous sit- report on the Medicaid program said federal ac- One year ago: A Senate ida attorney, Victor Eskenas, is uation. Brown contends a Soviet what it called "abysmal" administration of the tion was needed to correct reported to have arrived in Panama buildup could convince the Russians program at all levels. last Thursday on business for a they could wage a successful nuclear Panamanian client. U.S. officials war. birthdays: General Lyman Lemnitzer is 78. Actor Barry Sullivan Today's say they do not know the nature of is 65. the business, but a Panamanian news- WASHINGTON (AP)--Secretary of State Thought for today: When you have got a thing where you want it, it is paper indicated Eskenas' client is Vance briefed President Carter, Vice thing to leave it where it is -- Winston Churchill, a good a fugitive from justice. The Panama President Mondale and other adminis- government has not commented. tration officials yesterday on his recent trip to China. Both Carter DUBLIN (AP)--The Irish Government and Vance said any move to give full reports the capture of everything diplomatic recognition to mainland Write a letter on from rockets to bullets in raids on China is not imminent. suspected IRA munitions dumps during the past week. In an announcement WASHINGTON (AP)--The Federal Com- last night, Irish agents say they munications Commission reports tele- '@fy K sn sbltes found two arms depots near Dublin vision had one of its best years in and a third along the northeastern 1976 with a 60 per cent increase in a @fy Country r e" coast of the republic. profits over the previous year. Police say the IRA is believed to Commericial TV had pre-tax profits be linked to several bank robberies of one and a quarter billion dollars carried out this past week. Author- last year. The three commercial ities think the money taken from networks--ABC, NBC and CBS--increased banks is used to purchase arms over- their profits almost 42 per cent, seas. A bank official and a bus while the 686 non-network owned conductor were shot and wounded dur- stations combined for a 70 per cent 1977 ing one of the holdups. increase.

Freedoms FAIRFAX, VA (AP)--Fairfax county WASHINGTON (AP)--The leaders of two police say four intruders, two armed veterans organizations vow to try to Foundation with handguns, burst into a Fairfax prevent Senate ratification of the apartment yesterday Afternoon and Panama Canal Treaty. The National Letter Writing slit the throats of four occupants. Commander of the American Legion and All of the victims have been oper- the Commander-In-Chief of the Veterans Contest Opens ated on at Fairfax Hospital and their of Foreigh Wars told television in- conditions range from serious to terviewers Sunday that their organi- Awards will include: Guard and ROTC. Your entry need not be fair. zations, which include about five * $100 U.S. Savings Bond-Series E and in a "letter" as such but may be in essay Police theorize the motive may million vets, oppose the treaty that should be no less the Defender of Freedom Award. or poetry form. Entries have been robbery. They say a hi-fi would turn control of the canal over Savings than 100 nor more than 500 words in * Additional awards of $50 U.S. was taken. to Panama by the year 2000. length. If letter style is used, the Bonds-Series E and the George The VFW's Dr. John Wasylik and Washington Honor Medal. addressee may be any person or (AP)--The Navy says the Robert Smith of the American Legion * Valley Forge Honor Certificates organization, real or imaginary. Print or MINILA Navy air crew- also said that they're disenchanted Top winners will receive a formal written type full name, rank, Social Security bodies of three U.S. announcement from Freedoms Founda- number, full military address, Service or men have been returned to the United with President Carter's policies tion at Valley Forge on Washington's Reserve component, full home address States for burial. The men were towards veterans. Birthday, Feb. 22, 1978. and Zip Code. killed when their C1A shuttle plane crashed Thursday shortly after take- NEW YORK (AP)--The National Cancer RULES: Open to all members of the DEADLINE: Oct. 1, 1977/Mail entries to: off from Clark Air Force Base in the Institute may decide this week whether Armed Forces of the U.S. Army, Marine Freedoms Foundation, Philippines. The twin-engine plane to conduct tests on Laetrile. The Forge, Pennsylvania Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and Valley was assigned to the U.S. aircraft Institute's director, Dr. Arthur 19481 to Reserve Forces including National carrier USS MIDWAY. Four passengers Upton, said during a broadcast inter- were injured in that crash. view Sunday that the controversial substance has been under "continuous discussion" in recent weeks. Its proponents say Laetrile should be Today's TV8 Phymes of the Tirnes used in the treatment of cancer. MosT THINGS schedule PISLIKEID~ -HAVE AN ANTIPOTE, THINK PE~NBITE DRIVING 1:00 General Hospital So BE sURE Matinee: "The Ser- TO REESTER 1:35 Monday L2E SURE pent" (Repeat) T1)VOTc 3:30 Sesame Street I 4:30 Voyage to the Bottom of the M-ijI Asc Sea 5:30 Newswatch 6:30 Peter Marshall 7:55 Notes of Interest 8:00 The Cop and the Kid 8:30 Maude 9:00 Assignment 9:55 Newswatch 10:00 Monday Night Baseball: schedule New York Yankees ship Chisox vs FTG weekly 11:51 Sign Of f Base movies All movies start at 8:00 p.m. LYCEUIIS Downtown - The Little Girl Who Lived Down the Lane, R DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF McCalla - Annie Hall, PG ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE SHIP HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER Marine Site - Icy Breasts, R Leeward Point - Next Stop Greenwich CWO Clark/ 16 SEP 77 Village, R USNS MOSOPELEA (TATF-158) Capt. H. A. Poutto 31 JUL 77 CWO Steely CLUBS 16 SEP 77 USS H. MCCARD (DD-822) Cdr, G. L. Barnum 29 AUG 77 Cdr, Shanower Post #46 - The New Land, PG R. 77 (FF-1081) Cdr. J. E. Eyers 03 AUG 77 Cdr. Turner 07 SEP CPO Club - The Omen, R USS AYLWIN Monday, August 29, Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette 1977 Hale Irwin takes Yarborough wins Hall of Fame Classic Volunteer 400

BRISTOL, Tenn. (UPI)--Cale Yarbor- with 20 under par 264 ough yesterday won his fourth PINEHURST, NC (UPI)--Hale Irwin straight Winston Cup Grand National shot a 68 yesterday to take a five Stock Car Race with a victory in stroke victory over hot Leonard the Volunteer 400 at Bristol Inter- Thompson in the Hall of Fame Golf Pele announces retirement as national Speedway. Classic, as he turned in the lowest The Timmonsville, South Carolina, score of the year on the PGA tour. Chevrolet driver cruised around the The 20 under par 264 was even track with an average speed of 79. more spectacular in that it came on Cosmos take NASL Championship 726 miles per hour. the famed Pinehurst Country Club Less than one car back on Yarbor- been called Messing, Pele never asked his team- ough's tail was Darrel Waltrip. #2 Course, which has PORTLAND, Oregon (UPI)--Pele did- best. It was the seventh victory in the one of the world's 10 n't score in the Cosmos' 2-1 victory mates to "win one for the Gipper," last ten races for Yarborough. Irwin began the day with a bogey yesterday that gave them the North nor appealed to their sense of the long The final 33 laps of the race were on the first hole, but that was American Soccer League Championship. dramatic. caution flag of forgotten as he went on to make four But the great Barzilian star did But Messing said all the Cosmos run under the sixth on the themselves to the day on the rain-soaked track. birdies and an eagle three show some fancy footwork, and man- did put pressure on maintained the lead for 16th hole by chipping the ball into aged seven shots on goal despite win the title for the man Messing Yarborough other drivers got the cup from about 70 feet over a the close checking style of play praised simply as "a winner." 299 laps, but five position during the race. sand trap. used by the Seattle Sounders. It's a fitting end to the Ameri- the front leaders, Leonard Thompson claimed second Maybe what's most important, can chapter of the "Pele Story." One of those temporary Randleman, North with stunning play over the last though, is that he's going out a After all, as Messing related, Pele Richard Petty of in this coun- was knocked out of the nine holes, which he traversed champion. put soccer on the map in Carolina, collided with six under par 29. He finished the Pele, who joined the Cosmos two try. Not only did he thrill new- race when his Dodge his skill and both cars day with a 66 and a 269 total. years ago, says he's retiring from comers to the game with Dean Dalton's Ford several of the top wall on the Tour rookie Jeff Mitchell was next the NASL. Before yesterday's game, and showmanship, slammed the concrete the T. S. at 272 after a 67. J. C. Snead and he said he decided to retire now foreign stars emigrated to fourth turn. Waltrip were Lou Graham followed with 274s. because he wanted to "go out on following his lead. Only Yarborough and off Irwin's Pele may be leaving, but soccer in the same lap at the end with Bunched at 275, eleven He did. top." finishing third in a pace, were Tom Weiskopf, Jerry Pate according to Cosmo goalie Shep has arrived. Benny Parsons and Charles Coody. Chevrolet, four laps off the pace. Masters and British Open champ Rounding out the top ten were Tom Watson carded a 69 to wind up at Baseball Scores Ford drivers Dick Brooks, Tighe 276. His ninth place finish left American League National League Scott, Janet Guthrie, Richard him just short of becoming only the Childress, James Hylton and Buddy third man to top $300,000 in single New York Yankees 1, Texas 0 Cincinnati 9, 0 Arrington. season earnings. So far he's won 6, Minnesota 5 Atlanta 6, New York Mets 4 about $298,000. Kansas City 5, Baltimore 0 Houston 7, Montreal 2 Dibbs advances in Ray Floyd, who won the Hall of Milwaukee 10, Chicago White Sox 1 Pittsburgh 10, San Diego 1 Fame a year ago, put together a 280. Detroit 12, California 9 Los Angeles 11, St. Louis 0 U.S. Pro Tennis Tourney total, and Arnold Palmer made 286. Cleveland 10, Seattle 6 San Francisco 4, Chicago Cubs 1 Oakland 6, Toronto 2 BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI)--Fourth- seeded Eddie Dibbs beat number five seed Dick Stockton 6-4, 6-2 yester- m Cxhibition Football day in a quarter final match of the U. S. Pro Tennis Tournament. The New England 13, Pittsburgh 10 in match was played in 101 degree tem- sudden death overtime peratures at the Longwood Cricket Philadelphia 28, Denver 24 Club in Brookline, Massachusetts. ICLAS'SIFIEDADSl,7-7 Dibbs will play 's Wojtek Fibak in today's scheduled semi- final contest. Fibak advanced when Soviets behind in his slated opponent in the quarter Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- finals, Jimmy Connors, was forced 8 and 1340 radio will only be-ac- Classified Ads 951144 to withdraw. Connors aggravated a cepted between 8 and 11 a.m. Motiday construction for back injury in practice Saturday. through Friday. Ads iill not be In another quarter-final contest, accepted on holidays. Bonafide third-seeded Manuel Orantes of Spain rifle, Marlin model 20, 1980 Summer Games emergency announcements will be ac- 22 caliber eliminated Colombia's Ivan Molina, stock, two six cepted anytime. Announcements may bolt action with wood 6-4, 6-2. grooved for scope, AMSTERDAM (UPI)--International be hand carried to PAO anytime dur- shot clips, case and cleaning kit. Olympic Committee President Lord ing working hours. Advertisements carrying In other tennis news, DWH. says the is will be limited to 40 words. Ads Call 8203 or 8249 Killanin behind in its construction schedule (UPI)--Guillermo which discriminate on the basis of HARRISON, New York X 25', outstanding for the 1980 Moscow Summer Games. crushed John race, sex, creed, color or national Barrel boat, 10' Vilas of Argentina fenced for At a news conference in Amsterdam yesterday to gain origin will not be accepted. The condition, completely McEnroe 6-1, 6-2 motor, gas he's attending the Week Open Public Affairs Staff reserves the small children, new 25HP yesterday, where the final of the Tennis life jackets, electric world rowing championships, Illanin Robin Tournament in Harrison, right to edit and rewrite all sub- tanks, nets, Round CB attachements, he's received reports from the faces Ilie Nastase missions. recharge system, said New York. Vilas full convertible top, one half in- Soviet Press about the lag in con- tonight for the $10,000 top prize. FOR SALE terest, $750. Call 8749 DWH or struction. And at the Women's Classic in Olympic Committee Chief noted Carolina, it was 1966 Ford Fairlane station wagon, 95396 AWH. The Charlotte, North that the Soviets already had facili- rallying from an good running condition, fair body, Martina Navratilova SERVICES could be used for the $250. Call 97143 AWH. ties which opening set loss to defeat Mima Olympics, adding that improvements Jausovec for the title. The score person to housesit any- Responsible made. 1962 Chevrolet V8 station wagon, time, references aVailable. Call were being was 3-6, 6-2, 6-1. Killanin said Moscow was short of Navratilova, the Czech star now P/S, P/B, new water pump and brakes, Pete at 8196 DWH. hotel space, but that the Soviets the U. S. took home $6,000 automatic transmission, good running living in Young couple wishes to housesit for planned to double the available condition, available October 4; two for the win. the months of November, December or accomodations, and he criticized water pumps for 1971 Ford; double January. Call HM3 Alford at 95377 restaurant service in Moscow, saying bed, crib with mattress, carburetor tumhle DWH. it's "not extremely rapid." Killanin Swimming records repair kit for 1970 Chevrolet 4- said, "we hope that in three years barrel. Call 951001 DWH or 99181 EAST BERLIN (UPI)--The United color slides speed it up a little." AWH or see at Kittery Beach 367D. Will develop Ektachrome time they'll States nipped East Germany by eight 20 or 36 exposure for reasonable points in the two day swimming meet 4-6 day service, over five yesterday in East Kenmore sewing machine in solid wal- price. which concluded years experience. Call George at Berlin. nut cabinet, $150; storage shed, Green takes Irish Open 99283 AWN or Bill at 98152 AWN. Three world records tumbled on $60; Honda 50 mini-bike, $150; pole the second day of the meet. lamp with two sets of globes, $20; WANTED The American quartet of Jack early American sofa and chair, $60. PORTMARNOCK, Ireland (UPI)--Hubert Someone to tune guitar. Call 97226 Joe Bottom, Rick Demont Call 98180 AT. Green's birdie on the final hole Babashoff, AWH. gave him a one stroke victory yes- and Jim Montgomery set the most of the three. They 1974 Pontiac Ventura, 6 cylinder, terday in the Irish Open Golf Cham- stunning record Outdoor storage shed. Cll 951018 knocked more than three seconds off standard, 4 door sedan with two ex- pionship in Portmarnock. AWH. record in the 400 meter tra tires and wheels, new exhaust, Green's birdie on the 18th gave the previous of three but not installed, $1,500; Imperial him a two under par 70 for the freestyle relay with a time Babysitter that lives in the areas and 11 hundreths seconds. clothes dryer for parts, $15; 4' fourth and final round, and brought minutes, 21 of Corinaso Point, Oceanview or In a historic first, East Germany's artificial Christmas tree with two his 72 bole total to 283, five under Paola Point for occasional babysit- Knacke broke the one min- stands, price negotiable. Call par. Christiane ting. Call 8353 AT. ute barrier in the women's 100 meter 64437 DWH or 64428 AWH. Ben Crenshaw, who was tied with FOR RENT Green at the start of the final butterfly. She was clocked in 59 rod, extends 48" X round, finished second. and 78 hundreths second. Valance curtain Pensacola or Milton Bound, 4 bedroom, sizes 7-8, $4; Green, the U. S. Open champ, And, East Germany's Ulrike Tauber 86", new dive suits, central heat and air coidi- 2 bath, $14,000 for his first place improved her own world record for foot fins, sizes 9-10, $7. Call brick home. Quiet earned tioning, carpeted, the second time in the women's 200 95219 AT. corner lot, four finish. 1/2 acre wooded meter individual medley. Field, miles south of NAS Whiting ARE YOUR VALUABLES The American men won six of the 1973 Honda SL125, good condition. living room, playroom, family room, seven events, equalling their per- Call 95486 AT. refrigerator, built-in kitchen, SAFE? formance on the first day of the meet square feet, $310 sewing room, 2,400 Saturday. The women finished the 1971 Chevrolet Impala, best offer. Call 952272 AT or 8203 DWH a month. day without a win. Call 98184 AWH. and ask for Bill Sloan