Tomorrow's flight Water C-9 Usage Jacksonville, NAS ------10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 3 to Monday, Aug. 6 Guantanamo Bay 12:45 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Usable storage: 10.60 MIL - 76% (Fri.), 10.10 MIL - 72% Kingston, Jamaica 2:00 p.m. 2:45 p.m. (Sat), 9.86 Mil -70% (Sun.) 9.65 Mil- Washington, D.C. 6:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 69% (Mon.) Jacksonville, Int. 8:50 p.m. 9:35 p.m. Goal: 850 K Jacksonville, NAS 10:00 p.m. Consumption: 897 K (Fri.), 811 K (Sat), 775 K (Sun.), See page 3 749 K (Mon.) I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 155 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, August 7, 1990 International naval blockade plainned against Iraqi aggression AP -There's growing talk of a Iraq's ambassador to the U.N. Saddam made the threat to an say severe restritions could hi it naval blockade of the Persian Gulf. says his country regards the sanc- American diplomat yesterday. soon Iraq and Kuwait together ac British Prime Minister Margaret tions approved by the security coun- Gasoline pricesnationwide have count for about nine percent of the ie Thatcher says western nations cil yesterday tobe null and void. He gone up as much as 19 cents a gallon world's oil output. might have to consider such a move says the U.S. pressured other coun- since Iraq invaded Kuwait last With the market for its oi if new U.N. trade sanctions against tries to approve the curbs. The Thursday. And it's beginning to shrinking, Iraq already has stopped d Liberia - The leaders of five West Iraq prove ineffective. Thatcher sanctions ban all imports from Iraq cause a ripple of other increases, using one of the pipelines through h African nations have reportedly agreed commented after meeting with and Kuwait, including oil. They also Two major airlines have announced Turkey and has cut flow in a second. on a plan to end Liberia's 7-month-old President Bush. oblige Turkey and Saudi Arabia to higher ticket prices and truckers are Amid talk of bottling up civil war. The Secretary-General of the Iraq, The Washington Post is report- shut down oil pipelines carrying appealing for higher freight charges. U.S. military presence in theMiddle Organization of African Unity says the ing that the Pentagon has devel- Iraqi oil through their countries. leaders are working out logistics. Other Congressional panels open hearings East is increasing. The aircraft car- sources, who insist on anonymity, say oped a plan for an international Iraqi President Saddam Hussein today on the jump in fuel prices. rier Independence and a dozen troops may move in by land and sea to naval group that would enforce a has reportedly warned that he will The Persian Gulf situation even warships and supply vessels are now imposeacease-fireand installan interim blockade against Iraq. The report attack Saudi Arabia if his pipelines has oil experts confounded. Some in the Arabian Sea. That's close government. says the proposal calls for including through that country are shut down. analysts say there's no immediate enough to launch air strikes against vessels from the Soviet Union. The Washington Post reports that danger of shortages, while others Iraq. South Africa - In the racially divided nation of South Africa, there's move- ment toward ending Apartheid. A joint Nuclear plant hit with law suit Hurricane Diana heads for Mexico statement from the African National AP - Contractors at the Han- every eight weeks for the past 11 ford Nuclear Weapons Plant in years, a radioactive Congress and the government says the waste storage AP - Tropical storm Diana As a tropical storm, Diana ANC is immediately suspending all Washington state have been hit with tank at Hanford burped hydrogen is now hurricane Diana after soaked the Yucatan Peninsula, but armed actions against Pretoria. And a class-action suit claiming reckless this weekend. Energy Department picking up strength in the Gulf of caused little damage. President F.W. De Klerk has said he'll release of radiation and toxic chemi- officials say the hydrogen builds up call on police Mexico. At 6 a.m., Diana was centered to deal with all problems cals. One of the lawyers handling as organic matter in the tank decays, evenhandedly. The storm has top sustained about 65 miles east-northeast of the case says as many as 5,000 people trapping gas beneath the crusty winds of 75 mph and is packing Nautla, Mexico. The storm was may join as plaintiffs. It was surface of the waste. But the proc- Pakistan - Pakistan's ousted Prime high tides and up to eight inches of moving west at15 mph. prompted by federal findings of ess, has attracted attention since Minister Benazir Bhutto says she plans rain. It's heading toward the The National Hurricane Cen- increased thyroid diseases among Hanford officials to run for office again in the October announced the gas Mexican Gulf Coast, much of ter says Diana's center is expected elections. people in the area. build-up in some of the tanks poses a And she told reporters today which is under a hurricane warning. to make landfall by afternoon. thatshe intends to win. Bhutto was fired Meantime, as its been doing threat of fire or explosion. I I by Pakistan's president amid allega- tions that her government was corrupt. Jamaican Bhutto says the allegations are part of a Independence Day proves to be a success in Guantanamo Bay slander campaign against her govern- "Marvelous, wonderful, fabu- Sunday's events included an- lifestyle. Mr. Anthony Irons, the versary of Independence. ment. Repre- lous, splendid and glorious," were other match between the Jamaican Permanent Secretary of the Jamaican senting the Ministry of Labor were just of a few of the accolades ban- Women's Basketball team and our Ministry of Labor praised the resi- Permanent Secretary Anthony Irons, (continue to page 3) tered about at the Jamaican Inde- own local make-upcrew. And again, dent Jamaicans for a job well done. Division Director G.R.W. McLean, pendence Day celebration. Hun- it was no match. The Jamaicans Numerous awards were presented by Director Claudia Douglas and Secre- dreds of residents joined the culmi- outperformed the base team. The the Jamaican community to base tary Beverly French. Representing nation of the weekend-long salute at second cricket match drew an even commands and activities. the American Embassy were Labor the festivities USA in Phillips Park yester- more enthusiastic crowd and the The show got under way with Attache William Scoffield, Commu- day. It was a day of fun, fashion and ongoing Cultural Center party was children's games and a totally ener- nity Liaison Officer Patricia Scof- frolic News and one that will hold a special like a magnet, attracting even more gized performance of the 809 Band. field, Political Officer Marc Nor- place in Guantanamo Bay history. of the community. The Ebony Trio was truly outstand- man, Economic Counselor Herman On Saturday the Jamaican Yesterday's grandevents at Phil- ing as was the All Star Dance troupe, Rossi, Chief of Immigration Unit Oregon - Doctors answering a Women's basketball team put on a lips Park began with a scrumptious and the fashion show. The ladies Gallup survey say health-maintenance Donald Lautz and Junior Officer fast paced performance at the gym- Jamaican specialty feast of curried were organizations are risking the lives of gorgeous in native costumes Randal Budden. nasium and beat our home team by patients by cutting costs on prescription goat, red beans and rice, achee and and original designer outfits. The Daily Gazette salutes all the more drugs. The president of the Oregon than two to one. Also on Satur- codfish, fried chicken and salads. For the entire community it was members of the base Jamaican Inde- day, a Cricket match brought Medical Association, which commis- a bit of The Naval Base Commander, an enjoyable and memorable occa- pendence Day Committee who British sioned the survey, says HMO's are sport to our island commu- Captain William C. McCamy kicked sion that will be hard to top again. worked many hours to put together nity. restricting the choice of drugs that doc- That evening a grand party got off the program with remarks that But, even as we go to press the Jamai- this exciting and fun-filled extrava- tors may use. underway at Phillips Park where reg- saluted the solid contributions of can Independence Day committee is ganza. In pictures, on video, and in gae ruled the night. Jamaicans to Guantanamo Bay's forming plans for next years' 29th the hearts Oregon - Oregon fire officials hope to of Gitmo residents, the gala. control a powerful fire in the center of 28th anniversary of Jamaican Inde- the state by tomorrow. A firefighting Have you misplaced your ID card? There werenumerous dignitaries pendence Day will be one to remem- who participated in this 28th anni- force of more than 1,400 people was He noticed the picture had faded. ber, until we can do it again next year. out trying to bat down flames yester- By JOSN CHRIS CORBIN He turn theID card over and read it's day. The fire has destroyed 20 houses issuing date,. 1956? and 3,300 acres of forest. Let's hope it's not you! Diving is "Surprisingly, the ID card was in the most exciting NAVYRESALE ACTIVITY Washington - Members of Congress water sport in good shape for the time ithad spent in Guantanamo are more than a little annoyed over price Bay. And finding unex- the bay. The information was leg- ACTIONLINE rises stemming from Iraq's invasion of pected things such as shells, big fish ible," said Davis. Kuwait. Both the House and Senate and possibly buried treasures be- Davis brought the ID card into 4355 have scheduled hearings today to look neath the deep blue waters is what work and put it in his desk. "I basi- . (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) into the situation. Democratic Senator every daring, mischievous diver cally forgot about it until a couple Richard Bryan of Nevada is accusing likes to do. weeks ago when I was going through oil companies of going on what he calls Maybe not all of them, just one my desk to a feeding frenzy. clean it and I found it particular lieutenant who enjoys again," he said. Vaseline Int Care Lotion 10 oz. Winn Dij diving so much Georgia - Many Americans will drop he found the unex- Davis contacted Gitmo's Per- $1.98 $1.12 $1.12 by the voting booth today. Of the many pected. sonnel Support Detachment to try to Gillette Atra Refills5Ct. primaries across the country, perhaps During the last few weeks in find the person. "PSD pulled out a $2.58 $2.22 $2.22 Georgia's attracting the most anention. 1989, Lt. Richard Davis, head of the microfiche to see if the guy had re- Q-Tips 300 ct. Drug Emporium There, former Atlanta Mayor Andrew operating room at the Naval Hospital tired. There was nothing. PSD gave $1.44 $1.20 $1.20 Aqua Net Hairspray 9 oz. Young is trying to keep his hope alive, was diving with his wife and friends mean address atthe National Person- but polls indicate he'll lose the demo- $.88 $.85 $.85 about 200 feet off the shore of Phil- nel Records Center in St. Louis to try cratic nomination for govemor. Despite ListerineMouthwash 32oz. Drug Emporium lips Park. and trace this individual." the prospect that Young could be Geor- S2.28 S1.85 $1.85 "We were in 75 feet of water, gia's first black governor, race hasn't "Why it was at the bottom of the Crest Toothpaste 4.6 oz. Tube WaMn diving been a campaign theme. at the bottom of the bay. We ocean, I don't really know. We've $1.23 $1.16 $1.16 were searching for shells and spear- had a history of plane crashes in Reach Toothbrush Med. & Youth Kmai New York - New York City Mayor ing fish," said Davis. "And there on Gitmo back in those days, it could $1L30 $122 $1.22 David Dinkins says he wants to change the bottom laying out open in the have been from that, or maybe the Bayer Aspirin 50 ct. Drlu Emporium the image people have that they're not sand was a military ID card." sailor dropped his wallet in the water $2.40 $1.75 $1.75 safe Efferdent Tablets 40 c. on his city's streets. Yesterday, he Davis scooped up the identifica- from his ship. It could have been WalMar announced he plans to hire $2.69 $2.25 $2.25 more than tion card and put it in his buoyancy anything," Davis says. 1,000 new police officers, mostly to compensator (BC). "After I finished walk the beat. So next time divers, just remem- *Pre-recorded music beginning Aug. 1. my dive, we surfaced to our boat. I ber, don't loose your ID card. Some- - Cassettes new low price was $7.95, now $7.50 pulled (continue to page 3) out the ID card to look atlit," one might find it years later and -- CD's new low price was $12.95, now $11.95 said Davis. wonder how you lost it. -- CD's new low price was $15.95, now $13.95 PAGE 2, TUESDAY, AUGUrr 7, 1990, GUArrAvAMO DAI.Y GAZETTE

are worthwhile or for our own good, with all that nature can bestow on us, both in the natural and moral world. we immediately develop artificial Captain's LIFE'S If, like children, we cry to pos- appetites and yearn for the synthetic. sess the moon and stars, we must cry Desires that lead us into unlaw- on, since they are not intended for ful channels are punished after the Corner SECRETS our possession. Likewise, there are narcotic effect of relishing them has countless other things too impracti- been detected and halted, but impos- Captain William C. McCamy, Within Due Bounds cal for us to desire if we wish to sible desires are punished in the USN The wise man will contain his pursue a common sense approach to desire itself. Constant craving for desires to no more than that which he a well regulated, successful life. that which is not for our good or is Naval Base Commander may get justly, use soberly, distribute From the pen of a learned man, beyond our reach, imposes terrific cheerfully and leave contentedly. we have the following reflection on punishment through the anxiety and Responsibility provide special flights to get us back When aperson's desires are with- desire. "Everyone would have some- uncertainty it generates within us. I learned long ago that my ac- on time. That's our job. Exercise out boundary, his labors are without thing, such perhaps as we are In your desire for happiness and tions are my own, but their conse- that responsibility before departing end. His lustful desires will place him ashamed to utter. The proud man success, you will discover tremen- quences are not. That simply means - not after you've gone. before a task he will never be capable would have honor, the covetous man, dous possibilities and opportunities that I am responsible for my actions Making plans is a mature action of finishing. The elusive satisfaction wealth and abundance; the mali- from which you can honestly and and for their results. Nobody else! of responsible people. When we he seeks is always "just around the cious, revenge on his enemies; the uprightly mold a splendid character. That's true for all of us. Keeping make plans to leave this base for corner," and the happiness he hopes epicure, pleasure and long life; the The greatest individual successes our feet on the ground means carry- leave or temporary duty, then we for is always in the great distance. barren, children; the wanton, beauty; and noteworthy achievements ing responsibility on our shoulders. must have confirmed return flights. Those things that arenotpractical each would be humored in apportion stemmed from a desire to make this a People often blame accidents and We can't afford to leave it up to fate. or useful are also not desirable. There to the true pattern of life and his own better world in which to live. misfortunes on fate when lack of Beware of fate because it takes ad- is nothing in this world truly benefi- good." The successful fulfillment of foresight is the real culprit. vantage of those who believe in it. cial that does not lie within the reach When ournecessities in life have those desires was accomplished by We know the trio of responsibil- Now, a lot of our residents find of common sense, understanding and been satisfied, our curiosity and de- men and women who knew how to ity, accountability, and authority. themselves pinned down by the well-planned purpose. We have been sire for the non-essentials and the keep their desires within due bounds. They arevital ingredients in personal fickle finger of fate. given, as a birthright, the means with impractical begin to smolder within "We live in our desires rather behavior and leadership. When we As I'm writing this, there are a which to accomplish all things that us. Afterwe have been fully supplied than in our achievements." have authority we're responsible for numberof Gitmo residents stranded the judicious exercise of it and ac- at Norfolk Naval Air Station, await- Federal government approves use of gene therapy countable for our actions. ing transportation. They knew or It's been talked about and de- Dr. William Shearer, who asm. He says the decision was his I'm inundated with matters con- should have known when they left bated, now the Federal Government treated David, says gene therapy tornc. cerning responsibility and I wantyou that their return would coincide with is giving its okay. may have spectacular results for But not everyone thinks the pro- to know how Ifeel about them. Some the annual return of students, teach- A Committee of the National In- some kids with Inherited Immune cedure is a good thing. Critics fear people grow with responsibility ers and other vacationers. Now we Health has approved gene System Deficiency. Shearer is Chief gene therapy could he used to create while others shrink from it. It either have a problem. The consequences stitutes of therapy to treat two fatal diseases. It of Allergy and Immunology atTexas genetic abnormalities. Dr. French develops or riins you. There's no of their individual actions created a means folks with malignant skin Children's Hospital in Houston. He Anderson, an NIH researcher, agrees other choice. If you choose to shirk transportation backlog. As I've said and children with Inherited says until now, the procedure has that gene therapy is powerful and responsibility, you'll suffer the con- earlier, our actions are our own, but cancer Immune System Deficiency may been tried only on lab animals. But could be abused. But he says a tortur- sequence. their consequences are not. That have a new way to fight back. he says the model project is worth ous pathway to approval will guard Let me sight some concrete ex- applies to us individually and col- therapy for skin cancer is a pursuing with vigor. And says one against such happenings. amples. The first involves responsi- lectively. After all, noraindrop ever Gene complicated process. Here's how it day, the procedure may be helpful in The procedure needs approval of bility for personal conduct. The considered itself responsible for the works. A special gene is put into fighting other diseases. the Food and Drug Administration, Navy has a clear 'fraternization' flood. But, there's a flood nonethe- white blood cells. That gene Gerard McGarrity, chairman of although the NIH vote was consid- policy. It applies to all sailors and less. special causes the cells to produce a protein the NIH Panel, shares that enthusi- cred the most crucial by experts. marines - officer and enlisted, male Military and civilian leaders called Tumor Necrosis Factor. The and female. There are no exceptions have authority to approve subordi- white blood cells are then injected and no excuses. Like drug abuse, nate travel. You must insure that People in the news into the patient and the protein attacks fraternization isn't tolerated on this before approving leave or tempo- the skin cancer tumors. Millie, the First Dog, isn't feel- isn't his mostflamboyant role, but he base - on or off the job! That's the rary duty requests, there are con- Immune ing to well these days. President says he's always liked it. Nichol- Navy's policy and we must follow it. firmedreturn plans. If we fail in our Kids with Inherited Deficiency don't have the Bush announced yesterday that his son's daughter, Lorraine, was born Failure to comply means that you leadership responsibility, we are System gene which produces enzymes to pet dog, Millie, has lead poisoning four months ago to Rebecca Brous- will be held accountable. accountable for that failure. gene from eating chips of paint flaking off sard, a waitress the actor met in Another area of responsibility GuantanamoBayis agreatplace fight disease. In those cases, the that does that job will be placed into the White House. During a speech at Aspen, Colo. that comes to my attention is leave or to live and work. Many initiatives the Aspen Institute in Aspen, Colo., temporary additional duty periods. are underway that will improve the the patient's white blood cells. who spent his life Bush said he'd left hiswife, Barbara, Scan Penn sightings are a preoc- Each of us is responsible for our quality of life. Each of us has a role David, the boy in a plastic bubble, suffered from a in Kennebunkport, Maine, with their cupation in Omaha. He's being seen, actions when we leave from and re- to play and responsibility to assume. children and sick dog. but not heard. People are wondering turn to the base. It is not the Navy's I'm doing my part and I'm counting type of Inherited Immune System Deficiency. about his film project, "Indian Run- or Military Airlift Command's job to on you to do yours. Ask Jack Nicholson what he's ner." The Nebraska state film office done for kicks lately and he'll grin in Omaha won't confirm reports that Inspection of older housing units to start Aug. 15 and respond "had my baby." In an Penn has picked eastern Nebraska as interview with USA Weekend maga- the primary location for his new Guantanamo's housing units of 15 and' will cover all or most units in by announcement in the Daily Ga- zine, Nicholson says playing daddy movie. the pre-1960 era have become prime the fol lowing housing areas (188 zette, and phone calls from the A&E candidates for a complete and thor- total hrusing units): three days prior and one day before ough "check up." Our wood-frame Chtapel Hill, Corinaso, Deer the day of inspection. To minimize News and Entertainment houses and block homes are continu- Point, Evans Point, Marina Point, occupant and A&E difficulties, at ously deteriorating at the mercy of Marine Site, Misc. Housing (MH least one adult member of each hous- News On Channel 2 natural elements, such as wood eat- 111, M1lH 730, MH 831), Ocean ing unit must be present at the time of 5:00 CH 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 3:30 SESAME STREET ing termites and wear and tear from View, Oil Point, Paola Point, Radio inspection. Housing has asked De- 5:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT the day to day usage. Point, RRadio Range. partment heads to grant excused ab- CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN IIEADLINE NEWS (NY) To determine the extent of such We ekly schedules listing the sences for such purposes. Before the 6:00 CH7 ABC NEWS 5:30 NEWSCENTER 8 CII 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) deterioration, Public Works Engi- day, thee housing units affected and inspection, housing occupants must 5:40 SPORTS LATENIGIIT CI 10 tI ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 neering has contracted Dill Ain- specific c time frames will follow. remove all valuables and breakable 6:30 C117 ABC NEWS (National) BARNEY MILLER scough Duff Architects, an Architec- The th rough inspection includes furnishings from along or adjacent to 6:30 M*A*S*lI CII 10 CBS NEWS (Chicago) tural and Engineering (A&E) firm of enteringg all interior and exterior the walls. A&E will be responsible NBC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK Virginia Beach, Va. A&E will send spaces and attic, and drilling and for moving the furnishings and put- 7:00 CH 9 CBS NEWS (National) two crews, with two people in each plugging ng (caulking) small explora- ting them back in their original loca- crew, who will conduct interior and story hcoles to determine structural tions. exterior inspections of various hous- integrityy. Inspection time will aver- For more information, call the ingunits for whole-houserepairs and age two o hours per unit. Housing Office , between 7:30 a.m. upgrade. Inspections will begin Aug. Ho: using will notify occupants and 4 p.m., at 4172 or 4174. GITMO PEOPLE This groundskeeper is doing his part to keep the area around Today in music. the Bachelor Enlisted Quarters free of litter and looking sharp; It has been said singer Oleta voice, featured on the Tears For up, and you'll miss the chance simply he is: Adams stole the show when she Fears i ingle "Woman in Chains." because you didn't persevere." soured earlier this year with Tears Adams was discovered in 1985, NAME: For Fears. The former Kansas City wheno Tears was on tour. Roland The new Spike Lee film "Mo Charles Thomson ds rr: piano bar chanteuse has a powerful Orzahall and Curt Smith happened Better Blues" opened last week. And HOMETOWN: intoa h otel bar and heard her sing. it's providing a new showcase for ." .Daily' Orzaba Kingston, Jamaica Guantanar Gazette l didn't contact her until two saxophone master Branford Mar- 1;' TIME IN GITMO: } ; Naen Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba years after, asking that she help salis. u f provide some much-needed sponta- In fact, Marsalis has two albums 3 years . NAVAL. BASE C(OMMANDE1)}R neity Sc the band. hitting store shelves at the same time. CHOICES: Captain, WilliaiCeC' VyiAd. ams, the daughterof a Baptist One is "Crazy People Music" by his RECREATION: PUBtLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER ministerr, is back on her own again. quartet. The other is music from Mo Biking t L.CDR Jsbn Griffin And herr new album "Circle of One" Better Blues. DE. PUBILIC AFFAIRS OFF'I(A R demonsstratus her years of prepara- Marsalis writes, or co-writes, BOOK: IL. Val ie Measletun, ffore hitting the bigtime. The several tracks for the soundtrack. The Bible E)ITOR style ofI' the new album is a blend of Among them is a rap tune and top 40, JOC;SBilt ogimrtythli SPORT: STAdth es of 60's artists such as co-written with Spike Lee. The latter Soccer Wilson, with pop overtones. tees off on modem commercial radio, - JO2 Fredi A. Dias NancyV IF I HAD 3 WISHES: JOI IisaM Petisplo Ha'ving met other stars over the for virtually ignoring jazz. JOSN Christine Corbin-K Tryears, Adams says she'd long given In the meantime, Marsalis will be Wish to see people worship the Lord, world peace and my co- SA Adrian V. Ilridges uphopeseof being discovered. But she continuing a busy concert tour of the workers to be saved. KrisenL. Adkins kept m aking music. U.S. through March. MY BEST QUALITIES ARE: Dori L. Dasiont Sh e says, "I enjoy performing to 1990 has been a good year, so far, thusis n anis nii 1) ii abZiasss Con pope Love and kindness. I enjoy my piano, I enjoy for Marsalis. His last LP, "Trio upgradie.Ilse byePublig.Afin Ad u Hdno IF I COULD DO IT OVER, I'D: nAdasstlethesowfhen heay doing t whether it's five people or Jeepy," earned a Grammy nomina- Ii tPrinted iver hins yweetyas termsn five mi Million . you have to be dedi- tion. And he recently wrapped up Have worshipped God at an earlier age. pn byNavy ats Brasnb O , eau sed.l 1 Because, if not, you'll give work at the Moscow Jazz Festival. PAGE 3, TUESDAY, AUGUSr 7, 1990, GUANTANAMo DAILY GAZE CLASSIFIEDS 4 WEEKLY MOVIE SCHEDULE Submititems for the lasified section over. Submit entries at Info. Office by p.m., hanitopnew battery, coil, tune-up, carb. rebuilt, Aug 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 8.5 by 11 i. paperin 40 words or less per ad. Aug. 31. FMI, call Amy at 2560. extras, insp. July '91, $600. Call Stan 2235. Each item mast be on a separatesheet, unless The Woodworking Hobby Shop offers a four '77 Toyota p/u, hand crafted flat bed. AM/FM MO TU WE TH FR SA su itis hesame category. Ads with a variety of session Beginning Woodworking class, begin- tape, great Gitmo transp., $1,200 OBO. Call Downtown 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 items, will be placed under Miscellaneous. In- ning Thurs., Aug. 9. Leam how to do your own Sam 3325 AWH. McCalla -- -- 3 2 4 1 8 clude name and phone number with thead. repairs at home. Sign up and pay fee at the '78 Toyota Corrolla SR-5, new tires, insp. good Marine 4 2 -- -- 1 9 10 Deadlines: Ads are published on two con- Hobby Shop. Shop is closed Mon. and Tues. until June '91, very reliable, $800 OBO. Call Leeward ------1 2 3 11 sectivedays: Mon. andTues., orThus. and Fri. FMI, call 4804. Kathy 4113 DWH or 3669 AWH. Home Care Providers, what do you do about a '80 Ford Mustang, 4-cyl., 4-spd., a/c, avail. and must be in by noon on the business day - Indicates there will be no movie. before publication. Windward residents submit biter? How do you relate to parents? Join us at Sept.4atFerrylanding,$1,0000 BO.Call4447. Bold print indicates a double feature will be shown. ads to PAO office, Admin. Hill, Bldg. 760. the new FHC office in Bldg. N-329, Wed., Aug. 83 Ford LI1, -6 engine, excel. cond., $1,0UU Leeward residents maycall at 4502/4819. 15, or Man.,.Aug. 27, 7 to 9 p.m.,to discuss these OBO. Call 3494 AWH. and other topics of concern to you.Call 4543. '89 Chrysler LeBaron, excel. cond., 11,400mi., 1. Three for the Road: Charlie Sheen - Kern Green: Serious-minded political ANNOUNCEMENTS Find out what, why and how to start your own 7 yr. ,7,000mi. warranty,$10,700 pay-off, must science student and a buddy transport a senator's rebellious daughter to a strict business providing in-home child care. Attend sell. Call PO Rocker at 6450/6442 DWH or reform school. ADVENTURE-COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 27 min. McDonald's pizza hour change: McDonald's an orientation session tonight. 7 to 9 p.m. or 6522 AWH. has new weekend pizza hours. They are Sat. and Aug. 15,1to 3 p.m., at the Nursery School. FMI, BICYCLES Sun., 11 a.m. to closing. call 4543. Women's 10-spd., Murray street-cycle, purple 2. Glory: Matthew Broderick - Denzel Washington: The Civil War's first all- The Security Department will be holding a Come to the Leewant Community Ctr., Thurs., exterior, excel. cond., $60OBO. Call 2144, after black regiment is celebrated in this fact-based period drama. A white, privilieged patrol dog demonstration tonight, 5:30 p.m. at Aug. 23, and join in the Clipper Club's August 5 p.m. young officer is put in command of the black troops. The story centers on the Brandon Field. Bring your cameras for some Birthday Bash. Free dinner for everyone with BOAIS growth of the unit as a fighting force as well as the growth of their leader. WAR- exciting photographs. proof of an August birthday. FMI, call Dodetta 8 ft x 24 ft Pontoon boat, 40 hp. Mercury, all DRAMA (R) 2 hr. 2 min. The Elementary School holds registration ev- at 6330/6234. safety equip., radio and depth finder, good ery Mon., Wed., and Fri., 8 to 11 a.m. All retum- NAVY CAMPUS NOTES shape, $1,700 OBO. Call MSC Wolfe at 2217 3. Dirty Rotten Scoudrels: Steve Martin - Michael Caine: Freddy Benson, a ing students must be registered by Aug. 22 or CTC is offering a Functional Skills ENGLISH DWH or 3868 AWH. handsome, footloose American makes his way across Europe by romancing and mustwait until afterthe firstday of school, Aug. class on Windward and L/P, from Aug. 27 to Barrel boat, 12 x 24, handyman special, 100 hp, 27. Please register as soon as possible. If you Sept. 27, Mon., Tues., and Thurs. evenings. 40 hp motors, spare parts, part-a-potty, $1,200 swindling rich American ingenues. He is content with his life of petty larceny until have any questions please roll 2265 or 2410. Anyone interested in this class should contact for all. Call Hank 4995 DWH or 2498 AWH. he stumbles upon an Englishman who is living on the French Riviera by doing Personnel with boats, equip., behind NEX Leslie Noll at 4307. '86 25 ft. Renken, E-Z Loader trailer, w/power much the same thing on a decidedly larger scale. COMEDY (PG) 1 hr. 50 min. Maint., have 10 working days to tag property. The Functional Skills MATHEMATICS class winch, refrig., stove, bathroom w/shower, to Aug. 27, unclaimed items will be disposed. Use begins tonight and will meet on Tues. and Thurs, many extras to list, o/b cert., $18,000 neg. Seri- 4. Tequila Sunrise: Mel Gibson - Kurt Russell: A romantic triangle about a of this area for beat repai/maint requires re- 5 to 8 p.m. and Sat., 9 a.m. to noon. There are still ous inquiries only. Call Hank 4994 DWH or woman in love with both a cop and a dope dealer, two high school friends who quest to Security Director. List repairs and a few seats avail. Anyone interested should 2498 AWH. chose different paths following graduation. ROMANTIC-COMEDY (R) 1 hr. 55 completion date. contact Leslie Noll at 4307. Housing Mamntenance: 1hefollowing housmg The High School Completion Program will be EURNIIURE units rescheduled forPrventiveMaintenance. offering a SCIENCE class beginning Aug. 27 Three pc. living room set, floral design, $75. The first units are scheduled, 8a.m. to noonand thru Oct. 10. Registration for this class must be Dining room table, maplewood, $25. Call Re- 5. Leviathan: Peter Weller-Richard Crenna: In the near future, miles below the the remaining units from noon to 9 p.m. The submitted NLT Aug. 24 to Leslie Noll at the driquez 7245 DWH. ocean surface, a tiny group of mining technicians live and work in high-tech, sponsorortheirrepresentivemustbepreaenfor Navy Campus Office. FMI, on this class or the Sofa sleeper, $100OBO. Call4502/4819 AWE. cramped quarters within a super-hostile environment. THRILLER (R) 1 hr. 38 min. contractors to perform necessary repairs: Aug. HSCP, call 4307. MISCELLANEOUS 8, TK86TKl02; Aug. 9, TK103TK119. NRA NOIES Whirlpool A/C, 220 v., $100. Whirlpool A/C, 6. The Dream Team: Michael Keaton - Christopher Lloyd: A group of mental CERAMIC NOTES The Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Eagle, Jeep, 110 v., $85. (3) area carpets, 12 x 12, (2) beige, patients are on their way to a Yankee game for therapy. They are accidentally set The Ceramic Hobby Shop will offer a 4-session GM, and Harley-Davidson vehicle rep. will be (1) rust, $45 ea., $100 for all. Delux ceiling fan, class in clay lifting and rouging for adults begin- in the Customer Service section of the Main 52in,$40,$250 foreverythinglisted.Call3378. loose on the streets of New York. COMEDY (PG-13) 1 hr. 53 min. ning Thurs., Aug. 9, 6to 8 p.m. Class is limited, Mall bldg. in the NEX, Aug. 9, 4 to 9 p.m. CCC books: PSY2O1 Understanding Human sign up and pay at the Hobby Shop. Call 4640. ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES Behavior, $19; HIST Ill The American Nation 7. Driving Miss Daisy: Morgan Freeman - Jessica Tandy: An elderly Jewish woman in the south develops a surprising affection for her black chauffeur. The COUNSELOR NOTES TheFRA will be holding Mexican Night, Wed., to 1877, $18; SOC 203 Marriage and Family, The Naval Station will be hosting a 2.5 day Aug. 8, 6 to 9 p.m. $13; DP101 Intro to Data Processing Book and growth of their friendship is traced as it develops over many decades. DRAMA Career Info. Tmg. course for division officers, GBOWC board meeting Wed., Aug. 15, 8a.m. Workbook, $25; HIST USSR (A Concise His- (PG) 1 hr. 36 min. CPO's dept./div. career counselors and person- in the COMO Club. All GBOWC members wel- tory), $10. Call 4451/3530, ask for Joan. nel in supervisory positions Aug. 14-15, 8a.m. come. Call Ellen 2428. Bus bench seats, $20 ca. Sunray range/stove (3) 8. Troop Beverly Hills: Shelly Long: A Beverly Hills woman becomes a scout to4p.m. and Aug.16,8a.m.tonoon,Command to choose from, $50 ea. Slide projector, $125. Counselor's tng. classroom. Pioneer turmtable, $50. Call Chris at4l111 DWH leader to her daughter and her pampered friends. The fun begins as she revitalizes All hands are reminded that request chits are to ENEYB.YIl or 2712 AWH. the faltering, scored troop. COMDEY (PG) thr. 45 min. be routed via chain of command to the appropri- Give-a-way First Class uniforms, don't need ate approval/disapproval authority, as outlined You can save electricity by allow- anymore. FMI, call Chief Miller 2233 DWH. 9. Lady and theTramp: Animated: An elegant cocker spaniel teams up with afree- in NAVSTAGTMOINST 1740.2C. Also please ing dishes to air dry in your dish- Queen size bedroom suite, headboard, rails, spirited mutt from the wrong side of the tracks for romance, adventure and comedy. washer. After the final rinse cycle, ensure applicable chits are routed through the dresser w/mirror, chest-of-drawers, night stand, Animated (G) 1 hr. 15 min. Command Career Counselor. turn off the dishwasher, open the $75 OBO. 25 in. portable, color TV, $100OBO, door and letldishes stand until they There will be a Command Retention Team Call Art 4249 DWH or 4944 AWH. 10. Top Gun: Tom Cruise - Kelly McGillis: Lt. Pete Mitchell is one of the best meeting Aug. 29 vice Aug. 31, 2 p.m., FTG are drained and dry. Stationary exercise bike w/30 degree incline, auditorium. All Command Retention Team sit-up bench, $25 takes both. Call 4447. fighter pilots in the Navy, but his confidence is constantly shadowed by the Members are required to attend. suggestion of family disgrace. When Maverick is selected for the prestigious The Guantanamo6 3Bay Computer Users Group rEI The Professional Growth and Development meeting Aug. 8, : 0p.m. Themeeting for IB M/ Fifteen mo. old, female house cat, white w/black Fighter Weapons School at Miramar. it will either make him or break him. Board willmeetTues.,Aug. 28,11to4p.m. inthe comparable users will be held immediately fol- spots, declawed, neutered, playful and loves ACTION-DRAMA (PG) 1 hr. 50 min. Administrative Conference n. Bldg. 760. Per- lowing the monthlymeeting. Meet us at the club attention. Not an outside cat Call Matt at 4203 sonnel selected to appear before the board house, DP 951 to lean about upcoming events. DWH or 3783 AWH. 11. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: Rick Moranis - Matt Frewer: A suburban mad should be in a clean unifoun and presenta neat, The Guantanamo Bay Computer Users Group scientist accidentally shrinks his kids to a quarter-inch size and the tiny tots are cast well-groomed appearance. will be holding their Third Annual Computer SERIES adrift in their backyard. COMEDY-FANTASY (PG) 1 hr. 44 min. LS Fairin Sept.Ifinterested in renting a table tosell Babysitter, 14 yr. old, Red Cross trained. Call Pair of prescription-wear, civilian-style eye- crafts call Joyce at 2700. If your club/organiza- 2805. glasses. Brownish-rimmed frames w/gold. Lost tion would like to participate call Tracieat 4546. Balloons-N-Such has balloon bouquets for all on eitherside of the base. Ifanyone has info. or Caribbean Naval Masonic Lodge will hold a occassions. Silk flower and balloon creations. has found them please contact Seaman Sylvia First Degree Wed., Aug. 8.7:30 p.m. All Ma- Let us help you decorate your next party, free G All Ages. Rodriguez by leaving amsg. at NSGA 3215. sons are invited to attend. delivery. Call Ellen 2428 or Susan 3475. PG Not recommended for younger children. MCXNQIE "Little Shop of Horrors", Gitmo Bay Little Free super quick one-step earpiercing. Simulta- PG-13 Not recommended for children under the age of 13. Hours of operation for Everything Electronics Theater's fall show. Interested in a staff posi- neous insertion of a presterilized stud and at- R Under 17 not allowed without parent or adult guardian. will benoonto6p.m. Mon. thrauSat. ClosedSun. tion? Call Theresa at 4279, and come to Satur- tachment of clasp in less than a minute. Service and holidays. day's youth club, Wed., Aug. 8, 7 p.m. provided by a certified,licensed cosmetologist. MRNOIE OUIAGES FMI, call Linda McElroy at 2247. Registration for the Fun in the Afternoon pro- There will be a scheduled power outage starting Is your child's birthday coming up? Profes- Movies begin at 8 p.m. gram will be held for SummerShineand CDC Fri., Aug. 10, 6:30 a.m., ending Sun., Aug. 12, 5 sional cake decorator now taking orders for panicipntsuntilAug. 8,at thenYouth Ctr. Open p.m. fer Bldg. 798 and 835. birthdays, holidays, special events. Give at least registration for the generalcomnunity will be YOUTH ACTIVITIES a few days notice. Call Phil at 2694 AWH. Aug. 9 and 10. FMI, call 4075. The next Pre-teen Dangling Pickle Contest is set STEREO EQUIPMENT Join as for Scattergories, a new word game of for Wed., Aug. 8, 6 p.m. at the Youth Ctr. FMI, Complete car stereo system w/equalizer, 150 Today in History skill and fun . It's at the Clipper Club's tempo- call Patrick or Katie at 4075. watt (2 mo. old) Jensen speakers, plus more, AP - Today's highlights in his- Pacific Ocean, crashed into a reef in rary location in the LIP Community Ctr., Wed., The Pre-teen Club meeting will be Tues., Aug. excel. cond., $5000B0. Call 2144, after 5 pm. tory: a Polynesian archipelago. Aug. 8. FMI, call Dorletta at 6330/6243. 7, 6 p.m. at the Youth Ctr. Come on out and tell TWO WHEELERS The Windjammer Club bar will open on Tes. us what activitiesyou'd likeus to setup for you. '81 Kawasaki 44OLTD, w/2 helmets, maint. On Aug. 7, 1789, George Wash- In 1959, The United States evenings, 5:30to 11 pm. Snacks will be avail. FMI, call 4075. manual, spare new front/rear tires, $800. firm. ington created the order of the Purple launched Explorer Six, which sent Your lunch is ready in 30min. orits free. That's Kids who participated in the Library's Summer Call 2157 AWH. Heart, a decoration to recognize back a picture of the earth. the new quarantee at the CPO Club. Stop in for Reading Program are invited toa Pinata Party, '82 Suzuki GS1100 GK, fully dressed, $3,300. Congress passed the lunch and try us out. Thurs., Aug. 16, 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Library. Call 4553 DWH or 3972 AWH. merit in enlisted men and non-com- In 1964, Enter the End of the Summer Poetry/Phoo Iggy the Iguana will present awards and prizes Chevy 350 sm., black, needs to be re-built In- missioned officers. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, giving Contest. Photo categories are Sunsets/Sunrises, and refreshments willbe served. FMI, call 4541. cludes intake, 2 BBL carburetor, heads, $200 On this date: President Lyndon B. Johnson broad Black & White, Wildlife, Open. Poetry catego- Come to the Teen Club meeting and tell us what OBO. Call Ron 2849. In 1789, the U.S. War Depart- powers in dealing with reported ries are Life, Love, Humor and Open. Age we can do for you. It's Wed., Aug. 8, 8 p.m. at WANIE ment was established by Congress. North Vietnamese attacks on U.S. groups are youth 18 and under, adult 19 and the Youth Ctr. FMI, call 4075. Catalytic converter for '79 Datsun 310, or com- patible model. Car being shipped out in 2 wks., In 1882, the famous feud be- forces. FOR SALE need right away. Call Joan at 4451/3530. tween the Hatfields and the McCoys Red Cross Volunteers are needed immediately of Kentucky broke out. AUOS at the hospital during the day. Specifically, we WORLD NEWS.fm. pg.1 '71 Pantiac, good Gitmo car, $500. Call Segura need help in records and the clinics (surgery, In 1912, the Progressive Party BAY DINING at 2138 DWH or 3348 AWI. fleet sick call, etc.) Leam more about your hos- nominated Theodore Roosevelt for Don't let the year fool you! This '72 Ford LTD, pital and gain work experience too. No experi- president. Tokyo -- Analysts say jitters over the POST 46 automatic, a/c, TLC since new by only two ence necessary. FMI, call4676/2719. In 1927, the peace bridge be- crisis in the Middle East are driving the owners. Scratched right front fender, otherwise 010 101 text. Call 2604. Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Chicken tween the United States and Canada market in Tokyo. The key index on the 100 percent. Great dependable family auto, Help! Twobusy moms w/three children each are Tokyo Stock Exchange nose dived more Wednesday's Lunch: Curry was dedicated during ceremonies $1,700 OBO. Call Walt 2357 AWH. looking for responsible babysitter, after school, than 1,300 points at the end of Tuesday's '72 Ford Mavrick 302, brn., w/white top, 4-dr., weekends and evenings. FMI, call Ellen 2428. Goat w/Rice attended by the Prince of Wales and morning session. A Japanese trader says SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE Vice President Charles Dawes. investors are panicking because they're Wednesday's Lunch: Korean Dollars and cents around the world In 1934, the U.S. Court of Ap- beginning to realize how serious the situ- peals upheld a lower court ruling ation could be. Chicken AP - The dollar was mixed in -1.5766 West German Marks, OFFICERS' CLUB striking down the government's at- thin, uncertain trading in Europe up from 1.5762. tempt to ban the controversial James NATIONAL NEWS.fm. pg.1 Tonight's Dinner: Steamship early today. Gold prices were up but -1.3266 Swiss Francs, down Joyce novel, Ulysses. Round Wednesday's Lunch: off their early highs as as Asian rally 1.3315. from In 1942, the U.S. forces landed at U.S.-- Tonight is National Night Out -- Fried/Baked Chicken turned to profit-taking. -5.2875 French Francs, up from Guadalcanal in the Pacific during for the seventh year in a row. National CPO CLUB Analysts say they expect the 5.2863. World WarI. coordinator Matt Peskin says it's a party Tonight's Dinner: Chefs dollar to recover slightly afterhaving -1.7783 Dutch Guilders, up In 1947, the Balsa wood raft with a purpose. He wants people to turn Special Wednesday's Lunch: hit bottom yesterday, adding that from 1.7766. Kon-Tiki, which had carried a six- on their yard lights and go outside to market conditions remain nervous -1,152.50 Italian Lire, down show a presence against street crime. Pan Fried Chicken man crew 4,300 miles across the because of the tense situation in the from 1.154. He's hoping more than 21 million WINDJAMMER CLUB Middle East. -1.1488 Canadian Dollars, Americans will do so tonight. Tonight's Dinner: Coral Reef While some traders are optimis- down from 1.1490. Flight Sch. from page one -- Normal traffic in the Hous- Dining Room is Closed tic about the Middle East dispute Houston ton ship channel is one step closer to CLIPPER CLUB being settled by diplomatic means, The dollar fell against the British Flight Date Loc. Arte Depart 727 8/1 NASNesfok -- 8:0m. resuming. A Coast Guard spokesman others are trying to find safe ground pound and was quoted at $1.8803, Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu Gitmo 11:00 am. noon says the tanks of a barge that spewed oil CHINA TOWN because of Iraq's blunt warning to vice $1,8725 late yesterday. Kiagsn 120pat. 1:45 p.m. into the channel last month have been the U.S. to stay out of the Gulf crisis. In London, the price of gold at Giko 2:15 pmn. 3:20 p.m. cleaned --so the vessel can be cutup and Wednesday: Shrimp Tempura NASNoftdk 6:15pan. Other dollar rates in Europe at the morning fixing was $383.95 an moved out of the way. mid-morning: ounce - up 45 cents. NOTE:If ye ha 8 netifynfligts, the arakmint. PAGE 4, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1990, GUANTANAMo DA.Y GAZETTE SPORTS Pirates reclaim lead in National League East Sports MLB Standings AP - A new leader is atop the TheSt. Louis Cardinals arebeing flying Blue Jays back to two games American League National League East. The Pitts- a thorn-in-the-side to the Mets as behind the Boston Red Sox in the Roundup -- they won their fifth straight over the American League East. Boston 58 49 .542 burgh Pirates now have sole posses- Toronto 57 52 523 2 MLB sion of the top spot. Mets with a 5-1 win. Jose Oquendo's Down in the park with the flow- Baltimore 53 54 .495 5 Hall of Fame - It was Cooper- The Bucs took both ends of a two-run double highlighted a five- ing fountain, the Kansas City Royals Detroit 52 58 .473 7 stown High School to the rescue. When doubleheader in Philadelphia 10-1 run St. Louis rally in the second gathered all their runs in the third Cleveland 49 59 .454 9 Milwaukee 46 61 .430 12 more rain pelted the little upstate New and, in 10 innings, 4-3 in game two. inning. Joe Magrane scattered five inning to halt Chicago's five-game York town for the second straight day, New York 43 64 .402 15 That breaks a tie with the New York hits through seven-and-two-thirds winning streak, 5-4. Gerald Perry's West 5vEL the Baseball Hall of Fame induction I!Li- LI Mets to give Pittsburgh a game-and- innings to pick up the victory. The double drove in two runs. He now has Oakland 68 41 .624 -- ceremonies for Jim Palmer and Joe was unearned and six runs-batted-in in the his last 11 Chicago 63 42 .600 3 Morgan were moved to the school's a-half lead in the division. Mets' only run came in the second inning. Willie games. Storm Davis picked up the Texas 57 51 .528 10 auditorium. At the ceremony, which Bobby Bonilla had five hits and Seattle 57 52 .523 11 had been rained out on Sunday, Mor- Barry Bonds drove in five runs in the McGee committed a three-base error win in five innings, while giving up Califomia 52 57 .477 16 gan said he never dreamed of being in first game.In game two, Sid Bream's on Ron Darling's fly ball. At the end five hits. Jeff Montgomery got his Kansas City 50 57 .467 17 the Hall of Fame, he just wanted to be a RBI single in the bottom of the 10th of the inning, McGee, who leads 16th save. Melido Perez was the Minnesota 51 59 .464 17 major leaguer. Palmer lamented the League outfielders with 16 losing pitcher. The loss dropped the National League inning gave the Bucs the victory. The National (: weather, saying he was sorry that a lot Fast 51W11 IILL Pirates' Mike Lavalliere tied up errors, threw his glove into the stands White Sox three games behind idle Pittsburgh 63 43 594 -- who wanted to share his of people game two with a three-run homer in in disgust. Darling took the loss for Oakland in the American League New York 61 44 .581 1.5 momentrdidn'tget to see it. Many of the sixth inning. The second game the Mets. West. Montreal 55 53 509 9 34 Hall of Famers who were on hand the was delayed for an hour and 47 In the American League, the Back in Milwaukee, it took a Philadelphia 51 55 .481 12 Sunday had to leave before Monday's Chicago 51 57 .472 13 make-up ceremonies because of other minutes due to rain. Bill Landrum, Toronto Blue Jays have fallen back shutout to break the Brewer's eight- St. Louis 50 59 .459 14.5 commitments. the last of five Pittsburgh pitchers, again. Down in Arlington, where game losing streak. Ron Robinson W~est Nt it k 'CT- 51 Expos - The head of a group of picked up the victory. Texas seems to have Toronto's pitched it for the Brewers in their 6- Cincinnati 62 44 .585 -- Miami investors seeking to buy the In the Astrodome, Bill Doran's number, the Rangers survived a 0 win over the Minnesota Twins. He San Francisco 58 50 .537 5 Montreal Expos says his $135-million Los Angeles 54 52 .509 8 bat and Bill Gullickson's arm com- ninth-inning scare to edge the Blue gave up six hits and struck out two in San Diego 48 58 .453 14 admits offer is serious. But Lou Poller bined to give the Houston Astros a4- Jays 4-3. Manny Lee's RBI single in only his third complete game in 82 Houston 48 61 .440 15.5 he's never spoken with the team's cur- 1 win over the San Francisco Giants. theninth turned against the Blue Jays majorleague starts. Dave Parker and Atlanta 40 65 .381 21 rent owner and says his group's pursuit in Hous- when center fielderGary Pettis threw B.J. Surhoff had three of Milwau- of the franchise is in its early stages. Doran hit a two-run homer Monday's results The 83-year-old Poller says he would ton's fifth straight win, while Gul- out pinch-runner Kenny Williams at kee's 14 hits. Roy Smith's record American League lickson pitched his first complete third. Later in the inning, Lee was slips to 5-10with the loss and Minne- New York 2, Cleveland 1 be the principal investor of the baseball Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 0 venture. The group intends to move the game in almost three years. Don caught in a rundown between third sota's scoreless streak was extended Kansas City 5, Chicago4 franchise to Miami ifa deal is struck. Robinson gave up four runs and five and home and was tagged for the to 18 innings. Texas 4, Toronto 3 hits in six innings to take the loss, his final out of the game. Charlie Hough In the American League's only Today's games NFL first in his last five decisions. picked up the win for Texas while day game, the New York Yankees Texas at Cleveland Detroit at Toronto quarter- are edged the Cleveland Indians 2-1 on a Colts/Bucs - It appears The hard-charging Giants Dave Stieb took the loss for the Jays. Milwaukee at Minnesota back Chris Chandler has settled on now five games behind idle Cincin- It was the Rangers' seventh win in sixth-inning home run by Yankees' Chicago at Kansas City moving to Florida. After agreeing to a nati in the National League West. eight games. The loss puts the low- rookie Kevin Maas. Andy Hawkins New York at Seattle renegotiated contract with the Tampa was the winning pitcher, his second Baltimore at Oakland Bay Buccaneers, Chandler has agreed victory in his last three decisions. Boston at Califomia to leave the Indianapolis Colts, who National League made quarterback Jeff George of Illi- GITMO ATHLETICS Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 1 (1st) nois thenumber-one pickinthe college Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3 (2nd, 10) AQUATICS PROJECT PLAYER Labor Day golf Houston 4, San Francisco 1 draft. Scuba dive courses - MWR offers: Dart Tourney - The Lateral Hazard St. Louis 5, New York I Dickerson - The status of Eric Open Water, Aug. 21; Advanced Open Water, Lounge hosts a Dart Toumey, Wed., Aug. 8,7 tournament set Today's games Dickerson with the Indianapolis Colts Aug. 17; Rescue Diver, Aug. 13; Equipment p.m. Entry fees $1, sign up at 6:30 p.m. Call San Diego at Atlanta (2) has taken a new twist. After a lengthy Spec., Aug. 7, 20; Call 3845. Amy at 2560. Guantanamo Bay-Labor Day Los Angeles at Cincinnati feud with the club, Dickerson agreed to August Fundays - August Fundays at Dart Tourney- The Clipoer Club is weekend promises to please all of Philadelphia at New York report. only to fail his physical. The Villamar Pool are Aug. 7, 13, 20, 1-2:30 p.m. hosting a Dart Toumey at their temporary lo- Gitmo'sgolfers. A majorvendor will Montreal at Pittsburgh team says an injury to his left hamstring Shark, whale, turtle or giraffe floats are avail- cation, Wed. Aug. 15, at7 p.m. Entry fee $1, sponsor a golf tournament Saturday St. Louis at Chicago is the problem. able for rent at 50 cents per half hour. sign up that night or call Amy at 2560. San Francisco at Ilouston Windjammer pool - The pool will be Volleyball Tourney - Project Player through Monday, Sept. 1-3. All golf- Chargers- Veteran quarterback closed for repairs effective immediately. The sponsors a 2-Person Sand Volleyball Toumey ers are invited to sign up now and has been cut by the San David Archer reopening date will be announced. FMI call Sun., Aug. 12, 11 a.m. at the Gold lill Towers Diego Chargers. Meanwhile, comer- participate in this activity. Captain's Cup 2345. Court. Entry fee is $5 per team. Register at The tournament will offer some back Sam Seale has a new two-year Swimming Session IV - From Aug. 13- 10:30 a.m, on toumey day or call Amy at Track Meet deal with the Chargers and defensive 24, Beginners, 5 yrs. and older, 4:30 to 5:30 2560. variety to the play. On Saturday, the end Lee Williams resumed to camp p.m., Villamar. Adult beginners, 6-7 p.m., Vil- format will be selected shot. On Weekend results after a week-long walkout over his lamar. Toddlers, 2-4 yrs. 10-10:30 a.m., Offe- RECREATION Sunday, golfers will play best ball. Men cers. Water Babies, 6-18 months, 10:30-I1 Teams Points contract. Run/walk forlife-Physicalfitness can of handicap will a.m., Officers. Intermediates, 6 yrs. and older, Only 80 percent Marine Barracks 613 Packers - Green Bay Packers be "awarding." Sign up for the Run or Walk 4:30-5:30 p.m., Marine. count. Monday will be the day to PWD 253 tight end Clint Didier, who played on for Your Life Club and tally your mileage Trivia - On June 27 1986 aaso celebrate the results of the tourna- FFG 115 using the honor system. Awards include T- three Super Bowl teams while with Garcia, as a Blue Jay, became the NavSta Blue 95 shirts, jackets, plaque. Call 2560. ment at a social featuring hamburg- Washington, has announced his retire- 16th AL player to register four NAS/VC-10 88 Pool League - If you areinterested in ment from football. doubles In one game. ers, hotdogs and all the trimmings. NavSta Gold 87 participating in a Pool League, contact Amy at - Wide receiver Chris Bur- Play is limited to72 participants NSGA/Co. "L" 56 Jets 2560. If there is enough interest, a league will kett of the New York Jets also has BOWLING so don't delay. Stop by the golf Women be established. Teams points announced his retirement. His agent, course pro shop soon to sign up and Reduced rates - It's Summer and Marine Barracks 155 Gil Thompson, called the sudden an- there's nothing todo? Try bowling foronly 50 SOUVENIRS pay the S15 entry fee. For more infor- NAS/V C-10 123 nouncement a bombshell. cents weekdays, II a.m.-S p.m. except holi- Maps - If you want an unusual gift to mation about the tournament, con- Hospital 115 days. Evenings, weekends,holidays,$1.25 per Browns - The Cleveland send to a friend or relative, come by the MWR NSGA/Co. "I. 70 game. tact Aston Shaw at 2519. Browns signed former Houston Safety Information Office for a 24X36 inch Guan- PWD 59 Awards-Awardsnghtforthe tuesday Keith Bostic as a free agent. He played tanamo Bay illustrated poster. Price is $7. Call Night Ladies' Winter League is Tue., Aug. 7, Looking back for the Oilers until he 3845. six seasons 5:30 p.m. in the Marblehead Lanes Snack Bar. signed with Indianapolis as a Plan B All members areasked to attend. Call 2915 and GBYAA free agent last year. He was later cut by leave a message. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Toronto's Bell the Colts during training camp. Youth Center hours - Youth Center Softball hours Dolphins - Miami Dolphins de- CORRAL of operation for open recreation are: wins 1987 MVP Monday's results Teens,.Tues.-Thur., 8-10 p.m., fensive end John Bosa had major re- Private group rides - Private group Fri:-Sat., 8-11 Cubs 19, As 7 p.m.; Pre-teens. Sun., 1-3 p.m., Tues.-Fri., Guantanamo Bay - The selec- constructive surgery to repair a tom horse am available for club outings, Wednesday's game rides 5:30-8 p.m., Sat., 5-8 p.m. tion forthe 1987 American League's ligament to his right knee, ending his binhday partiesbeach rides ornight rides. Re- Cubs vs. Team 2, 6 p.m. Pre-teen bowling party - Bowling had not quirements, minimum of five, maximum of Most Valuable player wasn't easy. (Chick Zaiser Field) comeback attempt. Bosa party slated for Wed. Aug. 15, thecost is $2.50 16. Call 2381. Writers became very objective when played a full season since a serious per person. Pre-teens, register by Aug. 13. Hourly rentals - The MWR Corral injury to his left knee in October, 1988. Transportation from the Youth Center willde- they finally selected Toronto Blue offers base residents and members of the fleet The latest injury occurred Saturday in a part at 5:45 p.m. and retum at 8 p.m. FMI call Jays' George Bell as the award win- hourly at $4 during the week and $6 on rentals 4075. Leach busted scrimmage with Tampa Bay. the weekends. Long pants and sturdy shoes or ner. Pre-teen weightlifting - Every Wed., boots are required. Call 2381. Bell was not really the writer's 6-8 p.m., Youth Activities offers pre-teen NBA Pony rides - Don't forget 50-cent pony weightlifting for eight youngsters at the base best friend. He was often moody for drug use rides for the kids will be at Tierra Kay, Tue. Lakers - After six seasons in a gym. Supervision/transportation provided around them and at times, Bell was Aug. 7 and Radio Point, Thur. Aug. 9, 2:30. AP - San Francisco's Rick Dallas Mavericks uniform, Sam Perk- from YouthCenter. Parents must sign consent 4:30 p.m. plain hostile. Nevertheless, when the is now a Los Angeles Laker. He form available at Youth Center. Call 4075. Leach, involved in several bizarre ins Teen Beach Ride - MWR's Corral writers all cast their votes, Bell came Teen Pool Tourney - A Teen Pool incidents during his major league signed with the NBA club as an unre- sponsors a Teen Beach Ride Wed., Aug. 8, 11 Toumey is set for Fri., Aug. 10, 9 p.m. at the out the winner. But, the voting was stricted free agent. At the news confer- a.m.5 p.m. for ages 10-17. Bring swimsuits/ career, has been suspended for 60 Youth Center. Call 4075. close. Detroit's Alan Trammell, who ence announcing the signing, Perkins towels. Lunch is provided. Fee, $15 forrenter, days by the commissioner of base- Pre-teen basketball - Start practicing many thought should have won, was said he signed with the Lakers because $8 for lessors. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. ball for drug use. now for the Pre-teen Three-on-Three Basket- second and Minnesota's Kirby Puck- he wanted to finish his career on top. ball Toumey Fri.,Aug. 10, 6 p.m. at theYouth The announcement was made by The team would only say Perkins FITNESS ett was third. Center. Call4075. the Giant:-, who say Leach tested agreed to a multi-year contract and Aerobics classes - At the base gym: Pre-teen boat ride - Pre-teens, Youth Bell was hot in 1987, smashing positive forr drugs during the Cincin- would not reveal any teams. Intermediate, Mon/Wed. 6:30-7:30 p.m., Fri., Activities offers fishing, music and snacks on 47 home runs and 134 runs batted in. 7:30-8:30 p.m., Sun. 4-5 p.m.; Lunchtime. a Barrel Boat Cruise, Thur., Aug. 9, 5:30-8:30 nati series a week ago. His RBI's led the American TENNIS Tue/Thur., 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.;ligh/Low p.m. Register by Aug. 7 at the Youth Center. League. Leach disappeared for two days Impact, Tues./Thurs.,5-6p.m.,Sun.5:30-6:30 Fee, $3. Call 4075. Only Oakland's rookie Mark after an argument with his wife in Virginia Slims - In first-round p.m; Power Moves, Mon/Wed/Fri. 5-6 p.m.; Skateboarding - Tune up those Teen McGwire had more homers with 49. play at the Virginia Slims of Albuquer- Classes are walk-in at $1.25 per session. skateboards forTeen Skateboard Relays atthe 1987 while playing for the Toronto que, unseeded Meredith McGrath up- Family rates- Get a break on yourFit- Youth Center, Tue., Aug. 7, 8:30 p.m. Call In fact, 20 AL players had powered Blue Jays. set fifth-seed Brenda Schultz of the ness Center membership rates. Effective Aug. 4075. 30 or more homers that year. Last season, while playing with Netherlands, 6-4,7-6. The 19-year-old 1, three or more family member fee is $350 an- Pre-teen Dodge Ball - Just for fun, the Texas Rangers, Leach vanished nually, a savings of $80 or more per family. come on out for Pre-teen Dodge Ball, Tues- It's no wonder that Bell is great, McGrath, who played her college ten- for several days without word Check it out. day. Aug. 14, at 6p.m. at the Youth Center. after all, he hails from that Domini- during nis at Stanford and just turned pro this a road trip to New York. Police GBYAA meeting - The next GBYAA can Republic small town, Pedro de Summer, survived Schultz's powerful monthly meeting is Tue., Aug. 7,6:30 p.m. at searched his room and found an serves, clocked as high as 113 miles- Macoris, that produces some of the Youth Center. All parents and those inter- ounce of marijuana. He was ordered an-hour. Story Hotline, 4819! ested are encouraged to attend. Major League Baseball's greatest to undergo drug counseling at that players. time.