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Tomorrow's flight Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. 12:00 a.m. Usable storage: 7.70 MIL - 55 % Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Goal: 825K NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. Consumption: 872K See page 3

BGuantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 45 -- No. 231 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, December 7, 1989

UPI - The last day of classes third floor along with the gun- threats from a man about six weeks gunman who killed the 14 women a at before final exams turned into a night- man's body, and three others in ago, soon after she placed feminist the engineering school. mare yesterday at the University of the cafeteria. Twelve other people pamphlets outside a restaurant. In a late-night news conference e, Montreal when a gunman with an were wounded. She said other defense commit- a senior police investigator said inin amidia apparent vendetta growingayagainst feminists 1 Thewdemands Canadiankllshforl Brosdcasting tee members also have received the letter, the gunman, identified de rwent on a rampage and killed 14 Corporation called it the worst similar threats recently. only as Marc, blames women for th East Germany -East Germany's women, then himself, mass slaying in Canadian history. Nero said her organization has failures in his life. ;e gon Krenz resigned Wednesday, Witnesses said the gunman Charlene Nero, spokes- scheduled a vigil for today at the The police say the three-pag

s ChairmanighdManfredtGerlachwas sita en a gu n g wits a w named atn edo ue elca i the ceilings. He entered a classroom said she received telephoned death found a letter left behind by the specifics. mber of the Liberal Pary, is the of about 60 students, ordered all the st non-comnunisttooldthewmensolv then slammed the basically ceremonial post in East After screaming an obscenity Rebels surrender to Philippine government Germany. about6feminists,he ordered the women to line up against the wall and UPI -Philippine rebels have and defused dynamite they wired Four-hundred other insurgents Colombia - A bomb in a truck in opened fire indiscriminately with a surrendered Manila's financial around the high-rise buildings this refused to abandon a major air base Bogota, Colombia, killed at least 35 .22-caliber automatic rifle. district, but still control a military morning as they surrendered. Au- 350 miles south of Manila at Cebu. people and injured hundreds more. The gunman left the classroom airbasein the second-largestcity, thorities ordered a search to make Loyalist troops are negotiating with Wednesday's moving rush-hour blast and Cebu. sure no explosives remain in the the Cebu rebels and did not attack destroyed police headquarters and continued firing on other students in An American woman de- district. some 40 cars on the street. One report hallways and the cafeteria of the down- when a surrender deadline passed says U.S. officials blame the bombing town Montreal school before turning clared, "thank goodness the night- The 800 mutineers marched more than two days ago. and last week's downing of a the rifle on himself. mare is over." She fled during the briskly to Fort Bonifacio, waving About 20,000 people have been Colombian airliner on Pablo Escobar. Police said six women died in the lull in the fighting with only the flags and claiming their attempt to evacuated from the area around the classroom and a seventh was found belongings she could carry. overthrow President Aquino's gov- Poland - About 2,000 people pro- dead outside the room. The bodies of The rebels dismantled bombs ernment was not in vain. Please see REBELS, page 3 tested in southern Poland Wednes- four more women were found on the day, setting a fire at the base of a statue of Lenin while chanting, "down with communism" and 'Let's remember Pearl Harbor.' Guantanamo residents "Soviets go home." The demonstra- tion was the third straight Wednesday of rioting at the statue. Protesters Where were you at eight o'clock Nagumo caught our fleet of 94 the last bomb exploded two hours goes on. Will history repeat itself? moved to a nearby military station and on Sunday morning, Dec.7, 1941? For vessels; 8 battleships, 2 heavy later, the death toll rose to 2,008 After all, history proves that war pelted police with rocks and gasoline most of us, the answer is simply - cruisers, 6 light cruisers, 29 de- Navy, 109 Marines, 218 Army, and is better at eliminating nations, than bombs, as police fought back with nowhere! For thousands of Americans, stroyers, 5 submarines, 1 gunboat, 68 civilians. nations are at eliminating war. War is water cannon and concussion it was their last day on earth. 9 minelayers, 10 minesweepers, Guantanamo Bay today is like an awful risk to take, but risk none- grenades. Solidarity Leader Lech That was the morning, 48 years 24 auxiliaries and support craft Hawaii of 1941; warm tropical theless. That's why,here in Guantan- Walesa called for calm. ago, when Vice Admiral Chuichi including a hospital ship, hydro- breezes, sunny skies, rolling hills, amo Bay, and elsewhere around the Nagumo led the Japanese Pearl Harbor graphic survey ship, store issue clear blue waters, fleet support op- world, caution is a good risk to take. Jordan - Jordan has a new cabinet. Sources say King Hussein excluded Striking Force in its raid on Hawaii. vessel, target vessel, ammunition erations, isolation from the main- Maybe that's why, some old salts Islamic fundamentalists from his The Japanese force had 30 vessels; 6 ship, and submarine rescue ship, land, and a laid back attitude. still whistle the World War II fight new cabinet, even though they flattops, 9 destroyers, 2 battleships, 2 asleep. Memories fade. The pendulum song, "Let's remember Pearl Harbor sought six of the most important cruisers, 3 submarines, 8 tankers and The first bombs dropped at swings as enemies become allies, . They don't forget. They won't ministnes. supply ships. about 7:55 a.m. and, by the time allies turn into adversaries, and life drop their guard. Why should we? (continued.page 3) Rent a horse from Gitmo's corral, ride in Christmas Parade By JOSN LISA M. ENLOE 9 a.m. "The last ride goes out at 3 The corral also offers special each event. "There are rules and p.m., and all the horses have to be rides for anyone's birthday. "For guidelines everyone must follow USA The Christmas Parade is Saturday, back at the corral by 4 p.m.," the just $20, we willdeliverahorse and when renting a horse, and l will fully Dec. 23. If you're interested in being in manager said. "During the week- a guide to the specified house and explain each of them before the News the parade and riding one of the horses ends we open at 8 a.m., on both offer a lead-line ride for one hour," beginning of the ride. from the MWR corral, you can do so Saturday and Sunday. And the said Reynolds. "On these specials, "However, if each person fol- Texas - Texas gave a lethal buy renting a horse for the entire day same rules apply. The last ride the horse is guided at all times, never lows therules,Iknow they will learn injection to a convicted killer this for $20. goes out at 3 p.m., and all the is anyone allowed to have the horse to enjoy horses as much as I do," moving: Twenty-seven-year-old According to Laurie Reynolds, horses must be back by 4 p.m." by themselves." concluded Reynolds. Carlos Deluna maintained to the end corral manager, the usual all-day price Reynolds said you can rent a The corral manager says that if that he was wrongly condemned for for renting a horse on the weekends is horse for the entire day or for just anyone is interested in renting a the slaying of a Corpus Christi gas $30. "During the week, Tuesday, an hour or two. "The price during horse to ride in the Christmas Parade, station attendant ina $150 robbery. Fund raisers for any Wednesday or Thursday, the all-day the week is $4 per hour for chil- for someone's birthday, for the day Gitmo resident, New York - The U.N. General As- price for renting a horse is $20," Rey- dren and adults. The price during or just an hour or two, to call the sembly canceled a vote on a nolds said. the weekendis $6 perhouralsofor corral at 2381 and she will be more club, or assoication resolution that would give the The corral opens during the week at children and adults." than happy to explain the specifics of Palestine Liberation Organization Now's your opportunity to raise observer status. The United States money for yourself, your club or cannot get a same day Wall had wamed it would cut off its U.N. your association. The Christmas funding if the measure were ap- NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY Street Journal here. We could get Carnival on Saturday, Dec. 23, 1989, p oved. it delivered a few day after it is ACTIONLINE starting at 1:00 p.m. provides a printed, but getting the Wall (TON84355 chance for individuals, groups to California - The first dog owner in Street Journal (and its timely the nation to go on trial for second- a ._ (CAPTAIN'S HOTLINE,4800) operate booths for fun and profit. business information) late can be degree murder because of the actions Whether you are selling handi- Query: I would like to know Reply: Mea Maxima Culpa. as catastrophic as having a doctor of his pet is Michael Berry of work, crafts, foods, or running when you ar going to get more We have received numerous tell you that you have only seven Morgan Hill, Calif. His pit bull killed games of chance for prizes, this is baby food and cereal. I realize the complaints about these items days to live but should have been a two-year-old boy. your opportunity to add to yourreve- was removed from the shelves too. We have had a supply told this news last week. rice nue. The booths will only cost Atlanta - Atlanta's Mayor-elect but the other brands were almost problem and will do our best to We do get USA Today twice a $10.00, and if you offer games of Maynard Jackson is already the shelves stocked. week (Tuesday and Friday), and it gone too. Just a point, we never keep chance, you will share in the cost of suffering under the first major issue of seem to run out of beer and ciga- Query: How about a daily is in our newsstand just nine the prizes. That's a small amount to his tenure. His proposal to create rettes. newspaper such as the Wall St. hours after itis printed. This in a "hospitality zone" in the city pay for a chance to appeal to an where Reply: Mea Culpa. We've re- Journal or a national newspaper? national newspaper, and homeless people would not be overflow crowd. ceived many complains on baby Reply: You have our sym- although itis not of a Wall welcome is under attack. At a protest The Christmas Carnival at Coo- food and regret our shelves were pathies. There is nothing an Street Journal caliber, it does march outside posh Atlanta hotel per Field is the ending point of our empty. The shelves are stocked overseas Supply Corps Officer have a pretty good business Wednesday, one homeless-relief annual Christmas parade. There will now and we will do all we can to misses more than his morning section. It also does a good job of official said, "we're all for be booths for playing games of correct our supply problem. Wall Street Journal. Unfortu- covering national and interna- prosperity as long as it includes chance, buying food, buying crafts, everyone and excludes no one." Query: Why do you run out of nately you are going to have to tional news and sports. The and promoting causes, as well as sanitary napkins. Can you please settle for Liam and Sean's Friday edition also lists all the opportunities for our community to (continued.page 3) check your inventory and order "Econosense" articles for TV entertainment scheduled for mingle and socialize. For more in- more? investment advise because we the weekend. formation on fund raising, call 4075. PAGE 2, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1989, GUANTANAMO DAILY GAZErE Some odds of this. Some ends of that The business of business By RAY MCNALLY pass the bag to the next teller. sit inside a cadillac by an electronic down on the floor. Co-operate, and no locking system was arrested and during the coming decade, accord- BY CHRIS GRAHAM, UPI Two schenectady, New York, one gets hurt. Move fast, I'm in a ing to a survey of energy executives jailed on suspicion of theft, burglary released by the Accounting Firm of brothers separated by thousands of hurry. Thanks." and trespassing. Those waiting for a recession miles have cemented their relation- Pamplin said the note was "real may have a long wait. At least three Arthur Anderson and Company. The Landcaster county sheriff's ship by sending the same birthday polite." years, according to a new poll from The poll was issued in Houston department said George Radabaugh Oil card to each other for 50 years. The sheriff also said all of the the National Association of Busi- during the company's annual was found inside the car in a garage. ness Economists. and Gas Symposium attended by For the last 35 years, the card has stolen money was recovered. The owner of the cadillac said that The survey reports 62 percent of 700 energy executives and govern- been sent coast to coast twice a year. Radabaugh apparently locked the those members questioned an- ment officials from around the In the 1940's it traveled to Italy and Santa Claus showed up in Chi- swered by saying the economy will world. back three times while one of the cago at ameeting of the Illinois Board doors from the inside and then was continue growing through 1992. Those responding to the survey brothers was stationed with the of Higher Education, but this time he unable to unlock them. And inflation rates will be down said prices of West Texas Interme- Army's 88th Infantry Division. It's was the one looking for a gift. Deputies said Radabaugh had next year. diate will hit $25 a barrel in five been to London several times, Israel a Board members were going with him gloves and others items Growth next year will not be years and $31 a barrel in 10 years. few times, and also to the Far East. through a routine meeting yesterday allegedly taken from another car when a student dressed as Santa burst spectacular, just a median expan- The U.S. benchmark is quoted at Seventy five-year-old Joe Zippin the residence. Deputies went to says "What's terrific about this is in the room shouting, "Ho, Ho, Ho!" sion of two percent. But inflation $20.47 a barrel on the New York house after a man reported hearing should ease from this year's 4.5 to 5 Mercantile Exchange. there's a tremendous amount of car- Joined by an elf, Santa made his sounds coming from his garage. percentrange to something closer to ing and devotion." way to the front of the room and Chief Deputy Tom Casady said 4.2 percent next year. New York's conference board His 63-year-old brother Calvin presented each board member with a like Of those economist in the mi- is out with tworeports showing Zippin says "It has been a religious sno-cone containing the message, he "can't remember anything nority who predict a recession, half more possible cooling for the econ- affair between the two of us." "Give the gift of access. Freeze tui- this." say it will come sooner than later- omy. Joe was the first to receive the tion." most likely either in the final three Consumer confidence levels card on Nov. 27, 1939, when he as 25 University of Illinois President By the way. months of this year or early next were off slightly in November, al- and Calvin was 13. Stanley Ikenberry applauded, appar- Do you know that nine US presi- year. though they remain at strong lev- The card is in good condition, and ently unaware what was happening. dents never attended college. How els. And the board's help wanted has swelled to the thickness of a A group called "Students for a many of them can you name? Wall Street dropped in further index remained almost unchanged magazine from the numerous poems tuition freeze," which staged the in October. The US presidents whodid not go profit-taking yesterday. The decline and messages each brother wrote the demonstrations, also handed board The November's consumer re- to college are George Washington, came as investors waited for the other and pasted on matchbook-sized members Christmas cards tagging port shows a three point drop when Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, governmentreport due tomorrow on pieces of paper, to the card. them with responsibility for raising compared with October. November's employment-unem- Joe Zippin says the card has be- tuition every year since 1977. Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Almost 26 percent of those sur- ployment figures. come too valuable a family heirloom Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, veyed report current business con- The Dow Industrial dropped to send by first-class mail. When he A Lincoln, Neb., man trapped Grover Cleveland and Harry Truman. ditions as "good". down two 4.91 points. It's new level is mails it back to Calvin, it will be points from October. But fewer 2736.77 in moderate trade of 145.8 insured. believe conditions are "bad." Gitmo kids pull the 'TV plug' and reach million shares. Declines led ad- Eight percent expect condi- Police say two unemployed men vances by 57 issues. W.T. Sampson Elementary First grade: tions will get worse within six politely robbed First State Bank of Closing Dow Jones averages: months. Twice as many expect School Students "Pull the plug on Ms. Nieves' class Chilton, TX., 30 Industrial 2736.77 off 4.91 things will improve. Both readings yesterday, then drove television and read!" Second grade: 20 Transportation 1213.73 home where they were quickly ar- are marginally below those in Oc- During National Education Ms. Corsano's class off 7.11 rested. tober. Week, W.T. Sampson Elementary Third grade: 15 Utilities 227.68 off 0.38 William Wright and Royce The relatively unchanged help School Students were encouraged to Ms. Wiley's class 65 Stocks 1035.45 off 3.07 Myers are in the Falls County jail in wanted index looks at job advertis- limit their television viewing and do Fourth grade: Marlin, charged with aggravated In other news of financial inter- ing in 51 major newspapers. It is educational activities instead. Ms. Meadows' class est for the day: considered to be sensitive to labor bank robbery. Each was being held on Three hundred and sixty three Fifth grade: $100 thousand bond. The Federal Reserveis expected market conditions on the local, students received certificated of Ms. Cascio's class The men were arrested at to report on consumer credit figures regional and national levels. achievement for limiting their televi- Sixth grade: Wright's home 27 minutes after the for October. The statistics will show Conference board economist sion viewing to one hour per day. Mrs. Wall's Class how much consumers are willing to heist. Ken Goldstein says the small, two Students averaged only 27 min- A special thanks goes out to all gamble on the economy's future. Sheriff Larry Paplin said the point drop from September to Oc- men utes of television viewing per day. those students who participated and There is some chance the report may tober indicates Labor Market Ac- walked into the bank, gave the teller a The overall class winners were: to the parents who encouraged and tivity is slowing down, as is the grocery with instructions that bag_, Kindergarten: supported their children in this en- Oil prices will be on the increase economy in general. said, "Put all the money in the bag. Ms. Whitmore's A.M. Class deavor. News and Entertainment Today in Music, News On Channel 2 Birthdays from today's music routinely discard basic decency and "rock'n'roll watergate" startedby the 5:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 SESAME STREET calendar include. The late Harry violated their citizens' fundamental Nixon Administration, and it in- 5:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS 5:00 MOTOR WEEK '90 Chapin, in 1942. Country singer human rights." volveslate ex-Beatle John Lennon. Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Gary Morris is 41. and singer Tom The singer was a driving force in The American Civil Liberties 6:00 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 6:00 NEWSCENTER 8 Waits is 40. last year's 20- city Amnesty Interna- Union is representing Historian Jon Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 6:15 CNN SPORTS LATENIGHT The rest of the music almanac. tional Human Rights Concert Tour Wiener in his appeal of a 1983 Fed- Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:30 CNN HEADLINE NEWS In 1968, the Supremes-Tempta- with Bruce Springsteen, Peter Gab- eral Court Decision that denied him 6:30 Channel 7 ABC NEWS (National) 7:00 STAR TREK tions collaboration, "I'm Gonna riel and Tracy Chapman. access to about 70 pages of FBI Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 8:00 MOVIE: "Ghost Busters" Make You Love Me," is released. The 30,000 cash prize going to materidal on the rock musican. Channel 10 NBC NEWS (National) In 1974, Linda Ronstadt releases the Chinese students will be used to Wiener says "that is embarassing 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) "Your No Good." set up a special fund to work for the to the FBI or they contain evidence of In 1978, Sid Vicious, awaiting his release of imprisoned student activ- FBI misconduct." All movies begin at 7 p.m. murder trial in the death of girlfriend ists in China. The ninth circuit court of appeals Nancy Spungen, is arrested for as- in Pasadena is notexpect to rule for at Downtown Lyceum saulting Patti Smith's brother, Todd, Civil Rights lawyers say there's a least 90 days. Leviathan. Thriller (R).1. in a New York nightclub. McCalla Lyceum And in 1986, Ray Charles gets a The Burbs. Comedy (PG).1:42 Kennedy Centerhonor, and is toasted Marine Lyceum at a gala in Kansas City. Tequila Sunrise. Drama (R).1:55 (Today's Pop Music Quiz: In Leeward Lyceum what part of New York City was Field Of Dreams. Drama (R).1.46 singer Harry Chapin born? Answer: Greenwich Village)

Sting was on hand in Boston this week to present International Reebok Human Rights awards. GITMO PEOPLE Some of the honors went to 1 1 11 1 I I members of the Chinese student Keeping the plethora of supplies for the naval base in an orderly movement, which sparked last system is the function of the warehouse supervisor and project spring's deadly fight for freedom of expression and democracy in Beijing. manager: Sting called it "very frightening" that he and his children "live in a world RESIDENTS MAIL EARLY NAME: where governments cynically and Dane H. Sutterfield The U.S. Postal Service is gearing up fortheholiday season -its busiest time HOMETOWN: of the year. A postal spokesman, Art Shealy, says the pieces of stamped mail I Guantanamo Gazette handled from Dec. 1 to25 nearly doubles, putting the crush on postal employees Tulsa, Okla. who need to cancel and sort. TIME IN GITMO: Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba The peak mailing day this year will be the Monday beforeChristmas, Dec. 18, when 190 million pieces of stamped mail will be in the postal system. It's 1 years, 5 months usually the Monday before, since mostpeople write theirChristmas cards over the CHOICES: NAVAL BASE COMMANDER weekend. Keep in mind that most letters can make it cross country in three days. RECREATION: Captain John S. Boyd Mailing packages is another story. Shealy says for those mailing early, PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER parcel post is thecheapest waytogo for packages under70 pounds. There areeight Dive, play soccer LCDR John Griffin zones on thepostal map and you should allow one day per zonefor computing the AUTHOR: delivery. Heavy first class mail needs to go priority class. For those waiting until EDITOR e last minute. Express Mail is available. It's the only ovemight service even Robert Frost JOC Bill Dougherty aranteeing delivery on Christmas Day. MUSIC: STAFF Ia By NANCY LYONS Classical JO Fred A. Dias JOSN Lisa M. Enloe LIFE'S GOALS: JOSN Christine Corbin To be happy, successful and to be myself Kristen L Adkins rm MY 3 WISHES: This is an authorized DoD public ion. Con- To make Captain in the Navy or Master Chief, to have a million tents are edited by Public Affairs aid do not dollars and to live to be 120 years old. necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Navy. It is printed five times weekly at government ex- pense by Navy PPS Branch Office. NOTE: Call PAO at4502 to nominate someone for "Gitio People" PAGE 3, THURSDAY, DEYMBER 7, 1989, GUANTANAMO DAI.Y GAZETTE

C LASSIFIEDS All items for theclassilled section musto e Thurs., Dec. 14, from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m, at for Thurs., Dec. 21, at 3 p.m., in the Officers' Beige rugs, three12x15 and one 12x12, $125 AWH. submitted an 8.5 by 11 in. paper with a the Officer's pool. This program helps par- Club dining room. Send your agenda to Kim ea. or $450 for all four. Call 2778. Dive trailer from Ford p/u longedw/topper, maximum of 40words per advertisementEach ticipants understand their relationship with Kirk at Stop 13 orcall 2249/2991. Two 9x6, one cream, other light tan/cream, both needs minor work,$100. Call SCPO Adams at item to be sold mustbe submitted on aseparate their young child. FMI and to register,call The W.T. Sampson Elementary School SAC in excel. cond., perfect for child'sonm., couldbe 6216 DWH or 6109 AWH. sheet ofpaper unless it falls under thesame 4141/4153. committee will hold its monthly mtg. Tues., usedtogether, $40 ea., both for $70. Call3421, Small lightweight, 2-drawer metal filing cabinet, $20. Call 2423 AWH. category. Ads submitted which include a Newcomers, leam about Gimo and how FSC Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m. To place items on the leave msg. 3 variety of items will be placed under can assistyou with your needs/or frustrations agenda, contact Gail Davis at 3549. Two 9x12 matching multi-color (brown, tan, Canon AE-1 5mm camera w/5 different sire Miscellaneous. Ads must he signed and include Thurs., Dec. 14, from 9 to 11:30 a.m., at the The Black History Month committee's next mtg. rust), excel. cond., $75 ea. 9x12, blue carpet, lenses, Soligar flash unit, powerwindercamera a phone number where the submittnr can he FSC training room. FMI and to register, call will be held Fri., Dec. 15, at 3 p.m., in the excel. cond., $60. Call 3421, leave msg. case and tripod, $500. Call 4636 DWH, ask for reached during nonnalworking hours. 4141/4153. COMNAVBASE conference rm. All reps. and 9x12 Persian design rug, brown and vanilla, 1 P02 Writtnhouse. Deadlines Ads arepuhlished for two con- Sponsor training helps those sponsoring roth- committee members should be present. yr. old, great cond., must see, $100. Call P02 20 gal. aquarium w/wood display stand, all access, needed secutive days (Monday and Tuesday and tary members to the base and what their Reflex Photo Club is seeking donations. Any Drosos at 4106 DWH or 3278 AWH. for immediate use, plus extras, Thursday and Friday. Ads musthe vhby noon responsibilities are. The next class is Wed., type of camera orprinting equip. willbe greatly Green 12x16, $100 and 10xl2, $75, both w/ $35. Call 3421, leave msg. Wednesdayoriday precedingtchedfesiredpuh- Dec. 13, at I p.m., at the FSC conference on. appreciated. FMI, call 4514 DWH or 2772 pads. 9x12 and 6x10, light brown w/pad, $50 Carm guitar 6-string, electric w/hard casew/ lication dates. FMI and to register, call 4141/4153. AWH. Peavy 35w amp., hot wire cord, Digatech Leeward Point residents may submit ads Come leam a new skill or hobby. For Dec., The next Command Retention Team mtg. is COMPUTER EOUIPMENT digital delay, crybaby. Call 2158 AWH. via telephone. All other residents must submit bring a dozen Christmas cookies to share and scheduled for Wed., Dec. 13,from 2 to3 p.m., at Commodore 64C computer system: two 1541 Playsound sink, 1 yr. old, very good cond., 'ten ads to the Public Afirs Office, Bldg. your recipe. FMI and to register for this pro. the Family Service Ctr. training rm. All retention disk drives, MPS-801 printer, software, paper, includes sound, telephone, food processor, ,Admin. Hill. gram Mon., Dec. 11, from 9:30 to11:15 a.m., team members are required to attend. joysticks, many extras,$450. Computer disk w/ coffee maker and dishwasher, plus sound of call 4141/4153. OIAGES comer type printer stand, $85, both for $500. running water, will neg. price. Call 4222/4165 ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICE There will be a scheduled power outage for the Call 5343 DWH. DWH or 2238 AWH. Will the person who gave money to a "Boy following areas: Fri., Dec. 15, from 7 a.m. to DIYE IEAR 10x20 pontoon boat w/50 h.p. Johnson eng., Fandango Mgmt. and TransportServicesnow Scout" Fri. night, Dec. 1, near the Windjam- noon, all of Bldg. 717, back of Bldg. 740. Men's med. Sherwood BC, Magnum reg., $1,500. Metal storage shelves, $10. Gallon beige acrylic enamel auto paint, $20. Approx. offers Federal Express when you want it to get mer Cub, please contact the Staff Judge Sounto SPG w/built in dive timer, Dessault fins there fast. FMI, call Jacki or Patti at 4181. Advocate at 4821. FOR SALE (orange), Dacor dive knife, two 63 cu. ft, tanks, 150 ft., 1in. rope, $25. Call 2455. Anchor, Packages leave every Tues. and Fri. MCXNOIES $600. Call Perry at 4325 AWH. $15. Prop for a 50 h.p.Johnson, $15. Cookie exchange Sponsored by Gitmo Officers Come to Post 46 and have breakfast with Santa AIR CONDITIONERS FURNIlURE Smokeregrill, $10. Call2455. Wives' ClubhDec. 13, at 7:30 p.m., at the home Sat.,Dec.9, from 8to9a.m.,specialprices for 8,300 Btu., 110V, $60. Call 3137 AWH. Colonia style sofa, loveseat, chair and coffee EIE of Mrs. Deanna Stouffer, M-101. FM, call children and parents, bring your camera. APPLIANCES table, $200, takes all. Call Curt at 2844 AWH. Great dog needs good home, 4-yr. old, female, Lynn at 3092 or Mary at 2292. Special children shopping hours at the MCX Washer and dryer, $100 OBO, if not sold by Fri., Courch and loveseat, off white w/blue, pink mixed breed, black w/tan markings, spayed, Civilian dentist, Dr. Bob Pllerin, willbe on after breakfast. will get thrown out. Call Amy at 4419. stripes, 6 mo. old, $300. Bar w/barstools, pad- housebroken, quiet, obedient, wonderful w/ base Fri., Dec. through Tues., Dec. 12. If you Children's Christmas shopping will be Sat., Whirlpool dishwasher, excel. cond., 2 yrs. old, ded, shelves, $100, both in greattcond. Call3944 children. Call 3803. need an appt. come to the Dental Clinic Sat., Dec. 9, fmm 9 to10:30a.m.,only children are $350. Call 2778. AWH. ERYICE Dec. 9,between 8 and 11a.m. aloud. We willhelp your child shop. Wrapping Whirlpool portable dishwasher, good cond., German double bed w/twin mattresses and Certified Home Day Care Providers have open- Teller at Leeward Central Fidelity Bank will will be done free of charge by the Marine $125. Call 2423 AWH. springs, 2 nights stands, $100. Five drawer ings: Sandy at 2693 (Christmas parties, New have a teller at the Leeward Pt. facility Tues., Enlisted and Officer Wives Clubs. Whirlpool washer and dryer, white, very de- chest, $35. Call 2423 AWH. Year's Eve); Leila at4524, located in Corinaso Dec. 12, and Fri., Dec. 15. MWR NOIES pendable, avail. Jan. 24, $175 for both. Call Set of 3 shelves made by Broyhill, contemp. Pt. housing; Mila at 3478 (2 yrs. and above) Special breakfast Hey kids, come and enjoy For a different holiday greeting, be right there 3421, leave msg. design, oak w/removable glass shelves, excel. located in Kittery Beach housing; Gladys at breakfastbeforedoing yourChristmas shopping in the living room with your family and Whirlpool dishwasher, excel. cond., 2 yrs. old, cond., perfect for a on. divider, mustsee,$600 2899 (2to4yrs.) located inTierraKayhousing. Sat., we'll have on area prepared so that your friends by sending a viedo of yourself. l0-min. $350. Call 2778. takes all 3. Call Shelly at 4508 DWH or 3560 ICEE's for sale, banana, pineapple, buh- service will be speedy, a hostess willbe avail. greetings are taped for $15/ea. and mailed AUTI AWH. blegum, lemon lime, rootheer, rainhow, between 7 and 9 a.m.to help you. home for you. Call Amy at 3246 to schedule a '63 Sport Coupe Lemans, 326eng., all original, Broyhill bedroom set, high boy, headboard, 2 zombie, tropical delight, orange, blue rasp- h School Drama clans will present The time. Service ends Fri., Dec. 15. nec car to restore, $300. Call CPO Newton at night stands, 9 drawer dresser w/mirror, oak berry, paradise, lots more. Call 2899 orcome by rdowBox" Sun., and Mon., Dec.10 andl1, at Orientation for prospective FHC providers is 4624 DWH or 2493 AWH. w/medium natural stain finish, excel. cond., no TK-58, will do parties. p.m., in thenhigh school gym, because of the scheduled for Mon., Dec. 11, at 7 p.m., at the '71 Subaru FF1, 4-spd., new batt., good ties, knicks or scratches, $1,200 OBO. Call Shelly at STEREO EOIPMENT mature nature of this play,babysitting willbe Youth Ctr. Certification requirements, estab- recently tuned, insp. good until May '90, can be 4508 DWH or 3560 AWH. Sansui stereo components, CD player, $150; avail. on donation, purchase tickets at the door. lishing FHC business, paperwork and forms seen at Navy Lodge, Rm. #110, avail. Dec. 12, Child Craft bedroom set, 4-drawer changing tumtable, $50- 16-channeltuner,$75.CallP02 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS will be discussed. FMI, call 4543. $400. Call 2156 DWH, ask for P02 Doggett or table, 3 drawer dresser, cribhthatconverts to Droses at 4106 DWH or 3278 AWH. Chauntelle Marie was bom to Mark and The Clipper Club offers prime rib for two the Navy Lodge, leave msg. youth bed, natural wood w/rainbow colors, TELEISION TammyySharp,December 5, 7bs. 10 oz. every Tues. for$15/couple. Dinner is served '71 Roadrunner, 318 hi-performance eng., excel. cond., must see. Call Shelly at 4508 DWH Zenith 18 in., color, works great, $100. Call BRAY 1l from 5:30 to 10 p.m. FMI, call Dorletta at Hurst Quicksilver shifter, new chrome wheels, or 3560 AWH. 5343 DWH. Thanks to the Hospital and Dental Enlisted 6330. midnight blue, body in good shape. Call 2158 Two-piece sectional sofa, recliners both ends, l TWO WHEELERS Wives and all others involved in making Sun- The Sketch and Guess game scheduled Tues., AWH. yr. old, light color, $800 firm. Call Sandy at '81 Yamaha, runs and looks excel., onlyhon day's Christmas party fun forboth children and Dec. 12, at the Windjammer has been '72 Ford T-bird, 429 Cobra jet, runs like new, 7241 DWH or 2252 AWH. onisland65 days, $5500BO. CallWaltat3724. parents. Your hard work in planning and hosting cancelled. FMI, call 3845. new water pump and master cylinder, onlybeen Antique spinning wheel and kitchen cupboard '86 Honda Elite 150, elec. start,digital dash, 126 this successful event is greatly appreciated. The Everyone is invited to the ClipperClub"Birth- on island 65 days, $1,800 OBO. Call Walt at circa 1900, complete w/flour bin w/ golden oak actual miles, like new, helmetlincluded, $1,800. Schor family. day Bash" Thurs., Dec. 14, to help allDecem- 3724. finish. Call 5323 DWH. Call SCPO Gall at 4898 DWH or 3944 AWH. Happy Birthday David. You're a one-in-a-mil- her birthday people celebrate their special '76 Chevy Vega, new batt., fuel pump, body in King size waterbed, all wood, padded rails, '85 Kawasaki 454 Ltd., excel. cond., very low lion father and a very special addition to all our day. Anyone bom in Dec. is entitles to a free excel.cond., runs great, take a test drive, $1,200. mirror 2-shelf headboard, 12 drawerpedestal, miles, 2 helmets included, $1,5000O0. Call lives. Have a greatday butbehave yourself. We dinner, $10 limit. FMI, call 6330. Call 4502 DWH or 4524 AWH. mattress, liner, heater, will deliver,$250. Call 2845. all love you, mom and dad Pierce, Kellie, your Dress in your favorite pajamas and come to '78 Ford Mustang II, hatchback, a/t, p/s, p/b, 3421, leave msg. WANEII wife Esther and son Richard. the Clipper ClubThurs., Dec. 14,at8p.m.,for reliable, avail. Jan. 30,$1,200. Call 2778. Oak couch and chair w/brown cushions, all in Cert. or exp. mechanic for Mercriser i/o g., A special thank you to all personnel at FTG, a "Pajama Party." FMI, call Amy at 3246. '78 Chevy p/u, new paint, shocks, u-joints, 350 excel. cond., $195. Call 2778. need eng. check-up and minor adjustments, PWD, Security, Hospital, Marine Corps, Sup- The Child Development and Youth Ctrs. will 3-spd., excel. cond., $2,500 OBO. Call 2248 Ladies' silver linkwatch, possible lost in the will payreasonable fee. Call 2978 orstopatM- ply, PAO, Navy Broadcasting, MWR, NASPort close at 4 p.m., Fri., Dec. 8 due to DEFEX. DWH, ask fornPO1 Neal orleave msg. McCalla chapel area. Call 3119, reward. 125. Services and the BOQ staff for your support Children must be picked up by-closing time. '79 Honda wagon;looks good and runs great, MISCELLANEOUS . The Guantanamo Bay Girl Scous are looking during the Charley Pride show. From Craig The library, golf course, corral, gym, all hobby $1,4000BO.Call4616DWHor3343 AWH, ask Professional archery set; 42 lb. draw Hoyt re- for a working refrigerator for the Girl Scout Brock, MWR show coordinator. shops, fitness cus., marina, bowling alley and for Jim. curve w/peep sight and stablizers, alumuninum hut. FMIoreif you have one,contact Chrisat To Sherry Owens for pulling me (Me. Duffy) swimming pools will close at 3:30 p.m. and '79 Honda Accord, 2-dr., hatchback, bucket shaft target arrows and all arm and finger 7227 DWH or 3416 AWH. from the water Dec. 2. Mr. Duffy and family. will not reopen. All lyceums will be closed. seats, sheepskin covers, 5-spd.,. eng. over- guards, serious inquiries only. Call 4636 DWH, Auto trans. and radiator for a slant-6 Dodge p/ Junior Troop #7 and Brownie Troop 812 The Officers' Club, Clipper Club, Harbor hauled, new paint, avail. now, $2,500. Call ask for P02 Writtenhouse. u. Trans. long shaftiG-100 series. Call Mark at would like to thank everyone whocameoutand Lights Lounge at the CPO Club and Barrel Marie at 3098 DWH or 3670 AWH. Graco child swing, used once, $25. Call 3243. 6483 DWH or 6522, Rm. 320 AWH. supported our Christmas omament/bake sale Club will openafterDEFEX offering cocktails '80 Firebird, running 350 eng., pushing 625 h.p., Golf clubs, Tour model, SP-439, 2,3,4,5,6,7, Winter clothes: girls size 6,boys size 3T and 4, this past weekend. Your supportis greatly appre- and snacks. The Goat Locker and Lateral .75 cam, 11 to 1 pistons, new carb., elect, fuel 8, 9, PW,driver. Call Dave 5327 DWH. going to theStates Dec. 12. Call Pam at 3788. ciated. Hazzard will remain closed. pump, new exhaust, $4,500 OBO. Call Walt at Seaquest snorkeler BC,usedtwice,$25. Ladies Twosets of English101 books. Call3583 AWH. Happy Birthday to our daughter Chelsea. May TheWindjammeris closedduetomaintenance 3724. 12-spd., good cond., $40. Child's bed guard YARISALE Godbless you always. We love you verymuch on the a/c. '81 Mazda p/u, one owner, runs great, $1,200 rail, Sears, excel. cond., $12. Umbrella stroller, Oil Pt. - 5 Sat., 7:30 to?, packout sale, 2- and hope you have a fun time on your special Sign up now for an Introduction to Photog- OBO, avail. Dec. 10. Call SCPO Adams at 6216 like new, $10. Humidifier, excel. cond., $20. family, womens clothes, formal gowns, jew- day. raphy class, sponsored by Project Player. It is DWH or 6109 AWH. Call 2845. elry, shoe, new jewelry, littlehitof everything. CAILWASI a 4-wk. class beginning Mon., Jan. 8, at the '81 Mercury CougarGS, 6-cyl., 4-dr., a/c, p/s, p/ Two lawn mowers, great engines, both for $55. East Caravella -1512-B Sat., toys, children ReefRaiders is sponsoring a car wash Sun., Dec. Photo Reflex Club and will meet every Mon. b, less than 55K original miles, excel. running Call 4668 AWH. clothes, fishing poles, much more. 10, from 9 a.m.to 1 p.m.,at Casa Del Mar. Bring and Wed., from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. FMI, call cond., needs some painting due to weather dis- Sears drapes, 8 panels, brown/tan in very good East Bargo - 6-A Sat., 8:30 to 11 a.m., post your car by for that sparkling Christmas in Amy at 3246. coloration, insp. good until Oct. '90, $1,500 cond., $15/pr. or all for $50. Call 2899. packout sale. Gitmo shine. Beginning Sun., Dec. 10, the Officers' pool OBO. Call Gil at 4168 DWH or 3766 AWH. Dive trailer from Ford p/w, longed w/topper, Nob ill - 60-A Sat., 0 to 11 a.m., n early FAMILYSERVICES will open at 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and '82 Chevette, 4-dr.,AM/FMcass.,newtires and needs minor work, $100. Call SCPO Adams at birds. The next Mom's Support Group will meet holidays. Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. hours are 8 brakes, runs great, avail. Jan. 2, $1,200 OBO. 6216 DWH or 6109 AWH. Paola Pt. -9 Sat, 8 to11:30 a.m.,something a.m. to 8 p.m. FMI, call2193. Call 3453 AWH. Falcon SL stroller-bed, excel. cond., $40. Two for everyone, great Christmas deals, oma- Wrap yourself in your favorite sheet and come '84 Z-28, 5-spd., a/c, H.O. eng., p/s, p/b, good bassinettes, $25. Brown wicker changing table, meets, decorations, baby items, stmller, high to the Clipper Club for a "Toga Party" Sat., cond., price neg. Call 4717/4705 DWH or 3207 excel. cond., $50. Two baby tubs, $5 ea. Johny chair, clothes, like new toys, household items, Dec. 9, at 9 p.m. Prizes awarded for the best AWH. Jump-up, new, $15. Call 4524. muchmore, allin great shape. WORLD NEWS.tm.pg.1 costume. FMI, call Dorletta at 6330. '87 Toyota Le Van, under 30K miles, a/t, front VA Beach home for sale: 4-bdrm., 2.5 bath, 2.5 Sunday aftemoon Bingo at the Windjammer and rear a/c units, AM/FM cass. and equalizer, garage, 1g. fenced yard on cul-de-sac, outstand- has been cancelled until further notice due an 4 Capt. chairs, moon roof, power sunroof, tilt ing schools, centrally located to all bases, avail. El Salvador"-- In El Salvador, heaving a/c problem. steer., pw/pdl, $13,500 (payoff). Call 3421,leave now. Call fordetails, 5320DWH or3347 AWH. fighting between leftist rebelsand The Lateral Hazzard located at the golf course msg. Diamond pendant, .25K, nice Christmas gift, troops of the U.S.-backed government is offering a mini Mongolian BBQ Fri., Dec. AUITO.ARIS $300 OBO. Call Jamie at 6223/6203 DWH. BAY DINING was reported around a town 21 miles 15, from 7 to 9 p.m. Tickets, $7.50 to., begin- '77 Cutlass windshield, will fit many GM cars, Marcy Pro universal gym w/stand, butterflyunit from the capital. Government troops ning Mon., Dec. 11 at the Golf Pro Shop. $50. Call 3137 AWH. and all access., $600OBO. Call 4300. POST 46 attacked rebel positions on the San FMI, call2519/2501. New starter for Pontiac 151 cu. 2.51 4-cyl. eng. Pentax ME Super 35mm camera w/Vivitar flash Tonight's Dinner: Delivry Salvodor volcano. The Hail and Farewell scheduled Sat., Dec. 9, Apps. include Jeeps, Spirit, Concord, Eagle, unit and 70-210 zoom lens, all access., $350 at the Officers' Club has been cancelled. FMI, Celebrity, Century, Cutlass Ciera, Citation, OBO. Call 4300. Service Available Friday's call 3845. Phoenix, Skylard, Monza, Starfire, Sunbird, Beautiful gold nuggetElgintmen'sdresswatch, Lunch: TBD Czechoslovakia -- Czechoslovakia's NEXNOIE Grand Am, Calais, Somersett, Fiero. Other GM like new. Call Sandra at 3168. new prime minister iswarning reform- New Toyland hours are as follows: Tues. apps. poss., $45 neg. Call 4206 DWH or 3243 Three tires, 205-70-R15, $30 ea. Huffy beach STOPLIGHT INN minded protesters not to push to hard. through Sat., 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sun.,noon to6 AWH. cruiser bike, needs ear rim, $25. Lg. stereo Tonight's Dinner: TBD Ladislav Adamed says he'll resign p.m.; Mon., 10a.m. to 6 p.m. BiCYCLES speakers, $10. Curtains, $10. Call 3536. rather than work under the pressure of ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS Boys bike, good cond., $40 OBO. Call 2899. Ski vest and ski hoard, $ ea. One ton come Friday's Lunch: TBD what he called "hasty deadlines, strikes The Guantanamo Bay Girl Scouts will hold Boys 20 in., red Team Murray custom BMX, along, $35. Lg. Dacor fins, $10. Two egg shell FILIPINO FOOD STAND theirmonthly mtg. Sun., Dec. and demonstrations. Adamec's first 10, at 7:30 p.m., includes handlebar andcenterbarpadding, new, white dining om. chairs, $6. Call 3536. Friday's Lunch: Chicken Chop in the Hospital conferencemon. FMI, call Chris Aquarium, 30-gal., undergravel filter and air attempt to re-shuffle the cabinet did not never used, $100 OBO. Call Pam at 4757. at 3416. B0AIS pumps, top and light, electric heater, new filter Suey satisfy opposition forces, and he says The Windjammer Club Advisory Board mtg. 10x20 pontoon boat w/50 h.p. Johnson, $1,500. system w/extra filters and food, plus more, just other cabinet will be announced by is set for Tues., Dec. 12, at 1lp.m. All Call 2455. add water and fish, $150. Call 5343 DWH. BLUE CARIBE riday. command reps. are requested to attend. FMI, CARP.EI '87 Edition Encyclopedia Britanica, 32-vol., Tonight's Dinner: TBD call 2304. 12x15 beige sculptured, $75. Call 3137 AWH. plus '87,'88,'89 annuals, perfect cond., $400. The Officer's ClubAdvisoryBoard mtg. is set Call Jeff at 6251 DWH or 3283 AWH. Friday's Lunch: TBD NATIONAL NEWS.fm. pg. 1 Cosco car seat, $10. WeberBBQ grill w/cover, OFFICERS' CLUB $35. Women's 12-spd. mountain bike, excel. Tonight's Miami"-- Miami city leaders are calling Norfolk TV wants interviews with locals cond., $75. Call Shelly at 4508 DWH or 3560 Dinner: Build Your for calm no matter what the verdict in Own Pizza Friday's Lunch: CBS affiliate, interested in being interviewed by the trial of Hispanic police officer WTKR-TV Nor- Flight Sch. from page one Seafood Buffet charged with manslaughter in the folk, VA will be aboard the base CBS for this five part series can call Date Lw. Arrlve Depart CPO CLUB deaths of two blacks. Jury deliberations from Tues., Dec. 12 to Tues, Dec. the Public Affairs Office at X4502, or light Tonight's Dinner: Reserved will resume today. 19. During this time they will be X4819. C-9 12/ 8 Ja ------8:0 m. filming "Christmas in Guantan- Gino 10:30 am. 11:153am. for Christmas Party page one Room Roads 2:05 pm. 2:50 pm. Washington -- The National Aids amo" and interviewing Guantan- REBELS.from Friday'sLunch: Steamship Jaxz 5:25 pm. 6:10pm. Commission presented an ominous amo Bay personnel who make their base. Oceana 7:35 p.m. 8:20 pm. Round report to President Bush. The panel home in the Greater Norfolk area. At least 79 people, mostly civil- Ja 10:00pm. warns the nation cannot cope with the C-141 12/9 Gitmo 11:00 am. 1t55 p.m. WINDJAMMER CLUB They will be filming throughout ians, have been killed and 571 NAS Norfolk growing number of aids patients and 3:55 p.m. Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu the base and such events as the Little wounded since the rebels began the 727 12/12 NAS Norfolk ------8:00 am. that the situation is reach "crisis Gitmo 11:30 a.m. noon Theatre production at the high coup attempt. Aquino says she's CLIPPER CLUB proportions." 1230 jp:m.t:E0pm.3 school, the Christmas Tree lighting relieved that rebels gave up the finan- Gino 215 p.m. :20 p.m. Tonight's Dinner: Build Your ceremony and the Elementary cial district with minimal loss of life NAS Norflk 615 p.m. Own Pizza $6 w/toppings school annual pageant. Personnel and property damage. Ntme: If you shngeflighbt, notify the aute.minat. PAGE 4, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1989, GUANTANAMo DAILY GAZErrE SPORTS Padres get Carter for superstar Alomar, Jr. Sports NBA standings (UPI) - Team representatives to the Mets for bullpen ace Randy and last played in the majors two Eastern Conference leaving base- the Yankees. Atlantic Division Roundup are scheduled to begin Myers. Franco, who's eligible for years ago with W L Pct. GB ball's winter meetings today in free agency next year, had 32 saves The Pittsburgh Pirates re-signed New York 11 6 .647 -- Nashville after cutting some major in 1989, while Myers logged 26. left-hander Neal Heaton to a three- Boston 10 7 .588 1 deals. Philadelphia 8 7 .533 2 NFL New York also sent minor-league year contract. The club did not re- Washington The Cleveland Indians and San 8 10 .444 3.5 Saints - The New Orleans pitcher Kip Gross to the Reds and lease financial details. The Pirates New Jersey 4 12 .250 6.5 Diego completed the first major deal Miami Saints are making a quarterback received outfield prospect Don also waived first baseman Benny 4 15 .211 8 change. John Fourcade steps in for of the week yesterday when All-Star Central Division Brown. Distefano so he could sign with the Indiana been strug- outfielder Joe Carter agreed to a 9 4 .692 -- Bobby Hebert, who's Chicago 10 6 .625 .5 gling recently. three-year contract with the Padres The Minnesota Twins lost one Japanese League. The Montreal Expos extended Detroit 10 6 .625 .5 Cardinals - A report in the Ari- worth more than $9-million. The free-agent and re-signed another. Atlanta 9 6 .600 1 zona Republic says Duke coach Indians received rookie catcher First baseman Kent Hrbek put his the contract of manager Buck Milwaukee 7 9 .438 3.5 Steve Spurner was the first candidate Sandy Alomar, Jr., rookie third signature on a five-year deal worth Rodgers through the 1991 season. Orlando 7 9 .438 3.5 to interview for the head coaching Cleveland 6 10 .375 4.5 baseman Carlos Baerga and out- But reliever Jeff Rear- Rodgers was entering the final sea- with the Phoenix Cardinals. $14-million. Western Conference job fielder Chris James. Spurrier reportedly confirmed thathe don, with 266 lifetime saves, left the son of a three-year contract. Mon- Midwest Division San Diego also picked up free- Denver 11 5 .688 -- met with Phoenix general manager Twins to ink a three-year contract treal finished 81-81 in the National agent Fred Lynn by signing the 37- Utah 10 5 .667 .5 Larry Wilson in Durham, N. C., with Boston for $6.8-million. The League East last season. San Antonio 9 5 .643 1 Duke for the year-old outfielder to a one-year where he's preparing Red Sox also re-signed relief man The Atlanta Braves promoted Dallas 8 7 .533 2.5 All-American bowl against Texas contract. Financial terms were not Houston 9 8 All-Time Home Run King Hank .529 2.5 Tech. Phoenix fired head coach Gene announced. Lynn, a nine-time Dennis Lamp. Minnesota 5 12 .294 6.5 Stallings last month and gave the job American League All-Star, batted The Houston Astros signed two Aaron to senior vice president and Charlotte 3 13 .188 8 to Hank Kuhlman onan interim basis. .241 for Detroit last season with 11 free agents, pitcher Bill Gullickson assistant to team president Stan Pacific Division L. A. Lakers 13 3 .813 -- Redskins -- Washington homers and 46 RBI's. and former San Francisco infielder Kasten. Aaron had been vice presi- Redskins middle linebacker Neal Portland 14 4 .778 1 In another trade, the Cincinnati Oberkfell. Gullickson pitched dent and director of Player Devel- Seattle 10 7 .588 3.5 Olkewicz is hinting that he may retire Ken Reds dealt star reliever John Franco in the Japanese League last season opment for the past 13 years. Phoenix 6 7 .462 5.5 at the end of the season. The 32-year- L. A. Clippers 5 10 .333 7.5 old Olkewicz had been a starter since Sacramento 5 10 .333 7.5 his rookie year in 1979 and lost the High school's junior class revives old tradition Golden State 4 12 .250 9 first-string job last Oct. 8, when he (Last night's games not included) injured a knee. Olkewicz played col- The junior girls will challenge juniors who sell the most tickets will lege ball at Maryland and led the By BEV DAVISON the senior girls to a game of flag be crowned Prince and Princess of Wednesday's results Redskins in tackles in eight ofthepast Boston Celtics 113 football while their male counter- Powderpuff while the seniors who New York Knicks 98 10 years. He likely will play his final Last year, the junior class parts will dress as cheerleaders to sell the most will be crowned King home game at RFK Stadium this brought back a dormant tradition root them on. The game will take and Queen. Philadelphia 76ers 121 San Diego. Olkewicz Sunday against known as the Powderpuff Football Miami Heat 98 helped the 'Skins to two Super Bowl place at the W. T. Sampson High This year's senior players are Game. This annual event used to be titles. School football field Saturday, Dec. Laurie Diaz, Becky Dye, Melanie Atlanta Hawks 118 one of the prime fund-raisers for the 9, at7 p.m. Advance tickets cost $1 Dillard, Lucie Fischer, Larissa Orlando Magic 110 junior-senior prom. The students and maybe obtained from any junior Garcia, Kerri Holzer, Amanda from the high school decided to re- or senior. Tickets may also be pur- Hughett, Tabetha LeDoux, Nina Detroit Pistons 115 COLLEGE Washington Bullets 107 Outland -TheFootball Writers vive the tradition and this year they chased by calling 3100 and asking Trott and Martise Williams. Association of America named have rallied to sell over a thousand for Mrs. Davison or MsBorla. Tick- The players for the junior team, Indiana Pacers 136 Brigham Young senior guard Moe tickets already. ets at the gate will cost $2. The coached by Danny Cerrillo, are Na- Denver Nuggets 117 Elewonibi the winner of the Outland tasha Bailey, Jennifer Campbell, San Antonio Spurs 121 Trophy as college football's Top Kari Copeland, Elaine Frazier, Lisa Lineman of the Year. Elewonibi, Golden State Warriors 119 a Harris, Suzette Lugo, Patti Sawtelle, Nigerian native, beat out Florida GITMO ATHLETICS Kristin Scherr, Lori Shinall, Kath- Today's games State center Michael Tanks and leen Smith, Samantha Smith and Portland at Charlotte Illinois nose tackle Moe Gardner in Dallas at Utah the balloting. The 290-pound Ele- AQUATIC ACTIVITIES REEF RAIDERS Jodie Wellcome. Phoenix at L. A. Lakers wonibi did not play football until Scuba dive courses - All students Saturday dive - A dive is scheduled Cleveland at L. A. Clippers college. must pre-register at the MWR Information for Saturday, Dec. 9 at Windward's Hidden Leonard, Duran Shrine - The rosters are set for Office. Physical exams are required for the Beach from 8 a.m. to noon. Be at thegate at 8 the Jan. 21, East-West Shrine college PADI Open Water course. Forms are avail- a.m. The Club's lock will be on the gate for NCAA hoops football game at Stanford Stadium. able at the Information Office: Advanced latecomers. Free air tickets to participating battle tonight Open Water, Burghard, Dec. 16,$85, Open members. For more information, call Jackie Wednesday's results NCAA All-Time Rushing leader Water, Hlavaty, Dec. 11, $160, Open Wa- at 2618 after working hours. (UPI) - Sugar Ray Leonard and Syracuse (1) 78 Johnny Bailey of Texas A&I, guard ter, Heath, Dec. 11,one weekecourse, Open Missing log - Would the individual Roberto Duran settle their nine-year Duke (6) 76 Moe elewonibi of BYU and Nebraska Water, Esposito, Dec. 12,$160, Advanced who picked up the Reef Raider Dive Log offensive lineman Doug Glaser were Open Water, Hiavaty, Dec. 26, $85, Refillsheets bymistakeretum them to Navy grudge match tonight at the new Kansas (2) 86 among the players named to the Rescue Diver, Heath, Jan. 3, $140, Dive- Publicaton and Printing Service. No ques- Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Southern Methodist 53 master, Heath, Jan. 9, $150, Rescue Diver, tions asked. West squad yesterday. The East Vegas. team, named on Tuesday, includes Jan. 9, $140, Open Water, Heath, Jan. 10, Missouri (4) 106 $160, Advanced Open Water, Heath, Jan. WBC Super-Middle- Indiana Anthony Thompson, TENNIS CLUB Leonard's Hawaii-La 48 tailback 18, $85. Follies - Any level of player can com- weight title is on the line against the Notre Dame quarterback Tony Rice Special dive - A two-tank dive is peteintheTennis FollySundayDec.l0atthe MIchigan (8) 100 and Michigan State linebacker Percy scheduled on the Evelyn Kay tugboat Satur- reigning WBC Middleweight Deer Point Tennis Courts from 1:30 to 5:30 Central Michigan 51 Snow, who won the Butkus Award. day Dec. 9 at,9 a.m. A $3 donation is re- p.m., sponsored by the Guantanamo Bay Champ. quested. For more information, call 4305. Tennis Club. Entry fee, $1 for members, $3 For the 33-year-old Leonard, it's Louisville (11)] 101 NHL Vanderbilt 75 non-members. Food and drinks provided. For a chance to once and for all dismiss All-Stars - Brett Hull of the CORRAL NOTE more information, call Rich or Paula at3624. Group rentals - The MWR Corral the one fighter to defeat him. For the Arizona (20) 84 St. Louis Blues passed Edmonton's Northem Arizona 37 Jari Kurri at right wing in the race for offers group horse rides for club outings, YACHT CLUB 38-year-old Duran, it's an opportu- birthday parties, beach rides or night rides. America's Cup racing?-Itmay start the Campbell Conference All-Star Each group must have a minimum of five nity to avenge his "Mo Mas" with- Towson State 73 here, for you, at the Yacht Club. Leam team. Hull earned nearly 40,000 votes people and a maximum of 16. For more in- drawal from their re-match later in Navy 70 sailing in as little as 8 hours for $20, or free. in the past week and is 1,260 ahead of formation, call Laurie or Glen at 2381. Who knows, youcouldbethenextskipper of 1980. Leonard calls tonight's fight Kurri. Los Angeles center Wayne Stars and Stripes. Call Jim at4749 orBos'n at "a matter of pride," while Duran NHL scores Gretzky is the top vote-getter with GOLFING EVENTS 4405. close to 180,000. Left wing Luc Two days - A two-day Pro-Am tour- says, "After this fight, we'll forget Wednesday's results Robitaille of the Kings is ahead at left ney isset for Saturday and Sunday Dec. 9 YOUTH ACTIVITIES about 'No Mas."' Leonard enters the New York Islanders 4 wing, L.A.'s Steve Duchesne and and 10. This will be a four-man, bestball for- Hartford Whalers 3 Ping-Pong - Youth Activities spon- fight at 35-1-1 and Duran is 85-7. mat. Sing up and pay entry fees by 5 p.m. Calgary's al MaCinnis are the pace- sors a pre-teen ping pong toumey at the ThursdayDec.7atthe Golf Shop. Teetimes New York Rangers 5 setters at defense, while Mike Ver- Youth Center Saturday Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. For will start at 7 a.m. Formore information, call New Jersey Devils 3 nonofthe Flames leads all Campbell more information, call Patrick or Katie at Sharon at 3592 after working hours. AP's 1989 goalies. The 1990 NHL All-Star 4075. 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