Americans stage rallies against fears of catastrophe NEW YORK (AP) -- It was a day to Radiation levels were being check- He said, "We thought we would be In San Francisco, protesters play- rally against a fear yesterday -- ed in several states. acting more responsibly not calling ed dead outside a utility office. the fear generated by the accident Lawsuits were being prepared, and people to Harrisburg at this time." at the Three Mile Island nuclear debates are raging about the future But in Reading, Penn., about 100 About 250 people demonstrated on power plant. of America's atomic energy program. members of the Philadelphia-based the steps of the statehouse in The emotional fallout spread In California, Governor Jerry group "Mobilization for Survival" Providence, R.I. across the country, with opponents Brown asked for the precautionary demonstrated at the offices of Met- At that protest, Irwin Becker, di- of nuclear energy rallying from Ply- shutdown of a plant uncomfortably ropolitan Edison Company which oper- rector of the coalition for consumer mouth Rock to the Golden Gate. similar to the Three Mile Island ates the Harrisburg plant. They justice, said "People are angry. President Jimmy Carter, who tour- facility. He wants to know if the shouted slogans such as "Three Mile People are mad. They're also frigh- ed the stricken plant in Pennsyl- same problems that hit the Pennsyl- Island is closer than you think. tened." vania yesterday afternoon, first vania plant could happen at the The Boston "Clamshell Alliance" At press time, the operating com- saw a protest as he went to church. Rancho Seco Station near Sacramen- staged a rally on the Boston common. pany of the disabled Three Mile Is- One sign read: "Stop the merchant to. The Massachusetts Bay Coalition held land plant said it was finishing up of atomic death." Anti-nuclear groups demonstrated vigils at Plymouth Rock and at a hooking up two "hydrogen recombin- .hethreat of more radiation from in several states yesterday, but in nuclear plant in Vernon, Vt. ers." ee Mile Island has caused some Harrisburg, just ten miles from the They conducted skits and sang The recombiners would be used to 50,000 people to flee the area near Three Mile Island plant, one group songs promoting solar energy. slowly remove hydrogen from the re- Harrisburg, Penn. And wary resi- called off a rally on the steps of And "Hell no, we won't glow," was actor containment building at the dents near atomic plants in other the state capitol. the chant of demonstrators Saturday complex and help further shrink the states wonder if the same thing William Vastine heads the group, at two nuclear plants under con- potentially explosive gas bubble could happen to them. called "Three Mile Island Alert." struction in Indiana. in the reactor. Guantanamo Gazette

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Vol 34 No. 61 Monday, April 2, 1979 Entebbe bombed & strafed NAIROBI, Kenya (AP/UPI) -- Tanzani- Diplomats said the Tanzanian Dateline. m an jets reportedly bombed and jets left bomb craters in Entebbe's strafed Uganda's Entebbe Airport main runway during the morning .NNELLSVILLE,Penn. (AP) -- A fire at a boarding home for the elderly yesterday. raid, and that the airport may have in Connelsville, has claimed the lives of nine persons. been put out of use temporarily. Officials said most of the victims in the three-story frame house Diplomats in Kenya said a runway Libya now has an estimated 3,000 died of smoke inhalation. used by Libya to fly in troops and troops inside Uganda fighting to Connellsville is 36 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. arms for Idi Amin was severely dam- keep Amin in power. The troops had aged. to be airlifted in since Libya and WASHINGTON (AP) -- A close vote was expected.today when the House Military observers said it was Uganda don't share a common border. makes another bid to raise the federal debt ceiling. the first Tanzanian air strike in The move is needed if the government is to continue to borrow money Uganda during the five-month war, Meanwhile, the battle for Kam- to pay its bills. Republicans are trying to attach such a balanced and they believe it came in direct pala continued with reports of hea- budget amendment to the measure. retaliation for Thursday's brief vy artillery fire being heard in of the bill to raise the current debt ceiling, the Without approval bombing raid by a Libyan bomber at the afternoon. might begin having trouble in meeting financial com- treasury said it Mwanza in Tanzania. There was quick confirmation of as tomorrow. mittments as early that fact when a diplomat, telephon- WASHINGTON (AP) -- The full extent of the labor situation involving That port on Lake Victoria is at ed from neighboring Kenya, held his the Teamsters Union is expected to be known today when the regular the head of the rail line that telephone up to the window and let work week begins. transports war supplies from the reporters on the other end hear the The trucking industry has declared a nationwide lock-out. Tanznaian capital. weries of explosions. The administration is monitoring the situation. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said it will "take whatever action is appropriate to pro- tect the health and safety of the American people. TEL AVIV (AP) -- Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin is scheduled to fly to Egypt today. His state visit is seen in Israel as the first step in normalization of relations between the two countries. BOSTON (AP) -- The power was out for 100,000 people in Boston last night. Boston Edison said it shut off power to a large section of the city after a series of underground fires knocked out several power tables. Some 100,000 people in the city's back bay section were expected to Seyithout power overnight. AN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Pardoned bank robber Patricia Hearst and her for- mer bodyguard, Policeman Bernard Shaw were married Sunday in a tradi- OF tional ceremony. c' Wedding guests were given a buffet dinner that included ham, roast beef and chilled oysters while waiters poured liberally from magnums National of Taitinger French champagne. LIBRARY k; Experts check h-bomb plan Week SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -- The Ameri- yesterday in Canberra, appealed to can Embassy in Sydney said last anyone in possession of the plans night two American specialists will not to publish them. He cited Aus- travel to Australia to look into a tralia's safety and defense. National Library Week is being --Wednesday - Film Hour for do-it-yourself hydrogen bomb plan. The statement said one copy of celebrated in libraries throughout Adults, 6-7 p.m. The American experts will confer the plan was given to a Melbourne the United States and right here in --Thursday - Book Review by Mrs. with Australian officials about newspaper, the "Sunday Observer." Guantanamo Bay. National Library Marion Schaller, formerly librarian copies of the plan that are circu- But the paper did not publish the Week is April 1-8, 1979. The theme with the Montgomery County, MD, lating in Australia. plan. Instead, it gave a copy to this year is "The library is full school system, at 7:30 p.m. Publication of the h-bomb blue- the government. of success stories." Yesterday an --Friday - Super Paperback Swap. print has been banned in the United Fraser said government technical Open House was held for the public. There will be approximately 500 NEW States by a federal court. advisors agreed with an American The following are activities lined paperback books on the shelves for Australian Prime Ministaer Malcolm assessment that the plans could up for the remainder of the week at swan. Fraser said the plans are identical help any country or organization the Naval Station Library: --Saturday - Children's Open to those against which the American build nuclear weapons. --Monday - Children's Film Hour, House, 1-2 n.m. Display of new government won a preliminary publi- The how-to article was compiled by 4-5 p.m. /hildren's books. cation ban. American free-lance writer Howard --Tuesday - New Book Browsing. The Justice Department contends Morland. Display of new children's and During the week there will also they would "irreparably impair the A federal judge in Wisconsin has adults' books, that are new in be displays of old Cuban bottles national security of the United ordered "The Progressive" magazine Guantanamo. Children's story hour found on the base, different types States." not to publish the article, an ap- with sign language by Mrs. Barbara of coral found locally and some Fraser, in a statement issued late peal of the ruling is pending. Simmers. displays of local talent. Pa e 2 namo Gazette Monday, April 2,_1979. community Clubs & organizations THE COMO SUMMER BOWLING LEAGUE THE VC-10 ENLISTED WIVES CLUB will hold an organizational meeting will meet Wednesday, April 4 at Thursday, April 5 at 6:30 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. at the VC-10 hut. -The the COMO Cave. Both singles and purpose of the meeting is to com- doubles are welcome. For more in- plete preparations for the child- bulletin board formation, call 8754/95507 AWH, or ren's Easter party. Ron Tilley at 8455/64271 DWH. tried oteul it toc f e i 73 .,to 3 p.m., bedey THE CPO WIVES CLUB will hold a Choan riday (nn lu ta Syecdsal. Ddin e. pbetwen 1 .m.e, meeting Monday, the previouswrkin day. outside mergency c e a THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT LATE MIXED April 2 at 7:45 cceptedanytime.Counity auseane v1 e published not mre Couples bowling p.m. in the Harbor Lights Lounge. than veekfor maxmum f t wee aks and then rwitten, league will begin condensed, ad included in a daily.caear section duringthe eekeof the summer season on Wednesday, For more information, contact Nancy the event. Gmercial advertising is prohidted although annonments of available-seSices willbe penated but limited to tce 5nthly. April 4. Members should be at the Morin at 951074. be required to provide proof of "ltter4ufathot y.un a al a bowling prior to 8 p.m. for the discr te4i on the basis of race, l , creed, color, orfution origin THE will roc be accepted. The Publi Affaire Staffrees the right to reading of bylaws and assigning of CPO WIVES CLUB announces that edi an alrerit sbmdaiua. (AT*Anytime/DW*.Durinq Workin Houral crash AW After Workig bH/urs). teams. Bwoling will begin at 8:30. kits are available. For more information, contact Roseanne Starr THE PIN PALS BOWLING LEAGUE will at 951083. 9511 AA 'begin bowling Tuesday, April 3. Participants will meet at the bowl- ing alley at 12:30 p.m. and bowling will start at 1:00. For more Special announcements information, call Debbie at 96220 AT. THE NAVY EXCHANGE PERSONALIZED THE SENIOR CLASS OF W.T. SAMPSON SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Service Center has received a High School is sponsoring a Tropi- THE SOCIALIZERS will hold a meet- partial shipment of film that was cal Night at ing on Monday, April 2 at 7 p.m. the Fil-Am Club on Long sleeved tops - 150 placed on order in November. Saturday, April 7 from 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend. ? until The menu will consist of Baby Walker - $2.00 THE APRIL MOTORCYCLE SAFETY roast leg of pig, rice and beans, THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE COURSE will be held Tuesday and fried plantains, REEF RAIDERS will be held at 7 p.m. salad, rolls and April 3 & 6 Wednesday, April 17 and 18 at 8:30 butter, Thursday, April 5, in the CPO Club and beverages. Total 9 a.m. - noon a.m. at the CPO Club dining room. Experience will be spinning records dining room. Persons wishing to attend should for your listening and dancing register with Jean by calling 8606, pleasure. The cost is only $8.00. Tickets may be purchased from any NURSERY SCHOOL REGISTRATION for senior or by contacting Mrs. Vedo 1979-80 TAKE school year will be held N@JTE at 90233 AWH, or Mrs. Wright at A Retail Management at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 4 99259 AWH. Division In- carry such items through U.S. Cus- at the Nursery School on Marina formation Bulletin from NAVRESO has toms. Point. Children who will be THE NAVY EXCHANGE PERSONALIZED advised Navy Exchanges that, The scrimshaw items carried in recently U.S. Customs between the ages of 3 and 4 by Services is now offering on-base in conjunction the Gitmo exchanges are from an with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife December 31, 1979, are eligible. watch repair, beginning April 1. approved source in CONUS and are Service has prohibited A non-refundable registration fee For information, call 8389. the importa- not made from elements of endangered of $12 per child will be due at tion, by any means, of parts of species. NAVRESO is providing the registration. A birth certificate NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION will be animals from endangered species. exchanges with Certificates of or other valid proof of age will be be collected Monday, April 2 from 11 This includes articles made from Origin to issue to customers who required. a.m. to 1 p.m. and Tuesday, April 3 whales teeth as well as from Asian buy scrimshaw items. These certifi- Nominations for the Board of from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m., at the elephant tusks. Scrimshaw and cates will allow the items to pass Governors for school year 1979-80 School. There will be a $1.00 per ivory items in the possession of, through customs. It will be will be accepted at this meeting. day late charge for tuition received or in the household effects of, announced when these certificates Persons who are interested in being after 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 3. persons returning to the United have been received by the exchange. on the Board should call Louise States are being confiscated by Individuals are cautioned not to Pola at 95359/90192 for more infor- THE AMERICAN RED CROSS SAILING U.S. Customs. buy ivory articles in Haiti, mation. Course will begin April 9. Persons The Information Bulletin further Jamaica, or from other foreign wishing to take the course must states that is illegal to send sources where the source of the THE CHICKEN DELI WINDOW HOURS of demonstrate the ability to swim. ivory from abroad through APO/FPO ivory is unknown or cannot be operation are: Classes will be held on Monday and mail, although individuals could proven. Sunday - Thursday.8-10 p.m. Wednesday nights from 6-8 p.m. for Friday & Saturday .8-11 p.m. classrom instruction and Sundays AIR CONDITIONERS NEED A REST, TOO, from 9 a.m. to noon for actual sail- ing. The course is free but there GIVE YOURS A WELL-DESERVED BREAK is a nominal fee for boat rental. For more information, contact Bill Herrin at 8197. 10 Local Forecast . Registration and swimming tryouts high tide-12:38 pm 8813 will be April 8 at 9 a.m. at Phil- low tide-- 6:40 pm lips Park. sunrise--- 6:54 am high--- 84 calendar sunset---- 7:15 pm low---- 66 Live firing schedule 1i Today's forecast calls for part- Monday.10 a.m.-5 p.m. Today ly cloudy skies with southeaster- Red Cross capping and recognition ceremony, Base Chapel, 7 p.m. ly winds at 14-20 knotts gusting to 24 knotts. Bay conditions CPO Wives Club meeting, Harbor Lights Lounge, 7:45 p.m. (951074). will be 3-6 feet. Local note The USO Show "Essence" will be Tomorrow visiting Guantanamo Bay Wednesday, Guantanamo Bay Duplicate Bridge Club meeting, BOQ, 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, April 4, 5, Takeoff Pounds Sensibly meeting, 6 p.m. elementary school B-9 (90183 or Movies and 6. 99197). The group, featuring six perform- Lyceums ers, four men and two women, will Al Anon meeting, 7 p.m., East Bargo Old Nursery School building (8269 AT)# Downtown: The Greatest Collection perform a variety of music includ- Jamaican United Fellowship of Them All, TV Order of Service prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., ing Top-40, rock, soul, boogie and church on McCalla: The Bay Hill Road. Boys from Brazil, R country and western. Marine: Interiors, PG All performances will start at 7 special Services golf lessons begin; 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m. or 3 p.m. Leeward: Speedtrap, PG p.m. April 4 they will be at the Navy Exchange Commissary Advisory Board meeting, McCalla Administration Clubs Downtown Lyceum, April 5 at the Building, 1:30 p.m. Windjammer: Club closed Marine Lyceum and April 6 they will Post 46: National Lampoon's An- close out their Gitmo tour with a Wednesday imal House, R show at the Leeward Point Lyceum. Deadline for sign-up for Special Services swim meet to be held Saturday, 4:30 p.m. (951160 DWH). TV guide CAR POOL IT! Church of Christ Bible study, McCalla Chapel, 6:45 p.m. (97115). 1:00 General Hospital Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, East Bargo old nursery school; building, 1:50 Sew What's New GuantamIo Gazette 7:45 p.m. (Closed meeting -- 90269 or 8275). 2:15 Sesame Street -J 3:15 Cartoons 3:30 Can You Top This? Captain John H. Fetterman FIG ship schedule 4:00 Learning Corporation Jr. of Amer- SHIP HULL NUMBER ARRIVAL ica DATE DEPARTURE DATE USS CONCORD APS-5 March 19, 4:30 Paper Chase Naval Station Commanding Officer 1979 April 13, 1979 USS CHARLESTON LKA-113 April 4, 1979 May 5, 1979 5:30 Newswatch LCdr. Jery R. Ryan.PublicA fairs Officer J02 Brenda K. Starkey. USCGC ACUSHNET WMEC-167 March 12, 1979 April 6, 1979 6:30 Consumer Buyline . Editor J03 Jeffery A. Woodhouse.Jouralist1 USS CARON D0-970 April 6, 1979 May 5, 1979 7:00 Variety Special: Olivia 5M3 Michael mene.- . .Joumalist JOSN Damon USS CAPODANNO FF-1093 March 13, 1979 Newton John I. Johnson. .Joumnalist April 20, 1979 M. Pat Penington.Production Assistant USS PETERSON DD-969 March 19, 8:00 've Got Each Other 1979 April 20, 1979 The Guantanamo Gazette is published according to the US T' T-ATF-149 March 12, 8:30 Three's Company 1979 April 20, 1979 rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers 9:00 Movie: **ADULT** "Barbary as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction Coast" of the Naval Base Public Mfairs Officer. Printed five times weekly at government expense on government equipment at 10:30 Newswatdh Update the Navy Publications and Printing Serice ANNOUNCEMENT Branch Office,, the opinions POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE 10:35 Late Movie: **ADULT** or statements in news ites COMMAND "Grizzl y" that appear herein are not to be construed as official 2079 Administrative Services Clerk, 12:05 Sign off or as reflecting the vies of COMNAVBASE or the De- partment of the Nay. AS-301-05 April 6, 1979 S/S Monday, April 2, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Gitmo dialogue Commissary Comments It has been noted that mothers Dear Gitmo Bay Residents, berry cobblers as well as fruit frequently permit their children to blintzes are now available. For stand in the basket portion of the the weight-conscious person frozen Do you know there is a Naval Basd School Advisory Board? Well, one shopping cart. Often mothers walk yogurt is available in the ice does exist, with members representing various commands and organizations ztos down the aisle leaving their cart cream section of the freezer. throughout the base. behind them due to crowded condi- Boneless breasts of chicken and In order to make the school board a more functional tool, as 1 tions or for an convenience. Both of whole roasters are now in stock. effective communications link for parents, faculty, and students, our or these situations may lead to a chairman, Captain Charles G. Gibowicz, USN, is in the reorgan- process of1 serious safety hazard for children. BEEF PRICES ization. A few of the objectives of the school board are, increa sing In the first case, the shopping cart community knowledge, understanding and support of the schools, answer Since July 1978 beef prices have properly channeled questions and complaints, and to recommend sol utions was not designed to carry youngsters section. It gone up faster than any other com- to school problems. To accomplish the above objectives we need ull standing in the basket f ul is extremely easy for a child to tip modity. The cost price of beef is support from the board, parents, and principal and cooperation be tween =ten a cart when he is in the basket sec- now 27% higher than last year at all. tion. A fall from a shopping cart this time. We have noted the A good starting point would be for you to know your command's r epre- can cause severe injury to the child decrease in beef sales and an in- sentative. The following is the current list of active members cf the and possibly to other persons crease in purchases of pork, ool board: standing close by. The only proper poultry, and fish. As an addi- apt. C.J. Gibowicz, USN, NAVSTA way for a child to be carried in a tional source of protein don't Lt. W.G. Winstead, USN, NAVSTA PTO cart is seated in the folding sec- dairy roija Capt. Hoover, USMC, MARBKS forget the iIMan tion facing the person pushing the fishes can be prepared from dairy Lt. J.S. Teague, USN, NAVHOSP cart. When seated in this position, products with pasta or other ingre- CWO J.T. Peebles, USN, FTG (alternate) the child's activity is minimized dients. ABCS C.W. Phillips, USN, NAS as well as the danger of the cart CUCM J.W. Starr, CM/C NAVBASE/NAVSTA tipping. Additionally, more gro- ENERGY CONSERVATION Mr. J. Clark, Civ WTS ceries can be placed into the cart, Miss Hines, Civ, WTS Out of the reach of curious fingers. In an effort to support Commander Mr. Steinhilber, Civ, CCPO The danger of leaving a child un- Naval Base and reduce energy con- ET1 R.E. Van Gorden, Jr., Mayor Civic Council attended in a shopping cart istwo- sumption the commissary has taken Mrs. S. Borden, Civ Parents Rep the following actions. Lighting There will be a closed meeting of board members April 3 at 3:30 p.m. fold. First, curious children reach for objects which fascinate over the aisles has been reduced by in the ComNavBase Conference Room. the object is out removing every other lighting fix- Please contact your command representative for suggestions, con t ti them. Sometimes stbrti of reach and then the child seeks ture. The dairy case has been criticism, or inquiries concerning the school system, or the scho obor. for a way to obtain the desired replaced by a reach-in unit instead Any input from the public will be appreciated. "toy." Again the possibility of of the open display case. Any tipping over a cart becomes a further suggestions which customers Respectfully, safety hazard. Second, assuming the may have regarding energy conserva- cart is close to a shelf, a child tion are welcomed and should be R.E. VAN GORDEN addressed to the Officer in Charge. School Board PAO may cause a bottle to break and get cut on broken glass or open a con- 8435/95348 (DWH) tainer containing a substance which SPECIAL EASTER AND PASSOVER may be harmful, such as soap, or FOOD ITEMS cleaning compounds. frqetl Commissarytmihhircidrnt personnel have been A special holiday season occurs Energy notes instructed to watch for these safety this month. The commissary has EFFORTS UNDERWAY BY DEPARTMENT OF NAVY BRACES FOR ENERGY SHO IRTAGE: problems. If someone steps up to tried to meet the desires of the DEFENSE TO CONSERVE CONSUMPTION GASOLINE ALLOCATIONS HAY BE LOW remind you to watch your cart or patrons by making special purchases OF PETROLEUM FUELS look ou for your child, remember of foods considered to be tradi- The Navy is gearing up fo ,rcuts they are only concerned about your tional or required by religious *ASHINGTON (AFPS) -- The Depart- in energy consumption as a result and other safety and conviction. For the Jewish members mnt of Defense has advised the of the current world shortfall in happiness. Your cooperation in of our community a selection of military departments and defense oil production. keeping our safety record blemish- Kosher items has been procured and agencies to take immediate measures In ALNAV 25/79, Secretary of the free is appreciated. will be featured during April. If to reduce the consumption of petro- Navy, W. Graham Claytor, Jr an- possible, these items will be con- leum fuels. nounced specific measures to reduce NEW ITEMS tinued throughout the year, based In a memorandum to Secretaries energy consumption by fivepercent upon customer demand. For the of the Military Departments and at Navy shore and administr-ative In the frozen foods of the com- Easter dinner, a special selection Directors of Defense Agencies, the facilities. missary, several new items have of hams and complementing foods Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Specific reductions in activities been introduced. Peach and black- will be featured. of Defense for Manpower, Reserve affect operational rea isteamsNavy that . Affairs and Logistics Robert B. soch as flying hours, ship steaming news. Pirie, Jr., suggested steps to con- hours, and ground operation s are I . The new Unrestricted Line commander, and lieutenant commander fuel consumption. not included. serve with postgraduate education or The measures are being taken in "However, commanders are directed Officer Career Guidebook soon will significant experience in the field compliance with direction from to exercise all possible en ergy be in distribution to all URL Iis revision of Financial Management and Applied President Carter "to take immediate economies consistent with moaintain- officers in the Navy. guidebook is intended Logic. Officers interested in steps to reduce the use of petro- ing operational readiness," Secre- to the earlier being considered by the board should tary Claytor said in the me_s sage. to improve the knowledge of all leum fuels." y officers in their professional forward applications to the Chief of Department of Some of the specified ene The goal for the ry development. It is also designed Naval Personnel (NMPC-462/PERS-402) Defense is to reduce facility and reduction measures include: as the principal source of by June 15. uses of energy five --Rigid enforcement of feaderal to serve administrative professional development information . The shipment of Mopeds (motor percent below current consumption heating standards. in their assisted bicycles) is now authorized --Reduction of energy usaige in- for commanding officers levels. This will be a savings of at government expense for members cluding strict compliance weith officer counseling programs. almost 400,000 barrels of oil of all the services. Although the equivalent monthly. In Fiscal Year lighting standards for work stations""" The Plans and Programs Sub- specialty Selection Board will Navy had permitted shipment of 1978, DoD consumed 276 million bar- and work areas. on July 10 to review the Mopeds in the past, the shipments rels of oil equivalent. -- Strict control on use o>f cars, convene of Unrestricted Line Offi- were prohibited by the Army, Air Operational readiness activities trucks, and other ground ve:hides, records _ngy cers in the grades of cap n, Force, and Marine Corps. Service are exempt from the President's --Aggressive pursuit of e members under appropriate orders directive. However, Mr. Pirie's awareness programs. may ship at government expense such as memorandum advised that operational --Use of alternate fuels both a privately owned vehicle and ivities be conducted in the most natural gas and coal where feasible Ta ke note Le. a Moped. icient means possible. and environmentally possibl . Beer and wine sales are being "This situation highlight a the Gitmo motorcyclists are reminded tntobe extremely tested on Military Airlift Command The memorandum listed the follow- precarious energy posture o cautious of riding insoempha- residential (MAC) chartered flights for the ing suggestions to conserve petro- United States and serves to areas. our duceFor the first time. During the test, which leum fuels: size the urgent need to red safety of the kids, dirt rted bikes or other motorized vehicles will continue until about mid- --Lower thermostat settings in nation's dependence on impo August, beer and wine will be areexplained. not allowed on children's play- Defense owned and operated buildings petroleum," the Secretary e offered with meals only. pro- Iergygrounds, nor are they permitted on to not more than 65 degrees during "The Navy is a leader in en . Deadline for receipt or appli- Marinethis tank trails. This is an the day and 55 degrees during the grams and we expect to meet cations for the one-year college dership unlawful act and penalty points night. challenge with positive lea course of photojournalism training --Reduce electrical use generally and measurable results." c bewill given, according to Master offered at Syracuse University has throughout agency activities, Last week, the Navy Resal eSytm Chief Mack Cox, law enforcement service division officer. been extended to May 1. The course particularly lighting. Office issued guidelines to ations is open to enlisted journalists and --Reduce petroleum use by elimi- stations in the event alloc photographer's mates third class and of gasoline are low. nating unnecessary activities included n eo and above. CHINFO Notice 3150 of vehicle trips and combining and Some of those guidelines October 6, 1978 has detailed infor- w A f,drawing was held Monday, consolidating the essential ones. reducing hours of operation sold Marchcns 26 in the Naval mation. -- Reduce agency activities that limiting the number of gall Station Per- sold to sonnel use large amounts of energy and each day, limiting gallons Office to determine priori- days of ties on R & R flights and could be deferred, such as research each customer, and reducing ship and experimental activities that operation. visits for Naval Station and Naval involve the use of high intensive These and other steps may bevie Base personnel. energy equipment. employed by Navy Exchange S Sevie The Naval Base and Naval Station, Pursue employee awareness programs Stations, depending upon th officer, enlisted, and DOD civil- area. tchians R & R precedence on energy conservation and promote line supply situation in ea list is rice, and available for viewing at the employee use of car pools and mass Changes in availability, pr NAVSTA ally. Military Personnel transit. hours will be announced loc Office, building 760, Monday through Friday from /D 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Share /own For more information, contact (A dih) Al PN2 Dan Campbell at the Personnel Office during normal working hours, att8102. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, April 2, 1979 .4 In exhibition baseball What's in store for the major leagues? New York Yankees 4, Detroit 3 Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 5 The major league ferent uniforms. NEW YORK (UPI) -- Chicago White Sox 10, Toronto 7 this week Four of the new managers are in baseball season opens New York Mets 5,. Philadelphia 1 the American League. with two of the game's top attrac- sports Montreal 3, Houston 2 Don Kessinger has taken over as tions, Pete Rose and Rod Carew, Boston 9, St Louis 6 manager of the Chicago White Sox, wearing different uniforms and the Texas 6, Kansas City 1 Less Moss is at the helm of the De- traditional umpires' uniforms L IOakland 9, Chicago Cubs 8 probably being worn by unfamiliar troit Tigers, Pat Corrales inherits NBA action San Francisco 5, Milwaukee 3 names. the job as Texas Rangers' skipper California 7, Los Angeles 4 San Antonio 112, Boston 110 The season officially begins Wed- and Jim Marshall guides the Oak- Cleveland 7, Seattle 3 Washington 105, Denver 89 nesday with games at Cincinnati and land A's. Atlanta 3, Minnesota 2 Seattle, and for the first time in There is only one new manager in Philadelphia 112, Los Angeles 111 16 seasons Rose will not be in the the National League, but it may be Cleveland 114, Houston 105 Reds' line-up when they host the the "hottest seat" of all. Portland 109, Milwaukee 107 In the'NHL San Francisco Giants in the tradi- Phoenix 116, Detroit 105 John McNamara replaces the popu- Colorado 9, St. Louis 5 tional National League opener. San Diego 106, New York 116 lar Sparky Anderson as Reds' mana- Vancouver 2, Chicago 2 The 37-year-old Rose signed with Seattle 102, Golden State 97 ger, and he is being asked to bring Philadelphia 7, New York Rangers 3 Philadelphia as a free agent last Atlanta 109, New Jersey 98 back the National League Western Washington 6, New York Islanders December and will be starting at Division pennant to Cincinnati. Atlanta 7, Pittsburgh 2 first base for the Phillies in McNamara has some big shoes to Toronto 6, Buffalo 3 their opener at St. Louis on Fri- fill since Anderson produced five Detroit 3, Minnesota 1 day. divisional titles and two world BoBton 3, Montreal 3 Carew will be the major attrac- championships in his nine years as tion in the American League opener Reds' manager. at Seattle Wednesday night. Among the more prominent players WHA results The seven-time American League who have joined new teams this sea- In 1879 a new baseball rule Winnipeg 7, Quebec 3 batting champion -- traded to Cal- son are Tommy John and Luis Tiant allowed a batter to reach first Edmonton 5, New England 3 ifornia after 12 seasons with the of the Yankees, Dan Ford of Califor- base: after receiving nine balls. Minnesota Twins -- will be at first nia, Bobby Bonds and Toby Harrah of base for the Angels when they Cleveland, Sparky Lyle and Buddy christen the start of the American Bell of Texas, Mike Hargrove of San League season against the Mariners Diego and Richie Hebner of the Mets. at the Kingdome. The world champion New York Yan- There is reason to believe that kees and the National League Cham- this season' s races will be even classifioe ds pion Los Angeles Dodgers will have more hotly-contested than they were Clasifieadvrtis mensmy be called in between 8 and 11 am. orhadc ridt th Pbl Aff 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday excludingg holiday). their home openers on Thursday. a year ago. Deadline for publicaAndis.oon the previous working day.0 o The Yankees entertain the Milwau- and published not more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is pro- The Yankees remain the team to hibited although announcements concerning available serices will be permitted but limited kee Brewers and the Dodgers host beat in the American League, but to oce eek Adcfo business rvces requiring coand approval may be re- the San Diego Padres. there are three other teams in the sex, , aeenolotheyaion rig l.not be accepted hh, blcAffairsStf r es theright to edit nu ss . (AT-Asytime/DWI-During Working Because of the cold weather in division -- Baltimore, Boston and sur/AWM-After Working Hours). their cities at this time of year, Milwaukee -- that will provide for- the Montreal Expos and the Minneso- midable opposition for the world ta Twins will have the latest home champions. 951144 openers. Montreal doesn't play Kansas City returns the same club its first game at Olympic Stadium that won the American League West until April 14 and Minnesota opens by five games last year, but run- at home April 17. ners-up California and Texas have Foy Sale Sears 14' aluminum boat, 9.5 HP The umpire situation is not en- gotten stronger. engine, trailer & all accessories; couraging. In the National League West, the Bedroom set, 6 months old. 8583 Chaparral 100 dirt bike, excellen The umpires have refused to work Dodgers appear to be the best team AWH, 951254 AWH. condition. 98121 AWH. since the start of spring training even without John as one of their in a demand for more money. pitching mainstays. 30' lifeboat, newly rebuilt; high 24,000 BTU Sears A/C, $125; 12,500 Under the direction of attorney San Francisco and Cincinnati, how- chair, $5. 96240 AT. Fedders A/C, $75; or both for $175, Richard Phillios they plan to con- ever, are expected to put lots of available April 14. 98215. tinue their boycott. heat on the Dodgers. Teac A303 stereo cassette deck The two major leagues had sought Philadelphia and Pittsburgh waged w/Dolby NR, $250. 952279 AT. 36' aluminum hull dive boat, 4 x 8, an injunction to get the umpires quite a battle in the National 390 automatic transmission, best to return to work, but a federal League East a year ago with the '69 Chevy station wagon, P/S, A/T, offer over $1500. 64347 DWH, 97272 court judge said last Tuesday he Phillies unable to put the divi- new tires, battery, asking $650; AWH. had no authority to end the um- sion away until the final weekend 12' x 24' blue & gold rug w/pad, pires' walkout. of the season. 1 yr. old, excellent condition, Sears fireplace, excellent condi- Unless something is resolved by Rose adds punch to an already $200; half-finished table, 60" x 40", tion; gold & white queen-size bed- Wednesday, which appears unlikely, powerful line-up, but the Phillies' make offer; hanging kitchen lamp, spread & matching drapes; 2 prs. substitute umpires will be called pitching staff is hurting and the $35; man's Italian 10-speed racing gold drapes, 84"L; 3 prs. avocado, in to work the start of the season. Pirates may be able to wrest the bike, $150; 4-piece set of luggage, open-weave curtains, 45"L; 3 prs. Five new managers will be making division title away from Philadel- $45. 95350 AT or see at N306 curtains, white w/brown trim, 45"L. thair debtst this season and sever- phia after three years. Marina Point. 90203 AWH. al prominent players in addition Montreal rates as a darkhorse to Rose and Carew will be in dif- candidate. '67 Barracuda. Contact Scott at '72 Plymouth Satellite Sebring, B Complex, GHB, room 0102, or 8559. white w/green top, wrecked, was in perfect shape prior to accident, Mediterranean-style bedroom set, will sell as is. May be seen at Sports summary $150. 98153 AT. Base Police. 952289 AT. '70 Plymouth, good condition, $400. '64 Rambler, runs but needs engine BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) -- Rookie Dale Earnhardt gained the lead with 15 miles Contact Cottle, 64204/64205 DWH, work, $200. Gray, 8222 DWH, 8420 to go and held on to win yesterday's Southeastern 500 stock car race. Barracks 622, room 231 AWH. AWH. Earnhardt defeated Bobby Allison by nearly three seconds and posted the manual, good 12" B&W TV, $85; 330C Harmon Kardon first victory of his professional career. '55 Ford V8, 3-speed. receiver. 97108 AT. It was the first race won by a rookie on the Grand National Circuit since condition, $250 firm. 90285, 8734 1974. AT. '78 Plymouth Horzon, brand new, Darrell Waltrip was third, followed by Richard Petty and Benny Parsons. '74 Suzuki 185, good condition. manual transmission, $4100. 8109 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) -- Tom Watson eased to victory in the Heri- 8739 AWH, ask for Lehn. AWH, 95384 DWH. tage Golf Classic here yesterday. He fired a par 71 on the final round and ended up with a five-stroke win. 6' x 8' gold rug, ideal for bar- Give away COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) -- Joanne Carner survived a five-woman playoff yes- racks; 11,000 & 8,000 BTU A/C's; 3 Gitmo Special puppies, 1 male & terday to win an LPGA golf tournament here. stereo speakers. 95498 AT. 2 females, 6 weeks old. 98168 AT. Carner sank a two-foot putt for a par on the second extra hole to win Dinette set w/6 chairs & 3 table- the $22,500 first prize. cloths, After 72 regulation holes, Carner was tied with Chako Higuchi Donna Ca- $40; 2 prs. celery green Wanted open-weave ponni Young, Jan Stephenson and Nancy Lopez. All had scores of 286, two curtains, 84"L, $40; Good used A78/13 tire. 95330 DWH. over par. 6 cu. ft. uright freezer, $75; black ginger jar lamp, $3; red & HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Bill Dineen is out as coach of the World Hockey black spanish style lamp, $5. Babysitter needed, prefer Nob Hill Association's New England Whalers, according to a pre-game news conference 96240 AT. area, pays $5 per day or $25 per yesterday. week. 97293. The Whaler's Director of Hockey Operations, Jack Kelley, said Dineen is Sofa, loveseat, recliner, coffee beign replaced by Don Blackburn, the team's head scout. table & side table, Mediterranean LQst Kelley called it "a very difficult decision," noting that Dineen had style, $250; fiberglass white fire- worked very hard to make New England a winner. But the team has lost place w/heater & wrought iron acces- Wine color sports jacket, men's seven of its last eight home games. sories, $125; pr. red drapes w/ small. 95517. lining & valance, $70; 1 pr. red Pro basketball ends its season next Sunday and three NEW YORK (UPI) -- drapes, $15; pr. open-weave gold division titles are still up for grabs. drapes, $10; 2 yellow sheer panels, Found Denver and Kansas City are deadlocked for first place in the Midwest Di- $5; pr. pink sheer priscilla cur- Motorcycle helmet in salt flats vision, San Antonio leads Houston by one-half game in the Central Division tains, $15; pr. pink sheer panels, behind West Bargo. Call Ray Smith and Seattle is two games up on Phoenix in the Pacific Division. $7; pr. gold fiberglass drapes, $6. at 95330 DWH. CARLSBAD, Calif. (UPI) -- Chris Evert gave herself a $100,000 honeymoon 95455 AT. present yesterday by defeating Australia's Dianne Fromholtz over three Services sets in the Clairol Crown Tennis Classic. Nivico stereo in cabinet; 19 cu. ft. Evert lost the first set and was down three-games-to-one in the second freezer; sims skateboard wheels; 15-year-old boy would like to do set, but rallied for a 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 victory. '73 Pinto station wagon, available yard work after school and on week- It was Evert's last match before her marriage to British tennis star in June. See at Tierra-K 93 or ends. Has own transportation. John Lloyd later this month. call 952267 AWH. 952252 after school.