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4 Hi~gh~tdell1:S pMA,& Partlycloudy; Low tide-- 6:14pm U Showers; Winds Sne---7:15pm Bay conditions High------91 a l 4 zI; 1-3 ft. Low ------74ThNay ot hubzdaYVI vol. 32, No. 170 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Friday, September 2, 1977 Young, Owen meet with Rhodesia's Smith World Ne ws Digest (UPI)--There was an interesting of talks, "we didn't agree, of meeting yesterday in the Rhodesian course," but the American diplomat capital of Salisbury. said he enjoyed meeting Smith and Prime Minister Ian Smith was intro- called it a "good discussion." of a psychiatric duced to U. N. Ambassador Andrew For his part, Smith said he was BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP)--Authori- (UPI)--Details report on David Berkowitz, the man Young, a man Smith once compared to pleased with the meeting, and Smith ties fear that many isolated Mexican accused of being the "Son of Sam" Uganda's Idi Amin. British Foreign also said he will give the Anglo- villagers may not know it, but Hur- were made public yesterday Secretary David Owen also attended Ameiican plan thorough consideration ricane Anita is headed toward parts killer, as the life of the chief defense the meeting on the future of Rhode- while he works, at the same time, to of the Texas-Mexican border. The counsel was threatened in two tele- sia. implement his own peace plan. National Weather Service describes phone calls, Young has said rather negative Young and Owen disclosed their Anita as a "major, dangerous hurri- Details of a report delivered in things about Smith in the past, but formula for attaining black majority cane." At last report, the storm Brooklyn Supreme Court on Tuesday on the surface, at least, things rule in Rhodesia would call on Smith was about 100 miles southeast of were read into the record at a com- went smoothly. to step down as Prime Minister, in- Brownsville, Texas. Anita re- petency hearing in Queens. It said The three men failed, however, to stitute the one-man, one-vote law, Officials said that if land that, while Berkowitz is mentally agree on an Anglo-American peace with the United States and Britain mains on target, it will strike near San Fernando, Mex- unfit to stand trial, he is well plan for Rhodesia. Young told re- providing financial aid to the Afri- early Friday ico, about 70 miles south of Browns- aware of the charges against him, porters after more than three hours can nation. ville. Weather service meteorolo- and understands his alleged actions gist Al Druemont says some communi- were criminal. ties are isolated, and may not have In the words of the Brooklyn re- heard warnings. Druemont added, port, the defendant, "feels so emo- Controversy over budget director continues "if a storm of this intensity hits tionally dead that the outcome of an unsuspecting community, it would this case is totally immaterial to (UPI)--The controversy over Budget Lance in various matters. He con- kill a lot of people." him." Director Bert Lances' tangled per- ceded that there is an appearance of During yesterday's hearing, two against sonal finances continued yesterday, conflict-of-interest between his (AP)--U, S. Energy Secretary James phone threats were made sparked by a newspaper report that personal relationship with Lance, Schlesinger and Canadian House Lead- chief defense counsel Mark Heller, caused an immediate, angry response and the service he performed in er Allan MacEachen were unable to one a bomb threat, the other saying from the White House. vouching for Lance's financial sound- come to terms yesterday on a $10 he would be shot. defense attorneys were The Chicago Sun-Times carried an ness. billion trans-Canada pipeline to All three the Queens interview with former Carter transi- White House spokesman Jody Powell bring Alaskan natural gas to the later escorted from tion staffer John Moore, who helped called the story deplorable on the lower 48 states. The five-hour Courthouse without incident. pave the way for Lance's Senate con- ground that it impugns Lance's in- meeting was followed by talks be- (AP)--The petroleum industry al- firmation by investigating his fi- tegrity on circumstancial evidence. tween lower-ranking officials. ready is boosting production of nancial affairs and declaring him He also complained that throughout Canada has reportedly dropped one heating oil for the winter and com- free of conflicts of interest. the controvery the press has been of its conditions for an agreement. panies now predict adequate supplies Moore said he was both a personal hitting Lance with "rocks and stocks" It is no longer insisting on a of the fuel even if last year's bru- friend of Lance's and a member of while the White House has defended route change which would have made tal cold makes a reappearance. But the law firm that has represented him with "pillowcases." a spur line for Canadian gas easier. the outlook is not as good for those But there has been no resolution of who heat their homes with natural another Canadian condition, a $200 gas and some power companies fear million payment from the pipeline shortages of coal, which is used to London research institute says U.S. builders to soften the social and generate electricity. economic impact on Canada's Yukon A Gulf Oil official in New York ready to produce neutron bomb Territory. Schesinger and MacEachen says heating oil inventories are continue their talks today. capacity has been (AP)--A research institute in Lon- tor, Kenneth Hunt, says the term high and refinery An alternative to the trans-Canada An Exxon official has don says the United States is pre- "development" means that all pre- increased. route would roughly parallel the same prediction. Industry of- pared to produce the neutron bomb, parations, theoretical and physical, the Alyeska Oil Pipeline from Prudhoe ficials say that while prices prob- as soon as President Carter gives have been completed, pending Carter's Bay to the Port of Valdez, where ably won't drop, they won't rise his okay. The International Insti- go-ahead on production. the gas would be liquified for sea very much. tute for Strategic Studies says Five demonstrators against the transport to the U. S West Coast. Electric utility officials are that meanwhile both America and the neutron bomb broke away from a White Next Wednesday President Carter is concerned a two month old wildcat Soviet Union are busy developing ad- House tour yesterday and ran to the scheduled to tell Congress which coal strike in the crippled Appala- vanced weapons systems for the 1980s, Pennsylvania Avenue fence. There, route he prefers. coalfields could leave them President Carter has not yet au- they were chained to the fence by chian adequate quantities of that thorized production of the neutron accomplices outside. The five were (UPI)--HEW Secretary Joseph Cali- without and a possible general coal bomb, which kills people while doing seized by uniformed White House po- fano says the government is review- fuel, strike for December will add to the relatively little damage to property. lice. A Secret Service spokesman ing 28 medical operations and pro- The institute said in a report that said they would be jailed pending cedures to determine if taxpayers problem. "development" of the neutron is un- arraignment today on charges of un- should stop paying for them under (AP)--The new top U. S. official der way. The group's deputy direc- lawful entry. medicaid and medicare. in Havana, Cuba calls "long overdue" The 18 operations and 10 diagnos- steps taken yesterday by the United tic procedures are the same as those States and Cuba to end 16 years of Very few indictments expected from judged unnecessary under certain official hostility. The countries circumstances by the National Asso- opened diplomatic offices in each Korean influence peddling investigation ciation of Blue Shield Plans, a others' capitals yesterday. The private health insurance group with opening of the new U. S. office in (UPI)--Attorney General Griffin The sealed indictment by a federal 72 million subscribers. Havana was marked by speeches by Bell says he expects "very few" in- grand jury, including an arrest war- Blue Shield announced on May 18th U. S, diplomat Lyle Lane and Cuba's will follow from the Jus- rant for Park, had not been disclosed dictments that it would end routine payments Deputy Foreign Minister Pelegrin investigation of al- at the time of the interview, but tice Department for the 28 procedures at an annual Torras. influence peddling was leaked yesterday to several news- leged South Korean savings of $27.4 billion. Blue The ceremony was timed to coincide of Congress. papers. among members Shield said it will pay for the with a similar event at the Czecho- came to light yester- Representative Bruce Caputo, a The opinion services only when physicians can slovakian Embassy in Washington, Justice Department re- member of the Mouse Ethics Committee day when the prove a clear need for them. where the Cuban office will operate of an interview which is conducting its own investi- leased a recording Califano also said he ordered an until Cuba's old embassy is refur- Times' reporters. nation of alleged Korean payoffs, with Los Angeles HEW review of all medical practices bished. on the re- said the Justice Department cannot Bell did not comment and procedures paid for with public Technically, Switzerland will con- South Korean move against Park as long as he re- ported indictment of funds. tinue to represent U. S interests key mains in Seoul. businessman Tongsun Park, a in Havana, but a team of ten Ameri- figure of the lobbying scandal. The United States and South Korea (UPI)--Soviet officials have ban- cans will conduct the actual busi- do not have an extradition treaty. ned the French Concorde Supersonic ness from the old embassy closed from flying over or landing jetliner down when the United States broke in Siberia. The Soviets say the Canal treaty signing shaping up with Fidel Castro's government in would disrupt local ecology craft 1961, and animal life in Siberia. as major piece of pageantry The Soviets have also banned the (UPI)--The ceremony at which the given Carter strong backing in Franco-German airbus from landing new Panama Canal treaties will be forging new treaties on the future at the Moscow Airport, claiming signed is shaping up as a major of the canal, and Ford will be runways cannot accomodate a plane piece of pageantry, with a large Carter's guest at the White House that large there. battling delegation of hemispheric leaders following a state dinner. French officials, already at scheduled to take part in Washing- Yesterday, Carter continued in for Concorde landing rights have ton, D. C. next Wednesday. his round of briefings on the Kennedy Airport in New York, Among those attending will be treaties for state officials and denounced the Soviet decision. The Canadian Prime Minister Pierre civil leaders. He won support from French theorize the Soviets do not Trudeau, and Gerald Ford, Jimmy governors Jay Rockefeller of West want them to land supersonic or Carter's predecessor in the White Virginia and David Pryor of Arkansas. wide-bodied aircraft until the House. The former President has Soviets can develop their own. Friday, September 2, 1977 Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Saturday ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at WATER STATUS 6:30 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building. For YESTERDAY'S FIGURES further information call 90269 or Ar 8871. TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 Community ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,582,000 Sunday TOTAL IN STORAGE: 16,172,000 CHURCH OF CHRIST will meet at McCalla Chapel for the following Bulletin meetings: Bible study 9:30 a.m. A.M. Worship 10:40 a.m. WATERING HOURS P.M. Worship 6:30 p.m. Board Call J. L. Bachelor at 96196 or FRIDAY Floyd Shaw at 97115. MONDAY THROUGH C

6 TO 6:30 P.M. L- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at 1:00 p.m. at the East Bargo Point Old Nursery School building. For fur- Community announcements 951144 ther information call 90269 or 8871. LIVE FIRING SAILING CLASSES Clubs and Organizations Special Announcements Live firing will be conducted at Special Services is pleased to the following times: RIDING CLASSES BEGIN announce that sailing classes will Sept. 2 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CPO ADVISORY BOARD TO MEET be starting again. We have two The Conde and Hicacal Beach areas Beginning and intermediate riding classes scheduled, the first to run between Saint Nicholas and Cara- There will be a meeting of the classes begin September 14. Call from September 26-29 from 7 until coles Points and all of the upper CPO Advisory Board, September 9 in 95581 DWH or 99152 AWH. 9:30 p.m. with qualifications to be bay north of Caracoles and Grana- the new dining area of the club at held on October 1 and 2. dillo Points will be off limits. 9 a.m. All members are urged to The second class will begin Octo- ECOLOGY DIVE For further information, contact the attend. ber 17 through 20 from 7 until 9:30 Special Services Marina, ComNavBase p.m. with qualification to be held The Ecology Dive is rescheduled Duty Officer, or Base Police. for September 3 to clean up Phillips October 22 and 23. Both classes ROUGH RIDERS TO MEET Park. Assistance is needed from will be held at the Yacht Club. anyone in the community who has a The price of the class will be The Rough Riders will have a meet- barrel boat. Divers and boaters $15 ($5 of this will be refundable SURF AND TURF ing at 10 a.m., September 3 at the meet at the pier at 1:15 p.m. For with the return of the course book). AT NAUTICAL LANTERN TONIGHT Corral. Items to be discussed are further information call 95528 AWR. To sign up, come into the Special the pony ball game, breakfast rides Services Office between 7:30 a.m. The Nautical Lantern will be host- and horse show. New members will BOXING/WRESTLING SMOKER and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. ing a Surf and Turf tonight. The be welcome. Rough Riders planning Deadline for signup for the first menu will consist of an 8 oz. Filet to attend the breakfast ride on The Marine Barracks will be hosting class will be September 23. Mignon broiled to perfection with a September 4, contact Ward Brookshier a base-wide boxing and wrestling nice broiled rock lobster, choice of at 98293 or Susan Connelly at 97226 smoker on September 10 at 7:30 p.m. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES potato, vegetable, rolls and butter, before September 2. Hill. All individuals in- coffee or tea and salad from our ex- on Marine Registration for courses in the participating, please panded salad bar. All of this top- CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE TO MEET terested in Adult Education Evening Program which contact Sergeant Gonzales during ped with a very nice complimentary was scheduled for September 1 ahd 2 on working hours at 951237. glass of wine. The price is $8, and Cub Scout committee will meet has been rescheduled for September the hours are 6 until 9 p.m. Bring September 5 at 8 p.m. at the Cub 13 and 14. FENCELINE TOUR the whole family and have a nice Scout Hut. For further information Registration will be conducted at call 97144 AWH or 8138 DWN. evening. The Marines are conducting a the CCPO Conference Room, Building 804, Admin Hill, from 6 - 8:30 p.m. DEN LEADERS #401 TO MEET fence line tour this Saturday, Sep- tember 3. There is room for 100 on these dates. For more informa- tion call CCPO at 8822. The den leaders of Pack #401 will persons. For reservations call "BETTER DAYS" COMING meet on September 6 at 8 p.m. at 95479 or 95472. Meet at the parking the Cub Scout Hut. For further in- lot at 9 a.m. across from the tele- SPECIAL SERVICES' The USO Show, "Better Days" will formation call 97144 AWH or 8138 phone exchange. HOLDIAY HOURS be arriving in Gitmo on September 3, DWH. and they will perform on the follow- BOOK SALE Special Services NO TAP CANCELLED The following ing days: facilities will be open on the 5th 4 Downtown Lyceum 7 p.m. The FTG Officers' Wives Club will September - Doubles No Tap bowling of September, "Labor Day Weekend." September 5 - Leeward Point The Scotch have a book sale on September 3 from that was scheduled for The hours of operation for each Lyceum 7 p.m. tournament 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. outside the 3 has been cancelled. facility are listed below. All This group consists of five females September library under the banyon tree. All facilities that normally close on who play soul and country music. NIGHT HANDICAP MEETS proceeds will go toward bying.new TUESDAY Monday will close Tuesday. Watch out people, "Better Days" is children's books for the library. Issue Desk and Car Rental - 7:30 Tuesday night handicap to please coming. The late Patrons of Gitmo are asked a.m. - 10 p.m. league will have an organizational donate any books that you no longer Golf Course - 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. CINCLANTFLT GOLF meeting on September 6 at 8 p.m. at want to keep. Drop boxes are placed (Closed Tuesday) Marblehead Hall. Everyone who has at the library, hospital and BOQ. Fish and Gear Locker - 5 a.m. - Due to the Jack and Jill Tourna- signed up please attend. You may donate books as late as 11 p.m. (Closed Tuesday) ment that is scheduled for September qualifica- "ODD COUPLES" TO MEET Friday. Marblehead Hall - 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. 18, the CincLantFlt golf Auto Hobby Shop - 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. tions will be held September 24 and BAKE SALE "Monday Night Odd Couples" bowling Family Corral - 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 25. Tuesday) league will have an organizational The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary will (Closed Carpenter Shop - 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ODU FALL TERM meeting on September 6 at 6:30 p.m. be having a bake sale on September Ceramic Hobby Shop - 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Mobile Point 400. Anyone inter- 3 at 9:30 a.m. in front of the Navy Windjammer Pool - 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Old Dominion University will have ested call Pat Wood at 95318 DWH or will be going Exchange. Proceeds Villamar Pool - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. registration for the fall semester 95342 AWH. missions. All donations to Haitian The Special Services Office and on September 3 and 4 from 1 to 4 BOWLING CLINIC be greatly appreciated. For JUNIOR will Vet Clinic will be closed all day p.m. at the Base Library (Windward). further information call Marlene Classes will begin October 3 and A junior bowling clinic will be at Labor Day. Towey at 99136 or Linda Walker 8. held from 10 - 11 a.m. September 3 end December 952255 AT. The cost of the classes is $30 at Marblehead Hall. For more infor- NEGRIL BEACH TRIP DEPOSITS per semester hour with most courses mation call Butler at 90260 AWH or JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL being offered being 3 hours. (The Izzo at 90290 AWH. Anyone interested in going on the You are invited to attend the cost for a three credit hour course Negril Beach trip, September 22-26, MEN'S EARLY BIRDS TO BOWL kick-off of the 1977 junior flag will be $90 without Tuitition Aid kindly bring a deposit of $100 to season. Opening ceremonies and $22.50 with TA). football Special Services by 4 p.m. on Septem- Monday Night Men's early bird begin at 4:30 p.m., September 3 Military personnel seeking Tuition will ber 7. The full payment of,$200 is bowling league will bowl Cooper Field. The first game Assistance should apply at. their handicap at due by 4 p.m. on September 12. Sign on September 5. start at 5 p.m. with the second Education Office prior to registra- will up is still being taken, call or come 15 minutes after the completion tion. PWOC MONTHLY MEETING game by the Special Services office. of the first game. The following courses will be of- Protestant Women of the Chapel Come see the Cowboys vs Falcons fered: of Man will hold their monthly meeting on and 49ers vs Eagles. Ascent Principles of Biology September 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the home MAN BEST BALL TOURNEY TWO U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Principles of Public Health of Trudy Delaney, West Bargo 44B. Literature Our program will be a panel dis- Special Services is sponsoring a Children's Group Dynamics cussion on the gifts of the Spirit, two man best ball tournament Labor The Teaching of Reading in the followed by a question and answer Day, September 5. T-time is from Content Areas period. Welcome newcomers! 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Make your own BeCook Principles of Real Estate foursome, full handicap. Entry fee Capt. David W. BOARD MEETS Commercial Law NEX/COMMISSARY is $5 per couple. Prizes to be Naval Base Commander Naval Station Commanding Officer Principles of Management awarded accordingly. For more in- Office The Navy Exchange/Navy Commissary LCdr.J Ry an .Public Affairs Math for Business and Economics formation call the golf course Pro 0 2 M S .oakr .R a r/Pouto st Advisory Board meeting will be held College Algebra Shop. September 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the Elementary Physics McCalla Administration Building. General Psychology .according to the Ce7G mo .G.tteis pallshed Child Psychology RADIO CLUB TO MEET AMATEUR of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Pfted Beginning Spanish fin time-weekly a rat t e se- n goe- mt Oral Interpretation Radio Club will meet The Amateur S oficia Barflec.ting. rietofW.A. . . Course descriptions are available September 4 at 7 p.m. at the Library. or he. paen f the Na. Friday, September 2, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history. BPTO Flight Schedule Today is Friday, September 2nd, the 245th day of 1977 with 120 to follow. DAY/ ARRIVALS DEPARTURES The moon is between moving from its full phase to the last quarter. DATE FROM ETA A/C FLT TO ETD A/C FLT The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Sat SCOTT AFB 1130 C-9N MEDIVAC RSYRDS 1200 C-9N MEDIVAC The evening star is Mercury. Sept. 3 JAX 1600 C131 GTM02511 Sun Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. American poet Sept. 4 NORFOLK 1640 C141 ABA0475 Eugene Field was born September 2, 1850. Mon NORFOLK 1315 C141 AQA0471 RSYRDS 0955 C141 ABA0476 Sept. 5 KINGSTON 1740 C141 AqA0472 KINGSTON 1430 C141 AQA0471 On this day in history: Tue RSYRDS 0800 C131 GTM02491 In 1935, one of the worst hurricanes to hit the U. S. mainland ripp ed Sept. 6 RSYRDS 1500 C131 GTM02491 NORFOLK 1155 C141 AQA0472 through the Florida Keys, killing more than 365 persons, Wed HAITI 0930 C131 GTMO2501 HAITI 0700 C131 GTM02501 In 1945, Japan signed an unconditional surrender aboard the U. S. Battle- Sept. 7 NORFOLK 1145 C-9 RESERVE NORFOLK 1215 C-9 RESERVE ship Missouri in Tokyo Bay, ending World War II. HAITI 1830 C131 GTM02503 HAITI 1600 C131 GTM02503 In 1964, World War I hero Sergeant Alvin York died at the age of 76 Thu MORFOLK 1315 C141 AQA0471 JAX 0700 C131 GTM02511 In 1968, the death toll of earthquakes rolling across Iran was fixe d at Sept. 8 KINGSTON 1740 C141 AQA0472 KINGSTON 1430 C141 AQA0471 12, 000. Fri Sept. 9 NORFOLK 1155 C141 AQA0472 A thought for the day: American General Douglas MacArthur said, "it is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it."

Job Opportunties NEWvU B11EP (UPI)--Foreign Minister Moshe (UPI)--Two retired women officers Oayan told the Israeli Parliament told Congress yesterday that women Applications should be submitted to the Consolidated Civilian Perso nnel yesterday that chances for peace are as capable of serving in combat Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have in the Mideast are better now than as men, right down to pushing the filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the po'si- in the past, partly because of in- nuclear weapons button. tion is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies ma y be creasing American influence in Arab They were supported by Senator obtained at the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office or by reviewing 8g countries. William Proxmire who presided over Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. He also cited the reported willing- the hearing where the two women ex- ness of Arab leaders to end their pressed their views. ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE SALARY CLOSING DATE COM state of war with Israel. Retired Major General Jeanne Holm, 20-040-77 Shipment Clerk (HHG $8316 pa 09 SEP 77 SU Oayan said he will present draft former Director of Women in the Air typing), GS-4 or GS-3 $7408 pa peace treaties with Egypt, Syria and Force, told the Joint Economic Com- leading to GS-4 Jordan to Secretary of State Cyrus mittee, "I don't need a fancy study 40-010-77 Secretary (typing), GS-5 $9303 pa 09 SEP 77 NAS Vance at their scheduled meeting in or a test to tell me that a woman 10-115-77 Secretary (steno), GS-5 $9303 pa 09 SEP 77 PWD New York later this month. could perform as well as a man as 10-200-77 Crane Operator, WG-11 $6.91 ph 12 SEP 77 PWD But members of Israel'governing missile launch officer." 10-204-77 Supv. General Engineer, $20442 pa 12 SEP 77 PWD body are still against holding any Retired Colonel Mary Hallaren, GS-12 talks with the Palestine Liberation former Head of the Women's Army 15-019-77 Office Appliance Re- $6.39 ph 29 SEP 77 SRD Organization. At the end of an Corp's said she headed the first pairer, WG-9 almost seven hour debate yesterday, battalion of women to serve overseas the Israeli Mouse voted 92-4 with in World War II and all of them were six abstentions to continue its "superb" under the stress of buzz- APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: policies against the PLO. bomb attacks on London. She said, "working with men and 10-308-75 Telephone Operator, GS-2 $6572 pa OPEN (UPI)--The city of Hanoi is still women over the last 50 years, both 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 $7408 pa OPEN far from the utopian capital en- in and out of the army, has convinced 30-037-75 Accounts Maintenance $7408 pa OPEN visioned by the Communist leaders of me that it is the individual and not Clerk, GS-3 Vietnam. a person's (Int.) pa OPEN the gender that determines 94-001-75 Library Aid, GS-2 $6572 In many ways, it still resembles $2.41 ph OPEN strength under pressure." 85-001-77 Housekeeping Aid, NAl New York, Chicago, Los Ageles and ARE YOUR VALUABLES Miami, plagued by pickpockets, dirt, rude drivers and bad behavior. SAFE? Hanoi Radio broadcaster Thu Trung yesterday pointed out'the bleaker TAKE NOTE aspects of Hanoi, and saidoit'f time to do something about it. In a broadcast made in connection Toyland to open tomorrow_ with today's National Day celebra- Today's TV8 NEX offers Layaway Plan tions, Trung said that now that the The Navy exchange offers two lay- Planning and acting on your dog days of summer are over, people behaving in a "more schedule away plans for authorized customers. Christmas season requirements,rnow, should start One is a year round plan and the makes good sense. Greater merc ,han- civilized way." many residents are other is special for the Christmas dise variety, leisurely shoppinig He said too regula- FRIDAY season. and avoidance of the financial breaking the law, ignoring any item crush that 11th hour shoppers e.x- tions about keeping the city clean, Under the regular plan, 1:00 General Hospital (BW) be put on a lay- perience are some of the benefits of and generally picking up other bad of merchandise may 1:35 Friday Matinee: "Mr. early. The practice alao habits, despite the efforts of away. Payments may be spread over shopping Sardonicus" (BW) (Repeat) half is non-panic wrapping and specially organized enforcement 60 days, provided that one affords 3:00 Cartoons and the balance mailing of gifs ahead of the postal teams. paid within 30 days 3:30 Electric Company (BW) exchange within crunch, not to mention the time made is received by the (UPI)--The first woman ever to 4:00 Merv Griffin (BW) 60 days. available for engraving, embroi Louis Blues," Ethel Waters, 5:30 Newswatch a special 90-day ing, etc., for that special, pe singDr- St There is also died of an apparent heart failure 6:30 American Documents plan for Christmas toys. Payments sonal touch. is yesterday in California She was 7:30 The Practice are spread over 90 Those are a few of the reason under this plan 76, 7:55 Notes of Interest re- why our Toyland moves center-st ae -ae Miss Waters' entertainment career days with the final payment 8:00 Sanford and Son quired by the 15th of December. in September, to help you get t more than 60 years. She 8:30 Chico and the Man toy layaways start this jump on the season. In additio n to lasted Christmas starred on the stage and screen, 9:00 Bronk Early shoppers can take toys, Toyland also features sea sonal month. and gained her greatest fame in her 9:55 Newswatch advantage of the full 90 days, while decorations, greeting cards, earthy and spiritual renditions of 110:00 Police Story those who shop later will have less wrapping paper and tree ornamen ts. such songs as "Stormy Weather" and 111:00 Friday Night Movie: "Wheeler Naturally you will experience great time to pay for their layaways. "Am I Blue. " She scored one of the and Murdock" customers receive a re- savings, and our Christmas layaway Layaway great song hits of all time when she 112:11 Second feature: "Blueprint transaction showing program will permit you to nail down ceipt for each introduced "Dinah," for a Million" re- those gifts NOW. the amount paid, the balance A deeply religious woman, Miss 1: 35 Sign Of f Visit the NEX Toyland Saturda y, maining and a payment schedule. Waters devoted most of her time to you'll be glad you didn't put i.f off. The merchandise is safely held for the Billy Graham crusade for the Base movies the customer at the exchange during past 15 years. She was still making LYCEUMS the layaway period. television appearances in her 70s, Full payment may be made at any until she was beset by illnesses. Downtown - Breakheart Pass, PG time and refunds will be made at the Jewish Holy Days Viva Knievel, PG customer's request if the merchan- The Jewish New Year (Rosh Has hanah) (UPI)--The United States and the McCalla - Amazing Grace, G dise is not taken. Unlike many will be observed from sundown M onday, Soviet Union may be running neck- Where the Red Fern Grows, commercial stores, the Navy exchange September 12 through sunset Wed nes- and-neck in the race for military G does not impose a service charge for day, September 14. Yom Kippur (Day power. Marine Site - Embryo, PG From Devil's layaway transactions. of Attonement) will be observed from In its annual military balance I Escaped The Navy Exchange Officer may put sundown Wednesday, September 21 survey, the International Institute Island, R Ton, PG some limitations on layaways so through sunset Thursday, September for Strategic Studies says the Leeward Point - Won Ton check with the exchange sales per- 22. Consistent with local exig en- Russians pack a huge superiority Final Chapter Walking Tall, R sonnel for current information con- cies, commanding officers are en- over the United States in its total cerning layaways. couraged to give favorable cons ider- nuclear punch, and has a 20 per cent of the The layaway plan is one ation to applications for leave to advantage in its arsenal of inter- CLUBS many ways that the Navy exchange is facilitate the attendance of Jewish continental nuclear missiles and striving to better serve its custom- personnel at local or family ob ser- bombers. Windjammer - The War Goddess, R ers, by allowing its customers to vances of these Holy Days. But it says U. S. nuclear warhead Macon County Line, R purchase the merchandise they want, stockpiles are nearly three times Staff NCO Club - Gumball Rally, PG not what's left. Putting items on as large as those of the Soviets, The Wild Party, R layaway also keeps gifts away from and the United States is speeding CPO Club - The New Land, PG prying eyes by having the exchange testing of low flying "cruise" mis- The Dragon Fly, PG To hold the items until you are ready CAR oOllIT siles, a weapon to which the Soviets COMO Club - Harry and Walter Go to take them. have no answer. New York, PG Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Friday, September 2, 1977 U.S. Open completes Bartkowski fitted for knee brace first round Atlanta Falcons quarterback Steve Bartkowski has been fitted for a FOREST HILLS, NY (UPI)--Chris special brace to help support his Evert, Virginia Wade, Jimmy Connors ailing right knee. He feels it and Bjorn Borg led a parade of seed- will help him get round on the foot- ed players through first round play ball field as well as he ever did. yesterday at the U. S. Open Tennis Bartkowski flew to New York yester- Championships. Wade's match was day after feeling the knee pop probably the most dramatic, though NBA, Marques Johnson come to terms during a workout Wednesday. Bart- the score wasn't particulary close. kowski had surgery on the knee in The Wimbledon champ shared the lig- MILWAUKEE (AP)--The National Bas- costly lawsuit against the NBA mid season last year to correct spotlight in Forest Hills, New York ament damage. ketball Association says it will pay apparently was enough to hasten the with Dr. Renee Richards, the trans- The brace Bartkowski will wear Milwaukee Bucks rookie Marques John- sudden contract agreement. sexual who waged a successful court be for was developed for Joe Namath when he son about $15,000 a year for five The pact is reported to fight to get into the open. She years to drop a suit the former more than $1 million over six years. was quarterbacking the New York lost to Wade 6-1, 6-4. Jets. UCLA star had threatened. But the Johnson's attorney Donald Dell Other winners yesterday included, Soon after being fitted with the league said in a statement yesterday had promised a suit if the Bucks Brian Gottfried, ranked third in Denver brace, Bartkowski tested it out by the payments to Johnson are not a did not match a contract the men's singles, Manuel Orantes, the American salary subsidy from other NDA teams. Nuggets, then with walking and jogging and says he was Eddie Dibbs, and Dick Stockton. In offered The statement contradicted a re- Basketball Association, pleasantly surprised by the result. women's play, Martina Navratilova, port in the "Milwaukee Journal" that Johnson last year. The Nuggets He didn't find it to be cumbersome Su Barker, Betty Stove and Rosie day before the biggest factor in Johnson's withdrew the offer the or bulky and says it doesn't hamper Casals all won. suit would have signing Wednesday was an agreement the 1976 draft. The his mobility. Top seeded Bjorn Borg says he may took back its of- by league teams to pick up part of contended Denver Bartkowski will rejoin the Falcons be forced to default, despite to assure consolida- the tab on his contract. fer in order today, staying overnight in New trouncing Trey Waltke of St. Louis and NBA, in possible But the threat of a potentially tion of the ABA York to see if any problems develop Borg says a shoulder in- 6-1, 6-2. violation of anti-trust laws. with the brace. jury prevented him from serving effectively and that he will be forced to withdraw if there is no improvement. Sports Briefs Fidrych trades Scores (UPI)--The National Football League (UPI)--A trade that sent quarter- glove for mike Baseball Detroit Lions have acquired place- back Gary Marangi from the Buffalo Bills to the Green Bay Packers has NEW YORK (AP)--ABC says sidelined American League kicker Steve Mike-Mayer from the San Francisco 49-ers in exchange for a been nullified because Marangi pitcher Mark Fidrych of the Detroit rank- failed a physical. Tigers will make his debut as a Boston 3, Cleveland 1 future draft pick. Mike-Mayer spokesman says no reason sportscaster next Monday night on a Milwaukee 1, Detroit 0 ed ninth in scoring last season in A Bills' be failed. But it regionally televised baseball game. Oakland at Minnesota postponed due the NFL. was given why to the Bills. said yesterday Fidrych, to rain. means Marangi returns The network (UPI)--Veteran all-pro linebacker Buffalo traded Marangi to the Pack- who's out for the year with tendin- Chris Hanburger of the Washington ers Wednesday for a future draft itis in his pitching shoulder, will Exhibition Football Redskins was scheduled for an appen- choice. join Al Michaels in the booth for dectomy last night at an Arlington, (AP)--Houston Oilers quarterback the Texas - Minnesota game. The Virginia hospital. A club spokesman Dan Pastorini says he will not punt .game will be telecast in central (AP)--The San Diego Chargers in- says Hanburger will be lost to the for the team this season unless he. and mountain time zones, with other vaded the Los Angeles Coliseum last Redskins from two to six weeks. gets extra pay. He notes he's areas getting periodic live reports. the NFL exhibition Fidrych, who's charmed baseball night and won (UPI)--The Atlanta Braves have playing in his option year, and says Rams 17 - 16. Former crowds with his "flakey" style of game with the re-activated pitchers Andy Messer- he doesn't want to risk his career James Harris, who play, won 19 games last year for Ram quarterback smith, Rick Camp and Max Leon and by punting. Pastornini says head mistreated by Los Detroit en route to being named feels he was infielders Darrel Chaney and Craig coach Bum Phillips seems to under- directed the Charger offense. American League Rookie-of-the-Year. Angeles, Robinson. stand his position. Advertisements for the Gazette, TV- Classified Ads 951144 8 and 1340 radio will only be ac- cepted between 8 and 11 a.m. Monday through Friday. Ads will not be ,accepted on holidays. Bonafide emergency announcements will be ac- YARD SALE cepted anytime. Announcements may .~&5,. be hand carried to PAO anytime dur- Nob Hill 72B. September 3 from ing working hours. Advertisements 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Toys, chairs, will be limited to 40 words. Ads 1973 Honda CB100, new paint, recent Ford Torino station wagon, 351 mechanical tools. which discriminate on the basis of overhaul, $300; playpen, baby car- 1972 transmission, race, sex, creed, color or national table high chair, two barrel, automatic rier, bathtub and Nob Hill 51D. September 3 from will not be accepted. The P/S, P/B, needs body work. Call origin all for $15. Contact John Strasner 10 a.m. until ? Children's clothes, Public Affairs Staff reserves the 951075 AT. at 8461 DWH or 95317 AWH. books, rugs and furniture. Call to edit and rewrite all sub- right 98145 AT. missions. Scuba tank, regulator, mask, snorkle, 1974 GMC Super Custom, 1/2 ton pick- fins, life vest, spear gun, knife, FOR SALE up truck, automatic transmission, all for $225. Call Plaske at 951214 Singer "Fashion Mate" sewing machine, P/S, match shell with carpet and DWH or Marine Barracks 3208. I September 3 from $75; Singer "professional button- curtains, 26,000 miles, brand new, Nob Hill 52A. Children's holer attachment," $15; houseplants white wall tires. Call 96164 AT. 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. kitchen of many different kinds. Call 96135 Dekorder cassette tape with Dolby clothes, summer and winter; 90105 AT. AT. 1967 Chevrolet, $350. Call 95378 system, two months old, $150; swim articles; toys. Call DWH or call Farnstrom or Witsom at mobile, $80. Call 97245 AT. 3 from 1976 Chrysler Cordoba, jasmine yel- 95571 DWH. Nob Hill 52B. September low, 12,000 miles, like new, fully 9 a.m. until ? Pre-packout with two baby cribs. equipped, electric seats and win- Two new Bose 501 speakers, 100 watt stereo, crockpot and dows, sun roof, AM/FM radio, stereo per channel, $330 pair; two Epic GIVE AWAY Call 96293 AT. Leather gold inter- and tape deck. toner speakers, 50 watt, $140 pair; Male, black and white Gitmo dog, wheels. Call 96164 AT. ior, road Ikat cassette tape, 705-D, $180. two months old, housebroken, likes Call 95516 DWH or Gray in Room 0301 being around people. Call 97245 AT. Two gold wugs, 9' X 12', $60 each; AWH at Gold Hill Barracks. Tierra K 82. September 3 from rug, 9' X 12', $75; china until ? Mower, 1.5 KW Honda aqua blue Three year old female cat. Call 9 a.m. handmade, $60. Call 8752 or generator, scuta gear, closet, 1975tHonda GL1000 motorcycle, less 96293 AT. portable see at Corinaso Point 120. than 10,000 miles, Windjammer II bicycle, toys, etc. sairing, tour pack, crash bars, and September 3 1967 Opel Kadet station wagon, runs saddle bags. Call 64286 DWH or SERVICES Kittery Beach 372C. work, spare parts 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Pre-pack- good, needs body 97264 AWH. Responsible person to housesit from from Call Howard at included, $575. now until February. References out. AWH. 64263 DWH or 90170 1972 Kawasaki 90, runs good, com- available. Call Dave at 8559, Room plete tune-up kit, climber's manual C-315. Sansui receiver; BSR turntable, 550 and extras included. Call Chris at Center Bargo 1153. September 3 Call 95516 DWH or 8555 AWH. couples wishes to housesit for $225. 64251 AT. Young from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Clothes, the months of November, December or books, 1968 blue GTX, automatic transmis- toys, games, baby stroller, Magnavox black and white TV, January, Call HM3 Alford at 95377 the back sion, two door hardtop, $900 or 12" etc. will be offered in 17" Motorola black and white DWH, best offer. Call 98156 DWH. $100; yard. TV, $140. Call 97218 AWN. Sewing done in my home. Call 96293 21' Cubby cabin boat, 155HP, OMC recliner AT. engine, Gater tilt bed trailer, Brown, vinyl couch and brown rocker, good condition, $100 for boat is rigged for deep sea fishing, Point 6B. September 3 both. Call 99171 AWH. Granadillo bottom fishing, water skiing, many WANTED from 1 until 4 p.m. Assorted baby extras included. Call Dave at 8727 items, miscella- Fisher studio standard front load Second hand typewriter. Call 8420 clothes and baby DWH or 951120 AWH. items, kitchen utensils. cassette deck, CR 5115, three head AT. neous 1 p.m. Dolby NR system, patch cord, three Call 97272 anytime after Red bar with two bar stools, best months old, excellent condition, Babysitter for two month old in offer. Can be seen at East Bargo #115. September 4 from $200 or best offer. Call 95378 DWN afternoons, five days a week. Call Marine Site lB or call Shields at 96228 AWH or until ? or 98134 AWH. 96269 AWH. 12 noon 8898 DWH.