Energy Tip of the Day

Air conditioners vary consid- Nine-hour hostage ordeal ends; gunman takes life erably in efficiency and hence, BRENTWOOD, N.J. (UPI)--A 24-year- With the students in the amount of energy used. mental treatment. stretched out old man who had been fired on the floor under his gun, Therefore, select equipment on from Wickes also was investigated by wit- his teacher's the basis of energy efficiency aide job shot and the secret service for making nesses said Wickes walked up to ratio (EER). The EER for window killed himself in a Brentwood, New death threats against Secretary Burgos, said, "You know me," and units is calculated by dividing Jersey, junior high school last- of State George Shultz and Defense shot him in the stomach and finger. cooling capacity, expressed in night, after going on a rampage in Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Burgos was listed in stable con- BTU, by the electric power in- which he wounded the principal and School officials said Wickes was dition today at a local hospital. a student $20 a day teachers Principal Steven Howland, who put, expressed in watts. As a and held a classroom of fired from his general rule, an EER of 10 or hostages. aide job after a May 4th fistfight was shot in the face by Wickes, more is excellent. Equipment Police say the gunman, Robert with Louis Burgos, a 15-year-old was treated and released. Wickes, with an EER below 7 should be was carrying a .22-caliber student at the school. The siege ended nine hours after avoided. rifle when he took over a ninth When the armed Wickes barged into it began, when Wickes fired a bul- grade class of 20 yesterday. the classroom, he was quoted as let into his right temple. Wickes' attorney, Gerald Lotto, saying, "I'm not leaving here a- School officials said they had says his client was a paranoid live. You kids messed up my car- not been aware of Wickes' mental News schizophrenic and was undergoing eear ' problems. SDigest

WASHINGTON (UPI)--A U.S. Court of .peals says the Treasury Depart- nt can't keep American citizens rom spending money when they visit Cuba. The three-judge panel overturned department regulations GAZETTE that allow limited travel to Cuba but impose trade restrictions. The Guantanamo Bay, Cuba decision effectively blocks im- plementation of the rules, which were formulated last year under a trading with the enemy act. Volume 38 Number 92 Tuesday, May 17, 1983 WASHINGTON (UPI)--A presidential task force says the federal govern- ment could save $5.9 million in three years by running food stamps Israel, Lebanon ink troop withdrawal agreement pact and other public assistance pro- grams more efficiently. To avoid ISRAEL (UPI)--Nearly one year from Lebanon. Despite repeated assertions by inefficiencies, the presidential after the Israeli invasion, and Syrian troops are estimated to Syria that the troop withdrawal cost control survey proposes es- after almost five months of nego- number 40,000 and the Palestinians deal is unacceptable, Gemayel told tablishing a "combined welfare tiations, Lebanon and Israel today about 10,000. the newspaper Syria has not "closed administration" for the aid to signed an agreement to remove So far, neither Syria nor the the door with the United States." families with dependent children, 30,000 Israeli troops from Lebanon. PLO has given any indication they The Times quoted Gemayel as say- medicaid and food stamp programs. Representatives of the two na- will honor the withdrawal pact. ing Shultz "should come back" to tions, with American officials Secretary of State George Shultz the region as soon as possible. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Supreme Court watching, signed the pact this was instrumental in achieving the But a senior State Department waded into a major environmental morning in Lebanon. Another for- Israeli-Lebanese agreement. He official says it's unlikely Shultz confrontation yesterday concerning mal signing is planned later in arranged a tentative accord during will return to the Mideast in the the states' role in Interior Sec- Kiryat Shmona, Israel. a two-week Mideast trip in which near future. reatry James Watt's plan to sell Israel invaded Lebanon last June he shuttled from Beirut to Jeru- The responsibility oil and gas leases off the Cali- 6th to rid its southern region of salem. of dealing with Syria fornia coast. The justices will Palestinian guerrillas Israel A report in today's "New York has been delegated to U.S. hear arguments next term by Watt, blamed for attacks on northern Times" says Lebanese President special envoy Philip Habib. Back in Lebanon, She state of California and oil Israel. Amin Gemayel is anxious to have a cabinet work- ing group ompanies over whether selling a The withdrawal of Israeli sold- Shultz return to the Mideast to has been set up to begin withdrawal talks lease on the outer continental iers hinges on the simultaneous help persuade Syria to leave with the Syrians. shelf makes for a physical change removal of Syrian and PLO fighters Lebanon. that must be approved by state But Gemayel says a formal Leb- officials. anese request for a Syrian pullout ' Times' report links Iran with embassy bombing will be made only at the climax SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--Doctors at of negoitations. Separate Lebanese a San Francisco hospital say a (UPI)--A news report links Iran Pentagon and State Department negotiations with the PLO will be- 36-year-old man, a diabetic since to last month's bombing of the officials have not confirmed the gin in Tunis this week. age 10, underwent a successful U.S. Embassy in Beirut, but an news report. pancreas and kidney transplant Iranian official denies the charge. A group known as the Islamic last month. A hospital spokesman An Iranian diplomat at the United Struggle Organization has claimed Congress eyes Medicare says Mark Sager will be released Nations rejected a report last responsibility for the embassy this week. The spokesman says the night, by CBS, that American in- bombing. WASHINGTON (UPI)--The White House operation is rare, with fewer than telligence agents had intercepted U.S. officials in Beirut say is touting a proposal for higher 300 performed in the United States cables from Iran to Syria suggest- the group is a radical faction of medicare charges as a way to save and. Europe. ing Tehran involvement. one of many private armies in money, but Congressional budget The bombing killed 63 people, Lebanon. experts dispute that claim. LONDON (UPI)--The rain is not main- including 17 Americans. The At a Senate Finance Subcommittee ly in Spain this year, as grey cables were sent before the April hearing yesterday, an administra- skies brought a soggy spring to 18th ate From the Iranian tio. official said a medicare much of Europe. It rained for the foreign minis in Tehran to the recipient who spends an average 30th straight day in London yes- Iranian Embass in Damascus. 11 days in the hospital would pay terday, weather the "London Times" According to i. -port, one of Baker predicts passage $280 more next year. jokingly blamed on the communists. approve payment of the messages Dr. Robert Rubin, the assistant Southwestern France had its wettest $25,000 for a terrorist attack WASHINGTON (UPI)--Senate Repub- April in 102 years. In Spain, the lican leader Howard Baker pre- secretary of health and human on an unnamed installation in services, says rain was a welcome relief to four dicts the Senate will pass a 1984 the "modest increase Beirut. in patient cost-sharing" years of drought. budget resolution, but he says should encourage people Another cable called for travel it may be, "A budget that will to think twice MEXICO (UPI)--Residents of Mexico help for 12 Iranians who went to displease the president in some before spending an extra day in City are breathing polluted air Beirut just before the bombing, respects or in all respects." the hospital. at is 75 percent above the danger and were seen in Damascus shortly President Reagan is maintaining The plan would enable the na- level set by a government environ- after the blast. his strong opposition to higher tion's 29 million medicare bene- mental commission. The commission taxes, saying they will not solve ficiaries to get protection against blames the pollution on Mexico the nation's hugh deficits. the high costs of catastrophic City's 130,000 industries, 2.9 Phila. mayoral race Moderate Republican Senators illness. million cars and 416,000 trucks want to raise taxes to achieve But officials of the Congress- and buses. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--A record 80 lower budget deficits, while ional Budget Office disagree about percent turnout of voters is ex- conservative Republicans want the effect of the plan on hospital LOS ANGELES (UPI)--Since February, pected in Philadelphia's Democratic only small tax increases during use. today, with former the Los Angeles public school sys- mayoral primary the next two years. They say some people will use man Frank Rizzo fac- tem has barred students with bad law-and-order Today, the Senate Budget Commit- hospitals less, but others will Goode. grades from participating in ing a black man, Wilson tee is to begin drafting a new simply use their private insurance' extra-curricular activities. The budget plan that can pass the policies to pay for what the to become the first study on the new policy Goode, who seeks Republican-led Senate later this government does not. shows 15.5 percent of the students city's first black mayor, told week. have not been able to participate supporters last night, "We're go- Committee chairman Pete Domenici in sports, theater and other act- ing to win because we stand for says he expects the panel to ap- Retirement ceremony ivities because of grades. the right kind of things." prove a budget calling for tax Rizzo also predicts victory, al- hikes between $2.5 and $10 billion The entire community is invited (UPI)--As required by an ethics though the polls put him 20 percent in spending from earlier Senate to a retirement ceremony parade law, President Reagan and his wife behind Goode. decisions. in honor of the 29 years of mili- have given the government a list of Another major primary will take With Republicans split over the tary service of CWO4 Wayne R. gifts they received last year. The place in Denver today. issue of tax increases, the Sen- Dale, Thursday, May 19, at 3:00 gifts, valued at $18,000, included Voters there will choose among ate last week rejected two budget p.m. Uniform for Navy personnel a $7,000 cowboy oil painting, and William McNichols Jr. and six plans and sent the whole matter is summer whites, Marines, SS "C," an $1,100 riding lawnmower. challengers. back to the budget committee. and civilians, appropriate attire. Page 2 The Daily Gazette Tuesday, May 17, 1983 ON SUNDAY, MAY 29, DANCE FACTORY REGISTRATION FOR at 7:30 p.m. the Fall Session: The Caribbean Dance Factory will Arts and Crafts Workshop is j present a spring reci- Special Announcements currently holding registration tal entitled "Dancing for ballet, tap, jazz, and through the Decades" at creative movement lessons for the elementary school children ages 3-18. There are amphitheater. Nearly various openings in all areas. For 100 young members of our more information call Linda Goodman community will present ballet, tap, (ages 3-5) at 2785 or Karen Switzer and jazz performances consisting of (ages 6-18) at 4446. a variety of music and dances July 2, 1983 ranging from the 16th century to the 6 p.m. to Midnight THE MARINE COPRS EXCHANGE IS NOW present. The Dance Factory is at providing a special order service sponsored by the Caribbean Arts and ,' McCalla Hangar for custom designed plaques made of Crafts Workshop and they cordially bronze or brass--including the invite the entire community to come COMNAVBASE plaque! Come in today and enjoy an evening of dance by Music by at the Marine Corps Exchange Ware- these talented and enthusiastic house Office and order the plaque young people. Admission is free. NAVY SHOW BAND of your own personal design.

PRENATAL CLASS WILL BEGIN ON MAY 17 MAKE EXERCISE FUN WITH CARIBBEAN at 7 p.m. in the Education Classroom Beverages provided by the Arts and Crafts Dancercise classes. of the hospital. Class will be from COMO, SNCO, and CPO Clubs We offer friendly classes, a great 7-9 p.m. every Tuesday for six head-to-toe workout, and some of weeks. This will be the last class $2.50 a person at the door your favorite music. Classes run until August. For more information continually so you can join any call Diane Glasser at 2343 or time. For more info on time and Christine Sackey at 3551. rates, call Gail at 3192 or Becky DO YOU WANT TO LOSE THAT WEIGHT OR RED CROSS PROGRAMS CONSIST OF CPR, at 2259 AT. INDIVIDUALS WHO EXPERIENCED PROPERTY shed a few pounds and have fun do- first aid, sailing, water safety, losses as a result of the April 30 ing it? Well, do it the "TOPS" baby sitting "Super Sitters", and crash of the Naval Air Station C-131 way. "Take Off Pounds Sensibly." mother and baby care classes. aircraft should contact YN1 Veronica We meet every Tuesday evening at ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS Baldwin at ext. 4432 or 4600 to ob- 5:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room THE DIRECTOR, NAVAL BASE CIVILIAN Sunday tain information on procedures for of the elementary school so come on Personnel Office, will conduct a. East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. filing claims for reimbursement. down and meet some new friends. briefing for all CONUS recruited Open Remember "TOPS" is tops. "TOPS" civilian employees on Wednesday, Wednesday BASE BUSES AND BEACH BUSES ARE TO does it sensibly. May 18, on the COMO Patio beginning stop only at recognized bus stops. at 3:45 p.m. and will continue as East Bargo Hut - 8 p.m. Drivers are instructed not to stop MILITARY CUSTOMS INSPECTION COURSE long as necessary. Attendance be- Closed at other locations. All riders are will be held at COMO Club Plantation tween 3:45 and 4:30 will be duty For further information call asked to comply with this require- Room May 24 through May 26, 8 a.m. time and is mandatory; after 4:30 4390-4381 DWH ment and not to commit illegal stops to 4:30 p.m. each day. Candidates will be on a voluntary basis. Recent that are a violation of the bus con- must attend full course of instruc- changes to the Federal Retirement tract. tion to receive certification. If System and Preparing/Submitting further information is required, Travel Claims will be the topics EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, SEAT BELTS WILL call Mr. Longtin at 4206/4104. discussed. be required to be installed in all Blue Caribe vehicles manufactured in 1969 or later. This includes foreign made vehicles imported to the U.S. hae a During initial registration and annual re-registration inspection, community seat belts will be inspected. Ve- hicles not having seat belts will be issued temporary tags if a receipt from the Navy Exchange indicates that they are on order for bulletin board the car. TREASURE & TRIVIA IS LOCATED Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette IN building 944 the last quonset Tuesday, May 17 office through Guard Mail Stop #53 or hand carried - hut to the right of the Navy "SURF & TURF" to the Public Affairs Office in the COMNAVBASE Admin Exchange. The hours of operation Delmonico Steak and Lobster Building. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Baked or French Fries previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Friday and Vegetable ments will be accepted any time. Announcements the first Saturday of the month. Salad Bar will be published at least once a week at the dis- Rolls with Butter cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities Coffee or Ice Tea that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex $8.75 and color or national origin will not be accepted. Club Activities

Thursday, May 19 ATTENTION VIDEO CLUB MEMBERS! THE "CLUB STEAK" next meeting of the Iguana Video Club Steak Educational Notes Club will be held on May 18 at Choice of Potato 7:30 p.m. at the Marine Barracks Vegetable THE ACT ASSESSMENT EXAMINATION WILL Classroom. This is an important Salad Bar be offered by Navy Campus to all meeting for all club members who Coffee or Ice Tea interested military personnel on joined on or after April 20, as the Monday, May 23, from 7:30 a.m. to orders for your movie choice will be May 20 $7.25 Friday, Noon in the classroom, Bldg. AV-34, made. For everyone else, come out "ITALIAN NIGHT" McCalla Hill. Please call 4769 for THE EMERGENC CY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN and join in on all the new and Spaghetti w/Meat Balls information on registering for this performs a unique service which can upcoming ideas for making our club Pizza exam. not be rendeered by any other indi- the best in GTMO. For more informa- Salad Bar vidual or gri roup. In the second of tion contact Bob at 3708 AWH. Rolls with Butter YOU MAY BE CLOSER TO A DEGREE THAN a two part class offered by LA Metro, you think: Gather Coffee or Ice Tea up all those you will be provided with the basic THE HOSPITAL ENLISTED WIVES CLUB "ALL YOU CAN EAT" old college transcripts, military foundation in emergency medical, will hold it's regular monthly training records, $4.95 and test score lfsvn procedures. Come by the meeting on May 17 at 7 p.m. in the reports, and let your Navy Campus LAMCO office e and sign up for the Hospital Conference room. All Advisor put together a viable de- Emergency Memedical Technicial II Hospital and Dental Clinic wives gree TIilE AILY plan tailor-made to utilize course. Reggistration is May 16th are invited to attend. For more your assets and to meet your career through May 20th. information contact Linda at needs. Call Ms. Reynolds at 4769 3665 ARE. GAZETTE to make an appointment for personal LA METRO IS OFFERING A COURSE IN academic counseling. Organization and Management Theory which willccover the processes of management,tthe establishment and Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, achievementsof objectives, decision - - making, orgarnization, planning, INFLATION FIGHTER Commander, U.S. Naval Base o a 'control, and d managerial authority. Lt. Cmdr. Keith Maynard. May 16-22 INSTRUCTION IS A COURSE .Public Affairs Officer the ale, dela beu after WATER SAFETY d by LA Metro this term. Ens. Christy McCollom. Available at Stop JUST A REMINDER: REGISTRATION FOR Students whr complete the require- .Asst. Public Affairs Officer Inn, Villamar Los Angeles Metropolitan College be- ments earn he Red Cross Water Light JOC Lew Reed. Snack Shack, Marblehead gins Monday, May 16th, through Sft nt uctor Certificate. .Public Affairs Staff Supervisor Snack Shack, Golf May 20th. Please note that this J02 Lee Holloway . Canteen, and Kountry registration is for ONE WEEK ONLY. EARN $$ NONE Y WITH YOUR CAMERA. External Communications Coordinator Kitchen. If you have any questions call Improve your r photographic skills in J03 Michael Page.Editor 4307/4748. Diana Groend dyke's BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs. Susan Junkins. GRILLED WORKSHOP (Ms}iy 10 - June 16). Learn . .Production Assistant HAM & EGG SANDWICH PRINCIPLES OF SELLING WILL COVER THE technical ski ills and creative principles of wholesale and techniques rom a PROFESSIONAL. ONLY 99 ut15,,d in NAVEOS P-35 and undr th dfr,,t,, specialty selling; developing the You'll enjoy exploring Guantanamo of the Naval ase Public Affairs Officer. Printed sales plan, securing prospects, Bay with yorur new "photographic- effective goods and service eye", inform mal and active lectures; Branch Office, the opinions or statements in nes items presentation, that appear herein are no to be cnsted officiall product analysis, as well as, hands-on demonstrations. reflecting the views of CONAVBASE or the De- closing the sale and serviceF ea tails call 2680. Don't parment of the Naop. se class size is limited. Tuesday, May 17, 1983 The Daily Gazette Have another J =cup of coffee

i(UPI)--For several months now, cof- caffeine consumption poses little ffee and soft drink makers have been or no health threat to most people.

Eengaged in an advertising battle The report specifically disputes

Cover caffeine, or rather, the lack claims that caffeine can actually

Cof it. cause such serious health-problems Millions of ad dollars have been as cancer, birth defects, heart spent promoting beverages from disease, peptic ulcers or high

Ciwhich the caffeine has been removed blood pressure.

Cor which never had it--a lack now The Council defines a heavy caf- seen as a selling point. feine user as one who drinks five The implication of all this is cups of brewed coffee a day, a

tthat caffeine is bad for you and as dozen cups of tea or instant cof-

Hwith many things, too much of it fee, 15 caffeinated soft drinks,

Ccan be detrimental to your health. two pounds of chocolate, or six STAFF SERGEANT VIRGIL DAVIS (CENTER), CO. L/NSGA, STANDS WITH HIS occurring doses of over-the-counter caffeine Caffeine is a naturally family and Commanding Officer, Maj. Catlett, following his re- Cchemical found in many foods and stimulates. enlistment ceremony on John Paul Jones Hill. (Official U.S. Navy IIm lines. People who consume too The study estimates that about 11 photo) m of it can suffer headaches, million Americans consume at least sleeplessness, rapid heart beat, this amount of caffeine daily. anxiety, stomach upset and depres- But, Dr. Elizabeth Whelan, Coun-

Csion. cil Director, says, "Recent publi- But a new report from the Ameri- city has created a climate of fear ccan Council on Science and Health about caffeine that is completely says the problem has been blown out of proportion to its real

cout of proportion and that moderate health impact."

EEO isn't just the law-it's the right thing to do

by Bettye P. Martin An open environment in which prob- Equal Employment Opportunity ap- lems can be aired and discussed is plies to all people regardless of an important element in fully achiev- race, color, religion, sex, national ing the spirit of the equal employ- origin, age, mental and physical ment opportunity program. Many po- handicap. Furthermore, it is the tential problems can be avoided and policy of the Department of the Navy corrected informally. Every super- to aggressively carry out action plans visor should remember that the key to insure measureable progress to the Navy's EEO Program is not the toward full integration of the work prevention of formal discrimination force in all occupations and at all complaints. It is taking positive organizational levels. steps to create an atmosphere and Every level of management, includ- an environment in which discrimana- ing every supervisor, is expected to tory actions will not occur. OPERATIONS SPECIALIST THIRD CLASS JAMES SAMBITO IS CONGRATULATED take positive actions toward achiev- upon his selection as Crane Hill Petty Officer of the Month for ing the EEO goals. The degree of DEPUTY EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICER: March, by Lt. Cmdr. Joe Trevathan, JARCC/AAWC Director. Sambito the supervisor's success is required received the award for his superior professional performance as to be reflected in his/her perfor- Bettye P. Martin, Bldg. #13 Top- a watch supervisor at AAWC. (Official U.S. Navy photo) m e rating and may form the basis side, ext. 4612 incentive awards. people have asked, "What's this EEO COUNSELORS: 4Guidelines regarding letters & packages> about domestic and social issues? Debbie Matocha, Admin. Bldg., A number of CINCLANTFLT personnel Packages/articles being brought Aren't we in the business of national ext. 4400 have recently been observed at port back into the U.S. for the conven- defense?" Yes, we are, and by work- Barbara Diaz, Operations Dept. of entry air terminals carrying let- ience of others must be declared and ing toward EEO and strengthening the L/P, ext. 6204 ters and packages into the Customs specifically marked on the declara- bonds of our society, we are also Linda Wilson, Supply Dept. L/P, Territory of the United States. tion as being carried for the con- strengthening our nation and its de- ext. 4231 This has caused both the U.S. Cus- venience of others. fense. Ann Westermayer, Public Works Contact point offices are good lo- toms Service and CINCLANTFLT con- Dept., ext 4125 for cations to demonstrate that the De- cern. The following guidelines are These articles being carried carrying partment of the Navy is an equal op- applicable: shipmates may subject the FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM and internal portunity employer and that we are * Hand-carried letters should not member to paying duties of the ex- carrying out our goal of integrating Clara Liszt, Comptroller Dept., be sealed. Letters are not consid- revenue tax, regardless mem- the work force at all levels. ext. 4749 ered mail until they are turned over emption status of the carrying to the Postal Service system, there- ber. In addition, packages are sub- fore, hand-carried personal letters ject to customs opening and examina- are subject to the same customs in- tion. spection and declaration procedures as any other hand-carried package. * Passengers carrying letters and * Packages/articles obtained over- packages are responsible for their seas which are the personal property contents. Personnel "unsuspect- of the carrying member must be de- ingly" carrying contraband items are clared on the member's personal de- exposing themselves to severe penal- claration DD Form 1854. ties. The Soviet government has its share of crooks (UPI)--Many Soviet citizens dream materials" to build his house which of owning a lavish home in the featured a "mansard roof and a fire- countryside--for Anatoly Yershov, place." that dream came true, but it cost Pravda said the building materials him his job. included "dozens of cubic meters of For nearly six years, Yershov high-quality lumber and hundreds of headed a government department kilograms of galvanized iron, a known as the Ministry of Machine commodity in short supply." Building for Light and Food Indus- Yershov was also accused of using try and Household Appliances. state funds for a banquet in honor of his 50th birthday. Pravda says The official Communisy Party officials from Yershov's department HUGH JAMES, ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN AT THE COMPTROLLER DEPARTMENT newspaper Pravda accused Yershov of attending the banquet brought gifts is presented a 10-year pin and certificate by Sylvia K. Hvanndal, "living high on the hog" and using that were paid for "at the expense Comptroller, in recognition of his dedication and support to the state workers and construction ma- of the government." Navy and the Naval Station. (Official U.S. Navy photo) terials to build himself a lavish Many of the presents were made home in the birch forests outside during working hours with state- as, STAN - Moscow. owned materials, and using state 5CI.Ir.1,DER Yershov was the latest official machinery. One was a vase featuring ousted from office on corruption a portrait of Yershov himself, val- charges since Yuri Andropov took ued at 300 Rubles (about $420)," the over the leadership of the Soviet newpaper reported. Communist Party last November. . What has become of Yershov? Prav- Pravda says Yershov's pursuit of da says he was "sentenced" for vio- personal enrichment led him to ig- lating party ethics and misusing his nore his job, which is a "no-no" in official position, but it was not Soviet society. clear if any jail term was imposed. According to the newspaper, work- Pravda also implied that some of ers from firms involved in Yershov's Yershov's belongings were confisca- used "illegally acquired "Sort of a toss-up between 'Yech!' and 'Blah'!" department ted. Tuesday, May 17, 1983 The Daily, Gazette Page 4 Ninth inning surge falls short, Twins lose 1-6 S PO RTS GBYAA (AP)--The dreams of what could as he threw a five-hitter for his The GBYAA will hold an important have been haunted Minnesota Twins fifth victory. NBA meeting Wednesday, May 18. During fans. The Twins trailed Oakland Dave Stieb is the season's first (UPI)--Tommy Heinsohn met with this meeting, the election of new 7-0 going into the bottom of the seven-game winner. He earned a officials of the Houston Rockets officers will be held. We need base ninth. victory with relief help from Randy yesterday to discuss coaching that participation and support if we are Dave Engle opened the inning with Moffitt as Toronto beat Milwaukee NBA team. A spokesman for the to keep this association going for a pinch-hit home run. When Engle 2-1 in 11 innings. Rockets says both parties are these kids. The meeting will be held appeared again that inning, the quite pleased with the way things at 7 p.m. in the hospital classroom. tying run was on first with two Ron Guidry whipped a three-hitter are going, although nothing has out. But Tom Burgmeier struck out in Detroit to give the New York been finalized. Heinsohn coached GBOA meeting tonight Engle to end a wild rally that left Yankees a 7-0 win over the Tigers. the Boston Celtics from 1969 the Twins one run short, as Oakland Ken Griffey had three hits and through 1978, winning two NBA Attention Guantanamo Bay Officials held on for a 7-6 victory. scored three times for the Yanks. championships along the way. He Association members! The GBOA is The Twins scored all their runs In the NL, Hubie Brooks and Jose would replace Del Harris, who re- having a special meeting this Tues- on four ninth-inning homers. Ear- Oquendo each drove in three runs signed at the end of last season. day, May 17, at 7 p.m., at the lier, Bob Kearney had helped Oak- as the New York Mets pounded the Marine Site "White House" conference land build its lead with a three- Pittsburgh Pirates 11-4. Winning Racquet Club room. This meeting is mandatory for run shot into the seats. And Wayne pitcher Ed Lynch added a two-run the entire membership. Gross homered in the Oakland ninth single for the Mets. Why in the world would anyone for what proved to be the winning want to be a member of the GTMO run. Bay Racquet Club? How has the Yacht Club A sixth-inning home run helped Stanley Cup Racquet Club ever managed to sur- A little known fact is that mem- the Texas Rangers beat the Cleve- (AP)--Going into tonight's Stanley vive down here for 11 years? Just bers of the Yacht Club have recip- land Indians, 3-1. Larry Parrish Cup action, the New York Islanders because there's nice weather for rocal membership privileges with hit the two-run blast, his fourth enjoy a commanding lead of 3-0 it; just because it's a sociable, all major yacht clubs in the U.S. game winning RBI of the year. Rick over the Edmonton Oilers in their healthy activity with friendly Would you like dinner at the fan- 0 Honeycutt lowered his ERA to 1.33 best-of-seven series. competition; just because players ciest restaurants in town? Would With a victory at home tonight, of every level of ability are of you like to attend first rate sail- the Islanders can clinch their equal stature in the club and ing seminars and presentations? USFL fourth straight NHL championship. military rank has no meaning on What might cost you thousands in Only the Montreal Canadiens have the courts; just because there the states costs you $10 to join (AP)--In the USFL, John Williams done better, winning the cup are scheduled events every two and $2.50 for the next month only. scored three touchdowns in the five years in a row fron 1956 weeks from which you can choose You can obtain a lifetime member- second half as the Michigan Pan- through 1960. from - okay, so there is a club ship for a mere $10 fee. Join us. thers rallied for a 31-24 win over If New York does complete a house complete with lighted courts, Call Ron Wheeler at 4525. the New Jersey Generals. sweep, they'll owe it to a stingy heads, cooking facilities, meeting The Panthers had trailed by 14 defense. The Isles have shut room, tournament director, club Intercommand in the first half. Generals' down the league's most explosive pro and tennis coaches; so there Softball running back Herschel Walker offense, holding the Oilers to is a special comradery among ten- These are the Intercommand Soft- scored a pair of touchdowns, one four goals so far. nis players; so there are 32 ball standings as of May 16. of them on a 65-yard pass play. million of 'em in the U.S.A. EAST WON LOST alone - I still say there's a FTG 3 0 Marcus Marek returned a fumble Boxing chance I may be wasting my time NAS/VC-10 2 0 recovery 85 yards for a score to (UPI)--World Boxing Council heavy- playing here with people like Ground Defense Force 2 0 help the Boston Breakers beat weight champion Larry Holmes said Moonball Netman, Footfault Poacher, Some Of My Friends 3 1 the Denver Gold 17-9. Only 4,100 he would sign to meet Mike Weaver Junkshot Hustler, Cannonball Hack- NAS Crash Crew 1 1 fans fans saw the game in a heavy in a unification fight if Weaver er, and Buster Racquet. PWD Boozers 1 1 rain at Boston. recaptures the World Boxing Asso- I've got more important things NMCB-133 2 2 Fred Besana threw four touch- ciation crown Friday. At an in- to do, like watching the grass SIMA 1 2 down passes as the Oakland In- formal news conference in Las Ve- grow on Cooper Field or giving Hospital II 0 2 vaders beat Washington 34-27. gas where he's training, Holmes my golf "rug" a shampoo treatment. Burns and Roe 0 3 Federals quarterback Mike Hohensee indicated a meeting against Weaver But I recognize that there are Boat Pool 0 3 fired three TD passes. would be his last fight before re- some who can be swayed by such WEST WON LOST Meanwhile, the USFL awarded an tirement. He expressed no inten- frivolous arguments so if you're NSGA/Co. L. 4 0 expansion franchise to San Diego tion of facing Michael Dokes if still interested, go ahead and BCT 2 0 yesterday, but the team doesn't the current WBA champion retains call Larry Fisk at 4294 AWH for Crane Hill 3 1 have a place to play. The Jack his crown. Holmes also defends membership forms, or tear out Hospital I 2 1 Murphy Stadium authority is con- his title against Tim Witherspoon this goofy article, put your NAVSTA Blue 2 1 cerned over whether the grass Friday in a unique boxing card name and stop number on it, and Leeward Marines 1 2 field can take the wear and tear also featuring Weaver against send it to the dummy at stop 19. High School Pirates 2 3 of another team. The city's NFL, Dokes. The unbeaten Holmes claims, But remember sucker, GTMO tennis PWD Gray 1 3 baseball and soccer teams already "If Weaver beats Dokes, I'll sign is addictive, and don't say I NAS Rebels 1 3 use the stadium. with Weaver the same night." didn't warn you. Leeward Iguanas 0 2 Base Police 0 2

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