Gazette Deposed Iranian Leader "My Great Friend" Went Immediately to Express Many U.S

Wives information seminar begins tomorrow World News Digest A wives information seminar will Guantanamo Bay. be presented aboard the Naval Station All wives are encouraged to tomorrow and Wednesday for the spouses attend. Egypt readies shah's funeral of all base associated persons. The seminar will be held at The seminar is designed to pro- McCalla Administration Building Preparations are under way for have no effect on the hostage vide useful information about facili- beginning at 9 a.m. issue." a state funeral in Cairo tomorrow ties as well as an indoctrination to the U.S. for the deposed Shah of Iran. The militants holding Embassy in Tehran say his death Egyptian officials are said to be that the uncertain whether to invite foreign will make no difference, hostages will remain in captivity leaders, since any country sending until the Pahlavi wealth is return- high-ranking dignitaries would risk ed to Iran. offending Iran's current leadership. It was the admission of the shah Guantanamo The shah died in exile in Egypt into the U.S. for medical treat- yesterday morning, at age 60, ment last October that set off the wasted by cancer and suffering mas- hostage crisis. The militants sive internal bleeding. Egypt's had been demanding his return to President Sadat, who called the Iran. Gazette deposed Iranian leader "My Great Friend" went immediately to express Many U.S. officials dismiss the his condolences to the Pahlavi shah's death as almost irrelevant family. to the hostage crisis. They say re- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba He announced that he now con- cent political developments hold siders the Shah's family his own. more promise for the eventual release Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's body of the 52 Americans. will probably be carried on a horse- The officials point to the naming drawn carriage to a leading Mosque of a new prime minister, and instal- in Cairo, with mourners marching lation of a parliament as two hope- behind. ful signs. But White House News Vol. 35 No. 143 Monday July 28, 1980 Once at. the Mosque, the Shah's Secretary Jody Powell stresses that body will be removed from the coffin no quick solution is in sight. and placed facing Mecca while Moslem clergymen pray and read verses from the Koran. CARTER'S HOPES ERODING

In Washington, the State Depart- President Carter has begun work ment says the U.S. will be repre- on the speech he expects to deliver funeral by Ambassador sented at the to the Democratic Convention when Alfred Atherton. to Egypt he's nominated as the party's White House Spokesman Jody presidential candidate. Powell said officials are Carter's hopes for renomination, waiting for arrangements to be once considered virtually certain, finalized before deciding on an may be eroding, due in part to the American representative. scandal surrounding his brother Billy. The younger Carter has Nixon Former President Richard admitted receiving nearly a On hear- has already gone to Cairo. quarter of a million dollars in Nixon calling of the shah's death, loans from the Libyan government. and ally, ed him "a loyal friend A special Senate Subcommittee as well." and a personal friend opens hearing tomorrow into Billy Tehran radio reported the shah's Carter's dealings with the Libyan death with the words "the blood- government, and any role the White sucker of the century has died at House played in relation to them. last," and reported dancing in the A move to open up the Democratic streets of the Iranian capital. Party Convention is gathering strength. Two Democratic Senators, The Carter Administration re- Henry Jackson of Washington and acted to the shah's death with a Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, jumped terse statement expressing sympathy on the bandwagon yesterday. for his family. There was no men- They're urging defeat of a proof the shah's long-time alli- tion posed rule that would bind President ance with the United States. Carter's delegates to vote for him. would not ,Ronald Reagan had words of praise That would mean Carter for the shah. The Republican automatically be assured of presidential nominee called him a renomination, although he has "valued and loyal friend" whose more than the necessary number of passing "reminds us of the impor- delegates. PROSPECTIVE CHIEF OF INFORMATION Rear Admiral Bruce who's tance of remaining true to our Senator Edward Kennedy, Newell receives a radio and TV briefing from Senior opposing Carter for the nomination, friends. Chief Journalist Mary Coyner Friday during his visit to fight for an says he'll continue to the Naval Station.RADM Newell will relieve RADM The big question for Americans Kennedy also open convention. David M. Cooney in September. The purpose of his is how the shah's death will affect the emergence says he doesn't fear visit was to obtain a first hand view of the situation the fate of the hostages still being of an alternate candidate to here, and to become better acquainted with the mis- held in Iran. The BBC has President Carter or himself. sion of the Navy Broadcasting Service. RAMD Newell's quoted a spokesman for President Jackson has been mentioned as experience includes command of three ships, including Bani-Sadr as saying the death "will one possible alternative to the nuclear guided missile cruiser USS Bainbridge. He Kennedy. He says he's Carter and is reporting to CHINFO from the Joint Staff where he "flattered, but not a candidate." FEDERAL JURY INDICTS TODAY served as Deputy Director for Operations, National Military Command Center. (Photo by PH2 J. Droogan) of Con- The Arthur McDuffie case is Several dozen members in efforts back in the news. McDuffie is the gress are also involved to open up the convention. black Miami businessman whose death, A spokesman for them, Congress- allegedly at the hands of four man Michael Barnes of Maryland, white policemen, indirectly led to warns the Democrats may suffer the bloody rioting in Miami's Liberty catastrophic defeat in November City. unless delegates are allowed to The riots broke out in May vote for the candidate of their when the policemen were found choice. innocent of beating McDuffie to At the White House, political death. Today, a federal grand operatives are contacting Carter's jury is expected to issue indictments delegates in an effort to stem in the case. erosion of the president's support. An attorney for one Yesterday, News Secretary Jody of the policemen,all of whom are now Powell cautioned restless members off the force, says he's learned of Congress against passing judg- his client will be named in a ment on the president's difficulties five-count indictment, charged with with his brother until all the violating McDuffie's civil rights. facts are in.

QUAKE HITS KENTUCKY, 5.1 MULDRAUGH KENTUCKY EVACUATED A "very rare" earthquake measuring five-point-one on the Richter scale State and local police are shook 14 states and Southern Canada patrolling the deserted community yesterday. The quake was centered of Muldraugh, Kentucky. At least some 30 miles northeast of Lexington, 200,000 people were evacuated from Kentucky and lasted between 15 and Muldraugh Saturday after ten PASTOR D. L. WILLIAMS from the-Jam- baptised Clayden Smith during the 45 seconds. No deaths or injuries railroad tankers derailed. Authori- aica Conference of the Seventh-Day ceremonies that were attended by were reported. But hundreds of ties still are waiting for a fire Adventist Church baptises Beverly more than 30 members of the local buildings were damaged, most of to consume three of the cars, which Pavon in Cable Beach aboard the Nav- congregation. (Photo by PHAA Bill them slightly. are carrying toxic vinyl chloride. al Station Friday. The Pastor also Silberberg) Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, July 28, 1980 community bulletin board (inantanatnU, aul Girl Scouts Community announcements maybe called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand The Girl Scouts of Gu-ctanamo Bay are looking for volunteer troop carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday leaders and assistant leaders for the upcoming year. A leader is needed through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon for a Brownie troop (ages 6-9), two Junior troop leaders (ages 10-12) the previous working day. Bonafide emergency announcements will be and accepted anytime. Community announcements will be published not more five assistant troop leaders to serve at all levels. If you would like than once a week for a maximum of three weeks and then rewritten, to volunteer your services and become a Girl Scout leader contact Mrs. condensed, and included in a daily calendar section during the week of the event, Comercial advertising is prohibited although announcements Sue Pate at (H) 98148 or (W) 8114. Registration for Girl Scout Brownies, of available services will be permitted but limited to twice monthly. Juniors, Seniors and Cadetts will be held August 6,7 and during school Anoonements for businesses 8 or services requiringcommand approvalnmay registration. be required to provide proof of a letter of authority. Ads which dicriminateonthebasisof race, s , creed, color, emotional origin will not e accepted. The Publio AffairStaffm H ryei the right to edit end reorito all submissions. (ATAnytime/DW-Dring Working Hours/ THE JAMAICAN INDEPENDENCE is here SOCCER THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR AW-Ater Working HSeam). again-celebrations will be from SPORT. The Guantanamo Bay Youth August 1-4. This year's cele- Athletic Association is planning a brations will honor Mr. Terrence Soccer Program designed to provide Cumberland for his contribution to Soccer for boys and girls. Depend- the Jamaican community. A "Terrence THE:PHOTO REFLEX CLUB will hold A WIVES INFORMATION SEMINAR will ing on how many are interested, we Cumberland trophy" will be competed a Black and White photography class be presented Tuesday and Wednesday, will try to organize teams from ages for by Jamaicans versus other mem- July 29, August 2, 5 and 9. For July 29 and 30 for the spouses of 7-9, 10-12, 13-15, and 16-UNLIMITED. more information, call Chuck Roberts all base personnel. This will pro- bers of the base community, in the A Soccer clinic will be conducted following sporting 96164 AWH or Barbara Burr 97267 AT. vide useful information about fa- activities: at Cooper Field at 9 a.m. on Sat. Golf, lawn tennis, table tennis, cilities as well as an indoctrination Aug. 2 All interested players men and women softball, volley ball to Guantanamo Bay. Any interested regardless of whether you've (ladies soft and volley ball teams RAQUET CLUB TOURNAMENT. The next wives are invited to attend. The played the game before are invited will be from Jamaica), soccer, bi- club. tournament will be mixed draw schedule for the seminar will be to attend. cycle race, 2 mile foot race, and doubles on August 2-3. Members as follow: bowling. should sign up at the club house JULY 29 On Monday, August 4, the Jamaican BPTO WOULD LIKE TO REMIND PASSENGERS or call Mike Dunn no later than 9 a.m. Introduction Independence Day celebrations will of C-9 flights to Jacksonville, that 4 p.m. on Thursday, July 31. 9:30 a.m. GTMO Slide Presentation be held at Phillips Park, commencing there is a transportation service to 10 a.m. Medical at 12:30 until 6 p.m. The menu Jacksonville International Airport for 10:30 a.m. Dental TREASURE AND TRIVIA will be will consist of curried goat and a nominal fee of $3. Please notify 11 a.m. Base Transportation closed for the remainder of July rice, ackee and salt fish, chicken BPTO at the time of your flight ar- for cleaning 1 p.m. Fenceline Tour and painting. Watch and rice and peas, boiled yams and rangement for this service. for our grand re-opening date banana, and salad bar. Lots of Red JULY 30 early in August. Stripe and Guiness Stout beer will SPECIAL SERVICES announces signup 9 a.m. Navy Exchange be available. Music will be for the track and field meet Aug. 7 9:30 a.m. Commissary by the Choukey Taylor Rand (with and 8. All entries must be forward- THE MARINE COPRS EXCHANGE 10 a.m. Education Cynthia Schloss) and Graphic ed to the Athletic Department prior announces the following changes 10:30 a.m. Schools Elem/High Expression disco. to noon Aug. 6. Entry forms should in their hours of operations, 11 a.m. Nursery School effective August 4: The new Tickets can be obtained from contain the name, Social Security store hours will be 9:30 a.m. 1 p.m. Special Services the following persons: Mr. C. Shaw number, command and list of events to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Veterinarian (Telephone Exchange-8699), Mr. A. entered by each individual. with the exception of the military 2 p.m. Survivor Benefits McCalla (Fire Dept. - 8420), Mr. L. Events and approximate times: payday hours being 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m. 3 p.m. Closing Comments and Palmer (Fire Dept. 8577/8222), Thursday, Aug. 7 -- Field Events As in the past the Marine Corps Group Photograph Mr. T. Cumberland (Naval Hospital - SHC J. Smith (Commissary 4:30 Exchange will be close on Sunday. Child care during seminar will be 913261), Hammer p.m. Store - 8134), Miss N. Davis Long Jump 4:45 p.m. The hours of the Mini-Mart will provided by Day Care Center. not be effected by these changes (Marine Exchange - 98119) and Mr. Shot Put 5 p.m. and will remain the same. B. Steele (MAC Terminal - 64335). Triple Jump 5:15 p.m. Tickets will also be on sale in Javalin 5:30 p.m. BE A SOCCER COACH, REFEREE, MAN- front of the Navy Exchange Main High Jump 5:45 p.m. THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE AGER. The Guantanamo Bay Youth Retail Store on Saturday, July 26. Discus 6,p.m. announces the following changes Athletic Association is calling 3 Mile Run 6:15 p.m. in their hours of operation, for interested adults who would July 30, military payday, ALL assist in the soccer program. "WE HAVE Friday, Aug. 8 -- Track Events 10 a.m.- 7 p.m. Please call R.B. McCrindle, GTMO A CONSUMING As in the past the Marine Corps Commissioner of Soccer at 951248, INTEREST IN 440 Yd. Relay 4:30 p.m. Exchange will be closed on Sunday. work or 951200. Previous ex- 1 Mile Run 4:50 p.m. The hours of the Mini-Mart will ENERGY." perience is not necessary. (35 years and older run at same not be effected by these changes time, best time in each group and will remain the same. will win.) MONDAY/TUESDAY MAC PASSENGER FLIGHTS will arrive and depart as follows 440 Yd. Dash 5:15 p.m. THE MARINE OFFICERS WIVES CLUB commencing July 28. 100 Yd. Dash 5:30 p.m. would like to announce a Bridge- 100 Yd. Dash 5:45 p.m. 0-Rama which is forming now. Grab Arrival from Time Depart to Time (35 & older) your favorite bridge partner and Mondays Norfolk 4 p.m. 2 Mile Run 5:55 p.m. give the MOWC a call if you are Tuesdays Kingston 9:30 a.m. 880 Yd. Relay 6:20 p.m. interested. The Bridge-O-Rama will Kingston 12:35 p.m. Norfolk 2:50 p.m. 880 Yd. Run 6:45 p.m. be for a minimum of 13 bi-weekly These changes are required to allow repairs to the runway at NAS, Gitmo 220 Yd. Dash 7 p.m. sessions a minimum of 14 teams is Upon completion of repairs (approximately eight weeks) the schedule will For further information contact needed. The registration fee will return to normal. Special Services Athletic Depart- be $2.00 per person, with proceeds ment at 951160. going to the scholarship fund at the end of the season. The season will run from September DUE TO THE INCREASE through April. For complete details IN THE PRICE and to sign up call Phylis Dale of horse feed and other corral at 951208 AWH or Jenny Calhoun AT expense, effective August 1, the at 95459. Oh, by the way, there fee schedule for the Special Ser- calendar vices will be cash awards to the winners Corral will be: of this Bridge-O-Rama, the more players the higher the cash awards Leasing or will be so call now!!!! Boarding $80.00 per month Today Hourly $ 3.00 horse $ 2.00 pony THE COMMISSARY will be closed Fri- Roman Catholic mass, Base Chapel, 11:35 a.m. Moonlight Ride day, Aug. 1 for inventory and will (6 - 12 p.m.) $ 9.00 reopen Saturday, Aug. 2 for regular Tomorrow Beach Ride hours. (9 a.m.-4 p.m.) $12.00 All Night Ride Catholic Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., Base Chapel. (6 p.m.-6 a.m.) $20.00 Guantanamo Gazette Al Anon meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, 7 p.m. Guantanamo Bay Duplicate Bridge Club meeting, BOO Annex, 7 p.m. ON JULY 31, SPECIAL SERVICES MARINA will offer overnight Fish- Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. - Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting, elementary school B-9, 6 p.m. (99197). ing Boat Rental for the opening of Jamaican United Fellowship Order of Service prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m., langouste season. For further in- Naval Station Commanding Officer church on Bay Hill Road. formation contact BTC Feenker at 95545 during working hours. L Robert S. Pch.Public Affairs Officer JO1 Joseph E. Grayson. .Editor W ednesday J02 Brenda K. Starkey . Assistant Editor _ Mrs. Patricia K. Ashfield .Production Assistant Mass 11:35am. Bas The Guantanamo Gazette is published according tothe Roman Catholic holes and regulations for ship and station newspapers as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction Bible Study, The Hook, 7:30 p.m. of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times weekly at government expense on government equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Prayer and Praise Neting, M116, 7:30 p.m. (98293) Branch Office,. the opinions or statements in news items that appear herein are not to be construed as official ,caareflectin the views of CMNAVBASEor the De- A.A. meeting, East Bargo Old Nursery School building, 8 p.m. (closed) partm o.thtticavy. "(99260, 99181, 952248, 952236, 951082). Monday, July 28, 1980 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Warrant officers are technical specialists Independence fete slated Jamaka, her people and her culture Editor's note: The following article was compiled by CWO 2 John Boch- novich. He received it from an old Curmudgeon who claimed it originated Editor's note: The following is fact, there was often a greater in the Bureau of Naval Personnel and was handed down and added to by each the fourth in a series in honor of difference between one group of generation of warrant officers. Jamaican Independence Day which will Africans and another than there be celebrated in the Guantanamo Bay was between the English, French The warrant officer provides the U.S. Navy with a vital and invaluable area on August 4. and Spaniards. Apart from the form of leadership; an officer technical specialist, qualified by per- physical and personality differen- formance and experience, who has the expertise and authority to direct ces between the various types of the most difficult and exacting technical operations in a given occupa- The English tried to create a Africans they also spoke different tional area. He has done so since our beginnings as a naval force over colony of their own people in languages and had differences in two hundred years ago. Jamaica, and Cromwell, who then traditions and habits. The warrant traditions are much older than our seagoing service. Over ruled England, issued a proclama- There were Idos from the Niger two centuries before Columbus sailed, the comparatively small vessels tion "giving encouragement to such delta Akim, Ashanti and Fanti of England were each under the command of a boatswain. The boatswain as shall transplant themselves to peoples who made up the great is the oldest known title of any seagoing officer or man and is derived Jamaica." Gold Coast Coromantee faction; from the Anglo-Saxon word "batsuen," meaning boat's swain or husband. Planters came from New England, Mandingos from the region between The British later developed a systematic group of officers, starting with Bermuda and Barbados; colonists the Niger and the Gambia (south the boatswain and the later appearing master, known as "swabbers" to came from Nevis; indentured serv- coast of Sierra Leone); Pawpaws distinguish them from the nobles who came at a later date bearing ants, who were mostly prisoners, from Dahomey and others from the such Army titles as captain and lieutenant. were shipped in from England. Congo and Angola south of the Bight The boatswain is recognized as the first true sea officer of England The attempt to create a Euro- of Benin. The Ibos and the and he, along with the master and their mates, were appointed by a pean colony was frustrated by the Coromantees were numerically the rant issued by the Admiralty. The commission, as we knew it later on, fact that the agricultural activ- two most powerful groups, but there s unknown in those early times by the sea officers until the Army cap- ities of the colonist were soon was all the difference in the world tain, who was necessarily a noble, came along by order of the sovereign devoted almost exclusively to the between the docile Ibos and the to take his place ahead of the master and boatswain. The captain, and growing of sugar cane which de- warlike tribes from the Gold Coast later the lieutenant, were said to be commissioned by regal powers. manded large numbers of laborers. Coromantee area. As the science of the sea progressed, new officers made their appear- Small farms could not compete with Africans continued to be brought ance to tend to the developing specialties. With the introduction of the vast sugar estates, therefore into Jamaica as slaves until 1808, large cannon on ships, an artillerist officer was taken aboard and called a yeoman class of settlers was when the slave trade was abolished the ship's gunner. Shot holes in the wooden hull and damage to the quickly discouraged. by law. Some of those brought were yards and masts required the attention of the ship's carpenter. The In addition, it was not possible mere youths or even children; some hundreds of square yards of canvas aloft necessitated the sailmaker. to get an adequate supply of were veteran warriors captured in To care for the sick and wounded and administer the sacraments, the Englishmen to labor in the fields, inter-tribal wars and a few had surgeon and chaplain, respectively, were required. Other varieties so following the lead of the been chiefs or important persons. and grades of ship's officers were added from time to time as the Spaniards, the English began to After the abolition of slavery a English Navy developed. Each received a warrant to serve from the Navy bring Africans as slaves to work number of the Africans migrated to Board. The warrant branches, then, are the antecedents from which the sugar estates. Comparatively the island from St. Helene, Sierra nearly all other officer branches have evolved. large numbers began to arrive in Leone and the Kroo Coast. At the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, the Colonies quite the 1660's and by the middle of During the approximately 180 logically modeled the nucleus of the naval establishment after the the 18th century, quite apart from years that slavery existed in large British. Our history records that on December 13, 1775, Congress agreed the Maroons, they out-numbered the Jamaica under the British, a always to construct thirteen frigates. The grades of officers to lead this Europeans by about 7 - 1. section of Africans was force were provided as follows: The Europeans were mostly en- restless and desirous of freedom. gaged as owners and managers of the They sought freedom in different Captains of Ships Pursers plantations, as merchants and ways. Some saved whatever money Captains of Marines Boatswains businessmen, parsons and profes- thay could earn until they could were Lieutenants of Ships Gunners sionals, soldiers and sailors, purchase their freedom; some Lieutenants of Marines Carpenters small tradersmen and artisans. freed for serving the government many Surgeons Masters-Mates Some also became the buccaneers especially during emergencies, are leg- least Chaplains Secretary of the Fleet and pirates whose exploits women ensured freedom for at endary in Jamaican history. They their children by engineering males. Congress resolved that the "Committee for Fitting Out Armed Vessesl" were mostly English, Scots, Welsh liaisons with European a compar- "floating" group issue warrants to all officers under the rank of. third lieutenant or Irish, and as they had There was a large for short in the fleet and commissions to those above. In the assign- atively small number of their own that kept running away Sployed freely with wandering about the nt of warrants to officers, it seems that breeding, profession, posi- women, they consorted periods or just women and soon pro- there was a more de- tion and responsibility were not to be taken into account. Therefore, African slave countryside; progeny. group that ran away per- we see such responsible positions as surgeons, pursers, boatswains, duced a numerous termined who were brought to to the bills to join the gunners, and carpenters being warranted instead of commissioned even The Africans manently types, and finally there were though these officers were heads of departments of the ship, and as Jamaica were of different Maroons, majority came from those who took the most dramatic such were answerable only to the Captain. However, their titles, like even though the Africa. In road to organized rebellion. their traditions, were born of the sea long before the Army Captain the west coast of and Lieutenant made their appearance on ships. Like their British forebears, the warrant officer in our early Navy performed the specialized, seamanlike tasks so vital to establishing a naval force. The changes brought on by the introduction of steam to the Navy are far too extensive to attempt anything other than a footnote here. In order to acquaint this new machinery to the peaceful world of sail and sailors, a handful of civilians called engineers was hired as demon- strators. This group was later transformed into chief, first assistant, second assistant, and third assistant engineers. Later, all but the chief were to be warranted and eventually all were to be commissioned in the staff of the Navy with such titles as chief engineer, passed assistant engineer and assistant engineer. They were finally integrated with the line of the Navy as combatant officers as were so many others who began their officer lines with a warrant. Commissioned warrant grades, the chief warrant officer to "rank with the but after ensign" were introduced to the Navy and Marine Corps at turn of the nineteenth century. The first to be promoted were the boatswains, gunners, carpenters, and sailmakers in recognition that they had been the only remaining warrants of the vast number that through the centuries had evolved to form commissioned grades that reached as far as flag ranks. Just prior to the Second World War, there were eight warrant specialties which reflected the technology of the times. The sailmaker had, of course, disappeared but the boatswain, gunner, and carpenter were joined in the mess by the electrician, radio electrician, machinist, a harmacist and pay clerk. These specialists were drawn from "those hief petty officers and first class petty who are of good officer material and meet certain requirements, such as sufficient sea service, FRA Secretary-Treasurer, SK1 Sue Pate and President, RM1 Dennis Bldod- meritorious service and devotion to their duties." gett present a check for $200 to Lcdr. Carlo Pilgrim for the Gitmo Youth The candidates were administered a competitive examination along with Athletic Association. The money will help finance athletic gear and uni- days of intense grilling and were observed for their moral, several forms. physical and professional qualities. Those few who made the high standard were placed on the Navy Department's waiting list to await appointment as vacancies occured. Promotion to commissioned warrant officer was by selection of a statutory board following not less than Attention CPO Wives six years of warrant service. Guantanamo The importance of the highly skilled officer specialist increased The CPO Wives Club has been a long-standing tradition here in to the significantly with the rapid growth in technical complexity of Navy Bay and although it's small, it has made a large contribution the group so warfare and support systems. The torpedoman, ships clerk, photographer Community. We are starting a membership drive to enlarge now in and aerographer entered the warrant ranks during WWII and brought the we can do even more for the Community and the Club itself. We are more "help- number of specialties to twelve. the process of making plans for the Charity Bazaar and we need be one The requirements of post war specialization launched new warrant ing hands." With over 200 E-7, E-8 and E-9 Wives here, we could the more officer careers in fire control, communications, civil engineer corps, of the largest Clubs on this Base! The more members we have, Whether data processing, electronics, aviation maintenance, bandmaster, supply we can do and you could be a part of this positive organization. accomplishment clerk and numerous other categories. Today, there are twenty-six it be a large or small part, it all adds up to positive 7:30 p.m. at the occupational specialties, including physical security which was approved and self-satisfaction, so come and join us August 4, refreshments. Come by SECNAV in January 1979. CPO Harbor Lights Lounge for a good time and plenty of Kathy Continued on Page 4 teach us a talent or learn a new one! If you need a ride, contact Starr, Needles, 8171 DWH, 96202 AWH, Lynn Broun, 95344 AT, or Rose Ann 951083 AT. Guantanamo Gazette Monday, July 28, 1980 Page 4 THE SPORTSMAN Major league standings W L PCT. GB The headline screamed, "Bart Starr on the hot seat at Green Bay." Bart Starr in trouble, in Green Bay? Bart Starr, the arrow-straight AMERICAN LEAGUE Bart leader at quarterback during the glory years under Vince Lombardi? The Starr, who could put out the lights calmly throwing a football? EAST doomsday defense York 61 35 .635 same Bart Starr who dived into the center of the Dallas New .554 8 for the score that won the 1967 NFL championship? Detroit 51 41 for Starr this season. 53 .552 8 The story reportedly is that it's win or else Baltimore 43 five 8 1/2 It will be his sixth as Green Bay coach. His teams in his first Milwaukee 53 44 .546 coach in his initial 49 47 .510 12 years have the worst won-and-lost record for any Boston .495 13 1/2 five seasons with an established club. Cleveland 46 47 and tied one. 52 .453 1/2 Under Starr, the Packers have won 26 games, lost 47, Toronto 43 17 expansion teams. There have been poorer five-season records but only for ) WEST but he also was 60 38 Starr was not only a brilliant quarterback physically Kansas City .612 qualities do not .495 1/2 a superb play-caller and leader. Unfortunately, those Texas 48 49 11 a great athlete 48 52 .480 13 always carry over to the coaching bench. Sometimes Oakland to a lesser 45 53 .459 15 fails as a coach because he cannot transmit his own talent Minnesota 44 54 .449 16 player. Chicago has been a 39 58 .402 20 1/2 There is no question about the fact that quarterback I Seattle He has tried a half 34 61 .358 24 1/2 stumbling block at Green Bay in Bart's five years. California dozen or more without success. His big hopes this year are Lynn Dickey, -9 NATIONAL LEAGUE problems, and David a man of some talent who has had fantastic injury EAST first four seasons. 55 42 .567 Whitehurst, who has not been overly impressive in his Pittsburgh years to make a quarterback in the NFL and NASL standings Montreal 51 43 .543 2 1/2 It is supposed to take five L PTS season for Whitehurst. W Philadelphia 50 46 .526 4 Starr could be excused for hoping this will be the NATIONAL CONFERENCE 46 50 .479 8 1/0 If not, the Pack will have to keep Dickey healthy. New York EASTERN St. Louis 44 53 .454 11 161 Cosmos 18 7 Chicago 39 54 .419 14 American League Local sports I Washington 12 13 115 WEST Toronto 12 13 106 Houston 55 42 .567 Scores 2 1/2 postponed Playoff Rochester 10 14 88 Los Angeles 53 45 .541 California, Cleveland 3 1/2 Chicago White Sox 3, Texas 2 (1st July 23 CENTRAL Cincinnati 52 46 .531 7 1/2 game) Dallas 13 11 110 San Francisco 48 50 .490 13 108 Texas 4, Chicago 3 (2nd game, 13) NAS #1 9 Tulsa 12 Atlanta 45 52 .464 10 Detroit 4, Oakland 2 (1st game) Hospital 7 Minnesota 11 14 100 San Diego 41 57 .418 14 1/2 5 20 50 Oakland 4, Detroit 0 (2nd game) Atlanta Toronto 5, Seattle 0 NAS #1 16 WESTERN 7 Seattle 22 5 181 Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 4 (l innings) Hospital Los Angeles 141 Minnesota 5, Boston 4 July 24 17 6 NASL 13 12 Kansas City 8, New York Yankees 0 Vancouver 110 NAS GOLD 13 4 Portland 9 15 79 Washington Diplomats 4, Rochester FTG Lancers 2 AMERICAN CONFERENCE National League' Edmonton Drillers 2, Chicago Sting 1 EASTERN FTG 15 7 Fort Lauderdale (Overtime) Houston 6, Montreal 3 15 10 133 NAS GOLD Houston Hurricane 3, Atlanta Chiefs Philadelphia 17, Atlanta 4 New England 15 11 130 14 12 125 1 Cincinnati 10, New York Mets 4 FTG 20 Tampa Bay 6 8 17 73 Tulsa Roughnecks 3, Memphis Rogues 0 Los Angeles 3, Chicago Cubs 2 (12) NAS GOLD Philadelphia Diego 5, St. Louis 2 CENTRAL San Chicago Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 4 NAVSTA WHITE 19 7 165 Houston 12 14 115 PWO GREEN 1 Detroit 11 14 100 [9VIES Congratulations to John PHD GREEN 18 Memphis 10 15 89 Windjammer: Closed Landsittel! During Inter-Command NAVSTA WHITE 9 WESTERN COMO Club: Silent Scream, R Bowling League, for VC-10, Wednesday California 12 13 116 Downtown! Eagle's Wing,. PG Geese, R night July 23 John picked up the NAVSTA WHITE 20 Edmonton 13 13 112 McCalla: The Wild PG 4-6-7 split. Good bowling Big PWD GREEN 16 San Diego. 12 13 103 'Marine: Nothing Personal, John. San Jose 7 18 73 Leeward: The Pink Panther, None 0 WARRANT OFFICER contunued from page 3 The functional role of today's warrant officer is to provide officer technical expertise at a relatively constant grade level in the Navy officer structure. The duties they perform are limited in scope in dassifieds line, relation to other officer categories such as the unrestricted or hand Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail restricted line or limited duty officer. That is, the occupational area Monday carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., of the warrant officer does not expand since their primary duties, through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon not especially afloat, involve an application of technical officer skills the previous working day. Ads are limited to 40 words and published more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is as opposed to a purely management function. be prohibited although announcements concerning available services will While warrant officers should be utilized only in valid warrant businesses or services permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ads for officer requirements, they may be assigned any primary or additional approval may be required to provide proof of a letter requiring command duty deemed ne-.essary by the commanding officer to accomplish the of authority. Ads which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, Staff Regualtions also state that a color, or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs immediate mission of the unit. Navy reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (A-VAnytime/ warrant officer may succeed to command of a ship, or other command of the DWH-During Working Hours/AWH=After Working Hours). naval service provided he is authorized to perform all deck duties afloat or has a designator appropriate to the function of the activity, respectively. It is a great tribute to the warrant officer community '53 Chevrolet 4 dr. sedan, have For sale that there exists the potential to undertake the spectrum of technical, managed to get it running several or management positions. For although by precedence he $250 operational times but it again needs work, recognized and esteemed today for '64 VW available Sept. 2, $500; Sun- ranks after the junior officer, he is or best offer. 951206 AT. skilled and proven professional. Not fish sailboat, excellent cond., what he always has been: a highly $450; Puch mo- a "junior officer," but a warrant officer. suitable for racing, '74 Honda CL 200, very good condi- $450. ped, saddle bags, cover, tion, new tires, padded sissy bar 97265 AT. w/ rack and saddlebags, $550. 96228 '75 Kawasaki 100cc, on-off, turn AWH. signs & extra engine, helmets included. Best offer over $300. 16' fiber galss boat, new epoxy TW VOD Call Doug DWH 64258, AWH 98153. paint, closed bow, windshield, TODAY steering consol, trailer, 65 hp el- Hospital Power lawn mower with grass catcher, ectric start Mercury in excellent 1:00 General 1:45 Cartoons $10; new sheet of 3/4" plywood, $10; cond., anchor with 140' nylon rope, 2:00 Ryan's Hope new parts for rebuilding 230 cu. in. lights, horn, float cushions, oar, schedule Live firing 2:30 Gunsmoke Chevy 6 cyl. (mains, rod bearings, life preservers, pole holders, wa- Monday. 8a.m. - 5 p.m. 3:25 Cartoons rings, hyd lifters, timing gears ter skies, two 6 gal. gas tanks, Here Come the Brides (BW) and gasket set), all for $100. new vinyl seats, battery. $1,800 All the Conde and Hicacal Reach 4:00 5:30 Wild Kingdom 952278 w/ extras. Can be seen at Base between St. Nicholas and Caracoles 6:00 Newswatch One twin bed in good condition; one Police Marina, slip 1 B or call Points and all the upper bay north 6:30 ABC World News electronic flash for 35 m/m camera. Rick, 8280 AWH. of the Caracoles and Granadillo 7:00 Sixty Minutes Call 64383 AWH or see at Nob Hill Point will he off limits. For fur- 8:00 Eight is Enough 62A DWH 11,500 BTU a/c available Aug. 19, thur information contact the CNB du- of Interest $100. 96240 AWH. tv office, Special Services Marina 8:50 Notes '66 Ford Mustang, 289 V8, edlebrocke or Base Police. 9:00 Laverne and Shirley hirise manifold, holley 650 dual Lost 9:30 Stockard Channing Charlie's Angels carbuetor, headers, high performance Sunrise: 6:35 a.m. 10:00 Brown paper bag, carrying a tan T0day's l0cal Nature of Things cam, crager mags, good tires; Sunset: 7:39 p.m. 11:00 Lee's denim jacket. Lost Wednesday 11:30 Pioneer am/fm cassette deck. Moonrise: NBC Nightly News afternoon, July 23. If found 8:34 p.m. forecast Asking $700 or best offer; '71 Vega Moonset: 7:18 a.m. 12:00 Crimes of Passion please call 8557 DWH. 12:55 Sign off pickup. runs but needs work, $150 High tide:10:49 p.m. High: 92 or best offer, both must go by Services Low tide: 3:30 p.m.Low: 76 August 4. Call 95546 AWH. TOMORROW MORNING Responsible 14 year old to babysit Mostly cloudy skies with isolated 9:00 Electric Company children in your home or mine week- Ethan Allen china cabinet & hutch, rain and thunder showers. Winds 9:30 Addams Family (NW) ends and after 3:30 p.m. Monday - 1 year old, $500 or best offer; ESE at 15 kts. and bay conditions 10:00 Today Show Thursday. Call Wendy, 952231 DWH, 2 end tables, $25, all-prices at 2-4 feet. .12:00 Phil Donahue negotiable. Call 90267 951071 AWH.